30.01.2010, 15 Shvat, Beshalach: Birthday: Edell, Brice-Freeman, Leiser, Hazani-Melchior, Reuveni, Finkelstein-Weisel, Mason-Trachtenberg, Greniman, Avihai-Kremer, Rosenberg J. and Lori, Schimmel-Wurzburger.
06.02.2010, 22 Shvat, Yitro: Meijers, Watzman, Waimann, Schoffman, Baer, Landgarten, Kochin, Bloch, Cromer, Melamed.
13.02.2010, 29 Shvat, Mishpatim: Bar mitzvah: Caplan-Grossberg, Ban, Scher Audrey and Harvey, Ordan, Carroll-Levi, Yarden, Garber-Rothman, Barkai-Schwartz, Fox, Sayegh, Lachs.
20.02.2010, 6 Adar, Terumah: Bar mitzvah: Atlas-Cohen, Ginsberg, Langer-Sarna, Rosenthal, Yitzchak, Nuriel-Porat, Bayer-Gamulka, Avigad, Caplan Simon, Pedersen-Spear, Cohen Ritchie and Shlomit.
27.02.2010, 13 Adar, Tetzaveh: Finer, Yudovitz, Ariel, Kadden, Deitch-Greenblatt, Sandler-Sher, Goldberg-Katcoff, Mekler, Golbert Jane, Cohn Ruth.
06.03.2010, 20 Adar, Ki Tisa: Shabbat Kallah: Arbit, Glatzer, Coerman, Lavi-Jenner, Ben Simon-Diamond, Amelan, Hammer-Kossoy, Meir-Partouche, Harris-Winer, Geffen, Gottlieb.
13.03.2010, 27 Adar, Vayakhel-Pekudei: Ashkenazi, Bar-Zeev-Fuchs, Stahl, Silberklang, Potter-Voss, Heller Gary and Laurie, Papert, Kalker, Klein Menachem and Rivka, Rosen Ayelet.
20.03.2010, 5 Nisan, Vayikra: Bat mitzvah: Zalevski-Zimmerman, Wyshogrod-Zlotogorski, Elstein, Blum Brian and Jody, Gorenberg-Noveck, Snitkoff, Marx, Bellows-Magnus, Allen-Ratzersdorfer, Golinkin-Rotnemer.
27.03.2010, 12 Nisan, Tzav: Fritz-Miklaf, Elgavi, Almog, Rohrlich, Guggenheim Yaakov, Amit, Egyes-Sobel, Green, Sanders, Berger-Cooper.
03.04.2010, 19 Nisan, Shabbat Pesach: Bar mitzvah: Nuriel-Porat, Gaar, Chetrit, Guibli, Kunstenaar, Friedman, Serkin, Harris-Reiss, Cohen Elliot and Veronika, Schreiber-Wahrman, Rosenberg David.
05.04.2010, 21 Nisan, Pesach VII: Fine Jonathan, Elroyi, Blum Elisheva, Marienberg Milikowsky, Blum Elisheva and Laurent, Greenberg, Nulman, Kalman-Wolfson, Zalcman, Burstein.
10.04.2010, 26 Nisan, Shmini: Fraind, Javitt-Kizner, Fine Miriam, Amzallag-Berkman, Golbert Aviva, Ableman-Kahan, Bernstein, Greenwald-Silver, Huppert-Zwas, Melchior Dafna and Yedidya.
17.04.2010, 3 Iyar, Tazria-Metzora: Render-Shimon, Wilensky, Mannheim, Avitzour, Kahn-Weiner, Rosenschein, Pearlman, Nachalon, Mandelbaum, Edri.
19.04.2010, 5 Iyar, Erev Yom Haatzmaut - delayed: Weissman, Stock-Young, Henoch, Birkner-Mack, Katz, Weiss, Beck, Rosen Bruce and Laura, Brom.
24.04.2010, 10 Iyar, Achrei Mot-Kedoshim: Hochstein, Urbach-Shvily, Gingold, Chabin-Slivko, Rabinowitz Dovi and Elyssa Moss, Herzberg, Yoel, Churgin-Gradstein, Sykes.
Kiddush toranut involves bringing food (the Kehilla supplies cups, wine, and grape juice), setting up and cleaning up.
If you will be away when you have kiddush duty, please swap with someone else, and notify the coordinators of both weeks and info@yedidya.org.il. If you just send food to the kiddush, you have not fulfilled your responsibility.
If your family is the first name listed on the "Kiddush" line (not the name in bold, if any, that's the family having a simcha that week), you are the coordinator(s) for that kiddush. This responsibility entails being in touch with the other families, making sure they will be at kiddush, and telling them what to bring.
If there is a bar or bat mitzvah or another simcha, check with the family whose simcha it is to see if they are bringing the kiddush. If they are, you and the other families just need to help them serve the kiddush and to clean up afterwards.
If you see your name on the kiddush list, and the family responsible has not called you, call them. If you can't reach them, click info@yedidya.org.il.
Not having a membership list does not exempt you from doing your kiddush, finding someone to swap with, or notifying the coordinators. To get a updated copy, click here and enter the email address at which we send you all those annoying messages.
Take into consideration that at a regular kiddush we set up four tables of food and one of drink. Each family should expect to spend at least NIS 30. The following is a suggested list of food to bring:
Start setting up after Kedusha of Mussaf.
Set up one table for wine and grape juice in the middle of the room, and four tables for food. Pour around 150 cups of wine/grape juice. The plastic cups are stored under the sink, the wine and grape juice are in the fridge or cabinets.
Set out all food on tables. Once the children's activity has finished, make sure an authorized person opens the folding doors. Carry the tables into the expanded room.
Platters, trays and baskets from the kitchen can be used.
One of the toranim should say kiddush unless there is a simcha and someone from the simcha wants to say it. Or find someone else to say kiddush.
Garbage bags are in drawers. Dispose of trash in shul dumpster located in closet off sidewalk to the left of kitchen entrance.
After the kiddush, wipe down the tables and leave two of them standing. Please note: Always remember to slide the orange latches away from the center before folding the tables closed. Some tables don't have latches since they have already been broken off.
Wash all platters, clean the kitchen and sweep the floor of the hall. If you used the tablecloths, take them home to wash and return by following shabbat. Brooms are in the machsan adjacent to the men's bathroom.
In case of questions about kiddush, email info@yedidya.org.il. For questions about the shul kitchen, email Eudice Winer-Harris
Everyone, not just the toranim, brings food to the Erev Yom Haatzmaut celebration The toranim should put the food on the tables downstairs and clean up afterwards.