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Batya’s Gourmet Is Back!
We’re back! Batya’s gourmet is again available in Ungers and Boris’ or by calling (216) 315-3500 for standing or special orders. Besides our large selection of fresh dips and kugels, we now have an expanded selection, including sliced gefilte fish, cranberry Spanish rice and Arbis, with more to come.
Also new we will be selling cholent, kishke, potato and Batya’s famous Yerushalmi Kugel on Thursday nights at Khal Yeraim between the hours of 9 30 and 11 o’clock or untill we run out. These items are yoshon. Cholent and kishke are fleishig and the kugel pareve all under Cleveland kosher. We also make cholent kugels salads and more for your kiddush or simcha. For more info call Simcha at the above phone number. Looking forward to serving you!
Chef Dave’s Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet
Graduates … Look beautiful for your senior picture!
YIGC Presents A Shabbos With Hanoch Teller
Exclusive Cleveland Showing: Hanoch Teller’s “Reb Elimelech And The Chassidic Legacy”
Elegance Wig Sale
Fourth Annual Chanukah in a Basket Volunteer Opportunity
The Jewish Federation of Cleveland will host the fourth annual Chanukah in a Basket program from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Monday, Nov. 18 at the Federation’s Mandel Building, 25701 Science Park Drive in Beachwood.
The program collects items to be wrapped in baskets by volunteers and then delivered to area families facing economic challenges. New items sought include board games and toys, stuffed animals, gloves, hats and scarves, arts and crafts suppose, Lego building sets, Chanukah gelt chocolates and gift cards in $10 increments.
Volunteers are needed to assemble and wrap the baskets from 9 a.m. to noon on Monday, Nov. 25.
For more information, call 216-593-2887 or visit www.jewishcleveland.org/volunteer.
This week’s book recommendations from Ilka Gordon, On Site Director, Aaron Garber Library
This week’s book recommendations from Ilka Gordon, On Site Director, Aaron Garber Library, 26500 Shaker Boulevard. Library Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-4. Phone 216-371-0446 ext.269
The Kindertransport to Britain 1938/39 : New Perspectives edited by Andrea Hammel and Bea Lewkowicz.
The Kindertransport to Britain 1938/39 contains essays which provide new perspectives on the Kindertransport, which in 1938-1939 brought almost 10,000 children from Nazi controlled countries to Britain. Some of the topics discussed are children who were forced to migrate further to Scotland, Australia and New Zealand. Former transportees write about their experiences leaving their parents and being placed in foster homes surrounded by a new culture, language and social environment.
Bus to Toronto
Yavne High School will be chartering a bus to Toronto. The bus will be leaving at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, November 7th and returning at 11:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 10th. Any women or girls who would like a seat on the bus should call the Yavne office at (216)691-5838 ext.100. The cost for the round trip will be $100 per person.
Gold Family Films Casting For A Father-Son Team
GOLD Family Films will soon be in post production with our film “The Perfect Prayer”. However, our team has decided to insert an additional scene before our post production phase which will focus on a father and son team. The father must be a believable story teller as he will be telling the story of the Ba’al Shem Tov to the son…
Ready to take on the challenge of acting with your son? Give us a call for more details…
25 Years of Outreach! Jewish Learning Connection Presents A Community Shabbos
Tree of Knowledge Coming Soon to Cleveland Heights!!
Help Wanted: Elementary Girls Gym Teacher
Mosdos girls is in need of a gym teacher for grades 1-6. The hours are from 2:15-3:15, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. Please contact Mrs. Greenberger at 216-321-1131 or 216-321-1547. Eamil your resume to elgreenberger@moh1.org or elgeducator@gmail.com.
Help Wanted: Infant- Toddler Caregiver at YABI
Infant or toddler caregivers needed at Yabi Nursery and Child Care Center. Infant position from 8:30 to 2:00 p.m. Toddler caregiver position from 2:00 until 6:00 p.m. Can combine positions or split positions. References and experience needed. Call 216-932-7664.
(LocalJewishNews continues to try to do its part to assist community members to find employment by offering free help wanted ads to community businesses and organizations. So if you have a position to fill, let us know. Check out other job offerings in our New Classifieds Section)
YIGC Presents A Shabbos With Hanoch Teller
Exclusive Cleveland Showing: Hanoch Teller’s “Reb Elimelech And The Chassidic Legacy”
Baruch Dayan Ha’emes
We regret to inform you of the passing of Dr. Eli Kuhel, the father and father in law of Dr. Alan and Beth Kuhel. The funeral will take place Tuesday October 22nd at 1:30pm at Clover Hill Park Cemetary in Michigan. The family will sit Shiva at the home of Sandra (Kuhel) and Jonathan Tukel, 4948 Browning Drive, Orchard Lake, Michigan, 48323.
May the family be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem. Ha’Makom yenachem eschem b’soch she’ar avay’lay Tzion v’Yerushalayim
Chef Dave’s 15% Challah This Week
Challah Special – 15% off all Challah this week. Baked fresh Friday morning, order early to guarantee fulfillment.
See the attached menu for more details or order online from our complete takeout menu here >>
Torah LIFE Kollel Raffle for October
Stay fit with a top of the line treadmill! Mazel Tov to September’s winner!!! Dr. And Mrs. Monica Goldstein for winning “all around town” package.
Every month in 2013, Torah LIFE Kollel, under the leadership of Rabbi Boruch Hirschfeld, raffles off fantastic prizes! Every prize is worth $500- $1000 dollars! For ONLY $10 a month, or $25 for the rest of the year, you can be entered into the monthly raffle, and you will have the zechus of supporting Torah.
Next month’s raffle- Mystery!!!
Visit www.clevelandkollel.com to purchase your tickets! Our raffle prizes will include Jewelry, air fare, appliances, sheitel, a home and toy package and much more!!!
Elegance Wig Sale
Shabbos Stories at Each Meal
Each Shabbos Seudah should have a story to strengthen Emunah/ Emunas Chachomim. Shabbos Stories–a weekly free email compilation from a wide variety of sources–is the ticket! This email is sent weekly and is a compilation of the best stories from popular email Divrei Torah resources. Subscribe for free by sending an email to: keren18@juno.com
Shaul Baruch Janes at Motorcars – Find your automobile shidduch!
A+ Learning and Development Centers – Peterson Scholarship Assistance
The Ohio Department of Education is offering the Jon Peterson Scholarship for all private school students who are eligible to receive an IEP. This scholarship can be used to fund tutoring, remedial instruction, speech and occupational therapies, and other IEP services, up to $20,000. Contact Hadassa Meyers at A+ Learning and Development Centers to start your application – 216-896-0111 or hadassa@ohiosolutions.org.
We will work with you and your school to meet the needs of your child. We are currently serving students on this scholarship at Hebrew Academy, Gross Schechter and Mosdos, as well as students who are Home Schooled or in other private educational settings. The application period closes November 15th. Contact us immediately to begin the process.
For more details, please see our website www.ohiosolutions.org
House for Sale – 2534 Milton Road University Heights
New LJN Feature for Upcoming Elections – Connect to your Candidates
In an effort to take the local elections from a list of recommended names on a website or piece of paper in shul to something “real” with issues that do really affect us and real people behind them, we have come up with a new feature just in time for the November 5th election. We have asked selected candidates from various races in the localities of our Orthodox Jewish communities to share a little about themselves and to highlight their own opinions and positions that may be important to our community. This is a purely unbiased non-editorial feature. Recommendations from JVOTE and other LJN readers will continue to be available. Look for our first feature introducing Melissa Yasinow.
Melissa Yasinow, Candidate for CH Council – LJN “Connect to your Candidates” Feature
(OOPS!I mistakenly put the wrong name. MELISSA!! If you have any questions for this candidate, leave a comment.)
As a candidate for Council, I am proud to continue my family’s long tradition of Jewish leadership in Cleveland Heights and in Greater Cleveland. Ever since my great-great grandfathers Menachem Mendel Madorsky and Jacob Makoff founded Zemach Zedek and Heights Jewish Center, civic engagement has been part of my and my family’s very being. For example, my grandfather, James Yasinow, is a former candidate for the CH-UH Board of Education, and he, my aunt (Debbie Yasinow), and my father (Dr. Eric Yasinow) are all in the Heights High Alumni Hall of Fame.
Tree of Knowledge Coming Soon to Cleveland Heights!!
The Text of Birchas Hagomeil
After Eliezer’s extensive travels through the desert, he presumably recited birchas hagomeil. Did he use the same text that we use?
By Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff (RabbiKaganoff.com)
Question #1: Slip up in shul
Not long ago, I received the following question in an e-mail. Upon reciting birchas hagomeil, the individual erred and recited the following:
“Hagomeil tovim, shegemalani kol tuv,” thereby omitting the word lachayavim in “Hagomeil lachayavim tovim.” Must he now repeat the bracha because he omitted a word?