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Playful Popcorn Added ingredients up the fun factor
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In My Own Backyard Day camp directors share the scoop
Filling the Gap Activities to keep your kids entertained between school and camp
So You Want to Start Your Own Insider tips for running a successful summer program
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Recap: Gustav approaches one of the Soviet Union representatives visiting the orphanage to ask if he’d seen his mother who had “traveled East.” The man realizes that Gustav is Jewish. A fearful Elisheva discusses with her husband what the odd phone call about them could mean. The next day the mysterious caller, Mr. Rosenblit, leaves a message for her at home. Elisheva calls him back. The phone rang. And rang. Finally, someone picked up. “Rosenblit and Etzioni, Attorneys at Law, good afternoon.” Lawyers? Elisheva kept a steady gaze on the cat that had sneaked up behind the large dumpster. For its part, the cat was maintaining eye contact with the strange woman who had invaded its territory. “Hello?” “Yes…” Elisheva tried to focus on the conversation. “I received a call from Mr. Rosenblit, and he asked me to call him back.” “Who is this, please?” The woman was probably a secretary. “Mrs. Potolsky.” “Potolsky? Oh, yes. Attorney Mayer Rosenblit would like to set up a meeting with yourself and your husband.” “A meeting with us?” “Are you Tziporah Genendel’s parents?” “That’s right.” She felt constricted. And it wasn’t because of the cat, which was approaching her step by step. Goodness, that cat was getting daring! “Mr. Rosenblit wants to meet you.” “What about?” She moved her hand. Perhaps the cat thought she was just another object that had been placed next to the garbage dumpster. “I do not know what it’s about; I’m just the secretary.”
“Where is your office located?” “In Tel Aviv. The address is 15 Yannai Street.” “Tel Aviv?” Elisheva took a step to the side, glancing cautiously at the cat that was getting busy with a torn mattress lying near the fence. They needed to clean up this backyard. It really was a disaster. “What time does the lawyer see people?” “You tell me what time is good for you, and I’ll check to see whether he is in the office at that time.” “Friday morning?” She didn’t work then, and Eliyahu was free. The question was only how she would manage to wait until Friday. “I’m afraid that won’t work. Mr. Rosenblit will be out of the country on Friday.” “So maybe another day, in the evening… but one second.” Elisheva suddenly realized that her approach to this conversation was silly. Even if this whole incident was making her feel pressured, that didn’t mean she had to stop everything and salute just because of a phone call from the secretary of a lawyer they had never heard of. “I’m sure you understand that we would not want to come to a meeting without having any knowledge about what exactly the whole thing is all about. Either find out and get back to me with some more information, or tell Mr. Rosenblit to be in touch with me directly.” “I’ll let him know,” the secretary said, just as Elisheva came around the front of the building. She glanced behind to make sure the cat
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RECIPES AND READING Thank you so much for a great read! I read through The Monsey View from cover to cover every week. The articles are interesting and informative, and the recipes featured are delicious and easy to make with simple ingredients that can be found in every house. I’m looking forward to more delicious and easy recipes! M.M.
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(Inbox, Issue 200) Dear Letter-Writer, You described in graphic detail a scenario that you witnessed, as if what you saw is the accepted norm. Actually, it is very far from reality. When I started sending my son to playgroup several months ago, I had to find my own transportation because both their vans were fully occupied. When one child left the playgroup to start cheder, my son got the available slot. I see that every child is strapped into their own booster seat, and the mother is responsible to come out to the car to unstrap and take her child. I also have an adult son who drives for a different playgroup. His maximum is six children per route, and they each have a booster seat. Only if one child is absent will he take along his own daughter for the trip. Please do not misrepresent the true situation with one grossly irresponsible case. It is an injustice to all responsible playgroup drivers, parents and playgroups, as well as a big chillul Hashem. And to The Monsey View: Thank you for a very informative read. I enjoy the FYI immensely. R.F.
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Parshas Naso By: Malka Schneps
Parshas Naso details the mitzvos relating to the nazir, a person who takes a vow to refrain from cutting his hair and from drinking wine, and to avoid contact with the deceased, among other restrictions. This week’s haftorah gives the background story behind the birth of a very special nazir, Shimshon Hagibor. In the haftorah, a malach appeared to the wife of a man named Manoach and informed her that she would give birth to a son. This son would begin to deliver Klal Yisroel from the Plishtim. The malach further instructed Manoach’s wife that the child must be raised as a nazir from birth, and he added that she herself must refrain from eating or drinking anything forbidden to a nazir until he enters this world. When Manoach’s wife informed him of the malach’s news, Manoach entreated Hashem to send the malach again, “to teach us what to do with the child who will be born” (Shoftim 13:8). Hashem sent the malach again, and the malach instructed Manoach, “Mikol asher amarti el ha’isha tishomer — All that I have instructed the woman, you shall keep” (Shoftim 13:14). At first glance, it would appear that the malach had returned and repeated exactly what he had said the first time, making his appearance the second time seem superfluous. R’ Shimon Schwab, zt”l, addresses this question in his sefer Ma’ayan Beis Hasho’eivah, and in the process brings down a pow-
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erful lesson in parenting (and, by extension, leadership in general). R’ Schwab explains that Manoach did not ask that the malach return to repeat his instructions, but to clarify a specific point. When Manoach asked the malach “to teach us what to do with the child,” he was not asking for instructions on how to raise a nazir. Rather, he was really asking how he could raise a son to be a nazir when he himself did not keep the halachos of a nazir. In reply, the malach told him, “Mikol asher amarti el ha’isha tishomer — All that I have instructed the woman, you shall keep.” In other words, the malach informed Manoach that if he wanted to raise a child to be a nazir, then he himself should be a nazir. The malach’s reply indicates that it is unwise to try to raise a child to live by a standard not held by the parents. The best way to raise a child to keep certain standards is to keep those standards yourself. Failing to personally live by the standards we expect our children to hold is unrealistic, as children learn best by example, naturally yearning to emulate their parents in every way. Furthermore, children are repelled by hypocrisy, whether it is actual hypocrisy or simply what a child might perceive to be hypocrisy. Going one step further and choosing to live by the child’s standards even when those standards do not apply to oneself also shows tremendous empathy with the child’s
situation and can engender a reciprocal response from the child, who would no doubt reflect that love and loyalty back by doing and becoming whatever the parent asks of them. R’ Binyamin Yudin, shlit”a, points out that we can learn a similar parenting lesson from Avraham Avinu, which literally means Avraham our father. It is written that Hashem loved Avraham “because he commands his children and his household ‘acharav’ (after himself), that they keep the way of Hashem, doing charity and justice” (Bereishis 18:19). Commanding his children “acharav” implies that Avraham taught his children by example, enjoining them to follow in his footsteps by acting how he acted. If we want our children to follow in the ways of the Torah, then we must also do so, and if we want them to stay far from influences that have the power to pull them away, then we must stay just as far from those influences. It certainly is not easy to make sacrifices that our children may never know about in our personal lives, but in time we will see with our own eyes how our choices bear fruit. It says so clearly in Tehillim: “Ashrei kol yerei Hashem, haholeich bid’rachav… Banecha kishsilei zeisim saviv l’shulchanecha — Happy is every man who fears Hashem and walks in His ways… Your sons [will be] like olive shoots around your table.” (Tehillim 128:1–3) So may it be for all of us.
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The memo also said that there was “troubling evidence that the Town has, far from accommodating (Ateres’) religious exercise, actively sought to infringe upon those rights.” The school’s lawyer, Ira Emanuel, said that a potential lawsuit could be looming. “We’re not trying to provoke a court battle, but we’re certainly prepared for it,” said Emanuel. Ateres has faced an uphill battle in its quest to move the school from New Hempstead to the Demarest Avenue property in Nanuet. A building inspector denied the school’s permit application in January, prompting an appeal that alleged that the zoning codes were being incorrectly applied and that the town itself had considered buying the same location for a senior center, whose usage of the property would be similar. “We would just like equal justice under the law,” said school dean Rabbi Aaron Fink. “We just want to be treated fairly.”
Lost and Found: Snakes and Alligators It was, quite literally, a wild week in the Lower Hudson Valley. A missing alligator was recovered one week after a homeowner reported that the creature had been stolen in an upstate home robbery. A $2,000 reward was offered for the safe return of Kobe, the six-foot-long alligator, reported Ramapo Daily Voice. After a fruitless one-week search, Kobe was finally found — resting happily in the next door neighbor’s yard — and was returned to his owner. Just two days later, law enforcement officials and representatives of the Department of Environmental Conservation discovered 157 snakes in the basement of a Newburgh home. The snakes were discovered after Jacobi Medical Center in the Bronx advised the authorities that they were treating a patient who had been bitten by a poisonous pit viper. A search warrant executed on the home led to the discovery of dozens of slithering reptiles. Staff members from the Bronx Zoo were brought to the home to assist in the removal of the
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CHAPTER EIGHT Recap: When Elisheva hears that Mr. Rosenblit, a lawyer, wishes to meet with “the parents of Tziporah Genendel,” she worries that something is wrong with Tzippy’s shidduch, and that perhaps the other side wants to break it off. Miri freely spends the baby gift money that her parents had given her, and Elisheva wonders whether it is her place to direct the young couple as to how to spend their money. They sat in the stylish waiting room of Rosenblit and Etzioni, Attorneys at Law, Eliyahu perusing his ever-present pocket Chumash, and Elisheva clicking the clasp of her pocketbook open and closed. It was quiet; aside for the secretary seated at the front, no one else seemed to be there. “Attorney Rosenblit will be finishing his meeting momentarily, and then he’ll be with you,” the secretary had told them two minutes earlier. “In the meantime, why don’t you sit down?” She’d placed a tray with some crystal-style disposable cups and a bottle of Coke in front of them. “Do you want a drink?” Eliyahu asked his wife. “No, I just want to know what they want from us.” Elisheva took a tissue out of her bag. Then she put it back in and took out her cell phone. Then her wallet. “It’s about a business matter,” the lawyer had told her the day before. When he’d called, Elisheva had grabbed the phone and dashed back down to her parking lot refuge and her recent acquaintance, the cat. “A grant of sorts that the couple getting married might be able to receive.” “What’s involved in getting this grant?” she had asked, backing up from the cat and
waving with one hand at the neighbor from upstairs who was crossing the parking lot to toss her garbage bag in the dumpster. A truck was backing out of the parking lot next door to the grocery that adjoined Elisheva’s building, and the lawyer’s next words had gotten swallowed by the din. “Pardon me?” Elisheva said. “Your couple meets certain criteria, and I think the grant would be suited for them,” the lawyer had said, somewhat impatiently. “I’ll be happy to explain it all when you come to my office. Is tomorrow evening at nine good for you?” Elisheva had hesitantly agreed. When she’d told Eliyahu about it that evening, he suddenly became suspicious — far more than she herself was. “Certain criteria? What kind of criteria?” he’d asked. “He probably wants to persuade us to invest the money for the couple’s apartment in some magical real estate deal, and being that the amount of money is so minimal anyway and I don’t take these kinds of risks, he will be very disappointed. It’s a waste of our time.” “You really should be the one dealing with him, not me,” Elisheva had replied apologetically. “I just didn’t want them to call and disturb you in kollel, so I gave my num-
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ber. But I can go myself if you want. I won’t sign anything without you.” But Eliyahu had shaken his head. “There’s no reason for you to waste your time or energy either. I’ll find out exactly who this Rosenblit is, and what field of law he specializes in. If it’s investments, you’ll just cancel the meeting.” That afternoon, he’d returned from kollel with some reassuring information. “I made some inquiries,” he said as he hung up his jacket. “Rosenblit is a well-known guy, and it seems he’s someone serious and reliable, not the type to be involved in shady deals. So maybe it’s worth our effort to hear what he has to say. Do I know...?” So they’d made the effort, and now they were waiting to hear what he had to say. THE KNOB on the door across from them moved, and Eliyahu closed his Chumash and slipped it into his jacket pocket. “Why only us?” he asked. “I didn’t think of it until now, Elisheva. Why only us? What about Peretz’s parents?” “Good question.” She drummed her finger on the low glass table. “If it’s something relating to Tzippy and Peretz, then his parents should really also—” “Rabbi and Mrs. Potolsky?” The lawyer emerged from his office, limping slightly, accompanied by a nattily dressed young man. “I’ll be right with you, okay?” They stood up hesitantly, and Eliyahu kept his eye on the lawyer’s retreating back as he escorted his visitor to the door. Then the lawyer turned back to them. Despite his limp, he had an authoritative air about him. He was neither young nor old. His hair was brown, with a reddish tint, though it was starting to gray. A small knitted yarmulke rested on his head. “Welcome,” he said, and motioned them into his office. They entered the wood-paneled room and sat down quietly. Rosenblit settled into his chair across from them, moved a stack of papers to the right, and leaned back. “I know you have no idea what exactly you are doing here,” he said with a smile, “but I hope I bear some good news for you today.” Elisheva saw Eliyahu’s face cloud over even more. He hadn’t trusted the man since the minute he’d heard about a “business matter.” Well, his only experience in the business world did not generate positive memories for him. Rosenblit folded his hands. “The truth is, the fact that I’m facing only you right now is purely for comfort’s sake. If you accept my client’s proposal, you will surely need to consult with your mechutanim, the Stockhammers. But for me personally, it is easier to work with just one side. I know that in your community it is accepted for the kallah’s
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Anatoly smiled indulgently. “I called him over, but he didn’t utter a word. The director and the assistant claim that he came to them at the age of two months, even before the war broke out, and that they know who his parents were.” “Mr. Stachov, I believe you know a lie when you see one.” The man chuckled. “Absolutely.” “So, is their story true?” “I don’t think so. But how can I Bratislava, 1944 prove it?” Anatoly Stachov returned to his office; as if in perfect synchrony, The Jewish man bit his bottom lip. “What did the boy tell your the Jew appeared a moment later. “Come in and close the door,” friend?” “I didn’t quite understand. But the Russian said, rubbing his my friend got the impression that hands together. The Jew entered. he was a Jewish boy.” His “Remind me who you eyes were fixed on the are here on behalf of?” wallet. “He tried to ask Anatoly asked. him something about his “On behalf of myself,” Elisheva saw Eliyahu’s mother, if we met her.” the Jew answered casually. face cloud over even The Jew looked at him. He approached the desk. “Here is the sum we dis“But you told me at our more. He hadn’t trusted earlier meeting...” Anatoly cussed,” he said simply, the man since the minplacing the bills on the played with his fingers as desk. “I imagine that you he raised his gaze to his ute he’d heard about a can help us further clarify guest. “And the commit“business matter.” this matter, is that right?” tee… what was that?” “Certainly.” The Party “The Agudas Israel Resmember stuck the bills cue Committee. But it reinto his pocket. Then he ally doesn’t matter, sir.” “Something does matter here. of the boys spoke to him, and he glanced at the closed door. “And as I already told you, the sooner we Tell your superiors that this kind does sound like a Jewish orphan.” of communal organizing is going “Did you try to speak to the both can be finished with this, the better.” to cease soon.” Anatoly lowered his boy?” sky. This winter will mark ninetyone years since my client’s parents got married, and he wants this couple to get married on the same date — Rosh Chodesh Teves.” “That’s less than five weeks from now!” Elisheva gasped. “If you agree to make the wedding then, he will pay for all of the wedding expenses.”
voice. “This situation, where everyone does what he wants, will be banned far sooner than you think.” “That’s quite clear to us. And until then, we are using the time as best we can.” He pulled out his wallet. “As you wish.” “I understand that you visited Lucius Jan’s orphanage this morning. Did you check out that place for me?” “Yes, yes,” Anatoly said. “I did look. Something interesting is going on there; the director and his assistant declare that there are no Jewish children in the place, but one of my friends told me that one
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Summer is here! It’s the season of chalkstained clothes, water fights — and backyard day camps! What can be more fun? Here, The Monsey View speaks to three day camp directors to get a better idea of what it’s like being the one who actually creates the program… and the fun.
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Just to get some background, how many years have you directed a day camp, and how many kids on average attend each summer?
Gitty: It was just one summer, and 52 second- and third-graders participated. I started the day camp when the school my kids attended provided summer arrangements for only upper elementary grades, which left a bunch of younger girls with very few options.
Miriam:
Leah:
About 30 years ago, when Monsey was very small, I directed a day camp for girls entering first and second grades. The first year I ran the day camp I was just out of seventh grade, and I charged $15 a week. The price crept up over the years, first to $18, and then to $20, and by the time I got married, I charged $25 a week. It was a lot of money! Now that my daughters are in high school, I’m once again directing a day camp each summer, this time together with my girls, and the older they get, the less involved I am. Each summer we have two groups of 16 girls each.
I’ve directed a day camp for about eight summers now, and I have an average of 50 girls attending each year. That may sound like a lot, but they’re divided by age into bunks, and I have about one counselor per five girls.
Gitty:
Do you advertise, or does word simply spread?
Since I created the day camp to fill a need, it automatically targeted the girls in my daughters’ school, and advertising was really not necessary.
Miriam: When I was young, we created flyers that we passed around the neighborhood (with eyes on them, since we’d learned in art that a pair of eyes get people to look!), but today we create computerized flyers that we distribute in a few schools.
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Leah: I advertise my day camp.
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Did you have any fears about things going wrong before starting out, and how did these things turn out in the end?
Leah: I’m always concerned about the safety of the kids! Each morning before the day begins, I daven extra hard that they all stay safe and happy.
Miriam:
Gitty:
Before our very first summer, I was afraid there’d be no kids! It turned out that we had only 14 or 15 that first summer, but it was perfect. The following years, we filled up right away.
I’m the type who jumps into things. If I would’ve sat down and thought about opening the day camp, I’d probably not have done it altogether. Also, my girls were very much on board when we were planning this, and that helped tremendously. Their reward was a trip to New Hampshire after the summer, which was a big deal since we had a bunch of young kids at the time.
Gitty: I’m not sure what my most memorable experience was. Every day was its own great day, with its ups and downs. However, one thing that stands out about that summer is the way my older girls blossomed. While my first-grader was part of the day camp, my third- and fifth-graders were counselors, and they really worked hard. It was extremely fulfilling for them, and they’ll never forget that summer.
What stands out in your memory as something you won’t easily forget?
Miriam:
Leah:
I can’t remember any particular experience right now, but one thing is certain: We see tremendous siyata d’Shmaya each and every day. One memory — or collection of memories — worth mentioning is of those summers long ago. In contrast to today’s day camps, our day camp back then took place outside in the heat, with no air conditioning, and no one would ever complain. There’d be no theme of the summer; we’d just have one special day each week. There’d be “Twin Day” or “Black and White Day” and so on. Also, since we had kids attending from a great mix of schools, our songs would be in Yiddish while we communicated in English — and everyone had a blast!
There’s one parent and child who stand out in my memory as extraordinary. The mother never dropped her daughter off early, and never picked her up late. The kid was an all-around doll and never gave anyone any problems. Then, at the end of the summer, the mother of the child surprised her counselor with a generous tip, and I was so impressed. She really didn’t have to, and it struck me because she had had such hakaros hatov. Another thing that always makes me sit up and take notice is the middos of little kids. Generally, even really young kids have beautiful middos, and when you see them wait for each other, or share, it’s just so touching.
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Is there any flop you remember — something that messed up your schedule, or something that didn’t go as planned?
Gitty: We once invited a Hatzoloh member to speak to our campers, and for some reason, he didn’t show up and couldn’t be reached. It was definitely a learning experience for the kids — and for myself! I learned to always, always have a backup plan.
Miriam: Our day camp once arrived at an indoor play area we’d booked, and the guy at the counter said there was no record of any booking, even though we’d given a deposit. It turned out that there was another day camp that had scheduled a booking, and when they called to cancel, our booking was canceled by mistake. This whole mess caused a pretty stressful half-hour delay, but it all turned out wonderful. Since there weren’t enough staff members on-site to run the place, our counselors took over, and the management let us play for an even longer period of time — and charged us less than the original price.
Leah: One year, on the first day of day camp, it poured nonstop the entire day. There are four designated play areas inside my house, one for each bunk, in case of rain, but it was still very difficult. All activities had to take place indoors, and it gave us no chance to kick off the summer properly. But the day passed, of course, and many more days followed, and it was perfectly okay in the end!
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Was there an activity or program that you thought would be mediocre but turned out fantastic, or vice versa?
What is an all-around favorite activity that always goes over well with kids?
Gitty: It was often the projects we expected to be amazing, like crafts we spent a lot for, that turned out to be somewhat of a flop. Somehow, when kids get complicated kits with a long list of instructions, they get frustrated and overwhelmed, and very quickly mess up. These activities brought on a lot of unnecessary frustration. Simple things, on the other hand, that didn’t need too much instruction, always worked. Cheap activities, like decorating a beach ball or food crafts, were a hit each time. So were drawing on blank puzzles and doing sand art. I learned that it’s always a better idea to keep things simple — and prepare an extra activity in case the craft takes just a few minutes to put together.
Miriam: For one activity, we planned to distribute candy-filled medicine bottles from Maple Pharmacy. Each girl would get her own, with her name on it. When my girls went to get more labeled bags from the pharmacy, the manager offered to have the bags delivered to create some more spirit. In the end, not only did the pharmacy deliver the bags, but the driver gave the girls — three at a time — a ride down the block in the car emblazoned with their logo. And so it turned out that this simple activity became a day to remember.
Gitty: Any time we did a food activity — we did one each week — it was a hit. We made sushi out of nosh, rice cake carousels, and so on. Food crafts always, always worked.
Miriam: Kids love hands-on activities, like beading pacifier clips, painting ceramics, sequin art, creating napkin rings, etc. We usually did such small craft projects twice a week. Another thing that all kids love is night swimming.
Leah: Leah: I once spent 10 dollars on arts-and-crafts projects for 30 kids. I thought it would be a craft that would be just about good enough, one that would keep the kids busy for 10 to 15 minutes and give them something to take home. In the end, the kids sat over it for over an hour, and it turned out to be the highlight of the day. Another time, I purchased expensive 3-D projects — and they turned out to be too difficult, even for the oldest kids. So you never know what’s going to work.
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How did you deal with the mess at the end of each day?
Gitty: About 10 or 15 minutes before the end of the day, each girl had to pick up 10 pieces of garbage to get a frozen treat. It’s the little things that make a big difference.
Miriam:
Leah:
It’s much more fun to make a mess than to clean it up, and much more fun to take things out than put them back! Part of my counselors’ pay goes toward figuring that out, and each Friday, after the big Erev Shabbos clean-up, we treat them for being organized. It’s also important to schedule things with time in between for cleanup.
My campers clean up whatever they were doing before moving on to the next activity. I give out tickets as we go along, and the campers then get rewarded. When it comes to moving chairs and tables at the end of each day, I feel that my counselors are exhausted from keeping everyone happy and busy in the heat for so many hours, and so I do it myself.
Gitty: As soon as you start looking at where you can save money, the work becomes very stressful. Running a day camp will cost more money than you think, but it doesn’t pay to cut corners. Looking back, I should have hired more counselors, had more help with the prep and cleanup, and heated my pool. I would have made less money — but I would have enjoyed it more. If you keep counting your dollars, the quality of the day camp will be less, both for yourself and for the kids. Another thing to keep in mind is to stay organized! It’s a lot of work to run such an operation, and staying organized is a must.
What are some dos and don’ts for wannabe day camp directors?
Miriam:
Leah:
Don’t over-spoil the kids. Purchasing expensive equipment and planning over-the-top programs are not what makes the kids happy. It’s a complete myth that a day camp needs lots of shtick; what it really needs is tons of spirit and spunk. And that’s why the counselors need to be really, really amazing. They need to be warm and make everything exciting. I make sure my counselors aren’t just there to get through the schedule. I need them to develop a connection with the girls, shmooze with them, take pictures, and so on. And you know what? At the end of summer, these counselors don’t want to leave. Also, remember to keep your day camp toichen’dig. Girls should remember that there’s a parsha each week, and learn some Pirkei Avos, etc. Camp isn’t school, but there should still be a semblance of something more than just sports and activities.
Be very, very clear with your parent body in regard to all of your expectations. They should know what time day camp begins and what time day camp ends each day, and if your campers bring their own lunch, then make it clear that you’d like them to bring sandwiches or whatever else works for you. And always, always, treat your counselors well. I take my counselors swimming, buy them ice cream, tip them, etc., because as good as the planned activities are, the counselors are the ones who will make everything happen. Treat them well so they do their job well.
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Do you have any activity ideas that mothers can do with their children at home between school and day camp?
Gitty: Kids love Model Magic. It’s a soft clay that’s extremely clean, and it dries overnight. I buy a large tub of the white one, and my kids then color it up with markers and make the most adorable little things like mentchies, flowerpots, etc. Sometimes we work on a large family project, like a park. It’s important to stick to good brands like Crayola.
Miriam: You can do lots of things with nail polish from the dollar store. One idea is to paint washers (available in any local hardware store) with nail polish to create a shiny pendant. Then, loop a string through the pendant by pushing the two ends into the hole of the washer, and then loop them back into the middle of the string.
Leah: One activity my kids adore is listening to their mother telling them a story from a picture book, and I make that happen often by recording myself! I record myself reading the story, and whenever I get to the end of the page I say “Beep!” so they know to turn the page. For rainy days, a really fun thing to do is take a walk in the rain. My kids love this, and every now and then a car will stop and offer us a ride, and we’ll say no — we’re just taking a walk…
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Create memorable smiles with this fun game! Have everyone draw faces in the sand, then bend over to create a silhouette and snap away! (Some sunshine is necessary for this activity.)
BOARD GAMES Etch games like tic-tactoe into the sand and play endless rounds with the “reusable” sand board.
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Kids will love creating bird feeders and watching the birds flock to enjoy them! To create these bird feeders, simply smear peanut butter over toilet paper rolls and roll them in bird feed. Hang them in your yard, then sit back and listen to the birds singing your kids’ praises!
Using stockings, soil and seeds, kids can decorate their characters and watch them grow hair! Kids also love giving their characters “haircuts”; just take care not to cut too close to the “scalp” so as not to damage the roots or tear their “skin.”
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Mud! Of all outdoor toys, somehow mud has its way of attracting young hands. Especially suitable for post rain days, find an inconspicuous spot where kids can dig in. Using foil or silicone cupcake holders, kids can “bake” their own “chocolate” mud cupcakes and decorate them with nature’s sprinkles, like pebbles, twigs, dandelions and flowers.
Craft your own wind chimes using bells, beads, crystals, seashells, keys, flatware, or anything that jingles. Turn it into a contest by using only whatever items you already have at home. Be creative and make some noise!
MINI GARDEN COMPETITION Whether on your lawn or in flowerpots, designate one area/pot for each child, and have the kids compete to create the prettiest garden using identical tools and seeds/ bulbs. A fulfilling all-day activity and many anticipation-filled days until the gardens yield their results.
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Science Projects School vacation doesn’t have to mean learning vacation! Stimulate those little scientists with these awesome experiments they’ll want to repeat over and over. For budding scientists who can’t get enough of these, buy an experiment book for more inspiration.
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Pour about / cup vinegar into a water bottle. Then, using a funnel, pour 2 teaspoons baking soda into a balloon. Secure the mouth of the balloon over the bottle, taking care not to drop any baking soda into the bottle. Finally, turn the balloon upright so baking soda falls into the bottle, and watch as the balloon magically inflates!
Kids who love optical illusions will be fascinated by this one! Simple, yet mind-blowing. Using markers, draw two thick, short arrows pointing in the same direction; draw one toward the top of the page and one toward the bottom. Set a glass cup in front of the paper. Slowly fill the cup halfway with water and watch what happens with the lower arrow!
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A hands-on version of those timeless xylophones, kids will love creating their very own musical jars! Using identical glasses or jars, fill each one with a different amount of water, organizing them in a row from least to most. Use food coloring to color the water in each jar differently. Now, for the best part: Use a metal spoon to clang away in song!
Watch how color effects change with this colorful experiment! Fill a glass bowl with yellow water and fill a glass cup with blue water. Insert the cup into the bowl and watch how the blue color appears to have turned green when seen through the yellow water!
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SQUIRT GUN PAINTING A thrilling art activity for the entire family! Simply replace the water in the water guns with (washable) watercolor paint. Erect easels in your yard, and squirt away! If you prefer not to use water guns, squirt bottles work just fine too, albeit from a shorter distance. Tip: Make your own “easels” by hanging canvas/paper on trees.
BOUNCING BUBBLES This one sure won’t burst your bubble! Combine equal amounts of bubble solution and corn syrup. Stir gently so as not to create the bubbles prematurely. Use a wand or wide straw and blow gently for best results. Next, grab some microfiber gloves to bounce those bubbles in the palm of your hand! Or use plastic plates gently coated in this bubble solution. For extra fun, create your own bubble wands with pipe cleaners and beads.
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Loud, confident knocking interrupted my hectic Sunday morning. A quick peek through the door confirmed my assumption. Some neighborhood girls were here to pick up my daughters for a few hours. It’s that season again — spring and summer at its best! Backyard camps and fun schools are flourishing in Monsey, run by enthusiastic, motivated girls of all ages. What is driving these youngsters to spend their off-days occupying and entertaining others? Who are their gracious mothers, cooperating (?) and tolerating (!) all that come along with it? As I watched the cheerful group en route to wherever they were going, I was suddenly transported back to my youth. I once again felt empowered and successful as I reminisced about the sales we held on 52nd Street in Boro Park, selling our valuables (10-cent key chains, 5-cent erasers) at a makeshift stand in front of our house. The adventurous child in me resurfaced as I remembered my bedroom being turned into a spooky house for Chol Hamoed, and the day camps and carnivals we carefully planned. My mother was always there in the background, believing in me and cheering me on as I directed my very first production in a bungalow colony. The scripts were amateurish and the songs perhaps offbeat — but had I not written them back then as a sixth-grader, I wouldn't be writing today. Today, when my own children start brainstorming new ideas and planning ambitious projects (some of which will most likely never make it to the final launching stage), I thank Hashem, sit back and let the magic (and the mess!) happen.
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When I see the youngsters gathering their campers, I know that these are our administrators and directors of the future, b’ezras Hashem. Their wise mothers are aware of their creativity and leadership qualities and are enabling their children to develop them in their early youth. Some of these talented, motivated young directors move on to running their very own backyard camps as high-schoolers. When you see an ad for one of those camps posted on your mailbox or door, just know that the director might be one of the most capable individuals, despite her young age. It takes a lot of perseverance and talent to get a project like this rolling. Her motivation and overflowing enthusiasm will spill right into every activity, regardless of its enormity or professionalism. However, when it comes to trusting others with the care of our precious ones, it is our duty and responsibility to do a proper safety check. Be it a Sunday Funday run by young girls, or a backyard camp run by high-schoolers, adequate supervision is a necessity. If the counselors are not of qualifying age, make sure there is an adult in the house, fully aware of all activities. In larger groups, ask questions about the counselor-to-camper ratio, and what measures are being taken to ensure camper safety. Here’s a thank you full of admiration to the amazing girls in my neighborhood and their supportive mothers. Keep your creative juices flowing, and don't let anything get in the way of your ambition. I will be looking out for your ads between school and camp to keep my daughters busy as I prepare for camp.
THE THREE COMPONENTS OF A SUCCESSFUL CAMP: Happy Campers — Grateful Parents — A Satisfied Staff Here are some tricks of the trade that will help our young directors have a nice summer experience.
CAMPERS WILL BE HAPPY WHEN: 1) Their counselors and directors are upbeat! Remember: Your attitude is contagious — make lemonade out of any lemons that come your way. There isn’t a camp in existence where everything always proceeds as planned. However, the successful camps are those where “whatever works” becomes the new plan. 2) They are treated with respect and sensitivity. However minor a camper’s need or request may be, at that given moment, to that specific camper, the counselor’s reaction (or non-reaction) and care will make a world of a difference. Every human being, even a very young child, desires to feel validated and cared for. 3) There is achdus among staff members and campers — the latter being a direct result of the first one. If you will get along with your supervisors, peers and employees, you will see the same unity among your campers. 4) There is structure and predictability. Of course, a camp without surprises doesn’t feel like camp. But keep those surprises age-appropriate and set firm boundaries according to what works for your campers. A consistent, predictable schedule results in relaxed, content campers. 5) There are opportunities for expression of creativity. Offer a variety of activities or crafts where campers are encouraged to share ideas or use their talent. You’ll be amazed to discover how much each of them has to offer.
PARENTS WILL BE GRATEFUL WHEN: 1) Their children are happy! Every parent wants for her child everything that was mentioned above. 2) They feel they can fully trust you to care
for their child. Share with them all safety precautions you will be taking, and make sure to deliver on your promises. 3) They know what’s going on. There is no specific requirement as to how to keep parents in the know. Do what works for you. It can be an occasional note, a weekly newsletter, pictures, or a verbal report when they come to pick up their children. 4) They don’t have to be involved in preparing for activities. Summer should be a break from school and homework. Keep dress-up and other requirements to bring from home to a bare minimum. 5) The focus is on safety, proper care and attention, rather than having “the most amazing activities any camp has ever had...”
STAFF MEMBERS (YOURSELF INCLUDED) WILL BE ABLE TO PERFORM WELL WHEN: (Note that their needs are similar to their campers’...) 1) Their director is upbeat! Remember: It’s contagious! 2) They are treated with respect and appreciation. Realize that everyone means well, even if occasionally performance is not as expected. Understand that humans can make mistakes. Accept every staff member for who she is, and keep showing how much you appreciate them. 3) There is structure and predictability. A consistent, predictable schedule enables a counselor (and the director, especially) to do a much better job. 4) There are opportunities for expression of creativity. You most likely hired a particular girl for her talent and capabilities. See to it that she can actually share what she has to offer.
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LEGAL FUN As Yiddishe kinder, we strive to live lives in which everything is done as right as we possibly can. From washing or dressing the right hand first, to taking the right path when a road diverges and we are unsure of which path to take, we know that a “Yid geit rechts.” When doing something we haven’t done before, we try to find out, “What is the right way to do this?” Dina d’malchusa dina. Here are the legal aspects of running a summer camp:
SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAM: Many day camps run as Summer Programs of their respective schools. In these cases the NYS Department of Health trusts them more than other camps, as the schools have already been set up properly. They assume that all safety precautions that have been taken by the school will be implemented in the summer program, too. The Department of Health sets requirements as much for Summer Programs as they do for the schools.
SUMMER PROGRAM: When a group of children are gathered safely for summer activities that do not include swimming, trips or any dangerous activities, it is considered a Summer Program. In these cases, the NYS Department of Health will generally not get involved as they focus on operations that require more safety measures. Luckily, many backyard camps will fall into this category.
CHILDREN’S CAMP: When a group of children are gathered for summer activities that include swimming (on-
site or off-site) and/or trips, or any other potentially hazardous activities, they are considered a Children’s Camp. In New York State, summer camps must have a state, city or county health department permit to operate legally. These permits are issued only if the camp is in compliance with the state’s health regulations. The health regulations are very reasonable — they are actually what every mother should want her children’s camps to comply with. These regulations include safety of the physical facilities, safety of all activities and trips, and adequate supervision at all times. When applying for a permit, a detailed safety plan must be submitted. The paperwork is the most daunting task (over 100 sheets); the actual plan is very sensible and can be easily implemented. This plan includes details for all activities on-site and off-site, and all safety precautions taken. The health regulations regarding staff include a thorough check on the reliability of the camp director; a minimum age of 16 years for counselors; a ratio of 1:12 (staff:campers), 10 percent of whom may be CITs (age 14–15); and proper supervision of all campers at all times. Two staff members on-site must be trained in first aid and CPR. The health director (EMT or RN) may be off-site, but must oversee that all health requirements are met and that all medical records are up to date. For the coming summer of 2019, the health department is requiring the camp to have a record for every camper and staff member that she has received both MMR vaccines, or that she is immune to measles. At least one inspection is made during camp hours to make sure that the physical facilities are safe and there is adequate supervision. Any violations found may result in fines, or in the event of serious violations, chas v’shalom, closing up the camp for the season.
Of course, we know that our health and safety is purely in the hands of Hashem. Our camps do their utmost hishtadlus, and we daven to Hashem to keep our children healthy and safe.
Mrs. Pessy Pollak is the founder and director of Camp Galei, a talent camp in Monsey, uniquely designed for campers who are looking for a more uplifting and fulfilling summer experience. Camp Galei is bursting with creativity and positive energy. All activities are meaningful and goal oriented, presented in a fun and productive manner, bs”d. Mrs. Pollak also runs a Sunday talent program in the winter. 136 / THE MONSEY VIEW
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By 1847, balloons were being sold in London to the general public and soon became an amusing toy for the masses. Americans, however, didn’t have much part in the fun until U.S. manufacturers began producing balloons in 1907.
Sausage balloons, the type used for balloon sculpting, joined the world in 1907.
Mylar balloons — the type that carry all sorts of well wishes — entered the world in the 1970s.
A HOT HISTORY The first hot air balloon took flight in 1709, when a presentation was made before King John V of Portugal. The balloon was a small one, made of paper.
That same year heralded the flight of the first passenger-carrying hot air balloon. It held a sheep, a rooster and a duck. King Louis XVI of France and Queen Marie Antoinette were witness to the balloon flying about 460 meters, staying in the air for about 8 minutes, and then landing safely.
Hot air balloons that plan to fly above 4,500m (14,753.78 feet, to be exact) require oxygen to be carried on board.
It seems that ballooning was all the rage in 1783, because shortly after, the first human-holding flight took place, carrying two people. The flight was tethered to a tree for safety purposes.
Though not a hot air balloon, the flight of the first hydrogen balloon, which was launched in 1783 in France, is worth mentioning here. The balloon was made of silk and rubber and flew for 45 minutes, after which it met death by pitchfork when the locals who saw it landing became scared and attacked it.
There is a vent at the top of hot air balloons that pilots release hot air through to control the ascent and descent of the balloon.
The world record for highest hot air balloon flight was set in 2005 when Vijaypat Singhania reached the altitude of 69,850 feet.
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OTHER TYPES OF BALLOONS Balloons aren’t just fun toys. They have many practical uses as well.
Balloons are used by meteorologists and NASA to conduct research at high altitudes.
Balloons are valuable tools in surgery. They can be used to open up heart valves or to stretch esophageal tissue, in just two examples.
The allied “Ghost Army” fooled the Axis into believing they had more units than there truly were, saving many lives and helping to win the war.
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Balloons can be used as great decoys in war. This can be done by inflating balloons in the shape of tanks or planes to create a fake army base, or balloons can be heated and sent to fly, thereby confusing enemy missile defense systems.
BALLOON BOY HOAX In 2009, the world sat on shpilkes as a 20-foot-wide balloon touted to be carrying a six-year-old child flew across the sky above Colorado with National Guard helicopters in pursuit. The balloon flew for 90 minutes and reached a height of 7,000 feet before finally landing. Upon inspection, the balloon appeared empty, prompting investigators to fear the child had fallen out during the flight. The truth? He was hiding at home in the attic. The entire balloon flight and scare had been planned by his parents. Why? Because some people will do anything for attention!
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BY MORAH & TEACHER Growing BY seeks younger grade Morah & Teacher with prior classroom teaching experience. Great work environment. Competitive salary. rteitz@cliftoncheder. org.
BOOKKEEPER/ADMIN Looking for a talented individual with Bookkeeping experience. Duties will include admin functions as well as accounts payable etc.
TEACHERS WANTED YSV Girls Limudei Kodesh Dept. - interviews for Morah positions on Tues. 6/25 promptly at 10:00 a.m. at 142 Grandview Ave. Monsey. Call 845-356-1400 ext. 212.
BOOKKEEPING POSITION AVAIL Job includes managing intricate financial
SECRETARY Seeking school secretary in Manhattan Bais Yaakov
EXPERIENCED TEACHER wanted for Math, Economics for girls’ high school. Afternoon hours. Email resume to phoneby0@gmail. com. TEACHERS WANTED An established Heimishe Boys School seeking general studies teachers. Well paid. Please fax resume to 845694-6180
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3:00 ביז10:00 זונטאג: שעות זענען 3:30 ביז9:00 מאנטאג – דאנערשטאג 1:30 ביז9:00 פרייטאג ()נישט שבתים און ימים טובים
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Attention!!! Seeking help? for anxiety, Depression, Low self esteem, Post partum depr. Using Dr. Low’s Method of healing since 1937 Two locations in Monsey Please call Jack Sandhaus (Uncle Jack)
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JOB OPENING 12th grade graduates! Kickstart your career today! Heimeshe showroom in Monsey looking to hire immediately. Full time ( 9-5). Will train. Entry level - female receptionist and female inside sales position available. Candidates should have excellent communication skills and the ability to maintain a high level of activity. Competitive pay. Please email 6038204@ gmail.com or call 845-6038204. WE’RE HIRING! Broad Management Group - Staff Accountant: Property accountant for growing real estate management firm. Join a growing team of property accountants. Work directly with the controller. Gain exposure to property accounting, corporate accounting, AP / AR, journal entries. Excellent compensation and benefits, great experience, located in the heart of Monsey. Contact: dschimel@broadmg.com WE’RE HIRING! Broad Management Group – residential real estate management firm. In need of general office help supporting our Payroll & Benefits department for our Monsey, NY office. Process the payroll and work on general human resources
related tasks. Looking for organized, professional candidates coming straight out of school / seminary. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word & Excel) is highly preferred. Contact: Daniel at: dschimel@broadmg.com JOIN OUR TEAM Local growing Medical supply company looking for full time female employees to join our team. Graduates welcome. We train! Email resume jobs.gphmsb@gmail. com. ELEMENTARY ASSISTANT Seeking lower grade afternoon teaching assistant, to assist with differentiation. Warm, supportive environment. Opportunity for growth. Great classroom experience. Looking for team player who enjoys working with children. rgilden@ cliftoncheder.org. REAL ESTATE OFFICE Busy real estate office looking to hire an organized and efficient employee. Full time position. good phone and computer skills necessary. Please email resumes to rose@markhertzco.com ACCOUNTANT Boutique Accounting Practice looking for an experienced accountant to join our team.
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Email resume to: jobs. boutiquefirm@gmail.com or Fax resume to (646) 792-3313 JOB OPPORTUNITY Monsey Yeshiva seeks a ELA Learning Specialist, grades 1st-3rd & 4th-5th, afternoons, MS Ed./Reading, 3+ years supporting students with learning challenges in a GenEd setting, push-in/ pull-out. Email: rlevinger@ ohrreuven.com. DESIGNER Marketing firm seeking female designer to join our team, specifically to manage social media marketing campaigns. Please email your resume to localmarketingfirm@gmail. com. 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 Hemishe local insurance office looking for full time secretary email resume to abe@surewayinsurance.net P/T SECRETARY Knowledge of Excel/ Word . Hours:~9:30-2:30. Send resume with salary requirements: ambit@ ambitelectronics.com fax: 845-425-5625 NOW HIRING! Fast paced Medical Recruitment firm looking for energetic people to join our team! Must have basic computer skills, be VERY comfortable on the phone, and be able to multitask. Real potential to earn a six figure income. Transportation provided BOTH ways! Please e-mail resumes to jkatz@ hvncareers.com FULL TIME POSITION Full time secretarial position available in frum office. all women. Must be computer literate and detail oriented. Please call 8456426146 HELP WANTED Local Heimishe office looking to hire. Applicant should be tech-savvy, possess excellent organizational, multitasking and interpersonal skills. Great Pay! Training provided. Email: localjob94@gmail. com
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to provide person-centered, comprehensive care management to individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (I/DD). REQUIRED
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A Borough Park Brooklyn tailors have been adding linen fabrics to woolen taleism for over ten years! New taleism that come with a lining are not a concern.
This talis was patched with a linen fabric
FINANCE COORDINATOR HAMASPIK HOMECARE is expanding and seeking: General book-keeping knowledge, computer savvy, ability to follow up and follow through, communicate well, experience necessary. Full time. Benefits, great work environment!! Email: HR@ Hamaspikcare.org Or, Fax: 718.408.7733 HR COORDINATOR HAMASPIK HOMECARE is expanding and seeking: Computer skills, detail oriented, office experience necessary. Full time. benefits, pleasant work environment!! Email: HR@Hamaspikcare. org or Fax: 718.408.7733 HR RECEPTIONIST HAMASPIK HOMECARE is expanding and seeking: Warm and friendly personality, computer skills, detail oriented. Full time. Benefits, pleasant work environment!! Email: HR@ Hamaspikcare.org Or, Fax: 718.408.7733 HELP WANTED Heimisha fast growing company located 20 minutes from Monsey looking for a full-time women to work in our customer service team. Good pay, awesome atmosphere. Must have great communication skills, drivers license a plus.
Email your resume to info@ johontogo.com HELP WANTED Mid-Size company is looking to hire an individual with background / experience in Human Resources to lead and oversee our Human Resources department. Great benefits and good pay for the right candidate. Please send resume to svhiringoffice@ gmail.com JOB OPENING Monsey office seeking a full time employee to join our amazing team. Candidate should be someone who is a quick learner, detail orientated and has great organizational skills Offering great pay and benefits. Please email your resume to Monsey8400@gmail.com. UX/WEB DESIGNER We’re looking for a skilled and passionate UI/UX/Web designer, web development experience a plus. Please call 845-379-4266 or email careers@iconstudiosny.com HELP WANTED Special Education Teachers needed for the 2019-2020 school year.. New York State Certification required. Experience with ABA preferred. Full Time position. We are seeking a highly qualified teachers to join our
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dedicated team. Please send resumes to: jobresumes613@ gmail.com Fax: 845-352-3375 SALES CAREER NY Life hiring Outside Sales Agents focused on building network of clients. Unlimited earning & growth potential. Contact Yehoshua Belsky 347-210-1403 ybelsky@ ft.newyorklife.com HELP WANTED Male aide needed for special needs classroom. For the 2019-2020 school year. Full time position. jobresumes613@gmail.com Fax: 845-352-3375 Phone: 352-3307 ext. 119 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 Female aide needed for special needs classroom. For the 2019-2020 school year. Full time position. jobresumes613@gmail.com Fax: 845-352-3375 Phone: 352-3307 ext. 119 KUPATH EZRA is looking to hire store managers for our clothing and furniture stores. Hours are from 9-5 Sunday through
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At 3 Valencia Dr. (Concord area) WALK IN HOURS: SUN-THURS: 7:30PM-11PM. מוצש"ק: 1 Hour after מוצ"ש until 11PM. DROP OFF: 8AM-11PM. ANY DAY. Go in through side door, take a tag, write your name and phone #. HOUSE VISIT: Call to schedule. OTHER LAB SERVICES: checking sheitels for human hair. Get notices by email. Write to monseyshatnez@gmail.com
Thursday and Fridays 9-1 pm. Good pay. Versatility in languages preferred. Please email kupathezrah@verizon. net if interested or call 917671-0385. SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITY Chasiddishe camp in Catskills looking for girls to be in camp and work as day camp counselors. Great pay. Call 9292892631. If no answer leave message. COUNSELORS WANTED Machene Ahavas Chesed is seeking young energetic 17-20 year old counselors to work from August 6-28 short hours, great pay . Please pick up an application at Yeshiva Bais Dovid, or call 845-5967546 or 845-376-3969. JOB WANTED 2 responsible high school girls are looking for a job for the 2nd half summer. please call and leave message 8455792302
BABYSITTING PLAYGROUP ON MERRICK DR. The warmest kiddy group ever has slots open for the summer & September. 10 years experience. Ages: 1-2. Call 845-422-6043
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Classifieds 5”,6”,7” Gutters Copper and aluminum gutters Over 30 colors 845-782-4473 sales@advancedguttersinc.com
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TWIN/SPRING VALLEY AREA Experienced, warm babysitter available. Daily, weekly & for the upcoming winter. Newborns - 20Month Please call 362-1060. 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
SERVICES DOULA Labor of love LOVE your birth experience, certified CD( DONA) Doula Malky Breuer 845 270 4330 845 362 3480 Malky@mbdoula.com DOULA SERVICES Worried how you’ll fare? Turn to MOTHERCARE for all your labor support needs. Trained in Hypnobirthing. References avail. Sara Esti CD(dona) @ 845 352 -7716 or 845-304-6682
Cleaning and Repirs
CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASSES To join the next class please call 845-426-0931. Tzippy Tauber CD (DONA)Certified Birth Doula TUTOR AVAILABLE for your elementary school child for Limudei Kodesh and Limudei Chol. Please Call: 845-352-1016 ALTERATIONS Professional alterations, fast service, in the Blueberry Hill area. 929.287.2135 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.
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יואל בראך
845-393-1475
Call Yitty @ 845-426-7561 after 4:30 pm RELAXING MASSAGES
for women by a licensed massage therapist. Deep tissue | Swedish | Pre/post natal. New Hempstead/New City area. 15% introductory discount. Please call 845.201.8251 or email info@cuzzispa.com SEWING COURSE One on One, by Esty Krauss. Group forming now for high school girls. call or text 845662-5931. CHILDBIRTH PREP CLASSES learn techniques for relaxation - breathing exercises. over 1000 satisfied moms, Sheva Feder certified doula 845.352.1579 PHOTO EDITING Learn how to edit your pictures professionally in just a few sessions. Newborns, Portraits, Studio. 1:1 Photo books too. (845) 608-9300 INNER CLARITY “VISION BOARD” WORKSHOP For spiritual/ Heart-centered women. June 19 10:30-2:30: Super
Investment~$100 “Better investment ~ $75 (till June 11)” Text/call 8455214959 SEWING COURSES private sewing course with master teacher Esty Krauss. call or text 845-662-5931 TORAHANYTIME.COM On demand Torah lectures. Video-Audio-download. All for free. Computer or App for iPhone/Android or Hotline 718-298-2077. Yiddish Hebrew - English GENTLE TOUCH Laser, Electrolysis, Waxing, Tinting. Professional Flawless Make Up. Evening appt available. Call/text 845 2225265 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. PRESENTED 845-2740489 presented0489@ gmail.com
HEALTH N’ GOURMET!!! Shabbos !! Yomim Toivim !! Catering to Go. 845-426-0271 LADY DRIVER Reasonable and punctual. Please call Chany 845-7097338.
KANGEN WATER “Change your Water.. Change your life” Alkaline - AntiOxidant - Super Hydrating. Call for FREE supply and feel AMAZING! 917-681-0003
POOL FOR RENT Spotless heated saltwater pool on beautiful grounds now available for groups. Please call 917-755-2762
BAR MITZVAH PHOTOGRAPHY Quality and affordable bar mitzvah photography by Moshe Grunfeld call 917858-1054 or email moshe@ moshegrunfeld.com
LEARN ENGLISH English lessons for Cheder age and older by an experienced, professional native English speaker. 973727-8375
FRUM LADY DRIVER Punctual, friendly, caring, responsible, dependable. Scheduling summer routes (no playgroups). Excellent
customer service! Please call/ text 917-750-4105. COTTON CANDY RENTAL cotton candy machine rental. Please call 845-694-7296
has helped many children become successful in the regular classroom. Please call Mrs. Feuer to find out more 845-304-7053 GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. call: 917-414-3281
WASH & SETS haircuts and hair-styling at great prices. Please call 845.538.5623 SHAIMOS
We do pick ups all year round - schools shuls homes. 845-461-3084 ARROWSMITH Is your child still in the same place after all that tutoring? The Arrowsmith Program
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
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Classifieds DEBT RELIEF having trubble with finances? join Debtors Anonymous Tuesday night @ 19 Robert Pitt # 113 , 7:30-8:30pm. visit www. debtorsanonymous.org MATH TURORING Regents/GED/TASC/SAT/ ACT Common Core, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus, Physics ALL Grades/Levels. call: 845-445-8003 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 SEEKING DONATIONS Of toys, arts & crafts, or supplies, in good condition, for a Heimishe Moised. Call 845.500.3100 KALLAH SHOE GEMACH Looking for someone to take over my kallah shoe gemach in their home l’shem mitzvah 917 885 7344
GEMACHIM BED REST? We do the laudry for you. call 213-7437 (also looking for volunteers) SOUND SYSTEM GEMACH Speakers | mikes | mixers | cables | for your simchas and party’s | 917-382-8809 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 SUITCASE GEMACH please call 845-371-9121 MATERNITY COATS 100% down TEXT ONLY 8455212912 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
Power Washing
Weekly Office Cleaning
Rubbish Removal
Post Construction Cleaning
cleaning from black to blue...
845.327.6997 Fully Insured
TICHEL GEMACH To receive or donate pls call 845-371-7504 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 MAKEUP Makeup for any Simcha or occasion for only $10!!!! Please contact (845)304-3103 if interested or have any questions. CHUPAH CARDS Lucite cards. 845.222.0456 BRIS & PIDYON HABEN Beautifull Bris pillow Gemach +benchers with tfilos for bris and pidyon haben plz call: 845-213-0602 CHUPPAH TEFILLOS Beautiful booklets with tefillos and tehillim for the chupa time-bezchus klall yisroel. 845-213-0602. mazel tov! WEDDING HAIR PIECES for children call 3473001679
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// services // odds & ends // gemachim
BENCHERS Beautiful benchers (not Zemiros) gemach for your simcha call 845-642-0910 SPEAKERS Monsey speaker rental. call or text 845-570-7264 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.
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. Will also accommodate a special needs child if possible. SIMCHA HAT $25. many different styles and colors. We also accept donations of elegant hats. Call 347 351 1604 BABY GOWNS and 2 pieces. Matching shoes and hair accessories
Attetntion 11th & 12th grAders
Summer job opportunity
It's an absolutely enjoyable, fantastically amazing, & exciting
It's an absolutely enjoyable, fantastically amazing, & exciting
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Please call 845-503-0259
Please call or text 845-587-6082
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// gemachim
Dirty trash bin?
LET US CLEAN IT FOR YOU.
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Remove an Ayin Hara R’ Avraham Lebel 718.977.5459 Price: $50 per name - credit cards accepted - Pls leave a message
NEW SERVICE!
Appointment Buddy Are you at work when your loved one has an appointment? Do you need someone to accompany you to appointments?
Experienced woman well versed inthe medical field is available to assist you with your medical appointments.
Call 845-709-7338
With the endorsement of Rabbanim of בד”ץ העדה החרדית ירושלים
available from 3 months - 2 years. New! Boys line added. 425-3049 LEV DEVORAH Layett gemach (845) 213-3646 BABIES LAYETTE GEMACH text 718-551-1732 or email frimitbabies@gmail.com DVD/VIDEO GEMACH DVDS and portable players for sick and homebound adults and children.425-2660
BRIS GEMACH located in Central Monsey. 617-955-3630. poya, pillow case, outfit, blanket. 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 OT WATER URNS H Please call 845-425-9211
of lego and clicks. Call 845578-6513 EAR-PLUG GEMACH for ba’alei simcha to protect your guests’ hearing. Baby headsets also available. 845202 -0105. PACK N PLAY We have New Pack n Plays tova222@gmail.com or text 845-216-4885 TABLECLOTHS for your Simchos. Call (845) 371 2105
SHIFRA PUAH DOULA Please call to register in advance. 845-587-1649
ROOF CARRIERS For all cars even without bars on roof. 845-659-1863. Monroe: 845-662-7102.
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES inc. TPN equipment, feeding pumps, NG tubes, & feeding supplies. donate/receive. call 845-746-8293.
ISRAEL GPS No fee. English or Hebrew. Must reserve in advance by email at IsraelGPS@gngroup. com
ELEGANT HATS For short term rental please call 845-517-0838.
BRIS GEMACH Located on Blauvelt Rd. 356-6215 poya, outfit, blanket and hat.
SIDDUR GEMACH Sfard: Friedman 845-6087830 Ashkenaz: Shulman845 352 1756 or 845-826-6718
MATERNITY GEMACH Weekday and shabbos clothing, various sizes. call/ text 845-445-9687
WHITE KALLLAH SHOES. Proceeds go to tzedakah. Call\Text 845-200-0211
MEZUZOS GEMACH 362.2333
GPS GEMACH Call 845-352-2588. Leave message. (Minimal fee).
TOY GEMACH Keep all the children busy by your simchas with tons
HOSPITAL GOWN for maternity or hospitalization Tzniusdige & Comfortable. 845-425-8687
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PHONE GEMACH free of charge for as long as necessary. Call: 845 579 5538 REFLECTOR GEMACH Hosting guest? Be safe! Wear a reflector. 845-356-0815
PIDYON HABEN coins,silver tray, lace box, outfit 845-426-1681 845-6427256 FREE MOVING BOXES Packs of 10x for easy transport. Please call (845) 641-5536. FREE BOXES for moving (mostly egg carton size). Please call 845425-6826 or 845-608-7830. Donations of flattened boxes are always welcome! BECHER GEMACH Real bechers from our free-loan gemach. 845-377KOS1(5671) KosYeshuos@ gmail.com GOWN GEMACH. South Monsey Ladies gowns and petticoat gemach. Please call or text after 5pm. 347278-1278 SIDDUR/CHUMASH 558.4774 REFLECTOR GEMACH: having guests or having a simcha and need reflectors call 347-977-6816 HEATER GEMACH 845 362 8666
Would you like to… • • • • • •
teach piano to a young boy after school work with a young boy in the Chestnut Ridge area, evening hours and/or Shabbos take out a high-school girl in the Brewer area, several times a week work with a young boy in the summer, flexible hours take out a young boy Friday and Shabbos, in Johanna Ln. area take out a 10 year old boy on Shabbos and Sunday, in Viola Rd area
If the answer is YES… email saltman@hamaspikrockland.org or call 845-503-0219
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Classifieds 845.596.3791 COAT RACK Coat racks and hangers for your simcha. Please call 845356-9841 WE ACCEPT clothing, shoes and household items in brand new condition. To donate or receive please call 347-7313851. CHUPPA CARDS. Please call or text after 5pm. 347-278-1278
DRESSES/GOWNS SALE/RENT Mechteniste/Sister of Bride size 14 Lavender gown and Sister of Bride size 4-6 pink beautiful gown pls call 845425-3069
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RELAXING MASSAGES Unbeatable prices!
FOR SALE Gorgeous Kleinfeld gown to sell. Size 4. Worn once. Estis mob gown to sell. Size 6. Please call or text 917 -5661440 GOWN FOR RENT
beautiful dark colored gown size 2-4 8455380391 FOR SALE Beautiful Sister of bride blue gown, ladies size 12. $350. Please call/text 845-6592350. MAGNIFICENT GOWN Exquisite gown for rent size 2-4 pls call 845-596-9933 FOR RENT Magnificent white gown with teal beading. Size 2. Pls call/ text 845-746-7248
for women by a licensed massage therapist. Deep tissue | Swedish | Pre/post natal. New Hempstead/ New City area. 15% introductory discount. Please call 845.201.8251 or email info@cuzzispa.com
FOR SALE Stunning mature teen gown sample piece size 6 tall and slim please call 845-587-4128 EHRENFELDS GOWNS childrens gowns in Monsey stunning selection sizes 2-14 PLEASE CALL:845-263-5080 ONE OF A KIND Magnificent cream dress size 0-2 for sale/rent. Please call 845.200.4326 NEW IN MONSEY Maternity Evening Wear Rental. Beautiful dresses for Chasuna, Bar Mitzvah, and all occasions! Please call: 845.548.3771
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LOST USB in the Twin Ave. area please call 845-548-6543 gold chain bracelet in 59 area 8453716050
FOUND FOUND FLEAS? Call יואל בראךat Skilled Pest Control. 845-393-1475
purse with Money in a international taxi please call 845.425.3269
FREE GIVEAWAYS exercise bike (845) 548-1599 box of old Ami Magazines 8454455137 2 Gold pendant light fixtures call 3474042408 office desk and filing cabinets 8455351016
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car seat base for graco snugride infant car seat. Base only. Call/text 845-517-8108 rain cover for maclaren double stroller call/text 845517-8108 5 door china closet chocolate brown nice condition 845352-2297 Coupons for Similac and Enfamil formula. Call or text. 845-837-9229
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MONSEY 18 SECOR STREET 8 GIBBS CT 1 OAK GLEN ROAD 8 HORIZON #304 18 ZABRISKIE TER. 66 WEST MAPLE 6 CARLTON LANE 22 CAMEO RIDGE 6 OLYMPIA LANE 50 HORTON DRIVE 78 COLLEGE RD
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דינער השנתי מעמד "לך ולבניך" לטובת מוסדות סאטמאר מאנסי
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נעילת החג בבית הנגיד ר' יוסף איצקאוויטש בירושלים בהשתתפות גאב"ד ירושלים ,הגה"צ ר' יעקב מאיר שעכטער והגה"צ ר' נחמן בידערמאן
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europe tour leaving Aug 19-Aug 27 Prague, Poland, Hungary
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