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Hellmann's Mayonnaise Garlic, listed as approved Parev on p.84 of The Really Jewish Food
Guide 2010 now contains Cream Powder and is therefore Dairy. Old stock which does not list
Cream Powder in the ingredients declaration is still approved Parev. For product related enquiries email
info@kosher.org.uk. KOSHER DELIVERIES TO THE REDBRIDGE AREA Just Kosher is a
Kosher Deli, Butcher and Baker in Borehamwood with a huge selection of food. LADIES, HOW'S YOUR READING ? Would you like to "brush up" your Hebrew reading?
VIDEOS ON THE WEB By visiting "Video Choices" on the Ilford Synagogue website,
you can find videos from this year's Melaveh Malka, held on the 9th January 2010.
BEEHIVE LANE JACS
Are you over 50 and enjoy life?
GEMARA SHIUR This will resume on Thursday 2nd September The Tibber Library The Tibber Library has an excellent selection of books to
suit all tastes and ages. SHOW THAT YOU CARE! There are a lot of elderly and housebound members
YAD VASHEM PAGES OF TESTIMONY
Over the past 50 years, Yad Vashem has been working to recover the names of
the six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust. To date only about 3
million names are memorialized in Yad Vashem's Central Database of Holocaust
victims.
The steps one needs to carry this out are as follows:
PROJECT CHESED Project Chesed are now collecting unwanted mobile phones which will go
towards funding Pesach parcels. If you have any old mobile phones, please bring them into
the Shul office. Project Chesed is a joint United Synagogue / London School of Jewish
Studies initiative supported by the Dr Benjamin Angel Foundation and a private donor.
WIN £500 A MONTH
If you would like to advertise with us, please contact the Shul Office for details of our
rates.
from the London Beth Din Kashrut Division
New flavour Tic Tac Cherry Passion is Not Kosher as it contains E120, Carminic Acid.
Kara Coconut Milk Original + Calcium contains Grape Juice and is therefore Not Kosher.
Baby foods Ella's Kitchen The Indian One and The Italian One were previously
approved Parev but were subsequently discontinued. Since their recent re-launch, they are
produced in a non-kosher factory and are therefore Not Kosher.
We would like to draw your attention to the following kashrut alerts. All page numbers refer
to The Really Jewish Food Guide 2010.
Recent batches of Dorset Cereals Berries & Cherries Bars and Fruits,
Nuts & Seeds Bars, listed on p.34, have been mis-labelled 'KLBD'
instead of 'KLBD D'. They are still Dairy and include 'unsalted butter' in the ingredient
declaration.
Please visit the Kosher Product Search on our website
www.kosher.org.uk
They delivery to Redbridge at a very reasonable rate.
To visit their website, please click on
www.justkosher.co.uk
We can now offer classes for ladies in all aspects of Jewish Life, including reading.
These will take place on Sundays or midweek if more suitable, at a time that is convenient to all.
(Classes will be taken by Irene Wald who has been teaching Jewish Studies
for 40 years and is used to teaching people with no previous knowledge of the
subject).
For further details or to express an interest please phone the Office on
0208 554 5969 or e-mail: office@ilfordsynagogue.co.uk
You can also see videos from the Consecration of the Freda Schaller Beis Hamidrash and
the edited speeches from the 2008 Simchat Torah Party.
To get to the menu page, please click: Video Choices
Do you like to make new friends?
Have you got time on your hands?
Why not join Beehive Lane JACS for social and cultural activities?
We meet every Thursday afternoon in the Shul hall between 1.00 and 3.30 pm
We have weekly entertainers, speakers, quizzes & discussions
We provide tea and cake all for the amazing price of £2.00 a visit
and you will be warmly welcomed
For more information
'phone Jean on 020 8554 4675
or Maisie on 020 8554 0451
For adults there are books ranging from Halacha and philosophy to history
and novels. For children there are stories, general knowledge and
histories. Come along and borrow a book for a month free of charge.
in our Community
who would appreciate a call from you!
You could make a difference.
Join our team of volunteers and spend a few hours a month contacting elderly and housebound
members of our community; checking to see how they are keeping and passing on details of
what is happening in the Shul and the community.
Show that you care!
Contact Claire Barzilai
or the Shul Office - 8554 5969
or please e-mail office@ilfordsynagogue.co.uk
To commemorate and bear witness to the lives of our murdered brethren, Yad
Vashem has created what they term, Pages of Testimony. These forms were
created for registering the names of those who perished in the Holocaust.
Each Page of Testimony contains a victim's name, biographical details, and a
photograph when available.
Millions of victims remain unidentified and Yad Vashem has put out an urgent
call to the World Jewish Community to recover their names through a
worldwide Names Recovery Project. This is a race against time, before
those who remember the victims are no longer with us.
Our Society realises the great importance of the Names Recovery Project and
feels that we are in a good position to publicise this project for the
foreseeable future.
You can help in various ways:
The first thing everyone can do is to check their own family trees and
identify any Holocaust victims. If we have Holocaust victims on our tree,
we need to ensure that a Page of Testimony has been filled out for each and
every person.
The second thing we can do is to mention the Names Recovery Project to
everyone we know, especially to those who might not be involved in
genealogy, but who may have Holocaust victims in their families.
Thirdly, because we genealogists are good at capturing 'Vital Data', we
could help others fill in the Pages of Testimony.
1. Identify the name of a Holocaust victim.
2. Check the database of Holocaust victims names, which is available on
line, to see whether a Page of Testimony has already been filled out for
that person or child. Remember that unless someone has specifically filled
out a Page of Testimony for a particular person, it will not be in this
Database. The Pages of Testimony Project was started in the 1950s so one
may find a record for a family member already filled in and submitted in the
1950s by another family member, friend, or neighbour of the victim.
3. If no record is found in the database, fill in a page or each and
every person and submit it to Yad Vashem, either on line or by regular mail.
The Database of Holocaust victim's names can be accessed via the Yad Vashem
website at www.yadvashem.org
Blank Pages of Testimony forms with full
instructions on how to fill them in can also be downloaded from the same
website.
If you need any help or advice please contact
Shirley.collier@btinternet.com
Project Chesed teaches the Jewish responsibility we have for our fellow human beings,
encourages more acts of charity and kindness, and inspires our community to make a
difference.
Did you know that if you join the 200 Club, you can win £500 in our monthly
draw. For £5 a month (for at least twelve months) you will be entered into the
draw. There is no limit to the number of times you can win.
Money raised goes towards the maintenance and improvement of our building.
To join, e-mail: 200club@ilfordsynagogue.co.uk
or call the Office on 020 8554 5969.