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At the Tziyun of the Ba'al Hasegulah, the saintly Reb Menachem Mendel of Riminov, where each name will be mentioned with its accompanying request, in detail, after a candle is lit at the Tziyun and Parshas Haman, Shnayim Mikra Ve'echad Targum, is recited

At four holy sites: the Kosel Hama'aravi, the Tziyun of Rabi Shimon bar Yochai, the Tziyun of Rabi Meir Ba'al Hanes and the Tziyun of Rabi Yehudah bar Ilai, which is auspicious for parnassah.

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I am writing this in response to last week’s letter regarding store owners’ same-day return policies. From what I understood, the writer was frustrated with same-day-only returns on purchases done with credit cards. I would like to explain it from the perspective of a shop owner, and perhaps help you in the future. Each year, shop owners pay thousands of dollars in credit card fees. Each time a card is swiped, a percentage of the money goes to credit card companies. Some cards cost more than others. If the credit card is keyed in, it is an even bigger expense. Same-day returns on a credit card allow the owner to void the transaction before the day’s sales batch, thereby avoiding the fees.

When you return the next day, not only will the owner have to pay the fees, but new fees for swiping the card again will also be incurred.

If you are not sure of your purchase and may need to do a return, kindly ask the saleslady what other payment options you have. If you pay with cash, you may be allowed more time for a return. In our store, we will hold a customer’s check if we know that there may be a need for a return.

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I received a lovely expensive gift and was told that if it was not to my liking, the store would exchange it within a certain period of time. Not wanting to hold onto something I had no need for, I returned it to the store and searched for something more suitable to my taste. But… the item I chose cost a total of $5.95 less than the original price. Trust me, the original price was way more than that and I would have thought the store would simply hand me the $5.95. Instead, they handed me a credit receipt to be used within the year. I honestly do not think there is a single item in that store that costs $5.95, so why do they need my

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few dollars’ credit in their system? And is that paltry amount so important to their business that if I lose my by-now-faded receipt, they stand to gain that amount after a year?

The other credit receipt is for $5.00. An establishment, which offers a certain type of repair, will only accept the item with an additional $5.00 purchase.

Nowhere is this policy stated. I had no need for any additional item and simply couldn’t understand why, if they charge for the repair, I had to shell out more money for an unneeded buy, but I did it in order to expedite the repair. Interestingly, I have already shopped at that store, and totally forgot about the credit receipt, in my pocketbook.

It’s not up to me to advise you on how to ethically run your business, but I would suggest that if the exchange or return conforms to your policy, and there are just a few dollars separating the end of the deal and its closure, alleviate the pressure on your bookkeeping system and the customer’s purse; return the few dollars.

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There is a special room in my heart for those closeknit neighborhood friends of my youth. A magical closeness awakens every time I meet an old neighbor while we cough up the fondest memories of the past. Perhaps that bonding relationship feels so tight because I developed my inner core together with them.

This past Shabbos, the Lane Street family, the place where I caught countless fireflies and picked raspberries, lost a most beloved and special neighbor, Mrs. Ruth Klugman. There is too much to write about Mrs. Klugman. ‫ רות שרה בת אפרים ע”ה‬took along millions. Millions and millions of maasim tovim. I remember helping stuff tzedakah mailings numerous times. A number of second marriages were hosted in the Klugman gray-carpeted living room. I can still smell the nursing home atmosphere which would greet you in the hallway while both elderly grandmothers lived with them. And then there was Ulga, a lost soul, who became part of the neighborhood while she was mothered and cared for at the Klugmans.

It was the happiest home and I loved hanging out there for hours. It was the best house to play hide and seek. I could hide in the fireplace or in any closet around the house. I sat and kicked my muddy shoes against freshly painted walls. The Klugmans and I baked cupcakes and brownies and refilled glass grape juice bottles with “sink cola” so there was cold water in the refrigerator.

The loss of a loved one is a wakeup call.

Mrs. Klugman, there is no way I can remodel my kitchen like yours. Your orange floor and twin sinks with one rotating faucet are discontinued models. But maybe, in some miniscule way, I can emulate your wisdom in making a kitchen a place where you polish neshamos

more than sinks. Perhaps I could try to put people before dishes.

May you be a melitz yosher for your beloved children, all of Klal Yisroel and the Lane Street family.

Mrs. Liba Friedlander

BEFORE YOU PAINT THE TOWN RED I just read your snowthemed issue of a few weeks ago. The idea to color snow is great, but please tell your readers not to use food coloring — unless the kids’ coats are ready for the garbage anyway and you are planning to repave your walkway. Food coloring stains permanently. Any kindergarten mother will tell you to test the so-called “washable” paints, too. Let our children enjoy the snow gezunterheit, without any agmas nefesh.

Shira Weiss

RE: DANGER AWARENESS You published a letter entitled “Danger Awareness.”

Well, the same thing happened to us too. Four years ago my three-year-old grandchild in Monsey was sucking on one of those lollipops that are round like a small ball. All of a sudden he started choking. The lollipop stick had come off. It was terrible. He couldn’t breathe.

My daughter-in-law froze. She saw him in panic in front of her eyes. My son called Hatzalah.

While waiting for Hatzalah, My son tried the Heimlich Maneuver and B”H the lollypop came out. It had been a nightmare.

(Lack of oxygen to the brain can do damage in as little as four minutes!). My son and daughter-in-law made a small seudas hodaah afterwards. From now on they refer to such lollipops as “the choking lollipops.”

Yet, believe it or not, when my daughter-in-law talked to oth-

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ers about how dangerous they can be, the women looked at her like she was weird!

This Shabbos, a neighbor made a small kiddush seudas hodaah for his five-year-old, who choked just this past week in cheder on the same type of lollipop. The kid banged on the table when he couldn’t breathe, to catch the Rebbe’s attention.

The Rebbe ran to call Hatzalah.

He didn’t know the Heimlich Maneuver but was able to pull the lollipop ball out by hand.

Sometimes trying to grab a choking item only pushes it farther in, so that was a big chesed from Hashem.

As I was preparing this letter, a son of mine who is a member of Hatzalah, told me that he also experienced such an incident some years ago, and since then has never allowed any round candies to be given to his children. The airway of a child is very narrow — like a drinking straw — and that’s why round candies are so dangerous. Every year over 12,000 children in America visit the emergency room for choking on hard candy, and some never leave. Please realize the importance of being careful with this.

I am writing this letter to let people know that this is not just a single unique incident that happened once to one person who wrote that important letter last week. It’s a real case of potential pikuach nefesh. I get scared every time I see the Largest Largest and most and most candy men in shul, or the Shab- extensive extensive selection selection in: in: bos groups, give out such lolli- Linen, Bedding, Linen, Bedding, pops or round candy. There are Tablecloths, Tablecloths, Towels Towels plenty of non-round candies Bath Accessories Bath Accessories available for all ages of children Costume Costume Jewelry Jewelry that are tasty and enticing Watches Watches to a child. Why give out the Gifts Gifts dangerous ones unnecessarily? ...............................................................................................................................................................................

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As told to: Basya Lev

MY HUSBAND WAS TRAVELING for business and would be away over Shabbos. It just so happened that there was a Shabbos program at a hotel that I was interested in attending during his absence. When my friend heard that I’d be going, she asked to join me. A certain yeshiva was begging her husband to spend Shabbos with them so he could speak to the bachurim, but he didn’t want to leave his wife alone for Shabbos. This was the perfect solution.

We arrived the night before the program would begin and asked if we could have the same room as the one we would be given the next day, so we wouldn’t have to pack up and move before Shabbos. The woman at the front desk said she was unable to help us, as all 400 rooms were booked under one name and the program coordinators would be assigning the rooms.

The next day we went to check in with the coordinators. We asked if we could keep our current room, but the person apologetically said he was unable to do that. My neighbor had brought her three-month-old baby with her and was disappointed as she didn’t want to have to pack up and move. I asked the man if he could at least give us our new room number so we could go straight to the room after packing up our things. He did, and amazingly enough, it turned out that we were assigned the exact same room that we were in!

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Natural mouthwashes that kill off bacteria, brushing your tongue and brushing your palate can all be very helpful. If you’re already doing that, then great, keep it up, but if not, it’s time to start immediately.

Becoming Weigh Smarter How much weight can you drop with each lost tooth?

MAYBE A HALF AN OUNCE! If you lose a tooth, it would be nice to drop some weight with it, although it doesn’t work that way. It’s nice to lose weight and important to keep your teeth. As far as I can remember, I used to live on the dentist’s chair, mostly, for a cavity, root canal or extraction.

It seemed nice to blame it on genetics (you could, in fact, be predisposed) but it didn’t help me much. I needed to figure out a different way of spending my precious time. It was truly becoming a pain in the neck (and cheek!), and who likes dental visits anyway?

Major problems: Although the teeth are in your mouth, there is a very strong connection to how it affects the physical well-being of the body. Many people are suffering from diseases which can be related to the health of their mouth. Because the mouth is one gateway to the body, the bacteria that builds up around your teeth has the potential to travel down to the lungs, causing pneumonia, heart problems or damage to any organ. Multiple studies were done on people who suffered a heart attack, and it correlated with a high rate of gum disease, which is infected gums from bacteria surrounding the teeth. People with high blood sugar issues were also found among those who were affected with gum disease. When plaque builds up along and under the gum line, infections can occur, harming the gums and the bone that holds the tooth in place. The most severe form of gum disease is called periodontal disease, which is bone deterioration leading to tooth loss. One thing is clear: The body and mouth are not separate entities.

Therefore, your body can affect your oral health. Likewise, your mouth can affect your physical health.

Oral hygiene: As far as dental care is concerned, if you already suf-

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The worst things you can do for your immune function is, you guessed it, pack yourself with sugar-laden foods, white flour, processed foods, don’t exercise, drink little pure water and get the least sleep you can.

Since a sound, healthy body with a strong immune system is meant to get rid of unwanted bacteria, the same rule applies here.

You want to do your best to keep your body healthy, so if and when some invaders from your mouth make it to your body, they can be killed off and flushed out with other residues.

The worst things you can do for your immune function is, you guessed it, pack yourself with sugar-laden foods, white flour, processed foods, don’t exercise, drink little pure water and get the least sleep you can. And that would also be one of the best recipes for adding some body weight too!

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strong. And although I have already lost multiple teeth, I haven’t had a cavity in five years in the teeth that are still mine. I definitely see the relation between how I eat and my oral health.

CELERY: abrasive and a good teeth scrubber GARLIC: an excellent immune booster CHEWING GUM WITH XYLITOL: (sold in health food stores) Chewing after meals has shown to help decrease bacteria in the mouth, plus it increases saliva with natural bacteria killing properties.

VITAMIN D: needed for strong bones. Get some from the sun and supplement if you are running low.

ALL DARK GREEN LEAFY VEGETABLES like spinach, kale, and broccoli are superfoods for your waist and health. If you don’t like these vegetables or are having an issue with bug checking, you can get super green powders from your health food store and know you’re covered.

loss simultaneously.

ALMONDS: an excellent source of calcium, so you don’t need to worry about milk (lactose in milk is high in sugar, for those trying to reduce).

I think I gave you a nice amount of homework to do, until we meet next week.

Have a healthy weight-less week.

GREEN AND BLACK TEA: great antioxidants (without the sugar, besides stevia), and are awesome for your immune function, increases your metabolism and aids in weight

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Hilchos Shabbos zin Y. Weissmandl

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Melaben

• The issur of melaben is cleaning a garment or fabric on Shabbos.

• The issur of melaben also applies to a garment that is perfectly clean. Therefore one may not wet any garments on Shabbos.

• One is allowed to go out in the rain with a garment, even though one knows it will get wet. However, Chaza”l assured hanging up a wet garment in a place where one regularly hangs up garments to dry, because of maaris ayin. A wet garment should only be hung in a place where one does not usually dry garments, for instance, on the outside of a bedroom or bathroom door.

• This halacha also applies to garments that are soaked or drenched in sweat.

• One may hang up wet, nylon or synthetic garments in any place in the house, because these garments don’t absorb water, and therefore there is no issur of maaris ayin. However, if the stitches on these garments are from regular absorbent thread, one may not purposefully soak them in water, since the threads are made from absorbent material, and therefore the issur of melaben applies to them.

• There is a machlokes haposkim if s’chita applies to brushes and toothbrushes. Therefore, if one uses a toothbrush on Shabbos (knowing that one’s gums won’t bleed), one should only use a dry brush. In such circumstances, one may fill one’s mouth first with water rather than wetting the brush.

• One may wet a garment or fabric through use if one is not makpid on that particular garment or fabric, for example, a dish towel.

However, one should not squeeze it.

• If one has a stain on a garment that renders the garment unfit to be worn, one is not allowed to remove the stain under any circumstances.

• If one has a stain that is not thick, one may remove the stain by rubbing it with the garment or with a dry towel as long as some of the stain remains slightly visible. If the stain is thick, and, through removing the stain, the stain becomes powdery, like mud, for example, one is over on tochen when removing the stain, and it may not be done. However, if the stain is from something that was already ground (nidchan), one may remove that stain on Shabbos.

• If an entire garment became dusty on Shabbos, for example if sand or dust fell on a garment, one may not shake it off completely.

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That was the first time we walked out of the room together.

“Do you think they did it?”

Since then we’ve walked together through many valleys, climbed

“No.” She glances at the new mezuzah on my door. “No darling, I

many peaks, journeyed new streets, and trekked countless alleys.

Through it all, it was you who I carried in my heart, and our Father in Heaven who carried me on his shoulders.

I’m stil crossing the bridge, but I know at the end we’l all be together again.

don’t think so.” She looks at me once more and then turns to go.

Michael and Robbie wil be orphans soon.

I stare through the blinds into the black sky. I don’t understand why there are so many stars. I don’t understand many things. Perhaps adults do.

Papa, tomorrow I wil cross a new bridge.

Tomorrow I wil walk down the aisle. Aviva is her name.

Congratulations Papa.

Perhaps adults understand exactly what being Jewish means, why Jews are singled out for tragedies, why Jews need to behave differently.

I just understand that I’m a Jew. Just like the Rosenbergs.

Excerpt: Little Hearts by Leah Goldstein, Wordust Graduate. Published with Reserve A Book Publishing

Excerpt: The Jewish Crime by Esty Rosenberg, Wordust Graduate. Published with Reserve A Book Publishing

Wordust. It’s like the powder a magician throws upon the stage to create the magic. It’s like the tiny dust particles that create pearls in oysters. It is tiny words polished and arranged to create art!

Art gives individuals a chance to express themselves. Some do this through singing or dancing. Others like to sew or paint. And there are those who need to express themselves more deeply, by thinking about life and human nature, by expressing their unique ideas, and by creating stories; in other words, by writing.

A private writing class gives students a chance to experience writing in its purely artistic form.

“I wished for creative writing classes when I was a student, and now I’m determined to create one,” says Mindy Friedman, creator of Wordust Writing Classes.

Wordust tackles the difficult obstacle writers face in the publishing field. Somehow, writing in one’s own diary doesn’t make anyone feel like a writer. Girls want

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to be published in magazines or books in order to feel really satisfied. This is challenging because publishing houses are a huge expense and magazines are not eager to accept work from new writers.

Wordust is the vehicle that takes a girl from the start, a passion to write, until the final stage, publishing. Our unique publishing method enables every girl to go to print and avoids the heavy publishing costs writers face.

Meaning

SO WHAT REALLY MAKES A GOOD STORY? How do you create characters that are real and diverse and interesting to read about? How do you create conflicts that are fresh and make your characters grow? How can you write dialogue that is appealing to the reader’s eyes? How do you turn your story into a plot? Which point of view should you tell your story from? How do you create suspense that makes your reader just want to keep reading? What gives a story meaning?

Join one of the Wordust groups to acquire the techniques. This season, Wordust is forming small groups of three or four each. This means that you can choose to be introduced to other girls who like you love to write, or you can gang up with your old writing friends and form your own group.

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Previous Wordust attendees said: “Every lesson left me with this impetus and power to create. It was something I looked forward to every week.”

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reers out of writing, this is their opportunity to have their names black on white as authors. Every girl leaves Wordust satisfied. Every girl knows she can do it. Every girl’s story gets read by an audience.

Dialogue

Wordust publishes with Reserve A Book Library, a revolutionary library that carries thousands of books, Jewish books only, and provides its readers with a unique library experience including unlimited book exchanges, a thirtyday new book guarantee, no late fees, and home deliveries. They are centered in Boro Park, but deliver to Lakewood, Flatbush and Williamsburg and are hoping to open a branch in Monsey soon.

(Find out when they are coming to Monsey by texting 646-535-BOOK (2665) with your full name, number, address and the code Wordust).

Wordust students graduate their writing course by creating their own book which becomes available to Reserve A Book members. Our inspirational classes and group support help achieve this goal, but mostly, it’s the oneon-one guidance that assures every girl that her story will be published. Naturally, all girls get to keep a copy of their book themselves.

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Who sai has d writin lone to be a g ly pa ssion ?

“I feel like I now know how to write a story, and it should be good.”

“Making my decision to attend this course was the best decision I could have made! I am fully confident in that!”

Characterization

“I am so happy to have finally met other regular girls that like to write.”

Express yourself!

You have it in you!

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Compiled by Sandy Eller

Suez Water Rates Going Up This Month (The Journal News) IN THE BAD NEWS department, your water bill is going up, starting now.

In the good news department, the rate hike will be less than originally anticipated.

The original rate hike proposed

by Suez Water New York would have seen monthly water bills rising by $3.64 each month. Instead, Suez agreed to a modified plan presented by New York State’s Public Service Commission, which called for

a monthly increase of 51 cents for the first year, followed by monthly rate hikes of $4.80 and $4.87 over the next two years.

While Suez described the new plan as being “in the best interests of its customers,” it offers customers a savings over the next three years of just $8.88 over the original plan. Suez last raised its rates in June 2015.

The rate hike is intended to recoup some of the company’s losses

incurred by a failed plan to build a water desalination plant in Haverstraw. The plan also incorporates a rebate program for low-income customers, calls for stricter water conservation and eliminates the current rate structure which has consumers paying a premium for water during the summer.

County Executive Ed Day has vowed to fight any rate hike related to the desalination plant.

“Can You Hear Me?” Phone Scam Targets Unsuspecting Victims (CBS News) PHONE SCAMMERS are employing a new technique to separate consumers from their hard-earned dollars: getting them to say the word “yes” in a recorded conversation and then using that approval to authorize charges on the victim’s credit card.

Playing off a tag line used in Verizon ads that use the phrase “Can you hear me?” callers may introduce themselves before asking the now infamous question.

That answer of “yes” is then used by scammers as proof that charges

have been authorized. Scammers may often already have your personal information including name, address, credit card numbers and more. Victims who dispute the bogus charges discover that thieves are using their recorded “yes” as proof that the charges were approved.

What to do if targeted by scammers, who also use the same system to put unauthorized charges on phone and utility bills?

“I know that people think it’s impolite to hang up, but it’s a good strategy,” said Susan Grant, director

of consumer protection for the Consumer Federation of America.

Consumers are advised to check their credit card statements and phone and utility bills for unauthorized charges and to avoid answering “yes” to any questions from callers they do not recognize.

Be aware that callers who claim to be from the IRS, Department of Motor Vehicles or the Social Security Administration are not being truthful, as government agencies will only initiate communication via mail and not by phone.

Coyote Sightings in Rockland (Ramapo Daily Voice) POLICE IN THE COUNTY have issued warnings to residents after two coyotes were spotted in separate incidents in Clarkstown last week.

County residents are warned to

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stay away from the animals which can resemble dogs but have longer legs, a pointier noses, flatter foreheads and bushier tail. Residents are also encouraged not to leave any food outside and to keep their

garbage cans tightly closed.

Anyone who comes in contact with a coyote is encouraged to keep their distance and to contact the Ramapo Police Department at 3572400.

or

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By Chany Rosengarten

BACKSTORY

Sun on

Stone Epilogue: Joy after pain is sun after rain. The moisture and tears don’t dry up fast. They saturate. And in that newly yielding earth, decomposition happens. The sun prods newlings to struggle their tips up, out of the darkness, encourages them out in the open, invites them to bask.

It is in this field that Malka’la finds herself, walking with Heshy. She has never cut through here… not since Nachman. She is aware of the fear and holds hands with faith.

Heshy is not a Jerusalemite. Adjusting to the heat, convecting off the walls in the small apartment, the flint temperaments of the people around him, he often yearns for… no. He does not. He remembers how damp, lonely it was before Malka’la. How she descended onto his life. A miracle, she. A sun after a long string of winter afternoons. There’s so much to relearn. It’s as if life sprouts anew. (It does.)

SUN ON STONE: THE BACKSTORY HONEST. AUTHENTIC. PASSIONATE. Chany Rosengarten is the personality behind Jerusalem Stone; Two

by Four; and Sun on Stone — the serials featured in The Monsey View.

So many of you have told us how you loved the serials. You’ve told us how you waited in suspense each week, how you ran out each week to get your copy and read the next chapter. You’ve told us how much you were caught up in the lives of the characters — how you laughed with them, cried with them, celebrated

screen to give us her own backstory.

How did you think up Sun on Stone? And also… is the story true? How does writing a serial for a magazine work? You give them the storyline or they give you the storyline? We want to know!

Okay, okay. Here’s how it worked.

When The Monsey View invited me to write this story, they said, “We want something good and we want some-

We have a code word for that in the writing world.

We call it “Based on True Facts.” Compare it to the food industry’s “natural and artificial flavors.” with them and mourned with them.

In this interview, Chany Rosengarten steps out from behind her

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thing true.” Out of respect to their readers, they felt that wasting people’s time with pure fiction was per-

haps… um, okay, I’m not sure exactly how they felt. But I know what they told me. They wisely chose to pursue a true story.

I have this friend in Beit Shemesh. For those of you who don’t know me personally (yet), I grew up in Skver, moved to Beit Shemesh with my two babies and lived there for about four years. “Malka’la’s” sister was a neighbor in the next building.

She’s very sweet, teaches Pilates and yoga to the local women and I loved schmoozing with her. She liked talking to me because I am an “Americaner.”

When she invited me to see her parents’ house in Batei Rand, we took the local “kosher” bus, (i.e., not Egged), got off at the shuk, and she took me on my own, private tour.

She showed me the kerosene stove in a local restaurant and then we headed to her mother’s house. That’s

SERIAL

when she told me about the difficulties: how poverty ripped the family apart, how her mother’s strength waned after having worked so hard.

About Zelda, the upstairs neighbor.

About her brother’s injury, and about her other brother defecting from family tradition.

She told me then that I could write up the story, but it wasn’t the right time for the story to be told. Stories are like that. Hashem sends them down when they need to be heard.

Many of my readers tell me that the message they needed was the message they found in the chapter of that week. Stories aren’t random, not even fiction stories. They are a crystallization of everything we believe. And I needed to be ready to tell the story.

Really? How do you connect with the story?

Oh, my. I have to say, as much as this story is not my story at all, it is also all mine. In every story I write, I have to be living it in my brain and my heart, and from that place, I retell it. The scary thing about fiction is that it’s true — my truth. The scary thing about a true story is that it’s also fiction, having been relived in my own mind, in my own version of the truth.

So this story is both “Malka’la’s”

them credit for, and their power lies in the obscurity of the message.

What are your plans going forward?

To party, first of all. When the two stories — Jerusalem Stone and Sun on Stone — are published together as one book, the first thing I want to do is celebrate. Celebrate the accomplishment of completing what I set out to do. Celebrating my dear and faithful readership, all of you who made the story possible, because a story needs the teller and the listener, both. This will be a great opportunity to finally come together in celebration of that which we have created together. Finally, to celebrate and give thanks that I was the vessel through which this story, which needed to be told, came into the world.

So we’ll do a book launch party, and a book signing, and I hope to see you all there. Until then (because book publishing is a lengthy process that involves way more people than you can imagine), I sit back down to write.

What’s coming next? Can you tell us about the next story?

About the next story: Stay tuned. I can only tell you that I’ve searched my

I will infuse my story with my influence, because I’m writing it. But then I submit the story, close my laptop, and head to the laundry room to attend to other, equally important business. and mine; both truth and fiction. We have a code word for that in the writing world. We call it “Based on True Facts.” Compare it to the food industry’s “natural and artificial flavors.”

Many of the messages I’ve put into my stories are important to me, personally. When I talk publicly to a group or give a class, I teach about the subjects that have wound up in my stories. They are the lessons I’ve had to learn myself.

This story was the message I internalized through the retelling of Malka’la’s story. Stories are like that.

They have more power than we give

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heart for a story and meaning that is important to me, as I hope it will be to you. The only way I can hope to entertain you and bring you a story that has meaning to you is if it first has meaning to me.

Sometimes, a reader quotes a sentence from my work, and I wonder: Am I the only one who experiences these thoughts, feelings, insights? It turns out that nobody quotes anything that isn’t meaningful to them, and the reason they brought it up was because my thought — and I thought I was the only one! — is so relevant to them. Because we connect to honesty,

to truth.

On the other hand, I’ve had people who try to figure out who I am, from my stories. But that’s an act in futility and confusion. I am not my story.

I am the writer of my story, much like a baker is not a salted Dulce de Leche pie. I will infuse my story with my influence, because I’m writing it.

But then I submit the story, close my laptop, and head to the laundry room to attend to other, equally important business.

When do you come up with the story? How do you write?

Writing is the boring part. It’s too bad, but it’s the fact. Novice writers often talk about the muse, when the inspiration hits them and they are called to pour forth a tremendous amount of wisdom from deep inside them. Don’t be fooled. Seasoned writers know that writing, like washing dishes, is a tedious act.

But for the fun parts: First of all, this story is six years in the making, and I moved all the way to Eretz Yisrael and back to make this story happen. I remember the first week in Beit Shemesh, I saw a woman I’d known from back in New York, buying chicken in the butcher shop.

She asked for ground chicken from one chicken breast.

I knew she had many children, numbering in the teens. They gave her the chicken, but when they weighed it and she eyed the digits on the price side of the scale, she said it was too expensive. “Put back some.”

So they put back some and weighed it again. So it went, until she left with a sliver of chicken to feed her family of more than ten mouths.

A year passed, and I got to know life in Beit Shemesh: mothers who were forced to water down the milk for their children, or the baby formula for the baby. Children asking for another apple, or begging for a cucumber, and a frustrated and deprived mother saying, “But you already had one.” I used to try to compare this to the mothers in Monsey who had to force-feed their children a tzumbela of chicken on a Tuesday night.

More recently, however, before I got ready to write Malka’la’s story, I

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But that wasn’t enough. I needed to experience it firsthand.

So I asked a friend if she would come “schnorr” with me, door to door.

She said no. I begged my editor to come with me. She said no. Everyone said no. Nobody wants to do it.

Even I didn’t want to do it by myself, like Malka’la did. But then my sister humored me, brave soul that she is.

I guess we are also sisters at heart, both of us curious, adventurous and brave.

We chose a cause and went to Route 306, where houses are close together. It was a learning moment.

People were actually quite generous, and we collected close to a hundred dollars in the forty minutes we were there. I got to feel the experience with all five senses and was able to relate it to my readers in a tangible, relatable form.

I also had “Brizel” on speed dial.

Mrs. Brizel was my next-door neighbor in Beit Shemesh, a lovely Yerushalmi woman with direct lineage all the way to the famed Brizel’s bakery in Geulah. To give you an idea of just how purebred she is, she had a remedy for any and all ailments that ever struck any of my kids while I was living next door. And whenever I got stuck with an image while I was writing the story, I put an asterisk into the draft, kept going until the end, and when I was finished, treated myself to a call to Mrs. Brizel.

She told me what they would

serve at a Yerushalmi wedding fifty years ago, what her mother wore as a young girl, what was considered modern in those times (they were less frum back then, she claims), what a landmark building looked like from the inside — everything I needed to know. If she didn’t know, she’d call her father or mother from her cell phone while I waited, and I got the information that way. Research is the best part of writing, the most fun, the place where I find things out well enough that I can write about it accurately.

What inspires you most about writing?

Writing, like music or photography or painting, is an art form. It transports and transforms. As a consumer of the written word (namely, an avid reader), I’ve been amazed at the power a book has over me, from scaring me enough to lock all the windows, to teaching me a new skill, giving hope, bringing me understanding… writing is a communication form that changes the person engaged with it. Good writing, that is.

For me to have honed my skills, and become a writer able to influence my readers to great things — how can I not be amazed at the power that comes through me? And let me be clear here. Holding power — holding a drill, holding a gun, holding a talent — comes with tremendous responsibility, and ultimately the deep faith that the power is not me, but comes through me, directly from Hashem. Everything I’ve written needed to be written, needed to be read, needed to be understood in the exact way each individual reader understood it. My best writing happens when I stand aside and let the writing happen.

What impact does your writing have on readers?

Readers stop me in the street and thank me. I usually just respond with, “You’re welcome.” But I want to say so much more.

I know my stories have brought people to cry deeply, care heroically, accept themselves more fully. So

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many Sun on Stone readers now give tzedakah with a greater understanding of what’s going on for the person on the other side of the door. A lot of my readers have felt validated and understood, comparing Malka’la’s situation to their own.

I want to say to my readers: “You and I care deeply about this story, because we care about growing. We care about being human. We care about life, and the act of living — often joyous, just as often fraught with hardship. We share something. We share a story, which is life solidified into sentences and scenes. Thank you all for being my readers on this journey and thank you for the brief moments in which we meet, reach out to each other, and acknowledge our shared experience.”

All this might be awkward to say.

So I don’t. But I said it anyway.

What do you enjoy writing the most?

When I have an open page in front of me, and I have the opportunity to write the truth, as I see it; that’s what I like the most. Novels, true stories, my personal experiences, an interview with someone else and writing for commercial purposes — I’ve done

layim, the distance gives me room to make the story real.

My editors at The Monsey View have very high standards. We want to give readers the very best in heimish reading, while not compromising on quality in any way. And when it comes to the kashrus and finesse of a story, we won’t move an inch from the highest levels. My readers are often amazed at the level of editing, fine-tuning and sensitivity that pervades each chapter.

So as a writer, it’s about finding that zone from which I can comfortably give you the truth, and nothing but the truth. Even if it means writing fiction.

What do you think can be im-

I can be more real when there’s a layer of fiction involved. them all. And I like them all, as long as I wasn’t being pretentious. When I was being real — writing what it is like for me, because that’s all I really have as a basis, my own experiences — writing becomes a joy.

That’s why I like fiction. Because I can be more real when there’s a layer of fiction involved. Say I’m writing a profile of a businessman or community leader who has his image to guard; the article is guarded, less real and as a result, as soporific as a sleeping pill.

But when I’m writing about Yerusha-

proved in the writing world?

A lot. We are a thinking culture and a reading culture, and writing is such an influential part of our community.

We’ve made a lot of strides and changes to the industry by introducing highquality kosher magazines, such as The Monsey View. I’m still amazed at the wonderful work The Monsey View has done for our local community.

And yet, with changes come new challenges. How do we keep writing quality high? How do we keep good

writers motivated? What are our standards and how do we maintain them?

I’m at the forefront of several big projects to bring the writing community to the next level, and I’m pretty excited about them.

Where do you see your own career in a few years from now?

Sigh. I can say this much: The career goals I wanted five years ago, I pretty much achieved. I had a dream of being a writer, and then, a published writer. And then, a novelist… I was motivated; I surrendered my dreams (and my ideas of how they would come about) to Hashem and His astounding ways. And I’ve never ceased to be amazed. Sometimes I have to remind myself — remember everything you wanted back then? You have it now.

It’s a good reminder because I’m always striving, and sometimes I feel like I want it all, right now. And I try to remember that it all comes, in due time. Time and prayer, those two work together as agents of magic.

So… five years from now? Well, I have several books published, and I’ve changed the way books are published, so that I connect regularly with my readers in a way authors have traditionally been unable to do. There’s more, but hey, can we leave the rest for you, dear readers to find out?

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The powerful Segula of initiating a “Pidyon Nefesh of the Arizal” as per the holy thoughts of the Rashash, is very wellknown, as quoted in the Siddur Nekudas Hakesef, page 550.

Source: In the Sefer “Sha’ar Hakavanos” he writes as follows: “Our master Rabbeinu Chaim Vital used to have this practice every Erev Rosh Hashana and Erev Yom Kippur to do the Pidyon in this manner, and whoever does the Pidyon this way is guaranteed to live out the year.”

In Sefer “Sha’arei rachamim” he writes “This Pidyon was transmitted to us by Eliyahu Hanavi”

Pidyon Rashash: The pidyon is brought down with various texts in the Avodas Hakodesh from the MaHaram of Papirush, from the Chida and In the Sefer “Refuah V’chaim” from the Kaf Hachaim. However, the accepted and prevalent text per those in the realm of the Mekubalim, is the text of the Rashash, which is in the tradition of the Arizal.

Its Segula: In the Sefer “Pri Etz Chaim”, Rabbeinu Chaim Vital writes: “The Pidyon Nefesh is a remedy for all calamities that may develop, especially for the healing of ill people. We have utilized it already thousands of times and it always worked immediately at the hour of need.

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NEW N! UM COL QUESTION: When I ask my son to bring me something, he always brings me the wrong item and even looks for it in the wrong room.

For instance, if I ask him to bring me the ketchup from the refrigerator, he’ll bring me the baby wipes from the bedroom. He seems so spaced out at times! What’s going on?

LAURA STERN, OT/L RESPONDS: Most of us are familiar with the five senses of touch, taste, sight, sound and smell. There is, however, another powerful sense that takes place in the inner ear. We call it the vestibular sense. The vestibular sense is responsible for a person’s balance, the way they relate to movement and their perception of where they are in the space around them. This sense is kind of like the control center of the other senses, using them as tools to create a message that is sent to the brain, allowing it to process the full experience of a physical situation.

We may not be cognizant of the fact, but there are many messages sent every single second throughout our brains and bodies, helping us to appropriately respond to our surroundings and tasks at hand. In order to do this, the vestibular system has to be in good working order.

Unfortunately, the vestibular system in a person can become dysregulated, causing processing difficulties. When this happens, it’s like the proverbial wires are crossed, causing messages that should be sent to the brain to become distorted.

While your child knows that you’ve asked something of him, he may not know exactly what, because his brain simply didn’t send him the full message. He

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might end up grabbing whatever he sees first in whatever room he wandered into. Likewise, a child with an off-kilter vestibular sense will often seem forgetful, and can, for instance, come home with only two items from the grocery store even when the list you gave him clearly had three items.

LET’S LOOK AT THE CASE OF A LITTLE GIRL WE’LL CALL BAILY: Baily is sweet, quiet girl who loved to sit and watch everyone playing, but often didn’t participate in the active play around her. While kids her age were running and jumping, Baily would rather sit on the side. She’s not anti-social and is actually a favorite among her classmates, although she had trouble following instructions at times and even seemed rather inattentive in class. Baily would often slouch during the day, and seemed overwhelmed whenever she had to find a specific object in her desk or in the classroom. Assemblies were the worst, as Baily would lose herself in the crowd and wander around until a teacher spotted her and directed her to the place where she should sit. It was as if she was only partially there, even though her intelligence was on par with the rest of the class. You might have called her spacey.

We called her normal, but dysregulated.

In order to help Baily fully participate in the world around her, we had to help her process the world around her correctly. That meant we had to get her vestibular system running in tip-top shape. With Sensory Integration therapy, we were able to target the very root of her processing disorder.

To strengthen Baily’s vestibular system, we engaged her in all sorts of movement activities, but were careful to not push her too far beyond her comfort zones. Spinning, rolling, somersaulting and swinging all help to balance the fluid in the inner ears, which regulate the vestibular system.

At first, Baily didn’t like to do the activities very much, because it had a measure of discom-

fort for her. Any type of movement made her feel a bit nauseated, so we took it very slowly with her.

Nowadays, she loves to move, run and jump just like the other kids. And as for following instructions? She gets them right just about every time.

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Do you recognize these symptoms in your child? It may be vestibular dysregulation.

Clumsiness or stumbling Frequent slouching or preference for prone/restful positions Difficulty with written work Difficulty grasping instructions Movement that is slow and careful, as if the child is nervous about falling Seems lost in surroundings and has trouble locating objects

Alternatively, some children with vestibular dysregulation can have diametrically opposite symptoms and seek out constant movement. You might see things like: • A desire to constantly twirl, spin, climb, etc.

• Lack of danger awareness (i.e. runs into street in front of cars, jumps from high places, etc.)

• The inability to sit still or focus without moving The good news is that with Sensory Integration therapy, we can get your child’s systems up and functioning as they should be, b’ezras Hashem! * Names and identifying details have been changed to protect the privacy of our clients Do you have a question about your child’s educational or behavioral health? Send it to us and we may address it in a future column. Please send questions to info@kidsfirstservices.com

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On Friday, January 20th, at 12:01 p.m., after an unusual and very unlikely journey, President Donald John Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States of America, with the usual pomp and circumstance. The inaugural address that he delivered shortly thereafter was one that summed up the reason for his victory. At only 16 minutes, it wasn’t large on flowery words or idealistic rhetoric, but rather stated what his presidency was about: the people. It was not a conciliatory speech or a unifying one; there was no call for Washington to work together. Instead, it was humble and very toned down; in fact the entire speech included the word “I” only three times.

It was about making this a government of the people again. And it showed that he understood the sentiment that swept him into office. The American people, the working class, blue collar workers, middle income earners, were unhappy with their government. They felt that there was a disconnect between them and the elites ruling them. And so the outsider, the man with no political past or connections, not even with his own party, was the one they chose to cast their vote for.

Following the inauguration, there were celebrations which included a lunch on Capitol Hill, one at which Trump asked the audience to give a standing ovation to Hillary Clinton who was present, as well as a parade along Pennsylvania Avenue.

But reality quickly set in. On Saturday, all across the country, massive marches took place. They were peaceful, but loud and spirited and definitely not in support of President Trump. The Senate Democrats too, were protesting in their own way, taking their time

with the approval process for Trump’s appointees. They do not have enough votes to block them but that didn’t mean they would let them through without trouble. And in the White House, Trump clearly demonstrated that he would not change his tune against the media. After Reuters released a sideby-side comparison photo between Trump’s inauguration and President Obama’s 2009 inauguration, both reportedly taken from the viewing deck in the Washington Monument, Trump responded by calling them “the most dishonest human beings on earth” at a speech he held in the CIA. In addition, he set out to check off item after item on his campaign promises list. He has signed executive orders concerning Obamacare, the Wall, the Keystone Pipeline and the latest has been an immigrant ban, restricting visas from seven countries the U.S. considered not stable enough to trust their vetting promise. For his supporters, it has been a welcome change. How refreshing — a president who keeps his promises. But for those opposed to these policies, his actions have garnered reactions ranging from outrage to terror. Many have spoken out, and his so-called Muslim ban especially got those on the left riled up enough to protest in airports where people arriving from the countries on the hold list were being detained.

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By: Shevy Hollander THERE’S AN OLD JOKE COMPARING HEALTH insurance to a fine lace blanket. They both cost a great deal, but don’t cover you all that well.

After copays, deductibles and procedures that do not fall under the benefits umbrella, sometimes you may wonder what your costly premiums accomplish.

But of course, as long as Obama’s influence still hovers over Washington, going without medical insurance is illegal and you can be slapped with a fine for neglecting to sign up. More important, though, is the risk factor. Nobody wants to find themselves in an emergency without medical coverage, running into astronomical bills in the event that procedures or hospital stays are required.

And then there is dental insurance. If medical insurance is a lace blanket, dental insurance is a mesh shawl. There is a reason Delta Dental, one of the largest dental coverage providers, prefer to call their coverage “dental benefits,” because, in fact, there are benefits you receive — but are you covered for the expenses you may incur on behalf of your pearly whites for the coming year? Are you “insured” for the bills made out to you?

Not really.

At least you pay for what you get: Dental premiums are a percentage of health insurance premiums.

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W H Y CA N’T DENTA L CA RE FOLLOW THE SA ME INSUR A NCE MODEL A S HE A LTH CA RE?

As we see in the graphic at the left, dental coverage is not an “insurance,” but rather a “pre-payment plan.”

The reason it is so, is because dental care — unlike health care, fire, auto and the myriad other cases there are insurance for — is not an “insurable risk.”

You pay:

HE A LTH INSUR A NCE

Deductible (specified amount that the insured pays before the insurance company assumes the expenses)

Insurance pays:

You pay:

Then

Copayment (set amount for each visit, according to visit type)

The rest of your bill* *As per the Affordable Care Act, health plans may not have annual or lifetime limits on essential health benefits.

You pay:

Deductible

Insurance pays:

Certain percentage of coverage according to visit type

You pay:

DENTA L INSUR A NCE

Coinsurance (the rest of the bill, if not fully covered)

The characteristics of an insurable risk include: • Its chance of occurrence is uncertain, fairly rare and random.

• The affected person has no control over the timing of the event or its consequences.

• It’s an accidental loss.

• The loss has major financial consequences.

Fire, hospitalization, accident and sudden illness all have these elements of being unpredictable, un-budgetable and random occurrences that don’t happen regularly. They are all insurable risks.

It makes sense for the insurance company to collect premiums and pay up for the percentage of insured people who face catastrophe.

It also makes sense for the insured people to pay their premiums monthly or annually in exchange for this protection.

DENTAL CARE DOES not fall under the category of an insurable risk, as the most common oral diseases — cavities and periodontal disease — have other characteristics: • Oral diseases progress slowly; it is not a catastrophe that hits in one day. People often postpone treatment until the damage increases, and have control over when to treat issues that arise.

• The costs of dental care, while high, are budgetable, and more or less predictable.

• Much of dental disease can be prevented with proper care and cleaning.

• Dental care doesn’t heal oral disease with one or two treatment sessions; disease travels to other teeth; teeth that were already worked on pose greater risk of needing future treatment.

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The model of dental insurance encourages what we know: Preventive care fends off oral disease, and early treatment of dental problems prevents them from progressing.

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Preventive and diagnostic care are covered at the highest percentage, as it gives patients a financial incentive to seek preventive or early care. In this category are cleanings, checkups, routine x-rays, fluoride treatments and sealants.

These include basic procedures such as fillings, extractions, non-routine xrays, stainless steel crowns and periodontal treatment.

A root canal may also fall into this category, or be treated as “major.”

Major procedures and services will be reimbursed halfway (as long as they’re under the annual max).

In this category are dental crowns (usually), implants, bridgework, oral surgery, dentures, anesthesia and orthodontics.

doesn’t feel like shelling out the money for “just a cleaning” or when it progressed to dental cavities: “A cleaning is cheaper than a filling; a filling is cheaper than a root canal and a root canal is cheaper than in implant.”

Preventive and early care are financially prudent.

IS DENTA L INSUR A NCE WORTH IT?

It’s a question that many wonder about, the proof being in the 36% of Americans that have no dental insurance.

Whether it’s worth it dollar-for-dollar very often depends on the kind of care your teeth need and how religious you are about your exams, but there’s one big draw that having dental benefits surely has across the board: It encourages people to go for their dental exams and to be on top of their dental care, something that is very often neglected by those without insurance.

Skipping the preventive care and neglecting immediate dental care ends up being more expensive in the long run.

BA NG FOR YOUR BUCK Dental Insurance Alternatives under Affordable Care Act

According to Suze Orman, a personal finance expert, Dental Savings Plan is the way to get “more bang for your buck.”

They are plans designed for members to save 10%-60% on the typical cost of dental care and treat-

ments.

How Dental Savings Plans work: Paying a yearly membership provides members with access to many dental locations nationwide, and they get a discount every time they use a participating dentist, just by showing their member card. There are no limits, no paperwork, no restrictions and no waiting periods. They are available from healthcare brands like Aetna, Careington and Cigna, and there are many plans to choose from.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that 27 percent of U.S. adults ages 20 to 44 have untreated cavities.

Of the people who have private insurance, 92% got these benefits from an employer, 7.4% purchased individual coverage, while just less than 1% obtain it as part of their medical plan.

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HEALTHY TEETH FOR LIFE! Pediatric Dentistry is a specialized field that focuses on the oral health and wellbeing of children and adolescents. Pediatric dentists pay close attention to the development of children’s teeth, the health of their gums, and monitor cavities, tooth decay, overbite, overcrowding, and preventing infections. They also play an important role in teaching parents and children proper brushing, flossing, and overall oral health.

Dr. Zivari, a well-established dentist in the Monsey area, has been serving this community for over thirty years. Dr. Zivari’s compassion, skill, and expertise have made Dr. Zivari a household name among multiple Jewish communities. Patients from as far away as Bloomingburg, South Fallsburg, Monroe, Mt. Kisco, Brooklyn and others flock to Dr. Zivari’s office to entrust their children in the hands of a true professional.

Dr. Zivari’s office is equipped with the latest x-ray technology. Dr. Zivari’s office utilizes the Panorax X-ray Machine, which test results have proven, produces less radiation.

In addition, the Panorax machine captures the entire mouth in one image. Gone are the days when visits to the dentist were so anxiety inducing! At Dr. Zivari’s office, the waiting area is, clean, sunlit, and child-friendly.

The atmosphere is warm and friendly, and patients become part of a small family.

In addition to Dr. Zivari, the office is also home to Dr. Adams; Dr. Zivari’s sister.

Trained at NYU, Dr. Adams brings years of experience to the office. With infinite patience and extreme diligence, Dr. Adams is adored by her young patients. Dr. Adams is also trained in correcting and aligning teeth using Invisalign, which is a clear alternative to metal braces for teens and young adults.

The dedicated staff at Dr. Zivari’s office is standing by to assist you in whichever way they possibly can. Be it, scheduling appointments, insurance questions, authorizations, or just holding your hand through a procedure. With two warm, friendly, experienced doctors and a welcoming staff, scheduling an appointment at Dr. Zivari’s office is a win-win situation. Give your children the gift of health – Give them Healthy Teeth for Life!

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Q. Why are they called “wisdom teeth”?

A. Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are not going to give you additional pieces of wisdom, if that is what you’re hoping. They get their endearing name because these molars emerge during early adulthood when you start to gain more wisdom and maturity.

Q. At what age do wisdom teeth make their appearance?

A. Between your late teens and early twenties, your wisdom teeth start to show up.

Q. Is it possible to never to get wisdom teeth?

A. Yes, there are actually many people who never get their wisdom teeth. According to research conducted by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, ancestry plays a big role in determining your likelihood of getting wisdom teeth.

Around 10–15% of Americans with European backgrounds, 11% of African American, 40% of Asian Americans and 45% of Inuit people (from Arctic regions) never get their third molars.

Q. What are the signs that an emergency extraction is needed?

A. If emergency extraction is necessary, the symptoms will be evident. You will feel pain, tenderness and in extreme cases will have developed gum disease around the wisdom teeth area.

Cysts and tumors can also develop in which immediate extraction would be crucial. In most cases, dentists can assess the timeline of when you should remove your wisdom teeth before they become painful and impacted.

Q. If all four wisdom teeth need to be extracted, do you recommend doing all at a time, two together or just one at a time?

A. It really depends on the person and how badly the individual teeth are impacted. Of course, for convenience, it is easier to get them all out during one procedure, which will allow for a shorter recovery time. If you desire sedation (being put to sleep), then all four at once will mean only getting sedated once. The advantage of removing two at a time with a healing period in between (top and bottom right molars, and then top and bottom left molars) is that you will always have a pain-free side to chew on.

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Q. In which cases do you give general anesthesia?

A. Depending on your anxiety level and the complexity of your procedure, we recommend three different types of sedation.

• Local Anesthesia: It completely blocks the pain in the mouth while the patient is still awake. An advantage is that you can drive yourself home and there is no groggy stage after the procedure.

• Twilight/ Semi-Conscious Sedation: An IV is placed and the patient is groggy, but is not fully asleep. You will not be able to drive yourself home after the procedure.

• General Anesthesia: A combination of oral and IV medicine keeps you fully asleep. You will not be able to drive yourself home after the procedure. For simple cases, I would recommend local anesthesia.

• For slightly difficult cases, local anesthesia is usually enough, however, there will be some pressure while the tooth is being removed. If you don’t think that you will be able to tolerate the pressure, then sedation is a great option.

For complicated cases, I recommend sedation.

Q. Does laughing gas help?

A. Yes, for most people. Laughing gas (nitrous oxide) will give a euphoric feeling throughout the entire body. Many people say that it feels like they are slightly drunk/ buzzed. Nitrous oxide is very short acting and leaves your body shortly after it is turned off. There is no groggy stage after the procedure and you can drive yourself home.

Q. How much swelling is expected and how should it be treated?

A. This will depend on the severity of the case. Most people have “chipmunk cheeks” after surgery due to the swelling, but the swelling should go down within a few days. The best treatment is to use an ice pack twenty minutes on and twenty minutes off to reduce pain and inflammation. This can be done for the first three–four days after surgery. Starting on the fifth day, I recommend applying heat compresses to assist the drainage of the swelling.

Q. Any foods/activities to avoid for a smoother recovery?

A. Always listen to the post-operative instructions from your dentist. For the first 24–48 hours there are some do nots: no brushing the area, no rinsing forcefully/changing the pressure in your mouth, no spitting, no hot foods, no hard foods and no strenuous exercise. Gentle rinsing with salt water to clean your mouth should be sufficient. Chewing will be hard for the first couple days, so we recommend eating soft foods like mashed potatoes, soup, pudding, yogurt, applesauce, chicken, pasta, cottage cheese and yes, all of the ice cream you want! However, before you overindulge on milkshakes, we recommend protein shakes so you still receive the proper nutrients. One very important rule to remember is to not use a straw. This could disrupt

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your stitches and the clot formation, which may lead to dry socket, which is when the clot that is protecting the gum where the tooth was extracted is dislodged. Sometimes, pureed food is recommended. For a full set of post-op instructions, you will need to ask your treating surgeon.

Q. For which post-extraction symptoms do you need to call a dentist?

A. Pain, swelling and bleeding is expected after the surgery, but your dentist should be called if bleeding becomes excessive and does not subside. If any kind of fever develops or if the pain escalates after three to four days after surgery, your dentist should be consulted.

I prefer that my patients call me if they have any questions or concerns. A short phone call can usually help significantly.

Q. What medications will be prescribed to me after the extractions?

A. I usually give Motrin 800 mg to be taken every 6–8 hours for the first 5–7 days. This acts as an anti-inflammatory and anti-moderate discomfort. I also give codeine in case there is severe pain. Depending on the case, antibiotics may also be given. Some of the codeine side effects include nausea, grogginess, dizziness, constipation and altered mental status. Driving is not permitted when on codeine. For many patients, 600–800 mg of Motrin taken together with two extra-strength Tylenol will give the same pain relief as codeine, but without the side effects. This can be repeated every 6 hours.

Q. If I have no pain, does that mean that I do not need my wisdom teeth removed?

A. This is a false theory; significant damage can occur without any pain. Some questions that will guide me in determining if your teeth need to be removed are: 1. Is there enough space in the arch for the teeth to erupt properly?

2. Is there a tooth opposite it (in the opposite arch)?

3. Is the tooth easily cleansable during regular brushing and flossing?

4. Is this tooth needed right now to hold onto a denture or a bridge?

5. Is the tooth growing into another tooth (the second molar) and damaging it?

Many dentists tell their patients that if it does not hurt, then don’t extract them. I 100% disagree with this false theory. If #5 is answered “yes” then I will definitely strongly recommend extraction, even if there is no pain!

If numbers 1–3 are answered “no,” then I will recommend extraction but not as strongly.

Q. What is the best age to remove my wisdom teeth?

A. Since healing starts to slow down at approximately age 24, I recommend extracting them between age 16 and 24, although I do many extractions after 24 years old too. The earlier the extractions, the faster the healing. Panorex X-rays (and sometimes CT scans) will help guide the decision as to when to extract the teeth.

Q. Does medical insurance cover extractions of wisdom teeth?

A. Most medical insurances will cover extractions of wisdom teeth if they are fully impacted, meaning the entire tooth is still in the jaw bone. Since wisdom teeth start to erupt at approximately eighteen years old, this can also be a reason why many people will extract wisdom teeth at 15–17 years old.

Q. If I am on blood thinners can I have teeth extracted?

A. Yes. Although some surgeons will take you off your blood thinners a few days before the extraction, I rarely ask my patients to go off their blood thinners for surgery. I use a laser to stop the bleeding. The laser causes hemostasis of the blood in the socket. Post-operatively, I seldom have bleeding emergencies.

Should you have any more questions, I recommend that you schedule an appointment with a competent surgeon.

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Analgesics and Anti-inflammatories (In general, take these drugs with food to reduce gastric irritation. Alcohol can further aggravate gut.) Acetaminophen (Tylenol). Vitamin C can reduce urinary excretion of acetaminophen, increasing the risk for toxicity. Do not take more than 500mg of vitamin C per day while taking acetaminophen.

If you are taking acetaminophen regularly, be cautious with alcohol as they can both damage the liver. Acetaminophen can deplete glutathione levels, ensure adequate intake of B vitamins and SAMe. Aspirin. Can deplete Vitamins B1 (thiamine), B7 (biotin), B9 (folate), Vitamin C, (Aspirin Increases urinary secretion of Vitamin C) iron, zinc. Taking aspirin before taking high-doses of vitamin B3 (niacin) can reduce flushing, make sure to divide them. Consider taking Vitamin C daily, and monitor you iron levels.

Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs Diclofenac (Cataflam, Voltaren) Diflunisal (Dolobid) Etodolac (Lodine) Ibuprofen (Advil, Midol IB, Motrin, Nuprin) Indomethacin (Indocin) Meclofenamate (Meclomen) Nabumetone (Relafen) Naproxen (Aleve, Naprosyn) Oxaprozin (Daypro) Piroxicam (Feldene) Sulindac (Clinoril).

These drugs inhibit some folate-dependent enzymes. It can also damage the GI mucosa. Consider taking an adequate dose of methylfolate, Vitamin C and omega-3 fatty acids daily which may protect the stomach lining. Pentazocine (Talwin), Meperidine (Demerol), Tramadol (Ultram). Stay off SAMe or 5-HTP. Anticoagulants Warfarin (Coumadin). Can deplete levels of CoQ10, calcium, magnesium, potassium, zinc and folate. Make sure to take Warfarin 2 hours before or 4 hours after taking magnesium, iron, vitamin B3 (niacin), and zinc. Do not take more than 200IU of vitamin E. Vitamin K can adversely affect blood thinners because it helps your blood to clot, no more than the DV of vitamin K is generally acceptable if taken every day at the same time and blood tests for coagulation remain in the normal range. Always talk to your healthcare provider before taking a new supplement, as many can interact with warfarin

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As told to Ruchy Reese

IT WAS ONE of those nights that every mother dreads, in which the energy of the day has long since been depleted — yet physical demands continue to stretch into the supposed-to-be stillness of dark. My baby had been screaming for hours, and I was at my wits’ end, running solely on exhaustion and few sips of cold coffee snuck in between rounds of Sha-sha Baby. Sleep had long since been relegated to the world of dreams, and I was stuck in a nightmare. My baby was hurting and I couldn’t do anything to help him. He needed a doctor.

As soon as dawn broke, I prepared the diaper bag, fed the sick baby’s now awake and hungry siblings who had miraculously slept through his howling, and then shuffled them all off to school. Somehow, I managed to get myself and the baby out the door, despite my bleary eyes and pounding head. By the time the pediatrician’s office opened, I was anxiously waiting outside, feeling pretty awful myself. In addition to falling apart at the seams, heat was radiating up and down my jaw and into my ear, despite the freezing December weather.

“It must be his ears,” I told the doctor. “He’s in so much pain.”

Nodding his head, the doctor peeked inside and confirmed that Baby’s ears were infected.

“I know it’s unconventional,” I begged the doctor, “but my left ear is also on fire, and I am so, so tired from being up all night. I just can’t go to a doctor for myself now. Can you please look inside my ear and see if I have an infection as well?”

“Clear as a whistle,” the doctor proclaimed. “No infection.”

I muttered my appreciation, but must have looked rather confused, because the doctor offered a recommendation.

“It’s not your ear, but it may be a

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tooth problem. You might be teething — yes, at your age! Head over to the dentist.”

And despite my exhaustion, I did just that, because the pain was simply intolerable at that point.

“Impacted wisdom tooth. It’s got to come out. But I have no time for it today. Make an appointment with the secretary,” my dentist said. Resigned to my fate, I headed to the front desk where I promptly burst into tears when I was told the first available appointment would be in February. February?! Impossible! I just wouldn’t make it until then with this searing pain!

As soon as I arrived home, I pulled out the phone book and started down the list.

They don’t take my insurance, said the first one.

They don’t have any time, said the next. And the third. And the fourth.

Oh, and that one? They splintered my tooth the last time I was there and left me with a dry socket. Skip!

The desperation was smothering me, choking me with a throat-hold. I was in so much agony, becoming so hopeless! Would nobody accept me as a patient? Would nobody take out that troublesome tooth?

Putting away the phone book, I dialed friends, neighbors, relatives, searching for the proverbial needle in the haystack — somebody who had pull with an oral surgeon. Several Motrins and a few hours later, I was no closer to finding a doctor willing to excise that malicious molar.

Where else could I turn? In tears, I called a medical referral agency to see what they’d recommend.

Little did I know that I’d be headed to the Bronx… * * * * * I shouldn’t have come alone. I thought

to myself, hugging my arms tightly around me, a shudder running down my spine. Five minutes before the emergency dental clinic opened, the waiting room was already full — and the crowd didn’t look especially inviting.

I’d thought I’d beat the rush. Thought I’d be the first one here. But I was wrong…

After checking in, I tentatively glanced around the room, taking in the crowd of unfortunates. People here were suffering, and not only in the mouth. There were people missing limbs, people with deformities, people with odors that hinted at homelessness.

And then there was me: a Monsey woman, from a comfortable home and mostly comfortable body. I felt my heart breaking for the people in pain who surrounded me. But I also felt fear. That mostly kicked in when I found an empty seat, but was quickly forced to abandon it when the woman sitting next to me began talking to herself, her eyes flitting angrily across my face.

Unnerved, I stood and braced my back against the wall and waited for my name to be called. It didn’t take long until I was summoned into the dental chair, where I met my surgeon. Dr. Makay was a breath of fresh air. Well-groomed and pleasant, she put my heart at ease and skillfully removed the impacted tooth. I suffered no complications and returned home healthy — albeit with one tooth less.

There in the Montefiore emergency dental clinic, located in an area I’d be scared to venture had I not been prompted by terrible pain, I was helped and I was healed.

I guess it goes to show that sometimes, things aren’t what we’d expect them to be. Sometimes, the yeshua comes from the place we’d least imagine.

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Edentulous: Without teeth

Prosthodontics: The branch of dentistry that deals with artificial replacements for teeth FAST FACTS

Just like regular teeth, dentures wear down over time. They should be replaced every 5–7 years. Luckily, most dental insurances cover replacements at five-year intervals.

Getting dentures can range anywhere from a low $300 all the way up to the $20,000 range. The average cost is roughly $9,000.

The human jaw shrinks with age, changing the fit of dentures. They need to be resized every now and again.

19% of American women over the age of 40 wear dentures.

A partial denture replaces only a few teeth, while a full denture replaces all of them.

Complete dentures give the wearer only 10% of the chewing power one has with natural teeth.

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Dentures should be cleaned frequently and soaked overnight.

HISTORICAL BITES

Early forms of dentures were found in Mitzrayim, made from human teeth threaded with gold wire.

Other civilizations used animal teeth from oxen or wolves as early tooth replacements.

In Japan, dentures were made of wood.

In the 19th century, body-snatchers frequently followed armies into battle and collected teeth from fallen soldiers which they then sold to dentists.

These were nicknamed “Waterloo teeth” and sold for a pretty penny.

Eventually, Waterloo teeth became a stigma and dentists were forced to create a newer version of dentures from porcelain.

Nowadays, dentures are made of durable plastic.

PRESIDENTURES

George Washington had several pairs of dentures made from different materials: Some were made from hippo tusk and elephant ivory.

One was made from pulled human teeth — not his own!

None of his dentures were actually made of wood.

George Washington’s dentures had a hole in them to accommodate his solitary tooth.

You won’t find a smiling picture of George Washington on account of his springcontrolled dentures. He knew that if he’d smile, they’d fly right out!

John Adams never made peace with dentures despite his edentulous mouth. He chose to remain toothless.

Franklin D. Roosevelt had a partial denture — and frequently misplaced it.

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His mother understood his great yearning.

There was no Rav in Yemen who could satisfy his great thirst for Torah. He decided to search for a Rav to be his mentor.

Go, my son. May Hashem watch over you.

Ima, I heard of a great yeshiva of mekubalim in Yerushalayim called “Bais El.” I want to go to Eretz Yisroel!

So Shalom parted from his mother, his beloved brothers, and the Mori who had started his path in learning, and the rest of the community.

Hashem will be with you, my son, and watch over you wherever you go.

May the malachim watch over you along your journey.

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Recap: Shalom, the Sharabi widow’s son, learns with the Mori and is a great masmid.

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By Ann Zeilingold

Real Estate Pulling Teeth in the Mortgage World ONE OF THE MOST DREADED EXPERIENCE for a child and some adults is the annual visit to the dentist. Because of this, there are idiomatic expressions that have come to be part of our everyday language, sayings like, “It’s like pulling teeth” or “This is worse than going to the dentist” or “I’d rather go to the dentist than go through this. ” Unfortunately, after the excitement of choosing a home and then the signing of the contract, these sayings are used often in respect to the mortgage process. Why? What causes this angst? Is there a way to make it easier?

The mortgage process is detailed and tedious. Most of the angst I believe comes from: a. People not being educated on what to expect regarding their documentation. b. Lack of communication throughout the process, so when documents are required and then submitted, no explanation is provided as to why what is sent is never good enough. c. The file was not properly put together initially, so the client is constantly scrambling and shifting gears.

Some common examples of frustrating and seemingly endless documentation requests: Assets: The bank statements have a larger than normal deposit. The bank is requiring documentation proving where it came from. The clients says that it was transferred from another account that the client has. The documentation provided shows that the money was withdrawn from another account, and that account statement is provided.

But once that account statement is received, we see that there was a large deposit in that account right before the transfer. Now we need documentation on that deposit… Once we get documentation from that deposit, it seems it was a return of a loan given by our client to a friend. The problem is that now we need proof about the original loan. The client has to pull out bank statements that are months or years old. And if the loan was not given to the person who now returned

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If the borrower is not working with a good mortgage team, the loan most likely would end up being denied, and the client most likely would not completely understand why.

it, the whole deposit may have to be excluded from the assets being verified and now the file may be short on assets and we cannot go further until this is resolved.

Income: Client applies for a mortgage, states that their salary is $75,000 a year. They don’t have a paystub, but we see paychecks being deposited weekly into their account. We take the file and request documentation. The W-2 comes in that he made only $20,000 a year the year before. We request a letter stating why he got this enormous raise.

The letter comes in and all seems okay, until we find out that the company that he is working for may be a family business and mortgage guidelines state that if a borrower works for family, the underwriter must document that the income being used is not a result of a recent extraordinary raise in income.

It goes so far as to state that if the job is new and the salary higher than what they have earned at a previous job, then the income cannot be used at all for mortgage qualifying purposes until they have a filed tax return or a W-2 reflecting the

be denied the mortgage loan. Now the client has to call the student loan company, ask them what the payment would be and then have the credit bureau verify all this. This can take hours of time and it needs to be done usually during business hours.

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higher income amount. Now we need letters from the business accountant stating who owns the company and whether our borrower is related to the owner.

Credit: There are multiple student loans on a credit report and the payments are deferred. Now we need documentation as to what the payments would be had they been in the repayment phase. If not, we calculate the payment on 1% the loan amount which is usually much higher than the actual payment and this method can cause our client to

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These are just some examples of items that crop up throughout the mortgage process. Until these issues are resolved, the loan is not submitted for commitments, time frames and deadlines are not met, and the attorneys, realtors and sellers all get anxious and then the pressure is on

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

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BEAUTIFUL 3 STORY VICTORIAN DREAM HOME - RARE 2 FAMILY Features include spacious livrm and dr, high ceilings many windows, 7 bdrms, 4 updated bthrms, eat-in granite kitchen with 3 sinks Situated on lg. park-like property, w/o basement DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO $550K! LAST CHANCE TO GRAB A BARGAIN!

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FOR SALE

condition for only $475 obo.

Please call 845-746-8473

selling for great price fits all.

LG models. call .356-1518

OFF MARKET HOMES Land, colonials, High ranches for sale. Cape for rent. Chani Wealcatch Rodeo 845-6413410

48 IN BEDSPREADS Like new. fitted.Sage green cut velvet with pillows . New $1200 now $600. OBO. Call 352-9133 .

WASHING MACHINE Used GE top-loader, in very good condition. $100. Please call 845-425-2460

CHESTNUT RIDGE OPEN HOUSE! 10 Madeline Terrace Chestnut Ridge NY, Sunday Feb 4 2017 12-4 PM, Brocha Fischman 347-598-8084

MASTER BEDROOM FURNITURE in perfect condition. Also GE 30” oven 5 burners + convection almost new, call 352-4875

12 SEATER FORD VAN 160k miles, 2002. A bit beat up, asking $900, includes two metal studded snow tires.

845 300 1941

D/R FURNITURE Beautiful breakfront, dining room table and 8 chairs for sale due to moving. $3500.

845-659-6569

VOLKS WAGEN Jetta 2012 70k miles very well maintained beautiful condition please call 845200-6246 USED CARS for sale Pls call/text (845)6942784.

I BUY CARS sell your car fast call:845596-3791 D&W MB SET with DR set 6 door breakfront W/6chairs’, also 8 beautiful DR chairs W/table.beautiful condition!please call:6377336 DINING ROOM TABLE Dining Room Table in good condition for a good price: 8 feet long, no leaves. please Contact: 917-600-1577.

TODDLER CRIB Legacy Kids white crib to sell with matching 39’ headboard- 4 yrs old - Great Condition. 845-774-6758 MASTER BEDS 2 full 44” or 39” beds including mattresses, box springs,& frame in good

EXECUTIVE TABLE mahogany wood, $100 please call 845-352-9015 FOR SALE Walnut colored buffet, brand new, regular price $750 selling at $350. Single unit bookcase regular price $750 selling at $350. 845.352.0756 MASTER BEDROOM SET For sale. 54” headboards night table, dresser and mirror. $1,500 call 347-2774072 MASTER BEDROOM SET for sale. 48” headboards, night table, armoire, dresser & mirror. 8454183434 CHINA CLOSET excellent condition, italian mahogany bridge master bedroom set, crystal chandelier. Call (845)3716928 FARBERWARE POTS Brand new 15 pcs set (unopened box) to sell $95.

Call 845-290-7863.

2 PEDESTALS (drawers) for LG front loader washer /dryer. new in box -

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CONVECTION OVEN Black Frigidaire Gallery 5 burner Convection oven for Sale in Good Condition. Call 845-426-3232.

EXPENSIVE KALLAH JEWELRY for sale hardly used . Bracelet , Earrings ,Watch , please call & leave message .845-7466012 SILVER LEICHTER candlesticks Brand new for sale, originally $1200, selling for $1000 Or best offer. 845659-6569 CHILDREN’S JEWELRY SETS 18K gold dipped. Set includes necklace, bracelet, ring and earrings. $25 a set. Call: (845) 578-1939 CHILDREN’S/ TEENS EARRINGS for only $10 to $25 ask us about our option of 14 k gold earrings & jewelry call for apt 845371-6578 KOELSTRA CARRIAGE great condition 8453640257 FITTED SHEET Sale fitted sheet for ten dollars all sizes in pink green and blue and 54 inch linen set for very cheap 845 263 7605

BOOTS Brand new, never worn, Henry ferrera waterproof boots for sale. little girl size 9 $10 &big girls size 2 $25(runs small) 422-1 USED BUGABOO BEE in great condition for sale.

Please call (845)521-0675 YOFFEE COFFEE $36 gift card for $25 OBO call 845-356-4272 I’COO TARGO Great bassinet carriage. Very original print. Be different.

For sale call (845)521-0675 ARA BOOTS size 7 brand new selling for $160 Call 845 517 8799 MAGIC MILL used magic mill for sale 845418 2611 NEW MENS BIKE Diamondback mountain $250 598-4438 FERRAGAMO SHOES black patent flats size 10 call 845 517 8799 BABY JOGGER ELITE for sale. New condition. $400.

Call 845-362-1364 NEW 100% WOOL black suit size 40 short and size 42 short $100 each. 5984438 BRONZE CHANDELIERS (3 standard bulbs) brand new for $40 each 718-437-0797.

4 SNOW TIRES 16” brand new for sale. Paid $650 asking only $399 please call 845-445-5629

BESTBUY GIFT CARD in the amount of $430.00 (it does not expire) for the best offer received 718-437-0797.

MOVING SALE window shades, 2 ovens, dishwasher, dryer, gates... call: 845-538-3648

BUGABOO BEE Looking for parts. Plastic rain cover & underseat basket. If you have any of these please call 3520161

BUGABOO BUFFALO aluminum base black hood.

Brand new in box. $1100.

3475780436

MAMAS AND PAPAS. Brand new frame and barely used seat selling for $500 (reg.$650) or best offer. call:1347.684.4589

CANON PIXMA PRINTER & Canon photo paper. (Both new in closed boxes) Orig price over $400 selling $120.

Call/text 845.548.2685

MOUNTAIN BUGGY double stroller excellent condition $350 please call 845-352-9015

BOY’S COAT SIZE 3 Shabbos/weekday new grey English coat selling for $15.

Please Call 538-6144.

HUGGIES PULL-UPS and baby wipes at 50% discount (or less). Everything must go. 845-263-9347

WURLITZER PIANO W/Bench Brown, All keys work $300.00 1/2 Hour from Monsey, 914-806-3048

FIRESIDE GIFT CARD $150 Fireside Restaurant gift card available for sale for $125. Call 845-642-2412.

HENRY FERRERA BOOTS Waterproof Brand new, never worn, for sale. little girl size 9 &big girls size 2 (runs very small) 422-1588

FRANK OLIVE HAT black felt with black beading. very elegant. like new. please call 845.304.5019

BABY FORMULA 10 large cans 24oz Enfamil stage 3 for $15 each. Call 347623-0589 GOOD START SOY formula at $12 per can.

Great date! Also just expired prosobee for $5 845 3711765 FACIAL BED Brand New- still in boxHydraulic Facial Bed/ Spa table for sale. Please call 347.423.1301 HUGGIES PAMPERS Size 1 case of 240 for $36.

Please call (after 4:00 P.M.) 845-659-0047 AVENUE GIFT CARD for sale. Value $75, selling for $70 obo. Please call or text 845.499.8622 CARRIAGE FOR SALE Mama’s and Papa’s carriage with basinet ,2 yrs old‎please call 274-7940

COAT RACKS 2 heavy duty almost new coat racks $60 each 8458264062 FIRSTWHEELS DOUBLE STROLLER in brand new condition with plastics. for 275. 845 422 7295 HUNGARIAN QUILTS and pillows for a very reasonable price for more info please contact us at: 3474467473 BABYJOGGER STROLLER Brand new black reversible (still in box) for sale. Reg price $199 selling for $100 obo. Please call 845-274-1909.

ARTSCROLL GEMARAS Assorted mesechtas. English edition. $15 each. 8455216886 SHABBOS SHOES elegant all season flower printed charly amar size 7.5 new in box Was $90 selling $25 call 8455216886

NEW BALANCE 990 size 6 1/2 grey sneaker.

Brand-new. 641-8006

BDRM, 2 Baths, Pool, 175 night Weekly . 914-806-3048

FOR RENT HOUSE FOR RENT Brand new 5 bdrm 2.5 bath + playroom, large kitchen and large dining room + living room, laundry rm, large backyard, approx 2700 sq ft asking $3500, Nancy lane, spring valley. Call 716-3718309 or email vmcbh1@ gmail.com HOUSE FOR RENT Lovely private high ranch on 3\4 acre property. Near Highview corner Spook Rock available mid Feb. Call 845426-2858 NEW HEMPSTEAD Magnificent 7 Bedroom Hi-Ranch 2 Story Entry, 3 1/2 Baths, Park-Like Prop Lg Deck, Mint monseyhome.com 845 883 2092 PRIVATE HOUSE Beautiful house on acre property, updated kitchen and bath on Fessler Dr. for rent 845-499-9926 N. MIAMI RENTAL Semi-Private HOUSE next to Shul Granite Kitchen, 2

CHESTNUT RIDGE Newly renovated Large Colonial Cape off hungry hollow with brand new kosher kitchen! Please call 347-598-8084 MIAMI BEACH 36 st. Beaut & clean, no carpet, sunny condo for rent, lg porch, stun view, nr. Daj shul, avail feb. 8. 718-8122656 MIAMI BEACH Beaut. Condo for rent. 39 st.

Porch, sep. Swim parking, avail. Feb. 15: 718-812-2656 WILSHER DR Beautiful 4 bedroom house on large private property available for rent as of March - Please call 845-596-7425 5 ROOMS FOR RENT 3 Bedrooms, 1 ½ baths, walk-in, Section 8 OK, Rita / Jill area. Leave message with call-back number, 845-6376523 FOR RENT Chestnut Ridge Short/Long Term Rental. 5 Bedroom.

Brand New Kosher Kitchen $3000. Please call 347-5988084

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Classifieds GOING TO MONTREAL? LARGE FURNISHED APARTMENTS

BY THE DAY/WEEK/MONTH. Spacious / furnished / center of Outremont / 3-4 bedrooms / up to 10 beds / kosher kitchen / amenities.

Reservations: 718.737.4980 GREAT LOCATION! Newly renovated 3 room apartment located on Gwen Lane available now. Private entrance. Great price! Call for details… (845) 352-7118 APARTMENT FOR RENT Brand new 2 bdrm 1 bath, kitchen and dining room, large backyard, approx 1300 sq ft asking $1600, Nancy lane, spring valley Call 716371-8309 or email vmcbh1@ gmail.com VACATION RENTAL ‫באקוועמע צוויי צומערדיגע‬ ‫דירה צו פארדינגען אין גיבבערס‬ .‫ אדער שבת‬,‫ וואך‬,‫אויפן טאג‬ reasonable price. 845-7941227 3 BEDROOM APT for rent on Westside Ave. 2 full baths, porch and central air please call after 4 pm 845425-5752 BLAUVELT AREA Brand new 4 room furnished apartment for rent in the Blauvelt Rd. area. Central A/C and new appliances.

Available immediately.

Please call: 845-659-0156.

No msg.

SOUTH MONSEY Beautiful 1 bedroom apt., perfect for single. Full kitchen, large d.r./l.r , washer/dryer, ground-level pvt. entrance. Pls. call 845425-2460 3 BEDROOM APT for rent on Bluefield Dr. 845499-9926

LUXURIOUS 3 BEDROOM avail Mid February in Hilltop area,price $2000/mo ,pls call 845-263-6078 HOTEL- STYLE RENTAL Spacious 2 bedroom apt. for rent by day/week/weekend.

New furniture, linen, towels etc. Stonehouse area. Leave message @ 845-548-1050

WINTER WEEKEND 1 bedroom suite on Blauvelt corner Cameo Ridge available day/week/weekend near shul and grocery all amenities included call 8455383993

4 ROOM APARTMENT Brand new for rent on Herrick Ave. top floor Asking $1400.00 Dollars Please call 845-425-2169

SNEDEN COURT Beautiful Brand New 3 Bdrm Apartment, 2 Full Bths, 2 Porches. 845-517-4732

FORSHAY APARTMENT 1 bedroom, with large kitchen/dinette-Ground level-washing machine included. Available now. Call 845-659-3957

5 BEDROOM DUPLEX Apartment, ‫געגנט וויזניץ‬ - Rt. 306 Pesach Kitchen, Playroom, 2.5 bths, Laundry room, storage space 845-5174732 SHORT TERM FURNISHED Apartment good for simcha-renovation-vacation 914.260.1822 SHORT TERM RENTAL Beautiful, new 3 bdrm apartment available for rent.

Jill Ln area - Great location call/text 917.652.2635 SPACIOUS APARTMENT/ STUDIO available in quiet neighborhood, minutes from the Palisades (Pomona area.)

Available mid-February.

Ideal for a single. (718)9540458 NEWLY RENOVATED 2 bedroom apartment for rent on Phyllis Terrace $1650 + utilities. Serious inquiries only. Call 845-596-8580 STUDIO APARTMENT for rent on Brewer Road please call (845)304-1248

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// for rent // dresses and gowns

FURNISHED 3 ROOM apartment Upper floor Beautiful for Chosson Kallah Call 845-216-1005 TWO BEDROOM Brand new spacious apartment available on Herrick Ave. Please call 845222-6244 4 ROOM APARTMENT in Brewer area. Nearly new, Central A/C. Available April 1st. Call 845-213-0688 2 FLOOR CONDO Spacious new 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, Big laundry room, Playroom, Lots of closet Suzanne area Please call 845-659-7365 PESACH/SHORT TERM RENTAL 4 bedroom house in Monsey with private backyard available for Pesach and short term by the day or week.

Text/call 973-518-8155.

PESACH RENTAL Looking for a big house to rent for month of nissan.

Pesachdig and furnished perferred. 718-436-9247

FURNISHED APT New, available in the Blauvelt carlton area 845-445-5698 FURNISHED APT Beautiful 1 Bedroom with full size kitchen for rent. Ground level, private entrance.

Bluefield/Dr. Frank area.

Call 845-642-5644 BLUBBERY HILL AREA Dana Rd, Buckman Pl, walk in,1 bedroom, full bath, dining room and kitchen, $1000+utilities call 845-8003573 PRIVATE HOUSE available for Pesach In the Elm st. Neighborhood Pls call 845 570-7468 WEEKEND RENTAL very cozy & spacious new vacation rental on bates dr 2 bedrooms, linen and more included. Please call 845709-4459 SOUTH MONSEY 3 bedrooms, beautiful livingroom/playroom, kitchen, dinette, dining-room, washer/dryer, storage, deck on cul-de-sac $1875 845-5178494 LAKEWOOD brand new 3 BDR, 1 1/2 bath, EIK, DR, in desirable area, heimish crowd, all new appliances, 718-419-7534 5 ROOM APARTMENT on Maple Leaf Rd. Special rate for choson kallah. 845 4256759 FURN/UNFURN 3 room walk-in w/all appliances. Sep entr & driveway.Great 4 chossonkallah. Long/short term 845-826-4188 NEWLY FINISHED, very big and spacious 3 bdrm apt (option for 4th room/ bathrm) with 9 ft ceilings.

appl incl. $2400 No sec 8. call 6464963888 2 BEDROOM apartment-sized unfurnished house Old Nyack Tpk call Green 845216-4626 references, no smokers OFFICE FOR RENT Decatur Ave. 2 beautiful office rooms in basement for rent optional for one business includes internet plus more call. 917-549-4993 OFFICES FOR RENT Airmont area call 347-5462665 OFFICE SPACE Nice room with private entrance for rent. Good for Office ect. on N Rigaud.

Please Call 347-693-2070 LARGE OFFICE Brand new for rent on Herrick Ave. Please call 646302-5312 FINISHED BRAND NEW space about 1000 square feet available for professional office, etc in the Elm/ Paiken Dr. area please call 845-2226244

internet plus more call. 917549-4993

DRESS/GOWNS BALLGOWN WEDDING SKIRT for rent! Gorgeous, up to date style; Light gray & dark gray floral print. Size 6-8, $80 Call/text 845.548.2685 MAGNIFICENT GOWN for rent! Ivory with coral pink & gold brocade center.

Approx Size 6-8. Stunning style & slenderizing fit, Text/ Call 845.548.2685 SISTER OF BRIDE GOWN mauve & off white size 8-10 please call:845- 200-1689 MIRI’S LAVENDER DRESS size 10. please call 845-4252573 / 845-665-4561 SISTER OF BRIDE mauve color with stunning design size 8-10 (good 4 tall girl/lady.) for sale 845 -3620388

COORDINATING GOWNS for teenage girl sisters of the bride, beige designer fabric, with painted flowers, size 1012 and 14-16 845-263-6404 FOR SALE a magnificent custom made C.R. Kohl gown, tulle & cut velvet size 2-4. for more info call: 347-683-0557

WEDDING DRESSES/ GOWNS for sale or rent View At shopadress.com

KLEINFELD GOWN Exquisite Size 2 to sell in great condition. If interested please call 845-783-4359

BEAUTIFUL DRESS white and light green, for sale. Size 2-4. Please call or text 845-269-8649

SISTER OF THE BRIDE Beautiful Ivory and Teal Gown size 2-4. Call or Text:201-679-6818

CUSTOM MADE silver and white gown for sale. Size 8-10. Please call or text 845-269-8649

CHILDRENS GOWNS for rent. Appr. Size 5-6,7-8, 12, & 16. Call: 362-3358

CUSTOM SISTER OF BRIDE dress for rent. Size 2-4. Please call 845-352-1752

4 TEENAGE GOWNS beige and white gown Ages 12-10-8-6 Worn once Please contact me 646-301-3511

JOAN CALABRESE 6 Beautiful gowns in great condition for sale $60 a piece.

Off white top and blue tulle bottom. Sizes 16, 8, 8, 7, 6 and 5. call 347-675-4965

BEAUTIFUL GOWN available to rent. Size 2. Call 845 521 0056 .

MATERNITY DRESS magnificent off white dress for sale size medium please call 845.213.0299

DESIGNER GOWNS, ages 10, 14, 17, Skinny Girls, gorgeous, very full, worn ones, rent or sale.

845.578.1936

SISTER OF THE BRIDE gorgeous gown, mulberry pink, size 10. And champagne gown size 12 845213-0082

BLACK AND WHITE gown for rent. velvet and lace, Size 4-6. Please call 845608-0009.

STORAGE FOR RENT 800 square foot pull up straight to garage door great location twin area call 845659-8216

BLACK MATERNITY (sister of bride) CHASUNA DRESS sz medium FOR RENT Please call me 1347-432-6669

TENOIM DRESS Beautiful, black classy for sale ,great price ( Gisselle company) if interested please call: 845-364-5473

1300 SQFT. BASEMENT great for storage reasonable price call(845)538-5562

CUSTOM 2 PC GOWN for sister of the bride, very slenderizing, size 16-18 please call 845-263-6404

OFFICE SPACE 386 RT 59 1 large office with cubicles 1 small room 1601 sq ft $3,335.00 all inclusive conference room available 845-425-6565

OFFICE FOR RENT: Decatur Ave. 2 beautiful office rooms for rent optional for one business includes

ELEGANT BLACK BOLERO Style Dress Slightly Beaded Sz 10-12 For rent Call 1845-3570763/ 1347-243-1822

MATERNITY GOWN Exquisite black gown. Top: Lace. Bottom: Matte/satin.

Worn once. Great Price!

Early stage, size 6. Call: 646.400.2923.

DRESS RENTAL black and white wedding dress size 10 for rent, call 845-425-3207 or send an email to dressrental3207@ gmail.com

PRE MATERNITY/ MATERNITY long wedding dress size M. Black and grey lace top with black tulle bottom. Great price! Call 347-675-4965 GOWNS WITH GLAMOUR Wedding Gowns SZ 2 - Teen MONSEY: Rachy Silber 845445-5458 CUSTOM DESIGNED DRESS for rent. For sister of bride or a Kallah vort dress. Size 8.

Call /text 845-587-2823.

MAGNIFICANT GOWN Black and gold size 6 gown for rent. Please call/txt (845)274-3993 DRESS FOR SALE Black maternity Dress, size M. for sale. Call 845-213-8006

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Classifieds

// dresses and gowns // help wanted // to hire full time female secretaries. Must be detailed oriented, self-motivated with great phone and writing skills. Knowledge in Word, Excel & QuickBooks is a plus. Email resume to monseyjob59@gmail.com LOCAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE is looking to hire a responsible individual.

Should be detail oriented and have great communication skills. Please email resume to hiring10952@gmail.com

GOWN FOR SALE Stunning lace maternity sister/mother of the bride gown for sale. Size 10-12. For more info please contact me at 845-548-4265

A/R & A/P, data entry, payroll preparation. Must have good computer skills & be proficient in Quickbooks.

Full time only! email: jobs@ optair.net

TEEN / KIDS GOWNS 3 children’s & 2 teen beautiful gowns. Worn once, for sale. Call/text 845-7466001

HEIMISH MONSEY CO selling online is looking to fill a customer service position.

Lots of potential for growth for the right person. Send your resume to: hiring1045@ gmail.com

IVORY DRESS And a maternity lace dress For sale or rent call 845.356.0749 SIS. OF BRIDE GOWN Magnificent multi colored gown for sale. Call 845-2630568

HELP WANTED OPTOMETRY OFFICE seeks individual to do medical billing, office reception, optical sales.

Computer knowledge a must.

Will train. Hours: 12-5:30 Monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. Please email resume to:eiyintova@gmail. com.

FULL TIME OFFICE WORK Looking for motivated, organized individual w/good communication skills. Duties include: answering phones,

AMAZON/ EBAY EXPERT Established company seeking an Amazon and Ebay selling expert. Extensive knowledge of Amazon is required. This is NOT an entry level position; you must have worked for a high volume marketplace seller. We offer tremendous opportunity for the right individual. Individual must pay strong attention to detail and complete proficiency in Excel. Please email resume hr10977@gmail.com RIDGEFIELD PARK NY Office located here is looking for a multitasking individual with some experience in QB, Excel, motivation and good phone skills, Email Resume Service@mfsnyc.com or call 9174183174 SECRETARY Expanding Business in Monsey area is seeking

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT NEEDED Seeking full time administrative assistant for fast paced office in Monsey.

Candidate must have previous office experience and be dedicated, detail oriented, organized and proficient in Microsoft Office.

Great Salary + growth for the right individual Please email resume to markg@ caretechgroup.com. Heimish non profit organization looking for Female entry level secretary. Must be proficient in Word, Excel and outlook.

Full time only. Email resume to terrihke@gmail.com or call 855 426 0125 HELP WANTED The Everest Equity Company, Inc. is looking to fill the following positions: Part time loan officer assistantmortgage experience required. Full time loan officer assistant/processor.

Full time executive assistant.

Driving required. Must have own car. Qualified applicants, please send your resume to saram@ everestequity.com or fax to 845-230-8682 MARKETING DIRECTOR Established company looking for Marketing Director to manage all marketing, social media and item packaging aspects of the company. Great pay, pleasant

environment and satisfactory work. Located approx. 15 minutes from Monroe. Please email detailed resume to: apply8456@gmail.com (will only look into inquiries with resume) ENTRY LEVEL DATA ENTRY / BILLING ASSISTANT: Chesed 24/7 is looking for an entry level billing assistant. 20 hrs. a week.

Must be detailed oriented and proficient in excel Call 845-354-3233 x 1121 email: efeder@chesed247.org COMMUNICATION SKILL POSITION Well known tzedakah organization has short term positions available for men.

Excellent communication skills required. 845-4263130.

PACKER/SHIPPER Well established non-profit organization seeks an efficient full-time packer/ shipper for processing / packing orders for short term. Please call 845-4263160.

STARTING IMMEDIATELY Office in Suffern seeking F/T female employee, to handle and communicate with clients. Must have great communication and phone skills. Email resume to openposition10977@gmail. com.

OFFICE IN MONSEY looking to hire a temporary employee for approximately 4-6 weeks for data entry.

Please call 718-812-7537.

PART TIME are you looking for a part time job great pay please call (347)374-1637 DRIVERS Driver Positions Available, for Bakery deliveries, starting around 12 am till around 7am. Clean driving record,

/ babysitting capable of working long nights. Responsibility a must.

Call/Text 347.436.6234 PART-TIME SECRETARY: Local office: well-organized - detail-conscious, Computer skills – QuickBooks, excel.

Email resume: miriamsk@ thejnet.com GRAPHICS POSITION Looking for a full time secretary for a local marketing company. Needs to know Ps Ai Id. Pls email resume to agraphicposition@ gmail.com PASSAIC TEEN CAMP looking for energetic and charismatic head counselor for summer 2017. Dedication and experience a must.

Serious inquiries only. Please email resume and cover letter to TheTeenCamp@ gmail.com or call (973) 234-3273 CASH FOR CARPOOL Do you ride daily to/from Rella Blvd, Executive Blvd or Monroe? Looking to carpool with female driver. Willing to pay. Please Call 845-6593133.

SEEKING PRE-1A ASSISTANT Seeking a creative and dynamic female assistant to fill an immediate opening.

Resumes can be emailed to schoolresume123@gmail. com or faxed to 845.352.9593

HISTORY TEACHER Middle Grade History Teaching Position Available At Cheder Chabad Of Monsey.

M- Th 3:15- 5:15 Comparable Salary. Please Respond To afrank@chedermonsey.org

BABYSITTER WANTED Frum babysitter needed for Sunday 3-6 pm and Monday and Tuesday 2:15-7pm for 3 kids ages 3-6 in Pomona area.

347-581-9946.

EXPERIENCED HEIMISHA BABYSITTER located in airmont. small group has only two slots available.lots of TLC please call 845-369-1101

JOB job available for women/girl to play with adorable two year old boy with medical needs. evenings or mornings 248-955-8559

HELP WANTED Looking for babysitter one evening a week in the Chesnut Ridge/New Day area. Transportation not provided. Please call or text 845.499.8622

BABYSITTING: heimishe experianced babysitter is available in the evenings. calvert\wiener area. Call: 845-538-3648

CDPAP looking for girl/women to help with our child. paid by cdpap program please call 248-955-8559

DRIVER playgroup driver to pick up kid 915-930 From forshay and drop on Adar ct and return 3 oclock pls call 5781555

YESHIVA DARCHEI NOAM seeks a creative and dynamic female assistant to fill an immediate opening.

Email resumes to mail@ darcheinoam.org or fax to 845.352.9593.

HIRING Hamaspik Girls Day Hab is looking to hire. Join our Fabulous team of staff who make a difference. Driver’s license preferred. Please Contact: Esty Schonfeld. P :845-425-5011 E: Eschonfeld@ hamaspikrockland.org HELP WANTED: Looking for someone caring and kid loving to do Babysitting /Mothers helper for young toddlers Su -Thurs 230-7pm please call 347 461-7345

LASER IS NOW A POSITIVE, PAINFREE EXPERIENCE.

BABYSITTING SIMCHA IN MONSEY? Want to leave your baby in worm caring atmosphere.

Call to book. 845-352-0619 GREAT BABYSITTER: Devoted, loving and warm babysitter available. Located at woodside corner herrick.

Please call: 845-425-3432 BABYSITTER A warm and loving babysitter is available for the upcoming year accepting drop ins as well limited slots available Calvert area please call 845598 - 0656.

BABYSITTER Babysitter available on Francis Place. Also taking Sunday drop-ins. Please call 845-352-1016.

NIGHT BABYSITTER Near viznitz /crest ct. Please call 352-6117 RELIABLE BABYSITTER! Small group babysitter Available for full time & drop-ins on Blauvelt rd. Call 845-405-9938 DEVOTED BABYSITTER Now available to babysit your child. Edwin Lane area.

Great references available.

Call 845-642-3807 CHASUNAH BABYSITTERS Group of responsible heimishe girls available to babysit at chasunahs. Please call 845-499-8304 WARM BABYSITTER available more info please call 347.374.1637

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THERE’S A BETTER WAY TO DO LASER.

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Classifieds SERVICES MAKE A DIFFERENCE Do you believe that you can earn a significant income?

Do you believe that the world needs a little more health and wealth in it these days?

Do you want to help make a difference? I believe in inspiring people to do the things that inspire them so together we can create health and wealth in the world. But I can’t do this alone! Are you looking at improving your current financial situation?

Do you enjoy helping people?

If so, I might want to meet you! Mrs. F. Katz 845-5703565 PERSONAL CHEF Coming to your home. We will fill up your freezer With heimishe food and suppers for Yom tov or any occasion.

Hungarian twist. Ref. available. Mrs. Hershkowitz 352-6856 LIFE COACH Solution Focused Coaching, available by a Refuah Graduate. Affordable Rates.

Please call 845-304-8586 TAX RETURN Have your tax return filed quickly and efficiently by an authorized expert. We will represent you in front of the IRS if needed. Call 845-3236976, fax: 845-352-2654, email: rocklandtaxservices@ gmail.com

FINANCIAL COACH Available to guide you towards financial stability.

Learn to budget, get out of debt and save. 9735082628 MONSEY ACCOUNTING SERVICE Serving the Monsey community for over 30 years.

The E-File has begun. Please call 845.517.4951 ALTERATIONS for all your mending needs. neat job. reasonable prices. pls call 845-352-5130 ALTERATIONS For all your alteration needs please call 845-596-2466, we also do custom hair accessories.

APPLIANCES SERVICE & REPAIR $10 off w ad call now 845243- 0636 HANDYMAN Is available for all your handy needs! Call/Text:(845)6942784 CONSTRUCTION For all kind construction new and old call:845-558-5279 HANDYMAN Remodeling, installations, painting, odd jobs Dovid Denberg 845-200-1326 PEARL RESTRINGING Expert & reliable service.

Free pick up & delivery. 845352-5013

PLAYGROUP SIGNS used signs from $1 -$5.

Kitchen center $25. also some out door stuff for play group.

Please call 352 4586

BOOKS Don’t wait till your book is tearing, we’ll make it strong right away! Please call 845372-5077

RESUMES We’ll tailor-make your resume to highlight your skills and talents. Call 855.224.2160 or email Rachel@TheBusinessEngine. com

POEMS & MORE Creatively Composed 347563-5692

AIRLINE NEGOTIATOR Need a certain ticket and need better price.call 201 892 0526 EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIAN For all your electrical needs. Prompt & Reliable 845.371.4959

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IDEAL FOR ALL EVENTS Flowers, animals, characters, & more. Kiki Katzman (914)629-0062 CERTIFIED MOHEL You can also call to check your baby before and after Bris if you have any concerns.

Mayer Stauber 845-300-132

QUICKBOOKS SPECIALIST Need help with your QuickBooks? Call Shucht Bookkeeping Services 845-243-7961 or email bookkeeping@shucht.com.

Reasonable rates - hourly, weekly or monthly.

ORGANIZE NOW! Cheapest Rate- ProfessionalSatisfaction Guaranteed Call now MLM Professional Organizing 845-659-2527 LADY DRIVER Heimish. Punctual, friendly, caring, responsible, dependable. Steady slots available. Call/text 917-7504105.

RIDE TO BORO PARK Sundays. Leaving Monsey 5:30 PM. Leaving Boro Park 9:30 PM.Please call 845 263 2301.

CAR RIDE Car ride A car is going every day to Englewood/Teaneck area in the morning and back in the afternoon please call 3474223228 MONSEY-WILLIAMSBURG: Heimish Yungerman with new minivan leaving Monsey daily Monday-Thursday at 6:00am, returning 5:00pm call 347-693-2070 LADY DRIVER Heimishe Lady driver available for local and long distance trips. You can book in advance - Call Esti (845) 422-6246

CAR SERVICE Long distance trips brand new minivan anywhere anytime very reliable always on time call yanky 845-5582697 PROFESSIONAL BOOKKEEPER Quick-books, Quicken, Excel, and other business services.

Rates by Hourly and Monthly.

Shulim Wachsman 347 786 2939 FEMALE DRIVER 24/6 Available for local and long distance and everything else in between including deliveries for just $7. Call Rachel @ (646) 322-7224.

ONE MAN BAND & Keyboard programmer. For all your occasions! Yisroel M. Turner 845-274-7002 ONE MAN BAND Dovid Ahron Frankl For all your simchas. Special price with singer 347-598-3709 MUSIC looking for musicians to open a band (professional) call:845-596-3791 SPEAKER RENTALS Top quality music speakers for rent, to reserve please call 845-422-5516 DRIVER available for airport trips and other longer distances. Large and comfortable car. Call/ Text 845 200 6378 MILES AHEAD we buy Amex/AA/United accounts Call/Text-845-3564537 AUTO SAFETY We specialize in lights and sirens installation!! Call for prices and bussines hours 347 450 8855

LINKENBERG COATS Sunday Clearance Sale!

Brand name ladies, teens, girls, boys, and toddlers.425-8551.

EASILY BAKE HOMEMADE CHALLAH 5 lbs of perfect Custom challah dough - freshly made to your specifications.

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HEADS UP - NEW SELECTION capes - teens, adults, children. Wool capes, optional matching berets.

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ITEMS, TOO! Phyllis Terrace CALL 845-608-1547 SILVER WIPES ease the polishing of silver enjoy sparkling silver call 845 371 7847 BALLOONS N MORE! We have a full line of balloons. We do all type arrangements. Gift wrapping. wedding shtick.

Located in new square. 845538-3091

‫יפה בינדינג‬‎ ‫איז גרייט צו נעמען אלע אייער‬ ‫ שנעל אין‬.‫ספרים אין ביכער‬ .‫ גוטע פרייזן‬.‫הערליכע ארבעט‬ 845-352-253 ‫ריפט‬ ALTERATIONS for all your basic alteration needs. Call 596-3140 MITZVAH TREE the tapes you grew up with, is now available on c.d. for wholesale prices call:845 659 0645

SLEEK SILK Kallahs come check out our magnificent new collection please call L. Stern 845-5781555

SEFORIM AND BOOKS ‫א עקספיריענסד בינדער איז‬ ‫גרייט אנצונעמען אלע אייערע‬ ‫ ביכער וכדו’ פאר א‬,‫ספרים‬ 845-499- ‫ רופט‬.‫ביליגע פרייז‬ 6477

JEWELRY SETS Beautiful children’s jewelry sets. 18K gold dipped. Set includes necklace, bracelet, ring and earrings. $25 a set.

Call: (845) 578-1939

FRESH POTATO KUGEL for your simcha. please order day in advance heimish and delicious. call or text 347760-4649

SHEIMOS We do pick ups all year round shuls schools homes 845-4613084 MENDING all work done fast and cheap.

Francis area . Call 352-9133 .

COTTON CANDY MACHINES Cotton Candy Popcorn and Snow Cone machines for your party’s. call now 347-7294104 we sell supplies to.

MISHLOACH MANOS Contact us for corporate or neighborhood orders.Custom designed to suit taste and budget. Call/Text 845-2637463 stylefavorsandgifts@ gmail.com KANGOO SHOE RENTAL Available for rent for MidWinter vacation and parties.

Call Chany on 8454238747 for details.

SCRUMPTIOUS PAREVE CHEESCAKES made fresh for your order 2tone square cake with luschious caramel topping call or text 347-760-4649 DIY MOSAIC ART beautiful wall hangings to create great activity for fourth grade and up mommy for you too. call 845-587-1745 ‫בדיקת מזוזות‬ ‫ באקוקן און‬,‫מיר קומען אפנעמען‬ .‫ אייערע מזוזות‬- ‫צוריקברענגען‬ ‫ פאר‬.‫אויך מעגליך בו ביום‬ ‫ מרכז‬:‫העפליכע סערוויס רופט‬ ‫הסת”ם – אהרן ישעי’ שטיינמעץ‬ 347-206-2939 HEIMISHE POTATO KUGEL Delicious for your simcha or any event. Fresh or overnight. Call 845-425-4088 THE SALAD BAR Salads, Fruit, and smoothies for every occasion.

Beautifully wrapped assorted fruit boxes and salads

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Classifieds available for gifts, call 845354-1267 COLLECTION LETTERS? Debt Collectors sending letters or calling you? You may be able to get money.

Contact Attorney Efraim at kiefferlawoffice@aol.com or (845) 300-1843.

ADDRESSING ENVELOPES Amazing prices, call for quote. Jobs can be done immediately. Call 845-445-7422 or e-mail printingaddresses@gmail. com SEFORIM?SHAIMOS? If you have usable seforim that are sitting around or putting them into shaimos I could take them for free 8455383715 KALLAH SHOES All sizes, white kalllah shoes.

Proceeds go to tzedakah.

Call\Text 845-200-0211 BUY TIGHTS Great Prices. Free Delivery.

Call Shaindel 845-290-0650 SUPPORT HOSIERY Delivered 2 U. Medi, Sigvaris, Venotrain, etc... 845-2900650 I MAKE IT - YOU BAKE IT, Rivky’s Famous Challah Dough, Custom made to your taste, diet and schedule. Call 369-3755 REPAIR SNOOD: Ready to throw your Chenile snood out because the elastics done? Wait! I can fix it.

Cost:$5 a piece 8452939910 EXCEL SIMPLIFIED If you want help creating a complex excel spreadsheet, we’ll complete it from scratch. email for details spreadsheetsmadesimple@ gmail.com

PHOTOBOOKS Let us capture the precious moments at your wedding, bar mitzvah, bris, or vort. Visit www. britelitephotography.com or call 845-459-3443 PHOTOBOOKS Keep your memories alive!

For all your photobooks needs. 845-608-9543 EXPERIENCED PHOTOGRAPHER Available for bar mizvahs, vorts, tenoim and brisim etc. many years of experience. sample photos and references available.845-269-0588 FRIEDMAN’S PHOTOGRAPHY 25 years experience. Unique packages with no overtime charges. 718.437.4686 SLIDESHOWS: Give in your pictures to be created into a beautiful slideshow presentation for parties/anniversary/school functions/etc. 347-342-7089 NEW SERVICE Would you love to do your album on Adorama but need the professional touch? We do it for a minimum fee.

8454596132. Pixbookpro@ gmail.com.

MATH TUTORING ALL Grades/Levels,SAT/ACT/ Regents/TASC Common Core, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pecalculus, Calculus, Physics. call: 845445-8003 KRIAH TUTOR available to tutor your child in Kria, remedial work, call 845-304-8586 TUTOR Available for your elementary school child for Limudei Kodesh and Limudei Chol.

Please Call: 845-352-1016

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// services TEEN ILLNESS MyTEAM is a frum organization that provides peer-connections/mentors to H.S girls dealing with non-life-threatening medical conditions. 973-610-8954.

Myteam4teens@gmail.com.

PROFESSIONAL TUTORING ‫לאזט נישא אייער קינד זיך‬ ‫גמרא רופט‬,‫מוטשענען מיט עברי‬ experienced ‫שוין א גישמאקע‬ tutor 9177453372 TUTORING SERVICES: MS Ed Lic/Cert 30+ yrs exp. Reading/Math/Kriah Specialist, Slingerland Trained! Boys/Girls, ALL subjects Sundays/after school hrs. Great results! 558-1682 PRESCHOOL SUNDAY CLUB Give your girls Sundays to remember! Drop-ins welcome. Ages 3-5, 10:303:00. For more information or to register call C. Hechel 371-2670 DRUM LESSONS BY SHMUEL KLAVER Monsey’s most experienced Shomer Shabbos drum instructor. Lessons ($40 & up) given in your home or my studio, to boys or girls ages 10-adult, beginners to professional. Call (845) 459-9935 MUSIC LESSONS Give your daughter the gift of music at a very reasonable price! References available.

Call Yitty @ 845-426-7561 after 4:30 pm DANCE WITH CHAYKEE Simcha, Israeli, International. Have fun while getting in shape. New classes forming now for women and single girls. call 845-667-0737.

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kinetixwellness@gmail.com or 845.546.3848 GUITAR LESSONS Learn to play guitar from a Guitar teacher with 30+yrs exp!!Beginners/ advanced levels, Sun//after school hours. Boys/girls/ women.558-1682 ENGLISH LESSONS ‫א היימישע יונגערמאן איז‬ ‫אוועליבעל צו אויסלערנען‬ ‫ענגליש פון אנהייב ביז צו קענען‬ .‫געהעריג ליינען און שרייבען‬ 845- ‫אונטערסירטע ביטע רופט‬ 499-7381 GRAPHICS INSTRUCTOR looking for a part time job.

9 years of experience of teaching indesign, illustrator and photoshop. I also give private lessons. 845.356.1972.

ART LESSONS Sundays/evenings all levels Miriam Green mssg: 845356-5167 text: 845-263-6961 email: faceitart.mg@gmail. com site: faceitart.weebly.com GUITAR LESSONS Experience learning guitar in a manner unlike anything you’ve experienced before.

Call 24 hours: 845-608-5108 DECLUTTERING Maximize your peace of mind. Call for your personal decluttering session.

Introductory rate. 718-8516235 GUITAR LESSONS Experienced frum female guitar instructor will teach you how to play in ten lessons. Years of enjoyment guaranteed! 347-455-5320 HAIR COURSES Learn to style your own hair/ shaitels or for others. Oneon-one or group lessons. 845 608 9895

HAIRCUTS AND HAIRSTYLES professionally done. Saddle river area for app. Call 845356-5038 PROFESSIONAL PERMS 15 yrs. Experienced Please Call Miriam Goldstein 3623739 N.Y.S. Licensed WAXING BY MIRIAM Goldstein N.Y.S. Licensed 15 yrs. Experienced Call 845362-3739 HAIR ON LAURA PLACE Professional Haircuts and styling. Specializing in Bobs.

Hatzlacha Grocery Area. call 845-825-1789.

HAIR DESIGN Chasunah season in Beautify your hair with style!

Cut, blow, style. Great rates.

Call Roizy now. 845-3520619.

HAVE YOUR HAIR professionally done at a great price, call now (845) 578-1939.

WIGS BY SIMI For all your w&s highlights/dyes Same day service,pickup/delivery Call or txt 3473359558.

HAIRCUTS & HAIRDOS

by Yitty 845-425-2573 Centrally located Discount for multiple heads Yes! I work on Fridays PERMS DONE neatly in Heimishe child friendly atmosphere. Call; 845 371-2710 SUPER SPECIAL Professional Haircuts and Style Only $10 845.371.7672 PROFESSIONAL HAIRSTYLING have your hair done professionally for $12 only,

call Baily @ 845-356-1822 (Blauvelt area)

Great prices! Call/txt Devorie at 845-642-6833

guarantee. Call (845) 2702840 or (201) 681-8805.

HAIR ACCESSORIES for just .50! New styles Capes from $25. Stock up for gifts and vacation! W central area.

371-176m5

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MASSAGE BY RACHEL New in Horton/bates area. for a relaxing and invigorating experience.. call 646 3227224.

WASH ‘N SETS beat the Erev Pesach Rush, by sending your wigs in today, great special price $20.00, by professional hair designer. call 845-425-7786 ELECTROLYSIS 15 minutes free for new clients call Baila Malka 6421890 BLUEFIELD HAIRSTYLING Stunning styling and great cuts. Fantastic prices! 845517-5443 LASER TEETH WHITENING. Get your teeth whitened professionally with lasting results. Male and Female Techs available. Call for specials 845-826-4928 PROFESSIONAL HAIRSTYLING have your hair beautifully done for a great price Blauvelt area call yitty @ 845 371-6578 HAVE YOUR HAIR beautifully done Calvert area just call and book your app.

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Cut, blow, style. Great rates.

Call Roizy now. 845-3520619.

CERTIFIED MAKEUP ARTIST

By Esther For any occasion Discount offered for referrals!

Will do House calls!! 845642-2370 MAKE-UP BY DEVORIE Natural and refined make-up done in your home or mine.

DŌTERRA ESSENTIAL OILS NEW! Itovi personal Testing device First Screening is FREE: 364-0034 CMK COSMETICS lowest prices in town!

Beautiful brand name perfume gift sets! Special!

Versace bright crystal 3pc. gift set only $20! Free Delivery 845-352-2573

DOULA SERVICE Worried how you’ll fare? Turn to MOTHERCARE for all your labor support needs.Happy references avail. Call Sara Esti @ 845 352 -7716 DOULA Chana Bracha Abramson CD (DONA) call or text 845-2135525

ORGANIC FACIALS ANTI AGING,ACNE CLEARING and REJUVENATING FACIALS using organic/wild crafted products. call or text 203470-3206

REFLEXOLOGIST + FACE MASSAGE Sleep, Asthma, Digestive, Stress, Back Disorders, Call M. Chatuka (845)538-5713

AIRBRUSH MAKEUP ARTIST Flawless airbrush makeup application lasts longer looks better and gives you a natural glow 203-470-3206

DOULA/CLASSES Inquire about the Doula/ childbirth classes combo DISCOUNT! Complimentary gift as your hire your doula!

Call: (917) 280-3707 email: doulawithu@gmail.com

THROAT CULTURES Call 641-1627 or 845-356-3851 BIRKENSTOCK Shoes & slippers. World famous for comfort, posture & arch support. 352-7331 CHAPPED LIPS & HANDS SUPERLAN reduces skin roughness in 1 hour! 100% natural, certified kosher-at your grocery, pharmacy & 352-7331 CERTIFIED MOHEL You can also call to check your baby before and after Bris if you have any concerns.

Mayer Stauber 845-300-132 RODAN AND FIELDS SKINCARE #1 Anti-Aging & #1 Acne regimens in the US. Amazing results! 60 day money back

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Debra Rosenstock CD(DONA) LCCE 845-548-6355 CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION a very heimishe class by experienced childbirth educator. April Due dates please call now; Mrs. Surie Gruber 362-1439 MOTHER HEN METHOD A very special Childbirth class! You Can have it easily and completely naturally B’ezrasHashem Call Now (845)587-1649 WORKING WOMEN This step-by-step childbirth education course is designed

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Classifieds with you in mind. classes by phone. live Q&A weekly. Call; Mrs. Surie Gruber 263-0313 FRESH START Make a fresh start on the Fresh Start program with Shoshana Denberg, certified holistic nutritionist. 845-2138420 DOULA SERVICES Treat yourself to a memorable birthing experience in a pleasant, calm and comforting atmosphere with Itty Barhorin CD(DONA) pls call 845-425-4144 / 845-2160054.

FEEL BETTER TOMORROW than you do today! Call Shoshana Denberg, certified holistic nutritionist, @ 845213-8420 ITCH RELEAF suffering from eczema, psoriasis, poison ive/oak ?? A 100%natural bar soap with a unique triple acting formula Classified ads are free for our readers, as long as the following criteria are met.

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SIDDUR GEMACH Sfard: Friedman 845-6087830 Ashkenaz: Shulman845 352 1756 or 845-826-6718

ATTAIN CLARITY Serenity, peace of mind!

Listen iyh thursday @ 10:00a.m. 641 715 0700 pin 549732 other times 6417150709pin 549732

MOVING BOXES GEMACH Cardboard Boxes for Moving845-425-6826 or 845608-7830

SON-RISE HOTLINE Call 718-298-4568 then 2 & 1 to hear a clear explanation of the Son-rise Program from R’ Yona Baumhaft. ‫שיעור הלכות שבת פאר פרויען‬ ‫אזייגער‬11:00 ‫יעדע דינסטאג‬ 914.260.1822 ‫פארמיטאג‬

GEMACHIM FREE BOXES for moving call 845-356-0358 HOT WATER URNS New in monsey-gemach for hot water urns Please call 8454259211 BRIS GEMACH bris outfit with accessories for bris. call 304 2195 KALLAH GEMACH books and seforim for kallahs and married woman. please call:426.1560 KOS YESHUOS - BECHER GEMACH Simchah, Shabbaton?

Don’t spend on disposable bechers. Use real bechers from our free-loan gemach.

Better for your pocket, and halachically. 845-377KOS1(5671) KosYeshuos@ gmail.com ROOF-CARRIERS GEMACH Fits almost all cars even without racks on roof. Call early to reserve. 845-2745284. Monroe: 845-662-7102.

GPS GEMACH Call 845-352-2588. Leave message. (Minimal fee).

PARTY RENTAL GEMACH Elegant party props available for your simcha. 10 items for $25. Proceeds for tzedaka.

Please call 323-8136 PIDYON HABEN GEMACH coins,outfit,tray, lace box 347822-4018. 908-307-6260

LOST AND FOUND LOST Lost a black velour zipper sweater please call 845.356.4041 FOUND GOLD CHAIN on old nyack yom tov time 2748000 LOST AND FOUND Three cases of Green Soft commercial paper towels were mistakenly dropped off in from of 3 Besen Parkway a few weeks. If you know who this might belong to, please call: 845-371-7079 FOUND a blue coach wristlet with an envelope and money inside it in a Zirs car service this monday night. Please call 845-263-2061.

FOUND PLANTRONICS BLUETOOTH on November 8, 2016 by Chase Bank on College Rd and Route 59 please call 917510-4603

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‫מסיבת כתר תורה לטובת כולל אהל יוסף פאפא מאנסי‬ ‫בבית הגה”צ אבד”ק פאפא מאנסי‬

’‫הגרב”ד פוברסקי ראש ישיבת פוניבז‬ ‫בביקור אצל האדמו”ר מסקווירא‬

Rabbi Zev Leff and Rabbi Noach Orlowek Visited Yeshiva Darchei Noam

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‫האדמו”ר מפארשעי בביקור במתיבתא בית מדרש עליון‬

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‫דינער לטובת תלמוד תורה אור יוחנן ראחמסטריווקא במאנסי‬

‫מלוה מלכה לטובת כולל זכרון מנחם במאנסי‬

‫האדמו”ר מסקווירא בקביעת מזוזה בבית הנגיד‬ ‫מו”ה ר’ הערשיל האראוויץ בשיכון סקווירא‬

‫מלוה מלכה לטובת ביהמ”ד חוליוב במאנסי‬

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‫שמחת בית פארשעי – קאסאן לאנדאן‬

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‫האדמו”ר מסקולען בביקור במאנסי לטובת מוסדות חסד לאברהם‬

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‫האדמו”ר מסלאנים מוצש”ק במאנסי‬

‫ברכ˙ מזל טוב‬ ‫לכבו„ ‚יסי ‪‰‬י˜ר‪‡‰ ,‬בר"ך פ˘וטו כמ˘מעו‪,‬‬ ‫‡ב בחכמ‪ ‰‬ורך ב˘נים‪ ,‬יר‡˙ ˘מים ˜ו„מ˙ לחכמ˙ו‪,‬‬ ‫˘מו ‪‰‬טוב ‪‰‬ולך לפניו‪ ,‬מ˘ים לילו˙ כימים‪ ,‬י˙יב ו‚ריס‬ ‫ב‡וריי˙‡ ˙„יר‡‪‰‡ ,‬וב למעל‪ ‰‬ונחמ„ למט‪,‰‬‬

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‫י˘עי'‬ ‫טייטלבוים וב"ב‬ ‫‪‰‬י"ו‬ ‫מרבני כולל ˘ער ‡פרים‬

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‫האדמו”ר מויזניץ בביקור אצל האדמו”ר מקרעטשניף ירושלים‬

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‫האדמו”ר מסקווירא בקביעת מזוזה ולחיים בשיעור ד’ ד’שיכון סקווירא‬

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