SHABBAT VAYIGASH

Candle Lighting ..................................... 4:19PM Friday Mincha ...................................... 4:24PM Shkia ..................................................... 4:37PM Shabbat Shacharit.. ..................... 8:00, 9:00AM Latest Sh’ma ......................................... 9:39AM Shabbat Mincha .................................... 4:15PM Shabbat Maariv ..................................... 5:20PM Shabbat Ends ....................................... 5:28PM Sun Shacharit ..................... 7:30, 8:30, 9:15AM Mon Shacharit ............................. *6:20, 8:00AM Tues/Wed Shacharit .................... *6:30, 8:00AM Thurs Shacharit – ASARA B’TEVET (and National Holiday) Fast Starts .......................................... 5:53AM Shacharit ......................... *7:30, 8:30, 9:15AM Mincha ................................................. 4:15PM Fast Ends ............................................. 5:22PM Fri Shacharit................................ *6:30, 8:00AM [*Earliest t&t for Mon- 6:26; Tues – 6:26AM; Wed – 6:26AM;Thurs – 6:27AM; Fri – 6:27AM] Sun – Wed Mincha/Maariv .................... 4:25PM Mon-Thurs Late Maariv ......................... 9:30PM

SHABBAT VAYECHI

Candle Lighting ..................................... 4:25PM Friday Mincha ...................................... 4:30PM Shkia ..................................................... 4:43PM Shabbat Shacharit.. ..................... 8:00, 9:00AM Latest Sh’ma ......................................... 9:42AM Shabbat Mincha .................................... 4:20PM Shabbat Maariv ..................................... 5:26PM Shabbat Ends ....................................... 5:34PM Sun Shacharit ..................... 7:30, 8:30, 9:15AM Mon/Thurs Shacharit ................... *6:20, 8:00AM Tues/Wed/Fri Shacharit ............... *6:30, 8:00AM [*Earliest t&t for Mon- Thurs 6:27AM] Sun – Thurs Mincha/Maariv................... 4:30PM Mon-Thurs Late Maariv ......................... 9:30PM Candle Lighting for 1/9 .......................... 4:31PM

Mikvah Hours - The Mikvah is currently closed for renovations. We encourage you to use the HIGHLAND PARK MIKVAH at 112 S 1st Ave. in Highland Park. It is open 7:00-10:00 PM Sunday – Thursday and 7:30-10:00 PM on Sat. nights. YIEB Mikvah 732.257.4121 YIEB Eruv status 732.254.1860 X5

Weekly Newsletter Vol. XIX, No. 26 Tevet 4, 5775 – Tevet 18, 5775 December 26, 2014 – January 9, 2015

The next newsletter deadline is

TUESDAY, JANUARY 6TH at 11:59PM

All submissions must be emailed to

newsletter@yieb.org

OFFICE HOURS

MONDAY-FRIDAY 9AM-1PM

Evening hours are available as needed on an

appointment basis. Please call 732.254.1860x1 or

e-mail officemanager@yieb.org during regular

office hours to schedule an appointment.

When the office manager is on vacation, the

newsletter will be emailed, but not printed.

MAZAL TOV

To Joseph Segal on his (January 3) Bar Mitzvah. Also

to his proud parents Yael & Josh Segal and to his

siblings, Tamar, Zevi and Ruthie. Mazal Tov also to

his honored grandparents Evelyn & Jeffrey Berg and

Beth & David Segal-Sussman. The Segal family

welcomes all of their out of town guests for joining

them this Shabbat for this auspicious occasion.

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KIDDUSH NOSH SPONSORS

December 21, 2014 – December 27, 2014

Birthday:

Marion & Michael Bernstein: Sam Bernstein

Phyllis & Morris Friedman: Charlotte Friedman

Sarah & Joe Naus: Eric Minkin

Robin & Phil Pasternak: Tamar Pasternak

Bea & Ralph Rosenbaum: Gracie Rosenbaum

Cheryl & Aaron Shmulewitz: Aaron Shmulewitz

Tema & Tony Winston: Emmy Winston

Anniversary:

Julie & Steve Katz: Julie & Steve Katz

Robin & Phil Pasternak: Robin & Phil Pasternak

Sarita & Dan Sragow: Howard & Holly Sragow

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TEEN MINYAN KIDDUSH SPONSORS

TBA

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SEUDAH SHLISHIT GUEST SPEAKERS

Michael and Judy Goldrich will share reflections

from the recent OU Conference where they were

our YIEB Delegates.

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KIDDUSH SPONSORS (January 3rd)

Yael & Josh Segal in honor

of Joseph’s Bar MItzvah

___________________________________________ SHUL SECURITY

We are forming a group of Shul members who will be

able to respond to a Shul emergency during

Shabbat morning Davening. For more info, please

contact Steven Lang or Zvi Herskovits.

_____________________________________________ SAFETY REMINDER

When walking to and from Shul for Mincha and

Maariv, please wear your reflective vests.

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SHUL DECORUM REMINDER

At YIEB we encourage talking to everyone:

HASHEM during Davening.

FRIENDS during Kiddush.

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SAVE THE DATE

YIEB LADIES PAINT NIGHT

Saturday, January 31st

Join the YIEB ladies (ages 12+) for a fun night of

painting with friends. Cost is $40/pp, and sign up is

required by January 9. To sign up, contact

Shira.Shmulewitz@gmail.com _________________________________________________________________

SEEKING TEEN MINYAN KIDDUSH SPONSORS

Please contact Alan Bash if you would like to sponsor.

Various options are available

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CHINUCH/ADULT EDUCATION

Guidelines for Lifecycle events can be downloaded

from our website www.yieb.org under the dropdown

menu; Member Area/Guidelines (logged-in members

only).

New Lunch N Learn at Giddy's Pizza with Rabbi

Weinstein! 3 Part Series, Mondays, 12:00-1:00 PM on

January 26th, February 2nd and February 9th.

"Major Halachic response affecting us in modern times"

RSVP requested. please email Tony Winston at

aewinston@gmail.com. Please see attached Flyer.

Monday Night Learning Series with Rabbi Weinstein 3

part series for men and women EMUNAH AND

BITACHON by Rabbi Avigdor Miller on Dec. 29th, Jan.

5th and Jan. 12th At 8:30-9:30PM

Emunah and Bitachon ONLINE- Follow our weekly blog

and conversation:

http://rabbiweinstein.wordpress.com/2014/12/31/em

unah-ubitachon/

Password: Emunah

YIEB & Highland Park Community Kollel. Gemara

Class with Rabbi Nusbaum, Tuesday nights at 8:30

PM. The current topic is “Prohibitions of Shabbat”.

Wednesday Mornings Women's Class with Rabbi

Weinstein continues Wednesday, January 7th, 9:45-

10:45 AM. "Chasidut from the Parsha".

In Depth Talmud Class – Wednesdays 8:30PM

Given by Yaakov Weinstein In this week’s class we

will discuss, “When the Divine Presence is Felt”.

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YIEB KOL NIDRE APPEAL 2014/5775

We acknowledge with deep gratitude your support of

our Kol Nidre Appeal. If you haven’t done so already,

please make your best effort to pay your pledge prior

to year end. For those who have yet to make your

pledge, it’s not too late.

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Jay Weinstein, Rabbi

732.354.5912 (cell)

732.254.1860 x2 (office)

Bertin Lefkovic, Editor

Jeff Chustckie, President

Yaakov Wasser, Inaugural Rabbi

(1979-2009), Retired

Say YES! to Shabbat this Fall!

Shabbat, December 26th – 27th

Shabbat, January 2nd – 3rd

Regular Shabbat Groups and Cocoa Club

Mommy/Daddy and Me

Parent/Child Room opens @10:15

Official Program @10:45

SAVE THE DATES

TEEN/TWEEN TRIVIA BOWL

January 1st: Back by popular demand, it’s time for

our 2nd annual Trivia Bowl Jr. Registration begins

at 5PM followed by a break fast treat or two….then

let the game begin! Start forming your teams of 8-

10 players TODAY and keep your eyes open for

registration information.

YIEB’s ULTIMATE CAKE OFF

January 10th @YIEB. It’s bbbbaaaackkk….pastry

chef’s don your baker’s hats, form your teams and

get ready to win over YIEB judges with your

creations! 1st-4th graders @6:30PM; 5th and up

@7:30PM. RSVP required….sorry, no walk-in. Cost:

$15 per team. Registration and details coming

soon!

YIEB’s CHOLENT COOK OFF

Cooking, January 30th @YIEB; Tasting Shabbat,

January 31st at the main Kiddush after shul. Are

you ready to show off your culinary talents? 3

categories available: Middle School, High School

and individuals/families. RSVP will be

required…sorry, no walk-ins. Cost: $40 per team

(includes crock pot, meat, potatoes, beans and

other normal ingredients – your own ingredients

may be brought in as long as the item NEW,

SEALED AND CHECKED by our on-site mashgiach

with prior permission). Registration and details

coming soon!

Chailight: Chesed

School is back in

session and a healthy

breakfast is more

important than ever.

The Kosher Food

Pantry is struggling to assist all those in need.

Please donate dried cereal, oatmeal, cream of

wheat, granola bars and other non-perishable

breakfast foods. Collection bin in the shul lobby.

___________________________________________ LADIES TEHILLIM GROUP

The Ladies Tehillim Group meets Monday nights at

7:45 PM in the Beit Medrash for reading Tehillim and

reciting Refuahs. Please join us for this most

important Mitzvah. The one hour is time well spent.

Readings are in English or Hebrew. Our many thanks

go to the women who steadfastly partake in this

Mitzvah.

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YAHRTZEITS 5 Tevet 5775 Leon Paley for his

Brother, Meir

Yirachmiel Ben Yosef

(Michael Paley) on

12/27/2014

5 Tevet 5775 Philip Englard for his Father, Nachum

Ben Meir (Norman Englard) on

12/27/2014

7 Tevet 5775 Michael Gardner for his Grandfather,

Nathan Danzig) on 12/29/2014

8 Tevet 5775 Elia Weixelbaum for his First Wife,

Shaina Toba Bat Yizchak Ber

(Stephanie Shatkin) on 12/30/2014

9 Tevet 5775 Harold Tepper for his Mother, Breina

Riva Bat Moshe Hacohen (Barbara

Rita Tepper) on 12/31/2014

10 Tevet 5775 Steven Albertson for his Brother,

Chaim Yonatan Ben Binyamin

(Charles Albertson) on 1/1/2015

10 Tevet 5775 Sylvia Kirshner for her Mother, Ethel

bat Chaim Baer (Ethel Shyken) on

1/1/2015

10 Tevet 5775 Joel Freudenberger for his Father,

Rafael Ben Yoel (Rudy Freudenberger)

on 1/1/2015

11 Tevet 5775 Michael Kierman for his Father,

Yeshayahu Ben Moshe Halevi (Joseph

Kierman) on 1/2/2015

12 Tevet 5775 Sara Englard for her Mother, Leah Bat

Nahamya (Leila Astrin) on 1/3/2015

13 Tevet 5775 Marty Siederer for his cousin, Chanoch

(Edward Sentner) on 1/4/2015

14 Tevet 5775 Barbara Elem for her Grandmother,

Hinda Bat Pinchas (Helen Wold) on

1/5/2015

14 Tevet 5775 Karen Stern for her Father, Yaakov

Ben Ephraim Nata HaCohen (Jerry

Schonfeld) on 1/5/2015

16 Tevet 5775 Ronald Salomon for his Mother, Chaya

Devorah Bat Shlomo Tzvi (Dora

Salomon) on 1/7/2015

17 Tevet 5775 Rama Koslowe for her Grandfather,

Moshe Ben Chaim Avraham Halevi

(Morris Schachner) on 1/8/2015

18 Tevet 5775 Howard Markowitz for his Father,

Baruch Ben Tzvi (Benjamin Markowitz)

on 1/9/2015

18 Tevet 5775 Rama Koslowe for her Grandmother,

Rivka Bat Yeshaya Yehuda (Ruth

Schachner) on 1/9/2015

18 Tevet 5775 Joel Gordon for his Daughter, Yasmin

Gordon, on 1/9/2015

18 Tevet 5775 Joel Freudenberger for his Mother,

Yehudit Bat Yisrael Mordechai (Edith

Oelbaum) on 1/9/2015

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SALUTE!!!!!!!!

Please remember that ALL liquor brought into the

Shul must be in compliance with either the CRC http://www.crcweb.org/LiquorList.pdf or Star-K

http://www.star-k.org/5_27LiquorList.pdf

recommendations. If you have any questions

please contact Michael Gardner or Charlie

Rothenberg.

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DAF YOMI: From Rabbi Weinstein

Join Daf Yomi at YIEB with Rabbi Weinstein:

• Monday through Friday after 1st Minyan

(approximately 7:10-7:45 AM) Sunday morning after

1st Minyan (approximately 8:10-8:45 AM)

• Shabbat morning following 1st Minyan (rotation of

presenters).

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DAF YOMI B’IYUN

Join Rabbi Shlomo Landau on Tuesday nights at 8:45

PM, followed by Maariv at 9:30 PM, to explore in

depth, a topic from the week’s Daf Yomi. Can’t make

it in person? Do Daf Yomi online!

http://ouradio.org/daf http://www.dafyomi.org/

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TO THE EAST BRUNSWICK COMMUNITY:

On January 18th, I will be running a marathon in

Bermuda to raise money for an organization that is

very dear to my heart, Kids of Courage.

What is Kids of Courage? This unbelievable

organization is a groundbreaking, all-volunteer not-

for-profit that provides support to sick Jewish

children and their families, 365 days a year. Kids

of Courage is committed to helping critically ill

children disconnect from their daily struggles and

to give them the opportunity to feel like a healthy

child. With the help of an unbelievable team of

doctors, nurses, and counselors, the kids travel

and bond together as they experience trips of a

lifetime (not to mention a week-long stay in sunny

Florida!)

We are hoping to raise $3,700 and we are so close

to accomplishing this goal! If you would like to

help us, there are three ways to donate:

By credit card:

http://raceforcourage.org/race/789-gabriella-

noveck/profile

By check: Kids of Courage, 445 Central Avenue,

Suite 216, Cedarhurst, NY 11516 (Memo: Noveck

Twins’ run)

By phone: 516-612-8844

Thank you for your support!

Best,

Gaby Noveck

P.S.- EVERY dollar counts!!!

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COMMUNITY MEMBER IN NEED OF A KIDNEY

There is a member of our community who is

suffering from kidney failure. HE NEEDS OUR

HELP! He is in desperate in need of a kidney,

blood type O. He has approached Renewal to help

him through the process of finding a donor as he

has exhausted his options of finding a donor from

family. Anyone interested in more information for

the opportunity to save his life is asked to please

contact Renewal by e-mail (R793@renewal.org) or

calling Esther Noe at Renewal at 718.431.9831

x312. You may contact the recipient directly at

Qn6620@aol.com. Please indicate that you are

calling about Recipient #793. All inquiries will be

kept strictly confidential. May the act of our being

proactive in helping our fellow member be a merit

for him to have a complete recovery.

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Community Announcements

(YIEB does not endorse the Kashrut of any non-YIEB

event or listing appearing in the Newsletter)

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The Ma'ayanot Continuing Education committee is

pleased to present a shiur series by Rabbi Zev Prince,

Director of Religious Programming and Talmud

Teacher, on the topic: Ketav VeKabbalah: The Story of

the Sidrah as Told by the Sages of theTalmud. The

series will take place from 12:20 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. in

the Ma’ayanot Library on the following dates: Dec.

11 & 18; January 1,8 & 14. Ma’ayanot is located at

1650 Palisade Avenue, Teaneck. Men and women

welcome. For more information please contact Pam

Ennis at ennisp@maayanot.org.

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BRUCE TUCKER TO SPEAK AT

RIVER RIDGE IN HIGHLAND PARK

Bruce Tucker will speak on “Jews in New Amsterdam

1654 – 350th Anniversary” at a lecture in the

Community Room in River Ridge, 30 So. Adelaide

Avenue in Highland Park on Wednesday, Dec. 24th at

1 PM. Cost is $8 for JCCMC members; $10 for non-

members. Reservations are strongly requested. Call

Diane Mael, Director of Adult Services at the JCC at

732-494-3232 extension 3614.

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The entire community is invited to attend Ma'ayanot

Yeshiva High School’s Annual Day of Study in the

Liberal Arts and Sciences on Thursday, Dec. 25th,

9:30 AM. – 12:30 PM, at Ma’ayanot (1650 Palisade

Avenue, Teaneck). The program will begin with a

keynote address by Dr. Julie Goldstein, Chair of

Ma’ayanot’s Jewish History Department, on the topic:

Isaac’s Ashes: The Startling Representation of

Children in Jewish Culture. The keynote address will

be followed by sessions in advanced topics in the

liberal arts and sciences taught by members of

Ma'ayanot’s esteemed faculty. Men and women

welcome. For more information please contact Pam

Ennis at ennisp@maayanot.org.

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RSVP TODAY FOR “AGUNOT UNCHAINED: CURRENT

HALACHIC & PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES”

Come hear from the Av Bet Din of The International

Bet Din for Agunot, Rabbi Simcha Krauss, as

headlined in the “The Jewish Week”. Chaim Saiman,

Professor of Law, Villanova University, will discuss,

“Evolution vs. Revolution in Jewish Law” and Rabbi Dr.

Jeremy Weider, Rosh Yeshiva, Yeshiva University, will

present, “A Response to the New Bet Din”. A Yom

Iyun on Dec. 25th presented by the Orthodox Forum

of Edison/Highland Park will include all of this as well

as a breakfast and lunch. The program follows the

8:00 Minyan at Congregation Ahavas Achim. The cost

is $20/person. RSVP by December 20 is required by

emailing hpedisonorthodoxforum@gmail.com

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RPRY SCHOLARSHIP FUND BREAKFAST

The Annual Toby Mayer Memorial Scholarship Fund

Breakfast will take place Sunday morning, Dec. 28th

at 9:30 AM. This year's Educational Excellence Award

will be presented to Mrs. Emily Menasha. The

breakfast is the premier event of RPRY's annual

scholarship fund campaign, which helps the Yeshiva

continue its mission to provide a Jewish day school

education to every Jewish child, regardless of the

family's ability to pay. Please contact Yehuda Kohn at

ykohn@rpry.org for more information.

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TABC ANNUAL DINNER

Save the Date! Torah Academy of Bergen County is

holding it's 32nd Annual Dinner on January 4th.

Guests of Honor are Lianne and Etiel Forman; Norman

Blumenthal will receive the Service Award; and Etan

Bluman '06 will receive the Alumni Service Award.

RSVP/Donate at http://www.tabc.org/dinner.

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TORAH LINKS BENEFIT

Mark your calendar for the Torah Links of Middlesex

County 11th Annual Benefit, Sunday evening, Jan.

11th at 6 PM., at The Crystal Ballroom of the

Radisson Freehold Hotel, 50 Gibson Place, Freehold.

This year's honorees are Dr. Saul & Tracy Fink, Dr.

Seth & Taryn Webber, and Andrew Davidov. RSVP by

January 5th to mdlsx@torahlinks.org

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JCC TRIP TO “FIRE ME UP STUDIO”

Ever admire a beautiful glass platter at a store or

someone’s home only to find out that it is handmade?

Learn to make one of your own! The JCC of Middlesex

County announces a trip for adults to Fire Me Up

Studio in Cranford on Wednesday, January 21st. We’ll

learn the art of glass fusion and each participant will

make a project of your own choosing. Transportation

will leave the JCC on Oak Tree Rd in Edison at 10:15

AM; and return approximately 4:00 PM. Cost is

$16/JCCMC Member; $20/Non-member. Don’t need

transportation? Meet us there and deduct $10 from

the price. Pay for your project to the Studio separately.

Depending on the project you choose prices range

from $20 to over $100. Bring your lunch. We’ll bring

the rest. Spaces are limited so gather your friends and

register today for a fun day of letting your creativity

shine. Questions? Call Diane Mael, Director of Adult

Services at 732-322-6624 extension 3614.

___________________________________________

JCC TRIP TO THE JEWISH MUSEUM

The JCC of Middlesex County announces a trip to THE

JEWISH MUSEUM in New York on Thursday, Feb. 26th

to see the HELENA RUBINSTEIN: BEAUTY IS POWER

exhibit. Bus leaves the JCC on Oak Tree Rd in Edison

at 10:30 AM; returns approximately 5:00 PM. Cost of

$50/JCCMC Member; $54/Non-member includes: bus

transportation, admission, docent-led tour, tip and

snack. Lunch is on your own. Please be aware that

the Café in the museum is closed with no opening

date yet announced. Weather permitting you can go

for lunch in the vicinity or bring it with you and eat on

the bus as we travel to NY. Questions? Call Diane

Mael, Director of Adult Services at 732-322-6624

extension 3614.

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HIGHLAND PARK COMMUNITY KOLLEL BREAKFAST

Dr. Moshe Schneider, Chairman of the 7th Annual

Highland Park Community Kollel Breakfast, is pleased

to announce that the Guests of Honor for this year’s

Breakfast will be Mr. and Mrs. Chaim & Raizy Krauss.

The breakfast will iy’H take place at Congregation Ohr

Torah on Sunday morning, Feb. 1st at 9:30 AM.

Invitations and additional information will be

forthcoming. We look forward to greeting you there.

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THE 2ND ANNUAL RARITAN VALLEY

COMMUNITY POLAND PILGRIMAGE

Join us this July 12-20, 2015 with Rabbi Shraga Gross

for an uplifting, inspiring and unforgettable journey

through hundreds of years of Jewish history and

heritage. We will visit the cities of Warsaw, Krakow,

Lodz and Lublin as well as the Chassidic centers of

Gur and Lezajsk. We will also tell the story of the

Shoah visiting Auschwitz, Majdanek, Belzec, and other

moving and significant sites.

We wish to preserve the intimacy of this experience

and so space will be limited. There will also be an

opportunity to personalize the itinerary if requests are

received early enough.

For more information contact:Nitza Adler at: (732)

670 4649 or email morahnitza28@gmail.com

______________________________________________

JFVS HAPPENINGS

• JRecovery: A New Support Group for Addicts,

Family & Friends - Free, anonymous, and safe, Jewish

self-help group to complement 12-step programs.

The support group meets Monday nights, 7:30 - 8:30

PM at the JFVS office in Milltown, 32 Ford Ave, 2nd

Floor. Parking is on the street. Entrance to building is

through the parking lot, ramp entrance to elevator. .

For more information call JFS: 732-777-1940 or

email: office@jfsmiddlesex.org . Please park on the

street, walk through the parking lot and use the ramp

entrance to access the elevator to the second floor

• The Elder Day Program accepts individuals with

mild to moderate dementia; age criteria 60+. A senior

service and completion of clinical assessment is

required to determine eligibility and if this type of

program will meet the needs of the client. For more

information on how to enroll a family member, or to

learn about the benefits of the Elder Day Program to

please call 732.777.1940 ___________________________________________

EDISON/HIGHLAND PARK MIKVAH HOURS

is extending its winter hours! For the months of

December, January, and February, the Mikvah will be

open: Sunday –Thursday evenings from 7:00 PM –

10:00 PM; Friday nights by appointment only.

Saturday nights in December and January 7:30 –

10:00 PM. The times for Saturday nights in February

are posted by the Mikvah. Please arrive with enough

time to be out before closing time. For more

information, call 732-249-2411 or email

hpmikvah@gmail.com. Thank you. Park Mikvah

______________________________________________

Just a few announcements from Jewish Family

Services of Middlesex County:

•JFS is seeking volunteers for Kosher Meals on

Wheels in the Edison/Highland Park area, and office

workers to perform various office tasks in the

Milltown Office. Please contact Phyllis Freed, Vol.

Coord. at 732-777-1940 ext 154 if interested.

•JFS Kosher food pantries still in need of donations.

Please bring non-perishable, unexpired food to either

the Milltown or Monroe offices (Milltown- 32 Ford

Ave., 2nd Fl, or Monroe Twp - 1600 Perrineville Rd,

suite 52). Food needed: tuna, pasta sauce, cereal (hot

and cold), juice, dry milk packets, soup, rice, diapers -

all sizes, diaper wipes, canned vegetables, canned

fruit, beans, macaroni and cheese.

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CHEVRA HATZOLAH OF EDISON TOWNSHIP SEEKS

DISPATCHERS AND RESPONDERS

Responders:

"Tomorrow's Technology for Today':

We are looking to get a few first-responders to

become EMTs. These individuals would carry a two-

way radio, oxygen/trauma equipment, AEDs, Epi-

Pens, etc., and would be dispatched by Hatzolah in

Edison. The responders need to be male, 18 years

old, shomer torah umitzvos, and of a proper hashkafa.

The EMT course is free to them, and runs Tuesday and

Thursday nights near Deal NJ, from 6pm - 10:30pm,

from Jan 6 - Jun 9. If there are people who are

interested in responding, who are doctors, nurses

(male), and etc., they are able to as well. They just

need to take some in-house training in certain skills

such as splinting, etc. Day and night members are

both needed. Preference given to those are can be

both. Since the class is starting next month, concrete

answers need to be given on attendance, ASAP.

Dispatchers:

Additionally, we are seeking male or female people to

do dispatching. Available shifts are 12am-

6am Sunday-Shabbos, Sunday 6am - 9pm, and Friday

from 9am - Licht Benching. Shifts may be divided, but

a minimum straight period of at least 3 hours is

required. Requirements for dispatching is CPR/First

aid at minimum, but dispatchers may be doctors,

nurses, etc. Those that pay for their training, and

remain in good standing for at least a year are eligible

for reimbursement.

Fishel Erps, Executive Director

Chevra Hatzolah of Edison Township

LL: (732) 993-8645 C: (347) 539-6380

E-Mail: fishel.erps@hatzolahmc.org

For sale by owner

4 Lisa Court

East Brunswick

4 bedroom colonial,

library/study

2 1/2 baths

finished basement

March closing

Tel: 732-254-6251

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