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(Re: Cutlets on the Grill, Issue 142) I had to drop a line and share my thanks for the chicken cutlet recipes you featured. I am constantly on the lookout for cutlet ideas, and I was more than happy to get cooking with these recipes in hand.

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(Re: Emporiums of Yesteryear, Issue 141) I have several more “blasts from the past” to share with your readers: Alexander’s, The May Department Store Company, Woolworth’s, Pergament, Korvettes and Rickels.

Alexander’s Department Store was founded by George Farkas of Brooklyn in 1928. He named the store after his father, Alexander. Their famous slogan was: “You’ll find Alexander’s has what you’re looking for; how lucky can you get?” Alexander’s primarily sold clothing and accessories, which could be paid for only by cash or check; credit cards weren’t accepted until 1972.

The many-chained department store folded in 1992 after going bankrupt.

The May Department Store Company was founded by David May in 1877. The original store supplied miners in the town of Leadville, Colorado, with red woolen underclothes and copper-riveted overalls. After several expansions around the country and the transfer of the company’s presidency to David’s son Morton in 1951, to be succeeded by grandson Morton in 1967, May was in acquisition of famous stores such as David’s Bridal, Marshall Field’s, Target and Filenes, among others. By 2006, all locations that were not sold off were rebranded as Macy’s.

Woolworth Co., founded by Frank Winfield Woolworth in 1879, was based on the concept of the five-andten shop. The first stores in Utica, New York, and Lancaster, Pennsylvania, were based on volume-buying, counter-display merchandising, and cash-and-carry transactions. By 1911, the new consolidated company was renamed F.W. Woolworth, and its company headquarters, the Woolworth Building in NYC, was the tallest skyscraper in the world until 1930.

Woolworth closed its remaining variety stores in the U.S. in 1997, although it still operated in North America, Australia and Europe. In 2001, its name was changed to Foot Locker, Inc., focusing on sporting goods.

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Korvettes was an American chain of department stores founded in 1948 in NYC (called E.J. Korvette initially)

by Jewish founders Ferkauf and Zwillenberg. Its focus was on offering quality merchandise at discount prices, prompting several retailers to file fair trade lawsuits against them (none of which were successful). Its decline was due to inconsistent management and the inability to keep up with the rising consumer demand for furniture. In 1980 they declared bankruptcy.

Rickels was first known as Rickel Brothers, Rickel Supermarkets, and Rickel Home Centers. It was a chain of home improvement centers based in New Jersey and first founded in 1953. Rickel was the leading hardware, plumbing, heating and electrical retailer in its region for three decades until competition forced its liquidation and closure in 1998.

For Canadian readers, do you remember Eaton’s? Eaton’s was founded in Canada by Irish immigrant Timothy Eaton in 1869. He developed the “Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded” policy in 1870. In 1952, Sears merged with Simpsons to create Simpson-Sears Ltd., which led to the bankruptcy of Eaton’s of Canada in 1999.

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TWENTY TIMES TO DATE

(Re: Wholesome and Heavenly, Issue 121) This is a long overdue thank you.

Since the week the date truffles were featured in your recipe section, I have made them about twenty times! It’s a winning recipe in our house and is the perfect treat — healthy and delicious.

We appreciate the work that goes into creating this masterpiece of a magazine.

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Moshe Rabbeinu was not destined to enter Eretz Yisroel; however, Hakadosh Baruch Hu instructed him to climb Har Ha’avarim, from where he could catch a glimpse of the Holy Land.

This seems like a weak appeasement. What good was it to see Eretz Yisroel when Moshe so desperately pined to enter the land and be in it?

REB YEHOSHUA OF BELZ, ZY”A, was not well. Weakened by illness, the Rebbe dropped hints to tell his chassidim that his passing was near. Still, they wished to try all they could to find a cure, and some of his trusted disciples traveled with the Rebbe to the large medical centers in Vienna, hoping that the top doctors would be able to help. After a thorough examination, the doctors said that the Rebbe required emergency surgery.

For the Rebbe, the pre-op preparations meant writing out his tzava’ah, immersing in the mikvah, and passionately reciting Vidui. Then the Rebbe was wheeled into the operating room.

Several surgeons were to conduct the operation. Among them was one fellow named Moses. Although there was no trace of Yiddishkeit in Moses’ appearance, with just one glance, the Rebbe recognized the doctor’s past.

Indeed, Moses had been named Moshe Yitzchak at his bris.

He was born into a frum family, yet was negatively influenced in his youth. To his parents’ chagrin, he’d left his family and heritage and enrolled in a prestigious university in Vienna where he went on to become a specialist in the field of medicine.

The Rebbe turned to the doctor and said, “Moses, aren’t

you a Yid?” “Yes, Rabbi,” the doctor replied. “I am a Jew.” “Do you believe in the Creator of the world?”

The doctor nodded in affirmation.

“How about Moshiach? Do you believe in the Final Redemption?”

Dr. Moses remained quiet for a while. Then he carefully said, “Yes, I believe our nation will be redeemed, but I don’t believe it will come through one person alone. It simply doesn’t make sense to me that a single person will be able to influence the entire world!”

Now it was the Rebbe’s turn to be silent. He turned to the doctor and fixed his eyes upon him, his gaze intense. Moses tried to turn away. He wanted to deflect the fiery look that pierced something deep inside him, but he couldn’t. The Rebbe’s gaze magnetized him, and he was locked within it.

Moses’ face turned white as a sheet and then crimson red. He felt goose bumps cover his skin. His hands began to tremble…

After a few moments, the Rebbe looked away. Moses calmed down and broke out in a cold sweat. The Rebbe looked at him again, but this time his gaze was soft.

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United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburg and North Brooklyn executive director Rabbi David Niederman said that he was amazed to see the breadth of the Satmar business community.

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Tragedy Averted in Two Separate Airplane Fires It was a week of fiery incidents, but two pilots were able to walk away from the flaming airplanes they had just landed.

The first fire took place on July 11, when Shmuel Judkovitz’s single-engine Sonex fixed-wing plane caught fire while taxiing at New Jersey’s Linden Airport. New Jersey 101.5 reported that the Boro Park resident had flown 77 miles to Cross Keys Airport in Monroe Township and had returned to Linden at 3:12 p.m. As he headed back to the hangar after refueling his plane, Judkovitz’s engine shut off without warning, and flames poured into the cockpit.

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An eleventh-generation descendant of the Baal Shem Tov, Judkovitz said that he is grateful to have survived.

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C H A P T E R 19 RECAP: Izzy is unable to find a direct flight to Lodz, which leaves him and Zach stuck in Dublin for a day. Zach takes Izzy for a tour of the city, and they end their day with a touching kumzitz at the picturesque cliffs of Moher.

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“Yisrael Uriah Ginzburg,” Izzy declared to the tired-looking passport control officer.

“What eez de purpose of your veezeet?” the officer asked.

“What? Oh, um, we… received a letter.” The two days of travel had taken their toll on him. Izzy was having a hard time articulating what he knew. “There’s this manuscript that was just found. It belongs to my family, and —” “Purpose of your veezeet?” the man demanded.

Izzy stared at the man dumbly. The official’s thick accent wasn’t helping any. He could barely understand the guy. And his gruff attitude only made it worse. “We, I mean, I and my friend. We came together, you see. He’s just —” “Sir!” the official barked. “Why are you here?”

“To claim a manuscript,” Izzy explained heavily. “And also, to see some of the old Jewish community. We’d like to get in touch with —” “Toureest,” the man growled, staring hard as if daring Izzy to contradict him.

He stamped the passport in several places with unnecessary force before handing it back. “Welcome to Poland.”

“Um, thank you.”

Izzy left passport control and found Zach in the corridor just beyond.

“What took you so long?” Zach asked.

“I need a nap,” Izzy answered.

“You fell asleep in line?”

“No, it’s… the guy asked what we were doing here, and my brain just shut down completely.”

“Always say you’re on vacation,” Zach advised. “Honestly, they don’t care why you’re here. As long as its not terrorism or something, they’re happy…”

“Do terrorists say they’re terrorists?”

Izzy asked as they walked through the terminal.

“I wouldn’t know,” Zach said with a grin. “Never asked one. But I highly doubt it.”

They arrived at customs and took their places in line. “So everyone says they’re on vacation?”

Zach winked. “Well, you didn’t.”

“All right, everyone but me. And I’m not a terrorist, either. So what’s the point of them asking?”

“Search me,” Zach said. A customs official looked up in confusion, and Zach quickly held up both hands in a placating gesture. “Sorry! I didn’t mean that.”

The customs official said something that sounded “Moviwesh tzosh?”

“Ah, uh, never mind…” Zach turned back to Izzy and grinned. “Lucky…” * * * * *

It took several hours for them to get out of the airport, find their hotel (Izzy strongly suspected the cabbie was driving in circles to hike up the price), and freshen up.

Much to their surprise, night fell quite early. Looking out Izzy’s hotel window, Zach glanced at his watch in surprise. “Can’t believe the sun’s already setting. It’s only 3:38!”

“What?” Izzy shot up from his bed and joined Zach at the window. “Gevalt!” he whispered. “I’ve got to daven Mincha!” Without another word, he threw on a hat and jacket and started Ashrei.

From there, they had the hotel call another taxi and gave the driver the address printed in Chaim Simcha’s letter.

As it turned out, the hotel wasn’t very centrally located, at least for their purposes. It was a long drive from there to Lodz City Hall. The cabbie drove way too fast, weaving through the traffic while conversing loudly in a terrible caricature of English. He also smoked heavily, which left the pair no choice but to leave the windows open and let in the icy wind.

Streetlights, passing cars, and lights from shop windows blurred in Izzy’s vision as their driver turned on a hair, sliding frequently in the snow and talking (and driving) a mile a minute through the darkness. It was terrifying,

and the quick motion was making Izzy curb of a large commercial street. Izzy queasy. unbuckled, slid out the door, and nearThey talked, or rather their driver ly fell down before catching himself. talked, about football (Izzy only real“I think,” he began, leaning a hand ized five minutes into the conversation on the cab to steady himself, “I think that the man meant soccer, by which we’ll walk the rest of the way.” time he had moved on to other topics), The cabbie gave him a confused politics, underground betting, politics, look. He pointed ahead. Half a block snow, and more politics, before moving down, an impressive square building on to what seemed to be the driver’s fa- with a central tower stood apart from vorite subject: his own allegedly ency- its surroundings. clopedic knowledge of Lodz.

“Eez right there,” the cabbie told “So I’m telling heem that he eez not-so-smart, you know? Becaz I know UNFORTUNATELY, HE dese streets. I was born WASN’T GOING TO FIND dese streets. You know! I’m telling heem, eez not like OUT TODAY. THE BUILDING Amereeca here. You canWAS LOCKED. not to find a ceegar shop on Armii Krajowej 60! Eez Retkinski King Barber Shop!

My first cousin’s brother-in-law work them. He paused, looking down at his dere twenty-five years! But does he dashboard, then shot them an ingratileesen? No!” ating smile. “Eez 53 złoty!” ““I’m sorry,” Izzy interrupted, Zach paid the man while Izzy got clutching his stomach. “But would you his bearings. Izzy felt like he might be mind slowing d—” sick right there, but the cold ice slicing “He eez beeg shot know-everysieeng through his lungs was helping.

Amereecan! He has read travel bro“So dees man,” the cabbie continchure!” the driver continued, ignoring ued, counting out change into Zach’s Izzy entirely. He spun the wheel harsh- hand. “After he pay me, you know what ly and sent them careening around he do? He go inside Retkiński King and a corner, bumping briefly onto the got haircut!” With that parting shot, curb. “So we go dere, and eez barber- the cabbie hit the gas again and was shop, course, just like I say. I tell heem, gone in an instant.

‘Tenk you, charge eez 30 złoty.’ And he Zach, who was pretty close to the cab start yelling at me! Don’t want to pay. when it raced away, glared at the disapTought eet would be something else. I pearing vehicle. say, ‘What am I? Meeneester of Com“First thing tomorrow, we’re renting merce?’ But he —” a car!” he snarled. Then he turned to “Please!” Izzy begged. His head was Izzy. “You all right?” spinning.

Izzy took a few more deep breaths “Yeah, take it easy there!” Zach of freezing air and waited for his head added in alarm as they swerved past a and stomach to calm. parked car at top speed.

“That was the worst cab I’ve ever “He jahs keep yelling and saying, ‘I been in,” he said. “And I’m from New have taxi number! I have your num- York!” ber!’ So I say, ‘Good, tell your friends “Come on,” Zach suggested. “Let’s you have good driver! They call me too!’ get this taken care of.” They set off He very angry, but he pay. What else he through the snow and arrived a few can do, eh?” The light in front of them minutes later.

Up close, the Lodz City Hall was turned yellow and the driver floored the gas, taking them through just in large and imposing, if somewhat drab.

It was a uniform brown color, with time.

“Stop!” Izzy begged. “Please stop the symmetrical windows lining the walls on each of its three floors. It looked like car!”

The driver slammed the brakes, and it might be a few hundred years old, they were thrown violently forward. some sort of local landmark. Izzy wonThe cab came to a screeching halt at the dered if the interior matched its oldJuly 20, 2022

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Unfortunately, he wasn’t going to find out today. The building was locked.

They knocked, peeked into windows, double-checked the address. But every light inside was turned off. The place was empty.

“Oh, come on!” Zach wailed. He glanced at his watch and stopped short. “Look at that, it’s after five already! What did we think we’d find?” He clapped Izzy softly on the shoulder.

“Come on, I’m starving. Let’s get some food and hit the sack.

We’ll come back in the morning.”

“There’s one other place I want to go first,” Izzy said. He hailed a passing taxi. The driver stopped in front of him and rolled down the window. “Do you speak English?” Izzy asked nervously.

“No!” the driver said, and sped off. His wheel caught a small pile of slush and sprayed Zach and Izzy, soaking them completely from the waist down.

Izzy turned to Zach, and the two of them looked at each other, dripping slush. Zach was wearing a fashionable wool coat, stylish and slick on top, but now sodden and filthy on the bottom. His expression was comically forlorn, eyes wide and sad, and Izzy was sure that he himself looked no better.

They caught each other’s eyes, and suddenly, both burst out laughing.

“You look like a lost puppy!” Zach said through snorts of teary-eyed laughs.

“Well, you look like a — a — a…” Izzy was too tired to think of something clever. “A used towel!” he finally finished.

Punch-drunk from weariness, they stood there giggling like little kids until the fit wore off and they were sucking in the cold air through aching ribs.

Zach hailed another cab. Thankfully, this cabbie spoke English. Izzy gave him an address, and they were off. This driver even seemed to follow traffic laws, or at least acknowledge their existence.

Izzy was dead tired. Back in New York it was a quarter to ten a.m., but that meant nothing to him right now. As the taxi hummed along, he felt his lids getting heavy, in spite of Zach’s attempts at conversation.

It seemed like only a moment later that the cab pulled to a smooth halt, the driver said, “Here we are!” in a convincingly American accent, and Izzy had to pull himself back to the land of the living.

“Oh, thanks,” he mumbled.

“That’s 48 złoty, please,” the cabbie told them.

Izzy found the money and paid, and they both got out.

The building before them had three steep peaks arranged in a row. It was faced in weatherworn red bricks and shaped like a large rectangle, with a smaller one jutting out in front as an entrance room. A gothic black fence, about eight feet tall, separated it from the other buildings.

Zach tailed curiously behind him as Izzy climbed the steps to the entrance.

“What is this place?” Zach asked.

Izzy gave him a tired smile. “This is where it all started,” he answered. “The original Lodz shtiebel. They still daven here every day.” He glanced at his watch. “And they should be starting Maariv in about fifteen minutes…”

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hey found the office of the Marques deep in the interior of an immense stone building.

An aide made a note of the names they gave and asked them to wait. The Marques called for them nearly two hours later. He had obviously tried to ward off the heat with the help of a few bottles of wine.

“What can I do for you, senores?” he said.

Gonzalo looked around to make sure there was no one else in the room. “Your Excellency, this young man with me is Don Sebastian Dominguez, the son of your good friend Don Pedro Dominguez, Duke of Monteverde. Don Pedro once told me that if his family should ever be in need of funds, they could turn to you for help. Don Sebastian is fleeing for his life. With the help of the Almighty, he will reach safety and rejoin his family in Paris. They will need money to start a new life. They need your help.”

The face of the Marques changed colors several times as Gonzalo was speaking. First, it was red from the wine, but as soon as Gonzalo revealed the identity of the visitor, the blood drained from his face and it turned white.

Then, as the enormity of what was happening dawned on him, his face once again became red, but this time with a towering anger.

“You are a madman,” he hissed, his earlier stupor completely gone. “How dare you bring a fugitive from justice — an unrepentant heretic of all things — into my domain?

How dare you put me in a position where I must decide if I should report you to the authorities or perhaps to the In-

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quisition? The Holy Office is not far from here, you know.”

Gonzalo and Sebastian sat there in silence. They did not move.

“What an outrage!” fumed the Marqués. “Don Pedro was a good friend of mine, a very dear friend of mine, but he was not honest with me. He never told me that he was a secret Jew. What would he expect me to do? Jeopardize my position and my good standing for the sake of doing a favor for a dead man who does not deserve it? Absolutely not.”

“I was under the impression, Your Excellency,” said Gonzalo, “that the money he wanted you to provide to his family was his own property, and that you would know how to access it.”

“You insolent dog. Are you insinuating that I want to steal money that doesn’t belong to me?”

“Heaven forbid, Your Excellency. I just —” “Be quiet! Not another word from you! Nor from you, young Sebastian. Don Pedro had no money of his own. He was not a merchant or a banker. Everything he possessed came from the crown and his princely estates. Everything he had was acquired under false pretenses. He was not entitled to any of it. If you ever make it out of this country alive, Sebastian, you will be penniless, as you should be. All I will do for you, for the sake of the friendship I thought I once had with your father, is let you leave here without reporting you. And don’t think I’m doing it for his sake alone. I don’t need to sully my good name by associa-

tion with a heretic who was burned at the stake and his fugitive son.” He stood up, trembling with rage. “Now, get out of here! And don’t you ever show your faces here again, either of you!”

The Marques turned his back to them and placed his hands on his hips.

Gonzalo and Sebastian bowed courteously and left.

“This was a disaster,” said Sebastian after they had left the walls of the old city behind. “What do you think he’ll do, Gonzalo?”

“I don’t know. I think he meant what he said about not reporting us, but we are in serious danger. He may have someone else report us so that he will not be connected with us. Who knows? We have to get out of Spain, and as quickly as possible.”

“Should we head for Cadiz?”

Gonzalo shook his head. “Too dangerous. They’ll be watching for us in every port city.”

“So how do we get out?”

“We swim. Are you a good swimmer, Don Sebastian?”

“This is not a time for jokes, Gonzalo.”

“I’m not joking. Are you a good swimmer?”

“Fairly good.”

“What does that mean? Can you swim for miles?”

“I’m a strong swimmer. But I can’t swim all the way to Italy.”

“We’re not going to swim to Italy. We’re going to swim to Morocco across the Strait of Gibraltar.”

Sebastian stared at Gonzalo. “All right, I’m listening.”

“We can’t go to any of the ports, even to fishing villages. The danger is too great. So we go south and find a spot on the coast from which we can see across to Morocco. And then we cross.”

“And then we cross,” Sebastian repeated. “Just like that? We just cross?”

“Well, I’m sure it’s not going to be simple, but we’ll figure it out when we get there. We may have to swim part of the way. The problem is how two men traveling together can get to the coast. Our descriptions have probably been circulated all over the country.”

“You’re the master of disguise, Gonzalo. Do you have any ideas?”

“Well, we could steal one of those Inquisition wagons, but that wouldn’t give us much time. Its absence would be noticed quickly.” Gonzalo stroked his chin. “So let’s see … hmm … what can we do? … Aha! I have it, Don Sebastian. You and I must get married.”

Sebastian gave Gonzalo an odd look. “Have you completely taken leave of your senses? What kind of drivel are you talking?”

“Look, Don Sebastian. They will be looking for two men. We will be a man and a woman, an old peasant couple. We’ll travel most of the way south through the mountains on horseback, but when we approach our destination, we will make the transformation.”

A few days later, while they were still more than twenty miles from the coast, they caught sight of the Rock of Gibraltar, a massive limestone rock jutting up against the sky from the flat coastal plain. It was time to assume new identities.

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reins and cursed the recalcitrant mule to which the wagon was hitched.

The peasant’s wife, also shabbily dressed, with a black shawl draped over her head, sat beside him, chewing on an onion and berating the mule.

The old peasant made some inquiries and found a trustworthy local boy to stand in for him while he and his wife went to look at the famous rock, something they had dreamed about all their lives.

The rock was even larger up close than it had seemed from the distance, a veritable mountain where no mountain was to be expected. It took two long hours to climb to a high vantage point from which they could see across to Morocco. Before making any plans, however, they shared a loaf of bread.

Gonzalo finished his bread quickly, but Sebastian was distracted by the beauty of the panorama that lay before him.

Behind him was Spain, to his right the Atlantic ocean, to his left the Mediterranean Sea and directly in front of him, the continent of Africa. A large sailing ship was passing though the Strait of Gibraltar, and numerous fishing boats plied the coastal waters. He was nibbling at his bread and watching in fascination when suddenly he heard a shriek. He looked up and saw a miniature ape, with pale hair, pale eyes, and long gangly arms, shrieking and running straight at him. Startled, Sebastian jumped back and dropped his bread. The ape grabbed the fallen bread and ran off.

“What was that?” cried Sebastian in bewilderment.

Gonzalo laughed. “I should have warned you about the Barbary apes. They live here on the mountain. They’re just monkeys, not very dangerous.”

“It gave me a fright.”

“You can’t allow that to happen,” said Gonzalo, suddenly serious. “Who knows what may come at us before this is over?

You cannot lose yourself. You have to be alert and prepared to deal with anything that happens. You cannot allow yourself to be startled. Expect the unexpected.”

“Yes, of course, Gonzalo. I allowed my vigilance to lapse, and I deserve your reprimand. I gather you’ve been here before.”

“Yes, I have. I was here with your father. The look on your face reminded me

of his reaction the first time he was here.

It is an awesome sight.” He pointed across the straits. “That is our destination.”

“It doesn’t seem so far,” said Sebastian.

“Do you really want to swim across?”

“It is farther than it looks, my young friend. We will only swim as a last resort.

So take a good look. From what point do you think we should leave?”

Sebastian pointed to the west. “That village across the bay. I think that would be a good spot.”

“That’s Tarifa. A good choice. I agree.”

“So when do we go? Tonight?”

“No, not tonight. We have to wait a few days until the moon is gone. We need the cover of darkness.”

Sebastian looked out over the waters where the land of Morocco stretched out toward the horizon.

“Do you think we’ll be safe in Morocco, Gonzalo?”

“Safer than in Spain, that’s for sure.

We won’t tell them that you’re Jewish.

The Moroccans aren’t so friendly to the Jews these days. I hear that Moulay Ismail keeps threatening the Jews, and every time, it takes a big bribe to turn him away. They say there’s no end to the man’s greed. He’s a really nasty fellow. I hear that when Moulay Ismail took over the city of Marrakech about twenty years ago, he had the most prominent Jews burned in public.”

Sebastian shuddered and didn’t say anything.

“I am amazed at you Jews,” said Gonzalo. “The world certainly doesn’t make it easy for you. Exiles and expulsions and massacres and extortions. How do you people keep this up for so many hundreds of years? I mean, there’s a limit to stubbornness, you know.”

Sebastian smiled. “It’s who we are. We have a covenant with the Almighty, and we are here in this world on a special mission. Our covenant and our mission are more precious to us than life itself!”

To be continued…

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Elazar finds himself in the middle of nowhere, all alone. The Arabs had picked him up in their car and driven him to a forsaken place, where they share their intent with him: They didn’t kidnap Osher. Yussuf had gotten the information he’d needed from an unsuspecting Osher, and then they’d hatched this plan to leave Reb Elazar here by himself, without a phone, so it would be impossible for him to get home at all that day. That way he wouldn’t be present at the long-awaited meeting…and he’ll lose out on Shikovitzer’s land.

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alls of solid stone rose as high as the eye could see. Somewhere above, the sky stretched in every direction. The ravine was completely dry; the remnants of spring were beginning to recede in the face of summer’s heat.

When the phone call came, Osher was in the yard, walking from one side of the fence to the other, trying to dodge everyone’s gaze. He could not bring himself to take part in saying Tehillim inside with the others. Doron Nachman, who was sitting at the table, picked up.

“Hello?” he said, his voice laced with a combination of hope and anxiety.

“Hello, this is Officer Peduel from the Acco Police Department.”

“Yes, what’s going on?”

“The search is continuing, and we hope that we have an important lead. I wanted to ask, what is with Rabbi Reiness’ sons?”

“What?” Doron was confused for a moment.

“They’re upstairs, in the house, with their mother.”

“Oh, they’re there? Because we want them to come to the police station. All of his sons are in the house?”

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“The two who came to Acco.” Doron’s forehead wrinkled with worry.

“Why? Is there bad news?”

“There’s nothing newer than what I just told you,” Peduel said. Something in his tone was grating. “We need them for the search procedures, for testimony about their father.”

“Testimony?” The security guard stood up. “What is going on? Is he being accused of something?”

“No, he’s not being accused or anything like that. We need character witnesses, to try to understand the reason for his disappearance. The police are examining every possibility.”

“Fine,” Doron said, after a moment of silence. “I’ll tell them to come to the station.”

“Good. And tell them to hurry, because it’s important,” the officer said.

Osher Reb Elazar’s sons went to the police station with their mother, and Mattisyahu Kreisman went back to his house, though not before asking me to update him about any developments. The rest of the boys continued saying Tehillim in the shiur room, and only I stayed outside, pacing up and down, while saying Tehillim softly by myself.

A few minutes later, Doron came out and called to me. “Is everything okay, Osher?”

I forced myself to turn in his direction. “I hope so,” I said.

“Good! I’m continuing my patrol around the yard. It’s nice to have someone else here. You’re keeping an eye on things, right?” Doron smiled at me, and it looked genuine. It didn’t seem like he was blaming me for the Rav’s disappearance. The truth was, aside from the initial unpleasantness when I’d first come back to the yeshivah today, no one had said another word to me about it. It was as if the Rav had called all the boys and asked them to treat me nicely, which I knew he had done a few times in the past months.

He went around the back of the house. I knew that the Rav paid serious attention to the back part of the house, especially the area of the shiur

room; that was where the story with the fire had happened. I didn’t know why this was still important now, but if Doron Nachman was still patrolling and checking around, then I guess it was still important.

I continued to pace around the front yard. Suddenly, I noticed that someone was ringing the bell at the gate. I went to the entrance and saw that the gate was open a few inches.

The Rav’s sons must not have clicked it closed when they’d left for the police station. They probably didn’t know how strict we were about making sure the gate was always locked.

Or had they also assumed, like I had, that if their father had disappeared, then anything related to their grandfather’s will didn’t mean anything anymore?

A man with a short gray beard and a white baseball cap stuck his foot inside.

“Here you go!” he said. “Courier mail. There’s an envelope for Reiness here. Can you get him, please?”

“Which Reiness?” I asked.

“Testimony?” The security guard stood up. “What is going on? Is he being accused of something?”

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He looked at the large manila envelope he held. I immediately realized that it must be related to the Rav’s scheduled meeting. “Elazar Reiness,” he said.

“He’s not here.”

“So another Reiness.” He scratched his shoulder with his pen. “A son, or something; anyone like that here?”

“No,” I said. “Do you want me to tell them something?”

“What do you mean, they’re not here?” He seemed annoyed. “We called to inform them that they would be getting a delivery by courier, and they said they’d be here. Why are they driving us nuts?”

“Well, people aren’t always home when they think they’ll be,” I said. He looked like an Arab to me, but I wasn’t sure. In any case, I didn’t want to give him any information about the crisis.

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“Yes, yes… people’s excuses… So, can you get Reiness on the phone?

Ask him to come quickly? It’s urgent.

And I need his signature that he got this envelope.”

“I can’t. He’s not here.”

“Well, then that’s his problem. I’m going.” He shrugged. “My manager will be annoyed… Oh, boy, will he be annoyed. Wait, you know what?

Maybe you can sign for me that there is no one here named Reiness. Okay? What’s your name?”

“Osher Erenbaum.

But I can’t accept anything for him.” For some reason I was thinking along the lines of explosive envelopes that would blow up in the back room, or something like that.

“No, I’m not leaving anything; this envelope is only for Reiness. But you can fill out the details here, and I’ll come back in the evening.”

“You should probably call first.”

“We did call!” he replied angrily.

“And Rabbi Reiness himself answered, at seven in the morning! He said he was waiting very anxiously for this envelope! What kind of people are you, anyway?!”

He handed me a yellow printed form.

“And when your rabbi comes back,” he added, “let him call F.G.D. Real Estate, okay? As fast as he can.

Now please sign.”

I looked at the page.

brown envelope.

“Osher?” Doron asked, appearing suddenly at my side. “What’s this?

Who were you talking to over there?”

“He’s gone already,” I told him. “A courier who had to give something to the Rav.” As I thought, Doron Nachman did not look pleased. “A courier? Did he give you something?”

“Nothing. He just got angry that

“We did call!” he replied angrily.

“And Rabbi Reiness himself answered, at seven in the morning!”

I hereby affirm that in the absence of _______________________________________________or his descendants, at this address ________________ _________________, it was not possible to meet with him.

Date and time: _________________________________ Signed: _______________________________________________ ID No.__________________________________________________

I looked at him. “I don’t know what this is. This is what people sign when someone isn’t home?”

“With our company, yes, when it comes to important things like this.”

I filled out the details and signed my name. Then he left, taking back with him both the paper and the 80

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the Rav wasn’t here, even though they’d made up with him that he would wait for the delivery.”

“Who is ‘they’?” Doron asked.

“I don’t know, some real estate company, with English letters.” * * * * * The boys prepared something for a late lunch and called me to come and eat as well. I went in for a few minutes, but I didn’t have much of an appetite.

A few minutes later, after I returned to the yard, the Rav’s two sons came back with Mrs. Reiness.

“Nothing!” Nechemia exclaimed to Doron, who hurried toward them.

“They brought us down there for nothing. Do you have the number of the detective who was here? Call him to ask what’s going on. The right hand doesn’t know what the left hand is doing!”

“The police didn’t even know why we came; they said that there is no officer named Peduel at their station,” the older son said. “Are you sure he told you that we should come to the Acco Police station?”

Doron was totally confused, as were they. He called the number that the detective who had been there had left, and was even more confused when the detective said he didn’t know who the person was either.

“Peduel? Who is that?” he asked.

“I told you that I’d make contact with

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you. Who is this Peduel person?”

“It must have just been a prank,” Nechemia said, looking very tired.

“Or it’s not random, and someone was trying to take us away from here,” the older son said.

“Why would someone do that?”

Doron asked. It looked like he was trying to contain himself, as if he didn’t want to boast and say that if someone wanted to harm the place, they should be trying to take him, the security guard, away, and not the Rav’s sons. But he didn’t say anything.

“I don’t know,” the son replied.

Mrs. Reiness suddenly whispered something to him. He whispered urgently back, and then Nechemia joined their huddle. They spoke quietly among themselves for a few moments, gesturing tensely, and then Nechemia came back to us. “Was anyone here when we were out?” he asked.

“No,” Doron said.

“Yes,” I said. “Someone wanted to meet you or your father, to give him something.”

“He asked if my father is here? Or if we are here?” The older Reiness son

suddenly spoke in a very loud voice, almost a shout.

“Yes,” I said.

“And you said that we’re not?”

“Yes,” I repeated.

“What did you want him to do, lie?” Mrs. Reiness asked tiredly.

I didn’t dare add that not only had I said that there was no Reiness here, but I had even signed for the guy. Not that I understood what was going on here; I just knew that everything was getting all messed up. And I, as always, was to blame.

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ONION RUGEL ACH While I often use my challah dough to make these — with delicious results — here I created a slightly sweeter, softer, more pliable dough. The results are tastier than ever!

Note: If doubling the recipe, challah must be taken.

DOUGH 10 ½ 2½ 2½ 1½ 2 7

cups (3 lb.) WonderMills flour cup sugar T. dry yeast cups warm water T. kosher salt eggs oz. (⅜ cup) oil

ONION FILLING 2 2 1

large onions, chopped tsp. paprika tsp. salt Oil, for spreading

TOPPING 1

egg, beaten Sesame seeds Poppy seeds Everything challah topping or Additional chopped onions

D IR EC T I O N S 1. Sift the flour into a large bowl.

2. Form a well in the flour, and pour the sugar and yeast into the well. Pour warm water over the yeast, and allow to activate for 3 to 5 minutes.

3. Add the remaining ingredients, and knead them together until a soft dough forms.

4. Cover the dough, allow it to rest for 10 minutes, then knead it again for a minute or two.

5. Cover the dough again, and let it rise for 45 minutes.

6. Divide the dough into 8 pieces.

7. Roll each one into a 10” circle.

8. Spread a generous amount of oil over the dough.

Distribute onion mixture over the dough, being especially generous around the rim.

9. Using a sharp knife or a parve pizza cutter, slice the dough into 12 wedges (pizza-pie style).

10. Start from the wide end: Turn in the corners and roll up each wedge into a crescent shape.

11. Brush the crescents with egg wash, and sprinkle them with your desired toppings.

12. Arrange the crescents on a lined cookie sheet.

13. Preheat the oven to 350°. Bake the crescents for approximately 25 minutes until golden.

V A R I AT I O N S : To make an onion board, roll out the dough into a rectangle. Spread with oil, and sprinkle with onions.

Bake for 20 minutes.

To make onion rolls, take 2 ounces of dough, and flatten it into a circle. Place approximately 1 teaspoon of onion mixture mixed with oil in the center. Pinch together the dough to form a ball. Place the ball, seam side down, in a greased muffin tin. Repeat these steps with the rest of the dough. Brush each roll with egg wash, and sprinkle it with chopped onion. Bake these rolls for 30 minutes.

For plain (unfilled) crescents, roll the dough into a circle. Spread oil and a bit of salt over the dough, cut it into 12 wedges, then roll up each wedge into a crescent and sprinkle the top with everything challah topping.

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ACRYLICS. CANVAS. ALUMINUM. ONION DIP Creamy, sweet and flavorful, this dip makes a great accompaniment to fish and poultry.

INGREDIENTS 2 ¼ 1 1 1 1 ¼

large onions, diced cup oil cup mayonnaise T. honey tsp. mustard tsp. salt tsp. black pepper Dash cayenne pepper (optional)

D IR EC T I O N S 1. Saute the onions in the oil in a large frying pan on a medium flame until the onions are soft and lightly golden.

2. Combine the sauteed onions with the remaining ingredients.

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INGREDIENTS 2 2 ½ 2

heads garlic medium-size red peppers cup light olive oil tsp. salt Dash of crushed red pepper flakes

D IR EC T I O N S 1. Preheat the oven to 425°.

2. Peel, rinse and slice the garlic cloves.

3. Dice the peppers, and place them in a lined 5x7” pan along with the remaining ingredients.

4. Roast the veggies for 1 hour and 30 minutes until soft. Mix after 45 minutes and then again every 20 minutes.

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EGGPL ANT BABA GANOUSH INGREDIENTS 1 ½ 1 ½ 1

eggplant tsp. salt clove garlic T. monk fruit Pinch black pepper heaping T. mayo

D IR EC T I O N S 1. Preheat the oven to broil.

2. Wrap the eggplant in aluminum foil, and broil it for 1 hour. Let it cool.

3. Scoop out the inside of the eggplant, and place it in a food processor bowl with the rest of the ingredients.

4. Blend it all together.

ARABIAN SALAD INGREDIENTS 1 1 1–2 2

pint cherry tomatoes jalapeno, minced cloves garlic, minced Salt and black pepper, to taste T. avocado oil

D IR EC T I O N S Mix all the ingredients together.

T O M AT O D I P INGREDIENTS 6–8 4–5 3 ½ 1 1

plum tomatoes green hot peppers (canned) cloves garlic cup avocado oil tsp. salt tsp. black pepper

D IR EC T I O N S Blend the ingredients for 5 to 7 minutes at high speed.

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We’ve all been feeling pain at the pumps for the past several months.

Gas prices have been skyrocketing out of control, causing financial distress for many people who need to pay extra for this essential item. The national average for gas during the month of June was over $5 a gallon!

Filling up my minivan these days costs in the vicinity of $75, and I need to get gas several times a month for carpools, work commuting, shopping and errands.

The pain can be felt at gas stations throughout the nation, but California residents have been the hardest hit.

According to the AAA, the average cost for a gallon of gas in California, as of this writing, is $6.43! A Forbes poll found that the cost of travel, driven in part by gas prices, affects plans for 54% of summer vacationers this year.

I personally know people curbing their travel plans this summer or traveling to closer destinations than they have in the past.

Everything has gone up in price recently due to inflation, so it makes sense that gasoline would go up as well. However, the ratio of inflation on gasoline is much higher than on other items.

What’s causing this mayhem? It has to do with several factors.

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Let’s Blame COVID First and foremost came COVID-19. When COVID shut down business and travel starting in March 2020, it put a huge dent in the demand for oil on a global scale, as millions of commuters and travelers remained home, and many businesses using gasoline shut down. This caused the demand for — and subsequently the price of

— crude oil to plunge. This, in turn, caused major gas and oilproducing companies to cut back on their operations, drastically reducing the supply.

With people returning to the workplace and companies asking remote workers to return to the office, many more people are commuting again. Likewise, vacationers who held off on traveling are once again on the road, also requiring a greater supply of gasoline. All this requires oil producing

companies and refineries to ramp up production once again to meet increasing demand.

It’s strange that so many of the oil production companies didn’t see this coming. More and more people have been moving on in a post-COVID world, with a desire to get back to working and doing things they were doing prior to the pandemic. Oil producers have been behind in production and short on staff from when they had to shut down or reduce operations during the height of COVID, when demand was low and supply was high. Current U.S. oil demand is similar to where it was prior to COVID — but supply is more limited, causing a spike in the pricing. Some speculate that the oil production companies have been intentionally slow to restart operations and are keeping supply low to ensure higher profit margins.

Let’s Blame the War Besides COVID, another important factor affecting gasoline prices is the war in Ukraine. Russia is the world’s third-largest producer of crude oil, pumping out roughly 10% of the world’s oil supply. With American and European sanctions against imports of Russian oil, the global supply has been additionally reduced, further stressing the global supply and causing a spike in gasoline prices along with additional market volatility.

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policy. This administration, with its pro-environment agenda, is generally unfriendly toward oil and gas production and transport. This is especially critical at a time when markets are undersupplied. President Biden famously canceled the Keystone XL pipeline, citing environmental concerns. That pipeline would have carried more than 800,000 barrels of crude Canadian oil per day to oil refineries in the United States. Crude oil transport was significantly undercut by this measure, further reducing the ability to increase supply.

What Are We Up Against?

Consumers note that there has been small-scale relief in the past few weeks, with prices dipping slightly. According to the AAA, the national average price of gas dropped to $4.78 during the first week of July. Perhaps this is related to the president authorizing the largest-ever release from the

U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserves. Biden has also proposed suspending the collection of the federal gas tax over the summer, which would save drivers up to 18.4 cents per gallon.

I certainly hope this trend of lower pricing continues, though it doesn’t seem that we’ll be going back to last year’s prices anytime soon. Every industry is still suffering from the recession, and there’s no end in sight to Russia’s war in Ukraine, which doesn’t bode well for things going back to normal in this industry. Perhaps Biden’s trip to Israel and Saudi Arabia will change things for the good. Until recently, he regarded Saudi Arabia as a pariah state for its human rights violation and the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, but he is now warming up to this oil-producing giant to get more favors and relief in the oil supply arena.

For now, I’ll continue to cross the state line into nearby New Jersey and fill up on Route 17 in Mahwah or Upper Saddle River when I can. Gasoline prices are significantly lower there than where I live in Wesley Hills, where the two local corner stations are still selling gas at well over $5 a gallon.

Here is a quick tip I recently saw that may help you save a bit when filling your car. A recent survey by GasBuddy, which shows the cheapest gas prices in the area, found that gas is cheapest on Mondays in most states across the country.

Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday were the most expensive days to fill your tank.

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Lawbreakers, both in and out of prison, are kept busy by giving back to the communities they wronged. Ever wondered who cleans our public parks, washes the floors in the sanitation department, manufactures military uniforms, creates license plates, or is on the other end of the line at a call center? Surprise; it might very likely be a prisoner or an offender doing community service.

COMMUNITY SERVICE The thirteenth amendment in the United States Constituion bans slavery and servitude, but states that “work as punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted” is legal. This little clause was mostly ignored by the justice system until the 1960s, when judges began using community service — meaning, unpaid community work — as a sentence.

In California in 1966, judges began giving work assignments as an alternative for offenders who couldn’t afford to pay their traffic ticket fines. Eventually they extended it as a punishment for other low-level crimes as well.

The practice spread across the country in the late 1970s, as the federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) pumped out funding to encourage it. Sentencing offenders to unpaid labor inspired some judges’ creativity as they combined community service with short jail time, a fine, or both.

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WHY COMMUNITY SERVICE? Why would a judge give someone community service rather than have them imprisoned?

The most obvious reason is if the crime was a minor misdemeanor and not really deserving of prison. Some minor misdemeanors might be shoplifting, DUI, property damage, and some small white-collar crimes. These offenders don’t usually have a criminal record and going to prison and being surrounded by hardened criminals would only have a negative effect on them. Studies show that the people who get community service sentences are 67% less likely to commit a crime again than those who are incarcerated, since incarcerated criminals often come out worse than when they went in. The company in prison doesn’t exactly motivate personal growth, to put it nicely.

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American prisons are struggling with facilities that are at full capacity and have staffing shortages. It also takes a lot of tax dollars to fund each convict in the prison system. If a judge can keep another person out of prison, they will.

Sometimes a judge even lets someone do community service instead of serving a short prison sentence. In those cases, the judge assigns six hours of community service per day in prison.

WHAT KIND OF WORK QUALIFIES AS COMMUNITY SERVICE?

Community service can be done in any government or public agency. Usually these are jobs that either no one wants to do or for which there is no funding. Offenders can do low-level maintenance work like clearing garbage or raking leaves in public playgrounds or parks, cleaning housing projects or shelters, or working at charities such as soup kitchens. Community service hours usually must be done within a certain amount of time, and the offender is on probation during that time, with the threat of going to prison in the event they break the law again looming over them.

WORK IN PRISON While some lucky criminals get away with community service and never have to see the inside of a prison cell, there are roughly 2 million people currently incarcerated in the U.S. That’s 20% of the world’s prisoners. Yes, that’s not a typo; the world’s prisoners.

Many of these prisoners are put to work while they’re in prison, and some of the things they do might surprise you.

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Unlike what many think, jails and prisons are two different types of facilities, and the words are not interchangeable. Jails are where offenders are held temporarily as they await trial or sentencing. Most people are there for up to 45 days, but some people with a prison sentence of up to one year might serve their time in jail as well. There isn’t much to do in jail besides sit around as the time passes by.

Prisons, on the other hand, are designed as long-term facilities where inmates stay for more than a year. Once they’ve gone through trial and have been sentenced, they then serve their time in a prison.

Prisons run like mini cities, with libraries, hair “salons,” medical wings, gyms, and more. All prisoners get a work detail doing things like laundry or working in the kitchen. They’re up early in the morning and work for many long hours. Some prisons also offer classes so inmates can complete their GED or learn skills.

Part of what makes jails and prisons so different is that jails are run by the local county or city government, while prisons are run by the state or federal government.

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government program in charge of prison labor. UNICOR allows private companies and manufacturers to contract with inmates for cheap labor. (Very cheap labor. Prisoners are paid between 23 cents to $1.15 an hour.) It’s a win-win; companies keep their manufacturing costs low and local, and prisoners gain job skills so they can hopefully be employed and become law-abiding citizens once they’re released.

Through UNICOR, inmates can also sell products that they make, which can be anything from socks to mattresses, road signs to office furniture, and so much more.

UNICOR also produces a large amount of protective gear and uniform for the military and police. They are the gov-

DID YOU KNOW? • The longest sentence ever given to a criminal in the United States was 30,000 years. It might sound pointless to give a sentence the offender won’t be able to complete, but in cases of multiple offenses, such as someone murdering several people, judges often give a separate sentence for each offense to show the severity of the crime.

• The United States prison system costs the country an estimated $80 billion per year.

• The prison system is relatively new. The first prison established in America opened in 1891.

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WHAT HAPPENS AFTER PRISON? What happens to criminals after prison? Going from prison — with its rules of when to sleep, when to eat and what to wear — straight to life in the outside world can be a

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Some prisoners are lucky and get out on parole. The New York State Board of Parole, an organization independent of the prison system, has interviews with most incarcerated people (other than those whose sentencing precludes the possibility of parole) and assesses whether they’re eligible for release before their sentence is over. Based on their criminal history, behavior in prison and other factors, the board might decide that an offender doesn’t have to complete their sentence in prison.

But they’re not completely off the hook.

When someone gets released on parole, they are under community supervision with the Board of Parole. They are given a set of conditions and assigned to a parole officer’s supervision. The board decides how often the offender needs to contact their parole officer; for some it might be weekly, and for others it could be monthly. The parole officer ensures that the released offender isn’t committing any crimes and is adhering to whatever conditions the board had given them, whether it is refraining from drug or alcohol use, or not possessing any weapons (even legal ones). Parole usually lasts for the remainder of what the sentence would have been, so if someone gets out a year early, their parole will last for a year.

Sadly, more than 50% of offenders end up back in prison within three years of their release. This is why so many prison reform movements have started in the past few years.

Many claim that jails and prisons only exacerbate a person’s previous mental or emotional challenges, and that prisoners are released without any support network. This makes it almost impossible for them to integrate into society again, without falling back into a life of crime. Ideally, prison should rehabilitate convicts, not turn them into worse criminals.

As the world around us seems to melt into a mess of lawlessness, we should keep in mind that as the am hanivchar we are here to be an example to the world in morality, decency and kindness. It might be tempting to go above the speed limit or park illegally, but the world is looking to us to set an example and keep the world together just a bit longer until the coming of Mashiach.

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‫געשאפט פּרנסה און‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫געראטעוועט די שטוב‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫"צומאל קען זיך דוכטן ווי ַאלעס פירט זיך ַאזוי‬ ‫זעלבסטשטענדיג‪ ,‬און מ'לייגט ָ‬ ‫גארנישט קיין‬ ‫געוויכט ַ‬ ‫וויאזוי פון הימל טוט מען ָאנשרייבן‬ ‫יעדן עקסטער ַאלעס ָ‬ ‫וואס אים ָ‬ ‫זאל ַאדורכגיין"‬ ‫הייבט זי ָאן צו דערציילן‪ .‬מיר ָ‬ ‫האבן אויף די ליין‬ ‫ַא 'שוויגער' וועלכע ָ‬ ‫האט אויפגעסיינט איר‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫טאכטער און איידעם מיט ַא תהלים‪-‬מעמבער־‬ ‫שיפּ צוליב ַא ַ‬ ‫קא ָ‬ ‫טא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫סטראפע ָ‬ ‫דארט ביי דעם‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פּא ָ‬ ‫רפאלק‪" .‬איך מוז אייך מיטטיילן ַא געטליכע‬ ‫ַאנטפּלעקונג ָ‬ ‫וואס מיר ָ‬ ‫האבן מיטגעלעבט"‪.‬‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫"פאר מיין איידעם ָ‬ ‫האט זיך‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫געמאכט ַא שווערע‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫דורכגאנג‪ַ :‬א ַ‬ ‫לאנגע צייט איז ַאדורך און ער ָ‬ ‫האט‬ ‫נישט ַ‬ ‫באוויזן צו ברענגן פרנסה אין שטוב‪ָ .‬‬ ‫טראץ‬ ‫ַאלע זיינע ַ‬ ‫באמיאונגען ָ‬ ‫האט ער נישט מצליח‬ ‫געווען צו געפונען ַא ַ‬ ‫פּאסיגע‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫דזשאב‪ .‬וויפיל‬ ‫ָאנשטרעגונג ער ָ‬ ‫האט ָ‬ ‫נאר‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫געמאכט; וויפיל ער‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫האט זיך ָ‬ ‫נאר ַ‬ ‫פאראינטערסירט; און ביי וויפיל‬ ‫פירמעס ער ָ‬ ‫האט זיך ָ‬ ‫נאר איינגעגעבן ַ‬ ‫פאר ַא‬

‫ָ‬ ‫פּאזיציע‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫האט ער ַ‬ ‫פאר ַא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫צייט‪-‬אפּשניט‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ניטא־‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫מאל געקענט קריגן ַאן 'אינטערוויו'‪...‬‬ ‫"די צייט איז זיך‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געלאפן‪ָ ,‬אן פרנסה אין שטוב‪,‬‬ ‫און ביי מיין ָ‬ ‫טאכטער איז‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געווארן פינסטער‪ .‬עס‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫האט איר ממש צוגעטרעטן צום ַ‬ ‫הארצן‪ ,‬די‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫גאנצע שלום בית איז צוגרונד געגאנגען‪ .‬און מיר‬ ‫עלטערן קענען ָ‬ ‫נאר שטיין אין דער זייט צו זען‬ ‫זייער לעבן גייט צוגרונד‪.‬‬ ‫"אין ַא ָ‬ ‫דא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫נערשטאג ָ‬ ‫האב איך זיי ביידע אויפגע־‬ ‫סיינט אין 'תהלים כולל'‪ ,‬מיט ַא געבעט צום‬ ‫אויבירשטן ער ָ‬ ‫זאל זיי שנעל העלפן‪ .‬צו מיין און‬ ‫צו יעדנס ָ‬ ‫שאק איז נישט געווען קיין גרעניץ‪:‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫מא ָ‬ ‫נטאג ָ‬ ‫האט ַא פירמע צו וועמען ער ָ‬ ‫האט זיך‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫איינגעמאלדן שוין ַאזוי ַ‬ ‫לאנג פריער געגעבן ַא‬ ‫פּלוצימ'דיגע ַ‬ ‫באשטעטיגונג ַ‬ ‫פאר ַאן אינטערוויו‪,‬‬ ‫וועלכע ָ‬ ‫האט אין געציילטע טעג געפירט צו ַא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פּאזיציע פון וועלכע ער ַ‬ ‫פארדינט שיין ב"ה‪".‬‬

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If you’ve traveled upstate in recent weeks, you may have spotted someone in a yarmulke cleaning the street, wondering if your eyes were deceiving you.

The Boro Park View has the backstory.

BY: Y. BLOOMING

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nterviewing and conversing with interesting personalities has got to be the most exciting part of this job. Don’t get me wrong; it’s still work! But the actual conversations feel a bit like schmoozing with a friend who has a fascinating story to

share.

That’s not the case all the time, though. This week I spoke to a young man who ended up on the wrong side of the law and soon found himself working a public service job one wouldn’t want on their resume. During our conversation he would sometimes pause to chuckle at the absurdity of his predicament, but it didn’t feel right for me to join in his laughter. So I just nodded and continued taking notes.

Yitzy* is a young driver who was pulled over for speeding a few months ago. When he showed up for his court hearing, he couldn’t have fathomed in his wildest dreams what awaited him in that chamber. When he left an hour later, it took him some time to completely wrap his mind around the fact that he had been assigned four weekends of community service. He knew no one who had experienced it before — he still doesn’t — and never imagined he would be in such a position.

But there he was, on a spring Sunday morning not long thereafter, waking up early and dressing for a day of cleaning and serving — the type of work an undocumented immigrant would find mildly appealing, at best.

Yitzy enjoyed no part of this ordeal. But speaking with him, one gets the sense that he has accepted the madness and embraced this embarrassing story as just another chapter in his life. And instead of hiding from it, he was kind enough to tell us about what transpired that day.

Tell us what happened. How did you find yourself cleaning a New City street on a beautiful Sunday morning?

I was pulled over for speeding on the Palisades. I won’t share how fast I was going, but it was fast. At the hearing, the judge did not go easy on me, and to my absolute shock, he offered me four days of community service as appropriate punishment for my misdeeds.

That sounds extreme. Why do you think he was so harsh?

He just may have been having a bad day, for all I know. The only thing I can think of is that when he asked me if I had anything to say, presumably expecting to hear some remorseful words, I shook my head that I did not.

Why didn’t you say something, even something insincere?

My attorney had told me before we walked in not to say anything. I

handful of people. I got to speaking with one individual, and it was curious to see that while his crime was much worse than mine, we were still doing the same teshuvah together, for some reason.

Are you allowed to bring along personal items, or are you like a prisoner for those hours?

think he figured it would show humility, but it backfired. Regardless, it’s easy to be upset at the judge or the lawyer, but I could have avoided all this by not speeding, y’know…

You can bring along a lunch bag and some select essentials such as sunglasses. You are allowed to have your phone with you, but you are not supposed to use it. Enforcement, however, depends on the police officer overseeing the shift.

Did you consider appealing or somehow fighting the ruling?

Did the work feel rewarding in any way? After all, it is a public service.

No. You have to understand that this was a plea deal. The actual ticket comes with a bunch of points and a suspended license, which is a far worse situation. Once the judge made his decision, all that was left for me was to put on my sneakers and get to work.

Not at all. It is meant to be a punishment, and that’s exactly what it is. I have zero allegiance to the game of golf, and I don’t live in New City. Even if I did, there are hundreds of streets in that town; how does my work on one block make any difference?

Many people who are assigned community service receive a note from an organization or public service that they put in the required hours. Why are you cleaning streets?

Did you find the actual work to be difficult?

The judge went all out, giving me what’s called “Sheriff’s Community Service,” where the guilty party is supervised by a police officer during their designated hours.

Could you at least choose in what area to work?

Not in such a case. Since the court was in New City, that is where I had to serve.

Please take us through what the actual process of performing community service was like.

Were you afraid of being recognized?

Totally. But once one Yid saw me, I felt much more at ease…

What can other people learn from you?

I guess that they shouldn’t speed. But they shouldn’t do that anyway — not just because they might get a cranky judge, but because it’s dangerous. And also, what’s the rush?

I was required to work four weekends. I was able to choose whether to work on Saturday or Sunday, so of course, I took Sunday. I was required to show up at a predesignated spot at 7:30 a.m., where they told us what our first job responsibility was. That first week, we were first directed to a country club where we were helping clean up after an event that was held, I believe, for veterans. After that, we were taken to a nearby street where we did simple cleanup work. In the weeks that followed, we cleaned a camp for blind people and did other exciting chores like that…

Now to the big question: Did you learn your lesson?

Do you work on your own or as part of a team?

(Chuckles…) I’m happy for all of them. Except that judge, of course.

I was part of a very small team, with never more than a 122

It’s plenty humiliating but not difficult. Having to go to sleep on a summer Motzei Shabbos shortly after the zman because you have to be up fartugs, now that was the difficult part.

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I guess you’ll have to check back in with me. But one lesson I did learn clearly is that sometimes things are out of our control. A different judge on a different day could have meant a reduction to a parking ticket and a short lecture on responsibility, but this is just something I was supposed to go through.

Thank you for talking to us. On behalf of our New City readers, I do want to also thank you for serving the community so loyally.

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What is a highway?

A public way, especially a main direct road, says Merriam-Webster. Deceptively simple, dear reader.

Deceptively simple. For what are freeways, parkways, expressways, thruways and turnpikes, to name a few?

To take this all the way back, the term highway, also from Merriam-Webster, predates the 12th century.

But highways as we know them, all nice and smooth and wrapped in tar, are relatively recent.

With cars for run-of-the-mill citizens gaining popularity in the early twentieth century, the mud-packed roads of yesteryear just didn’t cut it. Which led to one shining gem in the trove of highways around the world: The Interstate Highway System. (Its full name? The Dwight D. Eisenhower National System of Interstate and Defense Highways.) This network of highways links all major American cities and is credited to President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who encouraged, signed a bill about, and raised funds for it.

This elaborate system of controlled-access roads allows traffic across the United States to flow widely, smoothly and quickly. I mean, just picture traveling city to city or state to state in the start-and-stop manner of local roads… You’ve heard enough, right?

More pros of the IHS include accessibility to all ends of the country and pollution diverted from local roadways.

With the system up and zooming, American culture got its set of wheels too. The cargo trucking industry boomed, gas stations and truck stops and suburbs sprang up, and the concept of a “road trip” suddenly became possible.

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Interstate in Numbers Ever ponder the numbers on those white, red and blue shield-shaped signs that represent the interstate highways?

In a nutshell, interstates with even numbers run from east to west, while the odd ones go north to south. Interstates with one or two digits (think I-95) connect several regions, while those with three digits (I-285) serve single cities and are dubbed auxiliary interstate highways as they connect to longer, two-digit highways. The last two digits of the interstate’s number match its parent highway.

Did you know?

One of Dwight Eisenhower’s major considerations for developing the Interstate Highway System was the ability to evacuate major cities in event of a nuclear attack. Remember, his were the brrrr times of the Cold War with Russia.

Rumble strips, those bumps along the side of the road that rattle your teeth along with the car? They’re there to shake and wake tired drivers, preventing accidents before they happen.

During the years of building the IHS, many freeway routes were drawn up without considering local interests. The result? Freeway revolts. Some unfinished and unused “ghost roads” in parts of the U.S. bear witness to those.

If your sense of congruence was severely upset when you happened to notice that the line marking the right edge of the highway lane is white and the left lane is yellow, be happy you’re not seeing the yellow line on your left. That would tell you you’re traveling the wrong way, a hazard on wheels if I ever saw one.

Is it overpass or underpass? Lay off the old argument because there are both, and they carry traffic over and under freeways to allow for less traffic — and thus, quicker travel.

Highways? They’re called “motorways” in the UK. Highway rest stops were planned right along with the Interstate highways.

Following a layout standard set by the planners of the Interstate, no commercial business is allowed at rest stops, as they are meant to be a place for motorists to stretch their legs and enjoy the landscape.

Highway Trivia The world’s first modern highway was built 175 years ago.

The longest international highway, the Pan-American, stretches 30,000 miles and passes through fourteen countries from Canada to Argentina.

Chandler Highway in Australia is considered the world’s shortest, coming in at just .87 miles (1.4 km).

Katy Freeway in Texas is the widest, with 26 lanes at some points.

The busiest highway, surprisingly, has nothing to do with New York. It’s Highway 401 in Ontario, Canada, and upward of 500,000 vehicles travel it daily.

The fastest highway (and road) in the world is the Autobahn in Germany. There are no speed limits on parts of it, and cars and motorcycles can rip through at 200 mph if they so choose. Compare that to the highest speed limit in the U.S., also in Texas: 85 mph.

Myth Smash Here’s a fascinating myth about the IHS: One of every five miles of highway must be straight so an airplane can land in an emergency.

But it may not be a bad idea!

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‫קליין ביז גרויס זיצן שטיל‬ ‫אין די לאנגע פרייטאג‬ ‫נאכמיטאגס‬ ‫צו ב‬ ‫אל אקומ‬ ‫זעלע געשעפעטן אין‬ ‫ב‬ ‫אוסטשטענ ןד אלס‬ ‫יסגאבע יגע‬

‫ווייל מען איז פארנומען צו נאכמאלן די הערליכע סצענעס‪ ,‬ליינען די‬ ‫דראמאטישע קאמיקס‪ ,‬שפילן די שיינע אקטיוויטעטן‪ ,‬און נאכמאכן די‬ ‫וואונדערליכע סייענס ערפינדונגען וואס מען טרעפט יעדע וואך אינעם‬ ‫קינדער שריפט‪ ,‬און שארפט אויס די טאלאנטן אויף אן ערליכן אופן‪.‬‬

‫די קינדער‪-‬שריפט פאר קינדער‬ ‫ווי אויך בלייבט עס נאכאלס‬ ‫א ביילאגע פון “די וואך”‬ ‫וועכענטליכע אויסגאבע פאר די גאנצע פאמיליע‬

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

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HOW TO PLAY:

Email the form to comments@thebpview.com or fax to 718-408-8771 by Sunday at 9:00 p.m.

4. Two winners will be drawn each week, each of whom will receive a $15 gift card at Judaica Corner!

Find words on the board containing four letters or more.

Letters of a word must be connected in a chain (each letter should be adjacent to the next either vertically, horizontally or diagonally), and each letter can only be used once in a given word.

The following are not allowed in Boggle: Adding “s” to a word • Proper nouns • Abbreviations • Contractions • Acronyms

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List some words only the winner found:

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4-letter words: 2 points

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5-letter words: 3 points

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6-letter words: 5 points

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POINTS

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

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

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

Family name: Katz, 718-xxx-0287 Name of winner: Gittel Amount of points: 40 Names of competing players: Mommy, Chava Some words only the winner found: dual, honed, rend, rural, true The longest word found on the board: ironed A new word learned from the board: crux

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5 1 2 4 6 9

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

Family name: Kugelman, 718-xxx-1326

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Name of winner: Gitty Amount of points: 40 Names of competing players: Moshe

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Some words only the winner found: code, split, sure, thing, trend Last week’s bonus word: excursion

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Gitty Friedman, 9, Pupa

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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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Family Blau

Yanky Goldberg, 5

Ruchy and Yechiel Dovid Landau

Yides and Miriam Waldman

Bergman and Braun Family

‫מרדכי שטערן‬

Yossi and Mendy Friedman

Simi Kellner, 6

Esty Landau, 2

Shia Labin, 5

Moshe Geller

Shmuel and Shmuel

Dovi Neugarten

Yossi Englander and Yidi Glauber

Toby Berger, 5

Shlomie Brodt, 5

Ovadia Ungar, 4

Shimon Spitzer, 6

Chayala Rennert, 5

Aron Klein

Miri Gluck, castle

Volv y and Yossi Strohli

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

Neocate $46.99 per can. Kendamil $38.99.

Similac L’Mehadrin $28.99!! We also buy off any extra formula for a good price. Call for other types of formulas.

Formula Trade 347.369.4886

CANON CAMERAS Canon cameras 2nd hand, exc condition! With or without wifi! no warranty.

NEW LOCATION!!! 160 Lee Ave bsmt. (behind the right contact) For hours, questions or to order. Call 347-871-2330 (formerly 9177893380) FOR SALE Brand new GE white gas oven for sale. $375. Perfect for the country. Please call / text 347486-2090.

DOONA FOR SALE Doona Brand new in box colour of your choice delivered for $495. Only 2 available. Please call or text (929) 256-4833

WATCH FOR SALE Michelle watch with diamonds brand new condition. magnificent and unique was $1750 selling for $1600. to view pics. email: watchforsale22@gmail.com DOONA STROLLER Doona Stroller, multiple colors available! cll/txt 1-201614-4045 YOYA /BABY PRIDE STROLLERS Now on sale, available in beautiful colors, ASTM standards, company backed warranty. Free delivery.

Please call 845-263-2737

APT RENTAL 4 bedroom apartment east 8th and foster. Wonderful, Heimish block, close to all communities. Second floor.

Call 917-753-9861 FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT 16/44. specious front entrance semi Bsmt apt. 1.5 bedrooms. windows, a.c. w/d, sami bsmt. Chasan Kallah preferred - avail aug 1. Call 1845-903-9106 OFFICE FOR RENT Office 18&55 1700 sq ft brand new 4000$ . 631-746-6095

BUGABOO FOX Almost new black bugaboo Fox $800 negotiable. pls call 845 492 8538 lve msg if no answer

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

STROLLER FOR SALE Brand new black Valco regular double stroller, used 5 times, $675 obo. 347-4610946

HOUSE IN MONSEY Big, spacious 6 bedroom house for rent in Chestnut Ridge (Monsey) from July 26Aug 24. 347-628-7763

REAL ESTATE

HOUSE WITH POOL 4 BR house with HEATED pool, available for Shabosim.

Fri-Sun $2000 (9days cheaper) Text 347-674-6854

MONSEY GETAWAY Spacious, well-kept, home for Hisvaadus, Shabbaton, Simcha guests, whole house or BRs only. Swings, playroom, patio. Great location, Shuls on block! Call/ text 914-325-7085

Great G op pportunitty! KIND DZEES EHS E is hiring h tea achers fo or the up pcoming school s year!

HOUSE IN MONSEY Big, spacious 6 bedroom house for rent in Chestnut Ridge (Monsey) from July 26Aug 24. 347-628-7763

MONSEY Across 18 Forshay-Scheiners Shul. 2-3-4 or 6 bedrooms sleeps 4 - 12. Available Shabbos or short term. Also for Tishrei - 12 x 24 Sukkah 845-548-3548 MONSEY GETAWAY Spacious, well-kept, home for Hisvaadus, Shabbaton, Simcha guests, whole house or BRs only. Swings, playroom, patio. Great location, Shuls on block! Call/ text 914-325-7085 APARTMENT IN YERUSHALAYIM FOR YOM KIPPUR & SUCCOS

Beautiful 2 bedroom apt available. Centrally located in Tenuva.

Big Sucka porch.For pictures & details email creativebycr@gmail.com / call:+972-53-411-2116 BEAUTIFUL CAMPGROUNDS Beautiful campgrounds in the poconos available to rent for shabbatons or overnight stays . Please contact poconosmanagement@ gmail.com” SHOR TERM RENTAL Beautiful campgrounds in the poconos available to rent for shabbatons or overnight stays. Please contact poconosmanagement@ gmail.com 917-494-4422

SCHOOLS, CAMPS, COMPOSERS, WEDDING, PRIVATE, AND WHAT NOT!

Dip ploma or 90 0+ credits required Competitiv ve Pay – Grreat Atmossphere – Am mazing B Benefits

718-369 9-1800 extt.8

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Make a difference and develop your career skills!

HCS WOMEN’S DAY HABILITATION BORO PARK IS NOW HIRING HCS is seeking Professional Day Habilitation Counselors for their women’s program in their beautiful new facility in Boro Park.

Special Incentive for New Hires!

Benefits: • Competitive hourly rate • Paid vacation and sick days • Opportunities for growth

Qualifications: • Post high-school, seminary or college student • Motivated and/or experienced working with individuals with developmental disabilities • Ability to conduct and implement curricula with the Day-Hab participants

Apply today:

718.854.2747 x 1210 | r.schwarzmer@hcsny.org

• Responsibility and commitment a must

Classifieds MIAMI BEACH Newly renovated beautiful ocean view 1 bedroom apt. for rent. 347.760.0570 SHORT TERM RENTAL Brand new basement near OAK and VINE, Lakewood NJ. Available for Shabbos rental 917-937-1767 FOR RENT Very nice airy 2 bedroom apt, windows in all rooms, bet 17&18 on 63. Call 347-5635237

HELP WANTED BABISITTER HELPER Im looking for responsible woman to help me with my babysitting group. Malky 718 677 0258 JOB RESUMES Need a great work resume?

Resumes are what we do!

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

SEEKING COUNSELOR to shadow a special needs individual in camp.

Starting now until the end of the summer. Must be dedicated and enjoy working with the special needs community. Email cgross@hamaspikkings.org or call 347.439.4283 for more information.

JOB OPPORTUNITY

Na’aseh Montessori Afterschool program is looking for instructors with BA and P3 providers. Hours are 3-6 Monday through Thursday. Great environment and pay.

Email your resume to info@naaseh.org. 718500-3765 ext.102 TWINKLE DAYCARE Twinkle Daycare is seeking warm, qualified coteachers for Sept for a class of one year-olds, as well as teacher with BA for our toddler class. Also seeking an assistant teacher for summer program. Beautiful friendly environment, great pay. Email resume with references: bpdaycare1@ gmail.com Leave msg: 917532-8099 FEMALE SECRETARY Heimishe office in BP. Good phone, computer skills, multi task, no experience necessary. New grads welcome. Great work envrmt, excellent growth oppty. email resume: pinny@ unitedsalesusa.com JOB OPPORTUNITY Madrich/ rebbe needed for special ed boys class 9-2.

Call 347-865-1966 and email resume to school718438@ gmail.Com

Sarno Coach One on one for women ‘’Helping you free yourself from pain’’

Headaches, back aches, fatigue, insomnia, and more.

Learn the tools you need to be PAIN FREE in two sessions.

PLAYGROUP STAFF BABYSITTER Heimishe Playgroup in BP seeking a babysitter for the staff’s children. 3 babies.

Excellent environment. 929630-0390 BOOKKEEPER/ PAYROLL Looking for an experienced Man or Woman Bookkeeper/ Payroll Needed urgently. Part time 2-3 hrs $30 per 2hours. for more info kindly email below: justinsmith3330@ gmail.com GREAT OPPORTUNITY Looking for an energetic girl for nursery assistant in boys daycamp. Great place to work! 929-331-8771 ELEMENTARY TEACHER Chassidishe girls school in BP seeking upper elementary teacher for Limudei Kodesh, Great Pay.Email resume to teachingposition123@gmail. com TECH SUPPORT REP NEEDED! Provide high quality customer service to our clients by troubleshooting, diagnosing and providing solutions to resolve issues in a Brooklyn based Financial business. Training provided by our teams. Please send resume to csaks@ fidelitypayment.com or call 718.782.2823 x 426

SEEKING SECRETARY Boro Park office seeks a F/T Secretary, basic office knowledge and process payroll, computer and phone skills. Must Be Able To Multitask . Detailed &Org. Will Train. Excellent pay.

Great opportunity For high School graduate. Great Opp For Growth. Send Resume officejobdaycare@gmail.com OFFICE POSITION Heimishe office in BP looking to hire a bookkeeper.

Part time an option. Great environment and growth opportunities available.

Email resume: hr@royalbag. com OFFICE POSITION Heimishe office in BP looking to hire a bookkeeper.

Part time an option. Great environment and growth opportunities available.

Email resume: hr@royalbag. com JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking preschool assistant, Female. Full Time/Part Time, Yiddish Speaking a must. Call 718-686-5500 ext.800 Email resume Preschooljob247@gmail.com SEEKING TEACHER Heimishe school in BP seeking Pre1a Yiddish teacher. Email resume to Resumes5782@gmail.com

Looking for 1:1 instructors for special needs school.

Wonderful environment!!

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Big career opportunities.

Helping little ones.

Quality Assurance Supervisor

Service Coordinator Supervisor

Monitor quality assurance and compliance of Milestones EI agency within NY regulations.

Oversee a team of EI service coordinators. Hire, train, and provide ongoing supervision to ensure maximum effectiveness.

Requirements

Requirements

• 5+ years experience in EI • BA in health and human services

• 3+ years experience in EI • BA in health and human services

• Attentive to detail

• Leadership skills

or MA in a related field

or MA in a related field

Talent Acquisition Specialist

Service Coordinator

Find, screen, and attract qualified candidates to fill open positions.

Help build a professional, highly capable team.

Facilitate EI services by acting as a liaison for parents in the Milestones program. Arrange services, monitor progress, and manage client communication.

Requirements

Requirements

• Work experience in the

• BA in health and human

• People skills • Excellent communication skills

• Organized and people skills

education/ therapy field

services or MA in a related field

Send resumes to milestones@hamaspikkings.org

718.387.8400 x 630

Milestones, Hamaspik early intervention, is growing our team.

We are seeking enthusiastic professionals looking to build a career doing meaningful work, helping developmentally delayed children age 0-3 reach their developmental goals through therapy and other care services.

skymediaco.co

O PPO RTUNITIE S:

Great salary • Fabulous benefits and perks • Boro Park office

Classifieds OFFICE POSITION Heimishe office in BP looking to hire for secretarial position. Great environment and growth opportunities available. Grads welcome.

Email resume: hr@royalbag. com

JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking preschool staff (Female) for Sept. Yiddish speaking a must. With/ without Degree. Great Pay. Email: DCJOB2812@gmail. com Fax Resume: 718-6865577

SEEKING BILLING REP Busy Heimishe Office is looking for a Billing Rep. Benefits include great pay, health insurance, paid Yom Tov, vacation days and legal holidays. Email resume to sarah@royalcare.nyc.

DAYCARE TEACHER Seeking a teacher with a BA for a beautiful new Daycare center for September. Also looking for asst teachers, great pay!

Please email resume or info: daycare4641@gmail.com

OFFICE POSITION Heimishe office in BP looking to hire for secretarial position. Great environment and growth opportunities available. Grads welcome.

Email resume: hr@royalbag. com

ELEMENTARY TEACHER Chassidishe girls school in BP seeking upper elementary teacher for Limudei Kodesh, Great Pay.Email resume to teachingposition123@gmail. com

OFFICE POSITION Heimishe girls office in BP looking to hire secretary.

Competitive salary, great atmosphere. Hours 12:00 6:00 PM. (option to start work later). Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp4322@gmail. com SEEKING BILLING REP Busy Heimishe Office is looking for a Billing Rep. Benefits include great pay, health insurance, paid Yom Tov, vacation days and legal holidays. Email resume to sarah@royalcare.nyc.

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Part-time & Full-time jobs available. Email TopPartTimeJobs@ gmail.com

F/T SECRETARY Heimishe office in the heart of Boro Park seeking f/t secretary, general office work, organized detail oriented, knowledge of excel & QuickBooks, experience preferred. Please email resume to aigbldr@aol.com

718.705.5182 NACHAS

JOBS AVAILABLE

F/T PARAPROFESSIONALS Seeking full-time paraprofessionals to work in a special education school for the 2022-2023 school year in Flatbush. Heimish environment! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org

BY RABBI SHMUEL ECKSTEIN

HEALTH

JOB OPPORTUNITY Chassidishe Cheder in BP is seeking a pre nursery assistant for the upcoming school year. Please call 718851-6462 ext 104

JOB OPPORTUNITY Professional office in BP looking for FT secretary in multi-girl office, no experience necessary. Basic computer knowledge needed, will train. Contact: hanna@ atlantixco.com

ENDORSED BY MANY RABUNIM

SHIDDUCHIM

SEEKING TEACHERS Chassidishe high school seeks exp. teachers for chemistry, A. History. Email resume to school3598@gmail.com

SEEKING TEACHERS / BABYSITTERS Seeking devoted heimishe co teachers/babysitters for Yiddish spkg. Daycare in boro park for September, Amazing work environment and Great benefits! Pls call 7187016556 ext 1

REMOVE AN AYIN HORA! PARNASSAH

JOB OPPORTUNITY Associate Teachers, full time, for Chassidishe Sp ed girls school. Email: school718438@ gmail.com or call 929-2540080 x402.

SUCCESS

SHALOM BAYIS

SEEKING NURSERY ASSISTANT Heimishe Cheder, BP, has opening for Nursery assistant for upcoming year. Very Geshmake place to work in!

929-331-9991 COUNSELORS AND MORAHS

Seeking counselors and morahs for a day camp in Monticello. Fabulous environment! Married and unmarried staff.

No bungalow provided.

Transportation provided. Please call 917.474.6826.

SEEKING PLAYGROUP TEACHER Heimishe playgroup in the heart of BP looking for a female Teacher with a BA for the upcoming school year.

Great environment and pay!

Please call 347-458-9517 SEEKING ENGLISH TEACHER Heimishe school in BP seeking 1st grade English teacher. Email resume to Resumes5782@gmail.com CATERING SECRETARY Seeking a secretary for heimishe catering office.

11-5. Phone and computer skills needed. Graduates preferred. Email resume: bpjobposition588@gmail. com.

11 HUMMINGBIRD WAY, JACKSON

AMAZING OPPORTUNITY NEAR ROYAL GROVE! 3300 SQFT • 5 BEDROOM/3.1 BATHS • CHEFS KITCHEN POOL • ENTERTAINERS BACKYARD • PERGULA OUTDOOR KITCHEN • PIZZA OVEN

OPEN HOUSE

SUNDAY JULY 24TH, 1:00-3:00

MALKIE: 845.659.6516 TOBY: 848.525. 9477 OFFICE: 856.363.3000

Classifieds BUILD A SUCCESFUL RETAIL BUSINESS FROM HOME. Speaking friendly motivated people who love helping others, to join our amazing team.Full training & support call 929-409-1382 JOB OPPORTUNITY Speech Pathologist Female, experienced for bilingual Yiddish through independent contract\RSA. Yiddish speaking a must.

347-452-8988 SUMMER JOB Heimishe day camp in Boro Park seeking for elementary counselors. Amazing staff program. Please call 718851-1543 and leave a detailed message.

JOB AVAILABLE Project processor position available for a decorative fixtures business in Brooklyn. The role includes: communicating with clients, vendors, and architects.

Reviewing project plans, Placing orders, & updating project progress.Fulltime job.Email:Esther@ OLLRecruiting.com

KEEP CALM

PLAYGROUP ASSISTANT Looking for full/part time Yiddish speaking playgroup assistant/co teacher for the upcoming school year Sep 22.

Well paid. Call- if no answer leave a message 718-259-1820

YOUR

SUMMER HOME AWAITS

SEEKING ESCORT to accompany Hamaspik Group Home residents to medical appointments.

Experience with developmentally delayed population, and medical know-how important. Great pay. Driver’s license required.

Call 718.387.8400 ext. 4401 for more information.

BILLING AND RECEIVABLES Seeking qualified candidate for billing and receivables.

Must be detail oriented and able to meet deadlines.

Competitive pay & benefits.

Great work environment.

Email resume to sreinhold@ hamaspikkings.org ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Seeking administrative assistant for Comfort Health’s-Boro Park location.

Must be diligent, responsible, and detail-oriented.

Heimish work environment, with great benefits. Full time. Graduates welcome.

Email Resume to LFeder@ comforthealthny.org HR COORDINATOR Seeking HR coordinator and HR front desk secretary for Hamaspik Boro Park location.

Must be diligent, responsible, and detail oriented. Amazing work environment with great benefits. Full time.

Email resume to HR@ hamaspikkings.org

KEEP CALM YOUR

HOUSKEEPER WANTED $100 per day + tip, residential cleaning, 646-904-1247

SEEKING STAFF for Hamaspik girls’ group home in Boro park. Hours needed: Sunday 3pm-8pm.

Choose the hours that work for you. Great pay, many benefits, very pleasant environment. Call 917-6486251 or email ykasnett@ hamaspikkings.org

HOME ORGANIZERS Looking to hire home organizers, to help local Williamsburg families have a home of its true potential.

Can be part time hours, great pay. Call/Text: 917.968.2292 HOMECARE MANAGER Seeking an individual with experience in Intake for Homecare/Managed Care.

Some managerial experience preferred. Great pay + Extensive Benefit package and growth potential. Email resume to: Openjobsny@ gmail.com OFFICE POSITION

Challenge Early Intervention seeks responsible, computer literate individual for Our Brooklyn office. Great working environment.Heimishe office. Email resume to hr@challenge-ei.com

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InklandPrinting

SUMMER HOME AWA I T S

Printing

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SEEKING SECRETARY for a special needs Sunday and after-school program in Williamsburg. Must be responsible, fun, and enjoy working with special needs children. Fun atmosphere and great pay. Call 347.675.7726 for more details

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GREAT SALES POSITION Be Your Own Boss! “Be in business for yourself not by yourself” best training + support provided, great benefits and retirement package. Please email dglick@newyorklife.com or call 845-639-5216

SEEKING STAFF for Hamaspik boys’ group home in Boro Park. Hours needed: 7am-9am, 3pm-8pm.

Email resume to cfisher@ hamaspikkings.org SEEKING COUPLE to work at Hamaspik girls’ or boys’ group residence in Boro Park on Shabbos and Yamim Tovim. Excellent pay and benefits. Great opportunity for the right candidates.

Call 718-387-8400 ext.

165 or email rgross@ hamaspikkings.org JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimish Mosed in BP seeking a Pre Nursery Teacher with a Masters. Supportive Staff in beautiful environment. email lfish1850@gmail.com.

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Are you a star?

We’re searching for you.

Chayeinu Academy is looking to fill the following positions:

1:1 Instructors FT Occupational Therapist

To join our experienced team and work in a warm, welcoming environment, email your resume to info@chayeinuacademy.org

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

F/T P/T TEACHERS Seeking a FT/PT teacher in a heimishe daycare in BP for August & upcoming school year. Great work environment Call: 347-2404572

FEMALE LIFEGUARD Looking for female lifeguard in Monticello exit 106, no bungalow provided. Monday - Friday 3 hours per day in the afternoon.. Call or text 2129603182

SCHOOL SECRETARY Heimishe school in BP seeking front office secretary 8-4:45. Personable, computer savvy, multi-tasking. Email resume to Resumes5782@ gmail.com

HEAD TEACHER Seeking warm, caring, energetic, responsible head teacher for dynamic special needs program on Sundays.

Experience as a special education teacher preferred.

Amazing environment, rewarding work, and great pay! Email resume: dinag@ thecenterny.org

PARA/INSTRUCTOR Seeking an instructor/para who is passionate about working with children for special ed class in Heimishe girls school in BP. Great Environment. Fax/email resume 718 435-4092. Email ds@ganyisroel.org

MILESTONE Select

Recruiting Group

JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimishe BP office is seeking a girl to manage various projects. Must be responsible, have the ability to multitask, take initiative, and have excellent interpersonal and phone skills. Great Potential. Email resume to position5308@gmail.com HIRING Underwriting & Account Boarding Specialist Needed!

Prescreen and process new customer Applications in a fast paced and exciting Brooklyn based Financial business. Interact with Banks and Agents. Detail Oriented nature and good communication skills needed, with training provided by our teams. Please send resume to csaks@fidelitypayment.com or call 718.782.2823 x 426

BUILD A SUCCESFUL RETAIL BUSINESS FROM HOME. Speaking friendly motivated people who love helping others, to join our amazing team.Full training & support call 929-409-1382 JUDAICA STORE judaica company looking to hire part time secratery/ bookkeeping work. Looking to hire fulltime storefront sales please send to simchonim.usa@gmail.

SEEKING SECRETARY Heimishe school in BP seeking front office secretary 8-4:45. Personable, computer savvy, multi-tasking. Email resume to Resumes5782@ gmail.com

JOIN OUR TEAM

a SMPRNY company

TAKE YOUR WORK EXPERIENCE TO THE NEXT LEVEL!

Full Time Secretary Position Available • Professional work environment

Connect with our team today.

Send your resume to

• Competitive pay & benefits

jobs@milestoneselect.com

• Great potential for growth

2+ years of employment required.

Experienced | Trusted | Confidential

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Our team is for the books!

We now have openings for additional talent to join our fabulous team and enjoy a pleasant work environment with great potential.

Email resume to: Team@ringelco.com FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Looking to hire a seller and secretary in a busy wig salon Must be friendly, super organised and experienced.

Email resumes to:

info@tobywigsalon.com BEGINNING SEPTEMBER '22

LI M I T ED S LOT S AVA I L A B LE

Seeking

Paras for a special-needs school in Williamsburg

T R A N S P O R TAT I O N P R OV I D E D

Email your resume to: Cnussenzweig@hamaspikschool.org Or call 718.408.5444 ext. 5245

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Classifieds JOB OPPORTUNITY Madrich/ rebbe needed for special ed boys class 9-2.

Call 347-865-1966 and email resume to school718438@ gmail.Com SUMMER JOB Counselor/Para for chassidishe Sp Ed girls Day Camp and Camp. Email: school718438@gmail.Com or call 347-401-2803 SEEKING F/ T TEACHERS Associate Teachers, full time, for Chassidishe Sp ed girls school. Email: school718438@ gmail.com or call 929-2540080 x402.

SEEKING TEACHERS Heimishe school in BP seeking Pre1a Yiddish teacher and 1st Grade English teacher. Email resume to Resumes5782@gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITY F/T secretary needed in BP office. Computer basics & customer service a must.

Email resume to info@ bhemt.org.

BABYSITTING

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 WEIGHT LOSS Lose weight in the comfort of your own home by renting out the Lympha/ Air compression machine (Also great for circulation, digestion, varicose veins and much more) Call 347-7860810

LEARN PHOTOGRAPHY THIS SUMMER. The best camera is only as good as your knowledge of using it! For $250 you can learn the art of shooting portraits with a USB course & support package. Hotline: 845-478-4843. support@ vividstudiosny.com

SEEKING BABISITTER Seeking a babysitter in my house for late afternoon hours starting September.

Ideal for preschool assistants / teachers. Nice pay. 347-4515930

STUNNING PAINTINGS Stunning paintings will turn your picture into the most beautiful 100% hand paintings! Countless references avail Text (914) 933-7263

Please call: 646-789-1967 or 845-537-5280 July 20, 2022

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ENVELOPE PRINTING Got an event / wedding coming up? Get your list organised, envelopes printed, hassle free. Just give up your list 718-853-3343

TRANSLATION ETC We teach Hebrew, English and Yiddish in person, zoom we also translate documents ,write inspiring letters ,speeches, etc. heytranslations@gmail.com

Heimishe babysitter available in area of 15 and 59. Please call: 917847-5495.

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YIDDISH LESSONS ON THE PHONE Learn to read, write & communicate in yiddish.

Great for therapists, ladies & girls 347-834-3187

MOBILE SUITE RV Custom RV Kosher layout great to accommodate your guest single bedrooms and three rooms available we deliver and set up at your location 845-833-3555

Heated Pool for rent in Chester 144

Daycamp in Monticello now accepting campers for second half. Please call 917.474.6826.

MUSIC LESSONS ON THE PHONE Mr. Wertzberger’s Music School offering music lessons on the phone, ages 9-15 boys and girls. Try it free! 718-4351923

MAKEUP ARTIST Certified makeup artist available for all your occasions. Call/ text Esty Klein at 917-6760105. (Located in old Williamsburg)

HEIMISHE BABYSITTER

DAYCAMP IN MONTICELLO

ATTENTION LADIES AND GIRLS Yiddish lessons on the phone. Learn to read, write & communicate in yiddish.

Great for therapists, ladies & girls 347-834-3187 TEENS NIGHT OUT! Mon and Wed evenings 7 to 9 pm . Come paint with friends ! Reserve at HH :1845-290-1919

ENVELOPE PRINTING Got an event / wedding coming up? Get your list organised, envelopes printed, hassle free. Just give up your list 718-853-3343 AYIN HORAH The renowned Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim is now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone. Call: 718.689.1902 or 516.300.1490 PHOTO ALBUMS Custom photo books, weddings, engagements, Chosson/Baby, Upsherin, etc. Also professional photo editing. Photo Dreams 347.563.5153 HANDYMAN & PAINTING Experienced & Reliable handyman. Small jobs our specialty! Plumbing, Electric, construction, Locksmith, painting, plastering. Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, call: 347.275.5408 ELECTRICIAN All Electrical work, outlets, switches, fixtures, new lines for washer/dryer or a/c, shabbos clocks, circut breakers. 718.951-0090 CONSTRUCTION Bathrooms, kitchens, closets, decks, extensions, additions, Basements, all electrical, plumbing, Carpentry.

Lowest prices, fastest service.

718.951-0090 HANDYMAN & ELECTRICIAN Electrician, plumber, sewer service, Carpentry, sheetrock, locks, etc. 718.9510090

Furnished 4 room aptartment

FOR RENT

Available immediately through September Bates area in Monsey Please call: 845-426-4603

ALTERATIONS LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700 GARTLECH We fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. call: 917-414-3281 MOBILE SUITE RV Custom RV Kosher layout great to accommodate your guest single bedrooms and three rooms available we deliver and set up at your location 845833-3555 LEARN PHOTOGRAPHY THIS SUMMER. The best camera is only as good as your knowledge of using it! For $250 you can learn the art of shooting portraits with a USB course & support package. Hotline: 845-478-4843. support@vividstudiosny. com PHOTOGRAPHY Children, Portraits, Family, Upsherin, Slideshows for any occasion, family Gatherings, Anniversaries, events, etc.

Photo Dreams 347.563.5153 DRIVER IN ISRAEL Heimishe driver in Israel with updated, luxury vehicles available for all driving jobs. All size vehicles with room for 4, 6, 8, 10, 16 or 20 passengers. Please call Yair Rashevsky at 972-50-405-0150.

DRIVER AVAILABLE Driver with many years exp. available to do long distance trips with brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469 SARNO COACH Are you suffering from Back pain, Headaches, eczema, stomach pain..?

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DONATE VEHICLE

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DONATE MASSER money/collect etc. for a heimeshe almuna in desperate need and get well rewarded!

Call: 929-276-2404 POCONOS Beautiful day trip in the Poconos mountains hiking swimming bbq in a Haimishe environment starting at 14$ . Please contact poconosmanagement@ gmail.com 917-494-4422

SUMMER JOBS SUMMER JOB Seeking pre-school assistants and teachers for second half. Please call 718436-0201 SECRETARY Second half for Heimishe day camp in BP, 9-5. 718-869-4329 LIFEGUARD Second half for Heimishe day camp in BP. Please call 347-461-0713 JOB OPPORTUNITY Counselor/Para for chassidishe Sp Ed girls Day Camp and Camp. Email: school718438@gmail.Com or call 347401-2803 SUMMER JOB Chassidishe Girls DC seeking elementary counselors and assistants for 2nd half 718-688-1223/917-557-8051 also seeking preschool teachers 718-436-0540.

SUMMER JOB Chasidishe day camp in Lakewood seeking fun loving staff and head staff. Accommodations, meals, and transportation will be provided. For more information please call: Mrs. Kiserman-732-604-3668 Miss Krybus732-597-3677

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COUNSELORS AND MORAHS Seeking counselors and morahs for a day camp in Monticello. Fabulous environment! Married and unmarried staff.

No bungalow provided.

Transportation provided.

Please call 917.474.6826.

DAYCAMP IN MONTICELLO Daycamp in Monticello now accepting campers for second half. Please call 917.474.6826.

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SUMMER JOB Seeking certified and non certified ladies/girls to work as counselors and assistants in Chassidishe daycamp in Boro Park. Also seeking 2 responsible, capable girls to be Director’s assistants. Great pay, fun environment! Call 646-343-7092 SUMMER JOB Chassidishe preschool daycamp is looking for experienced teachers for second half . Exciting environment & great pay! Pls call 347-598-0930

Requirements:

Lost a black Kapel with letter ‘ches’ 50-52 st 14-18th Ave. 718-908-4329

Organizational Skills Communication and Interpersonal Skills

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Email your resume to: Williamsburg positions: stessler@comforthealthny.org Boro Park positions: cgreenfeld@comforthealthny.org

Found a mans garment bag on 18th Ave corner 50th St by bus stop on 07/14 929-271-1837 Found brand name baby blanket on E2nd Street.email: foundblanket123@gmail.com

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BORO PARK

MONROE

MONSEY

4529 16TH AVENUE

8 HAYES CT.

100 RT. 59 Monsey Mall

1.844.4.FARKAS WILLIAMSBURG 187 RODNEY ST.

BORO PARK

MONROE

MONSEY

4529 16TH AVENUE

8 HAYES CT.

100 RT. 59 Monsey Mall

1.844.4.FARKAS

WILLIAMSBURG 187 RODNEY ST.

BORO PARK

MONROE

MONSEY

4529 16TH AVENUE

8 HAYES CT.

100 RT. 59 Monsey Mall

1.844.4.FARKAS

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‫שמחת הבר מצוה לבן הגה"צ אב"ד מאור התפילה‬

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‫הילולת האור החיים הק' זי"ע אצל‬ ‫האדמו"ר מסערדאהעלי‬

‫שבעה עשר בתמוז אצל‬ ‫גאב"ד וואודרידזש‬

‫הילולת האדמו"ר מבלאזוב זצ"ל אצל בנו‬ ‫האדמו"ר מבלאזוב ריבאטיטש‬

where 1968 do TomaToes come from? from the Garden

2022 from Buyrite

BE UP-TO-DATE, SHOP AT BUYRITE

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‫האדמו"ר מסקווירא בביקור במחנה סקווירא וואודרידזש נ‪.‬י‪.‬‬

‫האדמו"ר מבאבוב ‪ 45‬באזוכט אין באבוב ‪ 45‬זומער חדר‬

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‫הגה"צ ראש ישיבת מונקאטש מוצש"ק בירושלים‬

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‫האדמו"ר משענדישוב בביקור בארה"ק‬

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Free Priam 4 also available in black frame

Cybex Aton 2 infant car seat, compatible with all cybex strollers Reg. $300

Or pay only $199 when buying any cybex stroller

Missing a Simcha in the city?

Call us for a hassle-free gift delivery

BORO PARK 4314 13TH AVENUE 718.871.BABY

WILLIAMSBURG 739 BEDFORD AVE 718.797.BABY

Hours: Sun: 11:00 Mon-Thurs: 10:30-6:45 Fri: 10:30-1:00

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‫הכנסת ספר תורה וחנוכת הבית לביהמ"ד החדש במחנה שלוה ד'באבוב‬ ‫לע"נ ר' יוסף שמואל לאנדא ע"ה ע"י חתנו הנגיד ר' מיכל ראזענבערג‬

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It’s Thursday night

Leil Shishi at Appletree With Aperion

THE BIGGEST LEIL SHISHI YET: Stay tuned for Leil Shishi Erev Shabbos Nachmu for a special program and mega farbreng.

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‫הכנסת ספר תורה וחנוכת הבית לביהמ"ד החדש במחנה שלוה ד'באבוב‬ ‫לע"נ ר' יוסף שמואל לאנדא ע"ה ע"י חתנו הנגיד ר' מיכל ראזענבערג‬

‫חנוכת הבית במחנה ישיבת נתיבות התלמוד בראשות גאב"ד טענקא‬

‫חומש סעודה בתלמוד תורה דרכי אבות צאנז בבארא פארק‬

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2,300

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.‫ עס ווערט געהערט ביז צו די העכסטע פענסטער‬.‫די שטימע פונעם ציבור ווערט געהערט‬ .‫אבער ליידער נישט דורך די ׳מאימאנעדיס׳ פירערשאפט‬

Brooklyn politicians and residents are up in arms about what they call an “unacceptable” quality of care at the borough’s largest hospital, Maimonides Medical Center.

- NEW YORK POST 07/11/22

Responding to a request for comment from Hamodia, a Maimonides spokesperson stated that the complaints are false and unwarranted.

- HAMODIA 07/10/22

‫עס איז צייט צו נעמען פאלגט נאך אונזערע מעלדונגען איבער‬ .‫ווייטערדיג שריט! די קומענדיגע שטאפלן אין דעם קאמפיין‬

WWW.SaveMMC.org

Brooklyn deserves better. YOU deserve better.

It’s time to fix Maimonides.

patients deserve better!

Share your story:

718.234.1905 info@SaveMMC.org

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Paying Price THE

BREAK THE LAW, BEAUTIFY THE TOWN How minor misdemeanors lead to cleaner streets

PENALIZED! A community member becomes part of community cleanup

WHY WE EMPTY OUR POCKETS TO FILL ‘ER UP Seeking the source of skyrocketing gas prices

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

D. GORALNIK Content Editor:

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Inbox

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Parsha

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Week in Review

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The Last Rebbe of Lodz

Telephone:

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The Long Road to Freedom

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The Black Sheep

E-mail:

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Food

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Pain At the Pump

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Community Service

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Serving With Dishonor

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FYI

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Fun Pages

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Classifieds

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Pictures

Food Editor:

M.P. WERCBERGER Creative Director:

AJ WACHSMAN Project Coordinator:

R. ITZKOWITZ

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