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This week’s issue of The Park Page is dedicated by
Joe and Cindy Bettelheim commemorating the Yahrzeit (16 Shevat) of his father Imre Bettelheim – Meir ben Yosef z"l.
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The Weekly Bulletin of Young Israel of New Hyde Park
Jan. 30 – Feb. 6, 2015
Parashat Beshalach ▪ Shabbat Shira
10-17 Shevat 5775
Issue #428
Parasha Page Numbers
Parasha
Haftara
Artscroll 366, Soncino 265
Artscroll 1152, Soncino 281
Schedule of Services and Classes
Yevamot 118
Friday, January 30 / 10 Shevat
Shacharit
6:15 am
Candle-lighting before
4:52 pm
Mincha / Dvar Torah / Maariv
4:55 pm
Yevamot 119
Saturday, January 31 / 11 Shevat
Parasha Shiur
8:15 am
Shacharit
8:45 am
Latest time for Shema
MA 9:01, GRA 9:37 am
Sermon: “A Long Weekend or Forever?”
10:30 am
Shiur: "The Meaning of the Manna"
4:05 pm
Mincha, followed by Seuda Shelishit and Maariv
4:45 pm
Shabbat ends
5:56 pm
Yevamot 120
Sunday, February 1 / 12 Shevat
Shacharit
8:10 am
Gemara Shiur (Sota 15b)
8:50 am
Mincha / Mishna / Maariv
4:55 pm
Yevamot 121
Monday, February 2 / 13 Shevat
Shacharit
6:10 am
Mincha / Mishna / Maariv
4:55 pm
Yevamot 122
Tuesday, February 3/ 14 Shevat
Shacharit
6:15 am
Mincha / Mishna / Maariv
4:55 pm
Jewish History Series – Part 6 of 6
7:30 pm
Ketuvot 2
Wed., February 4 / 15 Shevat – Tu Bishvat
Shacharit
6:15 am
Mincha / Mishna / Maariv
4:55 pm
Ketuvot 3
Thursday, February 5 / 16 Shevat
Shacharit
6:10 am
Mincha / Mishna / Maariv
4:55 pm
Ketuvot 4
Friday, Febriary 6 / 17 Shevat
Shacharit
6:15 am
Candle-lighting, before
5:00 pm
Mincha / Dvar Torah / Maariv
5:00 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 of Services and Classes for January thru May is
on-line at http://yinhp.org/docs/yinhp-schedule-2015-01-to-05.pdf.
▪ The last date for Kiddush Levana during Shevat is Wednesday,
February 4 at 5:37 a.m. + 1 Chelek (Jerusalem time).
Drash v'DaSh: A Shabbat Message and Greeting
“A Core in a Score: A Match Made in Matrimony”
Three weeks ago, we reported on a woman who, abandoned by
her fiancé a few days before their wedding, held a dressdestroying party for her family and friends. For a happier story,
consider the case of Briggs Fussy and Brittney Husbyn who, as
three-year-olds, were paired up by Briggs’s godmother to walk
down the aisle together at her wedding, as ring-bearer and flower
girl respectively. Twenty years later, Briggs and Brittney again
walked down the aisle together at another wedding … their own.
While even those critical of certain trends in the “yeshiva world” to
get engaged after only a few dates would probably agree that a
twenty-year “time to get to know one another” may be excessive,
in reality, preparation for marriage – in the sense of developing
the skills and sensitivity for living as partners – is not something
that can commence only when one “enters shidduchim”, i.e.
begins dating. When a misheberakh is made for a yoledet – a
woman who has just given birth – and her newborn baby, already
then do we announce our communal ambition and anticipation
that the child be raised le-Torah, le-Chuppa, u-le-Maasim Tovim.
A Midrash - cited at the beginning of Tractate Sota - famously
compares the challenge involved in zivugin (matchmaking) to the
splitting of the Sea recounted in our Parasha. While many
explanations for this equation have been offered, it is important to
observe that traversing the sea was the culmination of a process
that had begun decades, maybe even centuries earlier. Long-term
commitment complemented by a culture of cultivation enabled the
Israelites to ascend to safety at this juncture.
Shabbat Shalom,
Rabbi Lawrence Teitelman
Nach Yomi
Study for January 31 – February 6, per Rabbi Abramowitz’s Nach
Yomi Companion. For more info, visit www.ou.org/torah/nachyomi.
Psalms 43: Same Sons of Korach Time, Same Sons of Korach
Channel
Psalms 44: Tzavei Yeshuos Yaakov
Psalms 45: A Psalm Fit For a King
Psalms 46: Hashem Tzevakos Imanu…
Psalms 47: King o’ the World
Psalms 48: Monday, Monday
Psalms 49: You Can’t Take It With You
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 Gemach Featured in Long Island’s The Jewish Star
Mazal tov to Stuart and Lisa Appel on the birth of a granddaughter
Malka, parents Donnie and Sarah Appel, and the entire family.
Mazal tov to Rabbi Yaakov and Shari (Lerner) Marks and on the birth
of a grandson, parents Shlomo Yosef and Malki Marks, and the entire
family.
Condolences to Dori and Richard Sobin and family on the murder of
Dori’s nephew Maj. Yochai Kalangel HY”D, along with Staff Sgt. Dor
Chaim Nini HY”D, both of the IDF, by Hezbollah terrorists in the Golan.
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 is looking for volunteers to work Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday from 11:00 am until 2:00 pm or Monday through
Thursday in the evenings. For more information, please contact Mark
Krieger at 917-703-4694 or visit www.BeautifulMemoriesGemach.org
Office Hours this week are Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 10-2.
The “Beautiful Memories Gemach”, founded and operated by Mark
and Dr. Beth Krieger and hosted at YINHP, was featured in last
week’s issue of The Jewish Star.
The Park Page Puzzle
“For Marriages you Need ‘Dates’”
This week’s Puzzle: Find all occurrences in the Torah of the word
tamar/temarim (the date fruit).
Chabad of Medical Centers, YINHP Featured on Chabad.org
Solution to last week’s Puzzle: The word bor meaning pit is found in
Gen. 37:20,22,24,28,29, 40:15 (the pit into which Joseph was thrown);
Gen. 41:14 (the jail where Joseph was imprisoned); Ex. 12:29 (the
plagues); Ex. 21:33,34 (laws of bodily/property damages); Lev. 11:36
(source for a mikvah); and Deut. 6:11 (state of Eretz Yisrael). Yasher
koach to Joe Bettelheim, Sid Fine, Susan Isler, Karen Klein, Rita
Lenefsky, Kal Talansky, and the Teitelman children for their solutions.
Writing a Sefer Torah
in Memory of Rabbi Meir Bilitzky zt”l
Participation forms available at the shul and on our website at
http://yinhp.org/docs/TorahInMemoryOfRabbiBilitzky.pdf
Rabbi Wolf and Rabbi Teitelman venture out during the snowstorm to
bring soup, sandwiches, snacks, and drinks to those seeking refuge at
the emergency shelter set up by the Red Cross at New Hyde Park
Memorial High School.
Baruch Dayyan HaEmet – Passing of Martin Glick z”l
We mourn the loss of our long-time member, past president of the
Men’s Club, and minyanaire extraordinaire Mr. Martin Glick z"l.
The funeral will take place this Sunday at 12:30 p.m. at Sinai Chapels,
162-05 Horace Harding Expressway, in Fresh Meadows, with
interment to follow at New Montefiore Cemetery in Farmingdale, Long
Island. Shiva will be observed through Friday afternoon at the home of
Ellen and Larry Barth, 23 Stephan Marc Lane in New Hyde Park.
Condolences to his children Debbie (and Joseph) Gul, Joyce (and
Niki) Ashkenazy, and Ellen (and Larry) Barth; and grandchildren
Alaina, Jason, Risa; Aaron, Jonathan; Aron, Jordan, and Jeremy.
May the Almighty comfort them among the mourners of Zion and
Jerusalem.
Those wishing to contribute toward meals for the shiva house, please
contact Ilene Horowitz.
Upcoming Dates & Events
Tuesday, February 3 - Daf Yomi Siyum of Yevamot
Tuesday, February 3 – Final Jewish History class (7:30 pm)
Sunday, February 22 - Tri-Community Blood Drive
Saturday, February 28 - Next Simcha Kiddush
Please send simcha details and sponsorships ($18) to the office.
You may also opt for the new all-inclusive payment of $200 that
lists you as a sponsor for all simcha kiddushes during 2015.
Wednesday, March 4 - Taanit Esther / Erev Purim
Thursday, March 5 - Purim & Communal Seuda
Wednesday, March 18 - Entries due for $100,000 Raffle
Tickets: $100 - 1, $180 - 2, $250 - 3, $375 – 5. $500 - 7, $1000 - 15
Submit forms and payment to office or Marc Horowitz