Volume 11 Number 21
                       Produced: Mon Jan 10 22:11:18 1994


Subjects Discussed In This Issue: 

Apartment in Jerusalem
         [Jill Felder]
Bols Kashruth
         [Benjamin B Berlin]
Email address for Kfar Haroeh
         [Roy Bernstein]
Jewish in Hawaii?
         [Joseph Greenberg]
Kashrut of Triaminic Medicines
         [<Lawton_Cooper@...>]
Kashrut Supervision
         [Yisrael Medad]
Kosher food and accomodations at Penn State, State College, Pa.
         [Doni Zivotofsky]
Kosher Food in Puerto Rico
         [Alisa Sutton]
Kosher in Denver, CO
         [kagan,jeremy]
Kosher in San Francisco (2)
         [Ben Waldman, Miriam Rabinowitz]
Orthodox Shul near Oak Ridge TN
         [David Z. Wilks]
Tel Aviv realty
         [David Mitchell]
Wines and Liquors
         [Harry Weiss]


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From: Jill Felder <jfe@...>
Date: Thu, 6 Jan 94 07:31:06 -0500
Subject: Apartment in Jerusalem

My husband and I are looking to rent an apartment for the month of July
in Jerusalem.  We will be studying in Yeshivot in Bayit Vegan, but would
also be happy to consider anything elsewhere in the city.

     Jill Felder(<jfe@...>)

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From: <benjyb@...> (Benjamin B Berlin)
Date: Thu, 6 Jan 94 9:00:51 EST
Subject: Bols Kashruth

Recently there was a submission about the Kashruth guide from London.  My
reading of the submission was unclear and before I consume my bottle of
Bols advocat I wondered if someone who knows could advise me regarding any
published information about the kashruth status of the product. Thank You.

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From: Roy Bernstein <RDB@...>
Date: Thu, 6 Jan 1994 08:28:59 GMT+0200
Subject: Email address for Kfar Haroeh 

My son (age 14), at present at school in Cape Town, is leaving in 3 
week's time to spend 5 months on a special Bnei Akiva program for high 
school students at the Kar Haroeh Bnei Akiva Yeshiva High School. It 
would be very useful if I could communicate with him via EMAIL. Does 
anyone know if this is possible? Please mail me direct with an answer?

/\                    /\   Institute for Maritime Technology (Pty) Ltd      /\
\/ ROY D. BERNSTEIN   \/     P.O. Box 181, Simon's Town 7995                \/
/\                    /\     Republic of South Africa                       /\
/\  Tel: (021) 786-1092    Fax: (021) 786-3634    EMail: <RDB@...>         /\

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From: Joseph Greenberg <72600.225@...>
Date: 06 Jan 94 16:46:03 EST
Subject: Jewish in Hawaii?

My inlaws are traveling to Hawaii next week, and I was wondering if
anybody could respond via email regarding jewish things of interest,
kosher facilities, etc. Also, if anybody has the longitude and latitude
for Maui, I'd appreciate it.
  Joe
<72600.225@...>

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From: <Lawton_Cooper@...>
Date: Fri, 07 Jan 94  09:41:58 EST
Subject: Kashrut of Triaminic Medicines

|Date: 1-7-94  9:39am
|From: Lawton Cooper:NHLBI-FED-1:NIH
|  To: {<mljewish@...>}:bitnet
|Subj: Kashrut of Triaminic Medicines
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Joseph Greenberg in Vol. 11 #12 mentions the problem of glycerin in all
Robitussin cough/cold medicines.  He implies that all Triaminic products
are kosher since they do not contain glycerin.

Alas, some of them (at least Triaminic Expectorant) have another problem
ingredient, guaifenesin, an expectorant, which for some reason is not
kosher as normally produced.  That isn't so bad, though, since in my
opinion as a family physician bringing up phlegm can be accomplished as
well in most cases with lots of fluids and a vaporizer.  If necessary, a
prescription for an iodinated product can be obtained (check with your
Rav or the Baltimore Va'ad (410) 484-4110 for questions about specific
products or circumstances in which Sakanat Nefashot (endangerment to
life) may apply).  Also watch out for any liquids with a red dye, since
some of these contain an insect product, though most commonly used red
dyes, such as FD& C Red 40, do not.

For those old enough and able to swallow a pill, my understanding is
that that the kashrut requirements are more lenient, since swallowing a
pill is not eating.  But best to obtain a reliable list of permissible
medicines and ask a reliable person when in doubt.

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From: MEDAD%<ILNCRD@...> (Yisrael Medad)
Date: Wed, 5 Jan 94 04:12:39 -0500
Subject: Kashrut Supervision

For you interest and information:

Rabbi Tzvi Liker, the former Kashrut Consultant to the Chief Rabbinate
of Israel (and a good acquaintance of mine), is available for further
consultation.  He is well versed in all the intricacies of problems
dealing with imported food stuffs, et al.

He can be reached at
Derech Mitzpe Nevo 69/5
Maaleh Adumin
tel: 02-353249  -  Fax: 02-352610

Yisrael Medad

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From: <DONIZ@...> (Doni Zivotofsky)
Date: Wed, 5 Jan 94 04:12:37 -0500
Subject: Kosher food and accomodations at Penn State, State College, Pa.

I will attending several three day courses at Penn State's State College
Campus and would appreciate information regarding availability of kosher
food and the presence of other things Jewish there.  You can respond to
me directly at "<DoniZ@...>"
						Thanks
						Doni Zivotofsky
						215-374-4225

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From: <ISUTTON@...> (Alisa Sutton)
Date: Wed, 5 Jan 94 23:59:45 -0500
Subject: Re: Kosher Food in Puerto Rico

Kosher certified food can be found at the 24 hour Pueblo Supermarket in San
Juan. Ask your hotel concierge for directions.
Alisa Sutton

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From: <sim@...> (kagan,jeremy)
Date: Thu, 6 Jan 94 10:19:46 -0500
Subject: Kosher in Denver, CO

Shul: East Denver Orthodox Synagogue, Hillel School, and of course the
	Denver Yeshiva on the West Side of town, plus a couple of shuls on
	the west side (right off West Colfax).

Eats: 	Mediterranean Health Cafe (Milchig) 303 399-2940
	2817 East 3rd Ave., Denver CO 80206
	I highly recommend his mock-cheese burgers and chili

	East Side Kosher Deli (Fleishig) 303 322-9862
	5475 Leetsdale Drive, Denver CO 80222
	Eat-in or Take-out

	Steinberg's Kosher Grocery & Deli (Fleishig) 303 534-0314
	4017 West Colfax Ave., Denver CO 80204
	Eat-in or Take Out

	New York Bagel Boys 303 759-2212
	6449 E. Hampden Ave.(at Monaco), Denver CO 80222
	Baked goods

I am under the impression that the Denver Vaad is strict and reliable.

[One or more of the above places was also mentioned by
<schapman@...> (Stephen J. Chapman) and Aryeh Blaut
<ny000592@...> who also included a contact list from a
friend:
Contacts (according to my friend):

	("Modern side" of town) - Rabbi Mordicai Twersky (Talmudical 
		Research Institute)
	("Yeshivaish") - Rabbi Yehezkel Feldberger (Rav of the Shul)
	(Chabbad) - Rabbi Yisroel Engel.
Mod.]

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From: <Ben_Waldman_at_NYPubFinance@...> (Ben Waldman)
Date: Tue, 04 Jan 94 23:10:48 EST
Subject: Kosher in San Francisco

I will be travelling to San Francisco this week and would like any
recommendations you might have on kosher restaurants.  Also, I'd like to
know if there is a downtown minyan.

Thank You,

Ben Waldman
<Ben_Waldman_at_NYPubFinance@...>

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From: <miriam@...> (Miriam Rabinowitz)
Date: 9 Jan 1994  16:02 EST
Subject: Kosher in San Francisco

Folks,

A friend of mine, Aharon Kornbluth asked me to post this.  Please respond
directly to him at:
          <73044.1640@...>

Aharon and his family will be making a trip to San Francisco sometime in
February.  They need information on Kosher food and Orthodox synogogues.
Any and all responses are greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Miriam Rabinowitz

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From: <cy948@...> (David Z. Wilks)
Date: Thu, 6 Jan 94 17:54:21 -0500
Subject: Orthodox Shul near Oak Ridge TN

I would like to ask anyone if they know of any orthodox shuls near Oak
Ridge Tennessee.  Actually I have to be at a trucking company in Loudon,
TN which is 35 miles away.  I will probably have to stay for Shabbos,
and I would like to stay near a shul if possible. This worked out very
nicely when I had to work in Nashville a few weeks ago.

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From: David Mitchell <H7HR1001@...>
Date: Wed, 5 Jan 94 12:30:21 -0500
Subject: Tel Aviv realty

We're hoping to live in Yerushalayim next year, but my father-in-law
owns an apartment in Tel Aviv he'd like to rent.  Do you know of a good
realtor in Tel Aviv?
 Toda,
David Mitchell

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From: <harry.weiss@...> (Harry Weiss)
Date: Thu, 06 Jan 94 20:00:12 
Subject: Wines and Liquors

There have been discussion regarding various liquors.  There was a
newsletter put out last fall by the Kashrus Information Bureau, Emek
Hebrew Academy, 12732 Chandler Boulevard North Hollywood, CA 91607.
There is a listing of numerous recommended liquors and wines.
Incidentially Southern Comfort is NOT recommended.  Chivas is in the
acceptable list (though it says may be aged in sherry oak casks.).  The
phone number for KIB is 818-762-3197.  Rabbi Eidlitz runs the
organization.

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