די קינדער אין קרית יואל האבן באקומען א ספעציעלע אונטערהאלטונג, פאר'ן זיין אזוי וואויל.
אן עלעפאנט וואס מאכט קונצן איז געברענגט געווארן קיין קרית יואל.
זונטאג איז עס געטראגן געווארן צו די וואוילע קינדערלעך פון חברה תהילים.
מאנטאג האט עס אונטערגעהאלטן די קינדערלעך פון סקול דיסטריקט.
http://www.recordonline.com/archive/2005/05/17/brf164.htm
תוקן על ידי - קריתיואלער - 17/05/2005 13:57:41
אן עלעפאנט וואס מאכט קונצן איז געברענגט געווארן קיין קרית יואל.
זונטאג איז עס געטראגן געווארן צו די וואוילע קינדערלעך פון חברה תהילים.
מאנטאג האט עס אונטערגעהאלטן די קינדערלעך פון סקול דיסטריקט.
Woodbury
Elephant-sized problem for police officers
How do I write this one up, Sarge?
Police answering a complaint about parked vehicles blocking Schunnemunk Road outside Kiryas Joel Sunday night came across an unexpected scene at the unoccupied Achdus Summer Homes bungalow colony.
There, at around 6:30 p.m., they found an elephant lumbering and prancing for the delight of 400 to 500 people as circus music played through loudspeakers, police Sgt. Cliff Weeks said. Parked in the vicinity were roughly 50 to 70 cars, a tractor-trailer truck, a dozen school buses and a Kiryas Joel fire truck, Weeks said.
It turns out the four-ton pachyderm had been hired to entertain Kiryas Joel children who sing psalms together every Saturday morning to pray for the sick and needy. Once a year, the community rewards them with a special event – usually a tamer activity, such as the puppet show the kids got last year, said Rabbi Ely Shloma Kohn, who helps coordinate the program.
Town officials broke up the elephant show, saying no one warned them or applied for a permit. Building Inspector Gary Thomasberger said yesterday that he issued no citations but would write a letter to the Kiryas Joel School District, which had paid the trainer.
The elephant – a 30-year-old female from Florida en route to a summer gig in the Adirondacks – also gave an hour-long performance yesterday morning in a school-bus parking lot on Bakertown Road in Kiryas Joel. That show was for the students and staff of the Kiryas Joel School District, the community's public school for handicapped children.
Chris McKenna
Elephant-sized problem for police officers
How do I write this one up, Sarge?
Police answering a complaint about parked vehicles blocking Schunnemunk Road outside Kiryas Joel Sunday night came across an unexpected scene at the unoccupied Achdus Summer Homes bungalow colony.
There, at around 6:30 p.m., they found an elephant lumbering and prancing for the delight of 400 to 500 people as circus music played through loudspeakers, police Sgt. Cliff Weeks said. Parked in the vicinity were roughly 50 to 70 cars, a tractor-trailer truck, a dozen school buses and a Kiryas Joel fire truck, Weeks said.
It turns out the four-ton pachyderm had been hired to entertain Kiryas Joel children who sing psalms together every Saturday morning to pray for the sick and needy. Once a year, the community rewards them with a special event – usually a tamer activity, such as the puppet show the kids got last year, said Rabbi Ely Shloma Kohn, who helps coordinate the program.
Town officials broke up the elephant show, saying no one warned them or applied for a permit. Building Inspector Gary Thomasberger said yesterday that he issued no citations but would write a letter to the Kiryas Joel School District, which had paid the trainer.
The elephant – a 30-year-old female from Florida en route to a summer gig in the Adirondacks – also gave an hour-long performance yesterday morning in a school-bus parking lot on Bakertown Road in Kiryas Joel. That show was for the students and staff of the Kiryas Joel School District, the community's public school for handicapped children.
Chris McKenna
http://www.recordonline.com/archive/2005/05/17/brf164.htm
תוקן על ידי - קריתיואלער - 17/05/2005 13:57:41