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12 HASHALOM April
2017
April 2017
HASHALOM
13
Dear Editor,
My name is Neville Nathan and I’m writing this as a letter of appreciation to the community.
It hasn’t been an easy life for me being deaf, but with the support I have received from the Durban community since 1981, I
feel very blessed. It is very important to me to say thank you and let people know how much I appreciate the support.
To everyone in the Shul who help me to follow the teachings, thank you.
To UJW I really appreciate all you do for me. Thank you.
And while I won’t be able to thank everyone by name, I thank the community in general for the kindness and support.
Kind Regards
Neville Nathan
COMMUNITY NEWS
LETTER TO
EDITOR
Berea Primary School was chosen for a project by
the Durban Shul some 17 years ago, when volunteer
grandmothers and grandfathers agreed to go to the school
on a regular basis to help the children to learn to read. This
year Safta Masha Hack decided to call it a day after the 17
years.
The project is still on at Berea School and at a function to say
farewell to Masha, the school’s principal thanked the Durban
Jewish Congregation for their help.
Our picture shows from the back, left,
Ms Courtney Beukes, and Angelique Potgieter and on the right, Safta Irma Raikin.
Down a tier, first on the left,
Safta Evelyn Plen, Granny Vanessa Beukes a volunteer, Hershilla Pema and Safta Rhona Probis.
Next tier down
Safta Leslie Levin, Lisa Wilmot, Safta Anita Jocum, Nadeera Munilal, Charne Pitman.
Front row,
Pomme Wade, Safta Masha Hack, Natasha Singh, Principal Bridget Williams and Saba Colin Plen.
SAFTAS AND SABA
THE TEACHERS PETS
By Colin Plen
susan@susanabro.com
(031) 312 6227
79 Churchill Road, Morningside
“Wishing the community a happy
And meaningful Pesach.”
FAMILY LAW SPECIALIST
FELLOW OF THE
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY
OF FAMILY LAWYERS
FAMILY LAWYER OF THE YEAR
AWARD – SOUTH AFRICA - 2016
SUSAN ABRO ATTORNEY