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Mehadrin SOL MARINE HOTEL F a MILYSUMMERVACATIO N ME UM R V S AC Y A IL at the T Travel Desk • NEW DIRECT LINE: 560•9110 I THE TRAVEL DESK is for making reservations and receiving info about Israel Center M Mehadrin O tiyulim. Please note that ALL Israel Center tiyulim require advance registration. N A At your service SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY F SOL MARINE HOTEL 11:00am•4:00pm (and beyond*) Nahariya•on•the•Mediterranean SUN•WED Aug. 19•22 • 4 days 3 nights NIS1095 p.p. dbl occ for the whole stay Call Naomi at the OU Israel Center Travel Desk, 560•9110; fax: 566•0156; email: Reduced rates for 1 or 2 children in same room [email protected] • if you call outside Travel Desk hours, or if we miss your call for any reason, please leave a message and we will return your call. Bus transportation from/to Jerusalem at additional cost LUNCH? When a tiyul says “bring your own lunch”, you can order one instead from NIS ( 120) incl. local trips Monday & Tuesday. the Israel Center Cafe. When you make your reservation for the tiyul, request a box All rooms facing the sea with a/c, balcony, lunch, or call the CAFE (ext. 106) up to the day before the TIYUL. 18å will get you a sandwich (your choice), a refreshing drink (regular or diet) and a dessert. Your telephone, television and bath lunch will be ready for you when you board the bus. Separate swimming on the beach BOOKED? When a tiyul is listed as BOOKED • you can call to be wait•listed; if you and at the hotel pool at different times call, you will be called back if there is a cancellation, if we add a bus, or when we fix a new date for the tiyul. Half Board incl. coffee and cake daily (glatt kosher • CANCELLATION POLICIES: We reserve the right to charge a cancellation fee in products from either Rabbi Landau or Badatz Eida Charedit) case of last•minute cancellations. Also... Price of tiyul is based on a minimum number of participants. A mini market nearby • Scholar•in•Residence, Shul STUDENTS FROM ABROAD: Parents visiting you this year? If so, speak to us! (560•9110) to see if we have any tiyulim or Shabbatonim (call Ita Rochel New Adventure Park (free of charge) next to the hotel 560•9125) that they might be interested in. – one of the loveliest attractions in the country KASHRUT POLICY: Food for Israel Center In•House programs is supervised by •in•Israel•Mehadrin. Israel Center sponsored trips and programs are Mehadrin. Guest speaker: Menachem Persoff Hotels, restaurants, and tiyulim advertised by outside parties are not necessarily Mehadrin and are not endorsed by the OU or the Israel Center. Touring in the hotel area without need for transportation Calls from abroad: Due to time differences, we recommend that people from Evening Programs • Ideal for families – activites for children abroad fax 972•2•5660156 for attention of OU Israel Travel Desk or email [email protected] • Please be sure to include email or fax number for reply, in Please register at the Travel Desk; call Naomi (02) 560•9110 addition to phone number. Shulamit's tiyulim are always a treat; Come! You will enjoy her delicious sweets! Israel Center tiyulim are partially subsidized by the Jewish Agency for Israel OU Israel Center TT 773 • page 28 • Va'etchanan • Nachamu 5767 issue JERUSALEM MONTH BY MONTH $ Take me out to the ball game, Join us for a baseball SUMMER Menachem Av Tiyul with David Magence game on Wed. Aug. 1st SOLIDARITY Sunday, August 5th • 21st of Menachem Av • 5:00•6:30pm (approx.) between Raanana Express and Modiin Miracle with A unique look at the Old City $ Take me out with the crowd; SPECIAL using sites to tell stories of Aliya to Jerusalem throughout the centuries We'll see about the crowd, •Rabbi Chaim Ben Attar, Ohr HaChayim Hakadosh (approx. 1741) but we hope to be a busload SOULS •Rabbi Yehuda HeChassid (1701) $ Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack, largest Aliya from the time of Nechemia until modern times Wednesday, August 8th Not really, but you can buy • fulfilling the Mitzva of living in Eretz Yisrael 8:00am–8:00pm (approx.) Ramban (1269) snacks, drinks, ices, and hot •Rabbi Yehuda HaLevi (1140) Greatest poet of Zion since King David dogs, hamburgers and more We'll be IY"H spending the day with from the Burgers Bar concession the displaced people of Gush Katif Members NIS 18 (non•members NIS 26) in various places of their dispersion $ I don't care if I never get back. Register in Advance at the Travel Desk (02) 560•9110 But we do care. That's why we Led by Shulamit's tiyulim are always a treat; Come! You will enjoy her delicious sweets! have round•trip transportation Jerusalem•Gezer•Jerusalem ANITA TUCKER the famous celery lady A trip to the world•famous The second of a series of $ Let me root, root, root for the home team, Belz Synagogue Old City Tours which will be the Modiin Miracle, Among the places we will visit... with but you can also root for •Yad Binyamin WED Aug 1st, 11:00am Raanana (at your own risk) •Kibbutz Chafetz Chayim f"qyz a` mgpn f"i Rebbetzin $ If they don't win, it's a shame. 18å members (26å non•mem.) •Yisodot Feiga Kahana $ For it's one, two, three strikes, you're out, Advance registration & payment required •Nitzan or, as they say in Hebrew: for wheelchair or SHALOSH STRIKE = PASUL ECHAD •Ashkelon walking device users $ At the old ball game. •Karmya will take place IY"H on Leave Center at 4:00pm We will have a Wednesday, Aug. 1st Return approx. 8:15pm lavish mehadrin lunch Call (02) 560•9125 to reserve at Kibbutz Ein Zurim If you want to participate in Limited space • 50å p.p. this tiyul or one of the future tours, call Shulamit at Pearl Borow's class will end at 4:00pm NIS100 for members Participants will be informed of the meeting place upon We'll be back IY"H for Dr. Luchins' talk on Secular registration • Sign up with Travel Desk 560•9110 (02) 582•2058 Education: Essential, Permitted, or Forbidden NIS120 for non•members OU Israel Center TT 773 • page 26 • Va'etchanan • Nachamu 5767 issue OU Israel Center TT 773 • page 27 • Va'etchanan • Nachamu 5767 issue.
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