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es of robbery, but on disgracing their religion! I am now at the priests’ mercy. In court, Yossel knew he had Avraham Avinu was tested with Akeidas nothing to lose. When he was asked Yitzchok in this week’s parsha, as it says, to explain his actions, he said, “The truth is, I heard so many stories “V’haElokim nisah es Avraham” (Bereishis 22:1). from you about your god’s miracles, and I wanted to see for myself if he At the time of the Akeidah, Yitzchok was not a is as powerful as you make him out child who could simply be ordered around; he to be! I didn’t want my fellow Jews to find out about this, so I went in was already a grown man, at the prime of his the middle of the night. “Once inside, I began to share all life. Avraham Avinu, on the other hand, was of my troubles. I told of the poverty already getting on in years at age 137. in my house, of my poor children crying for food, and of the terrible Why does the Torah attribute the nisayon of the conditions I put up with every day. But to my dismay, I realized that Akeidah to Avraham; wasn’t it just as great a your god wasn’t even listening to challenge for Yitzchok? me. There was simply no reaction! I decided to check if he heard me, so I went closer and touched him. And that’s when I realized that he is THEY CALLED HIM “Yossel the Ganav,” and for good rea- nothing but an unmoving sculpture! He cannot even move son. Everyone in the town of Shpoli knew what an expert his hand! “I tried to shake him, in case he was only sleeping, but thief he was. He pilfered, pocketed and robbed as he pleased. At every occasion, the Shpoler Zeide tried to persuade Yos- suddenly he fell to the ground! I asked him, ‘Aren’t you emsel the Ganav to search for a more reputable profession. His barrassed? All these years, you’re fooling everyone into words began to make their mark, and Yossel abandoned his thinking you have power!’ “Then I had a brainstorm. If I would take the statue with errant ways. At heart, though, Yossel was still a thief. One day, as he me, there would be a double gain. First, I would have a goldpassed the local church, he thought to himself, Surely the Zeide smith melt down the gold so I have a way to support my famdidn’t mean them. And if I pull off a theft here, I can earn enough to live ily. At the same time, I would prevent all of town from wastcomfortably for the rest of my life, without needing to resort to stealing ing their time praying to a worthless idol!” The priests were enraged by Yossel’s account, and they again! Over the next few days, Yossel studied the building and immediately sentenced him to death by fire. When the time came, the entire community gathered at made his calculations. His plan was foolproof, and he entered the church with no issue. But as he left, laden with his the town square, opposite a large roaring fire. They watched loot, something went wrong. Suddenly, he found himself as a chained Yossel was led by guards toward the flames. surrounded by police officers who quickly led him to the lo- Trumpets blasted, and the crowd roared. But Yossel remained stoical, exuding a surreal calm. cal police station. In a final offer, the head of the event called out, “One last This is bad news, Yossel worried. They won’t indict me on charg-

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he street was filled with people streaming toward the Portuguese Sinagoga. Most of them were Sefardim, but there were also many Ashkenazim among the crowd. “We got a letter from my father this week,” Yocheved said to Rav Shloime as the three of them walked to the synagogue. “He heard you were coming to visit, and he asked me to send you his best regards. He said he’s going to write to ask when he can pay you a visit in Pulichev. He misses you.” Rav Shloime smiled with pleasure. “And I miss him. Send him my regards and tell him he’s welcome to come anytime he wishes. He should just write to us, and we’ll make the necessary arrangements.” He paused. “Can I ask you a question?” “Of course.” “What do you think of this business? You know, with Shabbesai Tzvi. I discussed this with Aharon. I’m sure he told you.” “Yes, he did. Well, I’m also a believer. Maybe more than he is.” “You believe that Shabbesai Tzvi is Moshiach?” “I do. I know that you’re very skepti-

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cal, but in my heart, I can feel the end coming. The whole world has accepted him. It must be true. I’m so excited.” “Not the whole world, Yocheved,” said Aharon. “The rabbis of Yerushalayim, the rabbis of Constantinople and some of the elder rabbis of Smyrna don’t accept him. Rabbi David Kohein de Lara doesn’t accept him. Rabbi Sasportas doesn’t accept him.” “True,” said Yocheved, “but there will always be some people against everything. According to what I hear, most rabbis accept him.” They continued walking in silence. There was nothing more to say. When they arrived at the Portuguese Sinagoga, Yocheved went up to the women’s gallery, and Rav Shloime and Aharon headed to the seats Rav Yaakov Sasportas had reserved for them. Rav Shloime had not heard the beautiful Sefardic liturgy since his previous visit to Hamburg, and he enjoyed it immensely. The synagogue was packed with congregants, guests and onlookers. There was not even any standing room left. The air was stifling, and even though it was a crisp March day, the windows were opened. Before the Torah was removed from the holy ark, a man rose to make an

announcement. “Every week, after the reading of the Torah, we say the prayer for Rabbi Shabbesai Tzvi, our Lord and Master, the long-awaited Moshiach, may the Almighty protect and support him. Unfortunately, as you well know, some people in the synagogue walk out during the prayer.” This statement angered many people in the synagogue, and they responded with hoots and jeers. The man raised his hands in a request for silence. “This is disrespectful, and it cannot be tolerated. So we’ve instituted a new rule. No one is permitted to leave during the prayer.” After the reading of the Torah, the chazan began reading the lengthy prayer for Shabbesai Tzvi. Immediately, Rabbi David Kohein de Lara, an elderly man with a snow-white beard, fierce eyes and a regal bearing, walked toward the back. When he reached the door, his way was barred by several stout men with arms folded over their chests. “Step aside!” he commanded. “Let me out!” “You can’t go out,” said one of the men. “The doors are locked.” “Then unlock them!” “We will not unlock them. Everyone is required to listen to the prayer and answer amen.” “I will not listen to this travesty!” shouted the old rabbi. “Let me see if the doors are really locked.” The reading of the prayer was inter-

rupted as everyone turned to observe the confrontation at the door. The aged rabbi tried to push through the men obstructing his passage, but they grabbed him and lifted him off the ground. Then they carried him to the front where he would be forced to listen to the prayer against his will. They did not release him from their grip. The manhandling of the old rabbi caused an uproar in the synagogue. Many of the believers were also disciples and followers of their beloved former rabbi, and they screamed at those restraining him to take their hands off him. Reluctantly, the burly men put him down. As the prayer resumed, the rabbi turned and walked to the back again. He tried to open the door, but it was indeed locked. He remained there standing with his back to the shul, his head leaning against the doors, his hands over his ears. * * * * *

Meanwhile, in Constantinople, the fabled capital of the Turkish Empire, reports of the imminent arrival of Shabbesai Tzvi sparked great excitement. Commercial activity among the Jewish merchants of the capital came to a virtual halt. The shuls were filled from morning to night with people fasting and praying to the Almighty, imploring Him to accept their repentance and permit them to be redeemed by the victorious Moshiach. Many gematriyos proving that Shabbesai Tzvi was indeed Moshiach were circulating among the people. One of the most popular revealed that the numerical value of the words Shabbesai Tzvi was equal to the numerical value of the words Moshiach Ha’amiti, the true Moshiach. Several of the rabbis of Constantinople, however, reacted to the news with dire foreboding. Having been in continual contact with the rabbis of Eretz Yisroel and Smyrna, they firmly believed that Shabbesai Tzvi was a false Moshiach, and the enthusiasm concerned them greatly. On more than one occasion, they had seen the armies of the sultan ruthlessly crush even minor insurrections. How would the sultan react to this brazen impostor who promised to take the imperial crown and place it on his own head? How long could the sultan be expected to tolerate the widespread upheaval among his Jewish subjects and the interruption of commercial activity so vital to the economy of the Empire? Shabbesai Tzvi was gravely endangering the Jews of Constantinople, these rabbis warned their people in desperation. But it was to no avail. An irresistible wave of enthusiasm engulfed Constantinople, and the people prepared to greet their new king. At this time, a young Kabbalist recently arrived in Constantinople greatly reinforced the people’s belief in Shabbesai Tzvi. His name was Moshe Saraval of Brussa, and in many ways, he was similar to Nattan Haazati. He was reputed to be a man of remarkable powers, able to tell people the roots of their souls and the sins they committed in their youth. Moshe Saraval claimed to be a gilgul of Rabi Shimon bar Yochai, the author of the Zohar, and he devoted much of his time to writing a new version of the Zohar, especially suited for the times of Moshiach. He would gather young rabbis and other prominent people, and to the accompaniment of musical instruments, he would sing hymns of praise to Shab-

When he reached the door, his way was barred by several stout men with arms folded over their chests.

Historical Figures Rav Yaakov Sasportas

Rav David Kohein de Lara Rav Yaakov Chagiz Rav Yosef Escapa Rav Aharon Lapapa Rav Yaakov Tzemach Rav Avraham Amigo Rav Shmuel Germizan Rav Shlomo Algazi Rav Moshe Yisrael Rav Shabsi Kohein (the Shach) Rav Dovid Halevi (the Taz) Rav Yeshaya Halevi Rav Aryeh Leib ben Shmuel Tzvi Shabbesai Tzvi Mordechai Tzvi, father Esther Tzvi, mother Eliyahu Tzvi, brother Rachel, first wife Leah Karidi, second wife Shlumiel Karidi, father-in-law Sarah, third wife Nechemiah Kohein Nattan Haazati Shmuel Primo Avraham Yechini Mattisyahu Bloch Refael Yosef Chelebi Moshe Saraval Moshe Abudiente Sultan Mehmet IV Turhan Sultana Kussem Sultana Kiuprili Mehmet Pasha Kiuprili Fazil Ahmed Pasha Kara Mustapha Pasha Imam Mehmet Vani Guidom Chayatzadi

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besai Tzvi. After singing for a while, he would dance gracefully about the room until he would fall into a trance, his limbs twitching uncontrollably. Then he would speak in the Aramaic style of the Zohar, revealing the most startling mysteries and proclaiming that Shabbesai Tzvi was the true Moshiach. Two scribes would scribble

portant members of the Jewish community of Constantinople who had vied for the privilege of escorting the king onto the shores of Constantinople. The joy of the people knew no bounds. Hundreds of children filled the air with the sweet sounds of their voices as they sang the praises of the Almighty for making this great and glorious day come to pass. As soon as Shabbesai Tzvi stepped foot on land, the Turkish captain barked an order, and the soldiers rushed forward to surround the new king. They formed a cordon around him, not letting any members of the royal entourage stand beside their leader. The captain dismounted and approached Shabbesai Tzvi. “Is your name Shabbesai Tzvi?” he asked. “Yes.” “By order of the Grand Vizier Kiuprili Fazil Ahmed Pasha, I hereby place you under arrest,” said the captain. Fazil Ahmed Pasha was the second grand vizier of the Kiuprili family, succeeding his father, Kiuprili Mehmet Pasha. “You are now a prisoner of the Crown.” “But you have no right to arrest me,” protested Shabbesai Tzvi. “I have committed no crime.” The captain’s right hand shot out and struck Shabbesai Tzvi a vicious blow across the face. Shabbesai Tzvi was flung to the ground, blood flowing from his nose. “Be silent, you miserable dog!” hissed the captain. “Wait until you are face to face with the Grand Vizier before you tell him what he may or may not do. Place the prisoner in chains!” Two soldiers grabbed Shabbesai Tzvi’s arms while a third clamped the irons on his wrists. The other soldiers drove the crowd back with swinging clubs. The people watched Shabbesai Tzvi’s arrest in consternation, and the sound of weeping arose from among them as their king was led away.

How long could the sultan be expected to tolerate the widespread upheaval among his Jewish subjects and the interruption of commercial activity so vital to the economy of the Empire? rapidly as he spoke, for when he awoke from his trance, he never remembered anything he had said. Moshe Saraval’s fame as a real prophet spread quickly and convinced people that the gift of prophecy had returned to the world. Before long, many others, including women and children, appeared in the squares of Constantinople with stories of visions that Shabbesai Tzvi was the true Moshiach and that the long exile was finally coming to an end. * * * * *

Late in the month of Shevat, the greater part of the Jewish community of Constantinople came out to welcome the new king. Densely packed crowds lined both shores of the Bosporus as the ship carrying Shabbesai Tzvi and his royal entourage sailed into the harbor. The brilliant winter sun reflected off the white-clad figure of Shabbesai Tzvi as he stood on the foredeck holding the Torah scroll he had carried with him ever since his expulsion from Salonika. A detachment of Turkish soldiers, led by a mounted captain, also waited on the shore. The people assumed the soldiers had come as observers from the qadi of Constantinople. The ship dropped anchor, and a long skiff pulled up alongside the ship to receive the new king. The oarsmen of the skiff were some of the most im-

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BDE: Legendary Satmar Dean and Spokesperson Rabbi Hertz Frankel Longtime Boro Park resident Rabbi Hertz Frankel, who served as the English principal for the Satmar girls school for decades, passed away last Shabbos at the age of 90. Well-known for his exceptionally close relationship with the Satmar Rebbe, Rabbi Yoel Teitelbaum, zt”l, despite coming from a non-chassidic background, Rabbi Frankel was tapped by the Rebbe himself to head up the Bais Rochel school in the late 1950s. Boro Park 24 reported that during his many years with the school, Rabbi Frankel oversaw the chinuch of thousands of students, advocating passionately on their behalf to ensure that they received a solid educational foundation. A musmach of Yeshiva Torah Vodaath, Rabbi Frankel ultimately became an institution within Satmar. In addition to making a name for himself as a principal, Rabbi Frankel also served as Satmar’s unofficial spokesperson in the battle to ensure that Yiddishkeit endured in America in the post-war years. In his memoir The Satmar Rebbe and His English Principal, Rabbi Hertz shared stories of conversations held between the Rebbe and then-president Jimmy Carter as well as high-level discussions with rabbanim on critical halachic matters. Rabbi Frankel and the Satmar Rebbe also met with President George W. Bush in the Oval Office in April 1990. Several years ago, Rabbi Frankel moved to Lakewood to be closer to his children. The levayah was held there last Sunday morning at Bais Mordechai, with burial taking place on Har Hamenuchos.

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Erev Shabbos Heist Nets Robbers $1M+ in Jewelry A man sitting in a parked car in the heart of Boro Park found himself the victim of a daring midday robbery, netting the two thieves nearly $1.2 million in stolen jewelry.

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VIN News reported that the incident took place at about 12:30 p.m. last Friday afternoon on 47th Street near 15th Avenue. The victim was sitting in the driver’s seat of his car when a Hispanic man wearing dark clothing and a face mask approached the vehicle and reached inside the driver’s side window as he attempted to force his way into the car. A second masked man joined the struggle within seconds, and after releasing the car’s trunk latch, the two made off with a pair of black duffle bags that were estimated to contain nearly $1.2 million in assorted jewelry. Boro Park Shomrim released footage of the attack, which police said involved a gun. They described the suspects as Hispanic men in their thirties and said that they fled the scene in a black Ford Taurus with temporary New Jersey license plates. Anyone with any information is asked to call detectives at the 66th Precinct at 718-8515603.

Mayor Responds Positively as Teacher Vaccine Mandate Creates Problems for Bilingual Special Needs Students The New York City Department of Education’s requirement for all teachers to be vaccinated has launched a wave of problems for some students who found themselves facing a language barrier that hampered communication with their new substitute teachers. Boro Park 24 reported that the problem affected several local families, including one Yiddish-speaking child whose Individualized Education Plan spells mandates that he have a teacher who is fluent in both Yiddish and English. When his regular teacher was placed on leave until she was vaccinated, the boy, who is autistic and nonverbal, was sent to a classroom with a Russian-speaking teacher. Mayor Bill de Blasio was informed of the problem by a Boro Park 24 reporter during a press conference, and he acknowledged that while the city has a largo pool of substitutes who are fluent in many languages, proper connections need to be made to ensure that students are receiving instruction in a language they understand. The mayor also said that he was receptive to hearing about specific situations, asking Boro Park 24 to share any further issues with City Hall representatives. “We can follow up and make sure those families, those children, get what they need, and we continue to hire, so if we see a very specific need that is not filled right now, we will go and find someone who can provide that help for the child,” said de Blasio. Overcrowding is another issue that has arisen in light of the vaccination mandate, as special education students are being moved around to make up for missing teachers, leaving some classes with more than the maximum number of six children. The mayor agreed to pass along a suggestion that teachers reach out to parents to update them on their children’s well-being amid all the shuffling that has transpired since the vaccine mandate went into effect.

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Osher realizes that the photo he found cannot be of Reb Elazar, because it was taken nearly ninety years earlier. In Acco of 1927, Zelig Shikovitzer asks his friend Binyamin Reiness to help him with his plan against the Arabs of their city.

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elcome!” Mr. Shikovitzer said warmly. “Binyamin, it’s so good to see you! We haven’t had a visit from you since Pesach. I’m sure the whole family was happy that you’ve come, huh? When did you get back from yeshivah?” “Last night.” “At night? You weren’t afraid?” “We left in the morning, and the automobile was escorted by a British policeman.” “The fellahin are cowards, Tatty,” Zelig added scornfully. “That’s not exactly true,” his father said, glancing outside. “In any case, you should speak in a lower voice. Nu? Did you bump into Mahmoud?” “He bumped into us.” Zelig chuckled and took his regular seat at the table. “He already told us there’s a delicious Polish soup for lunch. When will he remember once and for all that it’s a Russian soup?” “Good question…” Mr. Shikovitzer rubbed his blackened hands on the blue apron that he wore and pointed to the metal oven in the corner. “I kept it hot especially for you.” “You look worried today, yeshivah bucher’l.” Zelig’s father patted his son’s friend on the shoulder. Binyamin’s normally cheerful expression was more thoughtful than usual, and he was staring blankly in the direction of the large oven. “Binyamin?” Zelig asked. “Is everything okay?” “B’ezras Hashem,” his younger friend answered with a forced smile, so different from his usual broad grin. “Thank you very much,” he said, as a steaming bowl was set before him. “Start to eat before it gets cold,” Zelig’s father said. After serving his son a portion, he sat down

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at the table. “So your parents were happy to see you, Binyamin, or what?” “Baruch Hashem, they really were.” “Do they feel well? Your father has been looking a bit pale in recent days.” “I think he’s fine.” Binyamin made a bracha and slowly sipped the soup. “It’s a bit hard for him with the work, and the weather is very different from what he was used to at home,” he said. “Well, of course.” Shikovitzer wiped his brow. “It makes no difference whether you’re out on the open sea or working next to a hot oven — the hot sun of Eretz Yisroel is much hotter than the sun on the banks of the Black Sea… And your brothers at home, they were cer-

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tainly happy when you came home, I’m sure… Will your younger brother go to yeshivah, like you?” “We’ll see.” Binyamin stirred his soup. “But for now, he’s too young to travel so far away.” “You know, I saw him. He helps your father with the fishing, right?” “Yes.” “The port has not been as busy in the last year or two,” Zelig’s father said. “Since the Haifa port grew so busy. I hope it won’t affect the parnassah here in the city. And what —” A sudden move by Zelig cut him off. The youth leaped out of his seat and grabbed his bowl and spoon. “Tatty, I

wasn’t here,” he said from the closest window. “You ate only with Binyamin, all right? That’s what you should tell them.” And with a hasty jump, he disappeared through the window. His father stood up. “What was that all about?” he asked. Binyamin did not know whom he was asking, so he remained silent. “Who’s he running away from?” Binyamin shook his head. What did you do to me, Zelig? Do you really expect me to stay quiet now? That’s a terrible option. Or do you expect me to be the one to tell your father everything? That’s an even worse option than the first one. Mr. Shikovitzer was quiet for a few

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forced himself to sip his soup until the bowl was finished. “Hey, Yitzchak!” Mahmoud’s voice wafted in from the yard. “What?” Shikovitzer shouted back, standing up again. Binyamin watched him turn to the door. “This officer wants to fix the wheel on his carriage. And something on his horse’s hoof isn’t good either!” “Oh, so they just came to get some service,” Binyamin murmured. Shikovitzer turned to him. “I’m not so sure,” he murmured back. He quickly stepped out of the house. Binyamin remained at the table, wondering if he should leave now. Perhaps not; any extra movement could attract unneeded attention. He pushed aside his empty bowl and swayed back and forth in his chair, a habit he’d had since age five and which he’d never been able to kick. The oven was steaming, and he could see reddish pieces of iron inside it. Would they not get too burned? He stood up and grabbed a pair of large wooden tongs, which were blackened from years of fire. Should he take the iron pieces out? If he understood correctly, it was a carriage shaft in the oven. Zelig’s father had been an expert blacksmith back in Europe, and fortunately, his skills were no less in demand in this small, hot land where they now lived. The already dim room suddenly darkened even more. Binyamin turned to the doorway, tongs in hand, and saw what was blocking the light: Mr. Shikovitzer and four British soldiers. One of them looked to be of a higher rank than the others. All eyes were on Binyamin. “Who is this?” the high-ranking officer asked, pointing to Binyamin. “A neighbor’s son,” Zelig’s father replied. “He sometimes helps me. No, Binyamin, don’t take it out yet!” The officer murmured something in English, and one of the soldiers replied; he seemed to be translating the exchange. “All right,” the boy said, dropping the tongs. The Brits entered with their trademark arrogant strides. Without a word, they stood in a row in front of Binyamin. Only the high-ranking officer sat down; he took the chair Mr. Shikovitzer had vacated just a few minutes before.

“Your name!” he barked. “Binyamin Reiness.” The officer murmured something to the other soldiers, and one of them took over the questioning. “Where do you live?” “On Salah-a-Din Street.” “What are you doing here?” “I came to visit my neighbor.” “Were you born in Palestine?” “No, in Russia.” The soldier turned to Shikovitzer. “You as well?” “Yes.” “Did you know each other from there?” “No,” Binyamin and Shikovitzer said together. The officer said something in English, and the soldier studied the man and the boy. “Come here,” he said. They both approached, and the soldiers stared at them closely. Then they exchanged a few words in English. “Make sure that horseshoe and the wheel are ready quickly, very quickly!” the soldier finally barked. Without another word, the four marched back out to the yard. “He’s a Jew,” Shikovitzer said thoughtfully, looking toward the doorway through which the men had disappeared. “Who, the soldier who was doing the translating?” “Yes. On Yom Kippur he came into my shul for a few minutes for Yizkor.” Then he shook his head. “Go home, Binyamin,” he said somberly. “If they are looking for Zelig, it’s not a good idea for suspicion to fall on you instead of him. And I’ll be glad to see you at Mincha. Where did you daven Shacharis?” “In the Ramchal shul.” Binyamin stood up obediently. “I missed it.” “Um….” Shikovitzer suddenly stopped him. “Can I send you on a small errand? Normally I wouldn’t want to use a talmid chucham, but this might be pikuach nefesh.” “Of course.” “Just check if Zelig is at Wanunu, his employer. Whether he is or isn’t there, leave a message in my name that he should not come home this evening, or to here. Let him find somewhere else to stay until morning, just to be safe.” To be continued…

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Events. Crowdfunding. Dinners. Mailings. Some tzedakah campaigns succeed spectacularly, some less so. And some even flop. Why is that? When it comes to raising tzedakah funds, many factors determine how a mission fares. Some, like the nature of the cause, are easy to put a finger on. Others, like how motivated people are to be part of it, can be frustratingly elusive to some and staggeringly lucrative for others. Those in both groups share one thing in common: They turn to marketing firms for help in their tzedakah endeavors and to see greater funds pouring in. While it may be difficult to accurately measure their impact, there must be a good reason why it has become the norm to enlist the help of marketing gurus for almost every major tzedakah mission. We sat down with a couple of the prominent names and firms who spearhead popular tzedakah initiatives to learn more about the how, why and what of their chesed work.

YOEL FR IED

FRIEDCO MEDIA BROOKLYN, NY

Yoel has been an askan and activist for charitable causes well before he began performing this work professionally at the now well-known FriedCo Media agency. After an emergency campaign he was involved with helped raise massive sums for a frum woman in need of a critical medical transfer from France to the U.S., he committed himself to being part of the solution for those in need. Today, FriedCo Media offers full-service solutions to those running campaigns, dinners or events, in addition to traditional business and organizational marketing. What is your initiation process prior to creating a campaign theme? Before we begin, we sit with the people involved with the organization and try to really connect to their core messaging and how they view themselves. The next step is to determine what they want out of the project at hand. Once we’re clear on that, the fun begins…

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You’ve been known to lead some high-impact, can’t-miss marketing campaigns. What is your brainstorming process behind it? Perhaps we’re unique on this end, but we work backward. The first question we ask is, “How can we get people to stop and look?” In a world flooded with marketing campaigns, you must capture the atten-

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tion before you can begin working on the exact message. Once we make readers pause and look, only then can we build out the exact details of the campaign.

It can be a risky strategy. Do you ever have to shelve ideas? We never proceed with a theme with which the client doesn’t feel 100% comfortable. Indeed, there have been ideas that some in an organization felt were too out there or would turn off some donors, and we put them away to be utilized at a later date. I recall a campaign that was all worked out already when some of the people involved felt that the theme was too emotionally gutwrenching — a valid concern, I should add.

How do you view your responsibility as it relates to the rise of online campaigns? I always tell people that crowdfunding is not fundraising. You are not raising money; you are cultivating individuals in the community to raise money for you. You have to keep that in mind and remember to gear your efforts to ensuring that those team leaders have all the tools — yes, including marketing — to

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succeed in their mission.

What have been some of your most successful campaigns? That would have to be our work on behalf of the incredible Refuah Helpline organization. This August, the annual campaign set a goal of $3.5 million and raised a staggering $4.5 million! Just three short years ago, the goal was $1 million, and things took off rapidly in an unprecedented manner. We’re grateful to play a part in their lifesaving work. On a grand scale, it is sometimes mind blowing to look back and realize that we have helped raise over $100 million for Jewish causes over the past few years — with much more coming, b’ezras Hashem.

What are some lessons you’ve learned over the years? Well, I’ve realized that it’s a big mistake to assume that what works for one group or organization will work for others. Every mission requires a targeted and custom mehalech to succeed. There is no template, only a commitment to doing our best in each unique situation and relying on Hashem to see bracha in our efforts.

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THE PIVOT GROUP BROOKLYN, NY

The Pivot Group has made a name for itself in recent years as one of the creative entities behind many successful campaigns. Founded by Shlomo Steinmetz, who had previously volunteered for a number of chesed organizations in their fundraising efforts, they have risen to the forefront of the heimish marketing scene. What goes into marketing a tzedakah campaign? To answer your question, we have to differentiate between different types of campaigns and what would get people emotionally hooked to them. When an organization fundraises directly, we have to ensure that the message is clear and that people are aware of the details related to the drive or event. For a crowdsourced campaign, a large focus is on getting the individual fundraisers excited and upping the limits that their network will donate. In a crisis case, it’s all about opening hearts and raising awareness in a captivating way.

Can you take us through your creative brainstorming process? I wish I could describe a perfect scene of how it

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goes down, but in the real world, inspiration can come from anywhere and at the most random times. Sometimes it’s someone who is not part of our creative team who sees things in a clear way and provides that beautiful spark. What we can control is our discovery process where we gather information and objectives to ensure that we’re on the right track.

What are some of your most successful campaigns? We have, baruch Hashem, been the creative engine behind the popular Keren Hashviis campaign that raised a total of $21 million dollars for Israeli farmers toward this shemittah. We built a personal connection with Klal Yisroel by depicting the farmers as the heroes they truly are, and for the first time since the days of the second Beis Hamikdash, a majority

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Have you seen some campaigns widely exceed expectations? If yes, what was the key? This year we helped run a campaign for a local shul in Boro Park that had a goal of $1 million and reached $4.3 million! If there is one theme to these campaigns it’s that the people doing the personal fundraising are incredibly passionate about the cause. No amount of marketing can replace that, and it cannot be faked.

So, in your view, how does marketing fit into the picture? I’ve seen campaigns with lots of potential fail due to lack of marketing, but on the other hand, I cannot stress enough that marketing is no more than one tool. The cause must be good, the year-round efforts must be persistent, and the people raising the money must truly care.

What, if anything, has surprised you over the years? I used to be involved with dinners and events where the expenses were mind-boggling and the upside was limited. We were behind the recent Bonei Olam campaign that had begun with a $4 million goal and ended up reaching nearly $8 million, with money in the organization’s account within days. Back in the day, it would take four to eight expensive dinners to reach that amount, not to mention the months of actually collecting the pledges! These advances have also saved so many wonderful organizations and services from literal collapse by raising so much more, so much faster. Also, and this might sound cliche, but I am continuously blown away that campaign after campaign keeps on meeting and exceeding the ever-growing expectations. So many times I’ve thought, “This is it,” and the community keeps on stepping up to the plate. Kol hakavod!

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Dart Media is among the brand names in the heimish world of marketing. With teams in Monsey and Kiryas Yoel, the group has been behind many of the most prominent fundraising and awareness campaigns in recent years. For this feature, we spoke with Levy Yitzchok Greenwald, one of their senior strategists and creative leaders. Levy Yitzchok spent years volunteering in his local kehillah before taking on this role with Dart. How do you view your role in marketing a campaign? We aim to maneuver people in the community into what we call the “permission zone.” Let me explain: People on a healthy diet allow themselves to eat a bigger meal on a weeknight if they happen to be sitting at a family wedding, and might purchase a sweet treat in the gas station if they’re out on a trip. Why is that? Because at this moment, they’re in a permission zone to act differently than in regular life. If I were to walk into a shul to collect funds for any respected charity right now, I would probably get dollars and quarters. What can create an atmosphere or matzav of donating sums in the hundreds or thousands? Besides for Purim, this becomes our

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job before and during campaigns. And this also applies to the team leaders as they get the confidence to ask their contacts for larger amounts.

What would happen if an organization decides not to work with a marketing firm on a campaign? We had a client who came to us after deciding to do it all on their own the year prior and failing so spectacularly that some staff were too demoralized to come in to work. Baruch Hashem, we were able to help them turn things around, but it’s always better to work with people who do such work full time.

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Who have been some of the more prominent clients you’ve worked with? Oh, practically everyone. From local organizations like Chai Lifeline, Misaskim and TAG; to Israeli groups like Oneg Shabbos V’Yom Tov and Bayis Lepleitos; to Yaldei from Montreal and so many others. Our team also counts all major chassidish kehillos among our partners, including work for the massive new shul in New Square.

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This introduction can be penned in just four letters: G-C-N-Y. Among the paradigm-shifting pioneers of today’s frum marketing world, the firm has become the unquestioned standard-bearer for excellence, creativity and impact. Yossi Blumenfeld, founder and CEO, was a graphics whiz at a young age, but when he realized that how things look matters far less than how they work, he transitioned to fullservice marketing, where he has been inundated with requests for his expertise ever since. In your mind, what has been the key to GCNY’s success in the tzedakah field? I think we’ve been able to build — and maintain — an emotional connection to the plight of the people on the receiving end of the support. It’s not so much the creativity in marketing and execution — though that matters a great deal — but rather about making people personally identify with what others are going through. In a world of limitless chesed causes, this is a continuous and growing challenge, and the execution of these campaigns requires a team with deep emotional intelligence.

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GCNY precedes the era of online campaigns. How has the industry changed, and is there still a place for live events? Indeed. If you recall, Hatzolah of Boro Park used to host an in-person event every year that was a must for every local resident to attend. We helped make those very successful, baruch Hashem, and we’ve creatively applied many of its benefits to the contemporary scene. One example is bringing the Chinese Auction format to the digital world. To answer your question: While online crowdfunding reaches a much wider audience with virtually limitless small-

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er donations, live events are where we see the large five- and six-figure numbers being donated, and they also provide a different type of exposure. They definitely still serve a purpose and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.

You have a reputation as a trailblazer in this field. What are some original ideas you’re most proud of? Today, everyone associates RCCS with the color yellow. I don’t think any Jewish cause or organization has successfully tried this before or replicated it since. We launched it through the “Yell-Ow” initiative, and it has worked so well in terms of becoming identifiable with RCCS that the organization continues to utilize it even in events or campaigns that we are not involved with. We’ve also dared to change the way auctions are held — with much success. It used to be that every auction had packages at different price points. We began running auctions where every raffle ticket costs the same, welcoming in a much broader audience. Another change was introducing what’s called upselling to such campaigns, where we entice donors to upgrade to a higher bracket by offering them a free gift, access to more winnings, etc. It’s something widely done in the business world, but is relatively new for tzedakah campaigns.

People often view campaign marketing with cynicism. What is your response to that? I must say that having a front row seat to the action has shown

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me that the well-respected organizations are actually incredibly committed to doing what’s right by their donors. There have been multiple occasions where we suggested something costly and were told that the organization doesn’t find it right to spend their donors’ hard-earned money on something that might not seem 100% necessary to some. The fact is that our community performs a tremendous amount of chesed, and that costs a lot of money. We don’t manipulate people into giving; we make them aware of what’s really going on and inspire them to be part of it. If everyone could somehow see and connect to every great cause out there, our work wouldn’t be necessary.

Has anything surprised you over the years? I’m an optimistic person, but sometimes I have to be impressed by how well people take to an initiative. A few years ago we launched Project Ignite that invited people to submit a weekly donation to Kollel Shomrei Hachomos, which serves poor families in Eretz Yisroel. The hope was that it will provide the organization with a stable, recurring income stream. I was expecting people to choose the $1 or $2 options, but most people went for the higher numbers, and we got sign-ups from the most far-flung locations imaginable. It was heartwarming to see Jewish mothers around the globe uniting to help almanos and the poor during this most special time of the week.

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Together with his partner Yanky Deutsch, Yossi launched Click & Market over a decade ago. The rise of online campaigns led them to found their own crowdfunding platform Dryve, offering campaign managers fixed lower fees and a suite of customizable solutions. Today, the two joint ventures have catapulted them to the top of the tzedakah marketing world. Why is campaign marketing necessary when an organization is already well known? There are a few answers to your question, but I’ll focus on just a couple. First off, I like to tell people that for-profit businesses and not-for-profits are only different in their organizational structure, but their public imaging works the same way. In our hypercompetitive world, even the most well-established retailers need to advertise to remain ahead. Additionally, I don’t think we’ve ever sat with an organization who felt that people are sufficiently aware of everything they do or the expenses that the organization incurs. There are always services

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that people just don’t know about, and ironically, the more well established an organization is, the harder it is to help people learn of the lesser-known things they do. Hypothetically speaking, if you run an organization that everyone knows helps Holocaust survivors, it is an enormous task to let the world know that you also spend millions on feeding the local poor.

What goes into marketing a successful campaign? Going back to my previous analogy, if a store was to advertise a sale tomorrow after going a year without any ads or being in front of people, would they

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We work a lot with the Omni Group led by my friends Nuchem Ornstein and Shlomo Zalmen Spitzer, some of the best in the line at cultivating this aspect of the business. They work with the organizations at the grass roots in painstaking detail to bring the mission together. succeed? The fundraisers and PR people need to be proactive all throughout the year to ensure that potential donors are involved, engaged and see the organization’s work before their eyes.

With your Dryve platform, you are in a unique position to see behind the scenes. What are some misconceptions people have about your work? Many people unfortunately assume that marketers take off a large chunk of each donation. In truth, while we do take a relatively small amount to pay for our work, we can and do save organizations untold sums by ensuring that they target the right people and make the most money possible. If an organization or institution has a good reputation, you can rest assured that nearly the entire sum raised ends up going to those intended.

How much responsibility do you carry for the success — or lack thereof — of a campaign? To be frank, the success of an online campaign depends overwhelmingly on the people who are out there raising the money. While we do the marketing, and offer the Dryve software that helps greatly, the greatest focus must be on ensuring that the raisers — or Dryvers — know what they need to do and are capable of doing so. We work a lot with the Omni Group led by my friends Nuchem Ornstein and Shlomo Zalmen Spitzer, some of the best in the line at cultivating this aspect of the business. They work with the organizations at the grass roots in painstaking detail to bring the mission together.

What have you learned while watching this market evolve? How much time do you have? (Laughs...) I’ll share

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two quick stories. I was once involved with a seemingly typical campaign and woke up one morning to a letter from a beis din. It turned out that the organization had been having friction with a different group (since resolved, to my knowledge), and my name got dragged in. I learned to always do my research and keep an eye on what else might be going on beneath the surface. Another time we helped raise emergency funds for a sick Yid, and the day after the campaign ended, he was sadly niftar. We sat with rabbanim and dayanim to hear whether we should refund everyone or see how the funds can be utilized for a keren yesomim — which was the route we eventually took. When dealing with such large numbers, you want to steer clear from even the faintest halachic concerns.

Can you share some of the unique campaigns you’ve been involved with? Just recently, we ran an online campaign that wasn’t for money at all! There is a project called Kovati, founded in memory of the unforgettable Shragee Gestetner who was tragically niftar in Meron. We spearheaded a large campaign to recruit Yidden to commit to daily kvi’as itim. As it turns out, Klal Yisroel is just as generous with their time as they are with their money. It was wonderful to see the positive response, and professionally satisfying to know that our marketing and creative systems work beyond the traditional fundraising.

Do you ever turn down campaigns? If we don’t believe the goals are realistic, we will turn it down (or advise clients to revise their goals). Similarly, if the cause or campaign doesn’t match our values, we feel strongly that we won’t be able to provide clients with the service they deserve.

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The chocolate factory owned by Theodor Hildebrand had some big plans for millennials. At the World’s Fair of 1900, Hildebrand’s chocolate factory launched a marketing campaign, which told of the (imagined) innovations the population 100 years hence would enjoy. These colorful postcards were slipped into the boxes of their sweets and chocolates (as if anyone ever needs more motivation to eat chocolate!), each one emblazoned with the company’s name. So, people of the 21st century, what do you think of their predictions?

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Germany in the Year 2000

Driverless cars? Neh, that’s so 20th century. How about personal flying machines? Personal airships? Now you’re talking…

The North Pole would be a tourist destination. They apparently saw this as an exciting change, not an “Oh no, it’s global warming” doomsday prediction.

And fancy that — we’d be able to control the weather and its effects on us with this weather machine and citywide roofs!

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Got Milk? CALIFORNIA MILK PROCESSOR BOARD Launched in 1993

This iconic, much-known slogan almost didn’t see the light of day because the marketers at Goodby, Silverstein & Partners first “thought it was lazy, not to mention grammatically incorrect,” according to an article in The New York Times. In an effort to encourage the consumption of milk, the marketing agency representing the milk processor board realized that convincing people of its health benefits wouldn’t do; people know milk is healthy. But what if they could convince people that being without milk is seriously never, ever a good idea? (Java lovers, do you need any convincing?) The advertisement typically featured people in milk-desperate situations, but with an empty milk carton: with sticky foods that they needed to down with a refreshing glass of white, with a black coffee, or with a plate of cookies (what, cookies without milk?) all by itself. Or simply children (or cats!) begging for milk. In 1995, the campaign switched to “milk mustaches,” where a lot of famous people were advertised still sporting the effects of drinking a glass of milk.

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Just Do It NIKE Launched in 1988

The words in this campaign — more than the graphics, the concept, or any of its adornments — made people just buy those Nikes. This campaign was launched at a time when Nike was trailing behind Reeboks in sales, and the clarity, conciseness and the immediacy that this simple tagline portrayed took the indecisiveness out of the equation. People soon knew that they’d do their exercise — just do it! — and that they’d do it in a pair of Nike footwear. The beauty of this campaign was its simplicity. It was said to take just twenty minutes for the Wieden+Kennedy advertisement agency to come up with this tagline, yet its message endured and sparked an influx of sales.

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The Worst Hotel in the World HANS BRINKER BUDGET HOTEL Launched in 2013

This hostel in the center of Amsterdam decided to get some publicity by proving what they’re really good at: being terrible (and charging very little). No hot air, no undelivered promises, just a commitment to be inconsistently inhospitable. Like they say on their website, “At the Hans Brinker Hostel you get what you pay for.” Further boasts include “One location, low expectation” and “What you see is what you get — just don’t look too closely.” Ads include check-in pictures of guests who look just fine, with check-out pictures showing them bleary-eyed and injured.

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Sometimes it’s an old faithful that needs a little time in the limelight — but how can that get done? One example is Coke’s Share a Coke campaign that made coke-buying both personal and exciting. By printing the 150 most popular first names across random bottles and cans in their branded font, Coke made some noise. And while some were enamored by this novelty, others were just confused. But whatever the reaction, Coke got what they wanted: People talking about something that had been in the background just one day earlier...

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FROM THE SEFER “MISHBETZOS ZAHAV LEVUSHA”:

Harav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv zt”l clearly stated:

,‫הפאות הישנות של הדור הקודם עליהם נחלקו הפוסקים‬ ‫ ומגרי יצה“ר‬,‫אבל פאות זמנינו שהם במראה שיער טבעי‬ .‫ מי יכול להתיר דבר ערוה שכזה‬,‫דאנשים כשיער ממש‬ ”The Poskim disagreed about the old wigs from the previous

generation (whether they were permitted or forbidden), but the wigs of today which look like natural hair and incite men’s yetzer hora just like real hair – who can permit this kind of erva.” ( ‫)דף קעו‬ BSD

‫ו' אלול תשע"ו‬

Elul 6, 5776

RABBI MOSHE ELYASHIV SON OF THE GAON RAV YOSEF SHALOM ELYASHIV ZT”L The Holy City of Jerusalem, May it be rebuilt quickly in our days, Amen

To the women who participate in the Shmiras Halashon and Tznius Shiur. May the pleasantness of Hashem be upon you for all your matters. Your understanding of the opinion of my late father and teacher the Gaon Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv zt"l is correct and true, that he prefers covering the hair of the head with a kerchief (tichel) or hat rather than covering the hair with a modest wig, because there are poskim who forbid covering the hair with even a modest wig. (A non-modest wig is forbidden by halacha according to everyone). We heard the Rav say this several times.

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‫הרב משה אלישיב‬ ‫בן לאאמו"ר מרן הגרי"ש זצלה"ה‬ ‫פעיה"ק ירושלים תובב"א‬ .‫לנשי המשתתפות בשיעור שמירת הלשון וצניעות‬

.‫יהי נועם השם עליכם בכל עניניכם‬ ‫נכון ואמת הדברים מה שהבנתם בדעת אאמו"ר מרן הרב זצלה"ה‬ ‫שמעדיף כיסוי שיער הראש במטפחת או בכובע מלכסות שער‬ .‫ מכיון שיש פוסקים שאוסרים זה‬.‫הראש בפאה צנועה‬ ]‫[פאה שאינה צנועה אסור לכו"ע מצד הדין‬ .‫ושמענו זה מהרב כמה פעמים‬ ‫ויהי רצון שכל המתחזקות בצניעות ובשמירת הלשון שיתברכו‬ ‫בבריאות והצלחה בכל‬ .‫ושיהי' להן נחת דקדושה מכל יוצאי חלציהן‬ ‫החותם בברכה משה אלישיב בן לאאמו"ר‬ ‫מרן רבן של ישראל הגרי"ש זצלה"ה‬

May all those who increase their tznius and shmiras haloshon be blessed with health and success in everything, and may they have holy nachas from all their offspring. Signed with my blessing Moshe Elyashiv the son of my father and teacher, Rav of the whole Jewish nation, The Gaon Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv zt"l For more information and to hear a worldwide teleconference call 917.924.9900 Israel: 797040024 England: 3303502362 This ad is privately sponsored as a zechus Refuah Shelaima for Yosef Yechezkal ben Fraidel and I’ilui Nishmas Sarah bas Gittel Frada

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You find yourself holding the winning ticket. Receiving that phone call from the auction MC. Watching with incredulity as your name comes out of the sack. You’ve won! First there’s disbelief, then sheer joy. Because in addition to the prize, you also recognize that it was a tiny dose of love from Above. Here six people share their stories.

Tricks of the Trade BY: S. SCH A R F

“I already know my rebbi’s tricks! I already know my rebbi’s tricks!” He barrels through the door, back home from his first day of cheder. His face is aglow, and he’s waving a small grocery bag high over his head, like a trophy. “Hello! How was your first day of cheder? And what’s this about tricks?” I ask. “Look!” He sets the bag down on the table and tips out its contents with a flourish: a large chocolate bar, a bulging bag of chips, followed by a miniature bottle of soda. A veritable treasure. “See?” he crows. “Wow! Where did you get these goodies?” He can hardly contain himself; the story spills out of him like the treats from his bag. “My rebbi made a goral — special for the first day,” he explains excitedly. “The first time, another kid in the class picked number 47, and he won!” He laughs, a clear ringing sound that fills the kitchen and makes the corners of my mouth tug upward. Tossing the

soda from hand to hand, he continues on animatedly. “For the second round, everyone else tried their luck with another number. Only I picked 47, and I won!” I glance from the loot to his happy, open smile. He radiates an easy confidence born of a smooth start, this bright little boy of mine, who can be misread as easily as he could be understood. Children often can be. How I was hoping and praying that this year’s rebbi would look into his eyes and see the smart, spirited, eager-to-please child that I know and love. Unlike last year. “…So you see, I know my rebbi’s tricks! And I won!” He laughs again, delighted. I give him a quick hug, chocolate bar and all, and I think to myself, I know his rebbi’s tricks, too. I know that it takes a master mechanech to instantly realize which child, out of a class of 30 boys, needed to start a fresh new year on a sweet note. And I know something more. This year is going to be a winner.

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Of Timing and Timepieces BY: ROCHEL FR EULICH

Tensions were running high, and it was getting in the way of our shalom bayis. “Can you please just turn off your phone? It’s not like you want to explain to everyone where you are.” My husband sighed, exasperated, as the tenth call of the hour urgently made itself heard. It didn’t help matters at all that tonight, of all nights, everyone was going to wonder where I was. Now they were just calling to make arrangements to go. Just wait until they would all realize that I was not showing up at the Chinese auction I’d worked so hard for — the fundraiser for the Bikur Cholim that meant so much to me. Tonight my son needed me. So there we were, a short plane ride away from home, waiting to hear if he was actually going to get engaged. It had looked like it when we scheduled the tickets, but now, as we paced the hotel room and got in each other’s way, it was no longer looking so promising. So, no, I couldn’t even tell anyone where I was, couldn’t even explain my glaring absence. When Sury called, I decided to pick up. “I might come a little later,” I said into the phone. “Something came up. Save me a seat!” And I whispered a little apology for little white lies. And then came the reprieve as everyone was finally tuning into the program. Tomorrow I’d explain. Right now, I was finally off the hook. And then my phone exploded again. One call. Two calls. Three calls! What was going on? “Is your phone still on?” my husband asked. “Didn’t you turn it off before?” I checked the texts. Faigy: Where are you?? Toby: Wow!! Sury: Rochel, you won!!! You won the Ebel!! I blinked. Did I get that right? I’d won the watch at the Chinese auction! Momentarily floored, I shared the news with my husband, and there was a simple,

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giddy excitement that overtook us for a moment. Everybody was probably looking for me now, but I cared a little less, taken by this unexpected win. I’d won the Ebel! Wasn’t this a good sign or something? Good sign or not, the shidduch didn’t work out. But two months later, my son got engaged much closer to home. But the kallah never received the Ebel watch because it seemed the one who donated it had done so because it wasn’t exactly current. And there’s no way my son’s kallah (my son got engaged! Did I tell you yet?!) was going to get anything less than the very best. And I? Well, I wasn’t going to wear an Ebel, even a slightly outdated one. So it languished in my closet. And every so often I’d see it and remember that I had mazel. That, after all, I was capable of winning a raffle prize! And then, as we sat at the first meeting to plan the next year’s Bikur Cholim Chinese Auction, summoning up the enthusiasm to turn out another yesh me’ayin project, Malka, our determined chairwoman, said, “Okay, let’s draw up a list of possible sponsors. We need really good prizes to attract a crowd.” I cleared my throat and proposed the first offer: “I have an Ebel watch to donate.”

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A Bid Spreading Light AS TOLD TO: H A DASSA H STEINM A N

The first shout came from the back. “Two dollars.” “Three.” “Five!” Face flushed, I stepped forward. “Ten!” The MC of the Bikur Cholim tzedakah party I was attending was doubling as the auctioneer. She was holding up a paper with a large number 5 on it, but whatever number 5 represented remained a mystery. Bids were coming thick and fast, only no one knew what they were bidding for! “Fifteen!” Again from the back of the room. “Eighteen!” “Twenty!” I called. “Twenty-two!” I thought fast. “Twenty-five!” There was a moment of silence, and then the MC said, “Going once… going twice… going three times… and number 5 is yours!” There was cheering and clapping as I hurried to the front of the room. The MC handed me the paper, and then bent down to pick up a large, heavy box from the floor. “You got a good deal,” she said, and winked. I grinned and peeked inside. Nestled in the cardboard and bubble wrap sat a lovely chandelier in a soft neutral-colored leather, and its branches boasted raised, round designs that were reminiscent of

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grapes. Something clicked in my brain. Grapes. My sister Bassy was in the process of buying a house, and the kitchen, done in a lovely neutral wood that was fashionable at the time, featured a backsplash that had sweet little clusters of grapes appearing every few feet. Perfect. Bassy’s moving day came fast, and the first time I visited her in her new home, I arrived with the large box in my arms carrying the requisite housewarming gift. “Hey,” Bassy cried when she saw me. “Come on in!” “This is for you,” I said, handing her the box. “Enjoy it!” Bassy peeked inside and her mouth dropped open. “It’s perfect!” she said, sounding rather shocked. “It’s like it was made for my kitchen.” And, indeed, it was! In no time at all the fixture was hanging, pulling all the elements of her kitchen together with a triumphant glow of light. Even though it’s been years now, whenever I visit we look at the chandelier still hanging in her kitchen and exchange a small smile. Sometimes a gift is just right, even if it first appears hiding behind a large number 5.

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Getting Lucky at the Door BY: R IK I GOLDSTEIN It was that sticky, kvetchy time of day when mothers of very young children realize it’s time to draw a line under the afternoon and call it suppertime. A timid tap on the door of our fourth-floor apartment in Yerushalayim revealed a young neighbor, a shy child of about nine, with straggly hair escaping her pony and a paper book of raffle tickets. Naturally, I bought one. Not because I needed to support her elementary school, or because I thought I’d win anything (so not my type!), but because I’d buy a ticket to encourage any kid, and this one, well, she needed some encouragement. Happy that she’d actually managed a sale, the child managed a bashful thank you and ran off. I stuffed the paper into a kitchen cabinet and returned to the table to serve supper. When she came back, a few weeks later, the kid was beaming. She skipped up the steps. Her ticket, which she had sold to her neighbor, was a winning ticket! It entitled us to a free night’s stay in a Badatz Eidah Hachareidis hotel in Teveria, which to this little girl seemed almost as richly exotic as a stay on Jeff Bezos’ space rocket might to a more worldly person. As for us, we were a kollel couple. We loved freebies, especially unexpected ones. My husband soon planned an itinerary for a trip to the North, visiting Meron, Tzefas and the kivrei tzaddikim — and overnight, a free Badatz hotel stay. Memorable and different, this trip is now enshrined in my memory as our farewell fling to Eretz Yisroel; we moved to chutz l’aretz very soon thereafter. Nevertheless, with all the dozens of raffle tickets I buy from the kids at my door, it’s never happened again.

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A Hug from Hashem AS TOLD TO: RUCHY REESE

I flopped onto the couch and buried my face in a pillow, hiding from the phone I’d dropped as soon as I saw the name of a local shadchan on the screen. “I can’t do this anymore,” I wailed. “I am so — burned — out!” Eleven years of waiting for the right match can do that to a girl, you know. “Just answer the call. Give it one shot,” my friend Mina encouraged me, poking my shoulder with the phone. “You never know… this one might just be The One.” I ignored her until the phone stopped ringing, and Mina, with a sigh, resigned herself to flipping through a circular. She realized I was a lost cause. “Hey, there’s a Chinese auction down the street,” she said a moment later. “Let’s go!” “Why?” “Because you’re miserable company lately, and if you’re going to just sit here and mope, I’m going to make you call the shadchan back!” Like a lightning bolt, I was up and zooming through the hallway, heading to my room to freshen up. If this is what it took to run away from another failed shidduch… so be it. As soon as I got to my room, I closed the door and sank onto the floor. “Hashem,” I whispered, “Where are You? Don’t you see my suffering?” I swiped at my tears with the back of my sleeve. “I feel so alone. And so… tired. It’s been more than a decade, and I’ve tried so hard… I’ve reached the end of my endurance. Tatty, help me!” “Hey, when are you coming out?” The rap on the door pulled me back to the present. Pasting a smile on my face, I stood up and headed out the door, pockets full of cash and a heart full of pain.

ed, “Scout out the place. Find something you really want to win, and put all your tickets there. You’ll up your odds of winning.” Thanking her, I grabbed my tickets and decided to just do my own thing, because the truth was, I was here only to avoid being there — next to the phone and the constant reminder of my lonely state. I slid a ticket into each box and made my way to the salad bar. * * * * *

The call came the very next day. “I won what? Seriously? Ummm… I’m not married and live in a tiny basement. I’m not quite sure what to do with the prize.” “So you don’t want it?” the caller asked incredulously. “I didn’t say that… Just — I’ll call you back, okay?” I hung up the phone and pondered what had just happened. Did I, of all people, really just win the

Pasting a smile on my face, I stood up and headed out the door, pockets full of cash and a heart full of pain.

* * * * *

“So, is there a method to the madness or do we just plunk tickets into any box?” I asked Mina. “Don’t ask me! I never won anything,” she said. A well-meaning yenta leaned over and interject-

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grand prize of the previous night’s Chinese auction? It didn’t make any sense. But then again, nothing did. Just then my phone rang again, and I looked down to see the shadchan’s number once again on the ID. Taking a deep breath, I raised my eyes heavenward and whispered, “I get it, Hashem; You sent me a hug last night. Now please let me claim the prize.” With a renewed burst of strength, I listened to the information being offered, willing to give my search one last chance. B’chasdei Hashem, it was only three months later that I claimed my prize: two new seforim shanks filled with a chasan Shas… And there, right in front of them, sat the grandest prize of all: my husband caressing the pages of the timeless tomes as his voice rang out with the song of the Gemara.

Win-Win BY: M A LK A K ATZM A N

We were in the market for a bike. At least, my son Nachman was. He’d been talking about a new bike for months — but a specific kind, not just any bike — and while I did try to look into some secondhand options, nothing really worked out. Well, maybe The Mortgage had something to do with it. We’d recently taken out a very large mortgage, and it was getting difficult to pay it. Every expense was weighed against The Mortgage. That summer, I davened hard — for many things. For health. For parnassah. To pay the mortgage easily. And for a bike for Nachman. I really wanted my son to have a bike. I didn’t ask for money for the bike; just, please, give Nachman a bike. That summer, our local grocery was offering an unusual incentive. Buy from a certain line of frozen products for a certain minimum amount, and enter a Chinese auction for a prize of your choice. Chinese auctions are ubiquitous (and so is our claim that we never win), but in a grocery store? I looked at the ad and flipped the page. The things people do to boost sales! When I bought frozen salmon at the grocery (on sale! $7 a pound!), I received a slip of paper along

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with the receipt. Call a number, choose from the prizes on the menu, and enter your information. I handed the slip of paper to my twelve-year-old daughter and asked her to call and enter us into the auction for the bike. Nothing to lose there! I wouldn’t spend any time or money on it, but why not enter, if we already got the salmon on sale, and Chavy was happy to punch in some numbers? I stashed the piece of paper somewhere, just in case, and forgot about it. The auction was anyway scheduled to take place only in about six weeks. Six weeks later, we got a call. You won! A bike! What’s your address? What size bike do you choose? Tears sprang to my eyes. My hands were shaking when I put down the phone. And I whispered my thanks to Hashem. Things are tough with the mortgage, and we’re struggling. I daven every day for a grand yeshuah. But now You sent us a bike. A gift wrapped in bows, straight from Shamayim. A reminder that You hear us always. You’re taking care of everything, and You’ll send us what we need — everything in its time. The gleaming orange bike is not just a bike. For me, it’s love, hope and emunah.

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So many families are struggling with kids more than ever before sometimes the information necessary to do what we know is right for our children. But this can be learned. The truth is that it’s up to us as mothers to provide our kids with what they need - the love, connection, nurture and playfulness to grow up happy and healthy. That’s why “Playful Parenting” is designed to give mothers of all ages and stages both the mindset and the practical, fun ideas to engage with their kids whether you have two minutes, five minutes or ten minutes and maximize the value of every minute you spend with your children. As mothers, all we want is to love our kids and give them the gift of family, to be the parent we know we could be if we had all the right tools.... At the end of the day, we want to feel like we’ve given our children everything they need in order to grow up a happy, healthy successful adult!

Mothers would be surprised to know that there’s a simple solution to many of the problems that come along with raising children. Mothers do not have to be stuck in overwhelm for life! There are answers that can help you feel more positive, confident and happy in your role as a mother. You could have happy, confident and cooperative children! Your children could flourish under your tender, loving care! It’s not too hard to learn these easy techniques that could make a world of a difference in your life and in the lives of your children. Woven in with heimishe values, Playful Parenting gives you the feeling that you can do it, that you can soar as a mother and accomplish your dreams to make your family a happy, beautiful place to raise your children. You don’t have to parent alone anymore. The Playful Parenting program is an 8 week course which is run LIVE several times a year. Come and be inspired by Gelly, a mother, grandmother and heimishe child and family therapist and learn practical, easy to implement tools to take your parenting to the next level! All courses are available as Replay option so you can listen to a class even if you’re a busy mother. We have Live Q and A sessions as well to answer your questions about how to implement Playful Parenting with your family’s specific dynamics. All Q and A questions are recorded and available bulletin style so you can learn from other mothers, just like you. Gelly’s Game Line is an extra Bonus with tons of game ideas, bulletin style as well, to play with your kids any time you want to be a playful parent. Mothers report having more fun and way less frustration during long afternoons and anytime they spend with their kids. It’s a win win for both mother and children:) You can listen to a preview to learn more about how this program can make a difference in your life today. This program is guaranteed to change the way you think of yourself as a mother. Do it for yourself but most of all, do it for the kids! For more program info and to listen to an introduction, call 929-99-CHILD (929-992-4453). This program is approved for Comfort Health Services NY.

Gelly Asovski, LCSW-R RPT-S is a Child and Family therapist, EMDR Consultant and Registered Play Therapy Supervisor who has been working with children and families over the past 20 years. Gelly is well known in the greater Monsey area for her expertise in working with play therapy, parenting and trauma.

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The First Announcements Newspapers weren’t always printed on paper. In ancient Rome, government bulletins, called Acta Diurna, were carved into metal or stone and posted in public places. Similarly, in secondand third-century China, news sheets, handwritten on silk and called Dibao, circulated among court officials during the late Han dynasty. In early modern Europe, the rising need for information was met by concise, handwritten news sheets. In 1556, the government of Venice first published the monthly Notizie scritte, which cost one gazetta, a small coin. This is why some papers today are known as gazettes.

U.S. Editions America had newspapers even before she even had independence. The first newspaper in the American colonies was published by Benjamin Harris in 1690 in Boston, and it was called “Publick Occurrences Both Forreign and Domestick” (sic). Unfortunately for him, only one edition was published before the paper was quashed by the government — until 1704, when the governor allowed it to be republished. That’s when it became the first continuously published newspaper in the colonies. Soon after, weekly papers began being published in New York and Philadelphia. These early newspapers followed the current British format and were usually four pages long. In 1783, the Pennsylvania Evening Post became the first post-revolutionary American daily.

Growth and Decline While electronic alternatives continue to cut into printed newspapers’ popularity and revenue, the downhill trend is nothing new. In the first half of the twentieth century, the number of newspapers in America ceased their until-then steady growth and began to decline. The newspaper business had become lucrative enough for the most successful publications to have the ability to buy up smaller newspapers and begin to monopolize the news market. For example, by 1940, the twenty daily newspapers in New York City had been reduced to eight. In that same year, 25 cities in the United States with populations of more than 100,000 suddenly found themselves with only one daily paper.

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The Heimishe Editions Today we have many frum Jewish newspapers and periodicals geared for our population, but it wasn’t always that way. In the early twentieth century, Europe boasted many Jewish newspapers, but unfortunately, they were almost all virulently anti-Torah publications. Reb Avigdor Miller, zt”l, who was then learning in one of the great European yeshivos, testified that in 1930s’ Lithuania, there were numerous daily Jewish newspapers published by various anti-Torah Jewish factions, yet for frum Jews, there was no daily or weekly paper at all, and almost no monthly paper, either. Only a small periodical, published by Tzeiri Agudas Yisroel, appeared at most once a month.

Yesterday’s News Newspapers aren’t just for reading. There are many creative and useful ways to make use of “yesterday’s news.” Of course, there’s the classic PAPIER-MÂCHÉ CRAFT PROJECTS.

Less well known is the fact that newspapers are great at helping you CONTROL WEEDS IN THE GARDEN. Lay a thick layer of newspaper down, and wet it thoroughly before covering with soil or wood chips. The paper is biodegradable, and the soy-based inks will pose no risk to plants. Crumpled newspaper also makes CHEAP AND READILY AVAILABLE PACKING MATERIAL to wrap and place around any fragile objects you want to ship. Newspapers are also great for CLEANING GLASS SURFACES such as mirrors, glass table tops and oven doors. Simply spray the glass surface with a solution of vinegar and water or your favorite over-the-counter cleaner, and rub briskly with crumpled newspapers for a streak-free shine. For other uses, stuff newspapers in wet or malodorous shoes or boots overnight to DRY THEM OUT AND REFRESH THEM . Similarly, place crumpled newspapers in suitcases or storage bins for a few weeks to REMOVE STALE SMELLS. Last, newspapers can even help you RIPEN TOMATOES ! Just wrap slightly green tomatoes in paper, and let sit for a few days.

Fake News? Fake news is nothing new. On the morning of November 3, 1948, the banner headline on the front page of the prestigious Chicago Daily Tribune announced the winner of the previous day’s U.S. presidential race. The only problem was, they got it wrong — as the underdog candidate, Truman, won an upset victory over his heavily favored opponent! Sure of the results, and wanting to catch a scoop, the paper okayed the article before the final results were in. Not long afterward, many other newspapers featured the now-famous photo of the triumphantly smiling true winner as he held out the paper with a fake news headline announcing his loss!

Nesanel Yoel Safran is a writer, chef and student of Torah and life. You can read about all of this and more on his blog Soul Foodie (soulfoodiecom.wordpress.com) and contact him at soulfoodie613@gmail.com.

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Hint: Each Boggle board hides a word of nine let ters or more!

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HOW TO PLAY:

Find words on the board containing four letters or more. Letters of a word must be connected in a chain (each letter should be adjacent to the next either vertically, horizontally or diagonally), and each letter can only be used once in a given word. The following are not allowed in Boggle: Adding “s” to a word • Proper nouns • Abbreviations • Contractions • Acronyms

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Family name: _________________________________ Phone: __________________ Full mailing address: ____________________________________________________ Full name of winner: _________________ Amount of points: __________ Full names of competing players:

List some words only the winner found:

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4-letter words: 2 points

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5-letter words: 3 points

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6-letter words: 5 points

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7-letter words: 7 points 8-letter words: 9 points 9+ letters: 12 points

The longest word found on the board: _____________________________ A new word you learned from the board: __________________________ Only complete forms will be entered into the drawing.

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1. Gather round the table to play a family game of Boggle, using this Boggle board.

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ADVANCED BOGGLE WINNER Bring this page in to the Judaica Corner to claim your $15 gift card.

Family name: Steif, 718-xxx-7035 Name of winner: Esty Amount of points: 49 Names of competing players: C.T. Some words only the winner found: camp, deck, paid, past The longest word found on the board: stump

BOGGLE WINNER

6 8 2 3 9 5 4 1 2 9 4 1 3 2 4 5 8 3 6 9 8 1 7 1 7 9 8 6

Bring this page in to the Judaica Corner to claim your $15 gift card.

Family name: Mermelstein, 718-xxx-7530 Name of winner: Mommy

INTERMEDIATE

Amount of points: 39 Names of competing players: Gitty Some words only the winner found: camped, core, flock, neck, paced

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The longest word found on the board: stumped A new word learned from the board: frock Last week’s bonus word: SUPERFOOD

6 7 2 5 7 6 3 9

1 3 4 8 2 6 8 1 8 7 3 2

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SIX WINNERS OF THE $5 GIFT CARDS AT TOYS4U! A $5 credit was issued at Toys4U on the account of the phone number listed on your submission.

Frimy Glauber, 7, Satmar

Gitty Berger

Shloime Pollak, 7, Pupa

Chumy Rosner, 6, Bais Shifra

Shmily Unsdorfer, 11, Satmar

Hershy Tabak, 9, Vien

Thank you to the hundreds of readers who sent in beautifully colored pages! Keep coloring!

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Send your colored page to The Boro Park View to enter a drawing for a chance to have your artwork featured in our pages and win $5 at Toys4U! Six lucky winners will be announced each week! To enter the raffle, email your colored page with your full name to comments@thebpview.com or mail it to 1274 49th Street, Suite 421, Brooklyn, NY 11219. Submissions will be included in the drawing only if all information is filled in. Name:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone:______________________________________________ Age:____________________

School:_________________________________________________________

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Feel free to photocopy this coloring page for the entire family.

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To have your child’s creation featured, send a picture to comments@ thebpview.com or 1274 49th Street, Suite 421, Brooklyn, NY 11219.

Leiby Silberstein, 7

Yossi Kahan, 6

Yitzchok Sporn, 8

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Chaim Yitzchok, Chaya Sara Steinmetz, 6, 5

Shulem Goldberger

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Family Fried

Asher Lemel Schwartz, 6

Rivky Silberstein, Tzippy Langsam, Chayala Langsam, Leahla Kupferstein

Chaya Stober, 4, school

Shimon Hass, 4

Chaim Greenberger, 8

Chani Haas, 3

Blimie Karmel, 6

Avrumy Steif, 7, living room

Shauly Salamon, 5

Yitzchok Weiss, 5

Pessy Stober, 6, park

Sara Henny Kohl

Shia Landau, 5

Bezalel and Hershy

Family Rokach

Brach family

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Classifieds FOR SALE ANTIQUES ‫דורכברוך! האט איר אנטיק‬ ‫בריוון און חפצים פון‬/‫ספרים‬ ‫גדולים וצדיקים? מיר צאלן די‬ ‫ אויך‬.‫בעסטע פרייזן דערויף‬ ‫ לאזט‬,‫פארקויפן מיר אנטיק‬ 845-379-4825 ‫מעסעדש‬

VACATION RENTAL Miami Beach, Carriage Club North Btfl 2 BR, 2 Bths, ground floor, Call 347.499.0031 CO-OP FOR SALE BP Mid 40s. 2nd Floor 1,450sq-ft, 4 bedrooms all Windows, 3 bathrooms, Big Porch. Call: 917-720-7152

NEOCATE/BABY FORMULA

Neocate $30 per can. We also buy off your extra formula for a good price. Call for other type of formulas. Materna $27.99. Formula Trade 347.369.4886 BUGABOO DONKEY Black bugaboo donkey for sale. Great condition. Selling for $850. Please call or text 917-474-7968 STOKKE CARRIAGE Stokke grey carriage. Great condition but not new. For 250. Pls text 3479896125

REAL ESTATE 1 BDR. BSMT 15/42, high ceiling large kitchen, w/d,a/c, long/short term. linen & amenities avail. 347-668-3445 FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM BSMT 18/55st private entrance Kit/ din w/d 347 446 6114 APT FOR RENT 10 & 45 large 2 BDR Apt. Needs renovation. Call for details. 347-524-7686 MIAMI BEACH 4141 Collins Ave. newly renovated beautiful ocean view 1 bedroom apt. for rent. 347.760.0570 FURNISHED APT 17/61st. Beautiful 3 room Chusen Kallah apt. 718-3078353

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3 BEDROOM APT Cort and E 4, call 347-5331820 SHABBOS APT RENTAL 2 Bedroom first floor apt for shabbos or yom tov or overnight. call: 929 409 0418 or 347 749 7774 FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM 13 & 54 New 2 BDR, 1 Flight up, Full Kitch/Bath, W/D, A/C, Linen. Shabbos, short term 347-413-3424 FURNISHED BASEMENT APT 39th & 16th Ave private entrance, spacious, large kitchen, w/d. Perfect for Chossen Kallah. 347-4232253 FOR SALE 21AVE & 60S: 1-Fam Brick, Needs Work, 2-Floors & Basement, Built 20x42, Lot 45x88, Detached, Driveway, Yard. Call: 347460-5933 FOR SALE IN BP Low 40s-12ave: Brand New Condo 2nd Floor 1,200sqft, 3 Beds, 2 Bath, Porches, Storage, Heat Radiators. Call: 347-635-5766

4 BEDROOM HOUSE For rent for section 8 purposes in Woodridge New York. Please call. 3472281851 EAST 3RD DITMAS & F 1400 Sq ft Condo, second floor. With huge deck 20x30. Move in condition. Tax abatement asking $850k. 347832-9799 STORE/SHOWROOM Flushing ave harrison ave : hi end retail store/showroom office etc. 1800- 3600 sf. ground floor priced well 7185937171 BASEMENT FOR RENT Large basement to rent 45th 14/15. Front entrance. Can be used for offices, business, girl's dorm. 718-909-7374 OFFICE/BP Bsmnt Office Space Avail for Rent. 15th Ave, 50's. 3 Office Rooms, 1 Bth/R, Secretary/ Reception area. $1545. 646703-8612 RENT ROOM Seeking frum girl to rent room in my BP apt. Out of town welcome. Private bed/ bath. W/D included. Small fee. Avail immediately. Good location. Call 718-755-8402

NEW LISTING 16th Avenue & 43rd Street. Legal 2 Family 20 x 100 Lot. Please text (preferred) or call evenings: 516-946-2499

3 ROOM APT FOR RENT First floor 3 Room apt. Sunny & fixed up. Suitable for Chussen/Kallah or elderly. Great condition! 347-4894602

1 BEDROOM SUITE BP 48/15 HOTEL STYLE fully furnished (2 beds), Avail Daily, Weekly & Monthly 718930-1919/1648

BABYSITTER WANTED In my house from 3:45 until 6:15 Monday through Thursday. Good Pay. Please call 347-907-4391

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WESTPALM BEACH 2-bedroom Condo for SALE/ RENT in DOVER Bldg. NEW CENTRAL A/C, NEW BEDS, NEW KITCHEN. FRESHLY PAINTED, FULLY FURNISHED call 646-5223509

FURNISHED APT FOR RENT 19 53 new construction 1 BR bsmt light airy high ceilings w/d ,a/c Gas and Electric included. For Chosson / Kallah. Price $1100. avail. Nov. 1st. call/text 7189542978 BASEMENT FOR RENT Beautiful sunny basement, Suitable for Office. 11th/12th & 55th St. Great condition! 347-489-4602 WEEKEND RENTAL LAKEWOOD. Looking to get away? BN 3 bedroom 2 fl baths fully furnished apartment W/ linen towels & more. Blue River next to Satmer& Oak&Vine. 7185064321 MONSEY DELUXE SUITES ON COLLINS A Sparkling 2 bedroom apartment avail to rent for the week, weekend or a few days. Fresh Linen and towels provided. 3472632779

HELP WANTED POLISHED RESUME

Polished Resumes Written By A Certified Copywriter, 200+ Satisfied Customers. Also Writer For Web Content And Letters. Proofread By A College Educated Editor Resumes Standard: 48 Hour Turnaround. Express Available Contact Sarah Menczer, Ccs At Thejewishwriter@ Gmail.Com Call/Text 347-409-5182 SHARE BABYSITTER Looking 2 share an excellent babysitter in my house. Morning hours. 18th ave and 50's. 3477860008 TEACHING/ASSISTANT POSITION available in playroup. Call: 718-633-7529

NEW LISTING

28-30 UNION AVE SPRING VALLEY, NY 10977

M A I N F LO O R : - Dining/Living Room - Kitchen - Pasech Kitchen - Playroom - Study Room - Bethroom

8 Beds

4 Baths

S E CO N D F LO O R : - Master Suite - 4 additonal Bedrooms - 1 Additonal Bethrooms - Laundry Room

4,083 Sqft

1,361 Sqft p/Floor

N E W S PA C I O U S TO W N H O U S E

LOW E R L E V E L : - Dining room - Kitchen - 3 Bedrooms - Bethroom

ONLY 4 UNITS AVAILIBLE

$1,100,000

PRIME LOCATION - PRACTICAL LAYOUT - READY FOR PESACH

11 KING TERRACE SPRING VALLEY, NY 10977 Sami attached on a quiet street 3 Finished floors 1,375 sqft per floor

Designers select Stone & vinyl exterior

- Camera Security System - Night Lights Throughout - Shabbos Clocks Throughout

Vaulted and 9’ Ceilings Upgraded hardwood and tiled flooring Custom outdoor and indoor lighting Tiled accessory unit with kitchen

8 Beds

ONLY ONE UNIT LEFT

LUXU R I O U S - S PAC I O U S 3 SINGER AVE #101 SPRING VALLEY, NY

Private Flat Property Professionally Landscaped Private Driveway And Entrance Custom Outdoor Lighting Lawn Sprinkler System

Oversized Kitchen w Granite Countertops Passover Kitchen w Granite Countertops. 2 Story Open Staircases With Skylight Beautiful Moldings & Iron Railings 3 Bathrooms On Upper Level Master/Suit w Custom Lighting & Designers Ceiling Finished Custom Laundry Room

Spacious Trex Deck Custom Woodworking Spray Foam Insulated Attic Bathroom Vanities Tiled With Custom Mirrors

- Guest En-Suit - Plentiful Storage, Closets, Cabinetry, Attic - Underground Electricity

6 Baths

4,100 Sqft

$1,150,000

$1,175.000

15 BRIDGE ST SUFFERN, NY

Condo/Townhouse

Ranch / 1 Family

8 Beds

3 Beds

4,125 Sqft

6 Baths

1,512 Sqft

2 Baths

Classifieds BABYSITTER WANTED Looking to hire babysitters for a heimishe daycare in Boro park with and without B.A. Pls call7184353851 and lv massage BOOKKEEPING POSITION

Bookkeeper F/T Real Estate company in Flatbush knowledge of QuickBooks and excel a must. Great office environment 45k-65k please email resume to bookkeepingposition1946@ gmail.com DRIVER WANTED Driver with own van or mini van to make deliveries daily, good pay. Please call: 718.614.7161 GREAT OPPORTUNITY ATTENTION POST-HIGH SCHOOL AND SEMINARY GIRLS! Fit with Friends Respite program is looking for supervisors for their afternoon/evening program with special needs teens and adults! Warm heimishe atmosphere, exciting shabbatons, fun parties! Great Pay! Must be responsible, organized and have good teamwork skills! Please call 718-302-3333 Ext 5218 or email hlang@ hamaspikkings.org for more info! COACH BUS DRIVERS WANTED CDL class A or class B, F/T or P/T Call: 646.820.3324 & leave message. Email: coachbus@gmail.com DRIVER WANTED BP preschool seeking driver with minivan to do morning and afternoon routes. Call 347-645-1460. Lv msg PT SECRETARY Heimishe girls office in BP, Hours 3:00 - 6:00 PM. Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp679@gmail.com

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SOCIAL ANXIETYSPECIALIST Experienced Therapist, Specializing in children struggling with Anxiety/ selective mutism Now accepting P3. Call/Text Sury 7189542978 TEMP OT ASSTNT Looking for a dynamic and dedicated individual to fill in for a staff member’s maternity leave for November through part of December working with students in the OT room doing various exercise programs. No degree necessary. Be part of an exceptional special ed environment and great team and gain experience. Email resume sarahysalb@ gmail.com or fax to 718 4354092, attention Special Ed Department JOIN OUR TEAM! Support caregivers of nursing home care level clients who fight to remain at home! Hamaspik of Kings County is looking for a FT/ PT service coordinator for its NHTD/TBI Medicaid waiver program. BA required + experience servicing elderly or disabled clients. Driver a plus! Please email resume to sashitzky@ hamaspikking.org FISCAL INTERMEDIARY COORDINATOR Hamaspik is seeking a F/T female, Fiscal Intermediary Coordinator, highly motivated, organized/detail oriented, multitask, great computer skills. Great offer, for the right candidate. Email Resume to Cringel@ hamaspikkings.org STAFF NEEDED Hamaspik in Boro Park is looking for staff in a girl’s residence: Sunday 9am-7pm\ Monday thru Thursday 3pm8pm, and night shifts. Great pay, many benefits, and very pleasant environment. Please Call 917-648-6251 or email ykasnett@hamaspikkings.org

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F/T POSITION

Heimishe b.P multi girl general insurance office looking for a female f/t worker, willing to train computer knowledge req. Call 7189300693 AFTERNOON ASSISTANT BP Headstart seeking capable afternoon assistant. Excellent pay, warm atmosphere. Email resume pjobopening@ gmail.com ACCOUNTING Immediate position available to teach Accounting in a girls high school in Boro Park. Please email resume to sec. hsschl@gmail.com Good pay Afternoon hours OFFICE POSITION Challenge EI Center seeks Full time Office personnel. Responsible, Computer literate, Able to multitask. hr@challenge-ei.com or call 718-851-3300 ext 210 SECREATARY WANTED Seeking a Female Secretary F/T Good Phone & Computer skills able to multitask no experience necessary will train. Please email resume to pinny@unitedsalesusa.com HELP WANTED Looking for young energetic girls to be mentors for developmentally delayed adults. Hours 9:00-4:00, Fun Trips, Swimming, Baking, Arts n crafts, Music therapy. Valid Drivers Lisence a plus, but not required! Great pay and benefits package offered. Please call 718302-3333 or email hlang@ hamaspikkings.org Leave a message if no answer TEMPORARY ASSISTANTS Heimishe multi girl office in Boro Park seeking a temporary office assistant for PT or FT position, please email resume to jobofferinboropark@gmail. com

PARA WANTED Looking for 1 on 1 para. Prior exper working with special children needed. Part time. Call 347 831 1759 PLAYGROUP ASSISTANT Caring upper elementary/ HS girl as assistant for Yiddish speaking playgroup for every Friday. Call 646.413.2039. PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT Seeking hardworking preschool assistant, hours 8:30-11:30. Email resume: schooljobsrus@gmail.com PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT For morning hours. Seeking driver with minivan for morning and afternoon routes. Call, lv msg 347-6451980 PLAYGROUP ASSISTANT/ CO-TEACHER Yiddish speaking. Well paid. If no answer, please text or leave msg. Call: 3474861327 SPEECH PATHOLOGIST for bilingual Yiddish through independent contract\RSA. Yiddish speaking a must. 347-439-9092 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Looking for an administrative assistant to perform administrative tasks at our busy Boro Park office, good communication and organization skills a must. Please email resume to jobs@ hcsny.org BOOKKEEPER Experienced Bookkeeper needed. Flexible hours ok. Benson Mills. Close to Boro Park. Gabriel 718 532 1401 LOAN PROCESSOR Seeking experienced commercial Loan Processor for busy BP Mortgage Firm. Great Potential for the right individual. Email resume slcpny207@gmail.com

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Looking for a female to entertain and take out a 23-year-old high functioning girl with special needs in Flatbush. Shabbos and Sunday afternoon. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW1

Looking for a male worker to entertain a 12-year-old boy with special needs weekday evenings in Boro Park. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW4

Looking for a mature adult to teach a married woman with special needs housekeeping skills in Boro Park. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW2

Looking for a Comhab worker to work with a 10-year-old high functioning girl with special needs in Boro Park. Fridays and Sundays. Great opportunity for a high school or seminary girl.

Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW5

Looking for a high school or seminary girl to take out and entertain a very personable 20-year-old girl with Down Syndrome in Boro Park. After school hours. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW3

Looking for an energetic girl to help a 7-year-old girl with special needs with her morning routine in Flatbush. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW6

Seeking a female worker to help a 7-yearold boy with special needs in Boro Park with his bedtime routine twice a week. 718.854.2747 ext. 1101

Looking for a male worker to entertain a 29-year-old boy with special needs weekdays, during the day in Bensonhurst. 718.854.2747 ext. 1101

Looking for a mature adult to entertain a 31-year-old girl with special needs in the evening and on Sunday in Williamsburg. 718.854.2747 ext. 1101

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Looking for a female worker to accompany and entertaina 24-yearold girl with special needs in Flatbush. Monday – Thursday after school hours. Please call 718-854-2747 Ext 1101

Looking for male worker to take out a 17 year old boy with special needs in Williamsburg every day after school hours. Please call 718-854-2747 Ext 1101.

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Looking for a high school girl to help an 8 year old girl with special needs in Williamsburg with homework Monday-Thursday from 6:00-7:00. Sunday from 11:00-3:00.

Please call 718-854-2747 Ext 1101. reference ad CHW15

Looking for a female worker to accompany a 5 year old girl with special needs to therapy. Leaving from Boro Park to Passaic every Monday from 10:00-2:00. Please call 718-854-2747 Ext. 1101.

Looking for a male worker to assist a 9 year old boy with special needs with writing skills and other school work every day after 6 in Boro Park. Please call 718-854-2747 Ext. 1101.

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Looking for a high school girl to accompany a 7 year old girl with special needs to therapy Monday and Thursday in Boro Park from 4:45-6:00. Please call 718-854-2747 Ext. 1101.

Looking for a respite worker to entertain a very high functioning 8 year old boy with special needs Shabbos afternoon in Boro Park. Please call 718-854-2747 Ext. 1101.

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F/T SECRETARY Seeking a full time secretary in a heimishe environment. Email resume to bpschooloffice@gmail.com. TEACHER WANTED Immediate position available to teach Accounting in a girls high school in Boro Park. Please email resume to sec. hsschl@gmail.com Good pay Afternoon hours PRENURSERY ASSISTANT Chasidishe preschool seeking a pre-nursery assistant with a BA/without a BA. Great environment! Call 347-8312693 or email resume to sbbaissarah@gmail.com. SECRETARY Multi girl office in BP seeking a F/T employee. No experience necessary. Email resume to insbpjob@gmail. com JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking for A full Time Secretary in a real estate office. Quickbooks experience a plus. Email resume to joboffer1249@ gmail.com F/T SECRETARY Chassidishe cheder looking to hire a full time secretary with good multitasking and communication skills, computer and graphic skills. Email resume to 44preschool@gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimishe BP Office is looking for female Secretary. Motivated & Energetic. Call: 718-972-1016 Email: office@ film581.com ADMIN ASSISTANT BP OFFICE Looking to hire a female administrative assistant. Must have prior office experience and a great personality. Hour are Monthu 9-5 Friday 9-12. Email resume to office.icany@ gmail.com

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HELP WANTED Hamaspik is looking to hire a female Self Direction Agency Broker for our Williamsburg location, full time position. Looking for someone with great interpersonal communication skills, empathetic, ambitious, attentive to details. Great opportunity and benefits for the right candidate. Please email your resume to cringel@hamaspikkings.org NOW HIRING! Large Heimishe real estate office seeking f/t secretary. Great environment! Will train. Email resume: Bprealestateposition@gmail. com EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY! Looking for a dynamic and dedicated individual to be an afternoon instructor/ assistant in a self-contained 7th and 8th grade class for students with learning disabilities. Join a well run special ed program in a heimishe school. Candidate should be passionate, warm, and driven. Be part of an exceptional environment and great team and gain experience through our training and coaching. Email resume to resumes5782@ gmail.com or fax to 718 4354092, attention Special Ed Department SECRETARY WANTED Seeking an energetic girl to work in an office of a special needs school. Must have excellent organizational skills and strong attention to detail. Heimish environment. Willing to train. Great pay. resumes@yadyisroelschool. org FEMALE SECRETARY POSITION P/T afternoon hours. Computer knowledge, writing & phone skills. Internet filtered. Email resume: sectpositionbp@ gmail.com

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ASSISANT WANTED Seeking female assistant part/full time excellent pay! for more info call 9292366129 SUNDAY SECRETARY Seeking a responsible Sunday secretary in a school environment from 9:15am-5pm. Excellent pay! Email resume: hr@ ichudmosdos.org or call 718-650-2400 x104. JOB OPPORTUNITY BP office seeking a F/T and P/T medical biller. Will train, no experience necessary. Please email resume to bppabilling@gmail.com

Twin Carriage (718) 522-3891 Neocate Formula 347-977-7940 Carseats, snap n go strollers, pack n play & bassinets 718-854-6829 buy/sell Neocate/baby formula 347.369.4886 Chocolate molds BP 718972-4768. Williamsburg 718-522-3445 Bris Accessories 347- 244- 2065 Baby carriers 718-809-9707 Baby earbands 347 409 9479 Bris Accessories 718-435-0664 Kallah Cape 718 - 633 - 8261 KALLAH ACCESSORIES BP. 718-551-8714 Shoes & Crowns BP 718-972-4768. Pack n plays 718-851-1017

FINANCE ASSISTANT Healthcare company looking for capable Finance Assistant. Must have knowledge of QuickBooks. Full or Part time. Nice pay plus benefits. Room for growth in the company. Send resume to careers@rqrsolutions. com

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HELP WANTED Medical office in Boropark seeking a female staff member. Great easy going environment. email resume to rochelabram@gmail. com

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ADMIN ASSISTANT BP OFFICE Looking to hire a female secretary. Responsible, Multi tasker quick learner. Full time. Graduate preferred. Email resume to office.icany@ gmail.com MEDICAL BILLER 3 Years Experience with insurance billing. Please Fax resume to 718-691-4019

Communication Class 347-753-1071. Mezuzos (718)666-7222 Warm Mist Humidifier 917-373-2079 pediatric wheelchairwalker-shower seat- cast cover for shower call 7183883079 lv msg Medical Catheters and other equipment 7184353441

Lighting 9292762404 Simcha Décor 917 -536-1742 Simcha Caps 718-633-1084 Bechers, Challah cover, Benchers 1718 854 1760 Boys Simcha Wear sizes 9m-7 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 Chuppah Cards 718-435-4246 Chairs & Tables 347-4529554 or 347-452-0554 Music and sound equipment 929-364-9765 LEV SIMCHA music group/ Visits 8456082676 Glass table decor 718-854-3017 Clothing, Shoes, linens (347) 816-6406

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Classifieds SECRETARY WANTED Office work 718-972-7660 mprealtymgmt@gmail.com CUSTOMER SERVICE REP

Busy BP office seeking FT customer service rep. Good phone and communications skills a must. Great opportunity for the right individual! Email resume joboffer4512@ gmail.com. FULL-TIME HELP FT position available. Office & Field work. Knowledge of Quickbooks a must. CDL a plus, 3605093@gmail.com or call 718-693-6969 SECRETARY BP heimeshe organization seeking to hire F/T motivated, responsible, hi school grads, friendly multi girl environment. Good communication skills, Proficient PC, Chrome, Gmail, Microsoft Word/ Excel a must. Send resume: bpjoboffer1@gmail.com or leave message: 917-789-8006. PARA WANTED Seeking a yingerman in Boro Park to be a para for a 13-year-old boy in a mainstream yeshivah. Call Devoiry Lichtman at 718-3878400 X 236 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY! Seeking Girls (older than 16) and women to work with girls and help families. For applications, please email szablotsky@comforthealthny. org P/T JOB OPPORTUNITY Great part time job opportunity available at Hamaspik! Hamaspik is seeking warm and caring girls to work one on one with special needs individuals. Flexible hours available. Please call Devoiry Lichtman at 718-387-8400 X 236

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PIANO TEACHER Do you play piano and are ready to make a special needs child feel accomplished? Hamaspik is seeking a male worker who can teach piano to special needs individuals in Boro Park\Flatbush. Call Devoiry Lichtman at 718-3878400 X 236 HELP WANTED Comfort Health is seeking a worker avail in the afternoon hours to babysit a sweet 2-year-old boy with minor medical limitations, located in Boro Park. Please contact, Lneuhaus@comforthealthny. org or 718-408-5400 x 424 SECRETARY Kensington office looking for help 20-30 hrs weekly. Must be proficient in Quickbooks. Please email 3605093@ gmail.com or call 718-6936969

MENTOR NEEDED Comfort Health is seeking a Mentor for a 12-year-old boy with anxiety located in Staten Island. Preferably someone with knowledge in mental health. Please reach out to LNeuhaus@comforthealthny. org or 718-408-5400 ext.424. GREAT OPPORTUNITY Hamaspik in Boro Park is looking for a couple to work at our girls or boys’ home on Shabbos and Yomim Tovim. Excellent pay and benefits. Great opportunity for the right candidate. Please call 718-387-8400 X 165 or email Rgross@Hamaspikkings.org

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Are you bright, eager to learn, and have good people skills? Are you looking for a job where you will really help families and children? If so, this is the job for you! Work closely with families, and help them get services for their developmentally disabled child/family member. You will assist parents to apply and supply documents; and navigate the system to get them valuable, supportive assistance. This is a stimulating and very rewarding job, with lots of room or growth and advancement. Please submit resume to jobs@ hcsny.org SALESMAN WANTED Seeking salesman for customer service & sales in our Boro Park store good communication skills email hr@photoparkstore.com

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SALESGIRLS WANTED Exquisite is looking to hire energetic and outgoing salesgirls.Full-time/ Part-time available.Please text 9175590266. Warm environment, lots of room for growth.

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Seeking F/T Direct Support Counselor for women’s Day Hab program in Boro Park; work with a fun and lively group of women of developmentally disabled; Share your talents and help them lead a meaningful and productive life. Candidate must be responsible, creative, and a team player. Great Environment and comparable pay. Driving a plus. Please submit resume to jobs@hcsny. org JOB OPPORTUNITY Special ed agency is seeking P3 providers for daytime or after school hours. Enhanced rates! Email resume: placementspecialed@gmail. com

DRIVERS WANTED Seeking drivers for School and after school programs. Great Pay. For more information, please email steichman@hamaspikkings. org , or call 718 302 3333 X 5210 if no answer please leave a message.

BOOKKEEPER WANTED Hamaspik bookkeeping department is seeking to fill a F/T position. Experience Preferred, Responsible, Detail Oriented & able to meet deadlines. Email resume to HR@ hamaspikkings.org

SECRETARY Bonei Olam fundraising division seeking to hire F/T motivated, responsible, hi school grads, friendly multi girl environment. Good communication skills, Proficient PC, Chrome, Gmail, Microsoft Word/ Excel a must. Send resume: jobs@boneiolam.org or leave message: (646) 930-4882.

RESPITE PROVIDERS Do you have a passion to work with young children? Seeking respite providers to work with young children with developmental and/ or medical needs in their homes. Morning and afternoon hours available. Great pay. Reach out for additional information: Email: rseidenfeld@ comforthealthny.org Phone: 718-408-5400 X 453

GREAT SALES POSITION Seeking growth-minded sales people. Must have a desire to build a career/business, full training and support provided, + great benefits and retirement package. Call 845-639-5216 or email dglick@newyorklife.com

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Classifieds COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Heimishe office in BP seeking a full time computer technician. Please call: 718.686.3514 if no answer pls lve msg F/T PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT Small class, warm atmosphere, great salary. No bus duty required. Email resume morahjob321@gmail. com HANDYMAN WANTED Must know electric, plumbing, carpentry, etc. 718.614.7161 AFTERNOON SECRETARY Heimishe girls office in BP looking to hire secretary. Hours 1:00 - 6:00 PM. Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp4322@gmail.com CO-TEACHER licensed, vaccinated boys pre-school. Yiddish speaking a must. Please email resume to Daycarejob42@gmail.com GREAT OPPORTUNITY

HCS is seeking an energetic male to work in our Boro park DayHab with developmentally disabled men. Responsibilities include spending time with them, help with daily tasks, bringing joy and fun into their day, filling out paperwork in a timely fashion. Valid driver’s license preferred. Please forward resumes to jobs@hcsny.org JOB RESUMES Need a great work resume? Resumes are what we do! Call/text 845-554-5778 or email resumakerpro@gmail. com. PLAYGROUP TEACHER Full time/ part time. Well paid. Please call 7186861689.

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GREAT OPPORTUNITY Do you have a passion of helping less capable people? Do you have a talent to make people happy? If so, this might be for you. Seeking workers from 11am till 1pm daily. Nice pay. Email JZorger@Hamaspikkings.org or text 347-546-8681 HELP WANTED Comfort Health is seeking a worker for a sweet 10-year-old Girl in Flatbush area, someone who can take her out and/ or help with handwriting, or dancing lessons. Please contact, Rschnitzler@ comforthealthny.org or 718408-5400 X 425 MENTOR NEEDED Seeking a heimeshe yingerman to mentor a young teenage boy in Boro Park, in the evenings. Contract: 718 408 5400 x 429 or send resume to dsteinmetz@ comforthealthny.org MUSIC TEACHER WANTED Seeking a music teacher for young boys\girls in Flatbush. Great Pay! Contact DSteinmetz@ comforthealthny.org 718 408 5400 x 429 HELP WANTED Looking for a male or female worker willing to drive a 5-year-old boy to and from school. The client lives in Forest Hills and needs to get to crown heights. Please reach out to Chana Silbiger 718 408 5400 x 547 BUS TEACHER for morning and / or afternoon routes. Call: 718633-7529 SECRETARY WANTED Yeshiva in Boro Park seeking secretary for afternoon, sundays 9:30 - 3:30 a must. Great environment! send resume to bpschoolsec@ gmail.com

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COUNSELORS NEEDED After School Talent Center. Special Needs, Boro Park. Mon-Thurs 4:30-6 PM. Great Pay!! eglancz@pesachtikvah. org 929-276-5417

ACCOUNT MANAGERS BP Bookkeeping Office seeking full time account managers. Great environment, multi-girl office. We will train. Email resume to team@ringelco.com

SWIFT STAFFING is seeking to hire additional recruiters. Part-time & Flexible hours. Email your resume to Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com

JOB OPPORTUNITY Got your BA? Get Health Insurance and lots of Paid Time Off while making a difference in the lives of individuals with I/DD. Part Time positions available. Submit your resume to caremanagerpositionbpv@ gmail.com

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY! Seeking older boys and men to work with boys and younger teenagers during the day and afternoon. For applications, please email szablotsky@comforthealthny. org P3 SERVICES Boys P3 after school math and literacy groups forming with EXCITING bonus activities! 10th ave 50th st. Call 347-645-2155 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT For Seminary in Boro Park to cover for someone on maternity leave, Hours are Mon- Thurs 9a -3pm and Fridays 9a-1p Candidate must be computer literate, enjoy extra-curricular activities, and have good communication skills. Please contact 718-303-9107 ext.1, or email resume to r.taub@ hcsny.org. EHS TEACHER EHS 60 Harrison is looking to hire infant and toddler teachers with a hs diploma or minimum 90 credits. Competitive salary - Heimisha Atmosphere - Great BenefitsTransportation Provided. Please call: (904) 580-7208 ARE YOU MOTIVATED Responsible, and personable? We are looking to hire! Email your resume to hr@royalbag. com to join our growth minded team.

JOB OPPORTUNITY Do you have a passion of making a difference in people’s lives? Are you able to take care of men who are less capable? If you are, this job might be for you. Seeking a full-time employee. Nice pay and many benefits. Email jzorger@hamaspikkings.org or text 347-546-8681. SECREATARY WANTED SECRETARY Part Time / Full Time needed for RE office in Boro Pk. Must have basic computer skills & phone skills. WILL TRAIN. Pls call 347-695-4011 OR EMAIL TO SIMCHAREALTY@GMAIL. COM POSITION AVAILABLE Boro Park full time real estate position avail. computer savvy and basic knowledge w excel. Multi tasking detail oriented. preferably a graduating girl. email resume to; ag@ bluestoneequities.net EHS TEACHER

Kindervelt EHS is seeking a passionate, warm teacher with or without a degree Great environment, well paying for the right candidate. Email Resume: positionshs@ gmail.com call 718-4355111 *167.

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BABYSITTING BABYSITTER AVAILABLE late night at your home; very experienced, responsible.. refs avail. More info call/txt/ WhatsApp (347) 816-6406. BABYSITTER AVAILABLE In your house. Light housework too. Yiddish speaking. 347-884-5623 or 718-436-8706 BABYSITTER NEW' Newborn babysitting group private, more attention located 17 and 48th, small group! Call 929-409-5039 HEIMISHE BABYSITTER Available evenings and over Shabbos. Near Viznitz. Call 929-275-5337 BABYSITTING Toddler group. Heimishe, experienced. Yiddish speaking. 14 & 44 st. 646.721.6784.

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BABYSITTER available evenings, nights and weekends. call 3479326524

SERVICES GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. 917-414-3281

MUSIC LESSONS At Your Home. Learn to play any instrument! Limited Slots. Yaakov Braha 917-6802592/ 732-996-9213

VIOLIN LESSONS private violin lessons for girls. All levels, all ages. Call 929 289 1222

DAILY RIDE Ride going from Boro Park to Monsey daily. Leaving 1pm and Returning approx 6pm. For more info call/text 347860-2625

BIRTHING AGAIN Experience childbirth differently this time. 1:1 preparation class for mothers who are 'birthing again'. Book today, limited slots available for Nov-Dec. Malka Naomi Lefkowitz 347-5225151 SARNO COACH Experiencing chronic pain/ symptoms? There is a way out! Heal based on the Sarno method! Call Binah Schiff RDCS, Mind Body Educator and Coach 917-446-5360 COLLEGE MATH TUTORING Tutoring for NYSTCE mathematics (for Masters in Education), College Algebra (for BA), CLEP, Pre-calculus.. Private/ group. Mrs. Friedman 917-570-8591/718436-4489 VIOLIN LESSONS Affordable violin lessons for girls. Call 929-417-1730

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MUSICAL MOMENTS New in BP. Give your daughter the gift of music! Have her master the keyboard and play in confidence. References available 845-502-4170

TUTOR & KRIAH SPECIALIST Knowledgeable in Orton Gilligan, Wilson & other methods. 718-930-3822 APEX CLASSES For cognitive development (OPWDD) Music, art, writing, baking, tutoring, kriah, sand sessions, gardening. 8457828885 GARTEL FRINGES We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach. Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693-4920 or (718)435-7644

RESUME WRITER Applying for a job? Get your resume done by an expert for best results. Call 917-687-1198 AYIN HORAH Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone. 718.689.1902/ 516.300.1490 SERENITY SOLUTIONS organize your home & life. Call Chana Malky 718-8095963 MARRIAGE COACHING life changing relationship coaching. 347-243-7820 GRAPHICS Engagements, Weddings, Baby/Chusson etc. We also do professional photo editing. 347.768.0635 lbgraphicsndesign@gmail. com WOOD REPAIR Cool Revamping. All Wood Refurbished, Repaired. ‘2021 Facelft. Competitive Pricing & Svc. Commercial, Residential, & Shuls. Txt 212 991 8548.

LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700

EAR PIERCING/ BABY ACCESSORIES Located off 13th Ave. House calls & evening apts available. Call/Text 718-607-9812

EVENT PLANNING Let us organize your next event. We do all kinds of entertainment. Art classes soap, candle making, dancing etc. Inquire (718)431-3168

CHILDBIRTH CLASSES New series beginning Oct/Nov iyh. Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text Lamaze with Henny 347-871-2955

ATTENTION POST-SEMINARY AND HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: HCS DAYHAB - NOW HIRING Seeking F/T Direct Support Counselors for Women’s Dayhab program in Boro Park. Work with a fun and lively group of developmentally disabled women in a cheerful and personable environment. Looking for bright, capable, energetic and responsible team player. Experience preferred. Computer skills a must. Great pay for the right individual.

Apply today: 718.854.2747 ext. 1210 rocklandjobs@hcsny.org

STROLLERS & ACCESSORIES FOR SALE Used Bees & Doonas starting at $295. Fox $549. Lynx $585. Brande new black bee5 $549. Cameleon2 $249. Call 347436-6314/426-2339 INFINITE for dry and aging skin. HYDRATING CLEANSER, FIRMING SERUM, RESTORING CREAM Call 718-851-5156 RENT OUT PRIVATE SPA A pool, jacuzzi, saun, hot tub, and services, big lounging area. Hourly rate, all private. Food and drinks packages. Call to inquire -(718)431-3168 DRIVER AVAILABLE Driver with many years exp. available to do long distance trips with brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469 BUGABOO SERVICE SHOP Repairs, parts, accessories and out of stock items 718809-9707

SARNO COACH FOR WOMEN Learn the tools you need to be pain free. Text or call 9178303807 PHOTO ALBUMS Custom photo books, weddings, engagements, Chosson/Baby, Upsherin, etc. Also professional photo editing. 347.563.5153 MOONWALK TO RENT Big Moonwalk to rent. Call 7184351464. MUSIC LESSONS At your home! LEARN ANY INSTRUMENT! 15 YRS EXP. OVER 1,000 LESSONS TAUGHT. LIMITED SLOTS. YAAKOV BRAHA 917-6802592 HANDYMAN Experienced & Reliable handyman Small jobs our specialty! Plumbing, Electric, construction, Locksmith, painting, plastering. Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, call: 347.275.5408

HANDYMAN & PAINTING Plumbing, Electric, construction, Locks, painting, plastering, Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, 718.951.0090 P3 PROVIDER Provider with 10+ years experience is available to work with your child. Please call 347-645-2155, 718- 6861655. HIGH SCHOOL MATH Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II. Math tutor. Private or group. Beautiful booklets. Mrs. Friedman 917-570-8591 718-436-4489

BUGABEE BASSINETS Why buy? Rent now Black Bugabee Bassinets. 718-8099707 PHOTO & VIDEO Photo and Video starting at $100 per hour. Call us at 917345-4859. PHOTOGRAPHY Cherish those memories. Get beautiful images of your newborn and family. Book early to avoid disappointment. call:718-435-1213 or email: minipixphotography@gmail. com

WOMAN DRIVER Looking for a Driver? Experienced woman drivers - call for rates to Monroe, Lakewood, Linden etc. Only for Women. 475-295-1919

GRAPHIC DESIGN We serve all your graphic designer needs. We also do advertisements. Pls call, 917.232.2399 or email, designbynorthside@gmail. com

PROFESSIONAL HAIRSTYLING Reasonable price. Evenings available. 12 ave & mid 40. 3472435168

HAIRCUTS & STYLES Marcy Wallabout area. Reasonable Pricing, we also do house calls: 718388-1123 / 347 693-1731

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Classifieds HAIRCUTS & STYLES for reasonable price. 347-988-9867. STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY Outdoor and indoor studio photography. well priced pls call347 628 5619 PHOTOGRAPHY Children, Portraits, Family, Upsherin. Videos for any occasion, family Gatherings, Anniversaries, events, etc. 347.563.5153 MEMO ALBUMS Beautiful & memorable! Tenoyim, baby etc call/text 718-755-4365 WRITING SERVICE Articulating your message in a compelling way - ad copy, emails, advertorials, web copy. ybwritingservices@gmail.com, 718690-1534. COSMETICS Careline, GA-DE, and Mary Kay Call 9178580010 text 3476951028

GOWNS

LEARNING PARTNER A heimishe yingerman is willing to learn with an old man in wmsbg (ref. available). 718-809-2759

GOODBYE, FOREVER!

DONATE VEHICLE Donate any vehicle, get $2,400 gift for shopping and $1,500 tax deduction. 718-974-9428

LOST black zebra shoe size 12-18 months, Wallabout area. If found please call 929 363 1581

HEAT TREATMENT

THE SUPE RI METH OR FOR BEDOD ERADICATBUG ION

Rain plastic in pouch 718-871-0730. Black borsalino with pinches size 58 vicinity of 48th/15th in bp sun eve oct 17th pls text 917.442.7270 grey baby jacket from zara 917-9683185

FOUND Yaffa Blonde wig on 44th/ 18th Ave 718-871-0019 Shabbos Gartel in Summer 14/45. 718938-6755 Girl's wool cape on Y"T 347-930-7093

BLUSH MOTHER OF BRIDE size 6-8 blush color dress 347-661-5900

gold bracelet at Viznitz hall in BP Portugal &Adler wedding 646-7245501

STUNNING DRESS Beautiful ‫שבת שבע ברכות‬/‫ תנאים‬dress size 10 - 12 at a great price. 347-623-1120

Tallis bag erev shabbos noach in bp on 15th ave bet. 41-42 street 7184370873 lv msg

BLUSH CHILDRENS GOWNS size 3 and size 6 blush color tulle tiered Dress. 347-661-5900 PINK GOWNS Magnificent pink gown children sz 12 and sz 0 to sell for giveaway price. Call 347-860-3798.

ODDS & ENDS KALLAH SHOPPING LIST to make shopping easier and calmer Call / txt 347-534-6184 ‫ הבא‬- ‫ עולם‬- ‫מעין‬ ‫ בחורים יקרים‬get paid on ‫ ליל שישי‬Enjoy an AMAZING Shiur on ‫פרשת השבוע‬ Thursdays at 10:15pm in Belz 43 (13th Avenue) 160

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Boys Lacoste watch at 18th Av park Call 347-525-8010 pink velour cherle baby band chol hamoed succos 7188514049 exchanged a black shoe by vyoel moishe hall at satmar wedding. 718913-2083 Brand new ladies sweater on 15 and 54 st on Erev Yom Kippur call 7188519807 or 3475855598

FREE GIVEAWAYS Jevity 1.5 cal available for pick up in BP 347-439-9092 Gray & White skiphop carriage bag. Please call 347-623-1120 Infant seat in great condition call 718851-2122 Brass chandelier for dining room. Call 718 851 7263

BED BUG TREATMENT

K9 INSPECTIONS

MOUSE PROOFING EXPERTS

MOSQUITO & TICK MANAGEMENT

718-QUALITY 718.782.5489 · 718QUALITY.COM

Rav Avigdor Miller

ON SHEITELS Posted on August 3, 2021 by TorasAvigdor

Q: A:

Can a woman wear a custom made sheitel?

Let me explain something about this subject of sheitelech. I don’t want to hurt anybody’s feelings; I want to make everybody happy and wearing a sheitel is certainly a good thing. But you should know that some sheitelech look too natural. And therefore long-haired sheitelech should be avoided. I won’t tell you exactly what to do, but you must know there is a responsibility on women to be able to come before the bais din shel maaleh when the time is up and she should be able to say, “I wasn’t the cause of anybody who was looking at me too much.” A woman should never be in a position where she is liable to be blamed for causing men to look at her. It’s not her fault that she is a woman, but she has to be careful not to misuse that privilege. Her husband is the one who has to look at her; others should not look. And therefore if you are too careful with your appearance, it’s looking for trouble. I don’t say you shouldn’t look good, but to make it your business to look attractive that’s not right. At home many people are slovenly, they’re sloppy. The husband sees a sloppy wife at home but on the street she dresses to kill! It should be the opposite. At home you should dress up and make the best impression on your husband; on the street just be plain. TAPE # E-152 (September 1998)

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‫שמחת החתונה בבית אלכסנדר קליוולאנד ‪ -‬בראד‬

‫שבע ברכות בבית אלכסנדר קליוולאנד – בראד ע"י קהילת וכולל בראד‬

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‫הונדערטער אברכי ק"ק גור פארהערן זיך גאנץ ש"ס און הלכה דורך הגרב"מ אזרחי ר"י עטרת ישראל‬ ‫און הגר"י זילבערשטיין רב רמת אלחנן בני ברק‪ ,‬געלערנט במסגרת די 'תורתו' ארגאנעזאציע שע"י איחוד מוסדות גור‬

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‫האדמו"ר מלעלוב בביקור בבארא פארק‬

‫האדמו"ר מליזענסק בביקור אצל אדמורי"ם ורבנים‬

‫שמחת התנאים של החתן נכד האדמו"ר מסקאליע‬

‫העפטיגע בוי ארבעט פון דער נייע אוהל הקדוש וואס ווערט געבויט און די שטאט טשענגער אויפן ציון פון‬ ‫הרה"ק מופת הדור בעל מנוחת אשר מטשענגער זי"ע עס וועט אי"ה זיין גרייט צום יארצייט ה' כסליו הבעל"ט‬

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‫היסטארישע מלכות'דיגע הכנסת ספר תורה דורך משפחת מענצער ובראשם הרבני הנגיד‬ ‫שר העסקנים מוה''ר ר' יונתן יוסף מענצער אריינגעגעבן צו ביהמ''ד הגדול קהילת יעקב פאפא‬

‫‪$799‬‬ ‫!‪New location‬‬

‫בארא פארק‬ ‫‪718.757.4197‬‬ ‫‪4502 13th Ave #308‬‬

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‫מאנסי‬ ‫‪845.425.0453‬‬ ‫‪17 Main Street #310‬‬

‫‪718.925.2300‬‬

‫‪Pr‬‬ ‫‪startiices‬‬ ‫‪ng at‬‬

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‫האדמו"ר מבאבוב‪ 45-‬ביים דרשת פתיחת הזמן אין מתיבתא ד'באבוב‪45‎‎-‬‬

‫הכנסת ספר תורה לביהמ"ד מחנובקה בעלזא בבארא פארק בהשתתפות האדמו"ר ממחנובקה בעלזא‬

‫פראפעשענאל‬

‫קאמפיוטער‬ ‫קורסעס‬ ‫מיט א געטרייע באגלייטונג‬

‫אינגערמאן?‬

‫אויף דעם האסטו געווארט!‬

‫‪Basic Computer‬‬ ‫‪Professional Excel‬‬ ‫‪QuickBooks‬‬ ‫‪Bookkeeping‬‬

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‫הילולת הרהק המאור עינים זי"ע אצל האדמו"ר מטשערנאביל‬

‫סיום מסכת ביצה בביהמ"ד ראדאמסק‬

‫מעמד צאתכם לשלום להאדמו"ר מאלכסנדר לפני חזרתו לארה"ק וביקור בעבודת הבנייה של ביהמ"ד החדש אלכסנדר‬

‫שמחת החתונה לנכד האדמו"ר מסקאליע עב"ג הכלה בת הגה"צ אב"ד אילינוב‬

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‫שמחת שבע ברכות לנכד הגה"צ אב"ד נטעי גבריאל‬

‫גאב"ד סאטמאר מאנטשעסטער בביקור‬ ‫אצל גאב"ד סאטמאר וויליאמסבורג‬

‫פייערדיגער מעמד חיזוק והוקרה פאר טויזנטער גליקליכע בחורי חמד פון חבורת תורה שבכתב‬

‫האדמור מלוצק בתפילת מנחה‬ ‫בבארא פארק‬

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‫האדמו"ר מבורשטין בעריכת השולחן לרגל הילולת אביו‬ ‫האדמו"ר מבורשטין‪-‬פאדהייץ זצ"ל‬

‫מזל טוב‪.‬‬

‫אברהם‬ ‫יהושע‬ ‫וואקסמאן‬

‫לרגל‬ ‫הולדת בתו‬

‫למזל טוב בשעה‬ ‫טובה ומוצלחת‬

‫יואל איצקאוויטש‬ ‫לוי יצחק נוסענצווייג‪ ,‬ישעי' טייטלבוים‪,‬‬ ‫נפתלי דייטש‪ ,‬אברהם הערשקאוויטש‬ ‫און די גאנצע סטעפ פון די בארא פארק וויו‬

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‫שמחת הפארשפיל לנכד האדמו"ר מבורשטין‬

‫הערליכע מעמד "תורה להאדירה" פארגעקומען אין כולל חצות בביהמ"ד ראדאשיץ ‪ -‬קרית יואל‬ ‫אין שפיץ פון כ"ק אדמו"ר מסקולען ‪ -‬מאנסי שליט"א‬

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‫שמחת החתונה בחצרות אונגוואר ‪ -‬אלכסנדר ‪ -‬פאלטישאן‬

‫סיום מסכת ביצה בביהמ"ד מאור התפילה‬

‫עצרת התעוררות בביהמ"ד קאסוב לאור נפילת הארון הקודש בשמחת תורה‬

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‫שבת התאחדות של‬ ‫חסידי אלכסנדר בניו יארק‬

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FREE ISSUE 105 OCTOBER 20, 2021

‫פרשת וירא‬ ‫י”ד חשון תשפ”ב‬

THE LUCK OF THE DRAW Six raffle winners tell their tales

MEMORABLE MARKETING OF THE PREVIOUS CENTURY Business-boosting advertisements

WORDS WITH AN IMPACT Meet the brains behind tzedakah marketing campaigns

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

D. GORALNIK Content Editor:

R. REESE

Associate Editor:

E.M. NEIMAN Food Editor:

M.P. WERCBERGER Creative Director:

32 // Inbox

AJ WACHSMAN Project Coordinator:

40 // Parsha

R. ITZKOWITZ

46 //

The Impostor

Telephone:

54 //

Week in Review

Fax:

63 //

The Black Sheep

E-mail:

75 // Food

THE BORO PARK VIEW 1274 49th Street, Suite 421 Brooklyn, NY 11219

718.408.8770 718.408.8771 ads@thebpview.com Website:

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MISSION STATEMENT: The Boro Park View is a weekly publication designed for every segment and age group of our diverse community. Under rabbinical guidance, we bring Boro Park’s top talent together to provide high-quality, informative and current reading material, keeping you up to date on sales, events, news and issues of concern and import happening right now in the Boro Park community. DISCLAIMER: We do not endorse any ad found in this publication. We are not responsible for typographical or grammatical errors. COPYRIGHT: All content found in The Boro Park View is copyright and may not be reproduced, published, distributed or duplicated for public or private use without written permission from The Boro Park View. Limit one (1) per family

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Hitting the Mark

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Marketing That Made a Mark

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The Day I Was a Winner

140 // FYI 142 //

Fun Pages

148 // Classifieds 162 // Pictures

‫בס״ד‬

‫פר‘ וירא תשפ‘ב לפ‘‘ק‬

‫הושענא רבא תשפ"ב; ַא‬ ‫שידוך ‪-‬שליסן אין דער סוכה‬ ‫ווען זייער ָ‬ ‫טאכטער‪ַ ,‬א געלונגענע און ַ‬ ‫באליבטע‬ ‫שילערין‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫האט דערגרייכט דעם שידוכים ָיא ַ‬ ‫רגאנג‪ ,‬זענען‬ ‫די עלטערן געווען זיכער ַאז ַ‬ ‫לאנג וועט עס נישט‬ ‫געדויערן און מען וועט ַ‬ ‫טאנצן אויף דער חתונה מיט‬ ‫פרייליכע געמיטער‪.‬‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫פאראיבער ָאבער זענען די ערשטע חדשים‪ ,‬און ַ‬ ‫דאן‬ ‫איז ָ‬ ‫דאס ַ‬ ‫פא ַ‬ ‫רוואנדלט‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געווארן אין ָיארן‪ .‬דערווייל זיצט‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫דאס קינד און ַ‬ ‫ווארט אויס איר ַ‬ ‫באשערטע‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫וואס ָ‬ ‫האט‬ ‫ליידער ָ‬ ‫נאכנישט דערגרייכט‪.‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫זאל קיין שום איד נישט וויסן וויפיל צער און וויפיל‬ ‫פיין‪ ,‬געטרייע עלטערן גייען ַ‬ ‫פאראיבער אין ַא ַ‬ ‫זא‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫סיטואציע ווען קיין ַ‬ ‫פּאסיגע שידוך זעהט זיך נישט‬ ‫אויפ'ן ָ‬ ‫הא ָ‬ ‫ריזאנט‪ .‬בלויז מיט ַא פעלזן פעסטע אמונה‬ ‫ובטחון ָ‬ ‫האט מען דורכגעשטופּט ָ‬ ‫נאך ַא ָ‬ ‫וואך‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫נאך ַא‬ ‫חודש‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫נאך ַא ָיאר‪ ,‬ווען מען ַ‬ ‫ווארט ָ‬ ‫נאך ַאלץ אויף די‬ ‫ריכטיגע ישועה‪.‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫וואס ָ‬ ‫האט מען ָ‬ ‫נאכנישט פּרובירט? ַאלע שדכנים ָ‬ ‫האבן‬ ‫שוין‬ ‫געקענט‬ ‫דעם‬ ‫נומער‪,‬‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫א‬ ‫לע ערליי סגולות און‬ ‫ענינים זענען געטון‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געווארן‪ .‬און ַאזוי לויפט די צייט‪,‬‬

‫שטיל און ַ‬ ‫פּאמעליך‪ ,‬ווען זייער ָ‬ ‫טאכטער דערגרייכט‬ ‫שוין ‪ָ 25‬יאר ָאן קיין ָ‬ ‫פּאזיטיווע נייעס‪.‬‬ ‫און ַ‬ ‫דאן‪ ,‬דערציילט אונז די ַ‬ ‫מאמע‪:‬‬ ‫"בלעטערנדיג איינע פון די וועכנטליכע‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫אויסגאבעס‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫האב מיר ווי ַא בליץ געטון די וועכנטליכע "תהלים‬ ‫כולל" מעשה‪ ...‬איך ָ‬ ‫האב ַא ָ‬ ‫זאג געגעבן ַ‬ ‫פאר מיין ַ‬ ‫מאן‪:‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫"דאס ָ‬ ‫האבן מיר ָ‬ ‫נאכנישט פּרובירט! סוף כל סוף‪,‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫וואס‬ ‫קען‬ ‫דען‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫שא‬ ‫טן‬ ‫ַאז ַא מנין אידן וועלן יעדן איינציגן‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫טאג‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫אויסזאגן דעם ַ‬ ‫גאנצן ספר תהלים פאר אונזער‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫טאכטער"‪...‬‬ ‫"שטעלט זיך ַארויס ַאז ס'איז טאקע נישט געווען ָ‬ ‫"נאך‬ ‫ַא סגולה"‪ ...‬ווייל ַ‬ ‫לאנג ָ‬ ‫האט עס שוין נישט געדויערט‪.‬‬ ‫"יעצט‪ ,‬דעם ַ‬ ‫פא ָ‬ ‫רלאפענעם הושענא רבא איז עס‬ ‫געווען‪ַ ,‬‬ ‫טאקע אין דעם זעלבן ָ‬ ‫טאג ווען מיר פייערן די‬ ‫אושפּיזין פון דוד המלך ע"ה! בנוסף צו די יום טוב'דיגע‬ ‫סעודה איז ביי אונז אין דער סוכה‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫געפּראוועט‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געווארן‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫נאך ַא שמחה! ָיא‪ַ ,‬א הערליכע שידוך‪ ,‬בשעה טובה‪,‬‬ ‫בסימן טוב ובמזל טוב"!‬

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