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Spectacular Second Week! 8:11Pm by Rabbi D בס”ד Summer 2021 Issue #2 july 2, 2021 Parshas פנחס Spectacular Second Week! 8:11pm By Rabbi D. Yankelewitz Torah B’Simcha פנחס When The Torah tells the story of how Rav Moshe Feinstein asks, why did we have to the daughters of Tzelafchad came to Moshe compare their love of The Land to that of Yosef, Rabbeinu asking for a share in The Land, it was it not enough praise for them to say that they lists their lineage - who they came from, “The themselves loved The Land? daughters of Tzelafchad, the son of Cheyfer, Rav Moshe answers that it teaches us that what the son of Gil’ad, the son of Machir, the son of we learn to do from generations past through Menashe, from the families of Menashe the son our teachers is more valued than what we figure of Yosef.” Why was it necessary to list all their out ourselves. Therefore, we should gravitate lineage all the way to Yosef? Rashi tells us this to our teachers, Rebbis and Rabbonim for they teaches us that just as Yosef loved The Land (and pass on to us the closeness to Hashem and the asked to be buried there), so did these ‘daughters’. need to do Mitzvos. 2021 MENU JULY JUNE/JULY FIRSTNextSUMMER 2021 Week’s HALF monday tuesday wednesday thursday friDay 23 Franks/Buns 24 25 Bagels 718.868.2300 x 233 SC P French Bread Pizza Fries Tuna [email protected] Cole Slaw Salad Cream Cheese Pickles Fresh Fruit Sliced Tomatoes www.simchadaycamp.commonday tuesday wednesdayJello thursday WatermelonfriDay 28 29 30 Chicken Nuggets 1 2 Parve cholent 5 6 Grilled Cheese 7 8 Pizza10’S Bagels- 30’S 9 Baked Ziti RicePajAMa NO Israeli Salad Day Salad potato kugel Corn Cole Slaw CAMP Onion Rings Fries salad Pickles Chocolate Pudding Fresh Fruit Canned Pineapple50’S and up overnightJello watermelon 5 6 7 8 9 Mac N Cheese Burger/Buns French Bread Pizza Bagels Tomato Tuna NO Plain Mac Fries Pickles Cream Cheese CAMP Corn Salad Taters Sliced Tomatoes Canned Peaches Jello Fresh Fruit Watermelon 12 13 14 15 16 Parve cholent Baked Ziti Grilled Cheese Potato Knish Pizza Bagels Plain Ziti Israeli Salad Tuna Salad potato kugel Corn Onion Rings Salad Fries salad Chocolate Pudding Canned Fruit Mix Jello Fresh Fruit watermelon 19 Fish Sticks Spaghetti Corn Chocolate Pudding LIVE REPORT! Bang! What was that?! That was Week 2 of SDC flying by in all its glory! Homework, tests and report cards are a distant memory. Our pumped campers enjoyed the geshmak and fest week so much that they don’t even want to go home each night! We had to make late nights to keep all that pumping ruach going. More swimming, extra activities, and a delectable supper was consumed by the 20’s, 40’s, 50’s, and CIT’s. The 20’s went on an adventurous treasure hunt, scouring the campus for hidden clues. They even had a quadruple hamburger eating contest at dinner. The winner was disqualified when we found out that he hid half of his burger under his plate. The 40’s thrilling excursion to Launch had them jumping for joy. Flips, bounces, and tons of high flying excitement left them all popping up and down with smiles on their faces! Red day and hat day were a blast, with campers wearing the most unique or most red paraphernalia that they could scrounge up! The boys who were best decked out got to participate in Rabbi Hildy’s mishuga’as at lunch! From human battle ship to a crazy game of almost musical chairs to an original flip the dice to get to the next area of the room! It was bonkers! Who ever knew that eating could be so entertaining! And let’s not forget the nail biting Red string hunt in the MID’s! It had the whole division tied up in knots! Our super impressive SDC Sports Leagues began this week throughout camp, from the 20’s to the CIT’s. Trump is aiming for a chance at redemption and a first place finish. As long as Russia doesn’t fix the ballots, they have it in the bag. Each team has their own incredibly devoted Captains to help guide them and lead them to victory. The Senior Division teams love leagues so much that they have a second non baseball league as well. On Thursday, SDC’s world famous Carnival was back! The 40 foot slide was jammed with excited campers climbing the steep mountainous journey to the top and swooshing down to the bottom…. Only to be rocketed back into the air in grand style! The Bungee Trampolines were a huge hit as was the dodgeball pit and snow cone machines! We are all so super pumped about our upcoming 50’s - CIT’s amazing 2 day overnight! We will be reporting on the whole Six Flags experience, both the park and waterpark as well. We will fill you in on next week’s MID’s Adventureland bonanza as well. Don't forget that Green Day is on Tuesday! Looking forward to a Geshmakalicious week 3! Simcha Reporter Holey Vamoley!!!! The first full week of SDC 2021 is officially in the books. And what a week it was!! It has been so awesome seeing all the chevra who are back from last year, as well as all our new CIT's who have joined in for the fun. I'm really enjoying getting to know all of you-can't wait to get to know all of you better! Our leagues got started this week-it's been off the heezy. We got to witness a double overtime basketball thriller-literally one of the best ball games I have EVER seen!! Shout out to MoMo Hersh for hitting some wild 3's before eventually succumbing to Sholom Yovitz's team. We also had an incredible extra innings baseball game. Thank you to all the CIT's who helped out with the carnival. So very appreciated. Lastly, thank you to all the CIT's for being such a great group of guys! YOU are the ones who everyone in camp looks up to! Keep on being your rockin' selves! Have a great Shabbos!! Avromi Meyer CIT Division Head 40’s CraZy Hat DAy campers speak: What PART OF SDC 2021 ARE YOU MOST LOOKING “Baseball” Avrohom Rosenblatt, FORWARD TO? B52 “Everything” “Playing at Shai Korn, B31 Seagirt” Meir Herskovits, CIT “Late Nights” “Carnival” Binyamin Belsky, B35 Binyomin Cohen, B34 We want to hear from you! NEXT WEEK’S CAMPERS’ QUESTION: If you could have anyone come & spend the day in “Swimming” SDC, who would it be? Shmaya Weinberger, Submit your answer by Wednesday, July 7th with B35 your name and bunk to [email protected] or submit it to the office. NO CAMP on Monday, JULY 5TH in Honor of the KEEP YOUR COOL THIS Rates: SUMMER Weekday: $10 Sundays & July 4: $20 dive into our Half and Full Summer size Memberships Available outdoor olympic- POOL Pool Dates June 21st - August: 22nd Men’s Hours COMMUNITY CENTER Monday - Thursday 5:00pm - 6:30pm OF THE ROCKAWAY Friday 3:00pm - 5:30pm PENINSULA Sunday 2:30pm - 7:30pm 264 BEACH 19TH STREET Women’s Hours FAR ROCKAWAY, NY 11691 Monday - Thursday 6:45pm - 8:15pm FOR MORE INFORMATION: 718.868.2300 EXT. 386 Friday NO HOURS [email protected] Sunday 9:45am - 2:15pm This TUESDAY, July 6th is The more GREEN you have the more prizes you will be able to WIN! GREEN DAY Come dressed in Green! We’re going on a trip…a great fantastic OVERNIGHT! WHO? 50’s and UP WHEN? Tuesday, July 6th - Wednesday, July 7th SDC BUS Please remember to wear your camp shirt! i… MIDDOS! B11 B12 B13 Rabbi Potash Rabbi Appelbaum Rabbi Potash MEIR WEINSTEIN YEHUDA YOSIPOV YAKOV ENGEL B14 B21 B22 Rabbi Appelbaum Rabbi Yankelewitz Rabbi Dachs DANIEL HALPERN AHRON MICHAEL YOSIPOV SCHIFFMILLER B24 B25 B31 Rabbi Yankelewitz Rabbi Kopel YISRAEL MEIR Rabbi Saldinger JUDAH ZELIG WISOTSKY EZRA COHEN B32 B33 B33 Rabbi Sauber Rabbi Reisman Rabbi Reisman EPHRAIM SHUA FELDMAN YISHAI HATIVI BRUCKNER B35 B41 B42 Rabbi Saldinger Rabbi Rada Rabbi Jacobs PINCHAS ELI ZWICK ZELIG BERMAN SONNENBLICK B43 B44 B51 Rabbi Kaplan Rabbi Rada Rabbi Rohr MAYER YISROEL GOTTLIEB MICHOEL ZAKAI LICHTMAN B52 B53 B61 Rabbi Feigenbaum Rabbi Sonnenblick Rabbi Willig AVI LOTWIN TZVI MENACHEM BOAZ KAHN FEINTUCH B62 B71 B72 Rabbi Tropper Rabbi Feder Rabbi Pollack SHMUEL WEISSMAN NETANEL KAIKOV ADIN LOPIN This WEDNESDAY: July 7TH is PajAMa Day! Don’T geT dResSEd TodAY ComE To cAMp iN yOuR pAJamAS!!!! i… LEARNING! B11 • Rabbi Potash B12 • Rabbi Appelbaum B13 • Rabbi Potash MOSHE YEHUDA SIMCHA FELD GOTHARDT MOISHE FRUCHTER B14 • Rabbi Appelbaum B21 • Rabbi Yankelewitz B23 • Rabbi Dachs DOVI BILLITZER AHRON RUVEL MEIR FEDER B24 • Rabbi Kopel B25 • Rabbi Yankelewitz B31 • Rabbi Saldinger NOAM MILLER ELI ORATZ YOSEF ARIELI B33 • Rabbi Reisman B34 • Rabbi Sauber B34 • Rabbi Reisman NESANEL HECHT GERSHON HECHT ADAM SIMKHAYEV B35 • Rabbi Saldinger B41 • Rabbi Rada B42 • Rabbi Jacobs BINYAMIN BELSKY ELIEZER SOROTZKIN YEDIDYAH TOKAYER B43 • Rabbi Kaplan B44 • Rabbi Rada B52 • Rabbi Feigenbaum YOSEF SIMCHA WEISS SIMCHA HALPERT MOSHE POLLACK B53 • Rabbi Sonnenblick B54 • Rabbi Rohr B61 • Rabbi Willig BETZALEL HECHT NETANEL EHRENFELD DOVID MOSCOVICI B62 • Rabbi Tropper B71 • Rabbi Feder B72 • Rabbi Pollack YECHIEL MICHEL ZAKI DABAS GROVEMAN ZALMY KAPLAN We’re going on a trip…a great fantastic trip to: WHO? 10’s - 30’s WHEN? Thursday, July 8th SDC BUS Please remember to wear your camp shirt! i…DAVENING! B11 B12 B13 Rabbi Potash Rabbi Appelbaum Rabbi Potash YEHUDA HESKIEL DOVID ROSS YAAKOV FRIED B14 B21 B23 Rabbi Appelbaum Rabbi Yankelewitz Rabbi Dachs ARI SAMET YAAKOV SIEGEL MENASHE DACHS B24 B25 B31 Rabbi Kopel Rabbi Yankelewitz Rabbi Saldinger ZACHARY MALITZKY ROEY WILLIG SHAYA APFEL B32 B33 B33 Rabbi Sauber Rabbi Reisman Rabbi Reisman ARYEH LEVKOVICH AIDEN ARIYEV AKIVA EISENBERG B35 B41 B42 Rabbi Saldinger Rabbi Rada Rabbi Jacobs MOSHE BERG ELI LEVOVITZ BENYAMIN YUSUPOV B43 B44 B51 Rabbi Kaplan Rabbi Rada Rabbi Rohr ZEVI MEISNER DOVI HOLZBERG MEIR CHAIM COHEN B52 B53 B61 Rabbi Feigenbaum Rabbi Sonnenblick Rabbi Willig ZEV SCHIMMEL YEHUDA
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