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Archives for December 2014
Help Wanted: Teacher at Torah Nursery
A teacher position is available at Torah Nursery. For more information, please contact Chemda Jacobs @ 216.381.3900 / 216.321.6937or e-mail to torahnursery@yahoo.com
(LocalJewishNews continues to try to do its part to assist community members to find employment by offering free help wanted ads to community businesses and organizations. So if you have a position to fill, let us know at info@LocalJewishNews.com. Check out other job offerings in our New Classifieds Section)
Simchas Alta Vita Hachnosas Kallah Evening Reception
Simchas Alta Vita: Restoring Joy, Upholding Dignity
Still enveloped in the halo of her vort just two weeks before, Hadassah hummed to herself as she walked to her room, visions of lacy gowns and cascading flowers swirling in her mind.
Suddenly, she heard her father’s voice.
“I just don’t know how we are going to pull this off,” he was saying to her mother. “We’re maxxed out as it is. I can barely scrape together a down payment for the caterer – never mind sheitels and appliances!” (Learn more … ) [Read more…]
Klatzko Brothers Trip to Poland
Learn more at KlatzkoBrothers.com
Telshe Yeshiva Cleveland Heights Community Shabbos
Wig Blowout – Overstock Sale – Tamar Koval
35% of Jews Are Cremated!
What is an Otzar Beis Din, and is it Good for the Jews? By Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
(RabbiKaganoff.com)
Well, what do the words “Otzar Beis Din” mean? And, as an old friend of mine would ask, “Is an Otzar Beis Din good for the Jews or bad for the Jews?”
Literally, the words mean “a storehouse operated by Beis Din.” Why would Beis Din operate a warehouse? Is this some type of gmach or warehouse for impounded goods? Or a place where Beis Din stores people who are recalcitrant to follow its rulings? Although these might be good ideas, they have nothing to do with anOtzar Beis Din, which is a halachically approved method of distributing shmittah produce.
Before explaining what is an Otzar Beis Din, we must first review briefly the halachos of shmittah. These rules fall under two general categories:
TLC – Recovery Program for Compulsive Eating
TLC (To Live with Choice) is a Torah based program of recovery for women dealing with compulsive eating and food addiction. Join us to learn the secrets of recovery and gain “chizuk” by learning the 13 Steps taught by Rebbetzin Moskowitz (Rabbi Ezriel Tauber’s daughter). Meetings are held every Tuesday night 7:30pm – 8:15pm. Kaiser Permanente HealthSpan – Cleveland Heights Medical Center, 10 Severance Circle, First Floor ENT section, Conference C. For more information please call Yehudis at (216) 315-0666. To find out more information and to hear inspiring lectures from Rebbetzin Moskowitz call the TLC HOTLINE (646) 205-1111 Pin Number: 1101#.
Sponsor Sefer Tehillim
Baruch Dayan Ha’emes
We regret to inform you of the passing of Minda S. Jaffe, wife of Dr. Jack W. Jaffe, mother of Ari (Marlyn) Jaffe, Reva (Sheldon) Wayman, Leah (Simon) Jaffe-Greenwood and Ezra (Marla) Jaffe, devoted grandmother of Sarah ( fiance-Daniel Kasdan), Leora, Ben, Gabriel, Daniel, Rachel, Josh, Aliza, Hannah and Noah. Dear sister of Leonard and the late Charles and Arthur Schwartz. Cherished daughter of the late Libbie and Ben Schwartz.
The funeral will be at 12:30 PM on Monday, December 29th at Berkowitz Kumin Bookatz. Burial will be at Mt. Olive Cemetery.
The family will sit Shiva at the home of Marlyn and Ari Jaffe with davening and visitation as follows:
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Tribute in Memory of Rabbi Jacob Muskin, z”l
Cedar-Green Community Kollel Women’s Division Winter Lecture Series
Simcha’s Winter Sale
Dignity by Design – A Performing Arts Club
Beachwood Home for Rent – 2585 Larchmont Drive
New Web Site to Automate Tehillim Recitation
(Ed: TehilimYahad was shared some time ago and the review appears below. Since then the site had made a lot of updates including an English interface and some nice new features. It is truly an easy way to facilitate Tehilim recitation for someone in need as well as a quick destination for someone who is looking for a new cause in-need. Over 2.5 million chapters recited! This should be a zechus for Sarah bat Batya l’refuah shelaymah).
TehilimYahad.com (Tehillim Together) is a new Israel-based web site which automates the recitation of Tehillim for the sick. The site works great for someone who cannot commit to a daily schedule of Tehillim but wants to be able to jump in when they can and recite Tehillim as part of a group effort. The site tracks how much progress has been made in the recitation of the entire Sefer Tehillim, and automatically opens up to the next perek that needs to be said.
Yavneh Seniors Present – A Blessing In Disguise
Klatzko Brothers Trip to Poland
Learn more at KlatzkoBrothers.com
JMed Connect Next Meeting January 6th – Round Robin Networking Challenge & Dr. Nosson Goldfarb
JMedConnect is Cleveland’s Jewish Medical Professional Networking Group! Our goal is to help each other share what we do best and maximize exposure within our own community and outside. There are no fees, no catches, just people helping each other out.
We are excited to announce that our host for our next meeting on January 6, 2015 at 7:30pm meeting will be Montefiore at 1 David Myers Parkway in Beachwood. The session will have a brief address from Nosson Goldfarb, M.D. Dr. Goldfarb uses an integrative approach towards his practice of medicine. He combines mainstream medical therapies with complementary and alternative medical therapies.
Directly following will be the main event, our First “Round Robin” – “Speed Dating” networking challenge. We will go around in a circle and facilitate each attendee meeting every other attendee in an organized fashion.
How We Stay Connected – Kehillas Bnai Torah Women’s Panel
Beltone – Free Hearing Tests and Product Demonstrations – Hershel Fantl
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Pos’tiv – Available at Boris and Unger’s
Orthodox Jewish Cub and Boy Scouting in Cleveland
Interested in having your boys join Jewish Cub Scouting? Wanting your boys to have access to leadership-building opportunities, outdoor activities and skills? Hoping to provide this and more to your boys in a Torah-oriented and kosher environment? Orthodox Jewish Cub Scout and Boy Scout units are now forming in Cleveland Heights/University Heights/Beachwood. Please contact Rachel Taylor at marketintel@earthlink.net or on (323) 574-8080, for more information.
Hoffman’s Odd Job Service
Snow shoveling & snow removal, Free scrap metal pickup including appliances etc. Debris/garbage removal from job sites, cleanouts etc. Carpet, Tack & Staples pull -out & garage cleanups. Organizing garage, shed, storage rooms (even really messy ones!). Landscaping, tree Service, gutter cleaning, sukkah transport. Light Moving & packaging, Flyer/advertisement hanging. & Much more. Very reasonable. Many references available as well as before and after pictures sent to your phone. Hoffman’s Odd Jobs – Yisroel Hoffman – 216 633 6593.
Dignity by Design – A Performing Arts Club
Wig Blowout – Overstock Sale – Tamar Koval
Creative Chocolates UPDATE – Now Under Cleveland Kosher
NEWS FLASH! As of January 1, 2015 Creative Chocolates, owned and operated by Esther Leah Greenberger, will be under the Rabbinical Supervision of Cleveland Kosher. Watch for the Creative Chocolates upcoming ad on Local Jewish News.
Cedar-Green Community Kollel Women’s Division Winter Lecture Series
Relive the Beachwood Kollel Melave Malka With Rabbi Wachsman
CDs ($5) and DVDs ($10) of Rabbi Wachsman’s speech and singing, are now available for sale in the Kollel.
Email beachwoodkollel@gmail.com to place an order.
You can purchase the CD as a download ($4) by clicking Here.
If you want to watch the DVD Presentation that was shown at the Melave Malka click here (Password: Kollel YCM).
Meanwhile relive Motzoei Shabbos by clicking here to view the pictures.
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