16 September 2011 - Yeshiva College

MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE OF THE ROSH YESHIVA 

Darkenu Ki Tavo 

Besimcha! 

“DARKENU”- the Yeshiva Way! 

16 September 2011 – 17 Elul 

NEWSLETTER NO. 30/11 

In the middle of “tochechos”, the terrible litany of curses in the parsha, the pasuk says “Because you did 

not serve Hashem, your G-d, with gladness and with goodness of heart, out of an abundance of 

everything.” In some sense we are being told that the harshest punishments are sometimes borne not out 

of terrible aveiros, but out of failure to joyfully fulfill the mitzvos. 

One of the essential challenges of chinuch in all ties and particularly in our own turbulent times is to learn 

and to teach the joy of mitzvos, the simcha of Torah. If everyone has a mitzvah to be joyous in their 

relationship to Hashem, a parent and teacher need to be elated because without that joy – the education is 

stunted and thwarted. 

We, as people, crave happiness; we thrive on it. Where do we go to find it? The Tzadik finds his simcha 

in the knowledge that he serves the King of Kings. He is an important courtier and courier – an 

ambassador from the Al-mighty. This fills him with cosmic meaning and simcha. 

If we chas veshalom don’t manage to imbue our children with the ‘Geshmack’ of Torah and Mitzvos and 

Middos, then we leave them to find consolation wherever it is available. Sadly, this can have lasting 

ramifications.

Even in a difficult long passage of Gemara or Tosfos we need to look for ‘our portion’ – one idea or nuance 

that speaks to us and makes us feel inspired. If the children see that we really get joy from ‘our portion’ of 

Hashem’s Torah – they will continue to pursue their portion. 

We only continue to do what we enjoy doing. Therefore the challenge is great for our own personal 

progress as for our children. We need to create all educational opportunities in a ‘big’ and exciting and 

joyous way. 

Wishing you a 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 

All Welcome. 


CANDLE-LIGHTING TIMES 

Candle Lighting - 5.44 

Ends – 6.33 

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CONTENTS 

MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE OF THE ROSH YESHIVA 1 

MISSION STATEMENT OF YESHIVA COLLEGE 4 

THE DESK OF THE PRINCIPAL OF THE HIGH SCHOOLS 5 

MIDDLE SCHOOL HOMEWORK - WEEK 19 - 23 SEPTEMBER 2011 6 

YESHIVA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 7 

YESHIVA COLLEGE PRIMARY SCHOOL 9 

YESHIVA COLLEGE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL 10 

YESHIVA COLLEGE PLAYSCHOOL 12 

HALACHA ARTICLE 14 

ADVERTISING AND CLASSIFIEDS 16 

CLASSIFIEDS 29 


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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 

● Ahavat Hashem – nurturing a meaningful relationship with Hashem. 

● Commitment to Halacha – striving to live according to Torah values. 

● Talmud Torah – pursuit of Torah learning. 

● Derech Eretz – approaching all endeavours with responsibility and integrity. 

● Gemillut Chassadim – respect, sensitivity, tolerance and concern for individuals and 

community. A social responsibility towards society. 

● Love of Eretz Yisrael (Land of Israel) and appreciation of the State of Israel. 

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THE DESK OF THE PRINCIPAL OF THE HIGH SCHOOLS 

PLEASE NOTE THAT MRS BLOCH HAS BEEN AWAY ON A SAHISA CONFERENCE THIS WEEK AND 

THEREFORE THERE IS NO ARTICLE FROM HER. 


HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS 

TENNIS IS STARTING UP AGAIN 

The High school has an A team and a B team 

Upcoming fixtures: 

19 September: Sacred Heart – Away 

PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO GIVE YOUR NAME TO THE 

SPORTS OFFICE IF YOU WANT TO TAKE PART IN THE FIRST 

EVER YC SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS – OPEN TO ALL GR 5-11 

BOYS WHO ARE PLAYING OR INTERESTED IN PLAYING 

SQUASH 

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MIDDLE SCHOOL HOMEWORK – WEEK 19 – 23.09.2011 

SUBJECT 

Grade 7 

Grade 8 

Grade 9 

English Comprehension 

“Holes” Read chapter 1 – 10 Comprehension and 

Language 

“Holes” Answer questions 

advertising techniques 

Advertising 

presentation 

chapter 1-14 

Crossword puzzle 

Afrikaans Leer voornaamwoorde Leer Taalreëls Leer vir Prosatoets Hfst 

Hersien Taalreëls 

10,11 & 12 

Hersien Taalreëls 

Maths Tutorial Exercise 3 Pg. 73 - 75 Assignment due 

Monday 26 September 

2011 

Hebrew Vocab test Vocab test Vocab test 

NS All work not completed 

in class. 

SS Cycle Test – Mapwork: 

Kind of maps, map 

conventions, grid 

references, latitude and 

longitude, direction, 

scale 

EMS Chapter 6 Management 

Test Pg’s 10-14 


All work not completed in 

class. 

All work not completed 

in class. 

Complete poster on WW 1 Complete poster on 

Ban the bomb 

Reconstruction & 

Development Program 

Activity Pg. 71-72 

Activity 8 Pg. 52 

Interest Calculations 

Technology Project to be completed Project to be completed Project to be completed 

AC All tasks to be handed 

in for 3 rd term mark. 

E.g. Collage, Sumi-e 

tasks etc 

Computers Assignment to be given 

in class 

Requesting that all tasks be 

completed for 3 rd term mark. 

E.g. vision board, Marc 

Chagal worksheets etc 

Assignment to be given in 

class 

All worksheets and 

projects to be handed 

in for 3 rd term mark. 

Complete all tasks 

please 

Assignment to be given 

in class 

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YESHIVA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 


DEAN VECHESHBON 

Parshat Ki Tavo, to a large degree, concludes Sefer Devarim, a book we refer to as “Mishneh Torah”, as it 

essentially was the repetition of the Mitzvoth of the Torah to the next generation who were born and came of age 

in the Midbar. Just as the other “Book of Mitzvoth”, Sefer Vayikra, concludes with the “Tochechah” (consequences 

of observing the mitzvoth or failure to do so), so too do we find a “Tochechah” in this week’s Parshah. We studied 

the observation Rav Hirsch makes that in both cases, the last mitzvoth we are taught are about “ma’asrot” tithes, 

given away to those in need, and the beckoning question of why? Rav Hirsch points out how important our 

orientation is towards ownership and sensitivity towards others: a “giver” demonstrates this sensitivity as well as 

acknowledges that in the broader scheme everything ultimately belongs to Hashem! 

Teshuvah, Tefillah and Tzedakkah are our 3 central forms of preparation for the Yamim Norai’m. In terms of 

Teshuvah, we have been blowing the shofar daily to awaken ourselves spiritually. For Tefillah, during shiur kelali 

this week we looked at the central themes of “Ledavid Hashem Ori” that we say all the way through until Shmini 

Atzeret. As for the Tzedakkah of our Parshah, our Grade 9 Chessed Committee have raised R3000 to give to the 

Paratrooper unit of Tzahal doing their basic training and the Grade 7’s are running an ice-cream and doughnut 

sale this Wednesday to raise money for Arcadia. Shkoyach ladies! (Please support!) In our Halachah classes, 

teachers will be devoting time towards revising the halachot of Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot until the 

end of term. 

Shalhevet has been more active than ever. We’re thrilled to have the Grade 6 students join us Friday mornings for 

Parshah. Shalhevet has an awesome lineup of special programmes. Grade 10 is off to Pretoria for the YID- 

Shalhevet ShabbaTOWN. We thank our Shalhevet head, Morah Tammy and the rest of the Levy family for 

bolstering the YID ranks! Grade 9 has a Mishmar this Thursday night at the Chipkins. We thank the Chipkins for 

hosting this. Grade 11 has a Shabbat lunch next week at the Feldmans. We thank the Feldmans for this as well. 

Shkoyach to Morah Tammy for all these initiatives! 

Morah Gerson’s Grade 7 programme has been incredible. This week we were privileged to have Dr. Joanne 

Abrams address our students. Her talk was really amazing - thank you! 

This Wednesday, our beautiful new Beit Midrash was fitted out with fixed audiovisual equipment. We thank 

Darren and Rozanne (nee Turiel) Platsky, both former students of Yeshiva College who made Aliyah many years 

ago, for their generosity that has enabled this! 

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After Camp Launch this week, Rugby Friday should blend us in with the South African frenzy of retaining the Web- 

Ellis trophy – but there’s another magnificent trophy closer to home in numerous ways that we’re focusing on: 

The Israel Quiz trophy! The most recent winner of the 2010 competition, Shira Amar, has presented us with the 

challenge of retaining the cup in the Girls’ High. Gabriella Urdang made it to the finals last year – so you already 

have the experience and the support of every one of us! You are our best chance – “behatzlachah” for next 

Sunday!!! 

On a sadder note, we had an emotional farewell for one of our students who is making Aliyah. Tali Kur will pave 

the way for the rest of her family. We had a siyum with Divrei Torah in Tali’s honour, a farewell breakfast club for 

the Grade 9 class and after Tefillah in the presence of the whole school, our Head Prefect Rivki Bank, present Tali 

with a card and Artscroll Tehillim from the class and school, in a very emotional farewell… but Tali remember – 

“lehitra’ot” dosen’t mean “goodbye” – it means “see you” in Israel soon, please G-d! 

Wishing you all a wonderful Shabbat, 

Ilan Raanan 


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News from: 

YESHIVA COLLEGE PRIMARY SCHOOL 

PRINCIPAL 

PLEASE NOTE THAT MR BEER HAS BEEN AWAY ON A SAHISA CONFERENCE THIS WEEK AND 

THEREFORE THERE IS NO ARTICLE FROM HIM. 


CSO SHIFT ROSTER – PRIMARY SCHOOL 

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. 

Monday 

19.09.11 

Names 

Jake Goldberg 

Jarred Lifshitz 

Josh Cohen 

19 September - 26 September 2011 7.10 am 

Tuesday 

20.09.11 

Names 

Keren Katzew 

Leah Nagle 

Liah Abrams 

Wednesday 

21.09.11 

Names 

Liat Lew 

Lior Kolman 

Ori Fisher 

Thursday 

22.09.11 

Names 

Shayna Levy 

Tali Hazan 

Talia Levy 

T E N N I S 

U/13 tennis vs KDL, yeshiva lost. 

U/11 tennis vs Sacred H, Yeshiva won 

S Q U A S H 

Friday 

23.09.11 

Names 

Daniel Beder 

Tali Benjamin 

Ahron Biddle 

PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO GIVE YOUR NAME TO THE SPORTS OFFICE IF YOU WANT TO TAKE PART IN 

THE FIRST EVER YC SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS – OPEN TO ALL GR 5-11 BOYS WHO ARE PLAYING OR 

INTERESTED IN PLAYING SQUASH. 

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News from: 

YESHIVA COLLEGE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL 

PRINCIPAL 

Dear Parents, 

The Chesed programme in all the units is really going ahead. 

Hatzolah came and showed the children all the equipment, and of course they loved the siren. The 4’s run 

into the school in the mornings with coins in hand ready to fill their Ohr Netanel tins and the Grade R’s are 

preparing for the Selwyn Segal Visit. 

Or grateful thanks to Mark Levin from Protea Arts and Crafts for making special bags for our visitors. 


Many many thanks to all the parents who came to read to their children on 

Thursday – International Literacy Day – which I am hoping will become an 

annual event. Many thanks for all your generous donations of books for 

outreach, as well as for our own library. 

The children were intrigued by the stories told by Helen Heldenmuth as well as Brenda Shafir. Our grateful 

thanks to both storytellers. 

On Tuesday we had a show by Rachel Diamond on the Mitzvos of Elul leading up to Rosh Hashana. It 

was an extremely professional production enjoyed by children and staff alike. 

Grade R Sports 

This started on Tuesday with the girls and Thursday for the boys. The sports dept will be coming to fetch 

the children at 12.30. Thanks to Greg Hurvitz for arranging this. 

NB 

Monday 19 th Morah Sharni’s RH ring 8.30am 

Tuesday 20 th Morah Jenny and Morah Robynne’s RH ring 

Please not only 2 adults per child and no siblings please. Our children are to wear dresses or skirts for the 

girls and kippot for the boys. 

Please be reminded to dress appropriately and fathers to wear kippot. 

Wednesday 21 st Bee Show for all age groups 

‘The surest way to make it hard for children - is to make it easy for them ‘ Eleanor Roosevelt 

Have a wonderful weekend and Shabbat Shalom 

Marion Falk 

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YESHIVA COLLEGE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL (cont) 

PRINCIPAL 

Please take note of the security duties for the week commencing 19 September 2011. 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. 

DATE 

Monday 19 September 

Tuesday 20 September 

Wednesday 21 September 

Thursday 22 September 

Friday* 23 September 


PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL SECURITY DUTIES 

MORNING SHIFT 

07h45 – 08h30 

Lyam Jasven 

Lital Ganon 

Eva Trope 

Ilan Rabinowitz 

Suri Gochin 

Jacob Maraney 

Eitan Lewis 

Daniel Nathan 

Ariella Cohen 

Layla Kayle 

AFTERNOON SHIFT 

12h20 – 13h00 

Hannah Bondi 

Jayda Sack 

Aaron Kark 

Gidon Romberg 

Joseph Goldstein 

Estee Chachi 

Grace Jacobson 

Gavriel Levin 

Lila Nossel 

* On a Friday the Afternoon Shift begins at 12h00 and ends at 12h30 

Azriella Sacks 

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News from 

YESHIVA COLLEGE PLAYSCHOOL 

PRINCIPAL 


Please note that Mrs Kirkel 

has been away on a SAHISA 

conference this week and 

therefore there will be no 

article from her. 

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HALACHA ARTICLE 

The Snitching Supervisor 

by Rabbi Dr. Asher Meir, Business Ethics Centre of Jerusalem 

Discussing the shortcomings of your workers. 

Q 

As a supervisor in my workplace, I often have to discuss workers' performance with other managers. If I discuss 

their shortcomings, am I guilty of slander? 

A. 

Jewish tradition places a particular emphasis on careful speech and avoiding harming others or hurting their 

feelings through malicious or even careless speech. The prohibition of harmful speech has its source in the 

following verse (Leviticus 19:16): "Don't go about as a talebearer among your people; don't stand idly be the blood 

of your neighbour." 

What is the connection between the two halves of the verse – "don't go about as a talebearer" and "don't stand idly 

by the blood of your brother"? We find two complementary approaches in the commentators. 

Maimonides writes that "This is a grave transgression and causes the deaths of many souls of Israel; therefore it is 

adjacent to 'don't stand idly by the blood of your brother'". (1) According to this explanation, the two halves of the 

verse reinforce each other; I avoid "the blood of my neighbour" precisely by refraining from spreading gossip, 

which leads ultimately to enmity and bloodshed. 

The Medieval commentary on the commandments, Sefer HaChinukh, takes a different approach. He writes that a 

person shouldn't say damaging things about others – unless the intention is to prevent damage or quiet a dispute. 

(2) The two halves contrast and balance – we shouldn't relate idle gossip, but we shouldn't refrain from speaking 

when silence would be culpable negligence toward a potential victim. 

This approach was given precise boundaries by one of the great rabbinical authorities of the late 19th and early 

20th centuries, Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan of Radin, Poland. Rabbi Kagan was a renowned legal authority as well 

as revered for his saintly conduct; he decided that he would compose a strictly reasoned legal work defining the 

boundaries of this prohibition and providing binding rulings. He concluded that it is permissible to relate a 

damaging statement when the following conditions are fulfilled: 

1. The main condition is that the statement is intended to achieve some concrete benefit. Making damaging 

statements is permissible only when it is needed and intended to protect someone. 

2. In addition, disclosure must be necessary to attain the benefit. If the same benefit can be obtained without 

disclosure, for example by a talk with the wrongdoer, then there is no justification for disclosing the 

information. 

3. You are certain of the truth of the information you relay. Stating hearsay is the essence of gossip. The 

information must also be related accurately, without judgment or exaggeration. 


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4. You must also be convinced of the negative implications. We have a general obligation to judge others 

favorably, we shouldn't be in a rush to spread negative information to others if we ourselves aren't 

convinced that it implies any potential harm to the listener. 

5. There must be no undeserved damage to the subject. We will discuss this in detail in upcoming lessons, 

but for example a person may have misbehaved at work and deserve a report but not dismissal; a person 

may have acted improperly towards a neighbour and deserve a fine but not arrest. If reporting will cause 

undeserved damage it is impermissible. (3) 

These rules apply equally to a supervisor or a co-worker, but their application is quite different. If you notice some 

minor deficiency in the performance of a co-worker, it will be generally be the exception that reporting it will lead to 

some concrete benefit. Will management really listen to you? Do they have regard for your objectivity and 

judgment? Is this really new information that supervisors are not aware of? So for the average observer, reporting 

is the exception, reserve the rule. 

But if you are a supervisor, it is the essence of your job to evaluate and report on workers' performance. It is most 

likely that your reports are needed for some concrete benefit; otherwise you wouldn't be getting a salary to make 

them. For the supervisor, reporting is the rule, reserve the exception. 

When despite this should even supervisors keep quiet? If management wants you to report on matters that are not 

really of relevance to job performance (for example, political opinions) or to report in an inequitable way (for 

example, to actively seek "dirt" on a particular employee), it is appropriate for you to seek clarification of the policy 

and the justification for it. If you are convinced the policy is unjustified and counterproductive you may have to 

occasionally ignore it. 

Worker oversight is certainly necessary and appropriate; the Talmud tells us that someone who has inherited a lot 

of money and wants to lose it fast should hire workers and not supervise them. (4) However, this doesn't justify 

transmitting unfairly damaging information about them. In most cases, the kind of information supervisors have to 

pass on is necessary for a constructive purpose, but supervisors should keep alert for exceptional cases where 

the information is improperly used, and request a clarification of inappropriate policies. 

SOURCES: (1) Maimonides Code, laws of opinions 7:1 (2) Sefer haChinukh 236 (3) Chafetz Chaim chapters I:10, 

II:9 (4) Babylonian Talmud, Bava Metzia 29b. 

Rabbi Bookatz 

Associate Rabbi at Mizrachi 

Tel: +27 11 485-3624 

Rabbi of Tichon at Yeshiva College 

Tel: +27 11 640-3111 


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ADVERTISING AND CLASSIFIEDS 

YESHIVA PRIMARY SCHOOL 

SECOND-HAND UNIFORM SHOP 

(BUY OR SWOP) 

Contact Melanie on 

(h) (011) 440-1906 / 

(cell) 082 462-7713 

(f) 086 503-6792 should you wish to 

view the uniforms. 

All items have been washed and 

checked and are in very good 

condition 

A PAIR OF BLUE FRAMED LENSED 

SPECTACLES WERE LEFT AT THE THEATRE ON 

THE LAST NIGHT OF THE PLAY THIS WEEK. IF 

THEY BELONG TO YOU, KINDLY COLLECT THEM 

FROM SHIRLEY IN THE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS 

RECEPTION AREA. THANK YOU 


YESHIVA HIGH SCHOOL 

SECOND-HAND UNIFORM 

SHOP 

Contact ADI for more details 

083 4078034 

IF ANYONE HAS BLAZERS TO 

DONATE, IT WILL BE GREATLY 

APPRECIATED. 

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Parenting Talk for teens: Luke Lamprecht, expert in Child 

Protection and Director at Jhb Parents and Child, will address 

all parents on Thursday 22 September 2011 at 7:30pm in the 

Girls’ Beit Midrash on the challenges facing our teens at 

present, and how parents can empower themselves and their 

children. (This is organized by Yeshiva College and Bnei 

NEWLY REVAMPED LIFESTYLE CENTRE AT 


SANDRINGHAM GARDENS 

Nurtured and nourished by your parents and grandparents for many years? 

Now you have the opportunity to give back to the older members of our 

community! 

Whatever time, energy and enthusiasm you are willing to share, will be greatly 

rewarded with appreciation and a sense satisfaction and pride. 

Are you able to do decoupage, bake biscuits, ice cookies, play games like 

scrabble and bingo , make soap, bead etc. Please contact Caroline Koffler 

0832675413 

or Sharon Wilensky 0833006974. 

We are also urgently looking for donations of the following items that you no 

longer need. Craft items, used birthday or greeting cards, games and puzzles, 

DVD's, classical CD's, 3 radios and nail products. 

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MORRIS RUTSTEIN / SAZF HEBREW ULPAN 


L E A R N H E B R E W 

EVERY TUESDAY 

16 AUGUST 2011 – 29 NOVEMBER 2011 7.00 PM – 9.15 PM 

A T 

YESHIVA COLLEGE. CNR. LONG AVE. & RIDGE ROAD, GLENHAZEL 

REGISTRATION IN CLASSROOMS AT YESHIVA COLLEGE – 6.30 PM 

MONDAY – 15 AUGUST 2011 

OR 

SAZF (Prior to course), 2 ELRAY ST. RAEDENE. TEL: (011) 645-2531 (office hours) 

COMMENCING DATE: 16 AUGUST 2011 (TUESDAY) 

TERMINATES: 29 NOVEMBER 2011 (TUESDAY) 

TIMES: EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT FROM 7 – 9.15 PM 

VENUE: YESHIVA COLLEGE (IN THE CLASSROOMS) 

COR. LONG AVENUE AND RIDGE ROAD, 

GLENHAZEL. 

REGISTRATION: WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE FOLLOWING DAY: 

SECURED PARKING 

DATE: 15 AUGUST 2011 (MONDAY) 

TIME: 6.30 PM 

VENUE: YESHIVA COLLEGE (In the classrooms) 

COR. LONG AVE. and RIDGE ROAD, GLENHAZEL 

ENQUIRIES: SAZF 

TEL. NO. (011) 645-2531 (Office hours) 

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FOR NEWSLETTER ADVERTISEMENTS, PLEASE CONTACT SHIRLEY 

SAACKS AT YESHIVA COLLEGE. TELEPHONE NUMBER: (011) 640-3111 - 

OR ELSE, EMAIL SHIRLEY AT: shirley@yeshivacollege.co.za. 

THE NEWSLETTER IS HANDED OUT 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 = R75 – R100; ¼ Page = R125; 

½ Page = R175, Full page = R250 


N.B. IF THERE IS NO PAYMENT IN ADVANCE -- 

THERE WILL BE NO ADVERT 

Please support ORT South 

Africa by shopping at Odizee for 

your Rosh Hashana gifts. 

They have a beautiful selection 

of gifts available and a 

percentage of proceeds made is 

earmarked to ORT SA. 

Odizee is situated at the 

Oaklands Shopping Centre, 

Glenhove Road, Oaklands 

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CLASSIFIEDS 


For the first time ever in South Africa! 

Sydenham Shul presents 

YAAKOV SHWEKEY! 

Tickets still available for 21st September! Teatro Montecasino! 

Book now at COMPUTICKET or call 083 377 3111! 

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY 

Place your orders now for:- 

Yom Tov Gifts, Presentations, Marshmallow Fish Heads 

and Marshmallow Fish 

at THE NUT HOUSE. 011 440 4924. 

S E E K I N G E M P L O Y M E N T 

Experienced Personal Assistant seeking employment. I have had over 17 years experience in a 

highly pressurised environment. Available immediately. Preferably for northern suburbs. Please 

contact: BARBARA on (011) 887-9169 or email bev.folb@gmail.com 

BATMITVAH GIFTS AND YOMTOV GIFTS. 

Contact me for non-precious stones and jewellery. Something different, and so pretty. 

MURRAY 076 447-7327 

If anyone is seeking a very sweet middle-aged maid with wonderful and caring nature, for sleep-in position, 

preferably a smallish house or flat, please contact SHIRLEY on 074-114-2733. 

PS "Time for Me" Ladies Day and Market, 18 September, Pine Street Shul Hall, 8.30am- 

12.30pm, R100 Tips for Day and Night" 

Speakers.."Style me Fabulous" with Tanya Sachs, "What to Eat on the Go" with Melanie Levy, 

"Magic Make Up with Michal Samovich. Fun ,interactive morning with a market with over 20 

stalls and gifts to take home. RSVP to Kiki 0836926399 or kikimarx@worldonline.co.za 

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My name is MERCY REGEDE. I am 31 years old. I do have a passport 

but am waiting for my permit. I am looking for a full-time job as a 

NANNY – stay in or live out.. I trained for a NANNY course and do 

have a certificate. Cell: 078 082-4920 

Bobbas and Zaidas (and other seniors) I will come to your home to show you how to 

email, use internet, word etc. (VERY BASIC). My name is MURRAY and my Cell. no is 

076 4477327 

FOR C.S.O. COURSE PLEASE SEE PAGE 25 FOR FULL PAGE EXPLAINING 

THE COURSE IN DETAIL. 

Contact Lisa Gilbert 082 717 1151 to hire water slides and jumping castles at last year’s 

prices. 

Looking for some enthusiastic ladies in the community to come and paint 

nails at Sandringham Gardens in the afternoons. Please contact Adi Lew for 


further details on 083 407 8034 

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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 1 ½ 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. 

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YESHIVA COLLEGE SHUL 


Include your shul in celebrating your s’machot. 

Sponsor a Kiddush 

Sponsor the Newsletter 

Phone Beverley on (011) 640 3111 if you have an engagement, wedding, birthday, 

family birth, Barmitzvah or anything else worthy of a le’chaim. 

Do we really need an excuse for a party!! 

Gemara Shiur 

Masechet Megilla 

Every Tuesday 

19:30 

Main Shul 

WEEKLY SHIURIM BY RABBI TANZER 

Parsha of the Week 

Shabbat morning 

11.15 

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Sunday Morning 

FOOD FOR BODY 

AND SOUL 

Pirkei Avot 

Every Thursday 

(Ladies only) 

10:15 

In Rabbi A Tanzer’s 

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