Free Fresh Produce – SSRIAS Kosher Food Pantry
Mika’s – Back to School Special for the Month of September
Blum’s – Big Sale for Electric Pump Kettle
Cloud 9 Maternity Sale
It’s a 3 Day Yom Tov .. Do you have your bottle of Spray ‘n Set?
Happy New Year from Chaverim
(Sponsored)
Chaverim of Cleveland would like to wish the entire community a happy, healthy and safe new year.
If you would like to make a contribution to our organization at this time you may do so at the Citizens Bank locations at Cedar and Warrensville Road and at Severance Center. You may also mail or drop a check off at 3613 Shannon Rd, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 or donate online at chaverimofcleveland.org
HAC Schach Sale
Menchie’s Celebration Cakes are Now Certified Kosher at Cedar Center North
Words of Chizzuk About the “Little” Things
(Submitted by a reader)
I just started working last week as a coordinator in a Holocaust survivors program. I’m very happy with this job b”H for many reasons but the main reason is because of the daily life mussar that pop as result of my involvement with these older people. One lesson in particular that I’ve been thinking a lot about in the past few days is the value of a small gesture. Some clients call in when they’re happy, some when they’re sad. But when I answer the phone…the small nuances in my voice make the biggest difference on how the client walks away from the phone call.
Frank’s Hebrew Bookstore Sukkos Selection
Jacob’s Judaic & Simcha Yosef Mann Esrog & Sukkah Center
Super Sunday for Dental Care
Oh my gosh, your son is coming home for Sukkos and he doesn’t have his dental exam and cleaning set up!
The Healthy Smile will be open on Sunday, September 15 to solve this problem. Call today for your appointment as the slots are filling up quickly. Call 216.371.2333
The Healthy Smile
Drs. Gross, Malcmacher, Thaler and Associates, LLC
5 Severance Circle, Suite 603, Cleveland Heights, OH
Chef Dave’s Rosh Hashana and Sukkos Menu 2013
New Series of Live Teleconferences Between R”H and Y”K
60 x 126 Inch Rectangular Polyester Tablecloth – 9 Bucks!
This is not the lowest price on the 60 x 126 in. Rectangular White Tablecloth. Last year it was$6.30 but at least the price dropped from its usual $11 to $9! It is shipped by Amazon so you can even get free shipping if you have Prime or spend over $25. At that price you may not even have to worry about laundry during Yom Tov!
Note that this cloth is 100% polyester so it is not fancy linen by any sort, still gets excellent reviews, and something to have extra of for Pesach. Stain resistant too.
Cancelled: Wednesday Night Shiur with Rabbi Margareten
Jacob’s Judaic & Simcha Yosef Mann Esrog & Sukkah Center
Baruch Dayan Ha’emes
(Berkowitz Kumin)
Shoshana (Porath) Haas, June 23, 1926-Sept. 7, 2013, devoted wife of Meyer, loving mother of daughters Sharon Rothberg (Samuel), Yehudit Spero (Moshe), Debby Henderson (Douglas), Joanne Barth (Natan) and cherished son, Daniel Haas, a”h, who pre-deceased her on July 21, 1982 in battle, defending the State of Israel. Shoshana was the daughter of the late Rabbi Israel Porath a”h and Peshe Miriam Porath a”h and loving sister of 6 brothers, one who survives her in Israel, Rabbi Benjamin Porath.
Free Fresh Produce – SSRIAS Kosher Food Pantry
Ruti Horn Trunk Show at Mika’s – For Only 2 Days!
A Matter of Chance
N’shei Agudas Yisroel – An Evening of Inspiration
Avrohom Adler Arba Minim
Live Teleconference for Children
Frank’s Hebrew Bookstore Sukkos Selection
Shabbos Shuvu Drasha with HaRav Yehudah Cahan
HaRav Yehudah Cahan of Kehillas Bnai Torah will be giving a Shabbos Shuva Drasha for Women at 515pm and for Men at 630pm. The community is invited to attend. Kesiva Vechasima Tova!
Kaparos with Rabbi Yosef Heinemann
May One Sleep on Rosh Hashana? By Rabbi Biyomin Radner
The Rema, O.C. 583:2 writes that there is a custom not to sleep during the day on Rosh Hashana and that this is a proper custom. This is based on a Yerushalmi which says that one who sleeps on Rosh Hashana his mazel will sleep.
The Bach, O.C. 597:1 states as follows, “The Yerushalmi which says not to sleep on Rosh Hashana is based on the Pasuk, “Uru yeshainim mishinaschem- Awake oh sleepy ones from your slumber”. Meaning how can someone go to sleep while being judged with his life is hanging in the balance? Additionally it shows laziness. However the Maharam MiRutenberg would in fact sleep on Rosh Hashana, like on any other Yom Tov.”
Avrohom Adler Arba Minim
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