Yavneh > Announcements > 12/09/2005

Hey Guys,

Sorry it’s so late – Good Luck with work and have a Great Shabbos!

PARSHAT VAYETZEI SHABBAT TIMES:

Yavneh-

Candle Lighting: 4:10
Friday Mincha followed by Kabbalat Shabbat: 4:15
Shabbat Morning Shacharit: 9:15
Shabbat Mincha: 3:55
Havdalah: 5:11

Friday Mincha: 4:15
Shabbat Morning Shacharit: 10:00
Shabbat Mincha: 3:45

Friday Night Dinner: 5:45
Shabbat Lunch: 12:30

Shabbat Mincha: 3:55

Kiddush this week is sponsored Minkus Stone – more explanation to follow – there’s a great story.

Interested in spending an hour visiting sick patients? Come join Bikkur Cholim (visiting the sick) this Saturday December 10. We'll meet at the Amsterdam and 116th street gates at a time TBA in shul. Hope to see you all there!

Shiur by Your Peers will be given this Shabbat by Ariella Schwartz on the 4th floor of Kraft at 3:25 (1/2 hour before Mincha) on the topic of "Kiddush Levanah.”

Immediately following Shabbat Mincha join us for Seudah Shlisheet, the third Sabbath meal, featuring spirited singing and a Dvar Torah.

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A few things for this week – a more detailed e-mail will follow in a few days:

a) TISCH TONIGHT after Pizmon – be there on the fifth floor of Kraft – Circus Theme!
b) Payment for the Yavneh Sweatshirt in further detail next week - look out for an e-mail.
c) The YAVNEH DINNER is in 1 week; sign up with Ashira Loike al2207@barnard.edu.
d) Pizmon Concert – Tonight @ 9:00pm in Kraft.
e) Hillel Oneg Tonight – Come hang out and relax in Kraft – there’ll be food...

FACTOID OF THE WEEK!

This week’s featured personality is Yitz Greenbaum.

Also known as Zak, Newton, Asimov and Hayes, Isaac Greenbaum is a very talented young man. He proved his excellent dancing skills when he acted out a choreographed routine at a friend’s wedding to the Chevra song – “Yehai, Yehai…” He’s got some moves you have to see to believe! Yitz is fully in touch with his urban side and has even rapped the Washington State song as a youngster in fifth grade. Yitz is a proud member of the Greenbaum family, though he will acknowledge the fact that when he was nine years old and heard about the birth of his younger sister, he insisted on bringing her back to exchange her for a boy. Yitz, quite the sportsman, was starting pitcher on his high school baseball team and can knock your eye out with his expert nunchuk skills. (Spare time in KBY? Don’t think so – try a two-year training period in the Tibetan mountains) Poor Yitz broke his ribs as an infant when his babysitter dropped him in the tub – that may explain a few things… Another interesting point: Yitz holds dual citizenship in American and Britain. Consequently, he’s not exactly sure what side to take in the Revolutionary War debate – we think he’ll come to his senses and make a decision soon; we’ll get back to you when he does!

That’s all for now. Again, so sorry for the tardiness and everything will be elaborated up on in an e-mail after Sabbos.

Shabbat Shalom,
Dov, Miri, Ashira and Jakob