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In memory of our beloved father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Meyer Galster,
à''Ú ,ãÖÙÕé Øâàê ãÖ ÖÕÚ éÝÕâ, on his yahrtzeit on the 29th of Adar. May he be a melitz
yosher for the family and all Klal Yisroel. A Day of Learning at HTC has been sponsored
by the family in his memory. - David & Marjorie, Sheldon & Gail, Eddie & Anne, and Anita
Galster. (Cong. Anshe Motele, BAY Shul, Hollywood FL)
In loving memory of our mother, mother-in-law, baubi, and great-baubi, Judy Silverstein,
Ø''æ ,ÝÙàØ êéÝØ ÝÖç ëÖ ÕèàÝÝå áÝéâ, on her 20th yahrtzeit on é×Õ Ü''ß. May she be a meilitzas
yosher for us. May her neshama have an aliyah and her memory be for a blessing. A Day
of Learning at HTC has been sponsored by the family in his memory. - Rosalie & Daniel
Novick, Tzvi & Adina, Rachel & Shmuel, Jennifer & Yehuda, Heather & Gilad, Ariella &
Hershel, and all the great-grandchildren.
By Carole & Moish Parsoff, Marcy & Ken Weingarten and family, Nancy & David Yudkowsky
and family, and Debra & Yossi Schenker and family, in memory of their beloved mother,
grandmother, and great-grandmother, Ann Sherman, Ø''æ, on the occasion of her
nineteenth yahrtzeit on 5 Nisan. May her memory be for a blessing.
By Dr. Barry & Helen Baylis, Michael & Malka Frazin, and Yakov & Elyse Baylis, and Avner
and Netanya Frazin and Yisrael Mayer, Elana Tamar, and Avraham Yitzchak Baylis, in
loving memory of our father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, Ø''æ ,Ûå פãÖ ÖèæÝ,
Jakob Stolper, on his 42nd yahrtzeit on 5 Nissan. We still miss him so much, despite the
forty-three years since his passing. A Day of Learning at HTC has been sponsored by the
family in his memory.
In memory of Dr. Eliot I. Sakols, à''Ú ,ãØßØ ÖèæÝ ãÖ àÕéêÝ, a great friend, excellent
orthodontist, and loving son, brother, and uncle, on the occasion of his 10th yahrtzeit on
6 Nisan. He is sorely missed by many. May his neshama have an aliyah, and may his
memory be for a blessing. - Phil & Ilene Finkel
ANSWERS
1. The utensils made of gold are considered extremely holy. Therefore, their
weight was not specified, as it would be undignified. The silver and copper
utensils were not as holy. It was not undignified to list their weights.
2. Bnei Yisrael remember that the holy names of their forefathers and the names
of the twelve tribes are on the Shoham stones of the Ephod. This prevents them
from sinning, similar to Yosef when he declined to sin with the wife of Potiphar.
3. One answer is that Bnei Yisrael never wanted to finish working for Hashem to
improve the Mishkan. It was only because Hashem told them they were finished
that they stopped. Another answer is that some labors were miraculously done
on their own. As these miraculous events stopped, Bnei Yisrael realized the work
was completed. A third approach is that the word "àß
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