Announcements - Congregation Ohav Emeth

Congregation Ohav Emeth
Announcements
Parshiot Shmini & Parah
March 22, 2014
Candle Lighting This Shabbat 6:52 PM
20 Adar II 5774
Schedule of Services
Let Us Know
Schedule of Shiurim
Hospitality
Friday
Mincha
Shabbat
Kriat Sh’ma
Hashkoma
Shacharit
Teen Minyan
Mincha
Maariv
Havdalah
Sunday
Shacharit
Mincha
Late Maariv
Shacharit
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Rabbi Kaufman, rabbi
[email protected]
9:25 AM M”A
10:01 AM Gr”A
7:00 AM
7:50 AM
9:00 AM
9:30 AM
6:45 PM
7:57 PM
8:02 PM
Michael Garber, president
[email protected]
6:30, 7:00, 8:00 AM
5:45 PM Kollel, 7:00 PM
9:45 PM
5:50, 6:30, 7:00, 7:20 AM
5:55, 6:40, 7:00, 7:20 AM
5:55, 6:40, 7:00, 7:20 AM
5:50, 6:30, 7:00, 7:20 AM
Monday ~ Thursday
Mincha
5:45 PM Kollel
Mincha/Maariv 7:00 PM
Late Maariv
9:45 PM
Friday
Shacharit
Mincha
Shabbat
8:30 AM
7:00 PM
5:55, 6:40, 7:00, 7:20 AM
7:05 PM
Next Shabbat
Parshat Tazria / Parashat HaChodesh
Candle Lighting 7:00 PM
BRING YOUR CHAMETZ TO SHUL
KIDDUSH
SHABBAT APRIL 5th
A GREAT WAY TO RID YOUR HOUSE
OF UNWANTED CHAMETZ!
YOUTH
CORNER
YOUTH GROUPS WILL BEGIN
AT 10:30 AM THIS SHABBAT
DUE TO THE UNITY KIDDUSH
***
Save The Date!
Pre-Pesach Youth Program
Friday April 11th
Mishnayot in memory of
Danny Ravitz z”l
8:45 AM
Rabbi Zvi Weiss
Parashat Hashavua
4:00 PM
Dr. Presby’s Nach Shiur
Between
Shiur or D’Var Torah by
Mincha/Maariv Rabbi Kaufman
Misheberach List
Rabbi Kaufman, rabbi
[email protected]
Sunday
9:00 AM
8:00 PM
Announcements
[email protected]
Office
Felice Berk, administrator
[email protected]
Monday
8:00 PM
Mazal Tov
Mazal Tov to Joe and Chaya Friedman on
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Moshe, this
Shabbat. Mazal Tov to grandparents,
Avraham and Tova Friedman, Aunt
Michelle Mansdorf and Uncle Yechiel
Friedman. Welcome to the Auster, Cohen,
Kaufman and Singerman Families who are
visiting in honor of Moshe’s Bar Mitzvah.
Mazal Tov to Joe and Shira Elbaz on the
birth of a granddaughter, to the parents,
Yoni and Nechama Elbaz, and to
grandparents Dr. Rob and Suzy Tawil.
Mazal Tov to Rabbi and Mrs. Abba Brudny
on the birth of a grandson to their
children, Rabbi Naftali and Basi Baum.
The Shalom Zachor will take place at the
home of Rabbi and Mrs, Brudny,
331 North 8th Avenue in Edison.
BOWLING SHOE-SHINE-A-THON
PLEDGES MADE IN SPONSORSHIP
OF RABBI KAUFMAN TO BENEFIT OE
DOLLAR$ PER PIN
Rabbi Botnick
Rabbi Klughaupt’s Gemara
Shiur on Shabbos
Rabbi Erlanger’s Gemara
Shiur on Brachot in Hebrew
Tuesday
1:30 PM
Rabbi Kaufman’s Parshat
Hashavua Shiur (for women)
Dr. Presby (for Women)
Rabbi Kaufman’s Gemara Shiur
on Meseches Pesachim Perek
Arvay Pesachimi
8:30 PM
9:00 PM
Wednesday
8:00 PM
Rabbi Ziegler’s Gemara Shiur
on Tefilin and Mezuzah
Thursday
8:00 PM
Dr. Presby’s Gemara Shiur
on Taanis
Daf Yomi
Shabbat
Sunday
Mon - Thurs
Friday
After 7:50 and between M/M
7:05 AM
5:05 AM and after Maariv
5:05 AM
Shabbat HAGADOL
Meals at OE
April 11th and 12th
Chinese for Shabbat Dinner
WOW!
$160
Shnitzel, Chulent, Deli, etc for lunch
$150
See Flyer and Details Inside
$125
$100
$75
$50
$25
THANKS TO THE GENEROSITY OF MANY
INDIVIDUALS, $160 WERE PLEDGED PER
POINT, RAISING OVER $30,000 FOR OUR
SHUL! SEE INSIDE FOR SPONSORS.
OE Annual Dinner
Honoring
Joe and Chaya Friedman
Special Tribute To
Mr. Yechiel Wenger
in celebration of his life
Special Feature: Chinese Auction
Sunday Evening May 4th, 2014
Condolences
OE Happenings
Condolences to Heshy Gottlieb on the
loss of his father, Joseph Gottlieb, z”l.
Heshy is observing shiva in Israel. May
the family be comforted among the
mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.
ANNUAL BOWL-A-THON
The BOWLING SHOE-SHINE-ATHON to benefit OE , which took
place on Shushan Purim, was a
huge success! We are thrilled to
report that Rabbi Kaufman bowled
a score of 189 points! Thanks to
the generosity of over 90 families,
$160 per point were pledged,
raising over $30,000 in support of
our shul. Pledges can be
redeemed by check made payable
to Congregation Ohav Emeth or
with a credit card by visiting
www.ohavemeth.org
and clicking on the Donate tab.
Youth Happenings
SAVE THE DATE!
Pre-Pesach Youth Program
Friday April 11th
This Shabbat at OE
There will be a Unity-Style Kiddush
this Shabbat sponsored by Joe and
Chaya Friedman in honor of the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Moshe.
Seudah Shlishit is sponsored by Mr.
Zev Krautwirth in commemoration of
the shloshim for his wife, Mrs. Sylvia
Krautwirth, a”h; The Ravitz Family in
commemoration of the yahrtzeit of
Danny Ravitz, z”l; Joe and Chaya
Friedman in honor of the Bar Mitzvah
of their son, Moshe.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE
Dear Members,
A family in our community is in financial hardship as a result of a most serious medical condition. Please donate generously to ease their plight.
Checks should be made out to Ohav
Emeth with a note in the memo section “Emergency Appeal”. Checks
may be given to Rabbi Kaufman or
Jack Atkin. We thank you in advance
for responding to this special appeal.
Please respect the privacy of the family in question and kindly do not
reach out to them during this trying
time.
- Rabbi Kaufman
MECHIRAT CHAMETZ WITH RABBI
KAUFMAN
Rabbi Kaufman will be available for
the sale of chametz beginning
Sunday March 30th. You may sell
your chametz on Sundays after
each of the Shacharit minyanim or
during the week after the
6:30/6:40 AM or 7:20 AM Shacharit
minyanim. Rabbi Kaufman will also
be available by appointment.
HELP OUR TREE OF LIFE BLOOM
We welcome you to celebrate your
smachot in an everlasting manner
by purchasing a leaf on our Tree of
Life (Etz HaChaim), prominently
displayed outside our main sanctuary, for the small fee of $90.00. A
smaller stone beneath our tree can
be purchased for $1,000 and a larger stone for $1,500. It’s a great
way to honor a loved one or family
simcha! For more information,
contact the OE Office at 732-2473038 or [email protected].
NEED SOMEWHERE TO
STORE YOUR TALLIT OR
SIDDUR?
We warmly welcome all newcomers
to our shul and our community. If
the rabbi, Rabbi Kaufman, or the
president, Michael Garber, have not
come to greet you personally, please
come and introduce yourself.
LOCKERS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
FOR THE SAFE-KEEPING OF YOUR
TALLIT, TEFILLIN, SIDDUR, ETC.
JUST $100 PER YEAR
PLEASE CONTACT THE OE OFFICE
TO RENT A LOCKER FOR THE YEAR
[email protected]
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
The next General Membership Meeting will take place on Sunday March
30th at 10:00 AM. Please make every
effort to attend.
BRING-YOUR-CHAMETZ-TO-SHUL
KIDDUSH
Get rid of that unwanted chametz and
bring it to OE for a special kiddush on
Shabbat Parashat Metzora, April 5th.
Cookies, Candies, Cakes, Chips,
Pretzels, Crackers, etc. The list is
endless! PLEASE BE SURE THAT EACH
ITEM IS UNOPENED, EXHIBITS
PROPER HASHGACHA AND DOES NOT
CONTAIN NUTS.
SHABBAT HAGADOL MEALS AT OE
Put down the broom and duster!
Drop that mop! Join us for delicious
Shabbat Hagadol meals here at OE!
Friday night dinner will feature a
Chinese menu and Shabbat lunch will
include schnitzel, cholent, deli, etc.
Yum!! And best of all, you didn't have
to prepare it yourself! Pricing is $18
per person for dinner and $25 per person for lunch. Families of 4 or more
may take 10% off the total cost of the
meals. Children under age 3 are free!
Reservations due by Thursday April
3rd to the OE Office.
OE ANNUAL DINNER
The OE Annual Dinner will take place
on Sunday evening, May 4, 2014.
HONOREES ARE JOE AND CHAYA
FRIEDMAN. Special Tribute to
MR. YECHIEL WENGER in celebration
of his life. Dinner will include a special
feature: CHINESE AUCTION!
THE MEMBERSHIP LIST WILL BE
INCLUDED IN THIS YEAR’S JOURNAL.
IF YOU WISH TO OPT OUT, PLEASE
INFORM THE OE OFFICE.
DO YOU GET A MAZAL TOV?
IF SO, WE WOULD LOVE TO SHARE
YOUR SIMCHA AND INCLUDE IT IN
OUR ANNOUNCEMENTS!!
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR SIMCHA ALONG
WITH ANY RELEVANT NAMES TO
[email protected]
BY WEDNESDAY OF THAT WEEK
ALL MAZAL TOVS SUBMITTED
AFTER WEDNESDAY MAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL THE FOLLOWING WEEK
Community Happenings
NCSY Events
*No Oneg this week.
*Challahfest- every other Thursday!
From 7:30-9!! Come learn about the
beautiful mitzvah of baking challah and
then have fun shaping and braiding
your very own challah!!
*Boys learning with Yoni and Adam
every Thursday night from 9-9:45!!
Check out the Facebook page or contact Yoni Sherman or Adam Barouk for
info regarding location.
*Bible & BBQ every Tuesday from
7:30-9pm at Park Place. Hang out with
friends, enjoy a free dinner & learn
some awesome Torah!
The ACTT (Achieving Change Through
Torah) program helps individuals succeed in making meaningful and lasting
changes in their lives. The source book
for the entire year is: Step by Step compiled by Rabbi Dovid Weinberger. See
the ACTT website, www.actt613.org,
for the current Learning Schedule
(Modules page) and for all the event
audio presentations. For more info,
email [email protected] or call Phil
Rosen (732) 572-8762.
Sign Up To Run With CNJKIDS
On Sunday, May 18, 2014, join TEAM
CNJKIDS for A Run in the Park-Highland
Park 5k. To sign up go to
www.cnjkids.org and click on the
TEAM CNJKIDS link and begin to
get sponsors to help mitigate
future tuition increases at local
Jewish K-8 day schools.
Shaimos Collection
Congregation Ohr Torah will hold
this year’s community Shaimos
Collection THIS Sunday, March 23
from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM. The
cost is $20 per large garbage sized
bags. Please make all checks out
to Congregation Ohr Torah. Please
contact Barry Siegel with any
questions at
[email protected].
Seforim Sale
There will be a used Seforim sale
along with the Shaimos Collection
at OT. Great Bargains!!! Come find
your hard-to-find and/or out-ofprint books and stock up your
home libraries.
AY Minyannaires Honorees
This year Congregation Ahavas
Yisrael is honoring 3 outstanding
"minyannaires" who have quietly
dedicated their lives to serving
Hashem and ensuring the continuity of Torah & Mitzvot in their respective families. Please join us on
Sunday March 23, 2014 at Cong.
Ahavas Achim @ 9:30am to pay
honor and tribute to: Mr. Walter
Kramer, Mr. Jack Nasielski, and Mr.
Yehuda Reich. Warren Fink, Esq.
will be receiving this year's Service
Award for all his dedication & effort in helping Cong. "AY" acquire
its permanent home in Edison, NJ.
Visit http://www.ayedison.org/ for
reservations up until Monday
3/17/2014 @ 6pm.
YACHAD Event
Post Purim & Pre Pesach Fun with
YACHAD: Bake hamantoshen and
design a Pesach creation with friends!
When: Sunday, March 23rd Time:
1:00PM - 2:30PM Where: EBJC 511
Ryders Lane, East Brunswick, NJ
RSVP: [email protected]
Yachad/NJCD is dedicated to enhancing the life opportunities of individuals
with disabilities, ensuring their participation in the full spectrum of Jewish
life. The Middlesex County Yachad
chapter is generously sponsored by
The Jewish Federation of Greater
Middlesex County. For more information, please contact Bracha Avraham,
Yachad Outreach Coordinator of
Middlesex County, at 718.440.0099
Clothing Giveaway
The A.Y. clothing giveaway will be on
March 30th from 10-2 at Congregation
Ahavas Yisroel. Come and get new to
you clothing in time for Yom Tov.
Sizes infant through adult. Monetary
donations towards tzedakah are welcome, but not obligatory. If you would
like to contribute clothing in excellent
condition, please contact Ida Scheiner
at 732-247-3073 or Rivka Jaffe at 732572-7796. Additionally, contact us to
volunteer for set up on Saturday night
March 29th. Teens, come and get
chessed hours!
TABC Annual Dinner
Please join TABC at its 31st Annual Dinner on Sunday, March 30th at Congregation Keter Torah as we honor a
group of very special individuals. The
theme of this year's dinner "Building
our Future," acknowledges the
tremendous contributions of our
honorees - Wendy and Isaac Shulman,
Alisa and Stephen Levy, Dr. Garry Katz
and Yaacov Apfelbaum who have all
contributed in significant ways to the
growth of our Yeshiva. For reservations or to make a donation, please go
to tabc.org/dinner.
Bat Mitzvah Project
Please Help Support Sophie’s (Bat
Mitzvah) Partying Penguins in the 9th
Annual NOAH Bowl-a-Thon! NOAH is
the National Organization for Albinism
and Hypopigmentation and provides
support, advocacy, and resources for
those living with albinism. My parents
found out that I had albinism when I
was just 3 months old. Albinism
causes a visual impairment due to lack
of pigment in the eyes, so I can’t see
as far as or as clearly as other people.
NOAH helped my parents understand
that even though I have albinism, I
can do anything! For my Bat Mitzvah
project, I am raising money for the
NOAH bowl-a-thon fundraiser because
NOAH means so much to me and has
changed my life so much! Any
amount would be greatly appreciated,
no matter how big or small. Checks
made payable to NOAH can be
dropped off in the RPRY office or
online donations can be made at
http://noah.kintera.org/bowl/sophie.
Thank you for your help,
Sophie Ostrove
Peace Of Mind Parlor Meeting
Peace of Mind provides discharged
Israeli soldiers, who have completed
at least 3 years of active duty, time in
Israel and in American host communities in which they can receive treatment for PTSD. To date, over half of
the necessary funds have been collected to bring young veterans and
their Israeli psychologists to Highland
Park/Edison from November 9-16. To
learn more about the Peace of Mind
Program, please attend a Parlor Meeting on Monday, March 31 at 8:00 p.m.
at the home of Marcia and Barry
Levinson, 419 Becker Street. RSVP to
Barbara Strassman at 732-545-3931 /
[email protected]. If you
are unable to attend this meeting
but would like to support the program, please send donations made
out to American Friends of Herzog
Hospital, c/o Rosanne Koenigson,
221 Washington Ave., Edison, NJ
08817. Please visit
www.peaceofmindictp.com/
index.html to learn more about
this very worthy organization.
Frisch Mechina Program
The Frisch School is a Modern Orthodox institution which offers its
students a unique combination of
excellence in both Judaic and general knowledge, while providing a
warm, comfortable, and lively atmosphere. The mechina program
is designed for students who were
in public school up until this point
and now wish to attend yeshiva
high school. Frisch helps these students make the transition to yeshiva high school by providing
them with their own Jewish studies
track for 9 grade, in which they are
equipped with the most fundamental pieces of Jewish knowledge and
the most essential learning skills.
There is also a beginner’s minyan
for the mechina student, where
most of the davening is recited out
loud and the ideas of davening are
explained. Special scholarships are
available. For more info, contact
Rabbi Jonathan Schachter, Director
of Admissions, 120 West Century
Road, Paramus, NJ 07652, 201-2679100 or [email protected].
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Chol Hamoed Pesach: Sesame Live
The PTA of the Chai Early Childhood Center in East Brunswick's
annual fundraiser: Order your tickets for "Sesame Live" at the State
Theater in New Brunswick. The
show is Thursday, April 17 at
10:30am of Chol Hamoed Pesach
Tickets are $18. (Note kids under 1year-old get a FREE LAP VOUCHER)
To order tickets, contact Elie Salomon at 732-325-9626 or [email protected]. Act fast as the
sooner you order, the better your
seats. Checks can be made out to
"Chabad of East Brunswick." Orders
will be taken until March 30th.
JFVS Program ‐ JRecovery
JRecovery, sponsored by Jewish Family and Vocational Service of Middlesex
County (JFVS), is a Jewish self-help
group whose purpose is to support
recovery from various addictions using
spiritual insights from Jewish tradition.
JRecovery complements 12-step recovery programs by nurturing the spiritual
needs of those with active addictions
or in recovery, and their families and
friends. JRecovery participants include
alcoholics, drug addicts, gamblers,
overeaters, sex addicts, and their loved
ones. Group discussions focus on the
challenges of recovery. The discussions use the language and concepts of
12-step programs and a broad spectrum of Jewish spiritual teachings from
every generation. The first meeting is
scheduled for Monday, April 28, 2014,
7:30-8:30 pm at the JFVS office, 32 Ford
Avenue, 2nd Floor (United Way Building), Milltown, NJ. The group will meet
weekly at the same time and same location. JRecovery charges no dues for
participation; all Jews are welcome.
Similar to 12-step meetings, our meetings will be safe, secure and anonymous. For more information, contact
JFVS at 732-777-1940 or www.jfvs.org/
JRecovery
NORPAC Mission to Washington
Join us on our annual Mission to Washington event to support the U.S.-Israel
relationship on Wednesday, April 30,
2014. On a single-day trip you will meet
WITH Members of Congress and their
staff, and share your concerns with
them about foreign aid to Israel, Iran
sanctions, security cooperation, and
more. Help us make a difference once
again! Buses leave for Washington
from our area at 6:30 AM and return
between 9-10 PM .There will be briefings on the bus. All meals will be provided. Register now for the early bird
discount: www.norpac.net or call (201)
788-5133. Adults - $125; Students - $75
(must be over 12.Those under 18
must be accompanied by parent or
legal guardian.) Special discount --
College students can register at $36 –
but only by phone. Contact Leon or
Sharon Glaser at 732-985-3527 for more
info.
OT Community Poland Pilgrimage
OT is excited to announce it's First
Community Poland Pilgrimage Journey
which will take place this summer.(July
20-28) The intensive 7 day journey will
focus on the rich life and heritage of
Polish Jewry as well as very meaningful
visits to the major sites of the Shoah.
Participants who have family roots in
Poland and family stories from the
Shoah, will have the opportunity to
influence the itinerary and programming. Join Rabbi Luban and other
community members on this memorable journey. For more details, contact
Nitza Adler at 732-819-9294 or email at
[email protected] or
Rachelle Stern at (732)247-0766
[email protected]
Employment Network of Raritan
Valley
Looking for work? We can help.
Go to www.ENRV.org or contact Bob
Lansey at [email protected]. We
post over 100 jobs each month, and
help people with their resume and
search strategies. Please help: If you
know of any professional, part-time, or
temporary job openings, please e-mail
the information to
[email protected].
Raritan Valley Hadassah Walking
Groups
For a brisk 3 mile walk around Highland
Park, meet at the post office between
7:30-7:45 a.m. on Tuesdays. RSVP to
Rachel Weintraub at732-819-9298 or
[email protected] so we
know to expect you. For a slower
paced walk around Donaldson Park at
10:00 a.m., call Leah Silver at 732-2494321 to arrange a date and a meeting
place or a ride to the park.
For W omen and Girls
Rabbi Kaufman’s Tuesday afternoon Parsha Shiur for women will
take place at 1:30 PM.
Rebbitzen Eichenstein’s classes for
women: No class on Sunday,
March 23; Parsha class on Monday,
March 24 at 8:00 PM at Congregation Ohr Torah. For more info,
please contact Aviva Siegel at
732-572-4408 or
[email protected],
Ricki Stern 732-828-6939 or
[email protected].
Mrs. Miri Cohen’s Parsha class:
Monday, March 24 at 9:00 AM at
the home of Rikki Samel, 427
Dennison Street, Highland Park.
Park Mikvah
The Edison/Highland Park Mikvah will
be open Sunday-Thursday 9-11pm.
Saturday night March 22, hours are 911pm. Saturday night, March 29, hours
are 9:15-11:15pm. Friday nights are by
APPOINTMENT ONLY, and should be
made before Thursday at 8:30pm. You
must arrive and leave during regular
hours or there is an additional $20 fee.
For info regarding inclement weather
hours, or to schedule an appointment,
please call 732-249-2411.
The Women's AMEN Group meets
weekly on Sundays at 9:30 AM in a
downstairs classroom at Congregation
Ohr Torah. The group meets in the
zechus of a refuah shelaimah for
Menachem Mordechai ben Ophira
and other Cholim in the community.
The Women’s Learning Initiative
can conduct a women’s Torah class
in your home. For more information on how to initiate a class,
please call 908-208-7144.
Mrs. Leah Drillman’s Shimiras
Haloshon class will resume after
Pesach. For more info, please call
Ellen 201-410-1893 or 732-777-6787.
SemPlus shiur for post seminary
girls on Wednesday, March 26.
For more info, please call 908420-0253.
Rabbi Bassous: No class on Sunday,
March 23.
OE FOOD BANK IS OPEN!!
Please NO open/partially used
containers of food and NO
perishables.
Please remind your children, the
container is to be used ONLY for
food items -NOT garbage.
Any questions, contact Alice Gordon at
[email protected].
Tizku l'mitzvot!
Tiferes, a Chofetz Chaim Heritage
Foundation program for women,
provides weekly teleconferences
with topics such as shalom bayis
and parenting to its members.
Current teleconference: “Building
Healthy Self-Esteem”. Speaker:
Mrs. Tammie Karmel. For more information or to become a member,
please contact Aviva at
[email protected]. The
Highland Park / Edison group of
Tiferes is zecher l'nishmas Malka
bas Shalom.
TRIBUTE CARDS ARE AVAILABLE
FROM OE FOR MAZAL TOV, REFUAH
SHLEIMA AND CONDOLENCES
JUST $5.00 EACH
CONTACT SUSAN KOLLMAR
TO PURCHASE
WHY CHOOSE THE CARPET MAVEN . . .
The Carpet Maven treats you like a friend, not a number. You deal directly with the owners, Leon and
Sherri Schwartz, who have owned their business on Main Street for over 24 years. They make sure you get
the correct product for the correct area. Not every carpet is meant for every room nor is every floor for
every room. They give you their expertise not only in carpeting, but also in flooring, refinishing floors and
window treatments. The Mavens are decorators and are excellent with color. They will suggest shades and
tones if you bring in your swatches; they will help you decorate your home or office.
Leon and Sherri believe in giving back to the community. That is why every member of Congregation Ohav
Emeth who makes a purchase from the Carpet Maven, the Carpet Maven will donate 5% of the order to
Congregation Ohav Emeth on behalf of the customer.
Your friends from the congregation have used the Carpet Maven and have been very happy with the service
they received . . Just ask them! Due to the kind people who have purchased from the Carpet Maven, over
$580.00 has been donated to OE thus far. Thank you!
CARPET MAVEN, LLC
94 Main Street Woodbridge, NJ 07095
(732) 855-0494
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415 Raritan Avenue
Highland Park, NJ 08904
(732) 247-3038
www.ohavemeth.org
Eliyahu Kaufman
Rabbi
Eliezer Kaminetzky
Rabbi Emeritus
Michael Garber
President
G. Silverstein
Editor Emeritus