| Mark Your Calendar |
Sunday, March 14th- Change your clocks ahead one hour
Monday, March 15th - Academy Your Turn to Learn Series
Tuesday, March 16th - Rosh Chodesh Nissan
Tuesday, March 16th- 6th Grade Matan Bat Mitzvah Program
Wednesday, March 17th-Academy and ELC Parent Teacher Conferences - Early Dismissal - 3:00 ELC 3:15 Academy
Tuesday, March 23rd-Academy and ELC Parent Teacher Conferences - Early Dismissal - 3:00 ELC 3:15 Academy
Friday, March 26th - Wednesday, April 7th - Pesach Break, No Sessions
Don't Forget to Count the Omer!!
Monday, April 12th- Yom Hashoah
Wednesday, April 14th- Thursday, April 15th- Rosh Chodesh Iyar
Friday, April 16th- Your Turn to Learn Series 9:30AM
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Helpful Hints
 Dismissal changes need to be sent to Chavie Wilner, for children in grades 1-8, or to Barbara Goodman, for children in the ELC, by 1 pm Monday-Thursday and by 11 am on Fridays. |
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| In Our Community |
Mazal Tov
Mazal Tov to Sophia & Steven Hershman upon the birth of a daughter, sister to Sammy in N-5
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Pre-Pesach
Chometz Food Drive
For City Harvest.
Please, only un-opened containers, cans or packages!
Deadline - Tuesday, March 23rd.
Food drop off table in atrium.
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Environmental Studies Program Needs Your Help!
The Environmental Studies program at SAR would like to ask you to sign a pledge for the Jewish Climate Change Campaign (JCCC). The JCCC is an organization dedicated to meshing and implementing environmentally healthy ideas with Judaism and rallying Jewish communities worldwide to make a difference on climate change in a way that strengthens Jewish life and helps make a better world for everyone. Please read the attached pledge with your children, talk about the cause, and sign the pledge. The school with the most signatures will receive a grant of $1,000.00, with runner up and seven other universities and/or schools receiving mini-grants of $500.00. NOTE: When you sign the pledge, please identify yourself as part of the SAR Community by checking "I Am A Student" and choosing SAR High School from the list.
Click here to sign the pledge.
Sincerely,
The Environmental Studies Program
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| SAR IS FOR GRANDPARENTS TOO! |
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| Yom HaShoah
Witnesses |
On Monday April 12, we will be commemorating Yom HaShoah at SAR. With the passage of time we understand the urgency of exposing our children to the few remaining survivors of this dark episode in Jewish History. In this vein, we would like to extend an open invitation to have any family members or friends who have personal memories of this time in history to join the students of SAR Academy for a special program.Please take the time to click here and complete a few questions about how your family members would like to be involved. Please respond no later than Thursday, March 18th.
Any further questions can be directed to Rabbi Drelich at x1212.
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26 Adar 5770 March 12, 2010
Candlelighting: 5:41 Havdalah: 6:44
Parashat Vayakhel Pekudei
Parashat HaChodesh |
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A Message from Rabbi Krauss |
Dear Parents,
It was great to see many of you at the parent symposium this past Sunday. Thank you to Elissa Shay Ordan and Jessica Schwab for organizing a substantive and inspiring program together with our PTC.
I look forward to seeing all of you at Parent Teacher conferences beginning next week.
Shabbat Shalom,
Rabbi Binyamin Krauss
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SAR In Motion
Speakers at our PTC's Parenting Seminar:
Click here to view a clip of Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Rosenblatt, Senior Rabbi of the Riverdale Jewish Center, Ph.D. from Columbia University in Modern British Literature.
Click here to view a clip of the talk by Dr. Yoni Schwab, psychologist at the Windward School and a licensed clinical psychologist at the Institute for Behavior Therapy.
Click here to view a clip of Dr. Rona Novick, Director of the Fanya Gottesfeld Heller Doctoral Program at Yeshiva University and Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. |
Why do we say brachot? (See quotes throughout.) |
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*Bracha Bee*
Our fourth graders dedicated the month of Sh'vat to mastering many brachot including brachot for various foods and for wonders in the world. Each class had three or four Bracha Bee representatives who went on to the Bracha Bee finals and who then celebrated their accomplishment with a pizza lunch on Friday with Rabbi Krauss.
Mazal Tov to:
4W: Tova Sidlow, Shira Goldscheider, Jonah Stadtmauer
4X: Sammy Sokol, Jeremy Jesselson, Joseph Block
4Y: Yonatan Fine, Yonatan Sturm, Ayelet Kalfus
4Z: Nitzan Solomon, Kayla Kalb, Avi Roth, Nili Raskas
A special Mazal Tov to Yonatan Sturm, the overall winner who won the Bracha Bee by correctly answering which bracha is said for sardines! Ask a fourth grader; they can tell you!
*A Ring For Every Region*
On Friday, March 5, Class 1W was privileged to host a visit from Yael Federbush, Maya Lebowitz's mom. Yael is a producer on the Today Show (NBC) and attended the recent Olympics in Vancouver. She brought large, colorful photographs of the famous athletes that she met there, such as Shaun White, the snowboarder who won a gold medal for the U.S., Apolo Ohno, the speedskater who won numerous medals, and Lindsey Vonn, the downhill skier who also won a few medals. The children were so excited to see these larger than life personalities and were very impressed that Yael had met them.
Both Yael and Maya wore clothing that was from the Olympics. Yael had a jacket and a special armband with the word "Media" on it that she needed to wear at all times. She also showed the children all the special passes and identification that she needed to enter different events and areas. Maya had a special t-shirt from the Olympics. All the clothing had the Olympics rings on it. "Every color of the rings is for every region that goes to the Olympics," Alex Lebowitz learned. Yael shared some of her experiences covering the Olympics, and also showed the children a picture of herself with the Today Show hosts.
Then, she led a great art project with the children. They were able to make the Olympic rings, replicating the exact design, and decorating them with glitter glue. The children loved the presentation and the fun art project. "The Olympics are really cool!" Dani Minkove said.
Thank you to Yael and Maya so much for planning this exciting talk and project.
*5W Israel Chidon*
 
Every week the students of 5W learn about a different part of Israel. This week's chidon tested everything they've learned so far this year! The class was split into two groups, k'vutza alef and k'vutza bet, and both teams wanted to win. Played on the SMARTBoard, the students took turns answering the questions by coming up to the board. A tally kept track of the score on the whiteboard. The students eagerly raised their hands to answer the questions and rounds of "kol hakavod" were heard after each correct answer. The students enjoyed the Chidon as well as a siyum with food to celebrate and congratulate themselves on all they have learned about Israel so far this year. They'll continue learning about places in Israel each week and will have one more siyum to look forward to at the end of the year. We hope that these trivia and basic knowledge points about Israel will continue to make them proud of their homeland. A big Kol Hakavod to Morah Avia Dahan for creating the chidonim about Israel throughout the year.
Enjoy a few selected questions from the Chidon below. Click here for the special Parent Presentation.
"If you don't have Powerpoint on your computer, you can download the free Powerpoint Viewer from Microsoft"
All Chidon questions and answers were in Hebrew, but we've translated them to English here:
1. Which animal is on the symbol of Jerusalem?
A. Dolphin
B. Tiger
C. Lion
D. Bear
2. Who lived in S'deh Boker?
A. Golda Meir
B. Benyamin Netanyahu
C. Shimon Peres
D. David Ben Gurion
3. Can you identify Meron on the map of Israel?
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~to show Hashem how we feel about Him . . . He's really good . . . He's amazing . . .Dorit Shendelman |
| It's That "KIND" of Week |
Our 8th Grade Chesed Elective received this letter of
acknowledgement for their efforts in holding a Coat Drive:
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 Sandy Kahn, President of the Hebrew Free Loan Society visited the Chesed Club this past Tuesday. She spoke about the various interest free lending programs they offer as well as how the Society tries to follow the highest form of tzedakah according to the Rambam: giving tzedakah that will enable someone to sustain himself. Thank you to Sandy Kahn for her informative and meaningful visit.
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| ~it's important to thank Hashem because He makes all of the food in the world and He speaks Hebrew, so we need to give Him a bracha in Hebrew . . . Leora Brasch |
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*100 Is New!*
 On Thursday, March 5, first grade celebrated the 100th day of school, which they have eagerly been counting toward since the first day in school. Each child proudly brought to class 100 of something: 100 rubberbands, Cheerios, pennies, cotton balls, sevivonim, crayons, and even an array of items totaling 100, all put on display.
The 100 Day event launched with the viewing of a film about the number 100 from Brain Pop, Jr. Some of the activities that followed included: a gym center (making hoola hoops spin 100 times, and doing 100 push-ups,
 sit-ups, jump-roping), an art center (organizing 100 pictures of toes on a posterboard), a writing center (making a 100 day book, writing about spending 100 dollars, listing 100 words that can be read), a math center (connecting the dots to 100, adding numbers to get to 100, variations on the 100's chart), and a creative thinking center (brainstorming what the number 100 could be turned into: a traffic light, a fork and two plates, the face of a man who is sweating). The morning ended with a yummy snack of 100 lollipops, which were distributed throughout the grade.
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| בראשית : ELC News
the beginning steps . . . |
*Brain Awareness Week*
  
Dr. Hal Blumenfeld, a brain doctor, and ELC parent, visited K2 on Wednesday morning to speak with the students about brain development. He brought models of human brains and real mice, a rat, and monkey brains. The students ate Mike and Ike's candy while holding their noses but couldn't taste the candy until after they let go of their noses because smell and taste are related senses.
"Did you know that the cortex is as long and big as a pizza pan? It would look like this," Dr. Blumenfeld explained by taking two pieces of paper and sticking them on either side of his face. To fit in the small space inside our heads, the cortex has to be crumbled and folded in on itself. Dr. Blumenfeld then held up two plastic bags, each holding a tomato. One held water around the tomato; one did not. Dr. Blumenfeld's son, Lev, helped demonstrate by dropping the bags on the floor. The tomato without water smashed, while the one with water remained intact. Our brains are protected because of the water-like fluid surrounding them.
Dr. Blumenfeld left the children with pencils and brain erasers. When he left, the students played chess. One boy took his brain eraser and put it on his king piece. "My king's alive!" he declared. (Now it has a brain!)
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באמצע: JHS News
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*8th Grade Parent-Student Program on Integrity*
On Wednesday night March 3rd, impassioned discussion interspersed with laughter could be heard in the JHS area. Led by Dr. Jane Davidson and Mrs. Debbie Schloss, eighth grade parents and students joined together with SAR faculty and administration for an interactive and engaging program focusing on integrity. Interesting SMART Board lessons containing clips of Dennis Prager's video, "For Goodness Sake", evoked laughter as well as acted as a trigger for serious conversation and debate. Some questions raised were: Is copying homework from a friend ever ok? How about cheating on a test? Are there legitimate reasons to hire an employee off the books?
Other topics explored why we have rules and laws, what is a white lie, and considering our own personal code of ethics. Parents have found that the stimulating and significant conversations started that evening have continued afterwards at home.
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*New York Mathematics League Contest*
The New York Mathematics League Contest is the second and last math contest taken annually by our junior high students. The contest consists of 40 multiple choice questions, ranging in difficulty from basic operations with fractions and decimals to difficult and complex problems involving algebra and geometry. The test makers state, "Students who score 15 points should be commended for good work, while few students score as high as 30 points." In fact, many of our students achieved at least a score of 15, while quite a few scored 30 and above. (In one class, fully half of the students scored 30 or above.)
Special mention should be made of an eighth grader who received an amazing score of 40, marking the first time in SAR history when one of our students achieved a perfect score on one of these competitions. We congratulate all of the students who did well, and give recognition to the following top scorers in each class.
Seventh Grade:
Yaakov Padwa, Ben Perla, Akiva Goldman, Iosef Piperno, Jacob David, Buddy Wise, Azriel Fine, Yona Zeirler Feit, Emily David, Uri Hoch, Rebecca Schwartz, Alexander Haberman, Pammy Brenner, Ben Aranoff, Alex Haims, Merav Benovitz, Ittai Sopher, Yona Benjamin, Shalom Goldscheider, Avigayil Yucht, Dylan Schwartz
Eighth Grade:
Ricki Heicklen, Jacob Saks, Anna Peterman, Samantha Hollenberg, Goldi Weiser, Lauren Grobois, Daniel Jonas, Avital Hirsch, Sammy Marcus, Yoni Hill, Joshua Deutsch, Maya Pretsfelder, Kevin Danishefsky, Dalia Scheiner, Arly Mintz, Gideon Breslaw, Noah Weiner, Sammy Hyman, Aerin Rosenfeld
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דבר תורה |
By: David Aaronson
Grade: 8
Parashas Vayakhel-Pekudei
 Let me start off by saying that this week's parasha is both an architect's dream and a rabbi's nightmare. Therefore, it took me a long time to find something memorable. The parasha starts off by Moshe assembling the Jewish people and explaining the laws of Shabbos. Immediately afterwards, Moshe commands the children of Israel to give donations in order to build the Mishkan. Then, the rest of the parasha goes on about the architecture. The Gemara asks a question on this matter: What is Shabbos doing here when we are talking about the Mishkan? The Gemara answers: The Torah is teaching us that building the Mishkan, a shul, or even the third Beit Hamikdash I"YH is forbidden on Shabbos despite that it is for Hashem. When the Young Israel of New Rochelle's new building was being built, I remember that Rabbi Reuven Fink instructed the workers not to do construction on Saturdays for this particular reason. The Gemara adds: The Mishkan, the Beit Hamikdash, and a shul are not only meant for Hashem. For it is written in Parashas Terumah: "They shall build me a Mikdash, and I will dwell among them." We learn from this passuk, that Hashem didn't need the Mishkan; but it for was us. The Jewish people need it to serve Hashem. The lesson for us is to remember that to honor and keep Shabbos is for ALL TIMES. The Beit Hamikdash is not a constant like Shabbos. We may not always have the Beit Hamikdash; but every week, Shabbos is there for us, just as we are there for Shabbos. Therefore, Shabbos overrides the building of the Beit Hamikdash. In our days, with God's help, may it be that we live to see the third Beit Hamikdash built, just as Bnei Yisrael saw the Mishkan built in this week's parasha.
Good Shabbos,
David Aaronson
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~maybe Moshe or Hashem thought of the idea in the Torah to say thank you for all the wonderful food . . . Mali Weitz |
| This Week In Sports |
 SAR Hockey team played Moriah last Sunday in their playoff game. Zev Mark scored two goals, Buddy Wise had one, and Aryeh Rothstein played well in goal. The game was 4-3 about halfway through, but Moriah pulled further ahead halfway through the third.
The 6th grade basketball team's season came to an end last week when playing the semi-finals against HALB. It was a great season full of growth and development. We want to thank everyone for their unconditional support throughout the season.
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| PTC News |
The PTC wishes to gratefully acknowledge Rabbi, Dr. Jonathan Rosenblatt for giving the moving and insightful keynote address "Raising G-d fearing Children in a G-dless World" at the SAR PTC's 2nd Annual Parenting Symposium, a PTC sponsored event that brings together various experts on parenting and education. His speech as well as several others may be viewed online for those that were unable to attend.
We would also like to thank Shara Zucker, Shoshana Winter, Sheryl Littman and Ilana Milstein for coming forward and helping to set up for this event; Gilad Mor for video taping, as well as Nick, Pete, Armando, William and Freddy, for always doing a great job.
Finally, we would like to thank Elissa Shay Ordan and Jessica Schwab who spent many hours organizing this event. You did an amazing job. Kol Havod.
Due to a last minute change, Marcella Moran, MA, LHMC, was not able to attend. We are working on rescheduling her lecture on · Organizing the Disorganized Child. Stay tuned for more info........
As always, we welcome comments and questions, regarding this program or any others, and are happy to receive your support and participation.
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~we want to thank Hashem for the stuff we do like letting us do mitzvahs so we can be better people and get nicer . . . Aryeh Padwa |
| Community News |
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GOLD PARTY to benefit the YIOZ Youth Department! This Sat. night!!!
What is a Gold Party? It is an opportunity for you to sell all your gold and platinum- mismatched or lost earrings, outdated jewelry, Bat Mitzvah stuff, etc... We will give you top dollar for your gold, and automatically 10% of the night's proceeds will be contributed to the Youth Department (so you still receive your $ full amount).
Date: March 13th this Sat. night! 8-10 pm.
Location: Tesler Home- 28 Fanshaw Ave. Yonkers, 10705 (914) 965-0078. please rsvp to laurenmogul@waterbills.com Food will be served. Come and socialize... make some extra cash...and support our Youth Programs!
The JOFA Conference: Middle School Track
Do you sometimes feel like no one is listening? WE ARE!
Do you care about social justice? Are you good at listening (and trusting) your inner "voice"? Do you sometimes wonder about all the different people in your life giving
you suggestions and advice? Do you feel like tzniut should not just be a "girl thing?"
Then come learn, discuss, argue, laugh, and play with us at The JOFA Conference
Come and join the conversation! The louder the better!
Boys and Girls - Grades 6-8
The JOFA Film Festival and Conference
Saturday evening, March 13 and Sunday, March 14
Alfred Lerner Hall, Columbia University, NYC
Full Program Now Online - New Blog Posts Weekly
For more information, to blog and to register, please visit www.jofa.org
HIR Food Drive
Bring in your Chametz and Non-Chametz food items to the HIR by March 23rd to benefit City Harvest
ISRAEL LECTURE SERIES.
On Saturday March 13th @ 8pm @ YINR, Consul Joel Lion, Media Affairs and Spokesperson for the Consulate General of Israel in New York, will speak on "Israel's Perennial Struggle for Peace". This is the "kickoff" of a 4 part lecture series entitled "A Survey of Contemporary Issues in Zionism" which will rotate amongst the 4 major synagogues in New Rochelle. The event is sponsored by the New Rochelle Jewish Coalition in conjunction with The Consulate General of Israel in New York. Refreshments will be served and admission is free. For more information click here or contact Richard Cohen @ richardmcohen@verizon.net.
Yiddish Festival
Sunday, March 14th at the Atria in Riverdale 3pm
click here for more information
Support A Soldier Day
March 14th, 1-4pm
Congregation Ramath Orah, 550 W. 110th St.
It's A Day To Show Our American Troops We Care!
Come through our Boot Camp & enter our Do a Mitzvah Zone (DMZ)
Make "Kosher for Passover" & general care packages
Pre-registration: $36/family $18/individual/student www.msawi.orgClick here for more information Sponsored by the Major Stuart Adam Wolfer Institute (MSAWI)
Metropolitan Klezmer Quartet Concert
Sunday March 14. 2- 4 pm
at the Conservative Synagogue Adath Israel in Riverdale
click here for more information
Shalva 20th Anniversary Dinner
SAR parents, Dr. Gary & Rachel Berger, will receive Shalva's Community Service Award at their Twentieth Anniversary Dinner, Sunday evening, March 14th, 2010, at Metropolitan Pavilion in Manhattan.
Shalva - The Association For Mentally and Physically Challenged Children in Israel is a leading provider of programs and services for special-needs children and support for their families.Shalva not only helps children reach their full potential, but enables the parents to cope with raising a special needs child at home.
For more information or to make a reservation please call Meredith at 212-725-0900 or by email to Meredith@shalva-usa.org
NORPAC mission to Washington
SAVE THE DATE! If you wake up in the morning wondering what happened in Israel overnight then you will want to go on the NORPAC mission to Washington on Wednesday, May 12th. This is a rare opportunity to have private small group meetings with Senators and Congressman to talk about issues vital to Israel's security. Sign up by March 15th and take advantage of the $50 early bird discount. To sign up, go to www.norpac.net. If you have any questions, contact David Frankel at dlrs.frankel@verizon.net
Second Annual Rabbi Jacob and Debbie Rubenstein, ZL, Memorial Yahrzeit
The Second Annual Rabbi Jacob and Debbie Rubenstein, ZL, Memorial Yahrzeit Lecture and Program is taking place on Sunday morning, March 21, 2010. The guest speaker will be Richard Joel, President of Yeshiva University, who will speak at 10AM about A Religious Approach to Pluralism: Limitlessness Without Limits. At approximately 11 AM, we will walk to Carpenters Pond for an 11:15AM community-wide dedication of the Rubenstein Memorial Walkway, which will also be attended by various elected officials.
HIR Clothing Drive
HIR Clothing Drive Sunday March 21, 2010 9:30 am to 12:30 pm . Please sort and bag separately men's, women's and children's clothing in sturdy garbage bags. Deposit clothing in the truck that will be stationed outside the HIR. Volunteers are needed . If you are able to help for even a short amount of time please call Steve Pretsfelder or Barbara Gochberg at 718-601-3586 or email spretsfelder@vanwagner.com.
Mad Science Show: "Spin, Pop, and Boom"
When: Sunday March 21st 2010 @ 11:30 AM
Where: RJC Gym
Our Special Event, "Spin, Pop, Boom" is all about awesome experiments! You will witness amazing feats of chemistry as we explore all sorts of spectacular reactions. You will marvel at our demonstrations as we release genies from bottles and spew massive columns of foam with the use of our catalysts! So, get ready to be amazed while you learn, because at Mad Science, all education is entertaining!
RJC Youth members
$10 for 1, $15 for 2 or more
Non-members
$15 for 1, $20 for 2 or more
Email: RJCYOUTH@GMAIL.COM for more info!
Westchester Art Show
"Fay Grajower: Where the Past Meets the Future"
Sunday, March 21, 2010
9:00 am
Westchester Jewish Center Lobby
Rockland & Palmer Avenues
Mamaroneck, NY 10543
Click here for more information
DRISHA INSTITUTE HOLIDAY CLASSES FOR BAT MITZVAH AGE GIRLS AND THEIR MOTHERS AT THE RIVERDALE JEWISH CENTER.
This Bat Mitzvah year, enhance your learning with the Drisha Mother/Daughter Bat Mitzvah Program in Riverdale. For girls ages 11-13 and their mother or other partner. Learn together for two upcoming Holidays. Passover: The Women of the Exodus: Agents of Redemption - Monday Mar. 22 at 7:00-8:00 p.m.; and Shavuot: Learning from Ruth: Hessed and Leadership - Monday, May 10 from 7:00pm - 8:00pm, at the RJC, 3700 Independence Ave. To register: please call Ariella 212-595-0307 ($36 per learning pair for the series).
RJC - Great Adventure Trip
Thursday, April 1st 2010 (Chol Hamoed)
6th-12th Graders,
Join us on Thursday, April 1st for ourtrip to Great Adventure!!!
Bus leaves the RJC @8 AM.
To RSVP call Nataly @ 718-796-4730 ext. 119 or email Eli Lidsky at elidsky@yahoo.com
Free Seder at the HIR
Seders Led by Rabbi Weiss and Rabbi Exler
March 29th and March 30th at 8pm
Click Here for more information
RMHA Free Educational Event at the Riverdale Y
Sunday, April 18; 9am-2pm
Talks will focus on maintaining mental health and well-being throughout the life cycle, including special focus on children and youth and cutting-edge research and treatment topics.
Our keynote speaker is Dr. Carol Bernstein, the incoming president of the American Psychiatric Association; also speaking will be Dr. Petros Levounis, the Director of the Addictions Institute of New York, and Dr. Donna Demetri Friedman, NYU University and Paul Rosenfield, Columbia University. Click here for more information
THE PARTY GOES ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FROM YOUR SIMCHA ........TO THE NEXT ...........
SAR IS PROUD TO PRESENT A NEW, EXCITING, ONGOING PROJECT.
ENRICH YOUR SIMCHA BY DONATING YOUR UNUSED PARTY ITEMS TO OTHERS.
WE ARE COLLECTING PARTY GIVEAWAYS (HATS, GLASSES, Wigs . . . . .)
ITEMS AND CRAFT PROJECTS TO GIFT TO THE NEEDY HERE AND IN ISRAEL.
WE WILL EVEN ACCEPT BENCHERS IN QUANTITIES GREATER THAN 50. PERSONALIZED FOIL LABELS WILL BE CREATED FOR POOR BRIDES IN ISRAEL.
PLEASE DROP OFF @ ZEDLDA'S OFFICE
INQUIRIES TO SHOSHANA @ 914-632-7902; dsnoble@pol.netMAZAL TOV! Items will be distributed in Israel by KEDMA.
Tefilin for Sale
Two mitzvot with one act. Support Israel and purchase kosher tefillin from Israel at a wholesale price. All profits from the sale go directly to the sofrim and the tefillin makers in Israel. Contact Rabbi Drelich for details email drelim@saracademy.org or 718-548-1717 ext 1212. |
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Riverdale, NY 10471 Fax: 718-601-0082
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