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In the winter of 1664, Diego Vargas returned to Cairo with stories of a young man known as the Soul Healer of Gaza. It was said that by using Kabbalah, the young man could identify the root of each person’s soul, and if it needed healing, he could prescribe a regimen to cleanse it of its illness. It was also said that the young man demanded great sums of money for his services. Shabbesai Tzvi listened to Vargas with great interest and asked many questions. That evening, he reached a decision. Emotionally exhausted, he planned to meet the Soul Healer of Gaza. Shabbesai Tzvi insisted on making the journey on his own. He joined a caravan of Arab traders traveling to Syria along the northern coast of the Sinai Desert. Shabbesai Tzvi dressed as a simple traveler and kept to himself. No one took notice of him during the journey, or when he remained behind in Gaza with his single piece of baggage. The Soul Healer lived in an adobe house on a dusty, crumbling side street. A single scraggly palm tree with drooping leaves stood wearily over the clustered roofs of the neighborhood. Shabbesai Tzvi was shown into a spacious room in the back of the house, and a

young man with pale eyes and a sparse blond beard stood in the center of the room. “Welcome to my home,” said the young man. “Although you are dressed as an ordinary traveler, I can see on your face that you’re not at all like my other visitors. The holiness and greatness of your soul shines through. It is clearly from Heaven that you have come here. My name is Nattan Halevi, also known as Nattan Haazati. May I ask what yours is?” “I am Shabbesai Tzvi.” “Ah, it is as I thought. Something inside me told me it was you,” cried Nattan, neglecting to mention that he had often watched Shabbesai Tzvi from afar in Yerushalayim. “Your fame spreads farther across the face of the earth with each passing day. I’m deeply honored. You sanctify the walls of my home with your presence.” Shabbesai Tzvi dismissed these compliments with a casual wave of his hand. “I’m glad to see you’ve recognized me by looking into my soul. The power of sight is the most important tool for healing. Who taught you the Kabbalah?” “I am a disciple of Rav Yaakov Chagiz.” Shabbesai Tzvi raised his eyebrows at the mention of the elderly rabbi’s name. He looked at Nattan suspiciously. “Then I’m sure you must have heard him mention my name.” “Indeed, I did,” said Nattan, “but

nonetheless, I’m not against you. I’ve heard of your teachings from other people and found them intriguing. I also heard of the vision you related in Constantinople. I’ve thought about it and gained many insights. I have much to learn from you and would have come to see you long ago, but my rabbi had forbidden it. I am grateful to the Almighty for bringing you to my doorstep.” Shabbesai Tzvi nodded. “If you are willing to learn, I’m willing to teach you. But first, you must help me heal my soul.” “What can I do for you that you cannot do for yourself? Why have you come to me?” “Because a person cannot see his own wounds as well as another can.1 And also because you have the ability to see the root of the soul and recognize its blemishes.” Nattan nodded gravely. “This closely guarded secret was revealed to me by my rabbi on the condition that I never reveal it to anyone else. Why do you think your soul needs healing?” “Because it’s tortured and in pain,” said Shabbesai Tzvi. “Listen to me. Even as a small child, I knew I was different. As I grew older, I had visions and dreams in which the Almighty revealed to me that it is my destiny to redeem our people from exile and rebuild Yerushalayim and the Beis Hamikdash, that I am Moshiach, the anointed king of the Jewish people. “I’ve wandered from city to city, from country to country, gathering disciples and followers and teaching them in private. From time to time, after much thought and consideration, I’ve revealed my secret powers by uttering the Shem Hameforash in public. For an ordinary person this would have been a horrific sin, but I’m Moshiach, holier than the Kohein Gadol. These barriers are not meant for me. My actions brought me followers, but they brought me even more enemies, especially among the rabbis. They couldn’t see that I was different, and they persecuted me. “I’ve been struggling for over fifteen years, and I still do not see the end in sight. For a while, I saw my saving the people of Yerushalayim from the qadi’s tax as a sign from Heaven that the time had come for me to reveal myself. But nearly a year has passed, and Heaven has ignored me. I fear I’ve angered the Almighty by being hasty to reveal my powers to the people. I fear I might have desecrated the holy Shem Hameforash. I fear I’ve blemished the holy soul entrusted to me by the Almighty. I want you to look at the blemishes of my soul, my dear Nattan, and prescribe a regimen for me. You are the Soul Healer. Heal me.” Nattan had sat forward to listen to Shabbesai Tzvi’s story, his elbows resting on the table, his hands touching each other fingertip to fingertip. Brows knitted in intense concentration, he remained in this position long after Shabbesai Tzvi had finished. Finally, Nattan shook his head in wonder. “I’d like to ask a few simple questions first,” he said respectfully. “Ask whatever you wish.” “Thank you. When were you born?” “On Tisha B’Av of the year 1626.” “What is your father’s name?” “Mordechai.” “And your mother’s name?” “Esther.” “Where were you born?” “In Smyrna.” “How old were you when you had your first vision?” “Seven years old. I had the vision you mentioned before.” “And this vision was followed by others?” “Many others.” “Why do you think the rabbis are opposed to you?” “Because they refuse to accept my teachings,” Shabbesai Tzvi said. “They can-

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“My actions brought me followers, but they brought me even more enemies, especially among the rabbis. They couldn’t see that I was different, and they persecuted me.” not believe that Moshiach is so far above them.” “You’ll win them over.” “Will I? I’ve been struggling for so many years with no real progress.” “But you’ve found success in Cairo, haven’t you?” “It cannot end in Cairo. I must go on. But where? Constantinople? No. The time is not ripe to take the crown from the sultan’s head. Yerushalayim? Still too much opposition among the rabbis. But how long can I stay in Cairo? What am I to do? I’ve pleaded for a sign from Heaven, a small hint to what I must do now. But there’s no answer. Only silence. I sense the presence of a solid wall between me and my destiny, and I fear it’s because I’ve blemished my holy soul.” “What if I cannot heal your soul?” Nattan asked. “What do you mean?” “If it’s indeed as you say, that you’ve blemished your soul, perhaps it will be impossible to cleanse it. A soul as delicately pure as yours can be easily damaged almost beyond repair.” Shabbesai Tzvi shivered. “Then I’ll beg the Almighty’s forgiveness and ask Him to end my torment,” he said in a distant voice. “I’ll ask Him to take away my illuminated states and let me live the rest of my years as an ordinary man.” “Are you actually prepared to abandon your mission?” Shabbesai Tzvi stared hard at the Soul Healer for a long time before he answered in a choked voice. “I’m prepared to abandon my mission,” he said defiantly, as if to convince himself as well, “if that’s the will of the Almighty. If my faults and shortcomings have rendered me incapable of fulfilling my mission, then it must be entrusted to someone more capable.” “Are you prepared to die?”

“I don’t understand. Why should I be prepared to die if to fulfill my mission I must live?” Nattan Haazati pursed his lips and nodded. “I must give this much thought before I dare say anything to you. You must be weary from your journey. Why don’t you lie down for a while and get some sleep? Perhaps when you awaken we will talk further.” “Very well, Nattan. A bed will be most welcome, but don’t let me sleep more than one half-hour.” Shabbesai Tzvi had been asleep for only a very short while when he was awakened by an insistent tug at his shoulder. “Wake up!” called Nattan. “Wake up! I have something very important to tell you.” Shabbesai Tzvi was instantly awake. Fighting back his weariness, he washed his hands and splashed some water onto his face. Nattan was pacing back and forth, hardly able to contain his excitement. “I have had a revelation!” he exclaimed. “After you went to sleep, it came to me in a sudden blinding flash. Everything became perfectly clear. All my questions, all your questions, they all just vanished before the light.” “What are you saying?” “I kept thinking about what you said, about how you’ve been struggling so long with so little progress, when suddenly I realized that something very important had been missing. You had no one to direct your movement. If you were supposed to be a king, didn’t you need a prime minister, a grand vizier? Then suddenly it came to me. You are indeed Moshiach, and I, Nattan Haazati, am Eliyahu Hanavi. It is my mission to proclaim the coming of Moshiach to the world, and until I do what is required of me. The movement will not flourish. It is clear as the midday sun. There is no blemish on your soul. Your destiny awaits your prophet.” To be continued…

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to get their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine by August 2 in order to be fully protected in time for Rosh Hashanah. “If there’s going to be any kind of family gathering, it’s so important to get vaccinated and keep everyone safe, particularly our elders, and we want to protect our kids,” noted the mayor.

Catskills Girls’ Camp Fire Sparks Tidal Wave of Chesed Dozens of tenth grade girls escaped injury when their bunkhouse went up in flames in an early morning fire, prompting a heartwarming response from community members near and far. The fire took place on Erev Shabbos Nachamu in Camp Na’aleh, Bobov 45’s girls camp, located in Livingston Manor, reported Hamodia. One camper woke up at approximately 7:30 in the morning and saw smoke and sparks shooting out of an electrical appliance. She woke up her bunkmates, and all of the girls in bunks 12A and 12B managed to escape safely, with the building engulfed in flames by the time firefighters arrived on scene. One of the bunkhouse’s 20 bedrooms was completely destroyed in the fire, while another adjoining one was damaged. Once the fire had been extinguished and everyone was accounted for, the girls were relocated to a staff bunk, and a trailer was brought in to house the staff members who gave up their lodgings. With Shabbos just hours away, the camp focused its attention on another pressing need — helping the girls replace their possessions, all of which had been destroyed in the fire. Families in nearby bungalow colonies sent linens and snacks, and one person driving down from the city to the Catskills on Friday afternoon brought packages parents had put together for their daughters. Assistant camp director Benzion Fuhrer also reached out to several stores in Boro Park, all of whom responded generously. “Per Se, Green’s Bed and Bath, The Lingerie Shop — they sent, for free, all sorts of clothing for the girls: Shabbos robes, shoes, sneakers, shirts and towels so everyone would have what they needed for Shabbos.” A Monday trip to Monsey sponsored by the camp and several others helped fill in more of the missing items, with several stores donating items at no charge, and others offering sizable discounts. The fire was transformed from a harrowing experience into a teachable moment, with the camp praising the girls for their positive attitude, reminding them to be grateful to Hakadosh Baruch Hu for the incredible gifts in their lives and urging them to seize the opportunity as a catalyst for personal growth. Fuhrer also noted how rewarding it was to see others re-

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Two Workers Injured in Construction Site Collapse With images of Surfside still fresh in the public’s mind, a partial building collapse provided some frightening moments. NBC News reported that the incident took place last Friday afternoon at 439 Lincoln Road, a two-story building in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, just south of Crown Heights. The structure was being demolished to be turned into a five-story residential building when a second-floor brick wall and part of the roof caved in, trapping two workers for more than an hour. According to Hamodia, 65 FDNY and EMS personnel responded to the call, with twelve emergency vehicles arriving on the scene. A spokesperson for the FDNY described the rescue as “highly tactical” and “dangerous.” Both of the workers were transported to Kings County Hospital with serious injuries. Department of Building engineers remained on site for several hours to assess potential safety issues in the building and in neighboring structures.

Free Security Assessments Available for Brooklyn Shuls, Yeshivos and Community Centers With Rosh Hashanah just weeks away, the Jewish Community Relations Council is reaching out to local shuls, yeshivos and community centers to start taking steps to boost safety over the yomim tovim. Boro Park 24 reported that Adam Berish, Brooklyn Regional Manager for the JCRC’s community security initiative, is arranging free security assessments in order to identify areas that may be in need of improvement. “Just securing doors and windows is a big deterrent to intruders,” observed Berish. Berish recommended hiring security officers, including offduty police officers, to protect buildings that could be potential targets, as well as asking their NYPD neighborhood coordination officers to provide extra coverage during davening times. The JCRC is also available to help shuls, yeshivos and community centers apply for grants that can provide security equip-

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ne thing managed to beautify even this dirty patch of yard outside her window: the sunrise. Ariella woke up at 4:30 in the morning, and because she’d gone to bed relatively early, couldn’t fall back asleep. She rose, washed her hands, got dressed and stood near the window. A slow, dark rain was falling, which Ariella assumed would only turn the sand outside her window to mud. Suddenly something cleared up, and despite the cold, she opened the shutter slats and stuck her head outside. The sky was still dark, but ever so slowly, it began to turn lighter and lighter. A wet ray of light bounced off the freshly washed stones of the wall and gave the garden a different look, as if it wasn’t filled with overflowing garbage cans and there wasn’t a cat trying to hide in the shadow of one of them. “I don’t know what to tell you… I just don’t think so.” She jumped. The voice seemed to be coming from right under her window. Who was standing there and talking? “But… I told her already that she could!” “It’s really too bad… I should have known about this. It’s one thing if you want to rent the room out — even though I think you should continue looking for graphic jobs. They bring in more money than a rental every half a year does. But even if we are renting the room out for now, just until you have work, why did you invite her for the meals? You know that I’m exhausted by the time Shabbos comes, and that all I want is my family and my peace and quiet — no extra people, no guests.” Ariella recoiled as if she’d been stung, and her hand groped for the handle of the shutters.

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any response.” “Oh, I’m not in my room anymore. I went out for a bit,” Ariella replied lightly. “Really? Wow, you’re an early bird! It’s only nine-fifteen!” Ariella smiled. “I guess so…” “I was also pretty good this morning,” Miriam continued. “I like to get up early

“What do you mean?” “I hope you didn’t start cooking yet.” “I actually didn’t, besides for the soup that I made last night. Why?” Her hostess’s voice was laced with surprise. “Because I’m really sorry, and maybe we’ll have another opportunity, but I’m afraid that I won’t be able to eat the meals with you this Shabbos. I prefer to eat them by myself. Because…” But before she managed to formulate some kind of coherent excuse, Miriam rushed in and said, “It’s all right, Ariella. Don’t worry about it. Maybe it’ll work out another time…” Ariella grinned, barely able to contain her sigh of relief.

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on Friday to cook. So I’ve actually gotten a few things done that might interest you.” “Yes?” Ariella didn’t know how to answer. She was afraid of Miriam’s accomplishments on the cooking front, and was annoyed with herself for not having knocked on her hostess’s door before she’d left. “The first friend I spoke to knows Sarah Reiness very well!” “Really?” Ariella was taken aback. She hadn’t realized that their search for information was what Miriam had been referring to. “Yes, she took her daughter to Mrs. Reiness’ clinic after an orthodontist recommended that she go for speech therapy to help maintain the work he’d done.” “Hmm…” Ariella tried to keep her thoughts focused. She would listen to what Miriam had to say, and then she’d figure out how to tell her that she would be declining her Shabbos invitation. Or rather, canceling on her. “She’s an excellent therapist, chareidi, and very successful. A really lovely woman.” “Great, I’m so happy to hear that. Thank you for finding this out, Miriam!” And before Miriam could say anything else, Ariella resolved to just say her piece and get it over with. “As for the cooking you mentioned before, I hope you didn’t get too much done yet.”

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Shabbos. She said she doesn’t want me to get close to Shlomo anymore, and that it would be better if he moved away from our area as quickly as possible.” Aryeh patted Shomo’s shoulder reassuringly. “I’m going to find out what this is all about, because this conversation is getting stranger every second. It’s not possible that my wife would —” The boy with the longish hair shrugged, an I-couldn’t-care-less expression on his face. “Yes, ask her, Tatty, please!” Gadi cried. “And tell her that I’m begging you to let him stay here! He’s not dangerous! Please, Tatty!” Shlomo’s face was getting redder by the minute; by now it was nearing purple. Gadi’s father suddenly stopped in his tracks. “Oh!” he said. “Are you talking about the fox that was wandering around here, Gadi?” “Of course! Who else would I be talking about?” “Oy, Gadi! Don’t you know that Uncle Elazar’s talmid, our guest here, is also

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In the Pond, Out of the Pond Up the energy of this game by having the caller announce commands faster and faster as players mirthfully fumble along. Choose one caller. Everyone else sits around the campfire with their hands on their waist. The caller announces one of the following three commands, in no particular order: “In the pond” — The players put their hands forward into the circle (pond, get it?). “Out of the pond” — The players put their hands in the air above their heads. “On the bank” — The players put their hands on their waists. If anyone moves their hands to the wrong place at the wrong time, they’re out of the game and must sit with their hands behind their backs until there’s only one, superfocused person left: the winner!

Sound Train Another form of rapid give and take This game has players agreeing on a consonant or blend — for example, “p” or “sh” — and the circle goes around as everyone takes a turn saying a new word that begins with that consonant or blend. The game continues until a player can’t think of a new word to add, and this player must choose a new consonant for the next round. A tapping and clapping rhythm also works very well with this one.

Numbers Simple, wacky and weirdly addictive This game’s aim is to count out loud, as a group, from number one to as high as possible, but with one major caveat: No two people are allowed to say the same number at the same time. Ready, set… count! Anyone can speak at any time saying any amount of numbers, as long as they begin from number one and list the numbers in order. But, there may be no pointing or gesturing to indicate who will be the next person to speak. As soon as two people say a number at the same time, the group must start over. Can you get to 100?

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What Does That Have to Do With IT? Bringing you this rhyming game is vicarious living for me. I saw it in action once as a little shnook watching my older neighbors cozily squished onto a cushioned outdoor swing. My tender age relegated me to the grass as a simple spectator, rhyming abilities notwithstanding. But I loved the idea of that game so much that it stuck in my mind all these years. This game is a rhyme that unfolds from one player to the next, with the chorus being chanted in unison between each statement and answer. It goes like this:

Who Am I? Of course you’re famous; it says so on your forehead! Hand out Post-its and markers (for more visibility in the dimness of night), and have everyone write the name of a famous person on their Post-it. The notes should then be passed further, with everyone getting a name they didn’t write — but without looking at the paper. Every player should then stick their note onto their forehead. Take turns asking the group questions, and see who figures out their famous identity first!

The players chant the game’s chorus, with kneetaps and hand-claps to create a rhythm and add to the fun: “What does that have to do with it, do with it.” The rhyming moves in a circle, with each player addressing the person to his or her right and saying something about them, starting with “Hello.” The addressed player must reply in rhyme with an answer that starts with “That’s because,” but has absolutely nothing to do with the statement made. Then the entire circle chants the chorus. The addressed player then turns right and addresses the next person, who responds in rhyme, with the randomness flying high. The rhyming must be done in rhythm, without pause, with players keeping time with knee-taps and hand-claps. Just remember that there are certain English words that do not have a rhyme, like orange, silver and the like, so please be kind! Example: (All players:) “What does that have to do with it, do with it.” (Chaim:) “Hello, Moishy, your arm is strong.” (Moishy:) “That’s because I sing a song!” (All players:) “What does that have to do with it, do with it.” (Moishy:) “Hello, Dovid, you are so nice.” (Dovid:) “That’s because I once tripped twice!” (All players:) “What does that have to do with it, do with it…”

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Broken Telephone If anything is an oldie but goodie that begs to be played around a campfire, it’s this one! I’ll humor you all by actually explaining the game: One person starts the game with a sentence they’ve come up with. This player whispers the sentence to the person next to them once — no repeating — and the second person whispers what he heard to the third person once, and so on. The sentence moves around the circle until the last person repeats aloud what he heard, with the players then comparing it to the original to see how much it changed. It always does. And the larger the group, the more messed up the sentence will be!

Fingers Here’s where you discover lots and lots of trivia about the people you’re with — and they about you! The game begins with everyone holding up all ten fingers. Then one person makes a statement of something he/she has never done. Example: “Never have I gone banana-boating.” The other players must then put down a finger if they have done the stated activity. The goal is to stay with your fingers up the longest, and you’ll find yourself listening to some wild stories on the side!

A Roasted Treat “Quick, name three things you can roast over a campfire!” If anyone wakes you up mid-sleep with this question, I’d bet a s’more that your answer would be some variation of “Marshmallows, potatoes and hot dogs!” These treats are seriously yum, but why stop there? You can roast just about anything, so let’s be playful about what’s on the stick this time around! Have some bread dough handy? Roast little balls of this until they’re golden brown. Add a smear of butter and garlic for savory, and cinnamon and sugar for sweet. Any mini sandwich can be cut and skewered for roasting; think deli, grilled cheese or anything else, really. How about PB&J? Roast some wedges of pineapple, and taste this fruit at its best. Roasted peaches are magical too. Shish kebabs offer endless variety. Create these on skewers using any combination of veggies and meat. Still hankering for that hot dog? Try wrapping it in flaky dough first for a roasted frank ’n blank! And here’s an adorable idea that begs to be tried; introducing... the orange basket! Carefully scoop out the pulp of an orange half, then cut x’s on opposite sides of the peel just below the rim for you to slide a skewer through. Carefully crack an egg into your basket, heat it over the fire for about 10 minutes, add salt and pepper, and enjoy!

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Labor Day Weekend, 1984, Sunday Morning he crisp cool Catskill morning air heralded the advent of fall and an impending drop of temperature. Green leaves clung to the trees and wildflowers endured in bloom, but the crispness of the air signaled the last gasp of a passing season. In a matter of days, it would be back to work and back to school again. Hotel guests gathered at the shuffleboard courts and around the ping-pong tables. Other patrons gathered to watch the more athletic guests engage in competitive rounds of volleyball. Yet other guests made use of the sunny grounds as they enjoyed the last stroll of the season. We were an adventurous bunch and wanted something a little more exciting, a more rustic outdoor excursion to cap off the end of summer. We wanted to do something that would allow us to enjoy the beautiful outdoors to the fullest. The hotel advertised hiking trails in the nearby woods. The concierge offered detailed information on the duration and difficulty of the various routes. We were a group of one adult, some teenagers, and young kids. The brash among us advocated for the most strenuous passage, but the calmer and more reasonable minds won the argument for a moderate trail, a two-hour loop in the woods. Two trails led out from the same trailhead. They followed

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a similar route marked with blue and red tree markings for the first half a mile. At the half-mile mark, the trail split, with blue markings showing the loop trail, which we intended to take, and red markings indicating a one-way eight-mile trek to the nearest town. Excited to begin, we made our way into the woods. The fresh smell of pines and the abundant wilderness fueled our sense of adventure. The markings were clear. Red and blue paint marked every second tree bark. We followed the route until what must have been the half-mile mark. And then the blue marks stopped. We scouted around for the markings for our trail but couldn’t find them. Not wanting to return to the hotel, we figured that even though the red route was longer, we had ample food and drink to get us through eight miles of woods, and that when we arrived in town, we could use a payphone to call the hotel and have someone pick us up. Opting to take the longer route, we carried on. Twenty minutes later, the red markings came to an end. We were smack in the middle of the woods and nowhere near the town. Unsure of how to proceed, we figured that it would be best to forge ahead in what appeared to be a straight line. Should we fail to find additional markings, we reasoned, we would make an about face and return to the hotel. We continued into the woods for a minute or so. There were no markings on any trees. We turned around and retraced our steps, but now we could not find the marked trees we had initially followed. In the dense mountain forest, the trees all looked

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exactly the same. We were essentially walking in circles. We were lost and had no idea where we were or how to get out. The year 1984 was still a ways off from the cell phone era. Being lost in a forest meant really being lost in a forest. No phone. No GPS. No tracking. In an act of desperation, the adult leader of the group yelled out, “Hello? Hello?” Not that anybody expected a response, but with no realistic options, people tend to resort to unrealistic solutions. “Hello?” we yelled out again — and a robin chirped in the distance. A squirrel rustled through the leaves. A chipmunk scurried along the ground. There was silence. “Hello?” The sound echoed off of the tall red oaks and reverberated in the huckleberry shrubs below. There was silence. It is during moments like this that one feels a sense of connection to his Creator. Alone and powerless, a feeling of growing panic coupled with a sense of ein od milvado permeated our group. Once again, “Hello? Hello?” Then a sound in the distance echoed our call. We heard someone call, “Hello!” But we saw nobody. Unsure if this was our echo or some kind of auditory mirage, we repeated the call: “Hello?” This time the response was clearer. It was a distinct voice: “Hello!”

We still didn’t see anybody, but our strange exchange of calls into the wilderness continued. “Hello?” was met with a response of “Hello!” that got closer and closer. Suddenly, a man appeared. He was tall, about six-four; he sported multiple tattoos on his arms and neck and was wearing a cowboy hat, tattered jeans and a skimpy T-shirt. He was also brandishing a Winchester Model 70 rifle. “Hello!” he said. “Welcome to my neck of the woods.” Now we weren’t sure whether this man was our hope, or our newest danger. For better or for worse, this was the man that we had to deal with. We related to him the details of our saga and that we would like nothing better than to find our way out of the woods and back to civilization. “You shouldn’t be out here this morning,” he told us. “A dangerous convicted felon has escaped from the local state penitentiary and is roaming these woods.” Apparently, the local sheriff had put out a call for off-duty and retired law enforcement officials to come help search. “I’m aiding in the search, and that’s why I’m here,” he said. At this point, leaving the woods was fine with us. We had no intention of remaining there. The man knew the woods like the back of his hand. All the trees appeared virtually identical to us, but he had no problem navigating the terrain. With the ease of an expert outdoorsman, he led us back to the outskirts of the hotel. We took leave of him and thanked him profusely before continuing up the last few feet of the trail ourselves. Finally, we crossed to the hotel grounds and breathed a sigh of relief. Exhilarated by our safe return and from what could have been a very different ending, we made our way through the hotel’s winding paths. The shuffleboard competition was still in full swing. The ping-pong players continued their game with enthusiasm, and the cheers of the crowd rose from the volleyball court. We had just experienced a most traumatic event, but everything was normal as far as everyone else was concerned. “How was the hike?” yelled my cousin, who was lounging nearby. “Fascinating,” I responded. “Extremely fascinating.” EPILOGUE: After our return to the hotel, we were told that police had set up roadblocks around the surrounding roads looking for the escaped convict. A warning had been issued to avoid possible contact with this dangerous individual. Police eventually apprehended the fugitive, and he served out the remainder of his sentence in prison.

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The panoramic views from high up on a mountain are not possible to put into words. Here we present record peaks that are not exactly in our neck of the woods, but still close enough to visit. As the summer heat begins to recede and the weather paints the foliage in those breathtaking autumn hues, these are great spots to keep in mind. If you are choosing to take any trails heading up one of these mountains, make sure to get hold of a trail map (usually available at the site’s visitor center) and to implement all safety hiking precautions.

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High Point State Park 1480 Route 23, Sussex, NJ 07461 973-875-4800

Boro Park: 1 hour 50 minutes South Fallsburg: 45 minutes

1,803 feet

The mountain: Atop this highest point in New Jersey is a 220-step monument that offers vast panoramic views of New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. How to reach the summit: Hike: There are several hikes that vary between 4 and 7.9 miles, and between rocky and smoother terrain. Drive: Take the road near the park office to Scenic Drive, and continue to Monument Drive, which will take you to the summit parking lot.

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Slide Mountain 2099 Oliverea Road, Big Indian, NY 12410

Boro Park: 2 hours 50 minutes South Fallsburg: 45 minutes

4,180 feet

The mountain: “Here the works of man dwindle, in the heart of the southern Catskills” are words a poet penned about this mountain. The tallest peak in the Catskill range is also the most-frequented one. How to reach the summit: While there are many trails up to the summit, the most popular way up is via the Slide Mountain Trail. This is a 6.2-mile busy loop trail that passes a river. This is rated a moderate hike.

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Bear Mountain Undermountain Trailhead Parking Area, Under Mountain Road, Salisbury, CT 06068 (This is about 3 miles in on Under Mountain Road, on the left after passing Westmount Road.) Boro Park: 3 hours | South Fallsburg: 2 hours 10 minutes 2,323 feet

The mountain: The highest peak in Connecticut was also believed to be the highest point, but later technology proved that that distinction goes to nearby Mt. Frissell, which has an elevation of 2,379 in Connecticut (its summit is higher, at 2,454 feet, but it’s in Massachusetts). The views from the summit are breathtaking; on a clear day, you can even see as far as some of the southern New Hampshire peaks. How to reach the summit: There are several hiking trails. The trail we’re featuring is the Undermountain Trail; there are maps at the trailhead. Up to the summit and then back to the trailhead is a total of 5 miles. The hike can leave you breathless at some points.

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MASSACHUSETTS’ HIGHEST PEAK

Mount Greylock 30 Rockwell Road, Lanesborough, MA 01237 413-499-4262

Boro Park: 3 hours 50 minutes South Fallsburg: 2 hours 50 minutes

3,491 feet

The mountain: There are several scenic outlooks along the trails. On a clear day, the summit offers views of areas as far as 90 miles away. How to reach the summit: Hike: There are several trails, with some trailheads accessed from Rockwell Road, while others from West Mountain Road. Visit the visitor center for information before choosing a hike. Drive: From the visitor center, continue on Rockwell Road until the summit. (The roads are closed from November until June.)

Visitor center: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Parking on the summit is $20 for non-residents

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Mount Marcy Adirondack Loj, 1002 Adirondack Loj Road, Lake Placid, NY 12946 518-523-2445

Boro Park: 5 hours South Fallsburg: 3 hours 50 minutes

5,334 feet

The mountain: The highest peak in New York is one of the most prominent spots of the Adirondack landscape. As far as the greater Northeast region, Marcy ranks right after the few peaks in the Presidential Range in New Hampshire (mounts Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Monroe and Madison) that exceed its height. How to reach the summit: The shortest and most frequently used route up Mount Marcy is the Van Hoevenberg Trail, which starts at the Adirondak Loj. From there it is 7.4 miles to the summit (and 7.4 miles back!). This trail can be done in a day by experienced hikers.

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FIREFLIES That’s a Big Flash! There are over 2,000 species of fireflies, and they vary tremendously in size. The largest fireflies can be the size of the palm of your hand!

The Lights Choir Where’d That Come From?

Not all fireflies flash solo. Some fireflies coordinate their flashing, making light at the same second. While those species aren’t found in the United States, our country does boast synchronous fireflies, which are fireflies that flash in a domino effect, each flashing a second after the next. This creates the effect of a wave of light rippling through the night.

Fireflies produce a chemical reaction in their light organ in order to flash. More specifically, firefly luciferin, a lightemitting compound, lights up when oxidation is prompted by an enzyme known as firefly luciferase. This is probably the best-known example of bioluminescence. Light it up!

Want to see the show? There are two popular destinations where visitors can observe the light show. The first is in Elkmont in Great Smoky National Park. The other is at the Pennsylvania Firefly Festival in the Allegheny National Forest. Just be sure to follow Light Show Etiquette, as Great Smoky National Park requests: • Use a flashlight that’s covered with red cellophane. • Use your flashlight only when you’re walking around. • When in use, keep your flashlight pointed downward.

Firefly Scientist Luciferase, the enzyme that fireflies produce, helps scientists in their research. There are many ways scientists use this chemical, one of which is to light up parts of the body so they can see what’s going on inside!

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Fast Firefly Facts Average lifespan: two months Habitat: temperate and tropical regions, on all continents except Antarctica Diet: • As larvae: slugs, worms and snails • As adults: other fireflies, nectar and pollen; some species don’t eat at all, relying on food stored while in the larvae stage

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CRICKETS Leg Listeners Check the Cricket If you want to know the temperature, you can check your local cricket song. Professor Amos E. Dolbear was the first to realize that crickets chirp less when it’s hotter outdoors. Back in 1897, he published what became known as Dolbear’s Law, which is a mathematical equation to help you figure out the temperature from the number of cricket chirps, though it appears to work differently for different species. Depending on the kind of cricket in your backyard, you may be able to count the number of cricket chirps in 14 seconds and then add 40 to get the current temperature in Fahrenheit!

You can find your cricket’s ears on its legs. Pretty awkward for whispering a secret in its ear, but there’s probably no need to do that anyway, because crickets have amazing hearing. If you’ve ever tried to find a cricket, you probably noticed that as soon as you get too close, the cricket hears you approach and stops chirping.

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I wouldn’t like a cricket in my house or bungalow, but in China, people keep crickets in their homes. They feed the crickets good food and then hold cricket fights where owners can bring their crickets to compete. Over in Brazil, people consider certain crickets good omens.

Raising crickets is a major business, done in warehouses across the United States. These crickets are mostly sold as food for reptile pets, like frogs or snakes.

The Mechanics of the Music Crickets sing by rubbing one wing against a bumpy organ on the other wing. It’s like running your finger down a comb’s bristles. Hear anything?

Cricket or Grasshopper: What’s the Difference? Characteristic Cricket

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9 AVE. 47 ST Beautiful 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. First Floor. Ready to move in. Ideal for Chusen Kallah. Pls. Call: 718930-0693. FURNISHED APT 13 & 54, New 1 and 2 BR, 1 Flight up. Full Kitch/Bath, W/D, Linen. Shabbos, Short term. 347-413-3424 BP 15/48 Furnished room w 2 beds, kitchenete, fresh towels & linen etc. Avail. Daily, weekends or Shabbosim. Call 7189301648/ 1919 MONSEY RENTAL

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HELP WANTED BABYSITTER WANTED In my house. 12:30 to 4:30 Mon-Thurs. References needed.New Utrecht 50 area 3472323394 HELP WANTED Hamaspik camp is seeking a lady to take care of babysitting in south fallsburg , transportation provided. Please call 347-392-1659 SEEKING EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER 18 and 52 AM hours. 347-9884837 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Seeking a motivated, dynamic, responsible girl to do accounts payables. Accounting background and inter-personal phone skills a must, full time only. Please send resume to: jobs@ kleinsnaturals.com. JOB OPPORTUNITY ACCOUNTANT/AUDITOR F/T with exper. Preferably in the not-for-profit sector. Boro Park loc. Send resume to: info@bunkercpa.com or fax 718-972-0452 TEACHER/ASSISTANT WANTED Yiddish speaking playgroup for Sept. 21. Call: 718-6337529 BOOKKEEPER WANTED

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FT PLAYGROUP ASSISTANT Need Yid speaking, warm, patient (9-4) 19 & low 50s. Call 646 469 6612 (lv mssg) HELP WANTED Looking for professional female or female with prior experience to work with smart blind girl. 347-7299802 CERTIFIED TEACHER Special ed certified. Heimishe school, BP, PT or FT, Bilingual, Yiddish Extension a plus. Email resume: hr@yesodeibina.org COTEACHER WANTED Co teacher for yiddish speaking playgroup for Sept. small class! please call 646413-2039

ASSISTANT WANTED Seeking a girl for a Yiddish play group, small group. Please call 3479777783 or 7184354317

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Classifieds PRESCHOOL TEACHER/ ASSISTANT Credits a plus. Great pay. Email resume preschooljobsbp@gmail.com PLAYGROUP TEACHER Seeking experienced P/T teacher for the coming year 7186861689 CO TEACHER/ASSISTANT with and without B.A. for Yiddish spkg. Daycare in boro park .Pls call 8458071891 PT SECRETARY P/T experienced secretary for busy health Practice in BP. Computer literate. Multitask. Great communication skills. Opportunity for growth. Email resume aestheticdentalgroup@ hotmail.com SECRETARY WANTED Heimish BP Office is Looking for a F/T female secretary should have good communication & organizational skills, and be computer savvy. Text (646)543-1020 email resume to bpjobs11218@gmail.com HEADSTART TEACHERS Early Headstart in Williamsburg is now hiring teachers for September. 90+ credits or diploma required. Toddler and Infant teachers and assistants. (Slots available for the right candidate). Transportation provided. Please call: (904) 580-7208 and leave a message REBBE/ KOLLEL YUNGERMAN sun- Thurs 12:45pm for 1hr 50th st 13th ave area 718 306 4560 TEACHER & ASSISTANT Heimishe Cheder in BP seeking to hire a teacher & assistant for the upcoming school year for PN, degree pref. Please email resume to cheiderhire932@gmail.com or fax 917-672-4425

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MOTHER’S HELPER Hamaspik camp is seeking heimisha mother’s helpers for second half. Fun staff program in the evening. Please call 347-392-1659 OFFICE POSITION Heimishe Real Estate office seeking organized & efficient F/T secretary. Considering graduates & experienced. Great environment! E-mail: BPrealestateposition@gmail. com PT SECRETARY Heimishe girls office in BP, Hours 3:00 - 6:00 PM. Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp679@gmail.com F/T POSITIONS AVAILABLE Heimishe fast paced office seeking full time workers. Great interactive and multitasking skills required. Email resume to resumes@ appliedabc.com JOB OPPORTUNITY Hand in Hand Family Services is hiring: Commhab Supervisor- Full-Time position. Must have excellent communication & computer skills, Ability to multi-task & strong attention to detail. Resumes should be emailed to sross@hihfs.org OFFICE POSITION Busy BP office seeking full time female entry level employee. Good pay. Will train. Email Resume: slcpny207@gmail.com SECRETARY Secretary for busy Brooklyn Yeshiva office - Experience in computers, dealing with parents, and being able to multi task. Email resume to yeshivaopportunity@gmail. com or fax to 347-592-2081 PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT Chassidishe girls school looking for preschool assistant. Good pay. Please call 347-436-5080

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F/T SECRETARY B.P. Insurance office looking for FT Secretary. Must be detail oriented, responsible. Will Train. Fax Resume: 718438-2264 or Call 347-768-1287 Lv. Msg JOB OPPORTUNITY RE office in BP looking to hire female executive assistant. Good Pay. jobs@beitel.com SECRETARY PT Part Time Secretary needed for Womens Fashion Business in BP. Flexible hours. Experience a must. Email resume: spaceavail123@ gmail.com SECRETARY Multi girl office in BP seeking a F/T employee. No experience necessary. Email resume to insbpjob@gmail. com NOW HIRING! Join our team! Ark Mortgage is hiring for entry-level positions – full time, no experience necessary. We provide our employees with extensive training, excellent compensation, paid vacation/ holidays, benefits, and many opportunities for career growth! Please send your resume to hr@arkmortgage. com ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Looking for an administrative assistant to perform administrative tasks at our busy Boro Park office, good communication and organization skills a must. Please email resume to jobs@ hcsny.org FT SECRETARY Bais Yaakov type girls school seeking a full time secretary. Beautiful environment. Should have good phone skills and be computer savvy. Please email resume to jobs3775@gmail.com Or fax to 718-376-4280

JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking for an assertive, efficient and multi task worker to fill a secretarial position in a heimishe Boro Park office. Basic computer knowledge required. Great potential for growth. Nice pay. Email or fax resume to: Info@Ezraz.net or 8452492266 SALES HELP WANTED Sales person for luxury boutique in BP. must be computer savvy, organized, and ambitious FT/PT. send résumé to ecsaleshelp@ gmail.com or call Charles between 11 and 3-917-3187990 CURRICULUM COORDINATOR Special Ed curriculum coordinator. Heimishe, yiddish speaking, Elementary school, BP, NYSED certification & Experience a must. SBL a plus. Email resume: hr@ yesodeibina.org FT SECRETARY Looking for a F/T secretary for a growing day hab in their new BP location. Efficient, Organized, will train. Lots of room for growth for the right candidate. Good pay and great benefits package. Perfect for high school/seminary graduate. Start immediately or after the summer. Please email resume to HLang@ hamaspikkings.org Or call 718 302 3333 extension 5218, leave message if no answer JOIN OUR TEAM Support caregivers of nursing home care level clients who fight to remain at home! Hamaspik of Kings County is looking for a FT/ PT service coordinator for its NHTD/TBI Medicaid waiver program. BA required + experience servicing elderly or disabled clients. Driver a plus! Please email resume to sashitzky@ hamaspikking.org

Attention Graduates: Start out on top! One-time opportunity to earn TOP salary as a daycare lead Teacher - Even if you don’t have a degree!

Call: 718-831-2493 SUMMER Summer staff - Teachers/ counselors/paras for heimishe day camp in BP. Email resume to daycamp@ yesodeibina.org or call 929.254.0080 JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimishe multi-girl office in the center of BP has a fulltime opening. Paid training prov! Call 718-757-1351 AFTERNOON SECRETARY Boys School in Flatbush seeks afternoon secretary, Mon-Thurs, Sun AM hours. Email resume: yhorowitz@ yeshivanet.com, Fax: 718376-4280 INTAKE COORDINATOR

Are you bright, eager to learn, and have good people skills? Are you looking for a job where you will really help families and children? If so, this is the job for you! Work closely with families, and help them get services for their developmentally disabled child/family member. You will assist parents to apply and supply documents; and navigate the system to get them valuable, supportive assistance. This is a stimulating and very rewarding job, with lots of room or growth and advancement. Please submit resume to jobs@ hcsny.org SEEKING BCBA BCBA with LBA licensed required. Great potential with great pay rates. Call 646-345-7769 COUNSELORS Talent Center After School Program, Special Needs, Boro Park. Mon-Thurs 4:00-6:00PM respite@ pesachtikvah.org 718-8403033

SALESLADY WANTED Tip Top is looking for a sales lady for the jewelery depot. Please call 845.709.1649 FT SECRETARY RE Management Office in BP Seeking a F/T Secretary, Pref Gard. Organized with good communication skills. Email Resumes to remanagementjobs@gmail. com or Call (917) 719-0726‬

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Seeking F/T Direct Support Counselor for women’s Day Hab program in Boro Park; work with a fun and lively group of women of developmentally disabled; Share your talents and help them lead a meaningful and productive life. Candidate must be responsible, creative, and a team player. Great Environment and comparable pay. Driving a plus. Please submit resume to jobs@hcsny. org PRENURSERY ASSISTANT Warm atmosphere, great salary. Email resume morahjob321@gmail.com

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Classifieds NOW HIRING Special-Ed school on Ocean Parkway Now Hiring: • 1:1 Instructors • Classroom Teacher with ABA Experience - Licensed. 8:50 AM - 3:45 PM, Fridays until 12:30 Call: 718-370-3140 Email Resume: Mkatz@mastermindsaba.org MENTORS NEEDED Looking for young energetic girls to be mentors for developmentally delayed adults. Hours 9-4, Fun Trips, Horse therapy, Baking, Arts n crafts, Music therapy. Valid Drivers Lisence a plus! Great pay and benefits package offered. Please call 718302-3333 or email hlang@ hamaspikkings.org MENTORS NEEDED Looking for young energetic girls to be mentors for high functioning special needs adults. Hours 9-4, Job coaching, Trips, Fun activities, Great pay and benefits. Please call 718302-3333 or email hlang@ hamaspikkings.org GREAT OPPORTUNITY Hamaspik in Boro Park is looking for staff in a girls residence 3-4 times a week. Afternoon or night hours, great pay, many benefits, and very pleasant environment. Please call 718-387-8400 ext 165 or email Rgross@ Hamaspikkings.org

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HELP WANTED Seeking girls (older than 16) and women to work with girls and help families. For applications, please email szablotsky@comforthealthny. org GREAT OPPORTUNITY Seeking older boys and men to work with boys and younger teenagers during the day and afternoon. For applications, please email szablotsky@comforthealthny. org SPECIAL ED PROVIDER Seeking special ed provider to run social groups. Masters or trans b required. Email resume: placementspecialed@gmail. com SWIFT STAFFING is seeking to hire additional recruiters. Part-time & Flexible hours. Email your resume to Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com HANDYMAN WANTED Must know electric, plumbing, carpentry, etc. 718.614.7161 AFTERNOON SECRETARY Heimishe girls office in BP looking to hire secretary. Hours 1:00 - 6:00 PM. Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp4322@gmail.com

GREAT OPPORTUNITY Hamaspik in Boro Park is looking for a couple to work at our girls or boys’ home on Shabbos and Yomim Tovim. Excellent pay and benefits. Great opportunity for the right candidate. Please call 718-387-8400 ext 165 or email Rgross@Hamaspikkings.org

PARAPROFESSIONALS NEEDED Seeking full-time paraprofessionals to work in a special education school for the 2021-2022 school year in Flatbush. Excellent ABA training. Heimish environment! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org

COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Heimishe office in BP seeking a full time computer technician. Please call: 718.686.3514 if no answer pls lve msg

P3 PROVIDER Seeking experienced P3 provider, Enhanced rate in boys yeshiva. Hours: 2-4. Email: enhancedp3@gmail. com or call 347-631-3957

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POLISHED RESUME Polished resumes written by a certified copywriter, 200+ satisfied customers. Also writer for web content and letters. Proofread by a college educated editor resumes standard: 48 hour turnaround. Express available contact sarah menczer, ccs at thejewishwriter@gmail.com call/text 347-409-5182 JOB RESUMES Need a great work resume? Resumes are what we do! Call/text 845-554-5778 or email resumakerpro@gmail. com. ASSOCIATE - F/T To work in our heimishe beautiful office. Great girlsonly environment. Should be smart, team player, proficient in excel, organized, responsible. Near Boro Park, transportation provided. No experience necessary, will train. Send resume to chaya. kaplan@expressivelighting. com. 929.468.9744 HELP WANTED Seeking responsible girls for a 2 weeks day-camp after camp program. Hours 10:002:00. Located in Flatbush. Great pay! Text or call for details 917-796-8315 or email info@igtcommunity.org JOB OPPORTUNITY

Mortgage company located in Brooklyn looking to hire bright, capable individuals. Prior office experience preferred. Great potential for the right individual. Please email resume to bpmortgagefirm+ theview@ gmail.com LOOKING FOR HOMES Looking for temporary or permanent homes for several children. Please contact Surie Morgenstern @347693-8080, smorgenstern@ hamaspikkings.org

TEACHER/ASSISTANT Seeking early childhood teacher and assistant. yiddish speaking, enjoy working with children. 90 credits/ study plan a plus. great pay call 917532-8099 email bpdaycare1@ gmail.com TEACHERS ASSISTANT Boys Yeshiva Located in Flatbush seeks Kindergarten Teachers Assistants. Responsible, good with children. Great work environment. Sept ‘21. Call 718-338-1096/ 718-501-4066 GREAT OPPORTUNITY

HCS is seeking an energetic male to work in our Boro park DayHab with developmentally disabled men. Responsibilities include spending time with them, help with daily tasks, bringing joy and fun into their day, filling out paperwork in a timely fashion. Valid driver’s license preferred. Please forward resumes to jobs@hcsny.org EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY! Chayeinu Academy looking to hire 1:1 instructors, classroom teachers, Physical and Occupational Therapists. 7183039170/info@ chayeinuacademy.org TEACHER/ASSISTANT Teacher/ Assistant teacher/ Para Positions Upcoming school year. Chassidishe special ed Elementary school BP. Email resume: school718438@gmail.com F/T HR COORDINATOR Seeking as F/T HR Coordinator. Must be diligent, responsible and detail oriented. Amazing work environment, with great benefits for the right individual. Email resume to HR@hamaspikkings.org

ATT. GRADUATES Heimishe Multi Girl Office in Boro Park is looking to hire. Well paying position. A lot of potential for growth. Experience a plus! Email your resume to shmuel@ gimmeshades.com KINDERGARTEN ASSISTANT Boys Yeshiva Flatbush Mon-Thurs, 8:45-3:30 Fri12pm. Fast paced, Exciting Program. Warm, Geshikt girl. Post-Sem pref. Call: Mrs Gold 718-436-7356 DAYCARE TEACHER Seeking an early childhood teacher and assistant. Yiddish speaking and enjoy working with children. 90 credits/study plan a plus. Great pay! Call 917-532-8099, email bpdaycare1@gmail. com

ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS! Are you in the city over the summer and would like to do something meaningful during your free time? Work at the job you love and get paid for it too! Hamaspik is seeking Comhab and Respite workers. Please call Devoiry Lichtman at 718-387-8400 ext: 236. Please leave a clear and detailed message if there is no answer. PRESCHOOL COTEACHER\ASSISTANT

(Female) for Sept. Yiddish speaking a must. With/without Degree. Great opportunity for the right person. Great Pay. Email: DCJOB2812@ gmail.com Fax Resume: 718-686-5577

SEEKING EVALUATOR to assess clients that are suffering from mental health challenges. Needs to have an educational background + prior experience. Please email your resume to cgreenfeld@ comforthealthny.org CO-TEACHER WANTED please call 929-236-6129 HELP WANTED Rayim is looking for a capable female to work with a little boy after day camp hours. For more information please call 646-305-6831. ASSISTANT WANTED for yiddish speaking pre-nursery class starting immed. Please call 646.413.2039.

ATT HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS! Are you in the city over the summer and would like to do something meaningful during your free time? Work at the job you love and get paid for it too! Hamaspik is seeking Comhab and Respite workers. Please call Devoiry Lichtman at 718387-8400 ext: 236. Please leave a clear and detailed message if there is no answer. NOW HIRING Join our team! Ark Mortgage is hiring for entry-level positions – full time, no experience necessary. We provide our employees with extensive training, excellent compensation, paid vacation/ holidays, benefits, and many opportunities for career growth! Please send your resume to hr@arkmortgage. com

ATTENTION POST-SEMINARY AND HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: HCS DAYHAB - NOW HIRING Seeking F/T Direct Support Counselors for Women’s Dayhab program in Boro Park. Work with a fun and lively group of developmentally disabled women in a cheerful and personable environment. Looking for bright, capable, energetic and responsible team player. Experience preferred. Computer skills a must. Great pay for the right individual.

Apply today: 718.854.2747 ext. 1210 Email resume to: r.schwarzmer@hcsny.org

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Classifieds DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN’S WAIVER SERVICES

Candidate must have experience with waiver programs, to oversee Children’s waiver services including Com Hab, Respite, Caregiver Support, Community Advocacy among other services. Email resume to jobs@ hcsny.org CARE MANAGER Looking to hire Care Manager in agency specializing in mental and medical health issues. Candidates with experience in mental health and medical field a plus. BA required. Please reach out to Gitty Gross at 718-408-5400 ext. 487 and email resume to ggross@comforthealthny.org. JOIN OUR TEAM! Support caregivers of nursing home care level clients who fight to remain at home! Hamaspik of Kings County is looking for a FT/ PT service coordinator for its NHTD/TBI Medicaid waiver program. BA required + experience servicing elderly or disabled clients. Driver a plus! Please email resume to sashitzky@ hamaspikking.org F/T SECRETARY Looking for a F/T secretary for a growing day hab in their new BP location. Efficient, Organized, will train. Lots of room for growth for the right candidate. Good pay and great benefits package. Perfect for high school/seminary graduate. Start immediately or after the summer. Please email resume to HLang@ hamaspikkings.org Or call 718 302 3333 extension 5218, leave message if no answer

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EXCITING OPPORTUNITY A special need program looking for staff post camp program Aug 17- Sep 2, Heimishe Environment! Great pay 929-276-5615 MENTORS NEEDED Looking for young energetic girls to be mentors for developmentally delayed adults. Hours 9-4, Fun Trips, Horse therapy, Baking, Arts n crafts, Music therapy. Valid Drivers Lisence a plus! Great pay and benefits package offered. Please call 718302-3333 or email hlang@ hamaspikkings.org MENTORS NEEDED Looking for young energetic girls to be mentors for high functioning special needs adults. Hours 9-4, Job coaching, Trips, Fun activities, Great pay and benefits. Please call 718302-3333 or email hlang@ hamaspikkings.org VOICE LESSON TEACHER Looking for female voice lesson teacher for evening program for special needs adults, starting September 2021. Please email hlang@ hamaspikkings.org or call 718 302 3333 Ext 5218, leave a message if no answer STAFF NEEDED Hamaspik in Boro Park is looking for staff in a girls residence 3-4 times a week. Afternoon or night hours, great pay, many benefits, and very pleasant environment. Please call 718-387-8400 ext 165 or email Rgross@ Hamaspikkings.org HELP WANTED Hamaspik in Boro Park is looking for a couple to work at our girls or boys’ home on Shabbos and Yomim Tovim. Excellent pay and benefits. Great opportunity for the right candidate. Please call 718-387-8400 ext 165 or email Rgross@Hamaspikkings.org

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LOOKING FOR HOMES Looking for temporary or permanent homes for several children. Please contact Surie Morgenstern @347693-8080, smorgenstern@ hamaspikkings.org POSITIONS AVAILABLE Hamaspik is coming to the Five Towns! Full time entrylevel positions available. Must be organized, compassionate, team player, and able to meet deadlines. All femalefrum office environment, excellent salary, benefits, and potential for growth. Please send resumes to claufer@ hamaspikkings.org SEEKING RESPITE WORKERS 6 year old girl in Kensington, Sundays/after school hours. 4 year old boy in Flatbush, in the afternoon on weekends. 5 year old girl in Flatbush, after school hours. Call: 718-387-8400 ext 233 Email: rfeldman@hamaspikkings. org COM HAB WORKER Seeking a Com Hab worker to work with a high functioning, male individual during the day. Seeking a high school girl to do Respite with a 4 year old girl on Shabbos. Please call 718-387-8400 Ext 132 or email RTauber@ hamaspikkings.org HELP WANTED Hamaspik is seeking a girl to scan documents temporarily. For more info, please call 718.387.8400 ext. 231 or email yfriedman@ hamaspikkings.org EVALUATOR NEEDED Seeking an evaluator to assess clients that are suffering from mental health challenges. Needs to have an educational background + prior experience. Please email your resume to cgreenfeld@ comforthealthny.org

F/T HR COORDINATOR Seeking as F/T HR Coordinator. Must be diligent, responsible and detail oriented. Amazing work environment, with great benefits for the right individual. Email resume to HR@hamaspikkings.org FISCAL INTERMEDIARY COORDINATOR Hamaspik is seeking a F/T female, Fiscal Intermediary Coordinator, highly motivated, organized, detail oriented, multi task, great computer skills. Great offer, for the right candidate. Email Resume to Cringel@ hamaspikkings.org

BABYSITTING BABYSITTER available evenings, nights and weekends. call 3479326524 BABYSITTER AVAIL late night at your home; very experienced, responsible.. refs avail. More info call/txt/ WhatsApp (347) 816-6406. BABYSITTER Experienced, warm, loving Babysitter currently located 15/52. Small Group. Starting in September. 929-272-5483 EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Accepting babies for the coming year. 14 & 54 area. Hours: 9-4. Small group. 347666-5219. SMALL PLAYGROUP FORMING For this coming school year age 18-24 months limited slots available Parkville and Ocean Pkwy Call 347-206-9115

SERVICES LOGS/MINIATURES for reasonable prices. 3479326524

GEMACHIM Pidyon Haben 646-419-0782 Doona 260-366-6293 Twin Carriage (718) 522-3891

LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700 FOREVER LIVING PRODUCTS Summer sale! 30% off moisturizers and sunscreens. Call 718-851-5156 VIOLIN LESSONS private violin lessons for girls. All levels, all ages. Call 929 289 1222 BOYS ENGLISH LEARNING GROUP Experienced P3 providers opening group at 10 /50 area. Full curriculum, during cheder hours. Call(917)5246814‬ COMPUTER LESSONS One-on-one customized computer lessons! Learn what you’ve always wanted to know at your own pace! Word/Excel– Beginners thru advanced. 718-633-5042. GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. 917-414-3281 APEX CLASSES For cognitive development (OPWDD) Music, art, writing, baking, tutoring, kriah, sand sessions, gardening. 8457828885 RESUME WRITER Applying for a job? Get your resume done by an expert for best results. Call 917-687-1198 AYIN HORAH Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone. 718.689.1902/ 516.300.1490 PHOTO ALBUMS Custom photo books, weddings, engagements, Chosson/Baby, Upsherin, etc. Also professional photo editing. 347.563.5153

CHILDBIRTH CLASSES Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text Lamaze with Henny 347-871-2955 SERENITY SOLUTIONS organize your home & life. Call Chana Malky 718-8095963 PROFESSIONAL ALBUMS We specialise in baby, engagement and wedding albums. please email Lbgraphicsndesign@gmail. com for samples. or call/txt 347-768-0635 WOOD REPAIR Cool Revamping. All Wood Refurbished, Repaired. ‘2021 Facelft. Competitive Pricing & Svc. Commercial, Residential, & Shuls. Txt 212 991 8548. STROLLERS & ACCESSORIES FOR SALE Used Bees & Doonas starting at $295. Fox $549. Lynx $585. Brande new black bee5 $549. Cameleon2 $249. Call 347436-6314/426-2339 AYIN HORAH ‫א יראי שמים אין גרויסע עובד‬ ‫הי אין ירושלים וועט אייך‬ ‫אפשפרעכן עין הרע דורך גיסן‬ ‫בליי מירשה דור ודור‬ 718 305 7118 INFINITE for dry and aging skin. HYDRATING CLEANSER, FIRMING SERUM, RESTORING CREAM Call 718-851-5156 DRIVER AVAILABLE Driver with many years exp. available to do long distance trips with brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469 PROFESSIONAL GRAPHIC DESIGNER Albums, Ads, Posters, Photo Editing etc. Call now: 917647-5037

TEETH WHITENING Professional laser teeth whitening in just 60 minutes. Amazing results! Text/call to set up your appointment. 718-483-0269. HANDYMAN Experienced & Reliable handyman Small jobs our specialty! Plumbing, Electric, construction, Locksmith, painting, plastering. Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, call: 347.275.5408 PHOTOGRAPHY Children, Portraits, Family, Upsherin.Videos for any occasion, family Gatherings, Anniversaries, events, etc. 347.563.5153 FIGHT METER TICKETS Leave ticket and $18 cash (phone number/email) at 1303 53 St. Suite 22. Email: metertickets@gmail.com call :732-708-3534

Neocate Formula 347-977-7940 Carseats, snap n go strollers, pack n play & bassinets 718-854-6829 buy/sell Neocate/baby formula 347.369.4886 Chocolate molds BP 718972-4768. Williamsburg 718-522-3445 Bris Accessories 347- 244- 2065 Baby Carriers 845-587-2449 Baby earbands 347 409 9479 Bris Accessories 718-435-0664 Kallah Cape 718 - 633 - 8261 KALLAH ACCESSORIES BP. 718-551-8714 Shoes & Crowns BP 718-972-4768. Pack n plays 718-851-1017 Reflector Belts 718-853-4966 Communication Class 347-753-1071. Mezuzos (718)666-7222

ALBUMS BY ST Samples avail 718-755-4365

Warm Mist Humidifier 917-373-2079

HOMEWORK HELP Experienced P3 provider available to do homework with your child after school. Call ‪(347) 450-1530‬ CHANGE TALLIS LINING Min. Fee Call or txt. 347-2150600 HEIMISHE CAKE Place order for heimishe 9x13’s lekuved shabbos. Marble, sponge, cookies, kokosh, kipele. 347-215-0500

pediatric wheelchairwalker-shower seat- cast cover for shower call 7183883079 lv msg Medical Catheters and other equipment 7184353441 New ladies clothing 646-904-1247 Lighting 9292762404 Simcha Décor 917 -536-1742 Bechers, Challah cover, Benchers 1718 854 1760 Boys Simcha Wear sizes 9m-7 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 Chuppah Cards 718-435-4246

ENVELOPE ADDRESSING We’ll print your invitation list directly on envelopes. Reasonable rates. Great service. 718-436-0643

Chairs & Tables 347-4529554 or 347-452-0554 Music and sound equipment 929-364-9765

ENJOY THE SUN revolutionary sunscreen that protects the skin from sun,while giving it excellent moisture. call 929-367-8040 if no answer lv. msg

Glass table decor 718-854-3017 Clothing, Shoes, linens (347) 816-6406

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STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY Outdoor and indoor studio photography. well priced pls call347 628 5619

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FOUND Hebrew name necklace, leather. Shabbos P’ Chukas, 60th/McDonald. 646-3599225 (exchanged) tallis in 92 penn st shul. 718-237-2819 Gold Earring @ A Valero Gas station on 08/01 718-4351771/347-504-2071

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MOSTLY MUSIC HIRING computer savvy, friendly, music maven to run our download center Email resume to: mayer@mostlymusic.com

FREE GIVEAWAYS Hundreds of metal screws, half Phillip’s Head, etc Email NYAccess@yahoo.com with FREE SCREWS as subject adult diapers. Pls text (212) 810-7491

RECEIVE WEEKLY Zichron Betzalel Dovid with Divrei Torah and Halacha. zbddivreitorah@gmail.com. KALLAH SHOPPING LIST to make shopping easier and calmer Call / txt 347-5346184

china closet. 347-581-2843 Looking to dedicate brand new sefer torah to a shul in brooklyn call 718 644 7684 dining room table in very good condition. 347-232-5841

ODDS & ENDS DONATE VEHICLE Donate any vehicle, get $2,400 gift for shopping and $1,500 tax deduction. 718974-9428

REFRIGERATED VAN Brand new 2020, with standby mode, high roof, for rent with driver. 212.662.1300

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‫‪Buying a new home‬‬ ‫‪or refinancing an‬‬ ‫‪existing loan. Primary‬‬ ‫‪residence, second home‬‬ ‫‪or investment property.‬‬

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‫אכציג לומדי דרשו הלכה אין ק"ק‬ ‫וויזשניץ מאנסי פראווענען סיום‬

‫הרה"ג רבי דוד האפשטעטער שליט"א געקומען צופארן פון קאנאדא ‪ -‬בכל‬ ‫תפוצות ישראל כאפט מען זיך לעצטענס מיט מיטן טעגליכן דרשו הלכה סדר ‪-‬‬ ‫פילע קהילות און הויפן שוין אנגעשלאסן‬

‫מאנסי ‪ -‬א חבורה פון אכציג וויזשניצע אינגעלייט וועלכע זענען אנגעשלאסן אינעם דרשו הלכה‬ ‫פראגראם‪ ,‬האבן זיך צונויפגעזעצט פראווען א סיום‪ ,‬געאייגנט פאר די משתתפים ביים טעגליכן‬ ‫שיעור‪ .‬די אינגעלייט זענען געזיצן אינאיינעם און זיך מחזק געווען בדבר ה' זו הלכה‪ ,‬פרייענדיג‬ ‫זיך בשמחת התורה און דאס קונה זיין מידי יום ביומי ידיעות בהלכה‪.‬‬ ‫ווען דער נשיא דרשו הרה"ג המפורסם רבי דוד האפשטעטער שליט"א האט געהערט איבער די‬ ‫סיומים פון די חבורות לומדי והוגי הלכה בקרב ק"ק וויזניץ‪ ,‬וואס פארשפרייט זיך מער און מער‬ ‫אינערהאלב פילע אנדערע היימישע קהילות און הויפן‪ ,‬האט ער געשפירט פאר א זכות און זכי'‬ ‫צו מחזק זיין די הוגי התורה‪.‬‬ ‫הגאון רבי דוד איז געקומען צופארן פון קאנאדא‪-‬טראנטו קיין ניו יארק און איז אריבערגעקומען‬ ‫קיין וויזניץ זיך מיטצופרייען מיט די לומדים‪ .‬אינאיינעם האבן מען געפראוועט א שיינע‬ ‫התוועדות וואו די הוגי הלכה האבן זיך אינאיינעם מחזק געווען ווייטער צו ממשיך זיין דעם‬ ‫הייליגן חבורה‪.‬‬ ‫עס האבן אויפגעטרעטן מיט דברי חיזוק עטליכע וויזשניצע אינגעלייט וועלכע זענען משתתפים‬ ‫קבועים אין די דרשו הלכה חבורה‪ ,‬דאן האט מען געהערט פון הרה"ג ר' דוד שליט"א‪ .‬אינאיינעם‬ ‫האט מען זיך געפרייט בשמחת התורה וידיעת ההלכה‪ ,‬א זאך וואס כ"ק מרן אדמו"ר הגה"ק בעל‬ ‫תורת מרדכי מוויזשניץ זצ"ל האט שטארק איינגעפירט אין די קהילה און שטענדיג געפאדערט‬ ‫פון חסידיו ותלמידיו שומעי לקחו‪ ,‬צו לערנען טעגליך הלכה און אזוי אום קריגן א בקיאות דערין‪.‬‬ ‫בכל תפוצות ישראל כאפט מען זיך לעצטענס מיט מיטן דרשו הלכה באן‪ ,‬פילע קהילות‪ ,‬בתי‬ ‫מדרשים און הויפן שליסן זיך לעצטענס אן‪ ,‬ובפרט איז עס געאייגנט אין דעם יאר‪ ,‬ווען עס איז‬ ‫זיך צוזאמגעקומען די דרשו סדר הש"ס און די דרשו סדר הלכה‪ ,‬ווען אין ביידע איז מען יעצט‬ ‫עוסק בעניני חג הסוכות‪ ,‬א צייכן אויף לימוד תורה לשמה‪.‬‬ ‫ווי אנגענעם וועט זיך זיין צו שפירן באקוועם אין די ימים טובים‪ ,‬וועלכע זענען ארומגענומען‬ ‫מיט אזויפיל פילפארביגע הלכות וואס זענען נוגע אין יעדן ריר‪ .‬דער וואס לערנט טעגליך הלכה‬ ‫מיטן דרשו הלכה פראגראם‪ ,‬קען לעבן ווי א איד און וויסן אין יעדן פאל וואס איז ריכטיג און‬ ‫וואס איז נישט‪ ,‬וכל השונה הלכות בכל יום מובטח לו שהוא בן עולם הבא‪.‬‬

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‫‪I’ll help you get it done‬‬ ‫‪with the right loan‬‬ ‫‪at the right rate.‬‬

‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫הונדערטער אינגעלייט ביים צוויי טאגיגן ״כינוס הבונים״ פונעם היסטארישן ״אומשאצבאר״ קאמפיין‬ ‫אויפצוטרייבן מיליאנען פאר ״בוני עולם״ צו העלפן זוגות המצפים לישועת השם‬

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‫סיום מסכת יומא ומעמד חלוקת פרסים ע"י מוסדות קבר רחל ‪‎‎‬‬

‫האדמו"ר מטאהש איז קובע מזוזות אינעם נייע הערליכע לאקאל פון 'קרויס שטריימלעך' אויף ‪ 1251-51‬אין בארא פארק‬

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‫ערשטע ''חומש סעודה'' פון די גאנץ יעריגע מוסדות התורה אין מאנטיסעלא‬

‫האדמו"ר מתולדות אהרן בביקור במחנה‬ ‫דברי יואל סאטמאר‬

‫סיום מסכת יומא במסגרת דרשו‬

‫האדמו"ר מסקולען בביקור אצל האדמו"ר מסאטמאר‬

‫האדמו"ר מקאמאדא ביים קביעת מזוזה אינעם נייעם‬ ‫הערליכען געשעפט 'אינפיניטי שיך' אין מאנטיסעלא‬

‫האדמו"ר מניקלשבורג וואודבארן ביי די הכנות פאר די הכנסת ספר תורה צו די וואדבארן שול דורך זיין תלמיד ר' עזרא קאפניק‬

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‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫האדמו"ר מתולדות אהרן במנוחה בפליישמאנס‬

‫סעודת הילולא של הרה"ק מבעלזא זי"ע בקהילת בעלזא בבארא פארק‬

‫הילולת הרה"ק מהר"א מבעלזא זי"ע אצל האדמו"ר מבעלזא‬

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‫תלמידי מחנה ישיבת דרכי נועם‬ ‫אצל האדמו"ר ממונקאטש‬

‫האדמו"ר מסקאליע במסיבת מלוה מלכה בישיבה גדולה מאור התורה‬

‫האדמו"ר מסקאליע במלוה מלכה מוצש"ק נחמו במחנה סקאליע וסיום מסכת פסחים במסגרת ליבאי באורייתא דסקאליע‬

‫האדמו"ר מנדבורנה אויף אפרוה אין‬ ‫מחנה נדבורנה אין וואודרידזש‬

‫שמחת הברית של נכד האדמו"ר‬ ‫מדושינסקיא ונין דומ"ץ סאטמאר ב"פ‬

‫שמחת התנאים בבית פאפא ‪-‬‬ ‫ספינקא ‪ -‬טארטיקוב‬

‫מוצש"ק שבע ברכות בחצר הקודש טשערנאביל בבארא פארק‬

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FREE ISSUE 96 AUGUST 4, 2021

FYI: FIREFLIES & CRICKETS

‫פרשת ראה‬ ‫כ”ו אב תשפ”א‬

GREA ON TH T GRILLE

Upg rade chic ken cutl ets with the tast y mar inad se es

CAMPING WITH THE WHOLE KIT AND CABOODLE

FUN AROUND THE FIRE

EVERY TREE THE SAME

Games for cozy campfires and marvelous memories

Our rustic outdoor excursion turned out to be more than we’d bargained for

Take to the tents for a fantastic and affordable family adventure

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YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

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‫פר‘ ראה תשפ‘א לפ‘‘ק‬

‫בעפאר "יהי רצון"‪,‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫דער ָיאמערליכער געשריי‬ ‫טמאר זי"ע‬ ‫מסא ַ‬ ‫ביים ציון פון הרה"ק ַ‬ ‫שוין ָיארן ָ‬ ‫וואס ער איז ַא ַ‬ ‫הארציגער "תהלים כולל"‬ ‫מעמבער‪ ,‬וואו ער זעהט ַ‬ ‫באשיינפּערליך די ָאפענע‬ ‫סייעתא דשמיא ָ‬ ‫וואס ַ‬ ‫באגלייט די ַ‬ ‫גאנצע משפּחה ַא ַ‬ ‫דאנק‬ ‫"זיין פּערזענליכער" תהלים מנין ָ‬ ‫טאג טעגליך‪.‬‬ ‫ַאצינד שטייט מען שוין ב"ה ביים "שידוכים"‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫שטאפּל‬ ‫ווען ער זוכט ַא שידוך ַ‬ ‫פאר'ן עלטסטן קינד‪ .‬מען ַ‬ ‫האלט‬ ‫שוין ָ‬ ‫נאך עטליכע ַאנטוישונגען‪ ,‬טייל הצעות זענען‬ ‫ָא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פּגעזאגט‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געווארן און ַאנדערע זענען‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫צעפאלן שוין ביי‬ ‫די ערנסטע‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫שטאפּלן‪ ,‬און דערווייל קוקט די ַ‬ ‫פאמיליע‬ ‫ַארויס אויף ַא ישועה‪ ,‬בקרוב‪ ,‬בניקל‪.‬‬ ‫ווען ַ‬ ‫פא ָ‬ ‫רלאפענע ענדע ָ‬ ‫וואך ָ‬ ‫האט מען ָ‬ ‫נא ַ‬ ‫כא ָ‬ ‫מאל‬ ‫ָא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫נגעטרא‬ ‫גן‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫א‬ ‫שידוך‪,‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫הא‬ ‫ט‬ ‫דער‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫צעברא‬ ‫כענער‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פא‬ ‫טער‬ ‫געשפּירט ַאז ָ‬ ‫דא ָ‬ ‫סמאל וועט ער בעז"ה ָ‬ ‫יא פועל'ן אן‬ ‫ענדגילטיגע ישועה‪ַ ,‬‬ ‫טאקע ביי דעם הייליגן "תהלים מנין"‬ ‫וואו ער איז שוין ַא שותף ַא ַ‬ ‫סאך ָ‬ ‫יאר‪ ,‬ביים הייליגן ציון פון‬ ‫הרה"ק‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫מסא ַ‬ ‫טמאר זי"ע‪ ,‬דער גרויסער מקום קיבול‬ ‫תפלות‪.‬‬ ‫יענעם‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פרייטאג אינדערפרי‪ַ ,‬אזוי ווי יעדע ַאנדערע טאג‬ ‫דורכאויס ָ‬ ‫דאס ַ‬ ‫גאנצע ָ‬ ‫יאר‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫האט זיך ביים ציון הק' אין‬ ‫קרית יואל‪ ,‬געשטעלט דער התעוררות'דיגער מנין תהלים‪,‬‬ ‫וואו די איידעלע תלמידי חכמים בעטן זיך אויס ישועות‬ ‫און השפעות ַ‬ ‫פאר אידישע קינדער אומעטום‪.‬‬

‫ָאבער ָ‬ ‫דא ָ‬ ‫סמאל ָ‬ ‫האט זיך ָ‬ ‫נאך עמיצער ָא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫נגעשלאסן אין‬ ‫דעם מנין‪ .‬געווען איז דאס אונזער "תהלים כולל"‬ ‫מעמבער ָ‬ ‫וואס ָ‬ ‫האט אינאיינעם מיט די תהלים ָ‬ ‫זאגער‬ ‫מתפּלל געווען ביי די מזמורי תהלים ָ‬ ‫וואס ווערט‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געזאגט‬ ‫מיט ַאזויפיל ווארימקייט און ַ‬ ‫הארץ‪.‬‬ ‫מען ַ‬ ‫האלט שוין ביים ענדע‪ ,‬מען וויל שוין ָאנהויבן דעם‬ ‫"יהי רצון" ָ‬ ‫נאך תהלים‪ָ ,‬אבער דער ָ‬ ‫פאטער ַ‬ ‫מאכט פּלוצים‬ ‫שטיל און רופט אויס‪" :‬טייערע אינגעלייט! איך ָ‬ ‫צאל שוין‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫דא ַא ַ‬ ‫סאך ָיארן מעמבערשיפּ‪ ,‬איך בין ב"ה ַא שותף מיט‬ ‫אייער תהלים ָ‬ ‫זאגן ַאזויפיל ָ‬ ‫יאר‪ .‬יעצט ַ‬ ‫דארף איך‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געהאלפן ווערן מיט ַא שידוך פאר מיין קינד!"‬ ‫מיט ַא טרערן ‪ -‬געשטיקטע שטימע וויינט דער איד‪:‬‬ ‫"איך בעט ענק פון ַ‬ ‫הארצן טיפן! ָ‬ ‫זאגט ַארויס מיין הזכרה‬ ‫מיט ַא התעוררות‪,‬‬ ‫זייט‬ ‫מעורר‬ ‫רחמים פאר מיין ישועה!‬ ‫מיט'ן זכות פון הייליגן רבי'ן זי"ע! מיט'ן זכות פון צדקה!‬ ‫מיט'ן זכות פון דעם מנין תהלים באשמורת הבוקר!"‬ ‫בלויז צוויי מעת לעת זענען ַאריבער‪.‬‬ ‫יענעם מוצאי שבת קודש איז‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געשלאסן‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געווארן דער‬ ‫שידוך!‬ ‫ווייל "שערי דמעה לא ננעלו"‪ ...‬און ווען ָ‬ ‫דאס‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫פאראייניגט זיך מיט'ן כח פון "גדולים צדיקים במיתתן‬ ‫יותר מבחייהון"‪ ,‬ווער קען ָ‬ ‫דאס ָאפּשטעלן ?‬

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