Thursday, June 26, 2008

Community Message

Avigayil Berkowitz will be having a lemonade stand this coming Sunday,
June 29, 2008 .

All funds will go to a local family which has a young child (under 2) with
leukemia. This will help with their expenses.

The price is "pay as much or as little as you want". Stop by the Berkowitz
Family at 5 Baker Lane if you are thirsty

Time: 2-4 pm.

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

June 27 & 28 Shabbos Parshas Korach Rosh Chodesh & Independence Day

B"H
Congregation Anshei Sfard of Wesley Hills
 42 Powder Horn Drive
          Mount Carmel
 Rav Pincus Schwarz: Tel. 354-2660       fax 354-0261
Community News below. 
 Sisterhood – Rebetizen: Tel. 354-2660
  Hatzolah- 425-1600             Eruv:  888-805-ERUV(3788) Rocklanderuv.org,
Shul Information:
Shul Schedule: http://www.godaven.com/searchzip.asp?zip=10901
Old and current email  available from:
Www.Yahoo.com/groups/WesleyHillShuls.
http://ansheisfard.blogspot.com/
Zmanim:
MyZmanim.com
<http://www.tichnut.de/david/php-calendar/kalender2.php>  
Kashrut Alerts: http://www.Kashrut.com/
heading: www.microsoft.com/mac  (heading for Entourage)

In case of fire call 911


Eruv Status:
Please be aware that when walking on Brick Church Rd.,
between Hempstead Rd. and Jossel Ct, only the sidewalk is within the Eruv,
not the street. Conversely if you are walking on Brick Church Road between Union and Jossel Ct
 you must crossover to the north side of the street
(opposite the golf course) before you reach Josel Court
.
Full Map    http://www.rocklanderuv.org/images/complete_eruv_map-4.pdf
1    S. Monsey/Airmont  &  
2    Monsey/Spring Valley Call 646-222-0503 for status.
3    Forshay/W Wesley Hills  UP(June 20 / 17 Sivan 10:00AM)
4    E Wesley Hills/New Hempstead   UP(June 20 / 17 Sivan 10:00AM)
5    Pomona  UP(June 20 / 17 Sivan 10:00AM)
Hospitals:
6   Good Sam Hospital   UP(June 20 / 17 Sivan 10:00AM)
7   Helen Hayes Hospital  UP(June 20 / 17 Sivan 10:00AM)

May you live to be 120,

Simcha:
Refuah Sh’lemah – .

        
   The Shul Schedule Shabbat to Friday.
                     Shabbat  Schedule:
Friday June 27  
Mincha 7P The Summer Schedule.
Candle lighting for Erev Shabbat, is at 8:15P
Do not depend on Zmanim at the final moment.
Shabbat-
Schacharit: 8:50A

                            This Shabbat:
75th Yahrzeit of Cantor Rav. Yossele Rosenblatt z”l
Yahrzeit 25 Sivan (1933).

Women’s Class –TBA after Mussef.
Men’s Class: 7:05P
E T H I C S   O F   O U R   F A T H E R S
 Chapter 2 of Pirkei Avos.
Mincha: 8:10P
Mariv not before 9:23 (Ski”a 8:32P)

Sunday & Weekday & July 4th Schedule:
Schacharit (Sunday)  & July 4th  (Friday) 7:50A

Schacharit: Monday to Wednesday- 6:30A
Mincha/Mariv Sunday to Wednesday : 8:20P
Mariv after the daily Ski”a.

Erev Rosh Chodesh Tamuz
Wednesday Mariv, July 2, 29 Sivan
Rosh Chodesh-  
Schacharit: Thursday, 6:30A
Rosh Chodesh Mincha (Thursday) 8:20P
Rosh Chodesh Schacharit  Friday 7:50A (Independence Day).



 Shabbos Parshas Korach
June 28, 25 Sivan
The Haftorah is read from Samuel I 11:14-12:2.
 We bless the month of Tamuz;

Sof Zman Kriat Shema  
9:13A  (Gra"h)
8:37A  (Magen Avraham)
Say the Sh'ma prior to coming to Shul.
Kiddish and Shalosh Seudas  Sponsor:

Weather Report:
Friday  Isolated T-Storms     High  88°F  
Shabbat Night: Showers      Overnight Low  68°F
Record High:      96°F (1966)
Shabbat:
Day:  Isolated T-Storms      High  87°F
 Night: Showers      Overnight Low  70°F
Record High:      95°F (1980)
Sunday:
Scattered T-Storms      High  85°F
Showers       Overnight Low  68°F
Record High:  (97°F )

Tehillim
 The following chapters of Tehillim are recited
 for our brothers and sisters in Eretz Yisrael:  
Psalms 20, 83,121,130 and 142

Inner Exile
It is not so much that we need to be taken out of exile.
It is that the exile must be taken out of us.
A Daily Dose of Wisdom from the Rebbe
-words and condensation by Tzvi Freeman

Growing Each Day
R. Abraham A. Twerski
If you have learned much Torah, do not take credit for yourself (Ethics of the Fathers 2:9).
The Talmud does not hesitate to reveal shortcomings of great sages,
so that we learn that we are all susceptible to err and that our greatest scholars accepted
 reprimand even from their inferiors and did teshuvah.
On returning from a successful term at the academy, Rabbi Eliezer ben Shimon allowed his ego
 to soar because of his great progress in learning.
On the way, he encountered a man who was exceedingly ugly and said to him,
"Are all the people in your city as ugly as you?" The man responded,
"Why don't you go and complain to the One Who fashioned me?"
Rabbi Eliezer realized what a terrible thing he had said.
 He begged the man's forgiveness, but the latter refused.
 When they entered the town, and Rabbi Eliezer was greeted by the townsfolk, the man said to them,
 "He does not deserve to be called a rabbi." Only after the people pleaded with the man did he forgive Rabbi Eliezer,
 cautioning him never to allow his achievements to go to his head again.
How could Rabbi Eliezer have made such a gross remark?
The Talmud cites this incident to tell us that vanity is so degenerating a trait that it can cause
 even a highly spiritual person like him to sink so low as to insult someone in this manner.
Once a person feels superior to another, the arrogance that is likely to follow can bring
in its wake the most vulgar attitudes.
We must be extremely cautious that we do not allow our successes to go to our heads.


Websites:
http://www.hebrewbooks.org/
http://www.dailyhalacha.com/Display.asp?PageIndex=2&ClipID=237