Tevet/Shevat 5771 January 2011 Volume 3/ Number 1 Parashat January 1 Va era January 8 Bo January 15 Beshalach January 22 Yitro January 29 Mishpatim SHABBAT CANDLE LIGHTING January 7 5:26PM January 14 5:30PM January 21 5:34PM January 28 5:37PM ROSH CHODESH January 6 WEEKLY Sunday: 8:00 am Minian/ 9:30 am Hebrew School Special Occations Page 3 Hanukah Parties Page 4 Holocaust Remembrance Page 5 Monday: 7:15 am Minian Shacharit Tuesday: 11:00 am class with Rabbanit for Women Thursday: 7:15 am Minian Shacharit Friday: 6:30 pm Kabbalat Shabbat Shabbat: 9:30 am Minian followed by Kiddush Remember Never to Forget by Lauren and Philippe Liechtenstein Page 6 January 1 January 8 January 15 January 22 January 29 Special Kiddush s Malca Families Yahrzeit of their Mother and Father Bat Mitzvah of Esther Minc Maricar Mascunana Celebrating the arrival of her Mother Ayzick Zeitoune in Memory of his Father Nissim Ben Helen Zeitoune The Kohler Family in honor of Michael s Birthday
January 2011 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Children s 2 Hebrew and Torah Classes for Children 3Minyan 7:15AM 4 5 6 Rosh Chodesh Minyan 7:15AM 7 Maariv Shabbat followed by Dinner 6:30PM 8 Children s 9 Hebrew and Torah Classes for Children 10Minyan 7:15AM 11 12 13 Minyan 7:15AM 14 Maariv Shabbat followed by Dinner 6:30PM 15 Children s 16 Hebrew and Torah Classes for Children 17Minyan 7:15AM 18 19 20 Minyan 7:15AM 21 Maariv Shabbat followed by Dinner 6:30PM 22 Children s 23 Tu B Shevat 24Minyan 7:15AM 25 26 27 Minyan 7:15AM 28 Maariv Shabbat followed by Dinner 6:30PM 29 Children s 30 Hebrew and Torah Classes for Children 31Minyan 7:15AM VISIT YOUR SYNAGOGUE SUPPORT YOUR JEWISH ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES Do you know that membership in the Jewish Association of the Philippines only costs PHP18,000 per year for a family and PHP14,000 per year for singles? Do you know that this small amount goes to paying for all the Shabaton lunches, dinners, events, salaries, lights, maintenance and upkeep of the building. And in addition to all this, your Jewish Association does a lot of charity work. We are WIFI. Come in, browse the library, have coffee and surf the net. JEWISH ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES 110 H. V. Dela Costa Street Salcedo Village, Makati City Philippines Tel: (632) 815-0265 Fax: (632) 840-2566 Website: www.jewishphilippines.org Email: admin@jewishphilippines.net (John Kater) president@jewishphilippines.net (Paul Rosenberg) rabbi@jewishphilippines.net (Rabbi Azaria)
PAGE 3 Civil Birthday Hebrew Birthday This Years Civil Date KENNETH KARSEBOOM January 1 Tevet 13 December 13 ESTHER MINC January 4 Tevet 16 December 16 MARICAR MASCUNANA January 7 Tevet 20 December 20 WILLIAM SCHWARTZ January 9 Shevat 9 January 14 ROSEMARIE ABREU January 12 Tevet 27 December 27 MAI-MAI LIECHTENSTEIN January 13 Tevet 25 December 25 LEAH WANG January 13 Tevet 25 December 25 MITCHELL SCHRANZ January 17 DEBRA KERTZMAN January 22 Shevat 13 January 18 EMMA LINDA KARSEBOOM January 25 Shevat 22 January 27 JOHN KATER January 30 Shevat 10 January 15 ITZHAK WANG January 31 Shevat 20 January 25 Upcoming Kiddush s February 5 Lowy Family Celebrate the Birth of the Gedacht Twins February 12 David Gilinsky In Memory of his Grandfather February 19 Malca Family Despedida of Katie February 26 Please check Bulletin Board outside of Social Hall for future available Dates. All Kiddush bookings are on a first come first serve basis. Upon booking please choose your menu. SPECIAL OCCASIONS Rabbi Azaria installing Mezuzah's with Michael Kohler in the Kohler s new home. Leah Wang s Bat Mitzvah in Israel Eti and Dan Gedacht in the hospital upon the birth of their twin son s Raphael and Max. Mazel Tov on the families new posting to India Mazel Tov Goes to Esther Minc on her Bat Mitzvah
PAGE 4 COMMUNITY HANUKAH PARTY AT THE SYNAGOGUE HANUKAH PARTY AT THE HAREL S HANUKAH PARTY SPONSORED BY THE GILINSKY S, SARFATI S AND ZEITOUNE S
PAGE 5 The Jewish Association is partnering with the United Nations Information Centre outreach program to remind and inform the school children of the Philippines about the Holocaust. The outreach program was created by the United Nations General Assembly in its resolution 60/7, adopted on November 1, 2005. In addition to the above program, we are meeting with various officials in the Department of Education to have the program adopted in all Philippine schools. After making a request to the Holocaust outreach programme in UN New York, they have agreed to send the "Shoah in Europe" exhibit to Manila. We are one of only a few countries where the travelling exhibit will be brought. It will be on display at the Department of Foreign Affairs for one week starting February 9. Then will be moved, for greater visibility, to the PhilPost, Main Post Office.
PAGE 6 BOOKS FROM OUR LIBRARY Every month we will review a book which is in our library. We encourage everyone to use our library. According to Rabbi Talmid, we have the largest library in Southeast Asia. It is here for your reading and learning pleasure. REMEMBER NEVER TO FORGET THE LIFE STORY OF ISRAEL LIOR BY LAUREN AND PHILIPPE LIOR- LIECHTENSTEIN When Israel arrived in Auschwitz he had the number 87584 tattooed on his arm like animal. Those days in the camp seemed like the end of the world, with the madness of death and hatred everywhere. It was easy to cross the line between good and bad, to forget mercy, friendship and forgiveness in order to survive, to steal the last morsel of bread from a dying man. But Israel did none of that; he kept his human dignity, optimism and hope. He never forgot that in him was a man of value and honour. When they were freed and the spirit of revenge came over others, made them drunk with hatred and wanted blood, Israel kept his spirit and soul. He went to Israel to follow his Zionist dream and start a family. He did not become a bitter man, but looked at the world with optimism, always moving. with hope. He carried the pain of his story in his heart in silence until the day came to tell his story. This is the story of a man who remained a man in spite of everything. This is Israel s legacy."
PAGE 7 NEW KIDDUSH MENU S With the wonderful number of member s and guests who are attending our Kiddush Shabbat Special Kiddush = Menu #1 = P12,000.00 (good for 75 people) MAIN DISHES: Hamin Bake Fish with White Sauce Fettucinne Pasta With White Sauce Macaroni and Cheese SIDE DISHES: Shakshuka Hard Boiled Eggs with Tomato and Asparagus Plain Rice Lumpia Fresh with Garlic Sauce SALADS: Tabouli Tuna Salad Israeli Salad Cabbage with Almond and Chive DESSERTS: Yeast Bread with Chocolate Fruit Salad Chiffon Cake Marble Leche Flan OTHERS: Pita (30 pieces) Lachmaniot (30 pieces) 2 Big Challa Kiddush Wine Grape Juice Milk Iced Tea Orange Juice Softdrinks Special Kiddush = Menu #2 = P13, 500.00 (good for 75 people) MAIN DISHES: Moroccan Fish Asojos with Roast Vegetables Tomato Parsley Basil Quiche Spaghetti Rice with Lentils and Onion SIDE DISHES: Lumpia without Wrapper Asparagus Eggplant with Bell Pepper and Tomato Sauce SALADS: Israeli Salad Cabbage Assorted Vegetables Matbucha Greek Salad DESSERTS: Walnut Square Chocolate Cake Assorted Fruits Almazia OTHERS: Pita (30 pieces) Lachmaniot (30 pieces) 2 Big Challa Kiddush Wine Grape Juice Milk Iced Tea Orange Juice Softdrinks
PAGE 8 Special Kiddush = Menu #3 = P17, 250.00 (good for 75 people) MAIN DISHES: Quiche Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce Rice with Tuna, Mayonnaise and Hard Boiled Eggs Lasagna SIDE DISHES: Smoke Salmon Fresh Lumpia with Garlic Sauce Sambusak with Cheese Filling (30 pieces) Cream Cheese with Chives Fish Cigars SALADS: Hummus Israeli Salad Lettuce Salad with Pomelo Penne Pasta with Cherry Tomatoes, Basil, Black Olives and Button Mushrooms DESSERTS: Cake with Fruits Whipped Cream and Pudding Plain Cheese Cake Jam Pie Ice Cream (2 containers) OTHERS: Pita (30 pieces) Bagels (24 pieces) 2 Big Challa Kiddush Wine Grape Juice Milk Iced Tea Orange Juice Softdrinks Special Kiddush = Menu #4 = P18,750.00 (good for 75 people) MAIN DISHES: Baked Chicken Liver Pate Paella Roasted Beef Sliced with Mushroom Spaghetti with Meatballs SIDE DISHES: Bake Potatoes Steam Assorted Vegetables Asparagus SALADS: Matbucha Israeli Salad Fatoosh with Green Olives, Pickles etc Eggs Salad DESSERTS: Baklava Marble Cake Fruits Salad OTHERS: 2 Big Challa Lachmaniot (30 pieces) Kiddush Wine Grape Juice Soya Milk Iced Tea Orange Juice Softdrinks
PAGE 9 We are pleased to announce that, as a special service for visitors and for local residents kosher meals can now be ordered for consumption at the synagogue or for "take away" Orders should be placed one day before they are required. The following menu is currently available MEAT Whole Chicken Roasted/baked (Price per Kilo) 480.00 Chicken (breast) Schnitzel (good for two people) 370.00 Baked Chicken Leg (good for two people) 350.00 (All meat dishes are served with a choice of potatoes or rice) PARVE (per person) Fried Asuhos with Rice or Potato 280.00 Tuna Salad 95.00 Falafel 170.00 DAIRY Medium Size Pizza with Shredded Mozarella Cheese & Tomato Sauce Large Pizza with Black Olives, Sliced Onions, Sliced Tomato, 225.00 Tomato Sauce & Mozarella Cheese 370.00 VEGETABLES (per person) Carrots Zuchini Bunch of Asparagus Humus Mixed Roast Vegetable 25.00 40.00 70.00 210.00 225.00 SALADS (per person) Israeli Salad 100.00 Tabouli 165.00 SANDWICHES Pita Sandwiches (with Sliced Cheese, Tomato Cucumber & Pickes) 80.00 with egg 90.00 Lachmaniot (with Cream Cheese, Tomato, Cucumber & Pickles) Lachmaniot Meatburger 100.00 (with Mustard, Mayonnaise, Sliced Tomato & Pickles) 100.00 Pita Meatburger (with Sliced Onions, Pickles, Tomato, Mustard & Mayonnaise) 110.00 Tuna Sandwich 110.00