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FREE ISSUE 47 AUGUST 12, 2020
פרשת ראה כ”ב אב תש”פ
FYI: FIRST-AID KITS
A WALK DOWN LEMON TEA LANE
A SONG AND A STITCH
HOW TO KEEP THEM ROLLING
A caring camp nurse tends to more than just bumps and bruises
For nasty gashes, it’s Dr. Korngold to the rescue!
The basics of bike care
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NOT SOMETHING TO RAVE ABOUT (Re: Cover/The Wilds We Love, Issue 46) The article detailing one family’s cross-country trips was an interesting read. Since we (parents and children ages eight and over) have taken a couple of interstate trips — even some in an RV — I feel it is in place to comment on the inappropriateness of the caption on the cover that described this article. One important aspect of these trips is not to “rave about” it! These trips are about family quality time, teamwork, meeting other Yiddishe kehillos (when attending minyanim), and seeing the wonders of Hashem. It’s not about impressing the neighbors! A Traveler
AN EYE-OPENING EXPERIENCE (Re: FYI: Strange Tours, Issue 45) I truly enjoy the FYI column in your magazine. On my last trip to The Boro Park View welcomes your comments, feedback and letters. Please email comments@thebpview.com.
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FASCINATING — FROM THE COUCH (Re: Exploring the Epic, Issue 45) I was really fascinated to read about the group of frum travelers who visit the most far-flung and exotic places. The pictures were breathtaking as were the experiences Mr. Hersko shared. While I can’t fathom what would possess someone to willingly sleep near polar bears in minus 40 degrees, joining them on this trip virtually was a delight! Happy at Home
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(Inbox, Issue 45) As a teacher, I try to avoid the school supplies–shopping stress by providing my students with everything they need for the year. I send home a letter clearly stating what I will be providing and asking for a set amount of money that is to be placed in a marked envelope. I try to purchase quality items at low cost, and this often necessitates my visiting several stores. Although most reactions are positive, I have also experienced two interesting phenomena: • Some parents want their child to “stand out” and not have cookie-cutter supplies, so the child then brings totally inappropriate articles to school. A student does not need an unasked-for item; I can guarantee he will play with it in the middle of class, lose it or break it. • Some parents reason that since the teacher has already purchased the supplies
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CORRECTION (Re: A Cautionary Tale, Inbox, Issue 47) We’d like to issue a correction to the letter that appeared in our Inbox last week detailing a customer’s negative experience at Chase Bank. After speaking with the personnel at Chase and clarifying the issue, it came to light that the experience had been misinterpreted by the customer, and what had occurred is as follows: The customer requested a cash advance, and as the teller processed it, the machine that dispenses cash ran out of bills. The teller handed the customer her cash and then collected the remaining funds from a different cash box. We regret that this publication was the platform for wrongful reporting and are confident that customers will continue to have only positive experiences at Chase Bank.
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“Kol hamezakeh es harabim ein chet ba al yado, v’chol hamachati es harabim ein maspikin b’yado laasos teshuvah. Moshe zacha v’zikah es harabim… — All who inspire others to do good will not come to sin, while those who cause others to sin will not merit the opportunity to do teshuvah. Moshe Rabbeinu was mezakeh es harabim…” Indeed, by teaching Klal Yisroel the Torah and making himself available for his people at all hours, Moshe Rabbeinu was a mezakeh es harabim. The Gemara says that he didn’t merely teach and inspire; he did so out of his ayin tov. He did not begrudge Klal Yisroel to have more mitzvos and sought ways to achieve that, even though it was at the expense of his own growth and personal avodas Hashem. Rav Avrohom Kalmanowitz, Mirrer Rosh Yeshivah in America, related that he initially didn’t want the position of rosh yeshivah. He preferred to spend his days learning and shteiging rather than being hindered by looking after bachurim. But he changed his mind after receiving the advice of one gadol who told him the following: A cobbler produces shoes of high quality, but the handmade process is time-consuming, and he only produces a few pieces each week. A factory, on the other hand, churns out shoes of lower quality, but produces a much greater quantity. Thus, although a factory’s profit margin is smaller, in the greater scheme of things, they generate a much larger profit than the skilled cobbler. Similarly, the many times the Rosh Yeshivah might have finished Shas on his high level could not compare to the many thousands of times his talmidim — and their talmidim — would finish Shas. True, the learning may be on a lower level than his own, but it would come with far higher accumulative profits. The importance of being mezakeh es harabim, of sharing one’s zechusim with others, is demonstrated in the following story told
by Rav Yonasan Eibeshitz himself. Rav Yonasan told of how he received a dowry of 3,000 golden coins from his father-in-law so he could sit and learn without worry. During that time, a monastery was built in the densely populated village of Yidden, infuriating the kehillah. One night, a Yid climbed the spire and broke off the tzelem, but he was caught and not heard from again. A guard at the monastery revealed that the Yid was languishing in the dungeons awaiting a death sentence, and he offered the townsfolk to ransom him for 3,000 golden coins. The townsfolk wasted no time, going from house to house to raise the gargantuan sum. But when Rav Yonasan heard about the man’s plight, he didn’t even want to risk those extra hours or days of collecting. Without even enlisting the kehillah’s support, he promptly dug into his entire dowry, which was the exact amount demanded, and ran to the guard to deliver it. When the townsfolk later came to tell Rav Yonasan that they’d raised the funds and were ready to redeem the Yid, he told them there was no need; the ransom had already been arranged. They wanted him to take the money back from them, because they had all wanted to have a part in the gevaldige mitzvah of pidyon shevuyim, but Rav Yonasan declined, saying he had already paid and acquired the mitzvah for himself. A few days later, Rav Yonasan’s wife commented that she wanted to dip into their savings to cover a few expenses. Nervous about her finding their safe empty, he told her he had to go away for a few days, hoping she’d be appeased about her findings — or lack thereof — by the time he returned. Meanwhile, the priests entered the dungeon and found it empty, and they immediately suspected the guard. He realized his life was at stake, so he gathered his wealth and belongings, hid it inside a barrel of oranges, and lugged it to Rav Yonasan’s house where, in his absence, he was met by the rav’s wife. “The priests want my life for releasing the Jew,” he said. “I have to run away immediately. I am leaving my wealth with you because I have never before met a person like your husband
who so easily parted with his entire savings just to save another person. In case they do get me and I don’t return alive, I want my money to end up in your husband’s righteous hands.” Rav Yonasan’s wife now understood why the safe was empty. Shortly thereafter, she heard that during the manhunt for the guard, he fell into a lake and drowned. The fortune in the barrel was theirs to keep. When Rav Yonasan returned home, she greeted him elatedly. “I know what
ished speaking, he thanked the Chofetz Chaim and told him that the rav was profoundly mechazek him in his emunah. The Chofetz Chaim expressed his delight, saying he had hesitated about coming to town, but hearing that he’d inspired another Yid in emunah was worth all of the physical difficulty he’d endured, because there was nothing greater than being mezakeh es harabim. In fact, by the Chofetz Chaim’s keynote speech at the great Knessia Gedolah in Vienna — an encounter many of us are familiar with from the historic footage made public a few years ago — he addressed the rabbanim about their duty to be mezakeh es harabim when they returned to their respective towns. Later in the afternoon, he announced that he wanted to add a point to his earlier drasha. “You might think,” he said, “that being mezakeh es harabim applies only to great tzaddikim, because how can a layperson inspire others if he himself has room for improvement? But it’s not so. The mishnah says, ‘kol’ hamezakeh es harabim, which means that every little bit with which we can be mezakeh others is precious.” The Chofetz Chaim then shared a phenomenal parable to drive the message home. A governor visited a small village and noticed that the water seemed to be of inferior quality. He challenged the mayor, who said that the pipes were old, causing the contamination. The governor chided him, saying he should be filtering the water to purify it. Heeding the advice, the mayor immediately launched an initiative to fix the problem. Soon after, the governor heard that the town burned down. He called the mayor and inquired why he hadn’t succeeded in extinguishing the fire before it destroyed the entire town, and the mayor replied, “We didn’t have enough filtered water to put the fire out.” “You fool!” cried the mayor. “When a fire burns, you use any water available, even filthy water.” Thus, the Chofetz Chaim wrapped up his message: “A fire is burning; the threats from outside are seeping in and impacting Yiddishkeit. Every person, great or not, has to try to be mezakeh others to put the fire out.”
“Why did Hashem reject my mitzvah?” Rav Yonasan asked. “Why is He throwing it back in my face?” you did with our dowry, but in His great love for you, and wanting to prevent your suffering from this great sacrifice, Hashem already sent us back the money with profits!” She was sure he would mirror her excitement, but to her surprise, he broke down and cried inconsolably. “Why did Hashem reject my mitzvah?” he asked. “Why is He throwing it back in my face? I did pidyon shevuyim with such a sacrifice, but it looks like in Shamayim they don’t want it from me.” He fasted for three days and nights and made a shaalos chalom, al pi Kabbalah, to get an answer. The answer he got was, “You’re right. In Shamayim they did not want your mitzvah because you were not mezakeh es harabim with it.” This shows us that even with the best of intentions and with such sacrifice, in Shamayim it would still be preferable had Rav Yonasan included the townsfolk in his zechus of pidyon shevuyim. A story is told about the time the Chofetz Chaim was already old and frail, and Rav Chaim Ozer Grodzinski asked him to come speak in Vilna. His family was reluctant to let him take the trip due to his ill health, but the Chofetz Chaim said, “If Chaim Ozer says I should come, I’m going.” During the visit to Vilna, an elderly Yid dropped in to speak with the Chofetz Chaim, and they discussed topics of emunah. When the Yid fin-
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Australia “Yes, yes, thank you. Low alcohol, please.” He looked at the clear, red liquid that slowly filled his crystal goblet to the lip. “Right you’re going to let me steal your afikoman?” seven-year-old Benjy asked him cheekily. “Because yesterday my father didn’t let.” “Tell me when exactly you want to take it, and I’ll decide then,” the guest replied with a smile. “Kadesh!” Benjy’s father announced, and placed three square matzos into his tall tiered Seder plate as they all stood up. The guest preferred not to pick up the full glass in his hand, and instead encircled the narrow stem of the goblet with his fingers. His hands were not what they used to be, and he had no desire — even after being a Pesach guest here for fifteen years — to stain the family’s pristine silk tablecloth and make it awkward for everyone. He insisted on staying young, and when those parts of him that refused to remain young emerged, he did his best to conceal them. He drank most of the wine in the glass and leafed through the leather-bound Haggadah on the table in front of him. It was the night of Pesach, the Festival of Freedom, so why did he feel like his brain was in prison? It was roiling with thoughts that kept turning over in his
mind, preventing him from enjoying the company of his devoted relatives. His fingers played with the lace napkin that had been arranged into a fan next to his gleaming plate. He didn’t like the design on the napkin, nor did he like the plate. He also hadn’t enjoyed the Seder the previous night and feared he would not enjoy tonight any more. What was going on? He must be tired. He hadn’t been sleeping well, and he would have to come to terms with the fact that tonight would also end earlier than he would have liked. You get old, that’s how it is. And as long as you stubbornly refuse to take sleeping pills, take into account that your days start at 3 a.m. He set his empty goblet down with the weariness of an old man. He liked Pesach vacation at Daniel’s home in Perth, but although the visit was as pleasant as ever, these things seemed to drain him at this point. He wasn’t twenty anymore, and he needed his bed, his house, his quiet and his privacy… His back stiffened in pain, and he leaned against the back of the chair, unable to move for a moment. He closed his eyes and reflected on the fact that he hadn’t been at the orthopedist for quite some time. He’d never tolerated doctors. “Are you afraid they are going to tell you to write a will?” Alexander Korman would tease
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him in those halcyon days when they were both young, busy and successful, and the thought of wills only flashed rarely through their minds, if at all. “And if so?” he used to answer. “Let’s say I am afraid of that. Why can’t I be? Isn’t it my right?” “It’s your right, of course,” Alex — he should rest in peace — would always reply. Your right. Indeed, it is your right to ponder wills very rarely, he told himself bitterly, because you know that if you think about them too often, you’ll get into trouble. As it is, you spend most of your days trying not to think. Not about the past, not about the future, and not too much about the present either. The problem is that when you age — and there’s no denying you are aging — your head automatically fills with thoughts. Unwanted, wanted — they don’t ask permission to barge in. Okay, enough already! It’s Pesach tonight! Be happy! The family in Bnei Brak is also celebrating Pesach happily tonight. Maybe he should send someone to Bratislava to try to dig into the past again. Why not? He had been most pleased with Leonid’s recent work. True, investigations into the present were simpler, but Leonid was very good at what he did. He hoped that Leonid would do a good job of
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over at the plaster shelves. “It’s a built-in bookcase. What difference does it make what a seforim shrank is made out of? It’s easier to use than the wooden bookcase.” “What’s easier about it?” Yocheved turned to look at her younger brother.
looked up as Elisheva set a mug of hot tea in front of her. “Oy, Elisheva, I told you not to!” “It’s fine; let us host you with the honor you deserve. When do we ever have a chance to have you?” “That’s right. In your old apartment, it was nearly impossible to get into the dining room. So what’s with the furniture? I see your antique table is still here. And the chairs.” “We were supposed to get a table with eight chairs, and another coffee table with a couch and two armchairs,” Eliyahu said. “A coffee table,” she repeated. “Menachem, why aren’t you sitting down? Yehudah, you too. Take a drink or something to eat while I take another look around the apartment.” “The children are showing me the large porch,” her husband, Menachem, said. “I never would have believed there could be such open air in Bnei Brak at this time of year.” “Well, the sixth floor on the outskirts of the city — what did you expect?” she said. “Wait until some more buildings go up here, and you’ll want to run back to your little porch in our house in Yerushalayim.” She turned back to Eliyahu. “So, a coffee table, you said, Eliyahu? Really now. A set of matching chairs sounds good — better than this whole hodgepodge you have here. But armchairs? Why do you need them? And a couch?” “We always had a couch, but it’s old already. And I like this table and don’t really want to replace it. So we asked for only the chairs and the couch, and they let us exchange the rest of the stuff for bedroom furniture — dressers and beds. But they’ll only be coming in after Pesach.” Yocheved conducted another walk-through of the house, which passed without any comments, and then they all sat down in the spacious dining room. “I understand that your father isn’t here anymore,” she said to Elisheva. “No, he left back to the nursing
“A set of matching chairs sounds good — better than this whole hodgepodge you have here. But armchairs? Why do you need them?”
* * * * * “I don’t believe it, Eliyahu!” Yocheved stood gaping at the built-in bookshelves that were packed with seforim. Then she spun around to her brother. “Where is that very dignified, traditional bookcase of yours?” “In the storage room downstairs,” her brother answered patiently. Elisheva was bustling from the kitchen to the dining room, serving dates and nuts, Pesach cookies, cake, and homemade lemonade. “Don’t bring in so much food,” Yocheved scolded her. “Sit down for a minute. What is this? You’ve already let Eliyahu put his seforim into the wall?” “It’s not a wall.” Eliyahu looked
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“The shelves don’t sag.” “Oh, you think plaster is stronger than pressed wood?” she asked, hardly concealing her scornful tone. It wasn’t directed at Eliyahu, of course, but at the offending, modern new bookcase that she decidedly did not approve of. “Plaster is not stronger than wood, but metal is. And there are enough metal bars in those shelves.” “And the silver display,” she said. “Why is it on the side? Why didn’t you put your silver items in the middle, to make the whole thing more symmetrical?” Elisheva retreated to the kitchen. “I don’t think the silver has to be in the center,” Eliyahu answered, in the same patient, respectful tone that he used when speaking to his oldest sister. “I think the seforim belong in the center, and it’s more appropriate for the silver to be placed on the side.” “So why wasn’t it like that in your old bookcase?” “Because I didn’t have the choice. The silver display was built into the middle of our old bookcase, and that was it. We bought a floor sample from the store twenty years ago. Here, the person who installed this asked me exactly how I wanted to plan the layout of the shelves.” “Nu, very nice. And what other furniture did they give you?” She
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MANY YEARS HAVE PASSED
since my summers in Bnos Yaakov Pupa Camp in the Catskills, but mention the name Mrs. Peri Rottenstein, and the days I spent sipping her trademark lemon teas seem like yesterday. In a role that combines camp mother duties with those of a camp nurse, Mrs. Rottenstein has been lovingly looking after the girls of Pupa camp for the last 25 years.
Admittedly, being a camp mother and nurse was not always on her horizon. Her initial brush with first aid began soon after her wedding, when her husband took an EMT (emergency medical technician) course. Since English was not her husband’s first language, Mrs. Rottenstein got involved in helping him study the material, but it wouldn’t be until a few years later that she would put it into practice. Meanwhile, neighbors began to stop by the house to receive first-aid care for minor injuries, such as cuts and sprains, and at times, when her husband wasn’t home, she would help by tending to the issues. So it happened that several years later, when Mrs. Rottenstein’s sister came across an ad in Der Yid newspaper that advertised that Pupa camp was looking for a nurse, she immediately called her sister and urged her to apply. As someone who loves working with girls and had been teaching ever since she graduated high school, Mrs. Rottenstein decided to give it a shot. “I didn’t believe that I would actually get the job,” Mrs. Rottenstein remembers. “I was not affiliated with Pupa in any way, and I didn’t know whether I was qualified. I did end up applying, though, and
was called in for an interview. The administration called me back a few days later and offered me the job.” While she was intrigued, there was still some skepticism about what the work actually entailed. She decided to reach out to the two women who had previously filled the position to hear what it was all about. “If I was looking for clarity, I only got more confused!” Mrs. Rottenstein laughs. “The first woman couldn’t stop extolling the virtues of the position, telling me how wonderful and easy the work was and how there was nothing to it. The second woman had a completely different take. She warned me that the job was very high-pressure, and described how the girls would knock at her door at all hours of the day.” Although she was confused, Mrs. Rottenstein took a chance and accepted the offer. “I’m happy to say that my experience turned out to be precisely how the first woman described it. I loved every single day, and until today, I love the job just as much as I did then.” Mrs. Rottenstein admits, however, that the work
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“I couldn’t believe how little it takes to make a kid happy, and it feels so wonderful to be able to provide that comfort.”
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is far from easy and that the job entails an enormous amount of responsibility. Most camps hire a nurse for medical purposes and another woman to serve as camp mother by taking care of the girls’ needs such as laundry, food and other technicalities. Mrs. Rottenstein serves as the nurse, while also taking care of some “motherly” duties. “It all began the first summer, when I realized that some technical needs were not being met,” Mrs. Rottenstein recalls. “Girls were having issues with their braces, glasses and shoes, and there wasn’t anyone in the camp whose job was to help them. So before returning to camp for a second summer, I went to the local orthodontist and told him that a lot of my campers, some of whom were his patients, had orthodontic wires becoming loose or breaking over the summer. He graciously gave me a box of wax strips and two orthodontic kits, both of which I have to this day. When a girl approaches me with an issue with her braces, I’m able to provide her with some relief until she can visit the orthodontist.” After the orthodontist, Mrs. Rottenstein made two more stops, one at an eyeglasses store and one at a shoemaker. Once she assured the owners that she wasn’t looking to compete with them but merely wanted to help her campers, they happily taught her how to repair a broken pair of glasses and what to do with a torn shoe. Now, if a camper breaks her glasses, tears her shoes, or even just needs a rubber band, she goes straight to Mrs. Rottenstein, who is more than happy to help. She even started selling earrings for a few dollars a pair as a service
to girls who lost theirs amid the flurry of camp activities.
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would be bothered by the constant stream of girls coming to her door, but Mrs. Rottenstein isn’t fazed. “I know some nurses and camp mothers have set hours for non-emergencies,” she says, “but to me there is no such thing. In my welcoming speech on the first day of camp, I tell the girls, “Just like you can always reach your mother, you can always reach out to me. I am your substitute mother during your stay at camp.’” When she adds up the actual minutes that she works, it doesn’t seem like much. However, she is always available — and that’s what counts. She urges the girls to wake her in the middle of the night with any concerns. Does she mind when it turns out she was woken for something trivial? “I am so happy it’s nothing, that I don’t even mind that they woke me.” During her 25 years as camp mother, Mrs. Rottenstein says, she hasn’t stepped off the campgrounds when camp was in session, save for two times when she had family emergencies. “I never know at which moment a girl might need me, and I want to be there.” When asked if the demands of her job don’t drain her, Mrs. Rottenstein compares her role as camp mother to one of her hobbies: pruning trees. “Pruning, which in-
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volves cutting away the dead branches of trees, is extremely taxing physically, and afterward my body is sore for days. But I love it so much that I don’t mind the pain. This job, as well, I love too much to feel drained from it.”
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constant concern to be there for the girls was what propelled her to begin serving her now-famous lemon teas. “I came up with this idea to create a tea room in my house. I developed an organized system, where I prepare individual cups with lemon juice, sugar and a teaspoon. When the girls stop by, all I need to add is a little hot water, and they can enjoy piping hot tea. The girls were so thrilled and grateful when they came by to get their teas that they nicknamed the path to my house ‘Lemon Tea Lane.’ I couldn’t believe how little it takes to make a kid happy, and it feels so wonderful to be able to provide that comfort.” As delicious as it is, lemon tea can’t solve everything, and sometimes girls do get hurt or sick. During her first year, her husband served as the official EMT, but then the camp administration requested that Mrs. Rottenstein herself get certified. She took the six-month course and became a certified EMT. What kind of medical scenarios does a camp nurse deal with? The most common ailments are strep throat and congestion, which are diagnosed by the doctor who visits weekly. Medications of any sort are kept in Mrs. Rottenstein’s bungalow, and she personally tracks down every girl and ensures that they have taken their dose. “Sometimes the girls want to keep their antibiotics in their room, because they don’t want to be bothered to come to me twice a day,” Mrs. Rottenstein says. “I never allow it, because once they feel better, they are prone to forgetting to finish their medication regimen.” Of course, with all the sports and action in camp, a number of physical injuries occur each summer. Usually it’s just a sprain or strain, but occasionally a girl can get a fracture, which is a more severe trauma to the bone. Mrs. Rottenstein is equipped to stabilize and wrap the wound, and can ensure that the camper rests the limb until a doctor can be seen. Fainting is also something a camp nurse deals with, and
although it can be very distressing for those watching, Mrs. Rottenstein notes that it usually isn’t cause for alarm. “After a fainting incident occurs, the girls are usually quite scared. I talk to them and explain what physically happens to the body, and that although the girl may not be responsive for a few minutes, it usually isn’t dangerous.”
WHILE THE OCCASIONAL
mishap is inevitable, Mrs. Rottenstein believes there are some things to which we should all pay more attention to ensure summer safety. “Sunscreen and hydration, I would say, are the two areas that are so often overlooked. I’m always reminding the girls to wear sunscreen and drink as much as they can. The consequences of sunburn and dehydration are sure to follow if they don’t.” Mrs. Rottenstein occasionally mentions to the girls to limit noodle soup and nosh, although she acknowledges that junk food was, and will probably continue to be, part and parcel of the camp experience. She notes that the camp also offers more nutritious foods now, such as an increase in fresh salads. If there was one change that she would love to implement to increase well-being, it would probably be to give the girls an extra hour of sleep by scheduling a later wake-up time. “Even though the camp does focus on campers going to sleep early, campers are often low on sleep. Lack of sleep takes a toll on both the immune system and the mood, so the girls can get sick faster and become more irritated, too. I think the same could be said for most adults...” “Some girls, away from their home environment, struggle more emotionally,” Mrs. Rottenstein observes. “And although I don’t get involved in their social altercations, I do see the girls who are homesick.” She says that the word “sick” is there for a reason, and that girls can present with different physical symptoms. “I deal with homesickness by trying to be encouraging and supportive,” Mrs. Rottenstein says. “I allow these campers to use my private phone to call home and ask their counselor to let them read in bed past lights-out if they can’t sleep.” Usually, homesickness lasts for short periods of time, and pretty soon the girls get swept up
in the exciting camp program. This brings to mind a particular incident. “Many years ago, a girl came over to me for help. I’d venture to say that she’s probably a grandmother by now. She was practically doubled over, crying and complaining of a terrible stomachache. I served her some tea, and when that didn’t seem to help, I gave her some over-the-counter medication. But still there was no change. I couldn’t figure out what was causing the pain. First I thought it may be food poisoning, but she had eaten the same camp food as everyone else. We kept trying different things: Motrin, a hot water bottle, fiber... But still, the pains persisted. It was a mystery, and I was stumped. Then the girl asked to be taken to the hospital, and I got really concerned! Finally, it dawned on me that perhaps these pains were rooted in something that wasn’t physical. “I nonchalantly struck up a conversation with her. I asked her how she was enjoying camp, and we talked for a while. It turned out that she’d gotten into a fight with her best friend that day, and she was very distraught about it. I immediately referred her to the staff member who addressed social issues, and that staff member was able to serve as the mediator and help her make peace with her friend. “Lo and behold, as soon as the issue with her friend was resolved, so were the mysterious stomach pains!”
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of immense responsibility, and one would expect to feel relieved when that last girl gets onto the bus to go home. But Mrs. Rottenstein confesses, “While most of the staff members have worked really hard and are happy to complete the season, I dread that last week. In fact, my years seem to me like Oreo cookies, with the best part — the summer — sandwiched between every two winters. All year I look forward to getting the ‘cream.’” As Mrs. Rottenstein notes, when you love what you do, you never work a day in your life. And her parting words are simple: “Hashem should keep you all healthy and safe.”
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People often use a knife to remove these slippery pits and end up with a significant gash on their hand. Avoid injury: Use a spoon or avocado pitter, or slice the avocado into quarters and remove the pit by hand. 2) SEPARATING FROZEN FOODS WITH A KNIFE This is often a recipe for disaster and might instead separate someone from their fingertip. Avoid injury: Defrost food completely before separating. 3) BLENDERS AND FOOD PROCESSORS Sharp blades spinning at incredible speeds don’t discriminate between veggies and mothers cooking for Shabbos or yom tov. Avoid injury: Always unplug the appliance, except during the moments of actual blending. 4) SLAMMING DOORS Doors are designed to close tightly, and generally leave no space for little fingers. Avoid injury: Children should not be allowed to play with doors. Car doors, in particular, should always be opened and closed by parents. 5) SWINGING BATS Foreheads don’t take kindly to a long piece of metal designed to hit a baseball to a few hundred feet. Avoid injury: Bats should be swung only in designated areas, with nobody allowed to stand within a few feet of the batter. 6) BIKE FALLS Children on bikes move at high speeds and can often lose control, injuring foreheads or chins. Avoid injury: Always wear a helmet, and drive safely at all times.
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of emotions on the surface, those who have been through the Dr. Korngold “experience” are grateful for the doctor’s approachability and how he puts everyone at ease. It’s a testament to Dr. Korngold’s reputation in the community that parents from Monsey, Monroe, South Fallsburg and elsewhere continue to trust their most prized possessions in his healing hands.
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stopped by applying strong pressure with a piece of cloth or hand. 3) AVOID PEROXIDE OR ALCOHOL. The time for cleaning the wound will be a bit later. For now, cover the wound and call for help. 4) DON’T USE A BANDAGE ON BROWS OR OTHER HAIRY AREAS. Removing a bandage can be very painful in such areas. In addition, brow hair doesn’t grow back well. Use a gauze and medical tape, if possible.
Dr. Korngold points out that despite incredible scientific advances, the oldfashioned needle and thread still work best to close things up nicely, whether it’s repairing a torn seam on a skirt or a deep cut on a hand. But as in the world of real estate, the doctor says that it’s all about location, location, location. An active area is different from a little-used body part; a horizontal cut on the face is easier to repair than a vertical one; and a scalp injury is more likely to be closed up with the strong and simple method of stapling. When repaired correctly, a terrifying gash can appear as little more than a scratch once fully healed. As the premier name in this field, Dr. Korngold often receives odd-hour texts on his personal cell phone from pediatricians, urgent-care doctors and members of Hatzolah. Emergency room or urgent care doctors might tend to more simple wounds, but when faced with a complex situation, they reach out to Dr. Korngold. They know he has the proper focus and decades of technical knowledge to delicately clean out a wound and close it up, with the precision required for long-term healing. Many times a photo is all the doctor needs to advise whether the injury requires emergency treatment at his office. In some cases, the doctor will even come in late at night or in the middle of yom tov to help a community member in need. Dr. Louis Korngold is known to have once flown to Eretz Yisroel to treat wounded Yidden during a particularly dangerous time. Decades later, the Korngold family is still on the front lines, healing patients stitch by stitch.
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HAVE YOU EVER SEEN SOMEONE SAD ON A BIKE?
It seems like the laws of physics don’t allow for individuals rolling on two narrow wheels at full speed to experience anything but excitement, adventure and exhilaration. We’ve grown so accustomed to riding our bikes that we forget the mechanical marvels of these little metal contraptions. A quick reminder comes when something unexpectedly goes wrong: a broken chain, a busted brake or a damaged derailleur. For children, the bike can suddenly turn into a source of sadness and tears. For parents, it means a call to a local bike repairman to see if they can pass their block, preferably ASAP. The world of bicycles is wide and varied. Most local children ride bikes that cost a couple hundred dollars at most, but there are bikes out there that sell for many thousands, or even tens of thousands, of dollars. These more expensive bicycles, generally used by avid adult bikers, are lighter, last longer, ride more smoothly and provide an upgraded riding experience. But even cheaper bicycles can provide many years of fun, if properly cared for and maintained. In conversations with leading bike experts and repairmen, we’ve learned a little bit about what you can do to save on repairs and avoid unnecessary — and often dangerous — damage to your bike.
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The ABCs: Air, Brakes and Chain
Every few days, it is recommended to check these three items, which are the source of most common bike problems:
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Brakes
This includes brake pads (the part of the brake that presses against the wheel) and brake levers. The brake pads should align with the wheel rim when you hit the brake, and there should be at least ⅛-inch of pad thickness left. For the brake levers, squeeze and release a couple of times to make sure they snap back after being released. If a lever gets stuck, it might need some lubrication or adjustment. Also check if the brake lever gets too close to the handlebar when squeezing. If it does, it needs to be tightened so that the brakes can be fully engaged when necessary.
A tire that is underinflated is a flat tire waiting to happen, and this can lead to dangerous falls. While you’re at it, check if there is visible wear and tear on your tire or if the tread is all worn out. It might be time to have your tire replaced — before it gives out.
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Chain
The chain should rotate smoothly and not have any rust or black goo. Turn the chain backward to see if it travels smoothly through the gears. Some say that the C also includes the crankset, which is the part of the bike with the pedals, the attached arms and the large chainrings. If any part is loose, it needs to be tightened. If you can’t do it on your own, ask a bike repairman for help.
When we asked the experts which preventable causes are behind most of the damage to children’s bikes, we got a number of answers. Let’s go through them one by one:
Leaving bikes out in the rain Moisture, humidity and outdoor conditions are among the leading causes of bike damage. The water causes corrosion and rust that can’t easily be removed after it enters the many little components that make up your bike. Even leaving bikes out for long in sunny conditions isn’t recommended, as the heat can melt some important plastic or rubber components.
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Purchasing a cheap bike Here’s a piece of handy advice: Whether you’re buying the first bike for a four-yearold or a mountain bike for a young adult, never buy from among the cheapest bikes in the store. Not only will you enjoy them less when you ride them, but you’ll end up with more necessary repairs. In the end, it might not even turn out to be cheap at all.
The gears on your bike can make pedaling easier when going uphill. However, you should shift gears before you reach the incline. Once you are already riding uphill, trying to shift gears will often stress and break your rear derailleur. The rear derailleur (pronounced dee-raylor by most) is the little piece hanging down near the rear chainrings that moves your chain from one ring to the next as you shift gears. It’s a complex mechanism with a weird spelling, but its job is seamlessly executed when on flat ground.
Riding over potholes Hitting a pothole while riding is among the leading causes of serious bike injuries, as the rider and the bicycle can be thrown off balance at high speeds. Even if one avoids injury, the damage to the bike itself can be severe: punctured tires, wheels rims bent out of shape, axles damaged and much more. Stay on flat surfaces and avoid flats, including falling flat on your face.
Loose bolts and screws Every bike has many parts that are held together by bolts and screws. When these become loose over time, the chances of something being damaged are increased. Loose bolts should be tightened and fastened — but make sure not to make them too tight, as the increased pressure could cause parts to crack.
Reinventing the Wheel When we think of a bicycle repairman, we might picture a guy with a greasy shirt, who isn’t afraid of getting dirty, in a dingy shop or old van with a bunch of tools. The truth is, however, that the job requires lots of mechanical skill and technical knowledge so the repairman can troubleshoot and fix countless potential problems with different kinds of bikes from various companies around the world. Perhaps the most famous pair of bicycle repairmen in history are none other than the two brothers who went on to invent the first airplane: Wilbur and Orville Wright. About a decade before they changed the world of aviation, the brothers opened the Wright Cycle Exchange, a store that rented and sold bikes, accessories and parts. The company later changed its name to Wright Cycle Company as they expanded into building their own bikes. Over the years, the bicycle industry became extremely competitive, and the brothers transitioned to working on gliders. The knowledge and experience they’d gained while working with bicycles was valuable in helping them control and balance unstable vehicles, including the primitive aircraft of their day. It was
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CAMP OHEL BARUCH KRASNA Old meets new in one of the Catskills’ premier boys camps
In working on recent installments of this column, we’ve had the opportunity to talk to the movers and shakers involved in notable acquisitions and establishments of new colonies. This week, however, we had no such luck. Those who were behind the founding of Machne Ohel Baruch Krasna have long since left this world, but fortunately, their children — who were literally children at the time — were able to assist us with some leads as we explored the fascinating history of the camp. Today, six decades after a group of Holocaust survivors opened one of the first chassidish camps in the world, the sounds of Klal Yisroel’s future still ring loudly throughout this tranquil summer space.
HISTORY The Rosemont Lodge and Country Club was one of most magnificent resorts in the region back in the middle of last century. Unlike other hotels and colonies that were eventually sold off to frum buyers, this place was decidedly not dilapidated or rundown when the Krasna community came calling back in 1960. As you can see in the old postcard published here (inset on the next spread), Rosemont Lodge and Country Club was among the most beautiful, high-end vacation spots around in that era. Krasna at the time was a fledgling community that had recently moved to Boro Park and was among the earliest chassidish mosdos in the neighborhood. The children and young bachurim were in
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A QUICK GUIDE: KRASNA CAMP LOCATION:
OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT:
Anawana Lake Road Monticello, NY
Entire grounds owned by Krasna Mosdos
DIRECTIONS:
Take Route 17 to Exit 105B. Merge right onto Route 42, and make a left onto Anawana Lake Road. Less than a mile down the road, Krasna camp will be on your right. YEAR ESTABLISHED:
NUMBER OF BUNGALOW UNITS:
NUMBER OF BUNKHOUSES:
No BUNGALOW SIZE:
1 to 3 bedrooms CAMPERS FROM:
Mostly Boro Park and Williamsburg
AGE OF CAMPERS:
11 to 14 SHULS:
1 large shul Yes GROCERY:
Around 60
WINTERIZED HOMES:
Approximately 300 campers and 750 day campers
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1960
5
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Canteen with the basics POOL:
1 large outdoor pool MIKVAH:
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Children’s minyan and separate family minyan
need of a summer camp, and the Krasna Rav, zt”l, enlisted the help of his most loyal askanim to purchase a suitable property in the Catskills. It quickly became clear that no location was more suitable than this spectacular resort. Those who remember the early days talk with great nostalgia about the facilities they were lucky enough to enjoy. In addition to the standalone bungalow units, which were rented by members of the community, the main building was a strikingly large facility housing the kitchen, dining room, student bunks, activity room and more. This five-story lodge was essentially where Krasna camp happened. There was another building nearby,
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referred to as “The Annex,” which had room for guests, and the grounds also included the original hotel casino that was used as the camp’s beis midrash. What happened to those buildings, you ask? One winter day in the late ‘60s, the administration received word that the large hotel building was on fire. The blaze completely destroyed the structure, leaving only the wide concrete stairway behind. The fire went unexplained until a few years later when The Annex was found burning, and a local vagrant was seen leaning against a tree nearby watching the flames as a source of amusement. It quickly became apparent that this drunkard had been behind the arson that destroyed so much of the camp’s classical charm. But Krasna was always a kehillah of baalei chesed, and new facilities were built to provide for the campers and families. A new shul, kitchen and dining room amenities, bunkhouses, and classrooms were all built throughout the years, expanding the camp; the names of the donors read like a Who’s Who of prominent Krasna kehillah leaders. There is, of course, the renowned Fischman family whose patriarch R’ Moshe, a”h, was among the camp’s early sponsors and whose family has continued being a backbone for this home of Torah. Along with R’ Shimon Waldman, a”h, R’ Elizer Lieberman, a”h, was also from those original pioneers, and his family has been instrumental in helping build the place over the past half century. The second generation of Krasna continued in this manner, with R’ Shimon Sherhoffer being a notable benefactor, and more recently, Krasna student and parent R’ Volf Ber Hersko sponsored comfortable new bunkhouses that provide campers with the best of both worlds. In a camp this old, the deep-rooted nostalgia drips heavily from those who experienced those early years. A fascinating story that has been part of Krasna Camp lore is that R’ Yidel Korn, a”h (of Korn’s bakery fame), owned a colony up the road from the camp. When he heard about the plans for the purchase, he told the Krasna Rav, zt”l, to make sure that the water well is in good condition as they’d long been struggling with water over there. The Rebbe responded, “Zurg nisht, es veht zein vaas-
A postcard showing the magnificent Rosemont Lodge and Country Club
er — Don’t worry, there will be water.” Incredibly, the well still hasn’t dried up, and to this day, the camp relies on this well for its water supply!
WHERE CAMP STANDARDS ARE SET, MET AND SURPASSED There are many wonderful camps in our community, but few can compare to Krasna when it comes to boys from other yeshivos begging their parents to spend these two months in the environs of a camp from a different chassidus. Parents, campers, day campers and visitors speak with awe about this camp that manages to blend ruchnius with enjoyment in such a rarely seen, seamless manner. The camp stands apart from the pack in many ways. For starters, the learning and studying is at a level that makes even year-round schools envious. Last summer, the menahelim and rebbis created an entire program encouraging not talking during davening. The project was so successful that one of the counselors shared how a number of parents who
Krasna Rav visiting the camp
Divrei Torah from the Krasna Rav, z”l, written on stationary left behind from Rosemont Lodge
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stopped by to visit during davening hours asked if they were witnessing some activity or perhaps they happened to come on “Davening Day.” The Shabbosos in camp have also been lauded as especially spiritual and meaningful, with children yearning all year for that true taste of Shabbos. The head counselors in camp, Reb Itzy Zieg and Reb Matis Biller, are among the most dedicated and talented members of their craft. We heard from parents who expressed amazement at how they can give the kids so much fun and enjoyment while keeping things eidel and ehrlich. One of the many ways in which they are able to navigate this is by structuring their activities — exciting and intense as they are — around Yiddish topics and themes. From the process of bringing bikkurim, to the four circumstances requiring a Todah offering and Birchas Hagomel, to the enacting of the Days of Moshiach, the entertaining parts of camp are also learning experiences full of positive messages. There are dozens of staff members who stay in bungalow units provided by the camp, and a number of them have expressed that the camp atmosphere is the biggest draw to their annual return. There are also a minimal number of bungalows available for rent, but they rarely see the open market as those who’ve tasted a summer in Krasna are not likely to give up their bungalow so easily. While being in a happening children’s camp is a major draw, the friendly, pressure-free chassidish vibe is greatly missed by those who’ve moved on to nicer or roomier bungalows elsewhere. The Shabbos singing is especially enjoyed by the families, and with the overnight camp being closed this summer, the experience has been notably missed. The administration deals with an influx of applications every spring with children from nearly 40 chadarim vying for a coveted spot in camp. Most summers see an average of around 300 campers and 750 day campers enjoying a summer experience unlike any other. Today, those seeds that were planted six decades ago continue to blossom, and the children of Krasna continue to benefit from that pioneering vision of a true Torah future.
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hat a year it is has been! Our naof Nechomas Yisroel. Rav Pam, who maintained a tion, collectively, and individupersonal connection with thousands of talmidim, ally have experienced so much had a special place in his heart for the children of heartache, so many losses, so immigrants from the Former Soviet Union. He ofPM much pain. We have lost untold korbonos, the best ten stressed that these children, and their spiritual of the best, during the height of the pandemic—and growth, are our responsibility in this generation. ill recite tehilim together: it is still not over. Rav Pam famously called a meeting with askonim For many months, our precious children were and established Nechomas Yisroel to ensure that the yahrtzeit s & successful school home year from yeshiva and school, Day unable of to learn every Jewishof child receives a Torah chinuch. properly, many of them forced to use electronic deThe yarzeit of the Satmar Rebbe, Rav Yoel Teitlvices to stay in touch with their teachers, or learn baum, whose concern for the children of Tehran PM by phone. and for Jewish children of underprivileged backNow, as the new school year begins, our hearts grounds is well known, will take place on Sunday, l speaches are from ישיבה תורה filled with trepidation. What does theודעת New Year and ראש the yarzeit of the Skulener and Spinka Rebbes portend? How will our children fare after so occurs during this powerful and auspicious nent speakers many months of no structure? week. These tzaddikim were not content For the Nechomas Yisroel chilmerely to build Torah for their own PM dren, enrolled in yeshivos and chasidim, but extended themselves, schools across the tri-state area, devoting much time and resources דברי ברכה מאmany of them living in poverty and for the most vulnerable children of הגר״ש קאמאנעצקי in single-parent homes, without Klal Yisroel. family support or resources, these The teleconference, which will questions are especially poignant. begin promptly at 8:00 p.m., is open to Some of the children have been roaming women and girls across the Torah world. the streets for months, without any structure or After all, our n’shei chayil possess a tremendous routine. Now, as they register for another year of koach of tefillah, as they plead on behalf of our yeshiva, we need to daven that they quickly regain children and their Torah growth. vitel to the kever Harav on the thepandemic. day of his Yahrtzeit the of ground they Pam had lostZ'l, during The teleconference will begin with divrei braIt’s a powerful time for tefillah, a time for us to cha from Rav Shmuel, followed by the recital of teyeshivanet.com | Fax: 718-633-1620 harness the strength of achdus, of unity, as we behillim, in unison, as we plead for a year of growth seech the Borei Olam for rachamim, for a successand success. Recital of tehillim will be followed ful school year. by short addresses from renowned Roshei Yeshiva Thus, upon the advice and guidance of Rav and inspirational speakers. Shmuel Kamenetsky, the beloved leader of NechoThe phone number for the conference is mas Yisroel, a Yom Tefillah for women and girls has 718.808.9910. Please dress modestly and set aside a been established for this Tuesday evening, the 28th quiet area where you can daven and join the koach of Av, August 18th at 8:00 p.m. of tefillah without distraction. The day before Rosh Chodesh Elul is an especialIn the zechus of our heartfelt prayers, and the ly poignant day for tefillah, as it is the yarzeit of Rav strength of our shared desire for a successful new Avrohom Yaakov Hakohein Pam, who was niftar 19 year, may this be the year we merit the geulah sheyears ago, the beloved and unforgettable founder leimah, speedily, in our days.
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Firsts in First Aid In 1888, Robert Wood Johnson, of Johnson & Johnson fame, was traveling out west on the railway, passing the time chatting with a gentleman. His fellow passenger, who turned out to be the chief surgeon of the Rio Grande Railway, was describing to Johnson horrific scenes of injured railroad workers lying in the middle of nowhere, helpless — with medical help too far away to be fetched to administer life-saving treatment.
Content list and description of one of the first commercial first-aid kits
Later that same year, Johnson & Johnson put together an Accident and Emergency Case, the first commercial first-aid kit that railroad workers could keep with them. The metal weatherproof container held sterile gauze, bandages, dressings, cottons and antiseptics to enable the treatment and stabilization of injured individuals until proper help was obtained.
Here, an ad depicts a gentleman in need of an Autokit.
By 1890, each railroad had Johnson manufacture custom first-aid kits with the supplies they requested — with their names emblazoned on the case, of course. What’s more, Johnson & Johnson offered a variety of eighteen different types of first-aid kits!
Custom first-aid kits for the Southern Pacific and Wabash railroads
By 1901, Johnson’s First Aid Manual, which provided physicians’ instructions on administering “first aid” for injuries until more comprehensive help arrived, was included in first-aid kits.
Aerokits debuted soon after airplanes did.
Two years before the Model-T hit the market, Johnson & Johnson was already selling Autokits containing emergency supplies designed for automobile use.
A manual was included in early first-aid kits.
When airplanes came into use, Johnson & Johnson marched to the beat, producing Aerokits. One first-aid kit sits in the Smithsonian Museum, displayed as part of the collection of items that joined Charles Lindbergh on his famous flight.
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Charles Lindbergh’s first-aid kit
By: Shevy Hollander
First Aid in Combat Soldiers fighting in the Spanish-American War were outfitted with the first kits designed for combat.
Where Kits Are a Must The U.S. Department of Labor requires: All work sites must have first-aid kits. The type of kit required varies according to whether the site is indoors or outdoors, the employee count, risks for damage to the kit by environmental factors and rough handling, and — most importantly — occupational hazards. The NY Department of Transportation requires:
During World War II, these personal firstaid packets were worn by airborne troops, notably those invading France on D-Day. Each kit included a tourniquet, wound tablets, sterilized dressing and morphine tablets, as well as other solutions to be used for severe pain only.
“Every [school] bus shall be equipped with a first-aid kit properly identified and readily accessible. The case and cover of such [a] first-aid kit shall be substantially constructed of durable material. Due to the many different needs of student transportation, the appropriate contents of the first-aid kit shall be determined and supplied by the vehicle operator.” The NY Department of Education requires: The school district is responsible for providing first-aid supplies, placed in a location known to trained school health personnel. Each classroom should also be equipped with an emergency first-aid kit. Each school should also have a portable first-aid kit (aka emergency “go bag”), which should be taken on field trips, extracurricular activities and in the event of lockdowns or evacuations.
Here, paratroopers are getting ready to take off with first-aid kits attached to their hats.
The Jungle Kit, another World War II specialty item, was a first-aid kit the combatant would hook onto his rifle belt. Pouches like these were later used in Vietnam and Korea, and the design is still around today.
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Time to Take Out the First-Aid Kit? Not always! According to a study by Johnson & Johnson, conducted in honor of the 125th anniversary of their first first-aid kit, 76% of parents admitted their child has faked a boo-boo for the following: • To get a special treat • To get out of doing something they don’t want to do • To receive a kiss or personal affection from their parents • To get an adhesive Band-Aid!
Out-of-the-Box Boxes In 1964, these first-aid kits, specialized for snake injuries, hit the market.
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This waterproof kit was designed for boats and included medications for seasickness and heat exhaustion, as well as a plastic tube meant to revive victims of drowning.
This compact version was perfect for the person hit with a case of wanderlust.
יער: קּור ְצן פּון ְפ ִר ֶ ִאין ְ ַאר ֶּבעט ָאּפגֶ עזָ אגְ ט פּון ִדי ְ וערט ְ ֶע ִריק וֶ ְ עקט צּוליּב ֶדעם וָ ואס ֶער ָהאט ַאנְ ֶד ְ ִ ייען ֶדעם ְׁשוִ וינְ ְדל ַפאר ִדי ִא ְידןִ .מיר גֵ ֶ ייט ְׁש ַלאנְ ד. ַאכ ִציג יָ ארִ ,אין ַד ְ צּוריק ְ עצט ִ יֶ ְ
אּבינֶ ערִ .מיט וָ ואס יָ אַ ,ר ִ על ְפן? ֶקען ִאיְך ַאייְך ֶה ְ
עמען ִמיר ַא קֹורט נֶ ֶ ִמיט ֶהער ְ עס ֶטע ָאּבער ֶעס ִאיז ִדי ֶּב ְ יקעֶ , ִריזִ ֶ עלף עפערֶ ,ה ְ אׁש ֶ יקע ַפאר אּונְ זַּ .ב ֶ ִריזִ ֶ ּתֹורה! יטן ֵס ֶפר ָ ִמיר אּון ִהיט אּונְ ז ִמ ְ
ִדי ֶרעגִ ירּונְ ג קֹורט. ייּבט אּונְ זְ , אר ְט ַר ְ ַפ ְ
יׁשט ַמיין זּון. נִ ְ
וֶ וער ֶדען? ַאייְך ייּבט ִמיר, אטעוֶ וען? גְ ֵל ְ ַר ֶ יׁשט. ִאיְך ֶקען נִ ְ
ערן, ֶעס טּוט ִמיר ַלייד צּו ֶה ְ עקּומען ֶ יׁשט גֶ ָאּבער ִּביזְ ט ָדאְך נִ ְ ֶ טֹויׁשן ֶדעם ְ אכן ִאיְך זָ אל זֵ יי ַמ ְ אׁשלּוס... ַּב ְ
אל ְסט ִאיְך וִ ויל דּו זָ ְ אטעוֶ וען. ֶעס ַר ֶ
ּתֹורה? ֵס ֶפר ָ
ּתֹורה אּבן ַא ֵס ֶפר ָ יָ אִ ,מיר ָה ְ ירּוׁשה ַּביי אּונְ ז ַאר ֶיּבער ִּב ָ וָ ואס ִאיז ִ ַאסאְך דֹורֹות. אמ ְיליֶ ע ׁשֹוין ַ ִאין ִדי ַפ ִ
יׁשטֶ .מען וֶ ועם? ַדיין זּון? ִאיְך ֶקען נִ ְ ַאלע ַה ְרגֶ 'ענֶ ען! אּפן אּון ֶ וֶ ועט אּונְ ז ַכ ְ יׁשט ַאזַ א זַ אְך. ֶּבעט ִמיר נִ ְ
ּתֹורה. ֶדעם ֵס ֶפר ָ
אּון נָ אְך ֶע ֶּפעס .וֶ וער ֶעס ִהיט ּתֹורה ,טּוט ִדי אֹויפן ֵס ֶפר ָ ְ יטן אֹויף ִאים. ּתֹורה ִה ְ ֵס ֶפר ָ אר ְפ ְסט אּון אֹויְך דּו ַד ְ ָדאְך ַא ְׁש ִמ ָירה ִאין ִדי אל ֶטענֶ ע ִמ ְל ָח ָמה... אר ָׁש ְ ַפ ְ
אל ְטן אֹויּב ִּביזְ טּו ַמ ְס ִּכים ֶעס צּו ַה ְ ייטל ייע ֶרע ֵק ְ ַּביי ִדיר וֶ ועל ִאיְך ִדיר גִ ְיּבן ַא ַט ֶ אלאנְ גְ ט ַפאר יַאמאנְ ְטן וָ ואס ָהאט ַּב ַ ִמיט ִד ַ יה ַה ָׁשלֹום. ַמיין ְפרֹויָ ,ע ֶל ָ
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ייט ְׁש ַלאנְ ד יער ,תרצ"חַ ,ד ְ ַאכ ִציג יָ אר ְפ ִר ֶ ְ
אּבן ייט ְׁשן ָה ְ פּון וֶ וען ִדי ַד ְ אמי ,גְ ֵלייּב עה ְרגֶ 'ט ַמ ִ גֶ ַ יׁשט ִדי ְר ָׁש ִעים. ִאיְך ׁשֹוין נִ ְ
אטי, ַט ִ ארוָ ואס ִּביזְ טּו ַפ ְ ַאזֹוי ְּב ַלאס?
גּוטן. ַא ְ
וָ ואס ִאיז עׁשען? עצט גֶ ֶ יֶ ְ
אטן ִאין ִדי אק ְ ֶעס ֶהענְ גְ ט ְּפ ַל ַ ארגְ ן ִפ ְירט ֶמען אּונְ ז אסןָ .מ ְ גַ ְ ָארט. ערע" ְ עס ֶ "ּב ֶ ַאר ֶיּבער צּו ַא ֶ ִ
ועלן זִ יְך נָ אְך ַאן ֵע ָצה אּונְ ז וֶ ְ יטן ָאּבער וָ ואס וֶ ועט זַ יין ִמ ְ עּבןֶ , גֶ ְ ּתֹורה? ֵס ֶפר ָ וייסט ָדאְך וָ ואס ִדי ְר ָׁש ִעים דּו וֵ ְ ייליגֶ ע זַ אְך. עדע ֵה ִ טּוען צּו יֶ ֶ ֶ
ָארט? עס ֶטע ְ ִדי ֶּב ְ עֹולם ָה ֱא ֶמת? ָ
וָ ואס טּוט אקע? ֶמען ַט ֶ
ִאיְך ָהאּב ַאזֹוי מֹורא... ָ
ִאיְך ֵמיין ַאז ֶמען זָ אל ֶעס אל ְטן ַּביי אה ְ רּוּב ְירן צּו ַּב ַ ְּפ ִ ָאּבער ַּביי וֶ ועם? ֵאיינֶ עםֶ ,
ֶא ְפ ֶׁשר ַּביי גּונְ ֶטער? ערגִ ְיּבן. אלד ִא ֶיּב ְ גּונְ ֶטער וֶ ועט ֶעס ַּב ְ ייׁש ֵטיין ִדי נִ ָסיֹון פּון ִדי יׁשט ַּב ְ ֶער וֶ ועט נִ ְ ַּבאלֹוינּונְ ג וָ ואס זֵ יי זָ אגְ ן צּו ...וֶ וער יָ א? ִאיְך יׁשט ֵקיינֶ עם! ָהאּב נִ ְ
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BOGGLE WINNER An Ice Cream House gift card will be mailed to your address.
Family name: Steuer, 718-xxx-7966 Name of winner: Ruchy Amount of points: 45 Names of competing players: Aidy Some words only the winner found: enable, hovel, mental, shovel The longest word found on the board: landscape A new word learned from the board: dole
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An Ice Cream House gift card will be mailed to your address.
Family name: Weinstock, 718-xxx-3912
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Name of winner: Mommy Amount of points: 38
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Names of competing players: Bashy Some words only the winner found: hand, page, shovel, time, went
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The longest word found on the board: shovel A new word learned from the board: pent Last week’s nine-letter word: landscape
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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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.
Chaya Gitty Gluck, 9, Tomer Devora
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Gitty Berman, 8, Bais Bracha
Chany Ausch, 12
Chany Rubin, 10, Satmar
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:_________________________________________________________________________________
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See what Brooklyn kids can do!
Joseph Boys, אלטע היים
Y. and C. Rosman, swing
C. and G. Schwimmer
Avrohm Hersh Kornitzer
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Chaim Duvid and Mordcha Joseph, swimming pool
Meyer Kleinman, 8
Moshe Hershy Wieder
Avrumy Schwamenfeld
Menachem and Zalmie Lowy, model of 14th Ave. Hatzolah garage
Family Reiner
Gestetner Sisters, doll highchair
Bruchy Eckstein, 9
Dov B., Reuven C. and Levy Y. Breier
44th Street Crew!
Chana, Sarala, Dovi Weinreb, tie-dye!
Srul Lieber, 6, doll on bike
Schweid Family
Duvid Lobl, 8
C.S. Schweid, 4
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Shalsheles Girls - Second Grade!
Isaac, Nesanel and Yitty Monheit
Menachem Dovid Sandorfy, 4
Duvi Koplowitz, 7
Duvi Koplowitz, 7
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Mendy and Zlaty Berkowitz, police station
Shimon Goldberger
Mendel Gottdenger, 8, Masechta Sukkah Project
Yitty Gottdenger
Goldy and Chany Grunberger, beds
Shloimy and Mordcha Roth, 6, 4
Faigy Deutsch, 5
Moshe and Shaya Amrom Kohn
Family Reichman, hoverboard with helmet
Yossi Gottdenger, 6
Hershy Glauber, big building
Y. and C. Rosman, 4, 2, road with cars
Minky and Yitzy Berkowitz
Meilech Leibovitz, 6
Naftuli Friedman, 10, Jixelz puppy
Moishy and Ruchela Silberstein
Shmuel and Moshe Grossman, 5, 3
Avrumala Goldfinger, 3
Burech Mandel
David and Sury Meyer, 3, 5
Freidy Singer, 4
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Classifieds FOR SALE 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 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 AVOCADO OIL Chosen foods Avocado oil 67.6 oz bottle for only 21.95. Free delivery. 347 754 4669 BLACK MATERNITY DRESS for every day. New with tags still on. Size M. 7182086083 CANON CAMERAS second hand, in excellent condition @affordable prices!! Most models in stock! No warranty. Shipping $5. 500 sold!! 917.789.3380 SD CARDS All sizes! Lowest prices in town! Canon/Nikon 18x55 lens-$49. Micro SD128-$30. (Willi) 929.420.0298 or 718.722.7664
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 TEACHER’S FILE Fabulous computerized file American history and English upper elemen call 3472634207
BUGABOO CAMELEON 3 Gray Limited Edition. Black frame including bassinet seat.rain cover $450. Call/ text 347-714-3163 VALCO DOUBLE STROLLER almost new, excellent condition. 450$. rain cover included. please call 646617-6832
SUKKAH DEPOT 8’x 10’ Panel sukkah $900. 929-464-8333 2 33’’BEDFRAMES with mattresses. 7188543861
UPPABABY BASSINET STAND (gr8 for sm bdrm) brand new cond. orig $150 selling for $100. call 718 851 0368
COAT FOR SALE black with white fur on hood, orangemom ali express, approximately size 2-3. Brand new. $45. Call/text: 347-799-5909
MEN’S VALET STAND Very lightly used, great condition, $100 value for $25. Call 347-675-4137
ATT SHEITEL MACHERS guardian wig oven and styling chair in great condition to sell for good price call:732-962-6227
NUNA STROLLER Carriage with great features value $450 selling for $250 barely used 1347-768-3690
BLACK VENETTINI SHOES brand new summer shoes size 34. best offer. pls text 347-513-9548.
BUGABOO with extendable canopy almost brand new condition 718-809-9707
MARKS AND SPENCER UNIFORM Pinafore style uniform Size 11-12 to sell. Call 7183875258.
BB LIGHTING CHANDELIER Stunning heavy crystal and gold chandelier. Text 917-2798223 for info and pictures. Originally $4000.00. No reasonable offer refused.
SUPPORT PANTYHOSE 20-30 beige size petite Medi duomed; also Preggers maternity. Exc price. Call 347-581-8056
BUSINESS FOR SALE Profitable retail buss for sale, Boro Park. Creativity needed. Serious inquiries only. 9178939196 NEOCATE BABY FORMULA now avail. $25 a can, call 347.369.4886 (we also pick up Ur extra’s for a good price).
ESCADA PERFUME for cost price!!! Bonus size bottle! Two left! Call for more details:929-276-2404 BUGABOO FOX hardly used. Brand new condition. $950 negotiable call: 917 373 2079
BUGABOO CANOPY Brand new. Compatible with fox and Cameleon carriages. Sky blue color. $60. Call 718871-0705
MOUNTAIN BUGGY DUET 2015. Used condition $185. Please whatsapp/text 3479271223
NEW SYNTHETIC SHEITELS Selling a few brand new, high quality synthetic sheitels, from a salon that closed. $35 each. Please call 718 692-4187.
POM POM COMFORTER SET Twin 2 piece multicolor - pillowfort Call/ text: 929209-0777
SONY STEREO SYSTEM Excellent condition. 3 sound amplifiers. $250 or best offer. Whatsapp/ text 3479271223
TASTER’S CHOICE Nescafe Coffee 14 oz bottle for only 12.50. Free delivery. 347 754 4669
MOUNTAIN BUGGY DUET twin carriage in great condition for $275. 347-6134569
HUFFY BIKE Brand new in box. 12” Sea Star Girls’ Bike, Pink $38. Call/ text: 929-209-0777
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BUGABOO BAR brand new for 30$. 646-6176832
DINING ROOM FURNITURE China Closet, Table, 8 chairs and 2 bookcases selling due to move 9178917639 ITALIAN MASTER BEDROOM SET. 15 yr old Beautiful Condition with some chips. Orig Price $8,000, selling for $1575. Call/text 347-524-9899 MOVING SALE Dinette table 4 chairs. Stovetop. Custom Coat & briefcase closets. Air conditioners. 718-269-9378 MASTER BEDROOM SET perf. for guest rm / bungalow $2K pics avail. email 8510368@gmail.com / call 718 851 0368 lv msg SEFORIM SHANK 2 double units from Ultimate design. Selling due to moving. $1,000 each. Best offer accepted. Call or text 347.352.1213 FURNITURE FOR SALE Breakfront $1,500, Table and chairs $1,500. 10 years old. Selling due to moving. Best offer accepted. Call or text 347.352.1213
BREAKFRONT Classic, timeless piece in very good condition, walnut color. No reasonable offer refused. Please call (917)246-8890. CONSOLE MODERN TABLE Black. for great price call 732962-6227 FURNITURE FOR SALE in like new condition due to moving. Pic available call / txt 347-534-6184 MASTER BEDROOM FURNITURE from accentuations. Selling due to move. 3479465185 txt or leave a msg. 4 DOOR BREAKFRONT timeless italian. selling due to move. orig. $5000 selling for $850 call/text 347-6785306
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 FURNISHED APT 17 and 61 sep ent btfl bsmt 1 bdrm wd ac windows bright for choson kallah call 7182595435 1 BDRM FURNISHED APT 10/47 Private front entrance W/D . Ideal for Chosson/ kallah . $1100.00. 631-7804038. lve msg CONDO FOR SALE 1560 sq ft condo. 3rd fl. Brand new. High 50’s, Low taxes. Call 347-927-4601 or email ymlrealty@gmail.com
FREE LISTINGS! FREE new way to list/ find your residential/ commercial listing. Real time updates. Check it out at BrooklynEZrentals.com. 1 BDRM FURNISHED APT 11/52 bsmnt 347 760 5924 2 BEDROOM BSMT APT 55-13th ave. Ideal for Chosson Kallah. Newly renovated. New kitchen. New furniture. W/D, G/E included. 718-2599244 2 BEDROOM APT NEW Williamsburg: VERNON MARCY: NICE 2 bed. kitchen dining room windows in all +PLACE FOR sukkah, $1800 718975-2000
Tremendous Opportunity in Boro Park! Are you in a sales position and earning 100K?
Let us show you how to earn 500K!! Join The Mint Capital as a “Loan Officer”. With rates this low, it’s a no-brainer!! No mortgage experience is required! We provide full mortgage and sales training.
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FURNISHED APT 18/55. one bedroom kitchen dinette w/d c/a 3474466114 CENTER HALL COLONIAL Olympia Lane, Monsey. 7 bedrooms (2 en-suite) 9’ ceilings .58 acres. MIC. Owner: 845-369-3384/ 845598-2822 CONDO FOR SALE 12th Ave, High 40s Brand New 1400 Sq Ft Call 347-9274601 Email ymlrealty@gmail. com BUNGALOW FOR SALE In Swan Lake 2 Bedroom, 1.5 Bathroom, tremendous screen porch, kitchen, Dinette, heated pool. call 9178410923 HOUSE FOR SALE Move right in. Large backyard with swing set. Yiddish neighbors. 2326 62 street . Asking 980,000. Call or text 347-721-5093 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
IMMEDIATE OPENING
BOOKKEEPER WANTED BORO PARK • Organized, detail oriented • Bookkeeping knowledge preferred • Excellent work environment • Competitive salary & benefits • Will train Please send resume, Att. Bookkeeping Dept.
jobs@yeled.org Or fax resume to:
718.686.2498
YVY is an EOE
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Classifieds WAREHOUSE FOR LEASE NEW WILLIAMSBURG: 2500- 5000sf. nice warehouse for lease 14 feet ceiling big gate 718 593-7171 OFFICE FOR LEASE Williamsburg: HI END 2002500sf. BAS.on Bedford Park ave. also Available 1 BIG Store 3300-3700s office/Retailf. CALL 718 593-7171 STORE IN WILLIAMSBURG STORE 4 LEASE, Marcy Myrtle 1300sf, MYRTLE CORNER 1500sf. (can be divide.), Dekalb Skillman 1600sf.+bas FOOD OK, 718 975-2000 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 YOM TOV RENTAL Luxury home on gorgeous property linen/towels/ minyan/mikva available for Yom Tov. Highland Mills area. 1-845-928-0707 MONSEY SHABBOS RENTAL Beautiful house in Monsey with huge porch and nice grounds to rent for Shabbosim. Call 845-4267846 BASEMENT FOR RENT Approx 1900 sf. Build to suit. Good for business/medical office/storefront. Call 646357-1158 LEAVING THE COUNTRY EARLY? Looking to rent a 4 bedroom summer home/nice bungalow at reasonable rate. August 20-30 preferred. Pls call 718-437-5375 WAREHOUSE FOR RENT East Flatbush 5,000 sf. warehouse, 14 ft. ceiling Meyers R.E. 718.435.4378
HELP WANTED BOOKKEEPER WANTED Well established Mosid in boro park seeking full time bookkeeper. Please email resumes5780@gmail.com TEACHER Head Start looking to hire Associate Teacher. High School Diploma. Will train. Call: 718-963-1212 X2149 or email brosenfeld2@ykypupa. org PRESCHOOL TEACHER Looking for a preschool Morah for the 20-21 school year. Experience necessary. Option to bring your infant or preschool child along. Please email leah@flchabad.com. HELP WANTED Looking to hire full time coteacher for an early headstart in boro park. Great environment! No degree required. With CDA a plus! Please call (917) 740-7587 UPK POSITION available in BP for experienced individual. Masters a must. Excellent Salary! Email resume: upkopening@gmail.com 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 QUICKBOOKS WORKER Seeking an employee with at least 2 years of experience in QuickBooks. Willing to pay what it takes! 3474219345
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DRIVER Coach bus driver with exp. live in Brooklyn, full week, from 3:00 PM till 1:00 AM. Email: coachbus@gmail.com BP PRESCHOOL seeking rotating assistant for afternoon. Perfect for half-day seminary student! Great salary. Call and lv message:347-452-6440 TEACHER ASSISTANT F\T or P\T female boys preschool, BP. Yiddish speaking a must. Email resume receptionist@bybz.org TEACHER Chassidish girls preschool in SI seeking full day teachers. Yiddish speaking a must. Experienced only fax resume to 646-843-7622. FEMALE SECRETARY F/T Good Phone & Computer skills able to multitask no experience necessary will train. Please email resume to info@unitedsalesusa.com GRAPHIC ARTIST Seeking a creative graphic designer for a growing e-commerce business in Brooklyn. Full time preferred. Great pay for the right individual. Email resume and portfolio jobopening138@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 TEACHER WANTED Seeking a certified teacher for a special ed school located in Flatbush. Small class sizes. Excellent training. Resumes@yadyisroelschool. org
SECRETARY Boro Park Yeshiva, full time, good phone skills, organized, responsible, high school graduate. email resumeyeshiva@gmail.com YESHIVAH OFFICE seeks Female English Secretary, Mon - Thur 3:00 6:00 and Sunday. Proficient in Word, Excel and some graphics. mgoldner11218@ gmail.com P/T SCHOOL SECRETARY 1:30-6:00 Must have graphic skills and take charge personality. email resume: elcagencyinc@gmail.com 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 HOME BUSINESS Looking for a source of extra income? Build a successful business from home. No risk involved. For details call 7188515156. JOB RESUMES Need a great resume? Resumes are what we do! Dozens of satisfied customers. Reasonable rates. Fast turnaround. Call/ text 845-554-5778-email resumakerpro@gmail.com. TEACHERS WANTED Earth Science/Geometry/ Shalsheles High 718-951-9457 917-836-1079 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Seeking female secretary who enjoys tech. Willing to pay what it takes for the right candidate. No experience Necessary. 3474219345
Children Learn and Achieve Progress
JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking to hire a transportation secretary. Must be able to multitask, Quick learner, good potential, will train. Email resume joboffer11218@gmail. com IN HOUSE SALESWOMEN Must have experience with sales and be very comfortable on the phone. Experience in the fields of Chinuch or books a plus Email resume: office@ menuchaclassrooms.com F/T SECRETARY Frum office in BP Must be computer savvy and have great phone skills. Email resume: office@ menuchaclassrooms.com HELP WANTED Seeking Male/Female teachers for a special education school. Pm hours. Great Salary and working environment. Masters required. Email specialedprogram2021@ gmail.com WORK FROM HOME! Forever Living is expanding its team. We help you build your own business with lots of potential for growth. Must be motivated. Call/text 347369-7385 INTAKE COORDINATOR with office experience, mature candidate for immediate hire. Needs to have a passion for helping others. F/T only. Great work environment and benefits. Send resume: Dfreund@ Comforthealthny.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
GENERAL STUDIES TEACHING POSITION AT HADRAN ACADEMY Become an education pioneer at one of the finest Yeshivas in the world. Applicants must have a Master’s degree in Education, or be currently enrolled in an qualifying Master’s program. All of our mechanchim have a passion for teaching and are willing to adapt to new and innovative ideas. Email your resume and cover letter to: hire@hadranacademy.org 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.
CLAP by Encore is hiring integrated classroom leaders
CLAP is an innovative education program designed to help special education students thrive. Be a part of our mission while earning a competitive salary in a rewarding, supportive atmosphere. Applicants must have a Master’s degree in Special Education with previous experience as a classroom teacher in addition to good work ethic and collaboration skills.
Email your resume and cover letter to: clap@encoresupport.org
BABYSITTING HEIMISHE BABYSITTER available on 45st btw 9&10Ave. Drop in, daily, and overnight welcome! Mrs Roth @9178818810 PLAYDOUGH PLAYGROUP Small group. Experienced teachers. Marcy/ Hooper. Educational activities & crafts. Call us @3475289339/ 7185760773 BABYSITTER Experienced, warm, loving Babysitter currently located 15/52. Small Group. 929-2725483 EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Responsible, reliable. Avail nights, late nights etc.. Reasonable rates! Refs. avail. Serious inquiries ONLY! Call\ txt (347) 816-6406. BABYSITTING Att: School Staff, still searching for the best babysitter? 15th / 60th area, YOUR days & hours. 718-9719779 E: lamdeini.teachme@ gmail.com
GREAT JOB OPPORTUNITY
Headstart Teachers in Staten Island • Loves working with children • Credentials • Qualified teachers • Yiddish speaking Please email resume, Att. 835 Forest Hill Rd.
jobs@yeled.org Or fax resume to:
718.686.2498
YVY is an EOE
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Classifieds 15-23 MONTH TODDLER GROUP Is your toddler a little explorer? TOT SPOT, Stimulating program, small group size,Yidd & English, 19 & 52, 9-3 Extended hrs avail 646-469-6612 www.totspot. info
SERVICES GRAPHOLOGY “Gain clarity and guidance”. Send in your handwriting/ drawing for a full analysis. Geared for adults and children 845.642.3213 ECZEMA RELIEF Try our all natural solution and get rid of it once and for all!! Call/text347-461-2774 SKIN CARE Edith of Ave. X natural skin care products now available in B.P. Call/text 718-812-6307 NATURAL SKINCARE Cleansers, moisturizers, soaps ,and more for all skin types, anti aging, acne treatment ,for healthy, beautiful skin!! Call/text 347461-2774 GOOD BYE MOLLUSCUM Finally! A guaranteed solution to get rid of molluscum! Try the natural cream today!! Call/Text: 718675-6235 REFLEXOLOGIST For women & children 347786-0810 SKIN CURE The cream that cured hundreds of rashes, diaper rashes...and skin irritations!! Limited Supply Call 13475856007 ACNE CARE Finally! A toxins free solution that really works. Money back guaranteed! Call/text 347 598 2874
YIDDISH COURSE from the comfort of your home. Sign up now for our tele-course. 718-435-4616 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 VILOIN LESSONS All levels. All ages. Private violin lessons for girls. Call 929 289 1222 KRIAH Is your child struggling with accuracy or fluency.? Experienced Resource Room teacher can help. References available. 7184353672 TUTOR AVAILABLE Did your child fall behind academically because of corona ? Was it hard to keep up through zoom ? Tutor available. Many yrs experience specializes in math and reading . Boro park call/text 845-587-1687 COLLEGE MATH NYSTCE for Masters in Education, CLEP, College Algebra, Pre-calculus, Calculus, Statistics, and more...Private or group. Mrs. Friedman 917-570-8591 718436-4489 PIANO/ KEYBOARD LESSONS Give your child their dream for a good price!Call 347-4618407 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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MAKEUP BY RAIZY Natural, professional makeup for all your Simchas. Book 3 faces get 4th free. 347 243 9347. MATH TUTOR HS Common core- Algebra1, Geometry, Algebra2. Attention incoming 9th graders: switching into a regents school? Call Mrs. Friedman 917-570-8591/718436-4489 SONG LYRICS school performances, wedding songs, etc, English and Yiddish. Poems, web copy, and other writing services. breindythebest@ gmail.com Text 929-214-8827 SUMMER FUN Big Moonwalk to rent! Lots of fun for all ages! Can take up to 600 lbs. Call 7184351464 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 PERSONALIZED CANDLES We have all colors and shaped candles with option of imprinting your personal message or logo call 845263-0171 CPA SERVICES Are you drowning in personal or business tax filings? WE CAN HELP YOU ! For individualized service email: myaroslawitzcpa@ gmail.com
ATTENTION WORKERS Join thousands by getting the Doeihu Daily email - halochos applying to workplaces. Subscribe by email: info@doeihu.org or www.doeihu.org KALLAH SHOPPING LIST Itemized list very detailed makes kallah shopping calmer and organized. 1347534-6184 EAR PIERCING Top quality earrings for all ages. Centrally located off 13th Ave. House calls available. Call/Text 718-6079812 GARTEL FRINGES We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach. Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693 4920 or 7184357644 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 PROFESSIONAL HAIR CUTS in the heart of bp. Great prices! call 917 696 3828
ELIGIBLE FOR SSI? Need help applying? 3478026368
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
BACHELORS DEGREE Are you working towards your bachelors degree? testing now available upstate! Pls lve msg or txt to 13478750341
PERSONALIZE YOUR GIFTS Make your gifts unique and special with our personalized vinyl. Great service and prices. Call 7189163507 DOONA FOR RENT Please call 7182086083 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 ALBUMS we specialize in albums,wallarts and anything you might need. well priced. 917-566-6343 THE HANDYFIX Handiwork by the hour. For service with a smile call Yossi @ (718) 600-4659 PHOTOGRAPHY Outdoor family portraits at affordable prices please call 347 813 0254. Lve msg KRIAH TUTOR Experienced tutor to help your child learn to read w/o dread! $40 per session. Call/ text 347-628-8022 APEX COMMUNITY CLASSES FOR COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT (OPWDD) Music, art, writing, baking, tutoring, kriah, sand sessions, gardening, and more. Monroe 8457828885 MEDICARE SPECIALIST For all you Medicare Needs/ Questions call The Medicare Specialist 845-572-5012 PHOTO ALBUMS Turn your pictures into a story with a custom photo album by Booked! Photo shoot albums, engagement, wedding... Email: getyourphotosbooked@ gmail.com
NATURAL HEALING REFLUX? COLIC? DIGESTIVE ISSUES? Try our NATURAL SOLUTION, (great for any age.) money back guaranteed call/text 347 598 2874 PROFESSIONAL WRITING SERVICES Advertorials, articles, letters, speeches, emails, loshon kodesh-English translations. 718-690-1534. ybwritingservices@gmail. com. PUA UNEMPLOYMENT Need help getting money from pua unemployment? text 718-673-1740 HEALTH INSURANCE Health insurance and Medicare Supplement Plans. Please call 845-377-5836 or email bminsurancesales@ gmail.com BABY BRACELETS Beautiful selection handmade baby bracelets. Perfect baby gift! email : infolilcharms@gmail.com or text 3473490009 KRIAH TUTOR Certified Kriah-Kesiva Specialist available to work with your child using a multisensory approach after school or Sundays few slots left 347803-5291 CUSTOM ALBUMS starting from $150! call/text 718.755.4365 DRIVER AVAILABLE many years exp. avail to do long distance trips w/ brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469 BEST-YESHIVA סדר לימוד.כולל לבחורים תורה פעמיים בכל יום בדרך כבוד בהשגחת המרא דאתרא Call: שליט”א ומשגיח תמידי שיעורים718-GIBOR-OR נפלאים
MALE INSTRUCTORS TITLE 1 Seeking experienced male instructors to teach Literacy and Math to small groups for several hours a day in the afternoon at a Heimishe Yeshiva in Boro Park. Yeshiva Degree/BTL or BA required. Excellent pay. Call/Text:
718.669.0932 Or email:
6690932@gmail.com
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Classifieds NEED INSURANCE? We have great rates on Homeowners, renters, and auto insurance! To find out more, Please call 718-387-5151 SARNO COACH One on one for women. Helping you free yourself from pain in one session. 917830-3807 DIABETES Reverse diabetes, IBS, osteoporosis and many other bone/muscle related pain. 30 day moneyback satisfaction guarantee. Call/text 347-3697385, see results! TUTORING HELP Experienced tutor avail for 1st/2nd graders in reading, writing and math. Call/text Saralah at 917-968-1290 for more info. PROFESSIONAL EAR PIERCING child-friendly atmosphere. Specializing in newborns and babies. All earrings are hypoallergenic. Beautiful selection. 347-860-5137 FLOWER REED DIFFUSER The perfect gift for teachers, therapists and family etc. Special car size also available. Call 347 675 3443 WOOD REPAIR We refurbish, repair wood. Give it the facelift of ‘2020. Competitive pricing & Svc. Commercial, Residential, & Shuls. Txt 212-991-8548. AUTO INSURANCE Are you a first time Vehicle owner? Give us a call to inquire about our great rates! 347-391-1775 HAIR & WIG at reasonable price!! Please Call 347-930-9611 AVON TICK SPRAY $25.00 call or text: 718-9308693
RESUME WRITER Applying for a job? Get your resume done by an expert for best results. Call 347-564-4725 TEEN HOTLINE! Attention girls grades 7-10! Call the Chizuk Hatefillah Hotline for inspiration on tefillah, to hear about teleconferences! PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Upsherin, family, baby, individual. Call today to book your summer photoshoot! Great Prices! 929-210-1643 or email: snapshotsbyesty@ gmail.com WHOLESALE FISH for the Public. Salmon Fillet $5.99 per lb. Call: 347.275.5408 TOOTHPASTE WHITENING see results in just one week Fluoride free. Call 718-851-5156 ORGANIZE BY HINDY Great summer project! Organize your home/office. Refresh your place, gain more space. Intro price $45 an hour. Call/ text 347-461-7330 BEAUTIFUL LABELS For all your party needs! $25 for 72 labels, $35 for 108 labels. call/text 718.755.4365 or visit https://stgaphics. wixsite.com/esti PROFESSIONAL HAIR STYLING reasonable price. Evening appointments and house calls available. 12 ave & mid 40. book now 3472435168 HAIRCUTS & STYLES In Willi- Bed./Lynch area. Reasonable price. Call 347731-0891 HAIR STYLING Late afternoon, evening hours and Sundays. Well Priced 347-585-5830
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ODDS & ENDS RARE OPPORTUNITY For just $200 you can sponsor benchers for a local hall in the memory of a loved one. 646-874-4342 SELL YOUR TICHEL We sell on consignment previously owned, authentic, designer silk scarves (other items also) Monsey- For more info call: 845-521-6871 SELL YOUR SHEITEL Is your Human Hair Sheitel collecting dust? Sell it with us. Monsey Location- For more info call : 845-521-6871 GITTA DEAL Looking to buy or sell any items? You can email or whatsapp us at: Gittadeal@ gmail.com 3472010287 KIVREI TZADDIKIM TOURS Inspiring and educational kivrei tzaddikim tours available for schools, shuls, groups. Led by Hamodia columnist Rabbi Yosef Gesser. Ygesser@gmail.com, 718-690-1534 KANGOO FUN Attention teens and working girls: join us for a smashing kangoo experience, with heimish music in chassidish atmosphere. Call 718.781.1499 BAL TEFILLAH NEEDED Looking for bal shachris or mussaf for yamim noraim outdoor canopy safe minyan for (Elderly)in flatbush high E 20’S ave J call 718 306 4560
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KOSHER WAZE DEVICES available for short term. Minimum charge. 929-3247021. DOONA GEMACH For a short short period of time(or medical need). 260-DOONAZ3 (260-3666293) SIMCHA GEMACH White cubbies for miniatures,white ceramic square and round cake stands and more.לע”נ ברוך בן -536-1742 917 משה דוד. 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. 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 KALLAH CAPE GEMACH Brand new luxurious white fur capes for Chuppah. 718 633 - 8261 BP BABY GEMACH Carseats, snap n go strollers, pack n play & white bassinets for newborns 718-854-6829 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
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PACK N PLAY gemach (BP) Please call in the evening 718-851-1017
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BLUSH/PINK GOWN for rent. Size 6. Worn once. Text: 347-546-1838 UNIQUE BLUE & WHITE DRESS sz 2 for tenaim/sis of bride, blk & peach cocktail length dress sz 2. Call/txt 347-2634207 BLACK & WHITE VELVET Maternity Size 4-6 sister of the bride slenderizing gown for sale 917-601-6096 PINK GOWN Size 2-4. Please call 347 262 5464.
KALLAH ACCESSORIES Large selection of: Crowns, Veils, Dektich, Trains, Shoes & Petticoats for minimal fee. By apt only. BP. 718-551-8714
D. DEUTCH BLK & WHITE Size 8-10 for sister of the bride/own tnoyim for sale. 929-287-2135
REFLECTOR BELTS be seen! be safe! wear a reflector belt . 718-853-4966
MATERNITY GOWN custom made gown for rent. Size 6-8 Call or text 3474431862
SM. SIMCHA / EVENT GEMACH projector/ laptop/ speakers for your small event, gathering or simcha. min. fee. proceeds to tzedaka call 845-587-2427 lv msg.
DRESSES & GOWNS KLEINFELD BRIDAL For sale size 4. 347 262 5464.
BLACK & BLUE GOWN Sister of bride. custom made, for 4-6 year old. $150. call/ text 7189264773 CUSTOM BLACK GOWN size 2-4 for rent. Pls only call 347-534-6810 BLACK/WHITE custom slenderizing gown size 16-18. call 917-405-0987
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EXQUISITE PEACH DRESS for own tenoyim or sis of bride to rent or sell sz 2-4: 347-786-2330
BLACK TULLE GOWN sis of the bride with colored studded design for rent. size 4/6. CALL 3474553195
RAQUEL DRESS White lace dress. Size 4. worn once. great price. call/ text 929-920-4246
PREMATERNITY BLACK/WHITE gown size 4 for sale. Worn once. Call/text 7186373149.
MECHTENISTE DRESS pre-maternity/maternity dress size small for sale. call 718-218-8702.
BLACK/WHITE MATERNITY GOWN with Italian Beading. Very Slenderizing Size 16. Great Price. Call/Text 917-635-4614
PESSY LEW black & white dress with scallops size 4-6 for great price! Call:929-276-2404
DESIGNER BLACK DRESS for rent. Size 4. $550. Please text for pic 347-509-8044.
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.
PINK GOWNS Ladies size 2/4. Teen size 4/6. Kids size 6,8,10. black lace & velvet, teen 4/6, kids 8 & 10. 718-871-1688
DESIGNER GOWN pink w/gold size 0-2. 1917804-5994 2 OFF WHITE/ GOLD GOWNS size 0-2 and 2-4.please call 347 423 0333. EXQUISITE BLUE GOWN Worn once. Size 0-2. Call 718-871-0705 3 LIGHT BLUE GOWNS sizes 4, 6 and 8 call 917544-2451 OFF WHITE MATERNITY GOWN with beading for sale. Size S. Call/text 347-578-5530
HARFENES CHILDRENS GOWN Black, gold, and white. Approximately size 7. Call: 845-356-9824 Text only: 347-668-1083 5 PINK GIRLS GOWNS Sis of bride sizes 6-14. Text: 718-930-7913. CUSTOM BLACK & BLUE GOWN Adorable gown for 3-6 year old worn once, giveaway price! pls call/ text 7189264773
LOST Pearl earring with white gold around it. Lost before Sukkos time. 347-581-8056 Diamond earring Shabbos P’ Va’eira Bet 14th-16th ave, 43rd-50th st 347-5760971
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Carriage Plastic 13&47. 718-438-3195 purple camera on 42 st b/w 14 and 15th Ave 718 436 2726 Gold/diamond earring on 49th street between 15 & 16 (7/20). If lost please call 347.731.7364 empty black wallet in medicine chest bag in 18th ave park Aug 9th. 347-3852959
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2 SIS OF BRIDE GOWNS blush and black gowns size 0-2 (14 children) & 4-6 ladies, worn once. Call/ text 646 267 7999.
Fuzzy baby blanket grey/ pink. 347.263.3036
Master bedroom set in beautiful condition due to move. Pickup from walk in level apartment. Call 347-432-9537
Black Bugaboo Baby Bag Before Pesach. 347-7862363
A shul is looking for a freezer lashem Mitzveh pls call 718-781-1359
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OSCAR DE LA RENTA Magnificent size 2 party dress for sale. Blue with silver beading. Elegant & Unique. Well priced. Call 718-435-5414
pink wallet on 13th Ave with cash. Call/text 718930-7913
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BLK AND WHITE DRESS current style sis of bride/own tenoyim. slenderizing size 10 rent$250/ sell$350 Call 347-554-0072
gold & diamond flower (center of a pendant), in the 13th ave high 40’s area. 718-644-9466.
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EXQUISITE BLACK/ GOLD DRESS size 16 $650 . 347-613-4569
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‡ויפן ווע‚ ˆום ˜‡נטרי אויב זאל מען זיך ארויסלאזן זוכן די ריכטיגע ווערטער אראפצולייגן די חילוק פון ”זוממער“ פאר פינף יאר צוריק ,און די לעצטע פינף יאר, וועט מען נישט טרעפן אזוי גרינג דעם פאסיגן ווארט ,ווייל "רואיגקייט" איז ממש גארנישט ווען מען וויל מסביר זיין דעם דיפרענץ ,דער געפיל איז "א בארג אראפ פון קאפ“". מיר אלע עלטערן וואס אונזערע קינדער פאברענגן אין די דעי קעמפ'ס ,ווייט פון אונזער אויג ,בלייבן זיי פארט נאנט צו אונזער הארץ ,גייט נישט אריבער א שעה צוויי וואס עלטערן זאלן נישט געבן א קלער :וואס מאכט מיין שעפעלע? האט ער אלעס וואס ער /זי דארף? פארטראגט ער /זי זיך מיט די חברותא? האט גארנישט פאסירט צו אים /איר? .מיר קענען דאן נאר מתפלל זיין מיט א שטילע געבעט צום רבש"ע אז ער זאל אויסהיטן אונזערע קינדער פון יעדע פגע ומכשול ,און זיי זאלן אהיים קומען געזונטערהייט ברוחניות ובגשמיות.
פרעמדע ,מיט נישטערן אין זייערע אוצרות ,זיך גריבלען אין די מעלות און כשרונות וואס זייערע משפחה מיטגלידער זענען באשאנקען ,פרובירן אויסצוטרעפן די נומערן פון זייערע סעיווינג'ס ,און דערציילן בסוד פאר אנדערע דאס און יענץ וואס מען האט אנדעקט. דאס אלעס ברענגט א זארג פון ווערן אומשולדיג באטראפן פון אומפארגינערישע אויגן ,וואס דאס האט קיינמאל פאר קיינעם נישט געברענגט קיין גוט'ס ,נישט אויפ'ן באאבאכטער און רכילות טראגער ,און אודאי נישט אויף דעם וואס איז געווארן אפגעמאסטן פון פרעמדע בייזע אויגן ,דער אויסדרוקן "קעניינע הארע" וואס קומט מיט דעם ,האט נישט צופיל אראפגענומען פון דעם פראבלעם ,אדרבה ,אפשר גאר צוגעלייגט ,ווי צו זאגן :יא ס'איז דא אויף וואס די עין הרע זאל חל זיין...
‡ון פ‡ר ‚עˆיילטע וו‡כן וועט מען זוכ ‰זיין ˆו ‡ביסל מנוח˙ ‰נפ˘‡ ,נ˘עפן „עם ‚וף ‡ון „עם מח מיט פרי˘ע לופט ‡ון ‡ ˜יל ווינטל ,וו‡ס וועט ‡ונז ‡ריינ‚עבן ‡ "בוסט" פ‡ר „עם ‚‡נˆן י‡ר‡„ .ס ‡יז „י ‚ע˘מ‡˜ע חל˜ פון „י זוממער,
און וואס טוט זיך מיט די וואס פארן ארויס אין קאנטרי ,סיי די קינדער ,בחורים ,און אפילו די עלטערן ,מיט אמת'ע אויפגעהייטערטע געמיטער, אז ענדליך רייסט מען זיך אביסל ארויס פון דעם פארעיפוש'טן שטאט ,וואס די לופט איז פארדומפט ברוחניות ובגשמיות ,און פאר געציילטע וואכן וועט מען זוכה זיין צו אביסל מנוחת הנפש ,אנשעפן דעם גוף און דעם מח מיט פרישע לופט און א קיל ווינטל ,וואס וועט אונז אריינגעבן א "בוסט" פאר דעם גאנצן יאר.
און אויב שוין יא זיך זארגן איבער עין הרע ,וואס טוט זיך מיט אונזערע קינדערלעך, אלעמאל איז דער זוממער סעזאן א צייט פון פארמערטע אינצידענטן ,און וויפל פון זיי פאסירן מעגליך צוליב עין הרע וואס איז דא ,ווי נישט ווי ווערן די קינדער'ס כשרונות און מעלות ב"ה גאר שטארק ארויסגעברענגט אין קעמפ אויף אלע סארטן אופנים ,וואס אונזערע צדיקים'לעך טרעטן אויף אויף פלעי'ס און פארשטעלונגען ווי זיי קומען ארויס באמת געלונגען ,וואס דאס ברענגט זיי צו זיין מער אויסגעשטעלט צו עין הרע.
די אומבאקוועמע חלק וואס נוגט יא אביסל אין הארץ ,איז מיט וועמען גייען מיר זיך טרעפן? בעסער געפרעגט ,אין וועמענ'ס מויל גייען מיר זיך טרעפן? אויב במשך א גאנץ יאר האבן מיר נאך געקענט אויפבויען אביסל פריוואטקייט ,ווען דיקע ווענט טיילט אפ צווישן איין שכן אין דעם צווייטן ,און אלע אקטיוויטעיטן גייען אן צווישן פיר ווענט ,וואס וועט אבער זיין אין קאנטרי ווען די שוואכע מחיצות האלטן נישט קיין סודות ,און ווען מען זעצט זיך נאך ארויס אינאיינעם אין אלע סודות רינען ארויס ,דאס ברענגט פאר טייל מענטשן שווערע געפילן ,און נישט אזוי ווייט אז זייער נעגאטיווע זייט וועט ארויסקומען ,ווי דאס אז זייערע קישקעס וועלן אפערירט ווערן דורך
דא איז אריינגעקומען "עיני ישועה" אין בילד, ווען נאך א לאנגע תקופה וואס מענטשן זענען געקומען איבערקוקן זייערע נעמען נאך דעם זומער האט זיך ארויסגעשטעלט אז זיי האבן געהאט אויף זיך א שווערע עין הרע ,וואס האט זיי געברענגט ל"ע שאדן ,האט עיני ישועה פראקלאמירט דעם "שתצילנו" זומער פראגראם, ווייל פארוואס ווארטן ביז נאך זומער און דאן אראפנעמען דעם עין הרע ,ווען מען קען דאס פארהיטן דורך אפרייניגן די נעמען פאר זומער, און כסדר במשך דעם זומער האלטן אן עינא פקיחא דורך א שמירה מיוחדת אז ס'זאל זיך חלילה נישט אנכאפן אן עין הרע.
דאס איז די געשמאקע חלק פון די זוממער, לעומת זה קומט מיט דעם מיט אביסל אומגעווינטשנ'ס וואס מען ליידט דאס נאך דורך ווי נישט ווי ,שמוץ און בלאטע ,מייזן און אנדערע שרצים ,טלטול הדרך פאר יעדע קלייניגקייט, דאס אלעס גייט נאך מיט ,וואס איז דאס אנטקעגן א גאלאן פרישע לופט יעדע מינוט אין טאג?
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און דאס איז וואס מיר האבן ערווענט פריער אין דעם ארטיקל" ,א בארג אראפ פון קאפ" די זארג פון אריינפאלן אין מענטשנ'ס מויל וואס קען חלילה ברענגען שאדן וואס מען קען זיך נישט אויסהיטן ,און די דאגה פאר אונזערע טייערע קינדערלעך זאלן אהיימקומען געזונט ,איז אראפגענומען געווארן דורך עיני ישועה וואס מיט זייערע מקובל'דיגע מיטלען און סגולות בהסכמת גדולי הרבנים שליט"א האבן זיי איבערגענומען דעם גאנצן זארג ,און איר קענט זיין רואיג וויסנדיג אז בעז"ה אייערע קינדער וועלן האבן די פולסטע הנאה אין קעמפ ,אן דעם וואס איר זאלט אייך דארפן בכלל זארגן ,אז ס'זאל חלילה נישט פאסירן עפעס מיט זיי.
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דאס אלעס איז צושטאנד געקומען דורך דעם "שתצילנו" זומער פראגראם פון עיני ישועה, נישטא קיין בעסערע שמירה וואס איר קענט אייך מיטנעמען אויפן ראוד ,אין קאנטרי ,פאר אייערע קינדער אין קעמפ ,און מיט דעם קענט איר זיין אז איר האט געטון דאס בעסטע וואס איז אין אייערע הענט צו באשיצן אייערע קינדער ,און פון דא און ווייטער וועלן אייערע תפלות גרינג נתקבל ווערן בעז"ה וויבאלד די עיכובים פאר קבלת התפלה זענען אוועק גענומען געווארן ,ווי ס'איז באקאנט פון ספרים אז עין הרע האלט אפ די השפעות וואס איז באשערט פון הימל ,און בעז"ה וועט זיין ברוך אתה בבואך וברוך אתה בצאתך ,צאתכם ובואכם לחיים ולשלום בעזרת השם יתברך. זיך איינצושרייבן אין דעם "שתצילנו" זומער פראגראם רופט שוין עיני ישועה718.885.4455 :
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