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• Please say tehillim for Shterna Soro Dono bas Minet (Peretz).

• Mr. & Mrs. Moshe Fishman in honor of their anniversary. May they have many more happy years together.
  Also for the yahrtzeits of Mr. Moshe Fishman's mother Malka Leah bas Efraim Zalman and stepmother Ruth Gittel bas Meir ob”m. May the neshomos have an aliya.
• Together With:
  Rabbi & Mrs. Naftoi Estulin for the yahrtzeit of Rabbi Naftoli Estulin’s mother Raizel bas Chaim Binyomin Halevi ob”m. May the neshomo have an aliya.
  Rabbi & Mrs. Mendy Greenbaum in honor of Rabbi Mendy Greenbaum’s birthday. May he have a shnas hatzlocho begashmiyus ubruchniyus.
  Mr. & Mrs. Avrohom Plotkin for the yahrtzeit of Mrs. Shoshana Plotkin’s father Yitzchak Aharon ben Aharon ob”m. May the neshomo have an aliya.
  Rabbi & Mrs. Michy Rav-Noy in honor of their 13th anniversary. May they have many more happy years together.
  Mr. & Mrs. Berl Sroka in honor of Mr. Berl Sroka’s birthday. May he have a shnas hatzlocho begashmiyus ubruchniyus.

Chaya Raichik Invites all women to her Shabbos Kallah
at 124 S. Detroit St. - 4:00 pm

• Rabbi & Mrs. Levi Raichik on the upcoming marriage of their daughter Chaya to Shmuly Lang.
• Rabbi & Mrs. Zalman Schmukler on the birth of their granddaughter.

Upcoming Birthdays:

• Mr. Beryl Kaufman - 24 Shevat
• Rabbi Pinchas Winograd - 25 Shevat
• Aharon Yechezkel Gross - 26 Shevat
• Menachem Mendel Halevi Ginsburg - 27 Shevat
• Rabbi Mendy Greenbaum - 29 Shevat
• Yosef Yitzchak Shusterman - 30 Shevat
• Mr. Berl Sroka - 30 Shevat

Upcoming Anniversaries:

• Rabbi & Mrs. Nootie Gross - 28 Shevat
• Rabbi & Mrs. Michy Rav-Noy - 30 Shevat
• Mr. & Mrs. Moshe Fishman - 30 Shevat

• Efrayim ben Avrohom (Mr. Benyomin Hoffman’s father) - 24 Shevat
• Ezra Refoel ben Dovber (Mrs. Gittel Kaplan’s father) - 24 Shevat
• Eyde bas Nochum (Mr. Maayan Kerbel’s grandmother) - 25 Shevat
• Ruth Gittel bas Meir (Mr. Moshe Fishman’s stepmother) - 26 Shevat
• Raizel bas Chaim Binyomin Halevi (Rabbi Naftoli Estulin’s mother) - 26 Shevat
• Yitzchak Aharon ben Aharon (Mrs. Shoshana Plotkin’s father) - 28 Shevat
• Malka Leah bas Efraim Zalman (Mr. Moshe Fishman’s mother) - 29 Shevat

In this week’s parsha the Torah discusses the laws of mishpatim. In general, the mitzvos of the Torah are divided in three categories. First there are chukim, decrees. Had the Torah not been given we would not have known about them because they are not derived from intellect or anything else that relates to our world. Even after they were given we still do not comprehend them. The second are eidus, which we also would not have known, but now that we have them we understand them. And then there are mishpatim which are based on intellect and any human being would have understood that they are necessary for civilized living even without the giving of the Torah.

The mitzvos should have appeared in the Torah following Matan Torah in parshas Yisro in the above mentioned order, staring with chukim, then eidus, then mishpatim. Even though mishpatim are kept because they were given on Sinai, still it would fit to first mention those that are purely based on emunah, above intellect, and then progress to those that have additional aspects of understanding.

The Rebbe also asks why the parsha named Mishpatim, whose theme is the category of mitzvos that are understood, contain the law of basar v’cholov- not mixing meat and milk which is in the category of chukim.

To answer these questions we need to first understand the difference between before and after Matan Torah. The Rebbe explains that Matan Torah enabled the lower dimension to become be elevated to the higher, and the higher dimension to be drawn down to the lower. Why wasn’t it enough just to bring the higher dimension down? Because the intention wasn’t just to have the lower be subsumed within the higher, but it is necessary to elevate the lower from within its own definitions and serve as a vessel for the higher.

This process began with Matan Torah when Hashem came down onto Har Sinai. But at that point the world was overwhelmed. Only afterwards did the avodah of the lower begin, to connect from within the confines of its existence with the higher. In that sense Parshas Yisro is about the Elyon-the higher descending and parshas Mishpatim was the beginning of the process of refining the lower world.

This dynamic is reflected within the individual in emunah and sechel- faith and intellect. Emunah is inherited. Sechel is the fruit of our own labors, the toil of our understanding. The order is to begin with emuna, it’s not entirely ours, it’s something that remains beyond the reach of the intellect. As the Shelah HaKodesh explains the pasuk; Elokei Avi- He is the G-d of my Father (inherited), v’erommenu- therefore I will exalt him (because He transcends me). This explanation stands in contrast with the beginning of the verse; “Zeh Keli- He is my G-d”; therefore, “anvehu; ani vhu- He and I are one”. In order to stay the course first the emunah must be in place. Then, all that follows is based upon that emunah, and it makes all that follows a true service.

This is the connection of the parshios of Yisro and Mishpatim. Yisro is about Hashem descending and emunah in Hashem echod. But this pure and powerful revelation caused the entire creation to shake and become still. The bird did not sing and the ox did not gore. Afterward in parshas Mishpatim we began to absorb and integrate through our sechel and our being. When we understand we become one entity; ani vHu. The central intention is to bring down the Torah into our understanding, mishpatim, not to only receive through emunah. As it states “mah elu mSinai af elu mSinai- just as these (the ten commandments were from Sinai) so too these (mishpatim).

This continues until the point that even the chukim become a clear and strong part of the person that the chukim strengthen him in all that he does. The Rebbe explains that this is why the words; Elokei Avi- He is the G-d of my Father (inherited), erommenu- therefore I will exalt him (because He transcends me); follow “Zeh Keli- He is my G-d”; therefore, “anvehu; ani vhu- He and I are one”. Even after the sechel understands Hashem, one needs to return to the emunah, that the emunah should live with the sechel. So too there is an aspect of chukim which follow mishpatim, because through the service of mishpatim they become completely part of the person.

The Rebbe also explains that the first revelation of Chassidus began with the Baal Shem Tov and the Maggid which was revealed on the level of emunah, and then progressed in the generation of the Alter Rebbe into the realm of sechel, which is similar to the order of Yisro and Mishpatim.

(Based on Likutei Sichos v. 16)

• Shabbos Candle Lighting: 4:54 pm
• Kabbolas Shabbos: 5:25 pm
• Early Minyan Shacharis: 8:20 am
• Shiur Chassidus by Rabbi Raichik: 9:00 am
• Shacharis: 10:00 am
• Kol Yakov Yehuda: 10:15 am
• Mesibos Shabbos for Girls: 3:30 pm in Shul
• Mincha: 4:55 pm
• Shabbos Ends: 5:57 pm
• Father & Son Learning: 7:15-8:15 pm

• This Shabbos we read the Aseres Hadibros. The Rebbe instructed us to bring even small children to shul to hear the reading of the Aseres Hadibros.
• This Thursday, Jan 27, is the 22nd of Shevat - the 23rd yahrtzeit of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka. For information and customs for this special day see the Chabad Chodesh at www.Chabadofla.com/Chodesh.
• Please say tehillim for Yehosefa Nechama Basia bas Leah Freida (Sandlow/Bastomski) and Shterna Soro Dono bas Minet (Peretz).

• Mr. & Mrs. Moshe Fishman for the yahrtzeit of Mr. Fishman’s father Yaakov ben Moshe ob"m. May the neshomo have an aliya.
• Mr. & Mrs. Zalmen Roth for the yahrtzeit of Mrs. Roth’s mother Sheva bas Yitzchok Aizik ob"m. May the neshomo have an aliya.
• Together With:
  Rabbi & Mrs. Fischel Grossman for the yahrtzeit of R’ Fischel’s grandmother Chaya Soro bas Note Moshe ob"m. May the neshomo have an aliya.
  Mr. & Mrs. Chaim Lerner in honor of their anniversary. May they have many more happy years together.
  Mr. & Mrs. Avrohom Plotkin for the yahrtzeit of Mr. Plotkin’s father Yitzchok ben Nochum Tzvi ob"m. May the neshomo have an aliya.

The kiddush for the early minyan is sponsored by:

• Lazer Handelsman in honor of his birthday. May he have a shnas hatzlocho begashmiyus ubruchniyus.
• Mr. Zev Oster for the yahrtzeit of his mother Esther bas Volf ob"m. May the neshomo have an aliya.
• Rabbi & Mrs. Levi Raichik in honor of Lazer Handelsman who through his singing brings so much joy and happiness to all those around him.
• Rabbi & Mrs. Yankee Raichik in honor of R’ Yankee’s birthday. May he have a shnas hatzlocho begashmiyus ubruchniyus.

Levana Bina Ekman
Invites all women to her Shabbos Kalla
at the home of Mrs. Fayga Cherman - 458 N Fuller Ave. - 4:00 pm
Speaker: Rabbi Yossi Shagalov

• Rabbi & Mrs. Sholom Perl on the birth of their granddaughter Shaina Rivka Niasoff.

Upcoming Birthdays:

• Rabbi Yankee Raichik - 17 Shevat
• Binyomin Wolowik - 18 Shevat
• Mr. Shaul Feivel Raigorodsky - 18 Shevat
• Rabbi Yosef Bukiet - 19 Shevat
• Rabbi Moshe Aron Tzvi Weiss - 19 Shevat
• Yechezkel Pinson - 22 Shevat
• Mordechai Rav~Noy - 22 Shevat
• Rabino Noach Gansburg - 22 Shevat
• Aharon Eliezer Mishulovin - 23 Shevat

Upcoming Anniversaries:

• Mr. & Mrs. Chaim Lerner - 18 Shevat

• Yitzchok ben Nochum Tzvi (Mr. Avrohom Plotkin’s father) - 19 Shevat
• Sheva bas Yitzchok Aizik (Mrs. Esther Roth’s mother) - 21 Shevat
• Yoav ben Dovid (Mr. Moshe Antian’s father) - 21 Shevat
• Avrohom Yaakov ben Meir Hakohen (Mr. Zechariah Davidson’s grandfather) - 22 Shevat
• Yaakov ben Moshe (Mr. Moshe Fishman’s father) - 22 Shevat
• Chaya Soro bas Note Moshe (Rabbi Fischel Grossman’s grandmother) - 22 Shevat
• Esther bas Volf (Mr. Zev Oster’s mother) - 23 Shevat

This week’s parsha discusses how a Father-in-Law gives advice to his Son-in-Law. Yisro travelled into the desert to visit with his Son-in -Law Moshe Rabbenu. He saw him judging the entire Jewish people by himself, from morning until night. Yisro let him know “You have a big shul of 600,000 adult men. You need help!” Hashem agreed with Yisro and Moshe appointed a system of judges over groups of ten, hundreds and thousands. Why did Moshe think that he could do it all on his own?

The Rebbe explained that Yisro added a parsha to the Torah. Moshe Rabbenu had a unique approach and Yisro added a new dimension and thereby merited a parsha in the Torah. We find a similar thing by Kabbolos haTorah. Klal Yisroel approached Moshe saying that it was impossible to hear the Torah directly from Hashem. They requested that Moshe receive it, and they in turn hear from him. When Moshe Rabbenu heard this he became upset. He told them that their request had weakened him. He wanted Klal Yisroel to achieve a level that would allow them to receive the Torah directly from Hashem. At the end of this episode Hashem did not agree with Moshe Rabbenu but instead with Klal Yisroel! What was Moshe Rabbenu thinking? How is it possible that he didn’t know that it was too much for Klal Yisroel to bear? A leader is certainly in touch with his flock.

Rebbe explains when Klal Yisroel was with Moshe Rabbenu; Moshe Rabbenu lifted them to his level. This enabled them to receive the Torah on Moshe's level, directly from Hashem. The Yidden said that while this was true, this elevated state was not who they really were, and they wanted to receive the Torah on their level according to their mind, being, and circumstances. Hashem agreed with Klal Yisroel that the Torah would have deeper impact if it was internalized on their level according to their circumstances. That’s what Moshe Rabbenu conveyed when he told the Yidden that they weakened him. Now, because of their choice, instead of lifting them to his level he now needed bring himself into their situation, on their level in order to be an intermediary between them and Hashem.

After Yom Kippur Moshe Rabbenu taught Klal Yisroel the Torah. Moshe Rabbenu felt that he was the only one who could teach it with its full impact because he had received it directly from Hashem. As the Torah says, the Shechina spoke through him. Yisro saw Klal Yisroel in their homes. He saw the dichotomy between their normal lives and the level that they achieved while together with Moshe Rabbenu. From Yisro’s perspective Moshe Rabbenu should not be the one to adjudicate their disputes, except for rare exceptions. His reasoning was that their situation needed to be addressed strictly according on their actual level, not a state they achieved only while in the presence of Moshe Rabbenu. Therefore he recommended that he create a judicial system.

In truth at the moment that they stood in the presence of Moshe Rabbenu all the extraneous external or peripheral aspects of their issue melted away, revealing only the essential core issue at hand. Because of this Moshe Rabbenu was able to penetrate the core of their situation with absolute truth and adjudicate their arguments to rectify their issues in a permanent and everlasting manner. Even a child realized when he stood in front of Moshe Rabbenu that it was different. Therefore Moshe Rabbenu was right on a level beyond that which Yisro saw or perceived.

The reason that Hashem nevertheless agreed with Yisro is because Moshe Rabbenu wasn’t going to be bringing Klal Yisroel into Eretz Yisroel, something that Moshe Rabbenu had not yet been told by Hashem. Therefore, if they were only going to learn directly from Moshe Rabbenu, later on they would be lost without him when new challenges would arise. The reason is because they would have only absorbed the Torah from Moshe Rabbenu, something that they would be unable to achieve without him present. Since Moshe Rabbenu thought he was entering the land, he would be there and therefore there would not be a need for anything additional. Therefore Hashem agreed with Yisro in order to insure that the Torah would continue. Nevertheless Moshe Rabbenu had to be the one to appoint the judges, they needed his smicha. This was so that the later generations would have achieved their abilities to judge through Moshe. Moshe endowed Klal Yisroel through his smicha, and that assured that even today there is a koach of Moshe Rabbenu to judge and lead according to way that Hashem gave the Torah to Moshe.

The Rebbe required that all Chassidim have a Rav and a Mashpia. The Rebbe gives the koach through them that Chassidim should live in the way the Rebbe leads.

(Adapted from Likutei Sichos v. 16)

• On Erev Shabbos (Erev Yud Shevat), we light a Yartzeit candle at home before lighting Shabbos candles. It is also customary to give extra Tzedokah on Erev Shabbos to support the Rebbe’s institutions, write a Pan, and visit the Ohel, if possible. We also light the candles by the amud before Shabbos.
• On Shabbos, it is customary for men to get an aliyah, to review portions of the Maamar Bossi Legoni after each of the tefillos, and to learn a perek of Tanya before Shacharis and after Mincha. Mishnayos are also said, as by any yahrzheit.

For more information and the directives of the Rebbe for this day
Please refer to the “Chabad Chodesh” on our website:
www.chabadofla.com/Chodesh 

• Shabbos Candle Lighting: 4:48 pm
• Kabbolas Shabbos: 5:20 pm
• Followed by the recitation of the first 2 chapters of the Maamar “Bossi Legani”
• Followed by learning mishnayos
• Early Minyan Shacharis: 8:20 am
• There will be minyanim for kriyah in the Shul starting at 8:30 am.
• Shiur Chassidus by Rabbi Raichik (will include a chapter of Tanya): 9:00 am
• Shacharis: 10:00 am
• Kol Yakov Yehuda: 10:15 am
• Followed by the recitation of the chapters 3-4 of the Maamar “Bossi Legani”
• Mesibos Shabbos for Girls: 3:30 pm in Shul
• Mincha: 4:40 pm
• Followed by the recitation of the last chapter of the Maamar “Bossi Legani” and a chapter of Tanya.
• Shabbos Ends: 5:51 pm
• Father & Son Learning: 7:00 - 8:00 pm

• The Lechaim of Mayan Kerbel & Lital Arbib will be this Sunday, January 16, 3-6 pm at 124 S Hamel Dr. Beverly Hills, CA 90211
• Sunday, Jan 16, 8:00 pm: Farbrengen for men in shul in honor of Yud Shevat. Guest speaker - Rabbi Leibel Altein - founder of Heichal Menachem.
• Farbrengen for yud shvat for men and women with Rabbi Berger, Friday night 8:45 at the home of the Roth family 136 S. Highland Ave. - Project of Bais Chana of California Women's Yeshiva.
• Please say tehillim for Yehosefa Nechama Basia bas Leah Freida (Sandlow/Bastomski) and Shterna Soro Dono bas Minet (Peretz).

Rabbi & Mrs. Berel Wilhelm 
Invite the community to a Sholom Zochor
at the home of R’ Berel Weiss: 254 South Highland Ave.
(Between 2nd & 3rd St.)
at 9:00 pm

Rabbi & Mrs. Tzvi Kravitz 
Invite the community to a Sholom Zochor
at the home of Rabbi & Mrs. Nootie Gross: 109 S. Formosa Ave.
(Between 1st & 2nd St)

• Mr. & Mrs. Milton Goodman for the yahrtzeit of Mrs. Goodman’s father Avrohom ben shmuel ob"m. May the neshomo have an aliya.
• Rabbi & Mrs. Sender Munitz in honor of their anniversary. May they have many more happy years together.
  Also in honor of Rabbi Munitz’s birthday. May he have a shnas hatzlocho begashmiyus ubruchniyus.

The kiddush for the early minyan is sponsored by:

• Mr. & Mrs. Yacov Avila in honor of Mr. Avila’s birthday. May he have a shnas hatzlocho begashmiyus ubruchniyus.

Malka Fishman
Invites all women to her Shabbos Kalla - at 129 S. Formosa Ave.- 4:00 pm

At the home of Sima Zeifman - 421 N Poinsettia Pl. - At 4:00 pm
Speaker: Rabbi Yisroel Hecht

• Mr. & Mrs. Moshe Fishman on the upcoming marriage of their daughter Malka to Levi Lesches.
• Rabbi & Mrs. Berel Wilhelm on the birth of their son. Mazal tov to the grandparents, great-grandparents and the entire Weiss family.
• Rabbi & Mrs. Tzvi Kravitz on the birth of their son. Mazal tov to the grandparents Rabbi & Mrs. Bentzion Kravitz and Rabbi & Mrs. Nootie Gross.

 Upcoming Birthdays:

• Rabbi Yossi Solomon - 11 Shevat
• Rabbi Eyal Rav-Noy - 11 Shevat
• Mr. Yacov Avila - 12 Shavat
• Mr. Shea Bastomski - 12 Shevat
• Mendel Katz - 12 Shevat
• Avremel Schochet - 12 Shevat
• Rabbi Sender Munitz - 14 Shevat
• Menachem Mendel Novack - 14 Shevat
• Rabbi Lazer Handelsman - 16 Shevat
• Rabbi Nochum Pinson - 16 Shevat

 Upcoming Anniversaries:

• Rabbi & Mrs. Moshe Levin - 11 Shevat
• Rabbi & Mrs. Mendel Dubinsky - 12 Shevat
• Rabbi & Mrs. Sender Munitz - 14 Shevat
• Mr. & Mrs. Reuvein Caplan - 15 Shevat

• Menucha Vita bas Aharon (Rabbi Nochum Pinson’s mother) - 11 Shevat
• Yehoshua Heshel ben Aharon Eliezer (Mrs. Devorah Leah Mishulovin’s father) - 11 Shevat
• Shaltiel Ze'ev ben Mordechai (Dr. Ze'ev Rav-Noy’s grandfather) - 12 Shevat
• David Halevi H'YD  (Dr. Ze'ev Rav-Noy’s brother) - 14 Shevat
• Avrohom ben Shmuel (Mrs. Frances Goodman’s father) - 14 Shevat
• Noach ben Zalman Leib (Rabbi Naftoli Estulin’s brother) - 14 Shevat

In this week’s parsha the Torah says that Moshe Rabbeinu took the bones of Yosef HaTzaddik when the Bnei Yisroel left Mitzrayim. The proper place to mention this seems to be in last week’s parsha, Bo when the Exodus is discussed. Why is it mentioned here in parshas Bashalach which speaks of the travel in the Midbar?

Because of this question the Rebbe asks the following questions about what this teaches us in daily life. What does the fact that Moshe was the one who took Yosef HaTzaddik’s bones teach? Secondly, what does placement in the Torah of this by their travels in the Midbar teach?

To better understand we first need to ask about the term “bones”. Isn’t the term “aron-coffin” a more appropriate and respectful term than “bones”? The Rebbe explains that the word “atzmos-bones” in Hebrew means essence. (Just like by a person, their bones are their essential structure) When Moshe Rabbeinu took the aron of Yosef HaTzaddik, he took his essence with them. Rachel Emeinu, when naming him Yosef explained the meaning; ,to add a another son , a Ben Acher. The Tzemach Tzedek explained that Yosef had the power to take an individual who was ‘acher’ different, estranged from Hashem, and reveal in him his ability to be a ‘Ben-a child’ of Hashem. If Rachel had just wanted a son she would not have added the word ‘acher-another’. Passing through the desert, Moshe Rabbeinu strengthened each and every Jew, to overcome his mentality of servitude from Mitzrayim, and brought that person them to identify as a Ben to Hashem.

If the Yidden would have gone directly to Eretz Yisroel they would not have needed that extra strength. Since, however, they needed to traverse the desert; a place of scorpions and snakes, a place of spiritual danger there remained a possibility that someone may not be able to endure the prolonged challenge. For this reason Moshe Rabbeinu the leader of Klal Yisroel needed to take the bones, the essence of Yosef, to help those individuals. And that is why it is mentioned in parshas Bashalach, not parshas Bo because they were going through the desert and not yet in Israel.

So too in this protracted and difficult galus we live in, filled with challenges to connect with Hashem, to be a Ben. We take strength from our ‘secret weapon’, from our connection with the essence of Yosef the ability to be a Ben, and to help others to be a Ben as well and to yosif-add them to Klal Yisroel.

In connection with Yud Shevat, the Previous Rebbe’s first name is Yosef. The entire Nesius of the Previous Rebbe was characterized by this concept of ‘making from another a Ben’. His Shluchim in Communist Russia, in America and all over the world carried out their Shlichus with the power of the Mishaleiach- the one who sent them, the Yosef of the generation to make Tzivos Hashem and lead Bnei Yisroel out of galus upright with an upheld head.

One of the Rebbe’s Shluchim, my Father who’s Yartzeit is the 8th of Shevat, escaped Europe in 1946. He lost his entire family to the Nazi’s, yemach shemam. He knew that his way of life was to attach to the Rebbe. A tzetel was found after his passing in which he wrote to the Previous Rebbe a request for guidance to clarify his purpose in America and a bracha for success in its fulfillment. Soon thereafter he was appointed as a Shadar (a Shlucha d’Rabbana- an Emissary of the Rebbe) to travel all over America. The purpose of his shlichus was to find Jews spread out in little towns all across America. He was to reach out to them and make them into a Ben to Hashem.

Although he met and touched the lives of hundreds of people, he always felt that he was only a Shliach of the Rebbe.

• Shabbos Candle Lighting: 4:41 pm
• Kabbolas Shabbos: 5:15 pm
• 2nd Minyan Kabbolas Shabbos: 6:20 pm
• Early Minyan Shacharis: 8:20 am
• Shiur Chassidus with Rabbi Raichik: 9:00 am
• Shacharis: 10:00 am
• Kol Yakov Yehuda: 10:15 am
• Mesibos Shabbos for Girls: 3:30 pm in Shul
• Mincha: 4:40 pm
• Before Maariv we will be saying tehillim for all those who are in need for a yeshua.
• Shabbos Ends: 5:44 pm
• Father & Son Learning: 7:00 - 8:00 pm

• The KYY Shabbaton is coming up next week!! Click here for more info.
• Save the date - Sunday, Jan 16, 800 pm: Farbrengen for men in shul in honor of Yud Shevat. Guest speaker - Rabbi Leibel Altein - from Crown Heights.
• Shiva info for Mrs. Miriam Weiss a”h:
  The Family will be at 254 S Highland Ave.
  Shacharis 8 am & 9:30 am, Mincha 4:45 pm and Maariv 5:30 pm.
  Shacharis Thursday 8 AM only.
  The family requests no visitors from 1 to 4 pm and after 9 pm.
  Shiva will be observed until Thursday morning.
  Hamokom Yenachem eschem Besoch Shaar Avaylay Tzion VeYerushalayim. Vehukeetzu Veranenu Shochnay Ufur vehu besochom!!!

Rabbi & Mrs. Zali Muniz
Invite the community to a Sholom Zochor
at 321 N. Alta Vista Blvd.

• Mr. & Mrs. Milton Goodman in honor of their 67th wedding anniversary. May they have many more happy years together.
• The Raichik family for the yahrtzeit of their father Harav Menachem Shmuel Dovid ben R’ Shimon Halevi ob"m. May the neshomo have an aliya.
• Together With:
  Rabbi & Mrs. Simcha Frankel for the yahrtzeit of Rabbi Frankel's grandfather R' Pinchas Feigenbaum ob"m. May the neshomo have an aliya. Also in honor of the engagement of their daughter Mushky to Sruly Karasik. May they be zoche to build a binyan adi ad metoch harchava.

The kiddush for the early minyan is sponsored by:

• The Mispallim in the early minyan in honor of the birth of triplets to the mashpia - Rabbi Zali Munitz. May he have much nachas from them and bring them up letorah ulechupa ulemasim tovim.
• Yossi Nathanson in honor of the birth of his nephew. May he grow up letorah ulechupa ulemasim tovim.

At the home of Mrs. Sima Zeifman
421 N Poinsettia Pl.
At 4:00 pm
Speaker: Rabbi Yisroel Hecht

• Mayan Kerbel on his engagement to Lital Arbib.
• Rabbi & Mrs. Yehuda Lerman on the Bar Mitzvah of their son Elisha.
• Rabbi & Mrs. Zali Munitz on the birth of triplets - Rivka, Dina and a boy.
• Rabbi & Mrs. Reuven Nathanson on the birth of their grandson.
• Rabbi & Mrs. Hertzie Richler on the birth of their granddaughter Shoshana Richler.
• Rabbi & Mrs. Gershon Schusterman on the birth of their grandson.

 Upcoming Birthdays:

• Rabbi Reuven Wolf - 4 Shevat
• Rabbi Moshe Plotkin - 6 Shevat
• Rabbi Moshe Leider - 7 Shevat
• Rabbi Sholem Perl - 7 Shevat
• Moshe Nochum Plotkin - 7 Shevat
• Zalmy Dubinsky - 8 Shevat
• Menachem Mendel Wolowik - 8 Shevat

• Rochel bas R' Dovber (Dr. Binyomin Kaplan’s mother) - 3 Shevat
• Harav Menachem Shmuel Dovid ben R' Shimon Halevi - 8 Shevat