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Shneur Zalman did not identify himself.

The way to the village took three hours by foot. By the time Reb Shneur THE TOWN OF MEZRITCH was sleeping. All was dark, be- Zalman arrived, his clothes were covered in dust. He looked sides two little lights that shone bright. In the beis medrash sat a very much the part of a typical village wayfarer. He sat down in number of talmidei chachamim learning despite the late hour. In the shul, waiting for the bris to begin.

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The man ran back to the table where he found the unfamil“Who’s there?” he heard the Maggid’s voice. iar “wayfarer” still sitting. “Thief! You stole my cutlery! Give me “It’s me!” Reb Shneur Zalman replied. back the forks and spoon! This world is not hefker!”

“Who’s there?” the Maggid asked again.

Reb Shneur Zalman looked up, stunned. How could they be It seems the Maggid did not hear, Reb Shneur Zalman thought to accusing him of theft?! “Reb Yid,” he pleaded, “you’re making a himself, and repeated in a louder voice, “It’s me!”

The third time the Maggid asked, “Who’s there?” Reb Shneur mistake! I did not steal your spoon or forks! It was not me!”

But the man was angry, convinced that no one other than Zalman began to wonder if his rebbi perhaps did not recognize the unknown pauper could have stolen his things. “It was you! his voice. “Zalmana,” he said.

The door opened wide, and the Maggid warmly welcomed Return them immediately!”

“I have nothing to give back,” Reb Shneur Zalman said in a his talmid inside. “What brings you here at this hour?” he asked.

Soon rebbi and talmid were engrossed in a deep conversation broken voice. “It was not me!”

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Adams introduced the city’s “Stop, Let Them Cross” campaign last Wednesday, which created a new traffic rule requiring motorists and cyclists to come to a full stop for any pedestrian who is in an intersection or about to enter one. The new rule would apply to any city intersection that does not have traffic lights or a stop sign.

The NYPD is being tasked with beefing up enforcement to ensure compliance.

According to AM NY, 55% of pedestrian deaths and 79% of pedestrian injuries occur at intersections.

“Traffic safety is a clear form of violence that has been ignored too long,” said Adams.

Turn-signal traffic lights and headstart signals giving pedestrians an opportunity to cross before cars are allowed to turn will be installed at 1,000 intersections in the city. Priority will be given to intersections identified as particularly hazardous by last December’s NYC Streets Plan.

Two hundred and fifty people died in crossing accidents from January through November 2021, the highest number since former Mayor Bill de Blasio launched his Vision Zero program in 2014.

“I Felt Unsafe on Subway,” Says Mayor If you feel concerned about riding the subway these days, know that you are in good company. Despite being a former member of the NYPD, Mayor Eric Adams feels that way too.

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Adams had already announced plans to increase police presence on trains and to reach out to the homeless before a 40-year-old woman was pushed to her death on the tracks at Times Square on January 15. He noted the importance of fighting back against both real and perceived crimes on the trains.

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“I don’t feel that way when I take the train every day or when I’m moving throughout our transportation system.”

Chevra Hatzalah Honors Pinny Ringel for Work in de Blasio Administration Less than a month after Bill de Blasio returned to civilian life, Chevra Hatzalah expressed appreciation to a longtime member of its team, who spent eight years representing the interests of the Jewish community in City Hall.

A private ceremony was held to honor Pinny Ringel, who served most recently as the assistant commissioner to de Blasio’s Community Affairs Unit, reported Boro Park 24. Chevra Hatzalah CEO presented Ringel with a proclamation that read, “The dedication and professionalism shown to Hatzalah during your eight years in service as Community Liaison is genuinely appreciated. Through your work, lives have been saved. We remain forever grateful.”

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“We honor Pinny because of his selfless dedication to the community and to Hatzalah, in a lishmah manner, away from the limelight,” said Kalish. “Had we attempted to throw a dinner in his honor, he would certainly have never accepted.”

Chevra Hatzalah represents sixteen Hatzalah branches statewide.

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Reinesses take Ariella along with them to Bassi and Aryeh’s home. Ariella confesses to Sarah that she is Osher Erenbaum’s sister, and that she’d come came to Acco simply to spy on the Reinesses.

H

e had never been a coward, not even on those nights when he’d wandered around without finding a place to sleep. In the end he’d always returned home, perhaps because he really was a coward but just couldn’t admit it.

Osher headed down the stairs. Maybe in a few years he’d be able to admit that he was afraid now, he thought. Regardless, he needed to check out this place. The Rav had said that he was leaving for the night because he and his wife had to babysit their nieces and nephews. The problem was that a few hours earlier, there had been a suspicious figure standing on the corner of the block, facing the house, and the figure hadn’t moved for a long while. Would the person use this opportunity, when the Reinesses were away for the night, to try to get what he wanted?

Osher did not know what the person wanted, but he knew that he would not allow the stranger to get in, no matter what. He could not see from afar if it was the Arab who had once knocked on Reiness’ door because the man had been partially concealed by the hut, and the minute Osher had gone down to the street, he’d disappeared.

And that was very suspicious.

Now he was going down for a short patrol of the yard, just to make sure that everything was quiet. Then he would go back to sl — “Hey!” Shlomo whispered from the top of the stairs. “Where are you going?”

“To check that everything is okay downstairs,” Osher said in a low tone, without turning around. “If the Rav is hiding something, he won’t be very happy if someone breaks in when

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he’s not around.”

“He also won’t be happy if they break in when he is around,” Shlomo remarked.

“But why do you think he’s hiding something? What, you think he has stolen merchandise in this place?”

“Ha-ha, so funny.” Osher continued down the stairs. “I don’t know if he’s hiding anything, but he’s certainly guarding something — you can see that much. It might be in the carpentry shop, or it might be the actual house; I’m not sure.”

Shlomo did not reply.

Osher walked around the house until he came to the backyard. Everything was so silent; he wondered if the stranger who had been watching them a few hours earlier had dared to come in here. He didn’t see any footprints, but it was so inky black, and such a mess of mud and brambles and boards, that it was impossible to see anything.

The fence surrounding the house on this side was taller than he was, but there were tiny gaps between the slats.

He approached, and pressed his eye to one of the cracks to see if anyone was behind the fence. But no one was there.

Everything was dark and silent.

Osher went back toward the carpentry shop and walked around, forging himself a path in the yard until he reached the large steel door of the workshop.

Shlomo was standing there, his arms folded. “I think you’re right,” he said to Osher.

“Huh?” Osher said.

“I was thinking about it. And you’re right. The Rav is afraid of something.”

“How do you know?”

Shlomo pointed to a box protruding from the side of the door; it was made of silvery metal and had two rows of numbered buttons. “They installed this combination lock a week and a half ago,” he said.

“I didn’t even notice it. Are you sure?”

“Well, by the time you come down in the morning, the door is usually open, so it’s harder to notice it.”

“What kind of lock is this thing? Does it open with a code, instead of with a key?”

“Exactly, so it’s harder to break in.” Shlomo paused. “But it’s not only that. After you went downstairs, I remembered another thing. It might not be so new; I didn’t notice when it was put in. Come see.”

Osher followed Shlomo to the front gate of the property. Shlomo went out to the street, and Osher followed him.

“Here.” Shlomo pointed.

Hanging on the gate was a small, yellow sign that was visible even in the dark.

Osher could not read the red Arabic letters, but the print Hebrew letters formed a familiar sentence: This place is protected 24 hours a day by security cameras.

“It’s possible that this is just because it’s an Arab area,” Osher murmured, “or because the carpentry shop has expensive equipment.”

“But none of that is new to the Rav,” Shlomo said pointedly. “And these protective measures are. Something happened. Or something is about to happen.”

“But none of that is new to the Rav,” Shlomo said pointedly. “And these protective measures are.

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Elazar put his finger on the beginning of the line he was learning and took a deep breath. Had they followed him here? Strange. If they’d want to harm him, there were many more opportunities to do so in Acco.

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“Gadi!” He closed the Gemara and hurried over to the boy. “Was that you?”

Sarah and her guest quickly appeared in the doorway. “Is everything okay, Elazar?”

“Yes,” the older man said. He reached out to his nephew.

“We had a little accident here, but everything’s fine.”

Sarah didn’t probe any further. She retreated into the kitchen, and the murmur of conversation resumed.

“Gadi, do you know that you scared me?” Elazar put an arm around the boy’s shoulder. “You sneaked up in such a scary way that I thought you were an intruder!”

“Ow,” Gadi said, rubbing his thigh. “Too bad it wasn’t an intruder. It would have been fun to see you knock him down so easily!”

“First of all, I’m happy it wasn’t an intruder,” Elazar said.

He seated his nephew on the couch near the wall. “I wouldn’t have been able to knock him down so easily, that’s for sure.

Now, are you okay?”

“I think so,” Gadi said. “And you should know that if it had been a robber, you still might have been able to knock him down, because I would have come to help you.”

“Really!” Elazar grinned. “But aren’t you supposed to be fast asleep at this hour?”

“Supposed to be.” His nephew sighed. “But it’s hard for me to fall asleep sometimes.”

“Are you worried about Yisroel Meir?”

“No. I mean, I feel really bad for him that he’s in pain, but what’s there to worry about? They’ll connect his bones in an operation, he’ll have a cast for a few weeks, and it will all be fine.”

“It’s always a good idea to daven,” his uncle said gently.

“I said lots of Tehillim today, because the neighbors who were babysitting for us kept sending me to say Tehillim.

They probably couldn’t stand watching me wander around their house; they don’t have patience like my mother does.”

Elazar smiled. “Do you want a drink from the kitchen?

But just for a minute, because we brought a guest with us, and she’s having a very important conversation with Aunt Sarah.”

“I’m not interested in adults’ conversations anyway, don’t worry,” Gadi scoffed. “Kids’ lives are much more interesting.”

Elazar’s smile grew wider. He’d known Gadi since he was born, but he’d never had a chance to actually speak to him for more than a minute. Now he was discovering that he was a clever boy who was very expressive, and he had a style of thinking that reminded him distinctly of someone.

Who was it, though?

“I’m going to get a drink,” Gadi announced. He stood up.

“Then come back here,” Elazar called after him, “and you can rest on the couch until you fall asleep.” He picked up the toppled chair. “I’ll continue to learn in the meantime.”

Twenty minutes after he opened the Gemara for the second time, Elazar closed it and looked at the couch. He was surprised to see that the boy’s eyes were still wide open and fixed on him.

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a boy your age is not sleeping?”

“Osher is the student you brought here, right? One of the boys who got bitten by the fox.”

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The person was already very close, and Elazar didn’t spend any more time thinking. He rose swiftly, and his left leg toppled the chair he had been sitting on with a mighty blow.

“So you teach the boys, and Aunt Sarah does PTA with their mothers?”

“What?!”

“But why so late at night?”

“I also don’t understand why you’re up so late at night.

Look, you’re so tired, you sound dazed!”

“Dazed is a word from books. But I’m not dazed at all,” the boy protested as he sat up. He looked at his bare toes. “I wasn’t dreaming it. When I went to the kitchen to get a drink, Aunt Sarah was asking the other lady, ‘Did the two of you always have a good connection?’ And then the other lady answered her, ‘Yes, he always got along with me, ever since he was little.’

Then Aunt Sarah said, ‘So it’s not surprising that you came.

Concern and love are very good things.’ And the other lady answered, ‘Right, it’s just a shame that Osher doesn’t realize that.’ And then I finished my drink, and I came back here.”

“And you remember all those sentences by heart?!”

“Well, they didn’t say exactly these words, you know, but that was basically their conversation,” the boy said.

Elazar smiled. Osher didn’t have even two-thirds of this boy’s sharpness, but there were some very obvious similari-

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ties between the two boys. Now he knew exactly whom Gadi reminded him of.

He sat down next to Gadi, ignoring the time and the fact that he was supposed to be getting up in just four hours. “So you didn’t hear her say clearly that she’s his mother.” He whispered the words.

“No, but it sounded that way, right?”

“You could say so.”

“Do you want me to go to sleep already?”

“I think it’s a good idea. Not for me, but for you.”

“I’m used to being up sometimes…I don’t know why it happens.” The boy sighed. “Maybe it happens when I’m worried, and I guess I am a little bit worried about Yisroel Meir.”

“So what do you usually do when everyone’s sleeping?”

“My mother is usually still up at this time. She says that some people blossom at night, so at night she draws on the walls for us, and makes artwork from glass — she has a little oven in her room — or she makes jewelry from beads and stones.”

“And you help her?”

“She doesn’t let me help. She says it’s just going to give me a reason not to fall asleep, and that I need a clear head to learn the next day.”

The boy stood up, and Elazar thought he was tired of talking and planned to go to bed. But Gadi began leaping from the floor to the couch and from the couch to the floor. Every bounce on the couch made Elazar’s insides churn, and he stood up. The boy was very sweet, but how did his rebbeim manage him?!

“And in cheder, is your mind fresh?”

“After I take what I need to take in the morning, then yes.”

“You seem to be a good student, Gadi.”

“The baker doesn’t speak about his own dough,” the baker himself declared gaily as he took another huge leap off the couch.

But how was this child’s dough so soft and pillowy, Elazar thought grimly, while Osher’s was so shrunken, dry and sourtasting?

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This storytime was a welcome change in the daily routine, for though these children relished the activity, they weren’t sitting on the shoreline for fun. No, these were not youths on an adventure; they were young patients stricken with a debilitating illness who had been sent to Coney Island to seek their cure. Sitting at the seashore was their doctorordered prescription to combat tuberculosis.

Terror of the Tenements The early 1900s were difficult years for folks of little means in New York City. Thousands of impoverished residents lived in squalor, desperately trying to scrape together the funds to support their families. The Lower East Side, especially, saw its fair share of struggling people, with the population of the poorest class increasing every year.

To accommodate the steady flow of new, penniless immigrants who made New York their home, building owners would frequently convert single-family homes into multifamily units, subdividing the residences into many smaller apartments. These tenements were notorious for their abundant crowding and lack of air flow.

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Though tuberculosis frequently infected the lungs, causing difficulty breathing, which often resulted in death, the infection sometimes spread beyond the pulmonary system, causing open sores and deep infections in other parts of the body. This was referred to as “bone tuberculosis” and was extremely difficult to cure. Many children of that era suffered terribly from the disease, with little hope for healing.

A Solution on the Seashore Soon the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor learned of European methods for treating children who had been infected with bone tuberculosis. To that end, the association sent Mr. John Seely Ward Jr., one of its vice presidents, to France to bring home a firsthand report about the methods the Europeans were using.

Ward visited several seaside sanatoriums for children with bone tuberculosis — one of them founded by Baron Rothschild — and spoke to multiple surgeons. Wherever he went, he was intrigued to hear that the medical consensus of the physicians centered on the sea air being so effective at helping patients overcome the worst effects of bone tuberculosis, that it was recommended sufferers should spend the greater part of each 24-hour period out of doors and near the ocean. Doing so, he learned, greatly reduced the need to perform painful surgical techniques on young patients and increased their chances of recovery.

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Association’s efforts to implement the European methods of healing, Dr. John Winters Brannan wrote the following of the French sanatoriums: The patients are kept out of doors through the day on the beach or on the verandas, which are covered overhead, but open in front and at the sides. The diet is abundant and nutritious, there being four meals a day, consisting of bread and milk, soup, meat, eggs, vegetables and fruit. The patients are allowed as much milk as they like… It is the opinion of the senior surgeon, after fifteen years of constant work in the wards, that the knife plays a very secondary part to climatic and general influences. In many cases the shock of the operation so diminishes the vitality and power of resistance of the patient that the tubercle bacilli are enabled to start a new focus of trouble elsewhere. When, however, operations become absolutely necessary, progress is much more rapid when patients can live an outdoor life in the open air…

After seeing these sanatoriums in action, Ward returned to New York with such an enthusiastic report that the Association decided to give seaside healing a chance. It was time to experiment.

Sea Breeze Sanitorium In June 1904, the Association rented a plot of land on Coney Island, setting up a tent town for children with tuberculosis.

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Eight tents formed an octagon, with a boardwalk connecting them. In the center was a large “sandbox” of thirty feet wide for the children to play in. The goal was to get the youths out and about nearly the entire day.

Fifty-four children moved in that summer, spending their days in the open air and sleeping in tents with open windows at night. Rain or shine, these windows stayed open, save for a short period of time every day when they were closed while the children were washed and dressed. Even when winter set in, ventilation was considered vital, and while they transitioned from tents to a building for the winter, there were times the children awoke to find that snow had blanketed them in the middle of the night.

Dr. Brannan, who observed the Sea Breeze project for twelve months, described life at Coney Island: Whenever I visited the hospital during the past winter I have not only found the children occupying themselves in one way or another on the grounds, about the houses, or on the beach, but the beds of those who could not be up were on the open porch. At night, as well as throughout the day, the windows of the wards are wide open, the temperature in them at night ranging from twelve degrees to forty degrees, not varying materially from that outside… The children are, of course, warmly clothed, wearing hoods on their heads and mittens on their hands. They sleep soundly from bedtime until six in the morning… Following the custom prevailing in

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Healing Is Had According to Dr. Brannan, the effects of moving the children from the tenements to the seaside were seen nearly at once. While most of them arrived pale, underweight and with little inclination to engage in play, within a week their pallor faded and their spirits improved.

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Dr. Brannan was quite favorably impressed with the progress of the children, and he wrote that even outsiders were able to see the difference in the young wards: On one of my visits to Sea Breeze, and while talking with one of the children who held my hand, I took off my glove; she at once said, “How cold your hand is!” When I replied, “Does it seem cold to you?” she answered, “Yes, see how warm my hands are.”

Thereupon the other children crowded around, putting out their hands for me to feel them, and in every case they were as warm as though they had just been held before a fire. As their gloves or mittens were in most cases hanging from their wrists, this was convincing evidence of the vigor of their circulation. A lady who was with me, noticing a pale child in the midst of a group of children, asked what was the matter with him, he “looked so white.” The other children answered at once, “Oh, he only came down yesterday...” The others were as red and rosy as if they were in perfect health and had been tanned by a summer sun…

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At the end of a year’s time, Dr. Brannan Abandoned Neponsit Beach Hospital in Queens wrote that they were able to report marked progress in nearly all of the cases of children with bone tuberculosis. Though a few operations had been deemed necessary during the year, they were taken in from tenement housing, city hospitals and orphanon a smaller scale than likely would have been seen had the ages, affording many more children the chance to heal.

In order to raise funding for the new hospital, the Associachildren attempted to recover back home in the dark, squalid condition of the tenements. “In fact,” he wrote, “the rapid tion published pictures of “Smiling Joe,” a sweet little boy who progress after operation has been one of the most striking re- was required to spend his life strapped to an iron frame due sults of the open air treatment.” to the effects of bone tuberculosis on his little body. Once the According to the French physicians who had been work- public was aware of the suffering of affected children, people ing with bone tuberculosis patients, healing from the condi- from all over America sent in money for the cause, and John tion was expected to take around three years of daily seaside D. Rockefeller contributed $125,000 toward the building of living and quality care. Though Sea Breeze had begun as only the hospital. a single-year experiment, it was decided to extend the life Neponsit Children’s Hospital opened on April 16, 1915, with of the sanatorium in hopes of helping children fully heal. To 400 beds available.

Though it temporarily closed during World War II to conthat end, Sea Breeze Hospital was officially established, having room for roughly 50 children at a time. serve oil, the hospital reopened in 1945, mainly to treat veterans.

Thankfully, as medical expertise increased, living condiWhere the Children Went tions improved, and medications became available to treat Sadly, tuberculosis was the third most common cause of tuberculosis, the number of infections began to wane, and death in the early 1900s, and many people were affected by it. Neponsit shuttered its doors in 1955, no longer needed to Sea Breeze simply didn’t have enough beds to accommodate house the poor children affected by tuberculosis. the many children suffering from the condition. To enable more youth to be cared for, the Neponsit Children’s Hospi- MAY ALL illnesses of this world quickly wane in the way the tal was opened in 1915, in the Rockaways, with all of the Sea White Plague has, and may mankind no longer suffer the Breeze patients transferred there. Additional patients were pain of any disease.

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That’s why it came as no surprise when both of them began to have pain in their limbs around the same time, and both were diagnosed as needing surgery. Bubby required a hip replacement, and Zeidy a knee replacement.

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Bubby, of course, pushed Zeidy to go first. She was concerned about her ability to care for him if she’d have her surgery before his.

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Despite the back and forth between Bubby, Zeidy and all the extended family, he came up with a solution that no one else had yet thought of: “Bubby and Zeidy, you do everything together. Just do the surgeries at the same time!”

Somehow, that simple but ingenious solution had eluded everyone until that point. Instead of doing each surgery separately and stretching out the stress and recovery to double the time, they’d both undergo their procedures together. Could there be a more appropriate solution for this particular couple?

Checking into the hospital together, they were each taken to their operating theaters where the procedures were performed. They then moved into the recovery room together and began their recoveries, side by side.

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Baby is coming home from the hospital, and the task of caring for her seems overwhelming, especially since she’s medically fragile. Mommy hires a home nurse to help out with the work it entails, and she can now attempt to swing back to routine.

Hiring a nurse can be a great solution for some, but there’s a lot to know before calling an agency to employ one. Here is some perspective.

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Meet the Mothers: Ruchy Singer is the mother of twelve rambunctious children, the youngest of which is a medically fragile preemie, for whose care she employed an RN. She works with children with developmental challenges.

Goldie Weinberg lives in a small threebedroom apartment and has a five-pound preemie to take care of.

Tova Goldman is a mother of five who lives out of town. She hired a nurse to help out with her last baby as she went straight home from the hospital to her lively brood.

Privacy Policy Ruchy Singer’s preemie needed 24-hour medical care, even once she was discharged. Ruchy hired Pamela, a medical nurse who came with amazing references, but she wanted to be on top of her baby’s care as well and ensure that her child was being stimulated. Pamela was set up to take care of the baby right in the middle of the Singer living room, where she got a front-row seat to the action in the home. And with eleven other children in addition to the baby, there was plenty of that.

Was it hard to have a stranger sitting in the middle of the tumult?

“It sure was,” Ruchy attests.

There was no way to ensure that the kids wouldn’t fight in front of Pamela, and they often did. It was up to Ruchy to defuse each situation in the most positive way possible. She was constantly on guard so Pamela would leave with only great impressions of Jewish family life, and Ruchy enjoyed living up to that challenge.

However, Ruchy didn’t even realize just how important her efforts were.

Goldie, another mother with a delicate preemie and a nurse at home, says she was horrified by the stories her nurse would tell her. Rosa would often describe what other homes she’d worked in looked like.

“Your house is different,” she would tell Goldie, and Goldie wondered what Rosa’s previous employers would have said had they known that not only Rosa, but Goldie too, would be privy to the goings-on the nurse had witnessed.

Even with Rosa’s positive feedback, Goldie felt uncomfortable constantly having a stranger in her very small apartment. Having so little space made it hard to share her quarters indefinitely, and this concern only grew when Goldie realized that her Jamaican nurse understood Yiddish perfectly from her many years of working in the frum community.

“You would never know it, but so many of these nurses speak excellent Yiddish,” she says.

Shana Katz is the youngest of a large family and had twins ten months after her wedding. Her nurse was her lifesaver.

On the other hand, Tova’s baby wasn’t medically challenged, and she felt comfortable asking the nurse to take care of the baby in a private room. The nurse would call Tova’s phone any time the baby needed to be fed in the middle of the night, and Tova kept her phone on in her room. The main issue that bothered Tova was that their small apartment wasn’t set up for live-in help, and her nurse had to share the bathroom with the rest of the family.

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Shana got along well with her nurse but recommends subtly giving your nurse the feeling that the master bedroom is off-limits by keeping the door closed and implying that it isn’t a place you want her to enter. This way, you have one room where you can maintain a sense of privacy and keep whatever items you want out of the way. When the nurse had laundry for the baby that had to go through the master bedroom, Shana found that saying, “Put it by the door and I’ll bring it in,” did wonders for keeping clear boundaries.

If you find yourself scrambling to fill orders in your kitchen, simplifying things with instant food can be a big help.

Sometimes nurses feel that they can give unsolicited advice, which can be confusing and annoying. Another mother, Perry, had a nurse who instructed her to go off certain foods, because the baby was too fussy for the nurse’s liking.

Being a brand-new mother, Perry wasn’t sure how to respond. But she definitely conveyed to the nurse that her advice was not appreciated and was out of place.

Some people don’t find that having a nurse disturbs their privacy much, but the rest of the family may not appreciate it. It helps everyone if the nurse is sensitive to this and stays mostly in one room, or leaves the room when she feels that she’s intruding, as some report their wonderful nurses doing.

Picky Palates When it comes to providing food for your nurse, it’s pretty individual. Some ask for nothing aside from a bottle of water, and simply bring along their own food. But since this can pose kashrus issues, many women prefer to give their nurse food from their own kitchen.

Tova found that her nurse didn’t like any of her food. This problem was solved when she realized that Grace, her nurse, liked Tradition soups. They took an instant to prepare, and Grace was appreciative.

Goldie was surprised when Rosa sat down to a Shabbos meal with gusto, even polishing off the gefilte fish with chrein! How did this Jamaican woman develop a taste for Jewish cuisine? As Goldie soon learned, she’d worked in so many Jewish homes that she got used to the taste and even liked it.

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Ruchy found that her nurse loved her traditional Hungarian cooking.

“She’d never tasted anything like it,” Ruchy said.

The hot soup and three-course meals that Ruchy served her family were a boon for Pamela, who got an equal portion, of course.

Essentially, it all depends on what your nurse likes. You might luck out and get a nurse who will eat anything that’s in your fridge, including Shabbos leftovers. Esther, another woman who’d employed a nurse, described her nurse doing just that. But if you find yourself scrambling to fill orders in your kitchen, simplifying things with instant food can be a big help.

How Halacha Plays Out Grace wasn’t feeling well one Shabbos, and she wanted to leave. Sunday was her day off, so she asked that Tova pay her week’s salary then and there. Tova still isn’t sure if her explanation actually satisfied her nurse.

Tova ran into another issue when Grace prepared one of her Tradition soups in the microwave. Was it a problem of bishul akum? Since then, Tova warns anyone she knows to caution their nurse not to touch anything in the kitchen, including the microwave.

Often, a simple forewarning to stay away from the kitchen can preclude any kashrus issues. The only downside is that in that case, your nurse will not be able to prepare a bottle for the baby in your kitchen, which means you aren’t completely off-duty. Setting up hot water in the baby room can help with that issue, as long as there are no little children around.

Another area of concern is yichud. When Esther allowed her nurse to babysit one night so she could go out, she realized that her older son would not be able to return home as long as the nurse was babysitting. That threw her plans off course.

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On the flip side, sometimes a nurse’s presence can be the answer to halachic difficulties. Ruchy’s baby required medical assistance, including a G-tube. Taking care of her on Shabbos could get problematic. As this was pikuach nefesh, everything was allowed to be done by a Yid, if necessary. But it was simpler to allow a nonJewish nurse to take care of it all.

The Punch Line The most loaded question of all is: Was it worth it?

Preparing the food, worrying about privacy and kashrus, paying the nurse’s salary… Did all of these women find their investment worthwhile?

The answer is yes. And no.

Goldie’s response is an unequivocal no. Rosa was a wonderful nurse, but she worked hospital shifts in addition to her nights in Goldie’s house. She was so exhausted by the time she got to Goldie that she would sleep right through the baby crying. Because Goldie had a nanny cam set up, she would often wake up to find Rosa sleeping beside a screaming infant, and Goldie would then have to go to the nursery and wake up Rosa. And Goldie often found her nurse doing homework with her kids through the phone while holding the baby. Obviously, she wasn’t focusing her attention on the baby.

Day nurses, too, were complicated. Goldie was shocked when the first day nurse she tried showed up.

The woman was extremely stout, and so short that she barely reached the top of Goldie’s kitchen table. There was no way Goldie could allow her to hold a tiny preemie. And the next day nurse was no better, arriving with bags and bags of possessions that made her seem like a homeless person. She also wanted to use Goldie’s shower twice a day.

Once she had been through an entire procession of nurses, Goldie decided she’d rather take care of her baby herself, however hard it would be. Having a nurse just wasn’t worth the aggravation.

Ruchy’s experience was more nuanced. While Pamela was wonderfully professional and experienced, after weeks of living with the family, she became quite

friendly with Ruchy’s teenagers. She usually understood Ruchy’s sensitivities, until the day she showed Ruchy’s children pictures of her cat and her daughter on her phone.

That was something Ruchy wasn’t about to allow in her home. When the baby was hospitalized a few days later, it was the perfect excuse to tell Pamela that her services were no longer required.

But that was far from the truth. Ruchy’s baby still required a lot of medical care once she was discharged, and Ruchy became her baby’s nurse instead, which was a 24-hour job. It meant buying takeout for supper, sending endless bags of clothes to the cleaners, and paying for round-the-clock cleaning help.

“It was what I had to do at that stage of my life, so I made it work,” Ruchy explains. If her children had been younger and less likely to befriend her nurse, it would definitely have been easier to simply keep her. With teenagers in the house, however, Ruchy felt that it was more important to keep them away from a potential negative influence.

Some women swear by their nurses. Shana had twins ten months after her wedding. Her babies were fragile, and she was still recovering, so she hired a full-time nurse to help with their care. Her nurse was experienced and professional, offering advice gently and taking care of the babies with expertise. Shana trusted her fully.

“I’ve given her number to dozens of people,” Shana says about her nurse. After a couple of months, though, Shana began feeling unsettled from having another person around all the time. That’s when she knew it was time to let her go. It was a sign that she could manage on her own.

Another woman with twins set up the nurse in the basement. There was a small kitchenette there so the nurse was able to cook on her own, and the mother was right upstairs if the twins needed anything. She got the benefits of having a nurse without losing her privacy, needing to provide food or having to instruct a non-Jew in unfamiliar halachos.

Having a nurse can be the best solution for some and the worst solution for others. Whether you hire a nurse or not, there are many ways to do it right.

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Rectifying the Wrong NOT ALL GREEN LIGHTS MEAN GO As told to: S. Scharf

“Don’t want!” Little Moishy pursed his lips and turned his face away.

I stopped eating, exasperated. “Moishy, eat some yummy pizza! Mommy doesn’t have supper at home. You’ll be hungry!”

My little brother shook his curly head firmly. He was so stubborn, and he was only two! At least I didn’t give Maria any trouble. I was a big girl, just after my fifth birthday. I had gotten the best birthday presents on my special day: a pretty pink doll carriage, an ice cream cake, and a real live new baby sister. Much better than any doll, even if she cried so much!

Mommy explained to me that the baby had something called colic, and that made her sad a lot. That’s why we had Maria, to help Mommy clean the house and take care of Moishy.

I didn’t need any taking care of, because I was such a big girl. In fact, Maria called me her little helper. I liked Maria. She was gentle with Moishy, she made our house clean, and she always let us have a treat from the nosh cabinet after meals.

Silly Moishy. This pizza was so good. Except…”What’s this funny circle here, on the cheese?” I asked.

“Oh, that’s pepperoni,” Maria said. “It’s delicious, isn’t it?”

I nodded obediently and finished my second slice. Moishy’s pizza lay cold and untouched on the greasy paper plate in front of his high chair. Maria didn’t force him to eat it; I guess she knew he would tantrum and that everyone would stare.

Finally, Maria put Moishy into his stroller, and we walked out of the store.

“Hey, that’s our neighbor, Mrs. Goldman!” I exclaimed.

“Hello, Mrs. Goldman! My mommy had a baby girl!”

“Oh, hello, Leah’la!” She smiled at me. “Yes, I know!” Suddenly, her face got very white. She looked behind us, then back at me and Moishy, and then at Maria.

“Where are you coming from?” she asked.

“We had pizza for supper,” I said politely. “Maria took us.”

“Oh.” Mrs. Goldman’s face looked green all of a sudden, but it could have been the green lights that blinked in the store window. Then she hurried away, without even saying goodbye.

“Let’s get going, then!” Maria chirped at last.

We went.

Tatty greeted us by the door. He looked strange, but I couldn’t figure out why.

“Children, go upstairs to Mommy’s room. Maria,” his voice shook, and suddenly I realized what was different. My calm,

smiling Tatty was angry. Very angry. His cheeks were red, his eyes were shiny…

I shrank back, and Maria put a reassuring hand on my shoulder.

For some reason, that made Tatty even angrier. “Maria, you can go home for the day.”

Maria looked surprised. “But the children!” she said. “Bedtime…” Her voice trailed off uncertainly. My father just stared at her until she said, “Okay,” and left.

Tatty lifted up Moishy and took my hand. Together, we went up to Mommy’s room. I should have been happy to see Mommy and the baby. I didn’t get to see them a lot, because Maria entertained us and kept us out of the way. But now I wasn’t happy, because I was afraid.

Moishy and I sat on Mommy’s bed, while Tatty paced the room. Back and forth, back and forth, I followed his steps with my eyes until I got dizzy.

“Leah’la.”

I jumped. Tatty’s voice was harsh, and suddenly I burst into tears. I was so confused, so afraid…

Mommy spoke up. “Nachman, please.

You’re scaring the kids. It’s not their fault.”

But her soft words did something that scared me much, much more: Tatty, my strong, fearless father, burst into tears.

Soon we were all crying; Moishy and I from fear, the baby from colic, prob-

My calm, smiling, Tatty was angry.

Very angry. ably. And Mommy and Tatty? Were they afraid, too?

Mommy was the first to stop. She rocked the baby, making calming noises, until the room was quiet.

“Leah’la,” Tatty said again. “Which store did Maria take you to?”

My voice trembled as I answered, “The pizza store.”

“Was it Golda’s pizza, the store that Mommy always takes you to?” he asked.

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don’t remember. But this store had lots of little green lights on the outside.” I paused. “I didn’t really like it; it was so noisy, and there weren’t really Yidden there.”

I shuddered, and Tatty shuddered too. I wondered somewhere in the back of my mind if it was contagious, like yawning.

“Leah’la, was the pizza… different?” Mommy asked.

I nodded right away. “It had funny pieces on it. Maria said that it was pepperoni, and it made it good. But it made my stomach hurt.”

“Moishy don’t wanna,” my little brother piped up suddenly, still a little teary eyed.

“Yeah, Moishy didn’t eat anything, even if I told him that he would be hungry,” I said. To my amazement, that made Mommy and Tatty happy.

“Really? Moishy didn’t eat anything?” Mommy and Tatty said at once. I nodded, and they laughed out loud. Grownups are funny sometimes.

“I’ll get something for my tzaddik to eat,” Mommy said, putting the baby into her cradle and walking out of the room with Moishy. Tatty and I stayed behind.

Tatty pulled me onto his knee and was quiet for a minute.

Then he spoke. “Leah’la, there’s something you need to know.

Listen carefully, okay? Mommy got a phone call from Mrs. Goldman, our neighbor. She said she saw Maria walk with you out of a pizza store with green lights… a pizza store that wasn’t kosher.”

My eyes got round, but I didn’t say a thing. Tatty went on.

“Baruch Hashem, Moishy didn’t eat anything. Moishy is a boy who will learn the heilige Torah, but also a heilige Yiddishe meidele shouldn’t eat something that’s not kosher. You didn’t know, and it’s not your fault at all. So you know what I’m going to do? I’m going to call our Rav. Because that’s what a Yid does when he needs to fix something, and he doesn’t know how.”

I nodded, and Tatty dialed the number and talked for a few minutes. Then the Rav talked to me, too. The Rav was very nice.

He asked me what my name was, and how old I was. Then Tatty turned off the speakerphone and talked to the Rav for a while more. I just sat in Tatty’s lap; his strong arms around me made me feel safe and loved.

In the end, the Rav said that I should make sure to say Krias Shema every night, and to wash negel vasser near my bed. Mommy and Tatty made sure that I didn’t forget, and I never did.

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Less than half an hour later, I awoke drenched in sweat, plagued by a dream so terrifying that no words could do it justice.

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‫ב"ה‬

‫ט"ו טבת תשנ"ו לפ"ק‬

‫ישמח לבנו על אשר שמענו‪ ,‬שנשים קבלו על עצמן לדקדק בצניעות‪ ,‬וחזרו‬ ‫למנהג ישראל מקדמת דנא‪ ,‬לכסות ראשן במטפחת ולא בפאה נכרית‪ ,‬כדי‬ ‫לצאת ידי דעת כל הפוסקים‪.‬‬ ‫מה טוב ונאה דבר זה וכמה גדר טהרה וגדר קדושה‬ ‫מתוסף בכך וודאי שזכותן רבה בזה‪,‬‬

‫ובפרט בעת כזאת אשר הפאות החדשות‬ ‫ברובן הגדול‪ ,‬אינן לפי גדרי הצניעות‪.‬‬

‫ובודאי שנשים צדקניות מקפידות לכסות שערן היטב באופן שלא יראה‬ ‫השער חוצה כלל וכלל גם בביתן‪.‬‬ ‫ויש בזה סגולה נפלאה לזכות לבנים צדיקים תלמידי חכמים כמו שאמרו חז"ל‬ ‫על קמחית‪ .‬חלקן של נשים המדקדקות בקדושה וצניעות רב בקירוב הגאולה‬ ‫כמו שאמרו חז"ל (סוטה י"א‪ ):‬בזכות נשים צדקניות נגאלו ישראל ממצרים‬ ‫ובזכותן עתידין להגאל כדאיתא בילקוט (רות ד') "ואין הדורות נגאלים אלא‬ ‫בשכר נשים צדקניות שיש בדור"‪.‬‬ ‫לזאת הנני מצטרף לחזק ולאמץ את הני גיבורות כח‪ ,‬המתעוררות‬ ‫להחליף מפאה נכרית למטפחת‪ ,‬ומברכן מקרב לב‪ ,‬בבני חיי ומזוני רויחי‪,‬‬ ‫ובריות גופא‪ ,‬וכל מילי דמיטב‪.‬‬ ‫אם כי שאין בידינו כח לכפות זה על נשי‬ ‫ישראל‪ ,‬שאין ביכלתן לשנות מפאה נכרית‬ ‫באופן צנוע עכ"פ‪ - ,‬מכל מקום‬

‫בודאי עלינו לחזק ולעודד‪,‬‬ ‫להני נשים צדקניות שרוצות‬ ‫ויכולות לחזור ללבוש כיסוי‬ ‫ראש‪ ,‬שלא בדרך פאה נכרית‬

‫וכאשר כתב מרן החתם סופר‬ ‫זי"ע בשלחן ערוך ובצוואתו‬ ‫הקדושה‪.‬‬ ‫ע"ז בעה"ח – מצפה לרחמי ה'‬

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‫כיהודה ועוד לקרא קריאה‬ ‫קדושה וברכה לכל אלו שנוהגות‬ ‫במעלת הקדושה והצניעות שיתברכו‬ ‫בנחת מילדיהן שיגדלו בתוורה ויראת‬ ‫שמים לפאר המשפחות וכלל ישראל‬

‫הכותב ומברך‬

‫מיכל יהודה ליפקוביץ‬ ‫גם אני מצטרף לברך את אלו‬ ‫שמדקדקים בגדרי הצניעות ביתר‬ ‫שאת וכמבואר למעלה‬

‫ניסים קרליץ‬ ‫נתן געשטעטנער‬

‫אין צוזאמענהאנג פונעם אלוועלטליכער התעוררות ביי‬

‫ערליכע פרויען‬ ‫אינערהאלב די‬ ‫חסידישע קרייזן צו‬ ‫אויסטוהן די שייטל‬

‫ספעציעל צוליב די שרעקליכע ירידות‬ ‫ביי די שייטלעך אין די לעצטערע צייטן‬ ‫ווערט פארעפנטליכט די קלארע‬

‫דעת תורה‬ ‫פון גדולי וגאוני הדור‬

In the dentist’s chair or on the doctor’s table, when you’re done counting ceiling tiles as you wait, your gaze might sweep the rest of the room, past an attempt or two at art, to a modest sign. Or perhaps it is just a paper printout flapping against the wall. It has an arrow pointing downward. It reads: PPE located here.

Ever wonder?

Personal Protective Equipment In a post-COVID world (is that what we say if COVID-19 is still around and roaring?), PPE plays a starring role as part of the medical-turned-mundane jargon streaming from the layperson’s lips.

Head-to-Toe Protection • Skin protection (e.g., protective clothing) • Respiratory protective equipment (RPE)

But PPE is not just for medics.

• Eye protection (e.g., goggles)

PPE is equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards that cause serious workplace injuries and illnesses that could result from contact with chemical, radiological, physical, electrical, mechanical or other workplace hazards.

• Head protection (e.g., safety helmets)

So that foreman standing on a hill of gravel across the street, adjusting his hard hat and stamping his boots, is crowned and shod in PPE.

• Body protection (e.g., high-visibility clothing)

• Ear protection (e.g., earplugs) • Foot protection (e.g., steel-toe boots) • Hand and arm protection (e.g., gloves)

• Fall protection (e.g., safety harnesses)

A scientist, a miner, a silversmith, lumberjack, doctor… they all wear PPE. In addition to the masks and gloves that come to mind when we think of PPE, personal protective equipment may include items such as safety glasses and shoes, earplugs or muffs, hard hats, respirators, coveralls, vests and full-body suits.

The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania uses 3,000 surgical masks every day. An example of their yearly order of sterile gloves? About 450,000 pairs.

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PPE is the last line of defense when protecting people from hazards, as it doesn’t eliminate the hazard at its source.

Of the two broad categories in safety control, pre-contact controls remove a given hazard before a worker comes into contact with it. Point-of-contact control includes PPE, as when the hazard is not able to be removed, the point-of-contact control reduces the likelihood of exposure to hazards.

By: Chana Gluck

PPE items such as weight belts offer stability for duties that require heavy lifting, and prevent strained muscles.

Ancient PPE Maybe they were called something else, but as far back as the first century, there have been cases of personal protective equipment used for dust and respiratory protection.

Most commonly used PPE: N95 filtering facepiece respirators.

The most expensive face mask costs $1.5 million.

Designed by Israeli jewelry brand Yvel, the mask is made of 3,608 black and white diamonds weighing 210 carats.

PPE at Work

PPE Shortage Thanks to the USA’s reliance on overseas suppliers, the global shutdowns of 2020 saw the collapse of the PPE chain. And while PPE isn’t in tight supply now, sales for PPE are soaring with each new variant of the virus — and if we don’t set up shop nationally, it is feared that another shortage may be in store.

Much of PPE is designed to be used only by one person, once, prior to disposal. Washing PPE in order to reuse it changes its protective capabilities enough to make it ineffective.

What’s a world to do in a pandemic, with a PPE shortage such that some health workers have worn plastic garbage bags for lack of protective gowns?

Enter the Battelle Decontamination System, named for the largest private, nonprofit research and development organization in the world. This system is a self-contained decontamination device that uses vapor phase hydrogen peroxide to decontaminate N95 respirator masks contaminated (or potentially contaminated) with COVID-19. The company says this enables up to 20 reuses without degrading the masks’ filter performance.

Of the most common and effective forms of PPE, safety eyewear could have prevented the injuries of 90% of the 50,000 yearly victims of sight loss in the United States.

OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration under the U.S. Department of Labor) states that employers must supply required PPE items to employees when a hazard is present.

PPE provided on the job is most effective when it meets the size, fit and height of its user.

Personal protective equipment provided is all about benefits to you. Here are some obvious ones: • It keeps you from being liable for your own injuries. Which would totally happen if you’re provided with — but shrug off wearing — PPE. Come an injury, the load of its liability is yours to carry. So, hard hat before all!

• It keeps you healthy in the long run.

Exposure to different chemicals on the job can have long-term effects on the body, with mesothelioma a harrowing example. In 2017, it was estimated that 3,000 Americans each year were diagnosed with this rare form of cancer. It appears that 70% to 80% of these were caused by exposure to asbestos fibers, which are used in many different industries.

Nowadays, those who work with asbestos must wear specific PPE and shower and change before leaving the workplace.

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

Family name: Fasten, 718-xxx-2417 Name of winner: Abish Amount of points: 61 Names of competing players: Totty, Duvid, Rivky, Luzi Some words only the winner found: coin, come, lime, mini, mint The longest word found on the board: contained, container A new word learned from the board: antler

BOGGLE WINNER

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

Family name: Katz, 718-xxx-1654 Name of winner: Mommy Amount of points: 58 Names of competing players: Gitty Some words only the winner found: coin, image, lint, mope, wreckage

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The longest word found on the board: wreckage A new word learned from the board: bile Last week’s bonus word: container

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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.

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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.

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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.

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See what Brooklyn kids can do!

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Aviva Gross, 8

Frady Grossman, 5, flowers

Shloimy Tessler, Chanukah model, 7

Yossi and Miri Gottesman, 3, 6

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Naftula Tzvi and Baruch Schnitzer

Michoel Gross and Mendy Kahane

Chaim Cohen

Donny, Yitzchok Guttman

Sholi Solomon

Moshe Cohen

Shimon Spitzer, 5, menorah

Udy and Shloime Moskowitz

Feferkorn Family

Mechy Rosenzweig, 6, dreidel

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Classifieds FOR SALE

STUART WEITZMAN Spikes, shabbos, and vochen shoes. Restocked on Anny pump. Limited sizes and quatities. Call/text 718635-4362. Also carrying Birkenstock slippers

OUTDOOR FREEZER COVERS custom made heavy duty call: 201-817-9920 email: freezercovers@gmail.com 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 FOR SALE Due to moving the following items available for sale and giveaway must pickup on your own please call/text 718-408-0240: 10 Wood & upholstered dining room chairs in excellent condition $3,000. Dinette glass table 36x60 with 6 matching chairs very good condition $850. White Italian 39” beds headboard & footboard can become bunkbed with mattresses $500. White wood 6 drawer children’s dresser with mirror $300. Henredon all wood master bedroom armoire, dresser with mirror night table & 48” headboards in excellent condition $2,000.

Extra large capacity dryer Lshem Mitzva. Chandelier, bookcase dining room set 9-foot table with 6 door china closet lshem mitzva NEOCATE/BABY FORMULA

Neocate $30 per can.

Kendamil $26.99. We also buy off any extra formula for a good price. Call for other type of formulas. Formula Trade 347.369.4886

MOOSE KNUCKLES COAT Moose Knuckles Size S NWT Coat For Sale. New authentic Moncler short black coat with white fur. $525. Email fashionforless305@gmail. com YOYA /BABY PRIDE STROLLERS Now on sale, available in beautiful colors, ASTM standards, company backed warranty. Free delivery.

Please call 845-263-2737 FOR SALE Light plus Nine girls student backpack. Brand new with tags. Black and white with red trim. $70.00. Nordicware 12 cup bundt pan. brand new $25.00. Beautiful Valentino crossbody purse. $250.00.

MZ Wallace Large metro tote $150.00. 3 in 1 red tiny love rocker $35.00. Samsonite Omni PC Hardside Expandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels $250.00.

Please call 917-474-1805 BK WIG Lightly used BK wig, brown hair, about 10 inches, full body, Good condition- $2000 value, selling for $800. Call/ txt 929-314-0999 SMOKE FOG MACHINE Brand New never used 1500w LED Smoke Fog Machine w/ remote and colored lighting-$145 value, selling for $85. Pls txt ‪(929)314-0999

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CANON CAMERAS 2nd Hand, Exc Condition!

Many Models In Stock. No Warranty. (Wili) 3478712330

AVE J EAST 4 2 BR Duplex 2 full bth LR/DR Granite Kitch Lge encl Porch $2200 718-316-7506

DOONA STROLLER Doona Stroller, multiple colors available! cll/txt 1-201614-4045

1 BEDROOM APT Furnished/ unfurnished basement apartment. Brand new condition. Can be used as office/ apartment. For info, please call 718-256-4446

GIFT CERTIFICATE

$108 Gift certificate by Organicer for $100. Call 917-892-2134

REAL ESTATE MIAMI BEACH 4141 Collins Ave. newly renovated beautiful ocean view 1 bedroom apt. for rent.

347.760.0570 SHABBOS APT RENTAL 2 Bedroom first floor apt for shabbos 13&41 call: 929 409 0418 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

2 BEDROOM APT Brand new basement apartment. w/d hookup, central system. For more info, call 718-256-4446 FOR SALE IN BP 50s-15ave: Condo 1st Floor 1,330sq-ft, 3 Bedrooms, Lo Taxes, Storage, Big Backyard.

Call: 347-635-5766 NEW LISTING Nice 1 badroom apt in Heart of Bp “AT NO BROKER FEE” also OFFICE. please call : 718490-0825 LINDEN/ROSELLE RENTAL

SHORT/LONG TERM RENTAL Beautiful large 4 bedroom apt for weekly/monthly rent.

In the heart of Boro Park.

Perfect for mechutanim or out of town guest. 845-6422104 FURNISHED BASEMENT APT Ave F & E.3rd, 1 bedroom, Kosher kitchen, full bath, W/D, A/C, util incl.; ideal for Chosson & Kallah. 646-4348546

Beautiful gated 70x100 corner house. 2,300 SF. 3 BR, 1.5 bath, new kitchen/din, seforim, dining, laundry, fin bsmt, cntrl HVAC, near Koson. 917 916-1497 NEW SMALL OFFICES 53 New Utrecht, Top of Better Health, New small offices, elevator, electricity, a/c, heat included. Starting $190/ month. Call (718) 436-4693 ‫בס"ד‬

OFFICE SPACE Boro Park 16th Ave. 40th St. 900Sq Ft. 2nd fl. for Rent available immediately Meyers R.E. 7184354378

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Classifieds WAREHOUSE SPACE BP 16th Ave. Low 60’s 2000 SF. 1st fl. for Rent available immediately Meyers R.E. 7184354378 FURNISHED APT 54 & 13 2 BR Hotel style fully furnished apt. Full Kitch/ Bath, W/D. Excellent for Ch/ Kallah, or Simchas. 718-6860909/ 347-524-7686 FURNISHED BASEMENT APARTMENT LOW PRICE! Rent Shabbas or Yomtov. Lakewood belz area.

Two bedrooms,cribs,linen towels,stocked kitchen call/ text 718-813-4384 MONSEY DELUXE SUITES ON COLLINS A Beautiful new 2 bedroom apartment avail to rent for the week, weekend or a few days. Fresh Linen and towels provided. 3472632779 PESACH FLORIDA RENTAL Miami Beach, Carriage Club North, 2 BR, 2 Bths, ground floor, avail for Pesach. Call: 347.499.0031

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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 NOW HIRING FOR 20222023 SCHOOL YEAR We are looking for a devoted special ed classroom teacher.

Small class sizes.Excellent training. Resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org located in Flatbush JOB AVAILABLE Associate Teacher/Para afternoon position available, in Yiddish speaking Chassidic school. Email: hr@ yesodeibina.org Phone: 929254-0080 JOB OPPORTUNITY Do you love working with little children? A fantastic day care is now hiring a teacher and assistant for a new toddler class. Friendly environment, great pay.

Email resume: bpdaycare1@ gmail.com Call: 917-532-8099 GROUP TEACHER Harrison Daycare Williamsburg. Must have BA degree with early childhood credits. Transportation provided. Email resume: shaindygreenfeld@gmail. com

POLISHED RESUME Polished Resumes Written

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By A College Educated Editor Resumes Standard: 48 Hour Turnaround.

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‫שם טוב פלעי גרופ זיכט‬ ‫א היימישע טיטשער‬ ‫מיט א מעסטערס דיגרי‬ .‫אלץ א דיירעקטער‬ 347.563.6341

F/T POSITION Secretarial full-time position available in large Yeshiva office in Brooklyn. M-T 9-5.

F 9-1. Good computer skills required. E-mail resume to yeshivaoffice11@gmail. com or fax 718-619-8973.

Excellent opportunity, room for growth.

SECRETARY WANTED BP immigration office is looking for a F/T or P/T energetic secretary. No previous exp needed, Must be diligent, responsible and detail oriented. Great pay & Growth potential. Please text: 718-400-9969 or email: officew1500@gmail.com

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OFFICE MANAGER Brooklyn Real Estate Office is hiring an office manager.

Willing to train but computer knowledge is a must. Growth potential! Generous pay.

Please send resume to careers@rqrsolutions.com SECRETARY WANTED Seeking heimishe capable Secretary with great interpersonal skills for daycare in Boro park.

Hours.8:45- 3:15. Great environment.Pls call 718-4353851 and leave message

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 JOB RESUMES Need a great work resume?

Resumes are what we do!

Call/text 845-554-5778 or email resumakerpro@gmail. com.

JOB OPPORTUNITY

Heimishe BP Office looking for female Secretary. Motivated & Energetic. Knowledge in QB a plus! Call: 718972-1016 Email: office@ film581.com F/T SECRETARY BP office, good phone and communication skills,Email: Rf11219@gmail.com RECEPTIONIST WANTED Brooklyn hair salon seeking a receptionist. Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday. Hours: 10:00-4:00 ABA PARAS ABA Paras to work 1:1 with clients in Brooklyn and Monsey. High school diploma required. Cases available During and After school.

Competitive salary! Email: specialeducationagency@ gmail.com

SECRETARY WANTED Busy real estate office. Good pay. No experience necessary.

Recent grad welcome.

Call 718-972-1163 Email: mprealtymgmt@gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITY Bais Yaakov of Boro Park is looking for an assistant for our infant program MondayThursday 12:30-4:00, must be vaccinated. Well paid position. Please call Rina 718435-5755 ext. 263 or send a resume to shapiror@bjbp.org JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking for a great paying part-time job? We are looking for part-time telemarketers.

Excellent communication skills. Professional and friendly. Yiddish a plus.

Salary + commission. Call 848-222-8618 or email bpoffice11219@gmail.com.

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

ATT LIFEGUARDS !!

South Fallsburg bungalow colony seeking Female Head & Assistant Lifeguard for on grounds day camp. Great pay and loads of fun! To join our program please call 646283-7216

COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Heimishe office in BP seeking a full time computer technician. Please call: 718.686.3514 if no answer pls lve msg

FEMALE LIFEGUARD Seeking Female Lifeguard.

Early morning, evening, weekend hours available.

Email: fitness@yeled.org Or call: 718.686.2404

BEHAVIOR TECHNICIANS We need full time female behavior technicians in a Boro Park school- 8:45- 4:00.

Yiddish speaking a must.

Competitive pay. Call 718942-3666 or email resume to info@triumphaba.com COUNSELORS NEEDED Counselors needed for after school program. Great Pay From 4:30 to 6:00.

Please contact : Dayhab@ pesachtikvah.org or 718-8403033 JOB OPPORTUNITY Commercial mortgage company in Brooklyn seeking female loan processors.

Candidate should enjoy working with numbers and have basic excel knowledge.

Amazing work atmosphere with huge potential!

Please email resume to brooklynmortgagecomp@ gmail.com POSITION AVAILABLE Heimishe daycare in boro park seeking dedicated experienced Yiddish speaking girl/ woman with master’s for teaching or managerial positions.

Amazing work environment.

Pls email resume: caretinytots@gmail.com SUMMER JOB Alpine Acres seeking dynamic program director and head counselors (yiddish speaking.) Email resume to aadaycamp@gmail.com.

GREAT OPPORTUNITY Are you creative, artistic and sociable? Come join our team at the Hobby House! Please call 347-447-0365 CASE MANAGER Looking to hire a F/T Case Manager for our behavioral health practice at our Brooklyn location. Pleasant staff & grt opportunity for growth. Pls email resume to Info@levelaheadaba.com

PT SECRETARY Heimishe girls office in BP, Hours 3:00 - 6:00 PM. Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp679@gmail.com F/T OFFICE POSITION Busy BP office seeking full time female entry level employee. Good pay. Will train. Email Resume: slcpny207@gmail.com LOAN PROCESSOR Seeking experienced commercial Loan Processor for busy BP Mortgage Firm.

Great Potential for the right individual. Email resume slcpny207@gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITY

A growing Mortgage Firm is looking to hire:

LOA's, processors, Scenario Helpdesk

Boro park office Seeking a young ambitious female for a full time position in a heimish multi-girl amazon based office. Must be detail oriented and highly focused.

Extremely gratifying and stimulating work.

Great potential for the right candidate. Please text/leave a voicemail 347-370-9686

Come work in a great environment!

A team that's here to support you!

A team that's growth oriented!

Well Paid!

SECRETARY WANTED Secretary to help with Filing and gathering the documents. No experience necessary. Willing to Train.

Room for growth. Email: specialeducationagency@ gmail.com

For Immediate consideration, send your resume to: HR@thecapitalm.com

IMMEDIATE HIRE Shema Kolainu is looking for full time and part time teacher assistants for immediate positions. Great hourly rates! Please call 718686-9600 or email hr@skhov. org to join our team.

HELP WANTED BP Bookkeeping Office seeking full time account managers.

Great environment, multi-girl office. We will train. Email resume to team@ringelco.com

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Classifieds DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL HCS is in need of a Direct Support Professional to work in a residence for adults with developmental disabilities in Flatbush, to assist the individuals in their afternoon routine. 2:30 PM10-PM Monday – Thursday.

The ability to read and write English is a must. Driver’s license a plus. Please forward resume to jobs@ hcsny.org DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL HCS is seeking energetic men to work as Shabbos staff with developmentally disabled men in our Flatbush residences. The ability to read and write English is a must.

Please forward all resumes to Jobs@hcsny.org AMAZING OPPORTUNITY! Do you enjoy teaching? Do you have a passion helping individuals with special needs? Looking for a P/T Rebbe in a Dayhab program with men who are motivated and capable to learn. Great pay. Please forward resume to jobs@hcsny.org CARE MANAGER Join a team that inspires growth day after day, become a Care Manager. Part time/ full time positions available.

Competitive compensation, full benefits package. BA required. Please forward resume to jobs@hcsny.org COMHAB/RESPITE COORDINATORS Looking for a full time, responsible and organized persons with excellent communication and computer skills to work with parents, workers and care managers. Responsibilities include coordinating services, recordkeeping and collaborating with a team.

Please forward resume to jobs@hcsny.org

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FI COORDINATOR Seeking a FT FI Coordinator, this position requires paying and reporting for SD services, supervise billing, develop billing forms and procedures, accept new individuals and apply for SD services, maintain service s eligibility documentation.

Please forward resume to jobs@hcsny.org GREAT OPPORTUNITY Hamaspik is looking for a couple to work at our girls’ or boys’ home in Boro Park on Shabbos and Yamim Tovim.

Excellent pay and benefits.

Great opportunity for the right candidate. Call 718387-8400 ext. 165 or email rgross@hamaspikkings.org CARE MANAGEMENT SUPERVISOR HCS is seeking a full time Care Management Supervisor who will assist with building a Health Home Care Management Program from the ground up by hiring, onboarding, training staff and supervising hired staff as the team grows. This position includes hiring and supporting care managers, screening patients for the program, enrolling patients in the program, and carrying a small caseload of patients when necessary. Excellent pay and benefit package. please forward resume to jobs@hcsny.org RESIDENCE ASSISTANT MANAGER Seeking a male to assist in managing a residence for developmentally disabled individuals.

Responsibilities include: Administrative duties, ensuring the residence runs smoothly, being a role model for individuals and staff.

Candidate should be well organized and have great time management skills.

Driving and computer skills a must.Please forward resume to jobs@hcsny.org

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QUALITY ASSURANCE SPECIALIST HCS is seeking for a full time Quality Assurance Specialist, this position requires review of documentation and physical sites, based on state and department regulations; keeping abreast of new regulations and reporting to the agency. Organizational skills, attention to details and good writing skills a must.

Please forward resume to jobs@hcsny.org JOB OPPORTUNITY Are you looking to make a difference in the life of someone special? This job may be for you! Seeking: a female worker for a high functioning 17 year old female in Boro Park , 2 days a week, any day of the week from 4pm and onwards.

Hours are flexible. Great pay!

Please call: 718-854-2747 Ext 1247. Refer to job ID 9999 JOB OPPORTUNITY Are you looking to make a difference in the life of someone special? This job may be for you! Seeking: a female worker for a low functioning 6.5 year old female in Boro Park , Sunday through Thursday 5:307:30pm. Hours are flexible.

Great pay! Please call: 718854-2747 Ext 1110. Refer to job ID 7777 JOB OPPORTUNITY Are you looking to make a difference in the life of someone special? This job may be for you! Seeking: a male worker for a low functioning 16 year old male in Boro Park Shabbos. Hours are flexible. Great pay! Please call: 718-854-2747 Ext 1131.

Refer to job ID 12348 DRIVER WANTED Seeking a driver that has a car for a bachur with a physical handicap. Flexible hours. Call 718-302-3333 ext. 5240 or email chayum@ hamaspikkings.org

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Seeking a FT Administrative Assistant, candidate must be computer savvy detail oriented and have great organizational and telephone skills. Please forward resume to jobs@hcsny.org JOB OPPORTUNITY Are you looking to make a difference in the life of someone special? This job may be for you! Seeking: a female worker for a moderate functioning 10 year old female in Boro Park high 50’s near 10th Avenue Sundays and Friday afternoon Hours are flexible. Great pay! Please call: 718-854-2747 Ext 1131 Refer to job ID 123418 JOB OPPORTUNITY Are you looking to make a difference in the life of someone special? This job may be for you! Seeking: a male worker for a high functioning 14 year old male in Boro Park , Daily 8:3010:00pm, Shabbos afternoons or Motzei Shabbos, and Sunday 6pm-8pm. Hours are flexible. Great pay! Please call: 718-854-2747 Ext 1110.

Refer to job ID 8888 FINANCE DEPT Looking for the right individuals to join Payroll and Billing Dept for Healthcare Company.

Wonderful office environment. Will train. / recent grad ok. Email Dassy@ townenursing.com SELF-DIRECTION AGENCY BROKER Hamaspik is seeking SelfDirection Agency Broker for our Williamsburg location. F/T position.

Great interpersonal and communication skills, empathetic, ambitious, attentive to details. Great opportunity and benefits for the right candidate.

Email resume to cringel@ hamaspikkings.org

ARE YOU A TEAM LEADER? BECOME AN ARK SALES DEVELOPMENT MANAGER LEAD. ENCOURAGE. DEVELOP.

The ideal candidate is organized, encouraging, and motivates others to reach their highest potential. Mortgage sales experience preferred but not required.

Contact hr@arkmortgage.com

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Classifieds GREAT OPPORTUNITY Hamaspik is hiring staff for a girls’ residence in Boro Park. Available hours: Sunday 9 a.m.-7 p.m., MondayThursday 9 a.m.-8 p.m. & 3-8 p.m., and night shifts. Great pay, many benefits, and very pleasant environment.

Call 917-648-6251 or email ykasnett@hamaspikkings.org BOOKKEEPING POSITIONS Hamaspik Bookkeeping Department Open Positions 1)Insurance Billing -Bill claims, troubleshoot denials, reconcile payments. 2) Accounts Receivable Billing -Bill State & Medicaid, troubleshoot denials, reconcile payments. 3) Accounts Payable- Process & post payable invoice & payments. Competitive pay & Benefits. Great Environment.

Email Resume: HR@ Hamaspikkings.org

ASSISTANT CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Must have bookkeeping & office experience.

Competitive pay & Benefits, Great Environment.

Email Resume: HR@ Hamaspikkings.org

GREAT OPPORTUNITY Comfort Health is seeking a worker to be a big sister for a sweet 15-year-old girl from Crown Heights. Call 718408-5400 ext. 419 or email cwaldner@comforthealthny. org

SECRETARY FLEXIBLE HOURS Secretary, Female, hours 11-5 or 12-6, Boro Park office. responsibilities include phones, order processing, some bookkeeping. small friendly environment. experience a bonus, will train. send resume to: officejobinbrooklyn@gmail. com call 917-438-8658

GREAT OPPORTUNITY Looking for a woman to entertain a developmentally delayed woman every Sunday afternoon. Please call 718302-3333 ext. 5240 or email chayum@hamaspikkings.org

F/T POSITION Seeking a responsible, organized, and sociable person with excellent communication skills to fill a full-time position at Hamaspik’s recruitment department. Wonderful work environment with awesome benefits for the right individual. Email resume to Rweiss@hamaspikkings.org

SUBSTITUTE WANTED Join our amazing work environment team! Seeking bus teacher sub and to clear substitutes for legal daycare.

Please call 718-215-1625 Ext. 2

Kerhonkson, NY

Family reunion, couples, individuals, shabaton’s, orgnizations, yeshiva’s

Indoor blow up jumping balloons

Huge indoor game and toy room for kids.

845.459.3899 | hudsongetaways@gmail.com

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE REP Seeking an Accounts Receivable Representative for an Accounting Firm, Flexible hours.

Located in BP. Great work environment.

Good Pay.

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GREAT OPPORTUNITY

Nurtury Playgroup is seeking a toddler teacher due to the opening of a new class. Also seeking a baby teacher with or without degree. 347-6878879

SERVICE COORDINATOR Hamaspik Milestones is seeking a service coordinator.

Minimum requirements: 2+ years of service coordination experience with infants and toddlers OR BA in Health and Human Services or master’s, Please send resumes to chorowitz@hamaspikkins. org INTAKE REP A large healthcare entity is seeking to hire a qualified individual for our available FT intake position. Candidate should possess strong customer service skills and ability to multi-task.

Submit your resume to b.moskowitz@tricountycare. org.

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY TO EARN MONEY

‫פאר א געשמאקע שבת אין די‬

‫האדסאן וואלי ריזארט‬

FEMALE PARAPROFESSIONAL Seeking a female health para for a nursery kid with allergies in a chassidish cheder in BP. Email Rivky@ designdivineny.com

FISCAL INTERMEDIARY COORDINATOR Hamaspik is seeking Fiscal Intermediary Coordinator.

F/T position. Highly motivated, organized, detail oriented, great multitasking and computer skills. Great offer for the right candidate.

Email resume to cringel@ hamaspikkings.org

Tzedakah organization seeking a qualified person to solicit hostesses to make fundraising house parties.

Please call: 917 623-8696 or 718 438-9355

High-End Women’s Clothing Boutique Looking to Hire

Sales Associate Boro Park Location Full/Part Time Please Message 516-512-3447 For More Information

F/T HR COORDINATOR Seeking F/T HR Coordinator.

Must be diligent, responsible, and detail oriented. Amazing work environment with great benefits for the right candidate. Email resume to HR@hamaspikkings.org DRIVERS WANTED Seeking drivers for school and after school programs.

Great Pay. Call 718-3023333 ext. 5210 or email Steichman@hamaspikkings. org BA OPPORTUNITY! Tri-County Care is seeking to hire care managers to join our amazing team! Positions available from 25-36 hours weekly. Great opportunity for the right individual. Health Insurance, Paid Yom Tov and legal holidays offered.

Submit your resume to b.moskowitz@tricountycare. org.

SUNDAY COUNSELORS Achievers program in Williamsburg is looking for experienced Sunday counselors. Great pay, fun environment. Call 718 302 3333 ext. 5265

BABYSITTING BABYSITTER available evenings, nights and weekends. call 3479326524 BABYSITTER AVAIL late night at your home; very experienced, responsible.. refs avail. More info call/txt/ WhatsApp (347) 816-6406.

SUNDAY & NIGHT BABYSITTING 14th Ave high 50’s 347.777.4653 PLAYGROUP Heimishe warm playgroup central location 14/47. 929409-0581

BABYSITTER 14th Ave High 50’s 718.438.5306/ 917.232.1267 BABYSITTING Toddler group. Heimishe, experienced. Yiddish speaking. 14 & 44 st.

646.721.6784.

SERVICES 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 SARNO COACH FOR WOMEN Learn the tools you need to be pain free. Text or call 9178303807 15 DAY CLEANSE! Looking to eat healthy and jumpstart your weight loss?

Join Alexa planmydiet 15 Day Cleanse! Call 954-662-1797 to sign up!

VIOLIN LESSONS private violin lessons for girls. All levels, all ages. Call 929 289 1222 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 MATH/SCIENCE TUTOR Licensed. Experienced. All levels. Specializing in Test/ Regents prep. Call/Text 929 454 4869 MUSIC LESSONS Private, quality music (piano/ keyboard) lessons for women and girls by experienced music teacher. Free trial.

646-509-4954.

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GEMACHIM Pidyon Haben 646-419-0782 Doona 260-366-6293 Twin Carriage (718) 522-3891

‫ תשפ”ב‬-‫נעשה ונשמע‬ Foundations Of The Torah! Evening Tutor|Private or group|Beautiful book|Free of charge|At Kehila Center|Call/text: 718-663-1311 EAR INFECTIONS Get rid easily 718-851-5156 HAIR + MAKEUP For all your occasions. great price!

929.545.2444 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 ATT. EXTRA CURRICULAR HEADS Do you need your prerecorded music done for performances and events for great prices? call: M.Knopfler 929722-4867 MUSIC RECORDINGS Professional music recordings for all your needs. Discount available for schools. 646 509 4954.

RECORDING STUDIO High quality equipment, studentfriendly atmosphere. Schedule your session today: 347-486-2843 themusichut2843@gmail.com GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. 917-414-3281 EAR PIERCING/ BABY ACCESSORIES Located off 13th Ave. House calls & evening apts available. Call/Text 718607-9812 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

APEX CLASSES FOR COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT (OPWDD) Music, art, writing, baking, tutoring, kriah, sand sessions, gardening. 8457828885 The Boro Park View

AYIN HORAH Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone.

718.689.1902/ 516.300.1490

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 718-972-4768.

Williamsburg 718-522-3445 Bris Accessories 347- 244- 2065 Baby carriers 718-809-9707 Baby earbands 347 409 9479 Bris Accessories 718-435-0664

PROTEIN SHAKE #1 rated nutritious meal replacement made with aminotein for best digestion. Choice of chocolate\vanilla flavor. Call 718-851-5156

Kallah Cape 718 - 633 - 8261 Bridal Shoe Gemach 917-936-8997 KALLAH ACCESSORIES BP. 718-551-8714 Tehillim for Cholim www.tehillimonklaftefilah.org Shoes & Crowns BP 718-972-4768.

WOOD REPAIR Cool Revamping. All Wood Refurbished, Repaired. ‘2021 Facelft.

Competitive Pricing. Txt 212 991 8548.

CHILDBIRTH CLASSES New series beginning Jan/Feb iyh.

Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text Lamaze with Henny 347-871-2955

Luzy’s cuddles & cradles. text (BP) 917-538-8500 Luzy’s cuddles & cradles. text (Willi) 929-275-1820 Pack n plays 718-851-1017 Reflector Belts 718-853-4966 Communication Class 347-753-1071.

Mezuzos (718)666-7222 Warm Mist Humidifier 917-373-2079 pediatric wheelchair-walker-shower seat- cast cover for shower call 7183883079 lv msg

DRIVER AVAILABLE Driver with many years exp. available to do long distance trips with brand new minivan. Reasonable rates.

917.405.8469

Medical Catheters and other equipment 7184353441

PHOTO ALBUMS Custom photo books, weddings, engagements, Chosson/Baby, Upsherin, etc. Also professional photo editing. 347.563.5153

Simcha Décor 917 -536-1742

HANDYMAN Experienced & Reliable handyman Small jobs our specialty! Plumbing, Electric, construction, Locksmith, painting, plastering. Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, call: 347.275.5408

Baby Scale (Wmsbg) text 347-675-9509 New ladies clothing 646-904-1247 Lighting 9292762404 Simcha Caps 718-633-1084 Bechers, Challah cover, Benchers 1718 854 1760 Laminated chuppah cards call 718-807-8932 lv msg Boys Simcha Wear sizes 9m-7 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 Kallah/Mechteniste Capes Wsbg 718300-9894/ BP 917-683-5557 Simcha basket 718-614-7274 Donate clothing 718-974-9428 Chuppah Cards 718-435-4246

HALCYON HARMONY MP3 For Women/Girls: Meditation, Guided Imagery, Breathing, Brain Gym/ Repatterning, Women’s Hotline 718305-6658 Call/Text 347-760-0362

Chuppah Cards Lv msg/text: 347-885-5114 Chairs & Tables 347-452-9554 or 347-452-0554 Folding beds 405-345-6831 Moving boxes 929-271-6021 Music and sound equipment 929-364-9765

LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700

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JEWELRY REPAIR $4 & $5 necklace & Earrings. sale and repair expert pearl stringing & galore clip earrings 4511 16thav (7189721064)

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HANDYMAN & PAINTING Plumbing, Electric, construction, Locks, painting, plastering, Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, 718.951.0090 HAIRCUTS $15. 13&41. Call/text-917-920-0493.

LEV SIMCHA music group/Visits 8456082676 Glass table decor 718-854-3017 Clothing, Shoes, linens (347) 816-6406 Power Tools Call/Text: 718-813-3479 Invitations emailed for free 646-450-4608

MILESTONE Select

Recruiting Group

MINI PHOTOGRAPHY SESSIONS Book now for a FREE image!

845-682-2070 PHOTOGRAPHY Children, Portraits, Family, Upsherin.Videos for any occasion, family Gatherings, Anniversaries, events, etc.

347.563.5153 CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION Bathrooms, kitchens, closets, decks, extensions, additions, basements, all electrical, plumbing, Carpentry, lowest prices, fastest service.

718.951.0090 P3 SERVICES Boys P3 after school math and literacy groups forming with EXCITING bonus activities! 10th ave 50th st.

Call 347-645-2155 HIGH SCHOOL MATH Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II. Math tutor. Private or group. Beautiful booklets.

Mrs. Friedman 917-570-8591 718-436-4489 THE ARTIST’S SPOT 347-461-4062. Sunday Painting Classes for girls grades 4 through 8. 18th Ave area.

SPEAKER/LECTURER Veteran Hamodia writer Rabbi Yosef Gesser is available to speak for your group. Various Topics. 718690-1534, ygesser@gmail. com.

SHIDDUCH RESUME Need help writing and/ or editing your shidduch resume? Reach out to (718) 207-8137. Fast and excellent service.

MOISTURIZER GUIDANCE Skin feeling dried out? We can guide you to the right moisturizer for your face.

718-633-6290

RESUME SERVICE Get your professional resume for only $99. Email: resumeitny@gmail.com Call, Text or WhatsApp: 347-3910422 JOB HUNTING?

Tired of looking for a long term job? Let us do it together. For free!

Email candididates@ siyatta.net for more info!

POWERPOINT PRESENTATION On visiting kivrei tzaddikim

by Hamodia’s “Monuments” columnist Rabbi Yosef Gesser. Halachos, minhagim, inspiring stories. ygesser@ gmail.com, 718-690-1534.

MUSIC PLAYBACK Customized Music track / Playback. Experienced. High quality. All genres. Demo Available. (School projects our specialty). 718-513-7828 Email-Tracktoplay@gmail. com HAIR STYLING Hair cut and styled for the right price, Please call or text 1929-224-2671: leave message.

HEAD START BID Sealed bids will be received at Project Social Care Head Start, Inc. Office at 1380, 59th St, Brooklyn, NY 11219, until noon on February 9, 2022 for meal catering service at Project Social Care Head Start, Inc. Meal Catering Service specifications for 246 breakfasts, 246 lunches and 246 snacks (including kosher and non-kosher). Please contact Avrohom Schachter at 718-871-3100 x 306 from 9-5 Monday to Friday. All work will be conducted in strict accordance with bid specifications.Bids will be opened and read publicly on February 1, 2022 at noon at Project Social Care Head Start, Inc. Office at 1380, 59th St, Brooklyn NY 11219.

a SMPRNY company

TAKE YOUR WORK EXPERIENCE TO THE NEXT LEVEL! Connect with our team today.

Send your resume to

jobs@milestoneselect.com 2+ years of employment required.

Experienced | Trusted | Confidential

world, in the Make a diference our life. ay in y d a And never work Do you have a passion for helping people?

For making a difference in the lives of children and their families?

Join Comfort health as a care manager for children that have mental, emotional, or behavioral health challenges.

Bachelors Required Male and female positions available

Why you’ll love it here: Warm and professional enviroment Individualized supervision Flexible work hours Supportive team

Open positions in our Williamsburg location Ready to make a difference?

Join our Male team: email: jdrummer@comforthealthny.org Call: 718-408-5400 ext 442 Join our Female team: email: rperlstein@comforthealthny.org Call: 718-408-5400 ext 493

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GOWNS

KALLAH SHOPPING LIST to make shopping easier and calmer Call / txt 347-534-6184

GOWN WANTED Looking to buy/rent a pink tulle Sonia Rykiel gown with white daisy flowers in Size 4 or 6. Please call 845-356-1375 or 845-274-7080.

DONATE VEHICLE Donate any vehicle, get $2,400 gift for shopping and $1,500 tax deduction. 718974-9428

MAGNIFICENT KLEINFELD KALLAH GOWN

Worn once. Size 4-6, Please call 347-881-6206

FREE SHIUR Free Shiur Raizel Reit Parenting. Sunday 9:45 pm (701)802-5415. Access code 7822206 Submit questions to be addressed during shiur fishman.hana@gmail.com

LOST Gold diamond bracelet either in BP or on Monsey bus 718437-7066 Please check if you Exchanged ladies fur coat at Chasunah in Monsey in February. 845-425-1203/646599-3086

LIT CANDLES ’‫הדלקתי י”ח נרות לכבוד התניא ר‬ ‫מתיא בן חרש ואמרתי י”ח פעמים‬ ‫פרק פ”ו וראיתי ישועה גדולה‬

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Busy BP firm seeks full-time capable administrative assistant to join our team.

Must be computer proficient, have the ability to multi-task and have a great attitude.

Great opportunity for growth.

Email resume to: hr@rothcocpa.com and write ADMIN POSITION in subject line.

REMOVE AN AYIN HORA!

BY RABBI SHMUEL ECKSTEIN

ENDORSED BY MANY RABUNIM

718.705.5182 subscribe@einyyeshuah.org

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SUCCESS

SHALOM BAYIS

A HOLE IN THE WALL! PLUMBER OR ELECTRICIAN MADE A HOLE? LEAKING IN YOUR APT? we patch, fix & paint all holes in the wall or ceiling. Sheetrock • Compound Sand • Paint • Etc. Lowest Rates, Insured Same Day Service

Landlords welcome we fix all section 8 violations

before

after A HOLE IN THE WALL!

718.951.0090

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‫פייערליכע חנוכת הבית פאר די נייע מקוה טהרה אין ‪ Maplewood, New Jersey‬געבויעט מיט הילף פון מקוה יו‪.‬עס‪.‬עי‪.‬‬

‫‪Safety and security exhibit in Vien Cheder‬‬

‫הכנסת ספר תורה לביהמ"ד קאמארנא בית שמש‬

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POPULAR

4th

DEMAND

IN A SERIES OF FREE PARENTING WORKSHOPS

Empowering Parents Empowering Children Participate in educational and enlightening parenting classes targeted for a small group of mothers of 6-12-year-olds.

Workshops will take place in Boro Park

Facilitated by Mrs. Rachel Horovitz, LMSW, a Heimishe experienced mental health professional working within the Chassidish community for the past 15 years.

Workshops are free and strictly confidential.

Wednesday February 9, 2022 11:00AM - 12:30PM

Classes will start

once a week

for 5 consecutive weeks.

Share your thoughts, gain new insight and learn new techniques!

Space is very limited!

Learn how to

Effectively communicate with your child

Connect with your child

Build self-esteem in your child

Create a safe space for your child to share their feelings with you

RSVP by calling the BPJCC at 718-972-6600 ext. 4615 Funded by ONPS Title 1 PECC – guiding parents to support their children’s academic and social-emotional well-being.

Future workshops planned for young teenagers

Instill positive values in your child

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‫האדמו"ר מנאוואמינסק בביקור בארה"ק‬

‫האדמו"ר מפינסק קרלין בביקור בניו יארק‬

‫עלי’ לציון ועצרת זכרון לרגל הילולת הגרמ"ד סאלאווייטשיק זצ"ל ראש ישיבת בריסק‬

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‫מלוה מלכה לטובת ביהמ"ד מעליץ בבארא פארק‬

‫שבע ברכות בבית לאיעוו טשערנאביל –‬ ‫תולדות מרדכי – טריסק ‪ -‬פאליאנא‬

‫מסע הלוי' של הגאון רבי ליפא מרגליות זצ"ל ראש ישיבת תורה תמימה‬

‫מלוה מלכה לטובת קהל תולדות יצחק ספינקא בב"פ‬

‫לחיים בבית האדמו"ר מסקולען לרגל שמחת קישור החיתון של החתן בן האדמו"ר מסאדיגורה זצ"ל‬

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‫הרה"צ ר' יצחק טווערסקי בן האדמו"ר מסקווירא בביקור במוסדות סקווירא בוויליאמסבורג – חמשה עשר בשבט‬

‫שמחת החתונה פון בת הגה"צ אבד"ק קאשוי וויליאמסבורג‬

‫אסיפה פון קרוב צו ‪ 200‬עסקנים לטובת די 'חדשים קאמפיין' שע"י רופא חולים באולם עטרת גאלדא‬

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‫שמחת השבע ברכות לבן הגה"צ אב"ד זלאזיץ‬

‫שמחת הפארשפיל‬ ‫לנכד האדמו"ר מספינקא‬

‫שמחת השבע ברכות בבית קאמאדא – סקולען – סטרעליסק ע"י קהילת סקולען‬

‫‪Pr‬‬ ‫‪startiices‬‬ ‫‪ng at‬‬

‫‪718.925.2300‬‬

‫‪$799‬‬ ‫!‪New location‬‬

‫בארא פארק‬ ‫‪718.757.4197‬‬ ‫‪4502 13th Ave #308‬‬

‫מאנסי‬ ‫‪845.425.0453‬‬ ‫‪17 Main Street #310‬‬

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‫מה שאלתך‬ ‫וינתן לך!‬

‫ישועות רפואות געזונט!‬ ‫ביים ציון פון די בארימטן פועל‬ ‫ישועות הרה“ק מריבניץ זי“ע‬

‫פון ר“ח אדר א'‬ ‫ביז נאך‬ ‫שושון פורים!‬ ‫רופט היינט צו רעגיסטירן‬

‫‪718.705.7174‬‬ ‫‪Info@TehillimKollel.org‬‬

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‫ניחום אבלים על פטירת האדמו"ר מאלעסק זצ"ל‬

‫שמחת החתונה בחצרות פאלטישאן ‪ -‬סאטמאר מאנטשעסטער ‪ -‬טשערנאביל ‪ -‬ראדוויל‬

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‫שמחת הבר מצוה של הב' החשוב אברהם נ"י בן הרבני הנגיד ר' מרדכי צבי געטץ מגדולי העסקנים למען חולי ישראל‬

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Contents

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FREE ISSUE 119 JANUARY 26, 2022

FYI: PPE

‫פרשת משפטים‬ ‫כ”ד שבט תשפ”ב‬

A PARADE OF SNOWMEN Vote for your favorite one!

THE CURE AT CONEY ISLAND The little-known history of the Sea Breeze Sanitorium

HIRING A HOME NURSE What you need to know before bringing an RN into your home

IN THE HANDS OF THE HELPER

THE COUPLE AT CHAIM SOLOMON

Trust that went too far

They were torn over the order of operations

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

D. GORALNIK Content Editor:

R. REESE

Associate Editor:

E.M. NEIMAN Food Editor:

M.P. WERCBERGER Creative Director:

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Inbox

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Parsha

50 //

Week in Review

Telephone:

57 //

The Black Sheep

Fax:

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Food

E-mail:

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The Coney Island Cure

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Double Booked

104 //

Help in Your Home

116 //

Rectifying the Wrong

130 //

FYI

132 //

Fun Pages

138 //

Classifieds

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Pictures

AJ WACHSMAN Project Coordinator:

R. ITZKOWITZ

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

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DISCLAIMER: We do not endorse any ad found in this publication. We are not responsible for typographical or grammatical errors.

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