FREE ISSUE 142 MARCH 28, 2018
ערב פסח י"ב ניסן תשע”ח
חג כשר ושמח
AT THE FINISH LINE // Cleaning and cooking contests wind down FINDING FREEDOM // Live in the moment at the Seder and every day IN PURSUIT OF THE PERFECT PESACH KNEIDEL // A tale of gebrokts NEW ON THE SCENE // Visit recently opened museums FOODS ON THE GO // Take-along snacks for Chol Hamoed HAVE A SAFE TRIP! // Excursions Supplement Excursions sponsored by:
EXCURSIONS Pesach 5778/Summer 2018
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Day shows $19.99
eVeNiNg shows $24.99
Three convenient locations
Major credit cards accepted
Brooklyn: Renaissance Ballroom, 5902 14th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11219 Suffern: Yeshiva of Spring Valley, 121 College Road, Suffern, NY 10901
Written/ Directed by
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Lakewood: Tehilas Chaya Sara, 1115 Cross Street, Lakewood, NJ 08701
tale of true hashgacha pratis
SHOW SCHEDULE
Songs by
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Monday, April 2 Tuesday, April 3 Wednesday, April 4
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Men/Boys
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1:00 pm
7:30 pm
Women/Girls
1:00 pm
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Song Lyrics by Miriam Handler
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RE: COUPON CONUNDRUM (ISSUE 140) I recently heard a story repeated by Rabbi Pesach Krohn on Chazak that illustrates the point I want to bring across in regard to the back and forth about coupons for bnei Torah. Reb Shlomo Zalmen Auerbech would distribute a lot tzedakah for needy families before Pesach. His nephew, who helped him distribute the envelopes, once arrived at one home and watched the recipient taking out the contents. In addition to the shekel amount therein, enclosed were tickets for Chol Hamoed rides. When he approached his uncle for an explanation, Reb Shlomo Zalmen said that while Chol Hamoed outings may not be a necessity, why don’t these kids deserve to enjoy the rides just like their neighbors? Is tzedakah only about providing one with the bare necessities? I want to clarify that when people like myself, who run these coupon programs, set up the system, it was not necessarily only to provide families with their basic, bare necessities. Before yom tov is a time when we want the kids of chashuve bnei Torah to have just what their neighbors have, be it beautiful hair accessories or up-to-date Shabbos shoes. The sponsors of this program are so happy to contribute to this worthy cause, and they want these chashuvah wives who are supporting their husbands in learning to buy special things l’kavod yom tov, things they never would buy all year round. The stores, too, contribute so graciously, thrilled to be part in supporting these pillars who are holding up our community with their Torah. (There was one store owner who didn’t want to participate at first, saying that these wives never shop at her store around the year, so why should she give them the discount? I explained that precisely because
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This is just a letter to help clarify the difference between a kollel family and a family in financial trouble. I’m sorry for the woman whose husband is working and yet still has a hard time clothing her family; may she be blessed with more hatzlacha. But that has nothing to do with our precious kollel families. Kollel families are the elite of our society. They are the Leviyim who take on the avodah that we all need in order to flourish. Just like in the times of the Beis Hamikdash, when we brought our bekurim (the choicest of our fruits) to the Kohanim doing
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the avodah, we should give gifts to those who have given their lives to the service of Hashem. Giving coupons should not cause embarrassment to those who receive them. It should bring them pride! This is not food stamps. This is not kimcha d’Pischa. This is extra yom tov support for the families who provide a tremendous service for us. It should be given with respect and gratitude, because that is what will give these families the energy they need to continue their holy work and not be caught in the materialistic race that is going on. Yes, they may not be able to get to the store without the coupons, but they are still not a charity case Remember, one who doesn’t acknowledge the benefit they receive from Torah scholars is considered an apikorus. Look into your hearts and make sure not to say anything that may cause damage to our special (often needy) kollel families. And to all those special people out there who have given their all to help the kollel families, thank you! You are building Torah by helping the Torah families do their holy work! You will not go unrewarded! Standing up for Kavod HaTorah
In response to the letters about coupons for kollel leit and rabbeim, I could write that I have also been on the receiving end of coupons, though now I am not, even though my financial situation is arguably more challenging than back then. I could also expand on the fact that I used those coupons to buy essentials I otherwise couldn’t afford and items that did not meet the definition of need. But I’m not going to. Instead, I’d like to ask a question unaddressed in the
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letters that I’ve seen so far. Why in the world are we looking with jealousy at what our neighbors have? Where is our emunah and bitachon? When I go into a store and see someone in front of me paying with a coupon when I’ll be paying full price, I openly admit that I feel a pang of envy. But I know that it’s wrong and that I have to be mechazek myself that Hashem is running the world and giving me exactly what I need; no other person has the ability to take that away from me. Please, I beg of you: Let’s stop with this petty jealousy, and in this zechus, be zoche to the geulah this Pesach. Name Withheld
RE: TURNING AN EYESORE INTO AN ATTRACTION (ISSUE 141) I have some comments in response to “Turning an Eyesore into an Attraction,” where the letter writer speaks out against the debris at Lake Suzanne. I understand the author’s valid concern about the health and safety of this situation, but blaming the people who visit the lake is not the key. Before anything, I must mention that unless he or she is a professional sanitation worker, there really is no need for them to be doing such work. I hope the author utilizes proper protection when cleaning up the lake grounds. There is a great risk of contracting infections from the bacteria-laden grounds littered with garbage and waterfowl byproducts, unless one is properly dressed to prevent this. I think it is best left for professionals, as I would not want a community member to be in such a vulnerable position! Additionally, the garbage problem is probably due to the town not cleaning it well enough. The streets are cleaned periodically by street cleaning trucks, the snow is removed by snow plows, etc. Our tax money should definitely be enough to cover lake maintenance as well. I don’t think it is solely the community members’ responsibility to keep the area clean. There are also not enough garbage cans for people to dispose of their trash. I actually think the problem boils down to the presence of the waterfowl. If the geese would not be using the lake as their habitat, people would not feed the geese. Nobody would bring their leftover bread, and the grounds would be so much cleaner. There would also be no more goose roadkill on Suzanne Drive every week. If the town got rid of the geese, there would be so much less mess. How beautiful the lake would be if this were to become a reality! R.N.
DOING WHAT’S RIGHT Although I’m not your typical magazine letter writer, I want to slice a little bit of time out of this busy Erev Pesach week to thank The Monsey View for doing what’s right. We, as Viznitz chassidim, have it so ingrained in us
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to respect our Rebbe’s wishes regarding not taking or publishing any photos, but I’m sure it’s not so easy for outsiders. May you always continue being an enlightenment to the Monsey community, and may his zechus protect you and us all. An Admirer
A MESSAGE FROM THE TRENCHES About a year ago, I sent in a letter to The Monsey View about the dangers of eating disorders lurking around in the Jewish world. I am fifteen now, baruch Hashem alive and well, and at the end of treatment. I want to bring up the subject again, because I think people don’t understand what an eating disorder is. There are a few types of eating disorders; the most common ones are anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating. People with anorexia constantly stress about their body image. They think of themselves as obese, even though they are not. They are intensely focused on their food intake and exercise abnormally. Some people with anorexia even purge after they eat minimal amounts of food, which makes the eating disorder even more dangerous. Bulimia is when someone eats an enormous amount of food and then purges it to prevent themselves from gaining weight. A person with bulimia constantly diets and may do excessive exercise to compensate for what they ate. People with binge eating disorders eat large amounts of food, but do not purge. They frequently diet, becoming obsessed over body image, and their weight fluctuates up and down. All these types of eating disorders cited above are life-threatening. Without proper help, people can die from them. This is a message to anyone who is struggling with an eating disorder: It doesn’t matter how old you are; what matters is seeking help by a professional. It will be hard at first, but realize that an eating disorder can be conquered. No one wants to be a slave to a “voice” telling them they can’t eat freely. Its nearly Pesach, and there is a lot of eating at the Seder, and I am scared for it. But take a deep breath and do the best you can. Do it for yourself, for your family, and do it for your life. There is an organization called Relief that will help you find a therapist in your area. Chag kasher v’sameach. Anonymous
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BRINGING LIGHT TO IMPORTANT MATTERS First, I’d love to compliment you on the great Pesach recipes you featured, which even those of us who use nothing processed on Pesach could use for variety. Last week you also had a beautiful Seder table featured, but two things were out of sync. First of all, I found it surprising that a Seder with twelve participants has only two lit candles. Second, I don’t think votive candles belong on a Seder table. They could be dangerous, as Seder participants concentrating on the mitzvos of the day could easily be distracted and chalilah burn themselves or have a napkin or matzah tash catch fire. Also, while I am not a rav or pretending to pasken, I recall hearing that although one is mechuyav to light the customary licht l’kavod yom tov, one should not light candles “just because.” May we all have a kosheren, freilichen Pesach. Shira Weiss
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OVER THE PAST SEVERAL WEEKS, two of my clients expressed similar thoughts that stayed with me long after their sessions were over. I mulled their comments over for several days, realizing that they expressed what so many of my clients feel all the time. The first woman, let’s call her Miriam, has been a client for over two years. Petite and in her early 50s, Miriam successfully and quite easily lost over 25 pounds, but she struggles mightily, day after day, to keep the weight off. The constant battle exhausts and frustrates her. At her most recent weigh-in, Miriam cried to me, “Am I really going to always have to be that crazy woman who brings my muffins and kugels wherever I go? Do I really have to live this way forever?!” The second client, a post-seminary graduate, expressed a similar sentiment. This girl, let’s call her Sarah, lost weight with a different nutritionist, who had put her on a very strictly regimented diet that cut out all snacks, sweets, treats, meats and fun food. Of course, this type of plan is unsustainable, and her weight began to creep back on. Sarah came to Nutrition by Tanya in order to maintain her weight loss while reintroducing all the foods she’d deprived herself of for many months. Session after session, burned out from her previous diet, Sarah kept telling me, “I just want to do whatever I want and be normal!” Both of these clients, and many more, are just yearning to be free from the burden of “dieting.” So many of us are. In fact, there is a whole movement toward intuitive eating, which basically professes to just eat when you are hungry and stop when you are full, with no dieting, structuring or planning. If only
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THE CAR ROUNDS A BEND IN THE ROAD. ON ONE SIDE, the mountainside plunges steeply into a bay of blue water, and on the other side is the outskirts of a southern Italian village, weathered by the sun. Outside a small house with peeling pink walls, an older man with peaceful eyes sips espresso. Behind him, the cliff face glints in layers of beautiful natural color and streaks of exquisitely hued stone. The car stops. “It’s beautiful. The color is something else.” “It’s private property, not a quarrying site.” “Nu, we can ask him.” Hershey Margaretten and his buyer emerge from the car. Their greetings are met with a smile; Italians are formal, but friendly. “Buona sera.”
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Soon they are led round to the back of the property. The garden is walled off by the cliff that had caught Hershey’s experienced eye from the car. His hunch was right; the rock gleams with shades of brilliance. Its quality, when tested, matches the stone’s beauty. Professionally chiseled, skillfully cut and carefully transported, the stone that has seen an enchanting view from a quiet coastal road in southern Italy joins thousands of slabs in the yard at Imperial Marble and Granite. For Hershey, whose family has dealt in stone since 1985, finding nature’s most striking rocks and making homes beautiful is a calling. Having learned the craft from his father R’ Shmuel Yitzchok, he spends much of the year traveling, visiting carefully selected sites all over India and
Europe with a team of artisans and professionals. Together, they locate and choose the finest marble, granite and quartz from earth’s bounty. When a beautiful source is found, however exotic and remote, its quality is carefully checked. Then the
place, kitchen, foyer or jacuzzi,” Hershey explains. First the block is cut into slabs. “We use the best laser cutting machinery, only American or Italian made. An expert cut is very significant in natural rock. Vein-cut marble
HIS HUNCH WAS RIGHT; THE ROCK GLEAMS WITH SHADES OF BRILLIANCE. ITS QUALITY, WHEN TESTED, MATCHES THE STONE’S BEAUTY. cutters move in and chisel the stones from the mountainside. “We buy massive blocks of stone, hewn straight out of beautifully colored mountains. As fabricators, our job is to bring that stone from its raw state to perfection in someone’s fire-
or granite will look totally different in your kitchen than the very same material, cross-cut.” Next, the slab needs to be shaped, polished and finished. Hershey and his team have decades of experience and finely honed instincts that soon
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reveal the beauty the Creator has endowed in each piece of stone. His father, R’ Shmuel Yitzchok Margaretten, is still active in the business, which he established in Israel over thirty years ago, maintaining the standards of workmanship and service Imperial is known for. “We import a limited inventory of each color and material,” Hershey explains. “The specialty slabs that you find at Imperial are not mass-produced; each one is special.” The indoor slab yard at Imperial’s location in Ramsey, right near Airmont, is a fantastical treasure trove, a dis-
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play of statement pieces with their colors surging like the sea itself, hues as rich as jewels. Rare and exotic turquoise and teal, swirling and shimmering gold and onyx, or classic muted stillness — all miracles of Nature’s design. Customers are often unsure of what they want, but just strolling through the aisles presents fabulous sources of inspiration. Imperial’s team of top designers are there to make sure that the choice is a joy, and not a haze of confusion. From remodeling an entire house to choosing the perfect finish for a small vanity in a guest room, they can guide newcomers through the design process from start to finish. Imperial Marble has installed bespoke counters in thousands of beautiful homes in Brooklyn, Monsey and Lakewood, but Hershey and his team want to speak about ordinary heimish and yeshivish homes, too. “Of course, we don’t only deal in high-end, designer materials. We have thousands of satisfied clients who have bought our quartz, quartzite or lower-end granite. Our slab yard features hundreds of beautiful, contemporary products, all competitively priced.” Customers who are on a budget have been delighted with Imperial for a few good reasons: quality control, expert workmanship and lifetime care on every single piece they install. Imperial can compete with anyone on price as they import and fabricate all their materials directly and have no middlemen. Yet no one can compete with Imperial quality.
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When remodeling a kitchen or bathroom on a budget, it can be tempting to accept the cheapest quote on countertops. But the experts warn that very cheap can sometimes turn out very expensive. On several occasions, Hershey recalls, homeowners who had chosen to work with very cheap retailers found their work so shoddy and unprofessional that they called Imperial to rip out crooked counters and install them properly. R’ Shmuel Yitzchok Margaretten started out with just eight employees. Today, Imperial has 45 workers, but the pride they take in their work, from start to finish, is the same. Chiseled from Hashem’s exquisitely colored mountainside in Italy or India and transformed into a showstopping tabletop, marble, quartz and granite certainly travel a long and interesting journey. “A lot of heimishe food has been served on our counters,” Hershey says proudly, “and continuing to serve you is our lifetime promise.”
STATEMENT PIECES WITH THEIR COLORS SURGING LIKE THE SEA ITSELF, HUES AS RICH AS JEWELS.
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Big Win for Tartikov as Judge Allows Yeshivah to Submit Application AFTER ALMOST TEN YEARS OF legal wrangling, a federal judge has ruled in favor of Congregation Rabbinical College of Tartikov, clearing the way for the yeshivah to submit a site plan application to Village of Pomona. The Journal News reported that Judge Kenneth Karas ruled that parts of the Pomona zoning code were discriminatory and unfairly limited the yeshivah’s rights to build on its 100-acre property located on Route 306 at Route 202. The judgment allowed for Tartikov to submit its application for the project and allowed for student family housing to be constructed at the site without special permits. The
judgment also required Pomona to reimburse Tartikov approximately $2 million in attorney’s and legal fees, in addition to $43,000 in legal fees that the village had been ordered to pay at a previous ruling. Attorney Paul Savad, who represents the yeshivah, praised the decision saying, “This gives us a level playing field.” Current plans would allow for 250 students and their families to be housed at the site. Savad said that a second phase of the project could include housing for an additional 250 students and their families.
County Smoking Age To Be Upped to 21? HOPING TO IMPROVE OVERALL health in Rockland, county legislators have approved a measure that would raise the legal age for the sale of both regular and electronic cigarettes from 18 to 21 years of age. The measure, which is designed to limit access to addictive substances, was passed by a near-unanimous vote, reported The Journal News. “The younger people are when they start using tobacco products, the greater their risk of nicotine addiction and
heavy daily smoking, as well as increased difficulty in quitting,” said Legislator Aney Paul, who sponsored the bill. “Keeping tobacco products out of the hands and lungs of young people will help save lives.” If the law is approved by County Executive Ed Day, it would ban the sale of all tobacco products, including cigarettes, chewing tobacco, e-cigs, cigars and rolling papers, to anyone under 21. Those found to be in violation of the law would be fined $2,000 per day, per violation.
Construction About to Unfold on New Newark Passenger Terminal DOMESTIC TRAVELERS FLYING in and out of Newark Airport will find themselves facing an upgraded experience in the coming years, as construction is about to begin on an all-new state-of-the-art terminal. Curbed New York reported that Newark’s oldest terminal, Terminal A, will be replaced by the year 2021 with the new Terminal One. Located just to the south of Terminal A’s current location, Terminal One will encompass approximately 1 million square feet and will be able to accommodate 13.6 million passengers each year at its 33 gates. The new terminal will be linked to both a new parking garage and the EWR AirTrain, and will allow for a 12-gate expansion in the future. According to Dezeen, the renovations will allow for more efficient check-ins and security screenings and will offer more amenities than the existing Terminal A. The new bi-level steel and glass Terminal One is expected to cost $1.41 billion. The redesign will be led by Grimshaw, an architec-
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WE’RE FINALLY IN THE home stretch! The last leg of our journey. Some consider it the point in their work where they stop being as productive and start slacking off, and for procrastinators, this is probably the time to start. But the good part is that no matter where you are coming from, we’ll all finish at the same time. It’s like making a pot of kneidlach. Every kneidel goes into the pot at a different time, but they are all ready together. The first kneidel may be highly overcooked while the last kneidel may not be so fluffy, but they’re all kneidlach. The difference between the concrastinator and the procrastinator is that one will eat frozen food while the other will eat fresh food. Nevertheless, the latter will work much harder and may not get to prepare all the extra goodies. I am a last-minute person myself and rarely have stuff in the freezer, but I do know of people who bake and prepare so much in advance that they write the date on each pan and container to know when it was prepared. So on Shabbos Vayikra, they eat the cake that was baked Beshalach, and Bamidbar they eat the cake from Vayikra. I usually have the Beshalach cake on Beshalach, and on
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Shabbos Vayikra, I have no cake at all. I always joke that two weeks before proactive people turn 120, they will be able to sit on the recliner with their feet up, but two weeks before I turn 120, I will still have to cook! All kidding aside, every person should do whatever works for her specifically and whatever makes life easier. I have to admit that being prepared is probably anytime better than chasing one’s tail. So here we are, re-scrubbing and re-vacuuming, cooking and baking, shopping and hemming, and for some of us, it’s in addition to a full-time job. Very soon we’ll all be sitting down and looking at our beautifully decked tables and loads of good food with a tired, yet triumphant smile, knowing that we won, that we got to the finish line. It doesn’t matter whether we accomplish everything on our to-do list or whether our Pesach cleaning is strictly that and not a full-fledged spring cleaning. What matters most is that we get there with a smile, with patience, with love and with simcha. We’ve all heard the vort of the heilige Berdichever, who says that the acronym of “ קערן, רייבן, שארן, ”קראצןis the same as tekiah, shevarim, teriah, tekiah. Tosafos in Yerushalmi says that when we blow the shofar the first time, the Satan gets a little confused, but the second time around, there’s total confusion. Reb Elimelech Biederman says that the same thing happens here. After your child walks into a Pesach’dige room with a cookie in his hand, which means you now have to clean the room a second time, you should do it calmly and with a smile because that’s when we really confuse the Satan. So seize the moment, put on a smile and make a dash for the finish line.
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FRUIT POPSICLES These refreshing popsicles are simple to make and fun to eat. Cut up any fruits that you use on Pesach, like oranges, kiwi, pineapple, mango, etc., and mix them all together. Fill an ices mold with the cubed fruit, leaving place for the liquid. Mix equal amounts of must (squeezed grapes) and water, and fill the molds. You can also use any other light-colored juice that you have, like white grape juice or lemonade. Put in a popsicle stick or plastic spoon and freeze.
SUGAR-COATED NUTS 1 egg white
1 cup sugar
1 T. water
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½ tsp. ground cinnamon, optional
DIRECTIONS 1. Preheat oven to 250°. 2. In a mixing bowl, whip together the egg white and water until frothy. Add nuts to egg white mixture, stirring to coat the nuts evenly. 3. In a separate bowl, mix together the sugar, salt and cinnamon. 4. Sprinkle the sugar mixture onto the nuts and stir until coated. 5. Spread the nuts on a baking sheet. Bake for 1 hour, stirring every 15 minutes
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CARROT MUFFINS 7 eggs, separated
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DIRECTIONS 1. Beat the egg whites with 2 tablespoons of sugar until stiff. 2. Fold in the rest of the ingredients, and combine well by hand. 3. Pour into muffin cups, and bake on 350° for 35 minutes or until set.
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Glaze For the glaze, you must make confectioner’s sugar first. Confectioner’s sugar is regular sugar simply ground very finely with a bit of cornstarch mixed in for thickening. For Pesach, you grind a cup of sugar very finely in a coffee grinder, and then add 1 heaping tablespoon of potato starch. To make the glaze, prepare one cup of confectioner’s sugar, mix it with ¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon (optional) and add 1 tablespoon of hot water at a time, until it reaches the desired consistency. Drizzle over carrot muffins. They can also be enjoyed without the glaze, or drizzled with caramel cream.
And now for gebrokts… This year there is no time to prepare it on yom tov, so if you don’t brok all Pesach, ask your rav when you can prepare it. Some do it before yom tov and some do it on Chol Hamoed. It’s best to cook these foods in disposable pans so there is no question of using keilim that had gebrokts. Note: You will see that the recipes for kneidlach and chremzlach are exactly the same, except for the addition of sugar in the chremzlach. The difference is in how each food gets cooked.
MATZAH CHREMZLACH There are many different ways to make chremzlach. If you don’t like it sweet, omit the sugar. My mother used to add finely mashed potatoes for a fluffier latke. For delicious variations, you can also add shredded apples or chopped nuts. 1 lb. matzah meal 16 eggs 1 cup seltzer or water 1 T. salt ½ cup shmaltz 1½ cups sugar
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lose weight this Pesach while still enjoying your food “I don't know what to do. Pesach is coming up. All the matzah.. The late night meals.. The amount of meals all together! I really don't want to put the weight back on.” Sruly said to me with a worried look on his face
At the beginning of each course you fill up your plate with all the goodies that you want. The plate that you put together for yourself needs to last you the whole course. There are 3 reasons why I love this rule;
Don't forget to enjoy your Yom Tov. Relaxing and having a nice time with the family is an important part of living a healthy life
Contrary to popular beliefs, Pesach doesn't have to be a Yom Tov where weight gain is a sure thing. By playing your cards right, you will be able to eat all the foods you want while still losing weight. Before we move on we have to make sure that one thing is clear. The issue isn't the matzah itself nor is the issue how late you eat. Yes, we tend to have more meals over Yom Tov. But with self control and discipline it doesn't have to be an issue. The real issue is the amount of food we eat... plus, matzah’s don't help the situation..
1. Easy to hold yourself accountable by each meal. 2. It forces you to eat slowly. (You don't want to be the first person finished.) Then you’ll be stuck at the table not being able to eat. 3. You have to be strategic with what foods you want. I would hope it goes without saying but ... we are referring to a normal plate size here. By taking a serving plate, filling it up with food sky high in the name of the one plate rule is a sure way to put on weight. Use normal Yom Tov plates.
I know I really enjoy eating matzah and it doesn't fill me up. Before you know it, you've consumed 2 matzah's and your just starting the first course. And still, somehow by each meal you feel starving hungry; Like you haven't eaten in days! Let's be real for a moment. We can all understand that discipline & self control is what you need. I t is one thing to talk about it... It's another to actually do it. How do you practice self discipline then? Let me introduce you to the One Plate Rule. This simple but effective rule will make sure you don't overeat while still getting to enjoy all the foods.
For matzah we use a similar strategy. Plan ahead of time how much matzah you are going to have. Half a matzah? A quarter? At the start of the meal take the matzah put it by your place and that is all you have for the whole meal. With this little planning ahead you will be able to enjoy Yom Tov without the aftermath of heartburns and feeling heavy. Have a wonderful Yom Tov. And I look forward to chatting to you after Pesach Tzvi Smith is a weight loss consultant who specializes in providing a full weight loss program including: exercise, nutrition, stress management and more.. Each program is created for each client with the goal of long term weight loss. Tzvi comes to your home or office making weight loss easy wherever you are.
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I GREW UP IN A HOUSE WHERE WE ATE GEBROKTS ON PESACH. Sort of. Because he was relatively young when his hometown of Bedzin, located perilously close to the German border, was invaded in 1939, my father’s recollections of his family’s minhagim are sometimes fuzzy. I think I was a teenager when my father casually mentioned that we don’t eat gebrokts on the first two days of Pesach, the minhag he remembered from the alte heim in Poland. Surprised, my mother looked up and replied, “Of course you eat gebrokts.” No, my father insisted, gebrokts were off-limits on the first two days, which is why we never ate kneidlach on the first two days of Pesach. (Actually, I think the reason we never ate kneidlach on Pesach was that my mother, who makes fabulous kneidlach now, rarely — if ever — made kneidlach back then.) Clearly, there had been a misunderstanding between my parents.
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When my father told my mother that there were no kneidlach to be served on the first two days of Pesach, in his mind, that covered all gebrokts items. On the other hand, my American born and bred mother took him at his word, deducing that kneidlach, and only kneidlach, were off-limits until Chol Hamoed, while all other matzah meal items were totally fine. Thus, my siblings and I grew up enjoying rather delicious matzah meal rolls on
Which meant that mixing the batter in advance was a big no-no. After that, there were no kneidlach for many years. It didn’t make sense to start the meal a full hour later just to have kneidlach, and while my wonderful husband asked for kneidlach every year, he didn’t press the issue when I nixed the idea, contenting himself with crumbled matzah in his soup to mark the final day of Pesach. We continued to be a kneidel-free household for well over 15 years, till one day the fateful call came. It was from my son-in-law, asking if we could have kneidlach on the last night of yom tov. I explained the problem to my son-in-law, and he asked me if I would agree to kneidlach if he could expedite the process so it took as little time as possible. Can you say no to a son-in-law? I know I certainly can’t. My son-in-law showed up on the sixth day of Pesach, carrying a small plastic baggie of shmurah matzah meal, his mother’s kneidel recipe stapled to the bag. He insisted on keeping the matzah meal in the refrigerator in the hopes that chilling it would cut down on the amount of time the batter needed to set prior to cooking. And true to his word, he came home from shul on the last night of Pesach, mixed up the batter and popped it into the freezer. We agreed to chill the batter for just 12 minutes and cook the kneidlach for a scant 15 minutes. Because the batter was still a little on the mushy side, I can’t tell you that my son-in-law’s kneidlach were perfectly round. But they were delicious. And they also left me wondering if my son-in-law had set a new precedent that would leave me facing the kneidel conundrum on an annual basis. After all, it is
We couldn’t even have it in the house. Which meant that mixing the batter in advance was a big no-no. Pesach and fabulous matzah farfel stuffing. Fast-forward a few years, and I married into a family that didn’t brok. It was totally fine with me. Apart from the aforementioned rolls, I didn’t miss the gebrokts at all. In fact, having been on both sides of this issue, I can tell you that potato starch cakes are waaaay better than their matzah meal–based counterparts, which taste, not surprisingly, kind of matzah-y. My mother-in-law always made kneidlach for the last day of Pesach, and when it was my turn to make Pesach, I found myself facing a dilemma: How to get kneidlach ready quickly enough on that last night of yom tov? For those of you who have never made kneidlach, they really aren’t all that complicated to make, but it does take an hour for them to be ready to eat. Once mixed, it takes about a half hour for the batter to set, and then the kneidlach need another 30 minutes of cooking time. This means that the time for the yom tov seudah, which is already pretty late, gets pushed off an entire hour just for the kneidlach. There had to be a better way. And for a year or two I thought I found one. Close to licht bentching time on the sixth day of Pesach, I stirred together my kneidel batter and left it in a bowl in the refrigerator. This meant that as soon as the men came home from shul after Maariv on the last night of Pesach, I could drop the kneidlach into the pot and let them start cooking. I thought I had saved myself that half hour of chilling time in our quest for kneidlach. But I thought wrong. Informing my husband of my ingenious plan that cut my kneidel preparation time in half, he explained to me that it wasn’t just that we couldn’t eat gebrokts before the last day of Pesach; we couldn’t even have it in the house.
Can you say no to a son-inlaw? I know I certainly can’t. awfully hard to say no to your husband’s annual bid for kneidlach after having said yes to your son-in-law when he made the identical request. This year I may have been granted a reprieve, with Acharon Shel Pesach falling out on Shabbos when, obviously, no kneidlach can be cooked. Is it possible that my husband may go to the Rav during Chol Hamoed to find out if kneidlach can indeed be prepared a few hours early? Yup, that is a definite possibility, although I have absolutely no idea what the answer to that shailah will be. Maybe I should pull out the food processor and mix up a batch of shmurah matzah meal, just in case.
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IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN. Each time I see the beautiful handiwork of the children at the Pesach Seder table, I’m brought back to a memory from years ago. I remember coming to the Seder table equipped with my decorated Haggadah, which was chock-full of divrei Torah and arts and crafts, and the anticipation of showing it all off for what I thought would be an adoring audience. After the first round of shares from my siblings and me, though, it seemed the adoration wasn’t quite what I’d imagined. My grandmother, a”h, wasn’t looking all that happy. Her overall pride in us wasn’t a question, but the way our show-and-tell experience was going was not to her liking.
Finally, she voiced her thoughts. “Enough with the notebooks! A Seder isn’t about the notebooks. In Europe, we never had notebooks, but we knew how to feel the Haggadah. We knew when to cry, when to sing, when to dance. It was Pesach.” Her words rang so true. In our excitement to share all we learned, we weren’t really learning and sharing the meanings and feelings of what the realities of galus and geulah are all about. We weren’t leaving our own “Mitzrayim” or embracing freedom in a way that would make it a reality. It’s that much harder for us women, who don’t even have the luxury of school to get us into the mood and reality of Pesach. Pesach typically conjures up images of overwhelming beforeduring-and-after work, changing over to spring in wardrobe and mind-
set, deciding on Chol Hamoed trips that promise the most fun and least complaints, and…Oh! Right! Something about slavery to freedom, about the potential of geulah out of the depths and darkness of galus. In all the frenzy of preparation, the energy of celebration and the general stress of hosting, we can easily forget the truest theme and power of the time at hand. By the time we come to the Seder, it’s tough to remember to make time and have the mental and emotional energy to think and feel beyond the menu, the mob and the mess. It’s not just on Pesach that we get caught up in the momentum of the time and miss out on the bigger message. Rav Chaim Dov Keller of Telshe Chicago told a story of his two-yearold grandson who was asked how to tell time on an old-fashioned,
By the time we come to the Seder, it’s tough to remember to make time and have the mental and emotional energy to think and feel beyond the menu, the mob and the mess.
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three-handed clock. Twoyear-olds don’t typically say “I don’t know”; they figure things out. This little boy studied the clock and confidently said, “Zaidy, that little hand is broken; it doesn’t do anything. The other one does a little, but if you really want to know what time it is, just watch the one going round and round!” We are all, said Rav Keller, like that twoyear-old. Sometimes we’re so busy with what’s busiest, loudest and most apparent to us that we miss the bigger pictures of life. We aren’t mindful of the moment in a way that would help us really experience what we are living through. Maybe that in itself is a form of slavery. We are so tied down to our responsibilities, so focused on our productivity and quantifiable measures of success, that we don’t let ourselves just be and feel the feelings of the times we are living. We are so bent on getting our younger kids fed and to sleep that we don’t look at them and recognize the magic of their beauty and goodness, their fragility and strength that mesh together so magnificently. We are so anxious to get our older kids married and settled that we miss getting to know them and their yearnings and goals, miss marveling at their newfound maturity and sincerity and passion and drive. We are so nervous about doing our jobs well that we forget about stepping back to evaluate our values, take stock of our achievements and appreciate the smile of a coworker, or notice the frustration of a colleague who needs our support. We are so busy playing our part in the running of our house that we don’t connect to our most precious team player; days can go by, and we may
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not really communicate with our husbands. We are often so busy making dinners, making the house function and making a living that we don’t make time to live. Freedom looks like time to pause, to reflect, to notice our surroundings, our thoughts and the way we feel. It’s slowing down to take in the moment and experience what we are living, to embrace it — as opposed to just walking through it on our way to the next moment. It’s seeing people and things in a way that we didn’t see them before. To see the mastery of Hashem’s creations and appreciate the brilliance of the map of our lives and how it intertwines with others’. It’s having a conversation where you really hear and feel heard. It’s having a laugh or cry that feels genuine and that you hold as long as it lasts without rushing through it. It’s looking into someone’s eyes and seeing him or her as a soul and one that brings meaning into your life in a way that no one else can. It’s noticing color and depth and fragrance, feeling wind and joy and realizing when you are holding your breath. The Seder can be a time when we really do leave galus and opt for geulah. If we shift — at the very table we sit — from slavery to freedom in the way we experience the Seder, we will have come to a form of geulah that is in our reach daily. Look around the table at all of the people there. Let yourself feel how precious each person is to you, and stop and remember what you learn from having each in your life and the way you’ve grown as the result of each relationship. Look at each person and mentally note something you are impressed by or something you’re proud of them for. Let your eyes rest on the table itself, feeling anything that comes up about the things on it. Anything sentimental? Any memories from years past and about people no longer present? Take in the fact that this table represents a tradition that links us to so many generations past and to the future generations that we hope to impact. Really focus on the kittel worn by the Seder’s chief-in-
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command. Think of the contrast, of how kingly it looks, while giving meaning to the fact that it will be the last attire his body will wear in this world, that the time we have is so precious and that the end of life is as much as a reality as the day we live. All we do and who we become is so critical; it defines the kittel of our noble lives. Learning the lesson of living a life of geulah is something that will define our eternity. How many other contrasting messages the Seder offers: The wine is the drink of noblemen and kings, yet also conjures up the image of blood spilled. The matzah accompanied us to freedom, but was also the bread of slavery. Charoses is sweet and fruity, but is also the symbol of the cement we dreaded. And more. Really note and feel the contrasts in your life. It’s never all bad, and it’s not yet all good. We can seamlessly flow through whichever day it is and stage we’re at and let ourselves feel happy or sad… and connect to Hashem at each stage and live it with Him. And we can know that neither type of stage, good or hard, is proof of how much or little He loves us. “Imo Anochi b’tzarah” (Tehillim 91); He is with us even through our hardest times — and He promises the potential of better, freer times in an instant. Allow yourself to think of any type of freedom and bracha you hope for in your life now and, recognizing Hashem’s power, believe that you can experience a contrasting beautiful time in the blink of an eye. Connect to the words of the precious Haggadah — to recalling our strengths, the realities of the world that surrounds us, and the attitudes of our enemies and, l’havdil, our greats. Acknowledge the pain and
rejoice over the victories; count the dayeinus of your life, each worthy of singing over. Feel the interest and attention Hashem has in your life and how all is perfectly scripted to benefit your neshamah in a way so unique and perfect, even during the labor pains of your growth during hard times. All is carefully planned to yield shirah and miraculous crossing through the seas you thought were too deep to get past without His help. Put down the notebooks and menus and calendars of meals and activities and chores. Free yourself up to really be at the Seder this
Freedom is slowing down to take in the moment and experience what we are living, to embrace it — as opposed to just walking through it on our way to the next moment. year. And give yourself permission to do the same for every experience of your life ahead. You’ll go from shibud l’geulah in the way you’ll feel alive and aware. And you’ll know that really noticing, feeling and living each stage of your life is what differentiates you from those enslaved to just getting through the days and stages they are living. Wishing you a beautiful yom tov! Chani Juravel, LCSW, has been counseling and teaching in various capacities since 1983. She is in private practice in Rockland County, NY, treating individuals and couples. Chani lectures worldwide and writes for Binah magazine. Some of her classes can be seen/heard on TorahAnytime’s women’s site and on Aish.com.
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Muffin pans aren’t just for muffins; use them to make your table foods portable! Just make sure to grease your pans well so that your “meal cups” pop out easily.
Pancakes have always been a family favorite, appealing to adults and kids alike! They’re also of the easiest foods to eat on the go. SWEET POTATO PATTIES
EGG CUPS Scrambled or sunny side up, pack on the protein with this versatile dish! Bake them plain with a sprinkle of salt, or bring on some color with chopped-up pieces of veggies. Bake in a preheated oven on 350° for about 25 minutes, or until the egg is set. FISH OR MEAT PATTIES Why stand over the frying pan when you can just ship them off to bake? Save yourself the time — and calories — and scoop the mixture into muffin cups. Baking time will vary, depending on the recipe. KUGELETTES A twist on the classic potato kugel, kugelettes bring the comforting aromas with you on the go. Most kugel recipes should work; just heat the well-oiled pans in the oven before filling them. Bake in preheated oven on 425° for one hour.
Mix 1 cup mashed sweet potato with 4 eggs, 4 tablespoons sugar and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. Drop batter by tablespoonful into hot, greased pan, and cook for about 3 minutes on each side, or until golden. CREAM CHEESE PANCAKES Cream together 8 ounces cream cheese (1 container), 4 eggs and 4 tablespoons sugar. Lightly butter a skillet for richer flavor. Pour 1/8 cup of batter into hot pan, and cook for about 3 minutes on each side, or until golden. MASHED POTATO PATTIES Leftover mashed potato? Delight your kids with these kid-friendly mashed potato patties! Season 2 cups mashed potatoes to taste and add ¼ cup potato starch and 2 beaten eggs. Form small patties and cook over medium heat, about 4 minutes per side, or until golden. Consistency and texture may vary, depending on how mashed potatoes were originally prepared.
SKEW IT! Pile an entire meal onto a skewer, and have fun eating it too! Even leftovers are more appealing as a kabob! Have your kids customize their own skewers, if possible, and package in cellophane bags for even more excitement. GRILL ON THE GO
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Fruits make for a refreshing energy booster between activities! Create patterns or rainbows with cut-up fruits and melons.
Fresh or grilled, vegetables sure are more tempting when kabob-ed! To create a rainbow design, use red tomatoes, orange butternut squash or sweet potato, yellow squash, green peppers and purple onions.
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SNACK IT! Fruits and nuts are fantastic energy-boosters, and though portable on their own, here are some creative ways to make them more exciting. APPLE SANDWICHES Spread nut butter between two apple slices for a filling snack. Making your own nut butter is easier than you think! Simply blend (lightly roasted) nuts for about 10 to 15 minutes, scraping down sides of blender every so often. If blender gets hot, give it a few-minute break. Optional add-ins: oil, salt, sugar, vanilla.
APPLESAUCE BAGS Freezer Ziploc bags make great disposable containers! Pour a cupful of applesauce into a small freezer Ziploc bag and seal well. When ready to eat, open the bag a bit, stick in a straw and seal bag again. Now
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COLD. It was dismal. It was shortly after Chanukah 1942 in the Kovno Ghetto, and living under conditions of squalor and hunger, fear was a constant presence. There was hardly space and hardly any food. The Yidden constantly dreaded the threats of beatings and ever-increasing restrictions and sanctions placed upon them by the German beasts. Yet the Yiddish spark remained very much alive. Courageous displays of mesiras nefesh for Torah and mitzvos attested to the ghetto residents’ staunch faith and unyielding drive to survive. Reb Moshe Goldkorn, Hy�d, was one such mesiras nefesh Yid. He worked at the Juden Brigade, which gave him access beyond the ghetto walls. Every morning he would leave for work, and before curfew time he would return to the ghetto. Though Pesach was still a few months away, Reb Moshe was already thinking about yom tov. How, under these conditions, would he ever be able to be mekayem the mitzvah of matzah on Pesach? Food was so scarce that there was no flour to be found in the ghetto, and certainly not of the fine kind needed for baking matzos. While at work, he devised a plan. He approached some Lithuanian gentiles and struck
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MATZAH FOR MANY a deal with them. In exchange for some posses- have a kezayis on the first Seder night. sions, they would bring him little bags of flour. Reb Moshe’s simcha knew no bounds! All the Smuggling food products into the ghetto was risk and sacrifice had produced true “lechem oni.” a serious crime for which the Germans guarding Not only would he be fortunate enough to fulfill the ghetto walls were constantly on the lookout. the mitzvah of matzah on Pesach, but by bringReb Moshe knew what a grave danger he was put- ing enough flour for a crowd, he was even able ting himself into, but this did not deter him from to share with others in a selfless act of kimcha d’Pischa. carrying through with his plan. His joy spurred him on to continue with his matFrom time to time, the His joy spurred zah-baking mission. gentiles would bring Reb Two days before Moshe flour, and he would Pesach, Reb Moshe was sneak it into the ghetto. him on to Soon he had amassed a carrying another little bag of flour hidden in his large amount of flour. continue with his clothes as he approached Together with a few the ghetto upon his return fellow Yidden, an oven matzah-baking from work. This time, the was kashered and matzos German patrols stopped were baked. There were him and conducted a full enough matzos for nearly mission. search. They emptied his one hundred Yidden to
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He was physically broken, but with gargantuan efforts, he refused to become broken inside. ghetto. Numbed by the pain, he returned home, beaten and bruised. He was physically broken, but with gargantuan efforts, he refused to become broken inside. He thanked Hashem for having allowed him to survive the ordeal with unflagging spirits. It was almost ironic, then, that despite the joyous state he attempted to maintain, he was found crying bitterly at the door of Rav Ephraim Oshry, a rav in the ghetto. “Tell me,” he managed to say between broken sobs, “how will I be able to be mekayem the mitzvah of matzah?!” After all the effort, sweat and danger that he had subjected himself to in order to acquire matzos for himself and his fellow community members, he could not even eat the priceless matzos! He had no teeth left with which to bite or chew! He was reluctant to soften the matzah in water as his minhag was not to eat gebrokts on Pesach. But what was he to do? It was a sorrowful question for a rav, asked under sorrowful conditions. Sadly, it was one that had no simple answer. But even more significantly, it was an expression of utter kiddush Hashem. Neither the beating, the torturous agony nor even the loss of his teeth caused Reb Moshe to dwell on his pain. Only his lack of ability to perform the special mitzvah of matzah triggered him to break down and finally shed bitter tears. This story is brought down in Me’emek Habacha, shaalos and teshuvos that were asked of Rav Ephraim Oshry during those war-torn years.
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Pesach is when we’re glad to finally bask in the outdoors and enjoy the first wisps of spring. When the weather cooperates, that is. Here are two go-to indoor places — geared for children in two different age groups — to turn to when the temperature or elements are less than ideal. Here’s to great weather, and great fun, too!
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At Gulliver’s Gate, take a fascinating, interactive tour around the world in just one day. This exhibit features 300 tiny scenes from all over, including famous manmade and natural landmarks spanning Earth. This will give you the feel of countries and places you’ve only heard or dreamed about, all in micro-mini, but so very authentic. Gulliver’s opened less than a year ago and features top model-making artists from eight different countries who have crafted its 967 buildings, 102 bridges, 100,000 miniature people and countless fine details. Each landscape was created in different parts of the world by artists from that country, each using their own methods. New York’s model, for example, was created by 16 people in Brooklyn and took almost a year to complete, while, in St. Petersburg, 26 people worked on the Russian section for 158 days. You can even join the exhibit for just $44! For that you have to step into a 3D body scanner, and a 3D model of yourself will be printed. You can either take it home, or leave it in the museum to be displayed! The London Bridge, Freedom Tower, Kremlin, Great Wall of China and so much more — all available for your viewing pleasure.
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While not a new destination, this museum, which reopened this past December after receiving a major face-lift and many new additions, is a great indoor space for any young adventurer. Filled with interactive activities to spark the young mind, children who have visited loved the experience. There’s a huge arts-and-crafts area, a dress-up area, a puppet theater, a construction area, a grocery store area, a fire truck, a pirate ship with a slide and many more interactive sections where children’s imaginations can go wild. The museum’s concept is that “children learn through play,” and they sure do with so many things to view and try! There’s an electronic sand table, interactive color wheel, music room and life-sized Lite-Brite game where pegs light up when a child plugs it in. There’s also a climbing zone where kids can unleash their energy in its two stories of tunnels and slides.
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CLEAN Community Outreach Center “Keep our Community Clean” Initiative for Monsey Residents Community Outreach Center (COC) is pleased to announce the next push in the “Keep our Community Clean” initiative. With new leadership in the Town of Ramapo, and a new level of enthusiasm for this community improvement initiative, a big clean-up is on the way. Your cooperation is important, and we will be doubling down on all efforts to engage residents to take greater responsibility for keeping their property neat and clean. Clean streets are an important element of a town’s image and quality of life. Simple changes in handling garbage can make Monsey a more beautiful and pleasant place to live. This phase of the initiative is about keeping waste in its place. Out of sight. The law requires that residents bring their garbage cans to the curbside only the night before their scheduled garbage pickup. Once the garbage is collected, empty receptacles are to be returned to the garbage can enclosure or lined up neatly at the side of the house. Some residents fail to follow the law and leave their garbage cans at the curb throughout the week, which leads to unpleasant garbage spills, and messy looking streets and yards. The visual impact is enormous, because even a little litter goes a long way. These violations can also lead to fines and court summonses. In addition to calling for individual cooperation with keeping private property tidy and clean, COC will be expanding cleanup activities to include public space, which is our collective responsibility to keep clean. Suzanne Lake will be the first public location to receive much needed attention. The once beautiful lake has been an eyesore for some time, suffering from neglect and abuse by those who leave behind their garbage of all types and description. The new project will kick off after Pesach. To volunteer and participate in this cleanup event, please call COC for details.
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Hi, everybody! And now... for the last licks before Seder night. (Pun intended!) You’ll realize the article is really short; that’s because you shouldn’t be reading now. Get off the couch and make yourself useful!
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Wednesday, March 28
Thursday, March 29
TO-DO LIST DAY
BEDIKAS CHOMETZ!
Today is your (or rather, your mother's) lucky day. It depends on which way you look at it. Have your mother give you five jobs, and do it joyfully and efficiently. Of course, if there are ten things on your mother's to-do list, then that's double the fun! Sing while you do job number one, dance through the second job, and hop while you do chore number three. What, no hopping? You gotta do something. Be creative! Now smile all the way through your fourth job. And fifth, but certainly not least, you get to say a joke to everyone who walks past while you're marking that one off your list.
So suddenly, the day is here. Okay, not so suddenly. After all, we did have snow all along to remind us that Pesach is coming. The entire house need to be re-vacuumed thoroughly, and that job is yours. Wash all door knobs. Don't use a spray that will make them slippery and render the doors unable to be opened again once they get closed. On second thought, maybe it's not such a terrible idea, but do it only for the doors of rooms that you didn't have a chance to clean. Cover the faucets, refrigerator handles and anything else your family covers with silver foil or store-bought protectors. Cover and clean telephones so they’re all ready for the grand Chol Hamoed discussions of “Where are we going today?” Set the table today so there's one less thing to do tomorrow. A set Seder table has such a calming effect on a home.
Friday, March 30
EREV YOM TOV Before sof zman bi’ur chometz, empty and vacuum the chometz corner. Before chatzos, help with the lastminute erev yom tov laundry. Lend a hand with bathing the little ones, trimming their nails and putting them down to nap. Make sure to take a nap yourself. If you absolutely insist on not taking a nap because you're a big girl, let your mother take a nap instead. There are 220 things on your mother’s list today, to be precise. Anything you help with will lighten her load and give you a warm feeling that will last throughout yom tov.
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The Grand Teen Clean contest is done, but I'm actually starting mine. I'm stocking up on ice cream, and every time I do a chore happily, I will have one. That's a lot of ice cream, I know. But who's counting? I'm a winner all yom tov. T’was a pleasure doing this with all of you! Sara Sara Goldstein is a professional organizer serving Upstate, Brooklyn and beyond. She can be reached at sarastyle2020@gmail.com.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PARTICIPANTS OF THE THIRD PART OF THE GRAND TEEN CLEAN! Prizes will be claimed at the end of the program. The more weeks you participate, the sweeter the reward! Stay tuned... Esther Mindy Gutman, xxx-5752, 7th grade
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Tzurty Herbst , xxx-6884, 8th grade
Breiny Cohen, xxx-4201, 7th grade
Yemima Karny, xxx-0218, 8th grade
Chana Baily Steinberg, xxx-8610, 7th grade
Yitty Margaretten, xxx-0460, 8th grade
Chana Rechela Poletschek, xxx-6056, 7th grade
Libby Ryba, xxx-6860, 8th grade
Chavy Zieg, xxx-6264, 7th grade
Blimy Greenberg, xxx-6247, 9th grade
Chaya Perele Taubenfeld, xxx-8939, 7th grade
Chana Leah Meisels, xxx-9891, 9th grade
Chaya Sury Grunwald, xxx-8456, 7th grade
Chavy Silber, xxx-1295, 9th grade
Chayala Deutsch, xxx-3553, 7th grade
E.Taubenfeld, xxx-9142, 9th grade
Chayala Preisler, xxx-9551, 7th grade
Malky T. , xxx-2666, 9th grade
Chayala Wieder, xxx-5886 , 7th grade
Mechtzy Cohen, xxx-4201, 9th grade
Esty Slomiuc, xxx-7491, 7th grade
Rivky Kohn, xxx-3955, 9th grade
Faigy Neuman, xxx-5653, 7th grade
Rivky Menczer, xxx-5620, 9th grade
Fraidy Kasirer, xxx-7046, 7th grade
Ruchy Schiff, xxx-8093, 9th grade
Kreindy Lowin, xxx-9277, 7th grade
Shifra Mayer, xxx-4222, 9th grade
Leah Lieberman, xxx-9056, 7th grade
Sury G., xxx-2131, 9th grade
Leah Margaretten, xxx-6942, 7th grade
Trany Adler, xxx-4788, 9th grade
Malky Meisels, xxx-9891, 7th grade
Tziry Langsam, xxx-0257, 9th grade
Malky Rosenblum, xxx-1690, 7th grade
Chaya Yides Klein, xxx-0498, 9th grade
Matty Israel, xxx-5220, 7th grade
Mindy Lunger, xxx-3299
Miri Weisberg, xxx-2120, 7th grade
Ruchy Lunger, xxx-3299
Miriam Leah Brach, xxx-6362, 7th grade
Avigayl Resnick, xxx-4695, 10th grade
Miriam T., xxx-2666, 7th grade
Gitty Gold, xxx-1640, 10th grade
Perel Schiff, xxx-2583, 7th grade
Bruchy Goldmunzer, xxx-8409, 10th grade
Rikki Steinberg, xxx-0711, 7th grade
Chany Feder, xxx-2481, 10th grade
Rivky T., xxx-2666, 7th grade
Dini Frieder, xxx-0794, 10th grade
Shaina Liba Perl, xxx-4990, 7th grade
Etty Mayerowitz, xxx-6993, 10th grade
Sury Rothchild, xxx-9270, 7th grade
Freida Leah, xxx-5033, 10th grade
Toba Miriam Noe, xxx-0865, 7th grade
Goldy Felberbaum, xxx-9244, 10th grade
Trany Braun, xxx-4257, 7th grade
Malky Roth, xxx-9883, 10th grade
Tziry Klein, xxx-6045, 7th grade
Mindy Roth, xxx-7296, 10th grade
Tziry Rottenberg, xxx-1585, 7th grade
Nechama Glatzer, xxx-4744, 10th grade
Tziry Rottenberg, xxx-1585, 7th grade
Nechy Podrigal, xxx-5918, 10th grade
Yides Fischer, xxx-1634, 7th grade
Rivky Rosenblum, xxx-1690, 10th grade
B. Melber, xxx-5382, 8th grade
Roizy Muller, xxx-6846, 10th grade
Bassy Freund, xxx-1198, 8th grade
Sara Rochel Bashinsky, xxx-8249, 10th grade
Chana Leah Strum, xxx-3972, 8th grade
T. Taubenfeld, xxx-9142, 10th grade
Chany Braun, xxx-1524, 8th grade
Tila Rothschild, xxx-3666, 10th grade
Chayala Porges, xxx-3932, 8th grade
Trany Breuer, xxx-1237, 10th grade
Devoiry Adler, xxx-4788, 8th grade
Tzippory Feder, xxx-8773, 10th grade
Devoiry Podrigal, xxx-5918, 8th grade
Beily Breuer, xxx-2604, 11th grade
Esty Weiser, xxx-1958, 8th grade
Blimy Rothschild, xxx-3666, 11th grade
Etty Luria, xxx-5926, 8th grade
Chaya Leah Breuer, xxx-1237, 11th grade
Etty Muller, xxx-6846, 8th grade
Fraidy Langsam, xxx-0257, 11th grade
Faiga’la Heineman, xxx-3865, 8th grade
Malky Gertner, xxx-6915, 11th grade
Faigy Weinstein, xxx-0358, 8th grade
Mindy Felberbaum, xxx-9244, 11th grade
Goldy Einhorn, xxx-1027, 8th grade
Raizy Grunwald, xxx-9549, 11th grade
Leah Libby Steinberg, xxx-0711, 8th grade
Ruchy Birnhack, xxx-3358, 11th grade
Malky Biston, xxx-3654, 8th grade
Batsheva Feder, xxx-2481, 12th grade
Mindy Feder, xxx-8773, 8th grade
Chany Glatzer, xxx-9680, 12th grade
Perele Wettenstein, xxx-4104, 8th grade
Chaya Roth, xxx-9883, 12th grade
Perry Braun, xxx-8975, 8th grade
Henny Felberbaum, xxx-9244, 12th grade
Perry Breuer, xxx-6029, 8th grade
Mindy Danziger, xxx-1144, 12th grade
Rivky Zieg, xxx-2077, 8th grade
Miri Braun, xxx-2090, 12th grade
Ruchele Lax, xxx-9480, 8th grade
Raizy Silber, xxx-2437, 12th grade
Ruchele Lax, xxx-9480, 8th grade
Rivky Zieg, xxx-6264, 12th grade
Ruchele Oberlander, xxx-2754, 8th grade
Callers who submitted their information past the deadline will be listed in our next issue.
Shifra Gross, xxx-1930, 8th grade
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Like hair, which is mostly dead, feathers have no nerves and can’t reconstruct themselves after being damaged.
Feather follicles have muscles that hold on to the feathers so they don’t fall out at the slightest touch, which is why plucking a chicken or other fowl is more difficult than you’d think!
Feathers make it possible for a bird to fly, and they also provide waterproofing, sun protection, camouflage, and especially when brightly colored, serve as a display of social dominance.
A bird’s plumage usually weighs more than its skeletal structure!
Feathers serve many purposes, which are often individual to each species. Birds that spend the winter in colder climates can have 50 percent more feathers during colder months than they do in the summer. This ability to protect birds from the elements is probably also the reason penguins have more feathers than most birds, at 100 per square inch! Woodpeckers have two stiff feathers in their tail that help stabilize them when they’re banging their head against tree trunks. An owl’s peculiar disk-shaped face, which is the result of an interesting formation of feathers, helps channel sound into its ears so that it can find prey even in darkness!
FEATHERS IN CULTURE Feathers played a big role in Native American culture, and a chief’s headdress would typically have more feathers than anyone else’s in his tribe. The possession of a feather from an eagle, however, was especially significant. Why an eagle? Because Native Americans believed the eagle to be the leader of all birds since it flies higher and has better vision than other birds. Warriors were awarded eagle feathers after a display of bravery, and thus feathers on an Indian headdress were symbolic of the wearer’s accomplishments and status. Interestingly, feathers were only awarded after the warrior or brave would retell his story before a tribal court. Feather were prized possessions, and not something a warrior would stick in a bag. They were treated with care and typically displayed, either at home or on one’s person. What, exactly, were eagle feathers worth, in American Indian terms? In some tribes, a tail of an eagle had the value of a pony in trade!
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FEATHERS IN FASHION The late 1800s and early 1900s found American fashionistas wearing elaborate hats boasting real bird plumage, and in some cases, entire stuffed birds. In 1886, writer Douglas Brinkley wrote that “more than 5 million birds were being massacred yearly to satisfy the booming North American millinery trade.” By the 1890s, environmentalists were growing indignant at this blase lack of respect for birds’ lives, and thus the great argument, which would last decades, erupted between those who rallied to protect the birds and those to whom fashion reigned supreme. One expert estimated that approximately 67 bird species were endangered because of these trends. Eventually, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 put an end to this craze, and the birds were left alone.
FEATHERS IN COMFORT Down is the soft fluff found under the plumage of waterfowl.
A single cluster of down looks a little like a dandelion head. Unlike dandelion, however, down clusters can last for years when properly cared for.
Since larger birds have larger clusters of down, the larger the bird, the better the down. That’s why geese generally have better down than ducks, and even among geese, the bigger the better! Why is down bedding so popular? Goose down is remarkable in that it allows moisture to escape while trapping warm air pockets at the same time.
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את הלחץ זו הדחק וואס א צייט מער עס איז דורכגעגאנגען ,אלס מער איז קלארער געווארן אז עס איז ממש נישט שייך אנצוהאלטן און בלייבן ביים לערנען. די משפחה ווערט גרעסער ,די הוצאות וואקסן און מען מוז עפעס זען דערצו. מען קען נישט בלייבן ביי די גמרא און לאזן די שטוב הונגעריג. פון אנהויב האב איך נישט געוואלט אפילו הערן פון ארויסגיין ארבעטן. ס'טייטש? – איך וועל אלעס אפלאזן און ארויסגיין הארעווען על המחיה ועל הכלכלה? – איך האב נישט געוואלט אפילו טראכטן פון אזא סארט געדאנק. אבער ווען דער לחץ זו הדחק האט אנגעהויבן פאטשן אין פנים ,האב איך זיך דערזען אין א מצב וואס עס איז פשוט אוממעגליך געווען ווייטער אנצוגיין אזוי און מיר האבן אנגעהויבן קלערן אז מען
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שווער ,זייער שווער איז צו שרייבן איבער די דאזיגע נושא .דאס איז געווען א מיטמאכעניש וואס האט מיר געקאסט בלוט און שווייס ,ביז איך האב איינגעזען אז דער באשעפער איז דער וואס פירט די וועלט און ער פארלאנגט פון דער מענטש פונקטליך וואס ער קען יא אדער נישט טון. אין ישיבה האב איך שטענדיג געהייסן פון די גוטע בחורים ,געלערנט פלייסיג און זיך צוגעשטעלט צו די סדרי-הישיבה .מיינע מחנכים האבן פאראויס געזאגט אויף מיר א גלענצדן עתיד און געהאלטן אז איך וועל אויסוואקסן א ראש- ישיבה אדער דיין .איך בין געזעצן און געלערנט, א קעפל האב איך געהאט א גוטער ,גארנישט האט מיר געפעלט און איך האב געהאפט אז דאס לעבן וועט מיר שטענדיג שיינען ,אזוי ווי עס האט געשיינט אין די בחורי'שע יארן. זייענדיג פון די פיינע בחורים אין ישיבה, בין איך שנעל אויסגעכאפט געווארן ,איך בין א חתן געווארן ביי איינע פון די שענסטע משפחות אין אונזער קהילה .אונזער חתונה איז אריבערגעגאנגען הערליך שיין ,שבע ברכות און אלע אנדערע צוגעהערן ,און אט דערזעה איך זיך א פרישער יונגערמאן תיכף נאך די חתונה.
אין כולל וואס טוט א יונגערמאן ווי מיר נאך די חתונה? –מען זעצט זיך אריין אין כולל און מען הויבט אן צו האקן שטיקער .אה ,די שענסטע יארן פון מיין לעבן איז געווען אין כולל ,איך האב געלערנט פלייסיג ,דורכגעגאנגען הלכות שבת און אנדערע הלכתא'ס ,מען האט זיך פארהערט און עס איז
מוז ארויסגיין ארבעטן. איך בין געווען שטארק צובראכן פון דעם געדאנק .איך האב אזוי שטארק געהאפט אלע יארן אז איך וועל קענען בלייבן ביים לערנען ,און דא געשעט דאס צו מיר?! יענע תקופה איז פאר מיר געווען זייער שווער .איך בין געגאנגען דעמאלס זיך דורכרעדן מיט עטליכע חשוב'ע רבנים ,וועלכע האבן – נאכן אויסהערן מיין מצב – מיר שטארק מעודד געווען און מחזק געווען אז איך זאל ארויסגיין פון כולל און אננעמען עפעס אן ארבעט .אנדערע האבן מיר מייעץ געווען צו לערנען א פאך ,אז איך זאל קענען מאכן שיין פרנסה.
שווערע געפילן דער טאג איז געקומען און איך האב אנגענומען א נייער ארבעט .אן ארבעט וואס האט מיר געזאלט אריינברענגען א שיינע סומע יעדע חודש, אזוי אז אין שטוב זאל זיין הרחבת הדעת .איך געדענק נאך ווי אזוי איך בין געזעצן אין כולל דעם טאג איידער איך בין ארויסגעגאנגען ארבעטן .איך האב פראבירט אריינצוכאפן אין כולל ווי מער און געזעצן דארט לאנגע שעות און געלערנט ,וויסנדיג אז דאס איז מיין לעצטע טאג אין כולל. דעם קומענדיגן טאג בין איך שוין געווען ביי די ארבעט! איך קען אייך נישט דערציילן מיינע געפילן אין די ערשטע תקופה פון מיין ארבעט .איך האב זיך געשפירט אזוי שלעכט און נישט גוט ,אז עס לאזט זיך נישט זאגן .א גאנצע צייט האב איך געקלערט אז איך טוה אן עוולה און מיין פליכט איז צו זיצן און לערנען .איך האב געטראכט אז די גאנצע מעשה איז עצת היצר און איך דארף צוריקגיין אין כולל. איך בין אהיימגעקומען יענע טאג ,ערשיטערט און פארלוירן .איך האב נישט געוואוסט וואס צו קלערן און טראכטן. אבער דאס איז בלויז געווען דער אנהויב. במשך די צייט האב איך משים לב געווען ,אז געוויסע חברים מיט וועמען איך בין געווען נאנט פון כולל ,האבן זיך אנגעהויבן צו דערווייטערן פון מיר .קיינער האט חלילה נישט געמיינט קיין שלעכטס ,נאר די הרגשה איז געווען אז זיי האבן זיך געשפירט פרעמד מיט מיר ,וויבאלד איך בין שוין מער נישט קיין כולל יונגערמאן נאר אן ארבעטער. איך האב זיך געשפירט זייער שלעכט .איין באשעפער ווייסט אז איך האב דאס נישט אויסגעקליבן ווייל איך האב געוואלט ארויסגיין פון כולל, איך האב פשוט געדארפט קענען לעבן .און בכלל ,איז טאקע ארבעטן אזא גרויסע עבירה אז מען זאל אזוי אנקוקן א מענטש ,פארן איינעם חטא וואס ער איז געגאנגען ארבעטן? דעם קומענדיגן פרייטאג צו נאכטס האב איך געכאפט א פראסק ,אבער א הילכיגער פראסק ,אזאנס וואס האט מיר געבאדערט עד דכדוכה של נפש. איך פלעג האבן א חברותא מיט וועמען איך פלעג לערנען יעדע פרייטאג צו נאכטס ,ספרי מוסר וחסידות .מיר פלעגן זיך טרעפן אין איינע פון די בתי מדרשים אין שטאט און מיר פלעגן לערנען צוזאמען .דעם קומענדיגן פרייטאג צו נאכטס ,קום איך אן אין בית-המדרש ,איך ווארט אויף מיין חבר,
אבער ער קומט נישט אן ...בלית ברירה בין איך אהיימגעגאנגען. שבת אינדערפרי ,ווען איך טרעף מיין חבר און איך פרעג אים וואו ער איז געווען נעכטן ביינאכט ,קומט דער ווייטאגליכער ענטפער" :איך לערן נישט מיט קיין בעלי-בתים ,איך לערן נאר מיט בני תורה". ריכטיג ,די מעשה איז א יוצא-דופנ'דיגע מעשה .רוב מענטשן וועלן זיך נישט אויפפירן אויף אזא אופן ,אבער פארט האט עס מיר געגעבן א שטארקן קלאפ און עס האט מיר זייער וויי געטאן .איך געדענק אז יענעם שבת נאכמיטאג בין איך געזעצן ביי מיר אינדערהיים פארשפארט, איינגעזינקען אין מיינע מחשבות ,איך האב נישט געקענט צו זיך קומען פון גרויס צער.
מיין טרייסט דעם קומענדיגן זונטאג בין איך געזעצן ביי אן אדם גדול ,איך האב זיך אויסגערעדט דאס הארץ און אים דערציילט וואס איך שפיר און וואס עס גייט אויף מיר אריבער. דער רב האט מיר ממש געעפנט די אויגן און מיר ליכטיג געמאכט די געדאנקען .ער האט מיר ערקלערט אז ארבעטן איז נישט קיין בדיעבד. עס איז נישט ווי אזוי מענטשן קלערן ,אז לעולם וואלט יעדער איינער געדארפט זיצן און לערנען ,נאר אויב מען קען נישט ,זאל מען נישט גיין ליידיג און ארבעטן. לויט זיינע ווערטער איז ארבעטן א לכתחילה .די תורה פארלאנגט פון א מענטש צו גיין ארבעטן .אוודאי זענען דא מענטשן וואס האבן די זכיה און קענען בלייבן זיצן און לערנען ,אבער דער אויבערשטער האט אויסגעשטעלט די וועלט אז מענטשן זאלן מוזן בעארבעטן זיין וועלט .דער אויבערשטער האט נישט געוואלט אז די וועלט וואס ער האט באשאפן זאל פוסטעווען ,האט ער דעריבער אריינגעלייגט דער מענטש אויף די וועלט ,לעבדה ולשמרה ,אז מען זאל איר בעארבעטן און ארויפארבעטן די וועלט. לויט דעם קומט אויס אז דער מענטש איז גאר א שליח פון דער אויבערשטער ארויפצוארבעטן זיין וועלט און דאס מאכן בעסער אויסקוקן. ארבעטן איז א לכתחילה און א הייליגע שליחות פון דעם אויבערשטן.
הלכה למעשה די דאזיגע ווערטער פון דעם רב ,האט מיר נישט בלויז בארואיגט ,נאר עס האט גענצליך געטוישט מיין בליק אויף ארבעט .איך האב אנגעהויבן ארבעטן מיט א שמחה און התלהבות ,שפירנדיג אז איך טוה מיין פליכט פארן אויבערשטן .יעדע מאל איך ארבעט ,שפיר איך זיך ווי א שליח פונעם אויבערשטן ארויפצוארבעטן זיין וועלט .איך שפיר אז איך בין עוסק אין עבודת הקודש און איך טוה אויף דערמיט. עס איז א גוטע עצה פאר יעדן איינעם וואס איז עוסק על המחיה ועל הכלכלה ,ער זאל וויסן און שפירן ביי זיך אז ער טוט גוטע זאכן .די גאנצע ארבעט וועט גיין בעסער בגשמיות און ברוחניות.
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Kids, fill in this chart and send it in to The Monsey View until Rosh Chodesh Iyar for a chance to win!
פיל אויס די טשארט און שיק עס אריין צו די מאנסי וויו פאר,קינדער !ראש חודש אייר אריינצוגיין אין די גורל Name:
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Part 1: Check off a box after davening each day. (At least eight days must be filled in to enter raffle.) אסרו חג שחרית
אחרון של פסח
שביעי של פסח
שחרית הלל
שחרית הלל
'יום ד דחוה"מ שחרית הלל
'יום ג דחוה"מ שחרית הלל
'יום ב דחוה"מ שחרית הלל
'יום א דחוה"מ שחרית הלל
'יום ב דפסח
'יום א דפסח
שחרית הלל
שחרית הלל
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Part 2: Check off a box each time you do one of the following. (Each section must have at least one check to enter raffle.) I helped my mother for a half hour. I helped set the table.
I shared something nice at the Seder that I’d learned. I picked up the toys and put them away neatly.
I did not complain about our Chol Hamoed activity/outing. I thanked my parents for our Chol Hamoed activity/outing.
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א הארציגן מזל טוב לידידינו האברך היקר
מו"ה לוי יצחק נוסענצווייג הי"ו אויפ'ן געבורט פון זיין יונגעלע למזל טוב ובשעטו"מ. דער אייבערשטער זאל העלפן זאלסט זען אסאך אידיש נחת געזונטערהייט מיט הרחבת הדעת ,אמן.
יואל איצקאוויטש און די גאנצע סטעף פון די מאנסי וויו
Hey, kids! Here’s your chance to show off what you made! Did you have fun in the snow or the fall leaves? Did you construct something special with Magna Tiles or other building toys? We’d love to show everyone how creative Monsey kids are! Please email or mail your picture to The Monsey View.
Tzipory Zabner, 2
Faigy, Chaim Shlomy and Pessy Steinberg ready for the Seder
Chaim Lerner Moishy Lerner Meilech Lerner
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It can’t be! We put so much work into planning this event! How were they able to figure out what we were thinking?
I’m so excited! The conversion event is taking place right now!
What? The event was canceled?! Who? The antimissionary organization?!
I’ll show them yet!
Why are you bothering me here?
What’s wrong with him?
I’m c..cl… cleaning…
And now the anti-missionary organization is onto us, and we’ll have to change our address… What will we do now without cash?
Tom from the chocolate factory promised me that if that man in the wheelchair converts, he’ll sponsor extensive activities.
My only choice now is to request money from the central missionary organization in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Recap: Gavriel sharply reprimands Avraham when he realizes the boy tried to follow him again. Finally wanting to share his suspicions, Avraham finds his father too occupied with trying to cancel the rescheduled missionary event.
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// for sale // homes // for rent // help wa GIFT CERTIFICATE at Supreme Laser in Brooklyn for $1,000 selling for $700. Please call or text 845-2741909. SMALL CLAW MACHINE (candy grab) perfect condition $20 please call 371-8221 BLACK DECKER max lithium ion 13” (grass) String trimmer. Used once. $100. Cost $143. Call 845 425 5886 NEW MEDELA ELECTRIC PUMP with bottles, ice packs & case for $12o. Text 347-342-7089 HIGH END TREADMILL (incline, 10* speed options, fan and heart rate check) for $250. text 718-473-6743 SANDERS CHASSIDISHE KAPELITCH never worn size 54. The brim is 65 $25. We bought the wrong size. Call 352 4015 TEFILLIN for a good price call 845-4613084 7 TIFERES TZITZIS 100% pure wool size 24 v neck 2 holes without tzitzis call 845-461-3084 MIMA STROLLER Almost new $999 or best offer. Includes Mima Diaper
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Beautiful apartments in Yerushalayim avail. for short term rentals. We manage properties as well. Call 718-408-8070 for American Service! Email us at vacation@ shisharealty.com LOOKING TO RENT House in monsey for July and or august preferably with a pool 347-423-0566 PESACH GETAWAY Bushkill, pa., 3 bedroom, 2 bath, kitchen, dining room, activities, 845 3764366 CHESTNUT RIDGE FOR RENT 3 bdrm + 1.5bath, Great Price 845 377 3687 NEW CITY 5 bedroom colonial, $2,450/ month, great frum block, spacious and airy. Call/Text (862)823-3914
1 BEDROOM on Nesher Ct. please call 845426-2335 or 845-746-1663 WALK-IN 1 BR Full KITCHEN, [wd] renovated, Ronald Dr. 845 3764366 HOSTED APARTMENT in prime Monsey area available for shabbosim, simchas etc. Please call 845 263 0611 SPRING VALLEY RENTALS 2+1/2 Bedroom nice Apt, on Elenar Ln ,C/A, nice Backyard No Sec 8 .845.425.8000 STUDIO APARTMENT Private entrance with porch, Blauvelt area. Call: 8452137882
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1 BDRM APT on Blauvelt Rd to couple for 1st days Pesach. Possible option for chol hamoed. Pls call 8452224034
FOR LEASE! West Haverstraw NY, OUTSIDE lot with electric on site in a gated industrial community for rent, 120x20 (2400 sq ft) plus a 40/’ container on the lot for your use - $495 a month. Please email your request info@ viptogo.com
NEW 4 ROOM BASEMENT Near hatzlacha grocery. Great price- $1200 including utilities. 646-787-7428.
OFFICE SPACE walk in level, near Blauvelt and Cameo area, please call today 845-425-3207
POMONA/WESLEY HILL New 3 bdrm; 1 bth; 917 830 6341
BASEMENT ON BUTTERMAN PL. Approx. 1000 S.f. 8 1/2 Ft. ceiling unfinished bas. Pls call 978-571-9768
YERUSHALAYIM New suites across from Shefa Mall. 347 831-4995, 917 9095659 - Israel 2 BEDROOM Charles lane. New kitchen, new floors and freshly painted. Walk in level. Call 845-538-5771
OFFICE FOR RENT: Nearly brand new offices, close to Hatzlacha Supermarket. Great price. Call. 917-549-4993 LARGE AIRY ROOM w/ full bathroom & plenty of closet space. Private
entrance. Excellent for office/ single. Stetner St. No kitchen facilities. 845-352-8360
HELP WANTED FULL TIME OFFICE POSITION AVAILABLE. Perfect Restoration and Cleaning, Suffern office, is looking to hire a full time (40 hour week) office secretary/admin. 3 to 5 years office experience required, Knowledge in basic computer, Word, Excel, outlook, etc. Self motivated and Able to work independently, Highly organized, and most be able to multitask. Please email your resume to hr@ perfectrestoration24.com Or fax to 1-845-388-1060 Cover letter required for each resume. RECEPTIONIST Local Mental Health practice looking hire a full time receptionist for day and evening hours. Competitive salary. Send resume to hr@ daaswellness.com. BOOKKEEPING FIRM Looking to hire F/T female bookkeeper, must have knowledge in Q/B & very responsible. Email resume: monseyhiring@gmail.com or fax 845-445-6410 NYLIFE BROOKLYN/ MONSEY OFFIC looking to fill four sales positions in the insurance and financial products market. Unlimited earning and growth potential. On job training provided. Contact Yehoshua Belsky at 347 210 1403 or email ybelsky@ ft.newyorklife.com FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER We are a large employer located in the heart of monsey and we are
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looking for a ft full charge bookkeeper. Must be experienced in bookkeeping. Email nmoeller@gemstarinc. com FULL-TIME ASSISTANT BUYER We are a large employer located in the heart of monsey and we are seeking a qualified individual to join our purchasing team. We are looking for someone who is a fast learner, organized, detail oriented, And possesses proficient computer skills. Email your resume to: nmoeller@gemstarinc.com ARCHITECTURE Monsey Architecture firm looking to hire fulltime draftsperson. AutoCAD proficiency with a passion for design. Email resume/ portfolio to monseyarchjob@ gmail.com FULL TIME OFFICE POSITION We are looking to add a dedicated employee to our team. This is an administrative position in a fast paced professional environment. The right candidate will know microsoft office, be detail oriented and have good communication skills. Please email your resume to: nmoeller@gemstarinc.com GROWING HOME CARE AGENCY is seeking an intake home care coordinator for a full time position. Excellent work environment and great pay. Experience preferred. All female environment.
Please email resume to info@ horizoncares.com ECHO INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH seeking f/t secretary. Good phone skills, basic computer knowledge necessary. Send resume to echo@echomsy. com or 845-425-8105. NEW YORK LIFE Expanding Our Sales Team. Individual Must Desire To Build A Career, Full Training And Support Provided 845-639-5216 Or dglick@ ft.newyorklife.com VOLUNTEERS NEEDED/ AVAILABLE To volunteer to feed the sick or elderly, OR if you are in need of this service, Please call 845-352-1016 FEMALE AID to work with 16 year old male student Full time position. Please send resumes to: jobresumes613@gmail.com Fax: 845-352-3375 Phone: 352-3307 ext. 119 CHEDER D’MONSEY new branch seeking morning kindergarten morah and fulltime kindergarten assistants. Please send resume to chedernewbranch@gmail. com or call (845) 362-7700 ext. 188. LOCAL MONSEY YESHIVA looking for maintenance supervisor to oversee all aspects of physical campus. Email resume to MonseyYeshivaJob@gmail. com
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MONSEY YESHIVA seeks capable f/t secretary with strong writing and computer skills. Please send resume to monseyyeshivajob@gmail. com
CAREGIVER Elderly couple in Monsey looking to hire live-in help for assistance in companionship and light housekeeping. Very good pay. Please call: 845.352.2999 or 845.826.0697
REBBE POSITION Looking for a warm, dedicated and creative Rebbi to teach Pre-1A Kinderlach I”YH next Sept. Excellent opportunity. Please call 845.352.8470.
SEEKING BABYSITTER In my house near skver. light housework. bring a baby.9:153:15. One way transportation provided! Call 845-517-8808
DYNAMIC YIDDISH SPEAKING preschool teacher with experience please email girlsschoolmonsey@gmail. com
SEEKING BABYSITTER IN NEW SQUARE for Special Needs 2 year old in New Square. Hours are 12:45-3:45, Monday through Thursday. For more info, contact Jody at Hamaspik: 845-503-0233.
LONG TERM SUBSTITUTE Cheder Chabad of Monsey seeks third grade substitute from May through mid-June. Hours are Monday through Thursday 2:00-4:10. Please send resume to akarash@ chedermonsey.org
BABYSITTING GROUP looking for a substitute starting after Pesach for 4 weeks. Long hours. Has fulltime help. Carlton/College road area. 845-641-0785.
GENERAL STUDIES TEACHERS for the 2018-19 school year in a Bais Yaakov Elementary girls school. Please send resume: Fax: 845-2054333 Email: resumes@ baisyaakovelementary.org. REMEDIAL TEACHER for the coming school year who can specialize in teaching small groups Math and ELA for Title 1 in a Bais Yaakov girls’ elementary school. Please send resume: Fax: 845205-4333 Email: resumes@ baisyaakovelementary.org
BABYSITTING BABYSITTER warm and experienced babysitter, available to babysit night hours in your home. references available. please call 845.499.9272 EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Babysitting group on West Side Avenue, private park, big playroom, a few more slots available. Ages 18-24 months. Starting July 1st 845.362.2599 or 845.499.6473.
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Classifieds WARM HEIMISHE BABYSITTER currently accepting overnights and weeklies. Loads of toys and undivided attention. 845-263-4529 BABYSITTER AVAILABLE on Francis Place. Also taking Sunday drop-ins. Please call 845-352-1016
SERVICES CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASSES To join the next class please call 845-426-0931. Tzippy Tauber CD (DONA) Certified Birth Doula GARTLECH We fix hand knitted Gartlech & make Professional Fringes. Please call: 917-414-3281 DASSY PHOTOGRAPHY Newborns, Upsherin, family portraits and more. Professional editing! Free digital album! Gift certificates available too. (845)-517-9920/(845)-5040934 DOULA Experience the gift of birth with a doula attuned to you. reasonable rates. Sarah 845327-3068 pinknbluedreamz@ gmail MASSAGE THERAPY
De-Stress Before Pesach With a Much Needed Massage! *Deep Tissue
*Pregnancy *Swedish *Reflexology NY/NJ Licensed Call/Text Sarah: 845-596-1373 NS ELECTROLYSIS Permanent. Painless. Now in Monsey w/ yrs of experience! Thermolysis, galvanic, or blend. Half off first session w/ ad. Call Nechama 646-8565498 FACE PAINTING BY FAIGY’S FACES Engage your crowd. Upsherins. Day Camps. Promotional events. Lessons and demonstrational activities too. Contact Faigy, 845-825-2985,Info@ faigysfaces.com,InstagramFaigysfaces10
now in exercise , music and extracurricular. For more info please call us at (845) 520-5445 PEARL RESTRINGING
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We do pick ups all year round - schools shuls homes. 845-461-3084 TURNING 65? Medicare Supplement Insurance – advice and sales. Mrs. R. Schwartz- licensed agent -845.263.0617 – rs.msupplement@gmail.com
Expert & reliable service. Free pick up & delivery. 845-352-5013 ATTENTION MOTHERS Are your children’s books getting ripped up and dirty? BOOKS FOR KEEPS will repair them to last a lifetime! Each page protected in a plastic and a new strong cover! 347-721-4403
COMPUTER HELP?? One stop computer assistance! Set up new computers, restore deleted/ lost files from computers, SD cards, cameras, & thumb drives. 845-293-2667
UPSTATE CONSTRUCTION GROUP We do all bigger construction jobs in the upstate area. Fully insured. References available. 845.662.3395
מיין פלאץ Every kid is one caring adult away from success! New small groups forming
INVITATION PRINTING For all your invitation needs from start to finish. Including Wedding, Bar
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Mitzvah invitations, thank you cards and envelope addressing. Info@ purpleprintingny.com 845682-1333 SPEAKERS to rent for all your Simches & more, We also have a mp3 system. call 845.579.5467 THE BALLOON CORNER Helium balloons for all your occasions. We accommodate late night calls. Viola area 845-596-0375 GET BILLS YOU LIKE! Cash’N by Yanky pays top dollar for your gold, silver, coins and jewelry. Estates welcomed. Call Yanky Herczberg 347-496-5660 KANGEN WATER Change your water, change your life. Alkaline - Super Hydrating - AntiOxidant Call for FREE 1 Month Supply! 917-681-0003
s MATH TUTORING Regents/GED/TASC/SAT/ ACT Common Core, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus, Physics ALL Grades/Levels. call: 845-445-8003 TUTOR AVAILABLE for your elementary school child for Limudei Kodesh and Limudei Chol. Please Call: 845-352-1016 MATH ANXIETY? I can help! All ages. All levels. Regents, SAT Prep, CLEPS, AP courses. Linda 845.538.5319 DRUM LESSONS BY SHMUEL KLAVER Monsey’s most experienced Shomer Shabbos drum instructor. Lessons ($45 & up) given in your home or my studio, to boys or girls ages 10-adult, beginners
to professional. Call (845) 459-9935 GUITAR LESSONS by Moshe Klaver, for beginners of all ages. Very motivating and patient teacher. References available. (845) 746-0925. Shomer Shabbos ARTISTIC? Rivkys Art Workshop for women, girls, boys. Call now 845-356-6629 PIANO AND KEYBOARD LESSONS children and adults beginners to Advance for more info please contact Yisroel at 718-790-8659 973928-3476 MUSIC LESSONS Give your daughter the gift of music at a very reasonable
price! References available. Call Yitty @ 845-426-7561 after 4:30 pm GUITAR LESSONS Experienced instructor will teach women and girls how to play in ten lessons. Years of enjoyment guaranteed! 845-356-1113 HAIRCUTS: Haircuts and hairstyling for all occasions (Bluefield – Union area). Will do haircuts till בדיקת חמץ. Please call (after 3:00) 845-371-5906 HAIR DESIGN Professional Cut, blow, Chasunah styling by Roizy. Call for appointment. 845274-7700 ARE YOU GRIEVING the loss of a close person in your life? Is the pain
overwhelming? Are you finally ready to heal? Get full relief in just 35 days! call 845445-8252.
ODDS AND ENDS HEIMISHE MOISED is seeking donations of toys, arts & crafts, or supplies, in good condition. Tax deductible. Please call 845500-3100 HEIMISH YOUNG COUPLE looking to adopt baby/young child. Text/call 347-461-1914 TEHILLIM! A yid who says tehillim everyday will add you to his list. This is a free service to benefit yidden. Sponsorships
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VOICE THERAPY by Chaya Newmark, SLP innovative and effective approach many satisfied clients
917-626-4259 Chayanewmark@gmail.com are available if you insist call/ text 8452006378 I MAY HAVE SCRATCHED your toyota sienna minivan plate number FRS1374. please call 425-3648 TORAHANYTIME.COM 50,000+ lectures, 500+ speakers, Video and Audio, ALL for FREE Download the App! TRANSFORM! This pesach, experience true redemption ! Iyh thurs. @10:00 a.m. 641 7150700 pin 549732 playback 6417150709 pin 549732 ref 1-80 INFORMATIVE SHIUR in Yiddish, that will practically guide you through this Yom Tov season. Topics discussed include halacha regarding kazaysim & shiurim, tips & advice, and how to adhere to halachic guidelines without the uncomfortable side effects to your gut. 718-480-5555 option 1.1.8.
GEMACHIM MONSEY GOWN GEMACH mother and sister gowns size 0-12, by appointment only. 845-426-7496 or 845-3523031.
FLORAL BISOMIM for your Simcha - 845-6292785. DVD/VIDEO GEMACH DVDS and portable players for sick and homebound adults and children.425-2660 mailbox #1 BABY CHASUNA GOWNS Brand new, Adorable baby gowns and 2 pieces. Few sizes colors and styles. Matching shoes and hair accessories available from 3 months - 2 years. Call 425-3049 GPS GEMACH Call 845-352-2588. Leave message. (Minimal fee). PHONE GEMACH We will lend you a cell phone free of charge for as long as necessary. Call: 845 579 5538
MATERNITY GEMACH Weekday and shabbos clothing, various sizes. Please call or text 845-445-9687 for an appointment. ISRAEL GPS No fee. English or Hebrew. Must reserve in advance by email at IsraelGPS@gngroup. com BRIS GEMACH Located on Rt. 306 call 845352-3013 poya, outfit, blanket and hat.’ לע”נ ר חיים זאנוויל בן ר’ משה SHOE GEMACH All sizes, white kalllah shoes. Proceeds go to tzedakah. Call\Text 845-200-0211
FLORAL BISOMIM for your Simcha - 845-6292785.
TOY GEMACH Keep all the children busy by your simchas with tons of lego and clicks. Call Sussman @ 845-578-6513
BRIS GEMACH located in Central Monsey. 617-955-3630. poya, pillow case, outfit, blanket.
GEMACH Tablecloths for your Simchos. Call (845) 371 2105
OT WATER URNS H Please call 845-425-9211 ROOF CARRIERS GEMACH For all cars even without bars on roof. Call early to reserve.
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845-659-1863. Monroe: 845662-7102.
KOS YESHUOS - BECHER GEMACH Simchah, Shabbaton? Don’t spend on disposable bechers. Use real bechers from our free-loan gemach. Better for your pocket,
and halachically. 845-377KOS1(5671) KosYeshuos@ gmail.com SIDDUR GEMACH Sfard: Friedman 845-6087830 Ashkenaz: Shulman845 352 1756 or 845-826-6718 PIDYON HABEN zichron elimelech coins,silver tray, lace box, outfit 845-4261681 845-642-7256 FREE MOVING BOXES Packs of 10x for easy transport. Please call (845) 641-5536.” ROOF CARRIERS GEMACH 845-659-1863. Monroe: 845662-7102. FREE BOXES for moving (mostly egg carton size). Please call 845425-6826 or 845-608-7830. Donations of flattened boxes are always welcome!
DRESS/GOWNS ivory, gold and black flower Gown to sell . Call 845 573 9270 white and green dress for sale-size 2-4. Please call/text 845-269-8649 Mechtenista Gown Sz 12 774 8719
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our Fabulous team of staff who make a ce. Driver’s license preferred. Please Contact: nfeld 5-5011 E: Eschonfeld@hamaspikrockland.org
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pik is currently hiring high school girls for our Respite Program A rewarding and fun-filled nce. Good Pay. If interested, please email to rls@hamaspikrockland.org or call 845-425-3421 a detail message
PPORTUNITY:
year old girl, every evening, from about 8:00-10:00 P.M.
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Please submit your resume at jobs@hamaspikrockland.org. Call Shayndel Moore to handle all you real estate Please contact our Comhab Coordinator at 845-503-
g for a woman/girl to help a low functioning 5 girl, every evening, from about 8:00-10:00 P.M. nvolves some light housework. Please call 845.
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5”,6”,7” Gutters Copper and aluminum gutters Over 30 colors
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Ted Baker Skirt Size 2-4 new condition. Call 845-304-8583
Pink/Blush gown, size 4/6, please call 845-352-1650
black and gold teen gown size 6 to sell. Call 845 362 8264
Size 0-2 Worn once 845-5781936
MIRI DESIGNER GOWN black and metallic gold and silver size 8-10 please call 845-596-7727 Maternity black and white dress for rent. For more info call 845.376.3412 gown for sale size 6-8 Pls call 3473514708. MECHUTENISTA Black and Silver MATERNITY DRESS 845-425-4578. B&W wedding dress adult size 4,6, 8-10, for rent, dressrental3207@gmail.com call 845-425-3207 Ivory and blush gown for sale, Size 16 girls or 2 women. $200. 845-222-8415 light color gowns size 00,0,2 and childrens gowns size 12, 8,5 and 18 months Call 845642-4968
Black and Gold gown, sz 4 for rent .845 274 3366 call or text black and white gown, size 2-4 worn once, please call or text to: 845-659-7989 new black and gold shabbos/ chasuna Ted Baker dress size 0-2, call or text: 845-6597989 Ivory gown, mauve/gold, brocade inlay, size 6-8. Please call or text 845-323-2434
KLEINFELD KALLAH GOWN Magnificent custom gown for sale. Please call 347.549.7268 SISTER OF BRIDE Beautiful gold and black, sister of bride, pink label dress for sale call 347.549.7268 EXCLUSIVE SISTER OF BRIDE GOWN Magnificent blue and cream gown size 4-6 for sale/rent. Please call 845.200.4326
pack of Floor protector pads for chairs on main street. It has a price tag from auction mart. 425-1937
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envelope with money on Maple Ave. Please call with details 917 586 8135
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Envelope with cash on Purim on Stonehouse/Union. Call 570.7465
9 ft dining table and 10 high back traditional dark brown chairs with beige upholstery to give away. 8453564859
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necklace with black stones on Kakiat lane on shabbos about 3 Weeks ago. 596 0375
Binah Mishpacha and Ami. 425-3069
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Gartel in Viola park few months ago by Concord side. 786 734 5720 Toyota hubcap on W Central. Call 425-9210 bag with sweatshirt and scissors in Toshnad coat room March 18. Please call 845356-3918
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Cleaning and Repirs
NEW! LITTLE ROYALTY! An affordable rental right here in monsey. Girls gowns size 18 months - size 20. We also carry plus sizes. Boys simcha outfits and suits 12 months-size 8. Please call: 845-535-1755
2 blush colored gowns. Worn once. Sizes 10 & 12. Plz call 845-352-9582 kallah vort/chasunah dress for sale. blush and greens floral brocade. Appx size 8. Text 845-222-8415 for photos. $450.
Gutter Guard Installation
set of 44 inch mattresses and boxsprings and frames. 356-2341 Oneg shabbos and dus yiddisha licht. Call: 845 425 5886 Long suits and bekitshes in good condition 845-357-5953
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דינער לטובת ישיבה ד'מאנסי
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עסקנים פון 'מקוה טהרה' טרעפן זיך מיט דעלעגאטן פון קהלות און ארגאניזאציעס לענגאויס אייראפע וואס בעטן פאר הילף אויפצובויען מקוואות
בס"ד
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Thank s for makin g our seaso n a s ucces s!
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טע שפיל! '4 ב' דחוה"מ דינסטאג 7:30 PM
Info Line: 718-298-4379
"טיקעט סענטערס" בארא פארק: ניגון מוזיק 4116 13th Ave.
וויליאמסבורג:
Lee Ave Photo 72 Lee Ave.
מאנסי:
Shoppers Haven 27 Orchard St. 2nd Floor
קרית יואל:
שיכון סקווירא: Mango Menswear 16 Bush Lane
בארא פארק:
לעיקוואד:
2שעה פאר יעדע שפיל | פרייז פאר א ראונד טריפ$17 :
2שעה פאר יעדע שפיל | פרייז פאר א ראונד טריפ$17 :
וויליאמסבורג:
קרית יואל:
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טיקעט סענטער 1700 Madison Ave. )(next to Gourmet Glatt 17 ruzhin rd #101
EpicShpiel.com
באסעס אינפארמאציע: 14th Ave. Cor 53rd St.
)Lee Ave. (at the highway
2שעה פאר יעדע שפיל | פרייז פאר א ראונד טריפ$14 :
מאנסי:
online at
306 Cor. Maple
שיכון סקווירא:
91 Washington Ave.
Shopping Center
21/2שעה פאר יעדע שפיל | פרייז פאר א ראונד טריפ$17 :
לעיקוואד:
2שעה פאר יעדע שפיל | פרייז פאר א ראונד טריפ$17 :
Evergreen Kosher Market
21/2שעה פאר יעדע שפיל | פרייז פאר א ראונד טריפ$20 :
עס וועט אי"ה זיין צוגעשטעלט משגיחים ביי די בייטאג שפילן ,די השגחה איז אנגעפירט דורך המחנך הרב יוסף פראמאוויטש שליט"א
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The blend that is
KOSHER L'PESACH.
תלמידים פון "מכון לבר מצוה" פארהערן זיך אויף גאנץ הלכות תפילין ביי הרה"ג דומ"ץ בעלזא מאנסי
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א הערליכער "שבת התאחדות" ארגאניזירט דורך די בארימטע היימישע פירמע "פידעליטי פעימענט סערוויסעס" פאר אלע זייערע מיטארבעטער און אגענטן אינעם פראכטפולן "פלאזא האטעל" אין קאנעטיקוט
PHOTO CREDIT: JDN
סיום ב' חבורות ע"י תלמידי מתמידי הכנה לבר מצוה
מצות באקן אין שיכון סקווירא
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כתה ה' פון ישיבת דגל התורה ביים באקן מצות און באקומען ברכת קדשו פון האדמו"ר מסקווירא
סדר הזמנים למרכז הוראה לימי הפסח הבעל"ט ערב שבת וערב יו"ט )ערב פסח ,ערב שביעי של פסח(
משעה 5:30עד 6:00אחה"צ
יום טוב )א' וב' דפסח -שביעי של פסח -אחרון של פסח(
משעה 6:00עד 6:30אחה"צ
מוצאי יום טוב )מוצאי יום ב' דפסח ,מוצאי אחרון של פסח(
משעה 9:30עד 10:00בלילה
ימי חול המועד משעה 6:30עד 7:30אחה"צ ומשעה 10:00עד 11:00בלילה
לשאר זמנים: נא לצלצל מקודם "הלכה ליין 24-שעה" 845-666-2949
הנהלת מרכז הוראה
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מעמד קביעת מזוזה ולחיים בישיבה קטנה סקווירא מאנסי בהשתתפות האדמו"ר מסקווירא
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כתה ה' פון ישיבה דגל התורה בויען די כלי המשכן
האדמו"ר מוויזניץ ביים פרישן קבר פון זיין פעטער האדמו"ר מוויזשניץ זצ"ל
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מכון לבר מצוה גאראנטירט א פערזענליכע אויפמערקזאמקייט פאר יעדן תלמיד באזונדער ,וועלכער וועט אי"ה זיין העכט גליקליך ,צופרידן און דערהויבן ,מיט געטריישאפט, צוגעלאזנקייט און איבערגעגעבנקייט.
מכון לבר מצוה׳ס ציל אז דער בחור זאל אריינקומען אינעם עול התורה והמצוות מיט די ריכטיגע ידיעה אין פארשידענע מקצועות ההלכה ,וועלכע ווערן אקטועל ביי די בר מצוה ,אזוי ווי הלכות תפילין זימון עליה לתורה ומפטיר.
כמה מעלות טובות ביי מכון לבר מצוה:
א חסידישע בחור... ...מיט א ברייטקייט אין די ידיעות פון הלכות תפילין /זימון /שליח ציבור /קידוש והבדלה /תפלה במנין /קרי"ש בזמנה /קריאת התורה ומפטיר. ...מלא וגדוש בהלכה ויראה טהורה אנגעזאפט מיט יראת שמים לדבר מצוה /מידות טובות בין אדם לחבירו /הכרת הטוב ודרך ארץ לאביו ואמו. ...מיט אן אחריות אויף יעדע דבר שבקדושה /דאווענען מיט מנין כהלכתה /אריינטראכטן אין פירוש המילות /ברהמ"ז און קרי"ש שעל המטה פון אינעווייניג. ...מיט א געשמאק א חשק א חיות און אן ערנסקייט.
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