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FREE ISSUE 44 JULY 22, 2020
IT’S TIME TO TIE-DYE
פרשת דברים א’ אב תש”פ
Nifty designs, simple methods
THE JEWS OF KITTSEE
GOING BACK HOME TO BEDZIN
CONNECTION INTERRUPTED
A SLICE OF SWEETNESS
The journey continues
The Churban comes to life for a daughter retracing the footsteps of her father
The reason for tears on Tisha B’Av
Cakes to break the fast on
FYI Bunkers
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A SMOOTH SOLUTION (Re: To Happy Hair Days, Issue 42) This letter is in reply to the woman who is struggling with her daughter’s frizzy hair and has a hard time brushing it in the morning. I had the same struggle. Mousse did not help me; it only made my hair more sticky and puffy. When I reached high school, I learned a technique that helped me a lot. I would take a spray bottle and fill it with conditioner and a little bit of water. Every morning, I sprayed up my hair with the mixture until it was fully wet, and then I would easily comb through it. After doing so, my hair would stay sleek and calm the entire day! (And if I was in a rush to go to school and skipped this process, my mother would tell me that my classmates would get lost in my forest of a ponytail...) I hope this idea will work for your daughter! A Frizzy Hair Survivor
I am also a lucky mother of an adorable curlyhead, writing in reference to the letter from a mother who wanted to hear more about handling curly hair. I once went to a hair stylist who styled my daughter’s hair for a simcha, and she offered me a liquid mousse from the company Fantasia. It is mess-free and inexpensive. (I’m not sure if it’s available locally, but you can ask a professional hairdresser about it.) Since then, I spray it on my daughter’s wet hair every morning; the routine definitely takes time, but it’s also less painful and gives her hair an adorable fresh look. Hatzlacha! M.F. The Boro Park View welcomes your comments, feedback and letters. Please email comments@thebpview.com.
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(Re: Hair-Raising Hair Horrors, Issue 42) Thank you for providing this forum for us to reach out to the public and clarify any possible misconceptions. My family loves The Boro Park View; it gets “attacked” as soon as it comes through the door. (My daughter in camp even requested I send them out to her so she doesn’t miss out!) I’d like to respond to the unfortunate woman with the nightmarish perm done on her son’s peyos. I don’t know by whom she had this experience or what they did to mess up so, but as someone in the perm business for many years, I can tell you that with the right know-how and techniques, and of course, tons of siyata d’Shmaya, a perm can be the biggest bracha! It can transform a boy with straight or unmanageable hair into a walking kiddush Hashem! I thank Hashem for the zechus of being the shaliach for bringing out the true Yiddishe chein in so many yingelach out there, whose mothers now find the morning so much less stressful. Sincerely, L.F.
THE PERFECT ACTIVITY (Re: Tied Up With a Bow, Issue 42) I was looking for something constructive to do while I fasted last week, and when I came across the feature with instructions for making scrunchies, I knew it would be the perfect thing! The results were so neat and pretty. Thank you so much, Gitty! D.S.
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INBOX explanations, it could have said “rabbah emunasi — how great is my faith in You.” So why does it say “how great is Your faith”? Whom does Hashem have faith in? The answer is that Hashem has faith in us. No matter what you’re going through in life, Hashem is telling you, first thing in the morning, that He has faith in you. He’s “rooting” for you; He knows you can do it and is giving you the strength to get through it. When I learned this, my mornings took on a new meaning. I might not (think I) have the confidence or the energy, but I know Someone Up There believes in me! And that, more than anything, is what can turn your life around for the better. Thank you so much for such a wonderful publication! A Reader
KASHRUS ALERT Thank you for a wonderful publication. Please publicize this important kashrus message: The other day I left the house for a few minutes to wait with my children for the bus, leaving some leftover tuna uncovered. When I came back inside, four house flies jumped out of the blender, leaving behind them three piles packed with booklice-sized white eggs! Be careful to cover all foods, especially proteins. Concerned for Kashrus
BAKING LIKE THE BUBBIES (Re: The Secrets of the Kokosh Saga, Issue 32) I wrote this letter in May and didn’t get around to sending it until now, but I think the point is still relevant. I very much enjoyed reading the article about the kokosh cake saga, written with such a good sense of humor. I especially liked the instructions for neatness and saving time; this is the right way to teach young women how to be organized. As a former Home Economics teacher, I especially appreciated it. The original Hungarian name for the cake is “kakaosh,” pronounced the way it’s written. The original version calls for a dough that’s basic but delicious, made with milk and butter. The filling is not so rich — a light cocoa spread. I am very amazed that in the filling you use more than 3 cups of sugar. This seems excessive to me (considering that the dough has only 4½ cups of flour). In America we all consume too much sugar. It would be much better for parents to discourage children from consuming such sugary treats, and encourage them to eat more fresh, healthy fruit. I try my best to persuade my grandchildren to do so, and slowly they are adapting to it. When I cut up fresh fruit and place it on the table, it always disappears! I also love to bake, and my specialty is a “kokosh.” The ingredients for the dough are very similar to yours, but the preparation is different. I fill it with crunchy walnuts and chocolate spread. My grandchildren claim that it is the best
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kokosh, even if it’s not so overly sweet (maybe just because they didn’t taste your cake!). Nobody wants to gain weight, but everyone enjoys a piece of delicious cake once in a while. The Shavuos cheesecake photo spread was very impressive, but after reading the recipes, I was disappointed. Why does every cheesecake recipe call for cream cheese? Why not farmer cheese, which has half the calories and is much healthier? I think it’s even tastier; products with real cheese don’t make you feel like you’re eating butter. The original Hungarian or the fine Italian cakes were not made with cream cheese, and they were delicious. I don’t even know if there was cream cheese in Europe back then. I think that everyone would appreciate a trend that shows how to bake well in a healthier way. I would love to hear your thoughts. With my best regards, R.F.
YOUR VOICE DEAR MECHUTANIM, I’d like to use this forum to discuss late chasunos and the impact they have on guests. Baruch Hashem, we are up to a point where we can celebrate simchos without hurrying to finish up within the guidelines. However, the time wasted causes inconvenience and even angst for family and friends participating in the simcha. Mothers of young children spend time and money finding babysitters. Men don’t have the energy to awake on time the next morning for their avodas hakodesh, be it davening, learning or work. Bachurim wake up late — or simply don’t have the presence of mind to learn. Kids attend school late and miss important learning time. Teachers, melamdim and maggidei shiur all suffer when kids are late and miss davening and learning. Bubbies and zeidies, and elter-bubbies and elter-zeidies, stay up until late hours with mesiras nefesh, not wanting to miss a minute of the simcha, but is it fair? Mechutanim, too, are affected, with the extra fees these extra late hours incur. Even the chasan and kallah don’t have the energy to dance for three hours in a row. Perhaps the time for change has come. It was only recently that we learned how beautiful weddings can be, even when there’s only two hours of celebration. Why does a chasunah have to be seven to ten hours long? May Hashem give us the zechiyah to celebrate simchos with joyous hearts, in a way that makes it enjoyable and easy for all participants. G.S.
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In this perek, Reb Yochanan ben Zakai’s talmidim each list three fundamentals of Yiddishkeit. Reb Eliezer ben Horkenus, Reb Yehoshua ben Chananya and Reb Yosi Hakohen all mention different areas of ahavas Yisroel. Reb Eliezer says to respect others as you would respect yourself, Reb Yehoshua says that sinas chinam destroys a person, and Reb Yosi says to love your friend’s money as if it were your own. There couldn’t be a more fitting time to discuss this theme than now, during the Three Weeks. The Gemara says that during the era of the Second Beis Hamikdash there was Torah, there was tzedakah, and the Yidden were doing mitzvos. But at the same time, there was sinas chinam, as we see with the story of Kamtza and Bar Kamtza, to which the Gemara attributes the Churban. What happened? Due to a mix-up, Bar Kamtza, who was a staunch enemy of the baal simcha, arrived at a party instead of Kamtza, the host’s friend. The host physically picked up Bar Kamtza and threw him out of the hall, despite Bar Kamtza’s pleas that he’d pay for the entire feast to be spared the shame. And none of the chachamim or guests present stuck up for Bar Kamtza. Heartless, you might think. Until you continue to the second part of the story. In his fury at the host, Bar Kamtza went to the king and made a libel against the Yidden, saying that they were planning an uprising. To test them, the king sent a korban with Bar Kamtza to see if the Yidden would sacrifice it in the Beis Hamikdash. Intent on his evil mission, Bar Kamtza made a blemish on the animal, and the Yidden couldn’t use it. Now the king believed Bar Kamtza’s tale, and he destroyed the Beis Hamikdash and murdered millions of Yidden. Bar Kamtza was ready to have the entire Klal Yisroel destroyed because his
kavod was hurt. This shows that he was a rasha even before the incident and was probably well-deserving of being removed from the simcha. And now we can understand why none of the chachamim batted an eyelash at his shameful “eviction”; Bar Kamtza was obviously a notorious person. Nevertheless, even with his obvious reputation, the Gemara notes that because Bar Kamtza endured such busha, Hashem gave him the power to succeed with his evil plan that ended with the killing of so many Yidden. Such is the severity of shaming another Yid. In the days of the Noda b’Yehuda, there was a Yid by the name of Rav Dovid Becher who was the Rav of Turkey. The saintly Noda b’Yehuda wrote that before attempting to write teshuvos to Rav Becher, his hands would shake and his teeth would chatter in trepidation. He added that he had this awe before writing to only Rav Becher and one other gadol. This demonstrates how great Rav Becher was. Rav Becher was once making chasunah in another town and hired a wagon driver to take his family there. The drive took exceptionally long, and Rav Dovid was becoming stressed about keeping the large crowds waiting. He urged the driver to pick up speed, but it didn’t help. At some point, in a moment of nerves, Rav Becher muttered, “The driver’s such a shlemazel; can’t he go any quicker?” Hours later, after the chuppah, Rav Dovid suddenly remembered how he had embarrassed the wagon driver. He asked around for him, but he was gone. Devastated and determined to ask him for mechilah, he left his child’s chasunah, took two fast horses, two talmidim, and off they galloped in search of the wagon driver. After about two hours, they caught up with him on his way back. Rav Dovid got off his horse and begged the wagon driver for mechilah. The wagon driver refused, saying he had deeply hurt him. No money or gifts could placate the wagon driver. He said that only in exchange for half of Rav Dovid’s Olam Haba would he forgive him. Without a moment’s hesitation, Rav Dovid called his two talmidim to be witness that he was selling the wagon driver half of his Olam Haba for mechilah. This is the extent we have to go if we have hurt someone, because this is how grave it is to do so in the first place. As Reb Eliezer says, “Yehi chevod chavercha chaviv alecha” — we have to respect others even if they may not be the most respectable person. Every Yid has a portion in Olam Haba; clearly they are each worthy of respect, irrelevant of the impression they make. Peel away the outer layers, look beyond their appearance, status and background, and see only the honorable spark inside them. Whenever the Ahavas Yisroel of Vizhnitz went to visit a town and a huge entourage came out to greet him, he would look out for anyone in the crowd who looked like — for lack of a nicer term — a schnorrer, and he would march right over to these people and hug them. Apparently, his bekitche actually got dirty from embracing these homeless people. Afterward, what usually happened was that the other townsfolk would then also pay attention to these once-invisible simpletons and give them the due kavod every Yid deserves.
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Recap: The Potolsky children find a mysterious yad while cleaning behind the fridge for Pesach. No one knows who it belongs to. In Bratislava, 1948, Gustav wonders why Janek and Ulush stopped visiting him in the hospital. He learns that the paper he had in his pants pocket when he was brought in to the hospital — which had the names and addresses of Edo’s uncles in Eretz Yisroel — was destroyed. All Gustav remembers from it is Edo’s real name — Yosef Ludmir — and his old address. The little house slowly underwent a change. Every piece of furniture was cleaned, packed well, and prepared to be sent to the new apartment. The children ate “Erev Pesach suppers” long before they were used to doing so every other year, but Elisheva knew that something had to give; she couldn’t be perfect on all fronts. So they ate pitas and pastrami and franks, and baruch Hashem, no one seemed to be the worse for wear because of it. “We’ve finished the dining room,” Eliyahu said with a sigh of relief late one night. The bookcase was dismantled, the seforim were packed in boxes, and the table and chairs were wrapped in plastic. The little ones were sleeping, crowded tightly into the bedroom. Later, they would be transferred back to their mattresses in the dining room. Elisheva sat down on a plastic chair. “There are two things left to pack, both of which are mysteries: the cuckoo clock and this silver yad.” “Right.” Eliyahu squinted. “What is this? A mystery without an answer, or what?” “There has to be a solution,” Devoiry said, looking from one parent to the other.
“Things don’t just land in homes out of nowhere…” “Maybe one of the little ones brought it in from someplace?” “Who? No one knows what it is,” Elisheva replied. Since they’d found the yad the morning before, the children had gone around to all of the neighbors in the building, asking if they had any idea who it belongs to. Maybe one of the neighbor’s children had brought it over when they’d come to play? But, as Eliyahu had predicted, no one knew anything about it. “We’ll ask what to do with it,” he concluded now. “And what about the cuckoo clock, Elisheva? What do you want to do with it?” Everyone in the room turned to look at the old clock. It was nice, but aside from taking up space in the room, there wasn’t much to it. It really didn’t take up too much space in anyone’s heart. “My father liked it,” Elisheva said hesitantly. “He got it as a wedding gift from a good friend, a watchmaker. But it would often break down…” “And it’s broken again now, too. It’s been so for years already,” Eliyahu said decisive-
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ly. “The cuckoo calls every once in a while, but without any rhyme or reason… I don’t see any use for it. Can we throw it out and be done with it?” “We can try to sell it,” Riki suggested. “A cuckoo clock is a valuable thing.” “Not a broken clock that is seriously out of whack. We looked into it once; a repair would cost several hundred shekels.” “And how much does a working cuckoo clock cost?” Binyamin asked. “It depends, of course. But in general, I’m sure it starts at about fifteen hundred shekels; maybe you can get one for a bit less.” Their father passed a hand over his forehead. “I never really researched it, because I never planned to buy a cuckoo clock.” “We got it from Zeidy when he moved to the old-age home,” Elisheva reminded them. She looked at the clock again. “I think that if my father doesn’t mind, we should try to sell it. After all, it’s nice, and someone worked very hard to make the exterior beautiful. Maybe we can get two hundred shekels for it, or two hundred and fifty. If it doesn’t sell, we’ll throw it out.” “We just need to open it up beforehand,” twelveyear-old Chani said with a laugh. “Open it?” her mother asked. “Why?” She blushed. “Because in stories, all kinds of mysterious and ancient items are hidden in old clocks. So it would be a shame to just throw all of those secrets into the garbage...” “The secrets and the treasures!” Binyamin laughed. “Let’s go, then. You have the honor of opening it, Chani.” Elisheva stood up. “I have a key. But it was opened so many times already, that I don’t think you’re going to find anything more major than some dust in there.” “Why was it opened?” Binyamin asked. “Bubby, alehah hashalom, would keep documents in the bottom of the clock, and sometimes also money. But nothing was left of it.” She looked at her daughter’s disappointed expression as she stood in front of the open compartment of the clock, and at her big brothers who were snickering behind her back. “Don’t be disappointed, Chana’le. I told you there’s nothing in there. But it’s good to see that you have a sense of responsibility; you wanted to check the inside of the clock before doing anything with it. That’s an excellent middah.” “Is it possible to open the top?” “The top?” “The cuckoo’s house.” “Chani, are you planning to cut up the clock or something? Then we won’t even be able to sell it after-
ward.” Devoiry raised an eyebrow. “We can pick up the little roof,” Elisheva told them, “and peek inside. But I’m telling you, Chani, Zeidy opened this roof lots of times, when I was a curious little girl who wanted to see if there were any secrets in there. Kind of like you, Chani! But really, there’s nothing there.” “But would you let me check it again now?” Elisheva nodded, and then yawned. “And then we’re going to sleep, all of us. Tomorrow is another day of hard work.” Chani climbed onto the plastic-wrapped chair and opened the roof. Despite the earlier snickers, everyone watched her curiously. She peeked inside, and then stuck her hand in. “What’s going on? Is there something inside, or are you just keeping us in suspense?” Riki nudged her. “There’s nothing here.” Chani shook her head. “Nothing besides for the actual cuckoo bird and the metal piece that connects it. I just wanted to be sure.” She jumped off the chair, and like a final accord to the slight tension in the dining room, the little door opened, and after two months of no one hearing any sign of life from the cuckoo bird, it popped out and made its famous call three times. “That’s it!” Elisheva laughed once the cuckoo bird had retreated back into its little house. “The bird had its piece, and now it’s our turn — good night!”
Elisheva sat down on a plastic chair. “There are two things left to pack, both of which are mysteries: the cuckoo clock and this silver yad.”
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“Gustav is about to be released, and the orphanage is being closed down. But they didn’t get certificates for all of the children.” Ulush nodded, patting baby Surah’s back. “What will they do then?” “Well, it’s clear that the curtains are soon coming down on the British show in Eretz Yisroel, but it’s impossible to know how long the last battle will take… And the problem is that it’s really not smart to wait here until it happens, because by then it might be too late.” She nodded again. “So the children will probably travel to Eretz Yisroel illegally — on the children’s ship. It’s the only solution they found right now.” “Gustav too?” “Looks like it. Rabbi Walkin already agreed to take him until the place closes down, because since the police already searched there, there’s less of a risk that
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they’ll come by again.” “So Gustav will also go to Eretz Yisroel,” she said thoughtfully. “And what about us?” “I found out about the children’s ship.” Janek spoke slowly. “The list is closed already. The ship is full.” “And we have no chance of getting certificates, so we can enter Eretz Yisroel legally?” “I can try, but it will take a long time. And in the last two weeks, there were a few new developments that I still haven’t told you about.” He stood up and walked over to the little cabinet in the corner. “Remember Mendel Kokis, my cousin?” “The one from America?” “Right. He submitted an application for visas for us nearly a year ago.” She turned to him. “Entry visas to America?” “Yes.” He closed the cabinet door and returned to the middle of the room. Her eyes were riveted on the envelope in his hand. “This morning we received a positive answer.” Ulush’s eyes widened. “To go to… America?” “I think it’s worth it.” She sat down slowly, gazing at Surah’s round, cherubic face. “Why?” “War is going to break out soon in Eretz Yisroel, and I’m afraid for you and the baby. And it’s not like we have any feasible way of getting to Eretz Yisroel now, anyway. Also, if we go to America,” he glanced at the envelope, “my cousin wants to pay for part of our tickets.” “So does that mean that we won’t be going to Eretz Yisroel? And won’t meet up with Edo and Gustav?” “Well, we can always leave America if we want to. But first I want to see what will happen with the Arabs there in Eretz Yisroel.” He toyed with the envelope, and she realized that he was purposely lowering his eyes so as not to meet her gaze. “And I’ll tell you the truth, Ulush: I have no strength for more war.” “But we’re sending Edo and Gustav there —” “They were never in our official charge, Ulush.” He got up and went back to the cabinet. “We were only watching them for a temporary period of time.” “But we saved them!” she objected. “Then you can say we were the shlichim, the emissaries designated to help them. But we don’t have the right to make decisions about their future. Most of the people here are choosing to travel to Eretz Yisroel. And that was the natural choice for all of the children under their care, including Edo and Gustav.” Ulush went over to the window. The distant green hills of the village of Senica spread out expansively before her, dotted with well-tended wooden cottages. She’d never lived in a village before the war; she was a city girl through and through. Scenery like this was always associated with vacation, travels and trips. But during the war, when the area where she’d been was so green, light, magical and flourishing, she lost all her love for the green of the trees, the expansive grass
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and the blue skies. All she dreamed about was Eretz Yisroel’s blue sky. But her dreams were not hers alone anymore. They had to meld with someone else’s dreams. And he was being logical… oh, so logical. “So we’ll be going to America?” Her voice was flat; only her lips trembled. “And you say that it will be easier for us to get there, and that it will be safer for the baby…?” “Yes.” He closed the cabinet’s wooden door. “And I promise you, bli neder, that if we don’t manage there and you aren’t happy, we’ll go to Eretz Yisroel.” “Cohen?” someone called from outside. “Janek?” Janek went to the door and opened it wide for Aryeh Lieber. “I was at the Agudah offices in the city, and I heard that the ship arrived.” “The ship? The one departing next week?” “No, the ship that arrived in Eretz Yisroel. The ship with your Edo on it.” “It arrived safely?” Janek breathed a sigh of relief and turned around to make sure his wife had heard the good news. “Nu, and what’s happening with the children?” “Right now, they’re under the auspices of... that group — the group whose ideology we want to keep the kids away from, and Akiva sent an urgent message to our people in Haifa that there were three children of ours on the ship and that they need to be transferred to suitable places.” “Of course!” Janek said. Then he wrinkled his forehead. “Do you think there will be a problem?” “I have no idea who they are dealing with there. Schwimmer, the group’s representative we dealt with here, was very fair and promised that they would not take our children beyond making sure that they got there safely.” “I really hope so,” Janek said. “Thanks for the news, Aryeh. I appreciate it.” “And we’re going to accept your cousin’s offer and go to America, just like that?” Ulush’s eyes flashed behind him. “When who knows what’s happening with Edo in Eretz Yisroel and what kind of chinuch he’s going to get?” Janek kept his voice calm and low. “Ulush, even if we do decide to go to Eretz Yisroel, it will take a long time, so we need other people to handle the matter for now, anyway.” He was quiet for a moment and then went over to the window where she stood. “People who are better suited than us for this kind of thing,” he added quietly. She slid her fingers along the clean slats of the wooden shutter. “And Gustav?” she whispered. “Gustav is traveling together with the rest of the children from our orphanage, not with those people. At least you can be relaxed about that.” To be continued...
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AL: What was the impetus for your involvement in founding the Problem Solvers Caucus? JG: When I ran for Congress in 2016, I was very frus-
trated by the inaction and fighting [taking place in Washington]. People seemed to go to Washington to say nasty things and yell at each other. I spent much of my career in the private sector, and I wondered why they couldn’t do what we had to do at work. You can’t get everything you want, but you can work together to move the country forward. One of the challenges in Washington is that people don’t speak to each other. If we don’t listen to each other and build relationships with each other, we can never agree on any issue. That is why I joined together with Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY) to recreate this group of 25 Republicans and 25 Democrats. We come together every week with one objective: to get things done. AL: What do you consider the most significant achievement of the Problem Solvers Caucus to date? JG: We have had many achievements, but the most
important one is a rule change, which allows us to bring the legislation that we have agreed upon to the floor for a vote. We got together to change the rules in the House, and we did it. Now any legislation that has the backing of 290 members of the House is guaranteed a vote. Through this change, we repealed a tax on surviving spouses of fallen active-duty members, we enacted environmental legislation, and we repealed a tax on 9/11 victim compensation. All of these accomplishments came about because of the rule change. We also played a significant role in getting criminal justice reform passed, in getting the government reopened after it was shut down, and in getting coronavirus assistance approved. We were also involved in ensuring that there would be no conditions attached on aid [to Israel] and in providing support for Holocaust education. AL: Recently, some mainstream Democrats have gone
down to defeat to progressive candidates. Does that mean that being a centrist who can work in a bipartisan fashion is losing its appeal among Democratic primary voters and activists? JG: Most of the country is somewhere in the middle
and wants us to get things done. They are sick and tired of us seeing people raise voices at each other. The primary system favors more extreme candidates on both sides. Nevertheless, I just got through a primary where I had someone endorsed by Bernie Sanders challenge me. My challenger also had the squad members come in to support her, but we won overwhelmingly. The message that I took away is that most voters want to
elect people who can get things done, but that does not mean that they won’t continue to try to target people in Congress who work to get things done. We recently saw a pro-Israel congressman in New York go down to defeat. Still, the key is to keep on doing what we do to get things done, and I am convinced that that is what the country and our voters want us to do. MR: We’ve got to get rid of the dichotomy of the left, right and middle. What I care about is having a sense of fierce urgency to fix this country’s problems. It is amazing how unified the American people are and how unified elected officials are about recognizing the issues that we have. We have problems with crumbling infrastructure, lack of access to opportunity, income disparity — whether they are racial or socioeconomic. Look, Josh has got all the brains. One thing I do know is that Republicans and Democrats must work together if we want to solve these problems now. You never sacrifice your values, you never give up a fight, and you don’t need to compromise on everything, but you have to be able to get things done for the American people. Otherwise, what are we here for? AL: The media and the 24-hour news cycle often seem to focus on soundbites and those who refuse to compromise. The work of those who work hard to get things done is not always recognized. JG: Getting things done is not nearly as exciting as op-
posing parties raising voices at one another, but that’s what the public wants. Max sells his brain short, but the two of us together make up a full person. AL: There was recently some criticism of Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) for failing to respond forcefully to a question posed to her regarding removing a statue of George Washington. Some took this to mean that centrist Democrats are becoming more beholden to the progressive elements in the party. MR: I speak for myself. I am not afraid of anyone — left, right or center. No one tells me what to believe. I follow my values. We cannot completely eliminate our nation’s history. We should not be tearing down every statue. That being said, we should not be honoring Confederate generals and naming streets after them; they are traitors. We also need to be aware that our history comes with significant flaws, blemishes and a legacy of injustice. All this talk about statues does nothing to address some of the incredible inequities [that exist today]. We can’t allow elected officials to just talk about [statues] without really addressing the issues and working to fix them. AL: Are you concerned that bipartisan support for Is-
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rael is not as robust as it was in the past? Do you believe that there is cause for concern? MR: I believe that bipartisan
support for Israel is ironclad. It doesn’t mean that there aren’t fringes in the party, but they are fringes. We recently voted to affirm the importance of the Obama-era MOU [memorandum of understanding] and that it must remain intact. There must be no new conditions placed on aid to Israel. That would put America’s national security at risk. Again, there are fringes in the party — and by the way, there are fringes in the Republican Party as well; they may not appreciate the value of our relationship with Israel, but they are fringes. AL: What can the average person do to help the members of Congress who are working hard to solve problems and get things done?
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MR: Josh and I both have competitive general election contests, but for the vast majority of our colleagues, they are only concerned about primaries. It is essential to get involved in the political process on all levels; otherwise, we end up with electoral results that are difficult to bear. Also, keep in mind that the phone calls that you make to your representatives matter. The letters that you send matter. No Labels is a groundbreaking organization that partners with the Problem Solvers Caucus. Its mission is to “combat partisan dysfunction in politics and to usher in a new era of focused problem-solving in American politics.” For more information, contact info@nolabels.org. The author of Political Pulse is a member of the No Labels steering committee.
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Lemon Chiffon Cake Frank’s Bakery was an iconic shop in Monsey in years gone by. One of their specialties was a light chiffon cake with a ribbon of lemon cream running through each slice. As kids, we would relish the jelly part and leave over most of the cake. This is my attempt at recreating that specialty.
Ingredients 12 eggs, separated
1 cup oil
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1 T. baking powder
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Directions 1. Preheat the oven to 350°. Beat the egg whites and add the sugars. Lower the speed and add the yolks. Add the remaining cake ingredients by alternating wet and dry ingredients. 2. Mix Baker’s Choice Lemon Creme with freshly squeezed lemon juice and confectioners’ sugar. Pour the cake batter into a lined 10x16” pan. After putting aside ¼ cup of cream for the topping, marbleize the lemon cream into the cake. 3. Place the lemon cream into a bag, and make a tiny hole at the corner of the bag. Form thin lines of lemon cream at approximately ½-inch intervals on the cake. Using a toothpick, marbleize the lemon cream. Bake for 1 hour.
Marble Ring Cake Classic Bundts are characteristically dense. The delightful thing about this Bundt is its light and airy texture. This recipe uses a 12-cup Bundt pan, sponsored by and available at Auction Mart.
Ingredients 7 eggs, separated
½ cup orange juice
2 tsp. baking powder
2 cups sugar, divided
2 cups flour
2 heaping T. cocoa
7 oz. oil
1 T. vanilla sugar
⅓ cup confectioners’ sugar
Directions 1. Preheat the oven to 350°. Using an oil cooking spray that includes flour, coat the pan evenly. 2. Beat egg whites on high speed until foamy. Add one cup of sugar, and continue beating until stiff. Lower the speed, and slowly add the yolks. Add the remaining sugar. 3. Combine the oil and juice in a bowl. In a separate bowl, combine the flour, vanilla and baking powder. Alternating wet and dry ingredients, add the contents of the two bowls to the mixer. 4. Pour three-quarters of the batter into the prepared pan. Add cocoa and confectioners’ sugar to the remaining batter. Pour into the pan and marbleize. 5. Bake for 1 hour to 1 hour and 10 minutes. Serving Suggestion: Sprinkle with confectioners’ sugar and melted chocolate.
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Cappuccino Trio Loaf This trilevel cake, which was originally presented as a Bundt, was passed along to my sister from a neighbor who received it from a third person, and so on. With compliments and apologies to the creator of this cake, I present my version of this winner. This impressive whopper of a loaf cake was baked in a 16-inch Wilton loaf pan, sponsored by and available at Auction Mart. Alternatively, it can be prepared as two loaf cakes using two 10-inch loaf pans.
Ingredients 8 eggs, separated 2¾ cups sugar 1½ T. vanilla sugar 1⅓ cups oil ¾ cup orange juice 2¾ cups flour 2½ tsp. baking powder ⅓ cup instant chocolate pudding 7 oz. cappuccino chips 1½ T. coffee, dissolved in: 1 T. hot water
Directions 1. Preheat the oven to 350°. Beat the egg whites until fluffy, and then add the sugar and beat until stiff. Lower the speed and add the egg yolks. Add the vanilla sugar, oil, orange juice, flour and baking powder by alternating wet and dry ingredients. 2. Divide the batter into three. Mix the instant pudding into the first part, and pour it into a lined pan. Mix the cappuccino chips into the second part, and gently pour it over the first layer. Add the dissolved coffee to the third part of the batter, and pour it into the pan over the first two layers. 3. Bake for 1 hour. Lower the heat to 325°, and bake for an additional 15 to 20 minutes. When cool, invert the cake onto a serving platter. Optional: Drizzle with melted chocolate or two contrasting glazes. Tip: To line the pan neatly, cut a 12-inch wide parchment paper 24 inches long. Wet paper. Shake off any excess water, and flex paper into the pan, smoothing it into shape.
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TISHA B’AV, WE ARE TOLD, IS A DAY TO CRY. But how exactly are we supposed to cry? What are we supposed to cry for? We know that the crying is for the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash, yet we find ourselves centuries removed from the destruction. Are we capable of emotion for a tragedy so far removed from ourselves? Can we realistically be expected to cry for the loss of something we have never experienced? It would seem worthwhile to provide an overarching approach, a paradigm that will help us understand both the Kinnos in particular as well as the day of Tisha B’Av at large in a tangible manner. 60 / THE BORO PARK VIEW / July 22, 2020 www.thebpview.com / 718.408.8770
Rav Shamshon Refoel Hirsch points out that although the day of Tisha B’Av carries with itself multiple restrictions, the essential feature is certainly that of taanis, of fasting. Yet one who is in aveilus, mourning the passing of a close relative, does not fast. There are many restrictions associated with different levels of aveilus, but fasting is not one of them. If Tisha B’Av is a day of mourning, how did fasting become such a central component? Looking through the words of Chazal, it is clear that fasting is not associated with aveilus, but with a sha’as tzarah, a time of potential danger or calamity. When a community stands at a point where they are at great risk, the gravity of the situation demands a call for teshuvah, for reassessment of actions, and to seek out ways for improvement. It is within this framework that we find the concept of fasting. Clearly, then, when Chazal went ahead and gave us a series of fast days, among them Tisha B’Av, though they certainly emphasized the element of aveilus, they did not intend for the day to start and end with that alone. They intended it as a day to analyze where we stand, to realize where in life we may have gone wrong, and to focus on what we can correct. It is a day of introspection, very much in the present, far more than just a day of mourning a historic loss. This, however, brings us to a most glaring question. How does the loss of the Beis Hamikdash so many years ago relate to our self-analysis today? How does the Beis Hamikdash, or
lack thereof, figure into judging our current state? By way of analogy: Suppose you’re driving from Montreal to New York, passing through the Adirondacks in one of the less inhabited areas, when you suddenly realize that there is someone you need to contact urgently. There is a problem, however. Although you have a cell phone with you, the nearest cell phone tower was recently razed to the ground in a violent act of vandalism by some hooligans. Now, as you take out your phone, you’re left with but the weakest connection. You try to make a call, but the call keeps dropping. When you finally succeed in getting through, the line is full of static, making conversation barely intelligible. You try to send a text message, but are unsure if the message was successfully transmitted. One person might be urgently attempting to contact his business partner, a different person to reach his
spouse. Each traveler in the area has their own story, yet each one suffers the same anxiety and frustration. The Beis Hamikdash did not stand merely as a place of avodah, a place where we could bring korbanos and perform other acts of avodah. The building was not an end unto itself; rather, it served as a portal, a means for us to connect with Hakadosh Baruch Hu. The building is gone, but ultimately, it is not only the building for which we mourn. One without service is certainly quite disturbed by the loss of the cell phone tower, but ultimately, cares not for the tower but for his lack of ability to connect. We, as well, mourn the loss of the physical building, but ultimately, our distress stems not from the lack of the physical structure, but for the lack of our personal ability to connect and speak to
Hakadosh Baruch Hu. Today, when we sit down and attempt to make that call, we are met with frustration. Someone sits down to
So many of our actions feel empty, as if we are just going through the motions without tapping into something deeper. learn a blatt Gemara, and finds himself struggling to get through each piece. He tries and tries, but feels like he’s simply missing that geshmak. A person goes through a tefillah, reciting the whole Shemoneh Esrei, and as he takes three steps, he wonders what just happened. Did I just speak to Hashem? Do
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I have any idea of what I just said? It didn’t feel like much of a conversation at all. These and so many more of our actions feel empty, as if we are just going through the motions without tapping into something deeper. They lack the instant electrifying effect of connecting to Hakadosh Baruch Hu — when these actions were deliberately designed to create that very connection. It is this that we are missing today. Yes, when we talk about the Churban, we talk about the Beis Hamikdash. But if we want to see the effect of its destruction, the place to look is within ourselves. It’s not so much the destruction of a building; it’s the destruction of the quality of our lives. The Seder Hayom makes a most remarkable statement. He says that proper Tisha B’Av protocol dictates that each and every person should sit down and compose his own Kinnos to recite. For those who cannot do so, the standardized Kinnos will have to suffice. What can this possibly mean? How are we supposed to compose something new that no one thought to write in the
past 2,000 years? We’ve never experienced the Beis Hamikdash, neither its glory nor its destruction, and we weren’t there to personally witness the tragedies of all the previous centuries. What can we possibly bring to the discussion? Even if we were to attempt to compose Kinnos on contemporary tragedies, wouldn’t we be better served asking two or three leaders of each generation to compose something relevant for the times? If, however, we understand the tragedy of the Churban on a personal level, the words of the Seder Hayom come to life. Only you yourself know how much you’ve tried to speak
Only you know your challenges, the things you’ve struggled with, and how many times you’ve tried things that just don’t seem to work. It’s the story of yourself.
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to Hakadosh Baruch Hu. Only you know your challenges, the things you’ve struggled with, and how many times you’ve tried things that just don’t seem to work. It’s the story of yourself. So today, when we sit down to cry for the Churban HaBayis, we’re ultimately sitting down to cry for ourselves. The Rishonim and others indicate that the days of aveilus don’t end with Tisha B’Av; rather, they begin with the period of the Three Weeks, continue through the days of teshuvah of
New Release! Elul, and culminate with the Yomim Noraim. We are dealing with a process to rebuild that connection, a process that begins with crying and ends with repairing that connection anew. If we are to rebuild our connection with Hakadosh Baruch Hu, our first step is to properly assess what we are missing. A person can only aim as high as he can picture his goal. A child growing up from a young age in a broken home can’t really appreciate and know what to strive for in creating a beautifully constructed marriage. Who are we? How great can we really be? What does it mean to carry the title of being a Yid? We’ve grown so far removed from Hakadosh Baruch Hu that we really need to be educated and instructed, little by little, as to who we really are and how we are supposed to conduct ourselves. A large portion of the Kinnos is devoted to describing the grandeur of Klal Yisroel, of the beauty and uniqueness we carried in times gone by. This is not merely to add to our feelings of loss, but rather to serve as a primer in how we ought to be viewing ourselves. If we take the time to understand how special each and every individual member of Klal Yisroel is, and with that, come to realize just how far we have fallen, we can begin taking the first steps toward rebuilding our relationship with Hakadosh Baruch Hu.
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Rabbi Yaakov Schapiro holding the klaf that was slashed by the Nazis
As it turned out, at just about this time, in a true expression of hashgacha pratis, one of the men from the group found an unguarded opening in the border leading to a small town in Hungary. He crossed over, entered a village, and knocked on the door of one of the community leaders. The local Jews quickly arranged for the entire group to be secretly admitted into the village. Once inside, the Kittsee Jews hid in a home for several days. Meanwhile Rabbi Michoel Ber Weissmandl and his assistant Aharon Grunhut, the heads of the nearby Jewish community of Pressburg (today Bratislava, Slovakia), worked tirelessly to help them out. Eventually an arrangement was made: The community of Pressberg rented a freight barge, a flat-bottomed boat used to transport cargo, for the Jews of Kittsee to live on until a more permanent solution would be
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Recap: After expelling the Kittsee Jews from their homes, the Nazis left them to fend for themselves on an island known as No Man’s Land. Eventually, in dire circumstances, the group, among them the Schapiro family, made their way to Hungary, where the guards forced them back into Austria — and back into the arms of the Nazis.
of only a pot of soup. They did the best they could under the circumstances. Sadly, sometimes the food spoiled on the way to the barge and had to be thrown overboard. The non-Jewish caretaker of the shul in Kittsee risked his life to come visit my father’s family. He brought some clothing for the children by wearing layer upon layer on himself, and he also smuggled in seforim for my grandfather and leichter for my grandmother. None of the surrounding countries — Austria, Hungary and Czechoslovakia — were happy with the location of the barge. On a daily basis, the guards of each country would threaten to cut the ropes and let the barge float down the river without a captain or destination, and every day new permits had Plaque that was put up where the shul once stood, commemorating the last Jews of the to be renegotiated. The difficulties created a kehillah in Kittsee situation of chronic tension. The Jews never knew where they would be the next morning; their lives were at the found. The tugboat, which was located on the Danmercy of their persecutors. ube River near the city of Rajka, Hungary, could be The Nazis would take sadistic pleasure in mocking the Jews. They reached via a narrow bridge, and was positioned so would arrange special boat excursions to see the confined unfortuthat half of it was situated in Hungary and the other nates. When their boats would pass the barge, they would wave kerhalf in Czechoslovakia. It was partially submerged, chiefs in ridicule of the Jews’ sorry state. Once the Jews realized the tied by ropes to a the banks of the river. The border point of these excursions, they would run down to the lower deck as patrol guarded the barge to make sure the Jews did soon as they would see a Nazi ship headed in their direction. not escape. During the group’s stay on the barge, reporters from all over the The barge had an upper deck with no roof, as world came to interview them and learn about their plight. The rewell as a lower deck. The lower level had one large porters asked questions and took pictures, but did nothing to help room, which was divided by sheets stretched across them out of their predicament. One of their visitors was a young its width. The men slept on one side of the room man named Peter Mendelssohn. He interviewed everyone, with his and the women and children slept on the other. The focus largely on my grandparents, and spent quite a bit of time on flat deck had no rail; only a rope served as a barthe barge. They found out later that based on these interviews, he rier between the barge and the river. The slightest wrote a book called Across the Dark River. Though published as a novel, movement of waves would cause people to get wet the story was about 98% true. Those who were there were easily able or fall into the river, and this caused much stress for to identify whom the fictional characters were inspired by. the parents who worried that their children would The Jews of Kittsee stayed on this smelly, rat-infested barge for fall overboard. Another worry was the rats — while five months, until they were taken to a detention camp in Budapest. the children would sleep, my grandmother would There they slept sixteen to stand guard to make sure that the rats did not disa room on double-decker turb them. One time she fell asleep with my aunt beds, two or three to a sleeping on her shoulder, and someone cried out, “A bed. They were not perrat!” Still half asleep, my grandmother thought the mitted to leave the conrat was on her, and she grabbed my aunt’s hair and fines of the area for the threw the child away from herself. thirteen-month period While they were stuck on the barge, there were that they were stationed people who tried their best to help these tormented there. Jews. The Hungarian Jewish community of Rajka Throughout this time, took it upon themselves to care for them and sent the workers at HICEM, food on a daily basis. It was a true act of chesed on HIAS, the Jewish Agentheir part, even though the food often consisted
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ther remembered the town well and headed straight for the spot where the shul should have stood, but they found a different building standing in its place. When they went to the town hall to inquire about the fate of the shul, they met the burgomeister (mayor), Mr. Konrad Frey. He explained that in 1950, the building had been demolished. He then asked my father what his name was, as he, too, had lived in Kittsee before the war. “My name is Schapiro,” answered my father. “Schapiro? I remember a Schapiro. He was the town shochet and had four children,” recalled Mr. Frey. “That is correct. And I am the oldest The leaders of the Kittsee community on the barge son,“ answered my father. When Mr. Frey heard that, the blood door, my father introduced himself and explained who he was. My drained from his face. He was quick to explain father thought the daughter was just being polite when she said that that although he lived in the town at that time, he she knew exactly who he was, but it turned out that she really did; most certainly was not involved in harming any her mother had spoken to her family about the Schapiros very often Jews. From that moment on, Mr. Frey gave my parover the years. As it happened, Resi had traveled to Vienna for the ents the royal treatment. He took them around in day, and so my father left an old family photo with her daughter and his limousine and showed them some of the sites drew an arrow pointing to himself so that Resi would know which of Vienna. My father asked if the caretaker of the Schapiro had come by. shul was still alive and was told that he had already Several weeks later, my father received a letter from Resi. She passed away, but that his daughter, Resi, was still had been waiting for so many years to be reunited with the famliving in Kittsee. Mr. Frey drove my parents to ily and was sorely disappointed that she had missed his visit. Had Resi’s house. When Resi’s daughter answered the she known that he would be coming, “wild horses could not have dragged her away from her home.” She recalled the beautiful times that the families shared in the happy years before the war, and she even remembered the zemiros that my father’s family sang. Who knew then what the future would bring? She wrote that the Nazis auctioned off the possessions of the Jews after they threw them out of their homes, and that her father had bought whatever he could afford of our family’s belongings in the hope that one day he would be able to give them back to us. Resi still had some of those objects in her home and had been waiting for someone in the family to come back to Kittsee so that she would be able to return them to their rightful owners. My father and Resi continued to correspond for a short while, filling in one another on the years that had passed. One day my father received a phone call from a stranger who asked to meet him as he had a package for him. My father met the man who then presented him with the tea set from his home in Kittsee. Resi had sent it with the man when she heard he was traveling to New York and begged him not to let it out of his sight for even one second until he had hand-delivered it to my father. In 2010, my husband and I went to visit Vienna. We, too, went to the kever of my great-grandfather; at that point another 35 years had passed since my parents had been there. We also visited Julia, one of the caretaker’s daughters who was still alive at the time. She had very vivid and fond memories of my family, which she shared with us, and she sang a Jewish song that my father had taught her over 70 years earlier. I had heard so much about the shul in Kittsee, but I had never
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Though published as a novel, the story was about 98 percent true. Those who were there were easily able to identify WHOM the fictional characters were inspired by. seen a picture of it, and I was so pleased to find that Julia had one hanging on her wall. Even though she wasn’t Jewish, her memories of the shul and the families who lived there were very close to her heart. During our visit, she took the picture right off the wall and gave it to me. The story of the Jews of Kittsee has been documented in newspapers and is known all over the world. We don’t understand the ways of Hashem, but we do know that all Hashem does is for the good. When the Jews of Kittsee were thrown out of their homes and were not accepted into any country, I am sure they questioned why they had to undergo such hardships. They most certainly wished they could have returned to their homes and to their previous lives. But unbeknownst to them at the time, their forced expulsion prompted their escape from Europe before it was too late, and that was in actuality what saved them. I shudder to think what their fate might have been had events not unfolded as they did. Rabbos machshavos b’lev ish, va’atzas Hashem hi sakum.
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Somehow my grandfather had been able to smuggle a Sefer Torah out of Vienna and bring it to the United States. The Nazis, ym”sh, had slashed the Sefer Torah with a knife, exactly on the words “ כן,וכאשר יענו אותו — ירבה וכן יפרוץBut the more they (the Egyptians) oppressed them, the more they (Klal Yisroel) proliferated and spread.” The Jews of Kittsee were similar to the Jews of Mitzrayim in this way. The more they suffered at the hands of the Nazis, the more they increased and grew stronger. Klal Yisroel was dealt an extraordinary blow during the Holocaust, but baruch Hashem, we survived as a nation, and today we continue to persevere and flourish.
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how many meaningful articles I read on the Churban and how many kinnos I say, I still have trouble connecting to the deep-seated aveilus of Tisha B’Av. I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that the fault is mine and that my failure to internalize the unfathomable losses that have occurred on that fateful day throughout the years is further compounded by the fact that we live in a time and place where we enjoy a multitude of brachos in our lives. But last summer, when I signed up for a heritage tour in Poland, Tisha B’Av took on a greater meaning.
The tour, by Project Mesorah, wound its way from Warsaw to Krakow, stopping along the way at mekomos hakedoshos and historic sites of devastating significance. With our journey ending an hour away from my father’s hometown of Bedzin, my husband and I both knew that there was no way we could leave Poland without making a short stop in the place that, even today, my father refers to as “back home.” Of course, taking a trip that spanned both the miles and the years required some preparatory investigation. Growing up, I had always seen my father observing the exact yahrtzeit of his mother, who died when the Germans came to round up most of the town’s Jews three years after the initial invasion, and watching an interview that my father had given years earlier in preparation for our trip, I was surprised to realize that he knew
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The beis hachaim in Bedzin
that she had been buried in a mass grave in the local Jewish cemetery. I also managed to discreetly wheedle some previously unknown details out of my father about his childhood, supplementing that information with my own research on Bedzin and its history. Apparently, Bedzin was one of the oldest cities in the Za-
gust finished off the once vibrant stronghold of Yiddishkeit entirely. An article from the Zaglembie World Organization’s archives described the horrific end of Bedzin’s Jewish community on a day that had been destined for tears, concluding with the words, “On the ninth of Av, the day Jerusalem was destroyed by the Romans, the Bedzin Jewish community, Jerusalem de Zaglembie, ceased to exist.” Tisha B’Av? Had the final end to my father’s hometown, a town that had been dubbed an Eastern-European Yerushalayim, come on Tisha B’Av? The answer is, apparently, yes. And after years of not being able to relate to the concept of the Churban, it suddenly came together for me in a very personal way just as we were ready to leave for Poland. And so I found myself one picture-perfect Sunday morning last August, standing inside the locked gates of the cemetery that had been used by the Jewish communities in the neighboring towns of Bedzin and Czeladz to bury their dead since 1915. Never in my lifetime could I have ever imagined that one day I would be davening in close proximity to where the grandmother I never knew had been buried, but it seemed only right that I ended up there, bringing a nechamah of some sorts to a place where the ashes of the churban still smoldered. While many of the matzeivos in the cemetery had been restored somewhat recently, I knew that there
There was no way we could leave Poland without making a short stop in the place that, even today, my father refers to as “back home.” glembie region; its Jewish community was founded in the 1300s, and it thrived to the extent that it became known as Jerusalem de Zaglembie. By the year 1900, Jews comprised half of Bedzin’s population. But things turned ugly when the Germans stormed Poland on September 1, 1939, and burned the massive shul to the ground just days later with some 200 people locked inside. My father and his family, whose roots in Bedzin extended back at least 200 years, were rounded up in a mass deportation in 1942 that left just a handful of Jews behind, and a bloody ten-day battle the following Au-
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would be none for Chava bas Yosef, the woman I had traveled more than 4,000 miles to honor, and I made my way through the twin rows of majestic trees that separated the men’s and women’s sides to the back of the cemetery where I knew the mass graves were located. There were three of them, and I stopped to say Tehillim at each one, leaving a kvittel bearing our names — my parents’, my husband’s and my own, our children’s and grandchildren’s — in the grass at the largest one, topping it with a small rock. All my life I had heard how my grandmother would tell my father, her mischievous youngest child, how she wanted to be able to peek in through the window and see him firing tish at his Shabbos table one day. Could it be any more fitting to come there as living proof that my father had raised a beautiful family, and that he was having the incredible zechus of seeing a third generation carrying on the traditions that he remembered from his own youth? I probably could have stayed in that beis olam for hours,
davening and reveling in the fact that I was standing on ground that connected me to the aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents that I never had the privilege of meeting. I wanted them to know that we all know the niggunim they sang as their Shabbos zemiros and have heard how the floors were smeared with a fresh coat of red paste every year as
Had the final end to my father’s hometown, a town that had been dubbed an Eastern-European Yerushalayim, come on Tisha B’Av? The answer is, apparently, yes. they prepared for Pesach and how my father and his brother would sneak into the mikvah because that was the best place to hear all the latest hock. Most importantly, I wanted those long-gone relatives to know that while they had seen their world crumbling all around them, my father had passed
Metzeivos marking multiple mass graves for those murdered during the war in Bedzin and Czeladz.
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A crumbling but still inhabited building a block from my father’s home where an uncle once lived.
Memorial outside the Bedzin ghetto for those who were killed
Many of the buildings have been refaced on Stanislawa Malachowskiego (pronounced Malachovsky), the street where my father lived as a child.
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their torch forward, and that I was taking full responsibility for making sure that those flames continued burning brightly for my own children and grandchildren. We spent just one more hour in Bedzin. Only one of the two homes where my father had once lived was still standing. The spot where the other had once stood was now paved over and used as a parking area, a stark reminder that the Bedzin that my father still treasures in his heart was long gone. We visited one of the town’s older cemeteries, drove down streets where I knew several relatives had once lived, and stopped at the memorial for the magnificent shul that no longer was. I left one more kvittel at the memorial for Bedzin’s Jewish community that marked the spot where the Kamionka ghetto had once been before we headed off for the Katowice Airport, taking advantage of one last opportunity to take pictures of road signs bearing the name “Bedzin,” proof that the large town I always imagined as having been swallowed up by the earth really did exist. It seemed wrong in a way to feel uplifted after leaving a place where a thriving Jewish community the size of Boro Park today was wiped out, but I did. I couldn’t change the fact that terrible things happened in Bedzin, but going back and setting foot in the town that is still so much a part of my father’s identity, and davening in the place where my grandmother was buried, made me feel connected to the family members that I had always wished I had known. Much like Shabbos Nachamu comforts us with the knowledge that the tears of the Churban will one day be replaced by the joyous arrival of Moshiach, I can only hope that my trip to Bedzin brought nechamah to my father’s family in Gan Eden, showing them that there are children, grandchildren and even great-grandchildren keeping their memories alive and perpetuating their legacies for future generations.
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BY: GITTY KAY At this point in the summer, I'm sure you've noticed the latest tie-dye trend! You may think it's just a fun camp activity that gives kids the opportunity to ruin some old white socks — but no! The method can be used on everything these days: clothing, shoes, hair accessories, towels or bags. And it’s not only about having some crafty fun; the end results are also for real use. Follow along as I teach you three cool tie-dyeing techniques. Each one can be done with many different articles of clothing and accessories, so don't limit yourself to the three featured items. Have fun as you get color crazed!
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PERSONALIZED TIE-DYE BEACH TOWEL Supplies:
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3 Using tape, form the letters of your name on the towel, making them nice and big. To keep the name centered, start with the middle letter of the name in the center of the towel, and work your way out on either side.
4. Press the tape down to make sure it’s nice and secure. 5.
4 Arrange the spray bottles in the color order you would like to follow.
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6. Try to visualize the amount of space you will give each color. It doesn’t need to be perfectly even. (If you do want perfect measurements, you can use a tape measure and make little marks spaced evenly apart.) 7.
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Fabrics to use: This can be done with any solid-colored item. (Think sweatshirts, headbands, socks, towels, etc.) The darker the color, the stronger the contrast will be!
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Prep your work space: This activity is way safer and cleaner than the other two! Gloves and aprons are not necessary, but I do recommend covering the table you’ll be working on just to be on the safe side!
2 If you’ll be dyeing a double-layered item, place a cardboard in between the two layers of fabric (so the colors don’t run through to the other side).
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The Boro Park View continues its feature that focuses weekly on one of the many prominent summer destinations frequented by members of our community. We would love to hear your thoughts, feedback and stories. If you have anything to share or wish to see your colony featured in the coming weeks, please drop us a line at comments@thebpview.com.
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ALPINE ACRES CONDOMINIUMS A CHASSIDISHE COLONY THAT REVOLUTIONIZED SUMMER LIVING It is said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. By that metric, Alpine Acres, the popular chassidishe colony in South Fallsburg, sure has a lot to be proud of. In fact, calling Alpine a colony doesn’t do it justice; village would be a more appropriate term. With nearly 130 houses, a network of streets and roads, three shuls, and hundreds of visitors every Shabbos, Alpine is what dozens of soonto-follow colonies aimed to emulate over the years.
HISTORY About twenty years ago, popular Catskills developer Nachman Kanovsky set out to build what was never built before: a truly chassidishe year-round colony with winterized homes and all the amenities of a full-fledged development. It was a revolutionary undertaking at the time, as up to that point the community was accustomed to the old, flimsily built bungalows so prevalent throughout Sullivan County. Until then, families spent yamim tovim and non-summer Shabbosos exclusively at home. But with families getting larger and Brooklyn apartments smaller, the time was ripe for this undertaking. When units at Alpine Acres Condominiums hit the market, a number of prominent chassidishe
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A QUICK GUIDE:
ALPINE ACRES CONDOMINIUMS LOCATION:
AGE OF VACATIONERS:
Main Street, South Fallsburg, NY
Mostly ages 50+
DIRECTIONS:
3 fully operational shuls
SHULS:
Take NY-17 to Exit 107. Stay on Heiden Road for about 4 miles, until it ends at Main Street in South Fallsburg (Route 42). Turn left, and Alpine Acres will be on your left. BUILT IN:
Early 2000s
HATZALAH:
Yes, including every Shabbos of the year. Ambulance parked on premises. GROCERY:
No — deliveries from Landau’s and Catskills Kosher Center (Gibbers) POOLS:
NUMBER OF UNITS:
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128
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Bungalows individually owned, and managed by elected board
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Yes MINYANIM:
All week; multiple minyanim on Shabbos
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4+ bedrooms CROWDS FROM:
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throughout the year, the colony hosts a minyan. Other than Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur (and Pesach up until this year), Alpine has been fully open and maintained for vacationers and their families around the year. The grounds and amenities are firstrate and are kept in perfect order. By now everyone else in the Catskills know that if Alpine does it, it’s gotta be right.
AN EMBODIMENT OF CHASSIDISHE VALUES In conversations with those who were instrumental in Alpine’s growth, I detected a sense of pride in how the colony represents all that is good in our community. But Alpine doesn’t just talk the talk; it truly walks the walk. It is almost too fitting that throughout the year, Catskills Hatzalah chose this colony to be the home base for the local ambulance. Alpine boasts double-digit Hatzalah members, and chesed is an integral part of its infrastructure. The women of the colony even cook dinner every night for patients and family members in Harris Hospital. Nary a week goes by where at least some of the homeowners avail their bungalows to struggling families in need of a break. But it doesn’t end with chesed. Part of the annual membership dues go toward supporting a kollel throughout the summer so that the sounds of Torah are always heard in the beis midrash. Speaking of the beis midrash, three shuls were built throughout the sprawling development so that every resident can join the minyan and the davening time that works for their family. Another aspect that makes Alpine special is the high standards it sets for itself as a true vacation destination. The board has a clear mandate to settle for nothing but the very best. Parents offer rave reviews for the on-site day camp and the colony pool amenities. The landscaping is meticulously cared for, and first-time visitors are always stunned by the beauty of the common areas. While an Alpine supermarket was in the original plans and had actually already been built out, the board decided to nix the idea
so that the colony keeps its quiet, peaceful charm. Most of the original buyers were parents of young, growing families, and as the years flew by, the children grew up to have young families of their own. A number of owners have since renovated their units to accommodate their young couples, and today an average summer Shabbos sees upward of a few hundred shtreimlech fill the colony. While the homes are winterized and offer enough space for regular indoor living, the colony still features a strong friendship and camaraderie between the families of various kehillos and mosdos. “My Alpine friends are my year-round friends,” said one middle-aged mother, unprompted. “You won’t find a nicer group of heimishe, chassidishe and balabatishe families than what we have here.” The colony has seen a number of visits from prominent rabbanim and dayanim throughout the years. The business owners and balabatim are all Torah-oriented, and the rotation of regular shiurim are well attended throughout the summer. Instead of Motzei Shabbos volley games, friendly melaveh malkahs with sipurei tzadikkim are more Alpine’s speed. Alpine Acres Condominiums features a disproportionate amount of prominent kehillah members and respected figures in their year-round communities. But during the summer months, egos are put aside and homeowners let their guard down, creating a warm and friendly environment for every age group. When the weather turns cold and the winter begins to take over, a quick weekend trip upstate is all Alpine families need to be reminded of the warm days and even warmer atmosphere that make summers at Alpine special.
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צוליב די גרויסע נאכפראגע און לטובת אז מיר,הציבור טוען מיר מפרסם זיין ,'האבן זיך אריינגעלייגט און בעזר ה מיט די צוזאמענארבעט פון היימישע לאקאלע געשעפטן איז אונז געלונגען
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פון א גוטע קוואליטעט מיט א אויסוואל פון הערליכע סטיילס
PACKAGE 1
$4,650 $2,325 per side
INCLUDES:
Choice of Bedroom sets W mattress Dresser/Mirror & Nightstand, Dinette Style Table W 6 Chairs, Curio, Sofa
PACKAGE PACKAGE2 2
$5,800 $2,900 per side
INCLUDES: UPGRADED OPTIONS
Choice of Bedroom sets W mattress Dresser/Mirror & Nightstand, Dining or Dinette Table W 6 Chairs, Curio, Sofa
PACKAGE PACKAGE3 2
$6,300 $3,150 per side
INCLUDES: UPGRADED OPTIONS
Choice of Bedroom sets W mattress Dresser/Mirror & Nightstand, Dining room (table 6 chairs), Dinette set, Curio, Sofa
In all packages you get a selection of different styles, chairs & colors to choose from
$1,800 יעדע פעקעדזש רעכנט אריין אן עטרה דיסקאונט פון ארום מיר האלטן ביים צוענדיגן פעקעדזשעס מיט נאך געשעפטן אין פארשידענע געגענטער די ערשטע פעקעדזשעס וואס מיר שטעלן פאר :איז צוגעשטעלט דורך
E STOR NEW IONS OPT Monroe Monsey 10 Paiken Drive, Spring Valley, NY 10977 166 Acres Rd, Monroe, NY 10950 845-263-6829 845-721-5730
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718.599.7623
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BOATING For many of us, no summer excursion beats enjoying a serene boat ride on a tranquil body of water. With the sun high overhead, enjoy these Sullivan County boating attractions.
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LOCH SHELDRAKE BOAT RENTALS AND CAFE
1188 Route 52, Loch Sheldrake, NY 12759 845-807-8006 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.; Fridays until 5:00 p.m. Single kayak/ paddle board: $20 per hour.; double kayak/ pedal boat (2 people): $25 per hour; row boat (4 people): $30 per hour; raft engine boat (4 people): $65 per 30 minutes; round engine boat (8 people): $85 per 30 minutes
Rents out paddle boats, raft boats, row boats, kayaks and round picnic boats on Loch Sheldrake. The Boat Cafe on premises is under the hashgacha of Rabbi Kraus and offers smoothies, sushi, salads and more.
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SWINGING BRIDGE MARINA
371 Starlight Road, Monticello, NY 12762 845-794-6530 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Full day (6 hours): $475 + $15 fuel; half day (4 hours): $375 + $15 fuel
Rent out a pontoon boat for a day adrift the placid waters of the nine-mile Swinging Bridge Reservoir.
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STARLIGHT MARINA
26 Marina Road, Monticello, NY 12701 845-796-2628
By appointment
Single kayaks/paddle boards: $25 per hour; pedal boats: $25 per 30 minutes; double kayak/canoe/rowboat: $40 per hour; pontoons: $140 per hour, $350 for a half day (3 hours), $475 for a full day (6 hours); speed boats: $100 per 30 minutes, $190 per hour
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Offers rentals of kayaks, pedal boats, paddle boards, canoes, rowboats, pontoons, speed boats and banana boats on Swinging Bridge Reservoir.
BRADLEY BOAT RENTALS
220 Lindholm Road, Bradley (Hurleyville), NY 12747
845-807-1145
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. (last rental at 4:30 p.m.); closed Tuesdays Single kayak: $35 per day, $25 per half day; tandem kayak: $50 per day, $35 per half day
Rents out kayaks (their canoes are not for rent this season) for recreational boating on the Neversink Reservoir.
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PAYNE’S WATER SPORTS
Payne’s offers pontoon boat, kayak and pedal boat rentals. They also offer speed boat rides, banana boat rides, water skiing and wakeboarding with instructions. There’s a picnic area on premises.
1550 Route 17B, White Lake, NY 12786 845-583-1000 9:00 a.m.– 7:30 p.m. Varies; inquire within
GENE’S BOATS
Gene’s offers rentals of pedal boats and rowboats on the beautiful White Lake, as well as speedboats and pontoon boats for individuals over 18 with a driver’s license. Speedboats hold six people and pontoon boats hold eight.
3429 Route 55, White Lake, NY 12786 845-583-9787 10:00 a.m.– 7:00 p.m. Varies; inquire within
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TYPES OF BUNKERS WHAT IS A BUNKER? A bunker is a concealed shelter or hideout, usually underground, meant to protect people and property from bombs or other attacks. In contrast, blockhouses are usually above ground. Though generally used in the military, bunkers can also be used for protection against natural disasters such as earthquakes or tornadoes. The term “bunker” as we know it today refers to military hideouts dug into the ground, but this wasn’t always so. Indeed, in the 1800s the word referred to various kinds of dug-up or hidden areas, each built with a different purpose. Back then, a bunker could refer to an area in the house used for coal storage, or the section of the ship found below decks. When underground shelters were built for military use during World War I, they were referred to as “bunkers’’ only by the Germans. The English, in contrast, simply called them dugouts. During World War II, the term finally appeared in the English language in reference to military bunkers, though it still referred to dugouts built specifically by the Germans.
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Bunkers come in all shapes and sizes and can be built in a variety of ways. Here are some of the more popular types: A TRENCH is a small concrete building that is dug partially into the ground. A trench bunker can be an individual bunker or part of a network of trenches. It is generally better at protecting people than a typical open trench. It provides shelter in cases of air attacks, and also from nasty weather. Like a trench, a PILLBOX is also a small building made of concrete, but the difference lies in its small windows through which inhabitants can shoot out. The term “pillbox” came to be because these bunkers resembled the boxes pills used to come in. Pillboxes were used a lot during World War I. INDUSTRIAL BUNKERS were built by many nations during the world wars to protect important industries from being bombed. For example, many mines in Germany and France were transformed into bunkers to protect them. Industrial bunkers are often built to protect food storage areas, data storage areas, and they’re sometimes even built as places people could live in. MODERN NUCLEAR BUNKERS are sealed to prevent contamination from nuclear fallout and to keep deadly radon gas and airborne toxins out, including those from biochemical weapons.
AROUND THE WORLD Apparently, the Soviets were quite concerned about nuclear war because they maintained huge bunker systems. In fact, one of the reasons the Moscow Metro and Kyiv Metro systems were dug so deeply was so they could double as nuclear shelters in case of attack. In Switzerland, there are an unusually high number of bunkers because of a law initiated
By: Esty Mendelowitz
A BUNKER BENEATH THE WHITE HOUSE BUNKER BUSINESS Despite the many decades that have passed since the end of the Cold War, companies that build private nuclear bunkers are still around. For a hefty fee, your custom-made bunker can protect you from the heat, radiation and radioactive fallout of a nuclear explosion. A standard package will include a plumbing system, a filtration system for drinking water, and maybe even a power generator and shielding for electronics in case of an electromagnetic pulse attack. You’ll want to stock your bunker with plenty of dried, canned or otherwise preserved food. Here’s hoping your investment will be a complete waste of money!
BUNKERS DURING THE HOLOCAUST During the Holocaust, many Yidden tried to avoid detection from the Nazis, ym”sh, by sheltering in makeshift bunkers. These were usually cellars, attics or hidden spaces in the ghettos, or out of sight in forests or on farms. Inhabitants had to stay completely silent for fear their noise would give them away. The Nazis went from house to house seeking hiding places that sheltered Jews. They tapped walls, searched for hidden doorways, and even burned down buildings, hoping to force the Yidden to emerge from hiding.
in 1963 that requires protective shelters to be constructed for all new buildings. There are also a number of bunkers built as part of its National Redoubt military defense plan. Some of Switzerland’s bunkers later became tourist attractions and today house both hotels and museums, including the Sasso San Gottardo Museum.
The White House Secret Bunker, known as the Presidential Emergency Operations Center (PEOC), was first built during World War II when Franklin D. Roosevelt was president. It was meant to protect him in case of an aerial attack on Washington, D.C. Since then, the PEOC has been used as a place of protection and communication whenever the president or his staffers were deemed to be in danger. The PEOC is located five stories down from the East Wing of the White House. It has its own food and air supply and is surrounded by very thick concrete walls to seal it off from radiation in case of nuclear attack. The bunker is protected with vault-type doors and biometric access points. Several tunnels enter and exit the bunker. Two that we know of completely leave the White House, one of which leads to the Treasury Building and another that leads to an entrance on H Street. On September 11, 2001, when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, President George W. Bush was in Florida. However, Vice President Dick Cheney, his wife and other officials who were in Washington, D.C., at the time were immediately whisked away to the presidential bunker to keep them safe. More recently, on May 31, 2020, during the protests over George Floyd’s death, President Donald Trump was reported to have been sent to the secret bunker. The president later denied that he was in danger and declared that he had only visited the bunker for a short inspection. Which report was fake news? You decide.
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יער: קּור ְצן פּון ְפ ִר ֶ ִאין ְ מֹוד ַיע ַפאר ִדי ַע ְס ָקנִ ים ִא ֶיּבער ֶע ִריק ִאיז ִ ייע ֶרע אּורדס ִאין זֵ ֶ ִדי ְׁשוִ וינְ ְדל פּון ִדי ָּב ְ עירס. ְפ ִריזְ ִׁש ֶיד ְ
וָ ואס טּוט ֶמען? יָ א? וֶ וער ִאיז ָדאס? ֶע ִריק? ָאה ,זִ ֶיכער ,יָ א, קּומען ׁשֹוין. ֶ ִמיר
ֶדער ֶע ִריק ָהאט אלן ואלט ַאז ִמיר זָ ְ גֶ עוָ ְ עפן. עצט ְט ֶר ְ ִאים יֶ ְ
עצט? יֶ ְ
ְּפ ַלאן ַפאר וָ ואס? ואל ִדיגֶ ער ַא גֶ עוַ ְ ְּפ ַלאן.
עקן צּוד ְ אֹויפ ֶ ְ ַא ְּפ ַלאן ֶדער ְׁשוִ וינְ ְדל פּון טּומער. ֶדער ֵאייגֶ ענְ ֶ ואל ִדיג! ַמ ֶמׁש גֶ עוַ ְ
אסט ֵאיינֶ ער וָ ואס ֶקען ָה ְ על ְפן ִמיט ַארֹויס ֶה ְ ְ אּונְ ז ֶדעם?
ָדאס ִאיז ֶדער ְּפ ַלאן וָ ואס ִאיְך ָהאּב גְ ֵרייט ַפאר ַאייְך.
יָ א.
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י-רייזֶ ע אקּומען ַא ְפ ִל ַ ֶ צּו ַּב ִאין ְּבלֹויז ִפינְ ף ָׁש ָעה ִאיז ָדאְך ַא נֵ ס ַמ ֶמׁש.
ארוָ ואס ָאּבער ַפ ְ ֶ עצט? ארן ִמיר יֶ ְ ָפ ְ
יטל ְּת ִה ִלים וֶ ועט אּפ ְ ַא ַק ִ אטן. יׁשט ַׁש ְ זִ ֶיכער נִ ְ
יׁשטִ ,מיר ִאיְך וֵ וייס נִ ְ ַאלעס זֶ ען וֶ וען ועלן ֶ וֶ ְ קּומען ָאן. ֶ ִמיר
וָ ואס? וֶ וער? אּבן ָדאְך ִמיר ָה ְ אכט ַאז עמ ְ ָאּפגֶ ַ ְ צּוריק קּומט ִ ְ ִאיר חֹודׁש. ִאין ַא ֶ
ארט? וֶ וער ִאיז ָד ְ
ִאיְך.
קּומען ֶ ָאּבער ִמיר ִר ְיכ ִטיגֶ , רּוקט זִ יְך קּוקן וִ ויַאזֹוי ֶמען ְ ְ ַאר ֶּבעט. ַּביי ִדי ְ
ער ַראׁשּונְ ג ְּבלֹויז ַאן ִא ֶיּב ְ עקן אֹויפ ֶד ְ ְ וֶ ועט ֶקענֶ ען זַ יין ְׁשוִ וינְ ְדל.
אקע אֹויס וִ וי ִאיר ְמ ְמ ְמֶ ,עס זֶ עהט ַט ֶ אמיר גּוטע זְ ַׁשאּבָ .ל ִ אכט ַא ֶ עמ ְ ָהאט גֶ ַ ארן יידער ִמיר ָפ ְ ארגְ ןֵ ,א ֶ קּומען ָמ ְ יק ֶ צּור ְ ִ צּוריק ֵקיין ֶא ֶרץ יִ ְׂש ָר ֵאל. ִ
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ַאייער ֶ ַאריין. קּומט ַ ְ ַאר ֶדער ִאיז גָ אר ְ ויכ ִטיג ַּביי אּונְ ז. וִ ְ
Hint: Each Boggle board hides a word of nine let ters or more!
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HOW TO PLAY:
Find words on the board containing four letters or more. Letters of a word must be connected in a chain (each letter should be adjacent to the next either vertically, horizontally or diagonally), and each letter can only be used once in a given word. The following are not allowed in Boggle: Adding “s” to a word • Proper nouns • Abbreviations • Contractions • Acronyms
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4. Two winners will be drawn each week, each of whom will receive a free razzle at the Ice Cream House!
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3. Email the form to comments@thebpview.com or fax to 718-408-8771 by Sunday at 9:00 p.m.
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2. Once you have a winner, fill out the form below in its entirety.
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1. Gather round the table to play a family game of Boggle, using this Boggle board.
Family name: _________________________________ Phone: __________________ Full mailing address: ____________________________________________________ Full name of winner: _________________ Amount of points: __________ Full names of competing players:
List some words only the winner found:
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4-letter words: 2 points
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5-letter words: 3 points
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6-letter words: 5 points
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POINTS
7-letter words: 7 points 8-letter words: 9 points 9+ letters: 12 points
The longest word found on the board: _____________________________ A new word you learned from the board: __________________________ Only complete forms will be entered into the drawing.
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ADVANCED BOGGLE WINNER An Ice Cream House gift card will be mailed to your address.
Family name: Kugelman, 718-xxx-1326 Name of winner: Gitty Amount of points: 68 Names of competing players: Moshe Some words only the winner found: numb, spot, sword, view, world
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9 5 3 8 4 5
7 3 6 2 1 3 8 5 2 3 6
The longest word found on the board: power A new word learned from the board: pore
BOGGLE WINNER
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An Ice Cream House gift card will be mailed to your address.
Family name: pore, 718-xxx-3003
INTERMEDIATE
Name of winner: Tova Amount of points: 61 Names of competing players: Brocha Some words only the winner found: power, swear, sword, worldwide
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Last week’s nine-letter word: worldwide
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The longest word found on the board: worldwide A new word learned from the board: earl
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If the family name on a Boggle entry doesn’t match the phone number and address on record, the submission will be disqualified.
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5 6 1
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FIVE WINNERS OF THE $5 GIFT CARDS AT TOYS4U! A $5 credit was issued at Toys4U on the account of the phone number listed on your submission.
M. Stern, 5, Bnos Chayil
Yides Galandauer, 5, Viznitz
Pessy Krausz, 11, Belz
Baila Rubin, 8, Tomer Devora
Bassy Goldman
Thank you to the hundreds of readers who sent in beautifully colored pages! Keep coloring!
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By: Faigy Jacobowitz Send your colored page to The Boro Park View to enter a drawing for a chance to have your artwork featured in our pages and win $5 at Toys4U! Five lucky winners will be announced each week! To enter the raffle, email your colored page with your full name to comments@thebpview.com or mail it to 1274 49th Street, Suite 421, Brooklyn, NY 11219. Submissions will be included in the drawing only if all information is filled in. Name:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone:__________________________________________________ Age:______________________ School:____________________________________________________________
Feel free to photocopy this coloring page for the entire family.
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To have your child’s creation featured, send a picture to comments@ thebpview.com or 1274 49th Street, Suite 421, Brooklyn, NY 11219.
Shimon and Idy Goldberger
See what Brooklyn kids can do!
Lazer Fixler
Shauly Salamon, 4, soldiers around the Wall of Yerushalayim
Yossy and Moshe Breier
Family Mandel, shul
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Yosef Meir Miller, 8
Leiby and Yitzchok, 3, 4
Naftuli G., 3
Yoel Levy, 6
Yanky Miller, 6
Duvi and Miri Portugal
Yitty Weinberger
Yossy Breier, 7, Beis Midrash
Elimelech Wieder, 5, car and house
Hennie Levy
Devoirah’le Gross, 7
Freidy S.
Hershy and Clarie Wercberger
Yitzchok and Nechy Tessler, 5, 3, The Cheder
Yossi Hirsch
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Y. Biegeleisen, crime scene
Liba Gitty Scharf, 10
Chavy Berman, 10, Shmili Undsdorfer, 9, Dovy Topola, 7
Shimon Goldberger
Malky Weinberger, 5, Nitra, two tables
Rivky Kugelman, 5
Leah Edeltuch, 5
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Shloma Zalmen Schweid, 7
Schwartz Family, table art
שמעון שטערן, swimming pool with a lifeguard
Sruly and Efraim Friedman, Beis Hamikdash
Faigy Rosenthal, boat
Leiby, 7
Elya Duvid Tyrnauer, 5, drum set with headphones
Mindy Greenberg, 8
Classifieds FOR SALE FRIDGIDAIRE 30’’ OVEN sealed 5 burners, excellent condition. Shabbas mode. $500. Please call: 347 661 5900 FRIGIDAIRE AIR CONDITIONER 8000 BTU 20”Hx 14”W. Gently used. Originally $569. Asking $150. Please call 347770-2404 evenings only MOVING SALE hotpoint wt gas oven & Microwave/Conv. $250 each. pics avail. email 8510368@ gmail.com / call 845 587 2427 lv msg CHOSSON/KALLAH GUIDE ruchniyus &gashmius. Free for Chassanim/kallos / mechutanim. Avail. at major seforim stores,and more places. 732-364-7191/0649 YOYA / BABY PRIDE ASTM standards, company backed warranty, available in several colors. Free delivery. 845-263-2737 or 845-587-7941 COAT ARCADE CREDIT $250 credit for $200. Call/ text: 347-382-0461 COAT FOR SALE Black ladies wool coat from S&W size 6-8. Selling for $350. 347-271-2760 FITNESS EQUIPMENT Used. For sale or rent. Special deals! Treadmills, Elliptical. Premium Quality. Warranty incl. Call: Better Health 718436-4693
SD CARDS All sizes! Lowest prices in town! Canon/Nikon 18x55 lens-$49. Micro SD128-$30. (Willi) 929.420.0298 or 718.722.7664 NEW SYNTHETIC SHEITELS Selling a few brand new, high quality synthetic sheitels, from a salon that closed. $35 each. Please call 718 692-4187. ONLINE GARAGE SALE To view free giveaway items and some items for sale please visit garaj.app. Submit your free giveaways at submit.garaj.app
BERNINA SEWING MACHINE with table please call 718600-8266 WATERMAN PEN text 9295038248 KOSHER JPOD 2 New. call or text 9295038248
BK WIG Dark 2/4, small cap, short 10”. Hardly worn 8482101349 WHOLESALE PRICE PAMPERS Located 13/50th area, pick up, cash only. call or text 917438-8658 SHUFRA COCOA Closed cans at wholesale price. BP loc. call 845-5872427
MEN’S VALET STAND Very lightly used, great condition, $100 value for $45. Call 347-675-4137
SONY CD PLAYER/ TAPE REC. New cond. orig. $70+ sale: $55. call 718 851 0368 lv msg
ESCADA PERFUME for cost price!!! Call for more details:929-276-2404
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AMERICAN GIRL DOLLS Brand New in box genuine American Girl Dolls $70. 845 293 0652.
DOONA BAGS All-Day and Essentials bags, sky turquoise, new with tags, 347-380-2118
KOSHER JPOD 2 new. call or text 9295038248
MAMAROO INFANT SEAT Silver plush, brand new condition, $200, 347-380-2118
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AVOCADO OIL Chosen foods Avocado oil 67.6 oz bottle for only 21.95. Free delivery. 347 754 4669
DECO DINE BP $180 Gift Certificate for $160. Call/ Txt 347-497-1165
BOYS SHABBOS SHOES Royal shoes size 24. White patent laces, brand new never worn. $49. Call 3477881260
BUGABOO CAMELEON3 New in box. black, chasis/ frame only. Call/ text: 929209-0777
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GERBER SOY FORMULA Call/ text: 929-209-0777
GIRLS COATS Brand new Black appaman matte quilted girls long coats size 3 to sell for 70 each. Call or text 929-287-1245 BERSEL GIFT CARD $285. Willing to sell for less. 212.729.7356 FLOURIDE FREE TOOTHPASTE Have a natural toothpaste and get the benefit of restoring your teeths natural color call/text 347 598 2874 JUMBO SIZE CLICS Barely used. Original $65. Asking $30 or best offer 3472329252 FAUX WOOD 2” BLINDS white from Home Depot 30”x 36”. Brand new in box, selling due to wrong size. $20. 347314-3390
ELECTRIC RAZOR RIPSITK Brand new in box, caster board. original price $100 selling for $75 BP. 347-4054777 BLACK VENETTINI SHOES brand new summer shoes size 34. best offer. pls text 347-513-9548. TOMMY HILFIGER green short sleeve women’s polo Brand new w tags. Size Small any reasonable offer accepted 3472624667 KOSHER WAZE Brand new with 200 mb every month for $215. Call 347 731 4644 BROOKS BROTHERS GIRT CARD $100 gift card for $85. call or txt 929-214-3073
DOONA FOR SALE Brand new doona for better price pls call 9296300200 WHITE AMAZON LOAFERS size 23 for $8. call or txt 929214-3073 MATERNA STAGE 2 3 cans $22 each. 718-437-0784 MARKS AND SPENCER UNIFORM Pinafore style uniform Size 11-12 to sell for $20. Call 7183875258. BUSINESS FOR SALE Profitable retail buss for sale, Boro Park. Creativity needed. Serious inquiries only. 9178939196 CANON ALL IN ONE Brand new in box Canon PIXMA MG2525 All-In-One Color Inkjet Printer, Copier, Scanner. Call/ text- 929-2090777 TREADMILL great condition 1669-271-1219 MASTER BEDROOM SET Accentuations 3 years old. Call/text: (201) 771-1448 FULL MASTER BEDROOM SET Moving sale. exc. cond. half price $2K pics avail. email 8510368@gmail.com call 845 587 2427 lv msg IKEA COMPUTER DESK in excellent condition. Offers accepted! Pls call/text: 347527-9877
CUBBIES Gently used cubbies for playgroup. Bargain price. 347-714-2697 2 BROWN HEADBOARDS 40” wood headboards for twin size beds. $250. 718-3383268 BREAKFRONT Classic, timeless piece in very good condition, walnut color. $850. Please call (917)2468890. 4 DRAWER DRESSER Solid white wood.. Needs repainting. Best offer. 7188543861/3474044765 BEDROOM FURNITURE for sale due to move. 718 853 3604
COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Heimishe office in Boro Park seeking a full time computer technician, must have previous experience in troubleshooting and networking.
Fax resume to:
718.686.3560
Attention Computer Dept. or Email resume to:
yhonig@yeled.org
REAL ESTATE APT FOR RENT 10 & 45 1 BR, Full Kitch, Dinette. Freshly painted. Heimishe Bldg. 1 flight up. Day 718-686-0909/ 347-5247686 Eve FURNISHED APT 13 & 54, New 1 or 2 BR, 1 Flight up. Full Kitch/Bath, W/D, Linen. Shabbos, Short Term. 347-413-3424 2 BDRM UNFURNISHED 15&42, brand new 2 BR apt,. Very nice size, big dining room $2,100. Call: 718-5344627 or 347-581-5250
FURNITURE FOR SALE 6 route iron chairs and glass table. $800 call/text 7187579505
FOR RENT Brand new construction, first floor front, 1 bedroom suite for single woman. 55th street, bet. 11th -12th ave. Please call: 347 661 5900.
ITALIAN MASTER BEDROOM SET. 15 yr old Beautiful Condition with some chips. Orig Price $8,000, selling for $975. Call/ text 347-524-9899
FURNISHED APT 11/12-56 st. Charming one bedroom, w/d, full kitchen/ dinette, full bath. For choson /kallah . Short/long term. 718-431-5128 or 718-438-8475
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2 BDRM APT NEW Williamsburg: VERNON MARCY: NICE 2 bed. kitchen dining room windows in all +PLACE FOR sukkah, $1800 718975-2000
CENTER HALL COLONIAL Olympia Lane, Monsey. 7 bedrooms (2 en-suite) 9’ ceilings .58 acres. MIC. Owner: 845-369-3384/ 845598-2822
3 BDRM UNFURNISHED 15&42, brand new 3 BR apt, 1.5 bath. EIK, large dining room $2,900. Call: 718-5344627 or 347-581-5250.
3 BEDROOM APT Brand new, 2 bath, laundry room huge dining room, modern kitchen. 41 street $3,500 neg Call 201-771-1448
3 BEDROOM APT Brand new 1400 sqft. 2 bath, modern kitchen, laundry room, off 13 ave/41 st. $3,600 negotiable Call/text: 1(201)771-1448
OFFICES FOR RENT 53 New Utrecht, Top of Better Health, New small offices, elevator, elec, a/c, heat incl. Starting at $185/month. (718) 436-4693
1 BDRM FURNISHED APT 10/47 Private front entrance W/D . Ideal for Chosson/ kallah . $1100.00. 631-7804038. lve msg
OFFICE FOR RENT 19/59 Nice large 2 room office space 550+ sq ft for rent $900 call 845 422 5323
1 BDRM FURNISHED APT 11/52 bsmnt 347 760 5924 MONSEY 3 BDRM APT Beautiful brand new walkin 3 bedroom apt avail in Merrick area call 1784832084
SWAN LAKE FURNISHED RENTAL Brand new 2 BR Apt Full Kitch/Bath Central A/C, Linen, Porch In town, Near Shul in town. Shabbos, Weekly 845-747-9696/347524-7686
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Classifieds BRAND NEW CONSTRUCTION Office suite for rent. 55th St 12th Ave. Please call 347-6615900 OFFICE/STORAGE FOR RENT Basement for office and or storage. 55th st. 12th Ave. Please call: 347 661 5900. WOMENS OFFICE Large beautiful office available to share with women only. Option for single or multiple desks. Avai. Immediately Call 347-240-3331 Or email silvermktgroup@gmail.com for more details. RENT CAMP Camp in Connecticut for rent. Food and maintenance included. Available until July 27. Up to 180 boys. Call 845.372.1784. WAREHOUSE FOR LEASE NEW WILLIAMSBURG: 4500sf nice warehouse for lease 14 feet ceiling big gate 718 593-7171 OFFICE FOR LEASE Williamsburg: HI END office space 200-2500sf. Harrison and on Spencer st. CALL 718 593-7171 STORE IN WILLIAMSBURG New Williamsburg: STORE 4 LEASE, Marcy Myrtle 1300sf, Bedford Park 3500sf. (250sf.), Dekalb Skillman 1600sf.+bas FOOD OK, 718 975-2000 OFFICE FOR RENT Corner 12& 47 brand new bsmnt with windows and bathroom. 10x14. $800+ utilities. Negotiable. 3476793115. HOUSE FOR SHABBOSIM In Monsey avail to rent Shabbosim in summer. affordable rates. Gorgeous fun backyard. Call/text 8455212912
GARAGE FOR RENT Parking garage in the heart of BP. 50th St. right off 13th Ave.347-770-2404 MONSEY SHABBOS RENTAL Beautiful house in Monsey with huge porch and nice grounds to rent for Shabbosim. Call 845-4257846
LOOKING FOR COUNSELORS
MONTICELLO BUNGALOWS 2-3 bedroom a few left great price weekend weekly full/ half summer gread heimish crowed 9175750748
Daycamp in Monticello looking for counselors for second half. Transportation provided in the area. Call/text 3473105832
4 BDRM BUNGALOW Avail. to rent for this weekend, 3 baths, linen, towels, heated pool. 7189301648 or 7189301919
DRIVER Coach bus driver with exp. live in Brooklyn, full week, from 3:00 PM till 1:00 AM. Email: coachbus@gmail.com
CONCORD HOUSE Private house for rent. Four + bedrooms. Concord Area. Please call or text: 845.371.7972.
PARA FEMALE-PRE-SCHOOL for September. Yiddish and Hebrew speaking a must. 718-686-5500 ext#223
3 BEDROOM APT MONSEY Available for the summer. Calvert Drive area. 718-3006856
HELP WANTED LOOKING FOR BABYSITTER in my house 50 and 15 area. Yiddish speaking a must from 8:30-3:00. call (347) 450-6382 AFTERNOON JOB Seeking heimishe girl for easy afternoon job. Babysitting 1 or 2 adorable kids, clean house. 1:454:15pm. Yiddish Speaking. 347-831-9553 LOOKING TO HIRE Special Ed Girls’ School in Brooklyn seeks Experienced Master Teacher for לימודי ( קודשAM hours). Supportive Work Environment, Competitive Salary. Email resume: jcsegirls@gmail. com
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INTAKE COORDINATOR with some office experience, for immediate hire. Needs to have a passion for helping others. F/T only. Great work environment and benefits. Send resume: Dfreund@ Comforthealthny.org
TEACHER ASSISTANT female pre-school for September receptionist@ bybz.org HEADSTART IN BP seeking afternoon rotating assistant. Perfect for half-day seminary student! Great salary. Email resume: preschooljobsbp@gmail.com PRESCHOOL IN BP seeking rotating assistant. Excellent atmosphere, room for growth. Email resume: morahjob321@gmail.com HEADSTART IN BP English Speaking. seeking full-time, experienced UPK teacher. Masters required. Excellent salary. Email resume: headstartposition@ gmail.com JOB WANTED Wonderful personable and experienced young man available for office work or to work in a store. Flatbush/BP area. 718-690-1534
BP OFFICE looking to hire a girl for f/t position. Multi-girl office with a great environment. Amazon experience a plus. Email resume to BPjob2020@ gmail.com PARAS NEEDED Seeking full-time paraprofessionals to work in a special education school for the 2020-2021 school year in Flatbush. Excellent ABA training. Heimish environment! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org SPEECH THERAPSIT WANTED Seeking an experienced Speech therapist for Special Ed school in Brooklyn. Excellent salary and collaborative working environment. No CFY Resumes@yadyisroelschool. org TEACHER WANTED Seeking a certified teacher for a special ed school located in Flatbush. Small class sizes. Excellent training. Resumes@yadyisroelschool. org FUNDRAISING TELEMARKETER Work P/T from home selling raffle tickets over the phone for a Tzedakah Organization. Flexible hours. High commission. Call: 646-3898481 F/T SECRETARY POSITION available in a large Yeshiva office in Brooklyn. Good computer skills required. E-mail resume to mosodjobs@gmail.com/fax 718-619-8973 BP OFFICE seeks Secretary/ Office Assistant. Full time. Great opportunity for the right individual. Please email resume to infoateastcoast@ gmail.com
SEEKING PARA PROFESSIONALS for sept. For special ed after school program. Great environment! Get Aba training! Hours: 2:45 to 5. Located: Ocean pkwy & ave L. Call: 3479399447 or email slevi@mastermindsaba.org. JOB WANTED Seeking job as asst teacher plygrp. V exp& refs avail. More info call/ txt( 347) 8166406. HELP WANTED Private ABA school in Flatbush is seeking an educational supervisor with strong ABA knowledge and experience to supervise ABA classrooms. Students ages 5 and up. Collaborative and heimish environment. Excellent salary. Full time preferred. Resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org WORK FROM HOME Seeking motivated women interested in building a successful retail business from home. 2787flp@gmail. com 9174108038 till 4pm JOB RESUMES Need a great resume? Resumes are what we do! Call/text 845-554-5778 or email resumakerpro@gmail. com.
selling products that help others. Call/ Text 718-2907208
BABYSITTING HEIMISHE BABYSITTER available on 45st btw 9&10Ave. Drop in, daily, and overnight welcome! Mrs Roth @9178818810 EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Responsible, reliable. Avail nights, late nights etc.. Reasonable rates! Refs. avail. Serious inquiries ONLY! Call\ txt (347) 816-6406.
Headstart Teachers in Staten Island • Loves working with children • Credentials • Qualified teachers • Yiddish speaking preferred Please email resume to:
BABYSITTER TO SHARE Looking 2 share a babysitter in my house. 18 and 52 area. PM hours. Call or text. 13479884837
SERVICES GRAPHOLOGY “Gain clarity and guidance”. Send in your handwriting/ drawing for a full analysis. Geared for adults and children 845.642.3213 SKIN CARE Edith of Ave. X natural skin care products now available in B.P. Call/text 718-812-6307
FASHION DESIGNER Seeking fashion designer for high end kids clothing brands. Needs to create designs based on industry trends. Pls contact 347-7142697
REFLEXOLOGY FOR CHILDREN specially trained for preemies, special needs and autism.private appointments & references available. 1347248 6866.
BORED THIS SUMMER? Kiruv organization arranging late nights shabbatons and learning partners needs volunteers. Also need help telemarketing. Will be fun! Hindi 6316918770
GOOD BYE MOLLUSCUM Finally! A guaranteed solution to get rid of molluscum! Try the natural cream today!! Call/Text: 718675-6235
WORK FROM HOME Out of a job because of corona? Earn a nice income
GREAT JOB OPPORTUNITY
YIDDISH COURSE from the comfort of your home. Sign up now for our tele-course. 718-435-4616
jobs@yeled.org Att. 835 Forest Hill Rd. Or fax resume to:
718.686.2498 MATH TUTOR All math regents levels. CLEP. SAT, GRE. Expd. Good rapport with students. Call/ text Chani Reichman 917 538-4357 ALGEBRA TUTOR Experienced CC Algebra I tutor can help you ace through the course with ease! Mrs. E. Sigal 633 - 3450 MATH TUTOR HS: Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2. College: Precalculus, Calculus, Statistics, College algebra, & more. (917) 570-8591 MATH COACH Attention teachers of common core HS math: Learn what to teach &what NOT to teach for regents. Mrs. Friedman 917-570-8591 PROMO SPOT For the most unique gifts, promotional items, plaques and stamp pens call 718732-0546 or email sales@ promospot.nyc
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PIANO/ KEYBOARD LESSONS Give your child their dream for a good price!Call 347-4618407 HEBREW COURSES מחפשת קורס מקצועי ומעשי בעברית? רוצה להתקדם וללמוד ולא מוצאת מקום-מקצוע מכניס מתאים? השאירי פרטים ונחזור hebcourcenter@ אליך בהקדם gmail.com MAKEUP BY RAIZY Natural, professional makeup for all your Simchas. Book 3 faces get 4th free. 347 243 9347. MAKEUP All your Makeup and Skincare needs. Special discounts for Kallahs & Graduates. Free Consultations, Free Delivery. 718.930.4946 WINDOW SHADES HEADQUARTERS FREE Estimate & Installation & FREE Tempoready Shades, 316 Roebling St.718-599-8976
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Classifieds SONG LYRICS school performances, wedding songs, etc, English and Yiddish. Poems, web copy, and other writing services. breindythebest@ gmail.com Text 929-214-8827 BREAST PUMPS Free hand and electric pumps through insurance, ships free. 718-831-7634 or text/email compactpumps@ gmail.com. Free gift with mention of ad
TEETH WHITENING Professional laser teeth whitening now in b.p. July &August special $200. Call/text for more info 7184830269 SIMCHA BASKET meet your guests needs so they can enjoy your simcha! Call 7185961979 to reserve your date LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700
PERSONALIZED CANDLES We have all colors and shaped candles with option of imprinting your personal message or logo call 845263-0171
PROFESSIONAL STUDIO available in the Catskills. Serving all heimeshe camps and daycamps. Great prices!call: 347-486-2843
REFLEXOLOGIST For women & children 347786-0810
PERSONALIZE YOUR GIFTS Make your gifts unique and special with our personalized vinyl. Great service and prices. Call 7189163507
SUMMER FUN Big Moonwalk to rent! Lots of fun for all ages! Can take up to 600 lbs. Call 7184351464 THE HANDYFIX Handiwork by the hour. For service with a smile call Yossi @ (718) 600-4659 MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT PLANS Starting at $77/month. Please call 845-377-5836 or email info@EliteHealthInsurance. net PROFESSIONAL LABELS Beautiful labels for all your party needs! $25 for 72 labels, $35 for 108. Call or text 718.755.4365 or visit stgraphics.wixsite.com/esti APEX COMMUNITY CLASSES For cognitive development (opwdd) music, art, writing, baking, tutoring, kriah, sand sessions, gardening, and more. Monroe 8457828885
PROFESSIONAL HAIR CUTS in the heart of bp. Great prices! call 917 696 3828 ORGANIZE BY HINDY Great summer project! Organize your home/office. Refresh your place, gain more space. Intro price $45 an hour. Call/ text 347-4617330 NEED INSURANCE? We have great rates on Homeowners, renters, and auto insurance! To find out more, Please call 718-387-5151 קריאה מהירה Pre-1-A children learn combining נקודותand ב-א and reading simple words. Pay total of $250 only if completely satisfied. 347353-6817 DESIGN STUDIO Advertisements, Logos, Web Design, Magazines... Modern Design + Great Prices. Email for samples fruitiebunch@ gmail.com Call: 929.430.4047
CPA SERVICES Are you drowning in personal or business tax filings? WE CAN HELP YOU! For individualized service email: myaroslawitzcpa@ gmail.com
B JEWELED Selling costume jewelry. Bring in a picture of your favorite jewelry we will custom make in silver. Call/ text 718-812-6307
GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. 917-414-3281
JEWELRY REPAIR silver and custom jewelry sale and repair expert pearl stringing & galore clip earrings 4511 16thav (7189721064)
GARTEL FRINGES We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach. Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693 4920 or 7184357644
ARI’S SAFETY 1ST We install the strongest magnetic locks, gates& gadgets, to ensure your house is safe for your kids. Aron Goldstein: 347-977-5390
SOURDOUGH BREAD Baked fresh daily or order in advance to assure availability. Call / Text 917 588 6988
ALBUMS we specialize in albums,wallarts and anything you might need. well priced. 917-566-6343
MEDICARE SPECIALIST For all you Medicare Needs/ Questions call The Medicare Specialist 845-572-5012
ACNE CARE Get rid of your acne,naturally complete kit only $54 also selling complete skincare line free consultations call/text 347 598 2874
EXPERIENCED TUTOR Avail to help your child with any subject. Experience with elementary and high school girls. Limited slots avail. 917696-3828
CHEAP GRAPHICS CHEAP CHEAP!!! Ads: $30 Logos: $50 6+ years of experience!! email aideltzirelw@gmail.com for samples
YIDDISH POEMS Send the Shabbos Nachmi present to your Chusen/ Kalah with a personalized Yiddish poem. Great prices. YiddishePoems@gmail.com
SOCIAL SKILLS THERAPIST Experienced Therapist, specializing in teenage girls struggling with Anxiety and low self-esteem. Reasonable rates/ Now accepting P3.Call/ Text Sury 3479485701
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TEETHING RELIEF Miraculous gems containing premium concentrations calcium, phosphorus, other essential elements to relieve teething pain in babies, toddlers. Jolly Jooly 718.963.0122 NO FEARS Segulah gems necklace takes away bad thoughts, fears, anxieties; helps accomplish goals effectively bs”d, children-adults, $30+. Jolly Jooly 718.963.0122
ATT TEACHERS & PRINCIPALS Special pricing now available for the english safer on the halachos of giving masser. please call 347-395-1958 AMAZING FAMILY TIME! Bouncing water slide with attached kiddie pool. Also moonwalk slide for rent. Includes ball hoops. $45 each. 1845-642-9760
DISCOVER CREDIT CARD get $100 when applying for Discover credit card+ 0.3 per dollar on first year, no fee, email for link discover100promo@gmail. com BACHELORS DEGREE Are you working towards your bachelors degree? testing now available upstate! Pls lve msg or txt to 13478750341 CUSTOM ALBUMS starting from just $150! Chossen, Wedding, Upsherin. Modern, Classic, or fun! Call/ Text 718.755.4365
FILE UNEMPLOYMENT need help filing unemployment with or without working history. call 917.202.0135 TLCC A Torah based 13 step program of recovery for codependency. For more information: call hotline 845286-1006 SARNO COACH One on one for women. Helping you free yourself from pain in one session. 7189301701
RIVNITZ To recieve text msg with time of RIVNITZ bus ‘Erev Rosh chodesh’. send BUS to 646-389-5718 send STOP to unsubscribe. RARE OPPORTUNITY For just $200 you can sponsor benchers for a local hall in the memory of a loved one. 646-874-4342 BORED AT HOME? Call the Ahavas Yisroel line for women & girls of all ages. 646-248-6363
MARRIAGE COACHING Treat yourself to life changing relationship coaching & transform your marriage! Call 1347-243-7820
SELL YOUR TICHEL We sell on consignment previously owned, authentic, designer silk scarves (other items also) Williamsburg Location- For more info call: 718-384-2094
ATT. TEACHERS/ PRINCIPLES! Looking for a way to Motivate your programs?(GO davening...) Incentive jewelry kits! 718-218-3991
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Upsherin, family, baby, individual. Call today to book your summer photoshoot! Great Prices! 929-210-1643 or email: snapshotsbyesty@ gmail.com
SELL YOUR SHEITEL Is your Human Hair Sheitel collecting dust? Sell it with us. Williamsburg LocationFor more info call : 718-3842094
RESUME WRITER Applying for a job? Get your resume done by an expert for best results. Call 347-5644725
FLOWER REED DIFFUSER The perfect gift for teachers, therapists and family etc. Special car size also available. Call 347 675 3443
TYPING HELP Need someone to design your camps newsletter/slideshow, or type your student sheets? Text/call Saralah at 917-9681290 for more information.
WHOLESALE FISH for the Public. Salmon Fillet $5.99 per lb. Call: 347.275.5408
BP GIBORIM COURSE 23 min. FREE Anytime at the BP Torah Center on 13 Ave. 718-GIBOR-IM (or, free@13ave.us)
AMAZON SELLERS! Take your listing to the next level! Check us out at penguinbranding. com or email us at hello@ penguinbranding.com for more info. SOCIAL SKILLS Give your child the confidence to communicate, tune into social cues and more! Trained by Devorah Samet. Call 718-853-3918
DRIVER AVAILABLE many years exp. avail to do long distance trips w/ brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469 HAIR & WIG at reasonable price!! Please Call 347-930-9611
JUDAICA BOOKS NEEDED Bais Yakov H.S. in Beit Shemesh seeking English Judaica books for their library. Call/text 347-7828100. ELDERLY CARE An experienced heimishe lady is looking to take care of a grandmother/elderly lady. Pls call 929-441-5852 or 718384-0810 SEWING MACHINE looking to buy a sewing machine in new/perfect condition. 848-223-4905
ODDS & ENDS
MAGIC MILL Looking to buy only the base (motor) of a magic mill mixer. Great condition only. Call/text 929-287-1240
MINIMU JACKET Looking for the minimu beige fur jacket. 347.661.0318
LOOKING FOR wheels for mountain buggy duet. 3472329252
EXCITING NEWS! A brand new tween magazine is now available for free email subscription. To subscribe, send an email to thetweentimes613@gmail. com ZBD NEWSLETTER Receive the weekly Zichron Betzalel Dovid Newsletter with Divrei Torah and Halacha for free! To subscribe, please email: zbdnewsletters@gmail.com. ATT PHOTOGRAPHERS Do u have props/accessories lying around and not using? Someone else could enjoy it. please call 929 605 7273 RENT CAMP Ideal for Yeshiva Gedola-Boys 18+. Food and maintenance included. For 60+ boys. Call 845-372-1784 BASSINET WANTED Looking to rent/borrow bassinet for Mountain Buggy Duet.347-243-7064 LOOKING FOR latte polka dotted poncho from past season sz 3 or 4. 347.661.0318 KIVREI TZADDIKIM TOURS Inspiring and educational kivrei tzaddikim tours available for groups. Led by Hamodia columnist Rabbi Yosef Gesser. Ygesser@gmail. com, 718-690-1534
GEMACHIM TWIN CARRIAGE GEMACH To lend yours or to rent a twin carriage for the week, season or year, please call (718) 5223891. Mint condition only. SIMCHA GEMACH White cubbies for miniatures,white ceramic square and round cake stands and more.לע”נ ברוך בן -536-1742 917 משה דוד.
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Classifieds DOONA GEMACH For a short short period of time(or medical need). 260-DOONAZ3 (260-3666293)
KALLAH ACCESSORIES Large selection of: Crowns, Veils, Dektich, Trains, Shoes & Petticoats for minimal fee. By apt only. BP. 718-551-8714
PIDYON HABEN Coin Gemach. Call Yakov Friedman. 646-419-0782
REFLECTOR BELTS be seen! be safe! wear a reflector belt . 718-853-4966
LIGHTING GEMACH Lighting bars to enhance your event!929-276-2404
COMMUNICATION CLASS Connect & communicate in marriage. Join and grow with success. 347-753-1071.
CLOTHING & SHOE GEMACH Donate free. Clothes, shoes, linens. grt cond only! more info pls call\ txt (347)8166406. SIMCHA GEMACH Bechers, Challah cover, Benchers and challah knife for your simcha. pls leave message 1718 854 1760 KOSHER WAZE DEVICES available for short term. Minimum charge. 929-3247021.
PACK N PLAY gemach (BP) Please call in the evening 718-851-1017 ZICHRON SHEINDY GEMACH Many wooden serving peices for your simcha - perfect for an upsherin. - milchig. 718 435 4614
DRESSES/GOWNS IVORY LACE DRESS Size 2-4,for own Tenoyim. 718-781-9628
BOYS SUIT GEMACH Gemach Yismach Yisroel Boys Simcha Wear sizes 9m-7 1943 50th Street 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 לע’’נ ישראל בן אליעזר
D. DEUTCH BLK & WHITE Size 8-10 for sister of the bride/own tnoyim for sale. 929-287-2135
KALLAH CAPE GEMACH Brand new luxurious white fur capes for Chuppah. 718 633 - 8261
2 PIECE BLACK/SILVER GREY gown for married sis of bride size 12-14. Great price 347645-6857
BP BABY GEMACH Carseats, snap n go strollers, pack n play & white bassinets for newborns 718-854-6829
BLACK & PINK GOWN for sale. Size 0-2. Call/ text 3472992257.
BABY CARRIER GEMACH When a stroller just won’t work. Great for vacation, touring, steps etc. 845-5872449 will return messages
UNIQUE BLUE & WHITE DRESS sz 2 for tenaim/sis of bride, blk & peach cocktail length dress sz 2. Call/txt 347-2634207
BOYS SIMCHA WEAR Gemach Yismach Yisroel sizes 9m-8 yrs 1943 50th Street 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 לע’’נ ישראל בן אליעזר
WHITE LACE GOWN with black trimming for sister of bride 4-6 womans. a-line style, $850. call/text 647-721-4077
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BLACK & BLUE GOWN Sister of bride. custom made, for 4-6 year old. $150. call/ text 7189264773
MECHTENISTE DRESS Magnificent pre-maternity/ maternity dress size small for sale. call 718-218-8702.
IVORY/BLACK party dress size 6 call 929 271 0553
PESSY LEW black & white dress with scallops size 4-6 for great price! Call:929-276-2404
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BLACK TULLE GOWN sis of the bride with colored studded design for rent. size 4/6. CALL 3474553195 BLACK/GOLD GOWN sis of the bride approx sz 4 petite. height 5 ft. 347-8315774 OFF WHITE MATERNITY GOWN For sale. Size S. Call/text. Also designer white maternity dress. 347-578-5530 BLACK/WHITE GOWN size 2 worn once.please call 718-600-8266 DESIGNER BLACK DRESS for rent. Size 4. Please text for pic 347-509-8044. BLACK/WHITE MATERNITY DRESS Never worn due to Corona, size small maternity dress for sale. Call/text 646-245-0713 DESIGNER BLACK/WHITE sister of bride, size 4-6, great price 347-831-8545 MATERNITY GOWN size M. 347.528.2446 IVORY & BLACK GOWN Size 2, for sale. Call 929-2765204 MOTHER OF BRIDE GOWN Size6/8 light taupe. $3500 Text Only +1 (347) 263-3041 MOTHER OF BRIDE GOWN Oscar De La Renta stunning size 4 ivory with gold handbeading 1347 768 3690
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5 PINK GIRLS GOWNS Sis of bride sizes 6-14. Text: 718-930-7913. MILLY DRESS black knitted flairy dress never worn, with tags. About size 6. Selling for great price. text/ call 718-673-1740.
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CAROLINA HERRERA Ivory gown size 4-6. Kids off white gowns with mauve accents. Size 8-10 and 12-14. Text/call 718-673-1740.
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plastic for uppababy carriage, left in car service. 718-4368828
Diamond earring Shabbos P’ Va’eira Bet 14th-16th ave, 43rd-50th st 347-576-0971
Bag with new items from Hosiery Boutique, in car service. 718-435-2605
Black camera sx740 on the Monsey Trails.917-671-6386
In my carriage at kidichic or designer spot a hair band and brush. 7188541799
diamond bracelet 347.564.0536 razor scooter w/ black handles on shabbos korach. (see a boy taking it on the camera videos) 54st btw 12 and new ut. please return it or call 718-436-5918 pink wallet on 13th Ave with cash. Call/text 718-930-7913 pink/white baby blanket on/ near 13th ave during the first week of July 347-623-6965 gray baby blanket 718-4362767
Gold bracelet on 49 st b/w 15 &16. 347-678-1593 full 16 GB SD card on 15th Avenue in BP. 347 578 5427
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