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NEWSLETTER NO. 31/14
MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE OF THE ROSH YESHIVA
DARKENU PARSHAT NOACH
“DARKENU” – The Yeshiva Way!
Teaching and Preaching!!!
Is it as easy as it looks???
Noach was instructed to build the Teiva in order to survive the flood. It was a job that would take 120
years – the Biblical life span. Not that Hashem could not save Noach and his family without this. The
commentators explain that the ark building exercise was not just to create the means to survive the flood
but rather, it was an educational imperative. Hashem wished Noach to be seen to be preparing for a flood,
to inform and to inspire others to Teshuva.
Education is not just about preaching and teaching – it’s about doing, and doing visibly. It’s about having
the courage to provoke questions and waiting for those questions rather than pre-empting them.
Apparently Noach’s educational message failed. It seems that not even one person joined his effort.
Rabbi Kaminetzky explains that Noach himself (at some level) was not really expecting the deluge. He
knew it was coming, but it wasn’t real. Perhaps that is why he couldn’t convince anyone else.
Above all, the way to another person’s heart is through your own heart. We need to ‘be there’ – to really
feel, not just to understand – our message.
Ultimately people don’t’ respond to messages – they respond largely to people. When we are real, it’s
catchy!
Good Shabbos
Rabbi Avraham Tanzer
Rosh Yeshiva
Dads, For An Inspiring Uplifting
Tefillah.
Please join our Davening each
morning
Mesivta 06:45
Tichon 07:30
A L L W E L C O M E.
SHABBAT TIMES
Candle Lighting: 6.01
Shabbat ends:
6.52
CONTENTS
MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE OF THE ROSH YESHIVA
1
MISSION STATEMENT OF YESHIVA COLLEGE
3
MENAHEL'S MICHTAV
4
MENAHELET'S MEMO
10
COUNSELLORS' CORNER
13
Y C SPORTS BUZZ
15
YESHIVA COLLEGE PRIMARY SCHOOL
16
YESHIVA COLLEGE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL (Includes Playschool)
19
ADVERTISING AND CLASSIFIEDS
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CLASSIFIEDS
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MISSION STATEMENT OF YESHIVA COLLEGE
To create a nurturing environment in which the Yeshiva partners with parents to provide excellence in
Torah Chinuch (education) and General Studies, in order to prepare children for life and its responsibilities
as Torah Jews, with values in line with the core values of our school.
CORE VALUES OF YESHIVA COLLEGE
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Ahavat Hashem – nurturing a meaningful relationship with Hashem.
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Commitment to Halacha – striving to live according to Torah values.
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Talmud Torah – pursuit of Torah learning.
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Derech Eretz – approaching all endeavours with responsibility and integrity.
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Gemillut Chassadim – respect, sensitivity, tolerance and concern for individuals and
community. A social responsibility towards society.
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Love of Eretz Yisrael (Land of Israel) and appreciation of the State of Israel.
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MENAHEL’S MICHTAV
This week during a shiur kelali for the entire Boys’ High (besides Matrics who have just started FINALS –
behatzlachah!!!!!!!! – more about them later) we discussed the significance of Yeshiva College students
signing up for the Big Shabbat when most of us already keep Shabbat. The avenue we took was Shabbat
has so many levels of observance that everyone can sign up to take their Shabbat experience to a higher
level and in doing so “taste Heaven already on Earth!”. The lessons we learnt were from the Navi
Yishayahu who maps out the path to this terrestrial experience of otherworldly bliss through the acronym
W.O.K.T. (WALK – differently from the way we chase our mundane needs during the week; ONEG – enjoy
the Shabbat experience; KAVOD – honour Shabbat by preparing thoroughly for it; TALK – about different
things than you do during the week). One who observes Shabbat in terms of the forbidden “melachot”
invariably will find plenty ways of enhancing their “Shemirat Shabbat” in the four areas described by the
Navi! And so – on the topic of the “Big Shabbat” – only a “Big Menahel’s Michtav” will do it justice (besides
which so much has happened over the past few weeks – almost feels like the last newsletter was last year!
LL!!!).
Wrapping up last term, after almost 2 years of
planning it became public knowledge that the
Grade 10 class has a special unit that has been
commissioned by the SADF (South African Defence
Force) to train in preparation for an Alien invasion
(wasn’t there a movie about that?). Lasertag might
seem like lots of fun, an awesome workout and
team-building experience – but if you see it become
a “weekly school extramural” – please be advised
to “read between the lines”! One of our Grade 10
Students, Shmuel David Goldberg (code name “the
Grand Master”) participated in the World Junior
Chess Competition held in Durban a few days prior.
Out of the one thousand best junior Chess players in the World, Shmuel David came 30th in has age group
– a remarkable achievement!!! – but wait: Chess, the master game of strategy, would be the perfect way to
take Alien Defence to a new level. Is a
coordinated international effort under
way???
We all know that the IDF is in a league
of its own when it comes to defence,
and employing their “Divine Superweapon”, the week of GADNA training
that Kfar undergo perhaps is much
more than we think!? In any event –
it’s a costly undertaking (an a most
worthwhile investment in the future of
the Jewish People along with Humanity) – so we commend the Grade 10’s and parents for their recent
fund-raising efforts at their 2nd Jumble Sale!
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Quality Service of quality products!!!
At the beginning of the term we welcomed back the TiP Tour from an incredible fun-packed holiday at the
Natal Coast where they uplifted the Jewish
Community of Izinga (please see the following
article – shkoyach to Saul Marks for writing it it!). A
huge shkoyach to Gilad, YiD, Kidwell and the
students who went on tour!!! At the same time we
welcomed back Yonatan Ovad, Eitan Kabatznik &
Joseph Greenstein, the 3rd team of “shlichim” we
sent to outlying communities to enhance their High
Holiday Season.
YiD helps the 2nd team of Yamim Nora’im Shlichim along their way…
It was not only TiP Tour & our Shlichim who
spread the light & happiness of the Chagim.
After a surprise cake to congratulate their
Holistic Educator Rav Alon Friedman for his
appointment as Assistant Rav to the Rosh
Yeshiva in the Glenhazel Yeshiva College
Shul… (MAZAL TOV!!!)…
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… the Grade 7 students – backed by the awesome drive of our other Holistic Educator Rav Wineberg,
went on a mission to bring the Spirit of Sukkot to the Jewish Students of Crawford Sandton.
This was followed by a Sukkah Party in Rav Wineberg’s “temporary abode” for the Grade 7’s. Shkoyach
HaRav!!!
The most recent “Middah-of-the-Month”
has been iCare. We ended the term with a
combined picnic breakfast on the High
School lawn where Mesivta showed their
“iCare” for Tichon by setting up breakfast
and Tichon in turn showed their “iCare” for
the ground staff by clearing up afterwards.
We were treated to an almost flash-mob
like appearance of our YCBHS choir who
treated us to a live performance of their
“Big Shabbat Dror Yikra” piece that went
viral after we screened it at Shiur Kelali
this week!
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YaChad take a lyrical stand…
Back to the Matrics… under the pressure of your finals – when you need a moment to take a break &
reflect on some recent awesome fun, have a look at some “Matric Farewell Pics”
Not working…? The knowledge of who the real Head Boy of 2014 is
sure to put a smile on your face!
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And for extra measure, the Hypnotism Show (who do we thank more: Darren Bass or the hypnotised???)
A huge shkoyach to Alon Shulman’s quick thinking & lightening-reflex response that led to the
rescue of “Awesome Aaron” as the effects of Hypnosis relaxed him “just a bit too much”!!!
When all else fails – there’s always gotta-be-a-selfie to save the day! (I may have mentioned this before –
the only time iCare for a selfie is when the Matric Boys propose (taken at the iCare picnic)…
…Smile!!!
Wishing all the Matrics so much success!!!
Chodesh Tov and a very Big Shabbat Sha-lom,
Ilan Raanan
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TIP TOUR 2014
(With thanks to Saul Marks for compiling this report!)
Tip Tour 2014 was an unbelievable once in a lifetime experience which I will remember for the rest of my life! 17
boys, 4 madrichim and 2 outstanding cooks left from the huge Joburg Jewish Community on Chol Hamoed Sukkot on
route to the small new community of Izinga, in Umhalanga, Kwazulu Natal. These boys were in for 9 days of crazy
activities, and a great Torah experience.
We arrived at Izinga and put down our teffilin,
luluvim and etrogim on the tables of the
breathtaking shul. As Gilad Friedman said that it
was amazing to see these empty tables and
remarkable shul that was usually filled with our
belongings everywhere. We straight away got
started with go-karting and putt-putt on the
Gateway roof. With sea-rafting and Ushaka still
coming up we were in for a treat. Then a
Segway tour around the Moses Mabhida
Stadium and on the Durban beach front. Going
on a sky car to the top of the Durban Stadium
and seeing Durban from a bird’s eye-view. We
went abseiling down a dam wall and built rafts at Shongweni Dam.
Action soccer on the Gateway Roof was exhilarating. Meeting up
with the Grade 10’s who went to the Durban Shul and having a
hypnosis show was tons of fun. Hoshana Rabah Mishmar with our
special guest Rabbi Schnerb was inspiring. Finally our main reason
for being in Izinga arrived – Yom Tov – came in! We uplifted the
small community of Izinga with our davening, leining and
unbelievable singing. (We had 3 members of the YC choir with us).
Simchat Torah was a vibe – we danced with the community and Rabbi Zekry. We made friends with the youth at
Izinga and put smiles upon every congregants face. After uplifting and inspiring the community we left Izinga and
spent our final night at Midmar Dam! We have come home with memories and bonds like we could never have
imagined!
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YESHIVA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
MENAHELET’S MEMO
Welcome back to term 4!
I hope everybody had a wonderful break and that you are all ready and
energised for the last push before school holidays!
Over sukkot we had a wonderful
Simchat Beit Ha’shoeva at my house.
There were 70 girls, mountains of pizza
(which were quickly demolished) and
the most incredible Ruach.
Yasher Koach to Michaela Levy and Raella
Chernick for providing such professional
entertainment and for creating an awesome
vibe!
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This week the school has been busy
gearing up for the Shabbos Project. On
Wednesday everybody signed pledge
cards and received their yellow laces. On
Thursday the Grade 9’s and 11’s packed
care packages to brighten up Shabbos for
the people in the Old Age Home. The
grade 7’s and grade 10’s decided to bring
the Great Challah Bake to the ladies of the
Old Age Home. It is still not clear who had
more fun, our girls or their new adoptive
Bobbas. Special thank you to Cheryl HH
for coordinating all the fine details to make sure the programme happened.
Finally, the school has been buzzing with the preparations for Rosh Chodesh. This month’s Rosh Chodesh
is powered by the grade 8 girls. We have had glimpses of art projects, choir practices and dance
rehearsals and we are so excited to see the finished product!
Happy Birthday to all the October Girls who had birthdays over the holidays:
Kayla Tobiansky, Sera Shor, Liat Biddle, Jessica Goldblatt and Michaela Kwasnik.
Wishing you all a wonderful Shabbos! Enjoy Keeping It Together!
CHANA MEIRA KATZ
Menahelet
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COUNSELLORS’ CORNER
I CARE FOR OTHERS
Are You Teaching Your Daughter to Be
a Mean Girl?
One night, during my senior year of high
school, I received a text message from a
group of girls telling me I was fat and needed to lose weight.
At the time I felt bad and embarrassed for them. It honestly
stunned me that people could be so downright mean and insecure.
Now that I am married with a daughter of my own, my thoughts about it have slightly shifted. I find
myself wondering about those girls' moms. Where were they? And why didn't they teach their
daughters to be kind?
Years later, I ran into one of those girls at the store. We both had our young daughters with us. I
didn't have ill feelings toward her and honestly assumed that we had both moved past the petty
immaturity that tends to accompany those high school relationships. We were both wives and
mothers now. Surely things that happened then would seem silly now -- even laughable. So, in
passing, I said hello.
Nothing.
With a cold glance, and without a word, she walked away. I was stunned. It was at that moment, I
realized two things:
1. Mean girls grow up to be mean moms.
2. Little girls learn from their moms how to be mean girls.
This "mean girl" gene doesn't come on intentionally. I don't think there are many people who pride
themselves on being mean. However, we live in a technology-driven world that, in my opinion,
breeds competitive feelings and makes that mean behavior all too common.
Social media has created an atmosphere where people feel entitled to peek in on every aspect of
your life. People feel entitled to say whatever they want. I cannot tell you how many times I have
observed mothers, via social media, being downright nasty to one another about anything and
everything. It is shocking and sad. But if it starts with us, it has to end with us. It's our responsibility,
as mothers, to do everything in our power to make sure we aren't (even unknowingly) raising mean
girls.
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Be aware of yourself. Being a teacher, I can assure you that your children hear you. (And often
quote you.) They observe you. They mimic you. They hear you tell your husband how that woman
on Facebook "is so full of herself." They listen when you are on the phone with your girlfriend
gossiping about the mom down the street. They even take in the critical things you say about your
own appearance. They hear you. And then they become a product of everything they hear -- a
product of you.
Teach them how to give a compliment. Doesn't this seem so simple? Complimenting is a lost art.
We live in a self-centered society, and it shows. By teaching your children how to compliment others
(and themselves), you are encouraging them to find things they like about other people.
Encourage positive conversation. I am a firm believer that when we start being pessimistic and
negative, we train our brains to automatically think that way. By encouraging and participating in
positive conversations with our daughters, we can help train them to think in an optimistic way. It's
hard to be mean when you see life and see others in a positive light.
Teach them to root for the underdog. I have my mom to thank for this life lesson. When we were
growing up, my mom would always remind us to "root/cheer/vote for the underdog." Whether it was
during student council elections, team tryouts or just a regular day, she would always say that to us
as we got out of the car. Promoting this message teaches children to be aware of others. It will
teach them kindness and empathy. And think of it this way: At some point in time, we will all be the
underdog. How would you want to be treated?
Praise niceness. Nice is a simple world. So simple, its powerful meaning often goes unnoticed.
Growing up, "Because Nice Matters" was our family motto. My mom plastered the phrase all around
the house, and now I have done the same. Being nice does matter. We need to make kindness a
conscious lesson. We need to compliment our daughters when they demonstrate kindness. In a
world that values looks, achievements, accomplishments and awards, let your home value
kindness.
I hope one day, if I run into that high school acquaintance again, she will accept the smile I throw
her way. But even if she doesn't, I'm just going to keep on smiling. After all, nobody is perfect. But
everyone can be nice.
Lyndsi Frandsen is the creator of the Facebook page For All Momkind and co-author of the For All
Momkind blog.
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Y C SPORTS BUZZ
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YESHIVA COLLEGE PRIMARY SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL
Dear Parents,
A warm and sunny welcome back to Term 4 – the last and very short term of the year, not to mention
extremely busy. I hope you all had a good Chag and good rest!
Please take note of the following information:
1.
School Uniform
You are all aware by now what the school uniform regulations are for Yeshiva College Primary
School. The rules are two-fold:
a)
b)
The correct school uniform;
The level of modesty according to our Torah Ethos
With regards to the correct school uniform, the proper items are available from Stadium Sports.
Girls should wear white bobby socks with black shoes. No coloured hair accessories, jewellery or
nail polish will be allowed.
The boys must wear black or navy yarmulkes and no jewellery/accessories.
In connection to point b) our school rules are that all boys should wear yarmulkes & Tzitzit (including
during sports) and girls, the sleeves should reach the elbows and the skirts should cover the knees
while seated. I implore the parent body to follow these guidelines.
It is most uncomfortable to single out a child about the level of tzniut. However, if children do not
comply with this school rule, boys and girls will be sent to the office and a phone call to home will be
made to rectify the issue immediately.
2
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
Although birthday parties are a private concern, they do reflect on the ethos of Yeshiva College!
Families choose Yeshiva College for the unique offering that we give. A Halachic approach based
on the Torah laws and values are of paramount importance to us. This is combined with excellence
in General Studies, thus allowing all children to be integral citizens of society.
It is imperative that all families are comfortable within our system, therefore, when planning your
birthday parties for your children, please keep the following in mind:
i)
Time of party – e.g. a Saturday night party for a Grade 2 would be deemed inappropriate;
ii)
Boys should invite boys only
iii) Girls should invite girls only
iv) In general, all themes should be carefully considered
v)
Theme of party – if showing a movie, it should be carefully screened and the parental guidance
and recommendation of age should be followed
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YESHIVA COLLEGE PRIMARY SCHOOL (Cont.)
PRINCIPAL
Discos, dancing parties and themes emulating rock bands etc. are inappropriate for our school even
if it is gender specific.
All food should be strictly Kosher.
IMPORTANT DATES
1.
2.
3.
Grade 1 concert – 12 November – evening, time to be confirmed
Grade 6 Valedictory – 3 December – evening, time to be confirmed
Grade 6 Outing – 4 December
On the eve of this special Shabbat, I wish you all a Shabbat of peace and tranquility. Enjoy being part of
this amazing initiative.
Shabbat Shalom,
Joseph Beer
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As you know, parents are expected to participate in the protection of our children at school. By doing CSO duty
you help contribute to achieving a high level of protection for our children at school. All that is expected of you is
to keep your eyes and ears open, and to be aware of anything suspicious. Your attendance and punctuality is
vital.
Please report for security duty on the day allocated at 7.10 am at the main entrance, Long Ave. Duty ends 7.45
am.
If you are unable to do the allocated shift, it is your responsibility to swap your shift with another parent. Please
inform Mark Finkelstein on (082 808 8632) of the change or contact him should you have any queries.
27 – 31 October 2014 - 7.10 am
Monday
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Tuesday
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Names
Wednesday
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Names
Thursday
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Friday
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Names
Amit Frankel
Ariel Krengel
Avigal Rogoff
Benji Bayhack
Binyamin Shamila
Deena Joselowsky
Doron Jaffe
Eitan Pokroy
Eitan Riesenburg
Gabriel Spruch
Harel Melchior
Li-el Lachmi
Meira Crouse
Raphaella Felsher
Talia Glicksberg
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PLEASE CALL BEFOREHAND TO
ARRANGE A TIME
Contact Melanie: 011 440-1906/082 462-7713
PRICE LIST
Jersey
Girl’s Skirt
Girl’s Shirt
White Shirt (with or without badge)
Sport Skirt
Sport Shirt
Sport Shorts
Sport Caps (with Yeshiva logo)
Swimming Costumes
Tzitzit (not pasul)
Raincoat
Thick Rain Jacket
Grey Pants
Shoes
Blazers
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YESHIVA COLLEGE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL
Dear Parents
A very warm welcome back to school for what promises to be an amazing and busy fourth term!
The term started with the arrival of eggs in incubators in both schools. The children's excitement was
almost tangible and, at any given moment, little groups of children could be seen clustered around the
incubators waiting patiently for the first crack to appear and a little beak to emerge.
The activity began with a talk to the children about the eggs and concluded with a talk about the
chickens. The children will be given the opportunity to hold the gorgeous fluffy chicks which, of course, is
one of the highlights of the activity.
This miracle of creation never ceases to amaze us and the delight on the children's faces as the chicks
emerge is so special in itself.
Our Big Challah Bake in which the Nursery School and
Grade R children all joined to make challah simultaneously
was an incredible event.
Imagine tables and tables of young children, in special aprons, kneading, plaiting, basting dough; choosing
a filling; chatting and music playing and you have the Yeshiva College Nursery School/Grade R Big
Challah Bake!
Not to be left out, the Playschool also baked challah as part of our participation in the Big Shabbos project.
We hope you enjoy the material sent home with the children which captures the essence of Shabbos.
TALK: PRO-SOCIAL SKILLS: REMINDER
On Wednesday 29 October at 7.45 pm in the Girls' Beit Midrash (building next to the Primary School hall),
the presentation of the Pro-Social Skills programme, that will be introduced into the Nursery School and
Grade R, will take place.
The participation of parents is vital to its success and so we look forward to a full house!
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YESHIVA COLLEGE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL (cont.)
PRINCIPAL
DATES OF EVENTS
Please ensure you received the letter listing the dates of end-of-year rings and orientation/information
days.
FRIENDSHIP LISTS
Please ensure all friendship lists have been returned to your child's teacher.
CAPS/SUNCREAM
While the weather is perfect for water- and outdoor play, it is also very hot.
Please ensure that your child brings a cap to school and that suncream is
applied in the morning. Caps should be labelled and may be left at school so
that they are always readily available.
MAZALTOV to Amira and Jonathan Bloch and family on the birth of a precious son.
We hope you all have a wonderful Big Shabbos!
SHABBAT SHALOM.
Ruth Kirkel
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YESHIVA COLLEGE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL (cont.)
PRINCIPAL
Please take note of the security duties for the week commencing 27.10.2014. Your attendance and punctuality is vital.
If you are unable to do your allocated shift, it is your responsibility to swap your shift with another parent. Please inform
Mark Finkelstein on 082 808-8632 of the change, or contact him should you have any queries.
PLAYSCHOOL SECURIT ROSTER
MORNING SHIFT
07h45 – 08h30
DATE
Monday 27 October
Bella Gochin
Tuesday 28 October
Jude Helper
Wednesday 29 October
Adina Horwitz
Thursday 30 October
Avital Jacobson
Friday 31 October
Temima Kagan
PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL SECURITY DUTIES
DATE
Monday 27 October
Tuesday 28 October
Wednesday 29 October
Thursday 30 October
Friday 31 October
MORNING SHIFT
07h45 – 08h30
AFTERNOON SHIFT
12h20 – 13h00
Gavriel Graff
Gavriel Bellon
Gavriel Kahn
Talya Blieden
Mia Kayle
Noah Brasg
Gadi Gochin
Tali Green
Elih Joffe
Naphtali Kramer
Elisheva Kahn
Ariella Kretzmer
Hannah Schneider
Eliana Lipschitz
Dalya Meyberg
Gadiel Rogoff
Daniel Shapiro
Kayla Bloch
Talia Meir
Lieba Bloch
* On a Friday the Afternoon Shift begins at 12h00 and ends at 12h30
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ADVERTISING AND CLASSIFIEDS
FOR NEWSLETTER ADVERTISEMENTS, PLEASE CONTACT SHIRLEY SAACKS AT
YESHIVA COLLEGE. TELEPHONE NUMBER: (011) 640-3111 - OR EMAIL SHIRLEY AT:
[email protected].
THE NEWSLETTER IS AVAILABLE ON THE WEBSITE AND IS ALSO AVAILABLE
IN HARD COPY (limited amounts) EVERY FRIDAY DURING TERM TIME.
THE D E A D L I N E FOR INSERTIONS AND ADS IS 4 P M ON
T U E S D A Y S.
THE COST IS AS FOLLOWS:
Classified Ad = R100
½ Page = R200, Full page = R320
N.B. IF THERE IS NO PAYMENT IN ADVANCE -- THERE WILL
BE NO ADVERT
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The greatest mistake you can make in life is to be
continually fearing you will make one. (Elbert
Hubbard)
“Nothing shows a man’s character more than what he
laughs at.”
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Lost Property – Hashavat Aveidah
An “Offshore Limited” stainless steel watch with
(broken) black leather strap:
Was found in the vicinity of Corbel Crescent a few
months ago.
To claim please contact Ilan Raanan (082 335 2247)
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CLASSIFIEDS
A member of the Jewish Community needs a kidney transplant.
Blood Group O
If you would consider this great mitzvah of donating a kidney
Please contact: Dr Robert Odes
Email: [email protected]
Or: sms 082 391-5062
BOOK COVERING SERVICE
I will take the hassle out of covering your children's school
books for next year. Contact 082 775-8900
DO YOU WANT YOUR CHILD TO SUCCEED? KUMON MATHS AND ENGLISH HELPS WITH
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CONTACT TESSA ON 082 900 3379/ 884 9022 TO BOOK AN
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BOOK COVERING SERVICE
Once again, let me take the monotony of book-covering off your hands. All you have
to do is drop off your books, together with the right amount of ready cut covers and
plastics and I will do the necessary. You will be advised when to collect. The cost is
R300 per set, including text books.
I do from Grade 1 to Grade 7.Contact me on 082 455 4185 or 011 640 3477 to reserve
your place.
Many thanks MAUREEN SOFFER
My name is JOSEPHINA. I am desperately seeking a room to rent – either to work some
days for it or to rent. Please let me know urgently if you can assist me. Also, if anyone
has a bar fridge that they don’t need or wish to donate, I would be so appreciative.
Thank you
My phone no. is: 072 601 1394
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GLENHAZEL MIKVEH
PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING:
Keilim Mikveh:
Keilim Mikveh times – in order to protect the privacy of women
using the main Mikveh, please observe that the open times are
strictly from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm. To ensure that vessels are
toivelled in the proper manner, please remove all stickers
before immersing.
Ladies Tvilah Times
Please note that the Mikveh is open from ½ hour before tvilah
time and closes 1½ hours thereafter. If you intend to prepare at
the Mikveh, come at least ½ hour before closing time. If you are
running late, call the Mikveh on 011 485-1555 and the attendant
will gladly wait for you.
Enquiries and Bookings:
Please book appointments for Friday evenings and
Yom Tov (preferably 2 days in advance)
Contact GLYNNIS SKLAR on 082 926-0965.
24 October – 30 Tishrei
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Shabbat morning
11.15
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Sunday Morning
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24 October – 30 Tishrei
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