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I BAKED CHALLAH

Thank you for your amazing Challah Issue, I am a working mother who does not get to bake challah very often. However, your Challah Issue gave me the push to bake. I did it on Friday, which added a special touch to Shabbos, and the schlissel challah made the excitement double.

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Your magazine is a wonderful place to show some hakaras hatov. Firstly, I would like to comment that I am really enjoying your recipes. The short-ingredient, onepan bake suppers (pasta and chopped meat,chicken cutlets with rice) were big hits and are spreading throughout Lakewood and Eretz Yisroel as I write.

Secondly, with the busy yom tov season behind us, I’d like to tell a story about Monsey Glatt. I had just made a major shopping trip and was heading home with my mother, talking about what we would cook/bake first. As I reached the first traffic light, I suddenly remembered that I had forgotten to

wait for my case of eggs! How was I going to make anything now? The thought of turning around and fighting the Route 59 traffic again was just too much. My mother called the store for me and told them we had left the eggs, and they offered to send them over. A few minutes later, we pulled into the driveway and started unloading our purchases. My husband came out to help, and casually asked, “Where do you want me to put the eggs?” Somehow, Monsey Glatt had managed to drop off the eggs before we were even in the house!

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“Mommy, the baby has a sharp knife!” The frantic voice of my threeyear-old sliced through my concentration. I’d been wrist-deep in mushy challah dough, intensely focused on the task at hand. Panicking, my heart flew into my throat, and I quickly turned around to see my one-year-old holding the handle of an incredibly pointy knife, its sharp edge gleaming.

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I had known that my daughter had found a new hobby of digging through a specific cabinet used to store dishes and silverware that were rarely used, but I thought that I’d checked it over well and left behind only spoons and other safe objects for her to play with.

Apparently, I hadn’t looked well enough. Although I had left her playing with toys on the floor next to me while I worked on the dough, she’d made her way over to the cabinet and found that hidden hazard.

Miraculously, even though her nimble little fingers had found a dangerous object, the new walker had ambled across the kitchen without getting hurt, and had even played with the knife for who-knows-how-long before my son had noticed what she had.

Later that day I reflected on the chain of events. It’d been a long time since I’d baked challah. Years, in fact.

There was always an excuse.

You know how it goes: I was always too busy, too tired, or too overwhelmed. And then my local bakery came out with its Challah-for-a-Dollar special, and my rational mind said, “Hey, it doesn’t even pay to bake!” Although, I knew that it really did pay to bake, because who can put a cost on a holy mitzvah? But you know the yetzer hara, that sly

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little fellow who convinces us to do things that we know are detrimental to our own good… Well, he won in regards to challah for roughly four years.

All of that changed, however, when we ran our Challah Edition of The Monsey View. Together with the rest of upstate New York, I was inspired to pull out my mixing bowl, and along with punching down the dough, I punched away my yetzer hara.

Not only did my family enjoy fresh shlissel challah that first week, it seems that re-inviting this special mitzvah into my life had a side-effect: I noticed that my children were better behaved, their parents more calm, and the entire atmosphere in general was happier. Could it be, I asked myself, that special bracha had come into my home, in the z’chus of Challah?

Energized by this concept, I decided to once again devote Friday to making challah with my children….

Well, you know how that story ends, and it doesn’t include injured children or Hatzolah, Baruch Hashem.

If the bracha of serenity in the home wasn’t enough to convince me to try for a third week of making heimishe challah, then the shemirah we’ve seen definitely is. So, if you knock on my door come Friday, most likely you’ll find me flanked by my children, making our own challah.

After all, this is a mitzvah that always pays. Thank you, The Monsey View, for inspiring us all in this great mitzvah.

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They have two afternoon sessions where dental students do the work under the supervision of a professor. I arrived at the beginning of the first session, but a problem arose that didn’t get taken care of until the end of the time slot. They told me I should come back for the second session. I waited around, and when it was time to be checked in, the person in charge refused to allow me to do that, claiming I had already checked in earlier. I told him they had checked me out and told me I must check myself back in. The man wouldn’t budge, so I turned to Hashem and asked Him to please take care of me. I had done all that I could, and I didn’t have the energy or resources to make sure I was seen. Suddenly, a professor appeared.

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WeighSmarter be as unhealthy as their wheatbased counterparts. For one, making gluten-free products tasty means that most manufacturers add extra sugar, hydrogenated fats, and different food additives. So, the notion that gluten-free products are healthy is just that: a concept that holds little truth (at least in certain cases). Processed gluten-free products like cakes and cookies aren’t healthier at all, and they won’t do much for your waistline. The sugar and carbs can be as high — or even higher — in these products, which makes you more likely to gain weight.

So, that’s the reason why I said “no” to losing weight by going gluten-free. Now let’s examine why I said “yes.”

By Esty Weiss

Will Going Gluten-Free Help You Lose Weight?

Here’s the million-dollar question: Will going gluten-free help you lose weight?

Last week my response was “yes and no,” and some of you are probably wondering what I meant by that. I know that many people lost quite a bit of weight when they went off gluten, but in my opinion, that’s not the essence of going gluten-free. Let me explain: The next time you’re at the grocery store, take a quick look at the gluten-free section.

Chances are you will find almost anything imaginable, from gluten-free doughnuts to gluten-free wafers. There is an abundance of gluten-free products, especially since celiac disease has been on the rise in recent years.

For both children and many adults, this can be a big help when it comes to Shabbos parties, Yom Tov, Chanukah, and Purim — or any other time you don’t want to feel deprived. There is one problem regarding weight loss, though.

THE PROBLEM: The problem is that too many people think that gluten-free products are automatically healthy, when in fact they can

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You still need to eat — but this usually means more proteins, fresh and cooked veggies, fruits, nuts, and maybe a small piece of gluten-free cake every once in awhile.

GOING GLUTENFREE: Going gluten-free has its own set of benefits, especially when it comes to inflammation. For years now, I’ve heard very positive feedback from people who have gone off gluten. However, these are not the people who indulge in ready-made glutenfree products! When you go off gluten without relying on processed gluten-free foods, you will automatically find yourself on a much healthier diet. You won’t have pastries, bread, or any of the other high-carb wheatbased foods that you used to consume in such high quantities. This alone will lead to major weight loss!

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ally means more proteins, fresh and cooked veggies, fruits, nuts, and maybe a small piece of gluten-free cake every once in awhile. People who have gone off gluten and eat mostly whole foods see fantastic results when it comes to weight loss. As soon as you add more protein and vegetables to your diet, you will find yourself burning off extra body fat. Now, that’s how you lose weight on a gluten-free diet!

However, here’s another piece of the puzzle we have yet to discuss: Some people claim that wheat gives them digestive issues like gas and bloating, and that they lose weight by going gluten-free because of that.

Just keep in mind that going off gluten and eating anything and everything with a glutenfree label does not mean you will lose weight! You might stay the same size, or even put on a few pounds by overeating.

But ultimately, I’m all for going gluten-free. If you plan on eating healthier foods as a result, you will feel much better. And if you have any autoimmune issues like a sluggish thyroid, arthritis, skin conditions, etc., then it’s definitely worth a shot to go off gluten for three months and reevaluate how you’re feeling then.

There are so many healthy gluten-free grains available, so it’s doubtful you’ll feel like you’re

missing out. Examples include crackers made from quinoa, amaranth, kasha, and millet.

Another option is to cook one — or perhaps a combination — of these grains.

So, will you lose weight if you go gluten-free? Only if you steer clear of processed glutenfree food items (for the most part, that is).

Interested in digestion and weight loss? Stay tuned for next week’s article!

Esty Weiss, CHC, is a certified weight-loss expert and President of WeighSmarter™, a dynamic weight-loss program geared towards orthodox women. She specializes in solutions for lasting weight-loss, using many techniques including, but not limited to, personalized fat-burning food plans, guided imagery, positive affirmations, and EFT. Esty first used these powerful tools to lose over 70 pounds, herself, and since 2006 has used these same tools to help others. She lives in Monsey, NY with her husband and five kids ka”h.

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Stage 1: Mr. and Mrs. Epstein decide that Yeshivas Toras Hashem is the right place for their son Shimon to learn.

Stage 2: Mr. and Mrs. Epstein think of a plan how to enroll Shimon in the yeshivah, determining all the necessary steps to take (deciding when to call for an application, who to list as references, etc.).

Stage 3: Mr. and Mrs. Epstein file the application and speak to the references to alert them that the yeshiva might contact them regarding Shimon’s application.

Stage 4: The creation of the talmid Shimon Epstein is completed; Shimon Epstein “becomes” a talmid at Yeshivas Toras Hashem.

The Kabbalah teaches us that everything in this world undergoes a four-stage process of creation. Stage One is the olam ha’atzilus, where something exists as a pre-thought.

Stage Two is the olam ha’briah, where the thought becomes a plan, which is a more developed level of thought. Stage Three is the olam ha’yetzirah, where the preparation for the physical creation takes place. Stage Four is the olam ha’asiyah, where the physical creation actually takes place. We refer to Stages Two, Three, and Four as the Worlds of Thought, Speech, and Action, respectively.

The first posuk of this week’s

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Parsha mentions speech three times: “Vayomer Hashem el Moshe emor el ha’kohanim b’nei Aharon v’amarta aleihem l’nefesh lo yitama b’amav. – Hashem said to Moshe: Speak to the Kohanim, the sons of Aharon, and say to them: let none of you defile himself with the dead among his people.” (Vayikra 21:1) The Kedushas Levi writes

We have all heard that lashon hara kills, but we often dismiss this as being merely symbolic – an exaggeration meant to instill within us the seriousness of lashon hara. that each of these three references to speech corresponds to the final three stages of creation: the Worlds of Thought, Speech, and Action. He points out that just as there is life and death in this physical world, there is life and death in the pre-stages to this world. The Kedushas Levi concludes that when a person

abuses his power of speech, he is considered to have caused death in the World of Speech, as it says in Mishlei (18:21): “Death and life are in the power of the tongue.”

We have all heard that lashon hara kills, but we often dismiss this as being merely symbolic – an exaggeration meant to instill within us the seriousness of lashon hara. The Kedushas Levi is revealing to us that lashon hara really does kill. The killing process begins in Stage Two (the World of Thought) with the negative, judgmental thoughts that precede the lashon hara.

Speaking lashon hara kills the person in the World of Speech, which is Stage Three of creation.

This trickles down to Stage Four, bringing death to this world in its wake.

And it isn’t only the victim of lashon hara who is killed. The Gemara in Arachin 15b says that lashon hara kills three people: the speaker, the listener, and the person about whom the lashon hara was spoken. Likewise, it says in Tehillim (34:13-14): “Mi ha’ish ha’chofetz chaim… – Who is the man who desires life…?

Guard your tongue from evil and your lips from speaking deceitfully.”

Hashem has granted us tremendous power by giving us the ability to speak, and we must be extremely careful not to abuse this power. The above

posuk from this week’s Parsha hints to this. By referring to speech three times while telling the kohanim not to defile themselves through death, it is a hint that misuse of speech causes death in the three worlds of Thought, Speech, and Action.

The “creation” of Shimon Epstein as a talmid in Yeshivas Toras Hashem underwent a four-stage process, as delineated above, paralleling the four-stage process of creation in this world. If Shimon the talmid would be dismissed from the yeshiva, then the talmid Shimon Epstein would no longer exist; he would be “killed” as a talmid on a physical level. However, had the process of creation been disrupted earlier – at Stage One, Two, or Three – the name “Shimon Epstein” would also not appear on the roster at Yeshivas Toras Hashem.

This would be another form of killing. Had someone, for example, spoken lashon hara against Shimon to the yeshiva at Stage Three, causing his application to be rejected, Shimon Epstein would not exist as a talmid in the yeshiva. He would have been murdered in the World of Speech, causing a physical death to his creation as a talmid.

The power of speech is a privilege and a responsibility, which Hashem granted only to man. In Bereishis 2:7, man is called a nefesh chaya – a living soul. Rashi points out that whereas animals are also called living souls, man is more alive because he was granted intelligence and speech. An animal can kill only in this world, but man, being gifted with intelligence (Stage 2) and speech (Stage 3), can kill in three worlds.

Words can build and words can destroy. May we all appreciate the tremendous power of speech and use it properly.

Hilchos Shabbos

Q&A

One Halachah at a Time

By Rebbetzin Y. Weissmandl

Q A

I am new in Monsey. Is it okay to use my phone book to look up the address of someone I want to visit?

There are a few types of muktzah. One kind is “keli sh’mlachto l’issur” (‫)כלי שמלאכתו לאיסור‬. This means a utensil which is mainly utilized to do melachos that are forbidden on Shabbos. One should not move such a keli with one’s hands.

• If that keli can be used for other permitted purposes on Shabbos, for example, a hammer which one would use to crack open nuts, one may do so. This is called “l’tzorach gufo” (‫לצורך‬ ‫)גופו‬.

• This type of muktzah may also be moved if one would need the space where the hammer is, if one would be expecting guests, or if it would get in the way of the Shabbos seudah.

These are cases of tzorach mekomo (‫)צורך מקומו‬.

• No shinuy is required when moving it l’tzorach gufo u’mkomo.

• A keli that has no permissible usage on Shabbos, for example an expensive pen or a blender, may not be moved l’tzorach mekomo.

A phone book is considered a “keli shemlachto l’issur.” Although one does not use it to do the actual melachah, the dialing of the number, since the main purpose of the book is to look up numbers in order to dial, it is considered a “keli shemlachto l’issur.” Therefore one may only use it to lookup an address (l’tzorach gufo). After looking up the address, one should return it to its place whilst still holding it in one’s hands, because, after one puts it down on a chair etc. one may not move it anymore because it is no longer l’tzorach gufo u’mekomo. One should not place it on a spot that would render it necessary to move it l’tzorech mekomo.

This leniency only applies to a muktzah which is a keli sh’mlacto l’issur, not for any other types of muktzos such as machmas gufo (‫)מחמת גופו‬, machmas isur (‫)מחמת איסור‬, machmas mius (‫ )מחמת מיאוס‬or machmas chisoron kis (‫)מחמת חסרון כיס‬ Comment: I think people might not be aware that when shaking open a garbage bag, there is a perforation that tears. I realized it with the Glad garbage bags, and it may be true with other companies as well.

One of the concepts of Makeh Bepatish is to take a product that is one hundred percent complete, yet is still not usable, and to do an act to render it usable. For example, taking a new, finished garment and removing the tailor’s large basting stitches. This garment was a finished product even before the stitches were removed, but it was never usable. Only after removing the stitches does the garment become wearable.

Makeh Bepatish also applies to plastic bags and tissues whose edges are still stuck together from manufacturing, because, by separating them they are now rendered usable.

Feel free to submit your short Hilchos Shabbos questions to comments@themonseyview.com T H E M O N SE Y V I E W /

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Recap: Chaim Elazar is awakened by a drunken, knife-wielding teen, but staves off the attacker, much to his own surprise.

The police and an ambulance are called and Chaim Elazar goes into shock. When his parents rush out to go to him, the new next-door neighbor looks on with disdain at their disheveled appearance.

“How’s he doing?” the menahel asked.

“He’ll be okay,” Elimelech said. He and Sara were in two chairs in a lounge on the floor, and Sara could clearly hear the voice of the menahel coming from Elimelech’s cell phone. “He needs some fluids, but baruch Hashem, it could have ended way worse. They say he’s dehydrated, malnourished, maybe.”

“So, are you ready to talk tachlis?” the menahel asked.

“What do you mean?”

“Well” — the menahel indulged in a deep throat clearing — “the police are looking at the footage. They say they are onto the perpetrator of that fight, but—” “It wasn’t a fight. It was an attack.”

“Yes, but then there’s the question of why is a young boy out at night, without permission, outside of Yeshivah walls,” the menahel said.

“He was learning. He couldn’t sleep,” Elimelech asked, his voice getting tender. “I, too, am concerned about that.”

“Well,” the menahel said, and he lowered his voice significantly, until it was a gruff pronouncement. “We can’t have that going on in our Yeshivah, even with a boy like Chaim Elazar. It’s dangerous, and frankly, unacceptable.”

“That was exactly my thinking,” Elimelech said. They were at a standoff, both silently unwilling to take up the round bollard of responsibility that stood between them. Whose responsibility was that loose incident that scared both of them out of their mind?

Elimelech stood up. Sara also stood, but she couldn’t keep up with the menahel’s end of the conversation anymore, and instead, she crossed and uncrossed her arms, twisted her rings around her finger until they cut, and tapped her foot, never taking her eyes away from her husband’s agitated face.

“Even if he was completely innocent, which we believe he is,” the menahel hastened to reassure, and Elimelech couldn’t help noticing how he had modulated his voice into sweetness and partnership, “we still question why he went out in the middle

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It’s against yeshivah rules, and as you can see, completely unsafe. I take achraiyus for every boy, and we have a mashgiach for them until the wee hours, until all of them are sleeping. Why was he out in the middle of the night?”

“You’re right…”

“And also, you yourself raised the concern that Chaim Elazar wasn’t himself lately.” He sighed.

“I’m sorry, but we can’t have that at yeshivah. When he gets out of the hospital, he’s going to need to face some severe consequences.”

“Don’t you think that the way this played out is enough of a teaching moment?” Elimelech asked, and Sara stared, then looked down the hall and back at her husband again.

“I think I’ve made myself clear,” the menahel said. “We can’t tolerate this type of behavior.

We’ll meet all together once he’s well.”

Elimelech stared at the phone, still disbelieving he had heard right. Then he flipped the phone closed, and sat down again on the bright orange chair. Sara was afraid to move.

Elimelech buried his face in his palms. “Ribono shel Olam,” he said out loud. “It’s not shayach.

This is crazy.”

He took out his phone again, scrolled through the contacts, then closed it again and replaced it in his pocket. He turned to Sara. “Did you follow all that?”

“Not completely,” she admitted. She was scared. But so was he. She didn’t want to say more.

“They’re not letting this incident pass once it’s over. I guess they need to make sure all the other boys learn their lesson, because Chaim Elazar already did.”

“Do you think they’ll throw him out?” Sara asked, dread already dripping down into her.

“I’m sure we can talk to someone.

Talk to the rosh yeshivah. Lemme see who else we can call. The rav.

The Lembergers.”

“Not so fast,” Elimelech said.

He was tired; so, so tired. “We have to understand the menahel before we defend our son.”

“It’s simple. He wants to protect himself,” Sara spat. All of her fears, of her son going off course, him not “making” it, it all came to her mind, curtseying and demanding respect. Wasn’t this, her sitting in the hospital lounge with him hooked up to IV, the menahel in a virtual frenzy, the fruition of her nightmares?

“We need to be armed with koach, to take care of him best, both b’gashmius, and also to make him choose saner choices,” her husband said. “We can’t run on empty and desperation and still expect to give our son what he needs.”

“But we know our son. He’s had enough!”

“We do. But we still have the same concerns as the Yeshivah.

Why was he outside in middle of the night?”

They looked at each other, both acknowledging the impasse. “I think we should let this sit for a bit, and just be here for Chaim Elazar.”

“But I can’t.” Sara was honest.

“I’m consumed. This is crazy.”

“Even in crazy times, the best thing we can do right now for him, for us, for the other children, is just to be focused on the next right thing. It might even take my mind off this situation, which we can’t solve now anyway. Let’s see if he’s up.”

“But maybe we could solve it,” Sara insisted. “We can try. We can clear his name. He’s our son!

The menahel is—” “It doesn’t matter. It will work itself out. Better for us not to involve ourselves when we’re in such a state.”

Her husband was a hero. He really was. Shaken, but not toppled, he was so strong, a leader.

She was going to live up to her own role. She marched into Chaim Elazar’s room, where the boy was sleeping, his face a gaunt house for his young and

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handsome features.

He’d probably, hopefully, sleep for a long while. “Should one of us go home, to be with the children?” she asked. Chaim Elazar would be fine. They still wanted to run some tests, but he was largely out of danger, as far as his nighttime skirmish was involved. Why he was losing weight was a separate issue.

Elimelech nodded. “That would be great.” His phone rang again, and he peered at it, not recognizing the number. “I’m taking this call. I’ll stay here.

You go.”

So she did, driving out of the parking lot of the hospital and looking around, as if this was surreal. She was too sleep deprived to think clearly. “Just focus on the next right thing,” she repeated to herself. But not for too long.

Her anxiety, that edge of worry rattled around in her every time she thought a thought, which was more times per minute than she could keep up with. She needed to take action.

She could talk to people, take care of things. She called the Rav. “It’s the summer. School is almost starting. Does the school know that they can’t just turn my daughter out?”

“Mrs. Binet,” the Rav said in a simple voice, speaking to her hysteria, “the school contacted you be-

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Whose responsibility was that loose incident that scared both of them out of their mind? fore the end of last school year.

They won’t change their position. You’ll have to find something new.”

One child out of school and another one in deep trouble with his Yeshivah, all in one day. And the awful, awful fear of being ousted from the community, at odds with the chinuch partners of their children, and wondering if their place in the community was not irrevocable, after all.

“But why, tell me why? How could they? We are a normal, chashuv mishpacha, my husband is a marbitz Torah, we are good parents in the parent body. We pay our tuition on time. My daughter has some challenges. Is that a reason to throw her out? Every child has a chance to shine.”

“I’m sorry. I agree with your assessment of your family. I’ve tried to help you, and I’m ready to help you find a school that’s better suited. But your daughter can’t go back there. They won’t take her.”

“Tell me why. I’d like to understand.” She was pushing it, but what was a mother, until now the royal queen of her family, now the steward of two children not assured their place of learning, supposed to do, if not calm herself with the facts?

“We could say it’s

your fault. You don’t pay full tuition. Your daughter needs more help. But really, it’s about the school growing too large to be able to accommodate. They are operating at such a large scale. They’re inundated with applications, people are knocking their door downs, using any pull they have to get their children in. Many are turned down, others they have no choice but to take. They are bursting at the seams; they simply don’t have the resources to focus on a student that needs so much individual attention.”

“Corrupted,” Sara said, her voice scratchy with furious tears. She had asked for this.

She had asked for this. But it was good to know.

“Maybe so. Also, just changes. Things are changing in Monsey, Monsey is growing, and we have to go along with that.”

To be continued...

Chany Rosengarten’s work has appeared in Mishpacha, Ami, Jewish Press, Chabad.org, Lakewood Shopper and of course, The Monsey View.

She writes for businesses and entertainment venues, gives workshops on writing and success, and her book Jerusalem Stone will soon be released.

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Patties on the Grill In the spirit of Lag B’Omer, enjoy these three flavorful, moist, and delicious-tasting patties, which can all easily be made on your indoor grill or griddle.

Rest assured, you can also easily make them on a cookie sheet under your broiler. If you want to, you can even fry them.

The following recipes can be made using ground meat, ground light or dark chicken, or you can use a combination of the two.

If you find the mixture too hard to handle and form into patties, then use a scoop to place onto greased griddle or grill.

Enjoy!

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CHICKEN AND DILL BITES

1 lb. ground light chicken 1 egg ½ cup finely chopped dill 2 teaspoons sesame oil 1 teaspoon salt ž cup cornstarch 1. In a bowl combine chicken, egg, dill, sesame oil, and salt. Shape chicken mixture into patties and flatten.

2. Spread corn starch onto a flat plate and roll patties in corn starch.

3. Grill for a few minutes on each side.

The fresh dill adds amazing flavor to these moist chicken patties.

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1 lb. ground meat 3 tablespoons soy sauce 1 ½ tablespoons sugar 2 cubes frozen garlic

1 tablespoon sesame oil 1 tablespoon sesame seeds 3 tablespoons sliced scallions 1/8 teaspoon pepper

1. Combine all ingredients and mix until just combined. Form into patties and grill.

These burgers are perfect alongside soy sauce rice (see previous issues) and steamed oriental vegetables.

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1 lb. dark ground chicken 1/3 cup oil 3/4 cup flavored corn flake crumbs

2/3 cup seltzer 2 tablespoons onion soup mix 1 frozen garlic cube

1 teaspoon salt 2 eggs

1. Mix all ingredients until just combined. Form into patties and grill.

Try these moist patties; they will become a family favorite!

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MAY 10TH clarify. After the meeting, it G O P D E L E G AT E C O U N T Republicans – Donald seemed that Ryan understood TRUMP Trump won West Virginia that it would be in the best TOTAL 1134 with 77% of the vote. He reinterest of the party, as well ceived at least 30 of the state’s as in his own best interest, to 34 delegates (John Kasich won come out and show a united only one). He also won Nefront, even if he didn’t agree D E M D E L E G AT E C O U N T braska with 61.4% of the vote with Trump completely (or at CLINTON SANDERS and received all of the states all). He told reporters, “This is TOTAL 1716 1433 36 delegates. This brought our first meeting. I was very SUPER DELEGATES 524 40 him to 1,134 delegates, 103 encouraged with this meeting, GRAND TOTAL 2240 1473 short of 1,237 he needs to ofbut this is a process. It takes ficially clinch the nomination. some time; you don’t put it toDemocrats – Bernie Sandgether in 45 minutes.” He did ers won West Virginia, getting 51.4% of the vote and not give Trump his endorsement, but they did issue a eighteen delegates. Hillary Clinton received 35.8% and joint statement saying, “While we were honest about eleven delegates. Leading up the election, the polls had our few differences, we recognize that there are also been showing Sanders ahead, but this is a state that many important areas of common ground. We will historically has supported the Clintons. It is believed be having additional discussions but remain confident that a comment Hillary has recently made about coal there’s a great opportunity to unify our party and win mine workers — a major industry in West Virginia — in this fall, and we are totally committed to working towhich she said that they would be out of jobs due to the gether to achieve that goal.” economic impact of coal mining, has probably contributed to her losing the state.

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THE TRUMP AND RYAN MEETING On Thursday, May 1, Donald Trump went to Washington D.C. to hold a much anticipated meeting with Paul Ryan, Speaker of the House and leader of Congressional Republicans. Prior to the meeting, Ryan had withheld his support of Trump, saying he had concerns with some of Trump’s positions which he wanted to

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THE TRUMP PHENOMENON — OP-ED

Look up the word “presidential” in a dictionary.

Among the synonyms, you will find adjectives such as dignified, judicious, diplomatic, regal. Among the antonyms you may find Donald Trump. And yet after an election season that lasted over a year and featured seventeen candidates with more class, more experience, better plans, and stronger morals and ideals, the Republican Party found itself with Donald Trump as its presumptive nominee.

It seems to me that there were two major factors that contributed to these results. The first and biggest was the general discontent among the voting public. The current Congress, which notably is majority Republican, has an approval rating of 12%! Most of the candidates were either members of Congress themselves or long-time establishment Republicans. So going into this election, the candidate that was able to present themselves as the least connected, least established one had the best chance of winning over the disgruntled

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Voters were angry! Voters were frustrated! They wanted jobs and security, so he promised borders that were sealed (with a BIG wall) and trade deals that put America first. He promised to “Make America Great Again,” and the message resonated with the people. By midsummer 2015 this became evident in the polls. Shocking every pundit and analyst in politics, in poll after poll, Donald Trump came out on top.

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Hanging window treatments is a great and guaranteed way to instantly change the face of any room. When decorating, people often overlook dressing their windows and don’t realize what a dramatic difference a pretty treatment will make to their space. Curtains add drama, ambience, and elegance to any room. The best part: window treatments need not be a complicated or expensive project, especially one in a room such as a kitchen, nursery, or bedroom. In the next few columns, we will explore several variations of easy-to create curtains. These curtains are ideal for a nursery, kids’ room, dinette, and really just about any room in your house you’d like to update with a new look!

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I hope your curtains are coming along well and that you are ready to finish up the upper part of the curtain.

TO FINISH THE UPPER PART WITH A HEADER Carefully follow these instructions: (The directions for finishing up without a header differ slightly and are mentioned later in the article.)

• Fold in ½ inch from the top of the panels to the wrong side. Pin and press down. This is done so there is no raw edge.

• Fold under the remaining amount you had measured for the rod pocket top, which should be 4 inches if you have a standard rod (about 2 inches). Meaning, fold four inches to the wrong side.

If you have an especially wide rod and left more fabric, work with those measurements.

• Once you have folded in the four inches, pin it down. You should be able to visualize a pocket for the rod forming from this fold.

• Stitch along the lower folded edge. You are now forming the bottom part of the pocket. You should be sewing on top of the first fold of a ½ inch, forming a four-inch pocket.

• Measure 1 ½ inches from the top and stitch across. You should be left with a 2 ½ inch pocket for the rod and a header, a ruffle, on top.

• Insert the curtain rod through the casing, hang the curtain, and distribute the fullness so the panel hangs evenly. Voila! Enjoy your curtains and the great feeling of accomplishment!

FOR CURTAINS WITHOUT A HEADER: • Fold in ½ inch from the top of the panels to the wrong side. Pin, and press down.

• Fold over three inches from the top, pin it, and stitch down. Your stitching should be over the ½-inch fold you pressed down. Your rod pocket should be formed.

• Insert the curtain rod through the casing, hang the curtain, and distribute the fullness so the panel hangs evenly. Voila! Enjoy your curtains and the great feeling of accomplishment!

FOR THOSE OF YOU WITHOUT A SEWING MACHINE There’s no reason you shouldn’t create and enjoy these beautiful curtains. Just follow these steps and you will have gorgeous curtains hanging soon, sans sewing machine!

• You will need: Iron-on hemming tape which can be purchased at your local sewing-store, a curtain rod, and fabric.

• Measure the length and width for the desired look of your curtains.

That means the width of your window frame, and length from the top of the frame to the floor, or until the sill. Leave eight inches extra in the width, and four inches extra in the length.

• Cut your fabric to size. A good tip is to do it on the floor using a 60” ruler. Tip: try cutting it over a rug for perfect corners.

• Cut the fabric down the center to form two panels.

• Now it’s time to whip out your iron, along with your scissors, and trusty ironon hem tape. Since you want all four sides of each panel to have a nice finished edge, simply cut the hem tape to the length of each side of the panel and iron it in place ON THE BACK of the fabric, as close to the edge of the panel as possible.

Ironing on hem tape.

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Tip: when ironing on hem tape, keep the clear side down and the paper side up; you never want your iron to touch the clear side or it’ll get all gooey.

• After ironing that strip of hem tape in place on the edge of the panel, just give it about ten seconds to cool off a bit and get to work peeling back the paper, which should leave you with a strip of sticky stuff (it almost looks like clear double sided tape).

• Without disturbing your little ribbon of stickiness, fold over the fabric so that it just covers the double-stick-tape-looking strip and iron that fold into place.

• Do the same thing for the bottom edge of both panels.

• Now for the rod pocket. You will stitch it by hand. Fold over your fabric from the top 3 inches, pin down, and stitch across ½ inch from the bottom, forming the rod pocket of 2 ½ inches. Since the purpose of the stitch is just to form a pocket to hold the rod it doesn’t have to be very fine, a stitch every inch is okay, just in and out.

• Insert the curtain rod through the casing, hang the curtain, and distribute the fullness so the panel hangs evenly. Voila! Enjoy your curtains and the great feeling of accomplishment! Especially since you created it without a sewing machine!

Folding over fabric onto sticky strip and ironing again.

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Next week we will discuss how to make rod pocket curtains with a lining to use as room darkeners or if you want to use very lightweight fabric for your curtains.

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FACTS ACROSS THE SPECTRUM • There tends to be more shades of green than any other in commercially available paint colors, because the human eye can distinguish more variations of green than of any other color.

• Red and orange, green and blue… How many colors do you know? Even if you are a pro at hues and shades, and know the difference between crimson, cardinal, and coral, and periwinkle and powder blue, I’m sure you will still find Benjamin Moore’s 3,500 plus paint colors overwhelming.

• Are you planning to use the paint collecting dust in your garage? About 10% of all paint we buy in the US is eventually thrown out, and the majority

of that is paint bought for residential projects.

• The surface coverage of a gallon varies between 25 and 44 square yards depending on the density of the paint.

• The oldest house paint was made of lime mixed with milk, and sometimes natural pigments.

Even the White House was originally painted with a lime-based whitewash.

• House painters and artists alike were once expected to grind their own pigments with a mortar and pestle, which may be why there was a time when only well-to-do people in the US would have had a painted house.

PAINTING LANDMARKS • It takes 570 gallons of paint to cover the exterior of the White House, and from the mid-20th Century, it was practice to repaint the White House every four years as part of the inaugural ceremonies! However, the progressive buildup of paint had made each successive layer less effective and more difficult to maintain. In honor of the mansion’s bicentennial celebration in 1989, there was a multi-year restoration project where 40-odd layers of paint were stripped away, and the White House exterior was repainted, the last time that happened. Since then, the White House is maintained with touch-ups as necessary.

• In Paris, even the Eiffel Tower must keep up with style trends. Over the decades, its look has changed several times with the application of a spectrum of paint colors. When it opened in 1889, the Eiffel Tower sported a reddish-brown color. A decade later, it was coated in yellow paint. The tower was also yellowbrown and chestnut brown before the adoption of the current, specially mixed “Eiffel Tower Brown” in 1968. Every seven years, painters apply 60 tons of paint to the tower to keep her looking young. The tower is painted in three shades, progressively lighter with elevation, in order to augment the structure’s silhouette against the canvas of the Parisian sky.

• The Golden Gate Bridge has been the same color since it was erected. Its color is called International Orange.

• When the Statue of Liberty was almost repainted: For the first hundred years, Lady Liberty stood proud and tall, but not without those who wanted to re-clothe her. In 1906, Congress appropriated $62,800 to paint her. Why? Because some people were distressed that a green patina (a film on the surface of metals like copper, which develop over a long period of time - often found on old pennies) had spread over her original coppery brown surface soon after 1900. Fortunately, the painting plan failed, and by 1920, the Statue of Liberty had turned the blueish-green she is today.

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BEST FOR

Red

Raises energy levels,increases heart rate, and blood pressure.

Stimulates appetite, but will repel people faster.

Fast Food Establishments, where you want the customers to buy and go in and out.

Captures joy of sunshine and happiness. Energizing and uplifting. However, people are more likely to be impatient and frustrated in yellow rooms.

Bathrooms, kitchens, and dining rooms, but in moderation.

Brings down blood pressure and heart rate. Calming, relaxing and serene.

Warm and light shades for bedrooms, bathrooms, and classrooms. Any place where you want to save on air conditioning costs.

Yellow

Blue

Green

Blue will make a room feel chillier than it really is.

Restful: a combination of blues refreshingness and yellow’s cheer.

NOT IDEAL FOR Wherever you need people to think analytically, relax, concentrate, and stay put.

Best used as accent color.

Public places, bedrooms, and baby nurseries

Yellow can make small spaces and entryways feel expansive and welcoming.

Rooms that don’t have natural light (unless you balance it with colors of warmer hues)

Suited for almost any room in the house, science labs, and classrooms.

Good for concentration Children’s bedrooms

Purple

Dark values are rich, dramatic, and sophisticated. Lighter versions, such as lilac and lavender, have calming effects and foster creativity.

Orange

Evokes enthusiasm. Makes a room feel warmer.

Exercise room, entryways to public places to save on heating costs.

Bedrooms, living rooms

WHAT’S BEHIND THE RED DOOR? Have you ever seen a house with a red door? It might be more than just the owner’s preference for the color red. The first ones to paint their doors red were the Yidden in Mitzrayim, using the blood from the Korban Pesach to do that. Throughout history, red doors symbolized other things: WELCOME: In early American tradition, a red door symbolized to tired horse-andbuggy travelers that a home was a safe place to rest and stay.

REFUGE: During the civil war, “safe homes” that were part of the Underground Railroad supposedly painted their doors red to guide escaped slaves to places of refuge and safety.

MORTGAGE FREE: Scottish tradition is that homeowners paint their front door red to signify that they had paid off their mortgage.

REMINDER: Although many claim Albert Einstein to be one of the most brilliant minds ever, he had his blind spots. Apparently, Einstein painted his front door red because he couldn’t remember which house was his without it.

DANGER IN THE PAINT If your home was built before 1978, there is a good chance it has lead-based paint. In 1978, the federal government banned the use of lead-containing paint in residential projects, but some states banned it even earlier. Lead in paint is one of the most common causes of lead poisoning. This is especially hazardous on surfaces where children can chew on — like window sills, windows, and banisters. If you live in a home that’s past its 38th birthday make sure all new paint is in excellent shape, so that the lead-based paint, especially in places that get a lot of wear and tear, is never exposed.

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Hanging Up Mezuzos

Clothing Rods

The first order of business in setting up a new home is putting up mezuzos!

Tools You’ll Need: • Measuring tape • Pencil • Awl (a graduated spike for making holes) or a 1 ½ nail Preparation: Before hanging your mezuzos, you should protect the klafs from moisture and dust, particularly if they are outdoors. Using waxed, parchment, or baking paper, or heavy plastic (not Saran wrap or cling wrap), wrap the paper/plastic around the pre-rolled klaf. If you use tape to secure the paper/plastic, be careful it does not touch the klaf.

doorframe with a pencil.

Screws are better than nails, as it’s easier to remove them when it’s time to check the mezuzos.

Step 1: Before hanging each mezuzah, measure the height of the doorpost, and mark the point 1/3 the way down from the lintel.

The bottom of the mezuzah will be here.

Step 4: Apply the screws, recite the bracha, and then tighten the screws.

Step 2: Hold the mezuzah case in place and mark the screw positions on the

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Step 3: For wood or metal frames, use an awl and hammer to tap a starting hole (to avoid slippage when driving in the screw).

While silicon glue, epoxy glue, or contact cement may be used instead of nails or screws, double-sided foam tape is cleaner and quicker.

Use one long strip of tape from the top to bottom of the mezuzah, or one piece at the top and another at the bottom (not just one in the center). Glue or tape should only be used with mezuzah covers

Tools You’ll Need: • Metal or wooden rod • 2 cup-shaped rod holders • Pencil • Drill and bit or awl • Plastic screw anchors matching the screw size • Screws • Level Step 1.

Determine where to place the rod. Length: The length of the rod should be ½ inch shorter than the space it will fill.

This allows ¼ inch for each cup holder.

Depth: The rod should be hung at least 12-14 inches from the back wall of the closet so the clothing will not touch the wall.

The clothes will also protrude from the rod at least 12-14 inches. (Coats are thicker than shirts.)

It’s best to screw the supports for the rod into the vertical wooden studs behind the drywall. You

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Height: Most clothing rods are hung 45 inches from the floor to hold shirts and pants, allowing room on the floor for shoes. Fulllength coats, dresses, and robes may require a height of 60-70 inches. Measure your clothing on hangers, especially if someone in your home is very tall. Also, if the family is shorter than average, or someone is in a wheelchair, you may want to lower the bar. For children’s clothing, or to accommodate two poles, adjust the heights as required. With a pencil, mark the wall posi-

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“Every two or three days, day camp is at a different girl’s home. We have the same counselors at every house; they teach us so many new cheers and play sports with us. We do so many fun activities and the most amazing projects! I really don’t feel like I’m missing out by not going to a regular day camp,” I overheard my nine-year-old, Malky*, gushing to her cousin.

The idea of Camp Seviva — as our round-robin day camp is called — was actually developed over the last couple of years.

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When my oldest daughter was ready for day camp, we put together a group of eight mothers in the neighborhood. Each mother hosted a week of day camp in her house and only had to pay for the expenses incurred while doing her days, saving each mother a few hundred dollars of day camp expenses. At times, I was participating in two or three such groups; one for each of my girls.

Summer tends to be financially straining. With both school tuition payments and day camp

costs due simultaneously, many mothers search for alternative ways to keep their heads above the financial deluge. With each additional child to place, the expenses multiply.

Two years ago, my oldest daughter completed third grade.

I wanted to continue the roundrobin camp, but hosting a day camp for a week or more can be both exhausting and time-consuming. After thinking about it at length, I came up with an idea, one that just needed some thorough organization, but was not

Both school tuition payments and day camp fees are due simultaneously, and it’s hard to keep one’s head above the financial deluge. very difficult for the mothers to carry out.

I contacted some of the mothers who had participated in the past round-robins, and some were interested in doing it again.

With the help of two other dedicated women, we recruited the last couple of girls and mothers needed to reach our goal of sixteen children.

At our initial meeting I presented my ideas, incorporating new suggestions. Our final arrangement worked wonderfully.

Every mother was assigned the first half or second half of a week. (Either two days or two days and a Friday). Each mother was also assigned three or four times of transportation to and from the pool, or for trips. We hired two counselors to add to the spirit, and to help out with the program planned for the day by the host mother.

Each mother had to pay for the supplies she needed during her days. There was also a minimal cost to cover the counselor’s wages and pool expenses.

We worked with a theme, and at each house the girls created a page for a memorable scrapbook.

“I couldn’t run a day camp all summer, but two days I can do,” Esty Klein’s mother commented.

And boy did she do it well!

Every mother put her personal strengths and talents into their assigned days with refreshing vigor. The day camp was truly a hit!

“My favorite part of Camp Seviva is when we went to Holland. We went to a park and waded in the ‘Dutch Canals.’ A few of us fell in and got soaked!”

Leah described effusively. “Then when we went to Switzerland,” Esther Malka added, “We made ‘Swiss Chocolates’ for Shabbos.

We also made Israeli salad and dips when we went to Eretz Yisroel.”

“I loved making French Fries in France! My mother was so surprised when I came home with my hair styled in a French braid!” Chaya Leah shared.

“I feel like my Sara Leah got the optimal day camp experi-

year, and I would love to do that again. The only problem is that most my class is going to the day camp linked to our school. Many of the girls went there together last year as well. They discuss it all day in school. It seems like they will have a great time there and I feel left out. ” Luckily, Malky was mature enough to see the merits of Camp Seviva. Although it is challenging for her, she is strong enough not to just follow the crowds blindly.

This summer I would love to keep Camp Seviva going again. It is interesting how quickly word travels. People call me on their own about joining. Women love to hear of a more affordable, but equally fun summer option for their daughters.

When I contacted Mrs. Gordon about whether she and her daughter will be joining again, she replied, “Definitely count us in! My problem is that my older daughter, who went to a popular day camp last year with most of her class, is begging me to do a round-robin day camp for her age as well. I just don’t have the

Women love to hear of a more affordable, but equally fun, summer option for their daughters. ence, not just because of all the money we saved, but because every mother gave it her utmost to make the summer unforgettable,” Mrs. Hershkowitz stated at the end of the summer.

When deciding on summer plans this year, my Malky said, “I really loved Camp Seviva last

time to arrange it.”

“I love Camp Seviva!” Elky exclaimed. “It made it seem like we traveled all around the world while feeling right at home!”

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LEECHES Freshwater Amphibians That Heal

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From the icy waters of Antarctica, to the mountains of Tibet, and the jungles of South America, leeches have plagued people for centuries. In the minds of many, leeches are creepy, crawly, and repulsive critters. Research, however, has proven that they are more than just pests. The medicinal leech contains properties which stump the minds of many.

Let’s draw the curtain to unveil the mystery and fear surrounding these fascinating creatures.

What Are Leeches?

Leeches are simply defined as “freshwater amphibians.” They are wormlike creatures that reside in lakes, ponds, and damp marshlands. Far from handsome in their brownish-khaki skin, which is dotted or lined in a dull orange, they boast fine acrobatic skills as they perform in the water. In her natural habitat, the leech attaches to different reptiles or animals. With her microscopic 270 teeth, she draws blood to survive.

One of the many species is the Medicinal Leech. In Latin, it beers the name Hirudo Medicinalis, and is surprisingly the only live organism that was distinguished as “medicinal” in Latin.

For centuries, Medicinal Leeches were used by physicians and pharmacologists to heal a large scope of diseases.

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curing their frail and sick with this rare commodity.

As the years advanced, so did the realization that leeches can be harvested in bulk for the greater public. Slowly, it became customary for the rural women and young maidens to wade in the water sources to gather the leeches which attached themselves to their legs.

After selling the leeches to a local physician, they toddled home humming a little ditty to the sound of coins jingling in their pockets.

Leeches became more and more popular with time, and proved to effectively cure multiple diseases. The demand to only be treated by these “miracle healers” grew by leaps and bounds.

Throughout the nineteenth century, when France was considered the center of medical learning, French physicians used a hundred million leeches annually. The emperor Napoleon imported nearly six million leeches in one year to treat his soldiers! Because of this huge demand, the price skyrocketed.

In 1806, one franc (roughly equivalent to $1) bought eighty leeches. Fifteen years later, the same amount of money bought four of them! In fact, a jolting fifty-six million leeches were sold in Parisian hospitals alone, between the years of 1829-1836!

In Russia, twenty-seven million leeches were used in the hospitals annually, while all the way in England, between seven and nine million were sold!

Medicinal leeches were in such high demand at this time that they nearly became extinct.

England and Russia even passed game laws to protect them. Export regulations were also estab-

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lished to restrict the amount of leeches that could be sold.

With today’s technology, procuring leeches is much simpler, safer, and definitely more economical. Leeches are farmed in large tanks and raised in a sterile environment; thus consumers can rest assured that the leeches aren’t contaminated and hadn’t drawn blood from an infected animal.

Leeches were originally only used for bloodletting, with the astounding biological compounds (and their healing properties) being discovered at a later date.

Medicinal Leeches That Heal: No, it is not the uniform way most people treat many illnesses, yet it sometimes has proven to be the only way.

People who are concerned about the medical use of leeches are pleased when they see that the leeches work, and work painlessly. The mother of a fiveyear-old girl that came to me said that she got chills the first few times leeches were placed on her daughter’s infected hand.

The girl though, didn’t mind leeches at all. In fact, she named one “Libby the Leech!”

Surgeons using microscopes can reattach body parts by sewing together tiny nerves and arteries. They use sutures so fine, that they are barely visible to the naked eye. Often though, veins are too delicate to reconnect. As a result, fresh blood flows into the other body part through the repaired arteries, but there

is no route for return.

Blood then pools in the reattached part, which causes swelling and pain. The pressure can cause clots to form in the blood vessels, stopping the flow of blood, and preventing cells from the reattached part from getting oxygen and nourishment. If this condition continues, the reattached body part will be lost. Instead, some surgeons and physicians apply leeches to restore venous circulation in cosmetic, plastic, and reconstructive surgery. Medicinal Leeches are popular in hospitals throughout the world, and have saved thousands of people.

Since the 17th century, scientists have been trying to synthetically reproduce the complex medicinal properties of the leech. To date, no analogues produced with genetic engineering can substitute the natural hirudin, as well as the other biological compounds.

Hirudo (leech) therapy may seem melodramatic and fantastical, yet leeches are used today in many modern hospitals throughout Europe and Asia.

Unfortunately, leeches did not make it to Ellis Island with the masses, hence it is not as widespread in the US. Esther Apter, Doctor of Alternative Medicine, is among the few who do engage in this fascinating vocation. Her office in the midst of Monsey has a special place designated for the glass jars full of leeches.

These “mini pharmaceutical factories” are not just effective in reattaching body parts. With almost no side effects, (and of course only with the help of Hashem) Dr. Apter combats many disorders, chiefly treating hematologic complications

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If you’re one of those “pain freaks,” you can sigh with relief. Leeches were also created with you in mind! The leech saliva contains an anesthetic which makes the whole ordeal painless and productive.

Esther Apter is a European-licensed specialist in pharmacogosy; herbal pharmacology. She is a doctor of alternative medicine and a member of the American Alternative Medical Association (AAMA). She diagnoses medically and heals a wide range of illnesses in her private office located in Rockland County. She specializes in Hirudo therapy for women who suffer various complications during significant life stages.

Licensed by the American Apitherapy Society (AAS), she treats arthritis and MS with Bee Venom Therapy.

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By: C. Kraus

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Acquiring Credit You knock on the bank door, but receive a negative answer.

You are persistent and proceed to ring the bank’s doorbell. But the answer is still a frustrating “no.” Why is that?

If you are a new credit seeker, the answer is relatively simple.

You apply to the bank, and they adhere to their first and foremost guideline when extending credit: they scrutinize your credit report. If there is no substantial file on your name, they will not give you credit.

How do you gain entrance into the halls of opportunity?

How does a newcomer to the

proper payment activity, it will give you a satisfactory score, and you should be able to start entering the real credit world. While you might still not be approved for all credit you apply for, since you are relatively new, you will at least start seeing “Congratulations! You’ve been approved,” on some applications instead of the flat, “We are sorry, we cannot approve your request”.

C) The quickest route to acquire credit is by joining a friend, spouse, or relative’s card; having someone add you to their credit card as an Authorized User.

What will happen then, is that the information of that credit

How do you gain entrance into the halls of opportunity? world of credit acquire credit?

A) There are several banks willing to extend small credit lines to new clients. You start with a minimal credit sum of approximately $400. If you are a great “guest” (pay timely), you’ll ultimately build up your credit.

B) A Secured Card may also be an entranceway for you. You secure your way in by giving the bank a specific sum in exchange for a credit card with that identical sum. (In other words, you’ve prepaid your card.) The secured credit card issuer will not disclose to the credit report bureaus that this is a secured card. Thus, your credit report will start receiving positive payment information. After six months of

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card will be reported on your credit report as well. So let’s say your friend has a credit card that’s five years old, and they call their credit card company and request an additional card with your name. The credit card company would ask for your name and social, and send out a card with your name (to the address of the primary card holder). The next month, when the credit card company will send its monthly credit behavior update to the bureaus, they will report it in your name as well.

This way your report will all of a sudden receive information as if you’ve had a credit card for five years. There is a caveat to this approach, for this may link you

to joined accounts and “contaminate” your score if your “credit host” ruins or messes up with his credit in the future; furthermore, any past negative activity on the card will immediately appear on your report.

There are many more details to in this approach. Be aware that it takes approximately six months of credit history to receive a score in the first place.

However, do not knock, ring, call, and use the front, side, or back door. Applying too much for credit will only lessen your chances of approval. As explained in previous articles, too many inquiries will ruin your opportunity to be approved. It may take some time, but you will ultimately enter the echelons of credit-card wielding people.

Upwards on the Credit Ladder If you are a card-carrying (pun intended) credit member you will surely want to protect and build your credit. Credit is like landing a desirable position in a prestigious firm. You will always strive to perform and gain your boss’s approval. This will move you upwards on the firm’s hierarchy, make you deserving of promotions, and ensure special perks, bonuses and increase in raise. Having credit is not enough, it is like getting that plum job; but scoring well on the credit ladder puts you in a great place and will enable you to harness your credit power.

Being punctual and on top of

things is the key component to optimal work performance.

• Remember to make timely payments. Some banks even offer reminders through their online banking portal that can send you emails and text messages when payment is due. Do not be lax! Paying on time makes or breaks your credit. Do you have a specific date when you always receive your paycheck? Just set your credit card payment due date around your desirable date.

Banks will let you choose your best monthly date of payment.

Having the date of your choice for your due date might help you pay on time.

• Using more than 30% of your credit is entering dangerous territory. Using 50% is a slippery slope and will thrash you to low scores and to credit despair! It is not advisable to max out fully, even on one card, for this will have some negative effect on your credit. Please note, the banks do not care how much money you’ve spent on your card. Rather what percentage you’ve spent of your available credit. So while one person might have a $5,000 bill on a $15,000 credit line, and his credit utilization will still be in

good standing,someone using $400 out of a $500 credit line — that would be considered an 80 percent utilization — would almost make his chances of future approvals zero, if this is his only card. The main factor to look out for is to focus on not utilizing more than 30 percent of your available credit. (MenTRAVEL tally combineTRUSTED all your available CREDIT REWARDS & APPLICATIONS MILEAGE credit among all your cards and make sure that your spending does not exceed 30 percent of that.)Your available credit line can always be seen on your monthly statement, in your online profile, or listened on your bank’s automated telephone system.

• When you apply for credit, the bank in question performs a Hard Pull; they check your credit report. This will stay on your report for two years. Many inquiries suggest that you are a flailing, risky borrower. Thus, credit experts recommend keeping it at lower than five to six inquiries a year and giving your credit the space of three to four months between inquiries.

• A credit or charge card will suffice for credit, although having a loan or mortgage will definitely raise your credit. A

mix of several types of credit will increase your score and have a positive impact on your report. A credit card, mortgage, and car lease are all different types of credit. While credit card debt is considered revolving, a mortgage is considered fixed. A credit card payment changes, while a mortgage payment is fixed monthly.

• Your first card establishes your trust, credit perseverance, and credit viability. It lends you an air of “credit experience”, that “we have dealt with you before and have been pleased by the experience.” There is another imporCREDITfalls under BUILDING 0% this tant factor that CARD CREDIT & APR GUIDANCE MAINTENANCE PROMOTIONS category, which would be the average age of cards. Let’s say you’ve opened two credit cards and a mortgage ten years ago.

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Wellspring ofWISDOM By: Kaila Weingarten, MS Ed

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EVERY CHILD IS AN ARTIST When I complimented my toddler on her latest scribbles, my husband looked amused. Later, he asked me, “Is that all she can do?” I assured him that scribbles are perfectly appropriate for an eighteenmonth-old, and she still had a way to go before producing her own drawings.

At one year, you can start introducing crayons.

When your toddler has mastered the pincer grasp, he’ll be ready to grasp a crayon well enough to make marks with it. Around this time, toddlers will use crayons primarily for random and unintentional scrawling. By eighteen months, you’ll start to see blocks of color and more definitive marks and patterns. At age two, his scribbles will become more recognizable, and will likely fill up more space on the paper. At this age, crayon strokes start representing something to your little artist; my daughter likes to write “Mitzvah Notes.”

Fine motor red flags include: Your child isn’t able to deliberately release an object he’s holding by a year, still uses a fisted grasp to hold a crayon at eighteen months, doesn’t use a pincer grasp by eighteen months, or can’t imitate a drawing of a vertical line by two years.

Introduce new art ideas and your child will jump at the opportunity to get creative and get those little fingers ready to write!

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• Make your own homemade paint. Mix 1 cup salt, 1 cup flour, 1 cup water, and food coloring.

• Paint with a sponge! If you’re feeling creative, make a rainbow on the sponge, by pouring a few strips of paint on it.

• Water is an awesome means of painting.

There’s something magical about it as it dries!

Give children a bucket of water, a brush and let them paint the house and driveway.

• Try this cool mirror-image craft. Paint on a paper, then fold in half. Watch the painting double and the colors mix!

• Use spray bottles and squirt colored water to paint something!

• Put masking tape on a piece of paper, paint the entire page, and then remove the tape to reveal the white paper design underneath. My friend put the tape in the shape of a dreidel and created a cute craft with her tot.

• Bundle crayons or markers together with rubber bands, and use them to color on a large sheet of paper.

• Use dot painters, markers, or liquid watercolors on paper towels, then spray with water and watch the colors spread out. Alternatively, show your child how to use an eyedropper or a baster to drip water onto the colors.

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• Stick collage materials to a large sheet of contact paper and put on a window.

• Make designs with white crayons on white paper. Then let the children paint over it with watercolors to reveal the magic design.

When commenting on art, there are four reactions to avoid. Complimenting: “That’s beautiful” etc. I do this all the time, but it is way too overused, and doesn’t address effort.

Valuing: “I like that.” Art shouldn’t only be produced to please you.

You are showing that you value the product, not the process.

Questioning: “What is that?” Toddlers who are scribbling can’t verbalize what they drew. Usually, it’s best to just ask them to “Tell me

about it.” Correcting: There is no one right way to art.

So what is the best way to react to children’s art?

Notice their artwork, but really notice it and comment on it. That’s it.

Some things you can point out are: 1. Color 2. Space used 3. Lines and how many 4. Amount of materials used 5. Pattern and placement 6. Use of paintbrush or other materials Now I tell my daughter, “Wow, your colorful picture looks so happy!” or “I see you drew a blue line at the corner with the crayon.”

“Every child is an artist,” the saying goes, “the problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.”

Take the time to look and really notice what your children create.

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I love drawing and painting, be it with charcoal, pencil, acrylics, or oil — any medium is fine with me.

It has a calming effect, and I find art therapeutic.

So when the principal of a school called me up one morning, and said she had a job for me, I listened.

“We have a major project going on in our school, on the subject of “kol haneshama tehalel Kah,” and I would like a massive mural painted on the wall of the main hall. But it must be something breathtaking.” She then went into the details: the hours I

Imagine what we could do with $1,500! could paint, when it must be finished, and then the pay — a whopping $1,500.

I was ecstatic! A massive paycheck for doing something I love — and it would only take me five afternoons. I couldn’t wait until my husband came home so I could discuss it with him and return the principal’s call with a positive answer.

But my husband put a damper on all my excitement. “Think about it,” he said. “You work in school the whole day and come home with just two minutes to spare before the children barge in. You barely make it through the afternoon with homework, supper, bath-time, and bed, and you still want to squeeze in a full four-hour afternoon project? How on earth will you survive, and who will look after the kids while you’re gone?”

I tried a different tactic. “Imagine what we could do with $1,500. We could buy that six-door cupboard we so desperately need, since our other one is falling to bits. We could close the open balcony to make an extra room for the older girls to have some privacy when they bring their friends over.

Hashem is sending this opportunity straight into my lap; how can we say no?”

But still, he was adamant. “We’ll manage without that money. It’s too much of a sacrifice to pay.”

Indeed he was right, but I would not take “no” for an answer; I just had to find a way of taking on that job. I could already see that stunning finished mural, and was dreaming of purchasing all those things I had pushed off for months and months.

“I must find a way to make all the arrangements and make it work,” I told myself.

I asked the neighbors if they

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could look after my children in the afternoons, and booked babysitters for suppertime, baths, and bed.

Homework would wait until the week was over, and I would fabricate some excuses for the teachers.

Finally, with everything in place, I managed to convince (or force) my husband to agree. Having no choice, he grudgingly allowed me to take on the project.

Sunday afternoon, I set out with a happy gait towards the school. I set out my paints and tools, and began sketching the picture. For four hours straight I worked, and then trudged home, exhausted. I definitely could not complain to my husband; I knew what his answer would be. Thankfully, he didn’t say a word about my miserable state.

It wasn’t an easy week for any of my household members (nor for the neighbors for that matter), but for the next four days I continued to work on the project, enjoying every minute, and the end result was an absolutely spectacular mural (if I may say so myself). I was stopped in the corridors of the school to receive some well-earned praise. The principal was beaming. “I didn’t dream it would come out so professional and real!” she complimented me. She shook my hand warmly and passed me the envelope with the coveted $1,500.

I bounced all the way home and proudly showed the money to my husband. He gave me a lopsided smile and we fixed a time to go and choose our new cupboard.

That evening, we heard a massive explosion coming from the

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And so instead of going out to choose a cupboard, we went to the electrical store and chose a new oven, at a price of $600.

Lucky I took on that job, I thought.

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But I could not find any open tap, nor any burst pipe. I looked up at the ceiling: Maybe it’s a flood from the neighbor’s apartment above me? But there was no sign of dripping from any ceiling.

My husband rushed in with a plumber who, with a special gadget, found a burst pipe under the flooring. He turned off the water main, and told us grimly that it was a major job. “I will have to pull up the tiles in the bathroom, change the pipes, let the area dry – which could take over a week — and then put in new flooring. It will cost you at least $900.”

That was when the real sacrifice of taking on the job hit me.

It wasn’t just those five days of craziness; it was the terror of the oven explosion, getting all that water out of the house, throwing out stuff that could not be salvaged, living with one bathroom for a full week until the area dried and more…

If only I had listened to my husband…

I would not take “no” for an answer; I just had to find a way of taking on that job. money to pay for this unexpected expense?

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‫הכלה ברוינשטיין תחי' אברהם יושע העשיל ברוין נ"י‬ ‫בת ר' מאיר נתן נ"י בן ר' חיים שלמה נ"י‬

‫הכלה גאלדמינצער תחי' חיים הערש לונגער נ"י‬

‫בן ר' חיים מרדכי יעקב נ"י‬

‫בת ר' מענדל נ"י‬

‫בת ר' חיים שמחה בינם נ"י בן ר' יושע נ"י‬

‫בת ר' פנחס נ"י בן ר' הערש אלימלך נ"י‬

‫בת ר' חיים צבי נ"י בן הרב ר' שמואל יודא שליט"א‬

‫מאיר הערש גאטליעב נ"י‬

‫סימי מארגערטען תחי'‬

‫בת ר' אברהם נ"י בן הרב ר' מרדכי שליט"א‬

‫הכלה בערגער תחי' דוד שמואל זאב בוכינגער נ"י‬ ‫בת ר' ישראל בנימין נ"י בן ר' פייוויל יחזקי‪-‬הו נ"י‬

‫בן ר' יחזקאל שרגא נ"י‬

‫בת ר' נפתלי נ"י‬

‫בת הרב ר' משה שמואל שליט"א בן ר' דוד נ"י‬

‫בת ר' מרדכי נ"י בן ר' מאיר נ"י‬

‫בן ר' יעקב יוסף נ"י‬

‫חי' מלכה בינעטה תחי'‬

‫שמחת הולדת‬ ‫הבן‪/‬הבת‬ ‫ר' יעקב יוסף ראזענבלום נ"י‬ ‫לאביו ר' משה חיים נ"י‬ ‫ולחותנו ר' דוד לונגער נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן הנכד‬

‫לאביו הרב ר' חיים שלמה שליט"א‬ ‫ולחותנו הרב ר' יוסף זילבער שליט"א‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת הנכדה‬

‫ר' יחיאל יהודה קרויס נ"י‬

‫ר' משה יונה סופר נ"י‬

‫ר' שמואל יודא ביסטאן נ"י‬

‫ר' אליעזר הלל ראזענבערג נ"י‬ ‫לאביו ר' יחיאל נ"י‬ ‫ולחותנו ר' מאיר גרינפעלד נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת הנכדה‬

‫ר' אברהם משה שפירא נ"י‬

‫לאביו ר' גרשון דוד נ"י‬ ‫ולחותנו ר' יודא יוסף גרינפעלד נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן הנכד‬

‫לאביו הרב ר' שמעון שלום שליט"א‬ ‫ולחותנו ר' משה בערגער נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת הנכדה‬

‫לאביו ר' יעקב גבאי ביהמ"ד הגדול סקווירא נ"י‬ ‫ולחותנו ר' מעכיל ברייער נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת הנכדה‬

‫ר' יצחק אייזיק לורינץ נ"י‬

‫ר' זושא גאלדמינצער נ"י‬

‫ר' יעקב יוסף ווייס נ"י‬

‫לאביו ר' יודא לייב נ"י‬ ‫ולחותנו ר' לייבל שווימער נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן הנכד‬

‫ר' חיים מאיר רוב נ"י‬

‫לאביו הרב ר' אהרן שליט"א‬ ‫ולחותנו ר' מנחם לאפפלער נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת הנכדה‬

‫ר' חיים שלמה שפיגל נ"י‬

‫לאביו כ"ק אדמו"ר מספינקא שליט"א‬ ‫ולחותנו הרב ר' נפתלי מרדכי טויב שליט"א‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת הנכדה‬

‫ר' זאב וואלנער נ"י‬

‫לאביו הרב ר' זושא שליט"א‬ ‫ולחותנו ר' יעקב האס נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן הנכד‬

‫לאביו הרב אב"ד תפלה למשה שליט"א‬ ‫ולחותנו הרב אב"ד טשענסקאוויטץ שליט"א‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת הנכדה‬

‫לאביו הרב ר' חיים צבי שליט"א‬ ‫ולחותנו הרב אדמו"ר מקאשוי שליט"א‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת הנכדה‬

‫ר' פישל זיידמאן נ"י‬

‫ר' יעקב חיים לונגער נ"י‬

‫ר' שלום לאנגסאם נ"י‬

‫לאביו ר' אייליש נ"י‬ ‫ולחותנו ר' בנציון יאקאבאוויטש נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבן הנכד‬

‫לאביו ר' שמואל נ"י‬ ‫ולחותנו ר' בעריש ראזענבערג נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת הנכדה‬

‫לאביו ר' אברהם נתן נ"י‬ ‫ולחותנו ר' אפרים הלל קייזער נ"י‬ ‫לרגל הולדת הבת הנכדה‬

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Sellers’ Market Spring 2016 rals. Look for a full-time agent who works often in the neighborhoods where you’re looking. You may want to interview several agents to find a good fit.

If you can only look for homes on weekends, for example, you don’t want an agent that takes weekends off.

by Ann Zeilingold With spring finally here for most of the nation, prospective homebuyers can look at houses and condos without traipsing through snow and ice. Better weather, plus the traditional belief that families search for homes so they can move in between one school year and the next, makes spring a major home buying season in much of the country.

The biggest challenge facing homebuyers in many markets may be finding a home to buy. Our market is a sellers’ market. A sellers’ market means that buyers have to be smart and prepared if they want to get the right house at the right price. Agents suggest that prospective buyers start by looking online at homes.

A desirable listing may be sold in days or hours, meaning there is no time to organize financing or mull over preferred features before making an offer.

Here are ten tips for buying a home this spring: 1. Get a mortgage pre-qualification, or even better, pre-approval before you start shopping. This helps you know what you can afford and makes your offer much stronger in the eyes of a seller. In a competitive situation, you may even consider waiving the mortgage contingency clause, which is something you want to avoid unless you are sure you can get the loan. Sometimes, it’s even advisable to see if you can go in without a financial contingency. Today’s market in certain areas is dominated by cash. Expect to provide lots of documentation to get a mortgage.

The more you provide upfront, the more ironclad your pre-approval will be.

2. Find a good agent. Using a real estate agent costs buyers nothing because the seller pays the real estate commission. Ask friends, family and co-workers for refer-

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3. Do your research. Research neighborhoods and asking prices for the type of home you want.

But you should keep in mind that you’re not always getting a complete picture of what your home will go for.

Separate your needs from your wants. It’s easier to make a choice when you know which features you must have and which you’d like to have but can live without.

4. Expect to provide lots of documentation to get a mortgage. Since the recession, mortgage lenders have become much stricter about documentation, income verification, and other paperwork. Wellqualified buyers could still get a mortgage, with rates for 30-year loans at 3.625 percent, last week. Borrowing has become much, much more difficult,. It has become a much more cumbersome process.

5.

Separate your needs from your

wants. In a competitive market, most buyers find they have to compromise on location, amenities, or condition of home. It’s easier to make a choice when you know going in which features you must have and which you’d like to have but can live without. Be flexible and be prepared to compromise.

6. Be ready to move fast. A welllocated house in good condition and priced right will sell quickly, sometimes the first day it goes on the market. You need to be ready to make a decision when you find a home you like. “You have to be prepared to act fast because we’re seeing bidding wars,” Tirtza Beer of Realty Teams says. “If they don’t know what they want, the property is going to be gone.”

7. The days of getting a house at a steep discount are long gone. That doesn’t mean you can’t ever get a good deal on a house that needs work, is in a less popular location, or otherwise is in less demand.

But in a sellers’ market, there is usually very little negotiating room on price.

tingent on a home inspection is a good move, but all homes have small defects. Many sellers won’t fix anything, and there is no reason for them to if there is a backup offer waiting if you walk away.

“You can’t nit-pick a house,” Tirtza says. “It is a used house.”

9. Find a way to sweeten your offer. Most buyers can’t pay all cash, but there are ways beyond price to make your offer more attractive to a seller. Have your agent ask the seller’s agent if he would like a faster or slower closing.

Possibly waive mortgage contingencies or inspections, although I don’t suggest this for everybody.

10. Keep in mind that this is a huge investment. While most buyers may have to compromise on some of the features they wanted, they shouldn’t settle for a home they don’t like. If you don’t find the right home this year, maybe you should rent, and try again later, rather than make a purchase you’ll regret.

8. Understand that no house is perfect. Making your offer con-

Ann Zeilingold, NMLS # 41850 is the Vice President and Branch Manager of FM Home Loans in Pomona, NY. FM Home Loans is a direct lender, licensed in NY, NJ, FL and CT. She has been originating residential mortgages for 27 years.

She has recently published a book, which is a must-read for any prospective homebuyer, The Homebuyer’s Companion. Ann grew up in Monsey, and she currently lives in Wesley Hills with her husband and children.

Find Ann’s real estate column weekly in The Monsey View.

Ann Zeilingold Vice President

FM Home Loans 1609 Route 202 Pomona, NY 10970

Office: 845-354-9700 Mobile: 914-260-9000 ann@annzeilingold.com

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JOBS

HOUSE For sale, prime cul-de-sac, 6 bdrm, central location, large lot, can build 2 attached houses, perfect for developer, or buy-to-live! 914420-6235

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SERVICES

For Sale in Airmont, Concord and Dr. Frank ares. Please call917.843.3022

CAR 2003 toyota avalon xls 116567 miles for sale. Please call 845 596 3791

GEMACHIM

DODGE CARAVAN Car for sale Great deal! 2008 $2600. 917-279-8205.leave message

TODDLER BED $30 Great condition. Natural light wood. Call 371-1963 .

MISC.

TO SELL due to moving D&W bedroom set,D&W six door China closet, table and six chairs . Excellent condition, call 8456379548

FOR SALE

LOST & FOUND

White wooden big crib gently used with mattress for sale for 250.00 please call 845-705-1141

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BABY FURNITURE

TRAMPOLINE

“Dolce Babi” Ivory crib & changing table 6 drawer dresser, 1.5 yrs. Old, Beautiful! 845-2744913

Brand new sealed in box 12ft. outdoor Trampoline with full gate enclosure. Great price $199.

Please call 845-354-6524.

CHILDREN ARMOIRE

PHOTO PRINTER

6 door children armoire, wood desk with matching bookcase and filing cabinet. Please call 845.558.4173

Canon Pixma Pro 100 photo printer new in the box for sale.

Please call 845-578 -5750.

DESK 2 door computer work station that closes into an armoire. Dark Brown color. Selling cheap! 3562482

WATER HEATER 50 gallon hot water heater, used for only 2 years. Has 1-2 years left on the warranty. 914-3918982.

MICROWAVE Black GE over the range, for sale, excellent condition. Please cal l914-391-8982.

BAKERS RACK

White, Bought at Brauns a few years ago. $175. Please call:4251937

Brand new non opened box Razor RX200 for Sale. Regular price $218 asking Price $175 Please call 845-288-2628

VENETTINI SHOES Girls black shabbos shoes, size 29 new in box worn once. Selling for any reasonable offer. 347-3427089

AIR CONDITIONERS Full line of air conditioners arrived best service free delivery call 845-274-4765

HEADS UP

FOR SALE

NEW SELECTION capes - teens, adults, children. Wool capes, optional matching berets. SALE!!!!

Necklaces $8.00 - $15.00. Phyllis Terrace CALL 845-608-1547

30” Oven S/S and black almost new for sale - call 845-426-2968

CANON PRINTER

JEWELRY

Canon Printer new in box. Call 845-356-1932

Brand new bakers rack. Please call 914-391-8982.

Beautiful expensive kallah jewelry for sale hardly used .

Bracelet , Earrings ,Watch , please call & leave message. 845-7466012

MARGOLIA JEWELRY Beautiful Sterling Silver and Costume Jewelry for every taste and budget. Call 845-445-7453

CLARY’S WIG WOODEN ARMOIRE

ELECTRIC SCOOTER

#6/4/2, regular part, fullness, layers, just below chin length, never worn (retails well over $1,000) asking $650 or best offer 845-362-4854

CANON CAMERA 2 new in box canon cameras powershot elph160 for only $120 both. please call/text 8455456829

DOUBLE STROLLER Brand New FIRST WHEELS Double-Stroller W/Bassinet & All Accessories - still in box $450 Call 845.608.0136

TIGHTS Buy Tights/Socks/Boy Shoes.

Great Prices. Free Delivery. Call Shaindel 845-290-0650

BOOKCASE

SHAS

HOSIERY

perfect condition! 4 glass doors.

Call 845-918-1753

A brand new Shas. Medium Size Hard cover. 352-0715

Delivered 2 U. Medi, Sigvaris, Venotrain, etc... 845-290-0650

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CARRIAGE

MOUNTAIN BIKE

MONSEY RENTAL

Double mountain buggy for sale.

Great condition. Original rain cover included. Older version.

Asking $200 call (845)356-0046

$1200 Raleigh Mountain Bike for sale. Well maintained and in great condition.call for price or obo 8453521232

New private house for rent.

The house you’re dreaming of!!

5 Bedrooms new private house 3000 SF 2 floors, porch, pesach kitchen, play room, everything brand new. Near Hatzloche grocery. Call Agent 347-263-1229 or 845-356-3615 or 845-300-7492

BABY JUMPER

ORIENTAL RUG

Graco, $25 lightly used in box.845-352-2573

Maroonish/tan color floral oriental wool rug 8 ½ x 11 ½ ft.

Very pretty.425-4377

TWIN STROLLER Original mountain buggy for sale.

917-586-8135

SUKKAHS selling cheap Canvas 8x10ft or Wood 16 panels. Both come with s’chach. 356-2482

WOODEN CRADLE White Gently used. $75. 425-1937

BEST SELLING

CARRIAGE

Camera on market! Rebel T5i, brand new in closed box, Now availabe:$529, 347.765.6303 pls txt

Lightly used mulberry colored mamas and papas carriage for sale, asking $150, call for details, 845-213-9300

SUMMER RENTAL Spacious house in Chestnut Ridge with lots of land and beautiful private pool available for month of August. Call 845-290-1650

BLUEFIELD 5 bedrooms, Study room ,Pesach kitchen, Play room, big laundry room, 3 baths, $3000.00, Section 8 OK call 1845-662-2166

CONCORD

GREAT DEAL!

CANON PRINTER

A beautiful brand new [still wrapped] very sharp painting of Tosh’e Rebbe Zt”l $175 (was $225).

845 538 0303

Print your pictures at home straight from your camera or computer! 347.765.6303

Beautiful spacious private furnished house for rent.

Concord area. Excellent condition. Call or text 845.371.7972.

FOR SALE

NEW HEMPSTEAD

Brand new SEG de Paris needlepoint. 18x24 in. (La calanque) No threads. $25. Call 426-2434

5 bedroom, 3 bathroom, great family neighborhood, 2 sinks, central air, 2 car garage, avail immed $2500.00 call 845-3627302

BURBERRY BrIt parfum 3.3 oz for great price call 4261249

ACCESSORIES Hairbands! Babybands! Clips!

Bowties! Necklaces! Hats & more!

Most items under $10! Call or text 845-570-7615

ELECTRIC SCOOTER

OLYMPIA AREA

E300 For Sale In brand new condition. (845)426-3946

FOR SALE

KITCHENAID

5 Bedroom colonial house for rent. ‎Ready to move in June 15 please text 718-938-6407 3000.00 monthly rent

kids bikes, jogging stroller, parts for bugaboo stroller, cradle...352-0810

Brand new 8 quart kitchenaid mixer still in box. Original $700 selling for $500. Call 845-2620014 lv msg.

STAIRLIFT Used less than 5 yrs. For Hi Range home. Any offer. 845-2744913

CAMERAS Nikon camera d5500 - new for 750 dollars! retail is 1000.

BEDROOM FURNITURE Selling beautiful master bedroom furniture for $2,000. Includes Headboards, chest, nightable, armoir, and dresser. Call 845-263-0791

For Rent LOOKING TO RENT 3-4 bedroom house with private pool from July 28-29 through July 3rd. Please call 718-930-9688

LOOKING TO RENT A young couple is looking to rent a reasonable 3-4 room apt. Call or text 845-499-4666

SUMMER RENTAL Paiken area 4 bedroom house 3 bath porch off kitchen gated yard w swings 6500 full summer call 1845-826-4066

SUMMER RENTAL huge house on Dana rd front/ backyard poss with additional 2 apartments July & august plz call 845 826 0700

SUMMER APARTMENT w/ POOL 2 large bdrms living/ dining New Hempstead 10952pm@gmail.com 845 37R-ENT7

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FOR SALE FOR RENT

THE APARTMENT

FOR RENT

FOR RENT

For rent: 5 large rooms with plenty of closet space and 2 bathrooms. Near Viznitz.845-426-1251

New 4 room apt for chosson‎ kallah, Bates Area, $1450 rent plus utilities. Please call 845-4590696.

4 bedroom /3 bathroom apartment on twin ave for rent pls call and leave clear message845-642-0910

FOR RENT

JOBS

A 3 bedroom furnished apartment off Main St. available for a month, week, Shabbos and also for Shveous. 845.356.6215

FOR RENT Nice 4 room apartment for rent on Francis Pl. Please call 3560493.

LOST & FOUND

MISC.

GEMACHIM

SERVICES

GO AWAY

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Looking to go away for Shabbos?

Katz Family Hospitality Suites in Kingston, NY. call 845-334-9044 for more info.

BUNGALOWS Camp Staten Island new administration, weekly, w/meals and day camp. Call: 917.946.CYSI.

FOR RENT 2 bedroom apartment in bates area. please call 845-548-7015

APARTMENT Beautiful 3 room apartment for rent. Great location Herrick Ave. / First St.Please call 845-200-8147

APARTMENT

FURNISHED

New, 3 room, on morris road for rent please call (845)304-1248

2 room furnished rooms near main st.call 845 356-8909

DANA RD walk in, 1 bedroom, full bath, dining room, kitchen $1200 + utilities. 845-800-3573

SEMI-FURNISHED 2 Room apartment available, 1 bedroom, plus spacious kitchenette, including appliances, central air, Prime Rita Ave. Call 596 - 3169

WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE

West St. Spring Valley 2 room office space for rent,in a heimishe office bldg. private entrance.Call or Text: 845-538-6841

CHESTNUT RIDGE

APARTMENT

STORAGE SPACE

Herrick Ave. “new” Three bdrm.

Spacious apt. private entrance.

Beautiful grounds. C/A. Parking.

Section 8 ok. 845-274-4913

for rent in unfinished basement.

1200+ square feet. Please call 914-391-8982.

NEW HEMPSTEAD

OFFICE SPACE

brand new apt 2 Huge bdrms + living/dining/study area +big dinette and kitchen State/Art appliance 10952pm@gmail.com 845 37R-ENT7

for rent. Ground level. Private entrance. Please call 845.426.1830

Kitchen/ Dining Room, Nice size entrance, full bathroom, nice size bedroom. 12 Fanley Ave. 845825-7995

1, 2 or 3 bdrm beautiful apt; brand new kitchen and appliances ; avail immd; 10952pm@gmail.com 845 37R-ENT7

APARTMENT RENTAL

SUMMER RENTAL

3 bedroom. 1.5 bathrooms. Brand New. Central A/C. Walk-in. 12 Fanley. Call Now! 845-825-7995.

3 bedroom apartment available for the whole/half summer.

Ground floor, private entrance.

For more information, please call 718 450 2538

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FOR RENT

2 rooms + kitchen for rent in perfect for single or office. Call/ text 222 2807

CHESTNUT RIDGE

FURNISHED APARTMENT

2 room furnished apt. Ideal for single or chosson/ kallah. Ground level. W/D included. Glen Hill area. Call (845)664-0250

Roll-in shower. Sunny 1st floor apt near Main Street, Monsey.

Close to stores/transportation.

2-3 bedrooms.weekly or monthly 323 9682

ONE BEDROOM

Beautiful furnished apartment with porch, washer/dryer, and spacious closets in prime area; suitable for choson-kallah. 845426-1251

1 BDRM

FURNISHED 2-room furnished apartment on Rita Ave available from May 15.

Great for chason kalla. 356-3595, 548-8981

GARAGE SPACE available for storage in chestnut ridge / airmont area for great price. please call 8456624827

TRINKETS Beautiful line of elegant heir ornaments to rent for your simche, at $7.00 per piece. For appt. Please call: 845-570-3806

TABLECLOTHS Nappe & Cloe tablecloth rental.

New SS16 arrivals. Zissy Goldman 347.782.9121

SUPREME SOUND sound equipment rental for all occasions and events (845)5785657

THECL A SSIFIEDS

SMALL MOONWALK

WEDDING RENTAL

VORT DRESSES

Great for playgroup, carnival, or family funday. For children up to age 8. $30/day. Call 356-3142 Proceeds to Tzedaka.

boys size 2-3-4-5 shimmery blue vests and knickers. Reasonable price. 356-7422

2 beautiful vort dresses for sale, custom made, size 4. dresses were worn a handful of times and in perfect condition. One is navy and one is black. Please call 718614-1734

M&S SOUND

GOWN

Sound equipment rentals for all occasions, speakers, microphones, mixers and more please call 845263-0460.

Beautiful ball gown wedding skirt for rent! Gorgeous, up to date style; Light gray & dark gray floral print. Size 6-8, $80. Call/ text 845.548.2685

TABLECLOTH

DRESS

$10, $15 and $18 Beautiful tablecloth rentals. vases also available. 845.659.9020

Magnificent size 2-4 ivory/ Royal blue dress For Kallas Tnoim or sis of the bride. 8453522999 -Picture available

Wedding Gowns and Dresses GOWN Lavender with applique flowers, custom made, size 6.

Coordinating little girls gown size 4T. 914-391-8982.

DRESS Elegant black sz M maternity dress for rent or sale pls call 347432-6669

WEDDING GOWN Gorgeous sister of bride gown in mauve pink color to sell or rent. size 4 please call 845-746-7274

GOWN Beautiful sister of the bride light color gowns size 00,0 and childrens gowns size 12, 6 and 18 months. Call 845-642-4968

FOR RENT

Sister of the bride gowns for sale size 4, childrens 16 and 8.

Ivory and pink tulle. Call (845) 274-6826.

SISTER OF BRIDE Magnificent custom made sister of bride dress. Size 2-4. Please call 845-352-1752.

DRESS

Beautiful Black Machtanesta Maternity dress size Med.-Lg. worn once 845.608.0136

Beautiful dress for rent. Size 8-10.

Please call 845-352-1752.

GISELE

MOTHER OF BRIDE

Girls Wedding Dress Rental 845478-5980

Elegant, tasteful black mother of bride gown for sale. Size 16/18.

Asking $300. Call:845-425-0686.

FOR SALE beautiful ivory jumper gowns.

Girls sizes 7 & 14. Worn once.

Option to rent. Please call 845426-1860

GOWN Gorgeous, current style gown for rent: Ivory satin with coral & gold brocade. Size 8-10; stunning slenderizing fit, Call/text 845.548.2685

GOWN

4 beautiful gowns for rent.

Approximate sizes 5,6,6 and 8.

Please call 845-578-5750

Looking to rent/sell very reasonable custom made Kallah gown worn once, size 6-8, alterable. Picture available. Call 845-538-6316

FOR RENT

SISTER OF BRIDE

6 piece Ivory Tuxedo Suit set for rent. Size 6-12 months. Please call 845-213-0004.

Beautiful light color sister of the bride 2 pc. Size 0-2. Please call 845-425-4161

DRESS

MATERNITY DRESS

navy sister of the bride dress size 12/14 for rent @ great price call845.300.0636

Off white, size 2-4 sister of bride maternity dress for rent. Please call 845-425-4161

CHILDREN’S GOWNS

WEDDING GOWNS

MOTHER OF BRIDE Exquisite Goldy Breuer mother of the bride gown dark champagne.

Size 12-14 please call 845.558.4173

Jobs ORDER ENTRY POSITION Large Monsey company seeking qualified individual for Order Entry position with potential for growth. Candidate must be quick, organized, detail oriented and very proficient in Excel. Full Time. Please email resume:agrossman@gemstarinc. com.

BOOKKEEPING Established Monsey company seeking an experienced FullTime Real Estate Bookkeeper.

Must have complete background and experience in the field.

Knowledge of Excel is required: advanced formulas, charting, conditional formatting and pivot tables. Please email resume to jobopening1212@gmail.com.

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THE ECOMMERCE EXPERT

SALES & MARKETING

FULL TIME

Established Monsey Company seeking an ecommerce and Amazon selling expert. Extensive knowledge of marketing and selling product on Amazon is required. This is NOT an entry level position, you must have worked for a high volume marketplace seller (in any category). We offer tremendous opportunity for the right individual.

Individual must have proven ability to think strategically and execute methodically, strong attention to detail including precise and effective communications and complete proficiency in Excel (advanced formulas, charting, conditional formatting and pivot tables). Please email resume to jobopening1212@ gmail.com.

looking for a FM F/T sales & marketing experience, online & website skills, great communication skills, quick learner, detail oriented, multi tasking, professional English, extra pay for graphic experience, good pay for the right candidate. email to8455339@gmail.com

Local heimishe e-tail office seeking a capable female for full time position. Must have computer skills, organizational skills and multi-tasking capabilities. Email 10952positionavail@gmail.com

HELP WANTED Heimishe office next to Monsey is looking for full time female secretary. Quickbooks experience a plus. Transportation provided.

Great opportunity for right candidate. Email resume to resumes785@gmail.com

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Fast Growing Company seeking an experienced bookkeeper. Must be proficient in: QuickBooks, Word, Excel and Outlook. Send your resume to: hiring1045@gmail.com

HIRING Growing Company looking for E Commerce Help, Creating and managing listings on Amazon/Ebay and other marketplaces. Online experience preferred, but will train beginners. Great opportunity for the motivated person. Email your resumehiring1045@gmail.com

MORTGAGE COMPANY Heimishe office in monsey seeking f / t female loan processor with experience for June and July. Email aron2359@gmail.com Fx 8454257822

JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimishe office in monsey seeking f / t female secretary. Must be comp literate, detail oriented, have good ppl/phone skills.email ruchie5139@ gmail.com or 8454254103.lve mssg

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BOOKKEEPER Yedei Chesed – Entry Level Bookkeeper. Looking to start your career and make a difference? Full Time position available for an entry level bookkeeper. Must be proficient in MS-Excel, organized and detail oriented. send resume to hr@ yedei.org, fax: 845-694-5476 or call 845-425-0887 ext. 276

FULL TIME Seeking employee - quick learner, detail oriented and excellent communication skills. Office experience a plus. Email Resume cdezorett@allprohc.com or fax 845-205-4179

LPN’S AND RN’S Growing Home Care agency seeking experienced pediatric LPN’s and RN’s. Must have a current NYS RN license and registration. Email Resume cdezorett@allprohc.com or fax 845-205-4179

BOOKKEEPER Looking for a full time bookkeeper please email resume to JOBRESUMEMONSEY@gmail.com

COMPUTER WORK looking for men to do computer work no knowledge necessary will train. half hour from monsey. great pay. 845-263-6496

FULL TIME Insurance office seeking F/T Female Employee. Must be computer proficient, Detailed oriented, multi tasked & good communications skills. Entry level. Email resume: jobsresume10977@gmail.com

OFFICE POSITION Heimishe office located on Robert Pitt looking for full time qualified individual. Must have basic computer skills. Experience in Medical billing a plus. Please fax your resume to 973-771-5066

H.S. SECRETARY Seeking mature woman as an English H.S. secretary: responsible, able to multi task, computer literate, authoritative personality fax resume: 845-356-0711.

Don’t Miss This Exciting Opportunity Hamaspik’s STARS program is looking to hire 12th grade or post seminary girls to join our girls once or twice a week as they enjoy exciting activities and outings, from 6-9 in the evening.

Our STARS program will provide you with a positive work environment where you can impact lives in a fun and gratifying setting! Great pay! (Driver’s license required.)

Call 845-746-7254 for more information.

THECL A SSIFIEDS

HIRING

ASSISTANT TEACHERS

DRIVER

Is a career in supporting and assisting Individuals with developmental disabilities for you?

Yedei Chesed is seeking a Medicaid Service Coordinator. Requires: exp. working with people with Developmental Disabilities, good communication skills, computer literate and minimum of an associates degree in Human Services – LSW/LMSW preferred. Must be detail oriented with good time management and organization skills. Apply by email: hr@yedei.org or fax: 845-694-5476 or call 845-4250887 ext. 276

Motivated to gain classroom experience? Join our professional staff! Assistants needed M-TH afternoon hours for Pre1A, 1st,2nd grades. Fax resume to 845 356-8551 attn: Miss Bayer or email tbayer@ yeshivaspringvalley.org.

Looking for an individual to drive a special needs young boy home from his summer program.

Between 3- 3:30. Please call: 845503-0242

SECRETARY Full time secretarial position available. Basic knowledge in Excel & Quickbooks. Minimal knowledge in photoshop. Centrally located in Monsey. call (347) 709-8528

WEB DEVELOPER proficiency in HTML/CSS a must JS a plus. please apply tojoin@ evelt.com (part or full time)

LIFEGUARD Camp Yeshiva Staten Island seeking female lifeguard for entire summer. 917.946.CYSI.

KITCHEN DESIGN Kitchen store looking to hire a female worker that is knowledgeable in kitchen designs and 20/20 program. Email resume to kitchens12@gmail.com

SALES HELP

DAY CAMP Looking to earn some extra money this summer? Day Camp for special needs kids is looking to hire energetic young men as counselors, work with wonderful kids, fun environment and great pay. Please fax your info to 845425-3044

ASSISTANT Looking for legal assistant substitute for a Daycare/Early Head Start from June 14-June 25.

Call 845-445-7213

COUNSELOR Looking for nursery assistant/ counselor for summer. 10th grade and up. Full summer only.

Yiddish speaking. call: 347-9570176

PLAYGROUP ASSISTANT

PRE SCHOOL

Morah Chavoly’s Playgroup is looking for an assistant for a 2 year old playgroup. Please call Rivka Chavoly 352-3512

Looking for qulified preschool teacher for upcoming school year.

Fax resume / info to 845-6781872

KIDDIE GROUP

TEACHER

Looking for high school girls to run a kiddie group on Blauvelt for the summer. Place and kids provided. Ages 11/2- 21/2. Call 845-356-1822

‫א היימישע מוסד אין מאנסי זוכט אן‬ .‫ ערשטע קלאס לערערין‬experienced ‫ אייער‬fax ‫פאר אינטערעסירטע ביטע‬ 1099 - 354 )845( ‫ צו‬resume

SUMMER ASSISTANTS

Playgroup in Bates Horton area, is looking for a responsible girl willing to work for a Teacher or assistant Position for summer and September .please call 845.379.4711

Bilingual Yiddish Classes at Elmwood and Hempstead School seeking qualified assistants to work with special needs children pls fax resume to 426-0852

OPPORTUNITY

PLAYGROUP TEACHER

BABYSITTING Looking for someone to baby sit in my home twice a week please call 8455383563

A DELI in Monsey looking for a part time worker please call 845.538.7010

Looking for a female to work with a special needs young lady.

Must drive. Excellent pay! Please call: (845)425-0887 ext. 211

P/T JOB

OPPORTUNITY

MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Looking for a sales lady for Sunday from 12-6 pls call and leave clear message 845-248-8089

Looking for a male to work with a special needs young man. Must drive. Please call: (845)425-0887 ext. 211

Do you believe that you can earn a significant income? Do you believe that the world needs a little more health and wealth in it these days? Do you want to help make a difference?

I believe in inspiring people to do the things that inspire them so together we can create health and wealth in the world. But I can’t do this alone! Are you looking at improving your current financial situation? Do you enjoy helping people? If so, I might want to meet you! Mrs. F. Katz 845-570-3565

GREAT OPPORTUNITY Hamaspik’s evening program is looking to hire 12th grade or post seminary girls to work once or twice a week in the evenings from 6-9. A rewarding experience with great pay! Driver’s license a must. For more information call 845-746-7254.

TEACHERS YRSRH, Washington Heights, looking for General Studies teacher, elementary girls’ class; immediate opening; afternoon hours; shdk@optonline.net; 212568-6200 ext 133.

Services

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THE THROAT CULTURES:

MASSAGE THEAPIST

BINDING TAPE

Call 641-1627 or 845-356-3851

Professional female massage therapist available for morning and evening appointments. My home or yours. Women only.

848-202-4980.

Cheapest in monsey! (Shurtape) Special price for schools, yeshivos... Call today 845-4225516.

MOTHER HEN A New Approach to Childbirth.

You Can have it easily and completely naturally B’ezrasHashem Call Now (845)587-1649

JOBS

DAYCAMP LOGOS Attn Daycamp directors experienced graphics designer available to do your logos, postcards etc. very reasonable. S. Weisz 845.352.3013

GEMACHIM

SERVICES

REFLEXOLOGY ‫באנייט אייך פיזיש און גייסטיש דורך‬ ‫ אויך גרייט‬.‫א היימישע אינגערמאן‬ ‫ישראל אין‬-‫אריבערצוגיין באהאנדלען חולי‬ 845.521.5378.‫ גוטע פרייזן‬.‫שווערע מצבים‬

TUTORING

MISC.

HERSHEY HANDYMAN We do Sheetrock repair .small painting jobs and all types of handy work ..neat and reliable work.call 8455008136

DOULA Every Yiddishe Mamma deserves to birth with serenity! Listen to childbirth classes by phone.

Live Q&A weekly.call; Mrs. Surie Gruber (845)263-0313

SEFORIM BINDING .‫מיר קענען בינדען פאר אייך אייערע ספרים‬ ‫ רופט שוין‬.‫שיין – שטארק – גוטע פרייזען‬ 352-0715

TECHNICIAN

Doula Services Chana Bracha Abramson CD (DONA) 845-2135525

Certified technician available for all your computer needs.

Networking - virus removal computer repairs. 845.377.5608

Graphic artist available to design your eye catching advertising and more. Call 371-1963 Faigydesign@ gmail.com

GRAPHIC DESIGNER

LOST & FOUND

Experienced bookkeeper available for all your bookkeeping needs.

Great for small businesses. Call 845-535-1117. Please leave a message.

Sign up for personalized tutoring session in: Algebra- GeometryTrigonometry -PreCalculusCalculus- Physics. Call: 845-4458003 or Email: Monsey.Math@ gmail.com

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BOOKKEEPER

Let us design your vision for your business. Business cards, brochures, menus, advertisements, and more!

DaringDynamicDesigns@gmail. com (845)499-1523

ONE MAN BAND One man band & singer music for all occasions by Chaim benatar.

845 659 0222

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MIRACLE BLOSSOMS

DOULA Treat yourself to a memorable Birthing Experience in a pleasant calm comforting atmosphere with Itty Bar Horin CD(DONA) Many happy references available. 425 4144

COPYWRITING Want to attract customers?

Boost sales? Raise funds? Call Copywrite Writing Service today.

845-377-5503 Copywritetk@ gmail.com

ALLERGY FREE Had enough of itchy skin, bloody sheets... Call Shoshana Denberg 845-213-8420

HANDYMAN Installations, Repairs, Odd Jobs Dovid Denberg 845-200-1326

PERSONAL PORTRAITURE Perfect for shidduch resumes, corporate branding, websites, and self-esteem enhancement. Call (845)558-8247

ONE MAN BAND Professional musician many years exprience for all your ocassions. Call avrumi 1845-4597774

REFLEXOLOGY relaxes, releases stress & tension, helps with pain management, etc House calls at no extra charge Tamar Spiro 845-352-6496

AUTISM BREAKTHROUGH Experienced, chasiddishe yungerman professionally trained in the Son-rise program, that helps children connect with the world around them. 845-2743244.

SEWING Experienced seamstress in the sunrise area ready to do all your alterations (845)425-3134

ALTERATIONS Basic alterations Bluefield area 352 7201

GRAPHIC DESIGNER attention day camps and businesses have your ads designed at a great price! call or text 845.461.5626

PEARL RESTRINGING Expert & reliable service. Free pick up & delivery.845-352-5013

BOOKKEEPING QuickBooks Specialist - Need someone to help post, reconcile, run reports & more? I can help.

Call 201-376-4378 or email bookkeeping@shucht.com

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A/C REPAIR

MAINTENANCE JOB

PARTY PLANNER

& InstallationMaintain Repair & Install all A/C Epa certified tech Please Call 845-596-0002

Looking for a maintenance job in a camp or bungalow colony this summer. Pls call 443-468-2518

MASSAGE THERAPIST

HOSTESS PACKAGES

Party planning for every budget and style! Gorgeous setup, top quality vendors, professional service. Call/text: 845-274-4799.

References and photos available upon request.

Certified Massage Therapist available for house calls. Prenatal, Swedish & Deep Tissue.

Chavi Brisk CMT 845 694 9204

Be B’Simcha will make your hostess bags! Just pay the cost plus hachnosas kallah donation.

Chani: 917.750.4035

PHOTOGRAPHY

CUSTOM SHEDS

at unbeatable prices! Bar mitzvahs, mens side at chasunahs, dinners... 862- 5059546 845-642-0572

Professionaly built sheds! Custom built for you! At a good price! Call 443-468-2518

POEMS Want to express your words, but just don’t know how? We do the work. You get the credit.Call Rivky 845-248-6340

NEWARK AIRPORT From Monsey to Newark airport for only $55 please call 8456080071. Chasidishe yingerman with nice car.

PHOTOGRAPHY

ORGANIZATION!

Bundles of Joy Studios. Creatively capturing the innocence, purity, and perfection of your newborn.

BundlesOfJoyStudios@gmail.com (845)499-1523

I will organize your pantry and other kitchen cabinets free of charge with your purchase of tupperware products call: 347885-4618

PHOTOGRAPHY

PEKLACH

Book now for a $50 portrait session outdoors with props and scenery. Free digital album! Call Dassy @ 845-517-9920

Custom and Personalized Upsherin Peklach & Hostess Boxes P: 347-415-5145E: hostitny@gmail.com I: @hostitny

RESUMES

LADY DRIVER

Have your strong points highlighted on a professional resume. Excellent for those with limited work experience.

Affordable pricing. 845-596-0131

24 hours 845-480-2115

SANDTRAY GROUPS Build up your self esteem with the book “alive”in a relaxing and enjoyable setting. Women and teens groups forming (845)5383500

JUDAICA LIBRARY Starting May 20th, Beth Tefilla Judaica Library is open only Fridays ,no Sundays , from 1:003:00 PM. For information call 425-1603

ENVELOPE ADDRESSING Professional envelope addressing.

Printed directly on envelope or labels. Fast and efficient service.

Reasonable rates. Please Call (845)356-0046

RESUME Have your resume prepared by an expert & get hired! Spring discount available! (Gifting poems too) 917-500-6018

LADY DRIVER Call 709-7338

LONG DISTANCE Long distance trips brand new minivan anywhere anytime very reliable always on time call yanky 845-558-2697

HANDYMAN Affordable and talented handyman! Any job, big or small! Repairs, renovations, installations. 845-642-0572, 862505-9546

LAKEWOOD Going for Shabbos? For ride or package, Please call 845-2745211. If no answer, please leave message.

HOSTESS PACKAGES

BAKE CHALLAH

and Custom Favors Candy wrapper (845)445-8288/(845)3620283

I Make It – You Bake it, Rivky’s Custom Challah Dough, made to your needs.845-369-3755

GIFT WRAPPING

CARELINE

To set your gift apart great prices Candy wrapper (845)445-8288 (845)362-0283

Cosmetics and Skincare. Lowest Prices - Free Delivery! Call/Text Raizy Gefner, 845-587-0286.

LADY DRIVER Take someone responsible & can ALWAYS depend on. Steady slots also available. Day/night. Call/ text 917-750-4105.

HEAD COUNSELORS Grab the opportunity of getting a ready, creative summer pre school file, including games, arts and crafts and a recorded camp song. 425-0402

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THE GLUTEN FREE

REGENTS TUTOR

BABYSITTING

Oat Matzos. Thinner, better tasting, large. (845) 204-8889

Experienced and certified math tutor available for NYS Regent Prep. Individual or groups.

Call 845-275-3809 and leave a message.

Babysitter available to watch your child from 1:45 pm. During the summer, available full time.

Please contact 845-352-1016

MATZOS Satmar Wmbg. Broadway shmura matzos for sale 845-641-8485

JOBS

CRAFTS DIY jewelry and craft kits for girls and teens. Azila jewels 570343-5555

MARY KAY

GEMACHIM

SERVICES

clearance sale. call 642-1890

NEW! We finally have the famous chocolate logs by the Nuttery Bark and Belgian truffles (845)445-8288/(845)362-0283

MISC. LOST & FOUND

Girls school seeking an experienced Title I tutor for upper elementary grades please fax resume to 845-425-4345.

One of a kind summer experience! In Chestnut Ridge, boys grades 1-4.Limited space.

Call:845-263-2330/732-551-0426.

Right next to Ateres Charna. 845304-7987

PLAYGROUP

leave your precious one in caring babysitters hand. Best section near sheva brachos halls. Doing late night and our specialty SHABBOS. Reasonable-Call {845783-2314}

Looking for a small place for your child? now forming a small group for your 2.5 till 3.5 year old for the summer on Warren Court Please call 845-426-1496

PLAYGROUP

BAG HOLDERS

PLAYGROUP

Plastic bag holders to sell. Simple and easy to put together. Only $7 each.845-538-6316

Teacher Devoiry’s playgroup on Dr Frank will reopen Iy”h for the upcoming year on Yale cor Dr Frank. For registration 845-6627158

looking for a warm and loving babysitter that is willing to come 3 times a week, part time, to a nice and big house in airmont to babysit 16 month old baby and do some housework for good pay. 845.325.3781 text, call, leave message

BABYSITTER full time experienced babysitter available in the chestnut ridge / airmont area, references available, please call 9174748600

DRUM LESSONS

by Shmuel Klaver. Monsey’s most experienced Shomer Shabbos drum instructor. Lessons ($40 & up) given in your home or my studio, to boys or girls ages 10-adult, beginners to professional. Call (845) 459-9935

SUNDAY KIDDIE GROUP Is your toddler bored on Sundays?

Small group forming on Westside for your 2 1/2 year old. Please call 499-4077

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BABYSITTER

Small kiddie camp for toddlers ages 18 mths to 2 yrs has a few slots available. Exp mommy and morah. Brewer area. 862 505 9546

Looking for powerful nutritional supplements? Call to place your Shaklee order. Free delivery. Call/ text 845 213-8016.

Is reading an uncomfortable activity and struggle for your child? I will make reading enjoyable, call B. Barrish 845.548.5227

MONROE SIMCHA

KIDDIE CAMP

SHAKLEE

READING SPECIALIST

Responsible and caring babysitter available for drop-ins in the Jill area for part-time or full-time.

Call 917-502-5228

EVENING BABYSITTING

Great vacuum / purifier helps for allergies call for more information 845- 425-5508

We have a full line of CMK cosmetics! Perfumes, Body Lotions and Gift Sets! Special!

Marc Jacob Daisy Perfume! FREE DELIVERY 845-352-2573

BABYSITTER

CAMP MEYUCHAD!

Full stimulating curriculum.

Nursery girls ages 3 1/2 - 4 1/2 Pre nursery 2 3/4 - 3 1/2. loving environment. Extended hours, transportation. Registration for summer and September. call 845608-7996.

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DAYCAMP Daycamp on Francis Pl. for prenursey/nursey girls. Exciting program! Spacious grounds!

Warm lunches! Special activities!

Experienced teachers. (845)4592530

KEYBOARDIST Extremely talented 13 year old boy available to give lessons or to play for your simcha or party.

Call 362-2268.

DRUM LESSONS Beginner drum lessons for women and girls. My home or yours. Please call: 845 608 9895

THECL A SSIFIEDS

HAIR COURSES

DAYCAMP DIRECTORS

WASH N SETS

Learn to style your own hair/ shaitels or for others. One-on-one or group lessons. 845 608 9895

An Experienced Certified Aerobics Instructor will give your girls an invigorating, energizing exercise class with much vitality, & fun. Call (845) 587 - 2195

Free pickup and delivery.

Baila-274-7412

WATER AEROBICS Join refreshing class for June Save ur slot! Call 18458264066

PORTRAITURE COURSE One-on-one art course, based on drawing the realistic human face.

Lighting, shading, measurements, facial features, capturing likeness.

845-274-7465

HAIRCUTTING Join Now! Haircutting and Styling Course! Groups or 1:1.

Also learn to style your own hair. Mimi Braun 4267981 or text 8251423

SWIM LESSONS Swim lessons and lifeguard courses available in Monsey.

Female and male instructors available. Contact Ari at (845)6648616. WSI and LGI.

INSTRUCTOR Few slots are now available in our energizing, aerobic night classes for ladies; Given by Sury Samuel, Certified Instructor, PFT, NC. Call: C: 587- 2195 H: 371 - 1997

EXERCISE

CLASSIC CUTS Lag baomer special: Cuts just $9. Few slots left! 845.578.6583.

Conveniently located on Blauvelt Rd.

TEETH WHITENING Get your teeth whitened professionally with lasting results. Male and Female Techs available. Call for specials 845826-4928

HAIRSTYLING

HAIR DESIGN

new in Widman/Bluefield area.

Call Chani @ 517-5443

Wash n sets, cuts, blows Hair courses available-learn to style your own/others hair/shaitels!

845 608 9895

EUROPEAN WIGS

HAIRCUTS Haircuts and styling. Call 3711963

HAIR STUDIO Look your best from roots to ends. Trained by proffessionals.

Accessories avail. W. Central area. 3524945

ENGLISH LESSONS ‫א היימישע יונגערמאן איז אוועליבעל‬ ‫ ביז‬.‫צו אויסלערנען ענגליש פון אנהייב‬ .‫צו קענען געהעריג ליינען און שרייבען‬ 845-499-7381 ‫אונטערסירטע ביטע רופט‬

HAIR & WIGS Great Sefirah specials on wash & sets and hair styling, Francis area.

845.213.0378

$200.00 off European wigs. Call 274-7412

Misc.

HEAD-A-HEAD Turbans by Ahead collections under new management. Please stay tuned for details to follow for our grand reopening.

TEHILLIM Harness the power of tehillim today! A Yid will say tehillim on your behalf. Call/text 8452006378.

15 PASSENGER looking to rent 15 passenger van for summer months. Please call 732-551-0426.

MEMORIES

Morning and evening aerobics groups now forming in the Smith Hill area. Certified instructor.

Get your total body workout in a fun way! Esty 845-213-0978 Empowerbyesty@gmail.com

Sheitels and hair - cuts and styling. Park Ave/South Monsey area. Great rates. 845-538-6316

Please email your hakaros hatov notes for a nurse/midwife in our community, including Good Sam and Nyack to freedom4docs@ yahoo.com

CHILDBIRTH CLASS

WASH & SETS

SAVE THE DATE!

This is very different! Learn what you never knew! Experienced moms welcome! The Mother Hen Method (845)587-1649

makeup application for all occasions. Hair and Wig courses.

Private lessons available please call Itty 845 425 4144

Celebrating Our Nurses! Monday June 6th. In Loving Memory of Faiga bas Naftoli Aaron HaLevi.

An Evening of Sharing and Caring.

SON-RISE

STYLED N STYLE

Want to help your autistic child?

Learn the Son-rise program.Call 845-425-5161

To have your hair professionally done at a great price, call now (845) 578-1939.

HAIR & WIGS

SHIURIM

‫שיעורי הגר״ש ניימאן‬ 212-776-0030 ‫שליט״א‬

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THE SHIUR

LOST

Shiur by Rabbi N. Gurary.

“Navigating the Path of Emunah & Bitochon”. Tuesdays, 5/24, 5/31, 6/7 @ 8:45PM. 51 Park Lane – 425-2433. $10.00 (May be paid with Maaser)

2 velvet kapelech custom made

by Stich With name Eli or “Alef” In the Polkadot area or Txsi. Ple call 845-3522999

SHEMIRAS HALASHON

LOST

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A grey/silver usb drive in Right Click Kiosk last week. 263.2436

SEFIRAH SPECIAL

Diamond pin on Marman Place after Pesach. Call 352-6305

FOUND!

Rabbi Krohn CD’s- many great topics! To order or for more info call/text 443-915-5507 or email rabbikrohnmonsey@gmail.com.

FOUND a bag on Chol Hamoed in a Latino Taxi that contains a light blue sweater, bottle and some diapers.

Call or text 845-499-4666

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LECHU V’NELCHA Offering shiurim for post seminary girls every Wednesday through the worldwide Lechu V’nelcha program. Call our hotline for updates. 718-4800LVN

Free Giveaway

GEMACHIM

Gemachim GPS GEMACH Call 845-352-2588 leave message.

(Minimal fee)

TREADMILL Looking for free giveaway of a good working treadmill. 845-3523201

BRIS GEMACH Brand new bris outfit and pillow. Located on Rt. 306. ‫לע”נ‬ .‫ר’ חיים זאנוול בן ר’ משה אדמו”ר מריבניץ‬ 845.352.3013

CHAIRS 5 dining room chairs to give away. 347-461-1150

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WILD BIRD SEED Free recycled bird seedtherapeutic wait to enjoy wild birds by your window. Please call 845-642-0451

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Lost & Found LOST diamond and white hold bracelet.

862 505 9546

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LOST & FOUND

ROOF-CARRIER Fits all cars even those without racks on roof. Minutes to put on.

845-274-5284

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