Pennies Kids Collected for Holocaust Study Stolen

El Paso Times

Beis Rivkah girls ran a similar penny collection campaign. Illustration Photo.

Each penny represents a life. The children at Marion Manor Elementary School have been on a mission since August to collect 6 million pennies representing the 6 million Jews killed in the Holocaust between 1933 and 1945.

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3 Sunday Night L’Chaims!

Sruly Edelman (Crown Heights) and Goldie Hershkowitz (Crown Heights)
Lubavitcher Yeshiva, 570 Crown St [hall entrance on Albany Ave]

Ben Cotlar (Houston, TX) and Miriam Peysin (Chicago, IL)
FREE, 1383 President St [between Kingston and Brooklyn Ave]

Sholom Ber Cunin (Crown Heights) and Zeldie Hecht (Chicago)
JCM, 792 Eastern Pkwy [corner Kingston Ave]

Overzealous Traffic Cop Tickets Cars Early

This ticket states the car was parked in front of 760 Crown Street when it was in fact parked in front of 760 Montgomery Street.

CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — Alternate side parking has been in effect since Monday, but to little avail as massive piles of frozen snow still take up many parking spaces, and the sanitation department did nothing with the cleaning rules being in effect. This did not stop the traffic cops from issuing tens of thousands of tickets.

School Program Makes the Grade

(Right) Rabbi Yosef Levy helps Jonathan Bush, 7, read Hebrew during Chabad Chayil’s after-school program in Aventura.

Chabad Chayil’s Hebrew after-school program at the Aventura Waterways K-8 Center was recently rated as one of the best in Miami-Dade County by A Gift for the Soul, an educational consulting company hired by the county.

Mazal Tov! 18 is Not A Crowd

Ynet

‘Less physical work.’ Rivkah and her baby

Rivkah, 44, of Jerusalem gives birth to her 18th baby, who is already an uncle of two and evens out score in household which is now comprised of nine girls and nine boys. ‘They came one by one,’ she says.

CLOTHESMINDEDNESS – You Are What You Wear

by Rabbi Yoseph Kahanov Jax, FL.

Motel the tailor wanders into a small flophouse late one stormy winter night. “Quite full,” says the innkeeper. “Let’s see . . . I’ve got a single Cossack in one of the rooms up on the top floor. Your best bet is to climb into the bed beside him. Sorry, it’s the best I can do. ”

Grateful for a place to park his weary bones, the traveler quickly makes for the staircase, halting only to request that the innkeeper wake him well before dawn. “Got a train to catch,” he importantly blurts out.

Before he knows it, there’s a hand shaking him awake. “It’s well before dawn,” says a voice; “your train.”

Kids Prepare for Interstate Farbrengen Conference Call

Chabad House Compass Express

Children participating in a conference call. Illustration Photo.

This coming Sunday, Tes Adar, dozens of Shluchim’s children in a various time zones will gather to sing Niggunim, hear a Chassisidishe Maaseh, say L’chaim (on grape juice) and rededicate themselves to their missions as soldiers in Tzivos Hashem. All this, via conference call.