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NEW: Shemiras Halashon Series For Kids!

FREE ISSUE 178 DECEMBER 19, 2018

‫פרשת ויחי‬ ‫י”א טבת תשע”ט‬

Killer Coffee or Powerful Potion?

An overview of coffee’s complicated history

FYI: The World of Warm Drinks

Bubbles in a Bottle

In the search for mineral water, we’ve found soda…

Drink Up and Dress Up Design your own bottle person!

The Spy-Like World of Coca-Cola They’ve got a secret… and they’re not sharing it

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

D. GORALNIK Content Director:

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Under rabbinical guidance, we bring Monsey’s top talent together to provide high-quality, informative and current reading material, keeping you up to date on sales, events, news and issues of concern and import happening right now in the Monsey community.

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Week in Review

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However (and I will not be surprised if many other people write in to you about the same issue), I am bombarded with marketing/robocalls daily from within the heimish community — announcing sales in stores or mosdos raising funds (not to mention what comes in before and on Election Day!). Some messages go on and on for minutes! Isn’t it disrespectful of people’s time? How many times do I stop what I am doing and answer the phone, only to find out it’s a robocall of some sort?

How I wish there could be a Do Not Call system set up within the local community to stop the harassment. And if spreading your message is indeed that important, please keep it very short!

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Thanks for your interesting article about telemarketers. The million-dollar question I have is how all the Yiddishe telemarketing calls circumvent the Do Not Call list. It is annoying to receive so many calls! I came home from shopping the other day to 10 missed calls — all advertisements and telemarketers! It must be severely restricted, if not stopped altogether.

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GOT THE WRONG NUMBER (Re: 18 Phone Numbers to Have on Hand, Issue 177) I’d like to know why the number for the free 411 doesn’t seem to work. Can you please put the correct number in the coming week’s issue?

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Interestingly, my memories of Chanukah vacation as a girl are the exact opposite of unhappy.

In fact, the best memories I have are those of our vacation days. Yes, we were missing routine, but we were far from bored! My mother would take us on outings, play games with us, bake cookies together with us or even just spend the time making a gourmet supper with lively music playing in the background.

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As an aside, I’ll point out that as a teacher, I see the “structure” that girls have in school on Chanukah.

The girls are not interested in learning and think that it is a time especially made for having fun and playing games. We teachers try our best to incorporate exciting activities into our lessons while keeping as much of a structure as possible. Doing that for a full week is not feasible since teachers are here to teach, and not to simply occupy the girls.

Yes, Chanukah vacation is a necessary part of the school year, as it gives girls a chance to enjoy the time with their family. And when spent in the right way, with mothers who have the right attitude, it provides them with a boost to continue the school year positively.

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IT SAYS IN MALACHI that Hashem purifies us in dergone before becoming ruler in Mitzrayim, saythe same way a silversmith purifies silver. A group ing, “Hashem h ‎ as made me ‘pay my dues.’” On the of women who learned this decided to investigate other hand, Yosef named his younger son Ephraim, it further, so one of them went to observe the pro- which means fruitful, following more positive excess of purifying silver. Standing there, the woman periences: “For Hashem has made me fruitful.” looked on as the silversmith held the silver in the The order of their names showed that the suffering hottest part of the fire, observing that he never took led to fruitfulness. Then, when Yaakov positioned his eyes off it — because if it would stay in that heat ‎Ephraim ahead of Menashe, this showed that both a moment too long it would be destroyed. And he Yaakov and Yosef ‎had come to realize that any sufknew the process was complete, she realized, only fering that they had undergone had been designed once he saw his face reflected in the silver. for their ultimate good.

But why bring the suffering in the first place — When it says that Hashem purifies us as a silversmith purifies silver, we can know that sometimes, why should a person have to suffer at all? The Kein our suffering, we really are in the hottest part of dushas Levi explains that in order for a person the fire, but we are also in Hashem’s hands — and we to become a vessel that is fit to benefit fully from Hashem’s ‎ great kindness and can rest assured that He won’t generosity, this vessel must first allow us to stay in that hot spot long enough to be destroyed; He Yaakov and Yosef ‎had go through ‎preparatory stages. come to realize that leaves us there just long enough If a person wishes to convert a for us to be able to reflect Him. small vessel i‎ nto a big vessel, he any suffering that In this week’s parsha, Yaakov must first break apart the small they had undergone Avinu reached out to place his vessel. Hashem, by afflicting the hands on the heads of Yosef’s had been designed for person whom He wanted to eltwo sons (Bereishis 48:17). Yaaevate, does the same — in order their ultimate good. kov then bentched them, saying, to achieve the proper influence “With you, Yisroel will bless, on that person. In other words, saying, ‘May Hashem make you like Ephraim and Hashem first supplies the means to refine a person, like Menashe,’ and he placed Ephraim before Me- and only afterward will He bestow t‎he gifts upon nashe” (Bereishis 48:20). First, instead of placing that person that bespeak His chesed, at which point his right hand on the older son’s head and his left the recipient will surely n ‎ ot squander those gifts. hand on the younger son’s head, Yaakov switched The result will be a person that is more mature ‎and his hands, placing his right hand upon the head of insightful.

Ephraim, the younger son, and his left hand upon Hashem afflicts a person in order to bring out the head of Menashe, the older son. Then, Yaakov the best in that person and for the good of that switched their names in his pronouncement, men- person. The suffering comes before the reward, tioning the younger one before the older one. This but the reward is all along the main purpose. defies our expectations, as ordinarily the older Thus, Yaakov reversed the order of Menashe and child would be first, ahead of his younger brother.

Ephraim. Knowing this might not dull the pain The Kedushas Levi reveals that a closer look at of our suffering, but it surely adds a dimension of the names of Yosef’s sons gives us a clue regard- meaning and purpose, and helps us internalize ing what this story means. Yosef named his first the fact that Hashem only brings us suffering for son Menashe. When Yosef named him Menashe, our own good. Indeed, may Hashem make us like he referred to the trials and suffering he had ‎un- Ephraim and Menashe.

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New State Guidelines Requiring Increased Secular Education Could Be Devastating to Yeshivos Recently released guidelines that would require all private schools throughout New York, including yeshivos, to offer students six or more hours per day of secular studies have sparked serious concern, prompting strong reactions all across the state.

Hamodia reported that Commissioner MaryEllen Elia of the New York State Department of Education announced last month that the changes would require all of the state’s approximately 1,800 non-public schools to offer 72 minutes of math instruction per day, and a total of seven hours in English, social studies, science and math, with additional classes to be given in music, visual arts and other subjects. The commissioner’s use of the term “substantial equivalence” provides some amount of leeway, but it is unclear exactly how much or in what manner.

Under the new guidelines, all private schools would be reviewed every five years by local public school officials to ensure that they are complying with safety laws and the new curriculum standards, with the results of those reviews sent to the state for further consideration.

Schools who fail to comply with the new requirements would face loss of state funding, and students would be declared truant, a classification whose meaning remains unclear at this time.

Responding to the commissioner’s new directive one week later, the Satmar Rebbe, Rabbi Aron Teitelbaum, spoke out forcefully, as reported on VIN News, telling the state to fix its failing public schools before attempting to make any changes to yeshivos.

The Satmar Rebbe declared that he has no intention of following the new guidelines, saying, “We will sacrifice and stand up for our very existence so that we can educate our children and provide them with a Torah education.”

Data obtained by The Jewish Press from the Department of Education shows that, in general, yeshivah students have been outperforming their public school counterparts on the New York State Regents examinations, with 19 of the top 20 private school av-

erage scores in the June 2016 English Language Arts Regents examination earned by yeshivos. Of those schools, two were Monsey area girls’ schools, with Bais Yaakov of Ramapo and Bais Yaakov of Monsey, whose students averaged 88.1 and 86.4 respectively, coming in well ahead of the Rockland public school average of 63.4. Similar results were seen in the June 2017 U.S. History and Government Regents examination, with students at Yeshiva Ohr Reuven earning an average grade of 97.1, the highest of all private schools in the state. Also scoring higher than an average grade of 90 were students at Bais Yaakov of Monsey, Bais Yaakov of Ramapo, Bais Yaakov D’Rav Hirsch, Yeshiva Shaarei Torah, Yeshiva Gedolah of South Monsey, Mesivta Bais Shraga and Yeshiva High School of Monsey, while Rockland County’s public school students earned an average score of 85.

Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah of America issued a call for extra Tehillim to be said during Mincha on Asara B’Teves in order to arouse rachamei Shamayim in the face of this threat to the yeshivah education system. And as of last weekend, more than 33,000 yeshivah parents signed a petition protesting the guidelines.

Also concerned about the threat to their own schools, the superintendents of the state’s 500 Catholic schools announced their intention last week to boycott the new guidelines, saying that they posed a conflict of interest and gave public schools an unfair opportunity to undermine private schools.

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Airmont Hit Again with Religious Discrimination Lawsuit For the second time in a month, the Village of Airmont has found itself the subject of a federal lawsuit alleging that zoning laws are being illegally applied to discriminate against Orthodox Jews.

As previously reported in The Monsey View, the first lawsuit was filed by Congregation Yetev Lev of Monsey and a group of parents at the end of November, charging the village with using zoning laws and building inspectors to restrict the growth of the local Jewish community by attempting to thwart building plans at the Central UTA school campus on Cherry Lane. The 75-page claim also accused the Suffern school district with unfairly denying transportation and other state-mandated services to special needs students in the district.

According to The Journal News, a second lawsuit filed against the village on December 10 charges Airmont officials with attempting to prevent shuls from holding services, stalling building permits for shuls, and handing out violations that included $1,000 fines per day and the possibility of imprisonment. Included in the 82-page claim are allegations that Rabbi David Ribiat has spent more than $40,000 in fees over a two-and-a-half-year period in an attempt to open an approved shul in Airmont and that Rabbi Moishe Berger, who has spent over $20,000 in fees for operating an unapproved shul in his home, may be facing a year in jail for his actions.

Airmont officials have denied any allegations of wrongdoing, saying that all of its zoning, safety and building codes are enforced equally throughout the village. It has previously lost two religious discrimination lawsuits in the 1990s, leaving taxpayers holding the bag for several million dollars in legal fees and penalties.

The First Liberty Institute, a non-profit legal group that protects religious liberties nationwide, is involved in the case, describing it as “the most blatant case of religious discrimination we’ve seen.” The group’s attorneys hope to prove that Airmont is continuing its decadeslong pattern of discrimination that denies residents their constitutionally protected right to freely practice their religion.

“Thirty years of religious bigotry are enough,” said First Liberty’s Hiram Sasser. “The Orthodox Jewish community of Airmont just wants to be left alone to peacefully worship and coexist, but Airmont officials are openly hostile.”

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Is The Weight Loss Problem Really A Weight Loss Problem?

The problem is not the problem. The problem is the way you look at the problem.

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The first couple of times I heard this statement I loved it because it sounds cool. It wasn't until recently that I truly understood the depth of the saying.

Having someone to help you see what is really true is something that you can not do on your own.

We as humans have an idea about what reality is. Unfortunately a lot of the time our view of what is real and what is really real are not the same.

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When someone disagrees with you, especially on things you swear to be true, it is only natural that we argue back.

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When we think this way it is very typical and quite obvious to see why we are having a hard time living and sustaining a healthy lifestyle.

This is very typical when it comes to family members. Family members are emotionally attached and are extremely invested in one another. It hurts to see your spouse or child eat foods that are fattening. We can’t help but tell them something.

With this type of mindset the way we become “healthy” is by going on a diet. At first, the diet we chose gives us some sort of result.

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Biologically speaking when you look at how the body works you can start to see that losing 0.5 - 1lbs a week is a fantastic outcome.

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The demands and commitments they have in their day. The stress levels they are dealing with.

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In today’s society, eating healthy isn't just following a simple diet.

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When you see that losing 0.5-1lbs a week is great (it isn't enough to just know, you want to believe it to be true)— When you look at a scale as a device that shows you your progression in your diet instead of the end-all-and-be-all of you as a person you won't get completely discouraged by fluctuating numbers.

You can understand that it isn't the diets fault; it isn't anyones fault.

It is just an indication that what you are doing, at the moment, is not the right course of action. If you want to improve your result improve what you are doing day-to-day.

But because your perception tells you, “No, weight loss is supposed to be following a diet and diets only work if I lose 3+ pounds a week,” then as soon as you lose < 3 pounds = automatic failure.

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I adapted this from a recipe I’ve been making for years from the original Heimishe Kitchen cookbook. Because they have only oats, they do crumble a bit more, but at the rate they disappear (even within the gluten-eating population), it doesn’t seem like anyone minds.

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DIRECTIONS

3 eggs ¾ cup oil ¾ cup (organic) sugar or brown sugar 1 tsp. vanilla extract ⅓ cup water 2 cups quick (1-minute) oats, well blended 2 cups quick (1-minute) oats ½ tsp. salt 1 tsp. baking powder Optional add-ins: chocolate chips, cinnamon, shredded coconut, craisins

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1. In a mixing bowl, beat eggs, oil and sugar. Add extract and water.

2. Mix oats with salt and baking powder. Add to bowl — along with any add-ins— and mix. Allow to stand (at least 15 minutes) for oatmeal to absorb liquid and hold together better after baking.

3. Preheat oven to 350°. Drop with spoon onto cookie sheet. Bake for about 25 minutes.

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INGREDIENTS 3 eggs

3½ cups oats, blended

½ cup almond (or any nut) butter

1 tsp. baking powder ½ tsp. salt

2 oz. (¼ cup) palm shortening ½ cup sugar

1 T. cocoa ¼ cup mini chocolate chips

TOPPING 7 eggs

1 T. coffee

½ cup sugar

2 tsp. vanilla extract

¾ cup almond (or any nut) butter

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Millions of people wake up each morning to their cup of joe, relying on it to kickstart their day. Traversing continents, cultures and nationalities, there isn’t a country that doesn’t have an intense relationship with the bitter bean. And is it any surprise? Coffee is so much more than a drink. It is a culture, an economy, an art, a science — and has quite a history.

Over the years, coffee and its health effects have been the object of countless studies.

The findings ranged from “Stay away from coffee. It causes all kinds of ills,” to “Coffee is good for you. Drink up!” Here’s how the most famous beverage has been reported since the turn of the twentieth century.

EARLY 1900s: COFFEE STUNTS GROWTH As the coffee industry evolved, so did the negative beliefs (and myths) about it.

There were reports in those years that coffee stunts the growth in children and is the cause behind ailments like nervousness, insomnia, heart palpitations and indigestion. The probable rationale behind it is the fact that the caffeine in coffee may prevent sleep if consumed at the wrong times, and a child needs proper sleep in order to grow.

1927: KEEP KIDS AWAY FROM COFFEE During this year, researchers interviewed school children about their coffee-consumption habits, and what came to light were facts they found “startling”: Most kids drank at least a cup of coffee a day, something that researchers decided were the reasons behind their lackluster scholastic achievements at school.

At this time, children across the States were warned that drinking coffee would give them low grades.

1943: A SECOND SERVING OF COFFEE FOR $100 As World War II was raging in Europe, back on the homefront, instant coffee was being saved for the men on the front. Initially, the coffee was rationed in a manner that allotted one pound of coffee per five weeks for every person over the age of 15, then it was reduced to a pound every six weeks. Coffee shops would only sell customers one cup of coffee. One shop, though, offered a second cup for 100 bucks (the value of over $1,400 today!).

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1970s: COFFEE CAUSES HEART DISEASE Various studies during these years pointed to a negative correlation between coffee and increased heart disease, one citing a 60 percent increased risk for heart attacks in coffee drinkers, and another a short-term rise in blood pressure.

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2001: COFFEE INCREASES THE RISK OF CANCER A study researching coffee found a 20 percent increase in the risk of urinary tract cancer in coffee drinkers. Tea drinkers did not show this risk increase.

2007: COFFEE DECREASES CANCER RISKS Several analyses showed that drinking coffee prevents the risk of liver cancer, one finding that two black coffees daily decreases the risk by 43 percent.

2011: COFFEE CONSUMPTION REDUCES RISK OF STROKE A meta-analysis on the link of coffee and stroke risks found no negative association between the two, even showing a benefit when black coffee is drunk in moderation. Another study actually found coffee to have preventative effects in those at risk of strokes.

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2010: COFFEE CAUSES LUNG DISEASE A meta-analysis found a link between coffee and lung disease. However, it couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t rule out the fact that most participants smoked, too, and that it may have been that factor that was behind the uptick in lung disease in study participants.

2013: COFFEE REDUCES RISK OF HEART DISEASE A study of more than 1.2 million participants found that moderate coffee drinking seems to be associated with lower risk of heart disease. Additional large-scale studies found that coffee reduces mortality rates in general. In fact, in 2012, studies showed that one would have to drink as many as 10 cups daily for coffee to have a bad association with cardiovascular disease.

Two studies conducted in 2013 also proved, like in 2007, that coffee reduces the risk of liver cancer.

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2015: COFFEE AND HEALTHY LIFESTYLE CAN GO TOGETHER According the the U.S. Department of Agriculture, at up to five cups daily (a maximum of 400mg of caffeine) “coffee can be incorporated into a healthy lifestyle,” and was shown to lower the risk of death from heart or neurological diseases.

In this same year, though, the 2001 finding of coffee seeming to increase the risk for urinary tract cancer was proven once again by a meta-analysis. People with a risk factor are told to consider this.

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The effects of acrylamide, a chemical produced in the coffee-roasting process, is extensively studied, finding “no conclusive evidence for a carcinogenic effect of drinking coffee.”

Over 200 studies done on coffee concluded that three to four cups a day were found to lower the risk of liver disease; fatal strokes; some cancers; neurological, metabolic and liver disorders; and improve overall mortality rate.

2018: CALIFORNIA: LOS ANGELES JUDGE REQUIRES CANCERWARNING LABELS ON COFFEE During the roasting process of coffee, the chemical acrylamide is produced.

Acrylamide is also present in foods like potato chips, french fries, breakfast cereal and toast — as well as cigarette smoke.

There is little evidence though, that acrylamide in food causes cancer.

Many establishments in California put up the warning signs (Starbucks was the first to do so), although health experts claim that there are no grounds for it since the studies that caused cancer in mice were done with very high doses of acrylamide.

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THE OVERALL PICTURE So now that we spilled all the beans, what are we to take out of this?

In the words of Dr. Frank Hu, chair of nutrition at Harvard’s University’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health, “the overall picture is quite clear.” He says, “There is no long-term increased risk of major chronic disease, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease or even cancer,” when drinking coffee.

Health experts at large say that coffee consumed in moderation is not only not harmful, but even has health benefits.

So, drink up! However, there are few things to take in mind before guiltlessly indulging.

HEALTH PITFALLS OF ALL TIMES • Studies consider a “cup” of coffee 8 ounces, and not that 24-ounce cuppa you’re sipping as you read.

• Coffee creamers and syrups and whip — and an overload of sugars and sweeteners — can add hundreds of calories to the beverage.

These flavored coffees, cappuccinos, frappes, lattes, mochas, or whatever names they go by, should not be consumed on a daily, or even frequent, basis.

• Mind what you have with your coffee. Calorie-laden pastries, chocolates or other sweets accompanying the coffee may tip your entire coffee consumption to the unhealthy side.

• Caffeine may pose an issue with certain medications and exacerbate certain diseases. Consult your physician if you have reason to think coffee may not be right for you.

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Soft drinks, also known as carbonated drinks, have had a colorful history. There aren’t too many products that can claim they’ve been used as a medicinal tonic in early years — and then found themselves banned two centuries later. But since the scientists who first discovered methods of carbonating liquids were simply trying to replicate mineral water, there were no nutritional disadvantages at that point. On the contrary, until the early nineteenth century, drinking either natural or artificial mineral water was considered a

healthy habit, and it was also greatly promoted by the temperance movement, which was seeking to limit the consumption of alcoholic beverages.

Over the next few decades, however, as sugar and flavorings were added to the carbonated drinks, soda gained popularity, and it was soon more appreciated as a refreshment than as a tonic. By the 1840s, there were more than 50 soft drink manufacturers, and the year 1851 saw more soft drink publicity: At the Great Exhibition in London, Schweppes was the official drinks supplier, and they sold over a million bottles of lemonade, ginger beer, seltzer water and soda water.

Nowadays, a significant reason soft drinks have become such an issue nationally is that as unhealthy as they are, they’re cheap, and they’re an easy answer to sugar cravings. The result? Widespread obesity, as well as other weight-related health issues, including diabetes, elevated blood pressure, and an increased risk of heart disease and stroke. Other problems that may de-

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velop include dental decay, bone loss and a significantly higher risk of developing kidney stones.

Those defending the soda industry claim that statistics on obesity can be blamed on the fact that people with poor healthy eating habits in general also consume large amount of soft drinks. Thus, they say that prevailing obesity should be blamed on their general lifestyle versus one particular item in their diet.

Whatever the case, trends have shown that the more soda consumed, the greater the prevalence of obesity and accompanying health issues, and these numbers can never be denied.

A Declining Trend Today the soft drink trend is finally declining. Studies show that while the average American drank 45.5 gallons of soda in 2005, the average number five years later, in 2010, was 40.7 gallons — still a frightening number, but a change nonetheless.

This change is due to the harmful effects seen in people all over the country — and all over the world.

Many of these changes can probably be attributed to the discussion of soda taxes, which were implemented in many U.S. cities, and bans. And even while New York state’s proposed Soda Ban was officially repealed, the fact that this proposal — which would have limited the sales of many sugary drinks over 16 ounces in volume — was under discussion shows that the nation is paying attention to the harsh effects of drinking too many soft drinks.

The past decade has also seen many changes to the school system in regard to the availability of soft drinks. The Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 removed soft drinks from schools and urged schools that receive federal funding to provide healthier food choices to their students.

The Soft Drink Industry Unhealthy contents notwithstanding, soft drinks don’t seem to be going the way of the dodo anytime soon. On the contrary, the history and development of the soda industry, which has been a force ever since the mid-nineteenth century, reflect the trends of growing American businesses and the success of marketing.

Today, the most popular soda, hands down, is Coca-Cola. While its taste and fizz is loved by consumers worldwide, Coca-Cola also remains a symbol of American culture, and it is this result of genius marketing that created this legendary drink.

What, exactly, is behind the Coca-Cola empire?

A Brief History The original Coca-Cola recipe was formulated by John Pemberton in Georgia in 1885, though the drink was at first slated to be a coca wine. Pemberton, a Confederate colonel who’d been injured in the Civil War, had found himself addicted to morphine after recovering from his injuries, and he created this formula, which contained coca leaves, as an alternative to the drug.

A year later, however, when Prohibition legislation passed in Georgia, Pemberton adjusted the formula and began selling this non-alcoholic version in a local pharmacy for 5 cents a glass. It was originally marketed as a patent medicine, or “brain and nerve tonic,” since it contained small amounts of cocaine as well as caffeine.

Pemberton’s accountant, a Frank Robinson, is credited with coming up with the name Coca-Cola — for the cocaine leaf and caffeine-containing kola bean included in the formula — and he also designed the distinct, script logo containing the two loopy C’s. It was also Robinson’s idea to promote the drink by distributing free drink coupons and hanging posters all over the city, a clever move that THIS TICKET FOR A FREE quickly made this drink GLASS OF COCA-COLA WAS FIRST DISTRIBUTED very popular.

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The Beginning of a Tradition Over the next few years, ownership of the Coca-Cola Company transferred to Asa Candler, and as soon as he had complete ownership, Candler authorized an annual advertising budget of $11,000. While this number seems huge, it was actually a very modest beginning to Coca-Cola’s legendary advertising tactics.

Candler also made some significant changes to the Coca-Cola formula at this time, which included doing away with most of the cocaine, and consequently, with its claims of having medicinal qualities. Then, in a brilliantly strategic move — both for the publicity and for intellectual property protection — Candler announced that he was the only person in possession of the “real” formula. Thus began the tradition of the “secret recipe.”

But Candler didn’t stop there. Understanding the value of heavy advertising, he earmarked increasingly larger funds for advertising, and in

White Coke During World War II, former president Dwight D. Eisenhower, then the Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces, introduced Coca-Cola to Soviet Marshal Georgy Zhukov. Zhukov liked this new drink immensely, but since Coca-Cola was a sign of American imperialism, he was afraid that his drinking this soft drink would be reported in the newspapers. Zhukov, however, was determined to get hold of this drink, and he requested that a special production of Coca-Cola be manufactured and packaged to resemble vodka. This request was passed on to President Harry S Truman, whose staff, in turn, contacted the Coca-Cola Company with this unusual request.

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1901, the Coca-Cola Company’s advertising budget surpassed $100,000 for the first time. And the results were telling! Coca-Cola was evolving into a statement, a concept, and something much more than simply a nice, refreshing drink. Advertising campaigns hit the streets, one after another, until Coca-Cola was more a culture than a beverage.

Who didn’t want a Coke? After all, “It’s the real thing,” ads promised. “Enjoy a glass of liquid laughter,” other ads announced. “Have a Coke and a smile!”

Yet other ads proclaimed, “Where there’s Coke, there’s hospitality,” and a little catchy three-line ditty read, “Fifty million times a day | At home, at work or on the way | There’s nothing like a Coke.”

And if someone wasn’t yet convinced, the ads kept on coming, ever changing. “The best friend thirst ever had,” they said in the summer. And in the winter?

“Thirst knows no time nor season.”

Ten more years later, the advertising budget had already increased tenfold again, reaching the milliondollar mark, and advertisements were all over. They were in calendars, painted on signs, printed on pencils and napkins, and were soon on billboards all over the country.

VAULT CONTAINING THE SECRET FORMULA AT THE WORLD OF COCACOLA IN ATLANTA

only when the loan was paid in full some six years later did the new owners transfer the written formula to a local Atlanta bank. In 2011, it was placed in a publicly displayed vault at the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta.

Who has full knowledge of the formula today? According to the Coca-Cola Company, only two employees are privy to this closely guarded information, and the two are not allowed to travel together, in case of calamIn 1919, a group of investors purchased the Cocaity. When one of the two dies, it is the other one’s duty to Cola Company from Asa Candler. The only written copy choose the next successor. of Coca-Cola’s formula was placed in a vault in a New So, who are these two people in the company today?

York bank as collateral for the acquisition loan, and Apparently, this in itself is a secret as well...

With Coca-Cola being bottled and sold all over the world, how is it possible for the secret formula to actually remain secret? This is accomplished in a manner reminiscent of espionage, but strange During one of the “cola wars,” where PepsiCo. and the Coca-Cola or not, it has worked well so far.

Company advertised and campaigned heavily against each other, PepsiCo. introduced their Pepsi Challenge. The Pepsi Challenge was Supposedly, the ingredients of the a marketing campaign that invited consumers to take a blind taste formula are shipped to the syrup test to choose between Coca-Cola and Pepsi. Ultimately, most people factories as nine separate comwho took the test preferred the taste of Pepsi over Coca-Cola, probponents, labeled Merchandise 1, Merchandise 2, and so on, until ably due to its sweeter taste.

Near panic, in 1985, the Coca-Cola Company formulated a new Merchandise 9. Factory employees drink labeled “New Coke” to match Pepsi’s sweeter taste, but despite know the required proportions of this New Coke’s winning many blind taste tests against the original each component needed to create the base syrup, and while they Coca-Cola formula as well as Pepsi, consumer response to the new know what composes Merchanformula was surprisingly negative. The Coca-Cola company quickdise 1 through 4 (sugar, caramel ly resumed production of its original formula, this time under the coloring, caffeine and phosphoric name “Coca-Cola Classic,” while the new drink remained available acid, respectively), Merchandise 5 as New Coke. through 9 remain a mystery. This A few short years later, the Coca-Cola company ceased production method of mixing the formula of their New Coke and also removed the “Classic” addition to their ensures that no single person is original label. The victory definitely went to PepsiCo. in this cola war privy to more information than is battle, in one of the most widely known flops in marketing history. absolutely necessary — and so the secret remains safe.

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CHASDEI CHASHIE L’KALLAH A Legacy of Chesed Chasdei Chashie LKallah, in memory of Reb Zev and Chashie Weiss A”H, is not just another organization, rather, a glimpse into the personal story of a family along with their messages of faith, courage and the ability to build from their pain.

R’ Zev and Chashie Weiss A”H home was built on foundations of Torah and Mitzvos. Their home was infused with Emunah, Bitachon while caring for every Yid. Rabbi Zev and Chashie Weiss’ mesiras nefesh for gemilas chasodim and tzedaka was legendary.

That legend became desperately underscored when a serious illness suddenly and without warning struck both of them. Along with an abundance of tear-filled fervent tefilos to the Ribono Shel Olam, the Weiss children - six of whom were still living at home and unmarried - committed themselves to furthering their parents’ devotion to the needs of others by taking upon themselves the lofty mitzva of hachnosas kallah as a zechus for a refuah shelaima for both of their parents.

Tragically, R’ Zev and Chashie, the pillars of the Weiss home, left this world in the prime of their lives, leaving a deep vacuum in the hearts of their family and in those that lovingly knew them. The legacy of their extraordinary ahavas yisroel and chesed, however, lives on in the activities of Chasdei Chashie L’Kallah.

“Mazel Tov! My daughter became a kallah! I’m trying to feel the simcha - and although we can’t afford much, we are managing the best we can by getting the things she needs on sale - BUT BEDS DO NOT GO ON SALE! I realize this is something I cannot do on my own - Your Chasdei Chashie L’Kallah has provided the beds and lifted a lead piece off of our hearts!

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“The economic times speak for themselves. My husband and I both lost our jobs. Now with a kallah in the house, we did not know what to do!! By setting up the beds, dinette table and chairs, their once bare apartment will become a home that they will able to show for themselves!

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With utmost sensitivity, high quality mattresses, box springs, and in some cases, dinette sets, are distributed to hundreds of needy kallah’s each year. Working with little overhead and no paid employees, Chasdei Chashie L’Kallah’s dedicated volunteers work discreetly to do background checks and to ensure that the dignity of the organization’s recipients’ is rightfully preserved. Many of the times the couple does not even know that they are receiving this furniture from a Tzedaka, as they get to pick out the sets themselves. The radiant kallah’s joy knows no bounds!

Who are Chasdei Chashie L’Kallah’s recipients?

Chasdei Chashie L’Kallah’s recipients are your fellow yidden. They could be your friends or neighbors. They could even be your own relatives…The people who show a smile on the outside and greet you amiably as if they had not a care in the world, may be crumbling under the financial pressure of marrying off a child. Needy Kallahs from all over the United States and Canada reach out to Chasdei Chashie L’Kallah for help.

They know that they will be treated with dignity and interest. They know that once they reach out to CCL, their smiles will return and their Simcha will be truly complete.

What is Chasdei Chashie L’Kallah?

Chasdei Chashie L’Kallah is the unbroken chain of chesed inspired by Rabbi Zev and Chashie Weiss, a”h. It is the legacy that beckons each of us to ease the burden of a fellow yid and be a privileged part of building yet another Bayis Ne’eman B’Yisroel.

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HILCHOS BORER | PART 2

There are three conditions one needs to follow in order to separate an ochel (food) and pesoles (garbage) mixture in a permissible manner: 1) take the ochel from the pesoles, and not the other way around; 2) take it only immediately before eating; and 3) use one’s hands and not a kli that helps in the separation process.1 These same rules apply to non-foods as well.2 In this article we will begin to address the first condition — removing the ochel from the pesoles.

What is ochel and what is pesoles?

When there is a mixture of garbage and food, then it is clear what is the ochel and what is the pesoles. When there are two kinds of foods, however, then the food one wants to eat at that time is considered the ochel and the one he doesn’t want to eat at that time is the pesoles.3 For example, if there is a bowl of colored jelly beans, and little Michoel decides he only wants to eat the blue ones, then all the other colors would be the pesoles, regardless of the fact that he really does like all the jelly beans but only wants the blue ones now. It would be muttar for Michoel to remove the blue jelly beans from the bowl to eat them immediately, but it would be assur for him to remove the other jelly beans

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so that he would be left with a pile of blue jelly beans to eat, because that is considered taking the pesoles from the ochel.

These same rules apply to non-foods as well;4 what one wants to use at that time is considered ochel, and what he doesn’t want to use at that time is now pesoles.

Partial separation and splitting a mixture One is not allowed to take out even just one pesoles from ochel, even if he leaves over some pesoles. For example, Suri has a bowl of peanuts with peanut shells in front of her. It would be assur for her to pick out just some of the shells, and not all of them, regardless that she is still leaving a mixture of ochel and pesoles. Just by removing some of the pesoles, she is improving the mixture, and it is considered borer.5 Suri, however, would be allowed to take a bowl of peanuts mixed with their shells and split it into two bowls, even if she doesn’t want to eat it right away. In this case, she is not separating any ochel from pesoles, but is just splitting the mixture into two.

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olive out of the bowl so that Kalman can eat it immediately. Zalman, who is anyway looking for an excuse not to touch the olive, claims that it would be borer for him to pick it out from the salad, but Kalman argues, “No, no, dearest Zalman! It is muttar for you to pick out the olive even though you won’t be eating it because you are doing it for me, and for me it is considered ochel from pesoles!”6 In this case, Kalman would be right.

Peeling fruits Sometimes it’s not so simple to take the ochel from pesoles, because the ochel is not accessible. An example of this case is when someone wants to eat a banana or an orange.

The banana, which would be the ochel, is covered by its peel, the pesoles. In such a case, the halacha says one may peel it immediately before eating and this is still muttar, because there is no other way to get to the ochel and this is the way that it is eaten.7 However, in a case where it is not entirely covered by the peel, and one can get his hands on the ochel and take it out, one must do so. For example, if there is a pile of already separated lettuce leaves, with some spoiled lettuce leaves lying on top of fresh ones, one must take the good ones since they are accessible without removing the bad ones.8 The purpose of this column is to bring awareness to matters of halacha. As with any halacha-related questions, consult your rav for a psak.

1 Shulchan Aruch 319:1; see Shulchan Aruch HaRav 319:1 who explains that these three conditions constitute derech achilah, and therefore it is muttar.

2 See Taz 319:12; Shulchan Aruch HaRav 319:8; Mishnah Berurah 319:15; not like the Ohr Sameach, Shabbos 8:11, who holds there is no borer by keilim.

3 See Tosfos Shabbos 74a; see Biur Halacha siman 319 “umaniach” for the opinion of the Rambam.

See Taz 319:12; Shulchan Aruch HaRav 319:8; Mishnah Berurah 319:15; not like the Ohr Sameach, Shabbos 8:11, who holds there is no borer by keilim.

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5 This is unlike the Yerushalmi brought in Biur Halacha 340:1 “umelaket.” See, though, Mishbetzos Zahav 319:13.

6 See Shulchan Aruch 319:1 and Mishnah Berurah 6 there.

7 See Shulchan Aruch, Orach Chaim 321:19 and Biur Halacha “liklof” and Chazon Ish Orach Chaim 54:4; see also Biur Halacha 319:4 “misoch” where he brings another reason according to the Yam Shel Shlomo, but see the Chazon Ish (Orach Chaim 54:4) who argues on this reason.

See Biur Halachah, 319:1 “m’ha’alim.”

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Have you had your morning coffee or tea yet? If you were born in America, those two beverages are staples on any breakfast menu. Around the world there are drinks that are considered “regular” in their locales but would raise an eyebrow (or two) elsewhere.

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Who needs coffee when you’ve got sugar-water? AGUA DULCE, literally translated as “sweetwater,” is made by dissolving unrefined sugarcane in hot water. This is a popular breakfast drink in Costa Rica, which is, ironically, a large producer of the world’s coffee…

Like licorice? Maybe you’d enjoy a cup of ANIJSMELK, which is a favorite in Holland. This is drink is made by soaking aniseed or anise sugar cubes in warm milk.

In what sounds like an awesome start to the day, oats are boiled together with brown sugar and orange and then strained for a drinkable oat-based breakfast called COLADA.

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Packed with healthy fat and calories, PO CHA provides essential energy for Tibetans who live in cold, high altitudes. It is made of black tea, yak butter, yak milk and salt. They say it’s an acquired taste. Feeling daring? Here’s a recipe: (Try it with cow’s milk and butter.)

Typically called TURKISH COFFEE, this beverage is actually popular all over the Middle East. Made of finely ground coffee, water and sometimes sugar all boiled together, Turkish coffee is traditionally “so thick even a water buffalo wouldn’t sink in it.” The grinds are consumed as part of the brew, causing the coffee to pack a powerful punch. Despite that, the teeny-weeny pots the coffee is brewed in are quite adorable. And watching a grown man clutching a doll-sized cup? Priceless.

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TEA RITUALS

CHINA

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Tea’s early history was in China, where it was originally used in medicinal brews. Over time, though, tea evolved into an integral part of Chinese society. The Chinese take tea very seriously, with it featuring in various ceremonies.

Eventually, the Japanese discovered China’s jewel and brought tea back home to be cultivated there. Aside from the standard type of thin tea we are accustomed to, the Japanese created a dried tea powder, called MATCHA, which is the Turkish coffee of the tea world. Mixed with a bit of water, the thick brew is intensely flavorful and supposed to be very healthy. Matcha tea is now becoming a trend worldwide amongst tea connoisseurs.

The Gung Fu tea ceremony lasts anywhere from 10 to 20 minutes and involves multiple preparations of hot water, which is transferred between vessels to warm the tea cups before the tea is finally served.

Before drinking, guests are expected to show appreciation for the smell and color of the tea.

While some of the Asian tea traditions appear to be only socially significant, many of the ceremonies are actually based in avoda zara, especially in Japan

As in China, tea ceremonies are taken seriously in Japan, with special huts being used to serve tea. Classes are offered for older children to learn the complicated rules of ceremonies.

In a Chinese marriage ceremony, the bride and groom prepare and serve tea for their new in-laws as a sign of respect and to thank them for the time and effort expended in raising their spouse.

BRITAIN The British have enjoyed tea since the 1600s, but it wasn’t until 1840 that the renowned British tea time came to be. That’s thanks to Anna, the Duchess of Bedford, who routinely found herself hungry around 4 or 5 in the afternoon. She began requesting tea, together with cakes and miniature sandwiches, and grew to love the ritual so much that she began inviting friend to dine with her. From there, tea time grew into an icon of the British way of life.

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Story/ A Tear in the Pants, a Tear in the Heart “Nice new pants, Yankele!”

“Thanks.” Yankele smiled, adjusting the belt on his new pants. “They’re new for me, but they first belonged to the children of Uncle Avrum.

He’s not really our uncle, but what’s the difference? The main thing is that he sends us packages of clothing from time to time.”

“We don’t have any cousins sending us clothes, so we buy them in Reb Shmiel’s store.

Soon my brother Yehuda will have his bar mitzvah, and they’ve already bought me a beautiful suit!” said Kalman. “My mother never lets us go out with torn pants,” he added, winking at Yankele, as if to say, “Look at Benzion’s pants…”

Benzion, sitting right across from them, on the low wall surrounding the shul, lowered his gaze. He got the hint and was deeply hurt. What did his “friends” think — that his mother was happy to send him out like that? But with Tatty

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sick and unable to work, and with six hungry kids at home, who could think of “luxuries” like new clothes?

Meanwhile, the shul emptied out. Tefillas Shabbos was over, and everyone passed in turn before the gaon and tzaddik Rav Dovid Yungreis, Rav of the Eidah Hachareidis, and wished him ah gutten Shabbos before hurrying home for the Shabbos seudah.

Yankele and Kalman were also about to leave when they noticed that the Rav was not heading toward his own home, but in the opposite direction, to the street leading to their houses…

“I wonder where he could be going now, before the seudah…” said Kalman.

“Strange,” Yankele agreed. “But we can check it out. There aren’t many houses on our street.

Hey, look! He’s gone into the yard of Moishele Friedman, the third grader!”

From behind the big bush at the corner — with growing astonishment — the two children watched what went on at the Friedmans’ door.

THE head of the family opened the door and was shocked to find the gaon standing there. “Good Shabbos,” said Rav Dovid, with a big smile. “I’m looking for your dear son. I believe his name is Moishele. May I speak with him for a moment?”

Now the father was even more mystified. The Rav wanted to speak with his seven-year-old? But, of course, he rushed to call the boy, who came to the door, flustered and bewildered.

“Ah, here is the fine boy I’m looking for,” Rav Yungreis said. “I came to conciliate you, Moishele. After davening, when it was your turn to wish me ah gutten Shabbos, I was preoccupied with a halachic question that one of the mispallelim had asked, and therefore, I didn’t respond properly. So I came here now to wish you ah gutten Shabbos!”

SHOCK. Silence behind the bush. Kalman and Yankele stood there, ashamed. They looked at each other and could barely get a word out.

“The Rav… walked all the way here… to apologize to a little boy for a possible trace of an insult,” Yankele finally said.

With tears in his eyes, Kalman continued, “And we… we really insulted poor Benzion… but it didn’t even occur to us to ask his forgiveness…”

Rav Dovid walked homeward, leaving behind him two boys who had just learned a powerful lesson in bein adam l’chaveiro, a lesson they would never ever forget.

(Based on a story in the book Otzroseihem Amalei)

Ask the Rav/ Seats for the Class Trip By: Harav Hagaon R’ Menachem Mendel Fuchs, Shlit”a Moreh Tzedek of the Eidah Hachareidis, Rav Kiryat Shomrei Hachomos, Ramot, and Rav of Mishmeres Hasholom

Question Before the annual class trip, one of my classmates, Toby*, told me that this time she’s not planning to sit next to her long-time good friend Yitty* on the bus as always, but rather next to Zissy*, a different girl she recently became friendly with. Out of concern that Yitty may end up sitting alone, I went over and told her what I’d heard, so that she could arrange a different seatmate in advance. I wanted to ask — was that the proper thing to do?

Answer The questioner did not specify how she explained to Yitty the fact that Toby would not be sitting next to her on the bus.

We will present two possibilities: a. If the questioner explained that Toby has become close with Zissy instead of her, implying that Toby is planning to abandon her friendship with Yitty — she is guilty of rechilus. b.

If she explained that Toby wants to befriend and boost Zissy, and that’s why she’d be sitting next to her on the bus, she was not guilty of actual rechilus, but still did not behave properly, because this, too, apparently aroused concern and suspicion in the heart of the old friend, Yitty.

True, it is evident from the words of the questioner that she wanted to do a mitzvah — to make sure that Yitty won’t have to sit alone — and not chalilah to start a fight. Nevertheless, she should have done so in coordination with Toby and found the best way to do it so as to avert suspicion and ill-will between the two friends. There is good reason for the Chofetz Chaim warning us to put in much thought and deliberation before saying lashon hara or rechilus l’to’eles (for a constructive purpose)! (In the event that the facts became known to the questioner only at the last minute, and she didn’t have time to think and plan out and explain, then one can understand her conduct.)

Therefore, the questioner should do teshuvah for what she did, and if she finds out that the words reached the girl she spoke about and caused her pain, then she must also appease her — apologize and explain that she’d meant well and was wrong in not seeking advice in advance regarding how to go about it.

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THROUGH A LENS OF ZECHUS/ The Mischievous Pencil Case I love the first day of school! All the kids come early with eager smiles on their faces. The books and notebooks are covered in shiny, new book covers. The pencil cases are full of sharpened pencils and clean erasers. The book bags are neat and orderly, with no wrinkled papers… no plastic bags holding the moldy remains of sandwiches…

That’s why I was so upset by what happened with my seatmate, Yechiel Schwartz. I pulled out a sharpened pencil from my new pencil case to do the Mishnayos worksheet, and — would you believe it! ­— Yechiel put his hand in my pencil case, and without asking permission, pulled out a pencil for himself, too, and started writing!

Then, he rummaged in the second compartment, looking for an eraser. And when the rebbi asked us to highlight a line in yellow, he was “kind enough” to say that soon he’d finish using the highlighter and give it to me…

Tell me, was that a chutzpah or wasn’t it???

I thought to myself, “I’m not stingy. I’d be happy to lend Yechiel school supplies, especially since I have a full pencil case today. But what kind of way is this to behave? Is it so hard to ask?”

Only at the end of the lesson, when I bent down to pull out my sandwich from the book bag did I realize what had happened — My new pencil case was there, precisely where I had put it yesterday.

And the pencil case on the desk — the one we’d both used for the entire lesson?

It was Yechiel’s! He’d also bought his school supplies at the discounted sale in the neighborhood, choosing the same items I did. You guessed it! The one who’d used items that weren’t his — again and again, without even asking permission — was none other than myself!

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• No credit given to archaic words, or words chiefly used in other languages (including British English).

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LAST WEEK’S QUESTION: Which street has only even numbers?

ANSWER: Grosser Lane

Question of the week:

Which park in our area is named for a firefighter who lost his life saving others in the World Trade Center attack?

Do you have a trivia question to share with your fellow Monseyites? Feel free to send it to us!

Questions may include any of the local areas currently inhabited by the frum community.

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

Please include your name and phone number.

You will be entered into a drawing to win a frank and fries at Nussy’s!

The winner of last week’s drawing is:

C.S. (xxx-1677) You’ve won a free frank and fries at Nussy’s!

Take this page into Nussy’s to claim your prize!

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REMINDER Dictionaries or electronic devices may not be used to help you solve the Boggle board. We will disqualify word lists, as per our discretion, that include too many unusual words.

The Boggle Team at The Monsey View

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Please note that credit is not given for inappropriate words, words not found on board and words listed twice.

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Classifieds FOR SALE LEXUS LS 460 69000 highway miles call 845-461-3084 2012 ACCORD SE 2012 Honda Accord Special Edition, Dark gray, 76k miles excellent condition, Leather, heated seats, $9,200. Call/ text 845-579-5630, Email for pictures h.accord.se.12@ gmail.com D/R SET china closet, table, 8 chairs $2k, call/txt 845-517-9231 FOR SALE Italian furniture/master bedroom set, for best offer, call now 845-782-5694.

NEW BEDROOM FURNITURE Call 3476786748 D/R SET China Closet & Dining Room table new condition. Please call 845-371-5241.

CORNER CURIO good for small dining room for best offer Call/text 347957-0717 D/R SET Italian, new condition.

Including table and 8 chairs, 2 curios, and buffet.

845.461.9104 WALL OVEN GE 4 burner cooktop, new condition $175 and Magic Chef double wall oven 24” wide $200, both not kosher, call/text 845.521.9735 BRAND NEW STROLLERS Brand New Carriages & Strollers, Unbelievable prices! Every model from all major brands, Bugaboo, Baby Jogger, Mountain Buggy , and more. FREE delivery. TEXT or CALL 845-293-2839

WASH MACHINE Kenmore top loader Wash machine and dryer $225 each or $400 for both call/text 845.521.9735

KITCHEN FOR SALE big beautiful Salko kitchen with lots of pullouts for sale, 7 years old. please call 845352-2584

STACKABLE WASHER/ DRYER Frigidaire 27”. excellent condition. ultra quiet, sensor dry, $650 obo. 845-659-0104

FOR SALE new Bugaboo Cameleon raincover please call 352-0552.

REFRIGERATOR white, top freezer fridge, asking $275. please call 845659-0104 APPLIANCES GE Profile 30” oven with glass top, Profile micro/convection oven, Profile fridge, Kitchenaid dishwasher. (Not kosher) Please call 352-4890 GE AIR CONDITIONER and Samsung Front loader washing machine for sale.

Please call Miriam at 845425-1075 NEW SILVER BOWL from bosch machine still in box regular $150 selling for $125 call 845-356-6215

SHELLS new with tags size M modal pb&j shells - 1 white, 1 cream - selling both for $20. Call/ text 274-2079 TWIN CARRIAGE Please call (845) 354-2409 DOONA STROLLER in great condition, call 845826-2317 BOYS GOODNITE PULLUPS 14 per pack $7 each. Willing to deliver for $50 min.Please call:845-352-7209 GIRLS JACKSON ultima figure skates size 2 for sale. Used in excellent condition. $25, Please call 845-352-7209

KENMORE TOP LOADER Wash machine and dryer in great condition $225 each or $400 for both call/text 845.521.9735

FOR SALE Elegant navy with velvet trimming Kate spade jumper for sale sz 2-4 (good for 6-10th graders ) brand new minor alterations needed

GE 4 BURNER COOKTOP New condition $175 and magic chef double wall oven 24” wide $225 (both are not kosher) call/text 845.521.9735

GRACO SNUGRIDE CARSEAT Brand new condition barely used $70 Call / Text 845-6627158

NEW PEDAL GO-KART Great gift ages 4-8. Call 845304-5160 DEEP FRYER new oster deep dryer 1.5qt still in the box $30 call or text 8482245500 GIFT CARD to etc steakhouse in teaneck. $150 value for $135. 845-5873307

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BUGABOO CARRIAGE LINER grey, brand new, $35. 845274-0326 DOONA BASE For Car $80 Net for Doona carseat $10 Graco baby Swing in sway /brand New condition $45 Please call or text 845-263-0374 DRUM SET Ludwig 5 peice drum set for sale includes ZBT zildjian

cymbols and all hardware hardly used $485 (brand new $700) call 845-371-2092 FISH TANK 10 gallon, with two glow tropical fish + all supplies and filters for $45.text 13477334933 $79 GIFT CARD for childrens place for only $69 please call 917 885 7344.

APPLE IPOD TOUCH 128 gb. new condition less than one year old selling for $250 BUGABOO CAMELEON w choice of blk or grey melange hood $315.

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PURIM COSTUMES 2 donut costumes and 2 kallah gowns for little girls.

659.8324 MICHAEL KORS WATCH new, Silver and rose gold.

Originally $225 selling for $100. Please call:845-5870621 MASTER BEDROOM SET from Regal Furniture. new condition, Call or text (845) 3044393

REAL ESTATE SHISHA REALTY

Beautiful apartments in Yerushalayim avail. for short term rentals. We manage properties as well. Call 718-408-8070 for American Service!

Email us at vacation@ shisharealty.com MONSEY Blauvelt Rd condo 2,575 sq ft.

3 bdrms, 3half baths, center hall banquet size dining room and kitchen with ceramic counter-tops and island. Front deck and back

porch for sukkah. Room for pesach kitchen, 9ft ceilings, 2 zone air and heat plus 4 room rental legal apt. Selling by owner. Call after 11am 845 352 8340 or 845 659 6219.

4 ROOM in bates area available for January. 845-781-3716 SMALL WAREHOUSE/ WORKSPACE with renovated office for rent. $1,200. Call Esther845-661-9054 PARKING SPACE Commercial Parking space avail near Ridge St in Spring Valley, good for fleets.

3474506379 6 OFFICES off Rt 59 $1,800 a month, please call/text 845-4064944

OFFICE RENTAL Office Space For Rent Near Monsey. Newly renovated, furnished, kosher kitchen and conference room. Call 845-634-1463 or Email info@ thesuitecorner.com FOR RENT Warehouse/ storage space available . Over 500 sq ft centrally located. Private entrance. 845 538 3833 BASMENT FOR RENT ON BUTTERMAN PL. 1000 s.f. 8 1/2 ft ceiling unfinished basment for storage etc. for rent on butterman pl. Pls call 978571-9768 OFFICE SPACE 300+ sf suitable for office available. Please call 845425-1885

BASEMENT Walk-in, (raw condition - not fixed up). Ideal for storage space, etc. Call 3475287376 3 ROOMS/OFFICES plus optional double garage for storage. Option to rent garage only. Viola/Rt 306.

Call 917-557-7273 WAREHOUSE/OFFICE Small Warehouse/workspace with renovated office for rent. High Ceiling and overhead door - $1,200. Call Esther- 845-661-9054 SPACIOUS OFFICE private, for rent off Highview Rd between college & Spook rock please call 347-243-1815 LE SUITE GUESTHOUSE Luxurious accommodations in the new chassidish area of Lakewood. Booking for

Weekday and Shabbos, Simchos and business, retreat and recuperation.

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SHABBOS VACATION RENTAL:

Beautiful, newly renovated 4 bdrm house available Shabbos P’ Vayichi and P’ Shemos. Chestnut Ridge, close to shul/ mikvah. Large Property.

Pictures available. Call 845.356.2101 Text: 917.474.6826 FOR RENT private 4 BR high ranch in blooming grove, walking distance to KJ. Section 8 OK. Short term welcome. Call 845-659-6425

Chesed Warehouse Coordinator/Driver Oversee warehouse inventory. Receives orders, stocks and organizes shelves. Pick up donated supplies from Monsey, Brooklyn, Teaneck and 5 Towns. Friday meal delivery to Columbia Hospital. Driver license with clean record required. 25 hours a week. Must be available to work erev Shabbos, erev Yom Tov and Chol Hamoed if needed. Call 845354-3233 x 1121 or email efeder@chesed247. org Please send resume to efeder@chesed247.org or call 845-354-3233 ext 1121.

Are you a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) looking for additional earnings?

Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 3:45 p.m.-5:45 p.m.

Send your résumé to jobopportunity@hamaspikrockland.org.

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Classifieds

3 ROOM walk in furnished apt on Rita ave. 371-5241 1 BEDROOM studio apartment for rent, ground level, Paiken area.

Please call 845-356-9743.

2 BEDROOM new house, In Maple area please call, 917-474-2456 2 BEDROOMS New County Rd. and Rt. 59 area please call 845-596-7727 CONDO FOR RENT before pesach, top location, near Monsey Trails, Monroe buses. Call- 499-7895.

PRIVATE HOUSE FOR RENT 4 bedrooms, 2 Bath, + basement with office and play room. 347 228 4013

3 ROOM APT. Blauvelt Rd 352-4237 FOR RENT PAMONA 3 bedrm; text (732) 328-9116 HOUSE FOR SALE in Passaic County. 210k. ARV 310k. 347-524-6815

HELP WANTED OFFICE POSITION Commercial insurance agency seeking to fill a full-time office position in their new-business division.

No experience necessary.

Please email resume to: newbizjobs@trustevergreen. com SW WANTED Part time fee for service position available for licensed mental health

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professional in Monsey office. Position involves clinical work with parents and children. Flexible hours, supervision provided. Please forward resume to cbook@ chailifeline.org. if interested.

Yiddish is a plus!

FULL TIME OFFICE POSITION Safeside Insurance is expanding! Applicant must be quick learner and have good computer & phone skills. Please fax your resume to 845-738-3671 or email to hr@safesideins.com ‫מחפש מגייה‬ ‫מחפש מגייה סת’ם עם לכה”פ‬ ‫ שעות‬4 ‫שנה נסיון להגהה לבערך‬ 484 .‫בשבוע שלש פעמים בחודש‬ nnj@torahlinks.org 6187 620 PART TIME JOB Proficient in QuickBooks, Microsoft & Google Docs.

Self-motivated & able to work with minimal oversight.

Email: hq.gminc@gmail.com P/T SECRETARY POSITION quick learner, able to multi task and have excellent communication and organization skills. Basic computer knowledge nec.

Must work on Sunday. Fax your resume to 845.678.3378 TRI COUNTY CARE is seeking to hire a Care Coordinator in the Monsey location to support people with Developmental Disabilities and their families. Job Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree with 2 years relevant experience and a sincere desire to enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities.

Fulfilling and rewarding work. Great compensation and opportunity for

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RAYIM IS LOOKING FOR RESPONSIBLE, WARM AND ENERGETIC GIRLS TO JOIN OUR AMAZING STAFF FOR THE SUNDAY PROGRAM. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL 845-352-7700 *109 LEAVE MESSAGE

Central Records Full Time Data Entry Position.

10:00 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 4:00, Monday thru Thursday. Work in a 4 girl office, heimeshe atmsophere.

Good Phone skills, detail-oriented, and solid experience in Excel.

Email jobs4cdo@gmail.com

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Classifieds

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"LET YOUR PHOTOS DO THE TALKING"

All size products- sharp,crisp.

White Background for Online Selling 360 degree Animations & Video Inquire about our great pricing

845.608.9925

bm6089925@gmail.com promotion. Excellent office environment! Please submit resume to m.schwartz@ tricountycare.org HELP WANTED Busy heimeshe showroom in Monsey looking to hire immediately for multiple positions. Full time (9-5) Entry level female receptionist, entry level bookkeeper , and inside sales girl. Candidates should have excellent communication skills and the ability to maintain a high level of activity. Will train.

Competitive pay. Please send resumes to jtriple7@gmail. com.

RECEPTIONIST WANTED Seeking F/T secretary/ valentor coordinator must be computer literate have great phone and peoples skills, yiddish / english speaking, potential for growth. email resume to eturnheim@ bikurcholim.org TRI COUNTY CARE is seeking to hire a Care Coordinator in the Monroe location to support people with Developmental Disabilities and their families. Job Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree with 2 years relevant experience and a sincere desire to enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities.

Fulfilling and rewarding work. Great compensation and opportunity for promotion. Excellent office environment! Please submit resume to m.schwartz@ tricountycare.org OFFICE POSITION AVAILABLE Must have basic computer knowledge, responsible and capable of working independently. 5 days a week 9am-3pm. Email Chanie at officeposition10952@gmail. com FULL TIME SECRETARY for one girl office. Seeking detail oriented, organized individual with good communication skills, good phone skills and Quickbooks knowledge. Please fax resume to faigyfisch@yahoo. com SALES PERSON WANTED Full Training and Support provided. Call: 845-6395216 or email: dglick@ ft.newyorklife.com SALES LADY for women’s store, part time (3-6) must to be multitasking, friendly and patient call 845274-2996 SEEKING BABYSITTER to babysit in my home Monday through Thursday

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from 3-6 with a car Please call/ tx 8455984011

at 718-344-9478 or call 718360-9548 ext 106

BOOKKEEPER Looking for an experienced bookkeeper for a well established business.

Requirements: proficiency in Excel, QuickBooks, Tax Code, payroll, with knowledge of POS systems a must.

Good pay with potential for growth, can work from home. Email resumes to bookkeeperswanted1@gmail. com

SEEKING FEMALE comhab worker for married women in Monroe. must have car. 25 dollars an hour. please call 845-263-4667

LADY DRIVER to take a young child to steady therapy sessions twice a week. Must be punctual & reliable. 845-426-0241.

GIRLS’ SCHOOL looking for competent teacher for math remedial group for 8th Grade 10:403:15. Please call: 845-3044393.

FEMALE AIDE NEEDED for special needs classroom.

Full time position.

Please send resumes to jobresumes613@gmail.com Fax: 845-352-3375 Phone: 352-3307 ext. 119

TEACHER WANTED Regent accredited high school seeking 11th grade ELA teacher, beginning immediately. Please email resume to hsapplicants19@ gmail.com

GIRLS’ SCHOOL looking for Title I mentor - 1st grade reading group, preferably with early literacy training. Please send resume to: remedial@bethrochel.org

MALE AIDE NEEDED for special needs classroom.

Full time position.

Please send resumes to jobresumes613@gmail.com Fax: 845-352-3375 Phone: 352-3307 ext. 119

SEEKING PLAYGROUP TEACHER warm morah to run a small 2 year old playgroup in chesnut ridge, for next year (2019-2020 school year) 845.371.2682

ABA THERAPIST to work with autistic boy on Sundays. Training provided by a BCBA. Please text Chevy

ASSISTENT WANTED Legal play grp in wesley hills looking for assistant immediatly no tranp

Looking for female to spend two and a half hours a day with a young lady with special needs. Flexible hours. Driverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s License required.

Please call Esty Schonfeld 845-425-5011.

HAMASPIK

Hamaspik of Rockland is looking to hire Male and Female PARA Professionals to work in the late afternoon hours.

Great Pay. Training will be provided.

Please email your resume to: Rsteif@hamaspikrockland.org Fax:845-503-1239 Phone: 845-503-0239

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Classifieds provided 845 3621573 or txt 9172048711 PRESCHOOL POSITION assistant . Pls call 4590696 JOB OPPORTUNITY Real Estate Development company looking for an experienced female secretary, must have drivers licence, and be willing to travel 15 minutes to work, Requirements: Good verbal and communication skills. Multitasking and Time management skills.

Proficiency in Microsoft office and Quickbooks. Great pay for the right candidate.

Please send your info/resume to hire17810952@gmail.com VOLUNTEERS NEEDED/ AVAILABLE To volunteer to feed the sick or elderly, OR if you are in need of this service, Please call 845-352-1016 LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEER local drivers for chessed.

Please call 845-352-1016 MANAGER POSITION Seeking manager for luxury designer womens clothing store. Must posses strong organizational and management skills, plus great fashion sense.

Experience with sales and/or management necessary. Excellent pay + perks for the right candidate. Email resume to managerjoboffer7@gmail. com

TELEMARKETERS for exciting raffle. No experience needed just commitment & drive to succeed. call 845-682-2675 BLOWDRYING POSITION Tranees Wigs is looking to hire a girl to join our team for a blowdrying position. Full time hours includes some sundays. Pls call 8454183334 or email traneeswigs@gmail. com

BABYSITTING BABYSITTER AVAILABLE on 73 Francis Place. After school hours available. Also taking Sunday drop-ins.

Please call 845-352-1016

fun and interactive for ages 2-6 Bunnies, Birds, Reptiles, Farm Animals and more.

Certified and Insured. 845642-9066

BABYSITTING A heimishe responsible experienced babysitter. Great with babies is accepting ages newborn till 15 month in spring valley area. For more info please call 347-9866066.

WEB DEVELOPMENT COURSE

WARM AND EXPERIENCED babysitter available to babysit night hours in your home or at weddings. References available. Please call 845 499 9272

SERVICES MORAH MALKA’S ANIMAL THERAPY In your home or school Animal Care Certification Ages 7-14 Preschool Program-

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Learn web development in a small group for men. Yiddish Speaking. Great career opportunities. Call 718.216.6596 for more information.

FREE MUSCLE TESTING Bring Your Child for Free Muscle Testing Constipation, Allergies, Adhd and Hyperactivity Rochel Leah Curland, HK Practitioner. call 468-0054 for details.

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

CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASSES To join the next class please call 845-426-0931. Tzippy Tauber CD (DONA)Certified Birth Doula FRUM LADY DRIVER Punctual, friendly, caring, responsible, dependable.

Scheduling winter routes and all transportation & delivery needs. Excellent customer service! Please call/text 917750-4105.

TUTOR AVAILABLE Professional Tutor Available for ‫ לימודי קודש‬and English Subjects Please call 718-2162791 SHAIMOS

We do pick ups all year round - schools shuls homes. 845-461-3084 GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful

Awesome Opportunity!

Part time office position is now open for female applicant.

Candidate must have excellent communication and computer skills; be detail oriented and organized; and speak Yiddish.

Submit your resume at jobs@hamaspikrockland.org

HAMASPIK

Comhab and Respite oppoRtunities: • • • • • •

Worker (preferably a teacher) to work with little girl 2-3 times a week after school for an hour.

Girl to work with a little boy in the Cameo Ridge area after school.

Worker to work with a 9 year old boy after school in the Saddle River area.

Worker to take a boy to cheder every day at 8am plus additional hours during the day.

Worker to spend time with a young boy in the evening.

Worker to work with a young boy after school.

Please call: 845-503-0219 or email: saltman@hamaspikrockland.org

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Classifieds Power Washing

Weekly Office Cleaning

Rubbish Removal

Post Construction Cleaning

cleaning from black to blue...

845.327.6997 Fully Insured

professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. call: 917-414-3281 CUSTOM PHOTOBOOK Create a memorable gift.

Chosan | Baby | Engagements | Wedding | Special Occasions. Call 845 587 2361.

ADDRESSSING ENVELOPES Amazing prices, call for quote, mention ad for a discount. Printing can be done immediately. Call 845-445-7422 or e-mail printingaddresses@gmail. com

programs based on the famous Baily Biederman’s method.

Learn Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator in a kosher and fun environment.

No internet. 6 slots available. Suri Wachsman 845.356.2101 or 917.474.6826 PIANO AND KEYBOARD LESSONS children and adults beginners to Advance for more info please contact Yisroel at 718-790-8659 973928-3476

PERSONAL CHEF

available to cook fresh delichious food in your home, Please call Sarah Rosenberg 845.821.2159 GRAPHOLOGY Send in your handwriting for full analaysis. Special group rates. Amazing lessons given on graphology, great for teachers’ gatherings, school programas ect. 845.642.3213 ALTERATIONS expert alterations in Blueberry Hill Area. Fast service 929 287 2135 ADDRESSING ENVELOPES Amazing prices, call for quote, mention ad for a discount. Printing can be done immediately. Call 845-445-7422 or e-mail printingaddresses@gmail. com GRAPHICS COURSE

Professional graphics course on Adobe

DRUM LESSONS

by Shmuel Klaver. Monsey’s most experienced Shomer Shabbos drum instructor.

Lessons ($45 & up) given in your home or my studio, to boys or girls ages 10-adult, beginners to professional.

Call (845) 459-9935 GUITAR LESSONS

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

(845) 746-0925. Shomer Shabbos

Commercial Real Estate Accounting Position Fast-growing commercial property management firm is seeking to hire a dynamic and talented accounting director to oversee its portfolio of office and industrial properties. Qualified candidate will possess a) exceptional organization; communication; and project-management skills, b) property accounting and financial literacy, c) leadership ability to direct team in a fast-phased environment. Please submit your resume for immediate consideration to: hr@msmequities.com

SEWING COURSES private sewing course with master teacher Esty Krauss. call or text 845-662-5931 WAXING AND MAKEUP done by a proffessional at great prices in the privacy of her home.appts until 10 30 pm. 659 4318 HAIR WITH CARE Professional hair cutting & hair styling affordable prices, saddle river area, call 845356-5038.

CARE DESIGN BY B. SCHWARTZ Join our countless successful graduates employed at high paying graphic jobs by signing up for our intensive graphics design course today.

B. Schwartz 845.517.9639

MUSIC LESSONS Give your daughter the gift of music at a very reasonable price! References available.

Call Yitty @ 845-426-7561 after 4:30 pm

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

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLSSEWING COURSE Beginners basic alterations course on Sundays 3:15-5:15 Esty Krauss. call or text 845662-5931

UPCOMING SIMCHA? need to look radiant and beautiful at your special event? call and find out about professionally done makeup for reasonable prices. I can

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// services

come to you. experience with all ages from Kallah to Bubby. (845) 581-0123 BAR MITZVAH PHOTOGRAPHY

Quality and affordable bar mitzvah photography by Moshe Grunfeld call 845-3621312 or email moshe@ moshegrunfeld.com MATH TURORING Regents/GED/TASC/SAT/ ACT Common Core, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus, Physics ALL Grades/Levels. call: 845-445-8003 ARROWSMITH Is your child still in the same place after all that tutoring?

The Arrowsmith Program has helped many children become successful in the regular classroom. Please call Mrs. Feuer to find out more 845-304-7053 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,

Seeking female employee to work with adult women who have disabilities. An amazing experience in a fabulous environment!

Must be able to drive.

Please call 845-503-0267

Development Office Manager Monsey Full Time/Female Office

Rayim of Hudson Valley, a person centered agency dedicated to providing quality care to individuals with disabilities, seeks to hire a Care Manager Qualified candidate must have a BA and experience with the special needs population.

Great environment and excellent benefits.

Please contact 718-352-7700 ext 210 or send resume to reinhorn@rayim.org.

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Will work with all team members to support the achievement of work plan activities designed to achieve department goals

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Coordinates and oversees special projects independent or in cooperation with other Development personne

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Strong working knowledge of all social media and experience with computer programs essential

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Supports the development and implementation of Agency’s comprehensive public relations strategy to enhance public awareness Compensation commensurate with experience.

All female office Excellent benefits and work environment.

Please send resume to efeder@chesed247.org or call 845-354-3233 ext 1121.

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Classifieds

// services // odds & ends // gemachim

5”,6”,7” Gutters Copper and aluminum gutters Over 30 colors 845-782-4473 sales@advancedguttersinc.com

AP courses. Remediation and Enrichment also available Linda 845.538.5319 4 FREE SESSIONS Will tutor your child according to his level, with patience & clear explanations. Great rate.

248-955-8559.

ODDS & ENDS L’SHEM MITZVAH:

Seeking women to do supper delivery route once a week. Deliver suppers to kimpeturins and be a part of this wonderful mitzvah! Call 845.356.2101 KIMPETURIN SUPPERS Get dinner delivered for your family. Call from 9-11 a.m. to reserve your dinner. Limited availability. 845.356.2101 BUNK BED Looking for second hand in good condition bunk bed and toddler bed l’shem mitzvoh.

Please call: 845-263-4829 DIABETIC STRIPS Looking to buy your extra Diabetic Test Strips. Strictly Confidential. 347-871-7574 GYM PARTNER Looking for a male partner to work out in the gym daily at 5:45 am seriously interested?

413-340-4605 leave message MAFRISH CHALLAH??

Be mispalel for someone in need of a yeshuah, new name

weekly. Call 24/6 @ 216-3710413, Tizku L’mitzvos AEROBICS CLASS Looking for 2 ladies to join me for an aerobics class Monday and Thursday mornings at 9:30-10:30. Park ave area. 347-278-1278 TRANSFORM! Live the most wonderful life!

Iyh thurs. @ 10 a.m. 641 715 0700 pin 549732 playback 641 715 0709 pin 549732 ref 1-117 BITACHON HOTLINE 845.470.5577

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

845-426-7496 or 845-3523031.

FLORAL BISOMIM for your Simcha - 845-6292785.

DVD/VIDEO GEMACH DVDS and portable players for sick and homebound adults and children.425-2660 SIMCHA HAT (LADIES) $25. We have many different styles and colors. We also accept donations of elegant hats. Call 347 351 1604 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

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Gutter Guard Installation

Fully Insured Free estimates

Cleaning and Repirs

BABY CHASUNA GOWNS Adorable gowns and 2 pieces.

Matching shoes and hair accessories available from 3 months - 2 years. 425-3049

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

Monroe: 845-662-7102.

LEV DEVORAH Layett gemach 917.697.0790 FRIMIT’S BABIES LAYETTE GEMACH text 718-551-1732 or email frimitbabies@gmail.com CHASUNAH ORNAMENT for rent @ $3. West central area 371-1765 SHIFRA PUAH DOULA Please call to register in advance. 845-587-1649 HOSPITAL SUPPLIES including TPN equipment, feeding pumps, NG tubes, & All feeding supplies. To donate or receive. Please call 845-746-8293.

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

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

BRIS GEMACH located in Central Monsey.

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

ISRAEL GPS No fee. English or Hebrew.

Must reserve in advance by email at IsraelGPS@gngroup. com BRIS GEMACH Located on Blauvelt Rd. 356-6215 poya, outfit, blanket and hat.

EAR-PLUG GEMACH for ba’alei simcha to protect your guests’ hearing. Baby headsets also available. 845202 -0105.

WHITE KALLLAH SHOES. Proceeds go to tzedakah.

Call\Text 845-200-0211 TOY GEMACH Keep all the children busy by your simchas with tons of lego and clicks. Call Sussman @ 845-578-6513 TABLECLOTHS for your Simchos. Call (845) 371 2105 PACK N PLAY 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

m // dresses & gowns

Michael Bitton CLC, CMC, PT

Dirty trash bin?

3x Certified Life Coach, Marriage Counselor, Nutrition/P.T.

Free Consultation - Completely Confidential

LET US CLEAN IT FOR YOU.

(845) 200-0121 / trainerbitton@gmail.com

Specializing In • Improving Marriages (newlyweds & beyond) • Making Life Meanngful

Certified Under • New Beginnings (after trauma) • Healthy Lifestyle

REFLECTOR GEMACH Hosting guest? Be safe! Wear a reflector. 845-356-0815

SIDDUR/CHUMASH GEMACH 558.4774

MODEST HOSPITAL GOWN GEMACH for maternity or hospitalization Tzniusdige & Comfortable Main Number: Chanie Gertner 845-4258687 5 locations

GEMACH FOR MEZUZOS 362.2333

PIDYON HABEN coins,silver tray, lace box, outfit 845-426-1681 845-6427256

REFLECTOR GEMACH: Be safe! If ur having guests or having a simcha and need reflectors call 347-977-6816

FREE MOVING BOXES Packs of 10x for easy transport. Please call (845) 641-5536.

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 Real bechers from our free-loan gemach. 845-377KOS1(5671) KosYeshuos@ gmail.com GOWN GEMACH. South Monsey Ladies gown gemach. Please call or text after 5pm. 347-278-1278

845.839.4024 info@mrcancleaning.com

• HaAdam Hashalem • ISSA Sports Medicine

COAT RACK GMACH Coat racks and hangers available for your simcha.

Please call 845-356-9841

HEATER GEMACH 845 362 8666 CHUPPA CARDS. Please call or text after 5pm.

347-278-1278 WE ACCEPT clothing, shoes and household items in brand new condition. To donate or receive please call 845 425 7214 BECHER GEMACH (not zmiros) please call 845642-0910

DRESSES/GOWNS Royal Blue gowns for rent.

Size 10-12 and 12-14 ladies.

www.mrcancleaning.com

Please call or text 347-2781278 Black/mauve maternity Chasuna dress/gown Size S/M- 845-578-1546 green velvet dress size 2 call/ txt 917-309-7490 Green gown size 0-2 call/txt 216-9975 size 6 and 4 gown for rent for $350. Text 845-642-3904 Dress for sale – low $, Black & Gold - Size 2-4, Call 845-4254287 or text 845-422-6353 2 Gowns Size 0-2 . Black And Gold 845-352-3682 Cream/Rose Gown. Size 00.

For Sale. Call 352-4470 Black and gold maternity gown - 8453520926 white and green dress. Size 0-2. Please call/text (845)269-8649. size 4-6 gown, burgundy velvet top, silk floral skirt.

Rent call/text274-2079 Pink/Blush gown size 4 for $475 please call 845-352-1650 Ivory gown, mauve/gold brocade inlay, size 6-8. Please call or text 845-323-2434 Black womens high low gown with some flowers embroidered on top. size 16, for rent. Call or text 347 450 4287

B&W wedding dress adult size 4,6, 8-10, for rent dressrental3207@gmail.com call 845-425-3207 Fine pink Gown sz 2-4 Teen for sale. 845 425 4578 Blush Gowns for sale sz 14 & 16 kids 845 425 4578 Black & Silver Mechutenista Dress for Sale. Size Small.

845-263-9404. pink/mauve sister of bride dress size 2-4 $225.00 call (845)352-5916 Goldy Schick size 0-2, Velvet and blue dress, call 845-7825694 black and white maternity dress for rent. For more info call 845.376.3412.

Mauve & black gown sz 2-4 Call or text 587-5873 deep blue gowns for sale woman’s sizes small and medium. Matching teen and girls gowns. Please call: 8454252309 Green and Black size 10-12 Cocktail length for rent, Please call: 845-587-0204 black and white dress size 2.

Very reasonable price. 845 356 0016 2 gorgeous sister of bride pink blush gowns to rent/ buy. Size 2-4. Call 845-4253042/ 845-376-6071.

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Classifieds Beautiful off white sister of bride or kallah vort/tenoim to sell/rent size 4 call 845-3566215 Beautiful ladies black and white dress, perfect for sister of bride size 6-8 for very reasonable price. Call for more details (845) 371-2947 Light colored Miri’s gown for sale size 4-6.#call/text 8454995769 Silk Organza/cut velvet tnoyim/sis of the bride chasuna dress. Size 6-8 mauve pink. 13475283356 Mauve & black gown sz 2-4 Call or text 587-5873 black and white sister of the bride dress size 8-10 Call/ Text 845-608-5688 custom children’s white gown size 8 worn once for

sale. Please call or text 845709-9092 machataniste light colored dress for sale. Please call or text 845-709-9092 Black and White Mechiteniste Dress for Rent, + Size. 845364-9219 2 white/cobalt blue teen gowns, also available adorable mauve/white little girl’s gown size 8. 845-5197747 Black & gold dress size 10-12 for sale please call 845-4262642 Ivory/pink girls gowns for rent approx sizes 5, 6, 8, 12 Call 347-300-1679 kids dresses in white/white black sz 2-12 for sale 35. Teen 6 ivory gold $275. 3711765

// dresses & gowns // lost & found // fr light blue gowns for sale adult 4, children sizes 10 and 14.

Please call 352-0623.

Black and White dress for sale, Size 8-10, asking $150.

Please call 845-274-4936.

Black and White Mechiteniste Dress for Rent, + Size. 845364-9219 2 Navy Gowns for teens size 0 & 2. great price,please call 845-213-0798 Children size 10-12 and 14-16 black and white gowns for rent. call- 352-4237 Pink Gowns for sale sz 8 & 10 kids 845-263-9404 ONE OF A KIND Magnificent cream dress size 0-2 for sale/rent. Please call 845.200.4326 CUSTOM HALBERSTAM Black/white gown/dress size 8-10 for rent. For more info call 845.425.0924

LOST diamond pin 426. 0139

Opportunity For Chesed!

A little Neshoma’le with special needs is looking for a warm home! If you have the warmth and capabilities to take care of this baby girl with love, please give us a call!

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Gold with diamonds flower pin with stem. Monsey Blvd area yomim tovim time.

Eigner 352-4945 silver cross rain cover for carriage. Pls call 845-2744936.

Canon powershot G9 Camera on Motai Shabbes Cahnuka In Forshay shul or Evergreen or International Taxi if found plaese call 718-415-3885.

Diamond Pin in Wilchowitz Hall at the Rubin/Mayer wedding on Dec 29. Please call 845.426.0139

red fur pompom in the shortcut to rockland kosher.

425-1937 FOUND black swede baby shoe on Adar Ct. 845-352-2531 in Sock Shoppe Black handmade side bow headband, Denim grey twist headband girls gold bow bracelet and a womens fake diamond bracelt outside atrium plaza on monday Dec.17 after the showroom event 845-5383069 stroller wheels, one in Robert Pitt Professional Plaza parking lot and one in Redelicious parking lot.

Please call or text 845 671 6607. tennis bracelet about two years ago shabbos zucher at west central corner adar 356-2032 2 plastic covers for carriage on maple leaf. 845-356-3516 money into our mailbox on Shabbos a few months ago 352-2640.

Cell Phone, 354-1456

FREE GIVEAWAYS C-100 battery pack for c pap 845-642-6409 Baby Jars 845-364-9219 LargeGeorge foreman grill with removable plates. Please text 8456592655 contact lenses -650. 1 day acuvue moist brand 274.1486

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Creative handcrafted menorahs by Rabbi Billerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s third-grade in Yeshiva Ketana Ohr Rueven

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‫מסע‬ ‫הלוי' של‬ ‫האדמו"ר‬ ‫מקאשוי‬ ‫זצ"ל בבית‬ ‫מדרשו‬ ‫במאנסי‬

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‫בס“ד‬

‫קהל עדת קאשוי‬ ‫התודה והברכה‬ ‫בהסתלקות מרן רבינו הגה"ק זצוק"ל הכ"מ נביע רגשי הכרת טובה מעומקי לבבינו בשם כל המשמשים בקודש ובאי‬ ‫ביתו של מרן זצ"ל לכבוד כל העסקנים החשובים והדגולים כל אחד ואחד בשמם הטוב יבורך ויהולל‪ ,‬אחרי כל‬ ‫התלאה שמצאתנו בתקופה של שלש שנים העבר עלינו במצב הבריאות של רבינו זצ"ל כשהי' מחולל מפשעינו‪,‬‬ ‫וכולם עמדו לנו בעזר וסיוע לסעד ולתמוך בכל הצורך בלב ונפש חפיצה יותר מכפי יכולתם שלא ע"מ לקבל פרס‪.‬‬

‫בראש וראשון נביע תודה‬

‫חברה הצלה ד'ראקלענד קאונטי‬ ‫ובמיוחד מוה"ר שלמה זלמן רייזמאן הי"ו‪ ,‬מוה"ר שמואל שמעון זילבער הי"ו‪ ,‬מוה"ר שמואל לייב פעדער‬ ‫הי"ו‪ ,‬ומוה"ר ברוך טורנער הי"ו‪ | ,‬ביחד עם כל חברי הצלה שמסרו עצמם בלב ונפש יומם ולילה בלי ליאות‬ ‫וברכה קובעת לעצמן‬

‫חסד ד'מאנסי‬

‫ובראשיהם העסקן הדגול מוה"ר פייוול מערמלשטיין הי"ו‬ ‫וגם מוה"ר יצחק ברייער הי"ו‬ ‫שסידרו הדרכים במסירות נפלאה במשך כל זמן שהותו של רבינו בבית החולים לאורך הדרך‬

‫ועל הטוב יזכר אותם שאירגנו מסע הלוי'‬

‫באופן נפלא על צד היותר טוב‬

‫בראש וראשון‬

‫חברים ד'ראקלענד קאנטי‬ ‫ומיוחד העסקן הנפלא מו"ה יוסף מארגערעטען הי"ו קארדינעטער‬ ‫מו“ה משה פינקאסאוויטש הי“ו‪ ,‬מו“ה יעקב ראזענבערג הי“ו‪ ,‬ומו“ה שלמה פראנק הי“ו‬

‫ואתו עמו כל המעמבער“ס הנאמנים‬

‫ותודה מיוחדת למוה"ר יוחנן פליישמאן הי"ו‬

‫‪YF Production‬‬

‫וגם לרבות ידידינו היקרים שעסקו בלי ליאות‬

‫מוה"ר יואל פריינד נ"י‪ ,‬מוה"ר נחום אבראהאם הי"ו‪ ,‬ומוה"ר אלי' מאיר כ"ץ הי"ו‬ ‫ישלם ה' פעלם ותהי משכורתם שלימה מעם ה' אלוקי ישראל‪ ,‬ויתברכו ממעון הברכות בכל מילי דמיטב‪ ,‬ויזכו לעמוד ולשרת עוד רבות‬ ‫בשנים מתוך בריות גופא ונהורא מעליא‪ ,‬וזכות מרן רבינו זצוק"ל הכ"מ יגן בעדם וימליץ טוב בעדינו עביגוא"צ במהרה דידן אכי"ר‪.‬‬

‫הנהלת הקהלה‬ ‫‪Congregation of kasho‬‬ ‫‪extends our deepest gratitude to the Ramapo Police Department on their outstanding show of‬‬ ‫‪camaradarie and graciousness throughout the funeral of the late Grand Rabbi. It bears bringing individual‬‬ ‫‪notice to these esteemed community servants:‬‬

‫;‪Chief Brad Weidel; Captain Martin Reilly; Lieutenant Chris Franklin‬‬ ‫;‪Ramapo PD Sergeants: Sammaron, Higgins, Edwards, and Maytos‬‬ ‫‪and to the Rockland County sheriffs department.‬‬ ‫‪May his memory be a blessing to you and your families in perpetuity‬‬

‫מראות‬ ‫ימי חייו‬ ‫של‬ ‫האדמו"ר‬ ‫מקאשוי‬ ‫זצ"ל‬

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‫מראות ימי חייו של‬ ‫האדמו"ר מקאשוי זצ"ל‬

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‫שבת התוועדות בשיעור ד' דישיבה גדולה סקווירא בהשתתפות האדמו"ר מלימנוב | בילדער אבי ס‪.‬‬

‫שמחת החתונה לבן הגרא"י סאלאווייטשיק ר"י בריסק‬

‫אידן אין שיכון סקווירא ביים איינקויפן די נייע מהדורה פון מאור עינים ארויסגעגעבן דורך‬ ‫הרה"ג רבי יצחק שמעון עסטרייכער ראה"כ מקור הלכה דחסידי סקווירא ירושלים‬

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‫האדמו"ר מפאפא ביים געבן א שמועס פאר א קבוצה בחורים מצטיינים דישיבה קטנה פאפא אין מאנסי‬

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‫האדמו"ר מסאטמאר בביקור בלאנדאן‬

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‫בס“ד‬

‫וואס לוינט זיך נישט צו פארפאסן!‬ ‫ערליכע געזעלשאפט‬

‫היימישע אטמעספערע‬ ‫גוט באצאלט ‪ +‬אש‘‘ל מלא‬

‫אלע צוגעהערן באצאלט‬

‫די חסידישע מוסדות אין מעלבארן אויסטראליא‪,‬‬ ‫זוכט מיידלעך וואס זענען וויליג צו דינען אלס טיטשערס‪ ,‬פאר באשטימטע‬ ‫תקופות )פון ‪ 3‬חדשים און העכער(‪.‬‬

‫ ‬ ‫ביטע ריפן נאך ‪ 4‬אזייגער‬

‫רופט‬ ‫שוין‪:‬‬

‫רעפערענסעס פון צופרידענע עלטערן און מיידלעך!‬

‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫אבות ובנים בביהמ"ד ראדישיץ עירמאנט‬

‫הילולת הרה"ק בעל הדברי יחזקאל משינאווא זי"ע אצל האדמו"ר מפשעווארסק‬

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December 19, 2018 / THE MONSEY VIEW / 163 www.themonseyview.com / 845.600.8484

RivkyK

is renowned in Israel for her elegant wig styles, which have enjoyed immense popularity since she began her craft over a decade ago. Now she is bringing that expertise to a new wig salon in Monsey, New York.

RivkyK

is the creator and designer of the celebrated Israeli brand Shifra.

Shifra wigs will now be available in her new salon exclusively in the United States.

RivkyKâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Your beautiful sheitel is our passion.

Specializing in styling your sheitel according to your face Sales Styling Cutting Wash & Sets Dye & Highlighting Repairs Treatment Rivkykwigs

6 Orchard St. (Near Shoppers Haven) 845-826-6020 rivkykwigs@gmail.com