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In Memory
In memory of our beloved Bubie, Tessie Halpert, ''הç, from all of her grandchildren and greatgrandchildren on the occasion of her 24th yahrtzeit on 13 Kislev. We all miss her. May her
memory be for a blessing.
By the Karesh, Robinson, Amster and Saltzman families in memory of their father, grandfather
and great-grandfather, Harold N. Karesh, ''הç, on his 58th yahrtzeit on 11 Kislev. May his
memory be for a blessing. (KINS, Mikor Hachaim, South Carolina, Maryland, New York)
In loving memory of our husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Zoltan
Weiss, ''הç, as we observe his eighth yahrtzeit on the 12th of Kislev. - Eva Weiss, Phil and
Faye Weiss, Yerachmiel and Sarah Weiss, Marcy and David Segal, Debbie and Donny
Rabinovitz, and their families. He is always in our hearts and thoughts. May his memory be
for a blessing.
By Steve and Malka Miretzky and family in memory of our dear mother and grandmother,
Zita Miretzky, Sarah bas Tzvi Hirsch, ''הç, on the occasion of her 9th yahrtzeit on 11 Kislev.
In memory of our beloved husband, father, grandfather, son-in-law, brother, uncle,
brother-in-law, and cousin, Rabbi Abe Sharp, ''הç, on the occasion of his 5th yahrtzeit, 11
Kislev. May the neshama of Avraham Shlomo ben Yaakov have an aliyah. - The Sharp,
Feldman, Taub, Davis, and Glickman Families. (Chicago, Boca Raton, West Hempstead)
In loving memory of our father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Harold Allswang, ז''ל,
as we observe his 54th yahrtzeit on the 13th of Kislev. - Elliot & Leah Allswang, Shari & Azi
Feifel, David & Laura Allswang, and families. He is always in our hearts and thoughts. May
his memory be for a blessing.
ANSWERS
1. Any of the three forefathers leaving a place caused a spiritual decline there. The
Torah adds this extra term here to show that, even though Yitzchak remained in
Beer Sheva, Yaakov's leaving also caused a spiritual decline.
2. The word "וֹîָåíְ ׁ "מ
µ can also mean
