TELL May - July 2012 - Emanuel Synagogue
TELL May - July 2012 - Emanuel Synagogue
TELL May - July 2012 - Emanuel Synagogue
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Netzer www.emanuel.org.au<br />
JUNIOR AND MD SLEEPOVER!<br />
If you’re a keen NETZERNIK or<br />
even someone who just wants to<br />
have LOADS of fun, in years 3-8.<br />
Then COME ALONG to Netzer’s<br />
EPIC sleepover! For a night of crazy<br />
activities, awesome games and not<br />
much sleep!!<br />
When:19th and 20th of <strong>May</strong><br />
Where: Years 3-6 @ North Shore Temple <strong>Emanuel</strong>.<br />
Years 7-8 @ <strong>Emanuel</strong> Woolahra <strong>Synagogue</strong><br />
What Time: 6:30 pm Start<br />
How Much: $15<br />
Questions and queries? Contact: Maddi (years 3-6):<br />
maddi.aghion@netzer.org.au<br />
Alice (years7-8): alice.chipkin@netzer.org.au<br />
SENIOR SLEEPOVER!<br />
Are you in years 9-12 and LOVE hanging out with<br />
your friends over the weekend? We at NETZER have the<br />
answer! Why not come along to our Senior sleepover?!<br />
Coinciding with the AWESOME festival of Shavuot we<br />
have an fun-filled, jam-packed night planned for some<br />
good memory-making material!<br />
When? 26th and 27th of <strong>May</strong><br />
Where? North Shore Temple <strong>Emanuel</strong><br />
What Time? 7pm Start. 6pm pick-up (27th)<br />
How Much? $15<br />
SHNAT<br />
So after almost three months, the unfortunate ones,<br />
looking enviously on back at home, continue to hear<br />
great reports from our Netzer Shnatties over in the land<br />
of Israel! We hear of their progress in learning, making<br />
friends and discovering all those exotic and exciting<br />
traditions and cultures of Jerusalem! The following<br />
report allows for you to gain insight into “The life of a<br />
Shnattie”. We hope you enjoy!<br />
Shnat Report from Shoshana Booth at Machon (The<br />
Institute for Leadership and learning, Kiryat Moriah)<br />
We have just reached the end of the fourth week of<br />
Machon, which was busier, colder and then warmer and<br />
more exciting than any week yet.<br />
Snow unfortunately turned to rain on Thursday meaning<br />
that our volunteering options in the afternoon (running<br />
a Purim carnival for a youth centre or community<br />
gardening) were cancelled. The combination of the rain<br />
and the snow was pretty unpleasant, and we spent the<br />
day running from the cafeteria for hot chocolate to classes<br />
and back. However, all was forgiven when we awoke on<br />
Friday morning for the first day of Shabbat Machon to<br />
the shrieks of naked South Africans running outside in<br />
the snow. It snowed properly this time, and there was<br />
something incredibly magical about looking out of the<br />
dorm windows and seeing the campus covered in fat<br />
white snowflakes.<br />
The Netzer Chocolate Seder - led by Netzer chocolate maddies, who wrote a truly funny and original take on the Haggadah - was<br />
held on Sunday 8th April, the third night of Pesach, and a sweet and chocolatey time was had by all.<br />
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