Message:

Street Lamps:
There are Street Lamps especially on Powder Horn Drive which are out of
service, or not working well. The Town of Wesley Hills can request a repair
from O & R.
Notify the Gabbaim of any lamps out of service.
Lamps can be indicated either by Lamp Number which is located on the base,
or House number where the street lamp is located.

An email can be sent directly to <mayor@wesleyhills.org>

Night belts are available from Wesley Hills Town Hall during business hours.

7&8 November 2008 Parashat Lech-Lecha

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/
heading: www.microsoft.com/mac  (heading for Entourage)

Call 9-1-1 in case of Fire.

May you live to be 120,
The Shul Schedule:
Candle lighting for Erev Shabbat, is at 4:26P
These times are for:  Suffern, NY 10901   GMT -05:00 (U.S. Eastern)
DO NOT DEPEND ZMANIM AT THE FINAL MOMENT.
Mincha  4:36P
Repeat the Shm’a after 5:34P
SHABBAT:   
Schacharit: 8:50A
Mincha: 4:20P   
Mariv not before 5:33P
Sunday:
Schacharit: 7:50A
Mincha Sunday 4:30P (Sk”ia: 4:42P)
Weekday Schacharit- 6:40A

MONDAY NOV. 10,      12 MARCHESHVAN,
The second Monday (and third fast) of B”HB . Selichos.
The final time for the sancitification of the New Moon of MarCheshvan is
the entire night Following Wednesday, November 12. (15 MarCheshvan).

November 11th Veteran’s Day- Tuesday.
The Gabbai S. Golomb’s birthday.
Regular Schacharit time: 6:40A.

Shabbat Details:
Parashat Lech-Lecha:
November 8  10th of Cheshvan, 5769
Torah Reading: Genesis 12:1 - 17:27
Haftarah: Isaiah 40:27 - 41:16
http://www.ou.org/torah/ti/5765/lechlecha65.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lech-Lecha
Kiddish and Shalosh Seudas Sponsor : S. Elfassy
Kiddish will be served in the reception area of the Main Sanctuary.

Eruv and Weather
 Eruv Status: ERUV HOTLINE 888-805-ERUV (3788) or
http://www.rocklanderuv.org/pages/home.php
1    S. Monsey/Airmont    2 Monsey/Spring Valley    Call 646-222-0503 for status.
The following are UP   
3 Forshay/W Wesley Hills    4 E Wesley Hills/New Hempstead   5 Pomona
6  Good Sam Hospital     7  Helen Hayes Hospital
Weather : http://www.weather.com/
Mostly Cloudy    High 65°F
Night Showers        Low  48°F
Shabbat :
T Showers     High  58°F
 Showers        Overnight Low  41°F

Sunday:  Partly Cloudy   High  57°F
Showers    37°F

DAILY DOSE:
The Ark
There is a raging storm at sea. There are hellish waves that crash and pound at the shore, carrying all away, leaving desolation behind.
The sea is the world of making a living. The waves are the stress and anxiety of indecision, not knowing which way to turn, on what to rely. Up and down, hot and cold -- constantly churning back and forth.
Do as Noah did and build an ark. "An ark" in Hebrew is taiva -- which means also "a word." Your ark shall be the words of meditation and of prayer. Enter into your ark, and let the waters lift you up, rather than drown you with everything else.
A Daily Dose of Wisdom from the Rebbe
-words and condensation by Tzvi Freeman

Growing Each Day:
Rabbi Abraham Twerski
God said to Noah, "Enter ... into the ark" (Genesis 7:1).
The Hebrew word for ark, teivah, has two meanings: it can mean "an ark," and it can also mean "a word." In the above verse, the latter meaning tells us that God instructed Noah to "enter into the word." Rabbi Moshe of Kobrin expounded on this theme, explaining that when we pray, we should "enter into the words," i.e. totally immerse ourselves into each word of prayer, as though the word is encompassing us.
A listener once asked him: "How can a big human being possibly enter into a little word?" Rabbi Moshe answered, People who consider themselves bigger than the word are not the kind of person we are talking about."
The Talmud states that people's prayers are not accepted unless they efface themselves before God (Sotah 5a). God abhors those who are egotistical, and therefore the prayers of a vain person are not likely to be received favorably.
People preoccupied with their egos remain external to their prayers. The truly humble person feels small enough to "enter" even the tiniest word.
Today I shall ...
.. try to throw myself entirely into my prayers by setting aside those thoughts and feelings that would inflate my ego.


Websites:
Daf Yomi:
http://www.dafyomi.org/
http://www.dafyomi.org/mishnayos.php
http://www.e-daf.com/
http://www.shemayisrael.com/dafyomi/
http://www.ouradio.org/daf
Zmanim:
MyZmanim.com
 <http://www.tichnut.de/david/php-calendar/kalender2.php>  
http://www.hebcal.com/
Other:  
Kashrut Alerts: http://www.Kashrut.com/
http://www.hebrewbooks.org/
http://www.dailyhalacha.com/Display.asp?PageIndex=2&ClipID=237
http://www.aish.com/
http://torahanytime.com/
http://halachafortoday.com/default.aspx

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Telephone numbers in attachment including Shul members. Bottom of list
-Others.

Email List:
Aaaron Weg: aron@adldata.com
Brad Rephen <bradr@rephenlaw.com>
Dr. Dank: chashamay@optonline.net
Golomb Family: construction11@optonline.net
Selmon: eselmon@stanfordalumni.org
fishek1@verizon.net
Herzig: GavrielHZG@aol.com
Dr. Wolinksy: jacobwoli@aol.com
R. Fleischer: jfleisc236@hotmail.com
Glatt: Juliang@ieieie.com
lesrozner@aol.com
Rabbi Nenner: marknen@optonline.net
Martin Reznik <mresnick@ieee.org>
Nattali@optonline.net
Markowitz: Optnmn@aol.com
Pincus Schwarz <js613@optonline.net>
"S. Elfassy" <aelfassy@optonline.net>
SAFTA613@YAHOO.COM
Sol Rosenberg <sol613@gmail.com>