The Weekly Bulletin of Young Israel of New Hyde Park

This week’s issue of The Park Page is dedicated in honor of the donors, chairpersons, and volunteers from Sunday’s Blood Drive.
(See photos and article on reverse side.)
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The Weekly Bulletin of Young Israel of New Hyde Park
Parashat Vayera
November 7-14, 2014
14-21 Marcheshvan 5775
Issue #416
Parasha Page Numbers
Parasha
Haftara
Artscroll 78, Soncino 63
Artscroll 1134, Soncino 76
Schedule of Services and Classes
Yevamot 34
Friday, November 7 / 14 Marcheshvan
Shacharit
6:15 am
Candle-lighting before
4:26 pm
Mincha / Dvar Torah / Maariv
4:30 pm
Yevamot 35
Saturday, November 8 / 15 Marcheshvan
Parasha Shiur – Commentary of Rabbi S.R. Hirsch
8:15 am
Shacharit
8:45 am
Latest time for Shema
MA 8:30, GRA 9:06 am
Sermon: “The Service of Bikur Cholim”
10:30 am
Shiur: “Got Milk? Chalav Akum and Chalav Yisrael”
3:35 pm
Mincha, followed by Seuda Shelishit and Maariv
4:15 pm
Shabbat ends
5:28 pm
Yevamot 36
Sunday, November 9 / 16 Marcheshvan
Shacharit
8:10 am
Gemara Shiur (Sota 8b)
8:50 am
Mincha / Mass-Mishna / Maariv
4:20 pm
Yevamot 37
Monday, November 10 / 17 Marcheshvan
Shacharit
6:10 am
Mincha / Mass-Mishna / Maariv
4:20 pm
Yevamot 38
Tuesday, November 11 / 18 Marcheshvan
Shacharit
6:15 am
Mincha / Mass-Mishna / Maariv
4:20 pm
Yevamot 39
Wednesday, November 12 / 19 Marcheshvan
Shacharit
6:15 am
Mincha / Mass-Mishna / Maariv
4:20 pm
Yevamot 40
Thursday, November 13 / 20 Marcheshvan
Shacharit
6:10 am
Mincha / Mass Mishna / Maariv
4:20 pm
Yevamot 41
Friday, November 14 / 21 Marcheshvan
Shacharit
6:15 am
Candle-lighting, before
4:20 pm
Mincha / Dvar Torah / Maariv
4:20 pm
▪ Daf Yomi meets Monday through Friday at 5:30 a.m., and Saturday and
Sunday at 7:30 a.m.
▪ Women wishing to use the Mikvah should contact Nehama Teitelman at
518-222-3874 to schedule an appointment.
▪ The YINHP Schedule for Oct.-Dec. 2014 is available on-line at
http://yinhp.org/docs/yinhp-schedule-2014-10-to-12.pdf
Drash v'DaSh: A Shabbat Message and Greeting
“eTree”
Earlier this week I received the “NYSolar Smart November Newsletter” that
described initiatives and incentives to expand solar power production and
utilization in the State of New York. Especially if a picture is worth a
thousand words, then the NYS newsletter did not hold a candle (nor solarpowered light) to the “Israel21C Newsletter” (Vol. 692!) - that I also just
received - which “… offers topical and timely reports on how Israelis from
all walks of life and religion, innovate, improve and add value to the
world… show[ing] how Israeli efforts have contributed incalculably to the
advancement of health-care, environment, technology, culture, and global
democratic values worldwide.” The lead article featured the development
of an eTree – a “revolutionary ecological installation from Israel’s Sologic
[that] provides free wireless Internet, charging stations for electronic
devices, nighttime lighting, and water coolers for humans and dogs – all
powered by a ‘canopy’ of solar panels.”
In the spirit of “Maaseh Avot Siman LaBanim – the actions of our Biblical
ancestors are models for subsequent generations” - back in his days of
yore, our patriarch Abraham had already planted in Be’er Sheva an
“eTree” – an “eshel tree” (Gen. 21:33) Rashi cites the Midrashic views that
the eshel was either an orchard that produced the fruit from which
Avraham and Sara would feed their continuous stream of visitors, or the
inn itself in which the guests would stay. In his commentary to the Talmud
(Sota 10a – Sunday-morning shiur, stay tuned), Rashi further observes
that eshel – alef, shin, lamed – can be an acronym for the services and
arrangements that Avraham and Sara provided: akhila (eating), shetiya
(drinking), and either lina (sleeping accommodations) or levaya (escorting
upon the guests’ departure). It was only upon the basis of this hospitality
that Avraham could effectively deliver on the second portion of that verse –
Vayikra sham be-Shem Hashem E-l Olam – calling out in the name of the
L-rd, bringing society closer to a belief in G-d. Shabbat Shalom,
Rabbi Lawrence Teitelman
Disclaimer: this Page was printed on a device not powered by an eTree.
The Park Page Puzzle
“Feast or Famine”
This week’s Puzzle: Find the two feasts (mishteh) in our Parasha.
Are there any others in the Torah?
Solution to last week’s Puzzle: Named wells in the Torah include
Be’er La-Chai Ro’i (Gen. 16:14), Esek (26:20), Sitna (26:21),
Rechovot (26:22), and Shiva (26:33). Yasher koach to Susan Isler,
Karen Klein, Rita Lenefsky, and Kal Talansky for their solutions.
YOUNG ISRAEL OF NEW HYDE PARK
National Council of
Young Israel
264-15 77th Avenue, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 ∙ Tel: 718-343-0496 ∙ Fax: 718-343-6509 ∙ www.yinhp.org ∙ [email protected]
Announcements
YINHP Hosts Tri-Community Blood Drive
Yasher koach to David Rouhani for his laining this Shabbat.
Kiddush is sponsored by Rabbi Lawrence and Nehama Teitelman in
celebration of their 16th wedding anniversary and 8th anniversary at the
shul, and in appreciation of Rabbi Teitelman being honored on Simchat
Torah as Chatan Torah.
Seuda Shelishit is sponsored – and Kiddush co-sponsored – by
Rabbi Elisha (Elliot) and Leora Hecht of Kew Gardens Hills, in
continued appreciation of our shul and community’s support during the
long neonatal hospitalization of their son Daniel four years ago.
Mazal tov to Rabbi and Mrs. Bilitzky on the engagement of their
grandson Eliyahu Aharon Bilitzky, son of Rabbi and Mrs. Yitzchok
Bilitzky, to Faigi Neuberger.
Food Certificates for A&A Gourmet, Fairway, Pathmark, Stop & Shop,
and Waldbaum’s, and Chesed Dollars for many Jewish businesses,
can be purchased from Art Feldman 516-227-0707, Paige Finkelstein
718-343-4821, Rena Gombo 718-343-3855, and Ilene Horowitz 718470-9474. Proceeds finance capital improvement projects at the shul.
The Clothing Gemach (www.BeautifulMemoriesGemach.org) is
looking for volunteers to work Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from
11:00 am until 2:00 pm and Monday through Thursday in the evenings.
For more information, please contact Mark Krieger at 917-703-4694.
Office Hours this week are Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 10-2.
Nach Yomi
Study for November 8-14, per Rabbi Abramowitz’s Nach Yomi
Companion. For more info, visit www.ou.org/torah/nachyomi.
Amos
8: The End of the World As We Know It
Amos
9: Israel’s Not So Special (Or Are They?)
Obadiah 1: Ob-La-Di Obadiah
Jonah 1: Not Just a Fish Story
Jonah 2: Jonah’s Prayer
Jonah 3: Crisis Averted
Jonah 4: Out of his Gourd
Last Sunday, YINHP hosted its semi-annual “Tri-Community Blood
Drive”, which collected 38 units of life-saving blood. Thank you to all
who donated blood, and especially to Blood Drive Chairs Joe Varon,
Chuck Waxman, and Mark Krieger, as well as to Eli Mandel who made
phone calls before the event and manned the registration during the
event itself, and to Farmers Fresh Depot of Fresh Meadows for
contributing food from which the complimentary brunch was served.
Our next Blood Drive will be held on Sunday, February 22.
The Inbox – [email protected]
I would like to thank Rabbi Teitelman and our New Hyde Park
family for the special honor of Chosson Torah bestowed upon
me. May the community be granted shefa brachos - abundant
blessing - which it so richly deserves.
Sincerely,
Irwin Lenefsky and family
Walk in Memory of Leeor Perl a”h
Upcoming Dates and Events
Kiddush Honoring our Veterans of the Armed Forces
November 15 - Shabbat Parashat Chayei Sara
Send sponsorships ($18) to the office,
photos and articles about our vets to Rabbi Teitelman
Next Monthly Simcha Kiddush
November 29 - Shabbat Parashat Vayetze
Send sponsorships ($18) and simcha-details to Office
Coming Soon to YINHP
Leeor Perl died tragically at the age of 13 on June 18, 2014, just days
after her 8th Grade graduation from Yeshiva Har Torah. This Sunday,
November 9th, there will be a walk to raise money for the LEEOR
Devora Perl Foundation established in her memory. If you would like
to sponsor Eli Mandel – a classmate of Leeor at YHT – in the “Walk for
Leeor”, please speak to Eli or his parents Betsy and David Mandel.
Checks can be made payable to LEEOR, a registered, 501(c)(3) notfor-profit organization, or one can donate on-line at www.leeor.org.
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If you are interested in joining our one-evening Hebrew-Reading
Review or our five-evening Crash Course in Jewish History (date
and times to be determined), please contact Rabbi Teitelman at
718-347-5819 or [email protected].
The Unveiling of Monument for
Roz Weissman a”h
will be Sunday, November 9th at 11:00 a.m.
Old Montefiore Cemetery
121-83 Springfield Blvd, Laurelton, NY 11413
Meet at Block 4, Row 15R, Grave 4
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