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The Premier Directory and Savings Guide for the Jewish Home

Issue 91 - June 2011

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To Do List � Perpetuate Jewish education by

including AKIVA HEBREW DAY SCHOOL in your estate planning.

� Help ensure your legacy by strengthening ours.

� Call Sidney Katz at 248.386.1625

ext. 231 for more information on planned giving opportunities and helping build an endowment to ensure the future of our Jewish community.

Akiva would like to thank Simplied Benets and Ari Fischman for donating this ad space and recognizing the importance of Jewish Education.

Building the Future. One Child at a Time.

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BUDGETING BALANCING &

BEYOND A Financial Workshop for Women Understand Your Personal Budget Instill Your Children with Fiscal Responsibility Gain Empowerment through Expenditures

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Banker, Economics Teacher, Textbook Writer, Financial Coach Introductory Orientation: Sunday, June 26 9:00-10:00 pm Workshop Schedule: By registration Sunday, July 10 9:00-10:00 pm Sunday, July 17, 9:00-10:00 pm Sunday, July 24 9:00-10:00 pm Sunday, July 31 9:00-10:00 pm Sunday, August 7 9:00-10:00 pm

At the home of Rachel Daskal 25510 Karen St, Oak Park

For More Information: Debbie Fine 248.395.0598

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Proudly endorsed by: Mayor Brenda Lawrence, City Treasurer Irv Lowenberg, County Treasurer Andy Meisner, former State Sen. Gilda Jacobs, State Rep. Rudy Hobbs, former State Rep. Paul Condino and many other community leaders and neighbors!

JEREMY MOSS for Southfield City Council

I’m proud to be a candidate this year to represent our community on the Southfield City Council.

There is no doubt that Southfield is facing its share of challenges. But I think it will take ta a fresh perspective and homegrown leadership to point the city forward in this new decade.

I've lived in Southfield all my life and I'm ready to bbring a much-needed, relevant voice to our City Council. I hope I can count on your support on August 2nd.

Sincerely,

For more about the campaign: www.JeremyForSouthfield.com

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Lead the Way helping to educate tomorrow’s leaders

SAVE THEst DATE September 1 , 2011

for a fundraising event to help fund tuition assistance at

Akiva Hebrew Day School You Can Help:

Give a Child a Jewish Education Keep our Community Strong Perpetuate Jewish Life Please help Akiva reach its goal:

$100,000 raised will be matched for scholarships For additional information, call Sidney Katz at 248.386.1625

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Cash for Silver I would like to buy your silver Broken, bent, discolored, disliked, used, dented, ugly unwanted and “simply time to go” I will pay you cash C.O.D. for your silver delivery (Sterling, 925 / No Silverplate) Monday June 20, Tuesday June 21 and Wednesday June 22 Hours 1 to 4 pm & 7 to 9pm At Bais Chabad of North Oak Park 15401 West 10 Mile Road Oak Park, Michigan Cookie Dubinsky (416) 789-3810 In Toronto Please Note: Cash for Silver Jewellery will not be available.

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With your help Bonei Olam can continue to assist couples in need.

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or many years when our children were there yet” is a valid one if the trip is nothing more young, we would drive once or twice a than getting from point “A” to point “B”, with year from Chicago to New York, to visit the journey having no intrinsic value. A means our family there. “Are we there yet?”, “Are we to an end only, with the end being everything, almost there?”, “Well, when will we be there?” and the means, nothing. were questions heard many times during Shavuos speaks to us that the Torah approach those long trips, often accompanied by an to life is different. In Judaism, the journey counts, exaggerated sigh or a whining tone. The focus we count each step and the focus is on what we was on the destination, the excitement of being did in the process, growing as a people, unified, in New York, seeing family, speaking in one voice, ready receiving presents, and to hear the word of G-d, so on. The challenge for and to commit ourselves us, as parents, was how to living lives governed by to survive the trip, with that word. So, we stood not too many arguments, at Sinai and looked back or tears, and how to make at the road, the journey of     the time pass quickly, seven weeks, and perhaps with the least damage looked even further back possible. to the years of suffering I often think about in Egypt, all part of the  those  of    journey,   trips  at this time year, in  connection the process that brought them to this        of  This isn’t       The hard work, the pain, with the holiday Shavuos. because incredible moment.             the   we travelled on Shavuos, we didn’t, but  rather focus on growing, as individuals, as families,  it’s             that Shavuos itself evokes those images. To and as a people.      it    To be   frank, it’s not just children. be more accurate, is the name of this  holiday totally     “Chag  Shavuos”,    We that is evocative. the Festival all  ask  “Are we there yet” when we lose        of Weeks, a name that seems so dissatisfying sight of “now”, and our focus is the vacation,   in  capturing the essence of the anniversary of   or the  weekend.  Perhaps it’s looking for a new           the what is arguably most importantday in the   car, or an i-phone.      We need to remember the       Commandments.     opportunities    ofthe everyday. The moments history of mankind. The Ten       an   with   G-d spoke to us! To entire nation,man, which we build a happy home. Happiness                  woman, and child. He shared His divine is found in the journey, the every day quiet      Torah,    moments   wisdom with us, the written, and  oral. of ourlives. Sharing laughter with         The owner’s manual for life and the roadmap a child, a loving word spoken to one’s spouse,    to bringing   holiness           into a physical world, the an act of kindness to a fellow human being, a   guide        sincere,  meaningful  prayer to G-d. The road trip to self-growth, and to developing a real     intimate     with       opportunities, each an end and meaningful, relationship G-d. is filled with endless             And all of this is somehow summed up with a in itself. The destination is the journey. Perhaps,    reference   to  a  the  the answer  passing of time, seven weeks to thequestion of “Are we there yet”  from       is…  Passover to Shavuos, the counting of those yes. We are always there.      49 days linking the two each other.  holidays  to      psychologist in private practice in Dr. Lob is a clinical   The name       Chicago,  working  with  adults, adolescents, and families, feels anticlimactic.

Why use a name           for  He lectures and writes extensively on that draws attention to the weeks leading up to many years.            that great day, while ignoring  the day itself? topics relating to psychology, relationships, parenting,  And this   triggers      is the  part that those education, and Jewish thought.           memorable road trips.

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PuMP IT uP Jump and jump and jump some more - have loads of fun!

Camp is located at 4230 Middlebelt, West Bloomfield For more information and to register: Rabbi Yosef Misholovin (248) 894 5201 · Tzippy Misholovin (248) 470 6881 www.ganeinufreecamp.com There will be buses from Oak Park · Lunches and snacks will be provided COMMUNITY LINKS

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Hand Built 6’ Tall Red Pine Solid Fence $18.00 per ft Installed Normal installation in dirt.

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Treasure Hunt Let us Link you to your treasure at absolutely no charge!

» Miscellaneous Household Items from a kosher home (BBq set, gravy server, pitcher, placemats, tablecloths, stainless steel waterbottles...) and a computer.

Call-248-356-0698 » Full size pull-out couch mattress - only used a few times. Please call Aviva at 248-552-9855.

Send your contact information and the item(s) you want to give away for FREE to Detroitlinks@gmail.com or call it in to 877-LINKS-12 Items to be placed at the discretion of the Community Links

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Catering Available Deli Trays $10.50/Person Minimum of Ten People Comes with Your Choice of up to Five Kinds of Meat, Bread, Coleslaw and Potato Salad • Council of Orthodox Rabbis of Greater of Detroit • • • •

Hours Sunday – Thursday: 10:30 a.m. – 8 p.m.

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No Health Insurance?

46 Million Americans lack health insurance! Do You? Between five and ten percent of all Jewish households in our metro area are families without health insurance. Are you unable to access doctors, or buy medication? If you or someone you know can t afford health care, contact Project Chessed, the Jewish Family Service clinic without walls that connects the uninsured to volunteer providers.

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Picture Page

Rabbi Fully with his students on an Israel trip sponsored by Rob & Judy Newman

2nd Grade YBY Lag B’omer bonfire

Rabbi Dr. Nathan Lopes Cardozo at the YIOP dinner

Putting notes in the Kotel at Akiva on Yom Ha’atzmaut

YBY Lag B’omer bonfire

YBY 2nd Grade Rashi party

Aish in The Woods 2011 Graduation Class Photo credits: Rabbi Fully, Lisa Parshan, KFP, YIOP, YBY, Aish in the Woods

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Steve Coden’s Flower Shop

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Links to the Vaad

Rabbi Doniel Neustadt 248-559-5005 cordetroit@sbcglobal.net

Kashrus aLerts

FarM Fresh KOsher FIsh DePartMeNt is now open year round under the supervision of the Vaad. sIMPLY sCruMPtIOus, Ann Arbor Michigan, is NOT under supervision of the Vaad. Advertisement indicating otherwise was made in error.

sLurPees aND COFFee at 7–11 - Lahser and 11 Mile, now under supervision of the Vaad. Only flavors on machines bearing kosher signs.

harMONY GuMMY Bears and GuMMY WOrMs from Diamond Foods, Fishers, IN, are not OU

certified. A small quantity of these products have mistakenly been distributed with an OU symbol on the outer box. Consumers who see these products with an OU should please contact 212-613-8344.

BuGLes OrIGINaL FLaVOr COrN sNaCKs: General Mills has discontinued OU-D certification from all sizes of Bugles Original, and the OU-D symbol has been removed from the packaging. Older packages that still bear an OU-D are Kosher dairy. (Other varieties of Bugles have never been certified.)

The following tOOtsIe rOLL INDustrIes, INC. products are newly certified as Kosher dairy, only when bearing the OU-D symbol on the label: Tootsie Roll Pops, Charms Blow Pops, Tootsie Caramel Apple Pops, Tootsie Hot Chocolate Pops, Tootsie Pop Drops , Tootsie Pops Miniatures, Charleston Chews, Junior Caramels, Junior Mints, Sugar Babies, and Sugar Mama.

Tootsie Rolls, Tootsie Fruit Rolls, and Frooties are Kosher dairy even without the OU-D symbol. Dots and Crows candies are Kosher pareve even without the OU symbol.

WeIGht WatChers CaPPuCCINO CreaM MeLts bears an unauthorized Star-K and is presently not

certified. Weight Watchers Blackberry, Cherry and Strawberry Fruities are Kosher pareve and certified by the Star K when bearing the Star-K symbol.

arCher FarMs hIGh PrOteIN OraNGe FruIt sMOOthIe and arCher FarMs hIGh PrOteIN MIXeD BerrIes FruIt sMOOthIe, sold by Target, contain dairy ingredients as listed on the ingredient

panel, but mistakenly bear a plain OU instead of an OU-D.

YOYO MaNIa BuBBLe GuM NuGGets from Kidsmania Inc. mistakenly displays the OU symbol on the outer box. This product is not certified by the OU.

The following “new” MOuNtaIN DeW sODas (re-released this year) are Kosher: Supernova – regular and Diet. Pitch Black. Typhoon. Diet Voltage

MINute MaID LIGht CherrY LIMeaDe contains grape juice, and is not certified Kosher.

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DETROIT METRO - SUMMER 5771 (2011) - DST WEEKDAY MINYONIM “BY THE MINUTE” SHACHARIS (SUN) Vasikin 6:50 7:00 7:15 7:30

B’nai Zion Agudah-Magen Avrohom B’nai Israel Chabad 9 Mile B’nai Israel Dovid Ben Nuchim Kollel Shomrey Emunah Yeshiva Gedolah Chabad – N. Oak Park 7:40^ Yeshiva Darchei Torah 7:45 Partners Bais Medrash 7:45/8^ Mesivta of Toledo (WB) 8:00 Bais HaKneses Ha’Gra Beth Tefilo Young Israel - Oak Park Young Israel – Southfield Ohel Moed (WB) 8:15 ^ Yeshiva Beth Yehudah 8:15 Yagdil Torah 8:30 Kollel Ohr Chadash Tugman Bais Chabad (WB) Chabad Farmington Hills The Shul (WB) Beth Yehuda Carpool Minyan 8:45 Shar Hashamyim Windsor 8:50^ Chabad Yeshiva 9 Mile Dovid Ben Nochim 9:00 Woodward Avenue Shul Russian Minyan – YBY ^ Yeshivat Akiva ^ Chabad Ann Arbor (U of M) Ahavas Yisroel (R. Babayov) 9:15 9:25^ Chabad Yeshiva 9 Mile 9:30 Fleishman Residence (WB) Shabbos - Earliest Shacharis Vasikin - K’hal Chareidim 7:45 Young Israel – Southfield 8:00 B’nai Israel 8:15 Yeshiva Gedolah Bein Hazmanim (S-F)Addl Shacharis 8:30 Mnyn Avreichim (Not summer) 9:00 Kollel 9:20/9:30 Kollel Prepared: March 2011 Corrections: yheber@aol.com

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SHACHARIS (MON-FRI) Vasikin 6:05/6:15# 6:25/6:30# 6:40/6:50 6:45# 6:45/6:55# 6:50/6:55 6:55/7:00 6:55/7:00 7:00# #

7:10# 7:15# # 7:30 ^ # 7:40^ 7:45/8 ^ 7:45^ 7:45^ 8:30 8:50^ 9:15 9:25^

B’nai Zion Agudah-Magen Avrohom B’nai Israel Chabad Farmington Hills Partners Bais Medrash Young Israel - Southfield Tugman Bais Chabad(WB) Dovid Ben Nuchim B’nai Israel Beth Tefilo Young Israel - Oak Park Chabad 9 Mile Ohel Moed (WB) The Shul (WB) Yagdil Torah Woodward Avenue Shul Shomrey Emunah Bais HaKneses Ha’Gra Chabad – N. Oak Park Kollel Yeshiva Gedolah Chabad/Hillel Ann Arbor Shar Hashamyim Windsor Yeshiva Darchei Torah Mesivta of Toledo (WB) Yeshiva Beth Yehudah Yeshivat Akiva Kollel Chabad Yeshiva 9 Mile Ahavas Yisroel (R. Babayov) Chabad Yeshiva 9 Mile

Shabbos – Latest Shacharis 9:30

9:45 10:00

Chabad - N. Oak Park Chabad – Farmington Hills Ahavas Yisroel – R. Babayov Woodward Avenue Shul B’nai Zion Chabad 9 Mile

Yom Kippur Koton B’nai Zion – Call Stuart Newman After Fast Day – Late Maariv 10:00 Kollel

MINCHA (SUN-THU) 2:05^* Yeshiva Beth Yehudah 2:15* Crown Pte. #318 (Fri Also) ^ Chabad Yeshiva 9 Mile 2:20^ Yeshiva Gedolah 2:30 Kollel ^ Mesivta of Toledo (WB) 2:30 Minyan Avreichim (Fri only) 2:45^* Yeshivat Akiva (Wed 2:10) 3:00^ Kollel Bais Yehuda 3:00^ Chabad Yeshiva 9 Mile 3:15^ Yeshiva Gedolah 4:55^* Yeshiva Darchei Torah 5:00 Fleischman Residence (WB) 5:30 B’nai Israel 6:30 Kollel 15 Min. Before Plag: Beth Tefilo Young Israel-Oak Park Yagdil Torah Young Israel – Southfield Tugman Bais Chabad (WB) Ohel Moed (WB) 8:15 Ahavas Yisroel (After Pesach) Kollel (From 5/29-7/28 Only) 8:45 10 Min. Before Shekia: Agudah-Magen Avrohom Bais HaKneses Ha’Gra B’nai Israel Dovid Ben Nuchim Shomrey Emunah Chabad-N. Oak Park Chabad Farmington Hills ^ Hillel Ann Arbor (U of M) At Shekia: B’nai Zion

MAARIV (SUN-THU) Plag:

Shekia:

Beth Tefilo Young Israel-Ok Pk Yagdil Torah Young Israel – Southfield Tugman Bais Chabad (WB) Ohel Moed (WB)

Agudah-Magen Avrohom Bais HaKneses Ha’Gra Dovid Ben Nuchim Shomrey Emunah Chabad Farmington Hills ^ Hillel Ann Arbor 20 Min. After Shekia: B’nai Israel (Sefira-35 Min) 30 Min. After Shekia: Chabad-N. Oak Park 40 Min. After Shekia: B’nai Zion 8:45 Kollel (Thru 4/22 &After 8/28 Only) ^ + Chabad Yeshiva 9 Mile 9:15^ Mesivta of Toledo (WB) 9:30^ + Chabad Yeshiva 9 Mile + Minyan Avreichim + Ahavas Yisroel-R.Babayov 9:45* Beth Tefilo 10:00 + Yeshiva Gedolah Kollel 10:10^ Kollel Bais Yehuda 10:15 Yagdil Torah 11:00 Dave’s Gourmet (Thu Only) 11:00 Kollel (Bein Hazmanim Only)

Shabbos – Early Mincha

Erev Shabbos – Special Minyanim 2:15 Mincha - Crown Pointe #318 2:30 Mincha - Minyan Avreichim 6:15 Mincha - Ridgecliff (Starts 4/8) 7:15 M/KS/M – Aish Huntington Woods 8:00 KS/M – Ridgecliff (starts 4/8)) +50 Shekia Maariv - Minyan Avreichim +72 Shekia Maariv - Yeshiva Gedolah

Yom Tov – Early Mincha 2:30 Kollel

* Mon –Thu only/Not on Sunday ^ Only when school is in session

2:10 2:15 2:15 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30

25115 Ridgecliff (Sthfield) Kollel Minyan Avreichim Agudah– Magen Avrohom Minyan Avreichim Kollel Shomer Yisrael

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Home For Rent - Oak Park- Balfour Street Unique 3,000 sq. ft. ranch Large lot Featuring: 4 large bedrooms, 3.5 baths, Main floor laundry room, Finished basement with additional bedroom, 2 car garage, New hvac system, Kosher kitchen with new appliances.

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Yeshivas Darchei Torah requests the honor of your presence at the

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Annual Banquet Honoring

Rabbi & Mrs. Gershon Carmen and

Rabbi & Mrs. Shimon Goldberg Monday, June 13, 2011 A”E$T IWYS A”Y

Farmington Hills Manor

23666 Orchard Lake Rd., Farmington Hills, MI 48336

Reception 6:00 p.m.

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Dinner 6:45 p.m.

Featuring The Darchei Torah Boys Choir Couvert: $100 Per Person For reservations please call: (248) 357-3560

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Tray Catering We are a Cholov Yisroel Dairy Kitchen Supervised under The Council of Orthodox Rabbis of Greater Detroit We require a minimum of 10 people per tray order & 36-48 hour notice for all orders If you would like to place an order, please call Milk & Honey at (248)661-2327

The Smoked Fish Tray

Seasonal Vegetable Crudité

$21.95 per person

Chef’s Selection of Vegetables with Spinach Dip or Ranch

Nova Scotia Lox, Alaskan Smoked Sable, Smoked Whitefish, Tuna Salad Assorted Crudites Cream Cheese & Sliced Cheese, Jerusalem Fresh Baked Bagels & Fresh Sourdough Bakery Rolls Includes House Sour Cream Coffee Cake Includes Fresh Fruit Platters

Hint of Lemon Accompanied with Sliced Gyro Bread, Cucumbers, Grilled Pita & Tomatoes

The Mini Sandwich Tray

Small 10 – 15 $50.00 Large 25 – 30 $85.00

$11.95 per person One Tuna & Egg Salad Sandwich per person Assorted Crudités and Topor’s Pickles Accompanied with a choice of Two Salads: Greek Pasta Salad Tuscan Tomato Cucumber German or Creamy Coleslaw

Salad Style Dairy Tray $12.95 per person Tuna Salad, Egg Salad, Assorted Crudités Cream Cheese & Sliced Cheese Jerusalem Fresh Baked Bagels & Fresh Sourdough Bakery Rolls Includes House Sour Cream Coffee Cake

Includes Fresh Fruit Medley Add Lox for only $5 per person

Boxed Lunch $10.95 per person One Tuna & Egg Sandwich per person, With Lettuce & Tomato, Seasonal Fruit, Side of Creamy Coleslaw & Fresh Baked Chocolate Chip Cookie

Fresh Fruit Platter Sliced Watermelon, Cantaloupe, Honeydew, Pineapple, Seasonal Berries & Grapes

Small 10 – 15 $50.00 Large 25 –30 $85.00

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Small 12 – 15 $45.00 Large 25 – 30 $85.00

Hummus & Tahini Tray

Lavash Tray $11.95 per person Choice of Tuna, Egg Salad, Grilled Vegetable , & Lox and Cream Cheese Lavash Cole Slaw & Tuscan Tomato Cucumber Salad, Accompanied with Crudités Tray

Includes Fresh Fruit Medley

Cheese & Cracker Tray $5.95 Per Person Assortment of cheeses

SALAD BOWLS Pecan Salmon Salad Bowl Assorted Wild Greens with Seasonal Fruit, Berry Syrup & Pecan Crusted Salmon, Fresh Double Baked Breads

$89.95 Serves 10 people

Classic Greek Salad Bowl Beets, Feta Cheese, Olives, Garbanzo Beans, Red Onions, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, House Dressing Sm. $19.75 Serves 5-7 people Lg. $29.75 Serves 10-15 People

Traditional Caesar Bowl Croutons, Parmesan Cheese, Garlicky Anchovy Dressing, Baked Breads Sm. $14.75 Serves 5-7 people Lg. $24.75 Serves 10-15 People

Milk & Honey Salad Bowl Roasted Pears, Grilled Red Onions, Craisins, Pine Nuts, Tomatoes Maple Mustard Dressing, Baked Breads Sm.$19.75 Serves 5-7 people

Add Hot Selections: Feeds a minimum of 20 people and are available in half pans

Eggplant & Portabella Bolognese Lasagna $79.95 per pan Baked Ziti with House Marinara $53.95 per pan Macaroni & 3 Cheese $63.95 Fettuccine Alfredo with Garlic Bread $79.95 Sweet Noodle or Broccoli Kugel $69.95 Blintzes & Latkes with accompaniments $8.95 Per Person

Add Cold Selections: Tuna Pasta Salad German Potato Salad Israeli Salad Any Type of Pasta Salad

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PARENTS & TEACHERS: UPLIFT YOUTH WITH OUR PROGRAMS Local mentoring. For boys in grades 4th to 8th grade. We work with parents and teachers to match youth with adult mentors who will spend one enjoyable hour a week with them for a one year period. Often this single relationship has carried children through the difficult & transitional periods of growth in their lives. Open Torah Shiur. Rabbi Shmuel Irons, the Detroit Rosh Kollel, meets 1 hour a week with young men 16 and above, in an open, friendly forum, where any type of question can be asked. Shiur takes place at the Kollel every Monday from 9 to 10 pm and refreshments are served. Spread the word and get young men to take advantage of this great opportunity. Chavrusa program. For boys in grades 4th to 8th grade. We work with parents and teachers to match youth with inspiring chavrusas who can provide an uplifting learning experience with the goal of empowering students with tools to help boost confidence and help them find success and joy in their learning. Career Coaching. Everyone is important to Klal Yisroel’s success. Men are needed to work as well as to learn. Our goal is to help young men discover their goals and develop a plan for achieving their potential as a contributing member of the Klal. Parenting Education. Empowering parents with perspectives and skills to help them raise healthy, well adjusted children - and to respond to the challenges that parenting brings. Programs are based on the educational concept of “Planting and Building” by Rav Shlomo Wolbe, ‫זצ"ל‬.

Our Mission To provide educational programs and services, both preventative and interventional, which teach skills and perspectives necessary for strengthening Jewish families and their individual members; to uplift and nurture families and the individuals within them, thereby building eternal worlds...and the Jewish future.

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Saying Thank You R a bb i B e r e l We i n One of the cardinal principles of Judaism is gratitude – the necessity and ability to say thank you. Someone who is kafuy tova – unappreciative of what he or she has and ungrateful to the extreme - is deemed to be a sinner, if not in deed certainly in attitude. The Talmud in its inimitable fashion states that a living person should always refrain from complaint – it is sufficient that one is still alive for gratitude to be present and expressed.

Jews begin their day with two words – modeh ani - I acknowledge and thank You God for having given me the gift of life once more as I awake to the new day. A general attitude of gratitude and thanks makes living life easier and simpler, even in the face of obstacles, problems and severe difficulties. The person who is able to appreciate and thank others is more optimistic. That person will always see the glass as being half full. There will be greater appreciation for what one has and less jealousy and angst over what one does not have.

In our competitive, materialistic, market driven society there seems to be little room for expressions of gratitude. But the Torah and all of Jewish tradition and its value system demand that we be grateful and thankful, not only in attitude but in our words and deeds as well. The importance of this concept is something that should be inculcated within our children and grandchildren from the time of their earliest ages.

One of the earliest phrases or words that a child should learn is “thank you.”

There is another value in Jewish life that sometimes contributes to the opposite result than what I have described above. That value is that one should always attempt to be independent and never be beholden to others for their help and charity. As such, if one is forced to somehow accept help and favors from others, a feeling of internal resentment wells up within that person. That resentment is often mistakenly focused outwards towards the very benefactor that was of aid and assistance. Whatever feeling or expression of gratitude that results - which is a necessary Torah requirement - is muted if not completely discarded.

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than the amount that the fundraiser asked for or expected. I always attempted to emulate my great mentor in fund raising, Rabbi Yosef Kahaneman, the Ponovezher Rav. He would say thank you to every donor with the same fervor and sincerity, no matter what amount of money was actually donated. He would quote the Talmudic dictum regarding judicial conduct and courtroom procedure: “The litigation case for even a penny has the same judicial requirements attached to it as does the litigation regarding ten thousand coins of the realm.” He would say that this rule is not limited to judicial behavior and court litigation but that it applies equally to donors and fundraisers. The attitude of gratitude must always be present and must always find expression in actual words and deeds.

There are many lessons in life that one must learn and many character traits that require training and development. Just as one must learn to give graciously, with a smile and a good word and wish, so too must one learn that in life one will unavoidably have to take as well. This too should be done with a smile and a good word and best wishes.

As children, we oftentimes display resentment at gifts that were given to us that did not meet our wants or expectations. But mature adult Torah behavior should not allow for this attitude or behavior. This type of non-gracious acceptance disrupts marriages and family life. It makes professional life and positive interaction with others difficult and problematic. There are people who are misers in giving. There are others who are misers in their gratitude for blessings and gifts.

Those who find it difficult to say thank you to other human beings for their help will also find it difficult to say thank You to God for the gift of life and all that accompanies that gift. We become accustomed to gifts and kindnesses extended to us and take them for granted. Only when they are no longer there do we begin to appreciate their value and importance. The wise person will learn to say thank you while those gifts, persons and situations are still present among us.

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Grilled lemon ChiCken SkewereS with Satay dip • 3/4 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice (4 lemons) • 3/4 cup good olive oil • 2 teaspoons kosher salt • 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper

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Whisk together the lemon juice, olive oil, salt, pepper, and thyme. Pour over the chicken breasts in a nonreactive bowl. Cover and marinate in the refrigerator for 6 hours or overnight.

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2011 SUMMER SAFETY TIPS – SUN AND WATER SAFETY K e e p yo u r fam ily safe this summer by f o l lo w i ng these tips FUN IN THE SUN Babies under 6 months: »» The two main recommendations from the AAP to prevent sunburn are to avoid sun exposure, and to dress infants in lightweight long pants, long-sleeved shirts, and brimmed hats that shade the neck to prevent sunburn. However, when adequate clothing and shade are not available, parents can apply a minimal amount of suncreen with at least 15 SPF (sun protection factor) to small areas, such as the infant’s face and the back of the hands. If an infant gets sunburn, apply cold compresses to the affected area.

For All Other Children: »» The first, and best, line of defense against harmful ultraviolet radiation (UVR) exposure is covering up. Wear a hat with a three-inch brim or a bill facing forward, sunglasses (look for sunglasses that provide 97% -100% protection against both UVA and UVB rays), and cotton clothing with a tight weave. »» Stay in the shade whenever possible, and limit sun exposure during the peak intensity hours between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. »» On both sunny and cloudy days use a sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or greater that protects against UVA and UVB rays. »» Be sure to apply enough sunscreen - about one ounce per sitting for a young adult. »» Reapply sunscreen every two hours, or after swimming or sweating. »» Use extra caution near water and sand (and even snow!) as they reflect UV rays and may result in sunburn more quickly.

HEAT STRESS IN EXERCISING CHILDREN »» The intensity of activities that last 15 minutes or more should be reduced whenever high heat and humidity reach critical levels. »» At the beginning of a strenuous exercise program or after traveling to a warmer climate, the intensity and duration of exercise should be limited initially and then gradually increased during a period of 7 to 14 days to acclimatize to the heat, particularly if it is very humid. »» Before prolonged physical activity, children should be well-hydrated and should not feel thirsty. For the first hour of exercise, water alone can be used. Kids should have water or a sports drink always available and drink every 20 minutes while exercising in the heat. Excessively 60

hot and humid environments, more prolonged and strenuous exercise, and copious sweating should be reasons for children to substantially increase their fluid intake. After an hour of exercise, children need to drink a carbohydrateelectrolyte beverage to replace electrolytes lost in sweat and provide carbohydrates for energy. »» Clothing should be light-colored and lightweight and limited to one layer of absorbent material to facilitate evaporation of sweat. Sweat-saturated shirts should be replaced by dry clothing. »» Practices and games played in the heat should be shortened and more frequent water/hydration breaks should be instituted. Children should seek cooler environments if they feel excessively hot or fatigued.

BOATING SAFETY »» Children should wear life jackets at all times when on boats or near bodies of water. »» Make sure the life jacket is the right size for your child. The jacket should not be loose. It should always be worn as instructed with all straps belted. »» Blow-up water wings, toys, rafts and air mattresses should not be used as life jackets or personal flotation devices. Adults should wear life jackets for their own protection, and to set a good example. »» Adolescents and adults should be warned of the dangers of boating when under the influence of alcohol, drugs, and even some prescription medications.

OPEN WATER SWIMMING »» Never swim alone. Even good swimmers need buddies! »» A lifeguard (or another adult who knows about water rescue) needs to be watching children whenever they are in or near the water. Younger children should be closely supervised while in or near the water – use “touch supervision,” keeping no more than an arm’s length away. »» Make sure your child knows never to dive into water except when permitted by an adult who knows the depth of the water and who has checked for underwater objects. »» Never let your child swim in canals or any fast moving water. »» Ocean swimming should only be allowed when a lifeguard is on duty.

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Coming to NY/NJ? Prompt & reliable Shomer Shabbos car service available for pickups at airports, simcha halls, Lakewood, etc. Late night & early morning service available. Please call Harry Schonfeld 917-776-6260 European Facial, Face and Body Waxing. Angelina Rose, Licensed Experienced Esthetician. Please call for appointments 248-842-6802 T.D.M. Plumbing Co. - Commercial & Residential Total Plumbing Service Backflow Preventer Certifier - Free Estimates • Work Guaranteed • Licensed & Insured - Tony DeMarco Owner Master Plumber 248 477-7435 Need a Ride? SmoothRide Car Service • 248804-2334 • Ed Rapoport / Metro Detroit • Safe, Reliable, Comfort, SmoothRide • Local Rides / Airport Service: Metro Airport $50 most cities, Flint Bishop $64 most cities • Long Distance Travel - Ann Arbor, East Lansing, Chicago, Cleveland, etc.

• MDOT Authorized-Insured • Economy Rates • Sedan Rides • 24 hr service for specials and price rates please visit www. smoothridecars.com Typesetting, Hebrew or English. Quick service, reasonable fees. Great for teachers wanting to refresh old sheets or publishing a sefer. Call: Shulamith Kantrowitz 216-702-4283 Music Lessons: Violin, Piano & Classical Guitar. Suzuki and Traditional Methods. Call Gloria Gardin,B.S.,M.Ed.-248-541-3112 or 248-417-1517

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Great block and neighborhood. South of 10 and East of Greenfield. Many shuls within one block. Please call 248-967-4742.

house for rent Home for rent in Southfield, on Prairie. 1850 sq ft 3-BR 2.5 bath ranch, finished basement, privacy fence, new windows, furnace, and roof. Weatherized. Call Ayala @ 248-505-7133

gemaChs » Costume jewelry gemach for weddings or any occasion - call Shani at 248-752-3843 » Folding Tables & Chairs Gemach: Call Nechama Weingarden @ 248-557-3444 » Ladies Clothes Gemach: skirts, shirts, sweaters & Shabbos suits (sizes 4-14). Call 248-548-6771 for details. $1 per article of clothes, all proceeds go to N’shei Chabad » Nebulizer machine gemach: call 248-552-1989; leave a message if necessary » GPS Gemach:for info call Benny 248-619-6845 » Tznius (modest) hospital gowns for maternity or hospitalization, preserving the patient’s dignity & modesty.

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