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Order hand – made round Shemurah Matzah (Pupa / Tzailem of New York) baked for the Cleveland community by our very own HaRav Yehudah Blum Shlita of Khal Yereim Shul in Cleveland Hts.
This thin and delicious Shemurah Matzah is baked fresh shortly before Pesach and is available at a greatly discounted price for our community only.
Place your order by calling Shloimy Modes @ 216.397.9495
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Come visit ANYTIME! Just let us know you’re on your way. Also open every Motzei Shabbos until Pesach!
Shayna Kessler: 216-373-3666
So many vendors in one place! Take care of many Pesach shopping needs at once!
Monday night, 7-10 pm, at Young Israel of Beachwood.
Avi Oved – 216 – 280 – 2757 : anytime5886@gmail.com : www.anytimegaragedoorllc.com
Kashrus is significant to this week’s parsha, and right after Purim and beginning our Pesach preparations. This seems like the perfect week to discuss:
By Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff (RabbiKaganoff.com)
Question #1: Business Lunch
“On a business visit to Israel, I needed to take out some non-Jewish business contacts to a top-quality restaurant, but I was told that I could not order wine to accompany the meal. Yet, in America I do this all the time. What am I missing?”
Recommended books that can be borrowed from the Aaron Garber Library, 26500 Shaker Boulevard. Library Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-4, Phone 216-212-4116. Ilka Gordon, On Site Director.
Maimonides : Life and Thought by Moshe Halbertal
Drawing on Maimonides’s letters and the testimonies of his contemporaries Moshe Halbertal provides a vivid description of Maimonides’s childhood in Muslim Spain, his family’s flight to North Africa, his personality, and the circumstances that shaped his thinking. Maimonides offers fresh perspectives for scholars and general readers alike.
Heights Jewish Center Synagogue would like to remind everyone that we accept donations of used books for our annual used book fair in the spring. Please drop off your used book at the shul’s office or leave them by the doors off the parking lot when the office is closed. To coordinate a pick up, please call the office at 216-382-1958 or booksale@hjcs.org.
Dan Kirkler, the janitor for Heights Jewish Center is offering to clean anyone’s vehicle, no matter how dirty, for Pesach. He promises to do a very thorough job, not leaving more than a speck of chometz or debris. Cars $25, vans $30.
Many members of HJC have used his services, including the Rav of the shul.
Available from now until before Pesach. Please call first to schedule. Dan, 216-324-7958. You will need to bring your car to the HJC parking lot for cleaning.
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* Part-time position available for a Technology Assistant to work in the Computer Lab at the Lee Road branch. You will be assisting customers in the use of computers (both Mac and PC), scanners and other related office equipment; assisting customers with a variety of web based applications; caring for library computer equipment; and taking phone reservations for library programs.
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Dr. Leonard and Marilyn Horwitz and family would like to thank all those who participated in Mishnayos study for his mother, Sally Horwitz, Miriam Sarah bas Arye Leib, OB”M, whose shloshim is Friday March 21. There will be a kiddush at Young Israel HAC this Shabbos March 22 with a siyum for those sedarim which were completed.
Office 216-321-1422, Fax 216-321-2136,
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Order hand – made round Shemurah Matzah (Pupa / Tzailem of New York) baked for the Cleveland community by our very own HaRav Yehudah Blum Shlita of Khal Yereim Shul in Cleveland Hts.
This thin and delicious Shemurah Matzah is baked fresh shortly before Pesach and is available at a greatly discounted price for our community only.
Place your order by calling Shloimy Modes @ 216.397.9495
(Hakhel) Now that we are in the second half of the month of Adar, is Chazal’s teaching of Mishe Nichnas Adar Marbim B’Simcha in the same force and effect as it was prior to Purim? Rashi (Ta’anis 29A) explains that the reason we increase our Simcha in Adar is because: “Yemei Nissim HaYu LeYisrael Purim U’Pesach–these are days of miracles for K’lal Yisrael–Purim and Pesach.” HaRav Chaim Friedlander, Z’tl, explains that the Mitzvah of Simcha continues all-the-way through Pesach because the common thread and theme is one of Nissim that Hashem performs on our behalf, and the Geulah that results.
