Issue 34

Our Town’s Weekly Issue #34

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Stories in and Around Our Town:

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OF BURNT CRAFTS AND FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS

Our kids had a great time making the keychains from Craft It!’s article, and they promised to be precious, but Mommy didn't have the instructions in front of her and come to find out-100 degrees really makes a difference! (I thought the oven was supposed to be on 400 for baking, but seems it was only supposed to be on 300!)

Well, the crispy, over-done (burnt!) keychains were a good lesson in teaching us to follow directions!

Thanks for a nice activity, and thankfully I bought enough Sculpey clay to make a less burnt version another time!

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WHAT CAN I SAY BUT “WOW!”?

I had to put down The Monsey View after finishing the last chapter of Jerusalem Stone, due to being overwhelmed by the lump in my throat and the tears in my eyes. Chany Rosengarten really knows how to tug at one’s heartstrings! She wrote so beautifully, and so truthfully that Hashem is always with us-even in the moments that we waste our time fretting about our inability to control events in life. Not only that, but she brought

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out such a strong point: even when Yidden are hurting, and not always living up to their full potential-or even if they don’t fit the mold of perfection that we set for ourselves and our children-every one of us contains a “pintele Yid.” Kulam Yisrael Tzadikim… deep down, in the most pure part of ourselves-everyone’s deepest desire is to be free from the chains of the yetzor hara, the chains of distraction and destruction; focusing only on the purity of Torah. We all want to be the obedient child that brings nachas to his Father, but sometimes the pain of life distracts us.

Thanks Chany for the reminder!

A fan, anxiously awaiting Chany’s next writing!

CONQUERING THE PLAYROOM CLUTTER - DOWN TO A SCIENCE

Thank you for a great magazine.

Regarding playroom organization tips, I researched a lot when I set ours up about 1.5 years ago and, baruch Hashem, have maintained seder due to some of the following ideas: (My seven children range from a little baby to 11.5 ke”h.)

• Toy closet with open bins for younger kids’ toys • Open shelves or large bins for big trucks • The main thing that eliminated mess potential was the idea to discard all game and puzzle boxes and transferring them to: • Little plastic draws for card games • Medium and large plastic draws for all types of board

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games • Puzzles and matching games, lotto etc. were each placed in a ziploc bag (the ones with the red zip that kids can open and close) with game front cover cut out and placed in the bag too. All bags placed in big closed bins.

• All drawers and bins clearly labeled with color-coded labels (younger kids’ games/older kids’ games...)

• The older kids’ game drawers are kept in a closet on a high shelf, but they can remove one drawer at a time when they want to play that game without toppling a pile of game boxes.

And when a piece shows up around the house it's really easy to return it to its correct labeled drawer.

• We used the deep plastic drawers for lego structures that older kids wanted to keep and not have destroyed by little hands.

• To make the room look warm and lively, I painted a wall mural with my kids. I outlined it in pencil, and they painted it al.

I then outlined and straightened it all. I used regular acrylic paints.

I hope this can help others.

S.T.

NOT YOUR TYPICAL HOME

I’m following along the series by Suri Israel closely and find the information very interesting and enjoyable to read and to look at. After analyzing her plans, she seems to be building her “dream house” on the amount of footage that 95% of Monsey residents do not come close to, and many of the ideas are really not realistic for a regular home. From reading the

plans, the homes she talks of are over 5,000 square feet. How realistic is that? The deck alone is 38 feet wide. Being that this is for Monsey residents, who for the most part do not live in such stately, spacious homes, perhaps she can feature ideas geared for “regular homes” or at least not

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include those floor plans?

That being said, hers is the first column I turn to and I look forward to it every week!

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SURI ISRAEL RESPONDS:

Dear Comfortable, Thank you so much for expressing your concerns.

Although the architectural plans shown were typical of the larger Monsey homes, the space-saving and cost-friendly suggestions could be utilized in homes as small as 2,000 sq. ft. The goal of my column has been to help people utilize their space in a way that is practical, comfortable, and attractive. A designer’s job is to help you plan your home, given your budget, preferences, and available space. Pre-emptive planning is a crucial tool in home design, allowing you to give your home designer touches that fit both your taste and your wallet. While items like ornate doors and fancy moldings can significantly raise the cost of your building project, there are many ideas that can be incorporated into the structure of your house that provide a tremendous impact at no additional cost. Remember the structure of your home is a one-time opportunity, and that planning ahead so that your home, no matter how big or small it may be, suits your lifestyle and your wallet, is a smart investment.

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PASSAIC TRAGEDY IS FELT IN MONSEY It was only two hours to candle-lighting when my husband came running through the door, intense worry etched upon his face.

“A Passaic girl is missing,” he told me. “They just announced that any Chaverim member able to join the search should be to ready to head out to New Jersey in a half hour.”

Instantly, my stomach began turning somersaults, thinking of Leiby Kletzky a"h- terrified for the missing child, terrified for the parents, terrified for Klal Yisroel.

“Go,” I told him. “Just run and take a shower before you leave- you won’t be back before Shabbos begins.” I didn’t even know if he would be home before Motzei Shabbos, but what choice did I have? A life was at stake.

I packed him up a plate of steaming kugel while trying to hold my tears in check. Quickly I ran through the house, finishing the last few jobs before Shabbos arrived, holding down the fort alone. My little children asked me where Tatty was, and I told them that he went to find a girl who is lost, because he is a Chaverim member. They understood, because they know how special Chaverim is; they

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Bais Rochel High School Proudly Presents A Musical Drama

see the chesed that their father performs every day.

The hours ticked by while the Shabbos candles burned brightly.

Inside the warmth of home, the children slept snugly in bed, and I tried to distract myself by reading, but it was no use. My stomach churned with nervousness, my brain with restlessness. Where was my husband? Did he bring a coat? Was he warm enough? Did he have food to eat? And what about that precious yiddishe girlwas she warm, fed, and safe?

How long would it take to find herwould we ever?

I knew it was a serious search.

Information had trickled in minutes before the zman when my husband had called one last time to check how I was managing alone. The girl in question was in her twenties and had been missing for almost 24 hours. Chaverim, Shomrim, and Hatzalah members from across New York and New Jersey had shown up for the search- fearing the worst, while praying for the best.

Volunteers scoured the entire area of Passaic, inch by inch, trying desperately to find signs of the missing girl. Finally, two of our own Chaverim of Rockland members found the clue that led to the painful conclusion of the search.

It is with a heavy heart that I write these words, feeling the agony of a family that is waking up this week to a void where their beloved daughter once stood.

We are devastated by the the loss of one of our precious yiddishe kinder, Devorah Stubin a”h.

May her family be comforted amongst the other mourners of Zion and Yerushalayim.

With heartfelt condolences, Ruchy Reese on behalf of The Monsey View

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Becoming

WeighSmarter out getting too scientific, it’s important to know that fish oil contains forms of fat called EPA and DHA, which are extremely important for brain and nerve function. Although flaxseed contains omega-3 fatty acids as well, it’s of a different form, called ALA, of which the body doesn’t need as much. So, a tablespoon of flaxseed oil, or some flaxseed or chia seeds sprinkled on your yogurt, or a slice of flax meal bread, is enough to get you the ALA you need. But I want to stress that some of you may be confused in thinking that you’re getting your daily dose of omega-3 by using flax or chia, and that it’s important to distinguish ALA from EPA and DHA. You’ll need to consume fish and fish oil in order to fulfill your EPA and DHA requirements.

By Esty Weiss

Balancing Out High Quantities of Omega-6 What’s the Solution?

You now know that you probably have an overabundance of omega-6 in your body. One way to counteract that is to reduce your consumption of oils and processed foods that contain omega-6, which I wrote about last week. Now today I want to offer the ultimate solution. Aside from curbing your intake of omega-6, you’ll also want to focus on finding balance between omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. The ideal ratio is 1:1, and certainly no higher than 1:5.

OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS: The best and most obvious way to balance out your omega-6 to omega-3 ratio is to add omega-3 to your daily food intake. There are some foods that are in fact sources of omega-3, but because your omega-6 overload is so extreme, the sources of omega-3 may not be enough to counteract it. Consequently, it’s extremely important that you incorporate a potent omega-3 supplement – specifically from fish oil – into your daily routine. With-

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It’s extremely important that you incorporate a potent omega-3 supplement into your daily routine.

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Consequently, omega-3 deficiency often leads to the following physical symptoms: Rough, dry skin Dry, dull and lifeless hair Dandruff Soft, peeling or brittle nails Sleep issues Attention and focusing issues, such as poor concentration Emotional sensitivity such as depression, mood swings and anxiety

Weight gain If you experience two or more of these symptoms, you are probably deficient in omega-3.

FOOD SOURCES AND SUPPLEMENTS: You need both! It’s almost impossible to get enough omega-3 from your diet alone. This is why doctors and nutritionists encourage people to supplement their meals with an omega-3 potent fish oil. Remember that if you’re taking flaxseed oil and counting on getting your omega-3s, you may want to take fish oil anyway. Flaxseed oil only contains ALA, but you mostly need the EPA and DHA that is found exclusively in fish oil supplements.

Omega-3 in the form of EPA and DHA can be found in the

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Cage-free or organic eggs Anything along the lines of chia seeds, flaxseeds and walnuts that contain omega-3 is not the EPA and DHA that you need.

In these foods, the omega-3 is from ALA, which is fine, but it’s definitely not the ultimate solution to bringing your omega-3 and omega-6 levels back into balance.

Read next week’s article on the confusion surrounding canola oil!

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Parshas Beshalach

By Rebbetzin Malka Teitelbaum Sassover Rebitzin

Do you ever stop and appreciate the many gifts we tend to take for granted? Our eyesight, for example. Vision is something that enhances our life so much, yet we tend not to think about it too often. What about our ability to walk, for those who can? Or our ability to breathe? Anyone who has cared for a person on a respirator can testify to the miracle of every breath.

There is another gift we tend to take for granted: our bechira.

Our bechira is a precious gift from Hashem, and yet we use it so often that it doesn't even feel like a gift. It feels like a part of ourselves, like our ability to see. But, like our ability to see, Hashem can take it away. Many people are not aware that this can happen, assuming that only physical attributes can be taken away, but it is one of the lessons we learn from Parshas Beshalach and the entire story of yetzias Mitzrayim.

When Hashem hardened Paroh’s heart, He was taking away Paroh’s bechira to prevent him from doing teshuva. The Rambam, in Hilchos Teshuva (Perek 6, Halacha 3) writes: “A person may commit a great aveira or many aveiros causing the judgment rendered before the True Judge to be that the retribution to this transgressor

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for these sins which he willfully and consciously committed is that his teshuva will be held back.” Further on, the Rambam explains that Hashem hardened Paroh’s heart “to make known to all the inhabitants of the world that when HaKadosh Baruch Hu withholds teshuva from a

Our bechira is a precious gift from Hashem, and yet we use it so often that it doesn't even feel like a gift. sinner; he cannot repent, but he will die in the wickedness that he initially committed willfully.”

In other words, if a person willfully chooses to do an aveira repeatedly, or even just once if it is a very serious one, then that person might find himself unable to do teshuva for that aveira.

He has lost his bechira in regards to this aveira. The Rambam cites this week’s parsha as one of the sources for this: “For these reasons, it is written in the Torah (Shemos 14:4) ‘I will harden Paroh's heart.’ Since he began

to sin on his own initiative and caused hardships to the b’nei Yisrael who dwelled in his land, as it states: ‘Come, let us deal wisely with them,’ judgment obligated that he be prevented from repenting so that he would suffer retribution. Therefore, HaKadosh Baruch Hu hardened his heart.”

So, even though Paroh acted without bechira because Hashem had hardened his heart, he was still held accountable and punished. Paroh lost his bechira because he had freely chosen, again and again, to harden his own heart. The Torah tells us that Paroh hardened his heart when Moshe Rabbeinu first came before Paroh to ask for the release of the b’nei Yisrael, and that he hardened his heart after each of the first five makkos. Only then do we see that Hashem hardened Paroh’s heart. Paroh had been given more than enough opportunities to choose better, yet he consistently made the same wrong choice. The loss of his bechira, then, was his own fault, so it was fair that he continued to be held accountable even when he was no longer making the choice consciously.

Nobody is perfect, and we all have areas of weakness. We are in this world to struggle, to “turn from evil and do good.” (Tehillim

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HAVE IT DONE RIGHT. 34:15) As long as we continue to fight our yetzer hara, our bechira is safe. But if we ever cross the line from regretted failures to hardened habits – from weakly caving in to willfully choosing sin – then we may have placed ourselves in a teshuva trap. We have placed ourselves at risk of having our bechira in this area taken away from us, and then we might not ever be able to do teshuva. Perhaps this is one reason why we are admonished not to do an aveira now thinking to do teshuva later.

If we ever cross the line from regretted failures to hardened habits – from weakly caving in to willfully choosing sin – then we may have placed ourselves in a teshuva trap.

We should not think that such a thing could happen only to Paroh. The Rambam brings down in Halacha 4 that even great navi’im and tzaddikim, like David HaMelech, would daven to Hashem that they not find themselves in this situation. If a person suspects he may have lost his ability to do teshuva, is there no hope? The Gate of Teshuva may then be closed, but the Gate of Tears is always open. We can always cry and beg Hashem to save us from our aveiros.

Of course, prevention is the best cure: let us be careful not to put ourselves in that situation to begin with.

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May I rinse dishes prior to placing them in the sink on Shabbos?

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One may rinse them enough so that they should not have an unpleasant smell on Shabbos. If one will be using the room where the dishes are, then it is likewise muttar.

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What is the best way to wipe a spill on Shabbos?

If it's a clear liquid, the ideal way is to throw a used or white towel on the spill and let it absorb the spill, but not to wipe with it. One should put enough towels, so that they won't get wet enough to drip when picked up. One may then kick away the towel with one's foot.

One should not use fancy towels that one would typically wash as soon as they become soiled.

If the spill is colored, one can likewise use regular towels. Another option is to throw paper towels or napkins on the spill.

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You devour the weekly serials in all the heimishe papers, and secretly think you could write just as well, or better.

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If you’re nodding all along, this seminar is for you.

The Third Annual Writing Seminar comes to Monsey, at the Bais Rochel Hall, 145 Saddle River Road, this Sunday, January 24, at 8 p.m.

This event is open to both women and high school girls, published and novice writers alike. Admission is just forty dollars by advance reservation.

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A chance to spread your wings, re-ignite your secret dreams.

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A night out with other experienced authors who will share their trials and triumphs.

Most of all, three powerful presentations with hands-on skills you can use, both at home and in the classroom.

The main workshop presenter will be Bassi Gruen, the world-renowned editor of the Family First/Mishpacha Magazine, a special guest from Eretz Yisroel. She will teach us how to craft compelling personal essays, plus pointers on breaking into print.

Bassi, who has been at the helm of Family First for several years, has the ins and outs of the writing world at her fingertips. Come and learn what makes a good article great.

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Chany Rosengarten, beloved columnist for the Monsey View, a master at her craft, will teach the audience how to build emotion and suspense, as she so powerfully does each week.

At the close of the presentations, a panel of selected editors from Mishpacha, Ami, Binah, and other papers will answer your writing questions and clarify what their papers are looking for.

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How much does the street wend its way into the home? Can living in today’s world make room for the truisms of yesteryear?

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By: Laya Zryll

THE REVIVAL OF SECOND-HAND ROSE

In these financially difficult times, even with the economy improving, it still behooves us to be prudent and watch our pennies. Laya tells us how.

My maternal grandmother landed on the shores of America in the late 1890s when she was just a little girl. Bubby Gordon was feisty and smart—qualities which, years later, helped her survive The Great Depression.

When necessity demanded that she develop thrift, she did so with determination and spirit, while raising her large family on a tight budget.

My American-born mother already had thrift in her DNA,

in the snazzy section of town was nothing short of an adventure. One of the chesed organizations received clothing from abroad and it was real quality.

Nothing “Made in Israel” could compare to the Carters pajamas for the babies or the wash-andwear shirts that you could wash and then actually wear. At one point, Chaya - my then teenaged daughter - caught the secondhand “thrift” bug, and she and her friend would look forward to their occasional day off from school just so they could pay a visit to the second-hand shop and “check things out.”

One day, Chaya came home describing a lovely dress she had discovered on her latest foray to the Carmel.

“So, where’s the dress?” I wondered aloud.

“I didn’t buy it,” she confessed rather ruefully. “It was just too expensive - even for a thrift shop.”

I was proud of her: a) for willingness to wear second-hand clothes to begin with, and b) for being so prudent when it came to spending her money.

I told her that I would go back, and if the dress was still there, I would purchase it for her.

When I got to the shop, I had no problem spotting the dress. It was still there, and it was truly beautiful. Going to pay, I overheard the volunteer salesladies whispering, “What a shame.

The pretty blond girl who was here this morning looked so good in that dress - it’s made for her! And now,” they sighed, “it’s being sold.”

“Don’t worry,” I assured them.

I always thought I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth. Did it matter if it was second-hand? having inherited her mother’s penchant for it. In fact, my mother was the epitome of histapkus b’muat, being satisfied with less; whether it was in Kelm, Lithuania as a young bride, back home in America raising us children, or still later, when she and my father moved to Yershalayim, settling in Kiryat Matersdorf in the early days of its development.

As long as an item was serviceable, my Mother never minded that others may consider it too outdated to use or too old-fashioned to wear. Thus she lived her entire life, free from the pressures of “keeping up” with anybody.

I always thought I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth. Did it matter if it was second-hand? For as long as I can remember, I loved a bargain.

After marriage, when my own growing family moved to Eretz Yisroel and settled in Haifa, going up Mount Carmel to the second-hand thrift shop located

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“I am her mother; the blond girl will have the dress!” Indeed, the dress was such a good buy that it lasted for years, going through numerous transformations. The bottom part eventually became a skirt. The top part became a vest… and when Chaya got married and had children, she fashioned them into a splendid outfit for her young son.

Years later, when we moved to Chazor Haglilit, I didn’t have to purchase my dresses in second-hand thrift shops, baruch Hashem. The kids were all married and it was only my husband and I at home. My wardrobe needs were minimal. For chasunos of the grandchildren, I had two dressy outfits in my closet which I have been alternating for the past ten (!) years.

(Shades of Rebbetzin Elyashiv, who wore the same dress to all weddings! When asked why she doesn’t get a new one since her eineklach were beginning to get married, she replied with a smile, “If I change my dress now, how will people recognize me?”)

So, actually, it’s been years now since I’ve set foot into any

thrift shop…

But was my love for bargains over and done with, or was it just lying dormant somewhere in the recesses of my soul… yearning to resurface?

Well, one day, I received a notice that the annual chesed sale of second-hand clothing for all the family was coming to our small town. The sale was being held in a local schoolhouse one evening. Imagine, everything for 10-20 shekels or less! Excitedly, I marked down the event in my daily planner and was delighted when the big day finally arrived.

That morning, while I was going on an errand to town, a car pulled over, asking for directions to the schoolhouse.

“Are you by any chance bringing clothing for tonight’s sale?” I blurted out.

When they said that indeed they were, my hopes sagged.

The alte shmattes spilling out of the cartons on their back seat were far from the second-hand stuff of my dreams. Neverthe-

less, undeterred, I set out that evening for the classroomcum-store, with my hopes high. I was too embarrassed, however, to be an early-bird, but not to worry - by the time I arrived, a half hour after the opening, the hall was already packed.

I had 60 shekels (about $15.00) in my purse, figuring that if I found one or two items (that would total 20-40 shekels) I would consider myself lucky.

Well, folks this is what I found: * A “Chanel” wedding/sheva brachos suit in brand-new condition for NIS 20! Only they spelled Chanel wrong – the label said “Chantal”!

Admittedly, the suit is a bit matronly, but for 20 shekels I don't mind (looking matronly, that is). The jacket is black (what else?) with machine-embroidered white flowers on the skirt, and it’s scattered with sequins throughout. With different buttons, I believed the look could be somewhat updated.

The skirt was just the right length!

What Siyatta Dishmaya that it was made for someone short like me. * A brown lace chasuna skirt which matches the brown chasuna jacket I already own. There was something a bit wrong at the hem. Hmmm… I'd have to fix it. * An adorable Pollyanna print dress for one of my granddaughters for 10 shekels. “If my daughter doesn't like it or if she thinks the red is too brash, she can always make a throw pillow out of the flower-patterned fabric,” I thought to myself. A word of caution—never buy second-

Was my love for bargains over and done with, or was it just lying dormant somewhere in the recesses of my soul… yearning to resurface?

h a n d stuff for your daughter-in-law unless she asks for it. If you do— you’re asking for it! * A cotton housecoat. Its previous owner must have been a short lady who had elongated arms! I only had to have the sleeves shortened on this one. * Five shekels for a brandnew Motherwear (with a name like “Motherwear” what could be bad?) faux-suede baby blue pants for a 6 month old. Since it's new, I can get away with giving it to one of my newborn greatgrandsons. He won’t know where it came from, that’s for sure.

There were plenty more items for sale but these five were enough for one shopping spree, I decided. I mean, even for bargains, there’s histapkus b’muat!

But, I tell you, it’s not only the money. It’s the principle of the matter, if you know what I mean.

Especially if you come from a long line of principled women, like I do.

Indeed, from their exalted places in Gan Eden, I know my ancestors are certainly kvelling.

Following a colorful career in public relations/fundraising, Laya translated several books most recently a biography for teens on Rebbetzin Batsheva Kanievsky, “The Rebbetzin Loved Me!” followed by “Rav Elyashiv”.

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Tu B’shvat Fare Although this Yom Tov is one with minimal fanfare, let’s prioritize and cash into its power.

May we be zoche to a fruitful year with bountiful blessings for us and all of Klal Yisroel.

Since I find that the total celebration ends up being one family meal, I try to incorporate fruits and the shivas haminim into the main dishes, rather than wait for dessert.

We usually wash for bread with olive spread, serve a soup with barley, and a meat with cooked fruit.

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ESROG COMPOTE

SEASO NED CHEF

Although you may be tempted to skip the boiling and rinsing process, do not!

It will result in a bitter taste.

2 esrogim 2 quince apples

2 c. sugar 2 c. water

Wash esrog very well and cut away any bruises or blemishes. Slice thinly and remove all seeds. Place slices in a 3-quart pot. Cover with water. Bring to a boil and rinse. Repeat this process for a total of seven times.

Add the rest of the ingredients to the pot and allow to simmer on a low flame for approximately 4 hours.

Note: If using only 1 esrog, increase water to 1 ¼ cup and reduce cooking time.

Nostalgia: Bubby’s famous “Esrog mit Kitten” was stored in her linen closet in various sized jars. We couldn’t wait for Tu B’shvat to make a Shehecheyanu on her signature sweet treat.

If your esrog is still soaking somewhere in the back of the fridge, waiting to be turned into a delicacy, then this recipe, with its “alte heim flavor” is definitely for you.

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ORANGE AND WINE CHICKEN

This fruity chicken has a perfect blend of sweet and tangy. Serve with orange slices for a beautiful presentation.

SEASO NED CHEF

4-6 chicken quarters 1 large onion 2 cloves garlic, crushed 1 T. oil

1 T. honey 1 T. lemon juice ¾ c. orange juice ¼ c. sweet wine

If mid-cooking you find the aroma less savory than you expected, don’t worry; that is the smell of wine cooking out and it won’t affect the taste.

1-2 oranges, peeled and sliced 2 T. sugar

Slice onion and place in a heated chicken fryer with garlic, oil, and honey. Allow to saute for 5-10 minutes. Add chicken, skin side up. Pour the rest of the ingredients over the chicken and arrange orange slices on top. Sprinkle paprika over chicken.

Cook on low flame for 2-2 ½ hours.

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This tangy sauce works well over any sliced and pickled meat. Delicious for any time of year, its fruitiness, and the fact that it includes one of the shivas haminim, make it especially appropriate for Tu B’shvat.

16-oz can of tomato sauce pieces ½ c. brown sugar ¼ pound dried apricots, cut 3 cups water into small pieces ¼ pound dates, cut into small Combine all ingredients in a pot. Cook for 45 minutes, until it gets reduced into a thick sauce.

Serve over pickled meat.

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TU B’SHVAT FRUIT SALAD WITH LEMON POPPY SEED DRESSING Normally I always think of fruit salads as a summer side dish, but there’s still a lot of fruit in season during winter, so why not take advantage of that and make a delicious Tu B’shvat fruit salad?

Just like any fruit salad, this is so easy to make, and it adds so much gorgeous natural color to your table. This is the first time I’ve added pomegranate arils to a fruit salad, and I absolutely loved it! I mean, when you have four large pomegranates in your fridge you had better put them to good use, right? When they are $1 each, you just don’t walk past that without grabbing a bunch.

One thing I love about this time of year are all the oranges and mandarins that are in season – and that scent! I also love the fact that I don’t have to peel the mandarins for my kids (call me lazy); it’s so easy to peel, even a three-year-old can do it.

For make-ahead with this salad, you can peel the mandarins a day in advance, as well as seeding the pomegranate, and peeling and dicing the kiwi (just store them in the fridge). But for the bananas and apples, I’d definitely recommend waiting until you’re just about ready to serve it to begin dicing those.

This recipe is enough for a small crowd, but it can definitely be scaled down if you want to make it for a smaller number of people for dinner (I loved it so much that I made a 1/4 of the recipe for lunch the next day). And just like any fruit salad, this is a versatile recipe. You can swap out the fruits for others you may have on hand–like pears, tangerines, mangos, pineapple, etc. I love the way the fruit pairs with the sweet and slightly tart lemon poppy seed dressing in this fruit salad. And, of course, I can’t get enough of all the vibrant flavors of the fruits used here. Those pomegranate arils are always bound to do good things! What’s not to love about this delicious fruit salad?

There’s just so much goodness no one will be able to resist at your Tu B’Shvat seudah!

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SEASO NED CHEF

If you don’t go for the oily taste or texture, the oils can be omitted with delicious results.

Dressing

3 T. fresh lemon juice 3 T. granulated sugar 1/4 cup olive oil (optional)

1/4 cup vegetable oil (optional) 3 T. honey 2 tsp poppy seeds

Salad

8 mandarin oranges, peeled and segmented 4 apples (preferably 2 gala and 2 golden delicious) 4 ripe kiwis, peeled and diced

4 bananas, peeled and diced 1 1/2 cup pomegranate arils (from about 1 large pomegranate)

Directions For the dressing: In a mixing bowl or jar whisk together lemon juice and sugar until sugar has dissolved. Mix in olive oil, vegetable oil and honey until well blended. Stir in poppy seeds.

For the fruit salad: In a salad bowl toss together all of the fruit, and then pour dressing over top and gently toss to coat.

Serve immediately for best results.

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Oven-Drying Fruits On Tu B’Shvat and the months following, enjoy nature’s candy with this great do-ityourself method. No need for dehydrators or drying cabinets; your oven will do.

SUPPLIES: Oven, parchment paper, sheet pans, and fruits of your choice This method in fruit drying works by heating the fruit at a low temperature, to allow just the right amount of moisture evaporation to prevent bacterial growth.

INSTRUCTIONS • Select ripe or just overly ripe fruits.

• Wash well, using cold water.

• Remove blemishes, stems, and pits.

• Cut and slice the fruits evenly (for even drying).

• This is not a must, but some fruits (specifically peaches, nectarines, and apple) dry better sans skin.

• For the best looking dried fruit with color intact, soak in lemon juice and water for ten minutes, drain, and blot dry with a lint-free towel.

• Preheat oven to 145 degrees Fahrenheit, us-

• • • • •

ing 10-15 degrees lower temperature for thinly sliced fruits, and a little higher heat for whole berries.

Arrange fruits on a lined sheet pan in a single layer.

Place fruit in oven.

Rotate fruit every two hours, so that the heat should get distributed all over.

When dried fruit feels like leather, yet is still pliable, remove from oven.

Enjoy!

How long do fruits need to dry for?

6 hours

8-10 hours Tip:

If you’d like to preserve your dried fruits to be enjoyed for the next few months, they should be cured.

When the food is removed from the oven it should be placed into a glass or plastic container.

Leave the container open for about 5 days, so that any moisture left should evaporate, shaking the container once a day to move the fruit around. After 5 days, seal the container and the fruit can be used for about ten months.

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12 hours Tip:

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Tip:

To cut down on about two hours of baking time, place a cooling rack on top of the pan you are using, and let the fruit bake on it. This will allow the heat to reach all sides of the fruit, causing it to dry faster.

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For Tu B’shvat desserts, snacks, or simple treats

Chocolate-dipped fruits Chocolate dipping is always a delightful and delicious activity for children and for the young at heart. Prepare dipping plates for each participant, and let them slice up their Tu B’shvat fruits, assembling them on skewers or wooden picks. These pretty bamboo picks are available in local groceries and party good shops.

Alternatively, use a chocolate fountain where children can coat their exotic fruits in chocolaty goodness.

Fruit Pops Even in the winter cold, frozen treats have a special allure. Throw some chunks of fruit of your choice into ices molds and fill the empty space with water, fruit juice, or a mix of the two. A sweeter option is to fill the space with a jello mix, prepared according to package instructions. These are as gorgeous as they are delicious.

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Fruit Kabobs Line up an attractive display of Tu B’shvat fruits on a skewer for each child to eat. The possibilities are endless. Cut them into attractive cubes, line up the exotic fruit, or let each child create her own design.

Fruit in a Waffle Everything’s more exciting when presented in a sugar cone!

Fill up an ice cream cone or waffle bowl with a mix of delicious fruits, and mix or top with ice cream, whip, or chocolate, for a delicious treat that has many health benefits to balance out the sugar.

Photos: Mariah Leeson from Giggles Galore, www.gigglesgalore.net.

Crepe Desserts Crepes are trending as a hot dessert item. Use your regular cheese crepe recipe, substituting any dairy products for their non-dairy alternatives if this will be used to end a fleishig meal in style.

Spread a thin layer of ice cream, chocolate spread, or whip on the crepe, top with fruits, roll up and enjoy this delicious dessert.

These sushi ice cream confections were created with chocolate crepes, which were cooked on a rectangle griddle. An ice cream and whip mixture was spread on the crepe, and then topped with mango and kiwi cubes, after which it was all rolled up, shaped into a pyramid, and sliced.

As you can see in the second image, they can also be rolled into a tube and sliced.

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Mega Challah Bake By: Sandy Eller There were sticky hands and flour-smudged faces at Yeshiva of Spring Valley’s MotherDaughter Challah Bake, part of the school’s Shabbos Project, one of several special activities that are part of the theme of the year, “Kedoshim Tihiyu.”

700 girls took part in the massive event, which was split over two nights, in order to accommodate all of the students and their mothers.

Grades 1 through 4 returned excitedly to school on Wednesday night, January 7th, eager to stick their hands into their mixing bowls and turn the pre-measured ingredients into challah dough, as Mrs. Ayala Berney, mena-

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heles of Bais Yaakov of Ramapo, explained how the various challah components mirror the con-

nection between the body and the neshama. Students in grades 5 through 8 had their turn the next night, enjoying Mrs. Miriam Lapides’ heartwarming stories about Shabbos as they indulged in a hands-on experience designed to enhance their appreciation for kedushas Shabbos.

Commemorative black and pink aprons were distributed to each student, and emotions ran high on both nights as smiling students worked with their mothers, many of who confessed to being teary eyed as they uttered private tefilos after hafrashas challah was performed for the entire group. The songs that rang out through the room ranged from the poignant to the jubilant, and attendees commented on the palpable sense of kedusha that permeated the room.

Every girl went home with her own hand-braided challah, ready to be baked for Shabbos and a beautiful CD of Shabbos songs, with laminated hafrashas challah cards distributed to the mothers.

The Shabbos Project also included a schoolwide Cholent Challenge and Kugel Klub, a special focus on davening in Shul and a pair of gala Motzei Shabbos Melava Malkas for both the younger and older grades.

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DEBATES The Republicans held their last debate before the Iowa Caucuses last Thursday, January 14th in South Carolina.

Only seven of the republican candidates took part in the prime time debate. The candidates were Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Ben Carson, Chris Christie, Jeb Bush and John Kasich. It was a loud and contentious debate, with the candidates holding nothing

back and attacking each other freely over policy and positions, but it was the least watched of all the debates so far, possibly indicating that more voters have now made a definite decision whom they will be voting for.

This Sunday, the three democratic candidates also faced off against each

Every vote counts, and they will be working hard to gain those votes.

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CRUZ

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CRUZ 11.3

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CLINTON 46.8

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SANDERS 38.0

SANDERS 42.8

CLINTON 41.5

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O'MALLEY 5.2

O'MALLEY 3.5

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CLINTON 45.3

CRUZ 46.0

RUBIO 46.4

TRUMP 42.8

CLINTON 45.4

CLINTON 44.2

CLINTON +2.5

CRUZ +0.6

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other in the last effort to compare and contrast their policies. There too, the candidates threw barbs at each other, with Clinton attacking Sanders on his record on gun control and Sanders pointing out the money the Clintons received from big Wall Street firms indicating elitism. Sanders also continuously called Clinton "Secretary Clinton" rather than Senator, subtly highlighting the case that’s been made against her for her handling of Benghazi.

For all the candidates, this was their final chance to set themselves apart. From here on out it will be a marathon race, with all of them returning to Iowa - and New Hampshire, where the elections take place a mere week after Iowa.

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27

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5

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1

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Iowa. For the Clinton camp, (He is still considered a naturalthis is 2008 all over again. Goborn citizen, as he was born to ing into those elections, Clinton US Citizens). Cruz, in turn, has was also the clear frontrunner been pointing out that Trump and expected nominee . when where she trails Sanders. If has never been the conservaseemingly out of nowhere a Clinton were to lose both Iowa tive he now claims to be and one-term senator from Illinois and New Hampshire to Sandhas been consistently pointing came from behind to beat her ers, it might not end her camto his record to make his case and secure their party’s nomipaign, but it would be a huge that he will be the best candination. In this year’s election blow - one that would be very date for the republican party. the poll numbers decline for difficult for her to come back For the rest of the candiHillary has been even more from. dates, it is a matter of having a drastic and sudden. It seems On the Republican side, decent showing among voters that, again, her campaign unTrump has managed to scramand not ending up at the botderestimated her opponent and ble back from a deficit and tom of the pile. They will all unrealistically thought they’d gain some momentum, but still be campaigning tirelessly and be able to coast to victory. In within a few points of Ted Cruz, aggressively hoping to sway as the last week, her campaign making it a virtual two-man many voters in their direction has quickly scrambled to bring race. And with the increased as possible.

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• Bedrooms tend to get messy much faster when children can get to them easily.

• Less privacy when bedrooms are clustered together. Maximize privacy by: • Adding two steps in the area that leads to the bedrooms, which will minimize the height of the area slightly but will visually differentiate the bedrooms from the rest of the house.

• Putting a door between the living and sleeping areas, creating a sense of separation. A stained glass door will provide privacy without making the bedroom area look closed off.

• Creating a shaped hallway to differentiate between the bedroom and living areas.

Steal 20 inches from the depth of the room, in a girls’ room for bookshelves, a narrow homework desk and a bench with a beautiful outside view, an idea that can easily be recreated by your framer at minimal cost.

Turn a small bay in your bedroom into a fabulous sitting area- a perfect way to relax in the privacy of your own room.

of closets, allow the entire space to be dedicated to clothing and skip any space hogging walls inside your closet. A pair of double doors will provide full access to the closet and using center shelving to delineate the area will keep the space organized while maximizing usage.

Plan the layout of your room in advance to ensure that your furniture placement won't interfere with the entry to the room, closets, heating vents or windows.

LOCATION When it comes to bedrooms, location is the key.

You want your bedroom to be conveniently situated but you also want to be somewhat removed from the noise in order to ensure a peaceful and restful space. Some people prefer to have all of their rooms on a single level while others prefer to house their bedrooms on a totally separate floor. An even better option is to have a split level home which requires more footage but allows for the best of both worlds.

HPDesign would like to thank all the readers of the Monsey View for joining us in our exploration of the vast world of architectural design. We wish you all luck in planning and maximizing every inch of your dream home!

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COLONIALS PROS: • Building a two-story house allows for better use of outdoor space since the house has a much smaller footprint than a single level home.

• Bedtime will be much easier for everyone because the upstairs areas are much quieter.

Grownups and children will both have an easier time falling asleep since the bedrooms are removed from the noisier parts of the house.

• The upstairs typically stays much cleaner since during the daytime most family activity takes place downstairs.

CONS: • Unless you want to run up and down the stairs multiple times per day, you need to be more organized, remembering to keep items on the level of the house where they are most needed.

In some instances, frequently used items will need to be stored both upstairs and downstairs.

• You may need duplicates of certain essential baby items so that they are available when and where you need them.

• Unless you have a bedroom on the main level, it will be difficult to host guests who are handicapped or have trouble negotiating stairs.

• Consider having a spare bedroom on the main level which can be used for now as an extra guest room or as a baby-napping area and can one day be used as a master bedroom.

• HPDesign would like to thank all the readers of the Monsey View for joining us in our exploration of the vast world of architectural design. We wish you all luck in planning and maximizing every inch of your dream home!

Expand a small boys’ bedroom by placing the beds in an L shape and leaving the rest of the room clear of furniture for a clean look that allows for practical corner storage.

Utilize any empty space behind a wall in a kids’ bedroom with built-ins or open shelves- a fabulous way to take advantage of otherwise wasted space.

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Informational

By Batsheva Honig

Petite palms, miniature maples, and elfin elms-- that’s the magic of Bonsai.

It’s taking a large species of tree and growing a pintsized version in a portable pot. It's the combination of Hashem’s own art and man’s imagination. It’s a thing of beauty; the perfect tree to talk about this Tu B’Shvat!

KNOW YOUR LINGO BONSAI: A contraction of two Japanese words meaning “tray” and “plant.”

HORTICULTURE: The science and art of cultivating plants.

IN HALACHA Before trying out your green thumb in the attempt to grow a fruit-bearing bonsai, check with your local dayan about the laws of cutting and trimming a fruit tree. It is forbidden to cut down a fruit tree, but various laws apply to tree trimming and maintenance.

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FAST FACTS • Bonsai trees have their roots in China (pun intended), when ancient dynasties developed the craft of growing large trees in small pots, thereby stunting their growth and boggling the eye with their miniature beauty.

• Japanese culture took their cue from China, learning how to cultivate these cute little trees.

In Japan, natural looking bonsai are favored, whereas the Chinese prefer elaborate freeform bonsai.

• More than just a tree, a bonsai is a piece of art. People use bonsai trees to decorate their homes and offices as unique conversation pieces.

• The bonsai tree is not a “leave-and-let-grow” tree; it requires constant care. Everything from potting conditions, soil, how often one trims the roots, the manner in which one trims, humidity, and exposure to the elements will affect the chances of a bonsai growing into a beautiful tree or wilting into a failed attempt at bonsai horticulture.

• Bonsai trees are made from normal sized seeds that are planted in small pots. Because of the average-sized seeds used, fruit or flowerbearing bonsai are able to produce standard sized fruit or blossoms on their tiny branches.

• Patience is a virtue! That wellknown proverbial saying always applies, but certainly when you attempt to create bonsai art! Bonsai trees take years of constant dedication to shape and grow before finally becoming that beautiful specimen you’ve dreamed of.

• In 1976 the people of Japan gifted America with 53 priceless bonsai trees, which are now on display at the U.S. National Arboretum in Washington, DC for you to enjoy.

CREATIVE USES Bonsai art is all about creativity combined with the beauty inherent in nature. Check out these creative specimens!

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Add the cracker crumbs to the pot and mix well.

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Pat it down and then squeeze it some more with another pan on top.

Put small spoonfuls of custard all over the cracker crust.

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Peel and cut fruits to prepare for assembly.

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Search and Rescue Efforts

The summer had just wound down, but the Gross* family was reluctant to let go of their favorite season. Grabbing onto the fading wisps of summer, they headed out to a local mountain for one last hike - forgetting that dark was coming more quickly these days…

They were deep in the wilderness when the sky became streaked with the purple hues of the setting sun. Frantically, Mr. Gross and his five children realized that they had but a short time to reach the parking lot where their car was waiting to take them safely home. They had come unprepared for a night in the woods. They were unprepared for the dark, for the cold, for the wild animals. They had no food, no tent, no fire, and most importantly - no overnight camping experience.

With steadily growing panic, Mr. Gross hurried his progeny along- even as they tripped over rock and twig in the rapidly descending twilight. And then… the sun was gone. Just like that. Without a flashlight to guide them, the Grosses were hopelessly lost. Just one wrong move would take them away from the path and deeper into the woods, where they would be even harder to find.

Fortunately, Mr. Gross’s cell phone still had battery. Dialing 371-NEED, he called Chaverim, a quiver in his voice. Trying to remain strong for his children, he described their whereabouts as best he could, and was promised that help was on the way. Sitting down upon the forest floor, Mr. Gross led his children in Tehillim and told them stories to distract them.

Over at the Chaverim base, a special search and rescue force was assembled. Maps were consulted, gear was packed, and the members were on the way.

The Grosses were successfully located by 11 pm and exited the park toward the comfort of home by 12 am. Once again, Chaverim was credited with the possible saving of lives.

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Search and rescue: yet another thing that Chaverim does well.

Over the course of the past sixteen years, Chaverim members have had plenty of opportunity to train in this vital area - and to put their skills into action. People go missing all the time, and Chaverim knows just how to respond when the calls come in.

Mr. Moshe Jacobowitz, head of the search and rescue unit at Chaverim, shares with me the

He tells me that their first job is to determine the hiker’s locale, pinpointing their supposed location by asking questions about what they see and hear, their elevation, and various landmarks.

Then he tells me that Chaverim knows the local hiking spots like the back of their hands - and they know the shortcuts in and out of the woods as well. I ask him to repeat himself when he tells me that Chaverim has inside knowledge of where to find powerline roads.

371-NEED is the most important number for community members to know when someone goes missing. scoop behind this special team.

“We have ten members,” he tells me, “that undergo constant training for hike-related searches. We go out on monthly hikes to all of the local parks, sometimes by night, other times by day. We go in the rain or snow - all to prepare us for every possibility.”

Each of the members, he tells me, come prepared with a pack full of enough food, water, and gear to last 36 hours - even carrying enough for another person. There are compasses, trail maps, and special cleats that attach to the hikers’ shoes to help them gain traction on hard-toclimb mountain terrain - and of course, they all tote along with them the years of training that they’ve received from the government, private instruction, and past searches.

While in the midst of a wilderness search, Chaverim has loads of special knowledge that stands them in good stead. I am baffled when Mr. Jacobowitz tries to describe to me the various ways that Chaverim members are able to get to hikers quickly.

“Powerline roads?” I ask, trying to figure out what he means. He goes on to describe the massive electricity towers that dot the landscape - even in the woods. In order to build those towers in the middle of nowhere, he points out, vehicles must have had access to

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those specific spots. …Oh, I never thought about that before… I’m quite thankful that we have a team that actually knows what they are doing!

Chaverim has all sorts of inside knowledge that I learn about through the course of our conversation. We cover so much more than just wilderness searches and the techniques Chaverim uses to find the missing.

Here in Monsey, every member participates in searches. We talk about lost children, elderly gone AWOL, and teens that just disappear.

Hershy* was supposed to catch the bus to the city Thursday night to spend Shabbos back home with his family. He almost made it, but a block away from the stop, he saw the bus pull away. Try as he might, he just couldn’t catch up by foot, especially when lugging his suitcase. Hershy looked around him, deciding what to do. He was only 14, and his parents had trusted him to get home on his own, not suspecting he’d miss the bus. Oh well. He didn’t have a phone to call them, and being the independent type, he went to find a place to bed down.

Around 2 am Hershy’s frantic mother called in to Chaverim, nearly in tears, telling the dispatcher that her son had never made it home that night. The search began at Hershy’s last known location and branched out from there.

The Yeshiva was found empty, as well as the nearby streets. One by one, the gabbaim of all the local shuls were awakened as Chaverim phoned each of them from the special list that Chaverim maintains, asking

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them to open the locked houses of prayer. Eventually, Hershy was found sleeping in the back of a locked Monsey shul.

It’s not just lists of gabbaim that Chaverim has in their possession. They have a list of all bus managers - in case school children go missing during travel time, and a secret list of every Monsey shortcut - which members frequently update.

Rabbi Meisels* was missing.

The family had been searching for a while already, when someone thought to call Chaverim. Instantly, two members were dispatched to the scene. Beginning with the house they searched every nook and cranny, and then moved out to comb the immediate neighborhood, calling in more units as the search intensified. Chaverim noted that the Rabbi’s car was parked in the driveway - signaling to them that he had taken off on foot. Finally, after consulting their list of shortcuts, they found him on a very rarely used path - sprawled upon the ground where he had fallen - hurt, and unable to move.

It had been hours since he had fallen, and not a single person had passed by. Fortunately, Chaverim knew just where to look.

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371-NEED is the most Chaverim Tip: important number for community members to know As soon as you when someone goes missrealize that someone ing. Although the local pois missing, call 371lice department is fantastic NEED. It’s better to at doing their job - protocol and manpower sometimes raise the alarm falsely, stand in the way of finding than not raise it when people as quickly as we’d it's actually needed! like. For a child, PD protocol is to launch an investigation immediately, but for teens and adults the protocol is to ties was inside his warm home, wait 24 hours before beginning away from the biting cold. But a search. The local police ofMrs. Gold* unfortunately, was no ten call Chaverim to help them longer fully lucid. Deeply within search for non-Jewish locals as the throes of Alzheimer’s, Mrs. well, which the organization Gold had gone missing. Chaverim happily lends their manpower was summoned three hours afto. ter the family and neighbors had Chaverim begins to search searched everywhere they could from the moment the call comes think of. When the members arin, making their number the rived at the scene, they began folfirst to be called. Don’t get me lowing protocol, starting with the wrong - Chaverim will always nucleus of hearth and home, and call down the police when a moving outward. First her apartchild is involved or foul play is ment and personal belongs were suspected, but due to the aforechecked, and it was discovered mentioned factors - the police that neither her coat nor shoes sometimes find themselves unhad been taken when she went able to join the search from the missing. They only hoped that she get-go, and sometimes those had not gone outdoors… hours really make a difference.

Each neighboring apartment was searched as if it was bedikos The thermostat registered in chometz night and she was that the single digits. Every person tenth bread crumb - but alas, the in full possession of their faculindoor search was futile. Chaver-

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The calls come in to Chaverim frequently. Perhaps a tired Tatty hasn’t come home after work, and a worried wife will call in frantic, only for her husband to be found simply sleeping away the time in their car - eager to catch a nap in the middle of the daytime stress. Each call is taken seriously, but when a lost child is reported, Chaverim really goes into overdrive.

Mr. Jacobowitz tells me that in addition to basic information gathering, a large part of a missing child search often comes down to thinking like a kid. “Sometimes we have to ask questions like, ‘Who has a new toy on the block? Who just got a bike?’” Sometimes kids will wander away to visit people that they may barely even know, solely on basis of a newly acquired possession. Other times, kids will try out shortcuts they may have once traversed - and although the parent assumes the child wouldn’t remember the path - the child in fact does.

“Never underestimate a child,” I am told, then being treated to a story about out-of-town guests,

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whose five- and seven-year-old went missing. The parents were frantic - not knowing where their boys were. When they were found at a relative’s home, they told their parents that they remembered that a cousin lived not far away and set out to find him - remembering the way from previous visits.

Other times, children have been innocently found to be sleeping in seldom used closets, under a port-a-crib, or wrapped invisibly inside a blanket. I laugh when the search coordinator tells me how he once responded to a call from a family that had been searching high and low for their daughter, but was unable to find her. When he arrived at the scene, he pulled out a dining room chair to sit on while he took the information, and lo and behold a little child tumbled from her comfortable nest that she’d made across two seats.

Of course, we can never let our guard down, imaging that all stories end well. Unfortunately, our community knows all too well what can happen when a child goes missing…

Thankfully, we have a great team on the trail that knows just what to do when one a community member is presumed missing.

Here’s one last great story that just goes to show the importance of calling Chaverim right away when someone is unable to be located…

It was Shavuos night, and Chasidishe yungerleit filled the streets with flashlights, calling out in the dark for a lost boy. Mr. Jacobowitz just happened to be passing by and noticed the scene, asking them why they hadn’t called Chaverim when a child went missing. Quickly, Chaverim was mobilized and Mr. Jacobowitz arrived at the two-year-old’s home where police cars and fire trucks had already gathered. The swarm of humanity was quite the sight.

Chaverim began their own search, looking everywhere possible for the little boy. As Mr. Jacobowitz surveyed the surroundings, he mentally lowered himself to the level of a child. All of a sudden, it dawned on him where the boy might be found. Running across the street he peeked under the neighbors’ raised porch.

It had been raining earlier that night, and the porch was just the right height to provide shelter for a little person… There beneath the slats was found an adorable, giggling two-year-old, comfortably ensconced in his little hideout - immensely enjoying the lights and search forces called out in his honor.

People go missing for all sorts of reasons, but with the right combination of siyata d’Shmaya, training, and a good dose of sechel - Chaverim is zoche to return many people to the safety of their loving homes.

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Naftuli Rosenberg

Newman

Menachem Dov Stein

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Moshe Volf & Shaya Kornbluh

Yoiny Buxbaum Age 4

the many submissions we received, we drew another winner, who will receive a set of 50 Play Mags!

Yehuda Goldbrenner Age 3

Yehuda Goldbrenner Age 3

Moishy Weintraub age 9 Yeshiva Bais Mikroh

Yisroel Dovid and Bentzi Rosenberg

Yidis Friesel Age 8

This is a creation from Moishy Weintraub age 9 Yeshiva Bais Mikroh

Simi and Perl Klughaupt ages 5 and 3

Shoshana (10) and Tehila (8) Allen of Monsey

Shmulie Weintraub- Age 3.5

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Pharaoh's Palace- Makas Tzefardaya

By Ari & Shmuel Levin

R. Chin

Shmuel Yehuda Perl Fruit Basket

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Yossi & Shaye Lebron

Family

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The Halberstams

Perela Padawer

Avroham (M) Spira

Sury Laufer 5 Years

Shloimy R.

Perela Padawer

Shimmy and Nussy Dancziger

Shimon Klein 4 1-2 yr old shul

Shloimy and Shmily Neuman

Shimon Wigder 4 years old

Zalmy Katz

Sruly Bergofen age 7

Sruli Stienberg 2 yrs old

Shimmy Mohadeb with his magnatile boat

R.B. Rosenberg Age 4

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Avrumy Braun age 4

Avrumy L. and Yidel T.

Yaakov Shimon Hershkowitz

‫ישראל נחמן לייכטער‬

‫חי'לע גראסס‬ ‫ בית טראני‬- ‫ יאר‬5.5

TALENT SHOW WHERE EVERY ENTRY IS A WINNER Hey kids! Here's your chance to show off what you made! Did you have fun in the snow or the fall leaves? Did you construct something special with Magna Tiles or other building toys? Or did you do one of our "Mommy, I'm Bored" activities or crafts? We'd love to show everyone how creative Monsey kids are! Please email or mail your picture to The Monsey View.

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Real Estate

Taxes and Mortgage

by Ann Zeilingold It's that time of year again. Taxes are due; you can file your federal tax return as early as January 19th.

Taxes are crucial and can be the difference between one getting a mortgage loan or not. The reason being that in order to get a mortgage today your income needs to be verified. Sometimes a pay stub and a w2 suffice, but when one is self-employed, we calculate income based on the last filed tax returns. Sometimes just one return is required and sometimes a two-year average is needed. Isser Zeilingold, CPA in New City, says, “Usually my self-employed clients are not ready to file in January. It is very important to go over all the expenditures and make sure that any deductions that can be taken are taken.” The self-employed borrower will pay less income taxes if their net income is lower.

Additionally they may be partners, and the partnership returns are prepared by a different accountant and may not be ready. “We need to wait until those returns are on in order to file a proper return.”

From an accounting standpoint, filing more expenses is crucial and doing that properly is one of the marks of a good accountant. How many times have you heard someone say. “My accountant is so good! I paid so little taxes this year!” But when it comes to mortgage, we base the loan on the net income, not the gross.

Therefore, if your accountant is overly aggressive, or if you pay personal expenses through your business, this practice may hurt your opportunities in being qualified for the mortgage that you may need or want.

Even someone who is employed and receives a w2 needs to be careful. Some of the things that I have seen over the years which you should watch out for are the following

UNREIMBURSED EMPLOYEE EXPENSES From the IRS website: “You can deduct only unreimbursed

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If your accountant is overly aggressive, or if you pay personal expenses through your business, this practice may hurt your opportunities in being qualified for the mortgage that you may need or want.

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employee expenses that are: • Paid or incurred during your tax year, • For carrying on your trade or business of being an employee, and • Ordinary and necessary.

An expense is ordinary if it is common and accepted in your trade, business, or profession. An expense is necessary if it is appropriate and helpful to your business. An expense doesn't have to be required to be considered necessary.”

There is a form that your accountant can fill out that lists unreimbursed expenses. When I see this form, I need to deduct those expenses from the tax return. A perfect example is a client that I was not able to qualify for a loan recently.

He was a union plumber that made $41,000 on his w2. His wife made $32,000 as a nurse’s aide.

He filed $45,000 of unreimbursed expenses. His wife filed $18,000. I had to reduce their income from $74,000 to $11,000.

They no longer q u a l i fi e d for their dream

home. They got a nice refund tax time, but they ruined their chances of getting a mortgage. Now there is one way around this: a mortgage program that doesn't require the tax return, just a pay stub and a letter from their employer confirming their job history in writing. Unfortunately this client didn't qualify for that program.

The second issue that has been coming up lately is IRS payment plans. If your tax return shows that there is a balance due, we either need to see that it was paid via a cleared check, and/or a confirmation from the IRS that there is no balance - or a payment plan needs to be in place and we need to qualify the liens with this ad-

ditional debt.

We are now in January. Taxes for the most part have not yet been prepared. Talk to your mortgage specialist before filing your return. Make sure that your accountant and mortgage professional are on the same page. Discuss the items that are problematic with you accountant so that you, he and the mortgage professional can properly prepare you for being approved for a mortgage in 2016.

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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Spacious 4 bedroom 3 1/2 bath colonial. Walkout unfinished basement. Ready to move. $419,999 845-729-3299

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FOR SALE Acura MDX light blue in good condition for $2900 please call 845-517-9128

MASTER BEDROOM FURNITURE

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FOR SALE 2- 39" Rex beds (memory foam) in excellent condition. Please call 845-499-7381

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Vintage Italian inlaid wood/brass tea cart for sale pristine condition call 347-228-2252

FOR SALE IN MONSEY 20 White kitchen cabinets. Wine rack & earthtone swirl granite countertops. Recessed sink. All in good condition. Best offer --212.719.2296

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BABY BUNTING

Spiral staircase. Center pole approx. 151". Landing approx 27"x27". 9 Steps & railings; best offer---212.719.2296

Looking to sell new beautiful Ivory baby bunting with fur for wholesale price. Please call 845213-0004.

CHINA CLOSET FOR SALE

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Selling a 4 Door China Closet and 5 S&D Chairs.No Reasonable offer Refused. Please call or text (347) 549-9487

Brand new arnadillo carriage still in box for $250 reg. $475. pis call 845-425-4106 (carriage not facing mother)

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beautiful dining room set $3,000 negotiable includes delivery.

Please call 845-653-6888

FOR SALE Dining room Furniture, couch, box springs with mattresses. All in good condition. Please call: 845-642-0126

GLASS SHOWCASE Almost brand new , glass showcase for sale.used only in a home based store. Great price & great condition. 845-709-2984

NEW APPLIANCES FOR SALE New appliances in mint condition side by side stainless refrigerator, cooktop doube wall oven and more. Please call 659-9067

FOR SALE Used Washer & Dryer for sale, excellent condition, reasonable price. please call: 845-213-0910 (leave message)

FOR SALE Perfect condition, sturdy, gymgrade elliptical for sale. asking $600 or best offer. 845-538-3136

FOR SALE Two gently used gorgeous off white carriage liners, custom fit for the Mountain Buggy Duet.

Suede pillow attached. $50 each.

352-7167

FOR SALE Folding infant swing $30,ride - on truck $15,crib mattress $20,highchair $30,call 347-5811053

Liberty jeep jogger, like new,big storage basket underneath $70 obo. Call 347 - 581-1053

DONE WITH YOUR CARRIAGE? Looking to purchase a secondhand Uppababy Vista stroller in perfect condition, preferably with bassinet, & second attachable seat. Call/text 845.548.2685

FOR SALE 2 Bugaboo toddler buntings hot pink $35 ea. Royal blue infant $20. red/ hot pink fabric set for cameleon $20 call845-352-0810

JEWELRY FOR SALE Beautiful expensive kallah jewelry for sale hardly used .

Bracelet , Earrings ,Watch , please call & leave message clearly 845746-6012

NECKLACE FOR SALE Gorgeous fashion piece for sale, necklace/choker for a simcha,worn ones must see. Call 845 362-1432

MATERNITY COAT FOR SALE Black wool short size med/lg maternity coat for sale. Priced for quick sale. 425-2772

GREAT BUY!!!

Brand new beautiful maroon and black boiled wool teen/ladies coat for sale. Size 12-14, $60. Call: 845263-0619

COAT FOR SALE Ladies Brand New Size 14 Black Merino Wool Coat For Sale 845-425-2433

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FOR SALE

ELLISH AREA

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Beautiful 4 room furnished apartment in Ellish area available immediately until August.

Call 845-445-8399 and leave a message

FOR SALE Sony MP3 stereo with Ipod dock in great condition $45. Please call 352-4964

FOR SALE Brand new canon pixma pro 100 printer with photo paper for $200. please call, 352-4964

Chestnut ridge;& Pomona- sleek modern, brand new,large kitchen & living space , won't last! avail now; 4 info email10952pm@ gmail.com

CANON PHOTO PRINTER FOR SALE

2 BEDROOM-CHESTNUT RIDGE

Brand new Canon Photo Printer for sale with free pk. of 13'' x 19" photo paper. Please call 845-5785750

Brand new kitchen and appliances email 10952pm@ gmail.com or call 845 37R-ENT7

FOR SALE Brand New Boro Park Hatters hat size 57 / 70 please call 718-2161927

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For Rent HOUSE FOR RENT CHESTNUT RIDGE 4 bedroom 3 bathroom. Short term - great price!!!! 845-263-0509

CHESTNUT RIDGE/ CHILDREN'S PARK Close to shul. Beautiful, large property. Hi Ranch 3 bedroom, 2 bath, living, dining, play room, kitchen,laundry room.(845) 3712489 (leave message)

FLORIDA RENTALS Miami Beach, Carriage Club North. Beautiful 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, pool,ground floor with backyard, Shul & restaurant on premises.845-274-3175

ORLANDO, FLORIDA Luxury 2-5 bdrm villas with pools starting @ $89 per night.

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CALVERT DR. Brand new 2 bedroom apt. beautiful kitchen & dining room, custom wood flooring, ready to move in, Price $1500. CALL: 845641-4208

2-ROOM OFFICE FOR RENT A new 2 room office for rent in the college rd area call (917)4743026

OFFICE SPACE WITH WAITING ROOM OPTION Formerly Chiropractic/dentist office space located on beautiful cul de sac with lots of parking.

3-4 office rooms and waiting room available. Please contact mrsbek@gmail.com

BASEMENT FOR RENT Offices or storage 1000 sq ft High ceiling, Ellish area call 845-6086612

APARTMENT FOR RENT

FOR RENT-WEST ST.

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CALVERT DR. Luxurious Brand New CUSTOM BUILT Townhouse, Ready to move in, 5 luxury Bedrooms, Price $3500. Also available 3 Bedroom for $1950. 845-641-4208

OFFICE SPACE Office Space Available (approx.

800 sq ft) for $600. Can also be used for storage. Quiet Location.

Chestnut Ridge. 845-445-8162

OFFICE SPACE Nice Quiet office space for rent off Highview Rd Near Yeshiva Chufetz Chaim please call 347243-1815

OFFICE FOR RENT a new 2 room office on a private street in monsey for rent. Please call (917)474-3026

Wedding Gowns and Dresses WEDDING SKIRT Beautiful ball gown wedding skirt for rent! Gorgeous, up to date style; Light gray & dark gray floral print. Size 6-8, $85 Call/text 845.548.2685

GOWN FOR SALE Beautiful long gown for sale, Ivory, size 4-6, classy look. in excellent condition. Call 845 362-1432

GOWN FOR SALE 2 Gorgeous light blue/white gowns for sale (sizse #6 & #8-10) Please call 845-352-8744

EXQUISITE GOWN FOR RENT Brand new gown for rent. Size 10-12 suitable for teen or young adult (very slenderizing fit) 845354-4122

DRESS FOR SALE/RENT Beautiful sister/mother of the bride gown for sale or rent. Size 6-8 black satin w/ rhinestones and chiffon collar & cuffs. Please call 845-659-1265. Great price/ negotiable.

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GOWN FOR SALE/RENT

IMMEDIATE OPENING

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Beautiful blue dress/gown for rent/sale. Ideal for married sister of the bride. Call 538.7161

busy office looking for secretary to process invoices, credit memos, payments, etc. Knowledge of QuickBooks and MS Excel a must.

Please email resume to hr@gevril. com

DRESS FOR SALE

OFFICE ASSISTANT

Magnificent designer young mother-of-bride cocktail length dress sz 6-8 for sale. 426-3347. messages returned.

Candidate should be good at researching information and writing descriptions based on research. Excellent verbal and written communication skills required. One (1) year office experience a plus. Located 20 minutes from Monsey. Resumes to Careers@ChurchillLiving.com Great Benefits, including paid Yom Tov! EEO/AA Employer

DRESSES FOR SALE/ RENT

SERVICES

Two beautiful sister of bride dresses available for rent/sale size 2-4 black and white and size 6-8 green and white. 917-414-8646

GOWN FOR RENT

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

Eelegant navy chiffon jumper/ dress with beading size 44 for great price Call 845.352.1136

Frum company located 20 minutes from Monsey, seeks a full time responsible individual to work as an Executive Assistant in a fast paced company.

Must be organized, accurate in bookkeeping, have strong communication and project management skills. 1 year bookkeeping & 3 years work experience required. Great pay! Great benefits! EEO/AA Employer

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For sale or rent beautiful dress sister of bride size 10 please call 845 356 0749

DRESS FOR SALE/RENT Beautiful sister/mother of the bride gown for sale/ rent. Size 6 black satin w/ rhinestones,chiffon collar & cuffs.

Great price/negotiable. 845-6591265

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Two piece off white. Great for married sister of the bride. Call 845-598-3977

GOWNS FOR SALE Beautiful burgundy gowns for sale. Many sizes available - Children's and teen's. Call 845598-3977

GOWN FOR SALE/RENT For sale or rent beautiful off white dress sister of bride size 10 please call 845 356 0749

MATERNITY DRESS For sale or rent beautiful maternity lace dress please call 845 356 0749

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IMMEDIATE OPENING busy office looking for data entry clerk to manage content and maintain data sheets . Must be detail oriented with knowledge of MS Excel. Please email resume to hr@gevril.com

IMMEDIATE OPENING busy office looking for administrative assistant to join our sales team. Knowledge of QuickBooks and MS Excel a plus.

Please email resume to hr@gevril. com

IMMEDIATE OPENING busy office looking for entry level assistant to join office team.

Perfect fit for recent high school or seminary graduate. Will train on the job. Please contact our human resources department at hr@gevril.com

SALESLADY NEEDED

SEEKING GRAPHIC ARTIST

Looking for a part time saleslady for a small store for afternoon hours. Must be creative, outgoing & organized. Please call 694-7341

Monsey firm is looking for an experienced graphic designer with thorough knowledge of Adobe Creative Suites. Great job for the right candidate! Email your resume and portfolio to graphicsjob10952@gmail.com

Position available in local accounting office. Experience in public accounting a plus – Male or Female Fax resume to (646) 792-3313

HELP WANTED Looking for a girl to work with a young boy in his house every day from 3:30-5:30. Responsibilities will include doing homework and exercises recommended by his therapists. Saddle River area. If interested please call 352-3927

HELP WANTED Looking for a girl to take out a teenager on Shabbos afternoon in the Francis area. If interested please call 503-0219

POSITION AVALIALBE

JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking for men to do computer work no knowledge necessary will train. half hour from monsey. great pay. 845-263-6496 ‫גוטע געלעגענהייט‬ ‫פאר ריכטיגע קאנדידאט‬ ‫א סוקסעספולע אדווערטייזמענט קאמפאני‬ ‫זוכט א טאלאנטפולער יונגערמאן פאר א פול‬ ‫ מיז‬.‫ שרייבן קאמפיינס‬,‫ צו אנפירן‬,‫טיים פאזיציע‬ ‫ שרייבן און רעדן‬,‫ מענעזשען‬,‫קענען ארגענייזען‬ ‫ גוט באצאלט מיט‬,‫גאר גיט ענגליש מיט אידיש‬ ‫ ביטע שיקט אייער רעזעמעי צו‬.‫פולע בענעפיטן‬ heimishepublication@gmail.com

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JOB OPPORTUNITIES

JOB OPPORTUNITY

A Monsey-based company providing fiscal management services for skilled nursing facilities is aggressively seeking talented people to fill multiple positions. The qualified candidate will possess excellent organizational skills with the ability to meet tight deadlines, a background in bookkeeping or light accounting, and have some customer service experience.

Enjoyment of researching, auditing, and reconciling financial data is a plus. Email resume to jobs@apexhllc. com

Real Estate Investment Firm hiring Interns for full-time and part-time call: 845-596-4959

READING/SPECIAL ED Going for a degree? Get the right experience as an assistant working with master female teacher 1:30-4:00 M-TH, Pre1A boys. Call 356-1400 x112 or email tbayer@yeshivaspringvalley.org.

Daycare Teacher Position

ASSISTANT TEACHER Assistant teacher for Legal Daycare. Morning or Afternoon.

Warm, experienced. Call 845323-2644 for details

HELP WANTED Looking for a part-time assistant for a licensed day care, servicing infants and pre-schoolers. Please call 845-352-1016

LOOKING TO HIRE Looking for a mature and responsible girl to work with a sweet young lady on Sunday’s. please call 503-0214

HELP WANTED Office in Monsey looking for a young graduate for secretarial work. Great opportunity.

Immediate hire. F/T position.

Please email resume at ps2366863@gmail.com or call 917-789-2830

F/T POSITION Monsey Office seeking a young graduate for secretarial work.

Great opportunity. Immediate hire. Resume: ps2366863@gmail. com or call 917-789-2830

PART TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Flexibility in days and hours! Earn money while making a difference in people's lives! If you like working with adults with special needs this job is for you! Chesed 24/7 is looking for male and female com hab workers to work one-on-one with people with developmental disabilities who live at home in your community. We offer very competitive salary and incentives!

Call: 845-354-3233 x 1121

EXCITING JOB OPPORTUNITY Join our dynamic women's Day Hab program, enabling & enriching the lives of developmentally disabled individuals. Hours: 9:00 a.m.

- 4:00 p.m. M-Th and Friday 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Great pay and benefits. Candidate must be motivated, caring, responsible and committed. Driver's license a plus. For more information or to apply Call: 845-354-3233 x 1121

HELP WANTED Seeking Medicaid Service Coordinator, 25-30 hrs. for OPWDD agency. Human services plus 1 year experience with developmentally disabled population or as a case manager with any population Call: 845354-3233 x 1121

P/T RESPITE POSITIONS Earn money while making a difference in people's lives! P/t respite positions available! Chesed 24/7 is looking female respite workers to work in a group respite program. Sun. 9:30-3:30 Mon. & Wed. 5:00 – 9:00 Pm must drive.

Call: 845-354-3233 x 1121

HELP WANTED ‫ זיך‬,‫טיים פאזיציע‬-‫געזוכט א מאן פאר א פול‬ ‫אפצוגעבן מיט מענטשן מיט ספעציעלע געברויכן‬ ‫ ווי אויך‬.‫מיט געדולד און איבערגעגעבנקייט‬ ‫טיים פאר זונטאג און‬-‫געזוכט א מאן פארט‬ ‫ פאר א פראגרעם פאר קינדער מיט‬,‫נאכמיטאגס‬ 845 503-0260-‫ספעציעלע געברויכן ביטע רופט‬ ‫לאזט איבער אייער נאמען און טעלעפאן נומער און‬ ‫וועלעכן ארבעט איר זענט אינטערעסירט‬

Services AFFORDABLE CUSTOM PAINTING Talented painter at a beginner’s level is available to do custom paintings. Cheap price using oil or acrylic paint.1929 238 5487

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

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

HEIMISHE VOICE LESSONS 845-377-3389

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

Affordable pricing. 845-596-0131

WRITING SERVICE Make a statement with a professionally written material.

Call today. Copywritetk@gmail. com 845-377-5503

FEEING LOST WHEN MOVING? I'm available to help organize your new house or any time you feel overwhelmed & need some advice! 845.709.2210

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZING Specializing in creating a sustainable system to enable you to keep your kitchen, bdrm, toy closets, & more easily accessible & organized.Tzipora wenger 845642-9891

PARTY PLANNING Gorgeous setup for every budget and style. top-quality vendors, brand-new equipment, great service! Call or text: (845)2744799

PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Professional photography at unbeatable prices! Bar mitzvahs, mens side at chasunahs, dinners, etc. 862 505 9546 845 642 0572

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THE PROFESSIONAL PORTRAITS

CAKE ON A DIET?! NO PROBLEM!

ULTIMATE EXCLUSIVE PRODUCT

Specializing in individual and group children portraits 50$ a session ask about our newborn session rates call 845-652-3110

Have your cake – or miniature – and eat it too! Any diet! (gluten free, sugar free, etc.)Call: 5380145

Free to join Ultimate Exclusive product a must for every household Doctor recommended 718976@gmail.com

FIXERMAN

RIDE TO LAKEWOOD

installations & repairs (845) 5179026

Ride available to LAKEWOOD for Shabbos. Please call 845-4252583. If no answer please leave message.

JOBS

HANDYMAN Expert Installation for all your home appliances at reasonable rates please call 845-596-0002

SERVICES

HANDYMAN Affordable and talented handyman available for building, assembling, electrical, installing, repairs. 845-642-0572 862505-9546

GEMACHIM MISC.

I MAKE IT - YOU BAKE IT

NEW IN MONSEY Shatnez testing in Forshay. Call or text Yisroel Maier Kenner at 718 644 9417

HAFROSHAS CHALLAH OPPORTUNITY.

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

SELL MY MILES NOW Now buying Chase and Amex points. Call: 845.517.1233. Email: Info@SellMyMilesNow.com

SAVE ON GAS & ELECTRIC EVERY MONTH Call 845-274-1372 for lowest price. if no answer leave message.

ALTERATIONS Hems, add ons, and mending.

Bluefield area. Call 352-7201

ALTERATIONS

LOST & FOUND

Special!! Two Cameras + Recorder + Screen + Remote Viewing, Installed for $1350 Call 845-244-1860

Rivky's Famous Challah Dough Custom made to your taste, diet and schedule. Last minute orders accepted 845-369-3755 CHAZAK REWARDS ACCEPTED

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SECURITY CAMERAS

For all your mending needs.

Very neat & reasonably priced.

274-6303

PROFESSIONAL ALTERATIONS Women's, men's,children's.

Gowns are our specialty. Many years of experience. Evening appointments available. Please call 425-8351

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5 or 10 lbs. fresh, custom made challah dough. Always perfect texture. YOSHON, LAST MINUTE ORDERS ACCEPTED. 845-538-9332 challahdough@ gmail.com

THE SHALOM BAYIS CHALLAH

E-CIGS selling e cigs for very cheap call 845-558-2387

BIRKENSTOCK SLIPPERS Birkenstock slippers available in many styles. Please call: M. Berger 845-782-4560

CDS SPECIAL $2 @ Shiurim by Rabbi N. Gurary Nisyonos; Why for Heaven’s Sake?? “A Glimpse into the True World” (Parshas Yisro-Matan Torah) 425-2433

CDS SPECIAL $2 @ Shiur by Mrs. Miryam Swerdlov “Transforming OUR Inner Spark Into a Flame” 425-2433

ATTENTION COIN COLLECTORS Coins For Sale All Types.

American, Foreign, Silver, NonSilver. Old, New... Call (347) 822-4018

BEAUTIFUL FABRICS

1/2 the loaf whole wheat, 1/2 white. Regular challah also available. Yoshon, sifted flour, 2 for $10. Tamar Spiro (845) 3526496

Beautiful fabrics for sale @ below wholesale price. please call after 1:00pm 845-354-6046

GREEN MACHINE FOR SALE

BETTER BASKETS RENTALS

Brand new in box huffy green machine with receipt for warranty $70.call 347 - 581-1053

Elegant toiletry essentials baskets available to enhance your guests’ comfort at your simcha. Vacht Nacht and Pidyon Haben baskets also available 845-423-9450

TU B’SHVAT ARRANGEMENTS Send Gorgeous Dried Fruit Arrangement to Family and Friends in Israel. Great Prices.

Call Now for Tu B'Shvat 917-7281332 sentimentsbychavi@gmail. com

WOOL CAPE Beautiful Italian black wool cape worn only twice for sale. Orig price: $99, now only $49.

845-425-4729

FOR SALE

WREATHS FOR RENT

Canon Printer new in box. Reg $400. Asking $250 or best offer.

Call 845-356-1932

Chasuna wreaths with mauve flowers. reasonably priced call 425-3661 or 362-3149

THECL A SSIFIEDS

FURS FOR RENT/SALE

VITAMINS AND SUPPLEMENTS

Luxurious Mink furs, Stoles & Capes Vintage, selection of sizes & colors for sale or rent.$150.00 to $275.00, for Weddings & Simchas, Call 845-425-1845, or 845-596-1110

Selling opened/closed vitamins and supplements at low prices.

Probiotics, maxi uti, enzymes, kidney-bladder. etc. All fresh.

862-505-9546

HOSIERY

SHAITELS

Buy Tights/Socks/Boy Shoes/ Compression Hosiery. Great Prices. Free Delivery. Call Shaindel 845-290-0650

Beautiful tznius human hair shaitels! According to Rav Falk's guidelines. 700 Dollars!

862505-9546

ACCESSORIES WITH FLAIR Hairbands! Babybands! Clips!

Bowties! Headwarmers! Hats! & more. Everything between $3$10. Union/bluefield area. Call or text 8455707615

VELOUR STRETCHIES Sizes 0-3 & 3-6 months; 1 for $18, 2 for $30; ($30 value) Call 845426-1291

M&S SOUND EQUIPMENT RENTALS

HEADS UP Beautiful selection of shawls, gloves, turbans, bandanas, snoods and capes. Now $5.00 off on turbans with sequins. 845-6081547

MONROE SIMCHA? Leave your precious one in caring babysitters hand. Best area near halls.Late nights and Shabbos our specialty. . Reasonable. {845-7832314}

BABYSITTER Experienced, devoted babysitter available to shower your baby with love and care in small group setting. South Rigaud Rd. 356 3665

DRUM LESSONS BY SHMUEL KLAVER

NEW TODDLER GROUP!

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

Toddler group now forming three mornings a week 10-1.

Certified teacher. Skill building activities. Please call 845-2130923

Att. Ladies and girls! Hair and shaitel courses @ $30/hr. Call Gitty Myski 425-0346 lv. msg.

DEVELOP YOUR TALENT

ATTENTION AIRMONT

DRUM LESSONS

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

Last 2 slots available in Teacher Zlaty's Playgroup. Excellent teachers, warm environment, many happy references available.

917-828-4503

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

SPEAKER RENTAL

KIDDIE GROUP

Speakers available for rent for amazing prices. For more info please call (845)578-5657 and leave a message

Small kiddie group forming on Westside Ave. for 2 year olds call R. Halpert 425-3491

Experienced female frum instructor will teach you how to play in ten lessons. Years of enjoyment guaranteed! 347-4555320

BABYSITTER

MUSIC LESSONS

‘HAIR’ FOR YOU

Experienced Baby sitter available,To baby sit your newborn. On Phyllis Ter. Daytime. Ref. available Please call 845.538-3554

Piano and keyboard lessons beginners to advanced children and adults please call yisroel fishbain at 7187908659 9739283476

BABYSITTER

CRAFT, CROCHET,N' CREATE

Hair accessories at discounted prices. Haircuts $10 styles $25 wash & sets $25. Gitty Myski 4250346 lv. msg.

SHAKLEE!!

Sick & tired of colds/viruses?

Here's your solution. .the magic Vitalized Immunity helps for all b"h. Special on vita - c. Free delivery call/text 845 213 8016

CELLPHONES FOR ISRAEL Traveling to Israel? We rent cellphones-daily/weekly specials.

Monsey pickup. Please call, leave message if no answer. 845-4459126

Experienced babysitter available morning, evening, late night and overnight. Also Sundays and weekends. Adar/West Central area. References available.Please call 845-659-1265 msgs will be returned.

GUITAR LESSONS

Sunday afternoon crocheting group forming now for girls grades 3,4,and5. Limited space.

Call Baily Eisenberger @ 845-3561822

BABYSITTER

KNITTING AND CROCHETING CLASSES

Experience babysitter available for overnight and long term. Also dropins, evenings and Sundays.

Located west central adar area.

845-659-4286

Learn to create your own masterpiece in a relaxed and enjoyable environment. Ladies, call for details Mrs. Green 845598-3979

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FOR SALE FOR RENT JOBS SERVICES GEMACHIM

THE CROCHET CLASSES

EAR PIERCING

Get Hooked-- Crochet classes on Sunday afternoon 3:30 - 4:30 by Leah Klein Call 356-8909

Wide selection in the latest styles.

Exp in getting it in that perfect spot. Call 371-2325

CROCHETING CLASSES FOR GIRLS

ELECTROLYSIS AND SKIN CARE

Sunday morning crocheting classing for girls. Conveniently located in the center of Monsey.

Call for details Mrs. Green 845598-3979

free 15 minutes electrolysis 10% discount on in stock MARY KAY with mention of ad call Baila Malka 845-642-1890

LEARN A SKILL Warm and talented yungerman available to mentor and train bochurim in handy jobs, photography, driving, etc. 862 505 9546 /845 642 0572

CHANIE’S WIG SALON Glen Hill and Augusta area.

Wash & set: $20, Haircut: $12.

Call 845-538-3254

HAIR & WIG CARE Haircuts, blows & chasunah styling, wash & sets - quick service. Suzanne area please call 356-1939

STYLES N STLYE Call now 578-1939 to have your hair done professionally for any occasion!

STYLED'N'STYLE

LOST & FOUND

MISC.

To have your daughters hair professionally made for a great price call now B.U. Smilowitz at 578-1939

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PROFESSIONAL MAKEUP ARTIST No occasion is too small to look beautiful For an appointment call or text 845-659-1387 Aviva

BG HAIR&WIGS Be a part of our many happy customers: haircuts $10, wash&sets $20-25, styling $20, call 354-2539, Phyllis/ashel area

ARTISTIC MAKEUP It's not just make up. It's an art!

Call Ruchy 845-659-3077

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DEVORA’S HAIR DESIGN Wash n sets, cuts, blows. Hair courses available-learn to style your own/others hair/shaitels!

845 608 9895

REFRESHER CHILDBIRTH/HEALTH CLASSES! Up to date information.

Stimulating and educational!

Taught by LEAH TIKVAH ROSEN 3 hour class $50/per person. 845-426-0240

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

MASSAGE THERAPIST

STRESS-FREE WOMEN'S COACHING Make life calmer and easier as you prepare for your special Mitzvah. Experienced Shomeres Keila Kenner,CPC 718 637 4096

Misc.

SHEMIRAS HALASHON HALACHA TEXTS Text 'follow guardtongue' to 40404 to receive daily Shemiras Halashon texts. Don’t miss this opportunity. SUBSCRIBE TODAY. IT'S QUICK, EASY AND FREE.

CALL 641-715-3800 EXT. 54345# -‘’77299’’ to listen what happened to ‫ משה'לעס‬father !!!

SHIUR FOR WOMEN Shiur by Mrs. Shiffy Itzkowitz: Tu B’Shvat; “Are OUR Failures Really The PITS?” Tuesday, 1/26/15 @ 8:45PM 51 Park Lane – 425-2433 $7.00 (May be paid with Maaser)

RIDE TO LAKEWOOD if you know of any transportation from monsey to lakewood pls call:845-499-9446

HAS YOUR CHILD BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH NF1?

Professional female massage therapist available for evening appointments. My home or yours.

Women only. 848-202-4980

We have a support group where you can gain knowledge and chizik for more info email to nf1mother@gmail.com. Strictly confidential!

THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE

MRS. RIVKA MALKA PERLMAN

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

Chavi Brisk CMT 845 694 9204

RELEASE THE STRESS! *Swedish *Deep Tissue *Pregnancy *Reflexology Massage

by Sarah (845)202-2911 NY/NJ Licensed

REFLEXOLOGY Relaxes, releases stress, improves circulation, helps with pain management. House calls at no extra charge. Tamar Spiro (845) 352-6496

Free Shalom Bayis Teleconference Tues. morn. Jan 19th 10:00 a.m. liliuy nishmas Miriam Bas Isaac info: 845-4227956

PARENTING COURSE Join a 6 week parenting course and learn techniques how to handle your most difficult situations with confidence. call 845-671-9000

TRANSPORTATION If you know of any transportation from monsey to lakewood pls call:845-499-9446

‫‪FOR SALE‬‬ ‫‪FOR RENT‬‬

‫‪GPS GEMACH‬‬ ‫‪Please call 845-352-2588 lv‬‬ ‫)‪message (minimal fee‬‬

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‫‪Lost & Found‬‬ ‫‪LOST‬‬ ‫‪lost a memory card on Main St.‬‬ ‫‪area. call 362-3149‬‬

‫‪LOST‬‬ ‫‪lost a camera in Bridders car‬‬ ‫‪service. please call 362-3149‬‬

‫‪FOUND‬‬ ‫‪A few month ago a bracelet was‬‬ ‫‪found in a local restaurant pls call‬‬ ‫‪469.777.0010‬‬

‫‪FREE GIVEAWAY‬‬ ‫‪6 Dining room chairs to give‬‬ ‫‪away for lshem mitzva. Please‬‬ ‫‪call 845-425-2895‬‬

‫‪CLASSIFIEDS‬‬

‫‪GEMACHIM‬‬

‫עתיד להקבע‬

‫‪Send your classified ads by‬‬ ‫@‪email only to: classifieds‬‬ ‫‪themonseyview.com‬‬

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‫‪Classified ads are FREE for our‬‬ ‫‪readers. All ads must be 20 words‬‬ ‫‪or less and submitted no later‬‬ ‫‪than Monday 12PM.‬‬ ‫‪In order for classified ads to be‬‬ ‫‪featured in The Monsey View:‬‬ ‫‪Classifieds must be typed‬‬

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‫‪LOST & FOUND‬‬

‫בית‪-‬המדרש תהילה למשה‪ ,‬איז בלי‬ ‫ספק א בית‪-‬המדרש אויף וואס אידן קוקן‬ ‫ארויף מיט כבוד און עהרע‪ .‬זי שיינט צו‬ ‫זיין איינע פון די גאר חשוב'ע בתי מדרשות‬ ‫וואס באשיינען די אידישע וועלט מיט איר‬ ‫אייגנארטיגקייט‪ ,‬און פארמאגט א שיינעם‬ ‫ארט אויף דער אויבן‪-‬אן פון בתי כנסיות און‬ ‫בתי‪-‬מדרשות‪.‬‬ ‫עס איז נישט קיין ספק‪ ,‬אז א בית‪-‬‬ ‫המדרש פון דעם סארט דערהייבט דעם כבוד‬ ‫פון עם ישראל‪ ,‬דער כבוד פון בתי‪-‬כנסיות‪,‬‬ ‫ועל כולם דער כבוד השם ותורתו‪ .‬דער שוהל‬ ‫שטייט מיט איר שיינקייט און היט אויף די‬ ‫שטאט און אויף גאנץ כלל‪-‬ישראל‪ ,‬זי איז‬ ‫א זכות און כבוד פאר מאנסי‪ ,‬אז אזא בית‪-‬‬ ‫המדרש געפינט זיך צווישן אונז‪.‬‬ ‫לאמיר האפן אז בקרוב וועט דער‬ ‫דאזיגער בית‪-‬המדרש‪ ,‬מיטגיין אינאיינעם‬ ‫מיט אנדערע בתי כנסיות ובתי מדרשות קיין‬ ‫ארץ‪-‬ישראל‪ ,‬ווי זי וועט נקבע ווערן בבנין‬ ‫בית‪-‬המקדש המיוחל‪ ,‬במהרה בימינו אמן‪.‬‬

‫‪ Gemachim‬‬

‫‪JOBS‬‬

‫אחדות און געשמאק‬ ‫ווי באקאנט האט זיך דער בית‪-‬המדרש‬ ‫ערווארבן א שם‪-‬טוב במשך אירע יארן פון‬ ‫עקזיסטענץ‪ ,‬בשעת די שכנים פון ארום‬ ‫געניסן פון דעם דאזיגן ארט‪ .‬יעדער איינער‬ ‫וואס שפאצירט אריין אין בית‪-‬המדרש‪,‬‬ ‫ווערט ארומגענומען מיט איר רואיגקייט‬ ‫און געשמאק מיט וואס דער בית‪-‬המדרש‬ ‫צייכנט זיך אויס‪ .‬אויך די תפילות ווערן דארט‬ ‫אפגעראכטן מיט א ווארעמקייט וועלכע‬ ‫ווערט שטארק געשעצט און ארויפגעקוקט‬ ‫ביי די שכנים‪ ,‬דער אמן יהא‪-‬שמיה רבה‬ ‫איז א שם דבר אין די גאנצע געגנט‪ ,‬ווי אזוי‬ ‫אידן שרייען אויס מיט א ווארעמקייט‪ ,‬ווי‬ ‫צו זאגן "בריותיך אנחנו"‪ .‬עס לאזט זיך זאגן‬ ‫בפה מלא‪ ,‬אז אונזער בית‪-‬המדרש איז א‬ ‫רוחניות'דיגע וואונקל וועלכע ווארפט א‬ ‫ליכטיגקייט אויף די געגנט‪.‬‬ ‫די אטמאספערע צווישן די מתפללים‪,‬‬ ‫איז זייער היימליך און ברידערליך‪ .‬עס האט‬ ‫זיך פארמירט צווישן די מתפללים אזא לופט‪,‬‬ ‫כאילו עס איז די רעדע פון איין משפחה‪ ,‬איין‬ ‫חבורה‪ .‬ווען אימער איינער מאכט א שמחה‪,‬‬ ‫העלפט מען זיך ארויס אין יעדן פרט‪ ,‬אלע‬ ‫האלטן מיט די שמחה און מען העלפט‬ ‫זיך‪ ,‬עס הערשט א ווארעמקייט צווישן די‬ ‫מתפללים‪.‬‬ ‫אין אלגעמיין זענען די מתפללים‬ ‫געקנאטן פון א תורה'דיגער ישיבי'שער‬ ‫ציבור‪ ,‬הגם עס זענען פאראן אין בית‪-‬‬ ‫המדרש פון אלע מינים און אלע סארט‪,‬‬ ‫אלע זענען דארט ווילקאמען הצד השוה‬ ‫שבהם אז אלע האבן ריינע כוונות לעשות‬ ‫רצון אביהם שבשמים‪ ,‬דאווענען און לערנען‬ ‫כראוי וכיאות‪.‬‬

‫ספר תורה מיוחד‬ ‫פון די זאכן אין בית‪-‬המדרש וואס‬ ‫דארף ארויסגעהויבן ווערן‪ ,‬איז בלי ספק‬ ‫דער היסטארישער ספר תורה‪ ,‬אן אלטער‬ ‫ספר‪-‬תורה‪ ,‬וואס טראץ איר אלטקייט איז זי‬ ‫נאכאלס מיוחד ביופיו והדרו‪ ,‬אויסגעהאלטן‬ ‫להלכה מיט אלע פרטים און געשריבן‬ ‫געווארן דורך סופרים מומחים ויראי שמים‪.‬‬ ‫פון איבעראל אין די ישיבי'שע וועלט קומט‬ ‫מען כאפן א בליק אויף דער ספר‪-‬תורה‪ ,‬אויף‬ ‫אזוי ווייט‪ ,‬אז הרה"ג ר' מלכיאל קאטלער‬ ‫שליט"א‪ ,‬ראש‪-‬ישיבה פון לעיקוואד‪ ,‬האט‬ ‫ספעציעל אפגעשטאט א באזוך אין בית‪-‬‬ ‫המדרש‪ ,‬צו באטראכטן דעם ספר תורה‪ ,‬און‬ ‫ער האט באוואונדערט דעם כתב‪.‬‬

‫‪Parking for truck & vans on‬‬ ‫‪Grove St. Call 845-746-1253‬‬

‫‪SERVICES‬‬

‫הורביץ שליט"א‪ ,‬בשעת די לעצטע פופצן‬ ‫מינוט ווערט דער שיעור אריינגעפירט‬ ‫אין הלכה למעשה‪ ,‬פראקטישע ענינים ווי‬ ‫אזוי דאס אויסצופירן‪ .‬פאר יעדן יום‪-‬טוב‬ ‫ווערט פארגעלערנט כלליות'דיגע שיעורים‬ ‫אין הלכה עניני דיומא‪ ,‬דורך פארשידענע‬ ‫רעדענערס פון שטאט‪ ,‬וועלכע ווערן‬ ‫געברענגט אויפן ארט לערנען פאר און זאגן‬ ‫שיעורים אין עניני דיומא‪.‬‬ ‫א באזונדערע דגש איז אריינגעלייגט‬ ‫געווארן אויף די באקוועמליכקייט און‬ ‫שיינקייט פון דעם בנין‪ ,‬אז זי זאל דינען אלס‬ ‫מקום נוח פאר די מתפללים ולומדים פון‬ ‫דעם בית‪-‬המדרש‪ ,‬שיין און באקוועם זיך צו‬ ‫געפינען אין דעם בית‪-‬השם‪.‬‬ ‫דער ארט איז טאקע דער בעל‪-‬אכסניא‬ ‫פאר פילע אידן‪ ,‬וועלכע זענען זיך קובע‬ ‫מקומם אין דעם בית‪-‬המדרש‪ ,‬זיצנדיג‬ ‫צווישן אירע פיר ווענט און זענען עוסק‬ ‫בתורת קל חי‪ .‬דאס אלעס א דאנק די‬ ‫באקוועמליכקייטן און געשמאק פון בית‪-‬‬ ‫המדרש‪.‬‬

‫אזוי אויך איז דער בית‪-‬המדרש באקאנט‬ ‫אלס ארט וואו מען איז מקרב אידישע‬ ‫קינדער‪ .‬ווען אימער מען זעט א פרעמדער‬ ‫פנים אין בית‪-‬המדרש‪ ,‬ווערט ער גראד‬ ‫אויפגענומען מיט א פריינטליכן שלום‪-‬‬ ‫עליכם דורך די מתפללי בית‪-‬המדרש‪ .‬א‬ ‫ווערטל ווערט געזאגט‪ ,‬אז אין תהילה למשה‬ ‫איז נישט פאראן אזא זאך ווי א פרעמדער‬ ‫יונגערמאן‪ ,‬ווייל יעדער פרעמדער ווערט‬ ‫גראד אריינגענומען אין די חבורה און ווערט‬ ‫א חלק פון בית‪-‬המדרש‪.‬‬ ‫אין דעם געלעגנהייט מוז דערמאנט‬ ‫ווערן דער שמש פון בית‪-‬המדרש‪ ,‬מו"ה‬ ‫ר' שמאי שעהן הי"ו‪ ,‬וועלכער איז שטארק‬ ‫איבערגעגעבן אין זיין פליכט און מאכט‬ ‫זיכער אז אלעס זאל קלאפן אויף הונדערט‬ ‫פראצענט‪ .‬ר' שמאי שלאפט נישט קיין נעכט‬ ‫און זעט דערצו אז אין בית‪-‬המדרש זאל‬ ‫קיינמאל גארנישט פעלן‪.‬‬

‫‪PARKING‬‬

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‫בית‪-‬המדרש תהלה למשה‬ ‫מעט הכמות – רב האיכות‬ ‫איינע פון די זעלטענע בתי מדרשים וואס כלל‪-‬‬ ‫ישראל פארמאגט‪ ,‬איז בלי ספק דער באקאנטער‬ ‫בית‪-‬המדרש תהלה למשה דיערמיאש‪ ,‬וואס איז‬ ‫לאקירט אין סאפערן‪ ,‬ניו‪-‬יארק‪ .‬דער בית‪-‬המדרש‬ ‫איז א יחיד במינו‪ ,‬אייגנארטיג און פארצייטיש‪,‬‬ ‫ארויסברענגענדיג דעם אמאליגן אלטן חן פון‬ ‫אונזער שטאט מאנסי‪.‬‬ ‫קליין איז דער בית‪-‬המדרש בכמות‪ ,‬אין‬ ‫די היינטיגע טערמינען פון גרויסקייט וואלט‬ ‫זי באצייכנט געווארן אלס 'קוים א ברעקל'‪ ,‬זי‬ ‫פארמאגט אפילו נישט קיין אייגענע בנין און‬ ‫געפינט זיך אין אן אונטערשטע שטאק פון א הויז‪.‬‬ ‫פארט איז דער שוהל א רב האיכות‪ ,‬פיל מיט תוכן‬ ‫און קאלירפולקייט‪ ,‬בשעת עס שפרודלט מיט‬ ‫א שמחת החיים און אין רוחניות‪ .‬עס איז גאר א‬ ‫וואונדער ווי אזוי עס גייט אריין אזויפיל איכות אין‬ ‫אזא קליינער מקום‪.‬‬

‫תחילה למקראי קודש‬ ‫דער דאזיגער בית‪-‬המדרש טראגט מיט זיך‬ ‫אן אלטער היסטאריע‪ ,‬בשעת זי איז געגרינדעט‬ ‫געווארן מיט אכט‪-‬און‪-‬פערציג יאר צוריק‪ ,‬דורך‬ ‫די גוטהייצונג פון הרבני הנכבד מו"ה ר' ראובן‬ ‫שמעון סטאמפ ע"ה‪ ,‬וועלכער האט געוואלט‬ ‫אויפשטעלן א זכר לעילוי נשמת זיינע עלטערן‪,‬‬ ‫יוצאי העיר יערמיאש‪ ,‬און דורכדעם פאראייביגן‬ ‫די קדושים וועלכע זענען אומגעקומען על קידוש‬ ‫השם בשנות הזעם‪ ,‬הי"ד‪.‬‬ ‫דער דאזיגער בית‪-‬המדרש איז געגרינדעט‬ ‫געווארן מיט די שכנים פון ארום‪ ,‬און באשטייט‬ ‫ביזן היינטיגן טאג פון א געמיש צווישן אשכנזי'שע‬

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‫אידן און ישיבי'שע תורה'דיגע אידן‪.‬‬ ‫דער ערשטער שבת וואס מען האט געדאוונט‬ ‫אין בית‪-‬המדרש איז געווען‪ ,‬שבת פרשת בא שנת‬ ‫תשכ"ח לפ"ק‪ ,‬דעמאלס איז דער בית‪-‬המדרש‬ ‫געגרינדעט געווארן לתפארת עירנו מאנסי יע"א‪.‬‬ ‫שבת פארן ליינען איז פארגעקומען א דרשה אין‬ ‫בית‪-‬המדרש לרגל די באנייאונג פון בית‪-‬המדרש‪.‬‬ ‫דארט איז ארויסגעברענגט געווארן די גרויסע‬ ‫ליידן פון כלל‪-‬ישראל בשנות הזעם‪ ,‬ווי אויך‬ ‫דאס שיינקייט פון כלל‪-‬ישראל אין די היינטיגע‬ ‫טעג‪ ,‬טראצדעם וואס מען איז אריבערגעגאנגען‬ ‫אזויפיל צרות יגון ואנחה‪ ,‬האט מען זיך באוויזן צו‬ ‫פאראייניגן און זיך צוריק מאחד זיין אינאיינעם‬ ‫מיט די מטרה צוריק אויפצובויען אידישקייט פון‬ ‫אונטער די חורבות‪ ,‬און אצינד איז מען זוכה צו‬ ‫משלב זיין דעם עבר מיטן הווה‪ ,‬דורכ'ן באנייען‬ ‫דעם בית‪-‬המדרש יערמיאש‪ ,‬לזכרם פון די‬ ‫קדושים הי"ד‪ .‬עס איז נישט געבליבן קיין טריקן‬ ‫אויג צווישן די מתפללי בית‪-‬המדרש‪.‬‬

‫וילך ויגדל‬ ‫וה' ברך את הקהילה‪ ,‬במשל די יארן איז‬ ‫נתרבה געווארן ספסלי בית‪-‬המדרש‪ ,‬אידן‬ ‫האבן אנגעהויבן נוצן דעם בית‪-‬המדרש און מען‬ ‫האט שוין מוסיף געווען א מנין שחרית אויף‬ ‫אינדערוואכן‪ ,‬האט מען דעמאלס מחליט געווען‬ ‫צו קויפן א הויז פאר אן אייגענעם בית‪-‬המדרש‪.‬‬ ‫אין יאר תשמ"ו לפ"ק האט מען ענדליך‬ ‫אפגעקויפט דעם נייעם בנין‪ ,‬עס האט דעמאלס‬ ‫געהייסן א גרויסן ברייטן ארט‪ .‬דארט האט מען זיך‬ ‫צוזאמענגענומען צום דאווענען און צום לערנען‪,‬‬ ‫און די שכנים אין געגנט האבן זיך געשפירט‬

‫באקוועם‪ ,‬מיט אן אייגענעם בנין‪ ,‬אייגענע פיר‬ ‫ווענט וואו אנצופירן מיט אלע אקטיוויטעטן‪.‬‬ ‫עס מוז ארויסגעברענגט ווערן אז דער‬ ‫שוהל האט באוויזן צו מאכן א מהפכה של ממש‬ ‫אין דעם גאנצן סאפרן געגנט‪ .‬אין די ערשטע‬ ‫יארן האבן דארט געוואוינט אידן וואס זענען‬ ‫געווען גאר ווייט פון א אידישן לעבנס שטייגער‪.‬‬ ‫צוביסלעך האט דער ליכטיגקייט פון דעם בית‪-‬‬ ‫המדרש אריינגעשיינט אויך אויף די דאזיגע אידן‬ ‫און זיי מקרב געווען צו אמת'ע ערליכקייט און‬ ‫אידישקייט‪ .‬היינט זענען פאראן פיל אידן וועלכע‬ ‫שפירן אין דעם ארט א חלק פון זייער לעבן‪ ,‬די‬ ‫דאזיגע שפירן אז זיי קענען זיך כמעט נישט באגיין‬ ‫אן דעם בית‪-‬המדרש‪.‬‬

‫אקטיוויטעטן און פעולות‬ ‫היינט צו טאגס איז דער בית‪-‬המדרש‬ ‫מעט הכמות און רב האיכות‪ .‬קוקנדיג אויף די‬ ‫פילפארביגע פעולות וואס קומען ארויס פון דעם‬ ‫ארט‪ ,‬שטעלט זיך ארויס אז דער בנין איז קליין‬ ‫פאר דעם צורך וואס עס פעלט אויס אויפן ארט‪.‬‬ ‫עס איז פאראן דארט א היכל התפילה‪ ,‬קאווע‬ ‫שטוב‪ ,‬און עזרת‪-‬נשים‪ ,‬וואס ווערט באנוצט אין‬ ‫די וואכן טעג אלס מקום לשיעורי תורה און אמאל‬ ‫אויך אויף צום דאווענען‪.‬‬ ‫אין קהל תהילה למשה איז פאראן איין מנין‬ ‫שחרית‪ ,‬איין מנין מנחה און צוויי מנינים מעריב‪.‬‬ ‫דאס איז אלעס אין געהעריגע טעג‪ ,‬אין בין‪-‬‬ ‫הזמנים קען זיך מאכן מער מנינים‪ ,‬דורך בחורים‬ ‫אדער געסט וואס דרייען זיך דארט דורך‪.‬‬ ‫יעדע ליל שישי איז פאראן א שיעור אין חומש‬ ‫רש"י‪ ,‬וואס ווערט פארגעלערנט דורך הרב ראובן‬

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‫דער בריוו אין פאסט‪...‬‬

‫‪#4‬‬

‫"אויב עס איז נישט געווען גענוג ביז אהער‪",‬‬ ‫דערציילט חיימ'ל‪ ",‬האבן מיר דעם אנהייב וואך‬ ‫באקומען גאר א שטרענגן בריוו אין פאסט‪.‬‬ ‫"די הנהלת המוסדות שרייבט דארטן אז היות מען האט‬ ‫נישט געצאלט שכר לימוד דעם לעצטן גאנצן יאר‪ ,‬קען איך נישט‬ ‫צוריקקומען אין חדר פון קומענדיגן זונטאג אנגעהויבן‪ ,‬אויב מען‬ ‫וועט נישט באצאלן יעצט דעם גאנצן חוב‪.‬‬ ‫"דא שטיי איך יעצט‪ ",‬האט חיימ'ל געזאגט מיט א וויינענדיגער‬ ‫שטימע‪.‬‬ ‫"א טאטע האב איך נישט וויבאלד ער איז אנטלאפן‪...‬‬ ‫"מיין מאמע איז נעבעך גייסטיש נישט געזונט‪...‬‬ ‫"איך האב נישט קיין געהעריגע שטוב‪...‬‬ ‫"איך האב נישט וואס צו עסן‪...‬‬ ‫"יעצט וויל מען מיך פון חדר אויך ארויסווארפן‪ .‬וואס טו איך דא?"‬ ‫דער מלמד האט אויסגעהערט די ביטערע ווערטער און זיך‬ ‫אנגערופן‪" :‬איך האב פאר דיר אן עצה‪.‬‬ ‫"מיין עצה איז 'קופת עזרה'‪".‬‬ ‫און נאך יענע נאכט איז שוין דער מלמד געזעסן ביי אן אסיפה‬ ‫מיט "קופת עזרה"‪.‬‬

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‫א‬

‫קומענדיגע וואך!‬

‫כ"ג שבט‬

‫ג‘ משפטים‬

‫ו נז‬

‫ליינט מיט שפאנונג‬

‫דינער‬

‫ער‬

‫א‬

‫י יג‬

‫אטריום פלאזא‬

‫ע נע‬ ‫שכנים‪ ,‬גוטע פריינט‪,‬‬

‫אלמ‬

‫ית‬

‫ו‬

‫איז נאך אלץ נישטא וואס צו עסן אין‬ ‫שטוב?‬

‫מי‬

‫האט ער געקענט צוריקגיין אין חדר?‬

‫ם•‬

‫איז חיימ'ל נאך אלץ אן קיין שטוב?‬

‫נ ות‬

‫א ון‬

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‫סעריע פון פעולות‬ ‫דורך‬

‫קופת עזרה‬ ‫ארויסצוהעלפן‬ ‫עניי עירנו‬ ‫בהצנע לכת‬

‫אנטשולדיגט‬ ‫אינגעלע!‬

‫תמיכה‬ ‫חודשית‬

‫מען קען מער נישט אויפשרייבן‪...‬‬

‫‪#5‬‬

‫לייג צוריק די זאכן אויף די שעלווס‪....‬‬ ‫און זאג דיין מאמע זאל מיר רופן‪....‬‬

‫קופת עזרה‬

‫באצאלט די‬ ‫גראסערי‬ ‫באלאנס‬

‫פאר ארימע‬ ‫משפחות‬ ‫וואס האבן ממש‬ ‫נישט קיין ברויט‬ ‫אין שטוב‬

‫דינער‬

‫פאר בלויז ‪ $1‬א טאג‬ ‫•‬

‫ו‬

‫א‬

‫א‬

‫י יג‬ ‫ע נע‬

‫שכנים‪ ,‬גוטע פריינט‪,‬‬

‫אלמ‬

‫מי‬

‫ו נז‬

‫אין די הייליגע ארבעט פון קופת עזרה‬

‫ער‬

‫אטריום פלאזא‬

‫ם•‬

‫קענט איר זיין א שותף‬

‫כ"ג שבט‬

‫ג‘ משפטים‬

‫ית‬

‫נות‬

‫א ון‬

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‫סעריע פון פעולות‬ ‫דורך‬

‫תמיכה‬ ‫חודשית‬

‫קופת עזרה‬ ‫ארויסצוהעלפן‬ ‫עניי עירנו‬ ‫בהצנע לכת‬

‫וואס גייט זיין‬ ‫מיט משה'לע?‬ ‫די מלמד זאגט אז ער‬ ‫דארף פריוואטע הילף‪....‬‬

‫‪#6‬‬

‫פון ווי נעמט מען‬ ‫אבער דאס צו באצאלן?‪....‬‬

‫קופת עזרה‬

‫באצאלט‬ ‫לימוד פרטי‬

‫פאר קינדער‬ ‫ממשפחות עניים‬

‫בדרך‪-‬אגב שטיצט‬ ‫מען בדרך כבוד‬ ‫דער מלמד פרטי‪,‬‬ ‫"איינער פון קופת‬ ‫עזרה עניים"‬

‫דינער‬

‫פאר בלויז ‪ $1‬א טאג‬ ‫א‬ ‫ו נז‬

‫ע נע‬ ‫ש כ ני ם‬

‫‪ ,‬גוטע פריינט‪,‬‬

‫ית‬

‫ו‬

‫אין די הייליגע ארבעט פון קופת עזרה‬

‫ער‬

‫א‬

‫י יג‬

‫אטריום פלאזא‬

‫אלמ‬

‫מי‬

‫•‬

‫ג‘ משפטים‬

‫ם•‬

‫קענט איר זיין א שותף‬

‫כ"ג שבט‬

‫נ ות‬

‫א ון‬

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‫פארוואס הענגט א‬ ‫בילד פון ר'‬ ‫הערשל מאשינסקי‬ ‫ז"ל אינעם‬ ‫געשעפט אויף ‪47‬‬ ‫סטריט?‬ ‫ווי אזוי האט‬ ‫אויסגעקוקט דער‬ ‫פארגאנגענער‬ ‫שניי‪-‬שטורמיגער‬ ‫פורים‪ ,‬תשע"ה‪,‬‬ ‫אינערהאלב "קופת‬ ‫עזרה"?‬ ‫וואס איז געווען‬ ‫דער ענטפער פון‬ ‫‪ O&R‬פארן טאטן‬ ‫וואס האט געבעטן‬ ‫נישט אויסצולעשן‬ ‫דעם גאז אין א‬ ‫פראסטיגן טאג?‬

‫דינער‬

‫•‬ ‫א‬

‫נ ות‬

‫או‬

‫ןי‬

‫מי‬

‫ו נז‬

‫ערווארט דאס אין אייער פאסט קעסטל‬

‫ער‬

‫א‬

‫י יג‬ ‫ע נע‬

‫אטריום פלאזא‬

‫שכנים‪ ,‬גוטע פריינט‪,‬‬

‫א למ‬

‫ם•‬

‫דעם ענטפער אויף אלע די פראגעס‬ ‫און אסאך אינטערעסאנטע פאקטן‬ ‫ארום די הייליגע אקטיוויטעטן פון‬ ‫"קופת עזרה" וועט איר טרעפן אין דער‬ ‫אינהאלטסרייכער אויסגאבע עזרתינו‪.‬‬

‫כ"ג שבט‬

‫ג‘ משפטים‬

‫תו‬

‫דינער עזרתינו‬

‫ג‘ משפטים‬

‫אטריום פלאזא‬

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‫מאנסי‬

‫פרנסה‬ ‫עקספוי‬ ‫זוכט איר ארבעט?‬

‫רעגעס‬

‫טראציע‪:‬‬

‫שיקט א‬

‫‪.9612‬‬

‫פעקס צו‬

‫‪84 5 . 3 5 6‬‬

‫צו שרייבן‬ ‫כט זיכער‬ ‫מא‬ ‫זענליכע‬ ‫ייער פער‬ ‫א‬ ‫ציע און די‬ ‫נפארמא‬ ‫אי‬ ‫איר זוכט‪.‬‬ ‫עט וואס‬ ‫ארב‬

‫פארפאסט נישט די זעלטענע‬ ‫געלעגענהייט‪.‬‬ ‫ביים פרנסה עקספא וועט איר זיך צו‬ ‫טרעפן מיט ביזנעס אייגענטומער וואס‬ ‫קומען ספעציעל זוכען ריכטיגע‬ ‫קאנדידאטן פאר מערערע ארבעט‬ ‫פאזיציעס‪.‬‬

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L to r: Jose Collazo, President; Parmanand Mana, Vice President/Spring Valley Branch Manager; Kenneth A. Martinek, Chairman & CEO; Jonathan Gilbert, Executive Vice President

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• Free Checking – Business1 or Personal

• 25¢ Return Check Fee

• Night Deposit

• Remote Deposit Capture • Commercial Loans

• No ATM Deposit Cut-Off Time • Intra-Company online Banking & Transfers

1

Transaction limits apply. See our Terms and Conditions and Schedule of Charges for business customers.

72 West Eckerson Road Spring Valley, NY 10977 (845) 356-5300 NEW HOURS–LOBBY & DRIVE-UP: Monday–Friday 9 AM-5 PM Saturday 9 AM-1 PM Sunday 10 AM-1 PM

Parmanand Mana Vice President Branch Manager

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