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Journey to Telz Stone
Put our 30 years of accepted. What’s nice is that many children raised in Telz
experience to work for you. Stone settle there once they are married.
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING (410) 526-8318 Most shuls in Telz Stone attract both Americans and
Israelis, but there’s one shul, Ta’am V’da’as whose congre-
24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE REPLACEMENTS gants are Americans and South Africans. The shul was start-
ed upon the advice of Rav Shternbuch. His advice to families
NEW INSTALLS MAINTENANCE that were worried about their children leaving Yiddishkeit
was to create a shul where kids would feel a sense of com-
MENTION THIS AD & GET Nachman Schachter munity. The teens in Ta’am V’da’as can get aliyos and lain
Owner and are in general made to feel part of things.
$25 OFF
Telz Stone has one chareidi elementary girls school, two
any service of boys elementary schools and one yeshiva ketana (high
school). Children from dati leumi families who don’t fit into
$200 OR MORE* the chareidi school system often go to Yerushalayim. There
are a few post-high school American yeshivos as well. Neve
THROUGH JUNE 30, 2016 Tzion is now known as Tiferes Tzion. It attracts frum
bachurim who don’t want to be in a typical “black–and-
*Residential only. Conditions apply. white” yeshiva. Then there’s Keser Dovid for American boys
with learning differences, and Meorot HaTorah for Israeli
❝ Staiman Design • 410-580-0100 post-high school boys. Girls travel to Yerushalayim for high
school.
They sent a technician out right away.
He fixed the problem right away, and Although Telz Stone does not have a wide variety of stores,
the price was very reasonable. Overall, you can find the basics. Two makolets (grocery stores) serve
I was very happy with the experience. the town, one on top of the hill and one at the bottom. There
is also a hardware store, two candy stores in people’s homes,
Danny Harris some clothing stores, and, interestingly enough, shoes are
sold sometimes from the park benches. Mrs. Blumenfeld goes
❞ grocery shopping in Telz Stone and also in a large supermar-
ket close to her work in Yerushalayim. She travels by bus and
WWW.CHESAPEAKECONTROLS.NET • CHESAPEAKE.CONTROLS@VERIZON.NET doesn’t find it a hardship not to have a car. “I’m used to this
lifestyle,” she says.
Commercial & Residential | Fully Licensed, Bonded and Insured | MD HVAC #48954 | Since 1985
◆◆◆
Reflecting on her aliyah journey, Mrs. Blumenfeld notes
that she has increased self-confidence as a result of living in
Eretz Yisrael. She is grateful for what she has been able to
accomplish as a woman and an American, proving that the
road to success is paved with effort and determination. Mrs.
Blumenfeld also looks back at those sometimes difficult child
raising years and is grateful that all her children are following
a path of Torah and mitzvos.
There are moments when a surge of pure ecstasy envelops
her. One of these special moments occurred one day when
Mrs. Blumenfeld heard noise outside. Going out to see what
the commotion was about, she beheld a group of IDF sol-
diers on their way home, singing enchanting melodies of
Yerushalayim. It was a scene that, for Mrs. Blumenfeld, sym-
bolizes her feelings of great joy and privilege in dwelling in
the Holy Land, our beloved Homeland. “I always wanted to
come to Eretz Yisrael,” she concludes. “I feel so strongly that
this is our Land, that Yerushalayim is ours.”◆
Readers may contact Mrs. Blumenfeld at 02-543-1977 or
zeisel@gmail.com.
36 u www.wherewhatwhen.com u
Put our 30 years of accepted. What’s nice is that many children raised in Telz
experience to work for you. Stone settle there once they are married.
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING (410) 526-8318 Most shuls in Telz Stone attract both Americans and
Israelis, but there’s one shul, Ta’am V’da’as whose congre-
24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE REPLACEMENTS gants are Americans and South Africans. The shul was start-
ed upon the advice of Rav Shternbuch. His advice to families
NEW INSTALLS MAINTENANCE that were worried about their children leaving Yiddishkeit
was to create a shul where kids would feel a sense of com-
MENTION THIS AD & GET Nachman Schachter munity. The teens in Ta’am V’da’as can get aliyos and lain
Owner and are in general made to feel part of things.
$25 OFF
Telz Stone has one chareidi elementary girls school, two
any service of boys elementary schools and one yeshiva ketana (high
school). Children from dati leumi families who don’t fit into
$200 OR MORE* the chareidi school system often go to Yerushalayim. There
are a few post-high school American yeshivos as well. Neve
THROUGH JUNE 30, 2016 Tzion is now known as Tiferes Tzion. It attracts frum
bachurim who don’t want to be in a typical “black–and-
*Residential only. Conditions apply. white” yeshiva. Then there’s Keser Dovid for American boys
with learning differences, and Meorot HaTorah for Israeli
❝ Staiman Design • 410-580-0100 post-high school boys. Girls travel to Yerushalayim for high
school.
They sent a technician out right away.
He fixed the problem right away, and Although Telz Stone does not have a wide variety of stores,
the price was very reasonable. Overall, you can find the basics. Two makolets (grocery stores) serve
I was very happy with the experience. the town, one on top of the hill and one at the bottom. There
is also a hardware store, two candy stores in people’s homes,
Danny Harris some clothing stores, and, interestingly enough, shoes are
sold sometimes from the park benches. Mrs. Blumenfeld goes
❞ grocery shopping in Telz Stone and also in a large supermar-
ket close to her work in Yerushalayim. She travels by bus and
WWW.CHESAPEAKECONTROLS.NET • CHESAPEAKE.CONTROLS@VERIZON.NET doesn’t find it a hardship not to have a car. “I’m used to this
lifestyle,” she says.
Commercial & Residential | Fully Licensed, Bonded and Insured | MD HVAC #48954 | Since 1985
◆◆◆
Reflecting on her aliyah journey, Mrs. Blumenfeld notes
that she has increased self-confidence as a result of living in
Eretz Yisrael. She is grateful for what she has been able to
accomplish as a woman and an American, proving that the
road to success is paved with effort and determination. Mrs.
Blumenfeld also looks back at those sometimes difficult child
raising years and is grateful that all her children are following
a path of Torah and mitzvos.
There are moments when a surge of pure ecstasy envelops
her. One of these special moments occurred one day when
Mrs. Blumenfeld heard noise outside. Going out to see what
the commotion was about, she beheld a group of IDF sol-
diers on their way home, singing enchanting melodies of
Yerushalayim. It was a scene that, for Mrs. Blumenfeld, sym-
bolizes her feelings of great joy and privilege in dwelling in
the Holy Land, our beloved Homeland. “I always wanted to
come to Eretz Yisrael,” she concludes. “I feel so strongly that
this is our Land, that Yerushalayim is ours.”◆
Readers may contact Mrs. Blumenfeld at 02-543-1977 or
zeisel@gmail.com.
36 u www.wherewhatwhen.com u
