Issue 155

FREE ISSUE 155 JULY 4, 2018

‫פרשת פנחס‬ ‫כ"א תמוז תשע”ח‬

OUR MARVELOUS MONSEY A TZADDIK IN OUR MIDST Harav Yaakov Kamenetsky, zt”l, remembered

FILLED WITH WONDERFUL PEOPLE My move to Monsey has been pleasant indeed

WILL I EVER ADJUST? Monsey, through a newcomer’s eyes

NEW GAME! Our Town Trivia

S av e t he D a t e!

‫בס''ד‬

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Bnos Leah Prospect Park of Monsey bringing with him the ‫ שם טוב‬and the experience of 60 years of Chinuch Habonos in Brooklyn

We are fortunate to have the dedicated guidance of our esteemed Vaad Harabbonim

Harav Dovid Rube ‫שליט״א‬ Harav Chaim Schabes ‫שליט״א‬ Harav Aharon Dovid Willner ‫שליט״א‬ Opening September 2018 Kindergarten • Pre-1a • First Grade

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HAtzolAs Nefashos Awardees

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‫מעמד‬

‫וואקאלישע מאמענטן‬

‫אין שפיץ פונעם בעל מנגן מיט הארץ און געפיל‬

‫ר' שמילי אונגאר‬ ‫באגלייט מיט די בארימטער‬

‫שיר ושבח קינדער כאר‬

‫אינאיינעם מיט‬

‫מקהלת שירה‬

‫ׁי ִמ ָמּוֶת״‬ ‫״כי ִה ַצ ְלתּ נַ ְפ ִש‬ ‫ִ‬ ‫אטעם פארכאפנדע פרעזענטאציע דורך‬

‫ר' וועלוול פעלדמאן‬ ‫באגלייט מיט העכסט דראמאטישע‬ ‫איבעראשונגען לעבעדיג אין זאל!‬

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Contents

// Inside

FREE ISSUE 155 JULY 4, 2018

‫פרשת פנחס‬ ‫כ"א תמוז תשע”ח‬

OUR MARVELOUS MONSEY A TZADDIK IN OUR MIDST Harav Yaakov Kamenetsky, zt”l, remembered

FILLED WITH WONDERFUL PEOPLE My move to Monsey has been pleasant indeed

WILL I EVER ADJUST? Monsey, through a newcomer’s eyes

NEW GAME! Our Town Trivia

60 // Inbox 76 //

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

D. GORALNIK Content Director:

R. REESE Associate Editor:

E.M. NEIMAN Creative Director:

AJ WACHSMAN

Diet Dilemma

82 // Parsha 86 //

Hatzoloh of Monsey

88 //

Week in Review

95 //

Mesorah of Middos

101 // Food 110 //

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Where the Grass is Always Greener

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Due to a frightening experience I had, I feel it an obligation to bring awareness to the Monsey community.

As per New York State law, a new driver may drive a vehicle after passing the written exam, but a licensed driver in the passenger seat is required until after the road test is passed. Other states require that even a licensed driver who is new practice only in a vehicle equipped with an extra stop brake for the driving teacher.

When I learned to drive, I at first practiced with just a licensed friend near me. Unfortunately I made an accident, and even though my friend saw me going straight into a tree, without the extra set of brakes he couldn’t avoid the accident. We miraculously came out unharmed, but with great damage to the car and property. For years this has been haunting me, and I’ve always wanted to warn new drivers: “Even if the law might allow it, do not learn to drive with just a friend until you really know what you’re doing!”

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DROP THE DIALECT During a recent phone conversation with an acquaintance, she paused to give instructions to her cleaning lady.

“She’d understand you without the accent,” I quipped, my light tone belying my opinion of the matter. I wasn’t prepared for the onslaught; as turns out, this friend had plenty opinion of her own. “This is the way I speak to her; she surely doesn’t mind!”

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It’s time we realize that “Doris, can you please polish the silver today?” works just as well (and better!) than “Tooday I vant yoo to pahlish de seelverr.”

Let’s make a kiddush Hashem as we get our homes sparkling!

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JUST PLAIN FUN IS ENOUGH It saddens me to hear about some of the extravagant activities and rewards local day camps offer. Camp is so much fun; why is there a need to spend money unnecessarily for hair-raising experiences and to raise the standards for our youngsters? The average family juggles so many expenses; why do we need this thrown into the mix?

Let’s keep our priorities straight.

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CHOKED IN TIME After a frightening episode that occured in my home yesterday, I have an important message to share.

Anticipating an easy time with supper, I purchased ready burgers, which I would broil in my oven. I placed them onto a broiling pan and was horrified to see it erupt into flames. The inside of the oven was red and black plumes of smoke were filling up the entire kitchen. Fearing that our house was about to burn down, I rushed to my children’s bedroom, while my husband, thinking quickly, grabbed the fire extinguisher from the cabinet, opened the oven door and sprayed it onto the flames. In no time, the flames were gone. All these years, I was slightly amused at my husband’s insistence on keeping a fire extinguisher in the kitchen. Now I thank Hashem for his foresight and encourage each of you out there to obtain one too. It saved my family and my home.

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RE: FAILURE IS AS FAILURE DOES (Inbox, Issue 154) Dear Upset Parent, I was struck by how different your educational philosophy is from the one I was raised with.

I don’t know which school your child attends or how it grades students. In most schools, however, grades are not the opinion of the teacher, nor should they be based on a teacher’s subjective opinion, ever. They are not a measure of good behavior or of effort. They are clearly defined reports of the students’ understanding of the course material. Grades are not rewards. They are gauges of how much material each student learned.

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percent (or 90 percent in some schools) of the questions correctly, he or she has learned the material excellently and is given an A. B’s are for those in the next 8 percent (or 10 percent in some schools) who have done an above-average job of retaining the information the teacher taught.

C’s are for average students. Ideally, the test material should be chosen so that 50 percent of the class earns a C. In many schools this is not done, and there are too many A’s and B’s. Obviously if 80 percent of the class is doing above average, the word average has lost its meaning.

D’s are for those who are below average, which should still be a sizeable portion of the class. Not everyone is average academically. Many, many good people are not as intelligent as most other people. That is not an insult to them; that is the way Hashem chose to make humans. Some are tall. Some are short. Some are athletic.

Some are physically weak.

Some have a difficult time picking up information, and others are unwilling or incapable of putting in the effort to acquire information.

F’s are for those who have failed to acquire the information to a degree that could be reasonably considered acceptable. Yes, that person who failed is a failure in the context of that class, in the same sense that one who runs is a runner, or one who teaches is a teacher. It does not necessarily mean they are a failure in any other life context, however.

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In other cases, when grades have shifted dramatically in a short period, barring a head injury, it is obvious something has changed in the child’s life.

This evidently is what’s happened in your daughter’s case, and it behooves you, as a responsible parent, to work with the teacher to find what it is and repair the situation.

Blaming someone for “failing” your daughter is not helpful to your daughter. Finding out what caused the failure and correcting the situation, and perhaps giving her the tools so that she will succeed from now on, is helpful and vital.

Learning how to fail, yet pressing on with sufficient motivation to succeed again, is a necessary skill every child needs to learn.

In regard to stress at school: The hard reality is that childhood is a preparation time for adulthood. If a child is failing to sufficiently prepare to take his or her place as a responsible adult capable of minimally caring for himself and ideally able to contribute to society, a parent or school may need to apply pressure that will induce stress.

In the school I attended as a young man, our teachers would keep each child in a state of stress sufficient for them to constantly feel on the edge of “losing it,” without ever letting one reach a point where he did “lose it.” Like lifting weights to become stronger, this forces the child to grow intellectually and emotionally more powerful.

As adults, they will face situations that could break them.

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Additionally, it’s a teacher’s job to do her utmost to ensure that each student does well, whether by providing a modified test, or if something is beyond a student’s capabilities, exempting her from a specific subject instead of causing her to fail. V’ahavta l’reacha kamocha applies to students, too, and they should be handled with respect and care. May we all see nachas from our children.

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As a long-time teacher, I was saddened to read a letter about a teacher who failed a young student. I’ve always viewed my sacred job first as building students and only secondarily

ye s H i Va B a is BinyoMin as educating students. Yes, while scholastics are important — we want to raise knowledgeable, responsible students, wellversed in the three R’s — their self-esteem and respect take precedence. “They will forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel.” How careful one working with impressionable young souls must be never to step on their delicate charges. Every word must be measured. Each day, upon entering the classroom, my foremost tefillah is not to hurt my talmidos in any way — and yes, I do daven for their success, too! The responsibility of a mechanech is huge. And a document as important as a report card that students save should be honest and not misleading, but should not have any harsh comments or marks (of course, there is a place for that too, but every measure should be taken to prevent it proactively). It is the teacher’s business to make a student succeed, or at least make her feel successful on her own level by modifying the work as needed, if she is struggling in that area. After all, success is what breeds success. And failure generally does no good to any person, child or adult.

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Dear Heartbroken Mother, As a teacher of elementary school children, my heart breaks for you and your daughter. You are 100 percent right; no third-grader or her parents should see F’s on her report card (especially after seeing B’s the semester before). The only thing that I want to point out is that perhaps the teacher herself is not to blame. In the school where I teach (perhaps it is your daughter’s school), the hanhalah has a policy of overseeing all report cards before they are sent in the mail and having the final say on all grades given and

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comments written. I have oftentimes given a student the fairly computed grade only to see the hanhalah white it out to replace it with a lower mark (on occasion even an F). Sometimes the lowered mark is due to the fact that the student struggled the year before and the principal wants to prove that she needs resource room or academic evaluations; and sometime it is due to the fact that the next academic year is anticipated to be more challenging and the principal wants to preemptively lower her grade this year just so that the parents have nothing to complain about the next year when the girl may really start to struggle. They often edit my comment section as well to include points that they would like to make to the parents, even if they are not in line with what any of the teachers have seen in the classroom. It is wrong and puts us teachers in a very uncomfortable position. I have often been so embarrassed and ashamed to send out a report card that is not a reflection of what I myself have seen in the classroom, and I have always hoped that the parents knew that it was just the principal trying to push her agenda, and not me being an unfair teacher. So please do not assume that it is the fault of your daughter’s teacher alone. Nevertheless, regardless of who is responsible for the F’s, you and your husband should call a meeting with the hanhalah (and, if possible, the teacher) to discuss how wrong and unfair it is.

Regarding your final point of the tremendous pressure that our schools put on our children: You are right. We place way too much emphasis on academic achievement and high grades and not enough on instilling simchas hachaim and self-confidence, and appreciating the children who do not “fit the mold.”

I wish you much hatzlacha in trying to rectify what was done to your daughter this year, and I hope that you have a better experience next year!

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I often find that when clients are hungry at night, it can be traced back to something that happened earlier that day or even the day before. Here are some areas that I like to investigate: 1. Did you eat breakfast within two hours of waking up, or did you wait too long?

2. Did you go longer than three hours without eating at any point during the day?

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stress relief. Maybe you are so habituated to eating at night that it just feels like hunger!

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PENINA HAD A DIFFICULT dilemma, and she approached her rebbetzin in the hopes of finding clarity. Her chasan had asked her to take on certain chumros in how she covered her hair that were very different from the way women in her family covered their hair.

Penina understood why he was asking it and she was ready to agree, but certain fears were holding her back. For one thing, she was afraid that the women in her family would be critical of her for making such a change. Another fear Penina had was that people in the community would assume that she was covering her hair in this way to look more choshuv. Penina also feared that people in the community would look at how her family background differed from her chasan’s and make comments about the appropriateness of this choice.

Penina unloaded her worries to her rebbetzin, and at the end she sighed, “I’m not looking to make waves, but I do feel ready to take this step and grow with my chasan in this way.”

“I’ve known you all your life, Penina, and I know you would do this l’Shem Shamayim. You have always been a tzanuah, and I can see that you genuinely want to do this for your chasan as well as for tznius.

For you this is the right thing, so push your fears aside. If you receive criticism for taking this step, listen kindly but do not allow the opinions of others to cause you to doubt yourself. You will see tremendous bracha from this.”

We must do the right thing at all times and in all circumstances. The first step is to be 100 percent sure what the right thing is. Just as Pinchas consulted with Moshe Rabbeinu, we must seek da’as Torah.

Once you know what the right thing is, then do it.

Don’t allow the opinions of other people, as wellintentioned as they are, to hold you back. Nothing bad can come from doing what is truly right. It can feel uncomfortable, but do not allow embarrassment or fear to hold you back. Pinchas did not allow public opinion to sway him. Pinchas was teased and scorned for his act — witnesses accused him of taking after his mother’s idolatrous family background

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— but this did not shake him. Furthermore, Pinchas risked his life to do this mitzvah. He killed the nasi of Shevet Shimon in the presence of the shevet, so there was a danger that the shevet would take revenge on Pinchas. This, too, did not deter him.

Pinchas saw a mitzvah that was difficult, but he did not excuse himself from getting involved, assuming that someone in a position of leadership would take action if it was necessary. Pinchas ran to Moshe Rabbeinu and asked, “Did you not teach us this on your descent from Har Sinai: ‘[Such a man] is punished by zealots’?” Moshe replied, “May the one who reads the letter be the one who carries it out” (Rashi, Bamidbar 25:7, quoting the Gemara Sanhedrin 82a). Certain what the right course of action was, Pinchas then acted immediately, l’Shem Shamayim.

Pinchas did not do the mitzvah for self-gain, yet we see that he was richly and eternally rewarded.

Hashem made a personal, private bris with Pinchas — a bris shalom. Hashem also rewarded Pinchas and all of his descendants with a bris kehunah. Pinchas was a grandson of Aharon Hakohen through his father, but he had not been a kohen because he was born before his father was anointed kohen. The kehunah could only be transmitted to sons born after the anointment of a kohen. Now, in the zechus of this mitzvah, Pinchas became a full-fledged kohen as well.

When a person sets out to do a true mitzvah with pure motives, Hashem helps him. It says in the Gemara (Sanhedrin 82a) that Hashem performed six nisim in order that Pinchas should not only succeed in doing this mitzvah, but succeed in such a way that it was clear to everyone that he did the right thing.

If we set out to do a difficult mitzvah, we should not do calculations and wonder how it will be possible to fulfill. Nobody does anything in this world on his own power. We all require siyata d’Shmaya in everything we do, as it says, “Hashem leads a person in the way he wants to go” (Bamidbar Rabbah on Parshas Balak and Gemara Makkos 10b).

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Hatzoloh of Monsey

Past, Present and Future: A Tale of Your Generosity

A conversation with Hatzoloh Executive Director Mr. Simcha Klein as he takes us through Hatzoloh’s 40-year lifesaving heritage, a journey that leads from humble beginnings to the vitality of Monsey’s community.

These days, Monsey Hatzoloh is the talk of town In the streets, shuls and places of assembly, community members are greeted with large signs calling on the locals to “Get Ready.” Homeowners are receiving colorful brochures informing them of Hatzoloh’s special campaign, with the expectation that they will choose one of the various opportunities to take part in this crucial effort. And in conversations throughout the neighborhood, people are discussing the exciting evening awaiting the crowds at the Hatzoloh dinner next Wednesday, July 11.

Bottom line, Hatzoloh is clearly the topic of the day around town. It is fitting, then, that we take a peek behind the scenes and get a brief overview of Hatzoloh of Monsey and its illustrious history. Read on to get a deeper look into how Hatzoloh operates, how it executes its holy mission, and how it plans to meet the increasing needs of Monsey’s ever-growing communities.

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our local Hatzoloh.

A fledgling Hatzoloh in a new community About 40 years ago, when the Monsey community just started taking root, Hatzoloh began as a little upstart serving our area. It’s impossible to tell the story of the early Hatzoloh days without recognizing the dedicated, heroic and devoted efforts of R’ Mendel Hoffman, who was instrumental in directing the thenmodestly sized organization.

In the early 1990s, when an influx of city residents meant many more families settling in Monsey, there was an obvious need to expand the Hatzoloh efforts and establish a strong organization that could meet the area’s evolving needs. That led to the founding of our Board of Directors, which now consists of devoted members charged with ensuring that day-to-day operations run smoothly and implementing whatever new projects and upgrades are required.

It is fitting that at this year’s dinner we will be honoring these tireless heroes by acknowledging their decades of dedication to Hatzoloh and to the Monsey community.

In the years since, Hatzoloh has vastly expanded its footprint in Mon-

sey and nearby neighborhoods. Over 150 members, of which 25 are highly skilled paramedics, stand ready at all hours to save lives at risk. Hatzoloh now operates a fleet of 12 ambulances, each outfitted with cutting-edge technology and equipment. These ambulances are housed in three garages, one at our Monsey headquarters, one in Spring Valley, and one in the Forshay area.

Hatzoloh today, a daily resource To handle the almost 15,000 calls that flood Hatzoloh’s emergency line annually, we enlist 25 skilled dispatchers who are available at all hours, every single day of the year.

The dispatch room is centered in our headquarters throughout most of the year, and often mobilized in the private homes of our volunteers on Shabbos and yom tov.

Growing with the growing community Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Monsey was blessed with steady growth. Every few months another street or another sector of a neighborhood joined the community.

As parts of Airmont, Forshay and Spring Valley became increasingly more populated, Hatzoloh made certain that each new area had its needs met and covered by commit-

ted volunteers. When necessary, Hatzoloh would even set up a temporary garage so that an ambulance was never more than moments away. As the balance of a life can be determined in precious minutes, these garages ensured that our mission of saving lives was never compromised.

This gradual expansion was handled well by Hatzoloh and its directors up until the early 2010s.

In recent years, however, Monsey suddenly saw explosive growth.

With the housing crisis affecting our brethren in Brooklyn, many families packed up and left the congested city behind. A large number of them emigrated to greener pastures in our region, which led to a frenzied expansion of Monsey’s borders.

What was once a small locale now stretched miles and miles from the NJ border down south to the hills of Pomona up north. At Hatzoloh, as always, we did everything in our power to meet the growing demand.

New members were recruited and a temporary garage was opened in Pomona. (We would be remiss if we didn’t take a moment to mention the generosity of R’ Mechel Tauber who gave us the right to use his property for the aforementioned garage.)

Hatzoloh: There for Monsey When it comes to saving Jewish lives, there is no hesitation and no impediment that will stand in Hatzoloh’s way. That’s why our Board of Directors marked it as critically important to update our existing equipment so we could effectively meet the rapidly expanding needs of Monsey’s populace.

First, it was determined that two new, highly advanced ambulances will need to be purchased — to the tune of $250,000 each. These ambulances would serve new areas exactly where they are needed. They also cannot be parked just anywhere, as the expensive equipment needs to be protected from inclement weather conditions. That means that along with the ambulance costs comes the additional garage expense, amounting to a few hundred thou-

sand dollars per garage, to house the ambulance and accommodate the machinery required for its continued maintenance.

Additionally, Hatzoloh urgently needs to enlist more volunteers in Monsey’s newer neighborhoods.

Oftentimes, the difference between life and death can be as little as 90 seconds, so reaction times are critical. An increase in membership ranks would guarantee that every single call gets an instant response, no matter where on the local map.

Beyond the need for training, new volunteers also incur additional costs as they must be outfitted with equipment and top-notch medical instruments in their bags. They also need expensive radio communicators that run in the thousands of dollars per device.

On top of that, there’s a crucial need for an upgraded communication system. With our area’s growing geography, including some of the mountainous topography to our north, there’s a demand for a system that ensures that every call and response comes through clearly without any interference. In the world of hatzolas nefashos, it would be unthinkable to lose critical moments because of communication issues.

At the moment, Hatzoloh is relying on a radio system on loan from

the county. But the need is pressing for a system of our own. The cost of this upgrade is astronomical: close to 2 million dollars!

Monsey: There for Hatzoloh In order to reach such vital goals, Hatzoloh has launched this new readiness campaign to raise funds for the aforementioned purchases.

Every Monsey resident is being asked to join in our lofty mission by committing to a minimum donation of 36 life-saving dollars per month.

Families with the ability to contribute more will hopefully sign up for larger amounts as well. Besides the personal benefits and the enormous mitzvah and merits that come with it, Hatzoloh will also be offering valuable prizes and gifts to all who take part in this crucial fundraising drive.

Hatzoloh will also offer an opportunity for generous benefactors to sponsor “Life Packs.” This is the gear each medic is equipped with, which contains and helps transport lifesaving equipment like defibrillators and other vital instruments. For $25,000, these generous supporters will have their names embroidered on their sponsored bag. The zechus of literal hatzolas nefashos will surely be of great merit to those who join in this benevolent goal.

Facts of Life 15,000 phone calls answered by our operators annually

25 highly trained paramedics ready for any emergency

150 members on standby 24/7/365

12 state-of-the-art ambulances serving our growing community - 3 Hatzoloh garages positioned for strategic coverage

$1.7 MILLION OPERATING ANNUAL BUDGET

$250,000 needed for each of the 2 new ambulances - 2 temporary garages in the expanding Pomona area - 1 temporary garage in Chestnut Ridge

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Thruway Mincha Area Now Open in Sloatsburg FOR THE 25TH consecutive year, the Sloatsburg Mincha area is open once again, giving travelers making their way to the Catskills on Thursday night a safe place to daven Mincha and Maariv.

As previously reported by VIN News, the concept of a Mincha area was originated in 1989 by Rabbi Edgar Gluck, after members of the New York State Thruway Authority, who observed groups of men pulling over onto the shoulder of the highway at the Harriman toll plaza and waving down other travelers to join them for a minyan as their children played on the side of the highway, expressed concern about roadside safety. Rabbi Gluck, a special assistant to the New York State Police, collaborated with officials and Governor Mario Cuomo’s office to create a designated Mincha area that would allow for greater safety. Held in different locations over the first several years, the Sloatsburg Mincha area was first designated in 1993 as an official prayer spot and was re-established on the Thruway between exits 15A and 16 by Kiryas Joel resident Rabbi Morton Friedman twelve years ago. The official davening spot was named the Tefilas Mordche Mincha

Area in memory of Rabbi Friedman in 2010.

Open from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. every Thursday night during the summer season, the Mincha area is located on the upper level of the parking lot, and travelers are asked to abide by the following rules: • Daven only in the designated Mincha area.

• No food sales are permitted. Kosher food is available in the vending machines on the upper level.

• Tzedakah solicitations are prohibited at all times.

• All children must be supervised. Children should never be left alone in a vehicle for any length of time.

• Yield to pedestrians in the parking lot.

• Parking in handicapped spots without proper permits is forbidden.

• Drive carefully and obey the posted speed limit at all times.

Rabbi Abe Friedman, who continues his father’s tradition of supervising the Mincha area, urged all drivers to respect the rules of the Mincha area.

“We are extremely grateful to the Thruway personnel and the New York State Police for working with us to accommodate the needs of the many travelers who will be heading to the country every Thursday night,” said Rabbi Friedman. “We count on everyone for their continued cooperation, so that we can continue providing this vital service for many years to come.”

Ramapo Comes in Second on List of Fastest Growing Town in NYS THE TOWN OF RAMAPO is making headlines once again, this time as the second fastest growing town in New York State.

According to The Journal News, data from the United States Census Bureau shows a 9 percent growth rate in Ramapo, up from 126,272 residents in April 2010 to an esti-

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mated 137,510 in July 2017. With an additional 11,238 residents calling Ramapo home since the last census, the town is second in growth only to Nassau County’s Town of Hempstead.

Boasting an 11 percent growth rate since the April 2010 census, the Town of Monroe made number

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Lost, Found — and Stranded The Thai Cave Rescue

Lost A soccer team of 12 young boys between the ages of 11 and 16, along with their 25-year-old coach, went missing on June 23 in the Tham Luang cave network in Chiang Rai, Thailand. A sudden downpour during the current monsoon season flooded the cave’s entrance, trapping them deep underground.

After seeing the unclaimed belongings at the cave entrance, a ranger alerted authorities, and a search immediately commenced.

Narrow passages and murky waters made the rescue efforts very difficult, and the operation involved more than 1,000 people, among them Thai Navy SEALs, as well as experts from different Asian countries, the U.K., Sweden, Australia and the U.S. Continuous rain caused additional flooding, interrupting the operation midway. Military divers took to the area, and sniffer dogs searched for shaft openings, hoping for alternative entrances.

Found The group was found after 10 harrowing days, very weak, thin, but otherwise in satisfactory health, huddled on a ledge surrounded by water. Relatives who stood watch outside the cave’s entrance since their disappearance greeted the news with jubilation.

The boys told rescuers that they were hungry, and then asked which

day it was, as the lack of light took their entire sense of time away. They also inquired if they could leave.

While lost, they sustained themselves with water drippings from the walls, but it’s hard to explain how they survived the ordeal.

Medical teams were sent inside the caves to assess the group’s health.

Health conditions were categorized as red, yellow or green, with red signifying severe injuries, yellow mild injuries, and light injuries classified as green. In an unofficial assessment on Monday, most boys were assessed in the green category. They were given energy gel and are slowly being fed by medical experts to work up their strength.

Stranded “We found them safe. But the operation isn’t over,” announced the Chiang Rai governor. Indeed, the high flood waters — which are predicted to rise further from expected rains — makes evacuation extremely risky.

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being considered.

Scuba diving to freedom. Without even the energy to stand, let alone swim or dive, the boys are too weak to attempt a dive rescue at the moment.

There are plans, though, to teach the trapped boys how to scuba dive, although many claim it is not a viable, and a very dangerous, option.

Pumping out the water. Pumping the cave empty with giant pumps is working to some extent, but since additional heavy storms are expected, there isn’t much hope pinned on its success at this point.

Sitting and waiting it out. Experts feel that a rescue attempt while waters are still high could be “unbelievably dangerous” for the boys and rescuers.

Two medical officers in the Thai Navy have volunteered to be locked in with the boys with enough food and supplies to sit there for three or four months until the water subsides and an evacuation can be attempted. Getting enough supplies through the narrow passageways is a challenge, though. There’s also fear of rising water levels.

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“…Yehoshua the son of Perachia says: Make for yourself a rav, acquire for yourself a friend, and judge every man favorably.”

(Avos 1:6) IN THIS WEEK’S PORTION of Pirkei Avos, the mishnah instructs us to appoint a moreh derech, someone who will guide our family and whom we can consult when necessary. However, it’s interesting to note that the mishnah uses the word “make,” and not a more appropriate word like “choose” or “appoint.” What is the meaning of this unusual word choice, to “make” for oneself a rav?

In Sefer Devarim, the Torah outlines the reward Klal Yisroel will receive “…if you keep all these commandments… to love Hashem your G-d, to walk in all His ways, and to cleave to Him” (Devarim 11:22).

Rashi comments on the words “vedavka bo,” wondering how it is possible for us, physical beings, to “cleave” to Hashem. Rashi then says, “... hadbak betalmidim u’bechachamim — cleave to talmidim and to chachamim.”

By building a strong connection with tzaddikim, we will come closer to Hakadosh Baruch Hu and, in Rashi’s words, Hashem “will consider it as though you cleave to Me.” Different people have different levels of connection with tzaddikim.

There are some who appreciate from afar the special, holy people that Klal Yisroel has among its leaders. Others turn to tzaddikim only when they have a pressing matter to discuss or a complex halachic query. Finally, there are those who develop a true, meaningful connection with gedolim and consult them regularly regarding matters both big and small.

What is the purpose of this connection?

True talmidei chachamim are connected to the Torah, and they merit having the Shechinah dwell upon them. When someone is connected

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to tahor, tumah loses its power over him. Therefore, by forming a connection with tzaddikim and learning how to form a real connection with Hashem, a person becomes closer to Hashem, too, and is thereby protected by this connection to Hakadosh Baruch Hu. Ultimately, the level of our connection to tzaddikim is dependent on our commitment to establishing this bond. When we better understand the purpose of this connection, we become more motivated and committed to developing it. Our level of commitment regulates both our connection to talmidei chachamim and our connection to Hashem.

Many years ago, a simple Yid lived in the city of Lizhensk. He

The kind of rav the mishnah is referring to is one that we must “make” for ourselves — through time, effort and work. produced whiskey for the people in his shtetel as a living. Every time his machine would break down, he would bring it to Maran Yisroel, Reb Elimelech of Lizhensk, zt”l. Reb Elimelech would examine the machine from all sides, touch some things, and soon the machine would begin to work again.

After many years of the Yid visiting with the broken machine, Reb Elimelech passed away. By then, the man was also quite old, and he soon passed away as well in middle of his sleep. The malachei chabalah (malachim of destruction) were able to grab his neshamah and keep it from ascending to the Next World, and for some time the man continued to believe that he was still alive and living in this world. He “woke up,” davened, and went to work on his machine as always.

After some time, the imaginary machine “broke down” again, as it had in real life, and the man wanted to take it to Reb Elimelech, as he

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had throughout his life. Though the malachim who wanted to keep their hold on him tried to dissuade him from going to Reb Elimelech, he insisted on doing so. He finally found Reb Elimelech where he was residing in the Higher Worlds. The Rebbe was then able to explain to the man that he was actually no longer alive and told him to remain there with him, thus finally freeing him from his existence in an imaginary world.

This simple Yid had developed a pure, temimus’dig connection with Reb Elimelech during his lifetime by asking the Rebbe for help whenever his machine broke down. Ultimately, that relationship not only impacted him during his lifetime, but also saved him in the Next World.

In reality, our connection to talmidei chachamim reflects our connection to Hashem. It is essential for each one of us to find a tzaddik or rav, be fully machniah to that moreh derech, and consult him regularly so that he can guide us and help us continue growing in ruchniyus.

It is important to note that a true, deep connection — one with someone who can get to know us intimately and can truly care about us and understand our needs — doesn’t happen without effort. For this reason, the mishnah doesn’t merely tell us to “choose” or “appoint” a rav.

After all, it’s neither enough to simply pick a rav, nor is it helpful to keep “choosing” a new rav — changing who our rav is every other day, based upon whether we do or don’t like something. Rather, the kind of rav the mishnah is referring to is one that we must “make” for ourselves — through time, effort and work.

After our rav has already been chosen, we make that person our rav by working to develop a meaningful and close relationship, one that will provide the true connection that can ultimately help us grow as a person and form a deeper connection with Hakadosh Baruch Hu. Rabbi Dovid Steiman specializes in the chinuch of today’s bachurim, enabling them to become their very best selves.

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Kabobs for Kids

By: Rivka Weiss It’s finally summer, and the weather is great. Luring kids inside to eat is no easy feat, but why bother, when you can offer them mess-free, nutritious food that’ll disappear as quick as you can serve it?

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Grilled Chicken Skewers

Whether you prepare these in an outdoor barbeque or indoors in a grill pan, like I did, serving them skewered makes them so much more fun to eat.

INGREDIENTS Chicken cutlets

Fresh mushrooms, whole or sliced

Mini peppers

Can of baby corn

MARINADE This recipe will marinate up to 3 pounds of chicken cutlets. ½ cup orange juice concentrate

1 tsp. salt

½ cup white wine

½ tsp. onion powder

2 T. honey

¼ tsp. black pepper

1 T. mustard

¼ tsp. ground ginger

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DIRECTIONS 1. Mix marinade ingredients in a large Ziploc bag.

2. Cut cutlets into cubes or pieces of desired size/thickness. Place in marinade bag and refrigerate for several hours.

3. Grill, fry or bake along with vegetables. Thread onto skewers, alternating chicken and veggies.

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Tuna Ball Kabobs

Same old tuna latkes? Not when they are formed into cute little balls and eaten off a stick! Make some larger-sized balls and serve plated with the potatoes and veggies on the side for an “adult-friendly” version.

DIRECTIONS

TUNA BALLS 2 eggs

2 T. mayonnaise

½ tsp. salt

½ medium squash, peeled and sliced

2 T. deli mustard, optional

2 cans chunk tuna, well drained

1 small onion, sliced ⅛ tsp. white pepper

POTATO CHUNKS Potatoes

Salt

Black pepper

Mayonnaise

Paprika

onion/garlic powder

12” skewers

Sliced cucumbers

Grape tomatoes

Or vegetables of your choice

Mini peppers/diced peppers

Tuna Balls 1. Place first seven ingredients in bowl of food processor and pulse on and off until very well blended. Add tuna and process until smooth.

2. Using a small ice cream scoop (or a spoon), drop balls of tuna mixture onto a lined, well-greased baking pan. Spray tops with oil and bake in a preheated 400° oven for 30 minutes.

Potatoes 1. Scrub unpeeled potatoes well and cut into large chunks.

2. Place on cookie sheet. Brush with mayonnaise and sprinkle salt and spices to taste.

3. Bake at 400° for 45 minutes.

1. Thread onto skewers.

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GARNISH Sliced mozzarella sticks

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Trees! Real, live trees, leaves and even some grass! I never thought I would raise kids who love the grass enough to have helped me pull a hose through my entire house.

THEY ALL ASK THE SAME THING. Anyone who hears that I am relatively new to Monsey wants to know if I have adjusted, if I like it and if I have family here.

Despite not having any siblings or siblings-in-law in Monsey (yet), I have made my nest here as comfortable as possible and have already woven wonderful memories into it.

My day usually begins with a cup of coffee. In my tiny kitchen in the city, everything was crammed into that small space, and the contents that didn’t fit in the cabinets sat on the counter. Here, my large kitchen includes a cabinet just for the coffee and Styrofoam cups.

I even have a wonderful window in my kitchen where I watch the trees sway as I leisurely sip. Trees! Real, live trees, leaves and even some grass! I never thought I would raise kids who love the grass enough to have helped me pull a hose through my entire house and weave it through the front porch to irrigate the grass when the sprinkler system failed. They also dragged pails of water in the scorching heat to make sure the grass wouldn’t die.

I often sit and grade my students’ work on the grass or Here, on my back porch, looking up at the sky from time to time. my large It still astonishes me that I can see sky and not more kitchen buildings.

I live on a street that is loincludes cated between two dead ends.

I watch buses from almost a cabinet every single school and yeshivah in Monsey ride past my just for the house. I smile at the thought of all the little (and not so coffee and little) Yiddishe boys and girls who attend mosdos here in Styrofoam Monsey, and every day I get to marvel at the wonderful men cups. who drive those buses. The streets are not very wide. Often they have to contend with a small mail truck, a large garbage truck and some double-parked cars. And yet, bus drivers maneuver their buses with the greatest care to help each other pass!

They never honk. The respect they have for each other and the unparalleled patience with which they drive their charges to and from school should be applauded by

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every Monsey parent.

Once my children leave to school, I can make the beds, get my house in order and think about dinner.

While at first it was difficult to always have my freezer stocked since I can’t just run to the grocery store for chicken, I have learned to embrace being more organized and having a stocked fridge, freezer and pantry. I learned how to make proper phone orders, as well as to be specific so that I actually get what I ask for. My freezer is always stocked so I can have food for the multitude of guests I host.

Speaking of guests, I never before had the ability to host anyone, aside for a Shabbos meal here or there.

Now I have guests all the time. I love having my parents, in-laws, siblings, nieces and nephews over. Especially since it’s the only time I get to spend with the city dwellers.

This past Sukkos I was able to host my sister and her children in our beautiful sukkah without worrying that the rats in my backyard would eat the challah on the table. (My sister, who lived very close to me in the city, proudly set the table in her sukkah one year and came back to challah crumbs. The rats had completely demolished them.)

AFTER SCHOOL After my children get home from school, be it summer, spring or fall, they spend lots of time outdoors.

There is an amazing selection of parks that are easily accessible, free and local. On one recent Friday afternoon, my husband and I found one park entirely empty. We played catch with our children and Tatty and Mommy were “It”! You should have seen me going after my children up and down the slides.

I never did that in my life before.

THE SOUNDS OF SUMMER During the summer, the children always listen out for the happy sounds of the ice cream truck. Where I previously resided, outside the parameters of the Jewish community in Brooklyn, only non-kosher ice cream

trucks visited. My children would watch as all the non-Jewish children ate their ice cream. They knew that we would have ice cream from the truck in the summer, when we’d go to the Catskill Mountains. Now, I may have to deal with saying no to soft ice cream a bit more often than I would like to, but I will take that over having my children pining for the ice cream truck anytime.

Another sound of summer that I look forward to is the that of the crickets. I love going to sleep while they spend their time being as noisy as ever and miss the sound as it fades away in the last days of August. Having spent childhood summers in the Catskill Mountains, the sounds of crickets are apparently embedded in my psyche and associated with the most wonderful memories. The first summer I lived in Monsey, I would call my mother each night and just let her listen to the crickets. I had to share the joy with someone!

WHEN THE WEATHER TURNS While the winter in Monsey does mean hunkering down and spending lots of time indoors, my family is glad for the increased amount of snow days, which means more crafting, baking and laughter. We also take advantage of the snow and use our sled! Back in the city, giving my children a ride on a sled meant simply pulling them along the curb. Now they can actually sled their way down huge mountains of snow.

A DIFFERENT TYPE OF CONVENIENT One of the things people often ask me is how I don’t miss the conveniences the city affords. While it is true that many places are not accessible by foot, taxis are cheap here. I also love the fact that hailing a taxi often works. Last week, I tried to escape my home without my husI learned how to band noticing as I wanted to surprise him with a birthday make proper phone gift. It was challenging, since he learns in a beis midrash right orders, as well as next door to my house and is sometimes on the phone in the driveway. I ran down the block, to be specific so hailed a taxi and got in. There was another lovely woman in that I actually get it who agreed to have me share her taxi. I explained to her why what I ask for.

I looked like a harried runaway and why it was so important for me to get into the taxi right away. She laughed and soon after the taxi dropped her off, he took me to the shop I needed, waited ten minutes and then took me home. The birthday surprise was awesome! No taxi in the city would ever agree to help me do that!

I must confess, though, that I barely use taxis because I try to schedule my appointments and shopping around my husband’s schedule so he should be able to drive me. And I do walk a lot!

When I moved here, my daughter and I tried to get to an address quite ambitiously in the heat of the summer. We had no idea there were any shortcuts and walked for an hour in what felt like 100 degrees. When I told my neighbors quite proudly of my escapade, they clucked their tongues

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in sympathy and told us about all the shortcuts we could have taken. We still laugh at that when we talk about the challenges of not being a native. But laughter aside, I love the exercise I get when I walk — nothing is simple or straight. Going up and down all those hilly streets is a real workout.

While I can’t get to places easily, the deliveries in Monsey make life very convenient. I have quite a few daughters, and to stand in line and purchase hosiery for them and myself would never take under an hour. Now, I stay in my lovely home, make a phone call and voila! My order shows up at my door.

The same goes for dry goods, hair accessories and even skirts!

Speaking of shopping, I appreciate The Monsey View tremendously as it helps me stay abreast of shopping opportunities, sales and other local events.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. We still go away for the summer, because my husband is employed in a boys camp. But now we don’t do traffic! No city, FDR, tunnels and bridges. It is so reliable — one hour and five minutes from my door to Monticello. My siblings travel three or four hours through city traffic to get there. It’s hard for me not to brag. We are also closer to our relatives up north in Montreal.

IT TAKES A LIFETIME So when people ask me if we like it here, the answer is yes, Monsey has turned out to be a wonderful match for us. Have I adjusted? Not quite. Some of my children had a rough first year, but thanks to their wonderful rebbes, teachers and principals, they have eased in. Before they had completely adjusted, though, I had a lump in my throat every morning when I put them on the bus and davened for them a lot.

Have I forged 35 years of relationships already?

Not at all. I left everything behind: coworkers, doctors, neighbors and shopkeepers. They trusted and knew me, and I trusted and respected them. I still keep up with my pediatrician from the city, and she has turned out to be a wonderful friend. Mostly, I miss my wonderful family and would love to be closer to them, spend more time with them and see them more often. The basic secret to being happy anywhere is having realistic expectations and being positive. Those two made it possible for me, even if fully adjusting will take a lifetime. And even though moving here was very far from my initial plan, I am certainly glad it was part of the Master Plan.

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“How much do you pay each month for that bogus service? You really think there are men out there, davening for you? Those stories are all made up. Better to save your money and spend it on real things!”

Eli had heard it all before. But he knew Tehillim Kollel was real and arguing with his friend was pointless.

Then, in January, Eli traveled to Eretz Yisroel for a family simcha. On his trip, he made sure to visit Meron- and sure enough, he found them- Kollel Meron! They were there, just as Eli expected them to be. When they finished their Tefillos, Eli walked over to introduce himself as a long time member. He even had a meaningful conversation with the menahel! Eli left feeling uplifted and grateful that he had a chance to spend time with these special people.

Back in the states, Eli bumped into Yossi at the local supermarket and began telling him about his trip. “You know, Yossi, I went to Meron, and guess who I saw there?”

Yossi listened, dumbfounded to find out that the Tehillim Kollel is actually real. “There are truly minyanim of men saying the entire Tehillim every day?”

“I saw it with my own two eyes!” said Eli. “Well then, sign me up! I have a daughter in shidduchim!” said Yossi.

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After living in Canada — first in Montreal and then in Toronto — for over 30 years, I relocated to Monsey about nine years ago. My friends, upon hearing that I was moving away at my stage in life, inquired, “Isn’t it hard at your age (as if I were 85 years old!) to move?” To this question I replied, “If I wait any longer, it will get harder!”

Truth is, I wanted to live closer to my kids, and Monsey seemed like a good choice. No real in-town living (i.e., Brooklyn) for me! My husband grew up in Denver and needs trees and grass even more than I do.

At the time of my move I was not acquainted with Monsey at all, having visited only once or twice in my life. I knew exactly two people in Monsey plus another Torontonian who had moved six months prior to me. I was pleasantly surprised by how lovely Monsey turned out to be, both in terms of the people and my neighborhood.

The diversity of the population stuck me. When I renovated the

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house I bought here, all of the workers were frum and all from different walks of life. My contractor was a Sephardi, the electrician a chasid, and the plumber a Litvak.

Everyone was so welcoming and friendly.

When I visited Toronto shortly after moving, I was asked how I like it in Monsey. (I guess they were waiting for me to say I miss Toronto.) But truthfully, I was already so happily settled here.

For me, food shopping was especially amazing.

In Toronto, I had to buy my dairy products in one store, fruits and vegetables in another and go to two more stores for meat and fish. Here, everything was conveniently available under one roof. And the variety of products with good hechsherim was dazzling.

The first thing I showed guests from Toronto were the food stores.

Usually their mouths remained agape for a while.

I met and became friends with some really incredible women. That we came from far different backgrounds never mattered. I also reconnected here with some old friends from long ago.

The first Shabbos that I spent in Monsey, a neighbor came over to be friendly and welcome me to the neighborhood. As we stood chatting outside, another neighbor, who lived right beside me, and her husband were returning from shul. The first

neighbor said,” Let me introduce you to Mrs. So-and-so.

She used to live in Montreal.”

Her name did not ring a bell from my Montreal days, but suddenly, the woman looked at me and with a sudden flash of recognition said, “I know who you are!”

“But I don’t know who you are,” I replied. “Who are you?”

I searched her face for clues and at first came up blank. Finally, it all came into focus.

Turns out we had been classmates and sat together in B.Y. Seminary in Williamsburg. I had not seen her in over 40 years, and here she was, my new neighbor in Monsey! What are the chances of that happening?

Another time, a grandmother came to pick up her einekel at the school where work, and I recognized her from my eighth grade class in the Bronx! These encounters happened numerous times as time went on. Each time I met an old acquaintance or my husband found an old chavrusa, I was amazed all over again. Life certainly has some interesting twists and turns.

I HAVE MET many wonderful and holy people here in Monsey; sincere and ehrliche women. One incident that I experienced a few years back left a deep impression on me.

One day I was pushing my wagon piled high with purchases out of a grocery. As I approached my car, a woman came over to me and asked if I had an extra bag. I told her I could double up some of my packages and empty a bag for her. I had no idea why she needed the bag, but it didn’t matter.

She then explained that she had just shopped in another grocery and did not feel

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My contractor was a Sephardi, the electrician a chasid, and the plumber a Litvak.

it was respectful to go into this grocery with bags printed with the other store’s name and logo.

Hence, she wanted to put her purchases in a different bag.

I was taken aback by her sensitivity for a business establishment. How many of us would have thought the same way? I gave her the bag and told her how special I thought she was being. She just smiled and thanked me. I do not know who she was and I never saw her again. Surely a special neshamah.

Another time I was shopping in Marshall’s during Chanukah. A woman approached me and asked if by any chance I had a siddur to lend her, as she hadn’t had time to say Hallel, and it was still before shkiyah.

As it turned out, I happened to have a siddur in my purse. I lent it to her and left her to find an inconspicuous spot to say Hallel. When she was finished, she found me and returned the siddur, so grateful that she’d been able to finish her davening. Another special neshamah to add to my ever-growing list.

I love engaging with the people I meet each and every day. There are so many interesting stories to be shared, so many good and kind people to learn from.

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Like a tree casts shade over a delicate garden, a tzaddik’s presence within a community begets shelter and blessing. Early in Monsey’s frum history, Reb Yaakov Kamenetsky, zt”l, was among the eminent gedolim to favor the town with his presence, a gift that brought decades of bracha and helped shape the character of the community forever.

BACK IN 1967, WHEN A SMALL cluster of families lived in rural, wooded Monsey with Bais Medrash Elyon and Bais Shraga at their center, Reb Yaakov retired from his position as Rosh Yeshivah of Mesivta Torah Vodaas in Brooklyn. He decided to move out of the city, and his new home was 38 Saddle River Road, a small and unpretentious house close to the community’s heart.

Reb Yaakov had grown up a world away from America, in the Lithuanian village of Dolhinov. As a bochur he learned in Minsk, and then joined the famous Slabodka yeshivah, where he learned for 21 years as a contemporary of Rav Aharon Kotler, Rav Reuven Grozovsky, Rav Yitzchok Hutner, Rav Yaakov Yitzchok Ruderman, zichron tzaddikim livracha, and other giants. In 1926, Reb Yaakov became Rav of Tzitavyan, a tiny town in Lithuania. The older Kamenetsky children were born there. Then, in 1937, the family moved to America. Reb Yaakov initially accepted a rabbinic position in Seattle, and later, in Toronto.

From 1948 to 1968, Reb Yaakov headed Mesivta Torah Vodaas.

Since his first rebbetzin was niftar at a

young age in 1954, he married Mrs. Chana Uhrman of Toronto in 1958.

In 1967, Reb Yaakov retired and moved to Monsey. But retirement was far from a quiet withdrawal; Reb Yaakov remained extremely active on the communal scene. He was one of the generation’s foremost spiritual leaders, a renowned posek and rosh yeshivah, and a member of the Moetzes Gedolai HaTorah

approach, dealing with only part of the parsha each time: One year the shiur covered the sedra until sheini, the next year from sheini until shelishi, the third from shelishi until revii.

Reb Yaakov’s Pirkei Avos shiur given on summer Shabbos afternoons were also replete with his own chiddushim. On Sunday mornings, cars from Williamsburg and Boro Park drove up to Saddle River Road as Reb Yaakov’s talmidim from the city came to his house to hear their Rebbe’s shiur.

Naturally, gedolim and rabbanim were drawn to the great and humble tzaddik who lived in little, outof-the-way Monsey. Reb Yaakov was a magnet for difficult halachic and communal questions. Rav Moshe Feinstein often visited Reb Yaakov in Monsey. The two discussed matters of policy that affected the whole of American Jewry. Rabbanim came to do “shimush” too. Before Rav Daniel Levy took up his position as Rav of Zurich, he spent three weeks in Monsey, watching Reb Yaakov closely.

During Sukkos, chashuve guests flocked to visit Reb Yaakov’s sukkah on his deck. Once, the tzaddik stood up to leave his sukkah after a meal, and just as he stepped into his house, the entire sukkah collapsed.

Ever unpretentious, the elderly Rosh Yeshivah could be seen hurry-

Naturally, gedolim and rabbanim were drawn to the great and humble tzaddik who lived in little, out-of-the-way Monsey. Reb Yaakov was a magnet for difficult halachic and communal questions. for decades. His seforim, the famous series entitled Emes LeYaakov, have been published on Chumash, Shas and Shulchan Aruch.

Some of Reb Yaakov’s chiddushei Torah were said in Monsey for the first time. On Friday nights during the winter, Reb Yaakov gave a Chumash shiur. Mr. Kalman Weber recalls that he had an interesting

ing along Saddle River Road to mail letters himself. On Tisha B’Av afternoon, when halacha recommends visiting a beis olam to recall our mortality and be inspired to teshuvah, Reb Yaakov used to fulfill this by walking along Saddle River to visit the historic cemetery at the corner of Maple Avenue.

He had an incisive mind that

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Reb Yaakov’s unusual humility served almost as a façade for his greatness.

made him renowned as "chakima d'Yehudai" — the wise man of the Yidden. Aside from his geonus in learning, Reb Yaakov’s ever-present warm smile, modest, unassuming ways, sharp sense of humor and expertise in dikduk were greatly admired. He was a fount of sage, yet practical, Torah wisdom, and thousands streamed to Monsey to seek his advice.

Mr. Anschel Weissmandl remembers growing up as the tzaddik’s young neighbor and spending much time together with Reb Yaakov. “Once, Reb Yaakov went away, and we kids hung a huge sign across the driveway from tree to tree, announcing the tzaddik’s arrival in glowing terms, with all the traditional honorifics of ‘Tzaddik bah la’ir…’

Reb Yaakov arrived and thanked us. Then he said, ‘People might see the sign and think that the Satmar Rebbe is here. Then they’ll come to the door, and knock, and it will be embarrassing to find only me here. So the best thing would be to hang up the sign inside the house.’”

This unusual humility served almost as a façade for his greatness. When Reb Yaakov arrived in Monsey, he davened in Bais Shraga on Shabbos. He soon realized that instead of waiting for the rosh yeshivah there to fin-

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ish Shemoneh Esrei so they could start chazaras hashatz, the crowd was waiting for him. Immediately, he stopped davening there to protect the kavod of the rosh yeshivah. Soon, a minyan began to assemble in Reb Yaakov’s dining room. Within a few months, the basement had been converted into a small beis midrash, which was used on Shabbos and yom tov.

While the impact of the tzaddik’s presence is immeasurable, the following story, told by Mr. Mechel Tauber, is a powerful example of how much Monsey owes to Reb Yaakov Kamenetsky.

“At the beginning of the 1980s, my father, Rabbi Ezriel Tauber, purchased and donated the plot of land for Ohr Somayach in Monsey. It was a couple of acres of land that held about five old bungalows, and the plan was to take these down and build the yeshivah.

We worked with the Town of Ramapo planning department to get permission to build, but our application was consistently refused.

This went on for a few years. Ohr Somayach began to use the campus as it was, but it was under a violation, and we were constantly fighting with the town.

“Then, one day, I got a call from the director of planning, asking me to come and see him. To my great surprise, he had had a complete change of heart. He was open to working with us to build the yeshivah campus. I couldn’t understand why he had changed his tune, so I asked him to explain.

“The official replied that his elderly mother was depressed and unwell and lived in a care home run by nuns on Saddle River Road, corner Grove. The previous morning she had been taken for a walk and, at the same time, Reb Yaakov Kamenetsky had been taking his walk. Reb Yaakov greeted her with a courteous good morning, and that afternoon, instead of this official finding his mother lying in bed, she was sitting up in her chair and smiling. “‘I got a blessing from the great rabbi this morning,’ she reported. ‘And I feel like a new person.’ From then on, this woman tried to time her morning walk to coincide with Reb Yaakov’s. And her son said to me, ‘If your rabbis can change my mother’s life with just a blessing of good morning, you can build your yeshivah.’”

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YOU'VE BEEN READING a lot about hiking; your aunt from the city (who you’d never thought would step foot into the woods) gleefully recounted her hiking experience while vacationing in New Hampshire; and your son can’t stop talking about his yeshivah camping trip in the Adirondacks. All of this got you thinking: “Can I hike? Is this for me?”

But as you decide that next Sunday may be a good opportunity for a hike, scenes of being lost in the woods quickly fill your imagination. You can vividly see yourself sitting on a rock all alone, as the moon rises and the temperature falls; feel the cold rain droplets penetrating your thin shirt as you see flashes of lightning in the distance; hear rustling in the bushes around you and the sound of coyotes howling in the distance. And that lost version of yourself wonders, Will anyone ever find me?

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One Chol Hamoed, a few members of CommSAR met a couple at a trailhead in Harriman State Park dressed in their yom tov finest. They came to explore what the woods had to offer and asked us if they could find anything interesting, like boating, if they’d enter the woods there. Since their taxi had left and they were determined to spend some time there, we did our best to give them a crash course in hiking and wilderness safety. We offered some landmark tips, and off they went. This couple did not pre-plan their hike, had little know-how to manage their hike

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Another hiking group we met did not share the same fate. We met a group of boys hiking up a mountain and noticed how disorganized they were. They lacked leadership, ran out of water and were not sure where to go. That evening we had a meeting and used this story as a prime example of the importance of outreach and education. During the meeting, the call came in. That hiking group had splintered, and some were now lost on the mountain. While the outcome was not tragic, baruch Hashem, this fiasco was preventable.

LEARN HOW NOT TO GET LOST • PRE-PLAN. Pre-planning a hike involves knowing where you’re going, what trails you’ll be taking, arming yourself with a trail map, having a way to contact help, notifying someone on the outside of your plans, knowing the basics in safety, checking the weather, and knowing what to do in an emergency.

• BE ORGANIZED AND IN CONTROL. Being in control on the hike involves constantly looking out for trail markers, making sure the group stays together, and making the right decisions based on the current situation (i.e., Is the hike taking longer than expected? Will we make it back before dark?

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The last few residents have tenaciously held on to their homes and claim the fire has moved on to different areas by now, but Centralia, Pennsylvania, looks dead as ever.

WHITTIER, AK Nearly all residents in this Alaskan town, home to 214 people in 2015, are neighbors. Very close neighbors.

Not only do they live in the same tiny town and even on the same street, they even live in the same building! Their not-too-varied list of addresses places them all in a 14-story building named Begich Towers. But no fear, there’s enough room in the building for town services, too; Begich Towers houses a post office, general store, grocery, laundry, hospital, the Whittier Police Department and the mayor's office, as well as a play area with a pool. And tourists seem to be welcome; there’s even a small hotel neatly packed in.

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COLMA, CA Also known as The City of the Silent, Colma is home to 17 cemeteries! In this city, which measures just under 2 square miles, there’s nearly a thousand dead per single living resident, and the motto is “It’s great to be alive in Colma.” Is there any wonder why?

Colma was originally established for this purpose when, in 1900, San Francisco no longer allowed new burials to take place within city limits. While all residents were initially employed in the cemetery business, in the last few decades, their cemetery-dotted horizons expanded, and they turned to other retail businesses as well.

MONOWI, NE Despite being named for a flower, the name of this town is appropriate indeed, because what is it if not “mono” when there is a population of... one? Of course, the population used to be much more impressive nearly a century ago, but the numbers dwindled, and then dwindled some more, until Rudy and Elsie Eiler were the only residents of the town. In 2004, however, the population was slashed in half again when Rudy died, leaving Elsie the town’s mayor, bartender and librarian, who pays taxes to herself.

Aren’t you glad you don’t live in Difficult, Tennessee; Lick Fork, West Virginia; Two Egg, Florida; or, worst of all… Ketchuptown, South Carolina? Here is a sampling of our country’s more strangely named cities.

NAMELESS, TN There are a number of variations to the story behind this town’s name, but the most accepted version is that when residents applied for a post office, they left the name of the town blank on the application. The Post Office Department then stamped “Nameless” on the form, and paradoxically, Nameless now had a name.

WHY NOT, NC It seems as though Why Not, NC, also thought Why, AZ, was asking a question, and countered with “Why not?” The truth is, however, that this town also has the United States Post Office to thank for its name. When the townspeople met to name their town after planning a local post office, they couldn’t decide on a name, and the conversation went something like this: Why not name it this? Why not name it that? Why not name it a third way? Until one clever local said, “Why not name the town Why Not and let’s go home?” And that was that.

WHY, AZ While the name of this little town seems to be begging for an answer, Why is actually an extended version of Y, which at one point described the two major highways in town that intersected in a Y. Since Arizona’s law demands a minimum of three letters in a town name, Y turned into Why, and the name stuck, even when the highways were later rebuilt to form a safer T-intersection.

BORING, MD Strangely, this town had originally been named the very boring Fairview, but since there are too many Fairviews in the U.S., the the postal service (here they are again!) demanded a rename. That’s when the locals decided to honor their first postmaster, who went by the name David J. Boring, and thus, the town’s new name was anything but.

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Listen, sweethearts.

Maybe I overreacted, but it’s for your own good! Just leave the factory’s issues alone and go back to playing.

What happened?

Mutty looks awful!

Don’t ask! Gavriel scared me and said we have to stop snooping.

But Gavriel is your father’s friend. Maybe you’re just stuck on Avraham’s fantasies.

Enough! I’m confused. I’m going to ask my mother what to do.

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Recap: Mutty hurries to the factory to tell his father about the breakin at the clubhouse, and Gavriel harshly tells him to stay out of the factory’s affairs.

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There’s something special about Rockland County. Perhaps it’s the natural beauty of the area. Perhaps it’s the more relaxed mode of living. Or perhaps it’s the flower-scented air. But whatever it is that enchants us, one thing is certain: We’ve got a whole lot of love for this place we call home.

Welcome to Our Town Trivia, where you’ll get to know (and share what you already know about!) our local surroundings. Whether you’re a newcomer or an old-timer, learning the nuances of this wonderful place is part of the fun.

Each area, be it Monsey, Spring Valley, Pomona, etc., has its unique flavor and history. Let’s get to know them! Shall we begin?

Question of the week:

Which street in Spring Valley has two street signs, one across from the other, each of which has the street name spelled differently?

Send in your answer and/or trivia question to comments@themonseyview.com.

Do you have a trivia question to share with your fellow Monseyites? Feel free to send it to us! Questions may include any of the local areas currently inhabited by the frum community.

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The Different Styles of Monsey Homes Exploring architectural structures in our area BY: YOEL GORALNIK

The houses available throughout the greater Monsey area are as diverse as they are numerous. When purchasing a home, there’s so much to factor into the equation.

So you’ve settled on a location that works for your family and a price range that fits your budget. Now it’s time to decide on the actual structure that you will be calling home.

While one home may look quite different from the next, each one falls under a basic specific architectural style, unique in look and functionality.

Join us over the next three months as we explore the styles common round our parts and the pros and cons of each. This can help you make an informed decision on one of the most important purchases of your lifetime.

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Featured Home Style:

HIGH-RANCH The high-ranch is the most common architectural style in the Monsey area. High-ranches are also referred to as bi-level homes and raised ranches.

ATTRIBUTES: The high-ranch floor plan includes two levels. There are typically a few steps to the front door, and the entry has a small landing between the two levels, from where there are steps going up to the main level and steps leading down to the lower level (which is often entirely above ground and not considFYI: Most highered a baseranches in our ment). The area were built upper level between the generally en1950s and 1970s. compasses the main living and sleeping area, typically including a kitchen, dining room and living room on one side, and three bedrooms on the other. The lower level usually has a lower ceiling and houses a garage and a large open area, which is often finished to include a laundry station, another bedroom and an open living area.

PROS: Lower level is often entirely above ground, with a walk-out entrance and regular windows and light conditions. The two full levels offer enough living space on a small lot.

CONS: Having the living area and the bedrooms in the same area (both on the main and lower levels) makes it more difficult to manage the organization of the home, and the fact that it doesn’t have a foyer makes the state of neatness immediately apparent to visitors. There also isn’t much extra living space, as the rooms are small and the hallway is narrow. A lot of stair-climbing is needed if the lower level is in constant use as a playroom or laundry room.

FYI: The current average price for a high-ranch in our area is $489,000. The most expensive high-ranch in the area is priced at $1,350,000 and the cheapest one at $399,000.

UPGRADE POTENTIAL: It’s simple to finish up the lower level for a rental apartment/motherdaughter (of course, a permit is required). Extending is possible, but is a complicated process.

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PREVALENCE: Most areas throughout the greater Monsey have many high-ranches.

OFF-MARKET DEALS OF THE WEEK: First-time opportunity: Townhouse in the heart of Monsey with annual income of $64,000. (Current rent is way below market value; potential income: $72,000.) Asking as low as $889,000. Only for qualified buyers with proof of funds. ||| For the homeowner: House on Wolf Drive; move-in condition for as low as $469,000. ||| For the investor or homeowner: West Hickory area!

Over 2,500 square feet + full finished basement on over half an acre with potential to add to house or build large side-by-side townhouses. $72,000 yearly income.

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FYI: There are currently 71 high-ranches for sale in Monsey and its surrounding area.

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Beautiful and spacious flat.

4 Bdr, 3 bth, large dinette and kitchen area.

Big porch. Low taxes!

$499,000

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$473,000

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Old Nyack Turnpike

Great Investment opportunity 6 Bds, 4 Bths, Finished basement.

Rental income $4,350 Taxes $8,600

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Classifieds FOR SALE 2004 MERCEDES E500 Fully loaded, Mint condition, 96,000 highway miles, senior owned, grey $11,200 call 9082165670 2006 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY 110k Miles. Drives well $2,200. Text only: 516.512.2610 2007 JEEP COMMANDER 197000 miles strong car for a good price call 845-461-3084 CHANDELIER due to moving. Great price. please call 845 426 1049 DINING ROOM Italian dining room. 3 door breakfront, table, glass top, 6 chairs, 2 leafs. Great condition. $3000. Call/text for pics 646-642-0809 BROWN CRIB and dresser with 4 drawers: 774-8239 MASTER BEDROOM SET in excellent condition.

New armoire, headboards, dresser, night table for sale.

Please call 347-243-9347.

NEW DINETTE SETS glass top and wood. Also wrought iron stools, wood dinette chairs and stackable

dinette chairs. Furniture Maiven 845-642-1225 MASTER BEDROOM SET for excellent price:774-8239 2 SEATER fancy brown couch for $600 negotiable. New condition.

845-596-6501 CUSTOM ALL wood desk for professional use, magnificent mahogany finish. Music system, leather chairs & more. 845 354-1961 DINING ROOM TABLE and chairs for only $175 call/ text 826-4062 DINING ROOM TABLES brand new dining room tables up to 11 ft for sale.

Please call/text 8454028946.

OFF WHITE Master bedroom furniture set. 2 48” beds, night table, dresser and an armoire. new condition. Pls call 917-4710114 MAYTAG REFRIGERATOR in excellent condition, due to moving. only 150.00. please call 8454261049.

PRE-OWNED FURNITURE 10 foot dining room table with 10 chairs and matching buffet by D&W. Also a dining room set with table, 8 chairs, 2 curios and buffet.

Master bedroom set, set of

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// for sale // homes two traditional living room accent chairs, crib, dressers, off white armoire. Furniture Maiven 845-642-1225 TODDLER CRIB in very good condition plz call 1845-425-1634 AIR CONDITIONER Frigidaire air conditioner for sale. Brand new in box. 5000 btu. For $115. Call 608-6985.

Must pick up.

NEW PEDAL GO-KART Great gift ages 4-8. Call 845304-5160 TRIKE PEDALS New red pedals for Radio Flyer tricycle (smaller size) only $5. Call or text 659-1265.

LAUNDRY HAMPER with removable, washable liner in excellent condition.

Only $20 Call or text 659-1265

Doona,Uppababy, Maclaren and more… Call 845-5339361 TREADMILL FOR SALE pro form- good cond. easily transportable. bargain price: $125. 845-323-1685 BABY SWINGS new, selling for $50. Graco car seats, selling for $65. Call 347-977-1993 7 QT CROCK POT hardly used. $15 obo. Call or text 659-1265 SILVERCROSS CARRIAGE great condition incl. bassinet, bunting, raincover, and car seat adapters. Delivery avail.

929-356-9896.

MAMAS & PAPAS new, selling for $250. Call 845-352-4136

MEN’S 24” MONGOOSE BIKE $50., Craftsman 7”circular saw $35. Casio Kw 200 keyboard with stand $90.

15”x15” Bar sink chrome Brand New $20. Call 917-613 4234

DOUBLE BLACK MACLAREN carriage for $150. Call 845213-9660

ZARA BOYS SNEAKER shoe size 21 current season new w tags. $15 obo 356 2358

MATERNA STAGE 2 $27. Free delivery for 3 and up. Please call 845-323-9169

CYBEX PRIAM/LUX Stroller. seat in red (hot & spicy), great condition, well priced, (845)-705-4110.

PRE-OWNED STROLLERS In perfect conditionBugaboo, Bugabee,

BUGABOO CAMELEON 3 stroller $450 cameleon 2 $399 Charcoal umbrella $20

GET REAL.

THERE’S A BETTER WAY TO DO LASER.

CHANIE GENUD Certified laser hair removal specialist

845.323.8886 Book your appointment

bottle/cup holder $15 buggy board w seat $95 929 251 3777

FISHER PRICE DOLLHOUSE $25 call/text 826-4062

USED WOODEN RAILING and gate for hi-ranch. Two -tone wood. 845-425-5418

SHOE RACKS Wood shoe rack organizer $10 each Please call 845-664-2109

NEW CONDITION Korg pa1000 with great beats for just $1625 call before gone - 845-263-9313

ATT: PRE1-A TEACHERS beautiful signs hanging in your class room. 845-4226782

FACTORY MACHINE well priced. pl call 845 425 6111

BUGABOO BEE 2 front wheels in perfect condition Selling for $50 Call: 845-263-0374

with gator skin tires amazing condition, call or text 8482245500

RADIO FLYER WAGON for sale. Excellent condition $40 Please call 425-1937

FOLDING TABLE 6 foot plastic, $20 please call 845-664-2109

16’ BIKE Trek boys bike for sale. $30 426-1393

375 GIFT CARD at the linen shop in passaic selling for $350 8452386691

BABY JOGGER CARRIAGE perfect condition $45 4261393

26” TREK HYBRID BICYCLE in great condition. Call/text 845-323-5087

NEW IN BOX Mutsy Spider stroller. Asking only $180. Regular price $350!! Call/text 845-3041705.

NEW MEDELA ELECTRIC PUMP with bottles, ice packs & case for $120. Call/Text 347-3427089

SWIMMING POOL INTEX was $120 asking $50 or best offer. includes filter. 845352-0810

UPPABABY VISTA 2016 with Rumble seat, mesa car seat, new frame and many new bonus parts retail price $1400 Make offer 356-0203

NEW SET OF MISHNAYOS “Vilna Peninim Mishnayos”.

Unopened box. Regular $175, asking $145. 973-460-3291

ROAD BIKE Specialized sequoia, aluminum frame, carbon fork, seat stays, seat post,

BUGABOO CAMELEON everything included bassinet,seat and rain cover for $285. 845-587-5050

HOMES NEW 5 BEDROOM townhouse for rent in the Jill area. upgrades throughout (including security and vacuum system) $3,300+ utilities. please call 659.5428

Seeking female for a part time office position. Candidate must have excellent communication skills, be detail oriented, organized, with good computer skills. Yiddish speaking a must.

Excellent work environment. Great pay for the right candidate.

Please submit your resume at jobs@hamaspikrockland.org

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HOME FOR RENT Spacious, well-kept 5+ bedroom Monsey home for rent - Shabbosim, Yomim Tovim, Succos, or days/weeks in summer. Central Location call/text 845-517-8997 CHESTNUT RIDGE Fabulous 4,000 sq ft custom colonial. 4 bed 4 bath 2 story entry, over 1 acre with an additional 2,000 sq ft walkout basement. Near grocery $954,100. Call Shulamit Kind 845 538 6468 FOR SALE 4 bed, 3 bath beautiful Bilevel sitting on half an acre.

Quiet location yet close to everything. Just reduced to $525,000 Call Shulamit Kind 845 538 6468 HOUSE FOR RENT Four bedroom house in Airmont for rent for shabbosim , please text 347673-9335 SUMMER RENTAL Spacious, airy 5 bedroom house in Chestnut Ridge.

Beautiful child friendly yard with swing set. Available July17-August 9. Please call 347-628-7763.

FALLSBURG HOUSE S. Fallsburg Off Main St: 2 Legal Homes on 50x185 Lot, 5 Bbrm/4Bths. Nu Reno:

Kit,Elec,HW,Paint,Drivewy.

A+ Invest Prop: Converts to 4 Legal Rentl Units w/Sep Util. $118k For Sale By Ownr (917)660-6563 YOUNG COLONIAL 4 bd, 3 bth, +basement. 1 min from highway, 2 min walk to shul. $650k. Call/msg 3473316594 MAIN MONSEY Private Home on Calvert drive, fenced in backyard, 5 BR, 3.5 Bath, C/A $825.000 AOM REALTY INC. 845 7293284 4 BDRMS 3 bths hi ranch for rent in Besin Pkwy area of Airmont new mod kitchen. Chani 845641-3410

with nice pool, for 2,750. Call 845 664 5139 HALF ACRE LAND In concord. Wallenberg mansion. Chani 845-6413410 rodeo FURNISHED APT.

3 Room apt. available August 1st. Remsen Ave, 845.263.7445 VACATION IN TZFAS New 2 Room furnished apartment for rent in Tzfas, Isreal. Garden porch with breathtaking view, 01197253319-1492 3 B/R APARTMENT w/ 1.5 baths on Herrick Ave. (No section 8) Call 425-8873

WEST PALM BEACH, FL 2 B.R. 2 Bath condo for sale in Century Village, Bright, enclosed porch, central location Golfs Edge $89,900.

Call 917-613-4234,- 561-7182571

GREAT APARTMENT Spacious 2 bedroom apartment available for rent on Oak Glen starting August/ September. Reasonable furniture package for purchase. Call 845-762-6756

BESEN AREA House for rent. Great kids block. Cul-de-sac. 3 large bedrooms. 2 ½ baths. Big kit.

DR. LR. 425-4857.

CHESTNUT RIDGE HOME 2 or 3 bdrm + 2 bath ; big LR/ DR spacious kitchen applncs incld; private deck+ bckyd; Great Price 845 377 3687

PRIVATE HOUSE 6 rooms plus basement, located in Wesley Hills, available Sept 1 ,also possible

2 OR 3 BDRMS 2 bth; new mod kitchen inc s/s appliance; spacious lr/dr; high ceiling; text prefered 917 830 6341

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FOR RENT: A brand new 2 bedroom apartment for rent in the Chestnut Ridge area, perfect for a young couple 845-2742379 LOOKING TO RENT summer apt for the weeks of july 24 - august 7. Main street / saddle area. Please call 845709-0588 NEWLY RENOVATED 2 bedroom walk -in apartment near Rt. 306 and Viola Rd. call:845-282-4549 email: 306viola@gmail.com NEW FURNISHED in the Carlton Blauvelt Area Available August 15 Ideal for Chassan Kallah Call 845445-5698 FURNISHED APARTMENT on Dr. Frank. Available for monthly/ weekly/ Shabbos rental. Call 845-352-0521 2 BEDROOM APT. Lots of closets, huge porch, Private entrance, Dana Rd. Avail Sept 1. Call 352 4586 3 ROOM FURNISHED Dorset area. Available August 1st. Call 356-3050 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED new, ideal for single, Chestnut Ridge – 845 376 9598 lv msg.

Day Hab All Year Program

Fosse Shvesterheim is looking for a live in couple. Couple will have a private attached apartment and must be available Shabbosim and all Yomim Tovim. The right candidate must have prior experience with special needs. Great Benefit package!

Email resume to estylandau@hamaspikrockland.org or fax to 845-503-1895. To inquire about job details, please email or fax your information and we will contact you.

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Classifieds 1 BEDROOM walk-in, central AC, large property, quiet & private, Chestnut Ridge. 1200. 845444-8744 MONROE Are you looking to rent a fully furnished 2 bdrm apt for a year? Please call or text: 929356-9896.

available for rent in Monsey for small groups. Call 845376-4828

bookkeeping accounting and reports. If interested please email mark@greaterrm.com

Email resume to office@ bysmiriam.org /call 845640-1800.

PRIVATE OFFICE space for rent off Highview Rd between college & Spook rock please call 347-243-1815

WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT We are a large employer located in the heart of Monsey and we are looking for a full-time manager to join our warehouse staff.

Must have work experience, be able to communicate clearly, and lead employees.

Warehouse and amazon experience a plus. email: apply4jobs10952@gmail.com

HIRING The Everest Equity Company is looking for a full time energetic operations manager/receptionist for a busy Mortgage Brokerage office. Must have excellent phone, people, and organizational skills. Must also be adept at multi-tasking and computer proficient.

Please send your resume via fax (845-230-8682) or email saram@everestequity.com.

HELP WANTED

FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE

in a professional building in Spring Valley, 3,250 Square feet, with a Private Kitchen, Conference Room, and Parking.

Space consists of Private suites and cubicles.

Please contact Chaya at 845- 425- 8775, or email chaya@opalrealty.com to schedule a viewing.

SPACE AVAILABLE approximately 400 sf.

Separate entrance. Located in Bates area. 845-426-1830.

OFFICE SPACE 700 sf available for rent at new state-of-the-art facility. Centrally located. If interested, please call 845356-9600 ext.117.

CLEAN HEATED POOL for rent. Please call to reserve your spot. 347-278-1278 POOL FOR RENT Underground outside heated pool on nice grounds

LOOKING TO HIRE full time. Office experience preferred. Please send resume to pandcinsurancejobopportunity@gmail.com CONTROLLER / BOOKKEEPER Established distribution company located in Monsey is seeking a full time controller/bookkeeper. the right candidate will have 5 years of related experience, be computer savvy, have excellent communication skills, be reliable, and be attentive to details.

Email your resume to: apply4jobs10952@gmail.com BOOKKEEPER/ SEC Beginner or experience should know basic quickbooks, word, excel. RE Management office on RT 45 Pay depends on experience. email resume to tamar@ tamrak.net JOB OPPORTUNITY GREAT JOB OPPORTUNITY! Real estate office in New Jersey 40 min from Monsey, looking for a secretary to do

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FT SECRETARY Heimishe office in Airmont looking for a full time female secretary for immediate hire.

Will train. Please call 917620-9278.

SEC/WRITER Growing Monsey toy development company is looking for a full time secretary/writer. Candidate should be a quick learner.

Having a love in the teaching/educational field a plus. Email resume: newyorkedutoys@gmail.com LOCAL GIRLS high school looking for an afternoon secretary from 12-6pm. Word and Excel experience necessary. Email: monseymossod@gmail.com OFFICE - H.S.

PM Secretary in BY high school. Candidate will be computer knowledgeable, quick learner, passionate.

P/T SECRETARY in frum office. Knowledge of Excel/ Word .

Hours:~9:30-2:30. Send resume with salary requirements: ambit@ ambitelectroncs.com fax: 845-425-5625 E-COMMERCE JOB Local E-commerce company selling women\’s clothing, is seeking to hire (Female) for a full time position . Individual must be a quick learner, detail oriented, and ability to multi task. Great opportunity with lots of potential. Please email resume to jobs6320@ gmail.com SECRETARY WANTED FULL TIME. High school office. Must be computer literate with good telephone skills and able to multi task Graphics a plus e-mail resume to newsecretary18@ gmail.com or FAX to 845356-0584

GROWING HOME CARE AGENCY Local Home Care agency has multiple positions available: Coordinators, Billing clerk, HR assistant. All female enviornment. Well paid.

Full time applicants only Please email resume to info@ horizoncares.com BUSY INSURANCE OFFICE looking to hire girl to grow with our company. Email resume hr@adlersinsurance. com, fax 845-356-5690 HIRING General Studies Assistants and Secretary Position Available. Looking for female General Studies assistants grades 1-4 and part time secretary in a yeshiva.

Please send your resume to rmeisels@ohrreuven.com.

SECRETARY WANTED Applicant should be able to multi-task, have good phone skills and be organized and efficient. Computer skills a must. Please send resume to job.multisensory@gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITY COC is looking to hire a receptionist. Great interpersonal skills and ability to multi-task required.

Please email resume to hr@ coconline.org or fax to 845356-9612.

FRONT DESK RECEPTIONIST P/T Registrar position available in behavioral health dept; Evenings and Sundays only.

Medical office experience preferred. Email your resume to hr@cmadc.com.

FULL TIME SECRETARY with computer knowledge good phone skills and graphics a plus Please call ‭+1 (845) 754-6719 SEEKING TO FILL a retail male position.

Management, Customer

service, Phone skills, Inventory, Knowledgeable in computers. Sun-Fri. Great growth potential. 845-2130321 MEDICAL ASSISTANT F/T 2+ yrs. exp, Greet patients, check vitals, must have good communication & computer skills and be a people person, EMR a must, Email resume hr@cmadc.com.

EXPERIENCED SALES WOMAN with organized skills in a boutique shop twice a week from 11 to 3 and from 3 to 7 email reference and hours preference to Shoshana11218@gmail.com PT/FT SALES REP Local food wholesaler looking for an experienced sales representative. Please submit resume to info@ saycheesekosher.com or call for more info 5164390969 between 2-3pm or 10-11pm NYLIFE Brooklyn/Monsey office is looking to fill 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 EXPANDING OUR SALES TEAM Individual must have a drive to build a career, Full Training and Support provided 845-639-5216 or dglick@ft.newyorklife.com TENTH GRADER Looking for a summer job.

Has work experience. Please call 845-825-1245 MANAGER Large Men’s and Boys retail store is seeking salesman/ manager. Looking for hard working individual with

COME IN TO DISCOVER OUR NEW CHILDREN’S LINE!

HIGHEST SELECTION OF

MODEST COUTURE EVENING WEAR FROM TOP DESIGNERS WORLDWIDE

(845) 356-3731 www.powdercouture.com info@powdercouture.com

POWDER_COUTURE 178 Route 59- Suite 4 Monsey, NY 10952

excellent social skills and can communicate with customers. Experience in retail sales preferred.

Manager needs to be familiar with POS software and manage inventory.

Opportunity for future growth and promotion.

Email your resume to cuffncorockland@gmail.com

hr. Basic knowledge of the English Language required.

Please call 845.263.7445

SEEKING ADMINISTRATOR for small school. Please email resume to schoolposition1@ gmail.com

HIRING Yeshiva of Spring Valley Boys now accepting resumes for General Studies ‘18- ‘19 school year, Elementary Teacher Monday-Thursday 12:45-4:00, Middle School ELA Teacher MondayThursday 3:00-5:15, Title I Math Teachers; Assistant teachers (Pre1A-2nd).

Professional atmosphere/ competitive salary. Please include references and FAX to 845-356-8551 Attn: TM

SEEKING DRIVER to drive carload to lakewood tues nights and wait there approx 2 hours. Please call/ text 845-395-8209 ‫חסידיש מוסד‬ Seeking male title I tutor 3:30-5:30. Easy work, $30/

LOCAL BOYS’ CHEDER seeking experienced General Studies teachers for PRE1A, 3rd and 4th grades MondayThursday afternoon hours email: cwolfe@baismikroh. org or call 425-4880 x111

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New professional

A Public School in Monsey, NY is Seeking Teacher's Assistants!

Work with frum professional teachers in a Special Education Frum Bilingual Program

Recording Studio

Located in Monroe NY

Gain experience in Special Education and ABA

Part or full time positions available for upcoming summer and school year Please call (845) 577-6046 or (845) 213-7228

or email to tmendlowitz@ yeshivaspringvalley.org.

MONSEY BOYS SCHOOL seeks the following general studies teachers: *Lower school *Middle school ELA *Title I math. Email akarash@chedermonsey.org.

MONSEY BOYS SCHOOL seeks the following general studies teachers for the 2018-19 school year: *Lower and upper grades *Middle school ELA Email resume to akarash@chedermonsey.org.

SHADOW NEEDED for the cutest little girl, physically handicapped, in Bais Rochel kindergarten for coming school year. 4068030 CERTIFIED TEACHER Seeking licensed NYS certified teacher to work in a local UPK program for a school. Please send resume to hr@coconline.org.

YESHIVA/COLLEGE PROGRAM seeking married woman to fill administrator position.

Job entails assisting CEO with various projects, government programs and compliance, PR, event coordination, etc. job requires excellent computer skills- MS Office and internet, writing skills and the ability to

multi-task. Can’t be your first job. Must be able to figure out how to get things done. Email resume to MonseyYeshivaJob@gmail. com PRESCHOOL DIRECTOR Seeking Passionate and experienced yiddishspeaking preschool director with experience please email resume to girlsschoolmonsey@gmail. com LOCAL BOYS’ CHEDER seeking Title l teachers for ELA and Common Core Math with experience in multisensory approaches Monday-Thursday afternoon hours email: tfischer@ baismikroh.orgor call 4254880 x115 GIRLS HS GLOBAL STUDIES TEACHER Seeking an experienced teacher to teach Global Studies Well paid for qualified individual.

Please email resume: hsteacher10952@gmail.com SEEKING YIDDISH PRINCIPLE for upcoming year please call 9179167845 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED/ AVAILABLE To volunteer to feed the sick or elderly, OR if you are in

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Mindy (845) 376-3303

845.842.1700 info@keybirdstudios.com

need of this service, Please call 845-352-1016 YESHIVA BAIS DOVID Is looking to hire qualified english teachers 3:104:40/4:00-5:50. Email resume to rsg@yeshivanet.com or call: 845-352-3100 ext 105 BAIS YAAKOV HIGH SCHOOL seeking an experienced qualified math teacher for Algebra and Trigonometry.

Email resume to: baisyaakovr@gmail.com 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.

PRE-SCHOOL ASSISTANT positions starting in Sept. Pls call 845-459-0696 n leave a msg.

INTERVIEWS FOR ASSISTANTS for the year 2018-2019 now. wonderful working environment plus the extra benefit of learning professional teaching techniques from top teachers. Please send resume. Email: resumes@ baisyaakovelementary.org Fax: 845-205-4333.

TEACHER ASSISTANTS WANTED Monsey B.Y. seeks pre-school and first grade full time assistants. Great opportunity to obtain experience. Please call day: 845-362-3166, Eve leave message Eve: 845426-0306 Or fax resume to: 845-354-6682 WANTED CHESED GIRLS to watch young children outside after Daycamp in Phyllis area.845-222-1305

PLAYGROUPS

WOMAN/GIRL to babysit at my house every Wednesday from 2:00pm-7:00pm beginning in September. $20 per hour.

Please call 845-263-6078

BATES BABYSITTING 0-18 month. Exp and warm babysitter. Small group, Structured atmosphere.

9:00-2:15. Leah Shapiro.

201.667.4248

SEEKING TEENAGE GIRL to do light housekeeping in evening 2-3 times a week for 1 hour. Nice pay. Blauvelt area.

274-2079

LOOKING FOR assistant in playgroupsummer camp for second half of the summer . Please call 422-1310

,‫ טויגליכע‬,‫עס ווערט געזוכט א חסידישע‬ ‫טיים דירעקטקער סטעפ‬-‫אינגערמאן צו זיין א פול‬ ‫ דארף קענען‬. ‫אין המספיק ברודערהיים אין מאנסי‬ ‫ פאראינטערעסירטע‬.‫דרייווען און זיין פלעקסיבל‬ 845-494-1796 :‫ביטע רופט‬ Looking for a Chassidishe, Energetic, Yiddish-speaking Yungerman, to work as a full time staff in one of Hamaspik’s group homes in Monsey. Must drive and be flexible. Please call 845-494-1796.

HAMASPIK

Hamaspik is seeking an experienced yingerman to lead an afternoon program for mainstreamed, highfunctioning boys. Mon. thru Thurs.

4:30-7:30 p.m.

To apply, send your resume to Jobopportunity@hamaspikrockland.org.

Looking to hire a Licensed Social Worker for a part time position.

Flexible hours. Yiddish speaking preferred. Excellent pay.

Please submit your resume at jobs@hamaspikrockland.org.

HAMASPIK

STARS Hiring Now! The STARS program is now hiring 12th Grade (age 18+) or post-seminary girls to work with our young adult students 6:00-9:00 p.m., 1-2 times a week, as they enjoy exciting, educational and therapeutic activities and outings. Enjoy a fun work environment and gratifying work as you positively impact lives—plus, great pay!

Driver’s license required.

For more information, please call 845-746-7254.

HAMASPIK

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Classifieds CHESTNUT RIDGE AREA Ages 2 to 3 y/o Warm and loving care Teacher Miriam Rottenberg And Brocha Feldman Starting September 845-213-5223 2 YEAR OLDS A few slots available in camp for 2 year olds on Bates. Warm environment ,‎ experienced counselors. Call Fraidy: 845-356-1599

BABYSITTING HEIMISHE EXPERIENCE BABYSITTER available for the summer and upcoming school year on Adar Ct by Park Lane. 845426-6850 BABYSITTER warm and experienced babysitter, available to babysit night hours in your home. references available. please call 845.499.9272 BABYSITTER AVAILABLE on 73 Francis Place. Also taking Sunday drop-ins.

Please call 845-352-1016 BABYSITTER AVAILABLE Experienced and caring babysitter available to care for your child afternoon hrs.

12-4:30pm. Cameo area.

References avlble 425 7469 BABYSITTING AVAILABLE Babysitting available by PREGISTRATION only at 845445-8516. Please give us age of child and time of arrival.

SERVICES CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASSES To join the next class please call 845-426-0931. Tzippy Tauber CD (DONA)Certified Birth Doula PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY We do all kind of product photography for decent

prices. Contact us today at photography10977@gmail. com

Call the Computer Maven: 845-596-4590

DASSY PHOTOGRAPHY Newborns, Upsherin, family portraits and more.

Professional editing!

Free digital album! Gift certificates available too.

(845)-517-9920/(845)-5040934

Do you want to become a computer literate in 8-10 hour?

Do you want to find a job, but have no computer skills?

Do you want to learn Microsoft Word and/or excel to find an office job?

Do you want to learn how to organize and efficiently use your computer to increase your productivity?

LIFEGUARD AVAILABLE Wanna send your girls swimming? Heimish lifeguard available. Call 845 659 8500 EXPERIENCED LIFEGUARD (female) available for day and night hrs. All ages. Please call/txt 845 274-5151 CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER Loose weight and get into shape! Customized training to suit your goals & lifestyle.

In the comfort of your own home or my studio. Flexible hours. Call or text 347-7750955 to get started!

QUALITY AND AFFORDABLE bar mitzvah photography

by Moshe Grunfeld call 845362-1312 or email moshe@ moshegrunfeld.com FRUM LADY DRIVER Punctual, friendly, caring, responsible, dependable.

Scheduling summer routes and all transportation/ delivery needs. Preferably no strollers. Please call/text 917-750-4105.

UPSTATE CONSTRUCTION GROUP We do all bigger construction jobs in the upstate area.

Fully insured. References available. 845.293.2230 IS YOUR KITCHEN CEILING BLACK ALREADY? No painter would repaint just the ceiling. Call Patchman 845-388-1444

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If you answered YES to any of the above or have any COMPUTER Related Questions, Please call the computer Maven 845-596-4590 BOOKKEEPING For all your bookkeeping needs call: 347-537-9870 ‫ישראל חיים הערשקאוויטש‬ DOULA Labor of love LOVE your birth experience, certified CD( DONA) Doula Malky Breuer 845 270 4330 845 362 3480 Malky@mbdoula.com ?‫מחפשת לרדת במשקל‬ ‫בלי ספירת קלוריות! התכנית‬ ‫שתשדרג לך את אורח החיים!! כן‬ ‫לאכול והרבה רק במודע ובדרך‬ )929(247-8283 -‫נכונה! לפרטים‬ ‫טליה‬ DOULA Experience the gift of birth with a doula attuned to you. reasonable rates. Sarah 845327-3068 pinknbluedreamz@ gmail SHAIMOS

We do pick ups all year round - schools shuls homes. 845-461-3084 COMPUTER HELP??

One stop computer assistance! Set up new computers, restore deleted/ lost files from computers, SD cards, cameras, & thumb drives. 845-293-2667 PERSONAL CHEF Delicious food for Shabbos, Yom tov, parties, small Simchos or just because.

References available. 914-3918982.

LADY DRIVER

Heimishe lady driver is available for long distance and evening trips. Please call Devorah at 845.746.7910 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 AQUA SPORTS water park inflatable Water slide available for daily rental. Loads of fun! Text 3303131301to reserve.

GARTLECH We fix hand knitted Gartlech & make Professional Fringes.

Please call: 917-414-3281 WATER SLIDE Inflatable 10 1/2 ft tall water slide rent for your camp activity, party, or family activity. Call/text 845-2137053 ALBUMS SPECIAL! Stunning Master/Parent albums for 15% off! Expires August 1st. Call/Text 845570-3696 or email estyober@

// odds & ends // dresses & gowns

PHOTO ALBUMS: Just in time for Shabbos Nachamu! get your baby/vort/ wedding album done today!!

Call: 845-422-3378 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 TUTOR AVAILABLE Professional tutor for ‫ עברה חומש משניות‬and ‫ לימודי חול‬math, physics, chemistry, and biology.

English speaking. please call 845.499.8935 TUTOR AVAILABLE Experienced elementary English teacher willing to tutor your elementary daughter. please call: (845) 376-5229 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

Where First Aid is More Than A Band-Aid

information call/text Esty today! 8454220355 WASH & SETS Summer special - get your 3rd wash $10.00 off. Located in the Calvert Dr. area. Toby 845.213.0378

MATH ANXIETY? I can help! All ages. All levels.

Regents, SAT Prep, CLEPS, AP courses. Linda 845.538.5319 GUITAR LESSONS

by Moshe Klaver, for beginners of all ages. Very motivating and patient teacher. References available.

(845) 746-0925. Shomer Shabbos

REGISTERED DIETITIAN NUTRITIONIST Miriam Shurpin, MS, RD, CDN. In person and online consultations. Insurance accepted. 347 480 1670 rd@ miriamshurpin.com www. miriamshurpin.com

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

ODDS AND ENDS TEST STRIPS get cash for your diabetes test strips call/text 347-537-9870 HEIMISHE MOISED seeking donations of toys, arts & crafts, or supplies, in good condition. Tax deductible. Please call 845500-3100

GROUP SWIMMING LESSONS Yiddish/English Central Monsey- Heated Pool One month only- LIMITED SPACE Sign Up Now!! Private lessons also avail. Eliyahu 845-6590359

LECHU V’NELCHA Shiurim for post seminary girls given every Wednesday night. Call the LVN hotline (718)480-0586 for more details and weekly updates.

TRANSFORM! Listen to a mother share her incredible, amazing miracle!

641 715 0709 pin 549732 ref 86 DISCOVER THE SECRET To true menichas hanefesh!

Iyh thurs. @10:00 a.m. 641 715 0700 pin 549732 playback 641 715 0709 pin 549732 ref 1-94

DRESS/GOWNS sell or rent a mechteniste gown off white color size 10.12 at a great price call 845 7829185 or text 845 6621020

DECLUTTER Donate your gently used hats.

Please call 845-517-0838.

ESTY’S HAIR AND WIG BOUTIQUE Wash n’ sets, blowouts, hair and wig styling, haircuts.

Delivery service available upon request. For more

HEIMISH YOUNG COUPLE looking to adopt baby/young child. Text/call 347-461-1914 TZINT TWO LECHT Lel’’n R’ Minachem Mendel of Remonev for 40 daws and saw a double Yeshuya.

HEALING MASSAGE Are you suffering?? Back pain, dizziness, shortness of breath,shoulder pain? BEST PRICES EVER! Home visits available. call or tex 718- 8736070

LITTLE ARTIST Learn the techniques of art in a warm and cozy and heimeshe atmosphere! Six week semester on Sundays for girls grades 1-3. Maple/ Jeffery area. For more info call now Mrs. K Friedman 845 371 2947 or 499 1511

serve singles, we are in dire need of desktop/furniture, ... call 1845-513-6829, or donate online at lusheves.org/donate

ZECHUS AVAILABLE! New shidduch office opening shortly on main street in Monsey. To enable us better

Sale/Rent wedding black & white lace dress size 6-8 845263-2855 Selling gown. new condition!

Call 3473514708 sale or rent: gown size 4-6, Black/gold. Please call 845274-6878

plus? he That's us

!

COTTON CANDY RENTAL 845 694 7296

ages 10-adult, beginners to professional. Call (845) 459-9935

T

gmail.com for options list.

Many options available!

728 North Main St. Spring Valley NY 10977 Tel: 845.354.9320 Fax: 845.354.9322

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Classifieds

// dresses & gowns // gemachim // lost

jobs@NailItHandyman.com NailItHandyman.com Gown in Cream/Rose. Size 00. For Sale. Call 352-4470 To sell wedding gown size 12 white and grey color at a great price pls call 8455005296 black size 4 tall dress for sale please call 845 426 2373 size 6-8 teal blue gown for sale call 354-8774 2 Pink and White Tulle/Lace Girls Gowns. Sizes 3/4 and 6/7. For Sale. Call 425-5576 Off white and black gown for sister of bride size 2 -4 for sale.7182900353 girls cream gowns for sale.

Sizes 12, 8 and 4. Great price.

Please call 718-810-9654 2 blush gowns sizes 10 & 12.

Worn once. Plz call 845-3529582 Maternity black and white dress for rent. For more info call 845.376.3412 white and green dress for sale-size 2. Please call/text 845-269-8649. light color dress to sell or rent call 845-570-7789 new zara shabbos dress size 5 new current season for $35.

845-548-6021 Pink/Blush gown size 4/6 please call 845-352-1650

white detailed gowns sz 2-16 approx to rent for great price.

371-0422

White and pink gown for sale/rent. Size 2. call 4254748

Green and Black size 10-12 Cocktail length for rent, Please call: 845-587-0204

KLEINFELD KALLAH GOWN Magnificent custom gown for sale. Please call 347.549.7268

Ivory gown, mauve/gold brocade inlay, size 6-8. Please call or text 845-323-2434 gowns for sale/rent; black and gold 2-4, 4-6. Black hand painted maternity gown 845499-5216 gown size 14 woman ivory color great price. call 5739270 black and gold skirt size 8 in brand new condition for $200 original $425 call 845-4261304 Teenage gown size 2-4 color white and light blue for sale or rent. Please call 845-3522082 Black/mauve maternity Chassana dress Size s/m 845578-1546 Champaigne lace and tulle sister of bride gown. Ivory top & floral bottom raw silk gown. Both size 12-14. Best offer. 8456598731 White gown with colored embroidered flowers, for rent or sale. ladies size 4 -6. 845538-7161

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Swimming Lessons Available!

SISTER OF BRIDE Beautiful gold and black, sister of bride, pink label dress for sale call 347.549.7268 ONE OF A KIND Magnificent cream dress size 0-2 for sale/rent. Please call 845.200.4326

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 Adorable gowns and 2 pieces.

Matching shoes and hair accessories available from 3 months - 2 years. Call 4253049 CHASUNAH ORNAMENT for rent @ $3. West central area 371-1765 MECHITZA’S 30 feet - 5 six foot tables 10 chairs stands and bus-boxes $100 deposit. $18 Donation call 845-445-8015 or email Mitzvah1@gmail.com SHIFRA PUAH DOULA Please call to register in advance. 845-587-1649 TEFILLA CARDS Beautiful Tefilla cards for your Chuppa. Please call or text after 5pm at 347-278-1278 LADIES GOWN GEMACH South Monsey ladies gown gemach Please call or text after 5pm 347-278-1278 GEMACH ZICHRON NACHMAN hospital supplies including TPN equipment, feeding pumps, NG tubes, & All feeding supplies. To donate or

t & found // free giveaways

Fully Insured Free Estimates -5” & 6” & 7” Gutters -Copper and Aluminum Gutters -Over 30 colors to choose from -Gutter Guard Installation -Cleaning & Repairs 845-782-4473 sales@advancedguttersinc.com

receive. Please call 845-7468293.

ELEGANT HATS For short term rental please call 845-517-0838.

MATERNITY GEMACH Weekday and shabbos clothing, various sizes. Please call or text 845-445-9687

BRIS GEMACH Located on Blauvelt Rd. 356-6215 poya, outfit, blanket and hat.

PIDYON HABEN zichron elimelech coins,silver tray, lace box, outfit 845-4261681 845-642-7256

SHOE GEMACH white kalllah shoes. Proceeds go to tzedakah. Call\Text 845200-0211

ROOF CARRIERS GEMACH 845-659-1863. Monroe: 845662-7102.

GPS GEMACH Call 845-352-2588. Leave message. (Minimal fee).

TOY GEMACH Keep all the children busy by your simchas with tons of lego and clicks. Call Sussman @ 845-578-6513

FLORAL BISOMIM for your Simcha - 845-6292785.

GEMACH Tablecloths for your Simchos.

Call (845) 371 2105

BRIS GEMACH located in Central Monsey.

617-955-3630. poya, pillow case, outfit, blanket.

PACK N PLAY GEMACH We have New Pack n Plays tova222@gmail.com or text 845-216-4885

‎ OT WATER URNS H Please call 845-425-9211

PHONE GEMACH We will lend you a cell phone free of charge for as long as necessary. Call: 845 579 5538

ROOF CARRIERS GEMACH For all cars even without bars on roof. 845-659-1863.

Monroe: 845-662-7102.

ISRAEL GPS No fee. English or Hebrew.

Must reserve in advance by email at IsraelGPS@gngroup. com CHOSON/KALLAH APT, AVAILABLE Viola & Brockton Road area. contact slmw50@gmail.com ODE YESHAMA Ear-plug gemach (individually wrapped) for ba’alei simcha to protect your guests’ hearing. Baby headsets also available. 845202 -0105.

SIDDUR GEMACH Sfard: Friedman 845-6087830 Ashkenaz: Shulman845 352 1756 or 845-826-6718 GEMACH FOR MEZUZOS 362.2333 FREE MOVING BOXES Packs of 10x for easy transport. Please call (845) 641-5536.

BECHER GEMACH Use real bechers from our free-loan gemach.

Better for your pocket, and halachically. 845-377KOS1(5671) KosYeshuos@ gmail.com

REFLECTOR GEMACH If you’re having guests and need reflectors call 347-9776816 FREE BOXES for moving (mostly egg carton size). Please call 845425-6826 or 845-608-7830.

Donations of flattened boxes are always welcome!

LOST 2 weeks ago. skagen watch. black leather band and gold face. please call 347-409-0151 Jift gift card. Please call 845 642 7691 sansa clip w/ ear phones on monsey trails 425-0532 blue wallet possibly on maple ave. This past sunday. If found please call 8454597240 new moisturizer in taubers bag on last wed? Pls call 352.8456

baby bracelet in WIC office on Thursday 6/14. 845-352-1951 Bugaboo Carriage in La Familia taxi Friday 6/29/18.

Please call 845-499-3411.

FREE GIVEAWAYS 3 seater couch in perfect condition 845.274.3798 5 Gerber baby oatmeal to give away. Call or text 845-6591265.

Free Wall Unit with glass doors on top and 4 drawers and shelves on bottom. Beige - Please text 914-649-6627.

Children’s 5 drawer dresser.

All solid wood. 34 in Width by 46 in Height. Good condition.

Please text 914-649-6627.

Bother Ink Cartridges for brother inkjet printers New – unopened – Cartrige types are: B-LC17, LC12, LC73, LC75, LC77, LC79, LC 450/1280, LC 1220/1240.

Please text 914-649-6627.

Good fridge and freezer lshem mitzva call.352.8456 Chest - 4 drawers for kids room, natural wood 354.9360

If you picked up a black and white maternity dress to try and didn’t return it please call 845.376.3412 blue wristlet/wallet on Monsey boulevard/ maple. If found please call: 8454597240

red baby headband with polka dots in La Familia taxi 6/21. Call 371-0517

Classified ads that do not advertise a service are currently free for our readers, as long as the following criteria are met.

Classified ads must be emailed or texted to classifieds@themonseyview.com - in the body of the email, not as an attachment.

Include two words for the heading and a maximum of twenty words for the body.

The entire body of the ad should be written in one paragraph. Do not “enter” between sentences.

Use standard text only – no all caps.

Check for proper spelling and grammar before submitting.

Do not fax any free classifieds.

There’s a maximum of two free classifieds per person per week.

A classified ad that doesn’t meet the above conditions will be automatically rejected.

The Monsey View reserves the right to omit or cut words from any free classified ads without confirmation.

FOUND

***** We do not give confirmations for free classified ads. *****

$25 on Whisper Lane. Call 845-357-2802.

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For inquiries about PAID classifieds, feel free to contact The Monsey View.

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‫האדמו"ר מטאהש בביקור בבית מדרשו במאנסי‬

8th Grade Graduation at Yeshiva Ketana Ohr Reuven

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‫שמחת השבע ברכות בבית ניקלשבורג ‪ -‬דעעש – קאליש‬ ‫בביהמ"ד ניקלשבורג במאנסי‬

‫הילולת הרה"ק מצאנז קלויזענבורג זי"ע ביי בנו האדמו"ר מצאנז קלויזענבורג‬

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‫ל"ט מלאכות פארשטעלונג אין כיתה ג' פון ת"ת וויען מאנסי‪‎‬‬

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‫בס"ד‬

Ramapo Tires

158 Rt. 59 - Monsey NY 10952

914-712-8473

‫גדלי' וויינבערגער‬

‫באקאנטער בעל מנגן ר' אברהם פריעד אינאיינעם מיט זמירות קווייער זענען משמח ביי א חולה אין מאנסי‬

‫חומש סעודה אין ת"ת סקווירא מאנסי‬

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‫סיום מסכת כתובות ע"י ‪ 25‬תלמידי הישיבה במתיבתא מאמר מרדכי ‪ -‬ישיבת דגל התורה‬

‫שבע ברכות אין מאנסי לנכד האדמו"ר מסאטמאר בהשתתפות ראשי ונגידי ק"ק סאטמאר פון ניו יארק פאררופן דורך‬ ‫האדמו"ר מסאטמאר איבערצושמועסן די נושא פון טייערע חתונה הוצאות און די התייסדות פון גמ"ח קרן לב אהרן‬

‫משגיח פון מקוה יו עס עי גרייט צו די אוצר און בורות ביים נייעם מקוה אין גרודנא בעלארוס‬

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‫הונדערטער תושבי מאנסי ביים יערליכער בייק רעגיסטראציע דורך חברים ד'מאנסי‬

Parmanand Mana,

VP, Branch Manager and Business Development Officer (845) 356-5300

Greg Monteith,

EVP, Chief Lending Officer (845) 634-7200 x5901

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VP, Commercial Lending Officer (845) 634-7200 x5905

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LENDING CENTER:

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Bank lobby hours: Mon-Fri 9 AM-5 PM • Saturday 9 AM-1 PM • Sunday 10 AM-1 PM

necb.com

‫הגאון ר' יהושע לייפער נשיא ממלכת התורה עוז והדר בקצירת חיטים למצות‬

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‫מעמד חיזוק התורה סיום מסכת עירובין והתחלת פסחים במסגרת עמוד יומי אין שיכון סקווירא‬

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‫סיום לכבוד התורה פאר די חשובע בחורים פון כתה ט׳ ‪ -‬מכינה לישיבה דת״ת תפארת בנים מונקאטש‬

‫מסיבת חיזוק לתלמידי ישיבת בית דוד לרגל מבצע התפילה‪‎‬‬

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‫הגה"צ ר' יוחנן וואזנער ראב"ד סקווירא בקביעת מזוזה בתלמוד תורה אמרי שפר במאנסי‬

‫חומש סעודה בישיבת בית דוד‬

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‫שמחת בית ניקלשבורג ‪ -‬דעעש – קאליש‬

‫חתונה פון החתן בן האדמו"ר מניקלשבורג עב"ג הכלה נכדת האדמו"ר מקאליש והאדמו"ר מדעעש זצ"ל‬

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‫מלוה מלכה ע"י "קרן תולדות אלעזר" במסגרת כולל חיבת ירושלים לקראת הילולת הרה"ק רבי אלעזר מריישא זי"ע‬ ‫בקרית ויואל משה מאנטיסעלאו‬

‫בעזהשי"ת‬

‫ווערט אייער‬ ‫זוהן בר מצוה‬

‫שטעלט אים צו א "הכנה דרבה" כיום שנכנס לחופה‬ ‫(מגן אברהם)‬

‫מכון לבר מצוה ‪ -‬שיעורים‬ ‫אלע שיעורים ווערן איבערגעגעבן מיט א געוואלדיגע געשמאק און איבערגעגעבנקייט אין א היימישע‬ ‫אטמאספער מיט א חיות און אן ערנסטקייט‪ ,‬מלא וגדוש בהלכה ויראה טהורה‪.‬‬

‫מכון לבר מצוה ‪ -‬הלכה‬ ‫מיט א קלארקייט אין די וויכטיגע הלכות וואס איז נוגע פון די בר מצוה און ווייטער‪.‬‬ ‫ווי זיך אומצוגיין ווי א גדול‪ ,‬אן אחריות פון תפילה וקר"ש בזמנה‪ ,‬וואס וועט אים‬ ‫באגלייטען א גאנץ לעבן‪ ,‬הייליגע מנהגים וואס פאסט פאר א חסיד'ישער בחור‪.‬‬ ‫די קינדער באקומען א תפילין בייטל מיט עכטע בתים און רצועות‪ ,‬זיך צו לערנען ווי אזוי צו לייגן די תפילין‪.‬‬

‫מכון לבר מצוה ‪ -‬לעבעדיג‬ ‫מ'לערנט וויאזוי מ'מאכט תפילין אויף א לעבעדיגן אויפן וואס ברענגט אריין א זיסקייט אין מצות תפילין‪.‬‬ ‫צייגנדיג די הויט‪ ,‬רויע בתים‪ ,‬פארבן די בתים‪-‬רצועות‪ ,‬גידין‪ ,‬שערות עגל‪ ,‬קלף‪ ,‬פעדער‪ ,‬טינט‪ ,‬אויך ווערן‬ ‫זיי גענומען אויף א באזוך ביים בתים מאכער‪.‬‬

‫מכון לבר מצוה ‪ -‬מתנות‬ ‫טייערע מתנות און תעודות ווערט פארטיילט פאר די קינדער‪ ,‬ארויפצוברענגען יעדען אויף זיין העכסטן‬ ‫שטאפל‪ .‬וועכנטליכע גורלות פארן מעביר סדרה זיין און קבלות טובות‪.‬‬

‫מכון לבר מצוה ‪ -‬אחריות‬ ‫מיר נעמען בס"ד פולע אחריות פון ווען די קינדער קומען אן אין די באשטימטע צייט‪ ,‬און ביים ענדיגן‪,‬‬ ‫ווערט דאס ביהמ"ד פארשלאסן גלייך נאכ'ן שיעור‪ .‬די קינדער מוזן גלייך אהיים גיין אין קענען נישט בלייבן‬ ‫פארברענגען אין די געגנט פון מתמידים‪.‬‬

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