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Benjamin Yudin, Rabbi 10 Tammuz 5772 June 30, 2012 Andrew Markowitz, Assistant Rabbi
Erev Shabbat Candle-lighting: Early 7:05 / Zman 8:14 PM Mincha: Early 6:50 / Zman 8:19PM Daf Yomi Niddah 40: 7:45AM Shacharit 7:45/ 8:30/ 9:00AM Sof Zman Kriyas Shema: 9:13 AM Perek in the Park w/ Rabbi Markowitz 5:15PM Pre-Mincha Shiur w/ Rabbi Markowitz Summertime blues 7:20PM Mincha: 8:05PM Dvar Torah at Seudah Shlishit w/ Shmuel Katz Shabbos Ends: 9:27PM

Parsha: Artscroll: p838 The Living Torah: p756 Hertz: p652 / Haftorah: Artscroll: p1187 Living Torah: p1201 Hertz: p664 This week we read Perek 5 of Pirkei Avos. Kiddush: Kiddush Upstairs. Follows davening Kiddush Young Couples: sponsored by Amanda and Joshua Pransky in honor of the birth and first birthday of Elisheva Lucy Pransky. May she be zocheh to torah, chupah, maaseim tovim, health and happiness Ad M'eyah V'esrim. And may she bring unlimited nachas to all of klal yisroel." Seudah Shlishit: follows mincha Welcome to: Leah and Yaakov Kaufman who are visiting Fair Lawn this Shabbos Condolences to: Stephen Kern on the passing of his mother Gertrude Kern AH. Shiva will be observed at the Kern home: 12-18 Sumner Place in Fair Lawn, through Monday morning July 2nd . Minyan times are: Shacharit 7:45AM / Sunday at 8AM Mincha 8:15PM Thank You to: The Baal Kriah Upstairs S. Katz Young Couples- Y. Leitman My sincere thanks and appreciation to all of you, for your calls and cards during my illness. Norbert Schloss Refuah Shelaimah to: Faiga bas Yita Rivka, Bernice Grossman (Breina bat Leah), Tova Flancbaum (Tova Tziporah bat Pesya), Leah Goldman (Leah Golda bat Esther Frimmet), Evelyne Hait (Esther Frimmet bat Raizel), Ceil Heller (Tzivia Rivka bat Naomi Chedvah), Regina Klepfisz (Rivka bat Tzipporah Sima), Jeff Packard (Chayim Zelig ben Sarah Rivkah), Stuart Schochet (Shimon Yaakov HaKohen ben Chava Sheindel), Zvi Yerachmel ben Shaindel, Lola Weisfeld (Leah Devorah bat Priba Tziral), Talya bat Yehudit Shlomit & Avichai ben Rivka.
In Our Shul:

SCRIP is available for Fairway, Shoprite, Pathmark, Glatt Express, Best Glatt, Food Showcase, Petaks, Zaidies, Maadan, Dunkin Donuts, Staples, AMC Movies, Lands End, LL Bean, Lowes, Home Depot, I Tunes and more. SCRIP can be purchased on line http://shomrei-torah.org/groups/scrip-program/. If more information is required you can contact Milty Frank directly" at 201 796-8260 or at miltonius@aol.com for immediate delivery. Torah Tuesday on Monday 7/2 learning and breakfast is sponsored by Muriel Knapel in commemoration of the yahrzeit of of her husband, Irving Knapel AH. Wednesday Morning, July 4 Torah Learning and Breakfast - Special shiur by Rabbi Markowitz at 9AM: The First Rebellion Torah Tuesday on Thursday 7/5 learning and breakfast is sponsored by Abe and Susan Weintraub in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Abes mother, Sara Weintraub AH. Torah Tuesday on Sunday (7/22) presents Breakfast with The Rabbi and The Doc. The learning and breakfast is sponsored by Doc Ira Cochin in memory of his wife Dina Cochin. Breakfast will follow the 8:00 A.M minyan followed by Rabbi Yudin's shiur on the 9 days and Doc Cochin's book signing of " Cantor's Legacy" and "To Hide Pesach". No charge with a reservation, $10.00 at the door. For reservations please contact Mendy Aron at torahtuesday@yahoo.com On Monday July 2 at 10AM about 12 volunteers are needed to assist with the shul car raffle. The shul will be holding the drawing for the raffle on November 10 and this team is needed to change the drawing date on the existing raffle tickets from an earlier date. If you are available and willing to help with this project (about 1 hour) please call Arlene at 201 797-9359. Mishnayos Shiur for Boys in Grades 2-5 w/ Yossi Loewy every Shabbos 45 minutes before Mincha. Please note the following Simcha Kiddushim dates July 14, Sept 15, Oct 20, Nov !7, Dec 15, Jan 12, 2013, Feb 9, Mar 9, April 13, May 11, June 15 - Graduation Kiddush. To sponsor a Simcha Kiddush, please contact Alla Kavesh or Lina Fleyshmakher. The Men's Club annual Garage Sale will take place this year on July 15th. Merchandise may be dropped off starting 7/2 on the grass by the house at 19-02 Morlot Ave. Please keep driveway clear. If you are interested in helping out with the sale, or set up, or the sale itself please contact Moshe Zharnest or Stuart Mentzel.

To sponsor a Seudah Shlishit please call Esther Silvestri at 201 741-5341 The business listings from the shul dinner have been loaded on the shuls website under the heading of "sponsors". Please patronize them and tell them that you are from Shomrei Torah. Additionally, the "Book of Honor" has been posted so that if anyone wants to see the actual journal that the honorees received, they can look there. Please remember not to park in the Mikvah spots when coming to the zman and 9:30PM maariv minyanim. When leaving shul after 9:30PM maariv please do not exit shul from back entrance.

In our Nursery School: Leah Sokoloff Nursery School introduces new extended care hours and fees! 7 am- 6:30 pm! Come see what we are about. Call Debbie or email lsns18@yahoo.com for info. Summer programs run from June 18-August 17. Our 7 week program is $975, 9:30-2:30 pm daily
In Our Community:

Valley Hospital has openings in the Pastoral Care Department for volunteers to visit Jewish patients. If you are interested, please call Joan Rimberg Goldfarb @ 201 791-6209 or Sheila Weinberg @ 201 797-0493. Yavneh Academy presents The Art of Feeding, a parenting workshop on developing healthy eating habits in children. The group will be facilitated by Dr. Sarah Roer, an eating disorder specialist, with the aim of helping children develop proper eating habits and health body images. Dates: July 2, 18, 25 and August 1, 10:30 -11:45 at Yavneh Academy. Cost is $200 for the series. For more information contact drsarahroer@gmail.com. YIFL shiurim, Rabbi Frand, Thurs 9 pm Rabbi Reisman and Rabbi Schaffer shiurim will resume in the fall
SUN July 1 11 Tammuz MON July 2 12 Tammuz 4:19AM 9:14AM 5:45/ 6:30 7:45AM 8:15PM 1:36PM 8:45/ 9:30PM TUES 7/3 6:30AM 7:30AM 9-10AM TORAH TUESDAY TUES July 3 13 Tammuz 4:20AM 9:15AM 5:55/ 6:30/ 7:45AM 8:15PM 1:37PM 8:45/ 9:30PM WED July 4 14 Tammuz 4:21AM 9:15AM 6:30/7:00/ 8:00/9AM 2PM 8:15PM 1:37PM 8:45/ 9:30PM WED 7/4 6:30AM 7:30PM w/Ari Mayefsky 7:30AM 9:00AM : Torah Learning w/ RabbiMarkowitz The First Rebellion THURS July 5 15 Tammuz 4:22AM 9:15AM 5:45/ 6:30/ 7:45 AM 8:15PM 1:38PM 8:45/ 9:30PM FRI July 6 16 Tammuz 4:23AM 9:15AM 5:55/ 6:30/ 7:45AM Candle-lighting: Early 7:04PM Zman 8:13PM Mincha Early 6:49PM Zman 8:18PM FRI 7/6 6:30 AM 7:30AM SHABBOS July 7 Parshas Balak 17 Tammuz 4:23AM 9:16AM 7:45/ 8:30/ 9:00AM Mincha: 8:00 PM Shabbat Ends: 9:26PM SHABBOS 7/7 7:45 AM

DAVENING TIMES

Earliest Tallis & Tephilin: 4:18AM SOF ZMAN K SHEMA: 9:14AM

Shacharit Mincha: (Earliest) Maariv

6:30/ 7:00 8:00/ 9:00AM 2PM/ 8:15PM 8:45/ 9:30PM SUN 7/1 7:45AM MON 7/2 6:30AM 7:30PM w/Zvi Loewy 7:30AM

TORAH STUDY S. ALTER DAF YOMI

GEMORAH

THURS 7/5 6:30AM 7:30PM w/ Rabbi Yaakov Langsner 7:30AM

SHIURIM/ OTHER

MONDAYS: 9-10AM: Torah Tuesday on Monday 7:30PM Ladies Tehillim

9-10AM: Torah Tuesday on Thursday

Rabbi's Shiur: 7:15PM

Pachim KTanim from Rabbi Yudin (From Israel): In honor of Parashas Chukas: The Magain Avraham O.C (580:9) writes that some have the custom to fast on the Friday before Parshas Chukas. In 1244 on the 9th of Tamuz, a Friday (as this year) on this day, 20 wagon-loads of holy books were burnt. It is hard to imagine what an incredible loss this was, as this was before printing, and each and every book was hand-written. They found a hint from the opening comment of the Targum: Zos Chukas Hatorah"Dah Gzeiras Oreisah" which means both this is the law of the Torah, and the cutting-destroying of the Torah. The lesson to us has to be: greater respect and reverence for Sefarim. If you come into Shul, and you see a Siddur or Chumash upside-down, straighten it out. One is not to sit on a bench if there is a Siddur or Chumash on that bench. One cannot place any other book on top of a Chumash, including a Siddur. Finally, a true question: a man was in prison, and the authorities allowed the family to bring food for the prisoner each day. They wrapped the food in newspaper. One day they realized they can wrap the food in a page of Gemorah, enabling him to learn each day. Should they use an old Gemorah, or new one to wrap the food? Why? Let me know your answer! Thank you, and Shabbat Shalom from Beit Shemesh-- to all.