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VITAMINS: JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED The Vitamin Desk at Maple Pharmacy brings the best of both the vitamin and pharmaceutical worlds together

The Fire of Torah A ZEIDY WHO LEARNED TO LEIN

JOURNEY THROUGH THE ARTSCROLL EMPIRE

BRINGING BOOKS BACK TO LIFE

His age didn’t stop him from reaching his goals

From plain white sheets to sacred sheimos

An enterprising bachur and his bindery

STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE Three ways to savor the season’s offerings

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(Re: Kindness in Hospital Corridors, Issue 347) I was very touched to read about the doctors who go the extra mile to deliver a caring experience to people who are suffering. It brought to mind so many special people in the medical field we’ve seen over the years, whose good cheer and extra dose of kindness always made dealing with health issues so much more pleasant.

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On the topic of staph infections, I’d like to share that my son had a MRSA infection, and we had a hard time treating it and protecting my other children from it. My doctor advised that I start putting some bleach into the bath every time my kids have a bath, and, baruch Hashem, it has worked wonders!

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(Re: Tagged for Your Tiny Tot, Issue 346) What a great roundup of toddler items you featured!

I never even knew these things existed, and I can use a number of them for my little one who’s just about hitting that curious stage. I especially love the novelty of the faucet extenders.

I noticed there was nothing food-related, so I wanted to share something that was a sanity-saver for me in the past.

Munchkin has spill-proof snack cups (available at baby sections in groceries or department stores) that allow little fingers to remove one piece at a time without turning over the entire snack within seconds. A similar item I love for that age is the 360-degree spill-proof cup.

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RE: WHAT ARE WE ENCOURAGING?

(Inbox, Issue 345) The small shtetl of Monsey exists in our dreams. Outlying areas such as Spring Valley, Haverstraw, Suffern, Pearl River, New City, Forshay, Wesley Hills, Pomona, Nyack and so on, once listed in our phone books as addresses for doctors, lawyers, hospitals and parks, have turned into heimish neighborhoods.

A single-family home in Monsey is a rarity today, practically a relic of the “olden, golden” days, when my European/Williamsburg mother-in-law once (over 40 years ago) sat by my front window and said that all one can see in Monsey are squirrels. When Monsey was in its fledgling years, with more bungalows than homes and a single grocery serving the entire Jewish populace, it was also considered “far-flung” with “few amenities.”

It is now forty years hence, and we are witness to a proliferation of kinderlach and school buses representing many chedarim and schools, baruch Hashem. Staying within the vicinity of kosher stores with mehudar hechsherim comes at a steep price. Thus, moving across the United States has everything to do with affordable housing and providing children with a wholesome, healthy environment within an enclave of yet another “thriving center of Torah.”

The “pioneers” you reference aren’t building their homes from the ground up with logs and sod. The homes have electricity and plumbing. But their material quality of life definitely overrides ours. They can hear birds chirping, smell freshly cut grass, own a private swingset, THE MONSEY VIEW WELCOMES YOUR COMMENTS, FEEDBACK AND LETTERS.

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and enjoy a sense of privacy our neighborhoods are sorely lacking.

There is no need for a privacy fence or permanently drawn shades.

That sort of life compromises on nothing.

Chasdei Hashem, “mehudar” resources are available throughout the U.S. and much of Europe. Or else, one does with less or even (horror of horrors!) without. If one is desperate for the need to choose between 10 types of basic sprinkles, and 24 types of challah flour, and 88 choices of Shabbos snack, then stay within the borders of over-population. Otherwise, spread your wings and take advantage of a greener “makom Torah.”

R.S.

AN EXCELLENT EXCURSION

(Re: Excursions Supplement, Issue 344) I’m writing this long overdue letter to let you know how much I appreciated the listing of trip ideas in the Pesach magazine! I’m sure it was a lot of work to put together. I visited Teatown Lake Reservation on chol hamoed and would highly recommend it. The trail I chose was clearly marked and easy to follow. The area was really beautiful and scenic, and the walk was most enjoyable. I definitely plan on returning in the future.

Thank you for your suggestions, and for enhancing my yom tov.

Sincerely, Gittel Karniol

NOT SOMETHING TO GLORIFY

(Re: A Diamond for Everyone, Issue 343) I was quite disappointed by the article you ran on Swarovski crystals. Far be it for a heimish publication to glorify a business with a known Nazi past. I’m sure many of your readers are descendants of Holocaust survivors — or even survivors themselves — and writing about a company like this is insensitive and wrong.

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PARSHAS BEHAR An Eye on the Blessing

Parshas Behar contains the beloved mitzvah of Shemittah. The pasuk says, “And if you should say, ‘What will we eat in the seventh year?’ then ‘v’tzivisi es birchasi —I will command My bracha for you in the sixth year, and it will yield produce for three years” (Vayikra 25:20–21).

Rav Chatzkel Levenstein, zt”l, noted that according to the pasuk above, it seems as if the question “What will we eat?” was what brought about the commandment of Hashem’s bracha. “Had they not asked this question,” Rav Chatzkel asks, “would they not have received the bracha?”

THEY WERE about to drink l’chaim. But the chasan’s side was asking for $10,000, a massive sum at the time, and Reb Shlomo* had no idea how he could possibly make the commitment.

He went over to the Rosh Yeshivah of Etz Chaim, Reb Avraham Yakov Zelaznik, zt”l, and asked what he was meant to do. He simply could not see himself coming up with so much money.

Reb Avraham Yakov instructed his talmid to go ahead with the shidduch. “There is no choice. Sooner or later, you will have to commit to a sum greater than your means in order to marry off your daughter. Better you should commit now than wait unnecessarily, and Hashem will help.”

Much to everyone’s joy, the shidduch was completed.

Reb Shlomo soon returned to the Rosh Yeshivah. “What should I do now? Where should I start?” he asked.

“Now you need to do some hishtadlus,” was the reply. “Go to the yeshivah’s office and ask for the addresses of some of our wealthy donors. Write to them, asking for help.”

Reb Shlomo did just that. But those sitting in the office were not too happy about the request. “Do you think we would give out such sensitive information? We can’t share our donor list.”

“But the Rosh Yeshivah told me to ask for it,” Reb Shlomo said.

In the end they gave him the details of one donor who had lost much of his money and was not in a position to give too much. Of course, they didn’t tell this to Reb Shlomo…

Reb Shlomo did his hishtadlus. He wrote a heartfelt letter to

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this donor and hoped for positive results.

A few weeks later, an envelope arrived in the mail. Inside was a check for $10,000. Exactly.

Reb Shlomo shared his elation with the hanhalah, who quickly sent a fundraising letter to that donor on behalf of the yeshivah. The donor, however, replied that although he would have loved to give a sizeable donation, he simply did not have the means. He explained that his daughter had fallen sick, and he promised to donate $10,000 in her zechus to the next charity request that he received. And Reb Shlomo’s hachnasas kallah solicitation was the first envelope in his mailbox… * * * * * Everyone in Salant knew of the high level of bitachon of Reb Yosef Zundel, zt”l. On many occasions they witnessed him achieving the supernatural in the merit of his deep-rooted trust in Hakadosh Baruch Hu. Though Reb Yosef Zundel didn’t have two pennies to rub together, as his daughter came of age, he expressed his pure belief that Hashem would send him a son-in-law who was a true talmid chacham. This was like a wild dream, totally unattainable. Without a penny toward a dowry, there was no conceivable way he could find a chasan of such caliber.

One day, a young ilui named Shmuel arrived in Salant. He was a serious, diligent talmid chacham with a depth and breadth of knowledge that impressed everyone in town.

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One of the wealthier townspeople was so shocked that he literally fell onto the floor.

Reb Yosef Zundel soon heard that Shmuel had been married for a short while to the daughter of one of his rebbeim, but the marriage had not worked out. Thus, he had looked to move to a new town and made Salant his destination.

Reb Yosef Zundel developed a close relationship with the young talmid chacham, who learned b’chavrusa with Reb Yisroel Salanter, the father of the Mussar movement.

In time, Reb Yosef Zundel suggested his daughter to Reb Shmuel, and the shidduch was concluded. Reb Shmuel, who soon moved to Eretz Yisroel, became famed as Reb Shmuel Salant, the Rav of Yerushalayim.

The townspeople were blown away by the shidduch. One of the wealthier townspeople was sitting on his sofa when he heard the news, and he was so shocked that he literally fell onto the floor. That one of the poorest people in town succeeded at finding such a special son-in-law without having to promise the usual large dowry was so obviously the work of Hashem. It was simply beyond the natural way of the world! * * * * *

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Rav Chatzkel Levenstein explained: The Yidden were not worrying about where they would get their food. Obviously, one who is prepared to let his fields lie fallow also believes that he will not lose out from following the ways of Hashem!

Thus, their question of “What will we eat?” was their realization of the miracles being performed for them. Indeed, when a person would pays attention to the patterns of his harvest, he would suddenly notice the extra bracha he received from Above. Growing a three-year supply of produce is most certainly a miracle!

In the same way, we must constantly open our eyes and pay attention to the miracles around us. From where do we have food for breakfast? Clothes to wear? Who is giving us health, family, our house? Asking ourselves this question allows us to notice the extra bracha we receive and the nissim in our lives.

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A POUND OF CURE BY: YAAKOV GRUNBAUM

A CONVERSATION WITH YOSSI BERKOWITZ, FROM THE NEW VITAMIN DESK AT MAPLE PHARMACY, ABOUT THE INTERSECTION OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL AND SUPPLEMENTAL WORLDS AND HOW WE CAN ALL LIVE BETTER AND HEALTHIER LIVES

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Some people see vitamins and pharmaceuticals as inherently in conflict with each other. How do you feel about that?

BETTER HEALTH. BETTER CARE. What makes a pharmacy rise above the field? With doctors writing the prescriptions and most medications equally available everywhere, this competitive field resorts to faster delivery, better customer service or other non-pharmaceutical benefits to gain an advantage.

One local pharmacy, while also offering all that with distinction, set out to find an edge that would improve patient health in a meaningful way.

Maple Pharmacy in Town Square believes that “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” and has become an industry leader in assisting local families with their vitamin, nutritional and other preventative health needs.

Recently, the pharmacy hired Yossi Berkowitz to lead its popular Vitamin Desk department and further this mission. Yossi has earned a reputation for helping hundreds of Brooklyn families live better lives before making the transition up to Monsey where he joined Maple Pharmacy’s skilled team.

We caught up with Yossi to discuss his work, the impact it has had, as well as tips that our readers can benefit from.

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I get why the sentiment is so, and it was perhaps true once, but today a growing number of doctors recommend taking vitamins together with medication, including the popular pairing of probiotics and antibiotics. To that end, we offer a wide selection of probiotics geared for all ages and stages. Whether we’re preventing an illness or recovering from one, our bodies need all the help we can get, and that is our guiding philosophy.

Has the combination of pharmaceuticals and vitamins changed the way customers shop?

Of course. For starters, there is the logistical aspect that we have everything available for you as you shop, that we are open daily until 11 p.m. for those who find themselves in urgent need of something, and the stellar customer service we’re known for. Additionally, our team is able to provide more comprehensive guidance that offers the right combination of medications and vitamins appropriate for each patient in their circumstances.

Many people find that medicine is more evidence-based than vitamins? How do you bridge that gap?

There are numerous studies demonstrating the significant health benefits of certain vitamins, including the reduction of certain disease risks, prevention of chronic conditions, the increasing of bone density and more. Doctors now regularly recommend supplements for individuals of all ages, as your readers surely know. And while vitamins weren’t necessary way back in the day, our lives today and the processed things we consume make it vital for our bodies to receive nutrients via these supplements.

How does your advice and guidance play out in your new position as head of The Vitamin Desk?

My approach is to look at the complete picture.

Recently, a man came into the store complaining that he’s taking all his vitamins and eating all his meals and yet still feels tired and lethargic. I went through his daily regimen and everything indeed checked out. But then when I asked about his bedtime, he made a face and said, “Oh, let’s not get into that.” It turned out that he was regularly going to sleep after 2 a.m., and no amount of vitamins could possibly replace that.

I have noticed that sleep, or the lack thereof, is a big issue in our circles and I’ve made it a big focus to try and help consumers develop healthier sleeping habits.

Speaking of vitamins and sleep, where do you stand on whether children should take melatonin to help them fall asleep?

That’s a great question, and it’s one that we receive a lot. My take, based on reading up on the research and speaking with lots of parents, is that it should not be given on a regular basis in the way other vitamins are, but can be used here or there when kids are off schedule, such as after a yom tov or wedding week, to get them back on track. And when melatonin is given, I suggest putting a small amount in the forms of drops into the child’s bedtime drink so they don’t begin associating going to sleep with taking their “candy.”

What about children who have regular trouble falling asleep?

If that’s the case, there is probably an underlying reason that must be addressed, one that should certainly not be “treated” superficially with melatonin. Perhaps they are lacking certain nutrients like calcium, or maybe they are too ac-

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tive and consuming sugar before bed. There are many potential root causes that we can help identify and address.

Let’s continue with the topic of sleep, as it seems to be highly relevant to many of us. What can people do to improve the quality of their sleep?

A good night’s sleep begins with the right bedtime preparation. It is important to turn off all brighter lights to promote relaxation and stimulate serotonin production, which your body needs to produce natural melatonin, the hormone that regulates our daily sleep-wake cycle. When it’s time to go to sleep, all lights should be completely switched off as our brains can detect light even through our eyelids. Another important thing is to avoid eating late at night, say about two hours before bedtime, as eating activates our metabolism and wakes up our body at a time when it should be winding down.

The benefits of a good night’s sleep are truly all-encompassing. They improve mental health, lower stress levels, strengthen the immune system, power a healthy heart and brain, provide energy, encourage weight loss, and much more.

Going back to vitamins, how do you advise those who take their vitamins and don’t feel that the effects are real — like it is with pharmaceuticals?

There are a few answers here, but I’ll focus on a couple.

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ond, what happens when they go off it for a few days? Oftentimes they’ll quickly notice that they’re missing something. Additionally, in many cases, you will need an enzyme or probiotic to maximize vitamin absorption. Additionally, vitamins need to be taken consistently and in the recommended dosages to meet your body’s needs. ongoing stands in store specials

What does The Vitamin Desk offer to local shoppers?

Our vitamin department is stocked with an extensive selection of vitamins and supplements, including all kosher vitamin brands, homeopathic remedies, essential oils, protein shakes and other natural household products. We have a finger on all developments in the field and are on top of the latest items available on the market. Our products are displayed in a shopper-friendly manner to make it easy for you to find what you are looking for, browse our offerings, and discover new options. Last, we are here to help guide you to better health, in whatever form it takes.

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Emergency Preparedness a Priority as Multiple Agencies Collaborate on Active Shooter Drill at Evergreen Less than a week before a racially-motivated supermarket shooting in Buffalo took the lives of ten and left three people injured, the Town of Ramapo Police Department hosted an active shooter drill in Evergreen and the Town Square Mall, working closely with local community groups to provide potentially life-saving, hands-on training.

The drill took place on the morning of May 9, with Evergreen opening two hours later than normally scheduled to accommodate the exercise, reported Yeshiva World News.

The drill included a simulated active shooter scenario involving medical traumas, with an emergency call going out to the Ramapo Police Department, Hatzoloh and Chaverim. William Paul Faist Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Spring Hill Community Ambulance Corps and Rockland Paramedic Services all responded to the scene, where police officers played the role of shooters and Chaverim members posing as victims were triaged according to the severity of their injuries.

The drill promoted interagency collaboration in an effort to provide a better response should a similar situation ever occur in real life, chas v’shalom, with each of the agencies involved learning the role they would be called on to play should such a situation ever unfold locally. Chaverim coordinator Yossi Margaretten explained that his team would be responsible for securing the perimeter in the event of a shooting, allowing only emergency vehicles into the immediate area.

Chaverim would also be tasked with relaying information to members of law enforcement, if any members are able to see or hear what is taking place at the scene from a safe distance.

Described by the Ramapo Police Department as a “valuable multi-agency training event,” the simulation took on an added sense of gravity after last weekend’s mass shooting by a heavily armed white supremacist who had previously released a 180-page manifesto that spewed hatred for both Blacks and Jews.

“What happened in Buffalo just makes it stronger that we needed to have this drill,” Chaverim coordinator Yossi Margaretten told The Monsey View. “You never know where something like this can happen, and we all need to be prepared.”

Public Outcry Prompts Lufthansa Apology After 100+ Jewish Passengers Banned From Flight One week after trying to play down allegations of anti-Semitism stemming from an incident that had more than 100 Jewish passengers barred from their connecting flight, Lufthansa has issued an apology and suspended the employees involved pending an internal investigation.

The incident occurred on May 4, when dozens of visibly Jewish passengers heading to Hungary to mark the yahrtzeit of Reb Shayale Kerestir flew from JFK to 158

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Budapest on Lufthansa with a stopover in Frankfurt. According to DansDeals, the vast majority of the passengers on the New York to Frankfurt leg of the flight were Jewish, with some traveling as part of a group, while others had made their own arrangements. Passengers reported that the pilot made an announcement halfway through the flight warning of repercussions for those in violation of the airline’s mask rules, but that most were wearing their masks as required

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After landing in Frankfurt, passengers were greeted at the connecting gate to Budapest by a large number of armed German police officers, some of whom were carrying submachine guns. Nearly all of the Jewish passengers were not allowed to board their flight to Hungary, with some informed that they were being denied passage because they were part of “the group.” Video emerged of a Lufthansa gate agent telling one man that since a few Jewish passengers had not worn their masks on the flight from JFK, all of the Jewish passengers were being punished and banned from the Frankfurt to Budapest flight. Just 30 passengers were on board the Hungary-bound flight when it took off, with approximately 130 Jewish passengers left behind in the Frankfurt airport, with Lufthansa taking the additional punitive action of barring them from any of its flights within the next 24 hours.

Lufthansa issued a statement on May 10 after the story surfaced in the media, expressing its regrets for “the circumstances surrounding the decision to exclude the affected passengers,” which it referred to as “the large group.” Because it failed to mention anti-Semitic discrimination, incorrectly classified dozens of unrelated flyers as members of a single group, and included other errors and omissions, the statement sparked a new wave of public outrage, and the story made headlines on major media outlets in the United States, Israel and Germany.

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actions unacceptable and saying that employees involved had been suspended as the airline investigates the matter. According to COLlive, Rabbi Teichtal called on Lufthansa to provide awareness training for its employees.

“If an employee in Lufthansa uniform acts wrongly, concerns and accusations of anti-Semitism are quite legitimate,” said Rabbi Teichtal. “More sensitivity may be expected from a German corporation. I am pleased that the CEO of Lufthansa reacted so quickly, took a clear position, and apologized.”

But with Lufthansa still failing to address the matter publicly with an official apology as of Sunday night, the matter has escalated to the federal level, with New Jersey Congressman Chris Smith sending a scathing letter to Spohr in his capacity as a founding member of the House of Representatives’ Bipartisan Task Force for Combatting Anti-Semitism and the InterParliamentary Task Force to Combat Online Anti-Semitism.

Smith pulled no punches in his letter, saying he was utterly disgusted by the incident. In it, he demanded an explanation

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C H A P T E R 10 RECAP: Zach Ganz wakes up exhausted. He has a busy day ahead of him, trying to figure out what happened to his career so suddenly. He confirms who is behind this sudden attack, but that doesn’t seem to get him anywhere. Later, as Chaim Simcha and Izzy are about to pick up their car and head home, Zach appears at the door of their hotel room.

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zzy stared at his cousin in shock. Zach Ganz seemed to have fallen apart in the few hours since they’d last seen him. The silver-smooth hair was now a dusty gray, the delicate laugh lines now mere crow’s feet. And he had a stooping posture, as if he were carrying a weight he couldn’t quite identify.

But it was the eyes that told the story most clearly. He had a harried, tired look that gave Izzy the impression of a man on the run.

Zach stood just inside the doorway, the cold air tussling his already-unkempt hair. With the embarrassed look of a person who suddenly realizes they’ve committed a faux pas, he looked from Izzy to Chaim Simcha, forcing some of the old charm back to his face with an awkward

smile.

“Sorry to barge in,” he began. “The door opened, and I thought —” “Come, come,” Chaim Simcha interrupted, shutting the door firmly behind them. “I’d offer you something to drink, but we really don’t have anything but water and stale coffee.”

“Water’s fine,” Zach said.

Izzy watched as his brother puttered about at the sink, making a show of being a gracious host. He seemed determined to put Zach at ease. They waited a bit while Zach drank, pulled off his coat, and looked around awkwardly for a place to put it.

“Toss it on a bed,” Chaim Simcha suggested.

Beneath his thick jacket, Zach wore a tailored Italian suit that probably fit him

perfectly most of the time. At the moment, however, it looked slightly too large as Zach sank into one of the puffy chairs by the tiny table.

“Everything all right, Mr. Ganz?”

Izzy asked.

“It’s Zach. Just Zach.” He gave a short bark of laughter as he stared into nothing. “We’re family, after all.”

Chaim Simcha caught Izzy’s eye, and they shared a moment of silent communication. There was only one other chair in the room. Izzy immediately plopped down on the edge of the bed, and both bothers pulled off their own coats. They obviously wouldn’t be leaving soon.

“What’s up, Zach?” Chaim Simcha asked in a soft, pleasant tone.

Zach stared moodily at the ground.

After a long pause, he asked, “Rabbi, does Judaism believe in curses?”

Surprised, Izzy gazed at their guest and tried to understand where this was coming from. Was this the suave, confident man of the world they’d spoken to so recently? Izzy wondered idly which was the real Zach Ganz —the smooth politician, or this mercurial, superstitious, broken man? Izzy knew that most people were far less stable than they made it out to be, and public figures were certainly no better.

The only difference was that public figures, who had to at least look puttogether, lied about it more often.

Maybe Zach was always like this.

Or maybe the real Zach was a calm, put-together sort of fellow. If so, he thought, what has happened since last night to put him in such a state?

“Sometimes,” Chaim Simcha responded carefully. “It’s not common these days. But we do hear of what we’ll call dark spiritual forces, that evil people sometimes make use of. Bilaam tried to curse the Jewish people. He was a master of curses.”

Zach looked up, eyes wide. “How would I know if someone has cursed me?”

Chaim Simcha stroked his beard and considered. “Hmmm… Have you experienced any sudden misfortune lately? Something that openly breaks the laws of nature?”

Zach seemed to struggle for a moment. “Supernatural? Why? Are curses always like that?”

“Answering a question with anoth-

er question? I see you’re closer to your ing care to get Zach’s sugar and milk Jewish heritage than you thought…” preferences right. Izzy had pondered, Chaim Simcha’s eyes crinkled in a during his walk, why Chaim Simcha kindly smile. “To answer your ques- had asked him to get coffee. It was tion, no. A curse doesn’t have to pres- hardly comfort food. If it were up to ent itself supernaturally. But neither him, Izzy would have suggested hot do messages from Hashem, which are cocoa. Perhaps Chaim Simcha had felt far more common. They’re the most this drink would feel more familiar to natural thing in the world, actually. So their guest — something businesslike maybe we should assume, for the mo- and stimulating, as if this were a camment, that whatever you’re experienc- paign meeting or something. ing is a loving nudge from G-d, rather When all was ready, Chaim Simcha than the necromantic curse of some made a Shehakol for himself and Zach medieval witch doctor. No?” together and took a taste. “Delicious!

Zach scowled into the floor. “I Now,” he said, as Zach tentatively guess…” sipped from his own cup. “Would you Izzy watched his brother work with like to tell us what happened?” a fascination that long experience had And with that, Zach launched into not dimmed in the slightest. It was his tale of trust, betrayal and political amazing to see the way he put Zach assassination. He talked about Fund at ease, while at the same time directing the conversation “IT’S ZACH. JUST ZACH.” where it needed to go.

HE GAVE A SHORT BARK OF This was what Chaim Simcha had been LAUGHTER AS HE STARED born for; Izzy had alINTO NOTHING. “WE’RE ways known that. It was who he was.

FAMILY, AFTER ALL.” “It’s just… why would — why would Hashem do this to me? Why now?” the Force, about the half-dozen other Chaim Simcha nodded, as if noth- claims being lodged against him. ing in the world was more natural than Other newspapers would already be for Zach to ask that question. “That’s a examining the Times’ claims, would fascinatingly good point. Unfortunate- undoubtedly find supporting evily, I don’t know.” He smiled again. “I dence that would make it look even might be able to help you find the right worse. Zach had done nothing wrong. questions. But you’re the one who’ll But still, most of the facts being quoted find the answers.” He patted Zach’s were true. arm, and when Zach looked up at him, “Reporters have been phoning me he flashed him a smile full of warmth. all day, following me around — some“Don’t worry, I’m certain you’re up to one found me in a restaurant for the challenge. Now — I think we could lunch and dogged me for two hours. all do with a little coffee. Proper coffee. I’ll be giving a press conference soon.

Not these stale leftovers.”

I’ll deny wrongdoing and express my confidence in the justice system, but that won’t mean anything. They’ll be * * * * * expecting a denial, and letting the law Twenty minutes later, Izzy returned handle things without a fight will just from a walk to the gas station next make me look guilty.

“I’ve seen this before,” Zach contindoor carrying a thermos of hot water, a small container of instant coffee, a ued, slumping a little in his chair and sleeve of paper cups and some sugar gazing stonily into the distance. “Joe and milk. “You wouldn’t believe how Public will be burning me in effigy by hard it was to find plain hot water,” he this evening. By tomorrow, a bunch of grumbled, setting the things down in my ‘friends’ will say they were never quite sure about me. ‘Sure, he’s a nice a pile on the table.

“Thank you,” his brother said calm- guy. Gives a swell speech! But I always ly. He mixed coffee for everyone, tak- felt there was something fishy about May 18, 2022

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him…’” He turned his empty coffee cup around in his hands, make, but which will ultimately make you much happier. In watching the last drops slide around the perimeter. “I’m Un- that case, painful as it is to go through, it’s really a blessing in touchable now, political poison. Whoever does support me disguise. Or it might be a different kind of blessing — a challenge that builds you into a better person, someone more cawill be guilty by association…” He trailed into silence.

So, Izzy thought, Zach had a turnaround, and now he was pable of achieving great things in the world.” He looked up discovering religion? It wasn’t a very nice thought, but Izzy at Zach with an expression of mild curiosity, as if they were was always a little disgusted by people who ignored Hashem through years “REPORTERS HAVE BEEN PHONING ME ALL and years of good fortune, then complained when He sent them a touch of DAY, FOLLOWING ME AROUND — SOMEONE trouble. What did they expect? That FOUND ME IN A RESTAURANT FOR LUNCH they could spend their whole lives on cruise control, and Hashem would just AND DOGGED ME FOR TWO HOURS.” sit back and do nothing? He said nothing, knowing this was hardly the right attitude for a ben Torah. But he couldn’t stop himself thinking discussing a question no more personal than how to read a Rashi. “Does any of that resonate with you?” it.

Zach started to answer, then glanced at his watch with a Chaim Simcha sat there, hands clasped loosely in front of him, maintaining a cheerful alertness. He seemed to feel horrified expression. He stood up, suddenly very self-conthat Zach wasn’t quite finished talking. The silence stretched scious. “I’m sorry, Rabbi. I’ve got that press-conference in while Zach turned his coffee cup over and over, and Izzy thirty minutes. I’m running late! Thanks for your time.”

Chaim Simcha smiled. “My pleasure. Why don’t you join pinked, feeling suddenly like an intruder on a private scene.

Finally, after a minute or so passed, Zach seemed to pull us this Shabbos? You’d probably appreciate the respite. We himself together and looked around in surprise. “Well, Rab- can talk more then.”

Zach paused in the act of throwing on his coat, a very bi,” he asked, “what does it mean?”

That was apparently what Chaim Simcha had been wait- strange expression on his face. “Maybe,” he said finally. A moment later, he was gone. ing for, because his face lit up.

“Well, that was…. interesting,” Izzy said as he cleaned up “When a person’s life is turned upside-down like this, it can mean a lot of things. Maybe there’s some evil decree the coffee. “Let’s get the car. By the way, why didn’t you tell against you in Heaven. No.” He held up a hand to stop Zach him to go to Poland with us to get the manuscript? Wouldn’t from asking anything. “It doesn’t mean you need to perform that be the obvious reason Hashem ruined his campaign? So exorcisms, or delve into mystical texts, or anything like that. it would get him to help us?”

“It might be,” Chaim Simcha responded, throwing his I have it on excellent authority that a string of bad fortune usually means you owe someone a very sincere apology. Look coat on. “But lav davka. If so, Hashem will have to send anthrough your life and think if there’s anyone you’ve hurt other shaliach to tell him so. I won’t push my personal needs deeply. The way we treat others can be a powerful bridge in on someone coming to me for guidance.” He opened the door once more, letting the freezing cold air steal through the our relationship to Heaven.

“Then again,” Chaim Simcha continued, “you might find room again. “You ready to roll?” that this whole experience is actually a gateway leading you to a change in your life, a change you wouldn’t otherwise TO BE CONTINUED...

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(Not) Troubled Teen The curious case of a mischaracterized boy Yitzchak’s father was convinced their son is suffering from ADHD. Yitzchak was super hyperactive with an attention deficit shorter than the blink of an eye. In fact, it didn’t take much more than the blink of an eye for him to wreak havoc in his surroundings.

Everything with Yitzchak was messy. His room was in constant disarray, as was the kitchen table after spending minutes there. It seemed as if Yitzchak’s been born with chaos as his second nature.

It seemed as if Yitzchak’s been born with chaos as his second nature He was in the same situation at school, where he did poorly academically and socially. His friends perceived him as odd and awkward, while his Rabbis simply tired from reaching out to the parents on an almost daily basis. *

Yitzchak’s father was convinced the root of the problems lies in his condition. As Yitzchak was in his early teenage years, his father partially attributed the trouble to his age.

an understatement, that he was not getting along with his mother. He found fault with everything and managed to quarrel with his parents over petty stuff.

Which is the point at which the despairing, exhausted father reached out to me. *

My gut told me right from the onset that this isn’t ADHD - at least, not only that. Impulsivity and hyperactivity are quite common these days, and aren’t enough to explain Yitzchak’s unusually erratic behavior.

The fact he’s tried almost every combination of almost every possible medication without any results, supported my assumption of there being more to the story. To me, his troubles were hinting at some form of emotional distress.

I was correct.

Yitzchak, it turned out, was the product of emotional neglect and outright verbal abuse. Constant criticism and derogatory comments, including name-calling, was pretty much the norm in the house.

All this made sense, except that it didn't.

Yitzchak has been prescribed medication, and numerous attempts with several meds and dosages didn’t manage to produce any substantial results.

My gut told me right from the onset that this isn’t ADHD — at least, not only that

Yitzchak ended up being expelled from yeshiva and had a hard time finding a new, suitable one. At home, he became increasingly agitated and even rebellious. It’s

It took some time to verify the validity of my intuition. However, once I found myself speaking to the father for some time, the picture materialized very clearly...

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Yitzchak, I suggested, might be suffering from some form of ADHD, but at the root his problems are mainly the result of trauma and triggers.

Yitzchak’s father reluctantly concurred. He didn’t have to be a professional to understand that what he’s been witnessing fits the explanation.

Yitzchak is a kind kid, a warm, loving, cheerful teen with a very sensitive soul, which has absorbed lots of mistreatment and emotional harm.

The pain was only piling up further, and his behavior was nothing more than an expression of fear, agony and distress.

The pattern actually started in Yitzchak’s mind, which was indeed in disarray — cluttered with thoughts and emotions he didn’t know how to process. *

I’m obviously skipping some details, but after a year Yitzchak is a completely different person. That troubled 13-year-old teen is now happily living with a different family, and is performing brilliantly both academically and socially — adored by teachers and loved by peers.

All I’ve done is to identify the true cause behind the turbulence in that boy’s erratic life. After we figured out what we were really struggling with, the parents were able to focus their efforts on tachlis -- putting their efforts in the right direction.

Because sometimes the real difficulty is getting to the bottom of something that’s merely covered with layers of denial and oblivion.

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T

he theme of Lag Ba’omer relates to the talmidim of Rabi Akiva and is marked by the joyous return of music to our lives. I recently had the zechus to speak with Reb Moshe Tzvi (Howard) Birnbaum, a former professional musician who, reminiscent of Rabi Akiva, overcame great challenges to begin learning Torah at an advanced age.

Mr. Birnbaum was born 74 years ago in what he terms a “suburb called Brooklyn.” He grew up in a traditional home, but his father was a Yiddishist and sent him as a child to a Yiddish school on Eastern Parkway. However, he found it to be ah bissel shver. Besides being one of the youngest in his class, it was extremely difficult for him to learn to read or write the language.

Eventually, Mr. Birnbaum was diagnosed with dyslexia, a learning disorder that affects areas of the brain that process language. People with dyslexia have difficulty reading due to problems identifying speech sounds and learning how they relate to letters and words.

Back then, the resources to deal with these issues were very limited.

“I couldn’t function in that environment due to my reading disability, which stayed with me my entire life,” he admits frankly.

Yet, curiously, his ability to read and play music wasn’t affected by his dyslexia.

“I was an oral learner and took to music easily, and I didn’t find reading musical cores to be a challenge,” Mr. Birnbuam explains. He developed his musical talent to a high degree. “I was a professional classical musician for 40 years.

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I went to the Juilliard music school in Manhattan and played trumpet in a number of famous orchestras. I was one of the youngest members of the Metropolitan Opera, and at the age of seventeen, played the opening at Lincoln Center.”

But about twenty years ago, Mr. Birnbaum began playing a new song.

Reminiscent of Rabi Akiva marrying Rochel, “I became frum and married my wife, Sorah, who had become frum thirteen years earlier. We moved to Teaneck, New Jersey.”

Although his new life as a frum married man was sweet, there was one sour note.

“Now I had to learn Hebrew — but how? I’d go to adult classes to try to master the davening, getting up at 5:00 a.m. to do so,” he says. But nothing helped; his dyslexia seemed to make that impossible. “People are very patient,” he says, “but most people expect that you can read. It was very uncomfortable.” The normally jovial and confident man began to recede. “I’d shy away from things. If I had a yahrtzeit, I’d ask someone else to daven.”

It seemed like a life without being able to read the lashon hakodesh of the sefarim and siddur was his fate, until a

yeshuah arrived from an unexpected source.

“About five years ago one of my grandchildren had similar issues: He was the youngest in his class and had a very bad case of dyslexia. He was struggling, and the teachers wanted him to repeat first grade.”

Searching for a way to save his grandson from the frustrations he himself had grown up with, Mr. Birnbaum spoke to a friend who recommended Neuro Technics. But the boy was embarrassed to go by himself, so Mr. Birnbaum made him an offer that would change both of their lives.

“I have the same issue,” he said, “so you know what? I’ll go first, and then I’ll take you along.”

Besides helping his grandson, Mr. Birnbaum desperately wanted to help himself. “I felt like I just can’t be this old and be illiterate; I have to be able to read the davening! I have to be able to understand!”

Neuro Technics introduced him to a regimen of techniques geared to teaching people with dyslexia or similar issues how to read. Like a thirsty man in a desert, Mr. Birnbaum dove into them, both alone and with his grandson — who, after a year and a half of therapy, flourished.

“Now at age sixteen, he’s getting straight A’s and is tremendously motivated,” boasts the proud zeidy.

The techniques were effective, but demanding. To succeed, especially at this advanced age, required a lot of effort and commitment. To maintain and improve his Hebrew reading level required hours of daily practice. But Mr. Birnbaum’s musical career gave him just the tool he needed.

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techniques is repetition. The finest musicians take the simplest notes and go over them again and again to refine their skill.” Applying that same discipline and diligence, “I’d read the same words over and over again — Ashrei… yoshvei… veisecha… — at a very slow pace until I gained fluency. As a musician, I could be in my practice room for eight hours a day; it never bothered me. I took that attribute and applied it to gaining the skills to learn and daven.”

Mr. Birnbaum’s courage and diligence have rightfully made him a role model for others facing similar challenges. “Adults who have dyslexia have to first fight the embarrassment of not being able to read and write at their age. When I meet people with the same problem I have, I tell them what I went through. They understand what I’m talking about.”

While he encourages others, he never sugarcoats the effort involved. “I tell them that it isn’t going to come easily or naturally. You have to work at it. There’s no magic bullet. You have to sit down and practice, day in and day out. The issue improves, but it never fully goes away. It’s a slow process, but the reward is when you can read Tehillim, daven Shacharis, Mincha and Maariv, and feel that you have 99% of the words down. It’s a feeling of satisfaction.

“Eventually, you get to a certain level of fluency where you can stop focusing on

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the technique and start to focus on connecting with Hashem. As in music, you reach the level where you don’t have to focus on the piece of music, but you can focus on being a musician, on the entire orchestra. When I daven with a minyan, it’s like I’m davening with my ‘symphony orchestra’ — and I’m part of it! It’s very exciting.”

Yet as his reading and davening career skyrocketed, his musical career plummeted. “When I became frum, I had to give up most of my music venues,” he says. “I’d be playing for Broadway musicals, and someone would call and say, ‘I can give you a month’s worth of work: two shows on Friday, three on Saturday.’

Then I’d tell them, ‘Okay, but there’s Shabbos, so I can’t do Friday or Saturday.

Then there’s yom tov…’ When you cancel ten dates of the month, and you can only do one or two, the contractor says, ‘You know what, I’ll call you back.’”

Though the musician’s paychecks stopped coming, Hashem made sure to fill the void. “I married up,” he quips.

“My wife is a financial planner, who became a supportive kollel wife. She’s a tremendous spark plug and an eishes chayil.”

Indeed, Mr. Birnbaum’s daily learning schedule would make a yungerman half his age proud. After his daily 7:00 “slow minyan,” he comes home at about 8:15 to learn the Daf, then learns via Zoom from 9:15 to 2:45. “When I’m on break, I do the

BESIDES HELPING HIS GRANDSON, MR. BIRNBAUM DESPERATELY WANTED TO HELP HIMSELF. “I FELT LIKE I JUST CAN’T BE THIS OLD AND BE ILLITERATE; I HAVE TO BE ABLE TO READ THE DAVENING! I HAVE TO BE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND!”

daf halacha and the daf mishnayos. I learn six or seven hours during the day, and then I have night seder, reviewing the Daf Yomi and daf halacha.”

His amazing achievements are the fruit of both hard work and the proper attitude. When asked what message he would like to give over to others struggling to grow in learning, he answers with smiling but determined eyes, “Do the best that you can do. It may not be what someone else does, but never compare yourself to anybody else. That’s not what Hashem is looking for.

“Each of us can become like Aaron and Moshe if we try to fulfill our own potential 100%, just like they did. It’s about the ameilus; you don’t have to accomplish everything, but you have to try.

“Eventually, I’ll be able to read all of Tehillim, then I’ll try to memorize the kapitlach, and that will improve my davening. That’s the learning, that’s what will help bring Moshiach, that’s what Hashem wants, that’s the way we’re supposed to go.”

If we can all follow Mr. Birnbaum’s inspiring lead, we’ll quite likely be hearing the heilege music in the Beis Hamikdash sooner than we think.

Nesanel Yoel Safran is a writer, chef and student of Torah and life. You can read about all of this and more on his blog Soul Foodie (soulfoodiecom.wordpress.com) and contact him at soulfoodie613@gmail.com.

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HOW ONE YOUNG BOY RUNS AN ESTABLISHED BOOKBINDING BUSINESS, GIVING RENEWED LIFE TO OUR SACRED SEFORIM B Y :

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Meet Shulem, an impressive young man, all of thirteen years young. As he is an active cheder student, it’s tough for us to find some quiet time to talk. When we finally do, it is truly enlightening to hear him animatedly describe his growing enterprise of seforim binding, and his youthful energy reflects the confidence with which he devotes his skills to this unique avodah.

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I’ve heard some incredible things about your bookbinding handiwork. It must be a true privilege to be able to take care of Hashem’s “library.” Can you tell us when and how you began to develop a passion for this profession?

Sure. Toward the end of last year, I began figuring out how to work the machinery we have at home, which my parents originally purchased for my older brother who would bind our family’s seforim and books. I found that I really had a knack for it and also enjoyed the process of binding.

How did that turn into a professional business?

At the start of the current school year, I heard that our menahal (in Satmar cheder) was looking for someone to bind seforim, and so, after a lot of practice, I went over to him and let him know that I’m ready to accept work.

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So do you repair seforim belonging to the cheder?

No, I bind seforim the boys bring from home for learning.

Oh, so it’s a service for other boys. Do you take the seforim home to work on them?

Yes. My supplies are all at home, and that’s where I do the binding. I get home from cheder after six p.m. and that’s when I get to work.

So is this “business” exclusively for your fellow chedermates, or do you have other customers as well?

No, I strengthen and repair books and seforim for many others as well. Another large source of work are shuls. I often see signs in batei medrash announcing that they’re seeking an experienced “binder” to maintain their siddurim and seforim, and I approach the gabbaim to let them know I can do it.

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Additionally, friends and families in our neighborhood also give me seforim to bind, as well as books! People like to have old books repaired, and it’s also good to bind brandnew books so they stay neat and beautiful.

Do you advertise at all?

No, there’s no need. I’m busy, baruch Hashem.

Seems like you’ve had a successful start! Now let’s get technical. Can you explain the basic process of how you bind the books?

In order for you to understand how it works, let me first list the basic supplies I use. First let’s talk about tape. I’ve found that what works best is a roll of black binding tape and a roll of white binding tape, each measuring 1 inch in the width, as well as a separate roll of black binding tape that’s 2 inches in the width. I’ll also need a binding needle, which is longer and bulkier than a regular sewing needle and comes in a myriad of sizes, depending on preference. Next we’ll need some bookbinding thread, which is thicker than standard sewing thread.

Finally, the main tool — whose purpose is to puncture holes in the book spine — is either of two things.

The better option, which I’m fortunate to have, is a simple machine that has a sort of drill bit that rapidly moves downward on its own when I turn a side handle.

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One can use a conventional drill in place of the machine, but a drill is harder to control and ultimately takes longer. It is good enough for a beginner to use, but once you have a nice stack of books to bind, it can get tiring…

Okay, now that we can envision the standard supplies you work with, tell us what happens next.

Sure! First I open the sefer with care and gently stick the 1-inch white tape onto the inside fold of the front cover by putting half onto the cover and half onto the first page.

Then I repeat the same steps on the inside back cover.

After that, I’m ready for the fun part, which involves the drilling. First I place the book onto a designated shelf on the machine and rotate the lever by hand. This causes the drill bit to swiftly turn and puncture holes in the book spine. Then I move downward and create a new hole each time I turn the handle.

Now we have holes going through the side of the book, as well as through the tape, and we’re ready to reinforce it with thread.

I’m with you! Sounds like careful and exciting work all at once. So what happens next?

It truly is! At this point I double-thread the needle with a knot at the end of the loop, and begin sewing from the bottom hole from the outside of the book spine. I go in and out upward, and when it reaches the top hole, I sew downward, meeting each hole again. Then I finish at the bottom with a good knot.

Finally it’s time for the finishing touches! The 2-inch black tape, placed diagonally, is used to cover the corners.

Then I use the 1-inch black tape to cover the top and bottom of the spine border, and I also cover the inside and outside

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of the front and back cover to hide the stitches and present a nice, neat book.

quite costly, but now I use the revenue to continue stocking up.

And that’s a wrap! Or should we say a bind? Wow, it truly looks professional, and your clarity is refreshing. How long does it take for you to complete one book or sefer?

Sounds like a great price for your customers. When did you start asking for pay?

I’d say by now around seven minutes. Experience really is the key. I’ve already bound around 500 seforim in the past year alone!

Wow, that’s a lot of work! And how much do you charge for this delicate labor?

I charge $2 for each book. Initially, my parents provided me with the money for the necessary supplies, as they can be

When I officially started to bind for the cheder. By then I had the necessary experience and felt that my work had value.

I’m just wondering what you do if someone gives you a really worn out sefer or book to bind. Is it harder to repair?

Oh, that reminds me of one more tool I have. It’s an instrument that helps hold the book real tight so I can sew it up well.

Can you share with us where you generally buy your supplies? I think our readers will “want to try this at home”!

I usually buy whatever I need at School Depot or RHP (Rockland Hardware & Paint Supply) in Monsey.

For those who would like to try their hand at it, I recommend first starting with a regular drill in order to puncture the holes; the machine is not necessary for a beginner. And I’m sure you’ll enjoy it! It feels great to give new life to seforim.

You truly are a hardworking young man with a flourishing enterprise. Thank you for sharing your story and advice with our readers! We wish you a lot of hatzlacha in cheder, in this profession, and in all areas!

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Thursday morning, bright and early, even before the younger children have been shuffled off to their respective buses, when my oldest daughter and I climb into a car bound for Rahway, New Jersey. Anticipation fills the air, and my daughter clutches her camera, excited to be missing a day of school to peek behind the scenes at the empire built by Rabbi Meir Zlotowitz, z”l, and Rabbi Nosson Scherman, with the help of Rabbi Sheah Brander.

We’re headed to ArtScroll.

who will be our guide, to emerge from a meeting and show As we approach our destination, I wonder if the GPS is us around the business. As both a published author and the malfunctioning. Rows of houses flit past the window, and public face of ArtScroll, Rabbi Hisiger’s touch is all over this I’m curious to see where the ArtScroll empire is hiding. The mystery is solved as we turn onto the final street. Before me place. When he arrives, his enthusiastic energy gives me a stands a large, industrial-type building that seems inconglimpse into what it means to work here, for clearly he has a deep sense of satisfaction with his job. gruent with its otherwise residential surroundings. I spot an The first stop on our tour is Rabbi Gedaliah Zlotowitz’s “ArtScroll/Mesorah” sign, and I know we’ve arrived. office, a large, elegant room lined with seforim. As we enter, I’m not quite sure what to expect when we cross the threshold, but I surely don’t expect to leave the sleepy streets Rabbi Hisiger hops onto a chair and pulls down an aged blue of Rahway and enter Manhattan, though that’s exactly the looseleaf, opening it to the handwritten notes inside.

“The first ArtScroll books were written by hand,” he says, feeling that comes over me as I enter the beautiful interior. pointing out the result of these notes: impressive tomes that A quick glance around reveals that a designer has been here stand on the shelves behind him. The first book ever written sometime in the last several years, giving the place an updated and sophisticated look. and published by Rabbi Meir Zlotowitz, z”l — Rabbi Gedaliah Zlotowitz’s father — was a commentary on Megillas Esther. He Behind a white marble desk sits the secretary, who kindly greets us and invites us to sit upon the rust-colored velvet chairs that are strategically IF IT’S AUTHENTICALLY JEWISH AND IN placed under a screen that’s currently playing a slideshow of the Mishkan. The glossy tiled PRINT, CHANCES ARE THAT ARTSCROLL walls are adorned with pictures, and I feel at PUBLICATIONS HAD A HAND IN IT. peace here as I wait for Rabbi Yitzchok Hisiger, 220

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had an invitation business at the time (named ArtScroll, of course), and he self-published the book after several publishing houses turned him down, stating there’d be no buyers. Proving those predictions wrong, the sefer on Megillas Esther sold tens of thousands of copies in short order, leading Rabbi Zlotowitz to follow it up with a commentary on Megillas Rus shortly thereafter. Today, ArtScroll is synonymous worldwide with Torah-true literature. There are currently over 3,000 titles to its name, with millions of books

A handwritten copy of one of Rabbi Meir Zlotowitz’s, z”l, first seforim

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Huge reams of paper fed into the printing machine

Gigantic rolls of paper

printed since its inception.

“What’s the most printed sefer?” I ask Rabbi Hisiger.

Pausing to think for only a moment, he reaches to the shelf behind him and pulls out the iconic blue Stone Chumash, sharing that this volume is one of the top selling ArtScroll volumes of all time.

I’m not surprised. The Stone Chumash is a staple in almost every shul.

Other staples, of course, are the Schottenstein Gemaras, as well as the many commentaries on Tanach, ranging from Rashi to the Ohr Hachaim.

Rabbi Hisiger pulls out a volume of the ArtScroll Tosafos, showing me the intricacies of the elucidation.

“Tosafos is extremely complicated, and to really understand it, you need not just translation, but also context and background information.”

He flips to the front of the sefer and points to a list of talmidei chachamim who worked on this one volume. The list is long indeed. “Each scholar adds a layer of information,” he explains.

These scholars, who comprise the staff of the Mesorah

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Heritage Foundation, are part of what has been dubbed a “kollel without walls.” Talmidei chachamim the world over labor at providing English-speaking Jews with the tools to correctly understand our heilige Torah. Many of them do it from their own homes, though the Mesorah Heritage Foundation maintains a wing in the Rahway building for those who choose to work at the office.

“How do you meet that expense?” I ask, realizing that sales might not cover the salaries of so many scholars. Rabbi Hisiger explains that the Mesorah Heritage Foundation was inspired by Professor Joel Fleishman, who approached Rabbi Meir Zlotowitz, asking how ArtScroll could produce such works at a moderate price. Rabbi Zlotowitz chuckled and answered, “With long hours and frequent borrowing.”

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Dedications and donations to the Foundation cover the extensive costs of producing each exquisite volume. For the price of a dedication, one is able to memorialize a loved one, support Torah scholars and be marbitz Torah l’rabbim.

Can there be any better deal?

It’s not only in-depth textual learning that ArtScroll provides; it’s inspiration in many forms. Biographies, kosher cookbooks, storybooks, books on Jewish thought…

The list is endless. If it’s authentically Jewish and in print, chances are that ArtScroll Publications had a hand in it.

Though cookbooks are currently the most popular genre, Rebbetzin Kanievsky remains one of the most popular books of the last decade — a fact soon confirmed in the printing room, where another batch of it is slated for print.

Before we head that way, we peek in on the editorial team, the graphics team and the typesetting office. We also see the legendary Rabbi Nosson Scherman, general editor of ArtScroll, who smiles in greeting as we pass his office. Everyone here looks content and happy to be a part of something bigger, part of providing Torah-true literature for Klal Yisroel.

In the graphics room, one wall in particular catches my eye and brings a smile to my face, for it’s decorated with spoof book covers the artists designed — a lighthearted way that Eli Kroen, ArtScroll’s art director par

Gemara pages hot off the press (and still warm to the touch!)

Stitching the pages together

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As we exit the offices and enter the printing room — or “the bindery,” as it’s called in ArtScroll land, I’m struck by its cleanliness. It is reminiscent of Costco in size and design, but despite the industrial vibes, the place is practically spotless. We follow Rabbi Hisiger as he weaves among the machines, cheerfully greeting all the workers on shift.

They each light up and return the greeting, feeling valued and respected.

Soon we reach a room filled with gigantic rolls of paper.

Rabbi Hisiger points to one bale, telling me it weighs 500 pounds. Turning around, we see the printing machines, their hungry mouths being fed with streams of white.

On the other side emerge what have now become sheimos, the holy words of Torah having appeared, black on white.

At the end of the machine sit piles of completed seforim, though lacking binding or cover. These flat sheets still have several more machines to visit.

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demand requires. The bindery functions 24 hours a day, five days a week, constantly churning out seforim. Despite the sheer number of books being printed, quality control is very important, and each one is inspected carefully before it leaves the warehouse.

As we continue our tour, tracing the journey of a sefer, we move from machine to machine. There is a machine that folds the pages and stitches them together, another that attaches a binding, and others that print the cover, fasten it to the cardboard backing, and then emboss it in gold as needed. There is also a machine that slices to size the vinyl that will become the covers of the iconic Hebrew/English seforim.

“How much do these machines cost?”

I wonder, and Rabbi Hisiger reveals that they’re priced in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. When we arrive at the machine that produces the covers, he notes that this one costs more than a million dollars. Seeing the expenses that go into creating reading material, it occurs to me that the price of printed books is truly justified…

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training to do it perfectly, I am told. And for what purpose are the edges of these Gemaras painted? “Simply for beauty,” Rabbi Hisiger says. After all, learning Torah is a beautiful mitzvah, and learning from a beautiful sefer is certainly hiddur mitzvah. Beauty abounds where there is Torah.

Our tour nearly over, we exit the printing room and peek into the wing reserved for the scholars. There are several comfortable and quiet offices here, set aside for those who choose to do their holy work at the ArtScroll building itself.

On our way out, we pass through a hallway lined with photos of famous Jewish personalities. I spot Rabbi Nachman Seltzer, Rabbi Yitzchok Dovid Grossman and Rabbi Y.Y. Reinman, among others.

“When I came to ArtScroll, I had an idea to interview the people behind the magic here,” Rabbi Hisiger tells me. “Inside ArtScroll,” a program that explores the writers behind the famed ArtScroll volumes, has its own green screen studio where the interviews are recorded. Aside from some props, the entire room is painted a garish green, but that background is swapped out with the help of graphics, leaving the viewer to see only pleasant surroundings.

I find it fascinating that ArtScroll, anchored in ancient texts, is so sophisticated and up to date. From its uberclassy offices, to the powerful machinery, to its recording studio, ArtScroll Publications has kept up with the times, making the timeless treasures of the Torah easily accessible to us today.

As our tour winds down, my daughter and I see a yeshivah class arriving, bringing fresh-faced youngsters to experience the process of book creation for themselves.

Let them be excited, I think. Let them see how the Torah is timeless, spanning thousands of years and thriving here, even in Rahway, New Jersey. And let them, please Hashem, let them be the next devoted link in the chain of transmission.

It is for them — and it is for Him — that the ArtScroll empire was built.

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Do you remember when duct tape art was all the rage? You might even have some brightly colored rolls of the sticky stuff left. But the handy guy’s toolbox is still the place most rolls of duct tape call home, because this tape has superhero status in terms of getting things fixed.

If you’re a duct tape enthusiast, try collecting glow-in-the-dark duct tape, doublesided duct tape, duct tape craft kits… and of course, duct tape in every color of the rainbow.

The Greatest Thing Since Duct Tape It takes a mother’s caring to see the necessity of an invention. Vesta Stoudt had two sons in the army during World War II, and she worked in arms manufacturing. The containers of ammunition she worked on were closed with simple paper tape that could rip, making it hard for a soldier to access his ammo in the middle of a battle.

Now, this wouldn’t do for Vesta’s soldier sons.

She wanted to create a strong, cloth-based tape that would stick well and open easily for use on the ammunition boxes.

She wrote a letter to the president, who made her idea happen, and voila!

Soon army-green duct tape rolls were given to every soldier, who found endless uses for the strong tape.

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Duck, Duck, Goose!

Duct tape was first called duck tape, because water rolled off the waterproof tape “like water off a duck’s back.”

Don’t Do Ducts With Duct Tape It took one guy to find that “duck tape” worked wonderfully on his air ducts for the company to switch the name to duct tape — and change its color to silver, to match the ductwork. Guess what? Today duct tape has been found to be the worst duct sealer out there, so much so that using it on ducts is a building code violation.

That’s not to say that duct tape doesn’t seal well — it does! However, it wasn’t built to stand up to the extreme temperature changes that ducts are exposed to. The solution? Aluminum foil tape is recommended instead.

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Duct Tape Does it All Duct tape truly is a man-made wonder. Try making a duct tape bridge — yes, it’s possible! The people who tried it found their duct tape bridge was fully usable.

You can lift a 5,000 pound car using duct tape; it’s that strong. And NASA keeps rolls of duct tape in outer space to hold things down in zero gravity and in case of emergency.

Duct tape has been used to make usable kayaks, canoes, rafts, compasses and slings for wilderness injuries. So wherever you go, whether land, sea or space, make sure your duct tape comes along with you.

Queen of Tape Anna Dominguez is known as the “Queen of Duct Tape” for her prolific duct tape creations. She can make lifelike portraits of people using only colored duct tape as her medium. Some of her tape art has taken over 300 hours to create, and she decorated the windows of the observation deck at 360 Chicago’s 94th floor with a unique duct tape creation. If you want a unique wall-hanging, perhaps a duct tape wall art is the way to go!

The Art of Duct Tape Duck brand duct tape holds an annual duct tape festival, in the Duct Tape Capital of the World: Avon, Ohio, Duck’s hometown.

At the festival, duct tape sculptures like a Rubik’s Cube and a bear are exhibited for visitors, many of whom arrive sporting duct tape clothing, of course! Duck also distributes duct tape craft kits to all the guests who show up.

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Bridal Shower (845) 248-4218

White Dresses 845-371-1765

Misc

Moving Help packing/unpacking 845-281-5900

Ribbis Question? 347-977-0628

Floral Bisomim 845-629-2785.

Digital Cameras 8264062

Notary Public 347-228-8825

Hats $25. 347-351-1604

Fix necklines 845-238-6691

Phone With Service 845-4457422

Elegant Hats 845-517-0838.

Hairstyling 845-540-3731

Eczema Cream 845-274-7858

Bands & Berets 845-371-3556

Hair styling 845-502-6558

Tichel 845-548-0014

Haircuts & Styling 845-352-8101/ 845-499-3218

Single parent? Help with shopping etc. 516-203-2616

Mechitza’s, Tables, Chairs Etc. Call 845-445-8015 ‎Hot Water Urns 845-425-9211 Ear-Plugs 845-202-0105.

Haircutting/Styling 845-2637057

Yiddish & English Poems 845587-3018 Shabbos lamps (914) 391-3787 Lev Simcha music groups/visits 8456082676

Toys 845-578-6513

Haircutting & Styling 845-4225337

Toys 917-538-3453.

Hospital Supplies 746-8293

sefer torah 347-598-0357

Clics 845-352-5820

Hospital Gown 845-425-8687

Free-shalom bayis 845-213-0602

Tablecloths (845) 371 2105

Hospital Gown 845-426-4695

Mezuzos 845-540-1802

Tablecloth 352-8292

Hospital Gowns 845-356-5364

Tablecloths 352-8292

Medical Equipment Email Slmw50@Gmail.com

Drop in babysitter - (845) 445-9391

Gold Chargers 845-573-9772 shelves, stands, trays & center-

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Kendamil formula 914-523-0592 Costume Used or new 8455380990

GREAT JOB OPPORTUNITY

Looking for someone to manage a well established grocery in Fallsburg. Please call 718-8554092 Ext. 201 & leave a clear message.

ASSISTANT PROJECT COORDINATOR to work in a dynamic department for Chesed 24/7. Computer savvy, able to take direction and follow through with attention to detail. Work with an energetic, creative and productive team. Excellent pay and hours could be flexible. Send resume to kfireman@ chesed247.org or call 845-354-3233 ext. 1112 GREAT OPPORTUNITY Looking for a Yingerman to operate a Wholesale supply. Serving local Contractors and Property managers.

Salary plus Commission based. Email: sales@tzoharus.com

BABYSITTING BABYSITTER AVAILABLE Warm, caring babysitter is available to babysit your child for overnight/long term. References available. Call 845514-7733 BABYSITTING Experienced Babysitter forming a new group for July & August. Located on Adar court . Please call or text me at 8453278953

SERVICES TORAHANYTIME.COM On demand Torah lectures VideoAudio-download All for free Computer or App for iPhone/Android Or Hotline 718-298-2077. Yiddish - Hebrew English FLY HIGH BALLOONS Biggest selection of balloons for all occasions in the Weiner drive area call 8454223988/ Flyhighbal@gmail.com PARENTING COACH New! A mother’s dream. Get a free personal coach. Trained and specializing in guiding you with your anxious child. Call to see if you are qualified. 3472861818 Leave message.

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Seeking experienced and motivated staff for a self-contained classroom for the upcoming school year.

a Division of tomche shabbos of rockland county 845-356-0202 ext. 303 | www.tomcheshabbos.org/job-placement

845-356-0202 ext. submit your resume/job openings to: IN THE PAST 19 MONTHS jobs@pipstaffing.org submi $18 MILLION IN SALARIES

a Division of tomche shabbos of rockland county FOR THE GREATER MONSEY COMMUNITY a Division of tomche shabbos county 845-356-0202 ext. 303 of| rockland www.tomcheshabbos.org/job-placement NO FEE TO THE EMPLOYER OR THE EMPLOYEE 845-356-0202 ext. 303 | www.tomcheshabbos.org/job-placement submit your resume/job openings to: submit your resume/job openings to: jobs@pipstaffing.org

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Positions available include: • Special education teachers, • Teacher assistant, • administrative secretary - with experience

if interested please email resume to:

reinhorn@rayim.org

SENIOR BOOKKEEPING ASSOCIATE 3+ YEARS CURRENT EXPERIENCE

Mature individual with strong leadership qualities, able to supervise and take charge.

Experienced and able to implement systems. Knowledge of all basic bookkeeping modalities with Not-for-Profit knowledge a plus. Able to prepare and maintain accounting documents and records.

Great working environment • Salary commensurate with experience • Excellent benefits

SEND RESUME TO: RARONOWITZ@CHESED247.ORG OR CALL: 845-354-3233 EXT. 1112

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THE REAL SHTICK To order please call the shtick headquarters

845 503 7100 And leave a message

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or 844.504.8400 ext 9201

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Classifieds ATTENTION

HEIMISH MAKEUP ARTIST Look like yourself. Makeup without looking made up. No eyes? No lips? No problem.

Your face. Your choice.

Specializing in Kallahs and mechtenistes. Call Rifkee for any occasion. 845-499-9923

PROFESSIONAL HAIRCUTS & STYLING Great prices. Call Miri 845426-7561

2021 GRADUATES!

CALL/TEXT SARAH @845-596-1373 Craniosacral Therapy InHome Sessions

MUSIC LESSONS ON THE PHONE Mr. Wertzberger’s Music School offering music lessons on the phone, ages 9-15 boys and girls. Try it free! 718-4351923

CUSTOM CLOSETS For all your custom closets, doors or mouldings call or text 1347.522.4872

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BAM JAM GIFT SHOP LLC Gift wrapping MondayThursday 9:00AM-6:00PM. VISIT OUR WEBSITE https:// www.bamjamgiftshop.com/ FACEBOOK/INSTAGRAM WHATTS APP- +1 (929) 4833343 ELECTRICIAN Experienced electrician for all your electrical work, reasonable prices, prompt and honest service. call 347345-5636.

HANDYMAN AVAILABLE We service all small electrical and plumbing work, assemble cabinets and much more. Yanky Wiesel 845-6828599

VIDEO PRODUCTION Creative and captivating video production (concept development, filming and editing) for Amazon products, businesses, brands EARPIERCING ONLY 6 and organizations. Call/text/ Ensure your spot on WhatsApp our 12 years experience.

Wide Goldi 845-608POSITIONS by sending AVAILABLE! selection. Call/text: 845-538- team 3725to your resume hr@horizongroup.us 7986

LADY CAR SERVICE Rochel 845-641-6994

PICK UPS 845-461-3084

Formerly Main Street Management.

HANDYMAN Handyman Repairs, Furniture Asssembly, Handiwork, Demo. Call/Text: 845-642-7343

VAN & TRUCK Van & Truck Delivery and Shlepping Service Call Izzy: 845-263-0420

PETTICOATS FOR RENT!

Enhance your gown with just the right petticoat!

Kids and adults petticoats for rent! In the Bates area. Please Call or text between 8:30-10pm 845-746-7248

NURSING ASSISTANT Home Health aide, personal care aide, looking for full time private job to take care of patients at home. 27 years experience. Good references.

Call Nadine 845-213-8308

SELF-MOTIVATED, PEARLSARE

BY YOU CHUMI SILBER HARDWORKING, AND DILIGENT? Genuine freshwater pearl ARE YOU LOOKING necklaces and earrings - FOR A FULFILLING OFFICE/BOOKKEEPING priced to suit your budget .We JOB? come down to the comfort of your house. offer GROUP! JOIN We THEalso HORIZON free pickup and delivery for SCIENCE SHOW your pearlLocated restringing.

Call Dr. in Monsey. on Melnick Fun, informative science 845-352-5013. show for day camps. For Heimishe, geshmake environment. women and girls. Book Optional: start now and work the KEYBOARD LESSONS now for the summer. Email first few weeks/months part time.

Keyboard lessons By Miri. themagicscientist@yahoo.

Apply and start working in Great Prices!

Calltoday 845-426com or call 845-320-2930.

June, July, August or September.

7561 or 845-263-6437

SHAIMOS

KANGEN WATER “Change your Water..

Change your life” Alkaline - AntiOxidant - Super Hydrating Call for FREE supply and feel AMAZING! 917-681-0003

‫די מאנסי עירוב‬ ‫צו באקומען וועכענטליך די עירוב‬ ‫אלערט’ס און אפדעיט’ס שיקט‬ 877-636-0227 :‫א מעסעדזש צו‬ ‫צו באקומען אן אימעיל טעקסט‬ ‫אייער אימעיל אדרעס‬

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OUTDOOR PORTRAITS Get your summer portraits done in the beautiful outdoors. Call: 347.585.7357 or Email: FaigysPhotos@ gmail.com to see photo samples.

POOL AVAILABLE Beautiful heated pool. Call for group bookings. Inquire about swimming lessons.

EARLY BIRD SPECIALS. 845596-3937

and start working when you are ready.

Ehrlich-Heimish Women’s Bookkeeping Office Is Hiring – (formerly Main Street Management)

What?

Where?

Who?

When?

What else?

• Multiple full time positions • Bookkeeping office • Challenging and satisfying

• In a heimishe ehrliche women’s office • On Melnick Drive

People who are: • Responsible and consistent • Self-motivating • Growth oriented

• Now • End of the summer • After Sukkos • Any time in between

• Competitive pay • Bonuses • Paid vacation • Friendly geshmake environment

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A Chesed 24/7 Division

SERVICE COORDINATOR GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. call: 917-414-3281 DEBT RELIEF having trubble with finances? join Debtors Anonymous Tuesday night @ 19 Robert Pitt # 113 , 7:30-8:30pm. visit www. debtorsanonymous.org

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

GOWNS GOLD GOWN Adorable gold gown by Dassy available to buy or rent.

Toddler size 4. Call 422-5596 for more info GOWN FOR RENT

Silver/Grey colored gown size 2-4 8455380391 GIRLS CHASUNAH GOWN Very Elegant, Winter White trimmed with Black Velvet, girls size 14/16 for sale. Please Call 845-709-7161.

MOTHER OF BRIDE Beautiful mother of bride gown for sale. Black and white. Size 10-12. Great price.

Call/text 347-760-4649.

GORGEOUS GOWN Ladies/Teens black gown for rent, size 2. Text preferred 845-596-0022 GOWN FOR RENT/SALE Magnificent elegant black trimmed with white married sister of bride gown for rent/ sale. Size 4-6. Call/text 845598-3433.

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SISTER OF THE BRIDE/GROOM Stunning Miri’s Custom Gown for Sale. Black tulle with Pink underlay, Fits size 2-4. Worn Once. Please contact for questions/photos.

347-463-7223 GOWNS FOR SALE Adorable white lace kids gowns. Size 3-4, 8 & 10. Adult black gown size 14. Please call 845-263-4355 leave message MIRI WEDDING DRESS Size 2, Off white with lace, dress length. Good for Tenoyim or sister of bride.

Please call or text 845-2637446 TWO BLUE GOWNS Size 0-2 for sale, please call/ text 347-423-6767

FREE GIVEAWAYS Dining Rm Table, oval shape, brown, well used but still sturdy. 104” (included 2 leaves) x 44” (i have pictures) 845659O57O 10 x 12 wooden succah in excellent condition. Must pick up by end of May. Call or text 845-517-7021 Wooden teachers desk with 4 draws. Pick up at 37 Francis pl. Very Heavy!

Four Door China Closet & Armoire 845-425-2303 / 845274-1142 Master bedroom set good condition 426-0864

LATE ADS FURNITURE FOR SALE Magnificent Italian 4 door China closet with matching table with 2 leaves for sale.

Please call 845-248-5949 PRIVATE HOUSE Renovated high ranch brand new kitchen Grandview Ridgeway area for rent call Monsey Realty 1845-376-0906

Share 24/7 is looking to hire an additional service coordinator for our dayhab department.

Candidate should have strong organizational and interpersonal skills. Wonderful work environment in a women’s office.

REACH OUT TO HADDASA: 845-354-3233 X 1158 OR SEND RESUME TO: HYANKOVITCH@SHARE-247.ORG

HOUSE FOR RENT Furnished house available for rent in Pomona heights 6 bdrms 4 full bathrooms move in ready. Asking 9.5k serious inquiries only 347451-4245 PRIVATE REBBE Looking for a Rebbe to learn privately with an 11 year old boy 4 times a week in the morning for 2 hours first half please call 347-451-4320 EVENT VIDEOS Wrap up your event with a memorable video! Bar/ Bas Mitzvah, Anniversary, Birthday, Sheva Brachos etc Maidy M. 8452901015 HIRING HCS is looking for heimish tutors to learn with teenage boys, please call 845-4262199 ext 1611 FULL TIME POSITION Busy tax accounting office is looking to hire a multi-tasking, detail oriented, and responsible female. Experience a plus. Email resume to taxpositionavailable@gmail. com DETACHED GARAGE Nice detach Double garage for rent Newday grocery area call 376-0906 FOR RENT Bates neighborhood. Superexcellent condition. A mustsee! Ready to move in. 5 + 1 Bedrooms. 2 ½ Bathrooms.

Pesach kitchen. Easy to assemble sukkah. Call 845659-2846

OFFICE MANAGER

Busy wig salon is seeking an office manager. Must be organized, multi tasker, friendly, and tech savvy. Good eye for detail. Full time position includes some sundays.

Great pay for the right individual. Pls email your resume to jobs@ tranees.com or contact us 845-418-3334 OFFICE MANAGER Office in Monsey looking to hire a full-time Office Manager. Candidates must have experience in QuickBooks, Microsoft, and other secretarial and office duties. Excellent pay for the right candidate. Please email your resume to office@ megedpi.com or call us at 917-676-2374.

OFFICE POSITION Fast paced, multi girl, medical management office looking to hire f/t energetic, multi-tasking and quick learner female. Office experiences a Plus, great pay, and potential for growth.

Pleasant work environment.

Please email resume to jobmonsey6@gmail.com GREAT OPPORTUNITY Miles of smiles is looking to hire a teacher for sept for a heimishe English speaking very cute settled turning 3 yr old group. Well paid and easy terms. Also looking for 2 high school girls to be assistants for July and august. Pls call 845-537-1960

G R E A T

We are hiring!

J O B

Candidate should be detail oriented with great communication/phone skills.

Please email resume to: jobresume845@gmail.com

ASSISTANT MANAGER

O P P O R T U N I T Y

Busy property management company is looking to hire a full time female secretary.

HELP WANTED

• Full time, all year round job • Pleasant work environment • Must have managerial experience and be available for handiwork

YESHIVA GEDOLAH ZICHRON MOSHE FALLSBURG, NY

Email resume

job@ygzm.edu All replies confidential • References required Salary commensurate with experience

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‫מעמד הנחת אבן הפינה לביהמ"ד החדש דקהל אור מרדכי בטשעסנאט רידזש‬

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL United Talmudical Academy is a school in Rockland County Area and is now accepting proposals to find a qualified source to provide us with Milk and Fruit Juices Products. For the upcoming School year start date 07/01/2022 Finish date 06/30/2023 U.T.A. is serving approximately 3,000 Children.

Submission Deadline: June/01/2022 by the end of the day.

To receive a Bid Package please contact our office via email at utafoodprogram@gmail.com In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded

by USDA. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English.

To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD-3027)(link is external) found online at: https://www.usda.gov/ oascr/how-to-file-a-program-discrimination-complaint(link is external), and at any USDA office, or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992.

Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by: (1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights 1400 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; (2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or (3) email: program.intake@usda.gov(link sends e-mail).

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

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Rodeo Realty

Your Local Realty Expert!

Lonna Ralbag: Licensed Real Estate Broker, 67 East NY-59 Suite 308, Spring Valley NY 10977, Cell: (914) 548-0870 Email: lonnaralbag@gmail.com

NEW LISTING! PRESENTING A LOVINGLY CARED FOR COLONIAL DREAM HOME IN NEW HEMPSTEAD

Situated on lush, picturesque property. Featuring immaculate bright spacious rooms drenched with natural light, gleaming wood floors, 5 large bedrooms, 3 bathrooms all ready to move right into. True pride of ownership and a rare find!

NEW LISTING! WELCOME TO THIS SPECTACULAR BI-LEVEL ON ONE OF THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS CUT-DESAC BLOCKS IN WESLEY HILLS

featuring 6 + bed, 3 full baths, hdwd floors, master bed and bath, spacious porch overlooking the private yard. Great home for entertainment or to just relax and take in the serenity. Close to everything with many amenities in the area; hiking, parks, shopping, schools, and transportation

NEW LISTING! OVER 6,600+ FINISHED SQFT

Completely custom built 6-bed colonial dream home, featuring a gorgeous heated, in ground swim pool, surround sound systems, security, home theater with 7-speaker Triad surround sound, steam shower, Custom 4000+ ft Victorian wrap around deck, approx. 1000 sqft bonus finished loft with high ceilings and 2 skylights.

THIS INCREDIBLE 8-BED, 5 BTH RANCH IN THE HIGHLY DESIRED FORSHAY NEIGHBORHOOD

Is boasting a lovely inground pool, outdoor bath, large level private property. Spacious open floor plan, expansive eat-in kitchen, extra summer kitchen, wine cooler, stainless steel appliances, extra commercial stove, refrigerators and freezers, large picture windows, sky lights, beautiful master bed suite with custom bath and a private exit to the porch.

RENTALS!

DON’T MISS THIS IT!

Charming Bright Spacious Bi-Level FOR RENT in PRIME location of Spring Valley! 6Bd 4Bth, set back on over an acre of level private property. Lovely entryway w/ spacious kit, gleaming hardwd flrs, updated tiled bthrms, huge family room with wet bar, living rm, formal dining rm.

NEW RENTAL IN MONTEBELLO!

Absolutely Stunning 5-Bed Colonial Dream Home on Magnificent Over One Acre Beautifully Manicured and Gated Grounds, Featuring Eat-In Kitchen With Maple Cabinetry and Granite Counter tops, Beautiful Master Suite with Walk in Closet Sitting Room Jacuzzi Style Tub and Separate shower, gleaming hardwood floors, finished walkout bsmnt and much more

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD YOUR CUSTOM DREAM HOME!

The location spks for itself on one of Pomona’s prettiest no-thru streets. Prime level land w/1 acre plus. 2 plots left on Mayer Ln!

MUST SEE!

Brand new Town Houses and Accessory Apartments in the Heart of Monsey!

Dead end street!

Call Chani Wealcatch for details/prices: 845-641-3410

Ask About Our Other Available Properties! • Visit us @ www.rodeonyrealty.com

Office building in Chestnut Ridge

FOR RENT

103 Spring Valley Rd

Design your own office space Suites of 500 to 2500 square feet available Next to the Garden State

2 BEDROOM APARTMENT IN NEW HEMPSTEAD AREA FOR KOLLEL FAMILY OR REBBE.

Please Call and Leave a Message

845-581-7237

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Contents

// Inside

INSIDE: MEHADRIN’S 48PAGE SHAVUOS COOKBOOK

FREE ISSUE 348 MAY 18, 2022

FYI: DUCT TAPE

‫פרשת בהר‬ ‫י”ז אייר תשפ”ב‬

VITAMINS: JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED The Vitamin Desk at Maple Pharmacy brings the best of both the vitamin and pharmaceutical worlds together

The Fire of Torah A ZEIDY WHO LEARNED TO LEIN

JOURNEY THROUGH THE ARTSCROLL EMPIRE

BRINGING BOOKS BACK TO LIFE

His age didn’t stop him from reaching his goals

From plain white sheets to sacred sheimos

An enterprising bachur and his bindery

STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE Three ways to savor the season’s offerings

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

D. GORALNIK Content Editor:

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