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FYI:

Plane Travel FREE ISSUE 197 MAY 8, 2019

‫פרשת קדושים‬ ‫ג’ אייר תשע”ט‬

Know Before You Go Brush up on your travel rights before the big trip

Take Off Your Shoes!

Life as a TSA agent

Too Far From Home We were stuck at the airport with a kid and a cancellation

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(Inbox, Issue 196) Thank you for your publication every week. I read it with great pleasure. I was happy that someone brought up the importance of not opening packages with letters on them that can result in a chillul Shabbos. This has been bothering me for years. This problem does not only present itself with candy but also with snacks, lettuce, etc. I wish food manufacturers would make everything in bags with lettering in one area only to prevent the problem in regard to opening them on Shabbos.

Thank you for bringing attention to this matter, A Concerned Consumer

NO COMPROMISES (Re: The Thing Better Than Sliced Bread, Issue 196) I’m writing to you after reading about bread makers and the writer’s experience with Himalayan salt not dissolving. I wanted to share with your readers that I use Dr. Faiman’s Himalayan salt for my bread maker and never experienced that problem. It might be that the writer uses a different brand.

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(Inbox, Issue 196) I was so saddened to read last week’s letter about a hurtful experience a family had in a local park. I appreciated the writer’s openmindedness in that she didn’t paint all chassidim with the same brush because of this (hopefully isolated) incident.

After reading the letter, I decided to take nothing for granted, since children can pick up attitudes from just about anywhere — friends, neighbors, etc. — even if a mindset at home does not reflect that at all.

That’s why I sat down with my young kids and opened up a discussion about Yidden and our different stripes and I was thankful that I did so. Thank you to the letter-writer who took the time to spread this awareness.

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Last week’s letter about children putting down others who look different from themselves pained me greatly.

It pained me even more when the same thing happened on my block this week — and I noticed that my own child was part of the jeering crowd. Even though we have Litvish family whom we love dearly, my own child teased someone (who was a friend only one day prior) for being different. To hear that this happened hurts so badly. The only thing I can do it is: 1) Take the time to actively address bullying in general, and bullying those with different minhagim, specifically, and reinforce the message that we are all one family. 2) Supervise my children more carefully.

Point #2 needs some elaboration. We live on a block that is growing rapidly, with more and more children arriving very often to share our sidewalks and yards.

With this growth has come a certain mob mentality.

The children get very wild when together and gang up on each other. I was horrified to see 20-something children surround a house, like wolves, and scream at a houseful of Yidden this past Shabbos. One even threw a stick into someone’s home. This is not okay. But I think many of us parents are simply not aware of what’s going on outdoors, as we let our children play outside unsupervised when they are “big enough.” But “big enough” physically doesn’t mean “big enough” emotionally, or in sensitivity.

Dear parents: I’ve seen with my own eyes how children, even my own, have turned on other kids when we parents aren’t there to watch them and remind them to play appropriately.

Let’s all take achrayus for this matter and show Hashem what playing nicely really looks like. We’re all one family, and our feelings should be reflected in a loving manner through our children.

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READ BETWEEN THE LINES I’d like to address an issue that has been bothering me for a while. I realize this should have best been written prior to Pesach, but I hope it will still help for the coming year. I’m referring to the labels written on chometz products that say, “Baked after Pesach ----.” I realize each family has their own minhag in this regard, whether it’s to buy chometz from a non-Jew after Pesach, to purchase it on Motzei Pesach from the grocery, or even no minhag in this regard at all. However, those relying on the labels should keep in mind that while the products may have been baked after Pesach, while it does reflect its freshness, it doesn’t mean that the grain has been harvested or ground after Pesach. The flour used to make those products may also have a chometz issue.

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PARK CURRENTLY CLOSED (Re: Excursions: Nyack Beach State Park, Issue 195) I tried reaching Nyack Beach State Park and couldn’t get through to them. Is there any other contact information for them?

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The Excursions booklet was a knockout (the size is so perfect for my pocketbook). It was well categorized and clearly stated the important details.

We went to the Roosevelt Island Tramway (cable car), but had a hard time finding the Manhattan station. I wanted to point out that there is also a station on the island. The Roosevelt Island Tram Station is at the Traffic Circle on West Main Street in Roosevelt Island, NY. The grounds there are magnificent and parking is a breeze. You can also enjoy a walk by the water and a ferry ride (with the swipe of the metro card — $2.75!).

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Parshas K e d os hi m By: Malka Schneps

Shimon kept all of the mitzvos precisely. He never missed a minyan, ate only kosher food, kept a steady seder of learning, and observed Shabbos. And yet, something was lacking. Shimon never helped anyone when it wasn’t required. Whether it was a request for a ride to shul or to lend someone an item, Shimon was sure to refuse. Shimon would eat vast quantities of food whenever he felt like it — though always with a bracha. In short, Shimon kept the mitzvos as written, but was missing an essential, elusive point.

Shimon is an example of the naval b’rishus haTorah. The Ramban explains that a naval b’rishus haTorah may be a glutton, but may find license in the Torah itself to “be drunk with wine and gorged with meat.” He might speak profanity without compunction since the Torah records no such prohibition, and in the process he would be considered a vile and dissolute person that is nevertheless acting within the boundaries of the Torah! Therefore this verse (of “kedoshim tih’yu”) is mentioned after the Torah has detailed all of the activities that are to be curtailed entirely, for it presents us with a general and comprehensive command that we are to be separated from overindulgence. In other words, after the Torah finishes telling us what is not permitted at all, we are enjoined not to overindulge in that

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which is permitted.

This week’s parsha begins with Hashem telling Moshe to instruct Bnei Yisroel, “Kedoshim tih’yu... — Be holy...” (Vayikra 19:2).

The Torah is filled with mitzvos, but this one line is needed to pull it all together and create the big picture. Without the injunction of kedoshim tih’yu, a person could make the mistake of living like Shimon, forgetting that there is a greater purpose.

How does one go about making oneself kadosh? The Ramchal presents kedusha as the goal

Self-restraint is the key first step toward a life of kedusha. toward which we strive in our spiritual ascent. The Ramchal explains, “The matter of kedusha is twofold. It begins with service and ends with reward; its beginning is exertion, and its end is a gift. That is to say, a person must first sanctify himself, and he is then sanctified from the Heavens. This is what our Sages, of blessed memory, said: ‘If a man sanctifies himself a little, he becomes much more sanctified. If he sanctifies himself below, he becomes sanctified from Above’ (Yomah 39a).”

(Mesillas Yesharim, Perek 16) If we work on our avodas Hashem and strive to perfect our middos with the aim of becoming kedoshim, then kedusha can be granted to

us as a gift. But it begins with our choosing kedusha.

Rashi explains that to become kadosh, we must avoid defilement. The Ramban adds that becoming kadosh involves refraining from excess in permitted behaviors. The Torah does not give limits on eating, for example. In theory, as long as we make the correct brachos, it would seem that we are free to eat as much as we want. Selfrestraint is the key first step toward a life of kedusha. Ultimately and ideally, a person’s every action and choice should be made with purpose and intent. A true kadosh eats with the intent of maintaining his health so he can continue a life of avodas Hashem. He may also eat for the purpose of making a bracha. My son, who is a bachur in yeshivah, strives to recite 100 brachos each day. On most days this is relatively easy for a man who davens all three tefillos, but on Shabbos it can be a struggle. My son will often come to me on Shabbos afternoon asking if we have any food on which he can make ha’adamah, for example, or ha’eitz. In a case like this, he is not eating for pleasure, but for the purpose of stating the bracha.

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Large Turnout for Active Shooter Drill at Forshay’s Borov Shul Approximately 100 people turned up this past Sunday at Congregation Borov on Parker Boulevard for a three-hour active shooter training course held in response to the Pesach shooting at Chabad of Poway.

The class, developed by the University of Texas in conjunction with the Department of Homeland Security, was given by Roy Adams, a retired law enforcement officer. Adams spoke about strategies for dealing with potentially dangerous individuals or terrorist situations, something that until recently had been considered unthinkable in the United States.

Participants included both men and women representing the full spectrum of the Monsey community, many of whom left the course discussing security options for their own shuls.

“It is important for people to be prepared,” said Zev Oster, a mispallel at the Borov shul. “People need to have a plan for situations like this, and the worst thing you can do is to freeze and deny that it is happening. Unfortunately, this is the world that we are living in, and you

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A small number of shuls in the Monsey area already have on-site security guards, and within one day of the Poway shooting, Governor Cuomo directed the New York State Police to increase their presence at shuls and others houses of worship statewide.

Unable to Access Key Records and Systems, Pomona Mayor Sues Former Officials Big problems continue in the relatively small village of Pomona, as newly elected Mayor Ian Banks has found himself unable to access bank accounts, computer systems and other key records, according to a lawsuit filed in the State Supreme Court in New City.

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Pomona is being “irreparably harmed” by the actions, claimed Banks, who hopes that the lawsuit will force former trustee Leon Harris and outgoing clerk/ treasurer Frances Arsa Artha to turn over the passwords according to their obligations under state law.

East Ramapo Announces Busing Changes for Upcoming School Year Hoping to cut costs on busing services, the East Ramapo School District is proposing earlier start times at many local public schools, a move that could one day filter down to area yeshivos as well. The plan could bring about $4.2 million of savings in transportation costs, reported The Journal News, but would also bring with it certain additional expenditures.

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last week, some bus routes would be combined, and all public high schools in the district would begin 15 minutes earlier. While some elementary school students would be completely unaffected by the proposed plan, others could see their school day beginning five or even twenty minutes earlier than their currently scheduled start times.

The move would necessitate the hiring of breakfast

monitors and would also have certain teachers and principals receiving bonuses because of the scheduling changes. East Ramapo officials have not said what those costs would be and have declined to comment on the matter.

Consultant Gus Kakavus, who was hired to find ways for East Ramapo to economize on busing in February, said that the first step of his plan involved public schools only at this time.

“We had to start at the one part of the problem that we could control, which was school bell times,” said Kakavus. “We cannot dictate to the non-public schools what time they start or what time they end.”

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CHAPTER THREE Recap: In 1944, a woman arrives at the Christian orphanage in Bratislava with her two-yearold child. She pleads that the orphanage take him in, and after Gustav begs for it, Theodore, the second-in-command of the institution, grudgingly agrees. The woman tells Gustav that the boy is Jewish, like Gustav, and that his name is Yosef Ludmir. She gives Gustav a paper with his information and the address of his uncle in Eretz Yisroel.

In Yerushalayim, Elisheva visits her father in the nursing home and tells him about her financial woes.

Yerushalayim

“You’re asking why, Tatty?” He ate while she spoke and folded his napkin over and over again. “We’re asking the same thing... I know that there are people for whom it is accepted that the parents of the couple pay for the first bris, but we never even thought about that. Then, a month before Miri had the baby, I went to a bris that the mechutanim made. Yaakov’s younger sister had a baby, and they invited us.” Elisheva’s eyes stared almost blankly at the fish on her father’s plate.

“The mechuteniste made me feel very good.

She’s a very warm woman; I’m happy for Miri that she has such a mother-in-law. As we were talking, she casually mentioned that they had ordered the hall and chosen the menu and made all the arrangements with the head waiter. And then she said, ‘Of course, if my Sarah would have wanted to make the choices, I would have left it to her, but she said that if we’re paying, then we have the right to choose.’” Elisheva smiled. “The mechuteniste quickly added that the other side had paid half, but because they live far away, she was left to arrange it all. And I’ve been worrying about it ever since.”

She filled her father’s cup with seltzer. “Al-

most all of Miri’s salary goes to paying their mortgage on that tiny apartment. I really don’t think they can pay for a bris right now.

But we can’t either! Part of my salary also goes to the mortgage, and to pay up debts from her wedding, not to mention what I need for Tzippy now... And even though people say that you can make a bris on a much smaller scale, something at home, it will still cost something. Where am I getting that money from? Another loan? What’s this expense going to come in place of? Devoiry’s root canal that we’ve waited nearly half a year to take care of? And anyway, where exactly am I supposed to make a bris in my house?”

An outsider listening to this conversation would have surely thought that this daughter was trying to play on her father’s heartstrings, to extract as much money as she could from him. But both Elisheva and her father knew that this was not the case. Her father didn’t even have a hundred shekel in cash to give her. The money that he received for renting out his one-room apartment went straight into the account of the assisted living facility. His tiny pension and senior citizen allocation went to pay for his medications and other vital necessities.

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If he would have had what to give her, she would have already asked long ago. This bris was just a tiny drop in the huge ocean that was engulfing them.

But it was this drop that felt like the last straw; it was making her windpipe contract to the point where she felt as if she were choking. Literally.

Maybe it was because when the costs were necessities, things they had no choice but to pay for, it was easier to run around borrowing and repaying. But when it came to things that were only a matter of goodwill — why should she and Eliyahu have to choke more than they were already choking?

Bratislava 5702/1942

The Slovakian director of the Lucius Jan Catholic Children’s Home was an avowed antiSemite. He never dreamed that there would be Jews among the young charges in his care, certainly not after the ruling party headed by Hlinka, his teacher and mentor, had managed to gain autonomy for Slovakia.

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The child was at most three years old.

The director wrinkled his nose. “Zhid,” he spat.

“Could be,” Heinke said calmly, settling into an armchair. “But it’s all a matter of decision. If it bothers you to think about it, then you can also decide that he’s not.”

“Where did you find him?”

“Behind a gate.” He lit a cigarette and after a moment added, “In the name of fairness, I saw the Hlinka Brigades walking away from the street with a group of expellees. It’s likely his parents were among them.”

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“So why didn’t you run after them to return the child to them?” the director burst out.

“Where is your Slovakian patriotism? We are paying the Germans five hundred marks for every Slovakian Jew they deport for us, and you’re trying to ruin it?”

“I’m trying to save the nation five hundred marks.” Theodore smiled crookedly. “It will be fine, Farash. Leave something to me.”

“I’m going to inform on your unfaithfulness to the party heads.”

“No, you won’t.” Theodore threw a cigarette at him. “Here, take one and calm down.”

The director caught the cigarette in two hands and rummaged in his pocket for a lighter.

“I didn’t do anything terrible,” Theodore said. “At worst, in a year or two, the kid will convert to become a Catholic, and that will be the end of the story.”

“According to the racial doctrine, Jewish blood remains for eternity,” the director drawled.

“Do you believe in the German racial doctrine, or in the Catholic religion? Because according to Christianity, a Jew can be converted to a Christian.

You don’t need me, your deputy, to tell you that minor detail, right?”

“Do you need me to tell you what every honest Slovakian priest whom you will ask that will tell you?”

“You know what he’ll tell me? Whatever answer will be most profitable for him.” Theodore stuck out his long legs.

“Right.” The director took a long puff. “So, how do I get to profit from taking this Jew?” “I’ll think of something nice.”

“In cash?”

“We’ll see. It’s wartime now, Farash!”

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“I’m ready to wait a little while.

But only a little while.”

“Deal. As far as we are concerned, the child’s parents were probably killed in the recent bombings. The house was destroyed, and we have no documents for him.

And this Home opened its doors to him with love and compassion, like they are supposed to open them before each and every person.” He stood up from the chair, not deigning to give his boss another glance.

“Come, child,” he said. “And maybe take that thumb out of your mouth so that we can check if you’ve remembered your name?”

The child raised dry eyes to him and stuck his left thumb into his mouth, too.

“Forget it,” Farash said, looking at the child through slitted eyes.

“It’s better that we shouldn’t know his name.”

“You’re right, as usual. So what will we call him? For the paperwork, you know.”

“Call him whatever you want.

You’re in charge of arranging all of his documents. I won’t risk my status in the party for...” And he spat out the end of the sentence in a fierce whisper.

“Of course, of course.” Heinke’s courteous smile remained unchanged. “It’s all on me, Farash.

You can go back to your affairs.”

He offered the boy his hand, and the child obediently went with him to the large, empty dining room.

Without a word, he hungrily ate the bowl of soup that Theodore set before him.

“More,” he said when he’d finished.

“Your first word,” Theodore pointed out. “Not particularly polite, but at least I can understand it.” He filled another plate with thin potato soup. The child finished this portion to the last drop, as well.

“Now.” Theodore dragged over another chair to the huge table and glanced toward the kitchen.

The cook seemed busy washing the heavy enamel pots, and the noise of the running water blocked out their conversation. “What’s your name?”

“Mama.”

Theodore Heinke chuckled.

“Your name is Mama?”

“Mama.”

“And where do you live?”

“Mama.”

“I think I get the idea. Your family name is Mama, your father was called Mama, and you are Mama’s son...” He rubbed his right eyebrow.

“Alright, let’s find you a bed. Come, Mama.”

“Gustav is a better name for him.” The director was standing by the door, gnawing on the butt of the cigarette that Theodore had given him and pointing with his chin to the child. “At least this way you will remember at any given moment what the true reason that you brought him here is.”

“A different name would be better.”

“No,” the director said. “If I still have any word around here, this will be it. Gustav.”

“Fine,” Theodore said submissively. “Come along, Gustav.”

The director looked after them when they left the dining room.

“I’m not to blame that he had a little one who died of tuberculosis, and he was called Gustav,” he whispered, loud enough for Theodore to hear. “And he shouldn’t think I don’t know about this soft spot of his.”

Over the next few days, Theodore tried to extract some identifying information from the boy, but without success. Aside from the word “Mama,” the child provided no information.

As the weeks passed, he loosened up and began speaking like the other children. But there wasn’t a word about himself. Fortunately, he spoke fluent German, which somewhat calmed the director’s tension about him.

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The chicken can also be baked overnight (if needed for a bris, for example). In that case, place frozen chicken in an oven preheated to 300° and bake until morning.

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Most tangy chicken recipes use ready sauces.

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To save time, saute extra onions any time a recipe calls for them and freeze for later use.

INGREDIENTS

Pungent Chicken

DIRECTIONS

6 chicken bottoms

1½ T. oil

1. Mix all ingredients and place in a 9x13 pan.

¼ cup sauteed onions

1 T. lemon juice

2. Place chicken over mixture.

2 plum tomatoes, chopped

½ tsp. salt

3 cloves garlic, crushed ¼ cup brown sugar

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½ tsp. pepper ¼ tsp. cumin (optional)

3. Bake at 350° for 3–4 hours.

4. Baste chicken with sauce after 1–2 hours.

Frozen chicken needs an additional ¾ hour of baking time for it to defrost.

This method of preparing chicken is an old-fashioned basic. I have vivid memories of my grandmother, a”h, basting huge roasters of chicken for family sheva brachos. They resulted in a delicious, moist and flavorful dish.

INGREDIENTS

Paprika Basted Chicken

DIRECTIONS

6 chicken bottoms

1. Combine basting ingredients and mix well.

2 T. oil 2 T. water

2. Place chicken in baking pan and baste with mixture, making sure to cover entire bottoms, and also under skin.

3 cloves garlic, crushed

3. Bake at 350° for 3–4 hours.

2 T. quality paprika ½ tsp. salt ½ tsp. black pepper

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INGREDIENTS 6 chicken bottoms, deskinned ¼ cup mayonnaise ¼ cup water 2 garlic cloves, crushed

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¼ tsp. paprika

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When you travel, you are reliant on the airline to get you to your destination, following the timetable that your ticket and itinerary read. Circumstances both in and out of the airline’s control can impair their ability to provide the services they bound themselves to when selling your ticket.

Luckily for the traveler, numerous laws have been enacted within the United States, in the European Union and also internationally, governing what the airline is responsible to provide during flight irregularities and how much compensation they must grant after the fact.

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In addition to re-protection on alternate flights, when traveling through Europe you may be entitled to up to 600 euros if you arrive at your destination more than three hours later than scheduled.

In the United States, if your flight has a tarmac delay, you are entitled to information, food and water.

You will probably be offered vouchers for future travel.

Know that accepting these disqualifies your right to receive

Tips

for Flight Delays • Find out the reason for the delay from airline staff.

• Keep proof of the delay. Pictures of the departure board may work!

• Record the exact arrival time.

• Request meals and hotel accommodations, if applicable.

• Keep receipts of any expenses incurred, as well as a copy of your boarding pass or ticket information.

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cash compensation.

Most people, given the exhaustion and frustration involved, will opt for vouchers even if they are less valuable than money back.

Legal rights are extended to the passenger, not to the person who paid for the trip. So if you’re traveling on a business trip or with a sponsored ticket, the compensation for flight disruptions is actually yours.

Flight disruptions triggered by natural causes, such as weather-related issues or circumstances beyond the airline’s control, may absolve an airline from its obligation to compensate passengers. Missing a flight for personal reasons, such as arriving late to the airport, will not warrant compensation.

LAYOVER CHANGES CAUSED BY DELAYS

After spending two hours on the plane due to delays prior to take-off, you are worried about your connecting flight. Your kids are nudging, your food supply is dwindling, your nerves are taut. You wonder if you’ll have enough diapers to last through the now-extended trip…

Sometimes a delay will cause you to miss your connecting flight, leaving you stranded in unfamiliar territory for unknown lengths of time.

It is always advisable to allow airport staff to assist you with new flights. They have greater access and ability to get you re-protected at no additional cost. However, if they are slow to do so or if you are

Tips

for When There Are Layover Changes • Keep a record of your trip details, and request the same services as mentioned for travel delays.

• Inquire about your baggage. Sometimes you can receive your bags during an extended layover. Also, you want to make sure they will arrive with you at your final destination.

• Request the means to contact people at your destination, as per your rights.

• If you’ll be staying at a hotel, make sure they will not cancel your reservation when you don’t arrive as scheduled.

• As a frum traveler, be sure to pack sufficient food to be prepared for all eventualities!

dissatisfied with their offers, you may book your new trip on your own and request compensation retroactively. Just make sure to inform the airline of this decision so they won’t invalidate the remainder of your ticket!

When booking your ticket, check on the length of the layover. Most airports require

Helpful Terms EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES: Airlines love this term! It gives them allowance to roll off the blame… Luckily for passengers, though, “technical difficulties” and airline staff strikes can no longer be used as such. Medical emergencies, bad weather and political unrest, among other situations, do constitute “extraordinary circumstances,” which would absolve the airline’s requirement to provide compensation to travelers.

UPGRADING/DOWNGRADING: When an airline can only re-protect you in a higher class than booked, such as seating you in business class when you paid for an economy ticket, they cannot charge you for this upgrade. Conversely, if you were booked in a business or premium class and are downgraded to a lower class during the re-protection, you can be reimbursed 30 percent to 75 percent of your ticket cost.

Legal Jargon Montreal Convention More than 130 countries have signed the 2003 Montreal Convention, which provides rights to travelers impacted by flight disruptions such as delays, cancellations, boarding denials and baggage issues.

EU Legislation EC 261 The most comprehensive set of regulations that strongly favors the passenger, EC 261 applies to all passengers traveling via Europe, regardless of their nationality.

U.S. Laws Much more limited than European laws, U.S. laws nevertheless do extend some protection to travelers departing from or landing in the United States. If the trip involves international travel, coverage under the Montreal Convention may apply.

RIGHT TO CARE: Depending on the situation, you may be entitled to help such as meals, hotel accommodations, transportation to and from the airport, as well as access to communications including two phone calls, fax and email access.

FINAL DESTINATION: Even if your itinerary includes a stopover, what really counts is the place where you are set to finish your trip.

In case of flight disruptions, the airline must get you to the final destination on your ticket. As such, it is advisable to book a single ticket to your final point, rather than purchase separate tickets that include a “self-transfer.”

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a minimum of 45 minutes for a connection. In some airports, you need to go through customs during the layover.

Sometimes you need to change terminals, which may involve a train or walking long distances. Changing airlines or taking the last connecting flight of the day are also points to consider.

CANCELED FLIGHTS You arrive at the airport, ready for your return trip and, oops! The flight departures screen has your flight number flashing a red, “CANCELED!” Without a feasible way home, you will be missing a day of work, not to mention the hassle, cost and inconvenience of the unexpected change in plans.

When an airline cancels a flight for reasons within their control, such as technical difficulties or airline staff strikes, they may be obligated to provide financial compensation of up to $700, in addition to re-protecting you on alternate flights.

Under European law, the airline must offer one of three options: refund of your ticket, the earliest possible replacement flight, or a new ticket to be used at a later date of your choice.

You may be eligible for compensation even if the flight has been canceled before you left for the airport. Flights canceled less than 14 days prior to departure fall under these regulations.

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Tips

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• Request an alternate flight or full refund.

• Request meals and hotel accommodations, if applicable.

• Keep a record of the exact time you arrived at your destination.

• Keep receipts of any expenses incurred.

• Be sure to retain a copy of your boarding pass or ticket information.

• Do not sign or accept any offers that may waive your compensation rights!

GETTING BUMPED Your friend has been “bumped,” your cousin has been “bumped,” and you’re wondering what that really means! Is it something you should hope for?

Airlines often overbook their flights, selling more tickets than there are seats, because they assume that a number of passengers may not show up for the flight. Statistically, between 5 percent and 15 percent of passengers may end up being “no-shows” on any given flight. Though airlines are rightfully allowed to rely on these stats, it may result in passengers holding valid tickets being denied the right to board.

The airline’s first response will always be to offer vouchers for partial compensation or even a free ticket to passengers who volunteer to be “bumped” off the flight. If you have been denied boarding due to no fault of your own, you may be entitled to compensation that supersedes the amount offered in airline vouchers.

Tips

for When Getting Bumped • Ask why you are being denied boarding.

• Request alternate flights to your destination. In addition, you can ask for monetary compensation.

• The airline should provide you with food, a hotel room and transportation to and from the airport, if necessary. Sometimes you must ask for these services if they are not automatically offered to you.

• Retain a copy of your boarding pass and receipts of any costs you may incur.

• If you voluntarily give up your seat in exchange for a voucher, you will not be eligible for further compensation!

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By accepting your baggage for carriage, the airline takes responsibility to return your bags to you upon landing. Airline liability includes damaged, delayed and lost bags. In certain cases, you may be entitled to as much as $3,500 in compensation!

BEFORE you write off your aggravation during unexpected trip deviations, double-check your essential rights! You may be inclined to seek help from professionals experienced in handling post-trip claims so you can access funds that are rightfully yours.

Tips

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• Keep receipts of any items you may need to replace before you are reunited with your bags.

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Free chips plus free soda.

Free chips plus free soda plus a free night’s stay in a five-star hotel.

Can life get any better?

If someone would offer me all of that today, I’d nod my head vigorously and say yes yes yes, pinching my arm for good measure. (Okay, not for the chips but definitely for the hotel. It wouldn’t even have to have a five-star rating. I’d take a starless room, as long as it had a reading lamp and no alarm clock.)

But when we were served all of these privileges in the Tel Aviv airport five years ago, we didn’t feel treated at all. We felt frustrated, then agitated, and eventually frantic.

It was the end of August, and we were flying home after a month’s stay in Eretz Yisroel. It wasn’t an enviable trip, not a vacation by any stretch. We’d gone for medical reasons: I suffered from a skin condition, and I spent the month soaking in the sun’s rays at the Dead Sea. In 125-degree heat, I wouldn’t call it fun.

Although we managed to squeeze in a bit of sightseeing between the hours on the beach and over the weekends, by the time the month was over, my husband, I and our antsy toddler were at the peak of exhaustion, and all we could dream of was home. Our own beds, our own closets, our own washing machine.

Over the month, we’d stayed in various dirahs and hotels throughout Eretz Yisroel. During the week we stayed in Arad, a half-hour bus ride from the Ein Bokek beach, and every weekend we traveled to another location to spend Shabbos. That meant repeatedly packing and unpacking our luggage, lugging it up four flights of stairs in elevator-less buildings, and keeping track of whose socks — washed or otherwise — were in which suitcase. By the time we arrived at the airport early noon on Thursday — with three suitcases, three carry-ons, and one very whiny two-year-old — we were counting the minutes to boarding the plane and putting the entire draining trip behind us. I embraced the knowledge that the next time we would unpack these suitcases, it would be into our own closets.

Or so I thought.

“Hey, why is our flight blinking red?” I asked my husband suddenly.

He looked up at the screen. And then looked at me grimly. “Delay,” he said.

Okay. A delay. Delays are normal. We’d waited a month, we’d wait another fifteen minutes. No big deal.

“It doesn’t say how long, does it?”

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He shook his head.

We waited.

We waited some more.

We waited and waited and waited, shifting in the hard plastic seats of the airport terminal. I opened one carry-on, took out tuna sandwiches.

My husband walked up to the counter to ask what’s happening. After five minutes, he headed back. I didn’t like the expression on his face.

“Mechanical problem in one of the wings. They estimate a two-hour delay.”

Fidgeting took on a whole new meaning.

That’s when the carts rolled in. Free chips and free soda — confetti. At least our daughter stopped whining. To think that we could help ourselves to as many free chips and soda as we pleased.

When the two hours were up, they estimated another hour. And then another. At some point our daughter conked out on two plastic chairs. And then, after yet another “one more hour,” the flight attendants approached the restless crowd. “The aircraft’s problem was fixed,” they reported. “We’re boarding!”

Cheers went up along with a rush of carryons and empty soda cans. Yehi ratzon, shetolicheinu l’shalom…

At last, we were sitting in our seats, carry-ons stowed. We buckled our seatbelts and watched the safety demonstration as the plane started taxiing over the tarmac. We were off!

Or were we?

The rolling slowed and then stopped. Traffic on the runway? We waited. A few minutes later, the flight attendants started walking down the aisles.

“They’re doing one more inspection,” they informed us.

Once again we waited, until the flight attendants approached us. “The inspection is done, but the flight is canceled.”

Just like that. No flight. No going home.

The reason we couldn’t take off was because with the lengthy delay, the pilot’s time had run up. According to regulations — and logic — pilots have time frames during which they could be airborne, bookended by hours designated for sleep. Unfortunately for us, the flight team only realized when we were on the tarmac that our pilot’s shift would be up midflight.

Okay. Okay.

I looked at my daughter, who had I’m hungry plastered across her face, and repeated to myself, okay.

After disembarking, we were told that our flight was rescheduled for early the next morning. The airline would put us up in Leonardo Boutique and charter us back to the airport in time for our flight.

With rising panic, we watched our fellow disgruntled — and obviously secular — passengers board the bus that would take them to the hotel. It was Thursday afternoon. Shabbos was a mere few

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hours away. What were we to do?

We shared our problem with the airline personnel.

They offered us the option of rescheduling our flight and staying in Eretz Yisroel over Shabbos.

Sounds like a dream?

Normally, yes, what could be more beautiful than a bonus Shabbos in Eretz Yisroel?

But coming off our harrowing trip, the idea of spending Shabbos anywhere that

It wouldn’t even have to have a fivestar rating. I’d take a starless room, as long as it had a reading lamp and no alarm clock. wasn’t home paralyzed us.

Haul, unpack and repack our luggage again? Not happening.

There were other frum passengers on our flight, and we urgently consulted with each other. The lucky folks who had booked tickets through travel agents were able to get onto another flight that night.

We, who’d scraped Expedia for the best deal, didn’t have that option.

We stood around our luggage at the airport’s exit, watching the last flow of passengers board the bus, completely lost. “Did you decide what you’re doing?” the air-

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line reps asked us.

We shook our heads. We’d called relatives in Eretz Yisroel, asking for advice, but other than graciously extending invitations for us to stay with them, they couldn’t help us.

Then my husband started doing the math. If the flight took off at 7:00 a.m., it meant that with a seven-hour time difference, we’d land in JFK at 12:00 p.m. New York time.

The Shabbos zman was late.

Were we allowed to fly on such a schedule?

There was only one way to find out. My husband called his rav, who listened to all of our adventures and paskened that if the plane takes off on time, then yes, we may take that flight. The reasoning was that once you’re airborne, there are no concerns about delays. And if there is a delay before the flight, well, we’d have to get off the plane.

At that point, the bus taking the passengers to the hotel had left the airport.

We were told to take a taxi, whose cost the airline would later reimburse (they never did). We joined the group at the hotel an hour later, ravenously hungry and dizzy from fatigue. At least a porter delivered our luggage to our room.

There were only several hours left before the bus would come pick us up and take us back to the airport, but we were going on empty and had to find a meal before going to sleep. Not an easy feat in Tel Aviv, we discovered.

We walked some distance to reach a supermarket, where we hunted the aisles for kosher food. We found canned corn and crackers and made a meal of it.

With no time to squander on exploring the hotel’s amenities, we sifted through our suitcases for toothbrushes and changes of clothing, then

turned in for whatever was left of our night.

Three o’clock a.m. found a group of bleary-eyed travelers dragging luggage out of the hotel, starved for coffee. We wondered why we had to be at the airport three hours before boarding, but if that was what the airline had arranged, who were we to question them? We certainly wouldn’t risk missing this bus.

Oddly, our daughter was in the greatest spirits, romping around, thrilled by all the action. “What a trooper,” the passengers commented.

Yeah, well, we’d have preferred to see the kid sleeping in her crib right then.

We felt like we were on repeat mode, checking in our luggage, having our passports examined, passing security, and once again settling into those hard plastic chairs at the gate. But this time, we actually boarded the plane on time and our flight took off without any drama.

We landed a half-hour earlier than estimated. As soon as we touched ground, we called our worried parents to assure them that we’d arrived, safe and sound, then raced through baggage claim, flagged a cab and schlepped our suitcases one last time.

I lit candles in my own leichter that evening, right on time, on a beautifully set Shabbos table. I’d never appreciated my cozy little apartment as much as I did at that moment. It was more beautiful than any hotel in the world.

To compensate for our aggravation, the airline offered $200 toward airfare to each passenger of that canceled flight, to be used within a year.

We never redeemed the offer because we didn’t fly anywhere within the next year.

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“Shoes off! This way! Place everything into the tray.”

“Coat off. Put all food in this tray. No, not the laptop; that should be separate!”

Passengers hurriedly unzip their luggage, shrug off their outerwear, and place all of their belongings into the tray, scrambling to do the bidding of the TSA officers who rush them along, silently grumbling at the annoyance. So overwhelmed are they by submitting their goods and chattels for checking that they sometimes forget that TSA agents are only doing their job in order to keep them safe.

LIFE AS A TSA AGENT is far from glorious, and there are plenty of reasons on which to blame the high employee turnover rates in this field. The perpetual stress these officers are under as they prepare for danger and stay on alert; the rigor-

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ous training they undergo, together with performance reviews where they have to do mock screenings for supervisors; and the negative attitude they absorb from passengers, wear them down. Many TSA agents won’t even reveal what their real job is when asked, and instead answer vaguely that they work in security!

And despite working in the airports, it’s all work and no perks. TSA officers get none of the flying benefits that other airline employees enjoy.

On the Alert To keep their eyes on the ball, TSA agents get moved to different stations throughout the day,

son’s self. Behind the scenes, they also deal with the thousands of checked-in baggage to make sure they don’t pose any danger. TSA marshals also patrol the skies, flying undercover on many flights, especially when a passenger on a flight is tagged as potentially suspicious.

An Inside View The first stop for checked baggage is the CTX machine, which uses conventional X-ray technology as well as a CT scanner to slice beams through each piece of luggage, determining the density and volume of contents. because doing the same thing can cause employee error — one can start to miss things even after only 30 minutes on the same task. In a given day an agent may be a security guard, X-ray operator, tray commander, and the guy who yells at you to take off your shoes.

False Alarms If a bomb is run through the CTX machine, it will be detected nearly 100 percent of the time. Its errors lie in mistaking regular items as contraband. It will flag down between 18 and 35 percent of luggage as suspicious, since the machine will stop at any item that has similar

What is THE TSA looking for?

At security checks, check-ins and hand baggage checks, agents are trained to pick up on suspicious behavior and problems with IDs, and find any explosives, firearms or other contraband in baggage and on a per-

FYI: When testing machines, the TSA uses unclaimed luggage from airlines.

Some Secrets of the Trade Have Your Drink and Keep It Too Do you have a specific drink you absolutely must have?

You can freeze it solid in its original bottle and make sure it stays frozen solid until check-in, and it should pass.

of 2010 when India’s ambassador to the United States was pulled aside for a pat-down in a Mississippi airport because of traditional Indian wear. The response from India was strong, and the ambassador said that she is not planning to return to the United States.

There are also some exceptions to the 3-1-1 liquid rule (as the 3.4 oz, or 100 ML, limit on liquids is known) when traveling with an infant.

Dress Down Elaborate hairstyles are probably not the best idea when flying, since a hair search may be required for any hairdos or head coverings large enough for something to hide in. There are also many accessories you should leave at home or check in with your baggage when flying, like hair bands, belts and anything else containing metal.

The TSA had an embarrassing hour of fame in December

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2018 at a Glance 813,791,287 passengers and crew members passed through TSA screening.

4,239 firearms were discovered, averaging 81.6 firearms per week, and 11.6 firearms per day.

Among them, 3,656 were loaded.

Firearms were intercepted at 249 of the 440 federalized U.S. airports.

Across the country, the TSA employs over 47,000 Transportation Security Officers.

Some other prohibited items discovered in 2018:

These four have also been discovered during bag checks: a scissors and knife wrapped in foil hidden in the lining of a suitcase; a knife hidden inside a medicine bottle; a knife hidden inside a comb; and a gun wrapped in a static shield bag.

Smile to the Camera Even though getting through security can be very frustrating, be on your best behavior and stay positive.

In addition to basic mentchlichkeit concerns, TSA officers may not only put nasty passengers through additional screening, but also make sure they get a pat-down at each checkpoint, and may even deliberately place them on the flight near a noisy family!

TSA agents prefer passengers on evening flights, who are exhausted and are a lot more cooperative than perky morning passengers.

Agents have confessed to having code words with

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density and volume as some explosives. Among them are hard cheeses, meats, chocolate, golf balls, shoe heels, peanut butter and toothpaste. The device also alerts screeners to anything it can’t see through: laptop computers, cameras, cell phones, oxygen tanks, thick textbooks — and yes, that is why these things need to be removed from hand luggage prior to scanning.

If anything suspicious comes up in either hand luggage or checked luggage, a manual search will ensue FYI: The TSA was esto determine if tablished in 2001 in the there’s a concern. wake of the 9/11 attacks.

One TSA agent Within 12 months, secureported hearing a rity screeners were hired ticking sound in a at some 450 commercial suitcase. He placed airports. In 2002 the Dethe luggage on a metpartment of Homeland al examination table Security was estaband swabbed the surlished, and oversight of face with an explosive the TSA was transferred trace detector. When to them in 2003. the result showed negative, he unzipped it and started going through a jumble of clothes, but nothing explained the ticking!

Most mysterious of all was that it stopped each time the luggage was lifted and resumed when it was set down. Finally feeling around the lining, he held up the culprit: an electric toothbrush that went on each time it was pressed against the table.

FYI: What happens to the items like knives, spears and lotions that passengers discard at check-in? They’re not simply dumped; many of them get sold, and some are collected by the TSA screeners.

which they describe people to the agents around them and at the next point. So if you hear a TSA officer saying “very nice” or shouting out a number to another employee or into their radios, it may just be a code word to tell them that you are annoying and they should subject you to additional screening. If you hear the word “tulips” know that you are being referred to as someone who opted out of X-ray machines. You see, most of these agents do not enjoy giving a pat-down any more than a passenger likes to receive one.

Behavior Detection Officers are trained to look out for suspicious behaviors. These include too much yawning, fidgeting, rocking or staring, so act calm to avoid being flagged for additional screening.

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An Aeroflot airliner, the Sukhoi Superjet-100, made a hard landing on Sunday and burst into flames 30 minutes after a normal takeoff, killing 41 people. According to the 37 survivors (among them 4 crew members) who managed to flee via escape chutes in the front section, the plane was struck by lightning midair, knocking out communications. The plane took off from Moscow, headed to Murnansk, but then returned to the airport and caught fire upon impact. Investigations are underway, since a pilot error is being considered as a possible cause. The plane’s black boxes are said to have remained intact and are under investigation. Some aviations experts also question why the lightning strike knocked out communications, as modern aircraft are designed to withstand storms.

Russian transport ministry has decided against grounding Superjets-100s, saying there are no obvious signs of design default.

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Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 March 10, 2019

October 29, 2018

Lion Air Flight 610

The Boeing 737 MAX is another airliner that has recently made headlines after two of them crashed in several months’ time. These two recent plane crashes — Lion Air Flight 610, which crashed in Indonesia on October 29, 2018, and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, which crashed in Ethiopia on March 10, 2019 — prompted the FAA, as well as numerous aviation authorities around the world, to ground the 737 MAX. In the U.S., all Boeing 737 MAX flights through August 19, 2019, were canceled. The accidents killed a total of 346 passengers and crew members on both flights. Each of the airplanes were less than four months old.

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By: Hadassah Steinman

Ever wondered why airline food is so universally disliked?

There may be a reason for that, and it may have more to do with where the passengers are eating than what the passengers are eating… Apparently, the pressurization at high altitudes affects the function of our taste buds, with the ability to perceive sweet or salty dropping about 30 percent.

Is a rating of one star even worthy of that star? According to reviewers, North Korea’s own Air Koryo rates exactly that, and is the only airline in the world with such embarrassingly poor rating.

El Al airlines has the more praiseworthy distinction of being one of the most secure airlines in the world. To cite some security measures El Al employs: Their airplanes are equipped with anti-missile defense systems, have reinforced steel floors separating the passenger cabin from the baggage hold, and each international flight carries an undercover — and armed — sky marshal.

Teddy Roosevelt was the first president to fly in an airplane, which he thought was a “bully experience.”

He told the pilot afterward, “I envy your professional conquest of space.”

According to the Convention on International Civil Aviation — which established rules of airspace, aircraft registration, safety, etc. — aircraft in transit are exempt from paying taxes on fuel — wherever they may land. Fuel up!

The pilot in command of any given flight is referred to as the captain, and the copilot is the first officer.

The captain of the plane is in charge of making major decisions, handling emergencies, and managing the crew.

While the first officer’s level of training is identical to the captain’s, each flight requires both positions to be filled for safety purposes. The captain may have the controls for a greater portion of the flight, but the first officer will take over at some point during the trip.

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Most airlines request that a flight’s pilot and copilot refrain from eating the same meal during the flight. The reason? To prevent a case where both pilots fall ill with food poisoning.

While the chances of this happening are slim, it has happened before: In 1982, a flight heading to Lisbon from Boston had 10 crew members falling ill after eating some pudding that had gone bad. The airplane turned around and returned to Boston with no further incident, but the story made its way into air travel history anyway, and airlines prefer no longer to take the chance...

The captain of a flight is more than just the pilot of the plane; like a federal official of sorts, a captain has the authority to arrest passengers, write fines and even draw up the will of a passenger in mortal danger.

While some may assume a flight attendant is simply there to hand out food and drinks, that is far from the truth.

Flight attendants are on board to keep passengers safe, and that’s the reason they’re trained in all sorts of procedures, including what to do in case of hijacking, fire or in the event of a medical emergency. Additionally, flight attendants also learn airline codes and relevant terminology, all about the aircraft they’ll be working on, time computations, and so on. Some flight attendants also double as pre-flight check-in personnel.

Another flight attendant misconception: A crew of attendants may sometimes seem like one unit to the passengers, but it may be very possible that this flight was the first time they’ve worked together! Since airlines employ thousands of flight attendants and fly to over a hundred destinations on a regular basis, the members of each team rotate constantly.

A PILOT AND SOME PASSENGERS WORTHY OF MENTION… In 1981, American Airlines was in desperate need of funds. Finally, they hit upon and implemented a grand new idea: They’d sell unlimited lifetime passes to their wealthiest customers, and rack up some badly needed cash! When the program ended — for obvious reasons — a little more than a decade later, 28 individuals had purchased this AAirpass, for a neat $250,000. Oh, and an additional $150,000 for those who wanted another pass for anyone wanting to hop along. Sounds great, right? Only problem was that two of those lucky purchasers, Steve Rothstein and Jacques Vroom, were taking the “unlimited” bit of the deal a little too seriously, and they were flying across the country to catch up with a friend or grab a sandwich. When American Airlines realized that these two fellows were costing them over a hefty million dollars a year, they quickly gathered their lawyers together and forcefully terminated the contracts of these two overly enthusiastic fliers.

This tale is about another too-enthusiastic passenger. In 2013, a flight heading to New York from Los Angeles made an unscheduled stop in Kansas City. Not because of an aircraft malfunction, but rather because the crew had to get rid of a disruptive passenger — who wouldn’t stop singing.

After a bomb destroyed Pan Am Flight 103 in 1988, Jim Swire, a distraught father of a woman who died in the crash, later took matters into his own hands. In order to prove a point about the laxity of airline security, Swire boarded a British Airways Jim Swire’s fake bomb flight a little more than a year later — with a fake bomb in tow. He traveled, along with his bomb, from London to New York, and then from New York to Boston. Point proven.

During a British Airways flight heading from England to Spain, pilot Tim Lancaster faced the most terrifying few minutes of his life. After a 17,000-foot climb, the left windscreen of the cockpit blew off, and Lancaster was pulled out of the window head-first due to the rushing air. As the first officer fought to get the aircraft under control, a flight attendant grabbed hold of Lancaster’s feet and struggled to keep him in the plane. After a frenzied twenty minutes of panic and terror, the first officer managed an emergency landing, and even though Lancaster suffered considerable frostbite, fractures and shock, he lived to tell the tale... and returned to the cockpit a mere five months later.

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‫לאביו הרב זושא נ"י ‪ /‬ולחותנו הרב דוד יוסף טענענבוים נ''י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן‪/‬הנכד‬

‫לאביו ר' רפאל נ''י ‪ /‬ולחותנו ר' מאיר צבי ניישטאדט נ''י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת‪/‬הנכדה‬

‫ר' אברהם זאבנער נ"י‬

‫לאביו ר' חיים נ''י ‪ /‬ולחותנו ר' אברהם ברוך גאטליב נ''י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת‪/‬הנכדה‬

‫ר' משה ווייס נ"י‬

‫לאביו ר' פנחס נ''י ‪ /‬ולחותנו ר' יעקב גאטליב נ''י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת‪/‬הנכדה‬

‫ר' אברהם שמואל לורינץ נ"י‬

‫לאביו ר' מרדכי לייב נ''י ‪ /‬ולחותנו ר' רפאל פערלמוטער נ''י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת‪/‬הנכדה‬

‫הרב יואל מאיר טייטלבוים נ"י‬

‫לאביו ר' אהרן דוד נ''י ‪ /‬ולחותנו ר' משה חיים קעסטענבוים נ''י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת‪/‬הנכדה‬

‫ר' פסח לאנדא נ"י‬

‫לאביו ר' יחיאל נ''י ‪ /‬ולחותנו ר' שלמה איינהארן נ''י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת‪/‬הנכד‬

‫ר' מיכל שאהן נ''י‬

‫לאביו ר' ברוך מרדכי נ''י ‪ /‬ולחותנו הרב מנחם מענדל קנאבלעך שליט''א‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת‪/‬הנכד‬

‫הרב שלמה אלימלך כ''ץ שליט''א‬

‫ר' אפרים משה לאווי נ"י‬

‫ר' מרדכי סענדראוויטש נ"י‬

‫ר' דוד שמואל מיטלמאן נ"י‬

‫ר' שלמה אליעזר שפיטצער נ"י‬ ‫ר' משה שטיינמעטץ נ"י‬ ‫ר' צבי שווארץ נ"י‬

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‫לאביו ר' יושע נ''י ‪ /‬ולחותנו ר' מענדל מאיר סופר נ''י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן‪/‬הנכד‬

‫לאביו ר' יודא לייב נ''י ‪ /‬ולחותנו ר' ישראל רוזנבערג נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן‪/‬הנכד‬

‫לאביו ר' דוד נ''י ‪ /‬ולחותנו הרב זושא רוב שליט''אי‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן‪/‬הנכד‬

‫לאביו הרב חיים יעקב מרדכי שליט''א ‪ /‬ולחותנו הרב יעקב בנימין פירטה שליט''א‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן‪/‬הנכד‬

‫לאביו ר' חיים אייזיק ע''ה ‪ /‬ולחותנו ר' יוסף חיים אוסטערליץ נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן‪/‬הנכד‬

‫לאביו ר' שלמה זלמן ע''ה ‪ /‬ולחותנו ר' אהרן שטרייכער נ''י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן‪/‬הנכד‬

‫לאביו כ''ק גאב''ד טאהש מאנסי שליט''א ‪ /‬ולחותנו כ''ק גאב''ד מעלבורן זצ''ל‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן‪/‬הנכד‬

‫הרב אלעזר הלברשטם שליט''א‬

‫לאביו כ''ק אדמו''ר מבארנוב שליט''א ‪ /‬ולחותנו הרב יעקב יוסף האגער שליט''א‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן‪/‬הנכד‬

‫ר' יודל בירנהאק נ''י‬

‫לאביו ר' אברהם נ''י ‪ /‬ולחותנו ר' שמואל יעקב פעלבערבוים נ''י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן‪/‬הנכד‬

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‫שמחת אירוסין‬ ‫החתן אליקים דייטש נ''י‬ ‫בן ר' ישעי' שלום נ''י‬

‫הכלה לעברון תחי'‬ ‫בת ר' שמואל אליעזר נ''י‬

‫החתן בנימין זאב שפיטצער נ"י‬ ‫בן ר' יחזקאל שלום נ''י‬

‫הכלה אפפעל תחי'‬ ‫בת ר' שמואל יונה נ''י‬

‫החתן נפתלי מאיער נ"י‬ ‫בן הרב יעקב יוסף שליט''א‬

‫הכלה כ''ץ תחי'‬

‫בת הרב חיים דוב שליט''א‬

‫החתן שמואל אברהם ראזנבערג נ"י‬ ‫בן ר' גבריאל יוסף נ''י‬

‫הכלה שטורם תחי'‬ ‫בת ר' בערל נ''י‬

‫החתן אלעזר שווארץ נ"י‬ ‫בן ר' אהרן משה נ''י‬

‫הכלה שטויבער תחי'‬ ‫בת ר' בעריש נ''י‬

‫החתן יושע יונה ווייס נ"י‬ ‫בן ר' הערשל נ''י‬

‫הכלה אילאוויטש תחי'‬ ‫בת ר' משה שלמה נ''י‬

‫החתן אברהם יודא הערצאג נ"י‬ ‫בן הרב יוחנן נ''י‬

‫הכלה שפוטץ תחי'‬ ‫בת הרב יושע העשיל נ''י‬

‫החתן שלמה לעסין נ"י‬ ‫בן ר' יעקב דוד נ''י‬

‫הכלה גראס תחי'‬ ‫בת ר' חיים יוסף נ''י‬

‫החתן יעקב פערלשטיין נ"י‬ ‫בן ר' מרדכי יצחק נ''י‬

‫הכלה שפיטצער תחי'‬ ‫בת ר' משה נ''י‬

‫החתן שמואל גלויבער נ"י‬ ‫בן ר' משה יוסף יוזפא נ"י‬

‫הכלה גראסמאן תחי'‬ ‫בת ר' יצחק אלי' נ''י‬

‫החתן מרדכי הערש וויינשטיין נ"י‬ ‫בן ר' אברהם עביר נ"י‬

‫הכלה ענדצווייג תחי'‬ ‫בת ר' חיים יעקב נ''י‬

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‫אטע‪.‬‬ ‫יקט ֶמען ַפאר זַ יין ַט ֶ‬ ‫ערע ְּב ִריוו‪ ,‬אּון ָדאס ִׁש ְ‬ ‫ייּבן ַאן ַאנְ ֶד ֶ‬ ‫ייסט ֵלייּב ְׁש ַר ְ‬ ‫עהער ֵה ְ‬ ‫אֹויפזֶ ֶ‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫אלט‬ ‫יער‪ֶ :‬דער ַאנְ ְׁש ַט ְ‬ ‫קּור ְצן פּון ְפ ִר ֶ‬ ‫ִאין ְ‬

‫עצן‬ ‫אדעק! וָ ואס ֵמיינְ ט ָדאס? ַאזֹוי צּו גְ ִרינְ גְ ֶׁש ְ‬ ‫וְ ַול ֶ‬ ‫ערנֶ ען פּון ֵלייּב‪,‬‬ ‫אר ְפט זִ יְך ֶל ְ‬ ‫ערל! דּו ַד ְ‬ ‫ייפ ְ‬ ‫ִאין ִדי ַפ ֶ‬ ‫ערל!‬ ‫ייפ ְ‬ ‫ארק זַ יין ַפ ֶ‬ ‫ֶער ִהיט ָאּפ גָ אר ְׁש ַט ְ‬

‫ייכן ֶדעם‬ ‫ערגְ ֵר ְ‬ ‫יׁשט ֶד ְ‬ ‫רּוּב ְירן וֶ ועל ִאיְך נִ ְ‬ ‫ויפיל ִאיְך וֶ ועל ְּפ ִ‬ ‫אֹוי‪ ,‬וִ ִ‬ ‫עקּומען ִּבין ִאיְך גֶ עוֶ וען ֶדער‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫יידער ֶער ִאיז ָאנְ גֶ‬ ‫ֵלייּב‪ .‬נָ אְך ֵא ֶ‬ ‫עס ֶטער ְׁש ִּפ ֶילער ָדא‪.‬‬ ‫ֶּב ְ‬

‫ַאמאל ֵלייּב‬ ‫אכ ָ‬ ‫נָ ְ‬ ‫ַאמאל‬ ‫אכ ָ‬ ‫אּון נָ ְ‬ ‫ֵלייּב! ִאיְך וֶ ועל ִאים‬ ‫ערנֶ ען!‬ ‫צּול ְ‬ ‫נָ אְך ֶ‬ ‫ִאיְך וֶ ועל ִאים‬ ‫אּפן‬ ‫אכגֵ יין אּון ַכ ְ‬ ‫נָ ְ‬ ‫יׁשט‬ ‫ַּביי ֶע ֶּפעס נִ ְ‬ ‫גּוט!‬

‫נּו‪ ,‬וֶ וען‬ ‫ָלאזְ ט ִמיר‬ ‫ׁשֹוין ֶדער‬ ‫יּפל‬ ‫ְּפ ִרינְ ִצ ְ‬ ‫ָאּפ? ֶעס‬ ‫וערט ָדאְך‬ ‫וֶ ְ‬ ‫ׁשֹוין ַׁש ָּבת!‬

‫יּפל‪,‬‬ ‫טּודענְ ט פּון ֶדער ְּפ ִרינְ ִצ ְ‬ ‫אל ְיּב ֶטער ְס ֶ‬ ‫ַאמאל ִּבין ִאיְך גֶ עוֶ וען ֶדער ַּב ִ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫עס ֶטע ֶע ְסן‪...‬‬ ‫אצ ְירן ִמיט ִמיר‪ ,‬אּון ִמיר גִ ְיּבן ִדי ֶּב ְ‬ ‫ֶער ְפ ֶלעגְ ט ְׁש ַּפ ִ‬ ‫עטער‪:‬‬ ‫יסל ְׁש ֶּפ ֶ‬ ‫ַאּב ְ‬ ‫ִ‬

‫ׁשּוט'ער גַ נָ ב!‬ ‫ָאהה! ֶער ִאיז ַא ָּפ ֶ‬ ‫עצט ִאיז ַא‬ ‫יֶ ְ‬ ‫גּוטע ַצייט‪,‬‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫עדער‬ ‫וַ וייל יֶ ֶ‬ ‫נּומען‬ ‫אר ֶ‬ ‫ִאיז ַפ ְ‬ ‫אּון ֵלייּב ִאיז‬ ‫ימער‪.‬‬ ‫ִאין זַ יין ִצ ֶ‬ ‫אמיר זֶ ען‬ ‫ָל ִ‬ ‫וָ ואס ֶער טּוט‪.‬‬

‫קאפיטל‬

‫כ'‬

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A K

I E K D H J N O P A U L

M S A P F

C Y T

B R

Last week’s Boggle board

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G T E A N O H T K R L I

W T M I

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4-letter words 2 points | 5-letter words 3 points | 6-letter words 5 points | 7-letter words 7 points | 8-letter words 9 points | 9 or more 12 points

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DER: REMIN put Please oints tal p your to Boggle r u o y n o sion! submis

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DIRECTIONS: Write your words in alphabetical order, divided by letter-count in separate columns. Fax or email your word list, together with your total points, by Sunday at 8:00 PM for a chance to win! Include your name, phone number and address.

PLAYING RULES: • No adding “s” to a word.

• No proper nouns, abbreviations, contractions or acronyms.

• No bouncing back to letters already used in a given word.

• Words may not be found with a computer boggle solver.

• Words may not be found with the help of a dictionary.

• The Monsey View will carefully review all submissions to ascertain that each word is found in the dictionary. Points will be deducted for ineligible words.

• We reserve the right to disqualify entries that have a few ineligible words, are not written in alphabetical order or are missing information.

• Each contestant has a chance to win only once in four weeks.

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

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XXX-8907

S 268 POINT

us! Pic Supper on

k up a piz za

pie, fries an

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at Chai Piz

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Runner Ups: KOLMAN xxx-5823: 222 points PRAGER FAMILY xxx-0803: 212 points E.N., S.A., H.B. xxx-3673: 209 points ROSENBLATT FAMILY xxx-2892: 203 points Pick up your free slice and ice cream at Chai Pizza!

Bonus raffle winner: FAMILY GREENFELD XXX-3492 Pick up a free pie at Chai Pizza!

Please be considerate, and do NOT try to claim your prize without The Monsey View issue in which your name appears or after six weeks. It will not be honored.

Please note that you will have to pick up your prize from our store; there will be no deliveries.

E: COMMENTS@THEMONSEYVIEW.COM F: 845.600.8483

The Monsey View does not take responsibility for faxes that don’t come through.

3 4

7

6

3 2

3

4 7 4 8 6 5 3 5 9 2 6 8 8 4 9 6 3 4 1 9

3 7

4

5 2 8 6 3 6 2 9 4 1

3 2 6 9 6 3 4 1 9 2 7 1 8 6

BOGGLE WINNER’S LIST 4-LETTER WORDS bake bear abet ache achy aery arty ashy bade bare bead beak beck brad bred brey chap

clan clap clod clop dare dart deal dear deck keck kite lode mite mity plan plow poke

rack rake read reck redo site skim skit teak tear tech trek woke year yech

5-LETTER WORDS alder baked baker bared beady brake bread break cedar chasm deary dolce kited kiter lance miter

mitra older piked poked poker polka punch raked shaky shyer sited skyer smite teary techy tread

6-LETTER WORDS bakery cedary lanced launch

paunch punchy smiter

7-LETTER WORDS paunchy punched puncher

8 LETTER WORDS launched launcher

Are you wondering why your name isn’t here or why your points were reduced? The following are some of the ineligible words found:

Abert ader bader Baer brae breck bret

cert. cyder Deak Dyer jaunce jaunced Kahn

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Saki sched tred tyre

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

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

132 / THE MONSEY VIEW / May 8, 2019

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FOR SALE

PROPERTY LISTINGS

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MAIN APARTMENT Custom Closets and Walk-in Coat Closets. Includes: Kitchen, Dining Room, Playroom, Study, Passover Kitchen, Indoor Succah, Large Porch. 5 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, 1 Half Bath.

Master Bedroom Walk-in Closet. Guest Suite with Bedroom and half Bath. Huge Usable Storage Area in Basement.

Generator and Well Water.

OPTION 2 2,600 sq ft. walk-in flat, Fully Upgraded huge dining room and Kitchen. Direct access to Basement. 5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths.

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FOR RENT

37 Ridge Ave.

Has a kitchen, dining room and 2 bedrooms on the 1st floor.

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FOR RENT

99 HIGHVIEW

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33 SOUTH COLE

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15 Sophia Street 5/12 12-2pm Must see this One of a Kind Custom Built Dream Home!!

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Do Not Miss This Opportunity! Recent renovation makes this rare find Priceless!

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31 Pennington Way Move right into this fabulous updated Bi-level in Desirable New Hempstead Area!

Custom Kitchen w/ Granite counter tops and updated w/ Lots of Style! 5/12, 2-4pm Definitely Worth Seeing!

386 Route 59 Suite 300 Monsey, NY 10952 Email: lonnakin@gmail.com

REALTY TEAMS OPEN HOUSE Sunday May 12th 2-4 PM 11 Linden Ave, Spring Valley 4 bds with spacious rooms. $469K OPEN HOUSE Sunday May 12th 2-4 PM 7 Pennington Way, New Hempstead Updated Kitchen and baths, trex deck, magnificent flat property. $459K

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Spectacular contemporary colonial on private 1 acre property! POOL!! $599K Malky Grunwald MM&G Realty C: 914-643-5885

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6 bds, 2300 sqft. Won’t last! $675K

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Classifieds FOR SALE FOR SALE Eureka floor vaccum cleaner & Burgundy bugaboo bee hood, both rarely used, mint cond $50 each item 845-4457563 FOR SALE Selling an Amana dryer due to moving. Two years old in perfect condition. 845 406 4901 02 MINIVAN Town and Country (2002) minivan in good condition for sale. Lots of miles but runs nicely. $1650 negotiable.

Call/text 347-353-5601.

FOR SALE Looking to sell a navy/denim Wave Silver Cross Carriage in great condition for a very reasonable price. Please call 347-534-8253.

FOR SALE A brand new elliptical and treadmill for sale. Please call 845-538-5727.

FOR SALE Selling new and used Bugaboo Strollers New Fox $1000, New Cameleon $750

and $600, New Buggy Board $95, used Bee $475, used Cameleon $575 used Donkey $850. 323-804-7438 FOR SALE photography Studio Equipment for sale. please email photostudio3412@ gmail.com with contact info. serious inquires only.

FOR SALE 5 Year old leiters sukka 10 x 10, 3 walls for $695. GE black gas range $295. pls call 8454990829 FOR SALE Custom electric bike 2025mph.Brand new hydraulic breaks, very well balanced, includes battery. $750. Call 845-558-6893.

MOVING SALE Stern’s furn. like new 1. DR 2 Curios, buffet, table 6 chairs 2. BR set, 3. Dinette set, 4.

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REAL ESTATE LE SUITE GUESTHOUSE Luxurious accommodations in the new chassidish area of Lakewood. Booking for Weekday and Shabbos, Simchos and business, retreat and recuperation.

732.456.7989 lesuitelkwd@ gmail.com.

kallah.Ready to move in. Pls call 9176856180 SOUTH MONSEY RENTAL Beautiful 1 bedroom apt., perfect for single. Full kitchen, spacious dining/ living room, washer/ dryer, ground-level private entrance. Reasonably priced.

Available June 1st. 845-4252460 6 ROOM APT Beautiful, Top level spacious, six room apt, 9 ft. ceilings, 2 full baths, master bdrm. suite, great closets, high quality ktch + deck. Fabulous neighborhood, kid friendly cul-d-sac, walking distance to shopping, Hammond St. (Brewer Area) available July 1. Asking $2400 Please call: (845)216-1777. If no answer leave msg. No Section 8

2 BDRM Two bedroom apartment for rent in Spring Valley with private porch, new house, In Maple area. please call, 917474-2456

RENTAL WESLEY HILLS Newly Renovated; 3 bedrm; New Modern Kitchen; Quartz Counters S/S appliances;living rm/fire place +big garage + huge backyd: Text Preferred (917)830-6341

FOR RENT Beautiful brand new 2 bedroom apt for rent on Collins. Suitable for chosen/

FOR RENT Brand new 4 room basement furnish apt for rent. Near hatzlacha grocery. Great

price- $1300 including utilities. 845-533-6971 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 FOR RENT New fully furnished 5 bedroom townhouse conveniently located in the Joshua area. Kitchen, dining room, playroom, office, 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms and laundry. Please call 845.538.2422 HOUSE ON 3ACRE Open House Sunday 2-4pm 69 Mile Rd. Montebello.

Charming Cape Cod home situated on almost 3 acres of stunning property updated kitchen, bathrooms windows etc. Bonus cottage on property Call Shulamit Kind, KW Realty 845 538 6468 PRIVATE HOUSE 4 bed cape colonial on stunning flat acre asking $2500/mo available July. Call Shayndel @ 845-608-0538 FOR RENT/SALE Wesley Hills 3 Bed/2baths Colonial - Magnicent property, Babbling Brook w/ waterfall, Fireplace, Finished basement Front and Back Porch. Walk to all Shuls. By Owner 914 906-2853 HOUSE FOR RENT 3 bedroom/2 bathroom ranch for rent in the chestnut ridge/scotland hill area, please call 917-757-0057 SUMMER RENTAL New Hempstead - Beautiful 4 bedroom colonial with 2.5 baths and a full finished basement is available for rent this summer. Park-like

backyard with wooden swing set, trampoline and gas grill (no pool). Brand new spacious kitchen with two of everything. Close to Shul.

For more information call 8455588141.

HOUSE FOR RENT Ready to Move in - Hi-Ranch in Wesley Hills - 4 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, Large Property.

Great Location - Close to Shul. Call/Text 718-216-2951 OFFICES FOR RENT in office building. Centrally located. Please call 917 692 4193.

NEW LISTING Monsey (R15A) -60 foot Hiranch, move in condition on dead end street, close to East view rd. area. 8 BR, 3.5 Bath, stunning woodmarble Kitchen, legal to have Accessary Apartment!! AOM REALTY INC. 845 7293284 SHARED LADIES OFFICE Few desks available.

Heimishe Environment.

Newly renovated! Walk in.

Utilities and wifi included Concord Area 845 371 2759 DAY CAMP SPACE AVAIL Spacious indoor facilities available for day camp on beautiful grounds. Please call 845.558.6699 OFFICE FOR RENT Office/Desks for rent conveniently located by 45 and Ekerson rd please call 845-694-4288 SHABBOS GETAWAY Looking to go away for Shabbos? Family Getaway in Kingston, NY is the place.

Call 845-334-9044 or email leah@iloveganisrael.com

HELP WANTED LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEER local drivers for chessed.

Please call 845-352-1016

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 RESUMES Resumes are what we do!

We have proven experience with all types of job resumes.

Resumakerpro@gmail.com or 845-554-5778.

HELP WANTED Local Monsey yeshiva looking for maintenance supervisor to oversee all aspects of physical campus. Email resume to MonseyYeshivaJob@gmail. com HELP WANTED looking for a couple of guys to help load light boxes into a truck from 7:30 to 9 in the evenings. 5 nights a week $40 a night. call 917-416-4193 PLAYGROUP ASSISTANT Looking for an assistant for 2-3 year old playgroup starting immediately. For

more info. call Rivky Chavoly at 352-3512.

HANDYMAN - YESHIVAH Yeshiva Near Monsey/ Monroe Seeks Handyman to take full responsibility Of the Yeshiva Campus, should have basic Knowledge of plumbing, electric, and carpentry. Email Resume: hr@ohrnaftoli.org BILLING POSITION Growing home care agency in Suffern, NY is seeking full time, experienced billing Representative. Candidates must be detail oriented, organized and have basic knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel.

Full benefits available with competitive salary. Please email resume to jobs@ carecorehealth.com or call Rachel @ 845.538.6259.

POSITION AVAILABLE Cheder seeking English principal for the upcoming school year. Please email resume to: ChederJob10952@ gmail.com

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// help wanted the school year in a girls elementary school. Come join the wonderful working environment plus the extra benefit of learning professional teaching techniques. Phone: 845-3682247 x 104 Email: resumes@ baisyaakovelementary.org Fax: 845-205-4333.

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rgmyhpa kkhv SEEKING BABYSITTER from 8:10 am -9:10 am with car in my home. Great pay.

Please call/text 732-447-3682.

BILLING POSITION Heimishe office in Williamsburg looking for experienced or graduate, full-time Billing Clerk for immediate hire. Great office environment, Great benefits, and Great pay. Please email jobs@nphny.com ASSISTANT WANTED Looking for assistance in the kitchen and some driving.

Great learning opportunity!

Must be a hard worker and have good driving record.

Call or text 516-439-0969 POSITIONS AVAILABLE Join the talented and dedicated staff at Bas Mikroh

SEEKING PRESCHOOL STAFF Growing boys Yeshiva in Monsey seeking experienced Preschool Moros for the coming school year. Must have experience teaching kriah/reading. Warm, professional environment.

Competitive salary. Please email resume to: rweisman@ ohrreuven.com.

Girls School. Positions available for English permanent substitute, experienced Preschool teachers, assistants and remedial teachers for the 1920 school year. Email resume to bbamberger@basmikroh. org. If you would like to join our substitute list, Kdg - 8th grade please call our office at 845-352-5296

SEEKING PRESCHOOL STAFF Finishing up your seminary year? Want to get experience working with master teachers in a warm preschool setting?

Seeking assistant teachers for the coming school year.

Professional environment.

Excellent opportunity for growth. Please email resume to: rweisman@ohrreuven. com or call 352-7100 * 117 for more information.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE Monsey boys school looking to hire capable secular studies teachers for the 2019-20 school year. Lower and upper grade positions available. Competitive pay.

Email resume to akarash@ chedermonsey.org.

HELP WANTED Experienced, capable subs for Elementary and Junior High Departments at a local girls’ school. Good pay. Please call: 845-352-5000 ext 1124 and leave a clear message.

CLASSROOM ASSISTANT Seeking afternoon assistants for now until the end of

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JOB OPENING Home Care Agency is looking to Hire Director of Billing (and/or Compliance). Must have recent experience in Home Care. Great opportunity and competitive pay for the right individual.

Please submit your resume to homeaide50@gmail.com

ENGLISH TEACHER Yeshiva seeking a dedicated and devoted first grade English teacher for next

September in a warm yeshiva atmosphere. Please call 845558-6699.

JOB OPENINGS Monsey Boys Yeshiva seeks qualified elementary grades secular studies teachers for the upcoming school year. Must be able to engage students and manage classroom effectively in a pleasant atmosphere.

Excellent Timely Pay. Please submit resume to 8267969@ gmail.com WE’RE HIRING! Broad Management Group - In need of general office help supporting our Payroll & Benefits department for our Monsey, NY office. The position will help process the payroll for a large staff and work on general human resources related tasks. We are looking for organized, professional candidates coming straight out of school / seminary or with limited professional experience.

Working knowledge of Microsoft Office is preferred.

Please contact Daniel at: dschimel@broadmg.com BOUTIQUE Accounting Practice looking for an experienced accountant to join our team.

Email resume to: jobs. boutiquefirm@gmail.com or Fax resume to (646) 792-3313 HELP WANTED looking for office manager 9-5. must have great communication skills, basic QB knowledge. Email resume to info@avrumyssecurity. com FULL TIME JOBS PRINT/MAIL Business in Monsey: 1-Secretary, 2-Production/Warehouse Assistant/Driver. Basic computer knowledge. Ability to multitask. Ramapost.com/ jobs for details - resume to hr.ext@ramapost.com

Home care company is looking to hire a talented individual to join our friendly team MUST have prior experience working in a home care agency salary starting based on experience

Benefits offered: • Health, dental, life, vision insurance • FSA-medical, childcare, travel • Short term disability • Paid Holidays • Paid time off • Paid sick time

Please email resume to jobs@elitehc.net

Classifieds JOB OPENING Female administrative assistant for busy office.

Must have basic computer knowledge. Writing, communication and interpersonal skills a plus.

Good Pay Will train. Email resume: jobopeningssc@ gmail.com JOB OPENING Seeking Experienced Female Loan Processor for busy Mortgage Firm.

Great Potential for the right individual. Will Train. Email resume: jobopeningssc@ gmail.com HELP WANTED Busy office located in center of Monsey is looking to hire for a full time secretarial position. Candidate must be a quick learner, detail oriented and have excellent communication skills. We offer competitive pay and great benefits. Minimum 2 years office experience required. Please send resume to resume to officepositions58@gmail.com

organized and has good interpersonal skills; able to oversee projects and delegate work. Office hours from 9:30 to 2:30 Monday through Thursday. Some at home hours required to follow up (email access required at home.) Please forward your resume to: office.sbchaim@ gmail.com HIRING Office in Monsey is seeking to hire a full time female secretary to join our team.

Candidate must be detail oriented and proficient in excel. We offer great benefits. Graduates Welcome. send resume to availableposition12@gmail. com JOB OPENING Busy insurance office is seeking full/part time secretary. Candidate should be computer savvy, detail oriented. Experience is preferred. Please send resume to generalinquiry5@ gmail.com HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED Looking to hire a full time secretary , needs to be very detailed oriented. please email resume to jobs@ ezdriveny.com POSITION AVAILABLE Yeshiva Eitz Chaim Bnos Bracha is looking for a mature and experienced office manager. The ideal candidate drives, is resourceful, computer savvy,

Established Monsey boys Yeshiva is seeking an experienced and responsible candidate to fill an Executive Assistant/Office Manager position.

Compensation commensurate with experience. Great long term opportunity for the right candidate.

Please email rmeisels@ ohrreuven.com.

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// help wanted WE’RE HIRING! A well-established and growing Insurance Agency is seeking an Account Executive, to manage and oversee new business.

Candidate MUST be motivated, experienced, computer proficient and ready to work. This is an excellent opportunity for the right candidate. Send resume to insuranceagency10977@ gmail.com

you the tools to navigate insurance industry and generate success as an agent. Send resume to insuranceagency10977@ gmail.com

HELP WANTED Seeking F/T secretary with minimum 2 years experience, Email resume to jacob.g1402@gmail.com

PUBLICE ADJUSTER Looking to hire sales people to train as NY & NJ Public Adjusters. No experience necessary, flexible hours.

Call 973-951-1534.

HELP WANTED Professional office seeking for a qualified secretary.

Candidate MUST have excellent communication and phone skills. Please email CV- humanresources@ medelitegrp.com JOB OPENING Seeking a part time loan processor for a local mortgage firm, candidate must have excellent communication and computer skills, willing to train the right candidate.

Email resume to jl5961121@ gmail.com WE’RE TRAINING! A well-established and growing, Insurance Agency in Rockland County is offering professional training for aspiring candidates who are motivated, to join our growing team of agents.

This opportunity will give

SALES GIRL Gown store is looking for a responsible and fashion forward sales girl. Must have previous experience. Please email info@powdercouture. com.

HELP WANTED Male and Female aides needed for special needs classroom. Full time position.

Drivers license required. jobresumes613@gmail.com Phone: 352-3307 ext. 119 HELP WANTED Transition Program seeks female to prepare young adults with special needs for successful futures. Must have drivers licences . Full time and part time option.

Please send resumes to jobresumes613@gmail.com Phone: 352-3307 ext. 119 HELP WANTED Yeshiva seeking a dedicated, devoted and creative Kindergarten teacher/ assistant for Sept. 2019 in a warm yeshiva atmosphere.

Please call 845-558-6699.

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Classifieds JOB OPENING Teacher of the Visually Impaired . Part Time position. School age, special education school. jobresumes613@gmail.com Phone: 352-3307 ext. 119 HELP WANTED Looking for a caring, committed team oriented professionals to work in a co-ed, school age special education program, NYS Certification required.

Knowledge of and experience with ABA preferred.

Please send resumes to: jobresumes613@gmail.com Phone: 352-3307 ext. 119 LOOKING TO HIRE Day camp in the Catskills looking to hire: *Pre-School Director (married lady or Older experienced single girl), *Rebbi/Counselor (married). MondayThursday10-4pm, Friday102pm. July1st- August23rd. No accommodations. Good Pay. luxordaycamp@gmail.com HELP WANTED Looking for a caring, committed team oriented professionals to work in a co-ed, school age special education program, NYS Certification required.

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BABYSITTING WARM AND EXPERIENCED babysitter available to babysit night hours in your home or at weddings. References available. Please call 845 499 9272 BABYSITTER AVAILABLE on 73 Francis Place. After school hours available. Also taking Sunday drop-ins.

Please call 845-352-1016 EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Now accepting for steady and daytime dropins in the Park Lane and Maple Ave area.

Call 845-587-1665 SUMMER DAYCAMP for girls 4-5. Experienced teacher. Small group. Gwen Lane area. For more info call 8453711729 NURSERY DAYCAMP for girls ages 2.5-3. N cole cor. maple ave. small group call 845-425-8442 BABYSITTER Babysitter in bates area (845) 826 2185

SERVICES TUTOR AVAILABLE for your elementary school child for Limudei Kodesh and Limudei Chol. Please Call: 845-352-1016

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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 GRAPHICS COURSE Professional graphics course on Adobe 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 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 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 SEWING COURSES private sewing course with master teacher Esty Krauss. call or text 845-662-5931 SEWING COURSE One on One, by Esty Krauss.

Group forming now for high school girls. call or text 845662-5931.

PERSONAL HEIMISHE COOK Are you very busy but would love to come home to piping hot, heimishe suppers prepared in your own kitchen according to your family’s preferences? I am

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available to cook warm, fresh meals in your home or mine (steady inquiries only) M. Bayer 845-362-2033 GET READY! Learn to swim BEFORE summer! WSI & LG Certified.

Discount - Form your own group. Mrs. Zoltan H: 845356-1113 C: 347-455-5320 YOGA ON REGINA Yoga in South Monsey on Regina Court (near New Day). All levels welcome. Call Devorah Zack 845-213-5766 MAKEUP ARTIST “BeauteByRose“ Certified makeup artist for all your

occasions! For appointments call or text 845 598 5139.

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Comfortable updated technology. Thermolysis, galvanic, or blend. Nechama Sher 646-856-5498 SHAIMOS

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

GOODBYE CLUTTER Call today for your free consultation! Let me help you declutter and create your dream space. Mushky: 845521-9059 letitbeneat.com FREE TRAINING 3 secrets you need for a happy marriage without changing your husband! 605-313-4102 access code:224455 Reference #1 PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER Book your family photoshoots while their new wardrobe is still photo worthy! Ask for tenoyim samples. Malky Lefkowitz: 845-664-5732 @ pixellepics

BETTER ADS! Store-owners: Want to improve your ads? FREE, 3 tips will increase your ROI by 4x or more! Only 3 slots per week. Email “more info” to monseyadreview@fbmplus. com DEBT RELIEF having trubble with finances? join Debtors Anonymous Tuesday night @ 19 Robert Pitt # 113 , 7:30-8:30pm. visit www. debtorsanonymous.org ALTERATIONS Professional alterations, fast service, in the Blueberry Hill area. 929.287.2135

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LATEST PAINLESS TECHNOLOGY BETTER AND FASTER RESULTS PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL FRIMY LERNER 845.402.0268 HORIZON CT GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. call: 917-414-3281 REGISTERED DIETITIAN NUTRITIONIST Is your Weight on your Mind?

Improve your Physical, Emotional & Spiritual Wellbeing. 4 sessions weekly, starting Wednesday May 22, 8pm. 9 Emerald Drive, Pomona. FIRST SESSION FREE. Miriam Shurpin, MS, RD, CDN, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist & Chana Weisberg, Renowned Author & Lecturer. $120 for program, $45/session. RSVP 347-480-1670 TRI STATE SHADES Custom shades at affordable prices. Shop in the comfort of your home. Clip & Save our phone number! Monsey: T. Diamant 845-213-5481, Brooklyn D. Friedman

929-420-1398, Lakewood E. Friedman 929-289-8519 BAR MITZVAH PHOTOGRAPHY

Quality and affordable bar mitzvah photography by Moshe Grunfeld call 845-3621312 or email moshe@ moshegrunfeld.com 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 MATH TURORING Regents/GED/TASC/SAT/ ACT Common Core, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus, Physics ALL Grades/Levels. call: 845-445-8003

HOSTESS PACKAGES/ PEKLECH

Classy welcome packages for your Shabbos aufruf or Sheva Brachos! We have something in every budget; book in advance to ensure availability. Thinking pekelach? We have it!

Vacht nacht, birthday, aufruf, upsherin, pidyon haben. Now taking bookings for upsherin pekelach for Lag Baomer.

PRESENTED 845-2740489 presented0489@ gmail.com LEARN ENGLISH English lessons for Cheder age and older by an experienced, professional native English speaker. 973727-8375 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 MATH ANXIETY? I can help! All ages. All levels.

Regents, SAT Prep, CLEPS, AP courses. Remediation and Enrichment also available Linda 845.538.5319

ODDS & ENDS AMAZING NEWS FOR KALLAHS!

A new group forming in Monsey for Rebbetzin Lubins inspirational course hachunah l’chuppah that will have an impact on the rest of your life iyh! For more information please call: 845-746-7251

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HIRING! HIRING! Attention Para Professionals:

Enjoy your Summer AND Gain Experience!

Excellent opportunity to work in an exciting local day camp, as an ABA Para Professional.

MEDICAL BILLING / ACCTS RECEIVABLE Healthcare Management office located near Monsey in Ramsey, NJ is seeking a bright, motivated, organized and detail-oriented individual.

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No experience necessary, we provide training.

Transportation to and from the office is provided!

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SEEKING DONATIONS Of toys, arts & crafts, or supplies, in good condition, for a Heimishe Moised. Call 845.500.3100

GEMACHIM BED REST? We do the laudry for you. call 213-7437 (also looking for volunteers) WEDDING KIT for Machetunim to take along. 845-425-2036 leave mess.

BANDS $10 New ladies bands, all lengths. Also berret hats. Call 845 290 8319 ‫טייערע כלה‬ ‫נוצט אויס דעם יום החופה‬ ‫מיט אן אלבום וואס ענטהאלט‬ ,‫ שיעורים‬,‫ הדרכה‬,‫השקפה‬ ‫ וואכן פאר‬4‫ רעזעווירט‬.‫תפילות‬ 245-352-2560 ‫די חתונה‬ SOUND SYSTEM GEMACH Speakers | mikes | mixers | cables | for your simchas and party’s | 917-382-8809 CHUPAH CARDS Lucite cards. 845.222.0456 MATERNITY COATS 100% down TEXT ONLY 8455212912

SUITCASE GEMACH please call 845-371-9121 BIKE RACK GEMACH Fits all cars. Holds up to 3 bikes. 845-659-1863.

BLUE LIGHT Gemach in monsey, please call before. 845.425.1919 TICHEL GEMACH To receive or donate pls call 845-371-7504 MAKEUP Makeup for any Simcha or occasion for only $10!!!!

Please contact (845)304-3103 if interested or have any questions.

BRIS & PIDYON HABEN Beautifull Bris pillow Gemach +benchers with tfilos for bris and pidyon haben plz call: 845-213-0602 ‫לעילוי נשמת‬ Do you have a ‫יאהרצייט‬ coming up? We can arrange to have the whole ‫ששה‬ ‫ סדרי משנה‬learned ‫לעילוי‬ ‫ נשמת‬your loved ones!

Call /Text (917) 720-6392 / chofetzmishna@gmail.com BABY GOWNS and 2 pieces. Matching shoes and hair accessories available from 3 months - 2 years. New! Boys line added.

425-3049

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// odds & ends // gemachim

LSHEM MITZVAH Babysitting for overnight or week etc for kimpeturin or sick chas vesholom 732-5952207. Leave Msg. First come first serve basis. One child a week

BABIES LAYETTE GEMACH text 718-551-1732 or email frimitbabies@gmail.com

SPEAKERS Monsey speaker rental. call or text 8455707264

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES inc. TPN equipment, feeding pumps, NG tubes, & feeding supplies. donate/receive. call 845-746-8293.

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 $25. many different styles and colors. We also accept donations of elegant hats.

Call 347 351 1604 LEV DEVORAH Layett gemach 917.697.0790 MECHITZA’S 30’ - 5 six’ tables, 10 chairs stands and bus-boxes $100 deposit. $18 Donation call 845-445-8015 or email Mitzvah1@gmail.com

SHIFRA PUAH DOULA Please call to register in advance. 845-587-1649

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

MATERNITY GEMACH Weekday and shabbos clothing, various sizes. call/ 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 WE ACCEPT clothing, shoes and household items in brand new condition. To donate or receive please call 845 425 7214

Com Hab Opportunities: Position available for a part time Service Coordinator. Must be detail-oriented, and have a desire to enhance the lives of others.

• high school girl to take out a 10 year old boy on Shabbos and Sunday afternoons in Viola area

Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree required; excellent and supportive work environment.

• high school girl to take out a young boy on Shabbos afternoons and weekdays in Spring Hill/Chestnut Ridge area

Please submit your resume via email to position@hamaspikrockland.org. or via fax to 845-503-1209.

• woman/girl who drives to take out a sweet girl in the late afternoon/evening twice a week Please call 845-503-0214 or 845-503-0219

HAMASPIK

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

Monroe: 845-662-7102.

ISRAEL GPS No fee. English or Hebrew.

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

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 TOY GEMACH Keep all the children busy by your simchas with tons of lego and clicks. Call 845578-6513 REFLECTOR GEMACH Hosting guest? Be safe! Wear a reflector. 845-356-0815 SIDDUR GEMACH Sfard: Friedman 845-6087830 Ashkenaz: Shulman845 352 1756 or 845-826-6718 MEZUZOS GEMACH 362.2333 PHONE GEMACH free of charge for as long as necessary. Call: 845 579 5538 HOSPITAL GOWN for maternity or hospitalization Tzniusdige & Comfortable. 845-425-8687 WHITE KALLLAH SHOES. Proceeds go to tzedakah.

Call\Text 845-200-0211 EAR-PLUG GEMACH for ba’alei simcha to protect your guests’ hearing. Baby

headsets also available. 845202 -0105.

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

No time to cookk Special diett

Personal chef available to cook in your home.

Call 845-821-2159

Gold EarRing w/ hanging yellow stone April 7 Town Square area call 845-721-6555

2 men suits by evergreen car cleaning before Pesach 425-4698

GOWN GEMACH. South Monsey Ladies gowns and petticoat gemach. Please call or text after 5pm. 347278-1278

diamond bracelet first days pesach. Please call 8454250784 if found.

2 tone black and white vest in cleaners plastic in Greentag.

Please call 845 587 4778

Black ladies quilted jacket before Pesach in Town Square area pls call 578-4071

Little girls Silver color Zara Jacket. Pickup in Auction mart

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

Sansa player 20 Ashel Lane Tuesday erev pesach 845425-2184

Blue baby hat on Ellish pkwy on Pesach. 356-5437

COAT RACK Coat racks and hangers for your simcha. Please call 845356-9841 SIDDUR/CHUMASH 558.4774 REFLECTOR GEMACH: having guests or having a simcha and need reflectors call 347-977-6816 HEATER GEMACH 845 362 8666 CHUPPA CARDS. Please call or text after 5pm.

347-278-1278

LOST Over a year ago a black Calvin Klein wristlet with Debit Card/ SD card in it. Looking for SD Card. Please call 718384-1503 or 347-288-2139.

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// gemachim // lost & found

We exchanged a Mounty Buggy Carriage first day Chol Hamoed coming from Monsey to Williamsburg with Monsey Trails. call 347-5853871.

White drone with a little red and blue in the Herrick Ellish Decatur area. 356-2341 thanks cash at rockland kosher rides 425-1937

FOUND FOUND CENTIPEDES? Call ‫ יואל בראך‬at Skilled Pest Control.

845-393-1475

money in international taxi several weeks ago. Contact 845 304 1728. gray/off-white fuzzy baby blanket Friday Tazria on Robert Pitt Dr near Ace Flooring. 845-222-1305

Saccharomyces boulardii box of capsules from nutria supreme found at The Sock Shoppe money at Viola Park. 845425-7085 Someone hung keys and a garage opener on my door step with an address of 3600 Collins. I don’t know to whom this belongs. Please call me to pick it up. 425-3514 an sd card from a camera at rockland kosher rides on chol hamoed. 425-1937 FOUND AT THE SOCK SHOPPE Green wool vest, Charcoal ribbed hat w pompom, Light pink knit hat w small pompom, Navy ski ribbed baby hat xl, Mustard fringe carter shoe s2 19, Juicy couture 8/10 pink purple striped dress, Patachou 8yr striped navy/ white dress, Ralph lauren size 5 plaid dress, Baby gap size 5 multi stripe dress, Zara size 8 watermelon top, Crew cut size 8 multi colored dress,

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

Gutter Guard Installation

Fully Insured Free estimates

Cleaning and Repirs

Remove an Ayin Hara R’ Avraham Lebel 718.977.5459 Price: $50 per name - credit cards accepted - Pls leave a message With the endorsement of Rabbanim of ‫בד”ץ העדה החרדית ירושלים‬

Pest? ‫יואל בראך‬

845-393-1475

Dirty trash bin?

Power Washing

Weekly Office Cleaning

Rubbish Removal

Post Construction Cleaning

845.327.6997 Fully Insured

LET US CLEAN IT FOR YOU.

cleaning from black to blue...

845.839.4024 info@mrcancleaning.com www.mrcancleaning.com

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Classifieds

There is a child in need…

YOU can help indeed!

We are looking for a Para Professional to work with an adorable 4 year old boy.

Please email your resume to: Rsteif@hamaspikrockland.org Fax: 845-503-1239 Phone: 845-503-0239 Black mesh organza bow headbandSweatband black with heart glitter, Clip panda fur pink, Headband knot quilt black, Headband knot velvet black, Headband flat suede scallop luggage, Headband argyle two tone, Headband suede black w red edge trim, Headband flowers felts orange, Headband metallic splash mauve, Clip hunter suede bow, Headband fur three color pink butterfly fur blanket

DRESSES/GOWNS GOWN FOR RENT

beautiful dark colored gown size 2-4 8455380391 MAGNIFICENT GOWN Exquisite gown for rent size 2-4 pls call 845-596-9933 FOR SALE Exclusive Rumpler gown size 4-6 call 4254913.

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// gowns // free giveaways

OFF WHITE DRESS Beautiful, custom designer off white dress for sale. Size 2-4. Please call 3476450301

Compression stockings call “FeelGoodStore” company at1800-926-0880 & ask for item #026943 ,have diff. kinds also & are very cheap.

FOR SALE stunning silver blue gown for sale size 10. Call/text 8455963458

2 Unit [4 doors] Seforim Shank in a good condition.

Call Buxbaum 845-709-3048

RENT/SALE GOWNS: Mechteniste, sister of bride & maternity 845659-8753.

FOR RENT Two magnificent childrens gowns black and gold size 1214. 5 magnificent adult gowns black and gold sizes 6-12.

Please call 845-538-5727.

KLEINFELD GOWN Exquisite Kleinfeld gown for sale size 4-6. Also teen sizes 2 & 4 sister of bride gowns black/white. 352-8439 or 659-8442 ONE OF A KIND Magnificent cream dress size 0-2 for sale/rent. Please call 845.200.4326 CUSTOM HALBERSTAM Black/white mid-length dress size 8-10 for rent. For more info call 845.425.0924

FREE GIVEAWAYS Pesach grates for Hotpoint RGB745BEA. Fits many GE Ranges. 845-659-8867 Mishpacha magazines in Hebrew, (including ‘Betoch mishpacha’ & ‘Yeladim’) please call /text 845 664 5102

looking for used washing machine in good condition 8453047881 White dinette table w/4 chairs. 845-459-7858 relatively new 48’’ box spring.

Frame available too. 352-3270 Looking for the seat of the mamas and papas urbo 2 Stroller. Please call 3561525 Black velvet sleeper couch to give away. Pick up at driveway at 2 Locust Hollow Drive corner Remsen.

Monsey, NY Due to moving (new or barely used): Ironing board, dairy convection oven, Fleishig dishes, Fleishig double rhezo.

8452386691. lve message ‫אויב איר האט אוועקצוגעבן‬ ‫ היימישע אידישע‬,‫ערליכע‬ ,‫ ביכער‬,‫מאטריאל (ספרים‬-‫ליין‬ ‫) פאר א‬.‫ג‬.‫ד‬.‫ א‬,‫אויסגאבעס‬ ‫ ביטע רופט‬,‫וואוילטעטיגע צוועק‬ !‫ תזכו למצוות‬.845-587-2427 Boy’s new size 18 G&G black striped pants. 845-222-1305 24” & 16” bikes needs repair 426-7491 Zahlers lactation support 845 422 5919 box of binah magazines.

8455383648

‫שלושים לפטירת הרה"ק מסקולען זי"ע‬

‫האדמו"ר מויזניץ בדרשת פתיחת הזמן לבחורי הישיבות ואברכי הכוללים‬

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‫האדמו"ר מראחמסטריווקא במירון‬

‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫מעמד פתיחת הזמן לבחורי סקולען מאנסי‬

‫האדמו"ר מסקולען מאנסי‬ ‫בסעודת ראש חודש אייר‬

‫האדמו"ר מסקולען מאנסי בברכת אילנות‬

‫שלושים לפטירת הרה"ק מסקולען זי"ע אצל האדמו"ר מסקולען מאנסי‬

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‫"צ שליט"א על פטירת אמם הרבנית הצדיקת מפאפא ע"ה‬

‫מסע הלוי' פון הרבנית הצדיקת מפאפא ע"ה אשת חבר פון הרה"ק מפאפא זצוק"ל מוטער פון האדמו"ר מפאפא‬

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‫ניחום אבלים אצל האדמו"ר מפאפא ואחיו הרבנים הגאוה"‬

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‫האדמו"ר מסקולען בביקור במאנטריאל‬

‫יומא דהילולא של הגאון ר' יוסף ראזנבלום זצ"ל ראש ישיבת שערי יושר‬

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‫‪2 NEW RELEASES‬‬

‫בעסטע‬ ‫מתנה פאר א‬ ‫ל"ג בעומר‬ ‫אפשערן‬

‫צוויי נייע ערציילונגען!‬ ‫פארציילט שפאנענד דורכן וועלט בארימטע מגיד מישרים הרב לייביש ליש שליט"א‬

‫‪BORO PARK 3919 13TH AVE.‬‬ ‫‪WILLIAMSBURG 500 FLUSHING AVE‬‬

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‫יומא דהילולא ועלי' לציון של האדמו"ר בעל ברך משה מסאטמאר זי"ע‬

‫סעודת הילולא של האדמו"ר בעל ברך משה מ'סאטמאר זי"ע בביהמ"ד הגדול סאטמאר מאנסי‬

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‫יומא דהילולא ועלי' לציון של האדמו"ר בעל ברך משה מסאטמאר זי"ע‬

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Partners In Parnosoh A project of Tomche Shabbos of Rockland County

Adult Computer Courses In our continuing effort to help with Parnosoh, Tomche Shabbos provides classes to Rockland County residents at no charge.

Students pay $50 book & material fee for each course

Or i en tat ion & R e g i s t r at ion Mon d ay, M ay 2 0 , 2 0 1 9 | 8 : 0 0 p m Ye sh i va of Sp r i ng Va l l e y G I R L S’ B U I L D I N G | 1 42 G RA N DV I E W AV E N U E

Introductory Computer Skills & Introduction to Microsoft Word

QuickBooks and Business Concepts

Microsoft Excel

SEPARATE EVENING CLASSES FOR MEN AND WOMEN

C L A S S E S BE G I N R I G H T A F T E R S H AV U O S ALL INFORMATION INCLUDING DATES AND TIMES WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE ORIENTATION. YOU MUST ATTEND THE ORIENTATION TO ENROLL IN THESE COURSES.

FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE EMAIL: YHAIN@TOMCHESHABBOS.ORG

Tomche Shabbos of Rockland County

In Memory of Chaim Munzer z”l

,ca hfnu, hybte sbketr's hcm ktuna 'r ic ohhj 'r b"zk

‫אינוועסטירט‬ ‫אין‬

‫‪ #1‬זעלבסט זיכערקייט‬

‫זיך אליינס!‬ ‫איבערגעגעבן‬ ‫ברוב כשרון ותבונה דורך‬

‫‪ #2‬שייכות מיט מענטשן‬

‫הרב יודל מעלבער‬ ‫שליט"א‬

‫מאנסי‬

‫‪ 15‬וואכן‬ ‫‪ #3‬קאמיוניקאציע‬

‫דאנערשטאג נאכט‬ ‫‪7:00 - 11:00‬‬

‫אנגעהויבן אי"ה‬

‫דאנערשטאג קדושים‬ ‫‪ #4‬באהאנדלען סטרעס‬

‫‪ #5‬מנהיגות‬

‫‪845.459.5548‬‬ ‫‪Lehasig@gmail.com‬‬