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Reb Yakov spilled his sorry tale. He told Reb Yitzchok that he was a water carrier. With the few pennies he earned for his backbreaking work, he managed to feed his family. Yet the large earthen pail that he used to carry the water to the local homes had just broken.

“What happened? Why do you cry?” Reb Yitzchok asked.

Shocked into silence, the talmidim could barely express their thoughts. “Rebbi, is there nothing we can do to avert the decree and save the city from such destruction?”

The talmidim were shocked at this dire prediction. “Reb bi!” they cried. “This is a serious punishment! What did the people of Tzfas do to deserve this?”

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After a few moments, he shared with his talmidim, “I was just made aware that a terrible decree hovers above the resi dents of Tzfas. A plague of locusts will swarm the city, and they will consume all grass and crops. Nothing will remain to feed the community.”

The Arizal replied, “Not far from here lives a poor man by the name of Reb Yakov, who just lost his source of parnassah He is sitting and crying bitterly over his fate, and Hashem is listening to his cries and is upset at the people of Tzfas who do not attempt to help him.”

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IN A FIELD NOT FAR FROM TZFAS, the Ari Hakadosh sat with his talmidim, delving into the secrets of the Torah. Sud denly, without warning, the Arizal stopped learning, and creases of concern were visible on his face.

The Arizal instructed each of his talmidim to donate a spe cific sum, which would be earmarked to help Reb Yakov. Once they had a handsome pool of money, one talmid, Reb Yitzchok Hakohen, was told to take it to the home of this pauper.“Don’t delay!” warned the Ari Hakadosh. “Rush over to his home and deliver the money immedi ately.”Reb Yitzchok went on his way, and the remain ing talmidim sat im mersed in teshuvah and tefillah. It took a long hour for Reb Yitzchok to search every corner of the city until he finally found the home of the poor man and knocked on the door. A family member opened the door for him and led him inside. He found Reb Yakov sitting, with some family members around him, crying bitterly.

“I have no way to feed my children now!” he finished. “From where can I take the money to purchase a new pail?”

Reb Yitzchok quickly removed the sack of money col lected from his friends and gave it to Reb Yakov. Reb Yakov looked at the money in wonder, and it took him a moment to register that his tefillah and tears had been answered. He showered blessings upon Reb Yitzchok, but Reb Yitzchok was no longer there to hear them. He had already rushed out of the home, back to his Rebbi and friends to tell them he had carried out his mission.

Fate, Future and Fortune Tellers

The Arizal was pleased. He told his talmidim that, indeed, the decree had been lifted. While they were still speaking, a strong wind blew across The pasuk says that the nations whose land Klal Yisroel is inheriting turn to fortune tellers and diviners, while Klal Yisroel, in contrast, will be given a navi Hashem (Devarim 18:14–15). The two types of advisers seem to play a slightly different role: Fortune tellers primarily foretell the future, while nevi’im mostly prophesize words of rebuke. How could we say that the nevi’im would stand in place of fortune tellers?

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Thus, since nevi’im were charged with reproofing Klal Yis roel where necessary, we didn’t need fortune tellers. We don’t need to know the future; it could always change!Indeed, fortune tellers are inef fective when it comes to Klal Yis roel. We have much more power ful tools: remorse, repentance and mending our ways. The future lies in our hands. Adapted from the teachings of Rav Mordechai Freundlich, zt”l.

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the field, and a heavy cloud of lo custs drew near to the mountains of Tzfas.“Oh, no!” the talmidim ex claimed in fear. “It seems the de cree has not yet been revoked!” But the Arizal remained calm. He didn’t look worried at all. “Con tinue to learn, my children; you have nothing to fear.”

So the words of the Arizal came to be. Before their eyes, the talmi dim watched as a strong wind sud denly blew in from the direction of Tzfas. It pushed the large locust cloud entirely to the water, until not even a trace of it remained. Indeed, even when a gezeirah has already been decreed upon Klal Yisroel, and it seems there is no way to change the impending future, our teshuvah can entirely erase it. The future could change! * *

Rashi points out that this means that although the entire world is run naturally according to maza los, through tefillah and zechusim, our mazel can change. When the navi spoke to Klal Yis roel and beseeched them to reach a greater level of yiras Shamayim, and we listened and improved with a full teshuvah, Klal Yisroel had the ability to change the future! Even if a terrible decree hovers above us, through tefillah and zechusim we can change the outcome.

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This answers our question on the difference between fortune tellers and nevi’im The Gemara states in Maseches Shabbos (156), “Ein mazel l’Yisroel.”

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Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein endorsed Goldman dur ing his campaign and appeared with him on numerous stops throughout Boro Park, rallying voters to cast their ballots dur ing a rare August primary.

The 10th District was one of many that was recently restruc tured and encompasses parts of Lower Manhattan and Brook lyn, which includes part of Boro Park, reported Bloomberg.

“I have gotten to know Dan really well over the last several months,” said Eichenstein at a pre-primary day campaign stop. “We have spent countless hours discussing the issues.

And the names of your family members will be davened for every Erev Rosh Chodesh while reciting the ה"לשה תליפת at his Kever in הירבט

Issuing Dire Warning, State ToUrgesDepartmentAmericansAvoidUman

Goldman unseated incumbent Congressman Mondaire Jones and narrowly beat out Assemblywoman Yuh-Line Niou by ap proximately 1,300 votes.

The United States suspended all consular services in the Ukraine last February and posted a Level 4 Do Not Travel advisory. According to the State Department, American citizens have been singled out by Russian forces and their allies in recent months and have been detained, interrogated and harassed simply because of their nationality.TheState Department compiled a long list of pre-travel preparations for those who choose to ignore the official warn ings and spend Rosh Hashanah in Uman, which includes writ ing a will, designating insurance beneficiaries and/or power of attorney, and discussing end-of-life plans with family mem bers (such as naming guardians for their children and dis tribution of their property). Travelers to Uman are also being urged to make their next of kin aware of their funeral wishes, leave DNA samples with medical providers should their re mains need to be identified and to enroll in the State Depart ment’s Smart Traveler Enrollment program to make their loca tions more easily known in the event of an emergency.

With Rosh Hashanah just weeks away, the United States Department of State issued a strongly worded advisory for individuals consider ing traveling to Uman, advising those who disregard their warning to have end-of-life plans in place should their trip take a deadly turn.

The State Department continues to recommend all Ameri can citizens who are currently in the Ukraine to leave as soon as they can safely do so because of the ongoing armed conflict. All others are advised to shelter in place because of the poten tial for military attacks, crime and civil unrest and to be aware of the location of the closest shelter.

Goldman Ekes Out Win in 10th District Democratic Primary

It was a nailbiter of a contest, but attorney Dan Goldman managed to come out on top in last week’s Democratic prima ry, earning himself a spot on the November ballot in the race to become the 10th District’s congressional representative.

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With federal identification to be required in order to board a flight as of next spring, the Transportation Safety Adminis tration is reminding the public to upgrade their state-issued drivers’ licenses now in order to avoid unpleasant surprises later.The Department of Homeland Security had previously an nounced that it would be requiring flyers to display either a valid passport or a federally approved driver’s license as of Oc tober 1, 2021, in an effort to promote greater security. But that deadline was pushed off until May 3, 2023, during the pan demic, when many state motor vehicle agencies were forced to operate on a limited schedule.

“One candidate’s support of the anti-Semitic BDS movement united the Jewish vote yesterday in an unprecedented way. Boro Park coalesced behind @Danielsgoldman, following the endorsement of Assemblyman @SEichenstein with 78% of its vote for Goldman,” posted Rosenthal on Twitter. Goldman and Niou may go head to head again in November, with the assemblywoman contemplating a possible run on the progressive Working Families Party line on Election Day.

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TSA Issues Driver’s License

Dan is keenly aware of the issues facing our community, re spects our community, appreciates the diversity of New York City, and that includes our community.”

The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles has been offering drivers the option of upgrading their licenses since before the onset of COVID, and it is encouraging the public to make the change now, well in advance of next year’s deadline. Motorists wanting to upgrade to the feder ally issued REAL ID-compliant license will be required to visit the DMV in person and will need to have legal proof of their identity and social security as well as two proofs of their state residency, their current license and proof of citizenship. There is an additional $30 fee to upgrade to an enhanced ID, which is similar to a REAL ID but can also be used to cross the United States border from Canada, Mexico and certain Caribbean countries. New York DMV Commissioner Mark Schroeder urged New Yorkers to upgrade to a federally enhanced license now.“We are certainly doing everything we can to let people know about this change and act before May 3, 2023,” said Schroeder. “We don’t want any customers caught by sur prise when they go to travel after May 3.”

Niou angered Jewish voters this summer by expressing her support for the anti-Israel BDS movement, her attempt to de fuse the situation by posting a picture of herself about to take a bite out of a whole challah falling flat. Queens Assemblyman Daniel Rosenthal noted on social media that Niou’s pronounce ments definitely backfired in an unexpected way.

Currently, there are two federally approved licenses — a REAL ID, which has a star in a black circle in its upper righthand corner, and an enhanced ID, which has a flag shown in the same location. Drivers are not required to upgrade to ei ther of those two license options, but those who have only a state-issued driver’s license will need to use their passports as identification in order to be able to fly or to enter a secure fed eralTSAfacility.federal security director for Westchester County Air port Robert Duffy described REAL ID as “a coordinated effort by the federal government to improve the reliability and accu racy of drivers’ licenses and identification cards,” noting that it is an improvement “intended to inhibit terrorists’ ability to evade detection using fraudulent identification.”

Update Reminder as Deadline for Federal ID Looms

1,000+ Turn Out for Save Maimonides Town Hall

It was a full house last Monday night at Ateres Chaya when well over 1,000 people came together to hear more about the ongoing difficulties at Maimonides Medical Center and the efforts of local activists to demand greater accountability and service.The event was hosted by a group known as Save Mai monides, which has been sharing patient horror stories in re cent weeks and pointing the finger of blame squarely at hospi tal officials. The event included impassioned speeches by Save Maimonides co-chair Mendy Reiner, Lightstone Group CEO David Lichtenstein, prominent attorney Alan Dershowitz, and Rav Elazar Rubin. Also addressing participants was Amudim CEO Rabbi Zvi Gluck, who slammed hospital officials on Fox 5 News after going to visit his father, Rabbi Edgar Gluck, in Mai monides and discovering that the air conditioning hadn’t been working for weeks, leaving patients sweltering in the summer heat.Attendees enjoyed a buffet dinner and the musical talents of Shulem and Yanky Lemmer and were encouraged to sign a petition calling for change at Maimonides. Reiner categorized the event as a success. “The fact that so many people showed up is further proof that the community is sick and tired of the way Maimonides Hospital is operating,” Reiner told The Boro Park View. “They came to learn about what our mission is and how they can bring change to the broken hospital.”

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A large bronze-plated menorah sat in its place of honor by the wall, mounted on a stone pedestal. As Velvel hobbled over to set up the first night’s candles, Zach leaned in to Jakub.

“And I’m Zach.”

“Is that from before the war?” he mur mured.“

Yoh. Reb Menashe hid it away before the Nazis came,” Jakub answered in a low voice. “They say Velvel himself found it, in a crawlspace under the floor where he played as a boy.”

T hey waited in their places for a few minutes, chatting quiet ly as the other mispallelim filed in. Several people looked sur prised to see them. The middle-aged fel low from last time, wearing yet another checkered shirt, rushed over and shook their hands eagerly.

CHAPTER 25

“Me neither,” Zach said. In spite of his easy smile, Izzy thought he caught a hint of real emotion below the surface. “It’s fine.”“Lodz is a dying kehillah,” the man con tinued. “There’s no future for us here. Everyone knows that — even Velvel. It’s good to know we’ll have a hemshech some where. I’m Jakub, by the way.”

Velvel“Wow.”finished preparing the candles, struck a match, and lit the shamesh. The lines of his face showing harshly in the candle’s reflection, he recited, “Baruch atah —” and then stopped.

“I’m glad you came back,” he told Zach. “You can’t hold it against Velvel, you know. He’s a wonderful person. But the things he’s been through… Well, he doesn’t always realize what he’s saying.”

“Yisrael Ginzburg,” Izzy replied.

“Nu? ” someone asked. Still holding the candle, Velvel left the menorah and hobbled over to Zach and Izzy.

RECAP: Chaim Simcha confirms that Lenny is in Lodz to claim the manuscript. He asks Izzy to tell the Polish government that Lenny’s claim was just a mistake. Furthermore, Chaim Simcha wants Zach and Izzy to daven at the Lodzer shul the first night of Chanu kah, despite the lukewarm reception they received on their first visit.

The drab bulk of City Hall loomed up ahead as Zach said, “He led the Scots in a failed bid for independence from the English. He’s kind of a symbol of inde pendence.”Izzystuck his hands deeper into his pocket to combat the cold. “Chanukah’s not about political independence.” He led the way into the building and took a paper ticket from a machine. “Let’s hope we get someone who speaks better English this time.”

“It’s delicious!” Shulem declared, the wrinkles around his eyes gathering in bunches as he smiled. He pushed the cup even closer. Izzy gave him an awkward smile and reluctantly accepted the cup. He noted dryly that Zach took his cup without complaint. Izzy murmured a Shehakol on behalf of both of them and had a small sip.

“Ah, no, thanks,” Izzy said nervously. He didn’t like plums, and wasn’t too keen on hard liquor to begin with.

“Ah freilichen Chanukah,” Shulem called to them as he left, slightly pink in theAscheeks.they got back into their coats, Zach gave Izzy an amused look. “I hope, when I’m in my seventies, that I can hold my liquor as well as that fellow.” Izzy grimaced. “As long as that’s not the liquor they ask me to hold. It was awful! I don’t understand how you could have actually enjoyed it.”

“You light,” he said, offering Izzy the shamesh. “The Rebbe used to always light the first night. You’re the Rebbe’s einikel.” He took Izzy’s hand and pressed the shamesh into it. Izzy wasn’t comfortable with this. He still felt like an interloper here, and yet Velvel, the head of the old guard, was literally passing him the torch. It didn’t seem right, somehow. And yet he couldn’t refuse. Izzy was about to say something when Velvel turned to Zach. “Tomorrow,” the old man said, a mixture of emotions playing fiercely across his face, “you come in with a yar mulke. And then you will light for us. Du bist oich an einikel…” * * * * * The actually lighting of the menorah was somewhat anticlimactic. Izzy made the brachos, lit the candle, and they sang a single song. It was a version of Haneiros Halalu that Izzy had never heard before, much to Velvel’s dismay.

“But you seemed to really like it,” IzzyTheysaid.were on the stairs now. Zach clapped Izzy on the shoulder warmly. “Good old Izzy! Not a dishonest bone in your body. No, I didn’t like it at all. But Shulem wanted us to have a good time, so I let him think I did. He gets to go home with a smile. Nothing wrong with that, right?”

“The Rebbe Reb Yoisef Baruch com posed that niggun,” he said indignantly. “Your grandfather’s great-grandfather. Don’t they teach you your own mesorah in America?”“I’dliketo learn it now,” Izzy offered, trying to be diplomatic. “Now we daven,” Velvel said firmly.

As they spoke in Polish, Izzy had no idea what they were saying, but the tone indicated that it was just regular chitchat, the kind that takes place around similar tables at every shul in the world. Shulem greased the conversational en gine with generous cups of Slivovitz (even for the sole teenager in the room). Finally, with an almost ritual gesture, he gave a large cup to Izzy and smiled.

“I think it’s… great,” Izzy said, shak ing his head in amazement. Every time he thought he had his cousin figured out, Zach managed to surprise him again. “You’re quite a multifaceted guy, Zach…”“I’m a politician,” Zach reminded him. He fished the car keys from his pocket and stared at them before toss ing them over to Izzy with a boyish grin. “Think you’d better drive us home.”

Fifteen minutes later, one of the two twenty-somethings brought out a tray with some food. It wasn’t much: a bit of cake, some herring and crackers. Or ange juice and a bottle of Slivovitz. Still, the locals crowded happily around.

“That was kinda low-key for a Cha nukah celebration, no?” Zach asked the next day. They were headed back to City Hall.Izzy grunted. “Different places have different customs,” he said noncom mittally.“Sowhat about this song of yours?” Zach asked. His eyes twinkled. “You gonna turn into some sort of Jewish William Wallace?”

“L’chaim! ” Shulem crowed and took an enormous gulp of the clear liquid. It was clear within moments that this had been a mistake. The thick taste of the plums was overwhelming, the alcohol unmistakable. Izzy had to force himself to swallow, and he gasped as it burned down his throat. Fighting to remain impassive, he risked a glance at Zach.To his surprise, his cousin seemed to be enjoying himself. Izzy scowled as Zach toasted the crowd and drank again, his eyes widening appre ciatively. After several more sips, he smacked his lips and gave a deep sigh of satisfaction. Izzy shrugged. No ac counting for taste. And just like that, the mesibah was over. The young man (Shulem introduced him as Henryk; he didn’t speak enough Yiddish to speak for himself) cleared the food away, the men wished each other a good night, and the shul began to empty.

“What’re you talking about?” Zach asked, taking the first seat he could find. “Of course it’s about indepen dence! The Greeks took Judea, and the Maccabees won independence. What else could Chanukah be about?”

Izzy frowned. “I know people think that, but it’s not true.” He glanced down at the number in his hand. “124. We won’t have to wait too long. Look, I’m not a big expert on Jewish history. You can ask Chaim Simcha for the details, I guess. But as far as I understand, we never really became completely inde pendent. When we did finally get rid ZACH CLAPPED IZZY ON THE SHOULDER WARMLY. “GOOD OLD IZZY! NOT A DISHONEST BONE IN YOUR BODY.”

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Izzy’s brows furrowed. “Who?”

* * * * *

“I didn’t,” Zach said simply. He led the way to the door, bracing himself as a gust of wind sliced into the room. “I’m a wine man, myself. And if I want some thing stronger, it’s usually scotch.”

“Yeah, but… I spent a lot of money on this,” Lenny said, trying to regain his bal ance. “I was just wondering if there was any way I could be, uh, reimbursed for my trouble…”Therewas a long pause. “You want me to pay you for not lying?”

“You’ll go withdraw your claim tomorrow, yes? That should clear everything up. Please let me know when that’s done so we can move things along.”

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“Right, ah, yeah. So I just go over there and apologize.”

“My brother went to City Hall. He told them we’d spoken to you, that this whole thing was just a big mistake. He said you’d be withdrawing your claim. It’s all worked out, so you shouldn’t have any trouble. Just go in and do your part. You can say you didn’t realize we’d present a better claim to the manuscript. That’s true, after all. You didn’t think we would present any claim; you thought we wouldn’t show up. But you can make it sound however you want. You’ll be safe, and the manuscript will go to the rightful heir.”

“That’s our turn,” Izzy interrupted. “Come on. Let’s get this over with.” * * * * *

That“Exactly.”would get him off the hook with the Poles. But the truth was, he was more afraid of Julia than the Polish police. He needed a way to get that money back to She va’s dowry fund. He took a deep breath. “Okay. But, listen: I did all this because I thought that oth erwise, the government would keep the manuscript. It was the only way to keep the sefer in the hands of Yidden. You know?”

“It’s fine, Lenny. You don’t need to apologize to me. The ikar is that you’re fixing things now. What your cheshbon was isn’t my business.”

An arm reached around him to grab a bottle of fabric softener and knocked him sideways.“

Lenny hung his head. “Never mind.”

Lenny snatched a candy bar and threw it on top of the tuna cans.

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“Yeah,” he said. “Of course…” TO BE CONTINUED...

Wybaczcie mi,” the arm muttered.

“Lenny, this is Chaim Simcha.” Lenny held the cell phone in the crook of his neck and continued pushing his shopping cart. He couldn’t afford restaurants for every meal, so he’d been living on whatever he could find with a hechsher he recognized. It wasn’t much, but it kept him going.“Hey, Rabbi!” he said, trying to sound cheerful. “How’s it going?”

Lenny grabbed a can of corn off a shelf and tossed it in his cart. It fell next to a can of imported peanut butter, some vegetables and tuna fish, and a few more cans of the instant soup pasta that had been his main staple. He had already found a kosher bakery and bought a loaf of bread, so this would get him through the next few days. All he needed now was something to drink. He sighed inwardly. At least Julia couldn’t accuse him of living it up without her, he thought bitterly. No matter what she thought, he was doing this for both of them. Not that she was accusing him of anything at the moment. She hadn’t spoken to him since he left.

THERE WAS A LONG PAUSE. “YOU WANT ME TO PAY YOU FOR NOT LYING?”

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CHAPTER FOURTEEN

As for Sebastian, he had ambitions. He had trained in the conduct of commerce in the employ of Giscard Du valier, and he would now have the opportunity to inte grate himself into the network of Jewish merchants and bankers. Once he would recover his father’s properties, he would invest the proceeds and amass such a great fortune that the family would once again be able to live in princely style, only this time they would be Jewish princes.They left on a Sunday morning so that, despite the uncertainties of the road, they would be reasonably as sured of reaching Metz before the following Shabbos.

Recap: The royal couple is extremely pleased with Rav Strasbourg’s response to their query on the Talmud. They advise the Dominguez family to settle in Metz and ensure they are made comfortable there. Dona Angelica and her family settle there some time later.

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Helga packed all the belongings of the family onto a cart and sat herself down among the packages to make sure they were not stolen while in transport. She snapped an order to the driver, and the cart rumbled off.

The family arrived in Metz on Friday afternoon. They rode through the busy streets of the Jewish quar ter where Shabbos was approaching with frenetic ac tivity. Matrons, followed by children or maids carrying baskets, examined the wide variety of produce on dis play. In front of the synagogue — a large stone structure with a broad elevated courtyard — peddlers were selling books and religious articles. Men in the colorful garb and plumed hats of the Portuguese Nation, as the former conversos from the Iberian Peninsula were known, ges ticulated extravagantly as they conversed with German

A short while later, Gonzalo came by to see them off. He seemed happy and content with his new life in France, but he would forever be bound heart and soul to the Dominguez family. He embraced Sebastian and Feli pe and assured Dona Angelica that she could always call on him. And then it was time to go.

t was a time of great joy and hope for the family.

The family got into the carriage Giscard Duvalier had provided to take them to their new home in Metz. The driver cracked his whip over the heads of the horses, and the carriage rolled away.

For nearly two years, they had been suspended be tween two worlds, outsiders to the world of their birth without having achieved entry into the world of their faith and ancestry. Their lives had been in dan ger and their future clouded. But now, at last, they were going home; not to a home they had ever known, but to a home about which they had dreamed and for which they had yearned for years, a home in which they could live their lives as they chose, a home in which they could be themselves.DonaAngelica

would once again become a lady with social standing, a mother who could concentrate on finding suitable matches for her children. Carolina would find good friends and, with the help of Heaven, a husband; her free spirit would finally find expression in an environment of safety and support. Felipe would pur sue his Torah studies and his intellectual development.

“I’m not very good at Hebrew,” he whispered to the Rabbi, “and I don’t know my way around the prayer book. Maybe it would be better if I sat more toward theTheback.”Rabbi smiled. “You are our honored guest, and you must sit here this Shabbos. Afterward, we will find you a suitable place in the synagogue. For BEFORE THEY HAD STEPPED OUT OF THE CARRIAGE FOR THE FIRST TIME, THEY WERE ALREADY ENCOUNTERING THE SINGULAR EXPERIENCE OF SHABBOS.

Jews of more modest attire and demeanor. There was excitement in the air, a sense of anticipation unfamiliar to the Dominguez family. In Spain, the observance of Shabbos had been an impor tant and venerated ritual for the family, but they had not had any contact with other secret Jews. They had lit candles on Friday night in the privacy of their chambers and recited a few psalms. For the rest of the Shabbos, although they had tried to limit themselves to leisurely activities, they had behaved as if nothing was essentially different. In Paris, their observance had not been limited by fear but by ignorance, and by their isolation from the community of other Jews. In Metz, however, even before they had stepped out of the carriage for the first time, they were already encountering the singular experience of Shabbos.Thecommunity had provided a house for the Dominguez family in the neighborhood where the Portuguese population of the city was concentrated; it was no more than a five-minute walk from the shul. The representation of the Portuguese Nation in Metz was relatively minor, certainly when compared to the Portuguese communities of Amsterdam and Hamburg, but it was just enough to make the Dominguez family comfortable during this period when they had to remain close to the royal palace in Paris. There was no Portuguese synagogue or rabbi, and all the Jews originating from the Iberian Peninsula prayed together with the German Jews; those who were more learned prayed on their own according to the Sefardic custom, while the others just followed the Ashkenazic custom of the rest of the congregation. The family’s belongings had arrived a day earlier, and Helga had managed to unpack before they arrived. As the exhausted travelers entered their new home in Metz, they were greeted by the blended aromas of Shabbos cooking. Miriam Strasbourg, Reb Mendel’s wife, was bustling about the kitchen, mak ing sure everything was exactly as it should be. The arrival of the Dominguez family was a sensation in Metz, and the kitchen table was covered from end to end with cakes, kugels and savory dishes, each with a little note attached iden tifying the person who had sent it.

The family had just managed to wash off the dust of the road and change into fresh clothing when darkness began to fall. Dona Angelica lit the candles a little early. She covered her eyes and offered up silent prayers until her emo tions overflowed and she had to stop before she broke down in tears. In the meantime, Reb Mendel came by and escorted the men to the shul. Sebastian and Felipe were welcomed as celebrities. Everyone had heard about the fabulous Don Pedro and his heroic demise in Madrid and about Se bastian’s hair-raising escape from the clutches of the Inquisition. The Portu guese Jews crowded around them and embraced them, and the German Jews solemnly shook their hands. The Rabbi invited them to sit next to him on the East Wall. Felipe was al ready quite proficient in Hebrew, but Sebastian could hardly read.

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now, Rabbi Strasbourg will sit next to you and show you what is being said, when to stand and when to bow down. You can say what you like. You need not be embarrassed. Everyone knows your story, and besides, you will be far from the first secret Jew who has come here without being fluent in the holy tongue. Do not be concerned, my young friend. Just sit back, and enjoy yourself.”

As they acclimated themselves to Jewish life, much of the family’s time was still occupied by meetings with Giscard Duvalier, visits to various government offices, and endless meetings with attorneys and financial agents. But at the same time, there were also community functions and social affairs. There was a thoroughly enjoyable Pesach spent in the home of the Rabbi with many members of the commu nity coming to visit throughout the festival. There was ge nial company, stimulating conversation and camaraderie.

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And enjoy himself he did. The shul was ablaze with light, and the walls reverberated with the grand liturgy and the songs welcoming the Shabbos Queen. Unlike the churches of his experience in which the responses had a mechanical and regimented decorum, the responses in the shul were bursting with passion and individuality yet united in an in tegrated, harmonious cry of love for the A-mighty. Here the community highlighted the special qualities of the individ ual and helped him form a relationship with the Creator in the greater context of His covenant with the Jewish people. Sebastian felt confident that in this place he would find the expression of his personal Jewish identity.

During the next few months, the Dominguez family finally began to develop a Jewish life in an atmosphere of relative normalcy, a Jewish life that could then be trans ported with them to any community they chose as their permanent residence. One of the first things the Rabbi did for them was assign them Hebrew names. Angelica became Abigail and Carolina became Rachel, both according to the Sefardic pronunciation. Sebastian became Shimon and Fe lipe became Pinhas. He also assigned a name to Don Pedro posthumously: Akiva, after the great sage who gave his life to sanctify the Name of the A-mighty. Except for the recita tion of their names during the Torah reading, however, the family continued to use the old names, as did many of the Portuguese Jews.

THE SHUL WAS ABLAZE WITH LIGHT, AND THE WALLS REVERBERATED WITH THE GRAND LITURGY AND THE SONGS WELCOMING THE SHABBOS QUEEN.

Above all, there was the pervasive presence of the Torah in every aspect of Jewish life, something the Dominguez family had never seen and could never have imagined. Ev ery little step of daily life, from the first waking moment,

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As for Felipe, it was becoming increasingly clear that he was in tent on becoming a rabbi, both for his own intellectual and spiritual edification and because of his de sire to help other Jews who found themselves in similar predica ments. The Portuguese Nation was in desperate need of leaders, and he aspired to be one of them. To be continued…

C UST OM DE S IGNE D ALBUMS FOR ALL OCCASIONS was somehow connected to the performance of a mitzvah or the reinforcement of a Torah concept. Every milestone — be it a wedding, bar mitzvah, bris, funeral, dedica tion of a building or any other fam ily or community function — was commemorated by a Torah thought appropriate to the occasion or to the weekly Torah portion, usually both.

The thought, which was almost al ways inspirational, was delivered by the Rabbi or by one of the lay people. Often it was also entertain ing and sometimes it was techni cal, but the Dominguez family did not mind. The very idea of having the entire community involved in a scholarly understanding of the Torah on one level or another was incredibly exhilarating. In the meantime, life was pro gressing. Dona Angelica was gain ing a wide circle of friends and ad mirers, and she was in her element. Her children were also doing well.

Carolina was taking her time to de cide, even though she knew she did not have much time to spare before they would begin offering her wid owers and divorced men.

Carolina continued to tutor chil dren in Spanish and French. She was already twenty-four years old, and most of the women her age were married. But this did not de ter her from forming solid friend ships with them and helping them with their young children. A few good matches were suggested de spite her relatively advanced age, by which most young women were long married. Her radiant personal qualities, as well as the prospect of a generous dowry once Don Pedro’s properties were recovered, provid ed ample motivation for the match makers of Metz and Hamburg.

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1¾ cups WonderMills flour

6. Add the rest of the ingredients to the mixing bowl, alternat ing between the wet and the dry.

7. Bake for 1 hour and 15 minutes.

DIRECTIONS

8. Bake the cake for 25 minutes, until the center is set.

2. Line a cookie sheet with parch ment paper.

1¼ cups sugar 2 T. vanilla sugar ½ cup water 1 lb. baking chocolate 4 tsp. coffee granules

5. Freeze the cake for two days before cutting it with a sharp knife.

3. Cream together the eggs and margarine with the mixer on high speed.

6. Pour the meringue onto the prepared cookie sheet.

Note: Meringue cakes are very delicate and need to be cut carefully. For best results, freeze the cake for two days, defrost it slightly, and then cut it into squares with a high-quality serrated knife.

Dressed up or kept classic, cake squares are a Sukkos favorite. This cake is a crowd-pleaser with its nut-free cake and meringue.

MOCHA CREAM

5. In another bowl, combine the dry ingredients.

DIRECTIONS 1. Place the sugars and water in a double boiler. Heat until the sugar has dissolved.

4. Add the sugar, and continue beating until the peaks are stiff.

1¾ cups sugar ½ cup cornstarch

3. Beat the eggs with the sugar using the whisk attachment.

1. Preheat the oven to 250°.

2. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.

4. Keeping the mixer running, add the chocolate mixture and the liqueur. Beat until smooth.

TO ASSEMBLE 1. Freeze the cake and meringue for an hour or two until they’re firm.

1. Preheat the oven to 350°.

3. Beat the egg whites with the salt until soft peaks form.

2. Add the baking chocolate and coffee, mix together until the chocolate has melted, and then remove this from the heat.

2 T. coffee granules

DIRECTIONS

BROWNIE BASE 6 eggs 1¾ cups sugar ½ cup oil ½ cup prepared coffee, cooled

7 egg whites Pinch of salt

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3 T. cocoa 1 T. vanilla sugar 1¼ tsp. baking powder ½ tsp. baking soda

3. Carefully invert the meringue over the cream. 4. Remove the parchment paper, then spread a layer of cream over the meringue. You will have some extra cream. (You should have the following layers at this point: brownie cake, mocha cream, me ringue, mocha cream.)

MERINGUES

4. Combine the oil and coffee in one bowl.

5. Slowly add the cornstarch and coffee, and beat until combined.

2. Spread about half of the cream (at room temperature) over the brownie layer.

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7. Pour the batter onto the prepared cookie sheet.

7 egg yolks 1 egg 4 sticks margarine 2 T. dark chocolate liqueur

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CAKE (LAYER 4) Carefully place the second cake on top of the whip.

2. Spread this over the chocolate ganache.

2. Spread this over the mousse.

MOUSSE (LAYER 5)

WHIP (LAYER 6)

7. Spread this mousse over the cake.

1. Dissolve ¼ cup sugar in the boiling water. Set this aside.

3. In a mixer, beat the whip topping until stiff peaks form.

WHIP (LAYER 6) 10 oz. whip topping

7 eggs 7 T. sugar 4 T. flourWonderMills 3 T. cocoa GANACHE (LAYER 2) 15 oz. Noblesse chocolate (dark Schmerling chocolate) 10 oz. whip topping WHIP (LAYER 3) 10 oz. whip topping MOUSSE (LAYER 5) ½ cup sugar, divided ½ cup boiling water 12 oz. Noblesse chocolate 16 oz. whip topping 1 tsp. vanilla extract

CAKEDIRECTIONS(LAYERS

2. Beat the egg whites until soft peaks form. 3. Slowly add the sugar, and beat until the peaks are stiff.

5. Pour the batter onto a lined cookie sheet, and bake it for 16 to 18 minutes.

2. Spread this ganache over one of the frozen cakes.

GANACHE (LAYER 2)

HALVA (LAYER 7) 10 oz. good-quality halva

6. Freeze the cakes until they’re firm.

A new spin on a traditional favorite, this cake has all the smooth, rich luxuriousness you can possibly hope to find in a beautiful square of layered cake.

4. Add ¼ cup sugar and the vanilla extract. Then add the dissolved sugar, mixing gently until just combined.

5. Add about one cup of the whip mixture to the melted chocolate, and mix until combined. Add another cup of whip mixture to lighten the chocolate, and mix again.

1 AND 4) 1. Preheat the oven to 350°.

2. Melt the chocolate in a double boiler, mixing occasionally, until it’s smooth.

1. Beat the whip topping until it’s stiff.

CAKE (LAYERS 1 AND 4) (Double this recipe, as each batch makes one layer.)

1. In a double boiler, melt the chocolate with the whip.

4. Gently fold in the yolks, flour and cocoa, and mix until just combined.

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WHIP (LAYER 3)

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HALVA (LAYER 7) Crumble the halva, and sprinkle it evenly over the cake. WHEN ASSEMBLED Freeze the cake, and cut it into squares.

1. Beat the whip topping until it’s stiff.

6. Fold this chocolate mixture into the whip mixture, mixing gently until just combined.

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TOPPING 8 oz. whip topping ½ (3.5 oz.) package instant vanilla pudding

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1. Preheat the oven to 350°.

WHIPPED CREAM | WHIPPED TOPPING

4. Transfer the curd to a container, and cover the surface with a plas tic wrap to prevent a skin from forming. The lemon curd will thicken as it cools. Cool for at least 2 hours before using.

3. Fold in the beaten yolks. Add the oil, juices, baking powder, vanilla sugar and flour, and mix gently. Make sure not to overmix so the bat ter stays stiff.

LEMON CURD 5 egg yolks 1 cup sugar ½ cup freshly squeezed lemon juice 1½ sticks margarine CREAM 16 oz. whip topping 1 (3.5 oz.) package instant vanilla pudding

6. While the cakes cool, prepare the lemon curd.

3. Turn over the other cake and place it on the lemon curd. Freeze.

4. Spread the whipped topping over the cake.

3. Remove the pot from the heat. Add the cold cubed margarine, and mix until it’s melted.

CAKE 10 egg whites 1½ cups sugar 5 egg yolks, beaten ½ cup oil 2 T. orange juice 2 T. lemon juice 2 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. vanilla sugar 1½ cups flour

1. Spread half the whipped cream over each of the two cakes. Freeze.

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4. Divide the mixture evenly, and spread it onto two lined cookie sheets. 5. Bake the cakes for 20 minutes, until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.

2. Add the vanilla pudding gradually, beating just until combined.

TO ASSEMBLE The layers are: cake, cream, lemon curd, cream, cake, topping.

5. Freeze until solid.

2. Beat the egg whites until stiff peaks form. Gradually add the sugar.

2. Add the lemon juice gradually, whisking constantly until the mixture thickens and starts to bubble, for approximately 15 to 20 min utes. Be patient; keep mixing over a low flame to prevent the eggs from scrambling and turning lumpy.

Note: This cake slices best when it’s fully frozen. Use a double-edged knife for best results

LEMON CURD

1. Beat the whip topping until it’s stiff.

2. Spread the lemon curd over one cake. Freeze.

CAKEDIRECTIONS

1. Beat the egg yolks with a wire whisk in a pot over low heat. Add the sugar, and whisk until the mixture is lighter in color.

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Teaching is a calling, in its most literal sense. Says the Rebbe Reb Gedalya Moshe MiZhvill: “Every day there is a bas kol that proclaims, ‘Ashreichem shezechus’chem l’hanhig banim shel Makom — Fortunate are those who have the zechus to lead Hashem’s children!’”

a student’s perspective on her teacher, over the course of a lifetime, might look like this: She thinks the teacher lives in school. She grows up a bit and realizes that the teacher has a life, too. She enters the real world and concurs: The teacher indeed lives in school. Because for all that a teacher does for her students, she may as well.

Indeed. There is nothing logical or statistical in the staggering amounts of time and effort, heart and soul that educators pour into every lesson. Every test. Every encounter with a student. Speaking to a select few teachers has been nothing short of awe-inspiring. Here is a sampling of those who heed the clarion call of their own souls. Let them share the heart — so much heart! — that is poised behind the desk.

I’m always prepping. There isn’t a place that doesn’t make me think of school. I’ll be at a store and think, “What can I buy for my students?” I think about them 24/7. But hardcore prep on an average night takes an hour and a half. How many subjects do you grade, and how do you streamline the process? I believe in written Chu mash quizzes, so I suffer the consequences. Since I’m “allergic” to piles of papers, I do my marking before I begin new preparations. To make marking easier for myself with tests, quiz zes and essays, I request that students use black or blue ink only. Since I teach several subjects, there’s something to be marked every day. What’s one thing you never leave for school without?

If you would have been a teacher first, would you have done anything differently as a student?

How many prep hours do you clock daily?

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What’s a moment that made you melt and say, “This is why I teach”? When students tell me that they remembered something we’d learned — outside of school. They re call what we learned about Shabbos at their Shabbos table. They davened on Shabbos or during vacation. Sometimes my students remember a thought I shared and repeat it to their parents or grandpar ents, and that makes them so proud. Moments like these make me feel that my students internalized my lessons beyond their notes.

I would’ve appreciated every sheet, every ques tion and every example for the amount of effort that went into it. I would’ve appreciated all the extras a teacher did, even if she attended a wedding a night before and was tired. Girls sometimes ask their teachers if they can throw away a sheet. That’s almost akin to asking your mother if you can throw out your supper!

Mrs. Rivky Sander* has been teaching math, history and science to sixth and seventh graders for seven years, adding Hebrew subjects to grade six in the past two years.

What’s one thing you do for your students that they don’t know about? They would never, ever know how much I think about them, to the point of nearly dreaming about them! They wouldn’t fathom how much I daven for them and how much time I spend thinking of ways to make things better for them. What’s your biggest teaching fear? That the girls will misinterpret my words and get hurt by what I do or say. When a student needs to be disciplined publicly, there’s a very fine balance of putting her in her place without causing her embarrassment.

A tefillah for success. I need it; I deal with people with feelings! It’s what carries me through my day. What’s one thing you do before each year to prepare for the new class of students? I always prepare according to what I know about the upcoming class, and what they need as a whole. Are they strong, studious, weak? Do they ask lots of questions? I try to tailor my prep to make sure I’ll teach each class in the most suitable way.

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I grade one paper for each of two classes most weeks. My hack? Stress about it until it’s done! What’s one thing you never leave for school without?

If you would have been a teacher first, would you have done anything differently as a student?

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A comb and a prayer. What’s one thing you do before each year to prepare for the new class of students?

I think about them. Lots, and fondly. Yes, I teach one subject, but teaching is a calling and students are yours What’s your biggest teaching fear?

With a first-year curriculum, I’d say an hour and a half daily. How many subjects do you grade, and how do you streamline the process?

Absolutely; I would never eat in class! I had no idea how comical it looks from up front, that delicate balancing act of trying to give a discreet swallow when the teacher’s looking the other way. Or not.

I look at a class picture and review the names, trying, somehow, to get to know the girls. What’s one thing you do for your students that they don’t know about?

What’s a moment that made you melt and say, “This is why I teach”? It’s a time of year, really: when my stu dents start getting the hang of critical think ing and their answers reflect that. It’s a pity they can’t be a fly on my dining room wall when I mark their papers and cry out in glee.

Mrs. Tzippy Rosen* is preparing for her second year of teaching English to ninth graders.Howmanyprep hours do you clock daily?

That a student feels misunderstood in the way I answered, handled or disciplined her. I care so much about my students that it’s terrifying to think that they may be misin terpreting my intentions.

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What’s one thing you do for your students that they don’t know about? I daven for them. If you would have been a teacher first, would you have done anything differently as a student?

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I have a morning job before teaching, so my day starts with making sure I have supplies for any experiments I’ll try or any extracurricular activities there’ll be in the classroom. What’s one thing you do before each year to prepare for the new class of students? I run through my curriculum to check for things I want to change. The first year I taught, it was hard for me to compliment my students often because I took a tough er stance at the beginning of the year. Loosening up felt awkward. I took note to start earlier the next year.

Miss Shiffy Kahn* is entering her third year of teaching fifth graders and is “the most enthusiastic, devoted teacher around,” according to one raving mother. How many prep hours do you clock daily?

I give a weekly spelling test, a math quiz every two and a half weeks, and history, science and grammar tests once or twice a year. I always mark on the day the test was taken; if I leave it for later, I lose my drive. And I’m always eager to see how everyone did, so I usually start right when I come home.

In general, this takes place whenever I actually see my students applying the lessons I teach them. Students change so much throughout the year, and I know how hard they work and try to please. An example: As part of our character perfection program, I prepared questions for the girls, one of which was, “What does Miss Kahn expect from me at all times?” And because I’d stressed on it during the year, my students all called out, “Respect and positivity!” The various character traits we worked on throughout the year had a noticeable impact on the girls, which meant the world to me.

Around two hours. How many subjects do you grade, and how do you streamline the process?

We have the human touch but are more efficient.

I would appreciate and thank my teachers more; I’d fargin them my feedback and gratitude. What’s a moment that made you melt and say, “This is why I teach”?

Mrs. Batsheva Feiner* has taught grades five to post-high and everything in between, with a heavy emphasis on high school, in her 20+ years as an educator. A run-of-the-mill year would find her teaching eight classes.

If it’s something new, there are three to four hours of prep behind every period in class. I re-prepare a lot, too, but that takes less time. I do background reading and edits on my sheets, because I believe that if the material is not fresh to me, it’s not fresh to my students. Over the summer, I read new books on the subjects I teach so I can come in with chiyus, excited to teach the topic.

How many prep hours do you clock daily?

I know that I can’t fully understand what these girls have to battle — things that we once took for granted. Every girl who’s doing the right thing is overcoming something huge. These girls need our tefillos

Is there anything you’ve tried once and never again as a teacher?

What’s one thing you do before each year to prepare for the new class of students?

I try to familiarize myself with my students’ names so I feel like I know them when I start the year. What’s one thing you do for your students that they don’t know about?

If you would have been a teacher first, would you have done anything differently as a student?

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My tests are given twice per term per class. They’re very thorough yet very short, because most answers involve the girls choosing a letter or word. These sort of answers make grading a whole lot easier for me.

How many subjects do you grade, and how do you streamline the process?

What’s one thing you never leave for school without?

I daven for them. Girls today go through nisyonos

I could walk into a classroom with every notebook, paper and necessary supplies, and my lesson could fall completely flat. Or I could walk into a classroom virtually empty-handed, pushed in as a last-minute sub, and be granted a success I could not have imag ined. So I’ve realized that what is most necessary when walking into a classroom is a heaping dose of humility, recognition of Who is really in control, and a tefillah in my heart for siyata d’Shmaya

There are two parts to this: I give quizzes and tests. Now, eight classes worth of quizzes translates into hours and hours of grading, but I never wanted to hire someone to grade for me. I feel that this is the way that I get to know the girls. And there’s no way out of quiz zing either, because I want the girls to retain the in formation and be ready for class. So I try to keep the quizzes really short.

Well, there are topics I taught and specific assign ments I gave that I don’t teach and assign anymore be cause they didn’t work out. Teaching involves learning from your mistakes, and staying flexible, even midlesson, when you realize that what you planned isn’t going to fly in the mood of the room you walked into.

Yes, and this is something I’ve learned from my students: I would have thanked my teachers so much more. When we’re young we don’t realize that teach ers are human, and that it’s hard work to be a teacher.

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There are many times when I expound on a sub ject, talking and talking and talking, and all of a sud den a student will go, “Ahhhh!” And her whole face lights up because she really, deeply, got the concept. But more than teaching material, a teacher teach es Yiddishe neshamos. When I see how the words I say impact the girls’ worldview and help them become better people, this makes me realize what a powerful job I have and how much responsibility I bear.

Testing takes place twice a week through out the year, with heavier testing before report cards. This includes every aspect of a girl’s prog ress. Plus there are also the girls’ compositions to mark.Imake sure the girls get their Monday and Wednesday tests back a week later, and I organize my schedule to accommodate that smoothly. What’s one thing you always take with you to the classroom?

It was a very concrete recognition of the truth that devarim hayotzim min halev nichnasim el halev — words that come from the heart, enter another person’s heart.Italso gives me tremendous satisfaction when, af ter having a hard time connecting to a student at the beginning of the year, we end off with understand ing, respect and appreciation for each other. That means real change took place in the classroom.

My students are better at this than I was. What’s a moment that made you melt and say, “This is why I teach”?

Excitement. Teaching this age requires a lot of enthusiasm for each subject.

Since this is my second year teaching the same grade, I have less to prepare work-wise, but I do need to review for my own clarity. I work on stencils, visual aids and activities, and I thinkprep a lot. I would estimate it at an average of two hours per day. How many subjects do you grade, and how do you streamline the process?

Mrs. Simi Friedman* is preparing for her second year of teaching second graders. Prep for teaching this age gets very technical, she says — but the mental planning takes all day. How many prep hours do you clock daily?

One incident that comes to mind is when I was telling a powerful story and there were chills run ning up and down my spine as I was giving it over. Right then, one girl exclaimed, “Oooh, chills!”

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I think I never would have spoken in class. I also would’ve considered the teacher as more of a normal person; it bothers me when my students think that I come from a different planet! I sometimes challenge that thinking by sharing personal stories with my students so they can relate to me better.

What’s one thing you do each year to prepare for the new class of students?

What’s a moment that made you melt and say, “This is why I teach”?

As classrooms across the community once again welcome crowds of students for a fresh, new start, may the dedication of those who committed to this lofty calling be felt in a whole new way.

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I carry them with me all the time. Every so often, I go through each of the girls in my mind, making sure she’s succeeding and up to par, and checking if someone needs extra care. How much time and how many consultants does your first day outfit take?

One of my lessons tied shmiras halashon into the parsha in an unplanned, spur-of-themoment way. During recess, when I had long forgotten that twist, one student came over to me crying, in a panic. She was worried that she might have spoken lashon hara. This was a powerful girl, one I’d never dreamed would internalize the lesson and care so much. I was astounded at how my lesson hit home where I’d least expected it.

What’s one thing you do for your students that they don’t know about?

It takes thought! I need to make sure it’s suitable and teacherish enough — a formal outfit that will arouse respect but at the same time be kid-friendly. I look for that perfect bal ance of black and color, not too somber yet not too sporty and casual. If you would have been a teacher first, would you have done anything differently as a student?

I love getting to know the girls on a deep er level right at the beginning. I hand out a questionnaire so they can share things about themselves and what they like to do.

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Endless lines of busy mothers waiting with their kids at school supply stores, shoe stores and uniform stores is what spells September for many people. Because a kid can’t learn without his pencils, wide-ruled loose-leaf paper and uncomfortable new loafers… Or can he? by: CHAYA BLUSTEIN

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If you were a schoolgirl in the 1800s, chances are you didn’t need to bring a briefcase full of papers to school. Instead, every student got a slate pencil and a slate board, which looked a little bit like a mini chalkboard. The little boards were superconvenient writing supplies, because they could be used over and over again. To start over, pupils “wiped the slate clean” with a damp rag. Officially. How many kids do you think used a little spit and the cuff of their sleeve instead? The downside was that slate pencils made a shrieking noise against the slate boards. This meant that when the teacher said, “Work quietly,” it wasn’t very quiet at all. And if you set your slate down, that also made noise, which is why fancier slates had a wrapping of yarn around the edges.The schoolgirl of the nine teenth century had a pencil box for her slate pencils, but it didn’t have colors, zippers or compart ments. It was a simple dark wood SUPPLIES: PENCILS, PENS AND PAPER YEARS AGO: en box, exactly what a pencil box soundsBacklike.to the 1800s, many stu dents used quill pens in class. When the tip of their feather broke, they had to sharpen it using a pen knife. I’m sure many students were relieved when the fountain pen with a metal nib was invented. Yes, they still had to dip it into an inkwell, but at least they didn’t have to sharpen it!

TODAY: Whether your school supplies list has been updated for 2022 or not, chances are your pencil case is filled with lead pencils made with a little white removable eraser, and then just a splash of yellow with a sharpener lurking in some bags. And whether your child uses paper or note books, their quiet writing work is probably as soundless as their teacher’s markers against the whiteboard.

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TODAY: Detention is still a popular pun ishment, because who wants to be in school a minute more than they actually have to be? And suspension is also a punishment, because who wants to be home when everyone else is in school?

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PUNISHMENTS: SUSPENSION THE DUNCE UNIFORMS: COLLARS, SUITS AND CAPS

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YEARS AGO: inMisbehavinganold-time

YEARS AGO: Going to school was often serious busi ness, which meant students had to real ly dress up. More than a hundred years ago, the uniforms introduced by Eton, an aristocratic English boarding school, included a suit jacket with an embroidered vest and tie. Many schools in England soon copied Eton. A typical uniform might require boys to wear collared shirts, jackets and ties. In some schools, the boys wore caps, too. Girls in private schools wore blazers, blouses and wool skirts. As formality became less popular over the years, school uniforms changed. Many schools started allowing jumpers, and some required students to wear shorts (yes, even in the winter!). The most common color of uniforms in those days was blue, from blue suit jack ets for the formal uniforms, to the blue cotton shirts of those in less stiff schools.

TODAY: Blouses and jumpers might still be part of many a school uniform, but caps, ties and suit jackets no longer make up a student’s attire. Surprisingly — or not — blue is still the most common and pre ferred color of school uniforms.

classroom was not for the faint of heart. Punishments in those days included having a student get up in front of the classroom wearing a dunce cap, or the teacher rapping a ruler across a student’s knuckles. And yes, there were those classrooms that had whips hanging on the wall as well to terrify any student into submission. In those days, detention meant students staying after school to rewrite certain phrases dozens of times. Like the infamous, “I will not talk in class. I will not talk in class.”

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TODAY: Yup, school buses haven’t changed that much since that 1939 con ference. While there were definitely im provements to the design, it’s the same big yellow school buses that pick up schoolchildren all over the United States every morning.

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When they talk about walking five miles in the snow to school, they aren’t exag gerating. Many students in the nine teenth century did just that, even after the first school bus was invented in 1886. It was actually a horse-drawn wagon called a “school hack” that drove around picking up the kids. In the twentieth century, the company that produced the wagons made a motorized version — but it still wasn’t very comfortable or protec tive.Other companies, like Ford, made their own school buses in the early twen tieth century. These buses were made with steel panels and offered protection for the kids. But parents wanted more safety, which led to a 1939 meeting about school bus standards. At that meeting, they decided that the best color for school buses would be yellow, so they’d be easy to see.

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AGO: It really depended on where you lived. If you were a country kid, then you probably went to school in a ubiquitous one-room schoolhouse, where the teacher taught children of all ages in one single classroom. Urban centers, however, built huge, fancy school build ings, especially in Europe. These high-ceilinged, manyclassroom buildings were often called “school palaces.” The thick walls and few windows made the schools look like cas tles, but they weren’t actually good for the students.

TODAY: Today’s typical school building may still be a large, impressive place with many classrooms, but there’s definitely also an emphasis placed on open spaces like playgrounds, plus lots of windows for sunlight and ventilation.

TODAY: Will loafers ever go out of style? Probably not. But most students are welcome to wear soft, open shoes in school as well, and are unlikely to use shoe polish to look present able.

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AGO: Solid hard shoes were required in many schools of yesteryear. These shoes had to be polished often to keep them shiny. Loafers have been a popular school shoe style for decades, though over the years these included tall heels or huge platforms, depending on the trend. When it came to school shoes, clumsier and clunkier took the cake.

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TODAY: Schools in America are required to have 180 days of learning every year. And most schools will not accept the excuse, “I had to help with the harvest,” as a reason for missing school.

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room schoolhouses, teachers used the monitorial system to teach kids of different levels. This meant that students who knew more would be come assistant teachers and help the younger students learn. These first-level students were called the abecedarians, because they were still in the process of learning the ABCs.

mary method of learning years ago — and not so many years ago, as well. The student would memorize a pas sage and come up to the front of the room to recite it by heart.Because most schools ended at eighth grade, the focus of schooling was to teach kids to read and write, plus be capable of doing simple arithmetic. In the one-

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AGO: wasMemorizationthepri

TODAY: The main focus of learning to day has shifted to understand ing and applying information, as opposed to just memo rizing passages and repeating them back to the teacher. And abecedarians are simply called first-graders.

AGO: School was considered a luxury for centuries. Most families couldn’t afford to send kids to school to learn, because they needed their chil dren either to do chores on the farm or to work at a factory job to help supplement the family income.Even when kids did start going to school more consistently, the school year was usually much shorter, amounting to approximately 130 days a year in total. Plus, a lot of students were absent in the winter due to illness. And in the spring and autumn, schoolchildren liv ing on the farm were expected to help with harvesting and planting, so there went more school days.

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YEARS AGO: In those little oneroom schoolhouses, kids typically brought their lunch in a metal pail. And they used a tin cup to draw water from a barrel. (Yup, one cup for everyone to share…) In later years, lunchboxes became the best option for car rying food to school. They were still metal, but featured a closed top. Eventually, they began sporting designs as well, like the very first Mickey Mouse lunchbox.

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A young child is like a blank canvas, with a whole world of opportunities open before them. Their experiences shape their future trajectory in life. Thus, it is in early childhood that the very foundation and self-esteem of a person is developed. As a bilingual special educator, it has been my privilege to work with children of all ages for over twenty years. Each morning I wake up enthusiastic, eager to connect to and help Hashem’s chosen children. To see the wonder and joy of life through a child’s eyes. To enjoy colors and textures, animal sounds and music. To play and get messy with sand, clay, paint and putty. To discover and learn and experience without ever stopping. Because children transcend the bonds of time, the constraints of conformity, and the darkness of negativity. Here I present this column to empower parents with tools and suggestions to support their child’s social and emotional growth and overall development. The column will offer inspiration for parents so they can be their child’s best advocate and educator. I look forward to spending time together with you and making the world a better place, one child at a time.

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I arrived early enough to see parents lovingly see ing off their children, with wishes for a successful new year. My student had not arrived yet, and I was glad I got there first. Yoni was Hebrew-speaking; he had arrived from Eretz Yisroel only a few weeks before. Although this was a Yiddish-speaking school, the ad ministration accepted Yoni on one condition: that he acclimate to school properly by November.

The sweet, melodic sounds of davening soon began filling the hallways and drifting out the open windows into the busy streets. The innocence and realness of the children’s voices uplifted me and filled me with a sense of awe. Children are so eager and pure. At that moment, I was sure I had the best job in the world. Yoni arrived a little while later with his mother and father in tow. He was adorable and energetic, and he spoke rapid-fire Hebrew. Yoni entered the classroom and observed the other children, who were all im mersed in free play. Yoni quickly sent off his parents, who appeared hesitant to leave. Yoni seemed to sense their emotions and began to physically push them out theSoondoor.Yoni casually joined a group of boys playing with cars and trucks. Things seemed to be idyllic, the boys zooming the cars around the carpet in harmony. But then Yoni decided he wanted to place all the cars in a row, on his own, to create a traffic jam. Of course, the other boys would not have it. Within seconds there was screaming and crying, with Yoni shouting in Hebrew all the while. He was very angry and appeared oblivi ous to his surroundings and the language the others spoke.The teacher tried to defuse the situation, but with out much luck. It was time for me to intervene. I gen

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tly and slowly explained to Yoni in Hebrew that we needed to calm down and reassess the situation.

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Yoni was quick to defend himself with eloquence and dra ma. I validated what he was saying, but explained we needed to follow classroom rules. He looked sad but strong. He was ready for this new challenge, and his strong will influenced my determination to help out.

I shared this with Yoni’s teachers and classmates. Togeth er, we came up with different ways to help Yoni feel welcome and accepted. We became close partners in easing Yoni’s en trance into school and into the Yiddish-speaking world. Of course, Yoni needed to learn the actual language in order to communicate effectively in his new environment. He needed to build a basic vocabulary. We used art, a powerful therapeutic venue, to draw 100 basic word cards featuring words that Yoni would use daily. I drew the outline of the picture, and Yoni used watercolors to paint each card. We made a keychain with the cards, and Yoni was able to refer to the picture until he became fluent in the lan guage.Yoni was approved for only a few hours of therapy each week, and so I was the only therapist assigned to his case. While we put in much effort in school, it was up to Yoni’s family to car ry over and reinforce what he was learning. However, Yoni’s fam ily was staying at his grandparents house while they searched for suitable living quar ters, and as much as Yoni’s parents wanted to help him, they were overwhelmed with the logistics of moving their family to a new country. I n recent years, I have had the privilege of being involved with many loving grandparents who are interested and invested in joining the therapeutic process in order to help their grandchildren. In this case, too, Yoni’s grandparents were there to support, encourage and teach Yoni every step of the way. We first met in Yoni’s grandparents’ house to discuss the best ways to assist Yoni in his adjustment. We spoke about immersing Yoni in the Yiddish language. Although the fam ily was used to communicating with each other in Hebrew, for Yoni’s benefit, they needed to switch to Yiddish. We worked on setting up a play space for Yoni in his grand parents’ home. This would be a safe, quiet area for Yoni to learn and absorb what was going on around him. I recom mended a small table and chairs to give Yoni the ability to sit and focus on books and activities. We also went through age-appropriate books, toys, games and flashcards. An art area was set up as well. We hung posters with concepts on the walls of the play space, and we discussed which music and songs to play in order to further enhance Yoni’s skills. At the same time, family photos and pictures from back home in Eretz Yisroel were hung up to ease the transition and to serve as conversation-starters for Yoni and his family. Next we went outside to their large enclosed porch to dis cuss ways to maximize the space and make it a play area to socialize, relax and unwind. A large empty rubber pool filled with colorful balls became a ball pit for Yoni to jump in, and a slide, trampoline and riding toys were purchased. Yoni’s cousins were invited often to play with him, and this created AS MUCH AS YONI’S PARENTS WANTED TO HELP HIM, THEY WERE OVERWHELMED WITH THE LOGISTICS OF MOVING THEIR FAMILY TO A NEW COUNTRY.

T here are many mediums of communication. Commu nication and language are not only about how many vocabulary words one might possess. It is also about thinking and learning, pragmatics and the hidden curricu lum.Ibegan to think of ways to connect to Yoni that didn’t re quire

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IT WAS AN ONGOING LEARNING CURVE, AS EVERY CHILD LEARNS DIFFERENTLY, BUT YONI WAS DOING BEAUTIFULLY.

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First and foremost, we discussed establishing eye contact before beginning to speak. This way, we knew we had Yoni’s attention. We also discussed speaking slowly and clearly. This may seem like common sense, but it is often overlooked. Then we discussed the importance of reading books to Yoni in Yiddish. Many books are available that are interesting and appealing to children. We also discussed giving Yoni choices and expanding on things that he said. We discussed sitting and playing with Yoni and narrating his play, while providing feedback and space at the same time. I t was amazing how involved Yoni’s grandparents were and how much they were able to accomplish with him. They were in touch with me on a daily basis to discuss ideas and progress. Soon the days turned into months, and Yoni grasped the language quickly and adjusted well to school. It was an ongoing learning curve, as every child learns differently, but Yoni was doing beautifully. In the springtime, Yoni’s class gathered on the school’s enclosed rooftop for a special activity. Each student was given a balloon with a large tag attached, with the in structions that they could send a message to anyone in the world. Yoni sat down with me to dictate his message. He asked me to write to his friend Avi in Eretz Yisroel. Yoni’s letter read as follows: Dear Avi, I miss you and my old house a lot. But I am happy. Love, Yoni. Yoni drew a small illustration using crayons below the message,and then the teacher began to count. At ten, all of the students sent up their balloons, and a sea of colors filled the bright blue sky. An expression of hope and happi ness filled Yoni as he glanced upward. Y ou can miss being in one place and still be happy in another, and Yoni was here to prove it.

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• Teachers and artists use chalk — or so we think! The chalk they use is rarely true chalk. Most often it is mixed with other ingredients or is made from a mineral called gypsum.

• Athletes engaged in weight-lifting, rockclimbing and gymnastics frequently apply chalk to their hands to remove sweat and reduce the chances of slipping.

• Players in field sports used to mark the boundary lines of the court or playing field using chalk. Although no longer used today, players appreciated that the chalk would emit a dust cloud when hit, thereby clearly indicating when a ball or player went out of bounds. What? How? Chalk is a type of limestone, made up of soft, whitish rock. Like other forms of limestone, it is made from animal shells and takes many years to form. Most chalk used today is a mixture of several elements. Chalk is made from the shells of tiny sea creatures. When these animals die, their shells sink to the ocean floor where they are covered by mud. With time, the shells and mud continue to build up until eventually the material hardens, forming a chalk deposit. This whole process can take hundreds of years. When the water level surrounding the chalk deposit drops, the chalk can rise above the water’s surface. This is how chalk cliffs are formed.

• Chalk is used in products such as paint, rubber and cement.

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1885 Edwin Binney took control of his father’s business, Peekskill Chemical Co. While experimenting with some chemicals, he combined a mixture of slate waste, cement and talc, and created the first dustless white chalk. 1900 The company purchased a stone mill in Easton, Pennsylvania, and began producing slate pencils for schools. This started Binney and Smith’s research into non-toxic and colorful drawing mediums for kids.

1903 Binney created a box of crayons. His wife named his creation “Crayola,” thereby marking the official launch of Crayola Crayons, enjoyed to this very day! She created the name by combining the words craie (French for “chalk”) and ola for oily — since the crayons were made using a petroleum-based wax. Who and When? While chalk has been around for thousands of years, we have Edward Binney of Old Greenwich, Connecticut, to thank for chalk as we know it. Where? Natural chalk is found throughout most of Northwestern Europe. England, specifically, is famous for its chalk, and the white chalk cliffs of Dover attract tourists worldwide. In the United States, chalk deposits can be found across Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas and Wyoming.

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1866 Edwin Binney was born in Shrub Oak, New York. 1904 Binney’s dustless chalk invention was awarded a gold medal at the St. Louis World’s Fair. 2022 Crayola markets over 140 colors of chalk to consumers worldwide.

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HOW TO PLAY: 1. Gather round the table to play a family game of Boggle, using this Boggle board. 2. Once you have a winner, fill out the form below in its entirety. 3. Email the form to com ments@thebpview.com or fax to 718-408-8771 by Sunday at midnight. 4. Two winners will be drawn each week, each of whom will receive a $15 gift card at Judaica Corner! PLAYING RULES: Find words on the board containing four letters or more. Letters of a word must be con nected 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 al lowed in Boggle: Adding “s” to a word • Proper nouns • Abbreviations • Con tractions • Acronyms POINTS 4-letter words: 2 points 5-letter words: 3 points 6-letter words: 5 points 7-letter words: 7 points 8-letter words: 9 points 9+ letters: 12 points Family name: _________________________________ Phone: __________________ Full mailing address: ____________________________________________________ Full name of winner: _________________ Amount of points: __________ Full names of competing players: List some words only the winner found: The longest word found on the board: _____________________________ A new word you learned from the board: __________________________ Only complete forms will be entered into the drawing. Sponsored by: hidesBoggleHint:Eachboardawordofninelettersormore! HG IS NGE D MO PDCW LU A F K SREUTO 164 www.thebpview.com 718.408.8770 The Boro Park View August 31, 2022

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Name of winner: Mommy Amount of points: 59 Names of competing players: Rivky Some words only the winner found: blunt, calling, grant, grim, willing The longest word found on the board: blaring A new word learned from the board: wimp BOGGLE WINNER

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Name of winner: Mommy Amount of points: 79 Names of competing players: Perela Some words only the winner found: claim, count, foal, font, ranch The longest word found on the board: blaring A new word learned from the board: couth Last week’s bonus word: immigrant

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MINI BUS SALE 2012 Mini Bus for sale, Ford Ecoline. Runs very well. Has Wheelchair lift but can be removed. Good price! Please call 917-543-4117

JERUSALEM VILLA For Rent Yom KippurSuccos, 10 Bedrooms. Huge Garden, Beautiful View, Large Succah. 15 minute walk to Belz s5001318@gmail.com011-972-556647296.

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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

OFFICE SPACE Airy, windows, 2 room basement space available. Perfect for office / small kiddy-group. Low 40’s NW/ UTRCH $1200. C/T 929-2719310 / 646-261-3296

MONSEY RENTAL Large 5 bedroom home with a beautiful backyard with hottub and swingset available for rent for shabbosim, August 19-September 6 and for yomim tovim. Located in Chestnut Ridge. Text/call Rikki 347-930-9736.

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TEACHER’S ASSISTANT Seeking teachers assistant to work in a classroom with children with needs in Williamsburg. Get experience working environment, provided. Please call (718) 302-3333 ext. 5230 for more

YOYA /BABY PRIDE STROLLERS Now on sale, available in beautiful colors, ASTM standards, company backed warranty. Free delivery. Please call 845-263-2737

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DINING ROOM FIXTURE Stunning new classic dining room fixture. Selling due to moving. Camer glass Austrian crystal. Contemporary. Very reasonable. Bought from D&D Builiding. Call evenings 718-438-2257 REAL ESTATE 2 APTS. FOR RENT 14th ave 42st, 2 apts, 2 bdrms, 2nd flr, heat incl. Call 718986-7559 leave msg BP APARTMENT For rent 2 bedroom can be made for 3 1,400 sq. ft. auto skyline for sukkah lg kitchen 1 1/2 baths driveway optional 45 street 9 & 10 avenue 347291-3351 APT FOR RENT Beautiful 1 bedroom apartment for rent, 44 Ft. Hamilton.New kitchen, move in condition. Chassan Kalla preferred. Call: 718-851-4558 / 718-909-2816

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FOR RENT 18&55 brand new office space 1600 sq ft. Please call 631-7466095

APARTMENT FOR SALE 17th Ave, 42nd St. 27x100 legal 2 family, brick, detached both sides, private driveway, backyard. Lovely block. Available immedately. 212764-7130

MIAMI BEACH Newly renovated beautiful ocean view 1 bedroom apt. for rent. 347.760.0570

HELP WANTED PRE-1A AND FIRST GRADE ASSISTANTS for Bais Yaakov School. Morning and afternoon. Email resume school@bydm.comto or call 718-633-6555.

SUMMER RENTAL Beautiful Home with large heated pool with water slide for rent in Jackson . Stunning 1.5 acre property . Perfect for a family vacation. 10 beds. 4 blow up mattresses. Call (732)575-5859

DRESS FOR SALE To sell or rent a beautiful pink Miri tenoyim dress. Size 0 Petit Please call: 929-2830188 or 718-236-1542

BRIDAL DRESS Beautiful 2 piece bridal dress for sale size 14. For inquiries please call 718-930-5413

ד”סב Chayeinu Academy is looking to ﬁll the following positions: To join our experienced team and work in a warm, welcoming environment, email your resume to info@chayeinuacademy.org 1:1 FTInstructorsOccupational Therapist Areyou the perfectfit?

JOB OPPORTUNITIES *Flatbush girls school seeking an experienced English principal, hours 11:30-4:30. *Also seeking a Pe-1A English teacher. Hours 12:154:00. Every other Friday. Experience a plus. Please send resumes to ljchams@ yahoo.com

PLAYGROUP ASSISTANT Playgroup in Boro Park, 15th Ave area looking for an assistant for the coming year. Good pay. 718-600-6671

F/T/P/T MORAH & ASSISTANT Full time/ Part time morah & assistant. Yiddish speaking. For small playgroup, for September 22’. Great pay! 718-853-4139

SEEKING TEACHERPLAYGROUP Looking for a teacher in a yiddish speaking playgroup on 18 Ave lower streets please call 347-335-4808 & leave message PLAYGROUP TEACHERS PLAY GROUP seeking teacher &co’s grads welcome, we will give you the best training! competitive pay! Excellent environment! For more info call 9292366129

JOB RESUME Need a great work resume? Resumes are what we do (new grads or experienced)! Call/text 845-554-5778 or email info@resumakerpro. com.

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Bonei Olam looking to higher F/T female administrative assistant with a few years experience, 930-4882orgresume:specificallyphoneenvironment,friendlyproficientskills,computerskillsInexcel.Sendjobs@boneiolam.orleavemessage:(646)

SECRETARY Challenge Early Intervention seeks secretary for our Brooklyn office. Warm Heimishe Atmosphere, flexible hours, transportation provided. hr@challenge-ei. com 718-851-3300 ext 210 BABYSITTER P/T Seeking 2 part time babysitters (morning only) for a small babysitting group in a school setting. Centrally Located in Boro Park. Flexible Pay. Call 646-571-0765

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JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking preschool assistant, Female. F.T /P.T.-morn./ aft. Yiddish Speaking a must. Call 718-686-5500 ext.539. Email Preschooljob247@gmail.comresume

SEEKINFG ASSISTANTS Heimishe school in BP seeking lower grades classroom assistants. Email resume to gmail.comResumes5782@

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PRESCHOOL TEACHERS Preschool in Flatbush has expanded and is seeking warm and loving, motivated, creative and dedicated teacher for our new 2 year old classes for the upcoming 2022/23 school year! Great work environment. Great pay! Teacher position requires NY sertificate. Send your resume to Mosdoth@ gmail.com or call 718-8749405

JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimish BP Office seeking a F/T female secretary for a busy eCommerce business. Must have great interpersonal skills, computer skills a plus. Willing to train, grads welcome. opportunityAdditionalavailable with Private Label. Email resume:

BOOKKEEPER Growing Boro Park Healthcare company looking for a PT/FT in-office assistant Bookkeeper to be in charge of finances. Email resume to Dina@nsipa.com P/T POSITION P/T afternoon secretary position available, starting September. Heimishe office in BP. Basic computer knowledge & excellent customer service skills required. preferred.GraduateWilltrain. Email resume to mrumplar@gmail. com.

SEEKING DRIVERS Seeking drivers for a school and several after-school programs for ‘22-’23 year. Great pay. Email more(718)hamaspikkings.orgsteichman@orcall302-3333ext.5210forinformation

JOB OPPORTUNITY Morah & Assistant for small voucher playgroup for September 22’ . Great pay & environment. References available 347-226-0348

ASSISTANT TEACHER Head Start seeking a nursery assistant teacher. No credits required. Call: 718.218.5511 leave message TEACHER Yeled V`Yalda Williamsburg Early Head Start seeking a teacher with experience. Credits salaryexcellentpreferred,hours,great&benefits.Email callHhalberstam@yeled.orgto:or917.940.2310

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JOB OPPORTUNITY Teachers Assistants For full day or AM/PM for 1st & 2nd grades. Excellent pay. Please call BYDG 718-338-5600 ext.313

Gitty Rosenberg, grosenberg@eislaasois.org917.821.6864OTR/LReachoutto: Now Hiring YIDDISH-SPEAKING SLP’S NEEDED

JOB OPPORTUNITY Montessori preprimary early intervention program seeking teacher and assistant teacher. Great pay! Call 929.777.8445 or email info@ kiddyupny.org. CO-TEACHER Looking for a co-teacher in a heimishe infant daycare in bp. Please call: 718-759-8226

JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking p3 providers high ave high streets great pay! Please call 929-376-3004/ email gmail.comchild1stservices@

SEEKING SECRETARY Heimishe girls office in BP looking to hire secretary. Competitive salary, great atmosphere. Hours 12:006:00 PM. (option to start work later). Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp4322@gmail.

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TEACHER’S ASSISTANT / SECRETARY Seeking girl to work as a (teacher’s assistant/secretary) in a school for special needs children on Fridays only. Great environment and great pay. Please call (718) 302-3333 ext. 5230 for more information.

Classifieds Experienced Lady Videographer 347.564.8576 Specializing in Hemishe weddings. Man videographer also available Paint + Design + Style Paint + Design + Style 347 403 9017 + paintstyleny@gmail.com Paint + Design + Style םיראט קחצי טניירפ רעייא 174 www.thebpview.com 718.408.8770 The Boro Park View August 31, 2022

JOB OPPORTUNITY BP multi girl office is seeking a f/t female secretary. Great pay, heimish environment, will train. Please send your resume to eastcoastphoto.comjack@

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

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JOB OPPORTUNITY BP Accounting firm seeks FT secretary, multi-girl office. Must be detail oriented & org, will train, grt growth oppor. Email Resume: cpa4job@ gmail.com FEMALE WORKER Heimishe office in BP. Good phone, computer skills, multi task, no experience necessary. New grads welcome. Great work envrmt, excellent growth oppty. email resume: gmail.comHRunitedsalesusa@

JOB OPPORTUNITY Join our team! Seeking full time secretary for professional BP office. Competitive pay and benefits! Great potential for growth! Email resume dosjoboffer@gmail.comto: F/T SECRETARY Full time position in busy office. Two hours on Sun needed, no Fridays. Basic computer knowledge and excellent phone/customer service skills required.Email resume to gmail.com.eventsplus952@

JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking staff for Hamaspik girls’ group home in Boro Park. Hours needed: Sunday 9:00 am to 7:00 pm. Sunday nights from 7:00 pm to 9:15 am Choose the hours that work for you. Great pay, many benefits, very pleasant environment. Call 917-6486251 or email hamaspikkings.orgykasnett@

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JOB OPPORTUNITY F/T - P/T A Busy construction office in Brooklyn is looking to hire a multi talented secretary to do office work, Willing to train. send resumes teamhr1377@gmail.comto SEEKING SECRETARY Boro Park office seeking secretary with callto:4:00.quickbooks,communicationexcellentskillsandMon-Thu10:00-Pleaseforwardresumeagreen1989@aol.comor718-610-9456

OFFICE POSITION Interior Design office in BP looking to hire! Full time, great pay, graduates welcome. Email resume Gitty@buildingicons.comto

JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimishe BP office seeking a F/T secretary. resp girl w/ good comm skills, organized, motivated. Grad. preferred. Email resume to bpnewjob@ gmail.com BP OFFICE Bright detail oriented girl/woman to work FT in a busy BP office with solid 917-363-3681acimportexport.comskills.datainterpersonal,communication,clerical,entry,andphoneEmailresumeemil@orcall

SEEKING TEACHERS Kindervelt EHS seeks passionate, warm, loving teachers. No degree required. Great environment. Well paid. Competent graduates welcome. Email orgrhafner@kinderveltehs.resume:

Lead Teacher for Early Head Start in Staten Island. 90 Credits. BA or Masters. Competitive pay. Email resume to: skahan@yeled.org YVY is an EOE

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HELP WANTED Secretary, busy real estate office. Good pay. No experience necessary. Recent grad welcome. Call 718-972-1163. Email: yides@ mprealtyny.com

JOB OPPORTUNITY Busy Heimishe BP office seeking f/t female secretary. Graduate preferred. Efficient, Detail Oriented, w/ good communication skills. Option to start after job2021bp@gmail.comsummer.

F/T POSITION BP organization seeking to hire F/T responsible,motivated,hischool grads, Good communication skills, Proficient PC, Chrome, Gmail, Microsoft Word/ Excel a must. Send leavebpjoboffer@gmail.comresume:ormessage:917-789-8006

JOB OPPORTUNITY Na’aseh Montessori Program is seeking a front desk secretary. Hours are from 10:00 to 6:00. Great pay and a great heimish environment. Please send your resume to info@naaseh.org or call 718500-3765

HALF DAY OPPURTUNITYJOB Seeking Female Paras for Special Ed After School Program. Great Environment, Get ABA training. Hours 2:45-5:00 Located at Ocean pkwy & ave L. Pls call: orgslefkowitz@mastermindsaba.(718)370-3140.

F/T OFFICE Fantastic start up salary with potential for growth, flexible hours, great work environment. Basic computer knowledge, good phone skills a must. Willing to train. Call/email 7184315814 rae@ retekinsurance.com

JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimish multi girl office in BP looking for a responsible and organized F/T secretary, great pay,send resume clearorsecretarybp438@gmail.comtocall845-871-2576andlvmessage.

AMAZING OPPORTUNITY P/T secretary position available with opportunity for growth. Please call and leave a message: 347-2861818.

Little Giants Child Center currently seeking: Classroom Teacher and instructors. Great hours & location (9:15-3:15)! ABA & Floortime training provided. Earn hours towards your license. BP & Williamsburg positions available.OurJoinTeam LittleGiants Child Center is Looking to Fill the Email resume: info@littlegiantscc.com environment!

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Heimishe BP office seeking female secretary. Great environment, Great pay! Email resume: office@ film581.com. Call: 718-9721016 F/T POSITION Insurance office in Boro Park looking for full time female employees, please call 718851-2310 ext 101

P/T SECRETARY Seeking Part-time female secretary, afternoon Hours. Must be computer savvy and have personable phone skills with great customer service. Email resume Lbank7006@gmail.comto

SCHOOL SECRETARY Head Start In Boro Park, full time. resumeComputerOrganizationalInterpersonalExceptionalskills.skills,efficient.Emailto:jobs@yeled.org

SECRETARY 10-5 BP office seeking a secretary from 10-5. Grads welcome. Will train. secretary5720@gmail.comEmail

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FULL TIME SECRETARY Eis Laasois Early Intervention Boro Park office seeking Full Time secretary. Female only environment. Graduate preferred. Please call Frimie Kohn 718-303-9400 ext 467 Or email resume to Fkohn@ eislaasois.org

Classifieds Wonderful environment!! Email resume to: mkatz@mastermindsaba.org Inquire about our work experience hours towards your BA! Looking for 1:1 instructors for special needs school. 718.370.3140

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PHOTOGRAPHY Heimisha lady photographer is looking for a creative girl to assist at weddings. Great opportunity for someone looking to grow in photography. Nice pay. Please email resume to info@ rozephoto.com

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

YESHIVA OFFICE Seeking full time female office workers. Experience in JL software a plus. Pleasant environment. Email resume to comrwauction2020@gmail.

Chassidishe Girls School is seeking an experienced energetic secretary in the bookkeeping department. Quickbooks experience required. Please email resume to gmail.com.schooloffer31@

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םישזער-יצַאנ עטכוזעגסנטסרעמםענופסרעכערברַאפןיאגעיעגידךָאנ ;רָאג זיב טרעדיושעצ ןעוועג זיא גרעבנזָאר רעטלָאוו ךיז טיירג סע-סע יד זַא ןענופעגסיוא סָאוורָאנ טָאה רע .ןדיא ןָאילימ ַא ףיוא הטיחש-ןסַאמ ַא ןריפוצכרוד טגנערבעג זיא רע טניז רָאי ייווצ עטצעל יד ןופ ךשמב רעטלָאוו טָאה ,ץיוושיוא ןייק דלַאוועג טימ ןרָאוועג רעד רעביא ןטייהלצנייא עלַא טלמַאזעג טייהרעליטש רָאנ טָאה רע עכלעוו ףיוא ,קירבַאפ-דרָאמ רעכילקערש ןפיולטנַא לעוטנעווע וצ ןַאלפּ ן'טימ ,טנַאה ַא ןגייל טנעקעג .תמא ןצנַאג םעד טלעוו רעד רַאפ ןלייצרַאפ ןוא טָאה ץיוושיוא ןיא סעלעטש 'עגיטכיוו' ענייז בילוצ עכילנעוועג יד סָאוו סעיגעליווירפּ עייר ַא טַאהעג רעטלָאוו טָאה רע ןוא טגָאמרַאפ טשינ ןבָאה ץיוושיוא ןיא ןעגנילטפעה ואוו ץיוושיוא ןיא רעטרע ענעדישרַאפ וצ טירטוצ ןעמוקַאב .ןייג טנעקעג טשינ ןבָאה סרעלטעצַאק עכילנעוועג יד ןופ בור עיגעליווירפּ עגיזָאד יד טצונעגסיוא רע טָאה לָאמ עכילטע ,וַאנעקריב ןופ סמוירָאטַאמערק יד וצ ןרעטנענרעד וצ ךיז עבַאגפיוא ןַא סעפּע טָאה רע וליאכ לעטשנָא םעד גידנכַאמ ןרעטנעָאנ ַא ןפַּאכ וצ ןזיווַאב רע טָאה יוזַא .טרָאד ןריפוצסיוא ןוא ,טנעָאנ רעד ןופ ןישַאמ-דרָאמ רעשיצַאנ רעד ףיוא קילב .ץיוושיוא רעביא עיצַאמרָאפניא עשיטירק ךָאנ ןפַאש ןוא ט'רזח'עגנייא טוג עיצַאמרָאפניא עלַא יד טָאה רע ןביירשפָּא .ךעלרעמעק-תונורכז ענייז ןיא טגיילעגקעווַא סע ן'רַאפ זיולב − שילַאקיזיר וצ ןעוועג זיא עיצַאמרָאפניא יד ןעמ טָאה רעגַאל םעניא ריפַּאפּ ןוא ענעפּ ַא טימ ןרעוו טפַּאכעג ןַא טגָאמרַאפ רע טָאה לזמ םוצ .ןבעל ן'טימ ןלָאצַאב טנעקעג טָאה יוזַא ןורכז ןטשטנעבעג ןוא פָּאק ןטוג ןכילנעוועגרעסיוא .עיצַאמרָאפניא ליפיוזַא ןעקנעדעג טנעקעג רע ןרָאוועג טכַארטַאב ןַאד זיב זיא ץיוושיוא ןופ ןפיולטנַא טניימעג טָאה ץיוושיוא ןופ ןפיולטנַא ;ךילגעממוא סלַא עטסערג יד ןופ ענייא ןעוועג זיא ץיוושיוא .דרָאמטסבלעז ןעוועג ןענעז סיצַאנ יד ןוא דנַאלשטייד-יצַאנ ןופ ןסינמייהעג ןטלַאה ן'כרוד ,יוזַא טביילב'ס זַא ןכַאמ וצ רעכיז ןסָאלשטנַא רעגידנסיורד רעד רַאפ טכַאמרַאפ שיטעמרעה רעגַאל םעד שטנעמ רעגידעבעל ַא יוזַאיוו געוו רעטסגיצנייא רעד .טלעוו עריא ךרוד ןעוועג זיא ,ץיוושיוא ןזָאלרַאפ וצ ןזיווַאב.סנעמיוקטָאה ןבָאה עכלעוו ןשטנעמ ןעוועג טשינ ןענעז סע זַא טשינ רעזנוא ןעוו טייצ רעד וצ זיב רעבָא ,ןפיולטנַא וצ טריבורפּ ןעוועג טשינ ייז ןופ רענייק זיא ןפָאלרַאפ ךיז זיא עטכישעג ןענעז ןרָאוועג טפַּאכעג ןענעז עכלעוו יד ןוא ,ךיירגלָאפרעד טגנערבעג ןַאד ןוא ןעגנוגינייפּ ערעטיב ןעגנַאגעגרעבירַא .ואריו ועמשי ןעמל ,'ילת רעד וצ ןרָאוועג ענעגנַאפעג-סגירק עשיליופּ ןעוועג עדַארג ןענעז סע רעד ןיא ,ץיוושיוא ןופ ןפיולטנַא וצ ןזיווַאב ןבָאה עכלעוו זיא רעגַאל רעד סָאוו םעדכָאנ טייצ קיטש רעטשרע רעגינייוו-רעמ ןעוועג ןענעז ייז רעבָא ,ןרָאוועג טעדנירגעג ןבָאה סיצַאנ יד סָאוו ןישַאמ-דרָאמ רעד רעביא דנסיוומוא .ןרָאי עדנגלָאפכָאנ יד ןיא ץיוושיוא ןיא טלעטשעגפיוא ןטלַאהעגקירוצ ךיז לייוורעד זיב רעטלָאוו טָאה םעד בילוצ .ןפיולטנַא וצ רענעלפּ ענייז ןריפסיוא ןופ רוחב רעשידיא רעד טָאה 1944 ,15 רַאונַאי םוא רעבָא יד טשינ רעמ טָאה רע זַא ןעוועג טילחמ ,ייקַאווָאלס ןופ .ןטרַאוו ןופ 'עיגעליווירפּ' סע-סע יד זַא ןענופעגסיוא רעטלָאוו טָאה גָאט םעד ןיא ,ןטרָאפּסנַארט ןופ גייטשפיוא ןשיטַאמַארד ַא ףיוא ךיז טיירג טצעי זיב לָאמנייק ךָאנ טָאה רעגַאל רעד סָאוו םענרַאפ ַא ףיוא ןדיא רעטנזיוט ערעווש ןדרָאמרעד ןענעק וצ ידכ ,ןעזעג טשינ .גָאט ןטסגיצנייא ןדעי ,רעגַאל םעניא סָאד ןעוועג סיצַאנ יד ןופ ליצ רעד זיא לָאמסָאד סָאוו עדניימעג עשידיא עטסגיצנייא יד ,םוטנדיא עשירַאגנוא ןכילקערש םעד ןטימעגסיוא רעגינייוו-רעמ ןַאד זיב טָאה .עפָּארייא ןיא רעדנעל ערעדנַא ןיא ןדיא ןופ לרוג ןופ קָאלג רעד טפיוק לקיטרא םעד ןופ טשער.לולאן׳ראפשדוח

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