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Invites The Women Of The Community To
The Sunday Night Ladies Shiur Torah. Hashkafa. Inspiration. In the Partners in Torah Study Hall 15751 W. Lincoln Dr., Southfield 8:00 P.M. IT’S ALL IN THE DETAILS: EXCELLING IN AVODAS HASHEM with Rabbi Yehuda Moller on Sunday, April 29
HONORABLE MENCHEN IN RABBI AKIVA’S ACADEMY with Rabbi Shaul Engelsberg on Sunday, May 6
BORUCH SHE’AMAR: A GIFT FROM ABOVE
with Rabbi Shlomo Newman on Sunday, May 13
THE ART OF RECEIVING
with Rabbi Leibe Burnham on Sunday, May 20
KNOW YOURSELF: SELF APPRECIATION VS. HUMILITY with Rabbi Yehuda Moller on Sunday, June 3
REMEMBERING MIRIAM: INSPIRING PROPER SPEECH with Rabbi Shaul Engelsberg on Sunday, June 10
HODU LAHASHEM: THANK YOU, THANK YOU, AND THANK YOU! with Rabbi Shlomo Newman on Sunday, June 17
THE ART OF GRIEVING
with Rabbi Leibe Burnham on Sunday, June 24
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DON’T MISS IT!
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10:00 am - 11:30 am at the home of
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Guest Speaker Rabbi Shlomo Bochner Founder of Bonei Olam
Elegant Brunch Buffet Inspiring Video Presentation For more information please contact Sue Lazar at slazar@jewishhospice.org
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To date Bonei Olam has assisted in bringing 3,400 babies into the world!
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Come join us to celebrate Mother’s Day with an all you can eat Buffet Buffet opens at 4:30pm
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The Untouchables RABBI MORDECHAI KAMENETZKY
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unique aspect of the holiday of Shavuous struck me as I was explaining the customs of the holidays to some beginners. They began to review the various holiday laws with me. “OK,” began one young man. “So on Pesach you’ve got the matzoh, and the mitzvah of telling the story of the Exodus.” “Correct,” I nodded. “And on Sukkos you’ve got the lulav, esrog and eating the entire holiday in a sukkah right.” Again I gave an approving nod and smiled. The student continued. “And what special observance does the Torah tell us to do on Shavuos?” I hesitated. Sacrifices aside, what special mitzvah observance do we do to commemorate the receiving of the Torah? I was reluctant to respond with, “we stay up all night and learn” or “we eat cheesecake at the holiday meal,” beautiful customs that are in no way comparable to the level of a Torah-ordained command. In fact, the Torah tells us in Parshas Re’eh how we celebrate the holiday. “You shall count seven weeks for yourselves…Then you shall observe the holiday of Shavuos for Hashem. You shall rejoice before Hashem, your son your daughter, your servant your maidservant, the Levite in your cities, the proselyte, the orphan and the widow who are among you” (Deuteronomy 116:13-15). Why is there no physical act in commemoration of the Yom Tov? There is no Torah-prescribed requirement to blow Shofar, read a special Torah portion (the reading of the 10 Commandments is Rabbinically ordained), or special ritual to commemorate the event. There is only all-inclusive rejoicing. Why is joy the only way to celebrate? And why is every type of citizen mentioned? Aren’t the poor and rich, widowed and orphaned included in every command? My grandfather, Rabbi Yaakov Kamenetzky, of blessed memory, passed away 13 years ago. At the end of the shloshim period of mourning, his student, Rabbi Yitzchok Chinn, Rabbi of 22
Gemilas Chesed Congregation of McKeesport, Pennsylania, eulogized him. He related the following story: Reb Yaakov spent his summers at in Camp Ohr Shraga in Ellenville, NY. One summer, a young boy asked Reb Yaakov a most difficult question, “Rebbe,” he inquired, “where is my neshama (soul)?” Reb Yaakov turned to the boy and asked him, “Where is your arm?” The boy stuck out his arm. “Good!” said Reb Yaakov. “I want you to shake it.” The boy began to shake his arm up and down. Reb Yaakov smiled, “Good, now shake your other arm.” The boy began flapping his arms. “Wonderful! Now show me your leg.” The boy lifted his foot. “Now shake it!” While flapping his arms, the boy shook his leg. Then Reb Yaakov smiled. “Now your other leg!” The boy began to jump and shake and rock and sway. And as he watched the youngster move with every part of his very essence, Reb Yaakov gave him a tremendous smile and exclaimed, “That is your neshama!” The only way to commemorate the receiving of the Torah is to celebrate the receipt of our nation’s soul. We cannot celebrate the soul with a physical commemoration. The soul of the nation celebrates by shaking every one of its parts: poor or rich, wealthy or poor, free or slave, son or daughter with unmitigated joy. The only way to capture the essence of our very being and our gratitude for the gift that infused us with boundless spirituality is through a rejoicing that permeates every part of the Jewish body; its arms, legs, and torso — The Torah. The observance is not relegated to eating an item, telling a story, hearing a shofar or sitting in a booth. Like the Torah we received, the celebration encompasses every aspect of our lives. And that is done thorough joyous simcha. Reprinted with permission from www.torah.org. COMMUNITY LINKS
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We need your help! Discussion group participants are needed for a research project to better understand health beliefs, feelings, expectations, and concerns for Orthodox Jewish Women.
You will participate one time only in a small group discussion that will last between 1 and 3 hours. Discussion groups are conĂždential and will be held at the Oak Park Jewish Community Center or other Oak Park locations.
Kosher food will be served
Each person who participates will receive a gift card
Interested women over the age of 18 should please call our research staff at the Karmanos Cancer Institute (313) 576-8895 or email at JWHProject@gmail.com This study is approved by Vaad Harobbonim of Detroit and is sponsored in part by The Jewish Fund, Karmanos Cancer Institute, and Wayne State University. This study is being conducted by Dr. Rifky Tkatch, Dept. of Oncology, 87 East CanĂželd, Detroit, MI 48201 and Dr. Karoline Puder, Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 3750 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48201
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Cancer Survivors The Karmanos Cancer Institute and Wayne State University are looking for Orthodox Jewish women who are cancer survivors for a discussion group about their experiences.
You will participate one time only in a small group discussion that will last between 1 and 3 hours. Discussion groups are conĂždential and will be held at the Oak Park Jewish Community Center or other Oak Park locations.
Kosher food will be served
Each person who participates will receive a gift card
Interested women over the age of 18 should please call our research staff at the Karmanos Cancer Institute (313) 576-8895 or email at JWHProject@gmail.com This study is approved by Vaad Harobbonim of Detroit and is sponsored in part by The Jewish Fund, Karmanos Cancer Institute, and Wayne State University. This study is being conducted by Dr. Rifky Tkatch, Dept. of Oncology, 87 East CanĂželd, Detroit, MI 48201 and Dr. Karoline Puder, Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 3750 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48201
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Shavous Catering Supervised under The Council of Orthodox Rabbis of Greater Detroit To place a order, please call Milk & Honey at (248) 661Ͳ2327. Order Can be picked up from 11amͲ2pm at: West Bloomfield Jewish Community Center
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Young Israel of Southfield
Invites the women and girls of the community To a Mother’s Day Brunch and Girls Fashion Show
Sunday, May 13, 2012 27705 Lahser Road, Southfield 10:00 a.m. Featuring renowned educator
Dr. Rivkah Blau
“Tznius: We Need our Privacy in a Tell-All World” Couvert $12
RSVP by May 9th
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Fast Facts about Yad Ezra With continued high unemployment in our state, Yad Ezra continues to experience record number of families in need of food assistance. Currently, 5% of the Jewish metro Detroit population relies on Yad Ezra for monthly assistance. We have 3,000 clients on our active rolls (1,500 families). Since December 2007, the number of individuals assisted by Yad Ezra has increased by 33%. Through a partnership with MiCafe (Michigan Coordinated Access to Food for the Elderly), Yad Ezra volunteers have registered more than 100 Oakland County families for SNAP (formerly known as food stamps) who, prior to meeting with us, did not receive the government entitlement.
Let Yad Ezra purchase groceries with your donation. With Yad Ezra’s buying power, warehouse space and careful attention to pricing, Yad Ezra is able to save client families a significant amount of money while providing them with nutritious and good tasting food. Check out our website www.yadezra.org or call (248) 548-3663 to make a donation or for more info! 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 Fried chicken Shabbos take-out Room available for any party AMAZING RATES!! Sushi every Monday
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Links to the Vaad SHAVUOS ISSUES Flowers are an integral part of the Yom Tov of Shavous. What are the Shabbos and Yom Tov restrictions in regard to flowers? Flowers in a vase may be moved on Shabbos and Yom Tov. They may not, however, be moved from a shady area to a sunny area to promote blossoming. If the buds have not fully bloomed, the vase may be moved but just slightly, since the movement of the water hastens the opening of the buds. One may remove flowers from a vase full of water, as long as they have not sprouted roots in the water. Once removed, they may not be put back in the water if that will cause further blossoming. Water may not be added to a flower vase on Shabbos. On Yom Tov, however, a small amount of water may be added but not changed. Flowers should be placed in water before Yom Tov. In case they were not, they may not be placed in water on Yom Tov if the buds have not blossomed fully. If the buds are completely opened, however, some poskim permit placing them in water on Yom Tov while others do not. One may not gather flowers or create an arrangement and place it in a vase on Shabbos, even if the vase contains no water. Does one recite a blessing over the pleasant fragrance exuded from flowers in a vase? Just as one may not derive pleasure from food or drink before reciting a proper blessing, so too, one may not enjoy a pleasant fragrance before reciting the appropriate blessing. There are two different types of blessings that can be recited over pleasant fragrances exuded from flowers: 1) Borei atzei vesamim: Recited over fragrant shrubs and trees or their flowers (e.g., myrtle, roses); 2) Borei isvei vesamim: Recited over fragrant herbs, grasses or flowers.The blessing is recited immediately before one intends to smell the pleasant fragrance. B’diavad, one may recite the blessing within a few seconds after he smelled a pleasant fragrance. But a blessing over a pleasant fragrance is recited only over an object whose purpose is to exude a pleasant fragrance. If the object is 38
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SERVICES 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 1SFWFOUFS $FSUJÜFS 'SFF &TUJNBUFT t 8PSL (VBSBOUFFE t -JDFOTFE *OTVSFE Tony DeMarco Owner Master Plumber 248-477-7435 ♌ Need a Ride? ♌ SmoothRide Car Service ♌ Airport Specials: Metro $50 ♌ Flint $64 ♌ Local ♌ ♌ Long Distance ♌ prompt-reliable-Mdot-insured ♌ please call Ed Rapoport ♌ 248-804-2334 ♌
for specials/prices visit: www.smoothridecars.com THE ORGANIZER 4 YOU™, LLC – Professional Organizing Services – Residential and Business – Eliminate Clutter – Paperwork – Moving/ Downsizing/Relocation – Save Yourself Space, Time, Energy and Money – Gary A. Kroll – Owner – (248) 797-5567 – www.theorganizer4you.com %0 :06 )"7& " 4)"##04 -0$, 8*5) #6550/4 *G YES, a defect has been found in all these locks & can be easily opened from the outside without entering any codes. WE CAN FIX THIS FOR YOU CALL 248 890-7778 HOME REPAIRS CALL DON *OEPPS PVUEPPS IPNF SFQBJST o ZST
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CLASSES Ladies and Girls: Fix your shells yourself! *U’s quick & easy. Hands on demo on Sun. May 13 at 7:30 or Mon. May 21 at 8:30 at the home of Leah Kaganoff. Bring a shell, a pre-tied & a friend. 2 for $3 or 30 for $10. For info. call 248-968-2981 SWIMMING LESSONS in MAY-JUNE: Group or private lessons for girls ages 3 & up and boys 3-12 with experienced instructor. Great results with special children and “harder� cases. Limited slots. Call Miriam Buckwold 248-967-4742 60
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Bungalow for rent - fully updated 3 BR, 2-1/2 bath with a kosher kitchen, separate mens and womens outdoor heated pools, Shul, in a frum environment located next to Camp Agudah Midwest. Rent it for a few days, or by the week. Limited dates still available. For more info please call 773-270-3410.
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