Hi all,
I have received no new bids. Unless I hear from someone in the next two hours the bids below will be final.
G’mar Chasima Tova,
Martin
| Yom Kippur, morning | |
| 36 | Cohen |
| Levi | |
| (reserved) | Shlishi |
| 100 | Rivi'i |
| 200 | Chamishi |
| (reserved) | Shishi |
| 100 | Maftir |
| Yom Kippur, Mincha | |
| 36 | Cohen |
| 36 | Levi |
| 180 | Yonah |
| 1000 | Sponsor Ne'ela |
Hi all,
Below are the current bids for Yom Kippur. Please note that two of the alliyos are marked as reserved. There was a mix-up on Rosh Hashanah where two people who were supposed to get alliyos did not, so those alliyos will be given to them. Bidding ends Friday at noon. Please respond to this email once again.
Kol Tuv,
Martin
| Yom Kippur, morning | |
| 36 | Cohen |
| Levi | |
| (reserved) | Shlishi |
| 100 | Rivi'i |
| 200 | Chamishi |
| (reserved) | Shishi |
| 100 | Maftir |
| Yom Kippur, Mincha | |
| 36 | Cohen |
| 36 | Levi |
| 180 | Yonah |
| 1000 | Sponsor Ne'ela |
Dear Community Synagogue:
I write this email as a one of a number of local physicians who are deeply concerned about the risk of a new outbreak of COVID19 in the Cleveland Orthodox Jewish community. This threat is more acute in light of the upcoming holidays and the general loosening of infection control standards that appears to be the evolving norm.
Attached is an open letter, signed by 60 medical professions from a range of specialities, to warn the community about the need to remain vigilant in all of the necessary infection control measures. We have highlighted several specific examples of problematic behavior, not to point fingers, but as an attempt to plug significant gaps in our preparedness for a disease that is still very dangerous. We do not represent a specific ideological or religious viewpoint - what unifies us is concern for our community.
We ask that you post this letter in a prominent location and distribute as widely as possible.
May we be blessed with a year of good health and safety
בּבּרכּת שׁנת חיים טובים וארוּכים
Ira Taub
(Please click on the link below to read this in the original format) September 14, 2020
Dear member, / friend of HJCS,
In order to have this year's holidays run as smoothly as possible, with the changes necessitated to comply with all safety concerns related to the spread of Covid 19, this letter will outline some information you may need.
· Only those with pre reserved seats will be admitted to the shul. Please call the shul to reserve a seat or to inquire if there are still seats available, as all available seating has been reserved due to social distancing restrictions.
· All men are to enter thru the parking lot entrance. There will be a seating chart available to help you locate your seat. Your seat may not be in your prior year location, as we needed to allocate seating to accommodate the maximum number of people. Men can access the restroom on the main floor, or use the rear stairwell to access the lower level bathroom.
· All women sitting in the balcony are to enter thru the Cedar Road entry. There will be a guard at this entry throughout services. A seating chart will be available to help you locate your seat. Women sitting upstairs are requested to use the lower level restroom.
· All women sitting on the main floor are to enter thru the parking lot entrance. Women on the main floor are requested to use the main floor restroom.
· There will be no socializing or casual wandering within the building
· Youths are expected to remain in services and under the supervision of parents
· Masks must be worn, covering both your mouth and your nose at all times while in the building
· Services will begin at 9:00 with Ha Melech. The shul will be open at 8:00 for those of you who wish to daven Pesukei D'zimra in the shul rather than at home. Services should end about 12:15 pm. On Sunday, another Shofar blowing will follow outside in the parking lot.
Rob Altshuler,
President
14270 Cedar Road . University Heights, Ohio 44121
Telephone: 216 382 1958 Fax: 216 382 5142 website: www.hjcs.org
email: office@hjcs.org, rabbi@hjcs.org president@hjcs.org
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