Issue 160

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MEDICAL MARVELS

(Re: Dr. Robot?, Issue 159)

Thanks for such an informative read! As a medical biller for an interventional urological radiologist, I really enjoyed reading all about robotic surgery. While growing in my field of coding and billing, I am fascinated each time anew when I learn about the wonderful interven tions that are being created to heal mankind. But ultimately, we all know it’s Hashem Who is behind every refuah Baila Berger really did a great job describing the latest medical interventions out there. Keep those articles coming!

Sincerely,

NOT TO BE GLORIFIED

(The Surgical Imposter, Issue 159)

Libby Mencer

Thank you for the informative and interesting reading material you provide. However, please refrain from printing features like that about the conman with a scalpel. Why glorify lying and stealing in a paper for frum Yidden? Evil sins like it are no laughing matter and definitely not fit for print.

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TIMELY COMFORT

(Re: That Very First Patient, Issue 159)

As I walked into the house after a hospital stay of several days, I was pleasantly surprised to see a write-up featured in The Boro Park View related to my recent experience.

About two months ago, I was diagnosed with appendicitis, but was

sent home from the hospital since the doctors claimed that the pain was due to an infected lymph node. After experiencing extreme pain a week ago, I went back to the hospital, and the medical team admitted that they had made a mistake. I was immediately administered treatment and a day later went into surgery for an appendectomy.

After this painful and exhausting ordeal, it was so com forting to be validated with your beautiful articles! Thank you for addressing this topic just in time. Surely this was no coincidence!

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(The Power of Positivity, Issue 158)

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WE ALL NEED IMPROVEMENT

(Re: There’s Always a Story, Inbox, Issue 156)

I’d like to comment on the letters written in response the shopper who was frustrated regarding cutting lines in stores.

The Chofetz Chaim cites many halachos in regard to to’eles, one example being that it is permissible to discuss one’s wrongdoing if you are trying to teach others right from wrong. In fact, you are even allowed to specify in order to keep people from doing an aveirah! (E.g., “Technology is being used inappropriately in so-and-so’s home. Please refrain from continuing to visit.”) However, you should condemn the action as opposed to slamming the person. (Saying “Your friend is a baal averiah” would not be okay.)

The writer of the above-referenced letter wrote that writing negatively about a certain group in Klal Yisroel is lashon hara That would be the case had the original letter-writer writ ten, “The Brooklyn community cuts lines.” That would mean targeting a specific group of people.

However, raising general awareness about issues that need a tikkun always has been done and should continue being done, if only for the fact that Klal Yisroel truly is good and kind — yet many are simply unaware of how they might be hurting others. (Please note that the original letter had no names or identifying details!)

There is definitely to’eles in making people aware to im prove their middos via public (anonymous) platforms. Where would we be today without all the kol korahs and kinusim involving tznius, shmiras halashon and technology?

Additionally, the dan l’kaf zechus factor can just as well be attributed to the woman “seething” over her additional wait time. How would you know just how desperately she needed to be home herself — for all of the reasons you mentioned?

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Recuperating

We can all use improvement, each in a different area. For some it may be dan l’kaf zechus; for others kavod habriyos, patience or care not to steal time from others. As tzad dimim used to say, klapei Shamayim, we are all righteous and holy; down here is where we are obligated to give tochacha so we can all improve in avodas Hashem

Many thanks, S.K.

STARTING WITH THE SCHOOLS

(Re: Pack Your Snack)

The snack contest was amazing and just what we needed! But does anyone know what’s happening from the school’s side? Are parents aware of what food your children’s schools are serving? As a teacher, I am constantly surprised at the breakfast, lunch and snacks served.

I understand that schools want the students to eat as part of spe cific funded programs, but at what price? A lot of foods once consid ered “Shabbos treats,” like sweet ened cereal, have become everyday breakfast at school, and the girls are expected to learn and focus after that. It is disappointing that the “fruits” served are oftentime juices containing more sugar than we’d like to think. Is yogurt with chocolate or candies what we want the kids to eat on a daily basis?

I want to extend a special thank you to all the schools out there who do make it their business to care about the whole child by serving food that’s good for them.

B.M.

NEW HEALTHY HABITS

(Re: Pack Your Snack)

Thank you for the healthy snack contest! My kids loved it. They never took fruits or vegetables to school before, and we hope to con tinue this great habit they picked up. I got feedback from the mother of my son’s friend that her son, too, wants to bring healthy snacks like my son does.

Thank you!

An Appreciative Mother

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Chayala Kurtz, 718-xxx6108, Bnos Sanz

Chayala Mandel, 718xxx-0515, Bobov 45 Chayala Manheit, 718-xxx3073, Bais Yaakov Ger

Chayla Hochauser, 718-xxx-1067, Belz Chayla Honig, 718-xxx0273, Bobov 45

Chayla Schwartz, 718xxx-8892, Bobov

Chesky Bergman, 718-xxx2740, Rachmistrivka

Cheved Babad, 718xxx-9555, Viznitz

Cheved Heimfeld, 718xxx-3303, Bobov 45

Chevy Berger, 718-xxx5156 , Bnos Zion Bobov

Chevy Greentzweig, 718xxx-5640, Tomer Devorah

Chevy Knopfler, 718xxx-3392, Bobov 45

Chumi Shisha, 718-xxx1789, Tomer Devora

Dassy Shreiber, 718xxx-0015, Skvere

Devoir’le Weichbrod, 718xxx-9392, Bais Chana

Devoiry Erps, 718-xxx7230, Bais Yaakov of BP

Devoiry Green, 718xxx-0650, Satmar

Devoiry Solomon, 718-xxx-9042

Dina Weiss, 718-xxx2855, Satmar

Dovid Goldbrenner, 718xxx-6945, Klausenberg

Duvid Grunwald, 718xxx-0758, Skvere

Duvid Weingadt, 718-xxx9270, Kalis cheder

Elky Fasten, 718-xxx-3922, Belz

Elky Israel, 718-xxx3156, Bais Tziporah

Elky Leiberman, 718xxx-6706, Satmar

Esther Malky Glicksman, 718-xxx-1523, Nesivos

Esther Malky Mann, 718-xxx-1343, Belz

Esther Malky Tobal, 718-xxx-1634, Vien

Esther Neugarten, 718xxx-8471, Bobov

Esther Rivky Babad, 718-xxx-9553, Viznitz

Esther Sara Davidowitz, 718-xxx-2282, Bais Bracha

Esti Greenbaum, 718xxx-7432, Viznitz

Esti Leiber, 718-xxx4397, Beis Esther

Esty Abromowitz, 718xxx-7360, Ger

Esty Ashkenazi, 718xxx-1574, Satmar

Esty Brach, 718-xxx-1390, Satmar Esty Brandwein, 718-xxx-6502

Esty Duetch, 718-xxx6391, Satmar

Esty Eichenstein, 718-xxx6321, Bnos Bobov

Esty Friedman, 718xxx-3809, Viznitz

Esty Friedman, 718xxx-2146, Satmar

Esty Goldberg, 718-xxx8789, Bobov 45

Esty Gordon, 718-xxx0428, Bobov 45

Esty Gross, 718-xxx-2101, Satmar

Esty Gross, 718-xxx-0385, Satmar

Esty Grunwald, 718xxx-2367, Skver

Esty Herskowitz, 718xxx-2930, Satmar

Esty Jacobowitz, 718xxx-0395, Satmar

Esty Jocobawitz, 718xxx-0780, Satmar

Esty Mayer, 718-xxx-2278, Bnos Zion Bobov

Esty Mayer, 718-xxx-4091, Skver

Esty Mehring, 718-

xxx-0530, Viznitz

Esty Mulokandov, 718-xxx-3135, Bais Yaakov Bensonhurst

Esty Pearlman, 718xxx-1471, Bais Sura

Esty Rorhan, 718-xxx2035, Tomer Devorah

Esty Rottenberg, 718xxx-7607, Viznitz

Esty Rubin, 718-xxx4703, Bais Shifra

Esty Schwartz, 718xxx-8892, Bobov

Esty Segedin, 718-xxx6571, Satmar

Esty Solomon, 718xxx-0346, Vien

Esty Stein, 718-xxx-1015, Rachmestrivka

Esty Sternhill, 718-xxx2422, Bnos bobov

Esty Strasser, 718-xxx2413, Satmar

Esty Weingarten, 718-xxx0160, Bnos Zion Bobov

Esty Weinstock, 718xxx-5550, Belz

Esty Weiss, 718-xxx-5419

Esty Weiss, 718-xxx5346, Bais Shifra

Esy Herskovitz, 718-xxx2930, Ohel Sura

Etty Weiss, 718-xxx7245, Bais tziporah

Faiga Blima Feferkorn, 718-xxx-2335, Viznitz

Faiga Brucha Klein, 718xxx-2139, Bnos Chaya

Faiga Hendy Vorhand, 718-xxx-6608, Nesivos

Faiga Rivky Frankel, 718xxx-2131, Satmar

Faigele Karpel, 929xxx-1756, Bobov

Faigy Fried, 718-xxx-2330, Pupa

Faigy Gestetner, 718xxx-3245, Satmar

Faigy Goldberger, 718xxx-3083, Satmar

Faigy Greenfeld, 718xxx-0262, pupa

Faigy Grunwald, 718xxx-2525, Skvere

Faigy Hirschfeld, 718xxx-5266, Satmar

Faigy Horowitz, 718xxx-1453, Bobov

Faigy Jocobawitz, 718xxx-0780, Satmar

Faigy Levy, 718-xxx-1544, Pupa

Faigy Rosenberg, 718xxx-5773, Bnos Sanz

Faigy Schmuckler, 718xxx-4848, Sanz

Faigy Schwartz, 718xxx-3186, Satmar

Faigy Strasser, 718xxx-2413, Satmar

Faigy Weiss, 718-xxx-0673, Belz

Faigy Zinger, 718-xxx4316, Satmar

Fally Ruach, 718-xxx1550, Satmar

Feigele Brull, 718-xxx-0882, Pupa

Fishel Unsdorfer, 718-xxx2654, Klausenberg

Fradele Weinfeld , 718-xxx5631, Bnos Zion Bobov

Frady Herschlag, 718xxx-2915, Bais Esther

Frady Engel, 718-xxx1751, Bais Malka

Frady Hollander, 718xxx-7753, Bobov 45

Frady Lowy, 718-xxx-2015, Nseivos Bais Yaakov

Frady Zilberman, 718xxx-1649, Bobov

Fraida Rivky Simsovits, 718-xxx-1598, Viznitz

Fraidy Rosenblum, 718-xxx5319, Bnos Zion Bobov

Fraidy Singer, 718-xxx-6849, Pupa Williamsburg

Fraidy Weingadt, 718xxx-9270, Bais Sura

Fraidy Winkler, 718xxx-7694, Vien

Fraidy Zinger, 718-xxx-4316

Fraidy Zitronenbaum, 718xxx-2601, Bnos Zion Bobov

Freidy Weinberger , 718xxx-0567, Bais Shifrah

Frimmy Hochauser, 718-xxx-1067, Belz

Frimmy Lefkowitz, 718-xxx1785, Tomer Devorah

Fruma Folger, 718-xxx1520, Bnos Zion

Frumy Engel, 718-xxx4240, Satmar

Gavriel Duetch, 718xxx-9179, Satmar

Gitty Feferkorn, 718xxx-6965, Belz

Gitty Gertner, 718xxx-5744, Satmar

Gitty P., 929-xxx-5209, Bnos Zion Bobov

Gitty Steuer, 17188710730, Bnos Zion Bobov

Gitty Weingadt, 718xxx-9270, Bais Sura

Gitty Wollner, 718-xxx7727, Bais Esther

Goldy Freund, 718xxx-0138, Satmar

Goldy Griffel, 718-xxx3428, Bnos Zion Bobov

Goldy Klein, 718-xxx-3140, Neitra

Goldy Klein, 718-xxx1662, Bais Tziporah

Goldy Lebowitz, 718xxx-1546, Satmar

Hadassah Halperin, 845xxx-3364, Bobov 45

Henda Raizy Deutsch, 718-xxx-1258, Satmar

Hendy Lefkowitz, 718xxx-8172, Nesivos

Hendy Twersky, 718-xxx1486, Bais Shifra

Henna Zissy Meisels, 718-xxx-8985, Satmar

Henny Fogel, 718-xxx-2624, Pupa

Henny Pavel, 718-xxx-5898, Vien

Henny Weinberg, 718xxx-7926, Bnos Chaya

Henny Wiengarten, 718xxx-0643, Bais Tzeporah

Hentchy Perl, 718-xxx5054, Satmar

Hentchy Tirnauer, 718xxx-5618, Satmar

Hentchy Weber, 718xxx-1503, Belz

Hershy Gluck, 718xxx-2306, Satmar

Hindy Freund, 718xxx-0138, Satmar

Hindy Friedman, 718xxx-9247, Pupa

Hindy Gluck, 718-xxx8577, Skvere

Hindy Goldberg, 718xxx-1012, Bobov

Hindy Greenfeld, 718xxx-0262, pupa

Hindy Knopfler, 718-xxx4733, Bnos Sanz

Hindy Lezer, 718-xxx0524, Bais Tziporah

Hindy Luntzer, 718-xxx-6524

Hindy Meisels, 718xxx-3731, Satmar

Hindy Sternhill, 718-xxx2422, Bnos bobov

Hindy Wachsler, 718-xxx0574, Bais Tziporah

Hindy Winkler, 718-xxx-0846, Bais Rochel Jersey City

Hudis Einhorn, 718-xxx0609, Bobov 45

Idy Mann, 718-xxx-1343, Belz

Idy Steuer, 718-xxx0730, Bnos Zion

Itty Rosenberger, 718xxx-2632, Satmar

Kreindy Weinstock, 718xxx-3154, Bobov 45

Leah Lieberman, 718xxx-7398, Satmar

Leah Amsel, 718-xxx7272, Satmar

Leah Brull, 718-xxx-2390, Satmar

Leah Fradel Zenwirth, 718-xxx-1261, Bobov 45

Leah Fruend, 718-xxx6244, Bais Shifra

Leah Goldhirsch, 718xxx-3757, Bobov 45

Leah Greenberger, 718xxx-1150, Bais Sura

Leah Leibovits, 718xxx-4570, Viznitz

Leah Markowitz, 718xxx-8339, Satmar

Leah Mendelwiz, 718xxx-8504, Bobov

Leah Ovitz, 718-xxx2014, Bnos Chaya

Leah Silberman, 718xxx-0954, Belz

Leah Weider, 718-xxx7266, Klausenberg

Leah Weiss, 718-xxx-5419

Leah Wollner, 718-xxx7727, Bais Esther

Leah Yides lefkowitz, 17187820446, Vien

Leah’la Elfer, 718-xxx2703, Viznitz

Leah’la Fulop, 718-xxx5340, Satmar

Leah’la Goldberger, 718xxx-1346, Satmar

Leah’la Jacobowitz, 718xxx-7921, Bnos Chaya

Leah’la Leifer, 718-xxx7430, Bnos Chaya

Leah’la Lezer, 718-xxx0524, Bais Tziporah

Leah’la Rabinowitz, 718xxx-1123, Klausenberg

Leah’la Reiner, 718-xxx9058, Bnos bobov

Leah’la Weiss, 718xxx-8055, Satmar

Leah’le Gordon, 718-xxx2049, Bnos Zion Bobov

Leah’le Sadykov, 718-xxx9594, Bais Yaakov

Leah’le Steinwurzel, 718-xxx3948, Bnos Zion Bobov

Levi Yitzchok Greenfeld, 718-xxx-3073, Lelev

Liba Fishman, 718xxx-9622, Bobov

Liba Hershkowitz, 718xxx-9498, Pupa

Liba Kaff, 718-xxx0973, Bais Shifra Liba Ronald, 718-xxx7754, Bnos Bobov

Libby Blumenberg, 718-xxx0390, Bnos Sanz Union City Libby Tzin, 718-xxx-2612, Satmar

Malky Bleichfeld, 718xxx-7247, Belz

Malky Englander, 718-xxx4099, Bnos Zion Bobov

Malky Feferkorn, 718xxx-2335, Viznitz

Malky Fleishman, 718xxx-7162, Bais Malka

Malky Geller, 718-xxx7583, Bnos Zion Bobov

Malky Grossman, 718-xxx2468, Rachmistrivka

Malky Halpern, 845xxx-3364, Bobov 45

Malky Halpert, 718xxx-4651, Belz Malky Katz, 718-xxx-5486, Viznitz

Malky Koenig, 718xxx-6856, Satmar Malky Korn, 718-xxx5095, Bais tziporah Malky Landau, 718xxx-2455, Bobov

Malky lefkowitz, 17187820446, Vien

Malky Lichtenstein, 718-xxx-5221, Vien

Malky Markowitz, 718xxx-8339, Satmar

Malky Mendelwitz, 718-xxx-1327, Belz

Malky Rutner, 718-xxx5653, Bobov 45

Malky Silberman, 718-xxx-9403

Malky Weinberger, 17182221662, Viznitz

Malky Zeitlin, 718-xxx8514, Bais Esther

Malli Frankel, 718-xxx2131, Satmar

Matty Shlefrig, 718-xxx3147, Bais Esther

Mayer, 718-xxx-2278, Bnos Zion Bobov

Menachem Neuman, 718-xxx-4835, Sanz

Mindy Berger, 718-

xxx-6909, Satmar

Mindy Glick, 718-xxx-1213, Viznitz Mindy Lichtenstein, 718-xxx-5221, Vien

Mirel Shneibalg, 718xxx-0374, Viznitz

Miri Honig, 718-xxx-5094, Satmar - jersey city

Miri Mendelwitz, 718xxx-1327, Belz

Miriam Atlas, 929-xxx6128, Tomer Devorah

Miriam Felberbaum, 718-xxx7706, Bnos Zion Bobov

Miriam Friedman, 718xxx-0725, Klausenberg

Miriam Gross, 718-xxx-3132, UTA Miriam Herskovitz, 718xxx-2930, Ohel Sura

Miriam Margules, 718-xxx0449, Bnos Zion Bobov

Miriam Moskowitz, 201-xxx-7464, Sanz

Miriam Neuman, 718xxx-2267, Belz

Miriam Ringel, 718-xxx-0822, Belz Miriam Ringel, 718-xxx-1879, Belz

Miriam Rosenbaum, 718xxx-8037, Tomer Devorah

Miriam Schreiber, 718xxx-2406, Satmar

Miriam Weber, 718xxx-0166, Belz

Miriam Weiser, 718xxx-5956, Satmar

Moish Yehuda Weisberger, 718xxx-2680, Mevakshai Hashem Moshe Yossi Waxler, 718-xxx-2297, Biyan

Naftali Weisberger, 718xxx-3740, Biyan

Nechama Goldman, 718xxx-8878, Bais Sura

Nechama’le Ledereich, 718-xxx-3652, Bais Bracha

Nechy Gold, 718-xxx2366, Satmar

Nechy Hager, 718xxx-1421, Viznitz

Nechy Rosenbaum, 718xxx-1375, Bais Tziporah

Nicha Miriam Reiner, 718xxx-9058, Bnos bobov

Nissi Vorhand, 718xxx-6598, Nesivos

Nissy Weiss, 718-xxx2963, Satmar

Noami Lederer, 718-xxx5005, Klausenberg

Nussen Goldbrenner, 718xxx-6945, Klausenberg

Perela Minka, 718-xxx-9302

Perela Minko, 718-xxx-3649

Perela Steuer, 718-xxx0730, Bnos Zion

Perela Weider, 718-xxx0722, Klausenburg

Peri Duetch, 718-xxx6391, Satmar

Perry Engel, 718-xxx1517, Bas Yisroel

Perry Greenfeld, 718xxx-0262, pupa

Perry Mendlowitz, 718xxx-9501, Viznitz

Pesha Gitty Eisek, 718-xxx5846, Bais Tziporah

Pessi Kraminer, 718-xxx0587, Bais Yaakov Ger

Pessy Stober, 718-xxx2246, Gan Yisroel

Pessy Teichman, 718-xxx-4305

Rachala Licht, 718-xxx1951, Bnos Zion Bobov

Raizele Baron, 718-xxx7587, Bnos Zion Bobov

Raizele Zenwirth, 718xxx-1262, Bobov 46

Raizy Gross, 718-xxx-5948, Belz

Raizy Klein, 718-xxx1662, Bais Tzeporah

Raizy Lebovits, 718xxx-1546, Satmar

Raizy Pavel, 718-xxx-5898, Vien

Raizy Rosenblum, 718-xxx5319, Bnos Zion Bobov

Raizy Silberman, 718xxx-0955, Belz

Raizy Solomon, 718-xxx4327, Bais Esther

Raizy Strickman, 718xxx-1942, Bais Shifra

Rechy Basch, 718-xxx-4946, Vien

Rechy Fekete, 718xxx-5125, Neitra

Rechy Schwimmer, 718xxx-0619, Satmar

Rechy Twersky, 718-xxx-4819

Rechy Weber, 718-xxx-3030, Vien

Rechy Weiser, 718xxx-5956, Satmar

Reiny Stern, 718-xxx2381, Beis Tzeporah

Reizy Twersky, 718-xxx4361, Bais Shifrah

Risha Duetch, 718-xxx9169, Bobov 45

Rissi Stern, 718-xxx-8854, Satmar

Rissi Weisel, 718-xxx1770, Bnos Sanz

Riva Malka Horowitz, 718xxx-1840, Bnos Zion Bobov

Rivkele Sternaus, 718xxx-1731, Bobov 45

Rivky Appel, 718-xxx-8831, Bobov

Rivky Babad, 718-xxx-6009, Belz

Rivky Chimmon, 718xxx-2388, Belz

Rivky Friedman, 718-xxx0725, Klausenberg

Rivky Fruend, 718-xxx6244, Bais Shifra

Rivky Gruber, 718-xxx3157, Bais Tziporah

Rivky Itzkowitz, 718xxx-7359, Viznitz

Rivky Jacobowiz, 718xxx-4718, Satmar

Rivky Klar, 718-xxx-9699, Viznitz

Rivky Mendelwitz, 718xxx-1861, Satmar

Rivky Ovitsch, 718-xxx2014, Bnos Chaya

Rivky Rosenberg, 718xxx-2916, Satmar

Rivky Stern, 718-xxx8854, Satmar

Rivky Tirnauer, 718xxx-1978, Vien

Rivky Vorhand, 718-

xxx-6598, Nesivos

Rivky Zitronenbaum, 718xxx-0015, Bnos Zion

Rochel Kranz, 718-xxx3874, Bais Yaakov of BP

Rochel Schwartz, 718xxx-9411, Bais Bracha

Roiza Malka Horowitz, 17186331840, Bnos Zion Bobov

Roiza Weiss, 718-xxx1891, Rachmastrivka

Roizy Foger, 718-xxx-4817, Bnos Zion Bobov

Roizy Luntzer, 718-xxx-6524

Roizy Solomon, 718-xxx0667, Bais Rochel

Rucha Leah Mendlowitz, 718-xxx-8405, Satmar

Rucha’la Einhorn, 718xxx-0609, Bobov 45

Rucha’la Mehring, 718xxx-0530, Viznitz

Ruche’la Lezer, 718-xxx0524, Bais Tziporah

Ruchel Luntzer, 718-xxx-6524

Ruchel Malky Weiss, 718-xxx-3709, Satmar

Ruchele Binet, 718-xxx-4359, Belz

Ruchele Duetch , 718xxx-9179, Bobov 45

Ruchele Frankel, 718-xxx7542, Bnos Bobov 45

Ruchele Lowy, 718-xxx-9467, Nseivos Bais Yaakov

Ruchele Miller, 718xxx-3439, Pupa

Ruchele Silber, 718-xxx2078, Bais Chana

Ruchels Silber, 718-xxx3451, Bais Shifra

Ruchy Amsel, 718-xxx7272, Satmar

Ruchy Braun, 718-xxx-1444

Ruchy Buchinger, 718xxx-7450, Satmar

Ruchy Fogel, 718-xxx-0453, Belz

Ruchy Frankel, 718-xxx7542, Bnos Zion

Ruchy Friedman, 718xxx-2146, Satmar

Ruchy Goldman, 718xxx-7875, Nitra

Ruchy Goldstein, 718-xxx5787, Bnos Yaakov Pupa

Ruchy Graus, 718-xxx-4299, Belz

Ruchy Gross, 718-xxx-6629, Nseivos Bais Yaakov

Ruchy Gross, 718xxx-1653, Bobov

Ruchy Gross, 718-xxx4037, Klausenberg

Ruchy Klein, 718-xxx6662, Bobov 45

Ruchy Lieberman, 718xxx-7398, Satmar

Ruchy Rechnitzer, 718xxx-3043, Belz

Ruchy Rosenberg, 718xxx-2096, Bais Tziporah

Ruchy Stern, 718-xxx8854, Satmar

Ruchy Wagschal, 718xxx-7495, Bobov

Ruchy Weber, 718-xxx1731, Bais Malka Belz

Sara Blimi Saks, 718xxx-2116, Vien

Sara Blimy Neuman, 718-xxx-2267, Belz

Sara Fuchs, 718-xxx-2673, Belz

Sara Leah Gross, 718-xxx6630, Nseivos Bais Yaakov

Sarah Leah Gross, 718xxx-6629, Nesivos

Sarale Weinreb, 718-xxx5696, Nseivos Bais Yaakov

Serel Leifer, 718-xxx-3030

Shaindy Berger, 718-xxx2512, Bais Malka Belz

Shaindy Fogelgarn, 718xxx-1876, Bais Tziporah

Shaindy Friedman, 718xxx-3635, Satmar

Shaindy Hofner, 718xxx-4041, Bobov 45

Shaindy Leiberman, 718-xxx-6706, Satmar

Shaindy Rokach, 718xxx-3032, Bais Shifra

Shaindy Schwartz, 718-xxx8248, Bnos Sanz Union City

Shainny Jarosolowitz, 718-xxx-1503, Ger

Sheva Rivky Feferkorn, 718-xxx-2335, Viznitz Shevy Moskowitz, 718xxx-3453, Satmar

Shiffy Grunwald, 718xxx-0758, Skvere

Shiffy Heszkel, 718-xxx0260, Klausenberg

Shiffy Rubin, 718-xxx4703, Bais Shifra

Shiffy Rubin, 718-xxx4625, Viznitz

Shifra Greenfeld, 718xxx-1714, Bobov

Shmiel Grossman, 718-xxx2468, Rachmistrivka

Shmiel Unsdorfer, 718xxx-2654, Klausenberg

Shmiel Widislavsky, 718xxx-6102, skvere

Shmili Fogelgarn, 718xxx-1876, Bobov

Shulem Felberbaum, 718-xxx-2937, Viznitz

Silka Jacobowiz, 718xxx-4718, Satmar

Simi Brauner, 718-xxx9330, Satmar

Simi Kellner, 718-xxx5511, Tomer Devorah

Sossy Stern, 718-xxx2866, Viznitz

Sura Gitty Goldberg, 718xxx-2278, Bobov 45

Sura Malky Goldman, 718-xxx-7875, Nitra

Sura Rivky Twersky, 718xxx-4361, Bais Shifrah

Sura’la Brach, 718xxx-1390, Satmar

Sura’la Labin, 718-xxx2387, Satmar

Surala Horowitz, 718xxx-0181, Bnos Zion Surale F., 929-xxx-5209, Bnos Zion Bobov

Surale Leichthood, 718xxx-8274, Pupa

Surale Weider, 718-xxx4709, Bais Esther

Sury Askal, 718-xxx-1039, Bnos Sanz Union City

Sury Braun, 718-xxx2863, Satmar

Sury Brull, 718-xxx-2390, Satmar

Sury Eisdorfer, 718xxx-5269, Satmar

Sury Hochhauser, 718xxx-1067, Belz

Sury Horowitz, 718xxx-1453, Bobov

Sury Justman, 718-xxx-0245, Ger Sury Katz, 718-xxx-5479, Satmar

Sury Kleinman, 718-xxx2859, Bais tziporah

Sury Kohn, 718-xxx5777, Bais Sura

Sury Licht, 718-xxx0622, Bais tziporah

Sury Orbach, 718-xxx-0395, Ger

Sury Overlander, 718xxx-6704, Skvere

Sury Tirnauer, 718-xxx-1978, Vien Sury Weiss, 718-xxx-0673, Belz

Sury Weiss, 718-xxx7245, Bais Shifra

Sury Wienstock, 718xxx-1337, Belz

Sury Zelcer, 718-xxx4919, Satmar

Sussy Grossman, 718-xxx2468, Rachmistrivka

Tilli Rechnitzer, 718xxx-0771, Belz

Tilly Freund, 718-xxx-5354, Vien

Toba Rivky Fruend, 718xxx-6244, Bais Shifra

Toby Branwien, 718-xxx-6502

Toby Graus, 718-xxx-4299, Belz

Toby Grossberger, 718xxx-7724, Gur

Toby halberstam, 718xxx-1251, Bobov 45

Toby Horowitz, 718xxx-2189, Bobov

Toby Reichberg, 718xxx-4832, Bobov-45 Toby Rosenberger, 718xxx-2632, Satmar

Toby Scharff, 718-xxx1450, Bnos Chaya

Trany Kalman, 718xxx-3254, Pupa

Tzipora Berkowitz, 718xxx-0309, Gan Yisroel

Tziporala Weider, 718xxx-0722, Bais Esther

Tzipori Leifer, 718-xxx4523, Satmar

Tzippy Miller, 718-xxx1128, Bobov 48

Tzippy Weingadt, 718xxx-9270, Bais Sura

Tzirel Fisch, 718-xxx-5918, Satmar

Tzivi Wagschal, 718-xxx2354, Ohel Sura

Tzivy Solomon, 718xxx-0346, Vien

Tzurty Srulovic, 718-xxx1522, Klausenberg

Udi Erenthaul, 718-xxx8397, Bnos Chayil

Yachet Fischer, 718-

xxx-6667, Satmar

Yachy Stein, 718-xxx1015, Rachmestrivka

Yakov Hirsch Neuman, 718-xxx-4835, Sanz

Yankel Katz, 718-xxx5479, Satmar

Yechiel Solomon, 718xxx-0346, Bobov

Yehuda Kowler, 718xxx-8273, Gur

Yehudis Ungar, 718-xxx2103, Bnos Zion Bobov

Yides Wertzberger, 718xxx-1599, Pupa

Yides Gestetner, 718xxx-3245, Satmar

Yides Klein, 929-xxx4380, Satmar

Yisroel Mordechai Beilush, 718xxx-1069, Mevakshei Hashem

Yitty Friesel, 718-xxx1011, Bais Tzipora

Yitty Fromowitz, 718-xxx-8355

Yitty Hochauser, 718xxx-1067, Belz

Yitty Horowitz, 718xxx-2189, Bobov

Yitty Langsam, 718xxx-9442, Belz

Yitty Leifer, 718-xxx2892, Bais Tzipotah

Yitty Lieber, 718-xxx5312, Klausenberg

Yitty Reichburg, 718xxx-0995, Bobov 45

Yitty Waldman, 718xxx-1472, Neitra

Yitty Zitronenbaum, 718xxx-0015, Bnos Zion

Yitzchok Hertz, 718xxx-7227, Spinka

Yizchok Sheinfil, 718-xxx6477, Yeshiva Yagdil Torah

Yocheved Kowler, 718xxx-8273, Gur

Yocheved Rivkele Rosenfeld, 718-xxx-6612, Bais Surah

Yocheved Solomon, 718-xxx-0346, Vien

Yosef Frankel, 718-xxx3271, Rachmestrivka

Yossi Grossman, 718-xxx2468, Rachmistrivka

Zissy Goldberger, 718xxx-1346, Satmar

Zissy Gross, 718-xxx-1653, Bobov

Zissy Hass, 718-xxx-0829, Viznitz

Zissy Heftler, 718-xxx6043, Bnos Zion Bobov

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Hot on His Heels

Before Yaakov and Eisav’s birth, they both fought to be born first and earn the bechorah . When Eisav was born first, it seemed that he had triumphed in the struggle. Yet the pasuk says that Yaakov was born grasping Eisav’s heel. What gain did Yaakov have in holding on to his brother at that point? It was already a lost fight!

IT WAS IN THE TOWN OF PONEVEZH, Lithuania. Rav Yosef Shlomo Kahaneman, the Ponevezher Rav, zt”l, was looking for a place to set up his yeshivah. Soon an amazing deal came up. It was the sale of a perfect property that was worth a lot of money, yet since the seller was desperate for cash, he was ready to sell it at half price if the money could be put down soon.

This meant that the Rav could acquire the new building, at an estimated worth of 100,000 rubles, for just 50,000 rubles! The condition was, however, that 5,000 rubles down payment be given on the spot, with the remainder to be paid up within one month. If the Rav would not come up with the money in time, he would forfeit the non-refundable down payment.

The Ponevezher Rav gave the offer serious thought. On the one hand, it was too good to be true, yet how could he undertake the burden of coming up with this great sum on such short notice?

But the Rav was sincere in his desire. He was founding the ye shivah entirely l’shem mitzvah, and as such, he hoped to merit help from Above.

The Rav handed over the 5,000 ruble down payment and im mediately got to work raising the rest of the funds. He left no stone unturned and employed his best fundraising tactics, yet for some reason, his efforts did not reap success. The weeks were ticking by, and the Rav hardly managed to procure a few rubles. The date for the final payment was approaching, and he had nothing to show for it.

On the final evening before he had to hand over the money, the Rav, feeling lost and forlorn, rushed to his comfort corner: the beis midrash. He opened a Gemara and immersed himself in the calming depths of Torah.

It was about midnight when the Rav finally closed his Gemara and made his way home. Standing at his door were two well-

known businessmen.

“We’re waiting for the Rav for nearly two hours!” they blurted out, and then explained: “We are about to seal a shidduch between our children, and we would like to keep the dowry funds in the Rav’s possession as security until the time of the wedding.”

Remarkably, the amount of the dowry was exactly 45,000 ru bles!

The Rav was more than happy to comply, yet he made a stipu lation. “I will keep the money for you — but I would like to request permission to use the funds while they are in my possession.”

The two businessmen agreed that the Rav could use the mon ey, so long as he would repay them within three months. Soon the Ponevezher Rav wished the pair mazel tov, and they left.

At nine o’clock the next morning, the Ponevezher Rav knocked at the seller’s door with the entire remaining funds for the yeshi vah building in his hands.

A few days later, the businessmen returned to the Rav’s home. Sadly, they reported that the shidduch was off and that they wished to take back the dowry.

The Rav reminded them that they had given permission for him to use the funds in the interim, and then promised: “By the time we reach three months, you will receive the entire amount back — down to the last penny!”

Indeed, the second round of fundraising attempts was much more successful than the first, and the Rav managed to pay back the loan in time. Perhaps the entire almost-shidduch had only de veloped in order to help set up the Ponevezher yeshivah…

The Ponevezher Rav demonstrated a strong lesson with his approach. The Rav took upon himself a tremendous burden for the sake of Heaven, and indeed, he was blessed with special si yata d’Shmaya. When it comes to ruchnius and avodas Hashem, there

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The Lelover Rebbe explains Yaakov Avinu’s actions.

Yaakov Avinu behaved in a simi lar fashion. He undoubtedly realized that Eisav had earned the bechorah the moment he entered the world. It was a lost fight! Yet sensing the deep con sequences dependent on the bechorah, Yaakov did not stop there. He contin ued to hang on to Eisav’s heel. Because when it comes to ruchnius, one should not stop and make calculations! Yaa kov may not have been able to reverse his older brother’s firstborn status, but he was still able to hold him back just a bit — and that is what he did.

Indeed, Eisav was the original bechor, yet in the end, Yaakov managed to obtain the firstborn right by buying it off Eisav. It may seem as if there is no connection between the two incidents, yet in truth, the hishtadlus that Yaakov made — then, as a newborn — ulti mately led to his acquiring the becho rah in the future.

Even when the battle seems lost, efforts in ruchnius are never superflu ous.

Adapted from the teachings of Rav Mordechai Freundlich, zt”l.

Did You Know?

The fact that Yaakov was born holding on to Eisav’s heel is symbolic of galus. While in galus, Eisav will be given supremacy over Yaakov, constantly looking to tread all over him. Ultimately, however, Yaakov will emerge victorious and be granted the higher position.

Yet how could he undertake the burden of coming up with this great sum on such short notice?

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Potential Tragedy Averted as Two Arrested and Weapons Recovered in Shul Attack Threat

Two men are under arrest in connection with a string of online threats against a New York City shul, thanks to the col laborative efforts of the NYPD and the FBI.

CNN reported that 21-year-old Christopher Brown of Long Island and 22-year-old Matthew Mahrer of Manhattan were apprehended by Metropolitan Transportation Authority po lice last Shabbos morning. The two were taken into custody and turned over to the NYPD and the FBI.

A statement released by Manhattan District Attorney Al vin Bragg said that the two men had two guns, a high-ca pacity magazine, ammunition, an eight-inch-long militarystyle knife, a swastika arm patch, a bulletproof vest and a ski mask, among other possessions. Both the guns and the bul letproof vest were recovered from Maher’s Upper West Side apartment after their arrest, according to the New York Post

Law enforcement is being credited with preventing an imminent attack against a Manhattan shul. Brown had al legedly been posting threats a week before his arrest, mak ing specific reference to “shoot[ing] up a synagogue.” A sixsecond video posted four days later spoke graphically about murdering people and was followed by a Friday post that read, “This time I’m really gonna do it.”

The two suspects’ pictures were circulated to thousands of police officers by late Friday along with a warning that they might be traveling from Long Island to either New York City or Pennsylvania. Officer Richie Taylor, commanding officer of the NYPD’s Community Affairs Outreach Unit, alerted Hatzalah about the threat, spreading word to its members to boost security at all New York City shuls.

Brown, who is reportedly schizophrenic, told authorities that he operates a white supremacist group on Twitter. He is being held without bail and is charged with six counts of criminal possession of a weapon as well as making a terrorist threat.

Mahrer was arraigned on Shabbos on weapons possession charges and is being held on $150,000 bail or $300,000 bond. His lawyer had asked that he be released on his own recogni

zance, noting that in addition to suffering from autism, bipo lar disorder, anxiety and ADHD, Maher is also Jewish and is a part-time caretaker for his 93-year-old Holocaust survivor grandfather.

NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell praised members of law enforcement for uncovering and stopping the very real threat to the Jewish community, saying that the arrests in “Penn Station and weapons seizures are proof of their vigi lance and collaboration that keeps New Yorkers safe.”

A statement released by Met Council CEO David Green field called on New Yorkers to stand up against anti-Semi tism. “For too long, anti-Semitism has been allowed to fester to the point where there are constant attacks on Jewish New Yorkers on the streets and threats of terrorism against our houses of worship,” said Greenfield. “Enough is enough.”

Area Airports Fly High With Upgraded Terminals at Newark, JFK

Air travel in the area is on its way to becoming an upgrad ed experience, with Newark opening its new Terminal A to passengers next week, while major future renovations were announced to JFK’s Terminal 6.

An effort that spanned more than four years, at a cost of $2.7 billion, Newark’s Terminal A will be open to passengers on December 8. ABC News reported that the terminal has 33 gates, and at more than 1 million square feet, is 20% larger than the previous terminal. Passengers can expect to see touchless security checkpoints and technology upgrades at the new terminal, all big draws for Newark, which earned the dubious distinction of being named the worst large air port in the United States by The Wall Street Journal

Terminal A is expected to handle approximately 14 mil lion passengers each year and is currently slated to serve Air Canada, American, JetBlue and United, with Delta coming to the new facility in 2023.

Big changes will be taking place on the other side of the Hudson as well, with Governor Kathy Hochul announcing the construction of a new Terminal 6 at JFK last week, at a price of $4.2 billion. The 1.2-million-square-foot project will

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Amazon Driver Wanted in Boro Park Package Theft

The NYPD is turning to the public for help in locating an Amazon driver who didn’t just deliver packages — she stole them as well.

News 12 The Bronx reported that video surveillance foot age showed what appears to be an Amazon worker dropping packages off on a Boro Park porch on the afternoon of Oc tober 29. The footage shows the driver walking up the steps of the home near 58th Street and 13th Avenue on a Shabbos afternoon carrying two Amazon boxes, and then spending some time bent over rearranging multiple packages on the floor before walking away with multiple boxes in hand.

According to police, the driver returned to the Amazon truck, opening up the boxes and removing their contents. Police said that the thief was wearing an orange hoodie, a blue Amazon vest, and is approximately 5 feet and 7 inches tall and weighs approximately 155 pounds.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Crime Stoppers Hotline by phone at 800-577-TIPS or by text at 247637 (CRIMES) and then entering TIP577.

Unanimous Approval To Raise Taxi, Uber and Lyft Rates

Hoping that greater financial rewards will get more forhire drivers out on the road, New York City’s Taxi and Lim ousine Commission voted unanimously for a significant rate increase to metered fares, the first such increase in a decade.

CBS News reported that the price hikes will take place be fore the end of the year, with base rates for yellow and green taxis rising from $2.50 to $3, and unit rates jumping from 50 to 70 cents. Flat rate fares to JFK will increase from $52 to $70, with a $5 surcharge being added to all rides to LaGuardia. Rush hour and overnight fees will be affected as well, going

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TLC Commissioner David Do said that the increased rates will help drivers cope with higher operating and cost of liv ing expenses, in addition to keeping the city’s taxi and forhire vehicle fleet “ready to serve New Yorkers.” According to NewsNation, city records showed that nearly half of New York City’s 14,000 taxis are no longer operational, with high costs and low pay forcing many cabbies to seek employment else where.

Passengers will also pay more to use app-based services Uber and Lyft, with a per-minute pay raise of 7% and a 24% increase in per-mile compensation both going into effect. One TLC spokesperson explained that drivers needed to be compensated for the significant downtime they face waiting for fares, while another noted that, particularly with rising fuel prices, drivers have had to choose between food and gas in recent months.

Even with the increase, New York Taxi Workers Alliance executive director Bhairavi Desai said that drivers will still be taking home less than $25 per hour. Desai said that she is hoping for additional increases to help drivers hit that $25 per hour milestone.

FTCs Warn About Tech Support Renewal Scam

Multiple complaints about an email scam have led the Federal Trade Commission to warn area residents about fake messages that appear to be coming from Best Buy’s technical support division known as Geek Squad and have led to losses totaling thousands of dollars.

According to the FTC, the fraudulent emails inform re cipients that their Geek Squad service plan is being auto-re newed at a cost of several hundred dollars, with a customer support number provided for those who have questions. Those who call the number are typically asked for remote access to their computers and their banking information to refund the supposed technical support charges, giving

scammers the opportunity to install spyware on their victims’ computers in order to drain money from their bank accounts.

The FTC cautioned area residents to contact them before giving banking information in response to any suspicious emails, texts or calls. Anyone with any information regarding a Geek Squad issue is asked to report to www.ReportFraud.ftc. gov.

Best Buy’s website advises consumers that well-known companies are often targeted by scammers and recommends that they call Best Buy directly at 1-888-BEST-BUY if they re ceive any unusual calls or emails.

Carter’s Recalls Baby Sleepers, Citing Potential Lacerations

Those yellow fleece Carter’s footies certainly look cute, but according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, they might also pose a danger to your baby.

The CPSC warned that small pieces of metal wire, which can potentially cause lacerations, have been found in the zip up sleepers, whose yellow background is sprinkled with white hearts and features a pink applique. While no injuries have been reported to date, Carter’s is recalling 50,800 of the foot ies that were sold for approximately $22 at United States retail ers, including Kohl’s, Macy’s, Belk and Boscov’s, as well as on Carter’s website and at its brick-and-mortar stores, from July through September. An additional 200 sleepers are also being recalled in Canada.

The affected pajamas were sold in size 12, 18 and 24 months and have the style number 10102410 printed on the front of the care tag, which is sewn inside the garment. For those who still have the item with a price tag attached, it can further be identified by UPC numbers 195861313861, 195861313878 and 195861313885.

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RECAP: Chaim Simcha’s quiet family evening is interrupted by a call from Izzy. Izzy fills him in on the frustrating developments. After they hang up, Zach and Izzy finally manage to corner Lenny behind a supermarket.

Julia lay down on the couch and stared at the ceiling.

It had not been an easy Shabbos. David was away for Shabbos, but Sheva and Jesse were home. She hadn’t told her children what was going on with their father, but they knew she wasn’t happy. Her mood colored the whole day, left them all feeling gloomy and tired. They were eager to get away when Shabbos finally ended.

And that caused a huge fight, of course. All of fifteen, Sheva insisted she was an adult, could take care of herself, and why did she need to be home by eleven o’clock?!

Julia stood in front of the door, hands on her hips. “One: Fifteen is not an adult. It’s not safe to be out that late! And two: You have school tomorrow.” She set her jaw firmly. “Either you promise to be back by eleven, or you’re staying home.”

Sheva raised such a racket, Julia was sure the neighbors heard. But she was past car ing. It wasn’t the first time this had hap pened.

Then there was Jesse, who cried bloody murder over the fact that his sister got to hang out when he had to stay home and study.

“Well,” Julia replied with acid sweetness, “when you get the kinds of grades she gets, you can handle your own study schedule, too. Until then —” her eyes narrowed dan gerously “— hit the books.”

Much later, when all the kids were in their rooms, and the house was as close to quiet as it ever was, Julia abandoned the dirty dishes and collapsed on the couch. She was too tired to go to bed and too depressed to cry, wishing she was too numb to care.

There was a knock at the door, and Julia eyed the offending slab of wood. Who would come knocking this late at night? It was ob scene.

The knocks came louder. Still, Julia re fused to budge. Let them think nobody’s home. Nobody was home. Nobody who wanted a visitor, at least.

Now they knocked on the window be

hind the couch, right by Julia’s head. She jumped. Spinning around, she threw open the curtains, her mind full of vague threats about police and pepper spray. But seeing who it was, she stopped, gaping.

Talia stood outside, in a chic puffer and gossamer scarf, hunching over a little in the cold. She had a mischie vous grin on her face, and in one deli cately gloved hand was a tray of delec table-looking brownies.

“Hey, sis!” Talia called through the glass. “I got a sitter. You gonna open up, or should I eat these myself on the porch?”

* * * * *

me for the work, critiqued the work, accepted the work, and used the work, so it was too late to negotiate my price for the work. I also told her that ‘expo sure’ was something I tried to avoid in winter. After all, people die from ex posure every year.” She snorted. “So I take my payment in cash, thank you very much.”

“Ridiculous.” Swallowing her last bite of brownie, Julia stood up and massaged her lower back.

Gone!

Lucjan slammed a fist against the wall of his home. His job was on the line, the police had two prime sus pects in for questioning, and now they were just… gone. No apology, no ex planation.

“Can’t you find them?” Lucjan de manded.

“Probably. But we’ll need a warrant for their arrest.”

“So get one!” Lucjan bellowed.

“Yes, sir, but it’ll take time.”

Lucjan hadn’t bothered to respond. He just stomped out of the police sta tion and drove straight home, where he poured three fingers’ of straight vodka into a cup and gulped it down, wincing as the burning sensation hit his throat. He set the glass down on the table, and that was when he start ed hitting his own wall.

It wasn’t fair. Lucjan was a good, upstanding citizen. Why should he be on the verge of a huge public disgrace like this?

His lip curled. Filip. Stumbling and half-drunk, he reached for his phone and dialed. It was time his brother bailed him out of something for once.

* * * * *

“Oh my,” Julia said, her mouth a perfect O of shock. “What do you even say to that?” She had brought out a pot of water and tea to go with Talia’s brownies, along with a few wafers that neither of them had touched.

Talia took another sip of tea and winked. “I told her she’d already hired

“No, what was really ridiculous was thinking they had any exposure in the first place. These ‘influencers’ get a few hundred people following them, they think they own the world. More people see my dresses in the store than would ever see this lady’s refer ral…”

“Yeah.” Julia balled her fist and knuckled the sore spot harder.

Talia stared at the wall, grinning. “You know, I sold this one dress… Stunning. Shimmering green with pretty white lace around the wrists. Your style, actually, I should bring you one. Anyway, my customer came back a few days later to tell a story. Someone had seen the dress and said to her, ‘Oh, that’s gorgeous! Hold on to that, honey. Lace will be back in style soon…’” She picked up a brownie with a ladylike thumb and forefinger, then plunged the whole thing in her mouth at once.

Julia rolled her eyes. “Can’t stand those back-handed little jabs.”

“Yup. But my customer said, ‘This dress comes from Talia. Whatever she makes is the new style…’ So ha!” Talia laughed in triumph. “How’s that for exposure?”

“Good for you.” It was always tense right there. Then again, Julia was generally so tense everywhere that she generally barely noticed. Ironi cally, her sister had helped her relax enough to hurt.

“What are you doing?” Talia asked. “Hmm? Oh, sore back. I’m getting old, that’s all.”

“We’re all getting old.”

That may have been techni cally true, but Talia still had plenty of bounce in her step. Her eyes still twinkled and danced with excite ment.

Julia hadn’t seen eyes like that in the mirror in a long time.

“What are you doing here, Tal?”

she asked quietly.

Across the table, in the half-light of the living room lamp, Julia’s sister smiled playfully. “What? I can’t pop by to see my favorite sister without an interrogation?”

“Talia —”

“As I recall, you invited me for brunch not too long ago…”

“Talia!” Julia sat back down and glared. “Why does everything always have to be a game with you?”

“Because it’s more fun that way, silly.” It was the argument they’d been having since childhood, in almost the same exact words. But then Talia had mouthed the line airily, like ev erything was a joke. Now there was real steel behind the words. Like the laughter was something Talia clung to, something she fought for.

“Do me a favor and talk straight with me,” Julia said. “For once. Why did you really come?”

Talia cocked her head to the side. “Isn’t it obvious? You’re going through a rough time. So I popped by to bring the fun back.”

“Oh.” Julia’s eyes widened. Julia never would have pegged her sister as the supportive-friend type. But then, Julia had never really reached out to her before, had never wanted to ap pear vulnerable. Maybe that was a mistake.

“So…” Talia said, sipping her tea and slurping like a child. “What do you do for fun around here?” She flashed an impish grin. “Y’know, be sides moping around and lying on the couch?”

The telephone rang.

Julia glanced at the clock in sur prise as she answered.

“Hello?”

“Mrs. Bergman? This is Chaim Simcha Ginzburg.”

“Rabbi Ginzburg? I —”

“I’m terribly sorry for calling this late, but there’s a bit of an emergency. It’s about your husband.”

Julia’s breath caught in her throat.

“What happened to Lenny?” she asked hoarsely.

“Something happened to Lenny?” Talia asked, alarmed. “What’s going on? Who’s on the phone?”

“It’s… complicated,” Rabbi Ginz burg answered. “Can you come to my shul?”

* * * * *

“Hello?”

Lucjan could barely understand the single mumbled word. “Filip, it’s me.”

“Lucky?” Filip said more clearly, though obviously still drowsy. “Do you have any idea what time it is?”

“It’s six-thirty,” Lucjan answered testily. “And that’s a perfectly reason able time to wake up. Now wake up!”

Lucjan heard muffled sounds of movement and the phone clattering to the floor. A moment later, it was picked up again. “What’s gotten into you, Lucky?”

“What’s gotten into me is the desire to keep my job,” Lucjan declared. “And seeing as how it’s your fault I might lose it, I need your help to fix things.”

There was a long pause before Filip answered. “Lucky, what are you talk ing about?”

“Where are you now?”

“Sieradz.”

“Really?” Lucjan was taken by sur prise. “What are you doing there?”

“I got a buddy here. I needed a place to sleep tonight.”

Lucjan highly doubted that, but he decided he didn’t care to ask more. “Fine. That’s close enough. I’m com ing to pick you up.”

There was another long pause. “Wait! Just a minute, Lucjan. I don’t think I can help you with this.”

“What?!”

“It’s just that I don’t really know anything about… about municipal stuff or whatever this is. And it seems like a really boring time, and I —”

“NOW YOU LISTEN TO ME, BROTH

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ER! ” Lucjan suddenly shouted. He had helped Filip with every stupid thing for years, and this was how his broth er was repaying him? He was out of control now, a burning fire of anger like nothing he’d ever experienced before. He couldn’t have stopped it if he wanted to. “I’LL BE THERE IN FOR TY-FIVE MINUTES. IF YOU AREN’T READY AND WAITING WHEN I GET THERE, I’LL TELL MAMA EVERY THING — INCLUDING ABOUT THE DOG! ”

He ended the call on that note, breathing heavily and wishing phones still had a base you could slam them into. *

* * * *

Zach stood up, one fist tightly grip ping Lenny’s coat, and brushed snow off his shoulders. He laughed. “You do that, Lenny. Call the cavalry, raise the alarm! I’m not gonna stop you.”

The back door of the grocery opened, and a few workers filed out. Someone growled something in Pol ish, and Zach smiled at them.

“Sorry, fellas, this was a big misun derstanding. We got him, don’t worry. We’ll keep him out of your store from now on!”

“You leave now!” someone said thickly.

“We’re leaving, don’t worry,” Izzy said, hands up placatingly. He and Zach led Lenny around the corner and back toward the front of the store.

“I notice you didn’t run when those guys were out there,” Zach pointed out. “Even though they prob ably would’ve helped you. Maybe even called the cops!” He spun Len ny around in the snow so they were face to face, and his eyes narrowed. “But you didn’t want that, did you? We know you stole the manuscript, Lenny. We’re trying to keep you out of prison! So instead of leading us on a marathon, how about we just have our little talk now?”

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CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE

Recap: Sebastian is arrested while in Holland. After the Marques denies ever having laid his eyes upon the man, M. Armand Giroux, who has dealt with Sebastian in Metz, coldly identifies him. Sebastian is locked up indefinitely until the Spanish authorities will make their move.

Sebastian languished in his cell for weeks before he heard anything at all about what was hap pening with his case. He had not expected it to be otherwise. Just to send a message to Madrid and receive a response would take weeks, and then the wheels of the hidebound governments of Spain and Aus tria would begin to grind slowly and deliberately.

There would be no urgent demands to send him back to Spain with all possible haste. Sebastian was no longer in a backwater prison in Avila run by illiterate soldiers. He was now incarcerated under heavy guard in an Austrian prison in the Imperial City, and there would no longer be any dar ing escapes orchestrated by holy hermits. As long as the prisoner was securely confined, the Holy Office of the In quisition would wait patiently for his return. Patience was a trait that the Inquisition possessed in abundance.

Sebastian went back to the prison routines he had de veloped back in Avila to keep himself in good condition physically and mentally. This time, as he marched back and forth across his cell, he reviewed many of the new prayers that had lodged themselves in his memory dur ing the previous three years. He also reviewed to the best of his ability some of the Torah he had learned: verses from the Chumash as explained by the commentaries and a few passages from the Talmud.

Most of all, he struggled against despair. During his year in the prison of Avila, he had resigned himself to his fate. In a way, the prospect of dying as a martyr to sanctify the Name of the A-mighty did not lead him to despair. On

the contrary, it filled him with pride. But this time, it was different. After that midnight conversation with the Rabbi, the prospect of living rather than dying for the sake of the A-mighty had become so tantalizingly real. He had hun gered for the experience, and now, just when it was almost in his grasp, it was about to be snatched away from him. The thought of returning to Spain and dying at the stake no longer filled him with pride. It filled him with a dreadful regret.

On a hot day in early July, Sebastian had his first visitor. Sebastian heard the key turn in the lock, a sound he had not heard since the magistrate had sent him back to pris on. He braced himself for the worst.

A guard opened the door, and a middle-aged priest in a white cassock and with a shock of thick white hair entered the cell. A second guard stood behind him, holding a chair in his hands.

The priest sniffed delicately and held a handkerchief to his nose as a barrier against the stench of sweat and excre ment. Then he shuddered.

“I cannot sit in this place,” he said to the guard. “I need a clean and decent room. Put the prisoner in irons and bring him to me. And for Heaven’s sake, pour some water over him before you let him come near me.”

The guards took the priest literally. They poured several buckets of water over Sebastian’s head. He was still soaking when they brought him to the priest, and in his mind, he thanked the A-mighty for the pleasure of the cool water on his sweat-encrusted skin.

“Sit down, Dominguez,” said the priest. “I am Leopold Karl von Kollonitsch, Bishop of Wiener Neustadt not too far to the south of the city. I am adviser to His Imperial Majesty Leopold I, Holy Roman Emperor. Have you ever heard of me?”

Sebastian shook his head. “I’m afraid I haven’t.”

“That’s quite all right. I knew your father. He was in Vienna in 1668 and again in 1670 when we expelled the Jews.” Kollonitsch chuckled. “At the time, I thought he was on our side, but one never knows, does one? I was shocked to find out that he was a…”

“A secret Jew?” prompted Sebastian.

“No, no. He wasn’t a Jew. Nor are you. He was a duly baptized Christian, and you cannot just resign from membership in the Christian community. The Church is not a club that you join or leave at will. No, my friend. Your father was a Christian, but he was also a heretic. And the same goes for you.”

He paused to give Sebastian the opportunity to respond, but Sebastian re mained silent.

“I want to make you an offer,” said Kollonitsch. “You’ve been condemned and burned in effigy in Spain. If you go back there, you haven’t a chance. The best you can expect is to be strangled before you are burned at the stake so that you won’t suffer the agonies of being burnt alive. It is very painful, I hear. Do you know that?”

“Do I know what, that it is painful or that I haven’t a chance?”

Kollonitsch smiled. “You’ve spent too much time with your Jewish friends. You’re beginning to sound like one of them. Anyway, here’s my offer. If you repent and ask to be taken back into the loving embrace of the Church, you will be set free, and some of your titles and privileges will be restored. I will have this offer guaranteed by the Pope. I don’t know if you will be welcomed back in Spain, but I can assure you that the Inquisition will never be able to touch you again.”

Sebastian gave the bishop a speculative look. “Why are you making me this of fer? Why don’t you just ship me back to Spain to face my sorry fate?”

“Aha! You think I am trying to trick you. But I’m not. When we expelled the Jews from Vienna thirteen years ago, I was younger and much more hot-blooded. But I’m older now, and I see things more clearly. Harsh measures don’t work. Just look at our own city. We expelled the Jews, and now they’re back in full force. Mark my words, soon they’ll be buying houses inside the walls. I’m convinced that we’d do much better with them if we smothered them with love. And that certainly goes for our unfortunate Christian brothers and sisters who have stumbled into heresy. We shouldn’t burn them at the stake. We should treat them with love and compas sion.”

“A very commendable point of view,” said Sebastian.

“Ah, you are being ironic, but you are correct. It is a commendable point of view. I want to demonstrate the folly of the methods of the Inquisition, and I want you to help me do it. I’m not threatening you. I just want to tell you that my heart is full of love for you, and that if you repent, not only will you save your immortal soul from eternal damnation, you will also make me a very happy man. So what do you say?”

“I must decline your kind offer,” said Sebastian.

“Oh, so fast? You didn’t even give it two minutes of thought.” Kollonitsch stood up. “I certainly don’t expect a quick answer from you, Dominguez. I’ll be back in about a week or so. That should give you enough time to really give some serious thought to my offer.”

“Nothing will change,” said Sebastian. “I decline your offer.”

“I understand. But don’t be so obstinate. I’m not asking you for commitments or promises. Just say you will think about it. That’s all.”

“If I said I would think about it,” said Sebastian, “it would be an affront to the

PATIENCE WAS A TRAIT THAT THE INQUISITION POSSESSED IN ABUNDANCE.

A-mighty. I am a Jew, and that’s all there is to it.”

Kollonitsch walked to the door and opened it.

“Just think about it anyway,” he said, and he left.

Kollonitsch’s offer seemed genuine to Sebastian, and for a few days, he gave some thought to how he could exploit it to his advantage. Nothing, however, came easily to mind. But then a new development captured his thoughts.

The atmosphere was changing in Vienna. There was a new energy flowing through the city. He could feel it even in the depths of the dungeon. His meager meals were being tossed in impatiently, and sometimes, they were even forgot ten altogether, as was his chamber pot. Guards were running back and forth, shouting to one another. Doors were clanging. Something was happening, and there could be only one expla nation.

Yes, he was sure of it. The Turkish army had arrived at the gates of the city. Vienna was under siege. But what did this mean for him? Would a Turkish conquest of the city be his sal

vation? Would the Austrians execute their prisoners if the city was on the verge of falling to the enemy?

The next day, Sebastian’s suspicions were confirmed as the bombardment of the city began. Even from his cell, he could hear the explosions, and in his mind, he imagined blocks of buildings collapsing under a barrage of cannonballs. One ex plosion sounded like a thunderclap, and he was certain that a munitions arsenal had been struck. From time to time, he also felt slight tremors in the dungeon as cannonballs struck the outer walls of the city.

Exactly a week after his first visit, Sebastian was once again taken from his cell in irons and brought to Kollonitsch.

“So, young man,” said the Bishop, “have you given some thought to my generous offer?”

“There’s no doubt that it is a generous offer, but I can’t even consider it, as I told you last time.”

“You know, of course, that our beautiful city is under siege by the infidel.”

“It would be impossible not to know.”

“Yes, no doubt,” said Kollonitsch. “Our Emperor has re moved his family from the city and taken them to Linz, further up the Danube. But before he left, I told him of my offer, and he was in favor of it. He is ready to reinstate you, if only you repent and return to the holy Church.”

“As I said, I must decline.”

“Even if it costs you your life?”

“Yes.”

“Perhaps you think that if the Turks capture the city you will be set free. Do not deceive yourself. Your only hope for salva tion is my offer.”

“I understand.”

“Think about it some more,” said Kollonitsch. Then he stood up and left.

To be continued…

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⅔ cup honey

½ cup Grain Brain coconut oil

2 tsp. pure vanilla extract

1 cup craisins

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3. Pour the toasted coconut into the prepared baking pan along with the oats, sesame seeds, pepitas, cinnamon and salt.

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ave you booked a flight lately? Whether it was a simple call to your travel agent or a quick booking on your own, the process was probably easy.

Imagine if you had to leaf through a big, fat book with a list of flights in order to find one that matches your dream trip. Picture being dependent on a slip of paper in order to be allowed onto a flight. How about driving to the airport for a last-minute standby attempt? That was the setting in which Main Street Travel of Monsey opened its doors. Let’s hear from Mr. Weber, CEO, what travel booking was all about, starting in 1983.

by: T. GESTETNER

“Computers were still a new thing when we opened our business,” says Mr. Weber. “For the first few years, we had no computer. Instead, we used a thick phonebook-style manual and called the airline to hear if there was availability and to book tickets.”

The book, printed bimonthly by Official Airline Guide or OAG, listed the upcoming flight schedules in tiny print. It had arrival and departure times for every flight with all registered airlines, and you had to look through all options to find one that worked. Now, try to imagine what happened when there was a schedule change!

“Basically, when a client called, I recorded the relevant dates and their personal details on an index card,” Mr. Weber says. “Then I got to work flipping through the flight schedules and calling the airlines for availability and quotes. Nothing was au tomatic.”

After two years in in the line, the business got its first com puter. Mr. Weber and his wife traveled to Florida, where a com pany offering travel agencies an innovative reservation book

ing program was headquartered. There they learned the ins and outs of the newest, “modern” booking system. Finally there was a way to see flight schedules in real time and receive live updates when airlines made changes! Everything was accessed through codes and acronyms on a blue and white screen — a far cry from current travel sites.

THE PAPER TICKET ROLLER COASTER

Even with updated booking programs, things were hard ly automatic. To get onto a flight, you needed to have a paper ticket. For those born after paper ticket days, we’ll explain: This meant you needed to hold an actual slip of paper that was like a receipt of sorts, which allowed you to take your seat on the flight you paid for.

It sounds rather simple, but the implications were far-reach ing. It made buying last-minute tickets complicated and posed

a challenge for those who didn’t live nearby. And that’s not to mention the frazzled traveler who misplaced their ticket or for got to pick it up before heading to the airport.

But physical tickets were the way of the world, the way things worked in those non-automatic days. In fact, when pa per tickets were replaced by e-tickets, people worried that their purchase was not valid. “Are you sure the airline will let me onto the flight? How can I prove I have a ticket?”

As a travel agent, electronic ticketing lightened the load drastically. Besides allowing for a more global clientele and for the ability to assist clients even at the last minute, e-tickets cir cumvent many booking woes of old.

“When we first opened our doors,” says Mr. Weber, “we did not have our own travel agency license. All of our tickets were is sued in Manhattan. Every day, we’d have our designated messenger pick up our tickets and bring them to Monsey.”

deliver them to the pas sengers, or they would miss their flight!

Mr. Weber went down to that messen ger’s home and stuck notes on the front door, back door and garage door to make sure the message got through: Please leave the tickets in your mailbox!

“I couldn’t sleep all night,” Mr. Weber remembers. “At five o’clock in the morning, I drove down to the messenger’s house and checked his mailbox. Baruch Hashem, the tickets were there, and I took them directly to my customers, who made their flight, unaware of the tension I had gone through on their behalf.”

Another time, two brothers purchased tickets to London. They wanted to make it to the tzion of the Shotzer Rebbe, zt”l, on his yahrtzeit. The tickets were issued in Manhattan, and Mr. Weber was in touch with a messenger who would place them on

PAPER TICKETS WERE STILL THE WAY OF THE WORLD. AND THAT CONTINUED TO POSE COMPLICATIONS, LEFT, RIGHT AND CENTER.

Mr. Weber recalls times when these physical paper tickets were left behind, and he had to arrange for someone to send them with the Monsey Trails bus, which he would meet once it arrived in Monsey. Other times, Mr. Weber would drive down to Manhattan just to pick up such forgotten tickets.

“The gas and toll cost me more than the minimal commis sion I earned on the tickets! But I was building my servicebased business and was prepared to do all it takes to have my customers’ needs met,” he says.

One incident that stands out in particular was the time Mr. Weber had someone bring tickets from Manhattan for a trip that was scheduled for the next morning. But he had a problem! Somehow, that mes senger went to a wed ding before he had a chance to deliver the tickets. It was precellphone days, and Mr. Weber had no way to contact him. The customers were due to leave their home at six o’clock the next morn ing, and he simply had to get the tickets from the messenger and

the Monsey Trails bus. Time was ticking, and the two needed to leave to the airport, but their tickets hadn’t yet arrived. They sat in the office, waiting tensely, and nearly gave up on the trip. At the very last minute, the tickets arrived. There was no time to spare. Mr. Weber immediately got into his car and drove the passengers to JFK airport, where they made their flight by a hair.

Such were the pressures when paper tickets were issued re motely…

After five years in business, in 1988, Main Street Travel got its own license and began issuing paper tickets in-house. Work ing their way up, the agency obtained direct contracts with the airlines, basically eliminating the need to pick up tickets in

A sample Northwest Airlines ticket, computer-printed on ARC-style stock.

Manhattan.

But paper tickets were still the way of the world. And that continued to pose complications, left, right and center. All too often, clients forgot to pick up their tickets, remembered them at the very last minute, or needed new tickets thanks to eleventh-hour changes. In those cases, Mr. Weber would drive across town or down to the airport to hand over these muchneeded tickets. Many a time, the entire office was turned up side down as staff combed through piles of paperwork and even garbage cans looking for lost tickets. When passengers lost their tickets after having picked them up, there was an exhausting “Lost Ticket Application” process to follow.

Every day, a Main Street Travel team member would go through the ticket box and call clients to remind them that their tickets were ready to be picked up. To serve customers who weren’t local, every day also found an employee mailing out or shipping stacks of envelopes containing tickets. Another member of the team was assigned the task of “putting together tickets,” which meant separating the coupons that were meant to remain at the agency from those that needed to go to the cli ent.

Then electronic ticketing popped up on the scene, and the hands-on work associated with paper tickets came grinding to a halt.

Sometime around then, another old-fashioned kind of ticket — handwritten tickets — became obsolete as well. These were tickets with several red carbon coupons that were actually filled out by hand!

THE JOYS OF OLD-FASHIONED TRAVEL

Mr. Weber has watched many other changes take place in the travel world in his nearly four decades in business.

“For one,” he says, “there were no cheapo fares with ancil lary charges for seat selections, carry-on bags and drinks on board.”

Once upon a time, you were able to pack many more belong ings and gifts into the two overstuffed suitcases, weighing up to 70 pounds each, which were included free with a regular economy ticket purchase. Meals were offered even on domes tic flights, and milder security meant no one needed to be at the air port three hours before their flight.

Then there was the fun of standby trav el. Standby basically meant going down to the airport to try and get on a flight that was technically sold out. If there were last-min ute cancellations or no-shows, the airline would accept standby

An exterior night view of the Pan Am Terminal at Idlewild Airport, later renamed John F. Kennedy Airport, in New York City in 1961

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WHAT’S IN IT FOR ME?

A: That is perhaps the most-asked question by potential clients of 2022! And the answer is manifold. First, there is a faction in our community that has limited or no online access, and our services fill that gap.

But even for those who can technically purchase tickets on their own, the primary reason people look for a good travel agent is because they want the expertise that comes along with one. They want someone with the relevant know-how to guide them and make sure they’re getting the very best deal. They want to know that they are being taken care of from A to Z, worry-free. For some, when they’re booking a trip involving multiple destinations, complicated itineraries, or heavy travel dates, they want that reassurance. For oth ers, it is simply the personal guidance they seek.

“As wholesalers, we carry contracts directly with the airlines, which enables us to pass the savings on to our clients,” Mr. Weber says. “We also partner with car rental agencies, travel insurance companies and hotel chains, which gives us the ability to plan every detail of the trip. Similarly, there are times when we hold blocks of seats at discounted rates — most often when we arrange group flights for students, yamim tovim or other events — which

means the customer gets a cheaper deal that is not avail able anywhere else.”

But above all, it is the advocacy that people want. There’s nothing like a loyal travel agent when things go wrong.

“We often have more options to reschedule passengers when their flight is canceled or delayed,” says Mr. Weber. “Recently, a young family was denied boarding on the first leg of their stopover flight to Israel. Our devoted agent arranged for an Uber to transfer them to another airport where they took a nonstop flight – all expenses taken care of!”

Another story happened this month, with a bachur travel ing alone to yeshivah in Eretz Yisroel. His flight made an emergency landing in Dublin, and the airline offered to accommodate him on a connecting flight two days later. Then our agency stepped in and got him rebooked on a flight two hours later.

Recently, another client was running late for his flight, and our agent had the airline wait for him! They kept the checkin counter open an extra fifteen minutes until he arrived and safely made his flight.

Q: Now, for the million-dollar question! Why should I book with a travel agent?

passengers at very reasonable rates. Sometimes it worked, and sometimes it didn’t. When it did, it was a bargain!

Mr. Weber recalls one amusing exchange that occurred when he suggested to a client that she travel standby.

“I’m an old lady,” the woman said. “I cannot stand the whole way. My feet are no good!”

It took repeated explanations — and the omission of the word “standby” — to calm her down enough to head out for the airport on a chance.

Another entertaining aspect of bygone travel was the ap pearance of Tower Air.

“They started out using a ticketing system different from standard airlines, and I worked with them right away — soon becoming one of their biggest agents,” says Mr. Weber. “Tower Air was a ‘heimishe’ airline, and it was almost like a flying bus. One of the owners was shomer Shabbos. The stories I had with Tower Air were many…

“Once, a client went to the airport without his paper ticket,” Mr. Weber relates. “I was in touch with the airline reps and

promised to bring the ticket as soon as I could. It was in the evening, and by the time I arrived at the airport, the passenger was already seated on the plane! Such was the trust we had!”

HERE’S WHAT CHANGED

When Mr. Weber first hung his sign above his brand-new storefront at 22 Main Street in April 1983, he was kind of afraid of the first few clients who would arrive. With limited training, it was a courageous leap, but there was no turning back… Mon sey needed a travel agency, and his company filled the void. Soon the customers began coming.

At the start, Mr. Weber worked full time, and his wife joined him part time. By that summer, there was already the need for another worker. Luckily, the new employee had been previous ly employed at a travel agency in Brooklyn, and he was able to share the expertise he gleaned there. Before long the staff ex panded again, and again, and again, soon growing to a team of more than 25 travel experts.

But perhaps the greatest change from those early days is related to a comment one of the first clients made: “Your desk looks so clean; it doesn’t look like a travel agent’s office!”

“Ever since that day,” Mr. Weber laughs, “it’s been hard to see the sur face of my desk…”

1950s

Passenger ticket for Eastern Air Lines in the

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What is polio?

Polio is caused by a highly contagious virus. Though most people who get infected with polio virus don't feel sick at all, others develop a sore throat, fever, headache, stomach pain or vomiting. Still others, about 1 in 25 infected persons, develop meningitis - a stiff neck and severe muscle pain caused when the virus infects their brain and spinal cord. Approximately 1 out of 200 people develop irreversible paralysis, known as paralytic poliomyelitis. If the muscles we use to breathe become paralyzed, the person can die.

How does polio spread?

Polio spreads from person to person. It spreads when the stool or respiratory secretions of an infected person are introduced into the mouth of another person directly or through contaminated hands, objects, food, or water. The virus reproduces in the intestines and throat and is passed in the stool. Infected people without symptoms can still spread the virus. People with polio may be contagious as long as the virus is present in the throat and stool. The virus remains in the throat for about one to two weeks and in the stool for about three to six weeks after the onset of illness.

I've heard that people can get polio from the vaccine. How does this happen?

There are two types of polio vaccines. One, called “inactivated polio vaccine” (IPV), is given as a shot. It contains dead polio virus that cannot reproduce in people. This is the version used in the U.S. The other, called “oral polio vaccine,” (OPV) is given by mouth and is not available in the US. It contains live, weakened polio virus. Because the virus can still reproduce at low levels, recently vaccinated people can shed the virus in their stools. Very rarely, the weakened OPV vaccine viruses can regain the ability to infect the brain or spinal cord. This can cause paralytic poliomyelitis in the person who had recently received OPV or in their unvaccinated close contacts (1 person per 2.6 million doses). If such a virus begins to circulate among unvaccinated people, polio outbreaks can occur.

So, is there a chance that my child gets polio from the vaccine if I choose to vaccinate? No. OPV is still given in some countries, including Israel, but it is no longer used in the U.S. IPV is the only polio vaccine that has been given in the U.S. since 2000. Because the virus in IPV cannot make more copies of itself, it cannot cause polio, either in the person receiving the vaccine or those around them.

I keep my home clean and am careful with food in my kitchen, isn’t this protective against polio? Household hygiene and safe food handling practices are helpful in preventing infections that spread on food, such as salmonella, but polio virus is different. It is very contagious and passes easily between people, even those without symptoms.

I give my child good nutrition. Doesn’t this protect my child from actually getting sick from polio?

A healthy diet is important for your children’s well-being and for building a healthy immune system. But even strong, healthy children got polio and some suffered complications, such as paralysis and death, prior to the introduction of polio vaccines. Polio vaccination with IPV is the only clear way to protect your child from paralytic poliomyelitis.

How effective is the IPV vaccine?

The IPV vaccine is safe and effective and protects almost all children from paralysis (more than 99 out of 100) who get the recommended number of doses. Children should get four doses of polio vaccine, given at 2 months, 4 months, 6 to 18 months, and 4-6 years of age. Side effects of the vaccine can include pain, redness or swelling at the site of the shot. These typically resolve after 1-2 days. Adults who were fully vaccinated as children and who are at risk of exposure now should get one adult booster dose vaccine.

My baby is so young. Isn’t this vaccine just too strong for my baby? Shouldn’t I wait to vaccinate until my child is older and stronger?

The recommended dose of the vaccine is the right strength for your baby. The IPV vaccine has been safely given to millions of young babies throughout the U.S. since the mid-1950s. The vaccine schedule has been designed with consideration to both vaccine safety and disease susceptibility. As such, any time you delay a vaccine, you unnecessarily leave your baby vulnerable to disease.

Can I protect my baby from polio by breastfeeding them?

If you were vaccinated for polio, it is possible that your baby may benefit from antibodies received before birth or from breastfeeding. But even if antibodies are passed to the baby, the amount of antibodies passed on may not be enough and will only offer protection for a short time before they break down. Only by vaccinating your young baby will they have their own longlived protection against this infection.

My child has a cold. Can they still be vaccinated?

Yes, children experiencing mild illnesses, such as colds, a low fever, an ear infection, or mild diarrhea, can still receive a vaccine. Mild illness does not affect how well the body responds to a vaccine and vaccines do not make a mild illness worse. Children taking antibiotics can get vaccines.

If you or your child are not vaccinated yet, If you or your child are not vaccinated yet, talk to your physician or healthcare provider. talk to your physician or healthcare provider.

It’s part thrill, part skill and part science. Why would someone be inclined to lift off terra firma, and what’s the process like? Here The Boro Park

View set out to hear all about it from a frum yungerman who’s had a driver’s license and a private pilot’s license tucked into his wallet.

by: AVIVA FINKEL

There is nostalgia in Dov Ber’s voice when he speaks of his early years of flying. But first, how did his cross-country flying journey begin?

“There was a double catalyst behind my getting into flying,” he says. “At the time, I was working in Connecticut once a week, and a friend of mine, who’s a private pilot, suggested I get license to make the commute simpler.”

The second reason was more personal. It had been a difficult year for Dov Ber, and various stresses were lying heavy on his heart. “Put plainly,” he says, “I needed a distraction.”

With his mind made up, Dov Ber signed up for training.

LEARNING ON THE FLY

As per the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration), pursu ing a pilot’s license involves two-pronged training. There’s the actual training that takes place in the pilot’s seat and includes

flying solo, and additional classroom learning, which covers theory, laws, rules and airplane mechanics.

When a student is ready, they are administered a written test, and finally, the flight examination (called a checkride).

But the very first step is getting an instructor.

“As it happened, I switched instructors after getting start ed,” Dov Ber says. “My first teacher had an awful temper, which made me quickly look for a replacement.”

Flying over George Washington Bridge

He then continued with his second teacher, who served to complete most of his training.

“Legally,” Dov Ber continues, “a license may only be granted to a student who’s received 40 hours of flight instruction, but on average, flight students receive 60 to 80 hours of training before getting their license.”

Those 40-plus hours include instruction on maneuvers: how to do a steep turn, how to fly in figure-eights, how to complete a chandelle (which is a banking, climbing turn), how to fly around a point without getting closer or farther, how to get the plane to stall, and more importantly, how to get the plane out of a stall so it doesn’t simply fall to the ground.

“This is all taught in the actual airplane,” Dov Ber says. “Small aircraft boast two pilot’s seats in the cockpit, so both front passengers can take the wheel — or yoke, in flying terms.”

Then, of course, there’s learning how to take off — which is rather simple — and how to land. According to Dov Ber, every thing a student learns comes together at the moment of land ing. It’s as complex as taking off is simple. And because there’s no stepping out of the plane onto the road in case of an emer gency, student pilots also learn what to do in the event of en gine failure.

“This means instruction on how to glide successfully to safety, and how to land safely, even if it isn’t on a runway,” Dov Ber explains. “It’s pretty hard to teach, because there’s no way of knowing where that can potentially happen! In training, the instructor cuts the engine near an airport, and the student then glides to the runway.”

Gliding is very tricky, way harder than flying, because inten tionally gaining speed by pointing down the nose of the plane down means losing altitude too fast. Lifting the nose to slow the plane down, on the other hand, can easily lead to a stall. Thus, there is a very specific angle and speed a plane needs to main tain to successfully extend the glide.

“I also learned the role weather plays during flight, as well as how to navigate,” Dov Ber says. “Then I learned a bit of IFR, or instrument flight reference, which means how to use the instruments in the cockpit instead of looking out the window in order to navigate. This is important in case of extremely cloudy con ditions during which a pilot can get no visuals from look ing out the window.”

Dov Ber also learned how to complete night landings, how to communicate with the tower and air traffic control, and how to read the signs and markings at airports.

FLYING THE FINAL STRETCH

“Soon I was ready to fly solo,” says Dov Ber. “Flying solo is a watershed moment in every pilot’s career. When meeting up with fellow students, the first question is, ‘Have you already so loed?’ Because that’s a huge rite of passage. Having gone solo means you’ve reached a certain point in training.”

A student pilot’s first solo flight is always a memorable ex perience. Sometimes the student’s family joins to watch from below, and it turns into a celebration of sorts in honor of this milestone reached.

“My instructor,“ Dov Ber shares, “did things differently. After one routine training session, in which we completed a bunch of takeoffs and landings, he simply got out of the cockpit while we were still on the taxiway and said, ‘Go enjoy yourself.’

“I was in complete shock. I hadn’t known this was coming; it wasn’t like he’d told me I’d be doing it the next day, or the fol lowing week. Suddenly, I was going to fly solo. The plane was all mine.”

Dov Ber flew solo. And flew solo once more. And again after that.

“My first landing was a bit messy; I was excited,” he admits. “But the landings after that one were great. I kept telling my self, ‘Speed and altitude. Speed and altitude.’ Those are the two things that are essential to keep in mind while landing. You don’t want to go down too fast and get low too soon, and you don’t want to stay too high and overshoot the runway.”

At first, solo flying means taking off, turning around to en

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ter a pre-landing pattern, and then landing back in the same airport. Eventually, Dov Ber progressed to cross-country solo flying, which means flying to three airports, with the farthest one being a minimum of 150 nautical miles away.

At the same time, he was still continuing to take instruction, but had decided to complete his training with a Jewish pilot, and it was this frum instructor who actually got Dov Ber to the finish line.

When he was ready, Dov Ber scheduled his written text, which would be administered in a private room in an air port certified to administer this test. He studied for this test for hours, repeatedly poring over the possible questions he’d be asked. There were 800 questions in total, and 100 of them would be on his test.

At the actual test, Dov Ber was given a seat in front of a com puter, where he was presented with the 100 randomly select ed multiple-choice questions. He was not allowed to leave the room at all until one of the staff members would come get him. His anxiety was high.

“The questions were confusing, and many of them were similar,” Dov Ber says. “At the end, I was stuck with one ques tion I thought I’d already answered. The answer could have

Sure enough, Dov Ber was one of 3% to 5% of student pilots to receive a perfect score on their test.

Finally it was time for the checkride, the examination given by a FAA-certified examiner. As rumor had it, the examiner tended to be easier on students who scored 100% on their writ ten text. Indeed, the checkride went well. Dov Ber had to an swer oral questions as well as demonstrate safety checks and a variety of maneuvers.

And then? Then Dov Ber became the proud owner of a pri vate pilot’s license.

FOLLOWING THE FLIGHT

Communicating with the tower or air traffic control seems intriguing, and Dov Ber shares more.

“While large airports have their own traffic towers, smaller airports have radio frequencies for pilot-to-pilot communica tion so pilots taking off or inbound for landing can announce their intention and position.”

Once in flight, however, a pilot will switch frequencies and request advisory from an air traffic controller, or ATC, in charge of that area.

Whenever in communi cation with a tower or ATC, Dov Ber says there’s strict etiquette to follow. “First the pilot is required to announce their model aircraft and tail number, and then wait for acknowledgement. Once the tower or ATC replies, the pilot can again name their aircraft and tail number, and then communicate their intention, position, altitude and destination.”

gone both ways, and I had no idea which one to choose. After puzzling over the question for ten minutes, I chose the answer I thought — I hoped — was correct, and with that, I completed the test.”

Soon he was called out of the room, and that’s when he heard the murmuring: “... a hundred! He got a hundred!”

Air traffic controllers, for their part, are the ones in charge of safely shepherding pilots across the area under their purview. In pilot’s lin go, this is called flight follow ing. Flight following includes a traffic advisory in which the air traffic controller alerts pilots to the presence of other aircraft in the sky. An ATC may say, “Skyhawk 3267 lima, traffic 5 miles to your 3 o’clock, altitude 5,000.”

Then the pilot will identify himself and reply, “Skyhawk 3267 lima, looking.”

When the pilot spots the other aircraft, he’ll tell the ATC,

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“Skyhawk 3267 lima, traffic in sight.”

And what if he can’t find the other aircraft? Then he’ll say, “Skyhawk 3267 lima, no joy,” which is slang adopted from the air force.

Once the aircraft has gone off and is no longer of concern, the ATC may say, “Skyhawk 3267 lima, traffic no longer a fac tor.”

Similar communications happen during takeoff or landing, but that’s with the tower or pilots in the area instead of air traf fic control.

“I once had something strange happen while flying to Orange County Airport. As I approached the runway, I an nounced my intention and position on the pilots’ frequency, and suddenly the mic crackled and another pilot said, ‘Dov Ber,

is that you?’ When I confirmed that it was indeed me, he asked, ‘Did you get your license?’”

Dov Ber laughs. “It turned out to be my very first instruc tor, who heard me on the radio and decided to check in. This was a tremendous breach of etiquette; this frequency wasn’t intended for casual chatting. In any case, I told him that, yes, I’d received my license, and he said, ‘Very good, very good.’”

Apparently, he had no hard feelings for having been re placed by another instructor, which Dov Ber appreciated.

PRE-FLIGHT, MIDFLIGHT, POST-FLIGHT

A large part of pilot responsibility is safety checks. According to law, this includes checking in with a special flight weather advisory before planning a flight, as well as physical checks of the actual aircraft.

“On the actual aircraft, a pilot has to make sure that the ai lerons, flaps and elevator can move freely; that there’s enough fuel; that the fuel tanks aren’t leaking fuel; and that there’s no water mixed into the fuel — this is essential! Then the pilot

THE CALL OF THE DAY

Any conversation taking place over the radio is bound to strict rules and regulations. As they say, when communicating over the radio, “Brevity is the call of the day.”

There is no unnecessary speaking on the radio. Everything’s short, to the point, and crystal clear. Additionally, since tail numbers include letters, and letters are notorious for being misheard, flight announcements use the NATO phonetic alphabet to communicate (see chart). Therefore, a Cherokee airplane with the tail number 1367K will be identified over the radio as “Cherokee one three six seven kilo.”

Numbers are also pronounced differently. A three will be “tree,” a five “fife,” and a nine will be pronounced “niner.” The reason for the last is twofold: both so the “nine” shouldn’t be mixed up with “five,” which may sound similar, and to prevent mix-ups in the international arena, where “nine” can be con fused with the German “nein,” which means “no.”

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makes sure that there’s enough air in the tires, and that there are no nicks on the propeller.” Dov Ber laughs. “Even the tiniest nick on a propeller means very shaky flight.”

Before takeoff, there’s another list of checks, and these in clude making sure all the instruments in the cockpit are work ing, that the heading is correct, and that the plane is aligned with the runway.

Then comes takeoff. All of a sudden, buildings shrink to mere toys, and cars are ants crawling along on the roads.

“Flying over Connecticut, the landscape was unbelievable,” Dov Ber says. “There’d be differently colored soil, farmland… it was like out of a storybook. Bodies of water from the sky are also awesome to behold. And when I’d fly with my kids, we’d head to areas we know to spot landmarks, like our house. This was super fun for them, and they’d take pictures. Which kid gets to see a bird’s-eye view of their home?”

Dov Ber tried to make it so that no more than two weeks would pass between flights.

“Any longer than that,” he explains, “and I noticed that I’d be stricken with anxiety before taking off. When I was flying on a regular basis, on the other hand, it was tre mendously enjoyable.”

THE END OF AN ERA

After a few years of flying, Dov Ber gave it up. He’d done it, and done it well, and then it was time to stop. What was the reason?

“There were a few reasons,” he says. “One was the expense. The other was the safety factor. And then there was the fact that the maintenance of the plane, of which I was part-owner, fell on me, since I was the one flying most often.”

But the straw that broke the cam el’s back was an incident that took

place on a cloudy day.

Dov Ber elaborates. “A seasoned pilot I knew wanted to go flying with me. We’d each be in our own planes, but our routes would be similar. In any case, the weather advisory warned me that there would be low clouds present, but my friend didn’t seem to be concerned at all. And since he was a tremendously experienced pilot, I trusted his judgment.”

That turned out to be a mistake. This flight is one Dov Ber will never forget. Midway, clouds entirely blocked his vision, and the sensation of being completely lost in the air was ter rifying. At one point, he set his plane to kind of fly around a nonexistent point to keep safe while digging into the backseat for his flight map, which listed information of the highest ob structions in every area. When clouds are low, pilots want to fly even lower to regain visuals, but there are many regulations to take into account. As one example, aircraft need to clear any obstructions by a minimum of 500 feet.

“Flying onward,” Dov Ber continues, “I sang Kah Ribon Olam on top of my lungs to keep me calm. I sang it once, and

To illustrate the importance of making sure no water is mixed in with the fuel, Dov Ber shares the following story: An extremely experienced instructor in his seventies whom Dov Ber knew met his end after doing a preflight check the night before a flight. It was winter, and once everything looked good, he parked the plane in the hangar so no more water would get into the tank and so the motor would be warm enough the next morning. The next day, he took off, and after climbing to 300 feet, suddenly crashed. It was devastating. What happened was that when the instructor checked to ensure that there was no water mixed into the fuel, the water was ice and didn’t appear as water floating on top of the fuel. Only in the heated hangar did the water melt, immediately prompting tragic results.

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again, and again. And finally, the airport was in sight.”

Baruch Hashem, he made it back home safely, but Dov Ber admits that he needed a few minutes on the runway after landing before taxiing off to the side.

“My adrenaline was pumping, and I simply couldn’t move. All’s well that ends well,” says Dov Ber now, “but that trip cemented my decision. I wanted out. I flew a few more times after that, and then I was done.”

Would he recommend learning how to fly for others wanting to take on an interesting hobby?

Dov Ber thinks. “I’m happy that I did it, and I’m happy that I stopped. Both of these things are true. If someone close to me would ask me wheth er or not to take flying lessons, would I recom mend it? No. I wouldn’t.

“I’ve heard all these things — that cars are more dangerous, and so on and so forth — but the fact is that flying takes tremen dous skill, and any tiny error can be devastating. It just isn’t worth it.”

Once Dov Ber was ready to bid the skies farewell, the plane

was sold, with Dov Ber receiving only $2,000 less than he’d paid for his share.

“That was great,” he says. “It was well worth it in the long run, and I was glad I made most of my money back.”

And thus, a fondly remembered era in his life came to an end. Now Dov Ber mostly keeps his feet on solid ground, right where he likes them to be.

AERODYNAMICS DEMYSTIFIED

As Dov Ber once remarked to his instructor, an airplane is incredibly simple, yet incredibly complex at the same time. It’s all basic physics and perfectly logical, yet there’s an endless amount of skill and know-how that’s required to actually har ness that power.

In short, when air rushes over the wings of an airplane, it creates something called “lift.” This lift is what gets an airplane to lift off the ground and fly. One way to recreate lift in your own house is to hold the folded edge of a napkin just below your mouth, and blow. You’ll find that the napkin gets lifted upward. The propeller in front of the plane is what gives the plane the thrust — the force of air that then rushes over the wings. The more power delivered via the throttle in the cockpit, the faster the propeller turns, the more thrust and lift the airplane has.

After rushing over the wings, the air hits the elevator, which is a movable piece of the tail extending outward. Fold the elevator down ward, the air will push the tail up, and down the plane will go. Fold the elevator upward, the air will push the elevator down, and up the nose will go. Then there are additional components like the flaps on the wings, which can slow the plane down when they’re folded downward, as well as the ailerons on the wings and the rudder on the tail, which all help the plane turn to either side.

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The pilot of your aircraft is not just a silverhaired guy in a crisp uniform who smiles at you when you disembark. He is highly skilled and well trained, with at least 1,500 hours of flying time and two years of intensive training under his belt. We’ve come a long way from the Wright Brothers, for sure. But it still takes considerable expertise and knowledge to fly an airplane, not to mention self-confidence and the ability to remain calm under pressure.

Roughly 100,000 flights take off and land at airports all over the world every single day, and over 600 million people fly each year. Those are huge numbers, and mishaps are certainly rare. But things can happen. And at the end of the day, it’s an astute pilot, good fortune and, of course, hashgacha that make for a happy ending.

Here are some incredible emergency landings that ended well against all odds.

PILOT GETS SUCKED OUT OF PLANE

BRITISH AIRWAYS FLIGHT 5390, JUNE 10, 1990

In one of the most bizarre and miraculous episodes in aviation history, the pilot of a plane was sucked out of the cockpit and somehow survived.

On June 10, 1990, British Airways Flight 5390 was headed from Birmingham, England, to Malaga, Spain. All seemed fine until about 27 minutes into the flight, when two of the cockpit windows literally blew out. This depressurized the cabin, and that loss of air pressure could cause oxygen de ficiency. But the flight crew had a more serious emergency to deal with. As soon as the windows blew, the plane’s pilot, Captain Tim Lancaster, was immediately sucked out of the cockpit.

Chaos followed. As rushing winds and air pressure dif ferences caused the cockpit door to fly off its hinges, Flight Attendant Nigel Ogden focused on the pilot. Thinking quickly, Ogden was somehow able to grab onto Lancaster’s legs and literally keep him from getting lost in space. He is clearly the hero of this bizarre story.

“All I could see were his legs,” Ogden said later in an in terview. “I jumped over the control column and grabbed him round his waist to avoid him going out completely. His shirt had been pulled off his back, and his body was bent upward, doubled over round the top of the aircraft.”

Meanwhile, the cockpit door crashed into the controls, disconnecting the autopilot features and sending the plane hurtling downward at the speed of nearly 400 miles per

hour.

While copilot Alastair Atchinson struggled to regain control of the aircraft, two more crew members joined Og den in a desperate attempt to keep the captain from flying away. They were trying to save his life, of course. But they also recognized the danger to everyone else on board if Lancaster’s body would become entangled in the airplane’s engine.

It took 20 long minutes for Atchinson to maneuver the aircraft to a runway and to safely conduct an emergency landing at Southampton, the closest available airport.

All 87 passengers were instructed to brace themselves for an emergency landing, but amazingly, the plane landed smoothly and no one was injured.

Even Lancaster, who had spent twenty harrowing min utes hanging outside of an airplane. thousands of miles up in the air, survived the ordeal. He broke some bones and had a severe case of frostbite, but he survived.

And — he did not quit. Five months later, after recovering from that trauma, Lancaster resumed working with British Airways all over again, until he retired in 2003.

What caused the cockpit window to just fly away? Even tually, it was discovered that it was all about bad screws. Yes, that’s right. The UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch learned that the maintenance crew who worked on this plane had used the wrong size bolts to replace the window panels on the plane. The bolts were just a bit too small for the window and could not withstand the pressure.

It was a happy ending for ev eryone involved — certainly for Captain Lancaster, who probably thought he wouldn’t survive those terrifying twenty minutes. But it also illustrates that when we fly, we’re not only trusting the pilot in the cockpit. We’re also trusting the maintenance guys, and hoping they can recognize when bolts are just a minuscule smaller than they should be.

Inspecting the damage after the remarkable incident

RUNNING OUT OF GAS, MIDAIR

AIR CANADA FLIGHT 143, JULY 23, 1983

Have you ever run out of gas while driving? It’s not just embarrassing, it’s also annoying. You have to figure out how to refill your tank when you’re in the middle of no where.

But at least you’re on level ground.

Not so for Air Canada Flight 143, which took off from Montreal and was supposed to land in Edmonton, Alberta, on July 23, 1983.

While the Boeing 767 was cruising at an altitude of 41,000 feet, the cockpit’s warning signal began to beep, in dicating a problem with the fuel pressure. At first, the pilots turned off the alarm, but when it began to beep in earnest a second time, it was clear that something was wrong. Pilot Bob Pearson and copilot Maurice Quintal remained calm. They requested an emergency landing at a Winnipeg air port and began a gradual descent.

Within minutes, a sharp “bong” sound was heard, and everyone in the cockpit knew they had a huge problem on their hands. In short, they simply ran out of fuel in both en gines. In an airplane. Up in the sky at 26,500 feet, and 75 miles from the nearest airport.

To make matters worse, the plane’s electric system shut down and all the cockpit indicators went dark.

As Pearson said later, “Circumstances then began to build fairly rapidly.”

Pearson began gliding the plane, while Quintal searched the instruction manuals on the proper procedures for deal ing with the loss of both engines. There were none. And neither pilot had been trained on how to deal with this. They were on their own.

Making their own calculations, the pilots realized they would not make it to Winnipeg. The only possible location for a crash landing was Gimli, the site of an abandoned Royal Canadian Air Force Base that was 45 miles away. Luckily, Quintal had trained at Gimli and knew it well. The runway at Gimli was now being used as an auto racing strip — but the pilots didn’t know that yet. In any event, it was their only chance.

The pilots maneuvered the massive 412,000-pound air craft toward Gimli, doing their best to descend slowly but steadily. When it became clear that the plane was coming down too quickly, the pilots performed a unique maneuver called a sideslip, positioning the aircraft sideways to slow it down.

Focused on airspeed, altitude and the plane’s ability to descend safely, the pilots were unaware that there was lots of activity on the ground. Go-cart races were being held on the runway, and the area was full of men, women and children. None of these people had any clue that a massive aircraft was hurtling through the sky and coming straight

PASSENGER LANDS PLANE SAFELY

CESSNA 208 CARAVAN, MAY 10, 2022

Thirty-nine-year-old Darren Harrison is the vice presi dent of an interior design company and an avid fisherman. He is many things, but he is not a pilot. Still, when a medi cal emergency rendered the pilot of a Cessna 208 private plane unconscious, Harrison had no choice but to take over.

Harrison and one other passenger were flying from Marsh Harbour airport in the Bahamas to Florida’s Fort Pierce International Airport after a fishing trip on May 10, 2022. The plane was cruising comfortably at 12,000 feet, and the flight was expected to last an hour and twenty min utes.

About an hour into the flight, the pilot came on the inter com complaining of a headache — and apparently lost con sciousness immediately afterward. Despite the two passen gers trying to get his attention and attempting to wake him up, the pilot did not respond and remained slumped in his seat. Harrison quickly noticed a dramatic drop in altitude and understood that the plane was taking a nosedive. The ocean was coming straight toward him.

Instead of panicking, Harrison remained remarkably calm. Realizing that he didn’t have much time, he reached over the pilot’s shoulders, grabbed the control wheel, and started pulling it back gently. In this way, he managed to level the aircraft wings. As a frequent passenger on a small airplane, he knew he had to pull back gently or the airplane would stall.

Once the plane was stabilized, Harrison and his fellow passenger moved the unconscious pilot toward the back of the plane. Harrison then climbed into the pilot’s seat and reached out for help. He put on a pair of headphones and

managed to contact the tower at Fort Pierce, alerting them to the emergency. Frequent flier that he was, Harrison was somewhat familiar with how the radio worked.

Communication with Fort Pierce was spotty, but air traf fic controllers were able to hear Harrison’s calm and level voice saying, “I’ve got a serious situation here. My pilot is in coherent, and I’ve no idea how to fly an airplane.”

Personnel at Fort Pierce helped direct Harrison toward Palm Beach International. There, air traffic controller Rob ert Morgan was able to guide Harrison to a smooth and un eventful landing.

Morgan was the right man for the job. In addition to twenty years of experience as an air traffic controller, he’s also a certified flight instructor. But there was one glitch in the plan. Morgan did not have experience with this partic ular aircraft, the Cessna Caravan. That problem was solved when several other controllers made him a cardboard copy of the layout of the Cessna cockpit to use as a guide. Saving the Cessna became a team effort.

Morgan realized that since Harrison had no pilot expe rience, he couldn’t use technical air traffic lingo. He used short, simple phrases instead. He told Harrison to keep the coastline to his right and to keep flying north. He also directed Harrison to descend to 2,000 feet. Palm Beach turned out to be the perfect airport for Harrison to land, because its runways are long and wide. Morgan coached him well.

“I knew I had to keep him calm,” said Morgan, “show him the runway, and tell him how to reduce the power and how to descend and land.”

At one point, Morgan asked Harrison what his position was. The answer? “I have no idea.”

All air traffic in the area was stopped for the duration of the incident, until the Cessna landed. Harrison did a remarkable job easing the plane onto the runway, showing incredible skill and re silience. Emergency medical personnel came on board as soon as the engines were turned off to tend to the pilot, who had apparently suffered a major heart attack but ultimately survived.

Harrison and Morgan were both considered heroes and were interviewed on local and nation al media. When asked how he was able to land an airplane with no experience, Harrison, who is not Jewish, said, “The hand of G-d was on that plane. That’s the only thing I can attribute it to.”

MIRACLE ON THE HUDSON

US AIRWAYS FLIGHT 1549, JANUARY 15, 2009

One hundred and fifty-five lives were depending on the pilots to make the right call.

In perhaps the most celebrated story in aviation history, a pilot landed an aircraft safely on the Hudson River.

US Airways Flight 1549 was scheduled to fly from New York’s LaGuardia Airport to Charlotte, North Carolina. In the cockpit were Captain Chesley Sullenberger and First Officer Jeffrey Skiles. There were 150 passengers on board the Airbus A-320.

The takeoff began normally, and there was nothing to indicate that things would go wrong. The flight climbed northeast and then turned south toward Charlotte. The aircraft was in the air for about a minute and a half when a flock of birds suddenly appeared nearby. “All of a sudden there was this gigantic boom,” one passenger remembers. “It seemed like we just stopped in midair, like we hit a brick wall.”

The left engine caught fire immediately. Soon, both engines lost thrust and began to idle. The plane started to struggle, and Captain Sullenberger called air traffic con trol, saying, “Mayday, mayday, mayday,” in an even voice.

The pilots had to figure this out, and there wasn’t much time. They attempted to restart the engines, but that didn’t work. The flight was just 1,400 feet off the ground, and Sul lenberger realized he wouldn’t make it to any airport, not even Teterboro, in time. The plane was dropping fast.

Passengers understood that something had gone wrong, but when they heard the Captain on the intercom instruct

ing them to “brace for impact,” they knew he was preparing for a crash landing.

Weighing his options, Sullenberger made a stunning decision. “We’re gonna be in the Hudson,” he told air traf fic controllers. The Hudson River was really the only pos sible option for landing the airplane — but with its multiple bridges, it wasn’t a good one or a tried one, and everyone knew it. After it was all over, one air traffic controller ad mitted, “I just assumed there weren’t going to be any sur vivors.”

The aircraft hit the river full force. “All we saw was water cascading over the windshield,” First Officer Skiles remem bers.

“It was like a tornado,” said a passenger.

Water landings are notoriously difficult, and the re sults can be catastrophic. But Captain Sullenberger skill fully kept the nose of the aircraft high and the wings level. He had maneuvered the tail to hit the water first, and that slowed the aircraft considerably.

Incredibly, the airplane stopped moving and began to float, rocking gently in the waves of the river. The $75 mil lion plane turned into a giant life raft for everyone aboard.

“We were all in shock,” said one passenger, “and we were waiting for what’s next.”

US Airways Flight 1549 was in the air for just five minutes and eight seconds before it splashed down into the Hudson. The landing was remarkable, but the passengers and crew now faced a new crisis. Ice-cold water began pouring into

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the cabin, and they knew they had to get out — and fast.

Passengers opened the emergency exit doors while the crew began the evacuation process. Some passengers had on their life jackets, while the crew distributed them to others. About six or eight people actually jumped into the freezing water, but the others pulled them back onto the plane. In the middle of the Hudson, 155 very cold people stood on the wings of the plane, waiting for help to arrive.

First on the scene were passenger ferries. They were eventually joined by the Coast Guard and crews from the FDNY. The entire world watched with bated breath as every single passenger and crew member was brought to safety.

By evening, the plane was almost entirely underwater.

Investigators were on the scene almost immediately, and they determined that both the Captain and the First Officer had acted properly and professionally. Even Mayor Michael Bloomberg said in a press conference that the “US Airways pilot made an incredibly skillful landing in the Hudson River.”

Captain “Sully” Sullenberger became an instant celeb rity.

How can birds cripple a highly advanced airplane? When an aircraft strikes a bird, not much is left of the bird, but most of the remains are found inside the engine. In this case, 29 samples of muscle, tissue, and bone fragments were found in one of the Airbus’ engines, and fourteen in the other. Evidence on the airplane’s wings and fuse lage indicate that many birds were hit. The birds were identified as large Canadian geese, each weighing about ten pounds.

Bird strikes are a huge problem in aviation. Over the past twenty years, about 210 aircraft have been destroyed because of collisions with birds. And over 200 people did not survive bird strike ac cidents.

Rarely does a flock of birds manage to disrupt the entire system of an airplane, but it happened here. Incredibly, everyone on the plane lived to tell the gripping tale.

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Know the feeling of the quick twist at the top of a roller coaster, of being unable to shut your gaping mouth because of the sheer speed? Imagine flying like that for a living — but in the cockpit of a small plane, flipping and spinning in the sky, thousands of feet above the earth! Welcome to the life of a stunt pilot. Whether it’s carrying out sensitive military missions, showing off for the sake of publicity, or taking a joyride just for the thrill of it, stunt pilots hang out in an upside-down world far more often than the most enthusiastic amusement park guest.

Airs and Graces

Being a stunt pilot may be a cool job, but surprisingly, it’s not a new one. Frenchman Adolphe Pegoud was the first stunt pilot to fly inverted — a feat that took place on September 1, 1913. A short while later, in the Roaring Twenties, air shows were the height of fashion. They were aptly named flying circuses. Many stunt pilots took to the skies in that era, showing off their newly minted maneuvers, which they called “barnstorming.”

Look At Her Go!

It’s certainly a feather in her cap. The U.S. National Aerobatic Champion is a woman named Patty Wagstaff (Patricia Rosalie Kearns Combs). Ironically, this celebrated pilot was born on 9/11 (1951), the date on which planes would later bring death and mayhem upon the “home of the brave.” She currently resides in Florida.

A Career in the Air

Despite the terror they strike in the hearts of the flying-phobic, stunt pilots claim to really enjoy their line of work. They say that the stunts are as much fun as they look, a claim that most of us will never have a chance to debunk.

With their average wages, though, they’d better be enjoying themselves! Stunt pilots get paid just $50,000 to $70,000 a year. For such a risky career, it is a measly salary. Of course, the wage varies tremendously based on skill and fame, and some celebrated stunt pilots do earn many times that amount.

Fearless or Careless?

It took them ten years to plan it. And it ended in a few minutes – badly. On April 24, 2022, cousins Luke Aikins and Andy Farrington were out on an insane publicity mission for Red Bull, their sponsor. Drones captured the mind-blowing moments in which the pilots hurled themselves out of their respective Cessna 182s and aimed for the narrow cockpit door of their partner’s plane — at 130 miles an hour! Incredibly, Aikins made it. Farrington failed, deploying a parachute to land safely. The plane crashed into the desert sands below. In response to the shocking footage (the two were repeatedly warned by the Federal Aviation Administration not to proceed), their pilot licenses were revoked.

By: S. Scharf

Flying Colors

Ever wonder what to call the impressive and colorful emissions streaming behind perfectly coordinated planes? That’s aerosmoke. Appearing in the wake of brightly colored stunt planes in the sky, the custom-colored smoke adds a thrilling edge… and helps spectators follow the action, too! The smoke comes from a highly atomized mist of paraffinic oil and dyes, which is then ejected into the hot exhaust of a jet or piston engine aircraft.

Risk-Free With RC

You don’t have to get your feet off the ground to enjoy planning and executing aerobatic maneuvers!

A radio-controlled (RC) aircraft can afford you the opportunity to perform stunts without risking life and limb.

This Hobbyzone Aeroscout S 2 1.1m RC Airplane costs about $230.

For Those With Higher Standards

The largest air show to date is the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, which attracts some 500,000+ spectators a year. Daily and nightly shows feature top civilian stunt pilots as well as military supporters. It must be pretty amazing to twist and plunge in the sky by day. At night? Talk about fearless!

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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

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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

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The longest word found on the board: female

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

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Name of winner: Mommy Amount of points: 23

Names of competing players: Libby, Chany

Some words only the winner found: binge, proud

The longest word found on the board: female

Last week’s bonus word: procedure

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BP APARTMENT

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FEMALE OFFICE

Office desks for rent in all women’s office. 15th Ave mid 50s. $450 all-inclusive. 9174604280

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Seeking female paras for immediate hire in Boro Park/ Flatbush. Special rate for late afternoon/evening hours! Pay ranges from $22.-$38. Per hour. Call: 718.686.2376 or email: para@yeled.org

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Seeking care manager to coordinate services for adults with mental health challenges. Must have computer skills, writing skills, and effective communication skills. BA required. Flexible schedule and supportive environment. Email resume to dlicht@ hamaspikkings.org or call for more information

BP JOIN OUR TEAM!

F/T Secretary, large heimish all girls office. Amazing environment. If you have good communication skills and some computer knowledge, this job is for you! Will train. Email joboffer1643@gmail.com or call 718-437-7464

RECEPTIONIST

Heimishe Boro Park office seeking F/T receptionist. Good pay and great office environment. Email resume to employment@ pandginsurance.com.

SEEKING COUNSELORS

Seeking heimishe girls to be counselors at a fun yearround Sunday program for children with special needs. Great atmosphere and great pay. Hours are 11-3:30. Located in Boro Park. Yiddish speaking. Call 718387-8400 ext. 5250 for more information.

SECRETARY POSITION

Full time female secretary position available in a Heimishe female only CPA office. Experience a plus. Email boroparkcpa@gmail. com Fax 855-708-5576

AMAZING OPPORTUNITY

Secretary position available in Boro Park. 1 person office. Great pay, part time. 347-2861818 if no answer lv msg

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SERIOUS OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME A CASE MANAGER

Earn your BA or Masters degree from a prestigious university, in CASE MANAGEMENT AND HUMAN SERVICES. from home. Yeshiva and Seminary credits accepted. FAFSA and student loans available to cover tuition. For more information please contact us at: 18182065859 or email: supershevi36@gmail.com.

FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY

Health and wellness center in BP working with the medical field, seeks an experienced, educated professional to guide customers in healthy lifestyle choices, nutrition, and exercise. Must have pleasant outgoing personality, and motivational skills. Ongoing training by professionals available. Modest dress code essential. Send resumes to info@ nutrisupreme.com

HEALTH COORDINATOR

Yeled V`Yalda Brooklyn seeking RN part time, computer skills a must. Salary $40,000.-$50,000. Email resume to: MRosin@yeled.org Or call: 718.514.8668 YVY is an EOE

HR/ FRONT DESK SECRETARY

Seeking HR/front desk secretary for Comfort Health’s Boro Park location. Must be personable, responsible, and detailoriented. Heimish work environment, with great benefits. Full time. Graduates welcome. Email resume to: Mrosenberg@ hamaspikkings.org

FRONT DESK RECEPTIONIST

Therapy center in Williamsburg seeking front desk receptionist. Hours: Mon-Thurs 5-7 pm and Sunday 10 am-3 pm. 12th graders welcome. Please call and leave message @ 917-6800443

TITLE L TEACHERS

Boro park girls school seeks 1st Grade Math Title l Teacher

2:30 pm-3:30 pm Mon-Thurs. Please call (718) 644-4260.

ART TEACHER

Seeking an art teacher with or without a BA for a Sunday program. Great pay for the right candidate. Email resume to sundayprogram13@gmail. com

SEEKING SECRETARY

Seeking secretary for a Hamaspik after-school program located in Boro Park. Must be responsible, fun, and enjoy working with individuals with special needs. Heimishe atmosphere and great pay. Available hours are weekday evenings Monday and Wednesday 7:00-9:00, and Sunday staff!. Email hlang@ hamaspikkings.org or call 718.387.8400 ext. 5218 for more information.

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Seeking an energetic and experienced saleswoman for a women’s retail store. Must have a friendly disposition. Sunday Through Friday. Please Call/Text: 718-612-7262 Email: Jobs@ myselflingerie.com

P/T SALES POSITION

Part time sales position available in busy furniture store in bp. Great work environment, good growth opportunity-please call-917353-6370.

JOB OPPORTUNITY

Seeking tutor for high school subjects in 40’s area. Well paid. Call 3473789001

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

TEACHERS ASSISTANT

Chassidishe Girls School is seeking a warm and capable full day kindergarten teachers assistant. Please call and leave a message: 347670-4282

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Seeking responsible female for administrative assistant in BP Heimishe Office. Great pay for the right individual! Please email zissy.succeed@ gmail.com or call 718-7377262 extension 105

SECRETARY

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

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DRIVER AVAILABLE

Driver with many years exp. available to do long distance trips with brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469

WIG AND HAIR

Wig wash and sets, haircuts, and hairstyles for great price. Center of Boro Park. Call 917-618-1174

ATTENTION SHEITEL MACHERS

High school girl available to assist with wash n sets on SUNDAY and/or evenings. Please call 9292953550

GUITAR LESSONS

Now offering guitar lessons for girls for great price. Call 917-618-1174

STUNNING PAINTINGS

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

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HANDYMAN & ELECTRICIAN

Electrician, plumber, sewer service, Carpentry, sheetrock, locks, etc. 718.9510090

LIGHT ALTERATIONS

Please Call: 718.450.4700

CONSTRUCTION

Bathrooms, kitchens, closets, decks, extensions, additions, Basements, all electrical, plumbing, Carpentry. Lowest prices, fastest service. 718.951-0090

ELECTRICIAN

All Electrical work, outlets, switches, fixtures, new lines for washer/dryer or a/c, shabbos clocks, circut breakers. 718.951-0090

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

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

AYIN HORAH

The renowned Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim Is now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone. Call: 718.689.1902 or 516.300.1490

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Looking to showcase your work experience in a professional way? Seeking a higher-level job with better pay? 1500+ Resumes written! Prices start at $250 917-687-1198 chayala@ resumeprosplus.com

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Pidyon Haben 646-419-0782 Doona 260-366-6293

Doona gemach 3473689763

Twin Carriage (718) 522-3891

Carseats, snap n go strollers, pack n play & bassinets 718-854-6829 buy/sell Neocate/baby formula 347.369.4886

Chocolate molds BP 718-9724768. Williamsburg 718-522-3445

Bris Accessories 347- 244- 2065

Baby carriers 718-809-9707

Baby earbands 347 409 9479

Bris Accessories 718-435-0664

Kallah Cape 718 - 633 - 8261

Bridal Shoe Gemach 917-936-8997

KALLAH ACCESSORIES BP. 718-551-8714

Tehillim for Cholim www. tehillimonklaftefilah.org

GEMACHIM

Shoes & Crowns BP 718-972-4768.

Luzy’s cuddles & cradles. text (BP) 917-538-8500

Luzy’s cuddles & cradles. text (Willi) 929-275-1820

Pack n plays 718-851-1017

Twin Clothing (newborn-3) 347-742-7189/718-972-0765

Clothing gemach (for women) 646-904-1247

Lingerie Conversions min fee 718-437-0428

Briefcase gemach 7184360936

Baby Scale 718-633-9266 or text 718-473-5268

Youth Corps Working Papers 718-854-0961

We sponsor your wig recut for tznius purposes . 929-675-9838

Reflector Belts 718-853-4966

Communication Class 347-753-1071.

Dr Sarno Books 347-461-7330

Mezuzos (718)666-7222

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Lighting 9292762404

Simcha Décor 917 -536-1742

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Simcha basket 718-614-7274

Clothing, Shoes, linens (347) 816-6406.

Haircuts $6 929-290-6568

Easy birth from Koznitzer Maggid 917-514-9461

Donate clothing 718-974-9428

Chupah Cards Color 347-8855114

Scooters 718-431-7942

Gemach in desperate need of elegant clothing size 6-8 for Kallah getting married beginning September, shoes/heels 6.5 and 7. call: 9292762404

Kallah Accessories Wmsbg 347563-1840/718-782-6136

Property / land in Pennsylvania, high value. 212-470-1708 lv msg

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And dear yiddishe mother. Give your daughter the gift of a lifetime of happiness & תיב םולש with the marriage summit, 18 life changing classes with top marriage experts. For less than the price of a תוכרב עבש outfit, have the peace of mind knowing that your daughter has the tools, הפקשה & resources to be happily married. Call 929-286-9900 #2 or www.chanyfelberbaum. com

DONATE YOUR VEHICLE (Car, truck, van, Suv) Help build children. Get $1,500 tax deduction + $2,400 Gift book (shopping) or we pay cash for cars too. 718974-9428

MUSIC LESSONS ON THE PHONE

Mr. Wertzberger’s Music School offering music lessons on the phone, ages 9-15 boys and girls. Try it free! 718-435-1923

BIG SISTERS

We help you find the right tutor/big sister for your child. No P3, HCBS or any other services accepted. Call/Text: 347-546-6320 Email: sarah. bigsisters@gmail.com

BABY SLEEP COACH

Is your baby up all night? Call the baby sleep coach that will guide you to have a peaceful night and day. $100 newborns our specialty. 718438-0728

P3 PROVIDER

Highly skilled P3 provider available. Flexible and accommodating. Also option to join EXCITING boys reading group. Call/text Easy As ABC 347-645-2155

GARTEL FRINGES

We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach. Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693-4920 or (718)435-7644

STUDIO RECORDINGS

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL AVAILABLE TO DO STUDIO VOICE AND SINGING recording. Please call 9292953550

COSMETICS

Cosmetics & Skincare including Static, Mary Kay, Careline, Ga-de, and Chic. C Fischer (718) 930-4946 -Free Delivery with min order

CUSTOM JEWELRY

Are you a Bobby or making a simchia? Gold filled Jewlery wholesaler opened to the public by appointment $100 minimum 3476613346

HANDYMAN BY THE HOUR

Pay your Professional Handyman man by the hour. Quick/Experience and professional Get Handi - 1866-426-3421

ODDS & ENDS

DONATE VEHICLE

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

KALLAH SHOPPING LIST

Itemized kallah list to make kallah list calmer and easier minimal fee. Call 3475346184

BP DRIVEWAY

Looking for a garage or driveway for rent in the vicinity of 52nd Street between 13th and 14th Avenue. Call: 516-581-5611.

GOWNS

MAUVE GOWNS

9 exquisite mauve color gowns for sale. Sizes 2-16. Worn once. Reasonable price. Call 718-986-9064

DARK GREEN CUSTOM GOWN

Exclusive custom made sister of the bride gown, dark green velvet with magnificent beading size 4. Please call 347-675-6598

BLUE VELVET GOWNS

Custom made sister of the bride’s gorgeous blue velvet gowns for sale. Sizes 3-14 . please call 347 675 6598

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