Issue 156

FREE ISSUE 156 JULY 11, 2018

‫מסעי‬-‫פרשת מטות‬ ‫כ"ח תמוז תשע”ח‬

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‫א ו י ף ד ע ר ה י י מ י ש ע ר ַא ר ע נ ע ‪:‬‬

‫ָ‬ ‫היסטארישע‬ ‫יע‪ַ ,‬א‬ ‫ר'ן היימישן ציבור‬

‫באשטעלן ַא ַ‬ ‫ן ַ‬ ‫קאר‪-‬סערוויס‪,‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫ען און וואו מ'וויל נאר גיין!‬

‫‪TEST‬‬ ‫!‪ME‬‬

‫פארבינדן מיטן דרייווער און רעדן מיט אים‪ ,‬און ַאלעס קען געטון ווערן דורכ'ן‬ ‫דירעקט זיך ַ‬ ‫טעלעפאן ָאדער דורך טעקסט‪.‬‬ ‫ָ‬

‫"ּפלוני‪-‬ריידס" פאר דרייווער‬ ‫נאר אויך פאר דרייווער‪ַ .‬א‬ ‫סאזשירן‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫ּפא ַ‬ ‫היסטאריש נישט בלויז פאר ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫דער סיסטעם איז‬ ‫דרייווער וועט קענען ָאנשטעלן אויפ'ן סיסטעם ּפונקטליך וועלכע שעות ער איז אוועליבעל‬ ‫וואס ער וויל‬ ‫סארט טריּפס ָ‬ ‫ָאנצונעמען ריידס‪ ,‬און אין וועלכן געגנט‪ .‬אויך וועט ער ָאנשטעלן די ָ‬ ‫לאנג‪-‬דיסטענס ָאדער לאקעל‪ ,‬צי ביידע‪ .‬ווי אויך‪ ,‬לדוגמא‪ַ ,‬אז ער וויל נישט ָאננעמען‬ ‫ָאננעמען‪ַ :‬‬ ‫סאזשירן‪.‬‬ ‫ּפא ַ‬ ‫ַא טריּפ פון מער ווי דריי ַ‬ ‫וואס‬ ‫נאר אויך פאר אידן ָ‬ ‫נאר פאר קביעות'דיגע דרייווער ָ‬ ‫דער סיסטעם איז ַא חידוש נישט ָ‬ ‫פארנומען‪ ,‬און ווילן ָאננעמען טריּפס פאר‬ ‫טאג ווען זיי זענען נישט ַ‬ ‫האבן געוויסע שעות אין ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫אינקאם‪.‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫ּפאר שעה‪ ,‬פאר ַא שיינעם זייטיגן‬ ‫ַא ָ‬ ‫האט איצט ַא טריּפ‬ ‫זאגן ַאז ַא סּפעציפישער דרייווער ָ‬ ‫דער סיסטעם וועט אויך וויסן צו ָ‬ ‫ּפארק‪ ,‬און דער סיסטעם וועט אים צושטעלן ַא‬ ‫רא ַ‬ ‫בא ָ‬ ‫מאנסי קיין ָ‬ ‫און איז אויפ'ן וועג פון ָ‬ ‫מאנסי‪,‬‬ ‫ּפארק קיין ָ‬ ‫רא ַ‬ ‫בא ָ‬ ‫וואס וויל איצט גיין פון ָ‬ ‫פאר'ן וועג צוריק‪ .‬לדוגמא איינער ָ‬ ‫פאסאדזשיר ַ‬ ‫ַאזוי ַארום וועט דער דרייווער ַארויסקומען מיט מער ריווח פונעם טריּפ‪ ,‬און וועט קענען געבן‬ ‫קאסטומערס‪.‬‬ ‫בעסערע ּפרייזן פאר די ָ‬ ‫וואס פארן טעגליך פון איין אידישן צענטער‬ ‫דאס איז אינאיינוועגס אויך אן אויפטו פאר די ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫צום צווייטן‪ַ ,‬אז זיי וועלן ַאלץ קענען מחליט זיין אויב זיי ווילן ָאננעמען היינט ַא טריּפ‪ַ ,‬אזוי ַארום‬ ‫נאך ַארויסגיין מיט ריווח‪.‬‬ ‫טאל‪ ,‬און ָ‬ ‫גאז און ָ‬ ‫צו דעקן די ַ‬

‫"ּפלוני‪-‬ריידס" פאר פירמעס‬ ‫קאר‪-‬סערוויס‬ ‫"ּפלוני‪-‬ריידס" ברענגט מיט זיך אויך די גינסטיגע נייעס‪ַ ,‬אז פילע היימישע ַ‬ ‫מארקעט ּפלעיס‬ ‫מארקעט ּפלעיס‪ .‬די ַ‬ ‫נגעשלאסן אינעם 'ּפלוני‪-‬ריידס' ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פירמעס וועלן זיין ָא‬ ‫גאר‬ ‫שטארק בענעפיטירן‪ ,‬צו קענען סערווירן דעם ציבור בדרך כבוד‪ ,‬דורך ַא ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫וועט ַאלעמען‬ ‫גאנצן היימישן עולם‪.‬‬ ‫טפארמע‪ ,‬צו דער פולסטער הנאה פונעם ַ‬ ‫ּפלא ָ‬ ‫פארגעשריטענע ַ‬ ‫ָ‬

‫ּפלוני‪-‬ריידס יעצט אין טעסט‪-‬מאוד‬ ‫בעפאר עס גייט לייוו און‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫טפארמע‬ ‫ּפלא ָ‬ ‫'ּפלוני' לאדנט יעצט דעם ציבור צו טעסטן די ַ‬ ‫וואכן‪ ,‬מיטן ציל צו טעסטן די נייע‬ ‫באנוץ אין די קומענדיגע ָ‬ ‫ּפאבליק ַ‬ ‫ווערט ריליעסד פארן ָ‬ ‫שטאּפלן‪.‬‬ ‫טעכנעלאגיע אויף ַאלע אירע ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫נאכנישט לייוו עס איז יעצט בלויז אין טעסט‪-‬מאוד‪ .‬די‬ ‫נעמט אין ַאכט‪ ,‬דער סיסטעם איז ָ‬ ‫באטישע דרייווערס‪ ,‬וועלכע דרייען זיך אין‬ ‫רא ָ‬ ‫רופן וועלן ווערן געענטפערט דורך ווירטואלע ָ‬ ‫קאר וועט נישט ָאנקומען‪ .‬עס ווערט יעצט דירעקט ַאזוי‬ ‫יעדן געגנט‪ָ ,‬אבער די ַ‬ ‫זאל קענען‪-‬לערנען דעם סיסטעם‪ ,‬און‬ ‫ַארויסגעשטעלט‪ַ ,‬אז דער עולם ָ‬ ‫בעפאר די סיסטעם ווערט ָאפיציעל געעפענט פאר‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געבן פידבעק‬ ‫באנוץ‪.‬‬ ‫רופט ָאדער טעקסט "ּפלוני‪-‬ריידס" אויף‬ ‫היסטארישער‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫‪ ,929-999-2277‬זייט טייל פון דער‬ ‫דערגרייכונג!‬ ‫‪for investor and business‬‬ ‫‪relation send email to:‬‬

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‫"ּפלוני‪-‬ריידס" לאדנט‬ ‫דעם ציבור צו טעסטן‬ ‫פארגעשריטענע‬ ‫די נייע ָ‬ ‫לאגיע וועלכע‬ ‫טעכנא ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫איז יעצט אין "טעסט‪-‬‬ ‫מאוד" • "ּפלוני‪-‬ריידס"‬ ‫סטעיט‪-‬אוו‪-‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫איז ַא נייע‬ ‫סאפיסטיקירטע‬ ‫די‪-‬ארט ָ‬ ‫טפארמע‪ ,‬דעזיינט‬ ‫ּפלא ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫איבערמאכן דעם וועג‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫צו‬ ‫באשטעלט ַא‬ ‫וויאזוי מען ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫קאר • "ּפלוני‪-‬ריידס" איז‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫געסקעדזשולט צו ווערן‬ ‫געעפענט דעם זומער‬

‫וואכן ווערט דער‬ ‫אין די לעצטערע ָ‬ ‫קאנט‬ ‫בא ַ‬ ‫היימישער ציבור מער און מער ַ‬ ‫ראקטער‪ .‬די 'ּפלוני'‬ ‫כא ַ‬ ‫מיטן 'ּפלוני' ַ‬ ‫ברענד איז אן אונטערנעמונג‪ ,‬געפירט‬ ‫דורך ַא גרוּפע היימישע ביזנעסלייט‬ ‫און וויזיאנערן‪ ,‬מיטן ציל צו ברענגען‬ ‫פארגעשריטענע‬ ‫פאר'ן היימישן ציבור ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫טעכנעלאגיע‪.‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫ָאּפ‪-‬טו‪-‬דעיט‬ ‫האבן אין‬ ‫די 'ּפלוני' אונטערנעמער ָ‬ ‫די לעצטע צייט פיל אינוועסטירט‪,‬‬ ‫סטעיט‪-‬אוו‪-‬די‪-‬ארט‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫אויפצושטלען ַא‬ ‫קאר‪-‬סערוויס‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫טפארמע פאר‬ ‫ּפלא ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫קאר‬ ‫באשטעלן ַא ַ‬ ‫ריידס‪ ,‬מיטן ציל ַאז ַ‬ ‫זאל זיין‪ ,‬שנעל‪ ,‬גרינג‪,‬‬ ‫סערוויס רייד ָ‬ ‫נאר גיין‪.‬‬ ‫באקוועם‪ ,‬ווען און וואו מ'וויל ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫געווארן דעזיינט‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫דער סיסטעם איז‬ ‫דירעקט צו דעקן די געברויכן אין‬ ‫די גרויסע אידישע צענטערן‪ ,‬ווי‬ ‫מאנסי‪,‬‬ ‫וויליאמסבורג‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ּפארק‪,‬‬ ‫רא ַ‬ ‫בא ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫לעיקוואוד און קרית יואל‪.‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫"ּפלוני‪-‬ריידס" וועט ענדלען צו די ַאלגעמיינע ברענדס ווי "אובער" און "ליפט"‪ָ ,‬אבער וועט‬ ‫נאכצוקומען די געברויכן פון ַא היימישן איד‪ .‬די דרייווער‬ ‫האבן פיל מער מעלות און בענעפיטן ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫נאך פיל‬ ‫טעלעפאן און דורך טעקסט‪ ,‬און ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫נאר היימישע אידן‪ ,‬עס וועט ַארבייטן דורכ'ן‬ ‫וועלן זיין ָ‬ ‫פאר'ן ציבור און סיי פאר דרייווער‪ .‬בקיצור‪ַ ,‬א סיסטעם געבויעט במחשבה‬ ‫מער מעלות סיי ַ‬ ‫קאּפ און מח‪ ,‬צו דינען די אינטערעסן פונעם ציבור‪.‬‬ ‫תחילה‪ ,‬מיט ָ‬

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‫וואכן‬ ‫האט 'ּפלוני' אין די לעצטע ָ‬ ‫אינאיינעם מיט דער היימישער "פלעקסי‪-‬קעב" פירמע‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫קאר‪-‬סערוויס עקסּפעריענס ביים היימישן עולם‪ ,‬מיטן ציל צו‬ ‫ּפגעהאלטן ַא סורוועי איבער ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ָא‬ ‫שּפאגל‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫האבן אין ַא‬ ‫ערווארטן צו ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫סאזשירן‬ ‫ּפא ַ‬ ‫וואס ַ‬ ‫רמאציע‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫אינפא ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫באקומען די ענדגילטיגע‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫טפארמע‪.‬‬ ‫ּפלא ָ‬ ‫קאר‪-‬רייד ַ‬ ‫נייע ַ‬ ‫פראגעס‪ .‬די סורוועי‪-‬דאטע ווערט‬ ‫האבן געענטפערט די סורוועי ַ‬ ‫קרוב צו צוויי טויזנט אידן ָ‬ ‫בעפאר דער סיסטעם גייט ָאפיציעל ווערן‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫מאכן די לעצטע צוגרייטונגען‬ ‫באנוצט ביים ַ‬ ‫איצט ַ‬ ‫וויאזוי די גרעסטע טייל‬ ‫באמערקן‪ַ ,‬‬ ‫אינטערסאנט צו ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫געעפענט אין די קומענדיגע וואכן‪ .‬ס'איז‬ ‫האט‬ ‫קאר‪-‬סערוויס ָ‬ ‫מ'באשטעלט געווענליך ַא ַ‬ ‫האבן ָאנגעצייגט‪ַ ,‬אז ווען ַ‬ ‫סורוועי ַאנטיילנעמער ָ‬ ‫האלט און ווען ס'גייט שוין ָאנקומען‪ ,‬ובפרט אונזער ציבור‬ ‫קאר ַ‬ ‫מען נישט קיין ַאנונג וואו די ַ‬ ‫באנוץ איז כמעט נישט בנמצא‪.‬‬ ‫רטפאון ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫סמא‬ ‫שטארק ָאּפגעהיטענער‪ ,‬וואו ַא ַ‬ ‫וועלכער איז ב"ה ַא ַ‬ ‫מּפאניס ביז‬ ‫קא ַ‬ ‫טיילמאל ַארומרופן פילע ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫מ'דארף‬ ‫וואס ַ‬ ‫דאס ָ‬ ‫סאך ָאנגעצייגט ַאז ָ‬ ‫האבן ַא ַ‬ ‫ווי אויך ָ‬ ‫מאל‪...‬‬ ‫לאנג צום ַא ָ‬ ‫לאנגט שוין ַ‬ ‫בא ַ‬ ‫וואס ַ‬ ‫קאר‪-‬רייד‪ ,‬איז עּפעס ָ‬ ‫מ'טרעפט ַא ַ‬ ‫פאלגנד‪ :‬ווען‬ ‫טפארמע פון "ּפלוני‪-‬ריידס" איז אויסגעשטעלט צו ארבייטן ווי ָ‬ ‫ּפלא ָ‬ ‫די נייע ַ‬ ‫דארפט ַא רייד‪ .‬איר‬ ‫קאר‪-‬רייד רופט איר ַאריין ָאדער טעקסט ַאז איר ַ‬ ‫באשטעלן ַא ַ‬ ‫איר ווילט ַ‬ ‫לאנג‪-‬דיסטענס‪.‬‬ ‫קאל צי ַ‬ ‫לא ַ‬ ‫דעסטינאציע וואו איר ווילט ָאנקומען ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫קאציע און‬ ‫לא ַ‬ ‫ּפיקאּפ ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫גיט די‬ ‫רמאציע ווי ווייט יעדער דרייווער איז און‬ ‫אינפא ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פאר'ן טריּפ‪ ,‬מיט‬ ‫ערהאלט ּפרייזן ָאּפציעס ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫איר‬ ‫האלט‪ ,‬אויך קענט איר‬ ‫קאר ַ‬ ‫איר וועלט ַא דרייווער‪ .‬פון יענע מינוט ָאן קענט איר טרעקן וואו די ַ‬

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I would like to publicly acknowledge a bus driver who goes out of his way to help mothers have an easier day. Every time there is a storm, my daughter’s bus driver pulls up to the curb as far as possible to help us mothers avoid having to step in puddles as we retrieve our children. Last week there was a very strong storm that flooded parts of my street, and the driver actually came up onto the curb as much as he could because he saw a very deep puddle that I would have had to step in otherwise. This bus driver is a baal chesed and should be an inspiration to his fellow drivers.

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A FEW SCREWS CAN SAVE A LIFE I had a clear miracle this past week when a closet we’d purchase for extra pantry space fell onto my three-year-old daughter. Al pi derech hateva she shouldn’t have escaped unscathed; she most certainly should have broken bones, sustained a concussion, or worse. But Hashem’s loving hand protects even the foolish at times, and she walked away with nothing more than a bruise. We should have anchored that closet to the wall. We could have prevented it from falling. I urge you, readers, to take the time to anchor your bookcases and closets, etc., with a few solid screws. It can save a life!

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(Re: Hey! We’ve Been Robbed, Issue 154) Thanks so much for your wonderful weekly publication! In regard to your articles about crime prevention and the importance of installing security cameras, I would like to add that when installing the system (or even if you have one installed already), please have in mind the community at large and add an additional camera that zooms in on the licence plates of passing vehicles. Such cameras have been very helpful in various crucial investigations in the past.

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MUSIC TO THE EARS (Re: Where the Grass Is Always Greener, Issue 155) Your articles help us grow! I have been living in Monsey for over 40 years, and I’ve always considered crickets a disturbing creature. Thanks to the “newcomer” who taught me to think positive. Welcome!

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(Re: Crime Tidbits, Issue 154) In Issue 154, on page 130, an article mentioned criminals caught with Murphy’s Law. This so-called “law” is defined as stating, “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.”

There is nothing wrong with making fun of criminals, but it is not permissible to adopt even for this purpose the language of non-believers, conveying a message that the world is governed, chas v’shalom, by some humorous “laws” and not by hashgacha and s’char v’onesh.

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(Inbox, Issue 155) I want to share a similar experience I had. I got my learner’s permit a year ago and was practicing with a friend of mine. While driving with him on one of the local streets in Monsey, I was trying to back out of a parking spot when I saw a child on a bike near the sidewalk. Instead of stopping to back, I mistakenly hit the gas pedal and hit the bike! Baruch Hashem, the child wasn’t harmed, but I was so frightened that I quickly put the car into drive mode, and proceeded to drive straight into a car in front of me. The incident was so traumatizing that I stopped driving altogether.

Later, a friend asked me why I wasn’t getting driver’s license, so I told him the story and explained that I was very nervous about driving again. He then recommended that I learn to drive the right way, with a regular driving school. This is what I did, and my driving teacher encouraged and instilled confidence in me. What a mistake that I had not gone to a driving school right from the beginning.

My message to all new drivers is: Make sure to learn to drive the safe and correct way right from the start.

May Hashem protect us all always.

A Reader Due to space constraints, it was only possible to print some of the letters we received on the topic of report cards and grades.

RE: FAILURE IS AS FAILURE DOES (Inbox, Issue 154) Though I’m not from Monsey, I visit often, and each time I come, I make sure to pick up a copy of The Monsey View. Thank you for a job well done. As an educator for many years, a letter in the June 27th issue titled “Failure Is as Failure Does” caught my attention.

Please allow me to respond.

My dear Heartbroken Mother! If your daughter first got B’s on her report card in reading comprehension and fluency, and when you read with her you see that she reads well, but she nevertheless scored F’s at the end of the term, then surely a quick phone call to the teacher will confirm that these marks were written in error! Mistakes can happen! A child who reads well does not get an F on her report card. Perhaps reaching out to the teacher immediately would have been a better option than choosing a public forum to vent your frustration.

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They are crushed all year by sitting in the classroom and noticing that everyone around them can read fluently and do independent work easily while they cannot!

Don’t view the report card as an instrument used to the detriment of your child. See it for what it is: It is a report for parents. It is there to let parents know in which areas their child needs help and in which areas he or she is doing well. When a third-grader gets a poor grade in reading, there isn’t much he or she can do about it on their own. Most schools have a well-working remedial program for children who can benefit from the extra boost, and many parents take advantage of this or choose to engage private tutoring.

As I wrote earlier, perhaps your daughter’s low marks were an error, but if it becomes evident that the marks are truly indicative of your child’s performance, it would be crucial to address the issue.

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With best wishes for hatzlacha rabba, C. Netter

Being a mother and teacher for many years, I would like to respond to the distressed mother whose daughter received a few F’s on her report card.

What was your goal in printing this letter? To make an uproar and cause other parents to doubt their teachers/schools? You presented one side of the picture. Teachers in general are kind and considerate, and please give them the benefit of the doubt. Should such a problem, or any other issue, occur again, bring it up with your teacher or principal, and if you don’t like how things are run in your school, change schools!

Please, do not take away the confidence parents should have in our chinuch staff, because the one who will lose out most is yourself. These negative feelings go over to your very young children, and this is the first step of destruction for you, dear mother, and chas v’shalom, for Klal Yisroel.

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Dear Heartbroken Mother, In your touching letter, it is easy to read between the lines. Allow me to address the points that touch you and me — the Yiddishe mamas.

Our offspring are not extensions of ourselves.

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And now, my second point: When our children struggle in specific areas, we need to be truly honest with ourselves in our role as mothers. Ask yourself: What have I contributed to allow these faults to flourish? Have I chosen to deny that my child has a problem? Maybe I wasn’t involved enough with the school to pick up on them? Or perhaps I’ve failed to implement a plan of action to ease the problem? It’s easier, and let’s be honest, immature, to sit back and blame others for issues that, at the end of the day, belong to us.

I write these lines only because I’m coming from where you are now. When my boys were in yeshivah, whenever they encountered any difficulty, I always managed to find fault with this maggid shiur, with that mashgiach, and so on. It took a lot of inner work, introspection and brutal honesty to come to terms with what is expected of me and my child to move forward.

Blaming others did not get me anywhere.

Let us be reminded of the kochos that Hashem gave us in our role as the akeres habayis. I’m convinced that the tools lie in our hands. With loads of siyata d’Shmaya and tefillah, our children will not be crushed by one young, albeit well-meaning, teacher.

Wishing you a lot of hatzlacha.

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I am almost perfect on the plan, but I haven’t lost weight in a month. I do sometimes nibble on my children’s dinner, have a few extra nuts and have a bit extra challah every Shabbos, but other than that, I am nearly perfect.

Can these small extras really stop my weight loss?

Signed, Feeling Stuck

Dear Stuck, Let’s talk science for a moment.

It takes a cut of 3,500 calories to lose a pound. Therefore, if one cuts 500 calories per day, they will lose a pound a week. Now let’s discuss the little extras that you are having every day and attach some approximate calorie counts to those extras: • ½ cup of pasta with cheese (a few large spoonfuls) – 200 calories • ¼ cup farfel with 1 tablespoon of oil – 225 calories • 15 glazed almonds – 175 calories • 1 slice extra challah – 150–200 calories per slice • 1 tablespoon extra dip – 100 calories As you see, it is extremely easy

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to mindlessly eat an extra 500 calories a day, while still feeling “on track”! So be careful with those little nibbles and extras, and see if your weight loss continues. If, after making sure not to add in small extras here and there you are still not losing weight, it may be time to readjust your plan.

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We are pained to report that on Monday of this week, July 2nd, Eliyahu lost his battle with cancer. 9 children satshiva now in their Beit Shemesh home. The youngest is just one year old.

A friend of the family recalls the bris of the youngest, which took place in a time when most knew that Eliyahu’s survival was unlikely:

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“There wasn’t a dry eye as Reb Eliyahu was Sandek of his newborn son,” he writes, “as everyone was thinking about the poor child, doomed to a life without a father, a life without anyone to walk him to Shul, a life with no one to learn with him at AvosUbanim.”

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“PLEASE, COME SIT DOWN,” said Batsheva when her cleaning lady arrived, gesturing toward a seat by the kitchen table. “I would like to speak with you.”

“Okay,” replied the cleaning lady, wiping a trickle of nervous sweat from her forehead. “What about?”

“Well, let’s go back a few days. I went to my desk to take out an envelope of money that I had placed there, but it wasn’t there.” Batsheva looked at the cleaning lady, who was wiping away more nervous sweat. “And do you know why it wasn’t there?”

The cleaning lady glanced toward the door, but she did not leave. She looked nervously at Batsheva.

“Well, I was curious why it wasn’t there, so I reviewed the security camera footage until I found out.

I do have cameras in my house, after all. I was very disappointed to see that you took the money.”

“I will never do it again,” insisted the cleaning lady.

“Of course you won’t do it again, because I cannot keep an employee who steals.” Batsheva leaned across the table and looked at the cleaning lady. “Do you know what the worst part of this story is? The money in that envelope was a bonus I had set aside for you because you do such a good job. I went to look for the envelope so I could give it to you. If you had been honest, you would have had both your bonus and your job. Now you only have your bonus.”

“Well, if the money was really mine, then it wasn’t actually stealing, was it? So shouldn’t I be able to keep my job?” asked the cleaning lady cleverly.

“It is true that the money in that envelope was to be yours, and in that sense I have not lost money because of this incident — but you did not know that at the time when you took the money. A relationship is not merely a set of rules and technicalities; a relationship also involves feelings, intentions and respect. Our relationship has been broken because my trust has been broken. You broke my trust. I’m sorry, but I have to let you go.”

It says in Parshas Matos, “V’im heini aviha… VaHashem yislach lah… — But if her father disallows her on the day he hears it, all her vows and her prohibitions that she has imposed upon herself shall not stand, Hash-

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em will forgive her because her father disallowed her” (Bamidbar 30:6). You might wonder, if a woman’s father or husband cancelled her vow, why would she need forgiveness from Hashem?

Rashi explains it through an example of a woman who had taken a vow of nazirus. The woman’s husband heard about the vow and cancelled it, but the woman, unaware that her vow has been cancelled, broke her vow by drinking wine and coming in contact with a dead body. The question arises: Does this woman require Hashem’s forgiveness or not? Technically, she did nothing wrong — after all, she had no longer been bound by the vow of nazirus when she drank the wine.

So why should she require forgiveness?

The answer is that we have a relationship with Hashem. The rules and mitzvos contained within the Torah provide us with the guidelines to this relationship, but a relationship is not only a set of rules and technicalities; our intentions matter as well. The woman in Rashi’s example intended to transgress her vow, and thus she trampled on her relationship with Hashem.

Just as the cleaning lady in the story above claimed innocence based on a technicality — how could she steal what was already hers? — so, too, might the woman in Rashi’s example. We must not get so caught up in the finer details of Torah life that we lose sight of the “big picture” of what a Torah life is all about.

How can we keep sight of the big picture of our relationship with Hashem when inundated by so many details of halacha? When we check for bugs in our produce, we can remind ourselves that Hashem wants us to be kadosh. When we daven, we can focus on connecting to Hashem and the fact that He wants that connection, and not just say the words out of obligation. When we light Shabbos candles, we can rejoice in our ability to bring the light of Torah into this world, which is why the reward for lighting Shabbos candles is children who are talmidei chachamim.

May we all keep our relationship with Hashem strong, not only by following the “rules and regulations,” but by keeping our intentions pure.

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According to The Journal News, the New York State Department of Health confirmed that the infected mosquitoes were taken from a trap located in an unidentified location in the Town of Ramapo during the week of June 29. The county routinely tests for West Nile virus in mosquitoes in an effort to track the virus, which is spread by mosquitoes and can cause serious illness in some instances, particularly in those over 50.

The Center for Disease Control reported that West Nile is a seasonal virus that typically peaks in the summer and lasts into the fall.

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to fourteen days in approximately 20 percent of those who contract West Nile after being bitten by an infected mosquito, with most recovering from the virus without any medical intervention. More serious cases can present with neurological issues, as well as flulike symptoms such as headache, fever, rashes, stiff neck, nausea and swollen lymph glands.

Rockland County Health Commissioner Dr. Patricia Schnabel Ruppert advised anyone who displays symptoms of the virus to contact their doctor immediately.

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Staying indoors whenever possible during peak mosquito hours from dusk to dawn.

Safe Medication Disposal Day Scheduled for Sunday SAFE MEDICATION disposal has long been a difficult problem, with previously used methods of discarding or flushing surplus drugs down the toilet presenting possible safety and health hazards.

Drug take-back days have proven to be an effective means of getting out-of-date or unused medicines, which pose a risk to children, out of the house so that they can be safely destroyed. While previously scheduled local takeback days have been scheduled on Shabbos, Rockland County has announced its first ever take-back day to be held on a Sunday in order to best serve members of the local Jewish community.

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Eighteen days had elapsed since the disappearance of a soccer team of 12 boys and their coach in a Thai cave system, when the last members of the team were finally extricated in a complex rescue operation.

The last phase of the rescue commenced on Tuesday, 10 a.m. in Thailand (11 p.m. Monday ET).

Nineteen divers entered the cave, many of them on their third mission in just three days, hoping to finally bring the entire team out.

Across the world, people waited breathlessly, until nine hours later, when the last boy emerged.

The rescue operation on Tuesday was the third part in a threeday rescue; four members were rescued on Sunday, June 8, four on Monday, June 9, and the four final members and their coach on Tuesday. The stronger boys were rescued first.

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ever taken on. Fast-moving shallow water, its color referred to by a Thai Navy SEAL as “cafe latte,” made traversing through the 2.5 miles of the cave’s dark, tight and twisting passages treacherous.

Each boy was fitted with full scuba gear and was accompanied by two divers to whom he was attached to by a thin line to help him dive through submerged parts of the cave. The hardest pinch to pass

through is fully submerged and so narrow that the rescue diver alongside the boy held the boy’s oxygen tank in front of him when squeezing through.

An isolation ward was prepared in Chiang Rai hospital in anticipation of the successful rescue of the team, where the 13 boys are being treated.

The first four boys to be rescued were allowed to be seen by their parents through a glass window. Two of the boys may be suffering from pneumonia infections, though Thai health officials say that, overall, the first two groups are “healthy and smiling.”

On Tuesday morning, the doctor’s prognosis was that “This morning, all eight are in good health, with no fever and in a good mood. They miss their home and they are happy.”

The group is expected to be kept in the hospital for observation for at least seven days, because of risk of rare infections and due to their weakened immune systems.

Timeline: JUNE 23 Twelve members of a soccer team, ages 11 to 16, together with their 25-year-old coach, enter Thailand's Tham Luang Nang Non cave. They are unable to exit when a sudden rainstorm floods the entrance to the cave. A search and rescue mission begins. Local officials find bicycles locked to a fence and bags and sandals close to the entrance.

JUNE 24 Handprints and footprints believed to be the boys’ are found.

Relatives start to keep vigil outside the cave. The search is suspended due to rising waters.

JUNE 25 Thai Royal Navy SEAL divers enter the cave.

JUNE 26 Rushing floodwaters force divers out of the cave.

JUNE 27 U.S. military personnel, pararescuemen and survival specialists, as well as British diving experts join the search.

inside the cave, more equipment is flown in by plane, and hundreds of air tanks and important supplies are pullied into the cave.

JULY 2 Two British divers find all 12 boys and their coach alive in the cave, perched on a shelf above the floodwaters. The news is greeted with jubilation, but attention soon turns to the difficult task of getting the boys out.

after his oxygen runs out in the cave system, proving the riskiness of the operation before them.

JULY 7 Rescue efforts heighten due to forecast of heavy rains and depleting oxygen levels inside the cave, though rescue operations chief says that boys are not ready to dive to safety.

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Medical help and supplies, fresh water, food and blankets are brought, as rescuers explore rescue options.

Eighteen expert divers enter the cave and emerge after 11 hours, as night falls, with four boys. The team takes a break to rest and to replenish oxygen and other supplies.

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Boys are taught to use diving equipment, as teams pump out water around the clock to help clear a path for divers.

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JULY 6 One Thai Navy SEAL diver dies

JULY 10 A third attempt is made for the four remaining boys and their coach, finally bringing them all out to safety. The three remaining Navy SEALS and a medical doctor leave the cave, too.

JUNE 28 Heavy duty pumps are brought, although downpours temporarily halt the rescue.

JUNE 29 Teams from China join the rescue effort.

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“Rabi (Yehudah Hanasi) would say: ‘Which is the proper path for man to choose for himself? Whatever beautifies the one who does it and beautifies him [in the eyes of] mankind.’”

(Avos 2:1) THE PURPOSE OF A YID is to be fully committed to serving Hashem. We try to fulfill this obligation by davening three times each day, learning whenever we can, working to sustain our families and keeping them on the derech haTorah, and providing our children with the proper chinuch. In this mishnah, however, the Tanna adds another condition. Rabi tells us that the proper path is one that “beautifies the one who does it and beautifies him [in the eyes of] mankind.” What is the meaning of this, and why is it necessary?

When serving Hashem, our avodah often becomes systematic with time. We try to protect ourselves by remaining in an environment that is sheltered from outside disturbances, and we keep “following the system” and doing things the same way again and again.

Everyone recognizes that today it is so much easier to follow the path of avoseinu hakdoshim, who fought so much with their exceptional emunah to ensure that the derech haTorah will remain in their families for generations to come. Their living conditions were much worse than ours. They didn’t have all the comforts we have today, such as a choice of shuls, minyanim, mikvaos, kosher food, clothing, Yiddish schools in spacious buildings with heating and cooling systems, and so much more. For them, the path of Torah was much more difficult and was strewn with numer-

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ous obstacles. If so, why is it so hard for us to find time to learn and daven properly, without interruptions and distractions?

Why are we not consumed with the desire to connect to Hashem?!

In the second part of birchas haTorah we ask that Hashem should “make sweet the words of Torah… and we, and our children and our grandchildren… should all know Your name.”

Chazal teach us that the only way to remember Torah is by being truly amazed by every piece of Torah that we learn. Of course, we can only be amazed

The real connection occurs only when there is mutual enjoyment; when Hashem enjoys us, His children, and we enjoy and appreciate the opportunity to connect to our Father in Heaven. if we fully enjoy Torah learning. Thus, acquiring real Torah knowledge is only possible by becoming connected to and truly enjoying Torah.

The same applies to davening. Davening is an opportunity to connect to Hashem, but the real connection occurs only when there is mutual enjoyment; when Hashem enjoys us, His children, and we enjoy and appreciate the opportunity to connect to our Father in Heaven.

A boy once came home from cheder with a test on the parsha that his parents had to sign.

When the father opened the test, he saw a mark of 20%.

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son, “do you understand why you are davening and learning Torah each day?”

“Yes, because Hashem told us to do so,” the child replied.

“True, but why did Hashem tell us to do so?” the father asked.

“Because that’s what He said.”

“Hashem told us to do this,” the father explained, “because He wants us to be connected to Him, so that He can protect us and give us many good things.

It’s in our best interest to be connected to Hashem. When you daven and learn, don’t do it for me, for your melamdim or for Hashem. Do it for yourself.

Do you want a connection with Hashem that is only 20 percent there, or do you want more?”

The boy clearly understood his father’s message and promised to put in more effort into his work.

Hashem gave us the Torah not only so that we should be connected to Him because He wants it this way, but also so that we can gain pleasure from our relationship with Him. Hashem desires a mutually enjoyable relationship, because only when that connection is sweet and enjoyable will it remain strong and forever.

This, indeed, is what Rabi Yehuda Hanasi is teaching us by saying that we must choose a path that will beautify us. When we truly take pleasure in our avodas Hashem, our avodah will beautify us from the inside, and the result will be a beautiful, mutually enjoyable connection that will help us merit Hashem’s protection, hashpa’as tovos and yeshuos in every aspect of our life.

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When Is A Good Time To Follow A Diet?

You don't have to look very far to notice that the way we are going about losing weight is not the long term solution.

Instead, what we see is those of us that are able How many times do you have to nag your kids to stick to the structure of the diet achieve some or be nagged by your parents/spouse to get something done. level of success.

Popular diets.. Nutritionist.. The advancement and discussion of nutrition knowledge is all critical.

It seems that what makes people lose weight isn't a secret ingredient at all but rather it is the structure provided by dieting.

I mean, if we didn’t advance in our knowledge we would all still be eating trans-fat in the name of health.

This is even more evident when you look at the research regarding breakfast.

Nutritionist are very knowledgeable people.

They are well versed when it comes to the relationship that food plays with the chemical balance of the body.

With this depth of knowledge they can design a plan that, if followed, can predict how a person's physical and mental being should be a couple of years down the line.

This is critical for those of us that need to have our body down to a science such as athletes.

On the other hand those of us that don't really have so much at stake when it comes to our weight Taking extreme measures such as; calorie counting, rigid meal plans, nutrition timing, and so on are all great strategies to help bring attention to what you are eating but are completely unnecessary.

Yes, we need to be healthy however, we don't have to have the physical aspect down to the tee.

Most people have the idea that the special ingredient that a diet promotes, may it be the removal of an entire food groups, shakes or whatever, is the reason they lose weight.

Everyone believes that breakfast is the 'most important meal of the day.'

On the days you eat breakfast you are expected to lose weight. On the days you don't eat breakfast you will gain weight.

When you look at the science, you will find that there are studies that show eating breakfast helped with weight loss. There were also those that showed skipping breakfast helped with weight loss.

The common dominant between the experiments were that in both studies they put the participants on a daily routine.

On the other hand if you create your own healthy structure - a structure that aligns with the things you value most, how much more likely are you to stick to the routine?

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Superpops

Recipes and Photography by: Ruchi from @Cookstas Why do I call these Superpops? These refreshing and healthy popsicles are most definitely super — because they are each made with fresh superfruits.

Superfruits refer to nutrient-rich fruits that are very beneficial because of their high amounts of antioxidants in the right combinations. The best perk of adding these fruits to your day is that they’re just so appealing!

When preparing these recipes, feel free to rearrange the layers of fruit to your liking. The lemonade recipe I included is more watery than the standard recipe to make the pops more firm and slightly less sweet. You may adjust the water amount depending on your taste.

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Strawberries, like most berries, boast lots of vitamin C and folate. Pair them with mangoes — another superfruit that has been shown to fight certain types of cancer and aid in memory and concentration — and you’ve got a sizeable team of nutrients at work.

StrawberryMango Superpops

DIRECTIONS INGREDIENTS For the lemonade: 4 T. sugar ½ cup hot water

1. To make the lemonade, stir the sugar and hot water in a large pitcher until dissolved. Add the lemon juice and cold water and mix well. Alternatively, you can mix 2 cups of store-bought lemonade (I prefer organic) with 1 cup of water. Set aside.

2. If using frozen strawberries, do not thaw. Slice the strawberries thinly and place into popsicle molds, about one to two slices per pop. They should fill approximately a third of the pop.

6 T. freshly squeezed lemon juice (approximately 3 lemons)

3. Peel and finely dice the mango. Add the mango pieces to the molds until filled two-thirds of the way.

2 cups cold water

4. Place another one to two strawberry slices to top off each mold.

1 cup strawberries (frozen or fresh) 1 ripe mango

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5. Slowly pour the lemonade mixture into each mold, leaving ¼-inch headspace. You may have extra, depending on how much fruit is in the mold. Feel free to drink the rest or save it for another Superpops recipe.

6. Freeze for about an hour (freezing time will vary) until the tops of the pops are just beginning to freeze. Insert a popsicle stick into the center of each mold and return to the freezer. Freeze until completely frozen.

I associate the fruits inside these Superpops with sun. They just look so bright and happy! When it’s hot and sunny and you’re spending the day outdoors, you will be pleased to have these on hand. Feel free to use either type of kiwi; golden kiwi is sweeter, while the standard green ones are more tart. Both have an amazing blend of soluble and insoluble fiber to help with digestion and weight loss. Oranges and pineapples both reduce inflammation and boost your immune system.

Sunny Superpops

DIRECTIONS INGREDIENTS For the lemonade: 4 T. sugar ½ cup hot water 6 T. freshly squeezed lemon juice (approximately 3 lemons) 2 cups cold water

1. To make the lemonade, stir the sugar and hot water in a large pitcher until dissolved. Add the lemon juice and cold water and mix well. Alternatively, you can mix 2 cups of store-bought lemonade (I prefer organic) with 1 cup of water. Set aside.

2. Cut the pineapple into very small chunks and add to the bottoms of popsicle molds, filling a quarter of each pop.

3. Slice the orange into ¼-inch slices and remove the rind by cutting around the flesh with a sharp paring knife. Cut the slices in halves or quarters and add one to two to each pop.

4. Peel and slice the kiwi into very thin slices. Add one slice to each pop.

1 cup fresh pineapple 1 navel orange 1 golden kiwi

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5. Slowly pour the lemonade mixture into each mold, leaving ¼-inch headspace. You may have extra depending on how much fruit is in the mold. Feel free to drink the rest or save it for another Superpops recipe.

6. Freeze for about an hour (freezing time will vary) until the tops of the pops are just beginning to freeze. Insert a popsicle stick into the center of each mold and return to the freezer. Freeze until completely frozen.

Once you’ve mastered the other two recipes, give it all you’ve got and try these rainbow pops. It’s a perfect way to use up any extra fruit in the house. Including an array of color in your Superpops guarantees a show-stopping presentation that will leave everyone wanting another pop! In addition to the fruits in the other recipes, these include a blood orange (pricey, but worth it!) for color and nutrition, and lowcarb blueberries with a ton of antioxidants.

INGREDIENTS For the lemonade: 4 T. sugar ½ cup hot water 6 T. freshly squeezed lemon juice (approximately 3 lemons) 2 cups cold water

½ cup diced mango 1 green kiwi, sliced thinly 1 cup blueberries 1 blood orange, sliced thinly and rind removed

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Rainbow Superpops

DIRECTIONS 1. To make the lemonade, stir the sugar and hot water in a large pitcher until dissolved. Add the lemon juice and cold water and mix well. Alternatively, you can mix 2 cups of store-bought lemonade (I prefer organic) with 1 cup of water. Set aside.

2. Add the fruits to popsicle molds in any arrangement of your liking. Try using three to four types of fruit per pop, and vary the order in which you place them. Tip: Blueberries work best in the middle or at the bottom of the pop (closest to the stick).

3. Slowly pour the lemonade mixture into each mold, leaving ¼-inch headspace. You may have extra depending on how much fruit is in the mold. Feel free to drink the rest or save it for another Superpops recipe.

4. Freeze for about an hour (freezing time will vary) until the tops of the pops are just beginning to freeze. Insert a popsicle stick into the center of each mold and return to the freezer.

Freeze until completely frozen.

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Admit it, at least once during the summer you think to yourself: How did people survive without air conditioning?! For me, that thought occurs at least twice daily when I dash between home and the arriving school bus. Because, let’s face it, air conditioning is clearly the world’s best invention, with indoor plumbing following behind as a close second. But air conditioning has only been around since 1902, and didn’t become widely available until nearly midcentury, meaning that people suffered in the heat for thousands of years!

But what if… those people didn’t actually suffer? (At least not everybody, all of the time.) Could it be that some ancient wisdom helped people feel cool when the temperature began to rise? Let’s explore the ways humanity has survived in the hottest of times and places.

ANCIENT EGYPT There’s good reason that ancient Egypt was considered the pinnacle of the advanced world in its heyday.

Despite the scorching desert weather, which often reaches an average of 104 degrees, Egyptians beat the heat by using evaporative cooling, a technique that brought down the temperature in their homes to a more bearable degree. Mats made of reeds were soaked and then hung in the windows of Egyptian homes, allowing the wind to blow through them and evaporate the water.

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When that happened, the temperature dropped, leaving inhabitants much more comfortable.

Many years later, when the English occupied India, they used this same method by leaving the ends of cotton/linen curtains in a bucket of water. The curtain wicked up the water, and the breeze would filter through it, creating a cooling sensation.

Back in Egypt, Paroh was also kept cool by fan-bearers who'd wave ostrich feather fans near him to create a breeze. yakhch훮l

PERSIA Over in Persia, ice was to be had year-round. The invention of the yakhcha-l, a conical building used for ice (and sometimes food) storage meant that royalty could have iced desserts in even the hottest of weather. These buildings were actually so affordable that nearly every member of society had access to a yakhcha-l. An integral part of Persian life, they are still being used today. Built with thick walls of water-resistant material, the yakhcha-l has a large underground space in which water channeled from an aqueduct rests. When air enters the yakhcha-l, the cold air comes into contact with the water and freezes it, while the hot air exits through the opening at the top. In this way, water frozen during the cold season is able to retain its chill even in the summer. Some yakhcha-ls also feature b창dgirs, or windcatchers.

B창dgirs are found atop many Middle Eastern buildings, not just in Persia. Some are open only to one side, while others can have as many as eight openings. They work on the same principle: bring fresh wind in, move hot air out.

B창dgirs

Air drawn out on leeward side

Windcatcher

VICTORIAN ERA Air drawn down into interior of house

VICTORIAN ERA, ENGLAND The Victorians used architectural design to combat heat.

Taking into consideration the nature of heat to rise, homes were designed with high ceilings to give inhabitants extra room between themselves and the hot air. Tall recessed windows placed on either side of the house acted as windcatchers, shaded the inside of the building from direct sun entry,

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and harnessed the power of cross-ventilation.

Covered porches also helped protect homes from direct sunlight, as well as gave the occupants a shady place to sit out of doors. Covered porches, especially wrap-arounds, were also extremely popular in the American south.

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Hand fan

Contrary to everything you’ve ever been told about dressing for the summer, it turns out the best color to wear in the heat is actually black, as the Bedouin are known to wear in the desert. But it all depends on how it is worn. While we’ve all been taught that white reflects the sun’s heat, we were never told that it also reflects our internal body heat — causing it to come right back at us. Black, on the other hand, absorbs both the sun’s heat and our own heat. The trick to dissipating those heats is to wear loose-fitting clothing, like bedouin robes. This captures the breeze and pushes heat out of the clothing, leaving you feeling a lot cooler.

Also seemingly contrary to common wisdom is the fact that the Bedouin drink hot tea as a cooling mechanism. How does that work? Similar to Egyptian evaporative cooling, tea causes the body to sweat, which is then whisked away by breeze, after which the drinker feels cooler. Note that this only works in low-humidity environments.

CHINA

homes in caves

The imperial families of ancient China enjoyed “the cool room,” in which water was sprayed from the ceiling and wind was produced from a fan, ensuring that all who entered were treated to a form of ancient air conditioning.

One of the earliest types of fans was a simple mechanism in which a door panel was hung from the ceiling and connected to foot pedals by a string. By operating the foot pedal, the panel would swing to and fro, causing a breeze.

Hand fans were also popular throughout the ages in China, as well as in Japan, and were appreciated not only for their cooling capabilities, but also as works of art.

In some areas of China, as well as many other places in the world, people made their homes in caves (and some still do!). These caves remain at a stable temperature year-round, typically ranging from 50–70°, depending on location.

Porcelain pillows were also smooth and cool, helping to relieve the heat, though otherwise, comfort seems questionable to me...

ROMANS

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The Romans have gone down in history for their massive aqueduct system that transported water over long distances.

These aqueducts also pumped water into the walls of the wealthy’s homes. The cool water traveling between the stone

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walls lowered the temperature of their houses. Stone homes in general, such as is common in the Middle East, retain cold more easily than wooden or brick ones.

AMERICA aqueduct system

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As part of the Homestead Act, which allowed settlers to acquire a large plot of land for cheap, homesteaders were required to plant at least 40 acres of trees on a 160-acre plot.

Wise homesteaders planted trees around their homes to provide protection, shade and a filter for hot air.

Swimming holes were popular in rural spots for sweltering days, though cities had a notable lack of amenities for cooling down its inhabitants. Tenement housing was the worst, with many apartments packed together, thereby increasing the heat load, and it was nearly impossible to create a crossbreeze to cool the complex. Residents spent many a summer night on tenement roofs, trying to catch a breeze.

Some big cities provided water fountains where people could dunk their heads to cool off. Awnings, too, provided a bit of shade in lieu of luxurious wrap-around porches. For the upper class though, it was considered uncouth to feel hot — so they just pretended they weren’t!

OTHER WAYS TO KEEP COOL Okay, let’s face it. Even with all of those great inventions of way back when, people were hot, though they may have had some relief at times. (The mesiras nefesh of previous generations to sit and learn despite the heat is astounding!) In our generation, we are so blessed to have air conditioning, but did you know that much of the world still doesn’t have it? Here are some other ways to get cool: TAKE A NAP! Many people in hot climates break up the day by taking a nap, accomplishing everything they need to during the cooler morning and evening hours. (Ever tried shopping at 2 p.m. in Eretz Yisroel?)

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ELECTRIC FANS Window fans can provide tremendous relief when one fan is set to suck fresh air in, while the other is set to funnel hot air out.

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Add a spritz of water to the fan’s breeze, and you’ve got it made! You can also put a block of ice in front of a fan to get similar cooling.

SLEEP IN A HAMMOCK An invention of South America, the hammock is not only cozy, but provides great ventilation while you sleep. Not only does it allow body heat to dissipate, you can feel the breeze more easily as well.

ICE PACKS Freeze a large bottle of water, put it in a pillowcase, and cuddle it like a teddy as you drift off to sleep. This cools the core temperature, leaving you more comfortable.

Alternatively, you can use regular ice packs on the neck or other areas to bring relief.

WET LINEN It’s probably not a great idea to completely soak your bed, but slightly wetting linen when in a situation of no AC can help you manage the heat.

ACCLIMATIZE If all else fails, you’ll just have to get used to it. In general, acclimating to a new situation of heat (or cold) takes around two weeks. Over the course of time, the body learns a new normal, and rebalances its physiological response to temperatures only a short time prior considered extreme.

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Hearing from four graduates concluded the evening with impactful statements of appreciation. Adina Kohansion thanked TTI and Excelsior for, 1) being able to pursue my degree within my seminary ideals 2) unparalleled support from their warm and personable advisors 3) the comfort and accessibility and 4) finally, the solid education”.

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Summer’s a season for the kids. No one’s badgering them to pull on their hats and mittens, there’s no homework to do, and the world is suddenly larger and brighter. And hotter. But who cares? All they need to do is get wet and even wetter, and what better fun is there, anyway?

Here are some ideas to get you started, and remember: The more kids playing, the more fun it’ll be!

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Fill ‘Em Up This game needs at least four players.

Take two empty seltzer bottles, and cut a 2-inch hole into the front of each of them. The holes should be positioned approximately halfway up the bottle.

Tie a string around each bottle, leaving a long string hanging on each side.

Position the bottles onto the heads of two players, using the dangling string to secure it around their chin. Two additional players should be armed with filled squirt guns, and each should partner with one of their bottlewearing friends. The players with the bottles should be equal distances away from the players with the squirt guns, and the game is on! Who can fill their bottle faster? Disclaimer: Some water might miss the bottle…

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Aim… and Splash!

Divide the players into two teams, and set each team up with a bunch of water balloons and a colander. Taking turns so that each kid can get a chance to get wet, have one player from each team stand with a colander on top of their head, and have a second player from each team toss a filled water balloon into the colander. Which team will manage to catch all their water balloons? And even more fun, how many of them will pop over their heads?

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Pass the Balloon Give “Pass the Ball” a little more “pop,” and pass around water balloons instead.

And whoever is the one “to hold it last,” gets to pop the water balloon over their head. And no gentle tapping; only a splash counts!

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Water Snake This is another twist on an old classic. Arrange all players in a semicircle. Position a hose on the ground directly across from them, and sweep it from side to side. Players should jump whenever the stream reaches their feet, and whoever gets their feet wet is out!

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Squirt Gun Race Punch a small hole onto the bottom of two (or more, depending on how many players you want competing at a time) heavier plastic cups. Thread each cup onto a long measure of string (approximately the length of a medium-sized room), and hang the two (or more) strings horizontally side by side. Hand each player a squirt gun, and position them in front of a cup so that they should face the open side of the cup, and not the bottom with the hole. Now one... two... three... squiiirt! Who will be the first to push their cup all the way to the end of the string, using only the force of water to get it there?

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Balls in a Square This activity can be enjoyed by even very young children.

To play, form a large square on the ground (measuring approximately 15 feet x 15 feet) using string (or chalk, if it’s on pavement). Place balls of varying sizes and weights inside the square, and hand the player a hose. The player should then use the force of the water to propel all the balls outside of the square.

Older players: Form two squares, fill them both with balls, and have two players compete against each other to see who can clear their square first!

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This is another game played with two teams and is great for older kids. The night before this game is played, take two extra-large T-shirts, drench them in water, and freeze them individually in plastic bags. Make sure the T-shirts are folded and excess water is squeezed out before you freeze them. When it’s time to play, hand each team a frozen T-shirt, and have them choose a player from their team who will actually have to put it on! Players will try to defrost this T-shirt as quickly as possible, and the team whose player first wears their T-shirt wins!

For Toddlers

What is more fun than splashing, pouring and spilling water? Set up your toddler outside with a few basins and containers filled with water, along with plastic cups, spoons, eye droppers, funnels and whatever else you can think of. Color the water with food coloring for added fun, and if your child knows colors, you can even add color-coordinating balls and have them put each ball in matching water! For preschool-aged children, you can add some colored ice cubes to up the fun factor.

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Half Empty, or Half Full?

Line up a few rows of plastic cups on a table, and fill half of them with water. The filled ones should be randomly scattered among the empty ones. The kids playing should line up a fair distance away from the table, and taking turns, one child at a time should approach the table blindfolded, choose a cup (no peeking or checking!) and turn it over upside-down over their head. Which lucky choosers will get splashed?

Older players: Have a second blindfolded player choose the cup for you, so you don’t know what’s coming!

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For the Pool Scrabble Scramble Cut a bunch of cellulose sponges in half, and draw a letter onto each half. For added fun, the back of each “tile” can get another letter. Toss the sponges into the pool, and players can race to form words!

Younger players: Have the younger kids look out for easy two-, three- or four-letter words they can form. Set difficulty level based on age and abilities.

Older players: Divide older players into two teams, and have them scramble to collect sponges and form words. The team with the longest word wins!

Ping Pong Toss Throw a bunch of ping pong balls into the water, and players should race to find them and toss them into an empty tube.

Younger players: Kids who are just learning to swim can challenge themselves by trying to clear the pool of ping pong balls all by themselves.

Older players: Older kids can compete in teams, each with their own tube.

They can then either compete to see which team will land more ping pong balls, or color half the ping pong balls before the game, assign one sort to each team, and then race to see which team can first locate and toss all their ping pong balls into their tube!

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When frozen classics get boring and elaborate desserts get messy, don’t give up just yet! Here are some simple frozen treats you can make without shlepping out that blender or heating your oven.

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Easy Sandwich Ice Cream

ChocolateBanana Bites

Combining two old-time favorites, these ice cream sandwiches are simple to make, using classics like chocolate chip cookies and Dixie cups. Working with one at a time while leaving the rest frozen, run a butter knife around the ice cream and remove from cup. Slice in half, then place each half between two large chocolate chip cookies.

Wrap in plastic wrap and freeze.

A fuel-boosting treat, these can be made simply as chocolate-covered bananas or taken up a notch with a peanut butter filling. Slice overripe bananas and freeze on a cookie sheet. Melt chocolate, adding a bit of coconut oil, if desired, for smoother consistency. Using a toothpick, dip frozen banana slices in chocolate and freeze again on a cookie sheet. For a nuttier treat, spread peanut butter over one banana slice, cover with another slice, then freeze. Once frozen, dip in melted chocolate and refreeze.

Fresh Fruit Pops Turn fruit into a refreshing summer treat by making these pops. Slice fruits and/or berries, place them in ice pop molds, then fill with lemonade, soda — or coconut water for an even healthier treat!

Cookies and Milk Take your childhood cookies and milk to a whole 'nother level by turning them into frozen treats! Dip sandwich cookies in heavy cream and freeze immediately on parchment-lined sheets. Redip once frozen for a richer cream. Vanilla yogurt also works beautifully!

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Yogurt Drops

Less-Mess Ice Pops

Reminiscent of my favorite childhood treats that I no longer find in the groceries, these yogurt bites are as healthy as they are fun to eat! Fill a Ziploc bag with Greek yogurt, then pipe onto a parchmentlined cookie sheet. Optional: Sprinkle yogurt drops with sprinkles before freezing.

Alternatively, this can also be made in a fruity version by using fruit puree (or applesauce). Note: yogurt bites are best consumed straight out of the freezer.

What if our ices could melt into… solids? This may sound unfeasible, but it is, in fact, possible! Using jello as its base, these ice pops “melt” into a gel-like consistency as opposed to liquid! Though they may not be 100 percent dripless, they certainly drip less. For each package of jello, add ¼ cup sugar, 1 cup boiling water, stir well and then add 1 cup lukewarm water. Freeze and enjoy!

Magic Yogurt Pops

Rainbow Trifle Bowls

Making homemade yogurt pops can’t get easier than these, made directly in their cups! Cut a slit in the yogurt cover, insert a popsicle stick, and freeze. When serving, run lukewarm water over the bottom part of the cups for a half minute to ease removal.

Turn old-fashioned freeze pops into a statement! Defrost freeze pops for about 5 minutes, then pour them into a trifle bowl to create a striking dessert!

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Flavor-Changing Ice Drinks Refreshing for both adults and kids, this summer treat adds a splash of color to your party! Make colorful ice cubes using soda, Kool-Aid or melted freeze pops. Fill cup with ice cubes, then fill with lemonade or soda, and enjoy the flavor change as the ice cubes melt!

Glitter Grapes Frozen grapes have always been a goto in our home, but these glitter grapes are a winner! Rinse grapes in water and fill bowls with jello powder. While grapes are still damp but not dripping wet, roll grapes in jello and freeze on parchmentlined sheets. I prefer double coating them for richer flavor. Keep frozen until ready to serve.

Magic Slushies Watch soda turn into slush right before your eyes! This takes practice, but it’s well worth it! First, shake an unopened bottle of soda vigorously for about 15 seconds, then place it in a clear space in the freezer. The goal is to get the soda as cold as possible without freezing it. This will depend on bottle size, freezer temperature and even where in the freezer it’s placed. I used a 2-liter bottle and checked it every 15 minutes after the 2-hour mark. When testing freezing time, be consistent with the bottle size as well as place in freezer so you can time it accurately. About an hour before it’s ready, place a glass cup into the freezer. Remove soda from freezer. In quick motion, unscrew the cap just a bit to let some air out. Tighten the cap again and turn bottle upside down. Turn it back upright and watch the soda magically turn into slush! Pour into the frosted glass. Enjoy!

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Ice cubes aren’t just for keeping your drinks cold. Now they serve decorative purposes, too, with these original flower designs! Pour ¾ cup colored liquid (soda, Kool-Aid, freeze pops) into the bottom of a two-liter soda bottle to create these striking flowers.

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What’s summer without ice cream? But what’s ice cream that leaves you with sticky messes or aching arms? Here are some tips to make your ice cream experience as smooth as ice cream should be.

• Soak ice cream scoops in hot water prior to serving to make ice cream scooping a breeze.

• Store ice cream tubs in freezer Ziploc bags to keep ice cream smooth.

• Prevent leaky ice cream cones by sticking a mini marshmallow (or more) into the bottom of the cone.

• Foil cupcake liners make the perfect disposable drip catchers for ice pops! Simply slide the stick through the liner.

• Get a clear cut every time by storing your freeze pops upright between your freezer shelf slats.

• Get less cloudy ice cubes by boiling purified water, cooling it and reboiling it prior to freezing.

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Summer is synonymous with fresh, cool water.

We enjoy drinking it, spraying it, splashing it and swimming or boating in it. Like all adventures, however, it comes with its associated risks. In this week’s article, we’ll talk about water safety.

WATER HIKING Hiking in a stream can be a lot of fun and very dangerous at the same time. When water hiking, make sure you’re wearing appropriate footwear that will stay firmly on your feet. Make sure your group stays together throughout the hike. Beware of plants that may not be your friend. Realize that water can drop suddenly and can increase in pressure and/or speed suddenly. Always check the weather to make sure there is no flash flood warning (even if it’s not raining in the area).

SWIMMING IN A LAKE Jumping into a wild lake after a long hike can be a real thrill. As adventurous as it may seem, though, it is generally not such a good idea and is outlawed in many places. You never know if you’re messing with turtles, snakes, beavers or their friends. It’s their home, and you may not always be a welcome guest.

And jumping off a cliff into water can be deadly.

POOL SAFETY Never leave children alone in or near the pool, even for a moment. Make sure pool gates self-close and self-latch at a height children can't reach. Keep rescue equipment and a portable telephone near the pool.

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Beware: There are reports of some commercialgrade above-ground pool ladder locks that are very climbable by toddlers! These ladder locks should not be used.

CALLING FOR HELP: • Always know the location and address of the pool you’re using in case you need to call Hatzoloh.

• In case of emergency, one person should call for help while others join in the rescue.

• When sending someone to call Hatzoloh or 911, ask them to come back and report to you that they called. Many times there is confusion as to who was asked to call, and ultimately, precious time is lost without professional help being called.

An adult can struggle in water for about three minutes, but a child can only remain above water for less than thirty seconds. Therefore, action should be taken very quickly to rescue a drowning person.

If someone is drowning where there is no lifeguard on duty, and Hatzoloh has been called, you can try rescuing the drowning victim by reaching out to them from the pool deck by hand or with an object such as a tree branch, towel, noodle or pole. You can also throw them a safety ring attached to a long rope (usually found at pools).

An untrained individual approaching a drowning victim can be risky (as a drowning person may be thrashing about or may try to climb onto the rescuer to be able to breathe, pushing the rescuer under water) and should be done with great caution.

BOATING SAFETY In 81 percent of boating-related deaths last year, the boats were operated by individuals who did not possess a nationally approved boating safety education certificate. In our area, one must hold a boating safety certificate in order to legally operate a boat. And that’s a good thing.

According to the U.S. Coast Guard, in 2017 there were 4,291 accidents that involved 658 deaths and 2,629 injuries as a result of recreational boating. The good news is that as a result of outreach and education, these numbers actually represent a decrease from the year before.

Wear life jackets! In 84.5 percent of cases, the victims were not wearing a life jacket. Adults should wear life jackets for their own protection and to set a good example for kids.

Overall, the top five primary contributing factors in accidents are operator inattention, improper lookout, operator inexperience, machinery failure and alcohol.

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In addition to immersing ourselves in water, we must make certain to drink enough water as well. According to the National Park Service, “During the summer months, your fluid/electrolyte loss can exceed two quarts per hour if you hike uphill in direct sunlight during the hottest part of the day.” This is a serious matter for all outdoor adventurists.

Wearing light-colored and lightweight clothing can help. Wearing clothing that prevents direct sun exposure (yes, long sleeves and a hat) will prevent you from losing fluids. Wearing breathable material will also make a big difference.

In dryer climates (out west), your thirst mechanism is easily fooled by the dry air. Do not wait until you start feeling thirsty to begin replacing lost fluid. By the time you are thirsty, you are already dehydrated! It is always a good idea to pre-hydrate. Drink lots of fluids before you start your hike.

What to drink? Water is the most logical form of hydration since it is readily available and junkless. However, when losing large amounts of water through perspiration, we need to also replenish electrolytes. Electrolytes are a group of minerals your body needs and include sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium.

This is where sport drinks or trail mix snacks come in. For example, salty snacks replenish sodium levels, bananas replenish potassium, almonds replenish magnesium, and apricots help replenish calcium.

Drinking from lakes and streams is a no-no.

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EVERYONE’S FAVORITE VEHICLE The first specialized ice cream truck, with a custom-built soft-serve ice cream machine, was introduced in 1956 by Mister Softee (whose trucks are still on the streets).

The first ice cream truck is credited to Harry Burt of Youngstown, Ohio, who developed a frozen ice cream on a stick in the 1920s, and wanting to promote it, employed a dozen truck drivers to sell it around town.

The trucks were fitted with mechanical bells that the drivers would ring to get people’s attention.

Burt’s Good Humor trucks lasted for 50 years, until the 1970s when their fleet was sold.

Even the biggest ice cream addict must admit that ice cream is a luxury and not a necessity. Surprisingly, though, the ice cream truck business fared a lot better than most during the Depression; many who had to give up on a lot of life’s pleasures could still afford the nickel a frozen treat off the truck cost. During that time, vendors also began offering the twin popsicles that parents would break in half and divide between two children.

There are two basic safety measures ice cream trucks must take to protect their target customer base: the children who are lured to Mommy’s wallet, and then out to the streets. Large red signs and/or flashing lights alert other drivers to the possible presence of children near the street. In addition, the service window is always located on the curb side of the truck, so that children shouldn’t dart out onto the street unprotected.

ICE CREAM WITH A BRACHA The first kosher ice cream truck was introduced by Mr. Ephraim Klein of Klein’s ice cream fame, from where he sold delicious chalav Yisroel treats to the grandparents of today’s youngsters.

On Klein’s 60th anniversary, the Klein family set out on a mission to locate the original Klein’s truck, as it was the perfect icon with which to celebrate their legacy. It took a lengthy search for it to be located in a corner in Michigan. It had the markings of the 1950s era, and after careful research, it was proven to indeed be the authentic truck. Klein’s purchased the truck, and it’s been in their possession since.

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Bazel debuted in 2006 with its first kosher ice cream truck that was actually a mini school bus painted pink.

Slim chance that there are any youngsters in Monsey who don’t know this song by heart, but here are the words of the famous jingle sung by singer Chaim Fogelman: Come and make a bracha, a bracha, a bracha / Come and make a bracha, the kosher ice cream truck is here / We’ve got ice cream and ices, and boy, you’ll love our prices / It’s cold and refreshing / Come and up and make a blessing / Come and make a bracha, a bracha, a bracha / Come and make a bracha, the kosher ice cream truck is here!

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AMPHIBIOUS ICE CREAM TRUCK

No, the sun didn’t do that! This melting truck was sculpted as part of an Australian sculpting exhibition and earned its artists a $5,000 reward.

This British truck goes on land and on water.

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This truck’s customers can’t sue if their product does not last long under the Texan sun.

Have your ice cream, and where to eat it, too.

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‫אין קעגנזאץ געדענק איך אויך די מיין‬ ‫אומחשק צו צוהעלפן מיטן אייגענע הויז‬ ‫ווירשאפט‪ .‬גיין העלפן די שכינה וועט זיך‬ ‫דאך לאזן פיל בעסער צוריק "הערן"‪.‬‬

‫חסד‬ ‫די מצוה פון טון ביי אונז אין שטוב‪,‬‬ ‫אן אקט וואס קיינער וועט אויסרימען‬ ‫דען דאס זענען די געווענליכע פליכטן‬ ‫פון א טאכטער‪ ,‬האב איך איבערגעלאזט‬ ‫פאר מיינע שוועסטערס‪ .‬און אין‬ ‫ווירקליכקייט‪ ,‬האבן זיי טאקע פיל‬ ‫מער געארבעט און געטון‪ .‬זיי האבן‬ ‫נישט פארברענגט צייט מיט גיין און‬ ‫קומען‪ ,‬מיט'אביסל' זיך אפרוען פון דעם‬ ‫שווערן אנשטרענגונג‪ ,‬מיט מיטטיילן‬ ‫די איבערלעבנישן און מיט וואספארא‬ ‫שטוב כ'האב דארט באגעגנט‪.‬‬ ‫און אזוי בין איך געווארן די‬ ‫אומגעקרוינטע "בעלת חסד" פון הויז‪.‬‬ ‫כ'פלעג זיך נאך אפילו לאזן טראכטן‬ ‫אין וועמען פון מיינע עלטערן בין איך‬ ‫געראטן מיט'ן טון אזויפיל חסד‪...‬איך‬ ‫האב זיך זייער גוט געפילט מיט דעם‬ ‫קרוין‪ .‬עס האט מיר נאך אויך געשיצט‬ ‫פון פיל אנדערע פליכטן פון וועלכע איך‬ ‫האב זיך געוואלט ארויסדרייען‪.‬‬ ‫איינמאל ווען איך האב אנגערופן‬ ‫אהיים‪ ,‬פון שטוב פון א פאמיליע‬ ‫אוואו איך בין אנגעקומען ערב שבת צו‬ ‫"ראטעווען" דעם שטוב פון אונטערגיין‪,‬‬ ‫האט מיר מיין שוועסטער געענטפערט‪:‬‬ ‫"אז דו ביסט שוין געגאנגען‪ ,‬איז בלייב‬ ‫דארט‪ .‬אבער זאלסט נאר וויסן‪ ,‬אז 'עניי‬ ‫עירך קודמין'‪"...‬‬ ‫כ'האב אפילו נישט געוואוסט גענוג‬ ‫וואס זי מיינט צו זאגן‪ .‬ס'האט מיר יא‬ ‫עפעס א ריר געטוען אין הארץ‪ ,‬אז‬ ‫זעט אויס אז אין שטוב ווען איך העלף‪,‬‬ ‫קען איך אויך איינעם ראטעווען‪ .‬אבער‬ ‫גאנץ שנעל איז דער ריכיגער געדאנק‬ ‫אדורכגעפלויגן‪ ,‬זעענדיג די פיל געשיר‬ ‫אין שיסל וואס האט אויסגעזען נישט‬ ‫געוואשן שוין פון זונטיג‪ ...‬ביי אונז‬ ‫אינדערהיים איז זיכער נישט דאס געווען‬ ‫דער מצב‪ ,‬רבקי מיין שוועסטער פלעגט‬ ‫דאך טאג טעגליך אויסגלאנצן די קאך‬ ‫ביזן סוף‪ .‬אבער קיינער האט געמאכט א‬ ‫וועזן דערפון‪.‬‬ ‫אזוי האב איך פארגעזעצט מיינע‬

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‫מיין נאמען איז מרים‪ .‬פון ווען איך געדענק זיך‪,‬‬ ‫האב איך שטענדיג געהאט א ווייכע הארץ וואס פלעגט‬ ‫זייער בארירט ווערן ווען איינער איז געטשעפעט‬ ‫געווארן‪ .‬ס'פלעגט מיר ווייטון פאר א צווייטע קינד‬ ‫וואס איז באעוול'ט געווארן‪ ,‬אדער פאר א ברודער‬ ‫וואס איז געשלאגן געווארן‪ ,‬אפילו ער האט עס רעכט‬ ‫פארדינט‪.‬‬ ‫מיין הנאה פון א פארברענג איז נישט געווען‬ ‫אגאנצע‪ ,‬אויב ער האט איינער געפעלט‪ .‬צו א חתונה‬ ‫פון א קאזין וואו מ'האט נישט מיטגענומען די גאנצע‬ ‫פאמיליע‪ ,‬איז מיר נישט ווערד געווען די שמחה‪.‬‬ ‫אביסל עלטער‪ ,‬זייענדיג ארום צוועלף ‪ -‬פערצן יאר‪,‬‬ ‫בין איך געווען שטענדיג די וועלכע פלעגט אנקלינגען‬ ‫פריינדינעאיבערצוואנציג מאל‪ ,‬אן זיך צו מייאש זיין‪,‬‬ ‫כדי צו מעלדן אויף א מסיבה וואס דארף פארקומען‬ ‫ווען כ'האב געוואוסט אז זי ווייסט נאך נישט דערפון‪.‬‬ ‫ס'האט נישט געפעלט אין מיין סביבה אזעלכע‪,‬‬ ‫וועלכע האבן אויפגעכאפט די "גוטע נשמה"‪ ,‬און עס‬ ‫געהאלטן אין איין קאמפלימענטירן‪.‬אין די פינעפטע‬ ‫קלאס‪ ,‬איז עס געווען די לערערין‪ ,‬וועלכע האט‬ ‫געזאגט פאר די גאנצע קלאס אז זיי מעגן זיך לערנען‬ ‫פון מרים‪ ,‬וואס זארגט פאר יעדן וואס ווערט פארגעסן‬ ‫צו באזארגט ווערן‪.‬שפעטער איז עס געווען מיין‬ ‫באבע תחי'‪ ,‬וואס האט דערציילט פאר די מומעס און‬ ‫פעטערס איבערן ים‪ ,‬ווי אזוי "מרים ראטעועט יעדן"‪.‬‬ ‫און נישט ווייניג מאל זענען עס געווען מיינע עלטערן‪,‬‬ ‫וואס האבן ריכטיג אנערקענטאין מיין ספעציעלע כאפ‬ ‫צו צוהעלפן אוואו עס שמעקט נאר פון עפעס וואס‬ ‫איז רחמנות'דיג‪.‬‬ ‫נאך ביז היינט‪ ,‬דרייסיג יאר שפעטער‪ ,‬קען איך זיך‬ ‫דערמאנען דעם קלארן און שארפן געפיל‪ ,‬פון א ווילן‬ ‫צו גיין צוהעלפן ביי די אונטערשטע שכינה וועלכע איז‬ ‫געווען מטופל מיט א שטוב פון קליינע קינדער‪ ,‬אבער‬

‫קינדער יארן‪ ,‬נאכלויפנדיג חסד‪ ,‬אלעס אינדרויסן‪ ,‬אוואו מען וועט‬ ‫רעדן דערפון‪.‬‬

‫פאראליזירט‬ ‫איינע פון די "גרויסע פראיעקטן" איז געווען‪ ,‬א קרובה אונזערע‬ ‫וואס איז נעבעך פאראליזירט געווארן אויף איר האלבן קערפער‪ .‬ווען‬ ‫זי איז נעבעך אנגעקומען צום מצב אז זי איז געבליבן צוגעשמידט צום‬ ‫בעט און געמוזט אנקומען צו חסדי בני אדם‪ ,‬האט זי נעבעך געוויינט‬ ‫און געבעטן מען זאל איר כאטש נישט אריינלייגן אין אן אנשטאלט‪,‬‬ ‫נאר טון וואס מעגליך איר צו האלטן אינדערהיים‪.‬‬ ‫דערצו האט מען איר געמוזט באדינען ממש ווי א קליין קינד אנטון‪,‬‬ ‫וואשן‪ ,‬עסן געבן‪ ,‬און נאך אזעלכע און ענדליכע געברויכן‪ .‬מען האט‬ ‫אויסגעקליבן ספעציעלע פרויען פון אונזער פאמיליע וואס קענען זיין‬ ‫פאסיג‪ ,‬און זיך איינגעטיילט לויט א סדר‪ ,‬ווער עס קומט פרישטיג‪,‬‬ ‫ווער מיטאג‪ ,‬און ווער אין אוונט‪.‬‬ ‫מיין מאמע זאל זיין געזונט‪ ,‬האט גענומען די שווערערע טייל‪ ,‬וואס‬ ‫דאס איז געווען איר ארום צו וואשן‪ .‬א לאנגע צייט האט זיך דער סדר‬ ‫שטרענג געהאלטן‪ ,‬אבער צוליב אומפארויסגעזענע סיבה‪ ,‬האט מיין‬ ‫מאמע תחי' געמוזט אוועקפארן אויף א צוויי וואכן‪ ,‬און דא איז געווארן‬ ‫אן ערנסטער פראבלעם‪ ,‬ווער וועט איר בייטן? מ'האט לאנג געטראכט‬ ‫אין פרובירט צו ערליידיגן איינעם אנדערש‪ ,‬אבער עס האט זיך נישט‬ ‫געלאזט‪ ,‬ביז מיין מאמע איז געקומען אויפן געדאנק אז זי קען מיר‬ ‫אריינשטעלן אין דעם תפקיד‪.‬‬ ‫כ'האב זעלבסט פארשטענדליך מסכים געווען‪ ,‬מיין הארץ איז מיר‬ ‫אויסגעגאנגען פאר רחמנות אויף לאה (די קרובה)‪ ,‬און אזוי האב איך‬ ‫זיך אויסגעלערנט אן ארבעט‪ ,‬וואס ווייניג מיידלעך אין מיין עלטער‬ ‫וואלטן געטון‪ .‬עס האט מיר טאקע פארבינדן אין געוויסע באשטימטע‬ ‫שעות‪ ,‬אבער עס איז אלץ כדי געווען‪ .‬נאכן לאזן הערן פאר די ארומיגע‬ ‫די "רמזים" פון די וויכטיגע זאך צו וואס איך מוז יעצט לויפן טון‪...‬‬ ‫מער פון אלעס איז אינטרעסאנט‪ ,‬אז כ'פלעג זיך נישט צופיל צום‬ ‫הארצן נעמען אויף דעם מאדנעם ערשיינונג אז איך טוה חסד בעיקר‬ ‫אז מען זאל וויסן‪ .‬אויב מיין גוט הארץ איז א נאטור‪ ,‬פארוואס האט זיך‬ ‫עס נישט אויסגעדריקט אין נאך צייטן?‬

‫נאך די חתונה‬ ‫נישט לאנג דערנאך‪ ,‬איז מרים די "אויסגערופענע" גוטע הארץ‪ ,‬א‬ ‫כלה געווארן‪ ,‬מ'האט נאך געזאגט א גוטס קלעפט צו גוטס‪ ,‬און "איין‬ ‫טריט פאר יענעם‪ ,‬שפארט מען הונדערט פאר זיך"‪ ...‬און נאך אזעלכע‬ ‫און ענליכע מליצות‪ ,‬וועלכע האבן געזאלט מיר געבן כח ווייטער צו‬ ‫פארזעצן מיין הערליכע ארבעט‪.‬‬ ‫נאך מיין חתונה האט זיך מיר ענטפלעקט א נייע וועלט‪ ,‬כשרונות‬ ‫מיט וועלכע דער באשעפער האט מיר געשאנקען האבן געלאזט‬ ‫צוהעלפן צו דאס וואס כ'האב שטענדיג געצויגן און ליב געהאט‪.‬‬ ‫עס פלעגן זיך צוטשעפען דא‪ ,‬אדער דארט‪ ,‬אזעלכע "רחמנות'ן"‪.‬‬

‫און איך פלעג זיי מיט'ן גאנצן הארץ אויסהערן‪ ,‬מיט'ן פולסטן געדולד‬ ‫אפווארטן‪ .‬און אין די צייט וואס מיין קינד האט זיך געבעטן עפעס א‬ ‫מעשה צו הערן‪ ,‬האט ער עס זייער ווייניג געקענט באקומען‪.‬‬ ‫שעות לאנג‪ ,‬איז דער טעלעפאן געווען צוגעשמידט צו מיין אויער‪,‬‬ ‫אמאל צו ראטעווען א קינפעטארן‪ ,‬און אמאל צו אויסהערן עפעס‬ ‫א צובראכענעם שלום‪-‬בית‪ ,‬און אמאל צו פארשטיין געבן עלטערן‬ ‫וואס צו טון מיט זייער פראבלעמאטישן קינד‪ .‬כ'בין געווען פארנומען‬ ‫דערמיט‪ ,‬און "געלעבט" דערפון‪.‬‬ ‫היינט קוק איך אויף צוריק און זע איין‪ ,‬אז כ'האב "געלעבט" פון‬ ‫יענעם'ס צרות! "געלעבט" פון די "פרישע סחורה" וואס כ'וועל האבן‬ ‫צו דערציילן‪...‬‬ ‫ווען ס'האט "געשמעקט" נאר מיט עפעס וואס מען קען העלפן‬ ‫אדער אויפטון‪ ,‬בין איך גרייט געווען‪ ,‬קיין אונטערשייד צי טאג צי נאכט‪.‬‬ ‫ביי א שמחה אין משפחה פלעג איך זיך זעצן נעבן די וועלכע קיינער‬ ‫האט נישט געוואלט זיצן‪ ,‬די ארעמע‪ ,‬פארשליסענע‪ ,‬אומגערופענע‬ ‫גאסט‪.‬‬ ‫"מרים‪ ,‬כ'בין מקנא דיין עולם הבא‪ ",‬פלעגט מיר נישט איינער זאגן‪.‬‬ ‫זיי האבן נעבעך נישט געוואוסט‪ .‬ווען זיי וואלטן מיר נאר געזען‬ ‫מיט מיינע קינדערלעך‪ ,‬מיט וויפיל אומגעדולדיגקייט איך באנעם זיך‬ ‫צו זיי‪ ,‬דאן וואלטן זיי אפשר נישט אזוי מקנא געווען מיין גוטע הארץ‪.‬‬

‫א שטוב מיט קינדער‬ ‫עס איז געווען א תקופה פון פינף חדשים ווען כ'בין געווען מטופל‬ ‫מיט פיר קליינע קינדערלעך‪ ,‬האט זיך אנגעטשעפעט אין מיר א‬ ‫צובראכענע פארצרה'טע אידענע‪ .‬זי פלעגט טאג טעגליך‪ ,‬טאג‬ ‫איין טאג אויס‪ ,‬קומען און זיצן ביי מיר אין שטוב‪ ,‬אין די שעות פון‬ ‫נאכטמאל‪ .‬כ'האב נישט געפילט קיין שום שוועריקייט דערמיט‪ ,‬ווייל‬ ‫פאר יעדן וואס האט נאר געקלינגען אדער איז "אריינגעפאלן" אויף א‬ ‫באזוך‪ ,‬איז געווען מערקבאר וואספארא חסד איך טוה‪.‬‬ ‫כאטש איין ריוח האב איך פארדינען אין די תקופה‪ ,‬אז פאר די‬ ‫קינדערלעך האב איך ערקלערט וואספארא גרויסע מצוה עס איז צו‬ ‫אויפנעמען די עלנדע פרוי‪ ,‬אזוי אז זיי האבן זיך אויך אפגעגעבן מיט‬ ‫איר‪ .‬זייער גוטע אויפפירונג האט דאן געדינט מיינע אינטערעסן אויך‪...‬‬ ‫כ'ווייס אז עס הערט זיך אביסל שארף אזעלכע ווערטער‪ ,‬און אזוי‬ ‫אפצופרעגן גרויסע חסדים‪ ,‬אבער די יארן האבן מיר געוויזן אז אזא‬ ‫צורה פון טון‪ ,‬איז ווער ווייסט אויב ס'איז געוואונטשן בכלל‪...‬‬ ‫איר וועט אוודאי פרעגן אוואו מיין מאן איז געווען אין דעם בילד‪.‬‬ ‫קודם כל איז ער מערסטנס שעות פון טאג נישט געווען אין שטוב‪ ,‬און‬ ‫צווייטנס‪ ,‬ווען ער פלעגט מיר זאגן די ווערטער‪" :‬טון אין דיין אייגענע‬ ‫שטוב‪ ,‬מיט דיינעאייגענע קינדער‪ ,‬איז די גרעסטע חסד‪ ",‬האט ער מיר‬ ‫טיף און שטארק באליידיגט‪ .‬כ'פלעג נאך טראכטן אז נישט יעדער‬ ‫האט די זכי' צו האלטן אויף אזא הויכע דרגה פון טון חסדים‪...‬‬ ‫פארזעצונג קומענדיגע וואך אי"ה‬

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Gavriel is ruining the factory! He is guilty, and now he is threatening my friends and me… I’m scared!

Gavriel? He’s an old friend, and a very honest and loyal man.

Someone has been threatening us and has placed spying devices in the clubhouse, and we suspect it’s Gavriel. His behavior has been weird and suspicious lately.

Why are you crying? Do you want to tell me what happened?

Don’t worry, Mutty. Don’t go back to the clubhouse until Abba and I check out exactly what’s going on.

Go back to playing, and don’t worry about the factory’s problems!

At night

Imma is crying? What’s going on here?

Everything is so complicated! That’s it. Tomorrow I’ll tell my friends that we’re stopping our detective activities. We’ll have to find something else to do.

Recap: Mutty confides in his mother that he suspects Gavriel of spying.

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LAST WEEK’S QUESTION: Which street in Spring Valley has two street signs, one across from the other, each of which has the street name spelled differently?

ANSWER: While the specific answer we were looking for was PAIKIN/PAIKEN DRIVE, SCHEVCHENKO/SCHEVHENKO PLACE and TERNURE/TENURE STREET were also noted to have two different spellings. (TERNURE/TENURE STREET signs have recently been fixed.)

Question of the week:

Which corner in Monsey has a red blinking light?

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Send in your answer and/or trivia question to comments@themonseyview.com by Monday at 8:00 p.m.

Please include your name and phone number.

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The winner of this week’s raffle is:

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

Featured Home Style:

COLONIAL

The standard “four-over-four” colonial-style home has a door in the center of the first level, with two windows on either side and five windows on the second level. Its name comes from the four rooms on each of its floors.

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A modern home built in the standard colonial style.

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As its name implies, the basic design of colonial-style homes dates back to a time before our nation was born, when in the 1700s the colonists brought European influences with them to the Americas. That is also the reason why this style FYI: There are currently 145 colonials for home is most common in the Northsale in Monsey and its surrounding area. east and in the southern states, where the Colonial presence was. Most of the existing colonials were built in the 19th and 20th centuries. High-end contemporary homes and McMansions are inspired by the original colonial style.

ATTRIBUTES: Colonials are usually very symmetrical, with a square or rectangular shape, and generally have two stories in addition to a full basement. In most colonials, the front door, situated in the center on ground level, opens to a formal entryway and faces the dominant design element within the structure: the staircase, which leads to a hallway upstairs that bisects the second floor.

Even the modern colonial homes incorporate old-world elements, and they commonly are designed with fireplaces, brick or wood facades, as well as brass furnishings and vintage decorations.

The lower level houses the living area, and includes a kitchen, family room, dining room, playroom and/or study, according to the family's needs, and the sleeping quarters are on the second level.

PROS: The spacious nature of a colonial offers a lot of living space on multiple floors, and often a stately appearance, especially at the entrance. Having the sleeping quarters in a separate area allows for a more organized home.

Entering to a foyer and not a hallway or room also contributes to an optimally functional home. Due to its space and design, it is the ideal home for hosting events and simchos.

FYI: West of Mississippi, colonial-style homes are extremely uncommon.

UPGRADE POTENTIAL: Due to its symmetrical design, it's very easy to add on to the side or back of colonials.

The colonial-style entranceway

First floor layout of a typical colonial; four bedrooms and two bathrooms usually make up the second floor

FYI: The most expensive colonial in the area (excluding mansions) is priced at $1,400,000, and the cheapest one at $405,000.

CONS: The high square footage of a colonial design results in higher maintenance costs: more heating, air-conditioning and cleaning help. The purchase cost of colonial homes is also usually higher than those of other architectural styles, as are their taxes. Having the bedrooms on the upper level also necessitates a lot of stair climbing.

PREVALENCE: The area with the greatest percentage of colonials is “up-the-hill� Monsey.

They are also popular in New City, Hillcrest and Wesley Hills. New single-family homes in the entire Monsey area are, for the most part, built in colonial style.

FYI: The first colonial homes, built by the colonists along the Eastern Seaboard, started as two-story homes with one room on each floor.

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MOVING SALE! Everything must go! Master bedroom mattresses and box springs. New condition! 48”, High chair, Sukkah, Folding bed, Pesachdige convention oven, Port-a crib, Lots of toys, 2 glass Office desk and chair, Bookshelves, Large freezer, Four kitchen chairs, Keyboard w/ stand, Dining room set includes china closet, eight chairs, Lots of household items at great discounts. Grab a bargain Call 664-4817

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Retail value $270. Call/text 845-217-0931 MAMAS & PAPAS Still in box, selling for $250.

Call 845-352-4136 BABY SWINGS & CAR SEATS Still in box, selling for $50$65. Call 347-977-1993 USED BUGABOO CAMELEON and lots of new parts to sell Please call 845.274.5085 BIG WHITE MIRROR and grey salon chair for sale call/text 845-608-9362.

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APT FOR RENT 2 Bedroom Apt for Rent on Collins Ave Please call 845538-5774 CONCORD WALK IN 3 bdrms $2200 Chani 845641-3410 FURNISHED APARTMENT Sylvan Rd [off Albert], 2 1/2 rooms available end of july.

845 379 4252 2 BEDROOM A brand new 2 bedroom apartment for rent in the Chestnut Ridge area, perfect for a young couple 845-2742379 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT Bluefield area. Available July 1. Please call 845-642-4426 CHESTNUT RIDGE 2 or 3 bdrm + 2 bath ; big LR/DR spacious kitchen appliances incld; private deck + bckyd; Great Price. for rent.

845 377 3687 1 BDRM FURNISHED APT Centrally located, available mid-August. Plz call 845.428.9373

3 B/R w/ 1.5 baths on Herrick Ave. (No section 8) Call 425-8873 POMONA/WESLEY HILL 2 or 3 bdrms; 2 bth; new mod kitchen text prefered 917 830 6341 FURNISHED APARTMENT Carlton/Blauvelt Area Available August 15 Ideal for Chassan Kallah Call 845445-5698 FURNISHED APT sylvan/eastview. 845 538 0303 3 BED 2 BATH for sale in New City. In good condition, but could use a little updating. Price reflects that. 347-524-6815

FOR RENT POOL FOR RENT Underground outside heated pool on nice grounds available for rent in Monsey for small groups. Call 845376-4828 JWORKS -SHARED OFFICE space for the Shomer Shabbos entrepreneur.

Clifton, NJ Cubicles and hotspots available www. jworksofficespace.com, 973 440 5100 OFFICE FOR RENT – 3,250 SF

Brand new professional office space for rent in Monsey – Beautifully built out with high end finishes and ready to

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jobs@NailItHandyman.com NailItHandyman.com move in. Please contact Chaya at 845- 4258775, or email chaya@ opalrealty.com to schedule a viewing.

3-5 OFFICES or small business, available in private building on Rt. 59. please call 845-538-1793 3 ROOM OFFICE plus waiting room. Little kitchenette. serene neighborhood. Ample parking. Call 845-356-4895.

OFFICE SPACE 700 sf available Centrally located. If interested, please call 845-356-9600 ext.117.

SPACE AVAILABLE Newly renovated, approximately 400 sf.

Separate entrance. Located in Bates area. If interested, please call 845-426-1830.

OFFICE FOR RENT on Maple/Decatur area. Great price. Call. 917-549-4993 BRAND NEW OFFICES private toilet, w/kitchenette area, parking 845-372-6462 SMALL OFFICE AVAILABLE on Route 59 centrally located separate entrance 845-4212671

HELP WANTED LOOKING TO HIRE full time. Office experience preferred. Please send resume to pandcinsurancejobopportunity@gmail.com

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Part-time, flexible hours in all-female office.

Responsibilities include scheduling, paperwork, filing, and a lot of phone contact. Must have good computer skills, be organized and detail oriented, and able to work independently.

20+ hours a week. Monday to Friday. E-mail efeder@ chesed247.org or call 845354-3233 x1121 FULL TIME OFFICE SECRETARY with quickbooks knowledge.

Please email resumeinfo74@ gmail.com LOOKING TO HIRE Seeking a mature women/ girl to be with disabled girl in sleepaway camp from July 25 for 1 to 2 weeks EXCELLENT PAY. 7183881593 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 RECEPTIONIST Suffern insurance agency seeks F/T receptionist with good communication skills, computer skills including MS Word & experience with general office procedures.

Mon-Thur 9:00am – 4:30pm & Fri 9:00am – 1:00 pm Major legal & Jewish holidays paid.

Job responsibilities allow for personal desk work so perfect for online or evening student.

Email resume to swealcatch@

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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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

wealcatch.com or fax to 3699006.

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

Will train. Please call 917620-9278.

FULL TIME POSITION ABA Agency in Suffern seeking a detail-oriented individual for a Full Time position. Candidate must have strong organizational skills; Excellent critical thinking and problem solving skills; and willing to look thru data in a thorough manner on a daily basis.

Excellent salary and benefits.

For more information and to send a resume email info@ attentivebehavior.com OFFICE POSITION Local business has openings for dedicated and capable women with excellent phone skills, multitasking, positive attitude, creative thinking, with some managerial skills, to join our professional staff in a very Heimishe atmosphere. Great potentials.

Send resume to career@ goldminecards.com

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 BUSY INSURANCE OFFICE looking to hire girl to grow with our company. Email resume hr@adlersinsurance. com, fax 845-356-5690 FRONT DESK RECEPTIONIST P/T Registrar position available in behavioral health dept; Evenings and Sundays only.

Email your resume tohr@ cmadc.com.

MEDICAL ASSISTANT F/T 2+ yrs. exp, Greet patients, check vitals, must have good communication & computer skills. EMR a must, Email resume hr@cmadc.com.

FULL TIME SECREATAY High school office Must be computer literate with good telephone skills and able to multi task Graphics

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a plus e-mail resume to newsecretary18@gmail.com or FAX to 845-356-0584 JOB OPPORTUNITY! An all-girl office seeking secretarial positions.

Candidate must be efficient in QB, Microsoft Office and have great communication and multi-tasking skills.

Pm me or email resume to jobsopening10952@gmail. com or call (845) 428-9597.

SECRETARY WANTED with strong interpersonal skills to answer phones in a busy Monsey office. 9-5. graduates welcome. please email resume greatjobcs17@ gmail.com ‫מיר זוכן‬ ‫אן ערפארענע לערערין פאר‬ ‫מיטל עלטערע קלאסן אין‬ fax ‫א היימישע מוסד ביטע‬ 845-215-0052 ‫ צו‬resume KITCHEN INSTALL looking for a Full Time Kitchen/Cabinet Installer.

Well paid position. Call or Text 845.222.3582 SEEKING TO FILL a retail male position.

Management, Customer

service, Phone skills, Inventory, Knowledgeable in computers. Sun-Fri. Great growth potential. 845-2130321 SALES GIRL POSITION For afternoon. Must be friendly, energetic etc.. please call and leave a msg 845 445 8158 SALESMAN commission based. Work your own hours, PT or FT. Please call 845-499-4575 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 GRAPHIC DESIGNER for magazine. Project management skills required.

In-house. Full time. Contact hr@ramapost.com with resume & portfolio.

LOOKING FOR A DAILY RIDE to Woodbury Junction in the morning, and returning to Monsey at 2 PM. Will pay nicely. Please call 845-4260116

‫קעמפ נשמה‬ ‫– פאר קינדער מיט ספעציעלע‬ ‫בחורים‬/‫ לעבעדיגע אינגעלייט‬,‫געברויכן – זוכט געשמאקע‬ ‫פאר מדריכים‬ ‫פון זינטאג פרשת שופטים ביז דינסטאג פרשת נצבים‬ (Aug 12 - Sep 4)

Hamaspik of Rockland County seeks a part time Outgoing, Personable Coordinator for its local/regional Self Direction. Great pay for right candidate!

Job requirements: Excellent interpersonal/ communications skills; driver’s license; female.

Send resume to: ygrunwald@hamaspikrockland.org or fax to 845-503-1236.

Email: aspecialcamp@gmail.com

HAMASPIK

Fax: 845-425-3044 or Text: 845-587-6082 NYLIFE BROOKLYN/ MONSEY OFFICE looking to fill sales positions in the insurance and financial products market.

Unlimited earning & growth potential. On job training provided. Contact Yehoshua Belsky at 347 210 1403 or email ybelsky@ ft.newyorklife.com ‫חסידיש מוסד‬ Seeking male title I tutor 3:30-5:30. Easy work, $30/ hr. Basic knowledge of the English Language required.

Please call 845.263.7445 GENERAL STUDIES TEACHERS Local Boys’ Cheder seeking experienced General Studies teachers for PRE1A, 3rd and 4th grades Monday-Thursday afternoon hours email:

tfischer@baismikroh.org or call 425-4880 x111

available. Please call 845-3763969, or 845-596-7546.

TITLE L TEACHERS Local Boys’ Cheder seeking Title l teachers for ELA and Common Core Math with experience in multisensory approaches MondayThursday afternoon hours email: rshurin@baismikroh. org or call 425-4880 x115

EXPANDING MONSEY BAIS YAAKOV SCHOOL Seeks Hebrew/English; assistants, remedial teachers and permanent substitutes to join our talented and dedicated team for the 18-19 School year. Email resume to bbamberger@basmikroh.org.

ATERES BAIS YAAKOV seeks warm and professional teachers for the fall. Positions available in the Elementary, Junior high and High school divisions. office@ateres.org..

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

MACHANE AHAVAS CHESED Yeshiva Bais Dovid, is looking for energetic enthusiastic geshmake counselors. Great opportunity, excellent pay, lots of fun. Limited slots

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

TEACHER ASSISTANTS NEEDED Send resume to mkagan@ baishachinuch.org or fax 845-354-3806.

TEACHER AID NEEDED for cheerful 6th grade girl in a public school special ed classroom. Pls call 845-3520523.

BOBOV CHEDER looking for a qualified, female nursery assistant for the upcoming school year.

Please fax in a resume to 371-1113 (Att. Boys division) or call for an application 3522644 Ext. 109 HIRING Yeshiva of Spring Valley Boys now accepting resumes for General Studies ‘18- ‘19 school year: Elementary

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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 or email to tmendlowitz@ yeshivaspringvalley.org.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED/ AVAILABLE To volunteer to feed the sick or elderly, OR if you are in need of this service, Please call 845-352-1016 ASHIRA a specialized girls high school program in Monsey, seeks for the 2018-2019 school year: Math, and English teachers – morning periods available. Masters required.

Limudei Kodesh teachers afternoon hours, experience required Please call 845368-2200 ext. 300 or email ashiraprogram@gmail.com ‫היימישע חדר‬ ‫זוכט א סגן מנהל פאר די‬ Email resume ‫קומענדיגע זמן‬ to Monseyjoboffer@gmail. .com / fax to 262-4532 ‫ערפארענע לערערין‬ ‫מיר זוכן אן ערפארענע לערערין‬ ‫פאר מיטל עלטערע קלאסן‬ fax ‫אין א היימישע מוסד ביטע‬ 845-215-0052 ‫ צו‬resume

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.

CHASSIDISHE CHEDER looking to hire English Principal for coming school year. Please email resume to Monseyjoboffer@gmail.com.

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 SEEKING responsible, organized girl for online office work . Please call 718-208-7024.

SEEKING DAILY RIDE to Woodbury Junction in the morning, and returning to Monsey at 2 PM. Will pay nicely. Please call 845-4260116 BNOS LEAH PROSPECT PARK Seeking half or full day assistant for Pre—1a or First Grade. Email resume to: monseyasst@gmail.com

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// help wanted // playgroups // babysit

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

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

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

CHASIDISHE HIGH SCHOOL looking for English and Math Teachers. Fax resume 845517-1670 SEEKING ADMINISTRATOR for small school. Please email resume to schoolposition1@ gmail.com PRESCHOOL has available assistant positions starting in Sept.

Pls call 845 459 0696 n leave a msg.

SEEKING PLAYGROUP MORAH for the upcoming school year.

Must be responsible, loving, motivated 845-422-1310.

SEEKING ASSISTANT for a playgroup starting sep.

Warm and loving a must,

Mindy (845) 376-3303

graduate preferred, spring valley area, please call Toby 845-426-4608

PLAYGROUPS CHESTNUT RIDGE AREA Ages 2 to 3 y/o Warm and loving care Teacher Miriam Rottenberg And Brocha Feldman Starting September 845-213-5223

BABYSITTING BABYSITTING Babysitter available to babysit night hours And Sunday drop in u could call or text me at 8455874383

tting // services

BABYSITTER AVAILABLE on 73 Francis Place. Also taking Sunday drop-ins.

Please call 845-352-1016 BABYSITTER Experienced and caring babysitter available to care for your child afternoon hrs. 12-4:30pm Cameo area.

References avlble 425 7469

SERVICES CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASSES To join the next class please call 845-426-0931. Tzippy Tauber CD (DONA)Certified Birth Doula DOULA Experience the gift of birth with a doula attuned to you. reasonable rates. Sarah 845327-3068 pinknbluedreamz@ gmail DASSY PHOTOGRAPHY Newborns, Upsherin, family portraits and more.

Professional editing!

Free digital album! Gift

Slush? in the summer?!?!

Certainly!!!!

have the answers to all your questions. We handle your books completely, allowing you to focus on your business and ultimately increasing your profit. Decent Rates.

845-274-4686

GARTLECH We fix hand knitted Gartlech & make Professional Fringes.

Please call: 917-414-3281

DOULA Labor of love LOVE your birth experience, certified CD( DONA) Doula Malky Breuer 845 270 4330 845 362 3480 Malky@mbdoula.com

LIFEGUARD AVAILABLE Wanna send your girls swimming? Heimish lifeguard available. Call 845 659 8500

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

Fully insured. References available. 845.293.2230

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!

BAR MITZVAH PHOTOGRAPHY

Quality and affordable bar mitzvah photography by Moshe Grunfeld call 845-3621312 or email moshe@ moshegrunfeld.com BOOKKEEPING For all your bookkeeping needs call: 347-537-9870 ‫ישראל חיים הערשקאוויטש‬

We do pick ups all year round - schools shuls homes. 845-461-3084 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 COTTON CANDY RENTAL 845 694 7296 MATERNA STAGE 2 $27. Free delivery for 3 and up. Please call 845-323-9169

LADY DRIVER with mini van available for long distance trips evenings, early mornings and weekends. Please call Chavi: 845-659-8207

WATER SLIDE Inflatable 10 1/2 ft tall water slide rent for your camp activity, party, or family activity. Call/text 845-2137053

DEBT COLLECTOR Are you struggling to collect outstanding debt? Call me now! (845) 304-3481 Experienced. Efficient.

Professional.

LADY DRIVER

PAINT 1 WALL !!

Do you want to only repaint a few walls, and not the entire apartment. Call Patchman 718-475-1999

ALBUMS SPECIAL! Stunning Master/Parent albums for 15% off! Expires August 1st. Call/Text 845570-3696 or email estyober@ gmail.com for options list.

Many options available!

COMPUTER HELP??

One stop computer assistance! Set up new computers, restore deleted/ lost files from computers, SD cards, cameras, & thumb drives. 845-293-2667

BOOKKEEPING CONCEPTS Tired of working on your books & not knowing if there is profit or loss. We at Bookkeeping Concepts

SHAIMOS

Heimishe lady driver is available for long distance and evening trips. Please call Devorah at 845.746.7910

MATH TUTORING Regents/GED/TASC/SAT/ ACT Common Core, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus,

plus? he

That's us

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

!

BABYSITTER warm and experienced babysitter, available to babysit night hours in your home. references available. please call 845.499.9272

certificates available too.

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

T

HEIMISHE EXPERIENCE BABYSITTER available for the summer and upcoming school year on Adar Ct by Park Lane. 845426-6850

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Physics ALL Grades/Levels. call: 845-445-8003 TUTOR AVAILABLE for your elementary school child for Limudei Kodesh and Limudei Chol. Please Call: 845-352-1016 MATH ANXIETY? I can help! All ages. All levels.

Regents, SAT Prep, CLEPS, AP courses. Linda 845.538.5319 TUTOR AVAILABLE Professional tutor for ‫ עברה חומש משניות‬and ‫ לימודי חול‬math, physics, chemistry, and biology.

English speaking. please call 845.499.8935 DANCE ACADEMY Modest, professional dance lessons: ballet, tap, contemporary, freestyle.

Adult/teen classes beginning this month. Kids’ classes beginning this fall. Contact Hannah: 818-648-4431 hannahlrob@gmail.com

price! References available.

Call Yitty @ 845-426-7561 after 4:30 pm DRUM LESSONS BY SHMUEL KLAVER Monsey’s most experienced Shomer Shabbos drum instructor. Lessons ($45 & up) given in your home or my studio, to boys or girls ages 10-adult, beginners to professional. Call (845) 459-9935 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 AQUA AEROBICS Some slots available for aqua aerobics class. Union/Merrick area. For more info, pls call 352-0711.

GUITAR LESSONS

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

(845) 746-0925. Shomer Shabbos

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

Delivery service availble upon request. For more information call/text Esty today! 8454220355

MUSIC LESSONS Give your daughter the gift of music at a very reasonable

HAIR DESIGN Professional Cut, blow, Chasunah styling by Roizy.

Call for appointment. 845274-7700 WASH & SETS Summer special - get your 3rd wash $10.00 off. Located in the Calvert Dr. area. Toby 845.213.0378 HAIR WITH CARE Professional hair cutting & hair styling affordable prices, saddle river area. call 845356-5038.

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

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

HEIMISH YOUNG COUPLE looking to adopt baby/young child. Text/call 347-461-1914 I LIT A CANDLE for R’ Menachem Mendel M’Rimonov and promised to be MEFARSIM and saw a yeshua B”H. 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!

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DRESS/GOWNS black simcha dress & cream / navy gown size 2 well priced.

(845)826-2221 white and green dress size 2-4. Please call/text 845-2698649.

Selling gown. 7092210

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// services // odds & ends // dresses & g

DECLUTTER Donate your gently used hats.

Please call 845-517-0838.

4 coordinating custom Kids gowns Size 4 5 8 12.

7184863212

gowns // gemachim

Teachers Wanted General Studies Teachers needed for lower and middle elementary school classes. Must be warm, caring and dedicated, with good classroom management. Please email resume to YDHMMM@gmail.com

Yeshiva - Secretary Local Yeshiva looking for full-time secretary. Must be responsible, with good organizational skills and good phone skills. Must be very familiar with Word, Quickbooks etc. Hours are flexible. Please email resume to ydhmmm@gmail.com or fax to 356-4507.

white gowns sz 2-16 approx to rent for great price. 371-0422

mauve/white little girl’s gown size 5 & 8. 845-519-7747

once. Size 4. Great price. Call 845-274-7052

light color gowns size 00,0,2 and childrens gowns size 12, 8,5 and 18 months. Call 845642-4968

Silver and black gown for rent size 8/10 please text 3236051570

Black & Gold Gown sz 4 for rent. call or text 845 274 3366

kallah gownWorn once. Call Jacob- 845-422-0945 Pink, sister of the bride, maternity gown, used only once, call 845 500 0872 designer gown for sale. Very slenderizing style, gorgeous fabric. Please call or text: 845-608-9094.

Maternity mechateniste dress black for rent. Size M. Please call 845-578-5750.

2 custom made gowns Italian fabric white / blue coloring. size 16 girls and 2 or 4 women. reasonable price pls call 845 323 5544 Selling gown (14) 7092210 wedding black & white lace dress size 6-8 845-263-2855 off white sister of the bride/ tenoim dress to sell size 4/6 wow only $200 call 845-3566215 blush gowns sizes 0-2,4,6,8, and mechatanista gown size 14-16 for sale. $150 each and Mechatanista gown $300. call 347-392-1659

Ivory gown, mauve/gold brocade inlay, size 6-8. Please call or text 845-323-2434 black and off white 2 piece size 6 for sale (845) 659-9117 Lt blue/slate gown, size 8.

Worn once. Call 845-274-6997 size 6 cocktail length black / optional black and white dress for rent or sale. Worn once. Please text or call 3474860344. black size 4 tall dress for sale please call 845 426 2373 Pink/Blush gown size 4/6 please call 845-352-1650 Mechtenista Gown, Sz 12 774 8719 Black & silver gown sz 0/2 for teenager. call or text 845 274 3366 Size 4/6 black gown with black sequins. Call 499-8368. maternity dress sz.M for rent ( cream top black bottom) call 347-432-6669 Size 12 cocktail length taupe gown for sale. Call 356-9069

Gown in Cream/Rose. Size 00. For Sale. Call 352-4470 little girls white and black gown to rent or buy Size 6 and 12-14. Please call 845426-5889.

Gown for rent or sale: White and pink gown. Size 2. call 4254748 2 Elegant White jumpers size 2 & 4. Please call 845-4265889.

White gown with colored embroidered flowers, for rent or sale. ladies size 4 -6. 845538-7161 Black/mauve Sister of bride maternity Chassana dress Size s/m 845-578-1546 Classy maternity dress sz.M for rent ( cream top black bottom) call 347-432-6669 KLEINFELD KALLAH GOWN Magnificent custom gown for sale. Please call 347.549.7268 SISTER OF BRIDE Beautiful gold and black, sister of bride, pink label dress for sale call 347.549.7268

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 DOULA GEMACH Shifra Puah Doula Gemach Please call to register in advence. 845-587-1649 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

Little girl’s gown for rent.

Off-white/pink. Size 5. 845521-5014

2 gowns for rent. white/ blue coloring. size 16 girls and 2 or 4 women. reasonable price call 845 323 5544

light pink custom sister of bride/groom gown Size 2-4 call or text:845-200-8147

Maternity Dress for Rent black and white dress For more info call 845.376.3412

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

2 Pink and White Tulle/Lace Girls Gowns. Sizes 3/4 and 6/7. Call 425-5576

GEMACHIM

Gorgeous simcha dress black with white flowers for sale.

Perfect for kallah girl. Worn

MONSEY GOWN GEMACH mother and sister gowns size 0-12, by appointment only.

2 preteen/teen gowns for sale, also available adorable

845-426-7496 or 845-3523031.

ONE OF A KIND Magnificent cream dress size 0-2 for sale/rent. Please call 845.200.4326

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

GEMACH ZICHRON NACHMAN hospital supplies including TPN equipment, feeding pumps, NG tubes, & All feeding supplies. To donate or

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// gemachim email at IsraelGPS@gngroup. com

GEMACH FOR MEZUZOS 362.2333

CHOSON/KALLAH APT, AVAILABLE Viola & Brockton Road area. contact slmw50@gmail.com

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

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

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 receive. Please call 845-7468293.

MATERNITY GEMACH Weekday and shabbos clothing, various sizes. Please call or text 845-445-9687 GPS GEMACH Call 845-352-2588. Leave message. (Minimal fee).

FLORAL BISOMIM for your Simcha - 845-6292785.

BRIS GEMACH located in Central Monsey.

617-955-3630. poya, pillow case, outfit, blanket. ‎ OT WATER URNS H Please call 845-425-9211 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

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MATERNITY COAT GEMACH anyone who didnt yet return their maternity coat, please return it asap. Thank you!

8455212912 ODE YESHAMA Ear-plug gemach (individually wrapped) for ba’alei simcha to protect your guests’ hearing. Baby headsets also available. 845202 -0105.

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

Call (845) 371 2105 PACK N PLAY GEMACH We have New Pack n Plays tova222@gmail.com or text 845-216-4885 PHONE GEMACH We will lend you a cell phone free of charge for as long as necessary. Call: 845 579 5538 SIDDUR GEMACH Sfard: Friedman 845-6087830 Ashkenaz: Shulman845 352 1756 or 845-826-6718

PIDYON HABEN zichron elimelech coins,silver tray, lace box, outfit 845-4261681 845-642-7256 FREE MOVING BOXES Packs of 10x for easy transport. Please call (845) 641-5536.”

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

FREE BOXES for moving (mostly egg carton size). Please call 845425-6826 or 845-608-7830.

Donations of flattened boxes are always welcome!

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

Better for your pocket, and halachically. 845-377KOS1(5671) KosYeshuos@ gmail.com GEMACH MECHITZA’S 30 feet - 5 six foot folding tables 10 chairs - stands $100 deposit $18 Donation call 845-445-8015 or email Mitzvah1@gmail.com

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‫האדמו"ר מבית חיים יהושע עם בנו גאב"ד סאטמאר מאנסי בקאנטרי‬

‫הגר"מ מובמאך מארה"ק בביקור בת"ת אמרי שפר וישיבה כוכבי אור‬

Wheels of Fun Day Camp visiting Countywide Carting Thanks to Mr. Moshe Jackobowitz

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24 HOUR TEA ROOM

MIKVAH ON PREMISES

SEPARATE SWIMMING

BABYSIT TING AVAILABLE

HOT LAVISH MELAVAH MALK A & SUNDAY BREAKFAST

KIDS PROGRAM FRIDAY AF TERNOON

WORLD NED RENOW NAL TIO SP IN IRA ER K SPEA

PROGRAM HOST: SHULEM INDIG & MOISHE WERTZBERGER MUSIC & CHOIR ARRANGED BY: YERMIE TESSLER

A BRENDA KATIN

AN INCREDIBLE

SHABBOS NACHMI AT THE

HILTON STAMFORD CT FRIDAY 7/27/18-SUNDAY 7/29/18 ‫שבת נחמו תשע"ח‬

A MEMORABLE

SUMMER SHABBOS AT THE

CROWN PLAZA STAMFORD CT

FRIDAY 8/3/18-SUNDAY 8/5/18 ‫שב"ק עקב תשע"ח‬

REFUEL WITH 5-STAR GOURMET MEALS REFLECT WITH AN INSPIRATIONAL LECTURE BY FAMOUS SPEAKER RABBI ARYA SPIEGEL SHELITA REVEL IN A BEAUTIFUL DAVENING LED BY THE RENOWNED CHAZAN CHAYIM DOV UNGAR AND CHOIR RELISH THE WORDS OF WISDOM BY DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER REB. BRENDA KATINA REJUVENATE WITH A DAZZLING LINEUP OF SINGERS, CHILD SOLOISTS AND MAGICIAN REFRESH WHILE THE KIDS ENJOY A FUN-FILLED PROGRAM

FOR MORE INFORMATION & RESERVATION

347.577.9901

‫משגיח תמידי‬

No f esh111@gmail.com FOR GROUP RATES CALL 914.557.0277

CLASS CATERING

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‫תלמידי חכמים פון "כולל חצות" פראווען די סדר הקטורת ביים ציון פון אר"י הקדוש‬

‫הגאון ר' אפרים וואקסמאן ר"י מאור יצחק במלוה מלכה בדיעל ניו דזשערסי‬

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‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫פארשטעלונג אויף משניות מסכת ברכות דורך תלמידי כתה ד' אין ת"ת וויען‬

‫כוס תנחומים‬ ‫מעומק לבנו‬ ‫לידיד ורע מחשובי מתפללי בית החסידים טוב ומיטיב בהחזקתו‬ ‫ובבנייתו ראש וראשון לסייע ולפעול לכל דבר טוב ידידינו‬

‫הרה"ח ר' יצחק יוסף הלוי קליין‬

‫שיחי'‬

‫משתתפים אנו בצערך הגדול על פטירת אמך היקרה‬

‫מרת ברכה קליין‬

‫ע"ה‬

‫שעמלה לגדל ולחנך את צאצאיה בעוז ותעצומות‬ ‫שהלכה לעולמה בשיבה טובה‬ ‫בעל הנחמות ינחם אותך ואת כל המשפחה שאמכם ע"ה הקימה‬ ‫לשם ולתפארת וירפא את לבכם ולא תדעו עוד צער ובהמשך פועליה‬ ‫ודרכה הטובים תמצאו ברכה ונוחם ולא תוסיפו לדאבה עוד‬ ‫ב‪ /‬מתפללי בית החסידים‬ ‫הגבאים‬ ‫שלמה ראדז'יק שלמה זיטמאן‬ ‫ג"א מצטרף בשם מתפללי ביהח"ס גור באיירמונט‬ ‫יוסף צבי רובינפעלד‬ ‫‪July 11, 2018 / THE MONSEY VIEW / 173‬‬ ‫‪www.themonseyview.com / 845.600.8484‬‬

‫א דרייווער פון די בארימטע 'מהדרין' פירמע טיילט אייסעס פאר א קלאס פון קינדער וואס ער‬ ‫האט געטראפן שפאצירן אין די היצן אין שיכון סקווירא‬

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‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫האדמו"ר מלוצק בעריכת השולחן לרגל הילולת זקינו הרה"ק רבי שלמה מקרלין זי"ע במאנסי‬

‫בית המדרש והמרכז העולמי‬ ‫של חסידי גור בירושלים‬

‫כסא דנחמתא‬ ‫בשם קהל חסידי גור בארה"ק ובתפוצות‬ ‫נשגר תנחומים קדם ידידינו‬

‫הרה"ח ר' יצחק יוסף הלוי קליין‬ ‫מנכבדי ויקירי אנ"ש במאנסי‬ ‫לאחיו הנכבדים והיקרים שיחיו לאוי"ט‬ ‫ולכל המשפחה הנכבדה‬ ‫באבלכם על פטירת אמכם האשה החשובה‬ ‫שנסתלקה בשם ומעשים טובים‬

‫מרת ברכה קליין‬

‫ע"ה‬

‫אלמנת הרה"ח ר' חיים הלוי ז"ל מחשובי חסידי באבוב‬ ‫המקום ינחמחם בתוך שאר אבלי ציון וירושלים‬ ‫ולא תוסיפו לדאבה עוד‬ ‫בשם הנהלת בית המדרש‬ ‫יונתן בורנשטיין‬ ‫‪July 11, 2018 / THE MONSEY VIEW / 175‬‬ ‫‪www.themonseyview.com / 845.600.8484‬‬

‫שיחי'‬

‫סיום מסכת עירובין והתחלת מסכת פסחים במסגרת עמוד יומי סקווירא מאנסי‬

‫האדמו"ר מנייטרא באמירת תיקון חצות עם תלמידי ישיבת נייטרא‬

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‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫וואך נאכט פאר אן אייניקל פון האדמו''ר מתולדות משה בן לבנו הרה''צ ר' יעקב שלמה גראס‬ ‫וחתן הרבני המפואר הרב חיים אליעזר רובין‬

‫ו ואס‬ ‫ג י יט‬ ‫פא ר ?‬

‫‪KEYBOARD‬‬

‫טייערע קינדער‪:‬‬

‫‪KINDLINE SUBSCRIPTION‬‬

‫שליסט אייך אן און די‬ ‫ריזן ארמיי און ווערט‬ ‫אויך א טייל פון די‬ ‫‪$1,500‬‬

‫'קינדער ַג ָּב ֵאי‬ ‫קֹודֹש לצדקת‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫רבי מאיר בעל‬ ‫הנס כולל חבת‬ ‫ירושלים'‪.‬‬

‫ינדער‬ ‫ק באי‬ ‫ג‬ ‫קודש‬

‫הערליכע‬

‫‪NEW‬‬

‫באקומען רכער צו‬ ‫שות פון‬ ‫ענקערע‬ ‫אויף צו וועלטערן‬ ‫גבאי ערן א‬ ‫קודש‬

‫מתנות‬

‫‪PICK: ► EICHLERS JUDAICA‬‬ ‫‪► TOYS 4 YOU‬‬ ‫‪► TOYS TO DISCOVER‬‬

‫‪$800‬‬

‫‪$700‬‬

‫‪SET COMICS BOOKS, VIOLIN‬‬ ‫אויסוואל פון‬ ‫א גאנצע‬ ‫קאמיקס‬ ‫סעט‬

‫‪BEGINNERS‬‬ ‫‪VIOLIN‬‬

‫‪SANSA CLIP, 3D PEN‬‬ ‫‪CASIO WATCH‬‬ ‫‪WATER‬‬ ‫‪PROOF‬‬

‫‪ALL BOOKS‬‬ ‫‪ARE NEW‬‬

‫איז גרייט פאר אייך‬

‫גייט ארום אין די קעמפ׳ס און אין‬ ‫די קאנטרי׳ס און מאכט דערמיט‬ ‫פרייליך די קינדערליך אין ארץ ישראל‪.‬‬

‫‪SPEAKER W/MIC, CAMERA, BIKE‬‬

‫‪$200 GIFT CARD‬‬

‫טיי‬ ‫מאכערטעזיקינדער‪:‬‬

‫א ריזן אויסוואל פון‬

‫‪$975‬‬

‫‪WITHOUT‬‬ ‫‪RADIO‬‬

‫‪NEW‬‬

‫‪$350‬‬

‫‪$500‬‬

‫‪SLUSH MACHINE‬‬

‫‪BOOKS‬‬

‫‪NEW‬‬

‫‪ALL BOOKS‬‬ ‫‪ARE NEW‬‬

‫אויסוואל פון הערליכע אידישע קאמיקס ביכער‬

‫‪$175‬‬

‫‪$250‬‬ ‫‪ALL GAMES‬‬ ‫‪ARE NEW‬‬

‫‪PARKER PEN‬‬

‫ין אין אפיס‬

‫רוף אטריצו ווערן א גבאי‬ ‫און בע‬ ‫פעקעדזש‬

‫קודש'‬

‫באקום דיין 'גבאי אנטע פרייז דערין‬ ‫א גאר אינטערעס‬ ‫מיט‬ ‫ט‬ ‫ל‬ ‫ע‬ ‫ג‬ ‫ך‬ ‫א‬ ‫נ‬ ‫יי‬ ‫ג‬ ‫פארדינטע מתנה‬ ‫און באקום דיין‬

‫‪BOARD GAMES‬‬

‫‪A variety of games‬‬ ‫‪to choose from, or a‬‬ ‫‪beautiful "Dovid Hamelech" puzzle‬‬

‫‪$50‬‬

‫‪$100‬‬

‫צדקת רבי מאיר בעל הנס‬ ‫כולל ׳חבת ירושלים׳‬

‫‪718.633.7112‬‬

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‫ב וני עולם • תשע "ח‬

‫בעזרת ה ' י תב רך‬

‫באגריסט‬ ‫די מתעטרים!‬ ‫צו פלאצירן‬ ‫אייער עד אינעם‬ ‫דינער דזשורנאל‪:‬‬ ‫‪ADDRESS 2 Charles Ln,‬‬ ‫‪Spring Valley, NY 10977‬‬ ‫‪TEL 845.388.1212‬‬ ‫‪FAX 845.474.2990‬‬ ‫‪EMAIL dinner@boneiolam.org‬‬

‫דינער‬ ‫בוני עולם‬

‫יום ד'‬ ‫ראה‬

‫‪ATRIUM‬‬ ‫‪PLAZA‬‬

In response to the tremendous growth of the Monsey community and the pressing need for another quality Bais Yaakov

Rabbi Leib Kelman ‫שליט״א‬ is establishing

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

Rabbi Leib Kelman Menahel Mrs. Shoshana Rube Principal

nd pride in Yid yashrus a , dish s e u l va kei h a y m n o o n u r y s with es o t r a T s r g e w arm on ach r e t t s d h n extra-curricular a t ros a s wit nto our ctiv h i t o n n e m e v o i ed tud pressive academic stan ties ienc gram is w m our s i r r e e u u p o b dar o ts ex We im ds os pr um reflec ked, c d i d p i d l n m a u h c g r i u n r O r citi er cu An ex b i l a igh c Ou r h

prospect park of monsey

315 North Main Street • New City, NY 10956 • (845) 378-1212 • admin@prospectmonsey.org