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Benjamin Yudin, Rabbi 13 Tishrei 5772, September 29, 2012 Andrew Markowitz, Assistant Rabbi Erev Shabbat Candle-lighting: 6:25 PM Mincha: 6:30 PM Daf Yomi Berachos 59 8:00AM Shacharit 7:45/ 8:45/ 9:00AM Sof Zman Kriyas Shema: 9:48AM Pre Mincha Shiur w/ Rabbi Markowitz "The What and Why of Leishev Ba'Sukkah" 5:30PM Mincha: 6:15PM Dvar Torah at Seudah Shlishit w/ Michael Tamarov Shabbos Ends: 7:36 PM
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Kiddush is sponsored by: Kiddush Upstairs: follows davening Young Couples Kiddush: follows davening Youth Kiddush: Seudah Shlishit : follows mincha Welcome to: Aviva and Meyer Chill who moved to Fair Lawn. Thank You to: My sincere thanks to Rabbi Yudin & Shevi, Stu and Lillie Mentzel who opened their home to me, and to all the members of the Shomrei Torah family who visited and helped prepare meals during the Shiva for my father Siegfried Reinheimer. Your concern and kindness is greatly appreciated. May we only share Simachot in the future. Marvin Reinheimer Libby & Harold Wahl would like to thank all those who prayed, visited and called while he was hospitalized. The Break Fast in the Young Couples Minyan was sponsored by the Slominsky and Wertman families to commemorate the Yahrzeit of Gertrude Slominsky and Harriet Wertman. The Baal Kriah Upstairs M. Gottlieb Young Couples- D. Krich Youth C. Berman, J. Brauner, Y. Robin, J. Tamarov Refuah Shelaimah to: Faiga bas Yita Rivka, Selma Gelman (Shulamit bat Guta), 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, Whole Foods, Food Showcase, Perfect Pita, Petaks, Zaidies, Glatt Express, Best Glatt, Maadan, Dunkin Donuts, Staples, AMC Movies, Bed Bath & Beyond (Harmon's), Lowes, Home Depot, iTunes and more. To purchase Scrip and for more information contact Milty Frank directly at 201 796-8260 or at miltonius@aol.com for immediate delivery. To see all the Scrip that can be purchased go on line http://shomreitorah.org/groups/scrip-program/. Anyone still needing to say Tashlich is more than welcome to use our backyard anytime from now until Hoshana Rabah. Copies of the full Tashlich prayer (Art Scroll, Hebrew/English) are on the porch - help yourself. Shana Tova, Denise & Leonard Schrieber (4-02 2nd Street) Torah Tuesday on Thursday (10/4) come join us in the Succah sponsored by Julius and Sylvia Nachtigal to commemorate the yahrzeit of Elias Nachtigal, Juliuss father. Please be a sponsor of the Simcha of Sukkot/Simchat Torah at Shomrei Torah. Kibbudim during the Yom Tov as well as the purchase of Pasukim for Ata Haraisa, sponsorships of the Simcha of Sukkot/Simchat Torah and more will be available for purchase. You can make a purchase or place a bid by calling Jay Bloom, 201-956-2614 or Milty Frank 201796-8260, or by sending an e-mail to STflfundraising@gmail.com or to Gideon Bannet Gideonbannett@gmail.com. th Rabbi Belizon will be giving a shiur for men on Chol HaMoed Sukkos, Thursday, October 4 , in his homes Sukkah at 3301 Berdan Avenue.at 8:15PM. Torah Tuesday presents, "A November to Remember." which will take place Saturday night November 10 at 8:00 PM The program features, Abraham Peck a Holocaust survivor of seven Concentration Camps and Harry Feinberg who as a tank commander took part in the liberation of two Camps. Both will give their accounts of the day of liberation. Fair Lawn Mayor Jeanne Baratta, will present a special tribute to Harold Wahl on behalf of our honored veterans A $10.00 per person donation is suggested to cover the cost of the dinner reservations are required, please contact Mendy Aron at torahtuesday@yahoo.com Making a purchase on Amazon.com? Help Shomrei Torah earn money just by connecting to Amazon.com through the Shomrei Torah website! Visit http://shomrei-torah.org/groups/amazon/ just a click away! Please note the following Simcha Kiddushim dates Oct 20, Nov 17, 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 201-703-9721 alkavesh@gmail.com or Lina Fleyshmakher 201-703-2381 lfleyshmakher@Langan.com . To sponsor a Seudah Shlishit please call Esther Silvestri at 201 741-5341

Please remember not to park in the Mikvah spots when coming to the 9:00/ 10:00 PM maariv minyanim. When leaving shul after 9:00/ 10:00 PM maariv please do not exit shul from back entrance. Sukkot Youth Happenings: Sukkah Hop for children of all ages: Tuesday October 2 @ 4p.m meet at the Shultz's 5-17 Hazel Place Sukkah Party for children: Shabbat Chol Hamoed join The Rabbi & Shevi in the shul Sukkah in making Edible Art Delights ! Party will start after Musaf ends. Children's Hakafot for children of all ages: Monday Oct 8th @ 5:15 pm in downstairs ballroom. Simchat Torah Children's Luncheon: Special meal for our young children in downstairs ballroom. Looking for parent volunteers to help serve.

NCSY Monday night October 1, 9-11PM Tisch at the Katz Sukkah 16-01 Morlot Ave. Sukkah hop! Shabbat Oct 6, 4:00 meet at the Katzs; grades 8-12 In Our School: LSNS had a busy week, preparing for first Yom Kippur, then for Sukkot. We discussed the very important theme of friendship, and read the story of Yonah. Lots of creative artwork accompanied our learning! Rabbi Yudin spent time with our school, talking about both holidays, and we visited the shul's Sukkah! Our classes enjoyed music and movement this week as well. In Our Community: Yavneh Academy cordially invites prospective parents to a dynamic and interactive open house program on Tuesday evening, October rd 23 . The program will begin with registration and an activity fair at 7:30 p.m. followed by a self directed and engaging program from 8:009:30. For more information or to RSVP, please contact Judy Friedman at judy.friedman@yavnehacademy.org. Yeshivat Noam invites prospective parents to our Open House on Monday, October 29th at 8pm to experience Excellence, Innovation and Inspiration in Torah and Academics. We look forward to warmly welcoming new families for the 2013-2014 academic year! 70 West Century Road in Paramus. www.yeshivatnoam.org. For more information contact Ruchie Wiesel at 201-261-1919 x380 or admissions@yeshivatnoam.org. The Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey invites prospective parents to our annual Open House on Sunday evening, October 28th. The evening will begin with registration and an academic fair at 7:00 followed by a program and interactive presentations at 7:30. For more information and to schedule a tour please go to www.rynj.org or contact Mrs. Tamar Kahn, Director of Admissions, at tkahn@rynj.org or 201.986.1414. SUN Sept 30 14 Tishrei MON Oct 1 15 Tishrei Succot I 5:58AM 9:49AM 7:45/8:45/9:00AM Candles: 7:33PM Mincha: 6:20PM TUES Oct 2 16 Tishrei Succot II 6:00AM 9:49AM 7:45/8:45/ 9:00AM 6:20PM Yom Tov Ends: 7:31PM
SUN 9/30 7:45AM MON 10/1 5:35PM w/ Zvi Loewy TUES 10/2 5:35PM w/ D. Nussbaum

DAVENING TIMES

WED Oct 3 17 Tishrei Chol HaMoed 6:00AM 9:50AM 5:35/6:30/ 7:45AM 6:20PM 1:14PM 6:50/9:00PM

Earliest Tallis & Tephilin: 5:57AM SOF ZMAN K SHEMA: 9:49AM

THURS Oct 4 18 Tishrei Chol HaMoed 6:02AM 9:50AM 5:35/6:30/ 7:45AM 6:20PM 1:14PM 6:50/ 9:00PM

FRI Oct 5 19 Tishrei Chol HaMoed 6:03AM 9:50AM 5:35/6:30/ 7:45AM Candlelighting: 6:13PM Mincha 6:18PM
FRI 10/5 6:30 AM 7:30AM

SHABBOS Oct 6 20 Tishrei Shabbat Chol HaMoed I 6:03AM 9:51AM 7:45/8:45/9:00AM Mincha: 6:0PM Shabbat Ends: 7:25PM
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6:30/7:00/8:00/ 9:00AM Candles:6:22PM Mincha: 6:27PM

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WED 10/3 6:30AM 8:00PM w/ Ari Mayefsky

GEMORAH 9-10AM Womens Shiur w/Rabbi Yudin

THURS 10/4 6:30AM 8:00 PM w/ Rabbi Yaakov Langsner 7:30AM 9-11AM: Torah Tuesday on Thursday 9:15- 10PM Parsha Chumash and Rashi w/ Rabbi Yudin

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Rabbis Shiur 5:15PM

Pachim KTanim from Rabbi Yudin : In honor of Parashas Haazinu and the forthcoming Yom Tov of Sukkos: A loving father even if at times that he has to rebuke his children, it is still a "Semol Docheik" and "Yemin Mekareiv"; with his left hand he chastises and with his right hand he embraces. Similarly, while Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are in our best interest these are days of stress, Sukkos is a time that immediately after the solemnity, we are invited to celebrate with Hashem. The Shulchan Aruch (639:1) is very clear that one should eat, drink and sleep in the Sukkah the entire seven days as he does in his home throughout the year. It is interesting to note that different practices have enjoyed greater observances at different times. The Mordechai (13th century) writes that most people did not sleep in the Sukkah because of the cold weather. The Rama (639:2) felt that the Sukkah was not private enough for a man to sleep there with his wife. However, all this applies at night. I strongly recommend that if one is able or inclined on Yom Tov to take a nap during the day, that should be in the Sukkah. The same Shulchan Aruch that allows a snack outside the Sukkah, forbids even napping outside. The reason being a snack is not satisfying, but often even a short nap can invigorate. Personally, napping in the Sukkah, how sweet it is!