Yizkereim – Remember them… 2013
Mazel tov – Engagement
Mazel Tov to Mr. and Mrs. Barbara (nee Adler of UH) and Henry Kleid who announce the engagement of their son, Josh Baskin to Shira Yetkuziel of Baltimore. Shira is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donly of Baltimore.
Help Wanted: Physical Education Teacher & School Psychologists
* Physical Education teacher needed for: Elementary girls grades 1-6 – 2:15-3:15, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday and High School girls grades 9, 10, and 11, Wednesday and Thursday 3:20-4:00. Email Mrs. Greenberger at elgeducator@gmail.com or call 216-321-1131. Please fax a resume to 216-744-2454. The two positions may be considered separately or combined.
* A+ Learning and Development Centers is a provider of the full range of educational and related services to schools and communities. We are currently hiring school psychologists (multiple full and part time positions available) to provide services in private/nonpublic schools within the Cleveland Metropolitan School District.
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Yom Kippur Katan Erev Rosh Av
Sunday, July 7th- Yom Kippur Katan Minyan together with Mincha 6:25 pm at Torah-Life Kollel.
Women’s Ahavas Yisroel Chabura Review
Rabbi Israel Porath, zt”l Remembered On Cleveland Jewish History Website
(The following is from a Letter to the CJN. The website that it is referring to is ClevelandJewishHistory.net which is a very useful resource in studying Cleveland Jewish history.)
I am glad to inform the Cleveland Jewish News and its readers of a new website dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Rabbi Israel Porath zt”l, who served Cleveland’s Oheb Zedek, N’vai Zedek and Heights Jewish Center for nearly five decades. For many years, as leader of the Orthodox Rabbinical Council (Merkaz Harabbanim), he was regarded as the dean of Cleveland’s Orthodox rabbis.
Family members in Cleveland and in Israel furnished pictures, clippings and stories to Arnold Berger, who used them to create a new section of the Cleveland Jewish History website.
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House for Sale – Cleveland Heights
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N’shei Agudas Israel Shabbos Shiur – Rabbi Avrohom Miller
What if you lost something and then cannot find the tefilla for lost items?
This double phenomenon is not uncommon and happens to the best of us so here is a link online that you can never lose unless you lose your phone of course.
(Reprinted with permission)
2 Good Articles With Ideas of Stuff to Do This Summer
(The following article from Cleveland Magazine has a great overview about the Cuyahoga Valley and all the great things to do there, especially for families.)
* Park Place – It covers 33,000 acres between Cleveland and Akron, but many who live here have yet to explore Cuyahoga Valley National Park. From traversing the Towpath Trail on two wheels to exploring the ancient rock formations at Ritchie Ledges, all that’s missing is you. Click here for more >>
(Plain Dealer)
* 25 great free things to do in Cleveland: museums, movies, theater, concerts, Indians tickets, sushi and more. Click here for more >>
UPDATED – New Ohio School Voucher Expansion Begins July 2013!
UPDATED: Deadline July 31st. Note 2 newly added resources below:
Official School Choice Ohio’s webpage – www.scohio.org/scholarship
FAQ for Income-based EdChoice Voucher Program
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Is your child entering kindergarten? Thanks to a bill signed this week by Governor Kasich, your child may be eligible to attend a private school of your choice for $0 tuition!
Please refer to the income chart to see if you are eligible.
Click here for an application form and more details >>
For more information about additional program rules and how to apply, speak to the school of your choice or contact Rabbi A. D. Motzen of Agudath Israel of America at 513-530-1364.
N’shei Agudas Israel Shabbos Shiur – Rabbi Avrohom Miller
This Shabbos – 1st Yahrtzeit of Maran Harav Eliyashiv, zt”l
Beachwood House for Sale Open House This Sunday July 7th 2013
AMIT Summer Lecture Series
The annual AMIT summer lecture series will begin next Shabbat, July 6th at 5:30 at Green Road Synagogue. Sarah Rudolph from Siegal College will be the first speaker. The lectures will continue weekly every Shabbat in July. Everyone is encouraged and welcome to attend. Sponsorships opportunities are still available. If interested, please contact AMIT office at 216.382.4441 or email amitcleveland@amitchildren.org
Abby’s Soups & Salads – This Week’s Menu
**Please Note: Orders will be delivered Friday, July 5th between 10 and 12pm
Smaller orders can be picked up or they can be delivered for an additional $2.50
FREE Delivery On all Orders Over $30
To order email abbyaloni@hotmail.com or call 276-9213
Sushi Salad – Sushi rice prepared in rice wine vinegar mixed with mock crab, marinated mushrooms, red peppers, cucumber and green onions. Low Fat! Medium – $7.50 Large – $15.00
Vine Ripened Tomato Basil Quiche – Made in a 9 inch pie crust, accented by green onions and toped with herbed bread crumbs. $12.50
Hardy Vegetable Soup – This Non – Fat soup is loaded with vegetables- $8.50 Quart
Colorful Tossed Salad with Creamy Roasted Garlic Dressing – Romaine lettuce, red peppers, yellow peppers, cucumbers, red onions and carrots are wonderful with the dressing in this salad. $3.75 per person *A minimum order of 4 servings is appreciated on all tossed salads.
Cloud 9 Maternity Summer Stock & Drastic Price Cuts
Using Jewish Values to Raise Resilient, Reponsible and Independent Children
Agudath Day Off Yom Iyun July 4th 2013
Abby’s Soups & Salads – This Week’s Menu
**Please Note: Orders will be delivered Friday, July 5th between 10 and 12pm
Smaller orders can be picked up or they can be delivered for an additional $2.50
FREE Delivery On all Orders Over $30
To order email abbyaloni@hotmail.com or call 276-9213
Sushi Salad – Sushi rice prepared in rice wine vinegar mixed with mock crab, marinated mushrooms, red peppers, cucumber and green onions. Low Fat! Medium – $7.50 Large – $15.00
Vine Ripened Tomato Basil Quiche – Made in a 9 inch pie crust, accented by green onions and toped with herbed bread crumbs. $12.50
Hardy Vegetable Soup – This Non – Fat soup is loaded with vegetables- $8.50 Quart
Colorful Tossed Salad with Creamy Roasted Garlic Dressing – Romaine lettuce, red peppers, yellow peppers, cucumbers, red onions and carrots are wonderful with the dressing in this salad. $3.75 per person *A minimum order of 4 servings is appreciated on all tossed salads.
Chef Dave’s Restaurant Nights
Chef Dave’s Catering will once again be hosting Restaurant Nights from Monday July 1 – Thursday July 4. Please see the attached menu or www.ChefDavesCatering.com for complete details.
We do have limited seating, so we strongly recommend making a reservation. We can usually accommodate special dietary requests such as vegetarian and gluten-free, so please ask when you make your reservation.
N.H.T.S.A. Investigates 2007-8 Honda Odysseys for Spontaneous Braking Issue
(NY Times)
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating owner complaints of unexpected braking and whether there should be a recall of almost 344,000 Honda Odyssey minivans from the 2007-8 model years. The complaints are similar to those that resulted in the recall of about 183,000 different Honda and Acura models in March.
O-U Presents Top Consumer Questions Received for the Summer
(O-U) Please check with your own LOR for psak on these questions:
OU Kosher presents frequently asked questions to-date on the OU Kosher Hotline (212-613-8241) by consumers received for the summer. Questions may also be submitted to kosherq@ou.org.
1. Q: Can one eat in an ice cream or yogurt store product that has been scooped from a container that bears O-U certification?
A: In some instances, the OU certifies an entire store. In such cases, the OU letter of certification will state that a particular store located in a specific location is under OU supervision. Obviously, one can eat everything in a certified store. However, it is often the case that the OU certifies a brand name ice cream or yogurt, but the OU does not certify the store that sells the product, even though the store has the same brand name as the product. In this latter instance, the OU only certifies sealed containers bearing the OU symbol. Once the container is opened, the OU no longer vouches for the kosher integrity of the item, as the scoop may have been previously used for non-certified flavors.
2. Q: Can I drink coffee at a non-certified restaurant?
AMIT Summer Lecture Series
The annual AMIT summer lecture series will begin this Shabbat, July 6th at 5:30 at GRS. Sarah Rudolph from Siegal College will be the first speaker. The topic will be: “People, Places, and G-d: The Pursuit of Holiness”. The lectures will continue weekly every Shabbat in July. Everyone is encouraged and welcome to attend. Sponsorships opportunities are still available. If interested, please contact the AMIT office at 216.382.4441 or email amitcleveland@amitchildren.org.
Cleveland Heights City Council frusturated with delayed Milikin School lease agreement
(Sun Press)
City Council members have expressed disappointment in the Cleveland Heights-University Heights school board’s failure to finalize a lease agreement with Orthodox Jewish day school Mosdos Ohr Hatorah for the former Millikin School property, nearly a year after a non-binding proposal was approved.
Mosdos has long eyed the 46,555-square-foot Millikin building at 1700 Crest Road, which closed in 2006 as an early childhood center.
Free Scrap or Old Appliances Pickup
Are you looking to get rid of old working or non-working appliances or scrap metal for no charge? Contact Yisroel Hoffman 216-633-6593.
Missionary Groups Making the Rounds in the Heights
A large Baptist group from out of state has been making the rounds most recently in Cleveland Heights and University Heights targeting the Jewish community, and handing out literature with Hebrew print or simply leaving it at doorsteps. They claim that they are not affiliated with the “Jews for J” movement.
Also, visit the following link from Jews for Judaism describing the movement called Messianic Visions, a 13 million dollar a year missionary group targeting Jews all over the country.
Free Fresh Produce – SSRIAS Kosher Food Pantry
We could use additional volunteers to help this program. Call Devorah Alevsky 216-382-1878.
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