Vol 17 Issue 9

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Dear Camp HASC, Sonya and I would like to thank you, the Camp HASC staff, for giving our daughter Miriam the most unbelievable summer experience. We’ve gotten the full report and debriefing from Miriam and all we keep hearing about is the amazing and wonderful experience she had.

Thank you for making Miriam feel so loved and accepted for who she is. For Miriam to have so many friends (her counselors!), who made her the focus of their attention, their love and their constant support, gave her pure joy, confidence and renewed vigor.

Thank you for the love, care and acceptance she received which she could not have gotten anywhere else.

Thank you to the head staff, the medical staff, the professional staff and all the dedicated team members for all their hard work.

And great appreciation to the Camp HASC supporters who so generously made this all available and made make this summer experience a reality.

With much gratitude, Rabbi Danny and Sonya Yiftach Los Angeles, CA P.S. We asked Miriam, what she would like to do next summer? Her response: I want to be a Camp HASC counselor!

For more information contact Chaya Miller: 718-686-2607 office@camphasc.org www.camphasc.org

Ross W. Greene, Ph,D. is an American clinical child psychologist and the author of in uential books, “The Explosive Child,” “Lost at School”, “Lost and Found” and “Raising Human Beings.” Dr. Greene is the developer of the researched based-method called Collaborative and Proactive Solutions for dealing with challenging behavior. He is the founding Director of the non-pro t Lives in the Balance (www.livesinthebalance.org), which aims to disseminate the CPS model and support caregivers through a vast array of free web-based resources; advocate on behalf of kids with concerning behaviors and their caregivers; and advocate for systemic changes to encourage the use of non-punitive, non-exclusionary interventions.

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Rabbi Goldberg of the Kletzkin Yeshivah calls Martin to ask for Mr. Perl’s regular donation. Martin doesn’t understand the importance of a yeshivah and why Mr. Perl gave so generously to it.

After knocking for a while at Michoel’s door and not being answered, Hinda and Mali decide to sit and watch the house for a bit. Mali realizes that she’s feeling closer to her mother than she’s felt in a long time.

Dov hesitantly asks Hinda if Simi can come to their home to recuperate after her birth, and Hinda agrees.

CHAPTER

THIRTY FIVE

Martin tried again to read the words in the handwritten letter, but he wasn’t able to understand the hasty writing. What was she writing here? He could barely figure out the “I don’t understand what happened to you,” and, “someone called and asked about Weisskopf.”

Oh, right, Weisskopf. What time was it in Boro Park now? Maybe it was a good idea to try calling there again.

He hadn’t yet had the time to calculate whether his call would be waking someone up when it was already answered. “Hello?”

“Hello, Shimon?”

“Yes. Who is this?”

“I’m a friend of Michoel Perl, from Eretz Yisrael.”

“Oh,” Weisskopf said tersely.

“Can I ask you a question?”

“You can always try.”

“Have you had any contact with Michoel Perl recently? I wanted to speak to him. But he left a message that if anyone was looking for him, they should reach out to you.”

“Really?” The voice remained cool. “Yes.”

“Get back to him and tell him that if he cuts off ties, I have nothing to do with him or with anyone who might be looking for him.”

“He cut off ties with you, too?”

“I don’t know about the ‘too.’ I know only about myself.”

“It looks like he did it to everyone,” Martin muttered. “Who are you?” Something in Shimon’s voice had thawed a bit.

“A friend of his, like I told you.”

“A friend? From where?”

“From his neighborhood in Yerushalayim. There are a few other people here who are worried about him, because since he traveled to Mexico three months ago, he hasn’t come back.”

Shimon was silent for a long moment. “That’s very

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strange,” he said finally. “Very strange.”

“Why is it strange?”

“Because I know that he is at home right now.”

Subconsciously, Martin glanced around him in alarm. But the room was as empty as always. “You know that he’s at home?” he asked cautiously. The words sounded heavy and strange to his own ears. “Now, at this moment?”

“I don’t know about this moment,” Shimon said slowly, as if checking something. Martin felt a strong urge to crawl under the computer chair and disappear. “But in recent days he has certainly been there.”

“How do you know?”

“Because my computer is connected to his house, and it shows that there is activity there.”

“How does it know that? An infrared camera?”

“No, no cameras. It’s an electrical connection, which picks up activity there. And there certainly has been activity there recently, on an almost constant basis.”

“I know that as well,” Martin said confidently, since he’d noticed “activity there” even before he’d entered the house. “I saw from the outside of his house a few times. It looks like the air conditioners go on and off, the lights go on and off, an electric curtain moves…”

“Oh, that’s nothing. Michoel always has those things in place—even before he traveled. His house is used to operating as if he’s there.” Shimon chuckled, and Martin tried to decide if he liked the guy or not.

“Is he afraid of intruders?” he asked.

“Well, that too. But he also doesn’t like that his house should look lifeless when he leaves town for a while. He claims that stagnation is the worst thing for all the things in the house, all the systems. And after he once was away for two months, he realized that there had been some serious damage that he had to fix…”

“Oh, so he took into account that this would be a long trip?”

“But it wasn’t supposed to be this long,” Shimon conceded. “Three months! Who did you say you are?”

“A friend from the neighborhood.”

“You have a Canadian accent.”

“That’s right,” Martin admitted. “I’m originally from

there.”

“And now you live in Yerushalayim?” “Yes.”

“And you’re sure you haven’t seen him all this time? Because even though, as I told you, theoretically his house is meant to operate on its own, recently things have been going on and off there outside of the regular settings. That’s why I’m telling you that maybe he is home.”

“Well, what I’ve seen is never a regular pattern,” Martin objected. “I’ve been tracking it. The lights go on and off at random times, and so does the air conditioner. But the intercom at the door gives the same silly recording every time. I assume most people realize that something is strange, especially when they come twice and hear the same response, no matter what they say.”

“It’s because of the intercom that you realized that something isn’t right, and that he’s not there?” Shimon asked.

“Yes.”

“Okay, good, so when you meet him again, tell him he needs to take care of that. By the way, what about his cell phone? He leaves all kinds of messages there, and they are not regular at all.” Was he being cynical, or did it just sound that way? “Based on what?”

“Based on who calls, and when they call. You didn’t try his cell?”

“I don’t have his cell number.”

“Oh,” Shimon said. “I already thought that you’d be his driver the next time he goes to Canada. He never planned such a thing with you?”

“His driver?” Martin was puzzled. “When he came to America for fundraising trips, that was my job. But I think we’re more or less done with each other.”

“Why do you think so?” Mr. Monsenego had said something similar. Had Michoel gotten into a fight with everyone, and then disappeared? That didn’t sound good. Actually, it sounded awful. Wait a minute. He hadn’t fought with Hinda, as far as it seemed. She might think he was upset at her, but it

THE BUBBLE

really wasn’t true.

“There was something unpleasant between us, and since then he hasn’t answered any of my calls. I mean, he answers me with his regular recording of, ‘Shimon, I’m happy you called, even though you were angry during our last conversation. I’ll try to get back to you as soon as I can.’”

Martin scratched his forehead. “Why were you angry at him?” he finally asked.

“Oh, that is such a tactful question,” Weisskopf replied. “Let’s just say we had a few disagreements about my salary, and we ended off that if we wouldn’t reach an understanding, he’d use a different driver next time.”

“Were you always his driver?”

“On recent trips to America, yes. After his visit to Mexico, he was supposed to continue on to New York, and I was supposed to drive him around. But before he came, I told him gently that I’d heard that the rates had gone up, and so my rates would too, and he didn’t like that.”

It didn’t make sense that Mr. Perl had disappeared because of that, right?

“It’s strange,” Martin said. “A voicemail message especially for you… I wonder what message Hinda hears when she calls him.”

“Wait, you know his niece, Hinda, too?” Shimon was surprised. “They’re from Haifa, aren’t they?”

“Maybe. I don’t really know them; I just saw them once when they came here.”

“So why did you call here to find out about him, when you have her over there in Israel?”

“Because I know that she knows nothing about where he is. And besides, you don’t sound any less clear because you’re thousands of miles away.” Martin laughed.

“True. But I don’t know anything about his whereabouts either, as you see. Sorry to disappoint you.”

“He also instructed that people should contact you, you know.”

“He instructed that people should contact me? When did he do that?”

“Well, he left a message like that.” Martin shifted in

his seat. “He said that if no one knows where he is for more than two months, they should call you.”

“Probably because I helped him build this system,” the American replied. “And I can keep track of what is happening in his house from here. But right now, I have no information about him.”

“Maybe your father knows something?”

“My father? Why should my father have more information than me?”

“Because he’s the cousin, and you’re just the cousin’s son…” Martin said faintly.

Shimon laughed out loud. “It’s clear you’re just a neighborhood friend, and don’t really know the family,” he said. “Michoel has liked me ever since I was little, and when I grew up, our bond became even stronger. I really don’t think there are things about him that my father knows that I don’t. “Anyway.” His voice suddenly became very practical. “I’ll keep checking what’s doing at home there. Because the movements are strange and not according to his regular plan. For example, there will always be a span of at least half an hour from when a light goes on until it goes off. I see that recently, the lights haven’t been working according to that rule. It’s as if someone is living there without caring about the system at all.”

Martin wondered what would happen if now he’d stick out his hand to switch on the light behind him, and then he’d turn it off a few seconds later. “So it looks like Michoel did come back?”

“That’s what I thought at first. But now that I’m thinking back to these past two weeks, I don’t think so. If he would have come back, he would have disconnected the system. And he didn’t.”

Night fell on the house. Martin, who was now aware that Weisskopf was also aware that something strange was going on the house—as was Hinda, and Monsenego, and the man from the yeshivah, and maybe a few others, had no desire to turn on the lights.

He sat on the sofa morosely. How long would it take for them to decide to break down the door and see, once and for all, what was wrong with their lonely

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He got up, leaving the letter on the couch, and paced the house from side to side, from room to room. The huge light shining in the hallway made his shadow bounce around at impossible angles on the floor and the walls.

They were not breaking down the door because of the sophisticated system Mr. Perl had crafted. But not only because of that. If it would have continued working, then Hinda and all the others would have figured out that something strange was happening— as he, Martin, had figured out—and they would have realized there was a problem.

But because of his deception and the act he was putting on, they were still relatively unworried.

Look, Monsenego himself had already thought about hiring private investigators, and it was only because he was sure that “Yosef Kirschenbaum” was looking into things that he wasn’t sending anyone just yet.

Who knew what was happening to Michoel Perl this whole time—if indeed something was still happening to him in This World?

And was he, Martin, to blame for it?

Martin got up to walk the house again, knowing that the feelings of guilt washing over him would not allow him to sleep. He distractedly opened cabinets, and took out a photo album with a black cover. The first photo on the page caught his eye. There was Perl, a bit younger, standing next to a chareidi bachur in a long black coat. The boy had light peyos curling down in front of his ears. Behind the two of them were mountains with bluish peaks, and all around them were fields of yellowish stalks. Were they stalks of wheat? Or was that how corn looked? Martin was a city boy; he really had no idea.

“Shimon Weisskopf and me, on Rubin’s farm, Dallas,

Texas,” was the caption in English.

***

Michoel: Daddy entered the room and smiled at him. “You didn’t eat dinner,” he said. He liked Daddy’s voice. But he didn’t want to eat.

“My throat hurts,” he said hoarsely, looking at his hands.

Oy. His hands were shaking. And they were also wrinkled here and there. The children in the park laughed at him because of them.

“My hands also hurt,” he added, and then coughed. Too many things had been hurting him lately. He was sick.

Daddy and Mommy always took care of him. Mommy was worried that he wasn’t eating or sleeping, and Daddy said he couldn’t go on this way.

Sometimes, he cried at night. Mommy would come. Or Daddy. Sometimes a neighbor. He didn’t know what they said to him, but in the end, he would calm down. And in the morning, he remembered nothing; he only recalled that he had been sad, without even knowing why. It was like a black kind of sadness. Emptiness. Why wasn’t he allowed to go to the park? There were children there. And in the park, there was sun. It wasn’t black there. Or maybe it was? He had once seen a black sun; it had burned for many days in front of him. Then, at the end, it had gone, and left him this empty blackness.

But in the park, there was a nice sun. He remembered it. Mommy would walk with him hand in hand there, and everything would smile down at them… Why hadn’t Mommy come to him for such a long time now?

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“Do one thing every day that scares you.” – Eleanor Roosevelt

I would wager that Eleanor Roosevelt was not referring to speaking to other people in your class or to your neighbor in the hallway, but for some people those seemingly simple acts can be very scary.

Did you ever notice the child in the recess yard walking around by himself? What about the girl who never has a partner on line?

Or the boy who does not have any play dates after school? Is it shyness or something more than that?

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Elementary Students

Katharine Beals, a professor at University of Pennsylvania, recently authored a book entitled “Raising a Left-Brain Child in a Right-Brain World.” In her book, she argues that “bright, quirky, socially awkward children” are at a disadvantage in today’s schools because contemporary education emphasizes group learning and class participation. Some socially awkward are in fact the stereotypical “nerd” – children who process things linearly, think abstractly and logically, attune themselves to verbal rather than nonverbal communication, and prefer to work independently.

Beals argues that these children, who might call nebbish or nebs, need help from parents and schools to help them make their way in the world. So, what can parents do to help the socially awkward elementary school student?

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• Provide a variety of social activities. There are so many social opportunities that are available to children – shul groups, baseball leagues, art classes, play dates, park outings, and many more. Giving your child the opportunity to explore his social behavior in these different contexts will help him expand his social repertoire.

• Consider a social skills coach. Social skills coaches can help children learn about nonverbal

communication and teamwork. The goal of coaches is to provide children with a safe environment to practice their still emerging communication skills.

• Initiate and practice pro-social behavior at home. Even if you are not a social skills coach, you have the ability to help your child understand proper social behavior. Talk about the ways that you greet people, how you can guess what they are feeling based on their facial expressions, and ways to initiate conversations. The more aware your child is of social behavior, the more likely he will be to practice it.

Middle School Girls

While children who are extremely socially awkward will often be ostracized by their peers in elementary school, middle school is when a child’s social development becomes more apparent. In order to demonstrate their maturity, many girls will interact with their peers in more adult-like ways. This means that middle school girls who fail to mature at the same pace as their peers will begin to feel left out and not accepted.

Of course, there are many different levels of maturity among middle school girls and therefore it is hard to determine what is problematic. To that end, I have compiled a list of warning signs of poor social development for middle school girls:

• A lack of consistency in

friendships

• No friends

• Unable to set limits with friendships and therefore cannot identify her own likes and dislikes

• Unable to coordinate her own playdates; parents still required to set them up

• Poor eye contact

• Poor hygiene

• Disinterest in extracurricular activities that had once been appealing

• Severe unhappiness when returning home from school

There are multiple reasons why a middle school girl struggles socially. The simplest reason is that she needs to be taught social skills that come naturally to other girls her age. Alternatively, she might be suffering from a mild form of a nonverbal learning disorder (NVLD), which can cause difficulty reading social cues. Or, she might have Aspergers Syndrome which is often called a high-functioning autism that can result in an inability to read nonverbal communication. All three of these situations can cause children to have social anxiety which can lead to further awkward behavior.

Here are some suggestions of how to help middle school girls who are struggling socially:

• Social skills group. There are social skills groups run by professionals who can help teenagers master appropriate behavior and interactions. While at first, these groups might be

intimidating to children who are socially awkward, with time they provide a community of people who help each other learn and grow.

• Reward proper personal hygiene. Hygiene is an easy “social skill” to help your child master because it is concrete rather than abstract. Create a chart with your child with all of different elements of personal hygiene (teeth-brushing, showering, nail clipping, deodorant, hair-combing). Then, set goals with your daughter that when achieved she gets rewarded for. While she might not be aware of her lack of grooming, her peers will certainly notice the change.

• Help her find children with similar interests. If your daughter loves art or music, consider signing her up for an after school activity (preferably not offered by her school at first) in which she can meet other children who share her interests. These shared interests will create a common ground and help your daughter bond with her peers.

• Do not “go back to school” yourself. As painful as it is to watch your child struggle socially, if you step in to smooth over socially awkward moments, your daughter will not learn how to do this herself. Therefore, unless the situation is painful or dangerous, keep out of the situation while it is happening. Feel free to talk about it with your daughter before and after, but getting involved at the moment will only stunt her social progress.

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Show empathy to another person. Take responsibility for your actions.

Think before speaking or acting.

Accept different opinions.

Apologize respectfully.

Reflect on a good or bad decision.

Take a risk for something new.

Regulate your emotions. Use positive words to communicate. Make eye contact when speaking with people. Identify one action that impacted others. Celebrate someone else's successes.

Compromise. Practice using personal space

Disagree respectfully.

Use appropriate manners. Wait patiently. Give someone a compliment. Spend time with a friend.

Resolve conflict peacefully. Work together with someone on a task or project. Ask permision before doing or borrowing. Offer help or support. Use appropriate voice, tone and volume.

Use self control. Read non-verbal social cues.

Take turns in a conversation.

Set up a healthy routine. Accept critisicm gracefully.

Forgive someone.

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ICE STORMS

Recap: Many workers at ProMedical Labs don’t show up to work after hearing on the news that Dr. Bloom’s investors have pulled out-which means Dr. Bloom will be forced to declare bankruptcy. Dr. Bloom tries to convince them that he’s going to find a way, but they’re skeptical.

Mr. and Mrs. Grossman give statements about the break-in to the police. Lieutenant Andrews tells them that they’ve questioned the injured security agent, who regained consciousness.

Chapter 33

“The Investor was in a good mood. Even, on a high, perhaps.

His walk was jaunty as he entered his office building. Martha, his newest secretary, watched him with suspicion. Why was her boss so happy?

“Hey, Kevin, did you see the latest?”

The Investor asked his chief financial officer. Kevin blinked.

“Were we in the news?” he asked cautiously.

“Nope, we weren’t. But that dirty guy Bloom from ProMedical Labs is back in the dirt now, and he’s never getting up again!”

The Investor laughed at Kevin’s slightly horrified look.

“Don’t look like that, Kevin. You know the guy was trying to kill his patients, don’t you? Didn’t you read the article in the Times?”

Kevin tried to relax his facial muscles. “I sure did, boss. That’s one guy that could have buried us, huh?”

“Yeah, but we buried him instead!”

The Investor chuckled heartily.

Kevin laughed along, weakly. What was his boss talking about? What had their pharmaceuticals business done to Dr. Bloom? Hadn’t his investors decided to pull out due to his unethical behavior?

“It’s good news, Kevin,” The Investor said abruptly. “The bad guy is finished. And the good guys can go on with business as usual.”

Kevin nodded. “We’ll keep saving the world,” he said.

“Yeah.” Some of his gaiety dissipated, the Investor walked off toward his office.

Kevin shook his head, watching him go. He knew that his boss had made them a leader in the industry, the ones who made sure every law was passed favorably for them. Their company corralled all the other drug companies together to form a very powerful group.

And Dr. Bloom was a thorn in their side.

But how had the Investor buried Dr. Bloom? A small suspicion sprouted in Kevin’s mind, despite him trying to brush away the thought. The Investor hadn’t really meant that he was involved. He’d simply meant that the drug companies’ interests had trumped.

That was a good thing, because Dr. Bloom hadn’t been ethical in his practice. Right?

This is none of your business, Kevin. Just go back to the finances.

***

Jack read every single article that referenced the ProMedical saga that he could get his eyes on.

The turn of events had made him dizzy. From his boss flying off to find a wonderful alternative investment to ProMedical, to Mr. Grossman’s crashing back home with the news of the break-in and the alternative investment being a scam, to the

inevitable abrupt decision to drop ProMedical like a carton of junk, nothing at the G&D Group had been

As much as he’d been on the fence whether or not sticking with ProMedical was a good idea, he winced at the headlines he was reading nevertheless.

“After Unethical Practices Discovered, ProMedical Set to Declare Bankruptcy”

“In Removing Support, Allegations against Medical Practice Revived”

As if the libelous reports had had anything to do with Mr. Grossman’s decision to pull out! He’d done it only and exclusively because his nose had been forced to the wall.

Jack sighed irritably. There was nothing they could do for the truth anymore.

***

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“Smells so good, Esther Mindy,” he said.

“Thanks,” she smiled from her perch at the stove. She was wearing a bright pink scarf tied around her head, which actually went surprisingly well with her cream complexion. “You know you say that every night, right?” Her laugh tinkled.

Avrumi smiled back. “Well, what can I do if your food smells good every night?”

Esther Mindy basked in his compliments. He didn’t need to know that it took her endless phone calls to her mother to make sure she was doing it right. It was enough that he enjoyed the results.

“Butternut squash is so perfect for soup,” she bubbled as she placed two bowls on the table. “It’s like so

creamy and rich when it’s blended. Like Hashem made it just so we could have soup.”

Avrumi nodded, though he didn’t really understand her excitement. What was the big deal? Soup was soup, even if it was good.

“How was your day, by the way?” Esther Mindy belatedly remembered to ask the important question. Avrumi sighed.

“It wasn’t good?” Esther Mindy asked disappointedly.

“Well, visiting a police station isn’t as much fun as they make it sound in the books,” Avrumi said. “Although it was interesting.”

“What happened there? You didn’t tell me you were going to sit in on the interrogations!”

“Nah,” Avrumi said. “No interrogations. Just my mother and father going over their stories. And then the police officer said that that guy who was hurt just regained consciousness.”

“And?”

“And to make a long story short, after all the questioning they did, the police think they might know who it was that did the break-in.”

“So are they going to catch him?”

“They’re not sure yet that it was him. Basically, the only real proof they have is a hair that they found in my parents’ driveway.”

“How in the world is a hair proof of anything?”

“They tested it forensically for the DNA. And it matches to a certain person they have on record, which matches the description the security agent gave of what he was able to see behind the ski mask.”

Esther Mindy shivered. “It’s so crazy that you’re involved in all of this.”

“I know.” Avrumi rubbed his thumb against the handle of his spoon.

“Anyway, Bruchi called me afterwards.”

“I thought you went to kollel afterwards?”

“Yeah. But she called while I was on my way.”

“And?”

“And she wants to make a family Shabbos this week, we should all eat together by my mother’s house. She feels like my mother would appreciate it, that we all come to show her support. So Bruchie’s arranging all the food and setup, but everyone’s contributing. She wanted to know what we could make.”

“Sure, I’ll be happy to make something,” Esther Mindy said instantly. She twirled the end of her scarf around her finger as she asked, “But why didn’t she just call me?” Avrumi didn’t say anything. Instead, he concentrated intently on the orange liquid in the bowl in front of him.

Esther Mindy studied his face. Why was Avrumi so uncomfortable?

Esther Mindy had had so much fun schmoozing with her sisters-inlaw during her engagement, sheva brachos and the recent simchos in the family. Why wouldn’t Bruchie call her directly, then?

Suddenly, it clicked in Esther Mindy’s mind as she remembered the last time Avrumi had sported the same uncomfortable look.

“Sweet potato cheesecake?!” her mother-in-law had asked in horror. And Avrumi had gotten just as awkward as he was acting now. What did Bruchie’s avoidance have to do with her mother-in-law’s opinion of her, though?

“Don’t tell me this is also because I ordered your mother sweet potato cheesecake!” she exclaimed. Avrumi didn’t say anything.

Esther Mindy suddenly understood, for the first time in her life, why the

expression, “to gnash one’s teeth,” existed. The frustration she felt was definitely worthy of teeth-gnashing.

“It’s nothing to do with cheesecake,” he finally said. “Bruchie doesn’t know about that story.”

“So which story does she know about? That I wore gym shoes to work? So now Bruchie’s scared to ask me what I can contribute because she’s afraid I’ll donate sunflowers for the décor? Oh, please!

I was the G.O. and head counselor kid in Bnos Shoshana. I know what classy means.” She pushed away the little birdie whispering to her that it had been all Nechy’s and her mother’s ideas that she, Esther Mindy, just had to implement.

“Bruchie’s really close to my mother,” Avrumi said. “She probably knows everything.”

What everything? What had she done wrong already? She fingered her pink scarf again and flushed. It was kind of funny to talk about being classy and ask what she’d done wrong wearing a scarf like that.

“But anyhow, what do you think you can make?”

Esther Mindy felt like muttering, “Maybe I don’t want to do anything for the Shabbos.”

“I’ll be happy to make dessert,” she said. That way she could impress her in-laws with her culinary talents easily. She just hoped she wouldn’t have to make too many batches until she got perfect results.

“So I’ll tell Bruchie,” Avrumi said, putting down his spoon as he finished his bowl of soup.

Esther Mindy got up to serve the main course.

“I can call Bruchie and tell her,” she said.

“Okay. If you want,” Avrumi said. Oh, why had the criminal decided to break into her in-laws’ home and

destroy her own happiness in the process, Esther Mindy wondered bitterly. Then she remembered the ill-fated Shabbos seudah they’d eaten at her mother-in-law’s house the week before and winced. Well, maybe it wasn’t the burglar’s fault after all.

Lips tightly pursed, she served the chicken lo mein.

Avrumi ate it in silence. It didn’t look like he was tasting what he ate.

Esther Mindy speared a piece of baby corn, looking bleakly at the food she’d worked so hard to make. She willed the tears not to come. She was not a baby, even if she was all of nineteen years old.

As she chewed the vegetable blandly, she remembered the night of her vort.

Esther Mindy had been the most ravishing kallah. Her five-thousand dollar dress was woven subtly in gold thread, perfectly tailored to her figure. She wore matching three-inch white heels, and the slight shimmer in the highlighter on her cheeks brought out the shine of her eyes.

Her mother and mother-in-law had stood together, talking about how stunning Esther Mindy looked and how she was such a wonderful kallah.

Esther Mindy had pretended not to hear, as she kept herself busy welcoming all her thousands of friends with her trademark milliondollar smile.

Of course, every time her mother-inlaw had brought over another family member to make introductions, Esther Mindy immediately turned all her attention and charm to her mother-in-law. And she could clearly see how bedazzled her mother-in-law was, in the peacock-proud way her mother-in-law was showing her off.

When her mother-in-law’s sisters said, loudly enough for Esther Mindy to hear, “Oh, you got herself a gorgeous kallah, Miriam,” her

mother-in-law smiled and nodded, bursting with satisfaction and pride. She overheard her mother-in-law saying it to her friends, too, “Oh, my kallah was a real catch,” she said and chuckled.

Where had all that pride gone?

Esther Mindy miserably pushed her noodles around the plate. She’d never known what it meant not to be the top. Not to be admired and fawned upon.

Now she was getting her first taste of disapproval, ever. She didn’t particularly like the taste.

Avrumi watched her from the corner of his eye. He saw her angst, but he felt helpless to do anything about it.

The rest of the meal passed in silence.

“I’m going out to Maariv, okay?” Avrumi said as he got up to leave.

Esther Mindy wanted to say something, but her throat was stuck. Instead, she nodded, beginning to clear the plates.

Avrumi turned the knob on the door, then looked back at his wife.

“I really don’t mind if you call Bruchie. I don’t think she’ll really mind either.”

Esther Mindy didn’t respond, so Avrumi shrugged and left.

Finally, Esther Mindy let the tears flow. She felt so degraded, like a princess expelled from the palace. From being the pride and joy of the Grossman family, she’d become an outsider. And for what? The wrong job. A pair of shoes. Being created with wacky tastes instead of classy ones.

Ridiculous. She shook her head and reached for her phone, pressing speed dial 2. Her mother always knew what to do. It was high time Esther Mindy told her what was really going on.

KLAL YISROEL OPENS ITS HEART FOR YAMEITZ LIBECHU/ YL HEARTS – A LIFELINE FOR THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN BORN WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE

Sunday-Monday December 5-6, Klal Yisroel donates generously to the “Little Heart Beats” Campaign

New York – This coming Motzei Shabbos, Parshas Va’yetzei, a vital campaign will go live on behalf of thousands of children living with congenital heart disease.

Never heard of Yameitz Libechu? Thank Hashem! This means that neither you, nor a loved one gave birth to a child with a cardiac abnormality. Yameitz Libechu is the first number parents of these children dial, and it’s the number that remains on their speed-dial indefinitely.

You might not be aware that approximately one out of every one hundred babies are born with a cardiac abnormality. So, you can assume that among your neighbors, your shul, and your children's classmates, at least one child is suffering from a possibly lifethreatening, congenital heart defect. Yameitz Libechu is there to support them every step of the way. Thousands of children in your community with congenital heart disease owe their everyday survival to Yameitz Libechu.

The usual joy felt when a baby is born is overshadowed by the frightening diagnosis of congenital heart disease. Parents with little or no medical background face a diagnosis that leaves their newborn's life hanging in the balance.

Yameitz Libechu is a life-saving organization of knowledgeable professionals providing services to children with all types of cardiac abnormalities, helping the parents shoulder this overwhelming responsibility throughout their turbulent journey. Every heart is unique, and so is each diagnosis. There are over forty types of heart defects, and each one can be treated in various ways by different specialists and in different hospitals. Getting the proper guidance from knowledgeable sources is crucial to ensure the best outcome.

Usually, there are many options to consider, with not much time to make decisions. Who to talk to? Which doctor to go to? Are we making the right decision? Is this the best option for our child? Is it true that our child doesn't stand a chance of living a normal life? What to do with the other children? Financial obstacles. Insurance bureaucracy. And so much more. So many questions!!

Only one answer: Yameitz Libechu

For nineteen years, Yameitz Libechu has been providing support to patients and families from the moment of diagnosis, for as long as needed.

This campaign will help Yameitz Libechu continue their lifesaving mission. To contribute to this vital campaign please visit www.Charidy.com/YLhearts or call 718-540-5716.

This past week, a spiritual wave swept across the globe. Tens of thousands of women and girls from such diverse locations as the tristate area, Israel, Europe, Canada, South Africa, and Australia filled the seats of auditoriums, halls, shuls, and private homes, mesmerized by another intriguing, professional Bnos Melochim Worldwide Event. Entitled Urah Kevodi, Awaken My Glory, it came after a three-year break due to COVID. And it was well worth waiting for! The struggle for clarity about current issues has been mounting, sweeping Jewish communities everywhere.

The program began with divrei bracha from HaRav Malkiel Kotler, Rosh Yeshivas BMG Lakewood. It was followed by a smorgasbord of powerful speeches devoted to acquiring a better understanding of the mitzva of kisui rosh, covering a married woman’s hair. In addition, it addressed the conflicts and contradictions encountered in the current sheitel industry. Stirring messages about women’s power and ability to accomplish things in this world through their level of tznius were delivered by Rabbi Eytan Feiner and Rabbi Ephraim Eliyahu Shapiro. Rabbi Efraim Rothchild clarified what da’as Torah means and the importance of listening to da’as Torah. We were privileged to hear from several renowned speakers. Rebbetzin Rina Tarshish focused on the Chasam Sofer’s teachings of why Rivka cloaked Yaakov in Eisav’s garb. “He was a person of emes, so only when he wore the clothes of sheker could he possibly lie to his father.” She emphasized that what we wear and choose to cover our heads with affects our very being. Rebbetzin Esther Halberstadt described the concerns with naturalizing one’s sheitel and outlined ways to avoid them. Mrs. Chava Koenig, head of Tehilas Bais Yaakov Seminary, spoke about Sara Imeinu’s beauty. “She was internal to perfection. If the shleimus of the neshamah shines through the guf to such a degree, then beauty is a value and gets mentioned in the eulogy.”

At a stimulating roundtable discussion, well-known speakers Mrs. Baila Friedmann, Mrs. Tehila Gailer and Mrs. Rivky Friedman candidly explored commonly asked questions that many of us have but don’t dare to ask.

Mrs. Friedmann gave a clear-cut explanation of what halacha defines as attractive versus provocative. She explained how the laws of tznius are meant to preserve our essence by likening this to someone who buys an expensive Lexus sports car and fills it with diesel fuel. He tells the man at the pump, “It’s my car, and I can do what I want with it.” In truth, not following the manufacturer’s instructions will ruin the car and cause it to malfunction on the road, becoming a danger to ourselves and others. That’s how we have to view the mitzvos of tznius.

As Mrs. Gailer explained, for flowers to blossom, the gardener needs to tend to their roots. For women, being careful with modesty is caring for our roots, our core. It’s knowing that what we do has a mesorah. We are attached to an eitz chaim, not a loose leaf blowing in the wind, just following what “everyone” does. In her words, “If a whole table of people laughs at a joke, are you going to laugh when you didn’t think it was funny?”

During their discussion, the women called upon Rav Sa’adya Gramma to clarify how one knows which rabbonim to follow. His clear answer left no room for doubt: “Halachic authorities are those who have reached a certain level in yediyas v’havonas haTorah, Torah lishma, and kinyonei Torah. A person who has fulfilled certain conditions is ra’uy to pasken what the halacha is. How do we know who the gedolei hador are? R’ Chaim Shmulevitz gives a siman: Whoever you see Klal Yisroel turning to, that person becomes the manhig, the gadol. So too, with halachic authorities.”

Of course, personal stories always enhance a discussion. Chavi Bauman’s decision to cut her sheitel at the very moment her husband was saved from a horrific car accident was fascinating to hear about. Well-known singer and voice teacher Malky Giniger spoke of her deep achrayus to be a role model to the thousands of her students and of immediate action following inspiration.

The audience enjoyed a moving musical composition. Its powerful refrain in the name of Rav Meir Shapiro zt”l, “Have we done enough to ensure that Torah will endure?” moved many to tears.

Events always evoke many comments. Fingering the colorful handout at the event, Penina from Arizona said, “This is such pleasant reading! It makes me want to make a change. It’s just so real. Everyone can see their own struggles there. It really speaks to me!” Mrs. Kahan from Yerushalayim swung her arm around her teenage daughter as they left the arena. “I am so grateful to Bnos Melochim. They do the work for me, explaining sensitive questions about tznius to my daughter.” An excited attendee from Lakewood gushed, “Thank you so much for the timely inspiration. I am a kallah and am having my first sheitel appointment tomorrow night!”

Truly, Urah Kevodi achieved its initial goal of sparking interest and discussion about tznius topics across the globe. The presentation, the song, and the speeches awakened and stirred the heart. Now the real work begins.

Hey, sisters!

HeartRings presents:

Chanukah Friendship Contest

Make a friend; be a friend

How to make a friend:

Hook up with another teen who is a sibling of a child with special needs.

Find a friend by asking people who know you to connect you with another sibling. Friends should be approximately the same age, and share a common background. Friends may be previously acquainted, though not closely connected. Friendship requires parental approval.

Initiate friendship through a phone conversation.

Maintain friendship through weekly letter writing.

Send your friend a mystery surprise in the mail (less than $5) for Chanukah. Surprise should be meaningful, symbolic of your friendship. Friends should guess each others' intention or hidden message.

How to be a friend:

Put yourself in her shoes.

Although you might share many similar challenges, understand that your lives are worlds apart. This seems simpler than it is.

Be warm and friendly. This seems simpler than it is. Listen. Read between the lines. Get even what she's not saying. This seems simpler than it is. Respond. Be consistent. Write at least weekly. This, too, seems simpler than it is.

Earn 20 points for every "Make a Friend" step you take towards your friendship.

Leave us a message with your points at option 7,3.

When you reach 120 points you will enter a surprise raffle and receive a special gift in the mail.

Frien d s era ht e sp r i lknse o n t he d o stun fo uo r l ives.

Let us know how your friendship is working out! Leave us a message at option 7, 3. Feel free to share any thought provoking letters which can benefit other sisters. Listen. Learn. Connect. Enjoy!

Five Habits for a Healthier Life

AT-A-GLANCE

· In an interview I discussed several fundamental health principles that virtually everyone can integrate into their lives to achieve better health

· Even small changes add up to meaningful health improvements over time, especially when you know where to focus your energy

· Eliminating vegetable/seed oils from your diet and getting more sun exposure top my list of healthy habits

· Embracing time restricted eating, which means limiting your eating window to six to eight hours per day, is also important

· Exercise and protecting yourself from electromagnetic fields round out my five top habits for a healthier life

By a licensed nutritionist:

Looking for straightforward advice to set your health on a path toward wellness instead of disease? My recent interview is for you. I discussed several fundamental health principles that virtually everyone can integrate into their lives to achieve better health.

It can feel overwhelming to make positive lifestyle changes, but when you make them one step at a time it’s much more manageable. The secret is that even small changes add up to meaningful health improvements over time, especially when you know where to focus your energy. Here, I’ve detailed several examples where a relatively small “investment” in terms of lifestyle changes will lead to major health rewards.

Five Tips for a Healthier Life

1.Stop eating vegetable oils — Linoleic acid is the primary fat found in polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), including vegetable/seed oils. It accounts for about 90% of dietary omega-6 intake. Examples of seed oils high in omega-6 include soybean, cottonseed, sunflower, rapeseed (canola), corn and safflower.

Omega-6 is considered to be proinflammatory because of the linoleic acid, which will radically increase oxidative free radicals and cause mitochondrial dysfunction. While omega-6 fats must be balanced with omega-3 fats to not be harmful, most Americans consume far more omega-6 than omega-3.

Most of the omega-6 people eat, including seed oils, has been damaged and oxidized through processing. The oxidized omega-6 develops lipid hydroperoxides, which rapidly degenerate into oxidized linoleic acid metabolites (OXLAMs). OXLAMs can cause a host of problems in your body.

· Cytotoxic and genotoxic

· Mutagenic

· Carcinogenic

· Atherogenic

· Thrombogenic

Metabolic dysfunction can also occur, while OXLAMs are also toxic to the liver and are associated with inflammation, fibrosis and fatty liver disease in humans. As researchers further noted in the journal Nutrients, “In addition, a few studies suggested that omega-6 PUFA is related to chronic inflammatory diseases such as obesity, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease and cardiovascular disease.”

Linoleic acid is found in virtually every processed food, including restaurant foods, sauces and salad dressings, so to eliminate it you’ll need to eliminate most processed foods and restaurant foods from your diet — unless you can confirm that the chef only cooks with butter.

However, because animals are fed grains that are high in linoleic acid, it’s also hidden in many ostensibly “healthy” foods like chicken, which makes this a major source as well. Olive oil is another health food that can be a hidden source of linoleic acid, as it’s often cut with cheaper seed oils.

2.Get more sun exposure — You’re probably aware of the many health benefits of optimized vitamin D levels. But an important caveat is that vitamin D should ideally be obtained from healthy sun exposure, not an oral supplement. Not only will adequate sun exposure naturally raise your vitamin D levels to healthy levels, but it will provide a wide variety of other benefits, many of which are only beginning to be understood.

Many people are not aware that only 5% of your body’s melatonin — a potent anticancer agent — is produced in your pineal gland. The other 95% is produced inside your mitochondria — provided you get proper sun exposure. In fact, vitamin D is more than likely a biomarker or surrogate for sun exposure, which is so intricately involved in melatonin production.

During the day, if you get enough sun exposure, near-infrared rays from the sun penetrate deep into your body and activate cytochrome c oxidase, which in turn stimulates the production of melatonin inside your mitochondria. Your mitochondria produce ATP, the energy currency of your body. A byproduct of this ATP production is the creation of reactive oxidative species (ROS), which are responsible for oxidative stress and free radicals.

Excessive amounts of ROS will damage the mitochondria, contributing to suboptimal health, inflammation and chronic health conditions such as diabetes, obesity and thrombosis (blood clots). But melatonin essentially mops up ROS that damage your mitochondria. So by getting plenty of sun exposure during the day, your mitochondria will be bathed in melatonin, thereby reducing oxidative stress.

Getting more sun exposure also goes hand in hand with eliminating seed oils from your diet. The latter will dramatically reduce your risk of sunburn and skin cancer, as susceptibility to UV radiation damage is controlled by the level of PUFAs in your diet, almost like a dial. The PUFAs control how rapidly your skin burns and how rapidly you develop skin cancer.

3.Embrace time restricted eating (TRE)

If you’re still eating three meals a day — morning, noon and night — you’re missing out on one of the most powerful, free health interventions available. TRE involves limiting your eating window to six to eight hours per day instead of the more than 12-hour window most people use.

When you eat throughout the day and never skip a meal your body adapts to burning sugar as its primary fuel, resulting in the downregulation of enzymes that utilize and burn stored fat. As a result, you become progressively more insulin resistant and start gaining weight. When you’re

metabolically unfit, your body primarily relies on glucose, or sugar, as fuel, instead of using fat as a primary fuel.

Even though the fat is there in abundance, your body doesn't have the metabolic capacity to access it. For most people, surplus fuel stored in your body is stored in the form of fat. However, no one has more than about two days’ worth of sugar stored in their tissues. This is why when you first start fasting, and you’re unable to access your fat stores, you’ll quickly exhaust your sugar stores and can experience low blood sugar.

It's not that you don't have the fuel to generate, because your body can make sugar itself, but that process takes a while to ramp up and, as a result, most people get relatively hypoglycemic when they first start using TRE. You may experience dizziness and fatigue as a result, which are signs that you're not metabolically flexible. If you were, your body would have more than enough capacity to produce all the fuel you need to keep your brain happy and healthy.

TRE promotes insulin sensitivity and improves blood sugar management by increasing insulin-mediated glucose uptake rates, which is important for resolving Type 2 diabetes. Another study revealed that eating all meals between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. — instead of between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. — resulted in greater metabolic flexibility, reduced hunger and increased sense of fullness, resulting in weight loss.

Ideally, you’ll want to stop eating for three to five hours before bedtime, then start your eating window in midto late morning after you wake up. Most people reading this can benefit from embracing TRE; however, it isn’t recommended for people who are underweight, expectant or nursing. You also need to use caution if you’re taking certain medications, such as those for blood pressure or blood sugar.

Interestingly, when you're metabolically inflexible and unable to

use fat for fuel, your body generates a molecule called acetyl-CoA when it’s breaking down fats — and that happens to be one of the cofactors for your body making melatonin.

So when you're metabolically inflexible, your body produces far less melatonin in the mitochondria where you need it, because that's where almost all the damage that causes cancer is caused — due to oxidative stress from the process of generating energy within the mitochondria.

4.Exercise often — Exercise is probably the single most important “drug” we know of, and it’s a powerful intervention to prevent Alzheimer’s, among other chronic diseases. One of the most comprehensive studies to date of the molecular changes that occur in your body due to exercise provided an unprecedented glimpse into the details of the body’s physiological response.

It demonstrated that “an orchestrated choreography of biological processes” occur, including those related to:

· Energy metabolism

· Oxidative stress

· Inflammation

· Tissue repair

· Growth factor response

In all, 17,662 molecules were measured, 9,815 of which changed in response to exercise, with some going up and others going down. Certain molecules also spiked immediately after exercise then quickly dropped, while others remained heightened for an hour.

“It was like a symphony,” study author Michael Snyder, Ph.D., professor and chair of genetics at Stanford University, told The New York Times. “First you have the brass section coming in, then the strings, then all the sections joining in.”

Even weekend warriors who pack 150 minutes of exercise into two days

enjoy lower all-cause and cause-specific mortality rates, although I encourage you to make exercise a priority on most days of the week instead. Along with the well-known benefits to your heart, exercise is protective for your brain.

If you know you’re at increased risk of dementia, for instance if a close family member has been diagnosed, it’s even more important to adhere to a regular exercise program. In seniors who are at high risk of dementia, cognitive decline can be reduced with a comprehensive program addressing diet, exercise, brain training, and managing metabolic and vascular risk factors.

Exercise initially stimulates the production of a protein called FNDC5, which in turn triggers the production of BDNF, or brain-derived neurotrophic factor. In your brain, BDNF not only preserves existing brain cells, but also activates brain stem cells to convert into new neurons and effectively makes your brain grow.

Research confirming this includes a study in which seniors aged 60 to 80 who walked 30 to 45 minutes, three days per week, for one year and increased the volume of their hippocampus by 2%. Higher fitness levels were also associated with a larger prefrontal cortex.

5.Protect yourself from EMFs — Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are the cigarettes of the 21st century — and most people are being exposed 24 hours a day. Most of the radiation emits from cellphones, cell towers, computers, smart meters and Wi-Fi, to name just a few of the culprits. Exposure causes serious mitochondrial dysfunction due to free radical damage. Among the most common consequences of chronic EMF exposure to your brain are:

· Alzheimer's

· Anxiety

· Autism — One of my longtime

mentors, Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, has linked autism in children to excessive EMF exposure during pregnancy

· Depression

EMFs may also play a role in heart issues and infertility. Research conducted by the National Toxicology Program (NTP) also found “clear evidence” that exposure to cellphone radiation led to heart tumors in the male rates, along with “some evidence” that it caused brain and adrenal gland tumors in the rats.

While it's nearly impossible to avoid EMF exposure completely, there are practical ways to limit it. Given the number of EMFs that bombard you all day long, getting educated about the negative effects of EMFs is imperative to your well-being. Particularly if you are dealing with a serious illness, it is well worth your time to reduce your EMF exposure as much as possible.

One strategy is to connect your desktop computer to the internet via a wired connection and put your desktop — and cellphone — in airplane mode. Also avoid wireless keyboards, trackballs, mice, game systems, printers and house phones. Opt for the wired versions. If you must use Wi-Fi, shut it off when not in use, especially at night when you’re sleeping. Shutting off the electricity to your bedroom at night will also help reduce your exposure.

I encourage you to embrace all of these protective strategies that support optimal health. These are just a start, as there are many others, such as use of a near-infrared sauna, that will also protect your health and lower all-cause mortality.

But remember, you don’t have to implement them all overnight. With each small step you take to reduce a toxic exposure or add a healthprotective element — like more sun exposure — to your day, the better your health will become.

Disclaimer: The information in this article does not constitute medical advice and is not intended to be a substitute for proper medical care provided by a physician. The Weekly Link assumes no responsibility for any circumstance arising out of the use, misuse, interpretation or application of information in this article.

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This zesty take on the classic Mediterranean salad is chock full of flavor and crunch. Enjoy a bowl for lunch or as an easy dinner side. Bonus: The chickpeas are amazing to have on hand for snacking, so make sure to make doubles.

Note: The chickpeas can be enjoyed unbaked with the spice marinade (they’re pre-cooked), oven roasted- as shown in the recipe, or crumbled for a topping, snack, etc.

MEDITERRANEAN CHILI LIME CHICKPEA SALAD

ROASTED CHILI LIME CHICKPEAS

2 16.9 oz. bags Gefen organic chickpeas

4 tablespoons olive oil

2-3 Tuscannini Calabrian Chilis, finely chopped

2 cubes crushed garlic

2 teaspoons dried parsley

1 teaspoon smoked paprika

2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper

1 teaspoon salt salt

1-2 tablespoons maple syrup or honey

3 tablespoons fresh lime juice

MAPLE VINAIGRETTE

½ cup oil

⅓ cup lime juice

3-4 tablespoons maple syrup or honey

4 teaspoons white vinegar

2 teaspoons salt

2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper

4 cloves garlic

SALAD

1 bag Romaine lettuce or Spring Mix

1 red pepper, diced

½ cup sliced olives

¾ cup dill pickles, sliced

1 pint grape tomatoes, sliced in halves

½ red onion, sliced thinly

Roasted Chili Lime Chickpeas- see recipe

DIRECTIONS:

1. Chickpeas: Spread the chickpeas on a lined baking sheet. Pat really dry with paper towel. In a small bowl, combine the rest of the ingredients. Whisk to combine. Pour on top of the chickpeas and toss until fully coated. Bake at 400˚ for 30-35 minutes.

2. Vinaigrette: In a bowl or jar, combine all ingredients and whisk/ shake until combined.

3. Salad: In a large serving bowl layer all the ingredients. Top with roasted chickpeas and vinaigrette right before serving.

COZY MAPLE ROSEMARY ALMONDS

Treat yourself to the ultimate snack on a long, cold winter night. These won’t last long.

INGREDIENTS:

2 cups raw or roasted almonds (use roasted for a more nutty flavor)

2 tablespoons olive oil

2-3 teaspoons dried rosemary

2 teaspoons maple syrup

2 teaspoons freshly cracked black pepper

2 teaspoons salt

2 frozen cubes crushed garlic

DIRECTIONS:

1. Preheat oven to 400°. Spread the almonds on a lined baking sheet.

2. In a small bowl, combine the rest of the ingredients. Whisk to combine. Pour on top of the almonds and toss until fully coated.

3. Bake at 450° for 10 minutes (do not overbake- they burn fast). Let cool before storing in an airtight container.

A bowl of warmth on an autumn day, serve this as a brunch or dinner side.

INGREDIENTS:

1 cup red quinoa, rinsed

1 teaspoon salt

Oil, for sauteing

1 onion, chopped

1 teaspoon brown sugar

3 garlic cloves, chopped

1 5.2 oz bag roasted chestnuts, cut into halves

5-7 baby Bella mushrooms, peeled and cut into chunks

1 teaspoon Dijon mustard

1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, optional Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste

DIRECTIONS:

Quinoa:

1. Combine the quinoa and water in a saucepan. Bring the mixture to a boil over medium-high heat- uncovered, then decrease the heat to maintain a gentle simmer. Cook until the quinoa has absorbed all the water (about 15 minutes).

2. Remove from heat and cover with lid to let the quinoa steam for 5 minutes. This step gives the quinoa time to pop open so it’s nice and fluffy. Remove the lid and fluff the quinoa with a fork. Season with salt. Set aside.

Chestnut Mushroom Pilaf:

3. Heat oil in a medium saucepan. Add the chopped onions and brown sugar. Saute until golden. Add the garlic, chestnuts, mushrooms, dijon mustard, worcestershire sauce, salt, and pepper. Stir to combine.

4. Let saute for an additional 5-8 minutes until fully caramelized.

5. Serve warm in individual bowls over the red quinoa. Garnish with herbs.

Whole grains are a whole-food. Basing a diet on whole-food makes all the difference to weight and wellbeing. Wholefood contains all the natural nutrients of a food and is very digestible. When food is easily digested, it metabolizes into energy instead of sitting around in the system and slowly turning into fat. Choose whole grains such as, whole wheat/ spelt, kasha, quinoa, oats, rice… Skip highly processed starches, such as white flour and white pasta, since it is indigestible. Carbs are not bad for you; only refined carbs are detrimental to health. Even when blood sugar levels are high, but not dangerously high, whole grains are ok to eat. (With a diagnosis of diabetes, unfortunately, carbs need to be severely limited.) Eat whole grains as opposed to refined starches and feel energized, not deprived.

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BASIC PASTA SALAD

Ingredients: 3 cups brown rice pasta (cooked) Pinch salt, for cooking 1 Tablespoon oil, for cooking 1 cup red bell pepper, diced

cup red onion, diced

cup Israeli pickles, diced

INSTRUCTIONS: Cook the pasta: Fill a 6 qt pot ¾ with water. Add salt and oil. Bring to a boil. Add half a pack pasta to boiling water and cook for 15 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the pasta to an ice cold bowl of water. Allow to cool for 10 minutes and drain.

Salad: Mix the dressing ingredients. Place pasta and vegetables in a bowl. Add the dressing to the bowl and toss the salad.

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About 5 years ago, my daughter brought home a booklet from school on the topic of lashon hara. Included was a letter from Rebbetzin Kanievsky A”H (R’ Chaim’s Z”L wife) that described the power of learning two halachos of lashon hara every day. She quoted Harav Segal, the Manchester Rosh Yeshiva zt”l, who promised that if a person learned two halachos every day, he would personally act as his defender in Heaven. He wrote, “I have not seen a person who has learned the two halachos from the Sefer Chofetz Chaim, who hasn't been helped with having children, finding a shidduch, recovering from an illness, earning a livelihood, or properly raising children.”

The Rebbetzin wrote how she saw open miracles performed for people who have taken upon themselves to learn two halachos a day. One story she mentioned was about a lady who had a child after 20 years once she started to learn the halachos. In another story the Rebbetzin told a family to learn it and their mother, who had a malignant growth totally recovered! Sometime after reading this letter, I started telling others to do it and people reported back about miracles happening to them. This showed me that it is not just a segula; it is the real thing! A miracle maker!

After hearing about 15 success stories, my wife asked me, “How come it works for everyone and not for us? We have three children in shidduchim for years and nothing has happened with them, despite your learning the two daily halachos.” I told her it was

because she was not learning it as well. I even promised her that if she commits to learning the two halachos every day, and none of our children gets engaged within a year, then I would buy her an expensive piece of jewelry. After about six weeks, our second son got engaged. We were shocked that it worked so quickly! About three weeks later, our oldest son got engaged as well! We were in shock! I realized it was because we were both learning the halachos. People who heard our two sons got engaged within three weeks of each other we're amazed and many more people undertook the learning of two daily halachos. The story is not over. Before the vort of my oldest son, someone in my yeshiva suggested that a brother of his brother-in-law might be a good match for my daughter. We checked it out and they started going out. (At this point my daughter was dating for close to three years). A few weeks later they got engaged! Before our first wedding, we had three children engaged! It was a miracle!

With Siyata D’Shmaya, I have stories of people who didn't have children for six and eight years and stories of people who have recovered from major illnesses. I have a story of a lady who called me up and told me that she and her husband have been doing the learning for 30 years and they have 14 children, all married without problems in shidduchim. Two of their family members had dangerous cases of corona and both totally recovered.

I have over 100 stories of

yeshuos in shidduchim from people of all ages, even one over 50. One a man had his $18,000 of taxes owed knocked off, another person's daughter’s life was saved and someone else was saved from a terrible car accident. Another, of a miraculous birth that shocked even the top heart specialist and a story of a difficult child that made a great turnaround.

R’ Isser Zalman Meltzer wrote that if a person does not learn the laws on a regular basis (even if he had learned it before), he cannot guard himself properly from Lashon Hara.

R' Segal zt”l drew up a calendar of four month cycles, where you can finish the sefer three times a year in about 4 minutes a day. I heard over 190 stories personally, most of them from people who learned the book called “Daily Companion” from Artscroll (blue cover), which has the calendar in it. R’ Segal asked that the calendar should be put in his grave, saying that it is his ticket to Olam Haba. Many people have told me that their lives have changed, and so will yours- especially in the next World. If a husband and wife learn it, they will see countless bracha upon their lives.

You can text me, Rabbi Menache (from Lakewood Cheder and Yagdil Torah) 732-371-0147, for a free USB/ CD with many of the miraculous stories, or for the book, Daily Companion. You can also call the hotline at 641-7153800; pin number- 419200# or 732-884-2244.

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Our bodies are meant to have fat to both protect our organs and use it as fuel to give us energy. It only becomes a problem when we have excessive amounts of it, which can ultimately lead to negative health consequences. To put it simply, in order to lose weight and burn fat, your body needs to be burning through more calories than you’re consuming. Your body’s metabolism can be slowed or boosted depending on the way you eat, sleep and work out. One easy way to boost your body’s metabolism is by exercising regularly and making healthier decisions on a day-to-day basis. This includes drinking more water, getting

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Let’s compare the cardio and yoga workout: The cardio workout will burn more calories than your yoga workout. However, it’s important to note that if all you do is cardio workouts, you might only lose a few pounds, if anything at all. Sure, you may burn more calories per workout – but when this happens, you’ll naturally want to consume more food, and may have limited willpower to prevent that from occurring. This means you may ultimately gain weight or plateau instead of getting closer to your goals. For burning fat and keeping it off, you don’t want to just focus on the number of calories burned in one workout – you want to focus on how to sustain long term weight loss, and how your workout made you feel. A

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ןוא ךעלרעדניק ןופ טסַאל יד ןגָארט ןביוהעגנָא שרעדנַא ןדעי יוו טָאה .לדנוזעג עטשטנעבעג ןייז ןזייפּש וצ הסנרפּ טרָאס ענעדישראפ ןיא טריבורפּ רע טָאה טשרעוצ .גלָאפרע ןָא סעלַא רעבָא ,ןטפעשעג ןוא רעסענזיב ןייז ףיוא טשינ זיא לזמ רעד יוו ןעזעגסיוא טָאה'ס .טליפּשעג טשינ סעפּע םיא טָאה טשינרָאג ןוא ,טייז טימ ןפָארטעג

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After the War, the broken remnants set out to rebuild Klal Yisrael. Not everyone did—some were so traumatized that they never recovered; others, in their great despair, gave up their Yiddishkeit. But our parents built. Nobody knows where they got the strength, but we know what drove them: us. The vision of their future children is what carried them over the most incomprehensible challenges.

In a certain spiritual sense, we have also been through a churban. The carnage is all around us: lost souls, ruined lives, ruined marriages…. Many are lost forever—damaged boys and girls who will carry the scars for many years—although we never give up hope on anyone, chalilah

It is time to rebuild Klal Yisrael. The churban has already happened, we’re sitting on its ashes. But we can rebuild.

And we can start with the young girls here tonight. Young idealistic bnos Yisrael: Your whole life is ahead of you. You can make the decision to build your homes to be pure.

We need to create an army. Although Chazal tell us that it is not the way of a woman to go out to war, nevertheless, when it comes to a milchemes chovah, we are taught that even a bride goes from her chuppah to join the battle. We need an army of Jewish daughters to build their homes with a commitment to only possessing talk‐only phones. And then Klal Yisrael will follow. B’zchus nashim tzidkonyios. You’ll never regret it. You’ll lead a richer life than you can imagine, a life that most people have tragically never experienced.

But if we are to rebuild, we will need all hands on deck—even those who are not yet on the battle front. Everyone wants to be good, and some of us are not there yet, but we all have an obligation to support our troops. I received a letter from a yungerman asking that I speak about the social and familial challenges a family faces when they make the decision to live with minimal technology. Even if you are not yet ready to undertake it yourself, you can at least be on the right side. You can create a new culture where the highest level of respect is accorded to those who are rein, pure. A person who is rein is not a chinyuk, he’s not an extremist—he happens to be living in accordance with basic halacha.

A yungerman tells me that his wife is being moser nefesh not to have a smartphone. All her siblings are applying pressure, and she just can’t face it.

What is that?

We’re all human beings, and maybe we don’t realize it but we all need to validate ourselves, and we all have heilige neshamos and know deep inside that technology is a direct contradiction to its purity. So, we can feel resentful to one who is being moser nefesh

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- שילאק ד"בא ל"צז ץ"כ ןהכה ןועמש יבר ג"עקת - ףסוי די/דוד די ס"חמ - תפרצב ללוכה בר ל"צז םייהצניז קחצי םהרבא ר"ב דוד ףסוי יבר ב"צקת - עילופאק ד"בא ל"צז ץ"מ )ט"וי תשודק( ןאמפיל ט"וי ר"ב לאלצב יבר א"רת - דאמ ד"בא ל"צז להאוו רזוע לארשי ר"ב רשא יבר ד"לרת - ןיקיב ד"בא ל"צז באז ר"ב דוד סחנפ יבר ח"לרת - ערויד ד"בא ל"צז הטאר )טסוח( יבצ לאוי ר"ב ןועמש השמ יבר ב"מרת - אקארקמ ר"ומדא ל"צז ןייטשפע יולה )שמשו רואמ( ןמלק סומינולק ר"ב ןרהא יבר ד"נרת - םילשורי-ידאבאס ד"בא ל"צז רעלשרעה

- ץילמו ץיצמ ס"חמ - אראריפ ד"בא

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ל"צז יראמ )קאדראוואנ ד"בא( יראמ אבא םהרבא ר"ב רסיא לארשי יבר ז"מקת - תמא ןיד ס"חמ - אטשוק ימכחמ ל"צז ןובנ 'ירא הדוהי ר"ב קחצי יבר ט"נקת - אקלאס עטאמ ד"בא ל"צז בקעי ר"ב לאירתכ יבר ע"קת - בוט ראב ס"חמ - גרובשערפמ ל"צז )ןעפמאטש( ליווייפ אגרש ירוא ר"ב רעב בוד יבר א"ירת -םילשורי-ןילאג ד"בא ל"צז יוועל םהרבא ר"ב לימעל רשא יבר ה"כרת - הנוהכ תוצמ ס"חמ - סינוט ימכחמ ל"צז יקחצי ןהכה יח קחצי ר"ב םהרבא יבר ו"כרת - אנליווב מ"מ ל"צז ליווייפ לאקזחי ר"ב בייל 'ירא יבר ז"כרת - רימ ,ליטעז ד"בא ל"צז טדאטשנעזייא דוד ףסוי ר"ב םהרבא השמ יבר ב"לרת - ליבאנרעשטמ ר"ומדא ל"צז יקסרעווט יכדרמ ר"ב ןרהא יבר ה"לרת - ז"וט/ח"בה דכנ - בובל ץ"מוד ל"צז דלעפנעמולב לאומש דוד ר"ב ףלאוו באז ןימינב יבר ה"מרת - קאשילאכימ ד"בא ל"צז ץילעראק-ןוירוג ןהכה םולש ריאמ ר"ב בייל הדוהי יבר ו"נרת - שטירוואמ ר"ומדא ל"צז ןהאסרואינש קחצי ףסוי ר"ב רעבוד םוחנ יבר א"ערת - םימשל רוא דכנ - אקארקב מ"ר ל"צז דלאהנייר ןמלק יבר - המלש תדמחה ןתח ,ןיצראקז ד"בא באז לאפר 'ר ןתח - בוטסוגוא ד"בא ל"צז ןהאסנרהא עשוהי יבר ה"פרת - דופאה ליעמ ס"חמ - 'ירגלוב ינבר שאר ל"צז ונאפיפ םהרבא ר"ב דוד יבר צ"רת - אשראוו ץ"מוד ל"צז שיפפעלק ליוונאז לאומש ר"ב יכדרמ יבר ב"שת - ןאטסאבמ ר"ומדא ל"צז ץיוורוה אקלעמש לאומש ר"ב דוד סחנפ יבר ב"שת - באלסיראבב ר"ומדא ל"צז ןירפס )אנראמאק( יבצ רזעילא ר"ב יכדרמ םהרבא יבר ג"שת - דוד ידסח ס"חמ - וואשטאכאסמ ר"ומדא ל"צז ןייטשנראב לאומש ר"ב דוד יבר ט"ת - אנזופ ,הארטסואמ ל"צז םוחנ ר"ב ]ןשרד[ בייל הדוהי יבר ח"מת - ס"תחה לש וניקזו ,ך"ששרהמ ןתח - ל"צז רפוס ןועמש ר"ב השמ יבר ו"עת - אקארקמ לודגה ןשרד ל"צז ןרהא ר"ב קחצי יבר ד"יקת - בובל ד"בא ל"צז אנגיטיא ל"גס בייל הדוהי ר"ב שריה ילתפנ יבר ז"יקת - אקארקמ

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טקישעגפּא ןאד זיא עיצאמראפניא ".רעטסנעפ עכיוה יד וצ ןראוועג ןיירא רעכיז ןענעז ןראהרעביוא ענייד" ".זאטסקע ןא ןיא ",טיירפעג קראטש ךיז טאה רעלטיה" רע סאוו תעשב ,גרעבנעלעש טלכיימש טגיל סאוו ץיירק םענרעזייא םעד טעלג .ןגארק ןייז םורא ן'ראפ ןעמוקאב סאד וטסאה" "?אלנעוו ןיא ךימ ןוא סנעוויטס ןפּענדיק ראיאמ .ןפארטעגוצ

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ןעמונעגנייא זיא דנאלאה זא טצעי" סאד זיא ,יימרא עגיטכעמ רעזנוא ךרוד ".ןריזינאגרא וצ רעגנירג ךאסא ןבעג רשפא רימ טסנעק" -טייהטנוזעג רעד רעביא עיצאמראפניא ליוו ",סנעפּאק ןאטיפּאק ןופ דנאטשוצ .ןסיוו טסעב

וצ ןייגקירוצ זומ'כ ,טגידלושטנא" וצ ןכאז ערעגיטכיוו באה'כ .סיפא ןיימ גנילצולפּ ץיראל ךיז טבייה ",ןגידעלרע סיורא טריצאפּש ןוא לקנעב ןייז ןופ ףיוא .רעמיצ ןופ טגערפ "?לטעראגיצ א טסליוו" .גרעבנעלעש רימ טסלאז ךיוא

.שינעגנעפעג ןיא ןראוועג ןעמונעג ןענעז דנאלגנע !גירק םעד ןעניוועג רימ" טסיורג ",טרעטשעצ לאטאט ןרעוו טעוו .גרעבנעלעש ךיז ",עשיטירב יד רעטנוא טשינ ץאש" .קראטש טסעב ךיז טלאה ןייז ןופ ןיירא ףיט טיצ גרעבנעלעש ףיוא גיאורמוא ךיז טיירד רע .לטעראגיצ טסטלאה וד" :טגערפ ןוא לקנעב ןייז ןטלאה טשינ ךיז ןלעוו עשיטירב יד זא ןטלאהנא ןלעוו ןוא ןבעגרעטנוא םייב ייז ןלעוו רימ ביוא וליפא ,גירק םעד "?עדאנאק ןייק זיב ןביירטראפ ".ןרעפטנע ןפראד וטסעוו עגארפ יד" .פּאק ןייז טימ טלקאש גרעבנעלעש ראפ" :עגארפ א םיא טלעטש טסעב ןגערפ וצ ראנ – ןעמוקעג אד וטזיב םעד "?עגארפ עשיראנ יד ןוא רעגולק א טזיב וד" ךיא ןוא .ןאטיפּאק ,ןאמ רעטנעגילעטניא סאוו ,ץענ שזאנאיפּש עשיטירב יד ץעש א גנורעקלעפאב רעייז ןיוש טריוורעס םיא טרעפטנע ",ראי טרעדנוה-יירד עטוג

.גרעבנעלעש יוזא טקנופּ ךיוא רעבא ןענעק ייז" ".ןזיירג ןכאמ טאה ןעמ דלאביוו ,יוזא ראנ טסגאז" ענייד ןגיילרעבירא טסלאז וד ןסייהעג לארטנאק טראפּסאפּ' יד וצ ןטפעשעג יד ןופ עיצארעפּא עמייהעג א – 'סיפא ןריטראווקטפּיוה שזאנאיפּש עשיטירב "?דנאלאה ןיא ,טגאזעג סאד ריד טאה רעוו" "?סנעוויטס טלייצראפ רימ טאה סנעוויטס" רימ ןבאה ןכאז עסיוועג .ןכאז ךאסא רעלעווק ערעדנא ןופ טסואוועג

ןאשזרעב

Wedding in courts of Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok, Volova, Ulem and Berzhan

Rabbi Nissan David Kiwak of Breslev visits Kiryas Yoel

ןופרעד ראפ ןעמ טוט סאד זא טפאהעג טאה ן'ראפ ןדערפּא ךאסא ךיז ן'כאנ ,םיא יד רעביא ,ץיראל ,טנאדנעמאק

טייג טסעב רעבא ,טלייצראפ םיא

רעטכעוו ענייז

א ראפ ןוטעג טרעוו טעברא יד זא םוצ ןראוועג טפּשמ'ראפ זיא רעכלעוו .טיוט טסעב זיב רעביאראפ ןענעז םישדח ןפּאכ טנעקעג לאמ עטשרע סאד טאה טשינ טאה סאוו ,ןאמ ן'פיוא קילב א עבמאב א ןרידאלפּסקע וצ טריבורפּ ראנ טאה ראנ ,רעלטיה ןענע'גרה טעוו סאוו ,עסיורג עלא ןשיוואוצפּא טרינאלפּ ךיוא ןעמאזוצ פּעק-ןפּראק עשיצאנ עכיוה .רעריפ

עכילרעדרעמ ןוא

ךיז גאי'כ" :ףיוא ךיז טבייה גרעבנעלעש ".ןילרעב ןייק ראפ'כ ,לסיבא

םיא טגערפ "?עיצקא עכלעוו וצ" .גיסייב טסעב

ןיימ ואוו טראד ?טסייוו רעוו" ".ןייז טעוו עבאגפיוא עגידנעמוק וצ לאגוטראפּ רעדא עינאפּש ןייק" "?עשיטירב ךאנ ןפּאכראפ "!ןאטיפּאק ,גיאור ךיז טלאה" טזאלראפ גרעבנעלעש לאמנייא לעצ ןייז ןיא טסעב טביילב ,ץאלפּ םעד םעד ראפ טייצ יד טראד טפּוטש ןוא .ראי ןגידנעמוק ***

ןראפ ן'רעדייא ךאנ ,ןילרעב ןיא קירוצ טציז ,לאגוטראפּ רעדא עינאפּש ןייק עזעידנארג ס'רעלטיה רעביא גרעבנעלעש עגנאל .דנאלגנע ןעמענוצנייא רענעלפּ א טימ – גרעבנעלעש טאה ןטאנאמ ןטרעפּסקע עשטייד ןופ באטש עסיורג יוזאיוו ןאלפּ ןטרילאטעד א ןבירשעג –.ןייגוצ טעוו ןוא לאז עיצקא יד ןבאה ,טייקכילטקנופּ רעשטייד טימ ןוא טלמאזעג ,טרינאלפּ ,טכארטעג ייז ןטייקגיניילק רעטנזיוט ןבירשעגפּא עיצאמראפניא ךעלעפּארט ןוא -סיורג ןופ עיצאפּוקא רעד רעביא יד ןסיוו טפראדעג ןבאה ייז .עינאטירב דנאלגנע ןופ עיצאמראפניא עטארוקא עשיטילאפּ ,ןעמעטסיס עלאגעל יד –עסערפּ ,סמואעזומ ,רעטילימ ,ןטפערק ,ןדיא ,ןטנארגימע ,סעיגילער ,אידאר ןוא .ךאנ ןוא ןטפערק עשיאייצילאפּ

בילוצ ,ןבאטשכוב עסיורג ןיא םיא ראפ רעסיוא זיא סאד .טוג טשינ טעז רע סאוו ".טדייל רע סאוו ףיוא ןכאז עגירביא יד טסעב טריבורפּ "?יוזא שממ" .עיצאמראפניא ןפּעלשוצסיורא יד סקאמ ראסעפארפּ טניירפ ןיימ" ראפ טליפּשעג טאה סאוו רעד – סינירק 'יניטראמ לענאלאק' ןופ עלאר יד ריד רע ;רעטאיכיספּ רעסיורג א ראג זיא –רעביא לסיבא טלייצראפ רימ טאה ןוא דנאטשוצ-טייהטנוזעג ס'רעלטיה ןעק'כ סאוו רערהיפ ן'פיוא ןכאז ךאנ "...ןבעגרעביא טשינ טאה גרעבנעלעש סאוו ץארט גנוצ ןייז זיא ,טלייצראפ סעלא טשינ טלייטעג טאה רע .זיול שפּיה ןעוועג ייב ןעוועג זיא רע יוזאיוו עיצאמראפניא טאה ןעמ ןעוו רעלטיה טימ גנוציז א רעסלע ןגעוו ,עבמאב רעד ןגעוו טדערעג ןבעגעגרעביא טאה רע .טסעב ןגעוו ןוא ראפ טלייצראפ טשינ טאה ןעמ יוזאיוו טגאזעג םיא ראנ ,תמא םעד רעלטיה טסעב ןעוו .ןרעה טלאוועג טאה רע סאוו ,ןטייהלצנייא רעמ ןסיוו טלאוועג טאה .ליומ סאד טכאמראפ גרעבנעלעש טאה יד ןיא ךעלפּעק יד ןענעז ןאד" ןעגנוטייצ יד ןופ ןטייז-עטשרעדאפ ןבאה ךיא ןוא סנעוויטס זא –ןצנאגניא - רעסלע טלעטשעגרעטנוא .ןפורעגנא ךיז טסעב טאה "!שלאפ ?ןעגנוטייצ אד ןענעז ןעד סאווראפ" ןברק רעטשרע רעד זיא ,המחלמ ןיא ".ןאטיפּאק ,תמא רעד ןפעלש וצ טריבורפּ טאה טסעב ןעוו גרעבנעלעש טאה ,עיצאמראפניא ךאנ טדערעג טנייה ןיוש באה'כ" :ןפורעגנא ךיז :ןסאשעגקירוצ טאה טסעב ".ךאס וצ ןטלאשראפ םעד

Narratives

Inspirations

Honorable Exception

Chaim G. was a seasoned busi nessman who faithfully submitted his tax information every three months, as the laws in England dic tate. Retailers were tasked with calculating every tax dollar that they had charged their customers, and then submitting the complete sum to the Tax Department. As an upright citizen, Chaim dutifully completed the paperwork and sub mitted it before the deadline. The system flowed smoothly, four times each year, with no indica tion that the process would change.

One summer he received a no tice from the Tax Department in forming him drily that henceforth the taxes “…must be submitted on line…” and proprietors were urged to make all necessary arrange ments before the new regulations went into effect.

Chaim was stumped. He had no online access – not by default but by choice. The new regulation had come out of left field and caught him completely unprepared.

This ehrliche businessman im mediately procured a copy of a lo cal Beis Din ruling which explains the significance of banning inter net usage. He submitted this copy, along with a respectful letter re questing that he be permitted to continue filing taxes by post due to his religious beliefs. He asked that the rabbinical document enclosed should be taken into account be fore a decision would be rendered.

It was a bold move which elicit ed some good-natured ribbing

from his colleagues.

“Come on, Chaim,” they laughed. “What do you think? The tax offi cers are really not interested in your personal opinions regarding the internet! They want the taxes submitted online and they’re not going to change their minds.”

Chaim shrugged. He didn’t pro fess to have an ‘in’ with the Tax De partment, nor could he predict their reaction to his strange re quest. About two weeks elapsed without any further notifications. The popular belief that ‘no news is good news’ didn’t hold water in this case. Time was of the essence.

He contacted the Tax Depart ment and was told, “Yes, sir. We received your written request and it is under review. We submitted the Hebrew text of your rabbinical document to a legal translator and a final decision is pending.”

“They’re taking me seriously,” Chaim marveled. “They didn’t merely shred my letter to bits, as the others predicted.”

When the response finally ar rived, it was as startling as it was concise.

In an official memorandum dat ed July 5th, the HM Revenue & Cus toms Tax Firm replied:

“…I have reviewed your request to continue filing VAT returns on paper, on the grounds that your re ligious beliefs preclude you from filing online…

“I can confirm…you are current ly not required to file VAT returns online and you can continue to file on paper. You will continue to re ceive paper returns.”

The entire country has transi tioned to online filing, but this Yid in London remains an honorable exception.

KIDS LINK

By: Esther S.

Cartoon Corner

Weekly Story

The Imrei Chaim of Visnitz once told his chasidim by tish that whoever has Yiras Shamayim can come to him for Shrayim. Nobody was confident enough to come up to take Shreiym.

Soon one of the Chasidim went up to the Rebbe to recieve some Shrayim.

The Rebbe asked him “Do you have Yiras Shamayim?”

The man said, “Yes, I live alone. So on Shabbos when I want to read, if the light are closed, I don’t open the light since I have Yiras Shamayim.”

The Imrei Chaim then kissed the man on the hand and gave him Shrayim.

“Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard”

By: Esther S.

KIDSLINK

The world's largest blanket didn't even fit into an indoor arena.

A hippo's jaw opens wide enough to fit a sports car inside.

It would take 19 minutes to fall from the North Pole to Earth’s core.

Security staff at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport noticed something unusual in the X-ray of a traveler's bag: a stowaway cat. The Transportation Security Administration said agents monitoring the baggage X-rays at the airport noticed what appeared to be the outline of an animal. The bag was opened by a TSA officer, who was shocked to see a live orange cat inside," TSA spokesperson said.

TSA agents told Delta Airlines about the discovery, and the airline was able to locate the owner of the bag, who was preparing to fly to Orlando, Fla. The bag's owner said the cat belongs to another member of his family.

Not everyone gets it right the first time, Success is unfortunately, A hard, difficult climb. However, for those who Just won’t lose hope, Success will throw down a lifesaving rope.

Work hard, work smart, and you will succeed, Don’t follow the rest of the world, take lead.

All my best wishes I send, to you my dear friend, I hope you keep getting, successful till the end.

Riddles

Everyone has me but no one can lose me. What am I? Where would you take a sick boat? What has a head but no brain?

“Do the best you can until you know better”

Yiddy & Devoiry Feingold

Blimy Weiss

Chaya’la Fisch

Risi Wosner

Chaya Suri Lichtenstein 5

Baily & Elchonen Asher Rothbart

Gabriel Fischer 4

Surala Markson 5

Idy Braun

Leah Housman 8

Goldy Fekete 9

Esty Rabinowitz 7

Lipa Halberstam

Family Moskowitz

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Ari Gross 5

Shimon Taub

Zissy Kaszovitz

Freund Family

Moshe Friedman 8

Yossi Ilowitz

Mimi Greenfeld 5

Yitzchok Goldhirsch 4

Yitzchok Gutman 3

Shia Landau

Esty Fuhrer

Malky Fuhrer

Kraft it! Matching Game

Cut out all the cards.

Then, ip all the cards over and take turns nding the cards that are opposites.

Graphics by: Craftingpages@gmail.com

In this weeks השרפ, is the story of בקעי’s dream. Color the page according to the part that is already colored in.

Graphics by: Craftingpages@gmail.com

PROPERTY FOR SALE

2-family brick house semi-attached. BP, shared driveway, garage, new boiler, mortgage-approved clients. no brokers, private owner.

Call: 347-885-5396

HOUSE / CONDO FOR RENT

Monticello-beautiful, 3 BDR, 2 baths, Beautiful grounds, walking distance to kosher food & minyanim. for all year-round/short vacations Call: 718-290-0764

Willowbrook-Staten Island, near R' Pollak shul, 3 BDR, full house, freshly remodeled, prime location, section 8 accepted. Call: 347-764-6536

Selling beautiful brand new homes, 2 floors & bsmt center of Monticello, near all shopping.

Call:718-801-1915

APARTMENT UNFURNISHED

BP-12/13th & 55th, 2 small BDR apt, ground floor front, few steps up, everything new. Call: 347-418-7748

Flatbush-E 19th & Ave M, 2 BDR, 2 baths, W/D, large porch. Call: 917-660-4800

Linden-3 BDR house in central heimishe area, large backyard & basement, avail for long term. Text: 908-443-1071

BP-13th & 57th, brand new fully furnished apt, 8 beds, hotel-style. avail for the yomim tovim & weekends, all year, util incl. Call:917-686-7147

BP-15th & 50th, 3 BDR, 1.5 bath 1200 SF avail for short term. Text:929-475-1558

Linden-home for rent, 3 BDR, 3 baths living space, outdoor space, linen quilts, etc prov. Text:908-443-1071

BP-12th & 36th, 2 BDR apt for rent. Call/Text: 718-415-5442

BP-13th & 55th, 2 BDR apt newly redone, 1st floor, front apt.

Contact the broker: Call/Lv msg:718-490-0825

HOUSE / CONDO FOR SALE

Bedford Ave & Ave J, single fam, det, det garage, full bsmt, asking $1,385m. Call/Text: Isaac Shmedra Landau 718-853-0202 www.isaaclandau.exprealty.com landau7667@gmail.com

BP-14th & 40th, store plus 3 apts, great for user or investment, asking $1,8m. Call/Text Isaac Shmedra Landau:718-853-0202

BP-East 8th & Ditmas Ave, 2 family, detached, 25x100 lot size, 20x70 built, good cond, asking $1.690M. Call/Text Isaac Shmedra Landau: 718-853-0202

Family with good income/credit seeks to rent a home with the option to buy: 718-576-4511

BP-15 & 56 approx 1,500 SF, newly renov, 4 BDR, 1.5 bath, 3rd fl, section 8 ok, prefer middle age. Call/Lv msg: 718-438-0568

BP-15th & 42nd, 3 BDR, brand new, 3rd floor, with appliances, $3200. Call:347-581-5250

Ocean Pkwy & Parkville, 3 fam house, 3rd flr, 3 large BDR, 1.5 baths EIK, L/R, D/R, backyard, $2400. Call:718-436-1897/718-938-8388

Seagate, Beautiful 4 BDR, 2 baths, large living & D/R, W/D hookups, porch, 1 block from beach, $2600. Call: 347-524-3477

BP-17th & 53rd, beautiful bsmt apt, avail from Feb 2023, short term ok. Call/Lv msg: 718-871-3555

BP 16th & 40th, newly renov furnished bsmt apt, 1.5 baths, new kitchen, ample closets, util incl. Call: 917-586-1740

VACATION RENTAL

Flatbush-Ave J, E 10th Street.

Large 2 fam house on 60x100 corner lot, asking 4.1M. Call: 718-437-1811

BP-18th & 47th, beautiful, sunny 3 BDR, 2 baths, W/D, section 8 ok. Call:718-851-0825/646-705-1353

SHORT TERM RENTALS

BP- 3 BDR,1.5 bath, 1200 SF. Text:908-443-1071

Gorgeous 3-room house, in center of Monticello, section 8 all year, near Shull & all shopping. Call:718-801-1915

BP-mid 40's, 2 BDR, 2 flights up, DR, W/D. Call: 929-202-3238

Brand new beautiful 1 BDR, 1st floor. Contact the broker: Call/Lv msg:718-490-0825

Flatbush-bet Ave I/J, & East 26, 3 BDR, 1 bath, 1st flr, 2-fam house, large L/R, D/R, W/D hookup. Call: 718-253-8808 Call/Text: 347-392-8796

APARTMENT FURNISHED

BP-13th & 54th, new 1 & 2 BDR, 1 flight up, full kitchen, bath, A/C, W/D, linen. Daily, Shabbos, weekly, monthly. Day: 718-686-0909 Eve: 347-524-7686

BP-13th & 57th, 2 BDR apt, 8 beds. avail for the yomim tovim, also weekends, all amenities incl. Call:917-686-4065

Airmont suite avail, beautiful suite on Parklike property, all linens, towels & shabbos essentials prov, 10 beds + crib. Email:shabbosairmont@gmail.com

Belle Harbor, corner beach block. Shabbos, Yom Tov & mid-wk. Enjoy fresh ocean air. 2 & 3 BDR apts. Eruv, nr shuls, kosher, 20 min from BP. Summer rentals avail. 347-619-3525

Casa Grande ARIZONA desert-Magnificent 3 BDR luxurious villa on a private lake, WIFI office space, priv heated pool, fully stocked kosher kit, Shabbos package avail. Call/Lv msg:WA 520-251-4459

Linden, 3 BDR, 2 bath vacation home, avail for the weekends. Linen, towels, etc incl, lg backyard. Please Text: 908-443-1071

Miami-3200 Collins ave, 2nd floor, beautiful 2 BDR, 2 baths, porch. Call:347-528-7038

Miami Beach, Indian CRK.. near hotels, beautiful, clean, sunny condo, porch, stunning views, & parking, near shuls. Call: 718-812-2656

Miami Beach, newly renov 1 BDR apt, beautiful ocean view.

Call: 347-760-0570

Miami Beach Carriage Club North beautiful

2 BDR, 2 bath, ground floor, avail for the winter season.

Call: 347-499-0031

Monsey House

Magnificent, luxurious, 8 BDR, Large dining/living room.

Huge kitchens, backyards, swing sets, etc. Great for Pesach getaways & Simchos.

Book now, avail from Jan 10 & on!! 347-831-6836

MONSEY SHABBOS GETAWAY

Spacious 7 BDR house in Concord for Shabbosim. 19+ beds, XL deck & backyard, 3 flr. Linens & Shabbos essentials prov. Call:845-548-6478

Newly renovated 3 BDR, in Blooming Grove, avail for week/weekends, first come first serve. Call: 347-587-0554

BUNGALOW FOR RENT

You have a bungalow colony & you are tired of running/managing it? I can take it over, manage it for you & bring you maximum results.

Email:123bungalows@gmail.com

OFFICE / SPACE FOR RENT

BP. *New Utrecht & mid 50's, prof office spaces, $350 - $1500.

*Mid 50's & NU office rm, $350.

*Mid 50's & 12th bsmt rm, $675.

*Office rms for females, $200+. Broker: 732-708-2004

JOB OPPORTUNITY

A 30-year-old male with mild disabilities who enjoys talking about hatzolah/shomrim/celebrities, etc. & going

out to eat is seeking a companion for 1-2 times per week to go out in the evenings. Call: 718-854-2747 Ext 3300

BP Join our team! F/T or P/T secretaries, large heimish all-girls office, amazing envir, if you have good communication skills & some

computer knowledge, this job is for you! will train. F/T 8:30-4:30 P/T 2:00pm-7:00pm.

Email: joboffer758@gmail.com/ Call: 718-437-7464

Brand new construction, 2 rooms, 500 SF. Call: 347-397-3810

Parkville Ave, 3 room bsmt space avail, built to suit, priv ent, strategically loc bet BP & Flatbush. Opt for apt. Text/Call: 347-307-4074

North Miami Beach, 4 BDR villa, large D/RL/R, 2 full bath, priv pool, towels/linen prov, kosher kitchen, walk to shul, beautiful grounds.

Avail weekday/weekend/Yom Tov. Call: 845-662-6980

Planning a Shabbos in Monsey?

1 & 2 room suites, fully furnished, avail for Shabbosim in center of Monsey. 845-352-8564

Seagate Vacation Home

Avail weekday/weekend/Yom Tov. Fresh

ocean air in beautiful resort.

1, 2 & 3 BDR homes. 718-946-1236

Shabbos Getaway - Kingston, PA

• 5 BDR + 10 Beds • Lg master suite

• 3.5 bath • Super-sized backyard • walk to shul • Mikvah

• Supermarket • Pizza/Fleishig Deli

For Details, Mendel: 718-974-6415

CAR FOR SALE

Car Donations

Donate your vehicle. Receive $1500 tax deduction + $2400 in gift card. We buy cars too! 718-974-9428

BUSINESS FOR SALE

Accounting firm seeking an accountant, exp & accounting ba pref, BP CPA firm, Brooklyn. Email Resume: cpaposition16@gmail.com

Bais Yaakov of BP is seeking a middle school gym teacher. Call Shaindy Fink: 718-436-7300 Ext #310 & Email resume to: finks@bjbjp.org

Bais Yaakov of BP is seeking substitute teachers for pre-school & grades 1-8 AM & PM. Mrs. Weinman: 917-331-3714

Bais Yaakov of BP seeking seminary aged assistant teachers for grades 1-3, PM. Call Shaindy: 718-436-7300 Ext 298/ Email:fendelh@bjbp.org

Beautiful group home for women with disabilities looking for an assistant to help with daily operations, must be resp, take charge when needed & be a team player, driver’s license a plus, computer literate, approx 30 hrs a week. Call 347-598-3127 Forward resume to: c.rabiner@hcsny.org

Brklyn Kitchen Company seeking resp project coordinator, great organization & people skills needed, office exp a +, nice frum envir, F/T, growth oppor, female pref, $45k-55k

Resume: hr@luxorkitchens.com

Brooklyn-based company seeking new receptionist/secretary- energetic, interpersonal, organizational, follow- thru skills. Quick learner, bi-lingual a plus, medicaid exp a huge plus, will train, friendly envir, growth oppor. Email resume: acohen@whitegloveconsultants.com

Busy BP office seeking a F/T female secretary, great pay, hemishe envir. will train.

Email: resumessfs@gmail.com

Busy heimishe BP office seeking F/T girl secretary, grad pref, efficient, detail-oriented w/ good comm skills.

Email:job2021bp@gmail.com

Busy heimishe office is looking for a accounts receivables rep, benefits incl great pay, health insurance, paid Yom Tov, vacation days & legal holidays. Email resume to: sarah@royalcare.nyc

Pizza bread & baking goods system, needs a small place, all-electric, tunnel Fortuna divider, & dough sheeter, used in good condition. Best offers accepted.

Call: 845-304-2133

BP bookkeeping firm seeks secretaries to manage accounts. resp incl payroll, bank reconciliation, & reports, exciting & challenging job.

Contact: brooklynjob4520@gmail.com

BP Bookkeeping Office seeking F/T account managers. Great environment, multi-girl office. We will train.

Team@ringelco.com

Do you enjoy working with individuals with special needs?

HCS is seeking energetic girls/young women to work at our afterschool program, share your talents & have a good time! Hours are Mon- Thurs from 3pm-6pm. Forward resume to: jobs@hcsny.org/

Call:718-854-2747 Ext 1176

BAIS YAAKOV OF BORO PARK IS SEEKING SEMINARY AGED ASSISTANT TEACHERS FOR GRADES 1-3 P.M.

Email resume: to lowingerl@bjbp.org or fendelh@bjbp.org or call Mrs. Fink at 718-436-7300 ext. #310

BAIS YAAKOV OF BORO PARK IS SEEKING MIDDLE SCHOOL GYM TEACHER.

Please call: Shaindy Fink (718) 436-7300 Ext. #310 or email: resume to finks@bjbjp.org.

BAIS YAAKOV OF BORO PARK IS SEEKING SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR PRE- SCHOOL AND GRADES 1-8 A.M. & P.M. Please call: Mrs. Weinman at (917)331-3714.

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sales pitch on why we should consider you. Email your resume to: Officeposition24@gmail.com

HCS is looking to hire a Care Manager Supervisor, Care Managers, and Coordinators.

• Work with children and families dealing with mental health or medical challenges.

• Candidates must be organized, responsible, and possess great coordinating, and interpersonal skills.

• Great position for someone looking to establish a career within the field of therapy (OT, PT, SP/L), medicine, social services and administration.

• Seeking men and women with BA.

Part-time

F/T-office positions

P/T -special educators

great pay, & potential growth.

careers@p3connect.com

Flatbush office seeking heimishe female secretary, Mon-Thur, 10:00-4:45, trans avail from BP. hberger@ahavamedical.com Call: 718-951-8800 Ext 2305

Heimishe school in BP seeking long term sub for 8th-grade, math & history.

Emai: resumes5783@gmail.com

Heimish Office in BP looking for F/T female secretary.

Text: 646-598-4949 Email: padhoffice@gmail.com

Looking to hire technical director for fun girls Sunday program. Must be responsible & geshikt, well paid. Email resume to: ggoldberger054@gmail.com

Morning limudei chol teacher needed for 1st-grade level sp-ed girls program, exp a must. Email resume to: hr@yesodeibina.org

Seeking a heimish home for a sweet, young teenage boy in need of a warm, stable envir. Call Mrs. Gottdenger at Comfort Health: 718-408-5400 Ext 521

Seeking an assistant to keep up w/ regulations, writing policies & to assist with audits when needed. please forward resume to: jobs@hcsny.org

HCS is seeking an in-house marketing specialist, must be able to handle large projects as well as have exp in graphics & copyright Forward your resume to: jobs@hcsny.org

HCS is seeking female Direct Support Professionals to work in a beautiful group home in BP for highly independent ladies, exp working with individuals with developmental disabilities req & driver’s license pref. Contact:347-598-3127

HEALTH COORDINATOR: Yeled V`Yalda Brooklyn seeking RN P/T, computer skills a must, salary of $40,000.-$50,000.

Email: MRosin@yeled.org Call: 718-514-8668

Health Coordinator: Yeled V`Yalda Staten Island seeking RN P/T, computer skills a must, salary $25,000, + (based on credentials).

Email: MRosin@yeled.org Call: 718-514-8668

Heimishe BP accounting office seeking F/T secretary, graduates welcome, nice pay & great potential for growth!

Email: cpaposition16@gmail.com

Heimishe BP girls DC seeking day camp director w/ leadership exp in the daycamp field.

Email: directorbp18@gmail.com

Heimishe school in BP seeking a secretary 11-4 for the English dep, Should be personable, resp, good at multi-tasking, leadership or teaching exp necessary. Email resume to: Resumes5783@gmail.com

Human Resources Coordinator Seeking a F/T HR Coordinator. Job duties include recruiting, employee relations, employee policies & assist in other HR initiatives, candidate must have knowledge of labor laws, be computer savvy & detail oriented. Must have excellent organizational and communication skills.

Forward resume to: Jobs@hcsny.org

Join a team that inspires growth day after day, become a care manager, great job for someone looking for work in social services, admin, & therapy (OT, PT, SP/L) male & female candidates, P/T or F/T positions avail, competitive compensation, full benefits package, BA req. Forward resume to: jobs@championny.org

Na'aseh is seeking qualified male & female P3 providers for our 1-1 division, cases are in afternoon & after school: great rates & methods to use w/children. 718-500-3765 Ext 105/Email resume: info@naaseh.org

New daycare in BP seeking, babysitter/teacher & assistants, with/without BA, great envir, competitive pay. Call/Text: 347-391-7191/Email Resume: daycare4641@gmail.com

Office position F/T, great envir, motivated, personable, ability to multi-task, great growth oppor. Email Resume: miriams2144@gmail.com

Seeking devoted heimishe babysitters for Yiddish speaking, daycare in BP, due to opening of a new class, amazing work envir & great benefits! Call: 718-701-6556 Ext 1

Seeking exp teacher- limudei kodesh, upper elementary sp-ed school. Email resume to: school718438@gmail.Com

Seeking HR/front desk secretary for Comfort Health’s BP location, must be personable, resp, & detail-oriented, heimish work envir, with great benefits. F/T, graduates welcome.

Playgroup teacher F/T or P/T, starting after Chanukah. Call: 347-666-2758

Looking for 2-3 girls, F/T, 8:45 am-4:45 pm, knowledge of microsoft word, excel, good people skills, enthusiastic, & organized. Email: sarahn@metdev.org

Looking for a full-time, responsible, and organized person with excellent communication and computer skills to work with parents, workers, and care managers. Responsibilities include coordinating services, recordkeeping, and collaborating with a team. jobs@hcsny.org

Looking for a p3 provider for this school year.

Call/Text 347-645-2155

Looking for a warm capable to do some kriah & academic studies in a special needs school, hours are Mon-Thur 12:00-2:30, exp pref but we offer training. Call: 929-484-4660 Ext 1

Real Estate Mgmnt Co. in BP is seeking a F/T secretary, exp a plus, should be organized with good organizational, phone & interpersonal skills req. Knowledge of computers, Microsoft Word & Excel pref. Email resume to: realestate.jobopportunity123@gmail.com

Email resume to: Mrosenberg@hamaspikkings.org

Seeking maintenance manager for day-today maintenance work. weekdays & Sundays, must be energetic, motivated, & organized. great pay. Send resume to: Sreich@hamaspikkings/ Call: 718-387-8400 Ext 259 for more information.

Seeking a F/T Admin assistant, candidate must be computer savvy detail-oriented & have great organizational & communication skills. Email resume:jobs@hcsny.org

Seeking a F/T or P/T secretary, willing to train.

Forward Resume to: secretaryjob20@gmail.com

Seeking afternoon assistant for playgroup. Email:1255gpg@gmail.com

Seeking resp female for admin assistant in BP heimishe office, great pay for the right individual! Email: zissy.succeed@gmail.com/ Call: 718-737-7262 Ext 105

Seeking resp female with prior office exp for a F/T position in BP Heimishe office. Email: zissy.succeed@gmail.com/ Call: 718-737-7262 Ext 105

Seeking secretary/ assistant to in assist running an after-school program detail oriented & multi-tasking a must. Email: jobs@hcsny.org

Seeking secretary Boys Yeshiva –working directly w/principal, teachers.., pleasant envir, 5 days a wk, comp savy good w/graphics a +. Fax:347-592-2082 /Email resume to:rygjobs@gmail.com

Seit Positions Flatbush: great agency, great pay. Email resume to: Position600@gmail.com

Looking to showcase your work exp in a professional way? Seeking a higher-level job with better pay? 1500+ Resumes written! Prices start at $250. Call: 917-687-1198 chayala@resumeprosplus.com

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE

Special ed agency is seeking P3 providers in BP & Willi, enhanced rates! Excellent training prov.

Email resume: placementspecialed@gmail.com

Special Educators! Open, Enhanced Case! 10th-grade male, 7 hours/ week English subjects, in-school case.

Call: 718-362-6086 ext 104/ Text: 347-789-7333

Special Educators! Open, Enhanced Case! 7th-grade female, 3 hours/week, math & English, students home. Call: 718-362-6086 ext 104/ Text: 347-789-7333

$3000 Credit at Claire's Wigs, selling for $2000. 917-825-9820

•2 nice Sz 6 beige ribbed turtlenecks $12 each. •Black & hot pink adorable short Moncler kids coat, Sz 8, $65.

Call/Text: 929-287-1245

•Beautiful new sateen linen set for $350, Sz 48/full, beige/white/black color block design, will send pic upon req. •Appaman black shiny girls coat Sz 14 for $85, brand new. Call: 718-218-7968/ Call/Text:917-618-2820

13 Unlimited ride pass tickets to IPLAY America. Price: $25, free $10 game card incl w/ each ticket. 347-787-1838

A few brand new synthetic sheitels, leftover from a salon that closed, $35 each. 718-692-4187

Base of bugeboo 3, great cond. Call: 718-772-5279

Beautiful Alice & Olivia pink wool coat dress, worn once. Call/Text: 347-977-5422

Beautiful handmade carriage blanket, boy & girl version. Call: 347-563-2606

Brand new in box LG classic phones, for $180.

Call/Text: 917-843-6715

Brand new Milly black casual Shabbos dress Sz 6-8, great price, so black Moschino dress, great price. Text/Call: 718-812-6307

Brand new w/tags girls shabbos coat, little creative factory Sz 6-7, runs big, orig $390, selling for $150. Call/Text: 718-501-7200

Brand new Zebra pewter loafer, Sz 25, for a great price. Call: 718-809-0963/718-812-6307

Brown floafers Sz 3 brand new due to size. Call:347-513-9548

Sunday program staff & volunteers needed for sp-ed program, Yiddish speaking a must, hours- 1-4:30 pm. Call: 929-254-0080 Ext 402

YDE Girls Elementary School Seeks •P3 providers •A.M associate teachers •Receptionist/school secretary •Basketball coach.

Email Resumes: egresumes@ydeschool.org

Yeled V`Yalda Staten Island Looking to sign on substitute teachers (no credentials necessary), work when it works for you, $25, per hour. Send resume to:mbernath@yeled.org/ Call: 718-514-8870

JOB WANTED

•Melaleuca products for cost price, located in Willi. •Canon camera EOS Rebel T7i for $700, brand new in box. Call:718-218-7968/ Call/Text:917-618-2820

•New-new York doll collection 3 piece carriage, bed, high chair color RED $39.99! •Fisher Price 5-piece drum set $39.99! Call: 347-737-5440

Classy black w/gold chain brand new

Furla crossbody

selling for $175.

Call:347-977-0600

I am available to work pref-from home P/T, to pick up phones, telemarketing, fundraising, and other minor tasks.

Call/Lv Msg: 718-755-8402

Parent's Choice Diapers Sz 4, 124 ct, $19.99. Call:347-856-7061

7 office desks, brand new, due to move, with chairs.

Call: 347-219-4846

Beautiful jewelry for half price: Some designer pieces/brand new cond, diamond-bangle, earrings, necklace, gold-bangle, necklace, bracelet.

Lv msg/Text:718-675-6093

Beautiful white silk 'V' tichel on headband with rhinestones, $65. Call: 347-461-8710

Black Cybex carriage new in box. Call: 347-534-6810

Box of 6 cans of Cholov Yisroel Baby's only formula, $11/can. Call: 718-438-1769

Bugaboo Cameleon 3, aluminum frame with off-white hood, $350. Call/Lv msg: 718-871-0432

Canon PowerShot G1X Mark 3, brand new, $799 (reg. $999).

Call/Text: 929-561-1581

Chicali grey reversible bunting, brand new cond. Call: 917-648-4126

Dark brown chin-length Yafi wig. Call: 718-510-6782

Brand new, kids shoe Sz 23, dark luggage color leather step in w/ chain across, selling for great price. Call/Text:718-809-0963/718-812-6307

Brand new in box BDR furniture, never used!

Call/Text:718-541-8686

Dinette table & 6 chairs, $500. Call: 347-397-3810

Doona Imitation, $350. Black, new w/ bag & accessories.

Call/Text: 929-561-1581

Monday, Wednesday 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM

Monday, Wednesday 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Wednesday 4:30 PM to 5:00 PM

To give lessons to a 12-year-old boy

Sunday 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM

To befriend and spend time with a 13-year-old boy

Sunday, Shabbos, after After 4:00 PM

To spend time with a 3-year-old boy

Sunday, Monday Sunday: 11:00 AM to 3:00

5:00

LOOKING FOR MONDAY: 2:00 A Companion OP436

a 17-year-old girl

5-year-old girl

Motzei Shabbos and Afternoon

WILLIAMSBURG & BORO PARK

HP4434

HP3540

HP2243

HP2172

LOOKING FOR A

Peer Support Specialist

For a 40-year-old male

Crown Heights

LOOKING FOR A Mentor HP2981

For a 35-year-old male

Williamsburg

LOOKING FOR A

LOOKING FOR AN Exercise Instructor

For a 38-year-old female Williamsburg

LOOKING FOR A Parenting and Exercise Instructor

For a 44-year-old female Williamsburg

LOOKING FOR A Mentor HP4021

To teach social skills to a 31-year-old female

Crown Heights

HP5439

Music Teacher

To give lessons to a 27-year-old male

Williamsburg

LOOKING FOR AN English Teacher

HP1575

To teach English to a 46-year-old male

Williamsburg

LOOKING FOR AN Exercise Instructor

For a 26-year-old female

Boro Park

LOOKING FOR A Mother's Helper

HP3059

To help with evening routine for a 32-year-old mother

Boro Park

Double Mountain buggy-luxurious, perfect cond, incl- plastic cover, bassinet, & buggy board, $500.

Call: 347-414-1337

Foot massager, brand new in box, heated vibrating foot spa. H&B model number FBM605, blue & white, $45/best offer, pick up in Midwood. Call:718-252-5274

FRUMFURNITURE.COM

The frum community's one stop for all furniture buying & selling!

Gift certificate at Kursner furs for $1100, value is $1200. Call: 718-436-2154

Grey suede 2 seater couch in good cond, only 2 years old. Call/Text: 718-970-0048

Hospital bed, new cond, used 1 month, $1,000, 2.33" medium wood bunk bed, without mattresses, $600 BP. Call: 917-531-7824 swolf@thejnet.com

New black MOSCHINO Shabbos dress, great price.

Call/Text: 718-812-6307

New custom gold color nightstand, never used due to wrong color.

Call/Text:718-812-6307

New denim blue melange bugaboo hood, newest version with window for fox\lynx\comeleon stroller, $70. Call: 917-982-8162

Rent a blow-up bounce house for your Chanukah party/event, $85 a day. Call: 347-645-6857

APPAREL FOR SALE

2 Exquisite dresses for vort/sheva brachos, small size. 917-744-7922

Beautiful Ivory gowns, sizes 4, 6 & 8. Call: 718-972-0656

Beautiful sister of bride gown, Ivory & black, Sz 0/2.

Call:718-431-3047

2 gorgeous girl's gowns Sz 6-8, white w/black. Call/Text: 917-721-9361

2 stunning lt. blue children's gowns Sz 12 & 8 w/matching dress for toddler(worn once). call only:347-578-3278

Samsung S10 phone to sell for $150. Call:718-812-0616

Sheer curtains approx 8 ft high, for 2 windows, approx 3.5" wide each, in gold coloring, $200. Call/Text: 718-501-7200

Hunter green girl's boots, Sz 2, new in box, $70. Call: 347-460-1677

Kyocera black phone Talk Only excellent cond, $175. Call: 347-628-2925

London kids black scrunch boots Sz 35, brand new unused, $120 negotiable. Call: 347-760-9934

Slightly used deep freezer. Call: 347-362-0799

Stackable whirlpool wash & dryer, used but in good cond. Call: 347-792-8442

Ugg boots ankle length from Ali Express, Sz 7 adults, $45. Call: 347-370-5279

Maxi Cosi car seat, mint cond, & incl free bugaboo adapters. Text: 347-352-9784

Naturino black lace-up girls bootie shoe size 26, current season, brand new, $60. 347-276-9792

Used bugaboo footmuff (not high performance), $50, located in Willi. Call: 347-534-8915

Very nice long quilted warm coat from Ali, with grey scuba hood Sz 8-10 kids, $45.

Call/Text: 929-287-1245

3 Beautiful white girls gowns. Sz 8, &18, $350 each. Call: 646-409-2405

3 children white eyelet gowns, Sz 3/4, & 6/7, coordinate eyelet Sz 8/10. Call: 347-413-4577

9 matching white children's gowns to sell, sizes 4-8 & 14. Call: 347-461-1369

Beautiful white sister of bride teen gown, Sz 4, worn once. Call: 917-570-3698

Black dress w/pink beading, Sz 0-2.

Call/Text:347-931-4830

Custom-made beautiful bridal gown, Sz12-14, tall. Call/Text: 917-553-7842

Custom mother-of-bride gown, black with colored beading, Sz 14-16, slenderizing style, reasonably priced. Call/Text: 917-995-2875

Designer Bronx & Banco, off-white, victorian style, married sister of bride gown, $575. Call: 347-735-2036

Adorable little girls gown, white tulle with black velvet trim, Sz 5, worn once. Call/Text: 347-768-4364

Beautiful black tulle gown, Valentino look, Sz 2-4. Call/Text: 646-823-0973

Beautiful custom sister of bride burgundy & black cut velvet gowns, children Sz 10, 14 & teen Sz 4. Call/Text: 718-406-5778

Elegant black & gold maternity gown, Sz S. Call: 347-864-6964

Elegant champagne Mechit gown silk gizzare w/beading, Sz 6-8. from Estelle's. Call: 347-661-5900

Gorgeous slenderizing Exquisite gown, black tulle with gold dots, tiered bottom, great cond, amazing price! Call/Text: 347-353-2307

Beautiful designer soft pink taffeta teen gown Sz 6-8, can also be worn for your own tenoyim. Call: 718-223-7966

Gown, beautiful black & white Sz 4 worn once.

Call 347-263-4109

Gown black & white women's Sz 0, 6-8 cocktail length, & Sz 6 machateiniste, best offer.

Call: 347-404-8044

Halberstam black full lace pleated maxi dress, Sz 2-4. Call: 347-628-2925

High-end designer gown! worn once! can be used as pre-maternity Sz 4-6. Call/Text: 718-938-4498

Kleinfeld gown Sz 4-6, beautiful cond! Call: 718-844-3339

Light-colored custom sister of the bride gown, designer fabric, women Sz 4, $1500. Call: 347-451-9017

Magnificent unique custom Halberstam wool coat dress to sell Sz 6-8, ideal for shabbos sheva brochos or the likes. Call: 347-683-2442

One of a kind black velvet gown w/ multicolored beading Sz 10-12 gown. Call/Text for pics: 347-527-9877

Shticky maternity gown, black & white, Sz 8-10.

Call/Text: 347-292-1919

APPAREL FOR RENT

Adorable tulle Blush children's dresses Sz 2, 3, & 5. Call: 347-661-5900

Beautiful black & gold maternity gown. Call: 347-452-0878

Sister of the bride gown, designer embroidered fabric, women Sz 4. $1000. Call: 347-451-9017

Size 2x exquisite navy grandmother gown, worn once, in perfect cond, great low price!

Call: 718-435-7874

Magnificent blue rumples gown, Sz 8-10, worn once. Call: 718-213-1185

Magnificent Halberstam dress appx. Sz 6-8, ideal for shabbos sheva brochos or the likes. A must see! 347-683-2442

Magnificent machatainiste ivory gown, approx Sz 8-10. Call/Text:347-633-5129

Magnificent pink (with black) teen gown, Sz 6/8.

Call/Text: 347-661-4893

Magnificent sister of bride Zimmermann gown, gold, 2 pc, Sz 4. Call/Text: 347-489-6502

Magnificent teen gowns for sister of bride, white/gold. Sz 0 & 6.

Call/Text: 718-600-8266

•Magnificant sister of bride off-white gown, w/some beading, Sz 4.

•A few sizes of children's beautiful custommade ivory & gold gowns. Call/Text: 917-485-5036

2 Stunning custom white gowns for sister of bride, 8 & 10 year old girls. Great price. Call/Text: 347-423-2317

5 simple & elegant children’s gowns green & black velvet, 1 teen coordinated gown. Call:347-668-5271/347-834-4332

Beautiful gown, black base w/ colored embroidered velvet flowers approx size 8, $350. Pic avail. 347-666-2567 bandsbyzc@gmail.com

Black, classic sis of bride, size 2-4. Call: 347-452-1016

Stunning, up-to-date black gown, Sz 8. Call: 718-864-4850

Stunning custom white with black beading gown, Sz 8-10. Call: 917-833-8473

Stunning gown, adult Sz 14. Call: 347-645-6857

Stunning Lew imports black dress w/ silver and black embroidery good for tnoyim or wedding sz 2.

Call or Text for pic 917-589-6592

Elegant pre-maternity black silk dress Sz 6-8 from Estis. Call:347-661-5900

Beautiful & elegant exquisite black & goldish beaded short gown/ evening dress, Sz 12, give an offer! Call/Text for pic:929-454-9500

Beautiful teen Sz 0-2 blue gown. Call: 718-483-0639

Beautiful white lace w/ beading around the neck, married sis of bride gown Sz 2. Call/Text: 718-541-8686

Magnificent black cut velvet sister of bride gown Sz 2. Call/Text: 347-585-5194

Maternity gown Sz small, black tulle. Call/Text: 347-765-5656

Sz 0-2 black gown, & Sz 6-8 black & beige gown. Call: 347-534-6810

Designer white on blush lace gown, Sz 4, sale-$1500, rent-$800. Call: 718-490-6501

BABYSITTER TO SHARE

Looking to share my babysitter starting Sep, 17/50 st, area.

Call/Lv msg: 347-372-6090

Sz 2-4, soft pink victorian style gown.

Call/Text: 347-528-7038

Teri John shirt gown Sz 2-4, $375/best offer.

Text: 347-957-2003

APPAREL FOR RENT OR SALE

•Gown, sister of the bride, black & gold, Sz 6-8, great price.

•Stunning custom pink gown, Sz 6-8, has room to let out. Call:718-928-5452

SERVICES

Chair massage! book for your party or event! Women only. Please Lv msg/Text:718-675-6093

Bathrooms, kitchens, closets, decks, extensions, additions, basements, all electrical, plumbing, carpentry. Lowest prices, fastest service. 718-951-0090

Small jobs our specialty! Plumbing, electric, construction, locksmith, painting, plastering, Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches. 718-951-0090

TREE SERVICE

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Light alterations.

Please Call: 718-450-4700

We fix hand knitted/crochet gartlech & make professional fringes. Also, teaching how to knit/crochet. Call: 917-414-3281

BABYSITTING

Exp, heimishe babysitter avail, in my home, 14th & 47th.

Newborn - 2 year, small group, Mon-Fri. All year, F/T only. 718-438-1280

Heimishe, exp lady willing to babysit in area of 14th/15th Ave & 50th-60th St, eve & night pref.

Call/Lv Msg: 718-755-8402

DRIVER

HOTLINE

Steady Driver

Heimishe man w/ mini van avail to take passenger from BP-Monsey, leaving: 6:30am, returning: 5:45pm. Friday leaving Monsey: 12:45. We deliver pkgs. 917-363-0677

ELECTRICIAN

All Electrical work, outlets, switches, fixtures, new lines for W/D or A/C, shabbos clocks, circuit breakers. 718-951-0090

HANDYMAN

Ladies shiurim on Chovas Halvovos & Emunah/Bitachon. Tue: 10:15-11. Find your inner Sipuk (Yiddish). Live: 605-313-5687 #314886 Recording: 605-313-4102 #314886

MAKE UP

Makeup by Goldy

Book your next simcha and get our special price offer, $40 per face. References available. 917-652-9554

Rite Price Tree & Landscaping. Tree cutting, pruning, feeding, open lots, planting, lawn service, sukkah clearance, junk removal etc. Free estimate: Call:718-705-2344

TUTOR / SPECIAL ED

Heimishe babysitter available. Hours: 8-5. 14th & 56th. References avail. 917-232-1267 or 718-438-5306

Heimishe warm babysitter on 18th & 60th, drop-ins welcome. Monday-Friday. Hours: 9-5. Open all year round. 718-232-3096

Small babysitting group, now forming for newborn babies, loving & worm teacher with lots of exp.

Call: 929-466-3855

CONSTRUCTION

*Small or Big Jobs*

Tile, sheetrock, plaster, painting, carpentry, electrical, plumbing, cabinets, assembly, bathroom, & basement

renovation.

Call Jerry: 917-202-5524

MUSIC

Math & Science Licensed Tutor. All grade levels, specializing in test & regents preparation, over 20 yrs exp, at my place/yours. Call/Text Esther Fishman:929-454-4869

WIG & HAIR

Join now! priv quality music lessons by exp teacher (keyboard/piano), learn by ear, by note, chords, accompaniments, multi-track recordings, sheet music, & classical music, free trial.646-509-4954

Now offering guitar lessons for girls, for a great price. Call: 917-618-1174

Pay your professional handyman man by the hour.

Quick/Exp & professional. Get Handi -1866-426-3421 Call:866-426-3421

Perez The Handyman: Painting, plastering, sheetrock, compound, tile, plumbing, electric, cabinets, hardware. Professional approach, quality work, reasonable pricing. Call: 347-902-0636

Professional Handyman

No job too small. Highly recommended. Isaac: 347-417-0046

SIMCHA SERVICES

Wig wash & set! Free pickup & delivery avail upon request. Also specializing in, hair-wig cutting, wedding hairstyles, makeup, waxing. Call/ Text 718-853-2875

GOWNS WITH GLAMOUR

Wedding gown rental. Matching boys collection. **new spring/summer line is in**

Monsey: R. Silber 845-445-5458 BP: M. Halpert 347-385-2638

Heimishe singer for all occasions. Call Shimon Rabinowitz, if no answer, leave a message. 347-683-3696

Wig wash & sets, haircuts, & hairstyles for a great price. Call: 917-618-1174 LOST Brown floafer. If found, Call: 718-388-0164 G9X camera. Call/Text: 347-931-4830

•Beige knit hat Sz 6m, by the bus stop on 60th st &15th av. •Small Sefer Tehillim at 15th ave corner 58th st. • Water pearl necklace about 2 yrs ago on 15th ave, & 52nd st. Call: 718-851-2662

Apple ear pods, in case, Tues 11/22, on 43rd st &14th Ave.

Call: 347-581-2012

A memory card, on 15th ave, bet 44th & 45th st, Erev Rosh Hashana. Call: 718-435-1067

Thick mesh bracelet.

Call: 347-860-4998

Wallet with 2 cards inside, on Monsey Trails after Succos.

Call/Lv msg: 845-200-1435

Water pearl necklace, about 2 yrs ago, on 15th ave, & 52nd st. Call: 718-851-2790

SEEKING

Bering watch, at kids gym, 2nd half summer.

Call: 845-608-2375

Diamond bracelet, in BP. Call: 347-742-2697

Found a wristlet with money Friday on lee ave.

718-388-5170

Girls watch in the summer. Call: 347-675-2825

A baby with medical issues needs mothers milk.

Call: 347-232-3347

Looking to be a preschool assistant/para during daytime hours. Call/Text: 347-320-2779

Tehillim on klaf. Tefilah, Tehillim for Cholim. Sun-Thurs, 1pm. 727-731-6762 www.tehillimonklaftefilah.org

Urgently seeking a 4 BDR apt for a

family, must be at least 1500 SF, ready to pay the price. Call: 347-749-9162

Children boot GEMACH looking for gently used children boots to donate. 917-538-9162

Correlle enhancements used, fleishig dishes, service for 8 missing pieces. Call: 718-972-4156

Denim McLaren carriage, in fair cond. Call: 347-243-7391

Gold bracelet, on Lee ave. Call: 347-860-4998

Key, on BP/ Williamsburg bus. Call: 347-249-1301

Large pack of keys on Motzei Shabbos Lech Lecha

on 12th corner 41st.

Text/Call: 347-423-2317

Looking to rent a garage/driveway in the vicinity of 52nd st bet 13th & 14th ave.

Call: 516-581-5611

Looking to rent space for Sunday program minimum 2 rooms, can be playgroup/office/bsmt, paying very well.

Call/Text/Lv mag: 347-782-8974

Seeking a babysitter (not cleaning lady) in my home, Mon-Thurs 2:45-5:15pm, in BP. Call/Text: 718-915-2425

MISCELLANEOUS

Seeking costumes in decent cond, for little boys/cheder.

Text only: 347-349-5792

L'SHEM MITZVAH

2 mattresses 44" in very good cond, pickup in BP.

Call: 718-436-1293

6 white tubular dinette chairs w/ black & floral fabric to give away, excellent cond. Call after 6 pm: 718-633-3068

22 New Sha'ah Shel Menucha ivris workbooks, by Menucha Fuchs & 1 teacher's edition. P/U in Flatbush. Call: 718-376-3775 Email: yhorowitz@yeshivanet.com

A shull has benches & tables to give away. Call: 347-971-2280

Back pain, pinched nerve, arthritis, unexplained tingling, fibromyalgia? We link you to rheumatologist, pain specialist, orthopedist. Don't hesitate to contact pain relief today. Call: 917-586-3103

Brand new pairs of Medi tights, Sz small, 15-20 strength. Call: 929-295-3522

Buggy board for the bugaboo bee 3. Call: 347-645-8697

GEMACHIM

Advocacy Therapy Services

Gemach Advocate to assist w/ obtaining P3, SETSS, SEIT or related therapy services. 551-236-3578

Baby Bassinet Gemach Call for availability. 347-228-9222

Baby Bassinet Gemach Beautiful brass iron baby bassinet for your simcha. 646-493-4338

Baby Bassinet Gemach Chana Zissel םייח

Williamsburg. 718-237-8715

Baby Gemach (BP) Car seats, Snap & Go stroller, Pack ‘n Play, white bassinet for newborns. 718-854-6829

Baby Carrier Gemach Baby Bjorn-great for vacation & touring. 718-809-9707

Baby Gemach Segula for easy birth from the Kuznitzer Magid. 917-514-9461

Baby Formula Gemach Donate / receive baby formula. 718-782-5145

Baby Formula Gemach Donate / receive Neocate baby formula. Leave Message: 347-385-9188

Baby Scale Gemach In Williamsburg. Text: 347-675-9509

Baby Scale Gemach 718-435-5257

Baby Scale Gemach Located in BP. 718-633-9266 or 718-473-5268

Bentcher Gemach Bentchers for simchas, no charge. בקעי םהרבא ’ר תב ליטאמ אשאס נ”על 718-972-8181

Bed Gemach

Having guests? Need extra bed? Luxury folding beds. Call for availability. 405-345-6831

Bilkelech Gemach Fresh heimishe bilkelech, הלח אשטנעה םירמ ת- לחר ש”פרל .ןעמונעג 347-228-9222

Boot Gemach

Children boots. Donate gently used children’s boots. 718-435-7848

Box Gemach

Borrow up to 100 cardboard boxes for moving. 3 sizes: for books, dishes & clothing. 347-962-1509 / yachnesy@ gmail.com

Bridal Accessory Gemach

Gorgeous headpieces, veils, dektichlach. Min cost. BP. 347-680-1701

Bridal Chuppah Card Gemach

Beautiful Tefillah cards for a Chuppah. Free. Kensington. 347-675-0096

Bridal Headpiece/Shoe

Gemach

Crowns, veils, long veils & dektich, shoes, petticoats. Min fee. 718-551-8714

Bridal Headpiece Gemach

Beautiful selection, Flatbush. 718-737-1844

Bridal Cape Gemach

Beautiful mink capes. White for kallah. Black for mother. Free of charge. Willi: 718-387-7122/347-5816400

BP: 718-633-3659/917-683-5557

Bridal Cape Gemach

Brand new luxurious fur capes for chuppah.

Bridal Chuppah Tefillah Card Gemach Tehillim, techinos & special tefillah for chosson/kallah. Many locations.

Lv Msg/Text: 347-885-5114

Bridal Shoe/Sneaker Rental All sizes. Many styles. White/ black. 917-936-8997

Bridal Shoe Gemach Dance in comfort. White wedge sneakers. Free. Call/Text: 718-755-8105

Bridal Shoe Gemach White kallah shoes. Free. 718-435-1950 or 201-686-1764

Bridal Yom Hachupah Gemach Seder Yom Hachuppah in Yiddish now avail in BP. 718-435-3492

Bridal Yom Hachupah -Kol Tefilos Gemach

Beautiful tefilos pamphlet to rent for the Chuppah. Donations to Yad Batya L’kallah. Rochel: 718-258-0415 Chaya: 718-986-0594

Bridal Yom Hachupah Gemach Machzor Lyom Hachuppah. Nusach Sfard & Ashkenaz. 718-837-8853

Bridal Yom Hachupah Gemach BP, Seder Yom Hachupa for Kallahs. 718-972-1892

Briefcase Gemach Grt cond & washed clean. Drop off anytime: 940 45th St. יוליעל רסיא יבצ ןב המלש םייח תמשנ For P/U, Call: 718-436-0936

Bris Gemach

Complete package. Lv Msg/Text: 347-461-4925

Bris Gemach

Beautiful bris outfit, poya, pillow & tefillos. Delivery & P/U in BP only. Call/Text: 347-244-2065

Bris Gemach

Bris Gemach

Nice poyas, pillows & suits for bris. 718-871-7902

Bris Zichron Mordechai Gemach

Bris outfit w/ pillow. Tefillah for bris. Pidyon Haben outfit. Much more. Call/Text: 347-794-1278

Bris Gemach

Take away yellowness of baby before bris, Segula stone avail to be used 4 days before bris. 718-710-8483

Bris Gemach Cards w/ tefilah to be mispalel while baby cries which is ais ratzon. 718-510-5521

Bris Gemach Free Mohel 347-383-5696

Bris Gemach Chusheva Mohel. Free of charge. Will pay for seudas bris. 347-447-9947

Bris Gemach Free Mohel service for people in need. Lv msg will return call same day: 646-637-5092

Bris Gemach Chasdei Zev Bris outfit & pillow free of charge. 917-607-3914

Car Seat Gemach לדניירבו יבצ ןורכז ח”מג

Front seat occupants & children under 16 in front/back seats must buckle up. Children under 8 must be buckled in appropriate child restrained system. It’s the law. דאמ םתרמשנו Williamsburg: 718-384-4622 Monroe: 845-774-2425 BP: 917-468-7557

Car Seat Gemach Zichron Gedalya השמ ן- ’ילדג נ”על Car, infants & booster seats. 718-438-5451

Chavrusa Gemach

Donate 10% of your time, volunteer to be a chavrusa w/ homebound yid. BP/Williamsburg/Flatbush. 718-438-7871 / Eve: 718-6922898

Chocolate Mold Gemach

BP: 718- 972-4768 Williamsburg: 718-522-3445

Clothing Gemach

Donate clothes, shoes, linens. Great cond only. Call/Text/WhatsApp: 347-816-6406

Clothing Gemach

Seeking ladies clothing, linen, towels, wigs, cz jewelry etc. Helping out Almanos, Kallahs & all those in need! Please Call: 929-276-2404

Coat Rack Gemach Zichron Shlome

Coat racks to lend for any occasion. 718-854-0900

Doona Gemach

Brklyn. Doona avail for medical reason/short period of time. Call: 260-366-6293

Doula - Dona Certified Min fee. רתסא תב לטראצ המלש האופרל 917-627-3282 הכלמ

Doula Services Exp, extra special price. לחר נ”על ה”ע םחנמ לאומש

Call: 718-781-5385

Dr. Sarno Book Gemach

Book has helped thousands heal from backache, eczema, stomach issues, etc. 347-461-7330

Hat Gemach

Beautiful, updated hats for simchas, small fee. Donate elegant hats. 347-351-1604

Flood Gemach

718-633-8261

Bridal Cape Gemach

Cape & headcover set for chuppah & mitzvah tanz. Lace & fur, $20. 718-438-6250

Bridal Cape Gemach

Lace (x fur), white & off-white capes for chuppah / mitzvah tantz. BP: 718-782-2869 Williamsburg: 718-599-0224

Bridal Cape Gemach

Luxurious white fur capes, fresh for chuppah. Black fur capes avail for mother. 718-437-2873

Bridal Cape Gemach White fur capes for chuppah. 718-218-8124

Beautiful bris set. Washed & clean. Stunning vach nacht outfit. 718-633-3659 or 917-683-5557

Bris Gemach

Bris pillow from the holy Harav Kanievsky. 646-492-9952

Bris Gemach Bris outfits & pillow. Flatbush. 917-838-2191

Bris Gemach New bris pillow & outfit. 718-435-0664

Bris Gemach Poyas, pillows, bris outfits. BP: 718-435-7221-15th & 57th BP: 718-871-5467-12th & 41st Williamsburg: 718-599-5508

CCC Crohn’s Colitis Coalition A div of Chaim Medical Resource. Counseling, referrals, seminars, SCD food gemach & more. Free shiurim, chizuk, news, updates, valuable resources. 718-480-5555

Chair & Table Gemach Call or Text: 347-452-0442

Chair & Table Gemach

7 Folding tables, 24 chairs, coat racks. 718-431-0851

Chair Gemach

12 Chairs to lend. Williamsburg. 718-802-9755

Chair-Up Gemach

10 Comfortable black folding chairs. No charge. Call: 718-853-4966

Dehumidifiers & commercial wet vacs. Flatbush. Call/Text: 347-628-3109

Furniture & Appliance Gemach Menadvim - donate & receive furniture, appliances, toys & more. 718-MENADVIm (636-2384)

Glassware Gemach

Fruit & salad bowls, cake trays, mirror trays, vases, tea lights, candy dishes, cookie jars & plates. Glass shelves. 718-854-3017

Haircut Gemach

Beautiful haircuts for girls. Min fee. 929-290-6568

Hairstyling Gemach All occasions. Free. Lv Msg/Text: 347-948-5701

Hair Styling Gemach

Professional. For kallah & family. Min cost. Henny: 718-851-9058

Hospital Tznius Nightgown Gemach 347-786-2330

Hospital Bed Capes

To be worn over a hospital gown.

Williamsburg: 718-852-7477 BP: 718-438-1882

Hospital Gown Gemach Bensonhurst. 718-259-0143

Hospital Gown Gemach

Chasdei Miriam. 2 hospital gown styles.

15th & 51st: 718-853-3187

12th & 54th: 718-871-3741 13th & 38th: 718-633-2392 19th & 50th: 718-951-1892

Hospital Gown Gemach רתסא

Tznius hospital gowns in compliance w/ hosp req. 718-851-2418 cell: 917-207-5549

Hospital Gown Gemach

Tznius hospital nightgowns in compliance w/ hospital requirements. 718-625-0161/347-998-8455

Infant Massage Gemach

Lessons on how to perform skilled massage to soothe & calm babies. 347-753-1071

Invitation Gemach

We’ll email-blast your wedding invitation to your email list on the day of the wedding. 646-450-4608

GEMS GEMACH

Gemach for Emunah Motivation & Sources

• Transformation Hotline 945218-0956 #549732. Press # / # 100-560. Yiddish/English. • Rabbi Golombecks Emunah Hotline 732-719-3898

• Chazak Hotline 718-258-2008

• Bnos Melochim Hotline 718906-6451

• TorahAnytime 641-552-5300

Free lending libraries for Emunah books coming soon iY”H!

Ladies Clothing/Shoes Gemach

New ladies clothing & shoes for needy ladies. 718-974-9428

Laptop Gemach

Donate an old yet functioning laptop to help build skills of special needs kids. 646-543-6224 laptopgemach@gmail.com

Life Coaching Gemach

Text: 347-215-0600

Lighting Gemach

Lighting bars avail to greatly enhance your event. Min fee. 929-276-2404

Linen Gemach

Having company & short on linen? 718-853-4934

Maternity Coat Gemach

New/gently used maternity coats, $50. Deposit returned. Accepting donations. maternitycoatgemach@gmail. com

Call/Text 7-9PM: 718-635-1710

Maternity Simcha Gemach

Gowns/dresses. Call for appt. Also, looking to buy current, elegant maternity gowns/ dresses. 1325 56th • 718-871-2005

Medical Gemach Donate/receive. Pediatric wheelchairs, walker-shower seat, cast cover for shower, crutches. 718-388-3079

Medical Gemach

Medical Advice & Support Call: 646-239-7319 Email: Mybobbi2@Yahoo.com

Mezuzos Gemach 718-666-7222

Mezuzos / Tefilin Gemach Hasofer of BP 1640-49 / 718-437-7078

Mother’s Milk Gemach Donate/receive mother’s milk. Leave Message: 718-258-0532

Music Gemach – Simchas Freida

Music & sound equipment. Keyboard, speaker, mike & mixer. 845-459-4226

Musical Kumzitz Gemach Treat your friends/talmidos to a musical kumzitz. Nashir B’yachad: 347-543-2195

Nursing Lingerie Conversions Gemach Min Fee. B. Estersohn: 718-437-0428

Otzer Haseforim Gemach Free copies of seforim

718-388-3085

Oz Vehadar Levusha Gemach Segula Nifla for any Yeshuah: Oz Vehadar Levusha, 40 booklets for 40 days. Call/Text: 347-372-5115

Pack ‘n’ play Gemach (BP) Call in the eve: 718-851-1017

Party Planning Gemach Simchas Rochel. Party planning for your Shabbos simcha, free. 347-385-9090

Pidyan Haben Coin Gemach 5 - 1oz pure silver dollars. Yachov Friedman: 646.419.0782

Pidyon Haben Gemach Baskets for garlic & pillow, tray, etc. 718-851-7964

Pidyan Haben Gemach Zichron Meir V’Liba

All Pidyan Haben needs incl coins & organza bags. 718-252-1517

Pidyan Haben Gemach

Custom design Pidyan Haben box. Frilly w/ blanket & pillow incl.718.633.3659/917.683.5557

Petticoat Gemach

Long petticoat for kallah & family for weddings. 718-809-7252

Power Tool Gemach Call/Text: 718-813-3479

Project Hour Blessing Volunteer to assist mothers of multiples w/ baby care. 718-438-9013

Projector Gemach

Projectors for simchos, parties & gatherings. Min fee. Call Only: 347-631-1768 1718abcdefg@gmail.com

Pump Gemach New Medela pumps avail short term. 718-853-2382

Pump Gemach Long/short term electric pumps & hospital grade pumps. 718-436-3919

Pump Gemach Gemach in Eretz Yisroel looking for pumps. 718-207-2362

Proposal Gemach Props: Table, chairs, red carpet, champagne flutes. Brooklyn: 347-628-6079 Lakewood: 347-933-3399

Rabbi Avigdor Miller Gemach BP. Borrow any Rabbi Miller sefer, free! TorasAvigdor.org/ info@torasAvigdor.org / 732-844-3670

Reflector Belt Gemach Stay safe while walking or biking. Leave Message: 718-853-4966

Relationship Gemach Communication w/ direction with you, family & friends. 347-753-1071

Robe Gemach Donate robes in perfect cond. 718-645-6715 or 718-866-5878

Seuda Challah Fresh seuda challah for bris seuda/seudas mitzvah. 718-871-3020

Shadchan - Matchmaker Zivug Shainee Only. Strictly confidential. Rabbi Goldstein Rav of Onod: 718-384-5812 or 917-747-0964

Shalom Bayis MP3 Gemach Beautiful speeches in Yiddish on shalom bayis & chinuch on MP3. 718-871-4506

Sheitel Gemach Donate sheitels to gemach in Eretz Yisroel. 718-837-5091

Sheitel Gemach Donate wigs to a gemach in Eretz Yisroel. 347-675-6526

Sheitel Gemach Wigs wash & set, repairs, cut & recut, half price. 718-256-0979

Sheitel Gemach

Accepting/donating wigs in good condition. 314-780-4583

Shtreimel Gemach Shtreimel avail, short term. Refundable deposit requested. Leave Message: 718-851-2790

Simcha Accessories Gemach Challah deklach, linen napkins, napkin rings. Gemach Zichron Freida Call/Text: 347-558-6050

Simcha Challah Cover Gemach םהרבא ידסח ח”מג

Beautiful challah covers for your simcha. Williamsburg. 718-802-9755

Simcha Gemach

Bechers, challah covers for Simchas. 718-435-4844

Simcha Gemach

Glass bowls & trays to lend. No fee. l”n Shprintza bas Sara Nechuma 718-871-0860

Simcha Gemach White cubbies for miniature cakes, white ceramic square cake stand & 2 rose bowls, etc for sweet table. דוד השמ ןב ךורב נ”על 917-536-1742

Simcha Gemach YBZ Beautiful bechers & challah covers. 718-972-1873

Simcha Flower Gemach Donate/receive fresh flowers to enhance another simcha. 347-907-0450

Song Gemach

Listen daily to the songs of tzadikim listed in order of yartzeit on Kol Dodi Dofeik. 718-989-6844/845-351-1115 x17

Suppers For Kimpeturins

Fresh hot suppers for kimpeturins & family, delivered by 3:00 in BP, 4:00 in Willi. Min fee. Hashgacha. 718-964-8057

Tablecloth Gemach 6 Crushed velvet pretty blue tablecloths for upsherin/party. 347-598-2927

Tefilin Gemach 917-337-7484

Tehillim Hachida Gemach Segulah for parnassah, zivug & all yeshuos. Get Tehillim Hachida for 40 days. 718-435-8789

Tichel Gemach Silk Tichlech. Donate / receive tichlech in good cond. 718-854-1514

Tutor Gemach Chasdei Chaim Discount tutoring for all subjects & levels. 347-962-1509 / yachnesy@ gmail.com

Twin Carriage Gemach Lend / rent a twin carriage for week, season or yr. Mint cond only. 718-522-3891

Twin Baby Clothing Gemach Receive / donate baby clothing, newborn - sz 2, brand new cond. (Specializing in layette). Call/Text R. Bornstein: 347-7427189

Water Pump Gemach Flood? Water pump, 50’ hose. (No solids.) 718-633-1850

Wedding Kit Gemach

All accessories for kallah/ chosson’s family for wedding night. L”N Perel Gela Bas R’ Shloima BP: 718-633-0510 or 718-4355193 Monsey: 845-425-2036 or 347351-2947

Wedding Boys Suit Gemach Yismach Yisrael • Sz 9M-8 yrs • 1943 50th St. 347-462-4596

Wedding Cap Gemach

Huge selection & variety of colors & styles. Sun, 4-6 pm. 718-633-1084

Wedding Dresser

For Kallah & Family Text: 347-215-0600

Wedding Wreath GemachFlower Buds

(Linked w/ cap gemach). Magnificent wreaths for your princess. 718-633-1084

Wedding Gown Gemach

Crown Heights, for teens/adults. By Appt Only. Call/Text: 347-770-4136 Quick Scheduling: gowngmach. com

Wedding Machteiniste Gown

Gemach

Gowns in beautiful cond. Donate/book an appt. 646-250-9755 or 917-588-6377

Wedding Shtick Gemach-

Mesamchim

Exquisite & unique designs! Call/Text: 347-407-1964

Wedding Shtick Gemach

Kallah Tumblers. Personalized kallah cups. 631-861-4536 or 347-846-8276 kallahtumblers@gmail.com

Wedding Shtick Gemach

Beautiful arches & more. Min fee & deposit req. 917-862-6087

Wedding Shtick Gemach Arches & other shtick. Min fee. Lv Msg; 347-939-2916

Wig Recut Gemach

Wig recuts for tznius purposes, get $275. 929-640-7453

Wheelchair Gemach Wheelchair avail short term. 718-633-7708

Wig Gemach - Brooklyn

Accepting human hair wig donations. Any length / color, wearable cond. Drop off / Pick Up Call Berta: 917-474-4305

Working Papers Gemach Free, for Youth Corp. 718-854-0961

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