Search Results for: shoulders

 

20% off Chanukah sale at Head Shoulders Toes & Bows, only until Chanukah. Call Shayna at 216-373-3666 to drop by.

Chanukah sale at Head Shoulders Toes & Bows, now until Chanukah. Call Shayna at 216-373-3666 to drop by. Open this Motzei Shabbos.

20% off Chanukah sale at Head Shoulders Toes & Bows, now until Chanukah. Call Shayna at 216-373-3666 to drop by. Open this Motzei Shabbos.

Drop-in hours today, Wednesday, erev yomtov, from 9 until noon. Other times might be available. Call Shayna Kessler to check: 216-373-3666.

Chol hamoed hours will also be available. Please call to arrange a time to stop by.

Chag sameach!

Have you seen our beautiful store? Just call Shayna Kessler at 216-373-3666 to schedule a time to drop by!

• New! Leather sheitel headbands
• Pea Bee & Jae shells (women’s and girls’)
• Peri Eli skirts (women’s and girls)
• Melas pantyhose and tights
• Girls pantyhose and tights
• Uniform socks
• Shabbos and yomtov socks (girls & boys)
• Headbands (hard & soft) and hairclips
• Women’s berets, tichels
• Bibs, Pacifier clips
• More! & More Coming!

[Read more…]

Last minute shopping? Have you seen our gorgeous store? Afternoon and evening hours on Tuesday also. Give Shayna Kessler a call at 216-373-3666 to let us know you’re coming!

• Pea Bee & Jae shells (women’s and girls’)
• Peri Eli skirts (women’s and girls)
• Melas pantyhose and tights
• Girls pantyhose and tights
• Uniform socks
• Shabbos and yomtov socks (girls & boys)
• Headbands (hard & soft) and hairclips
• Women’s berets
• Tichels
• Bibs
• Pacifier clips

[Read more…]

Last minute shopping? Afternoon and evening hours on Monday and Tuesday also. Give Shayna Kessler a call at 216-373-3666 to let us know you’re coming!

• Pea Bee & Jae shells (women’s and girls’)
• Peri Eli skirts (women’s and girls)
• Melas pantyhose and tights
• Girls pantyhose and tights
• Uniform socks
• Shabbos and yomtov socks (girls & boys)
• Headbands (hard & soft) and hairclips
• Women’s berets
• Tichels
• Bibs
• Pacifier clips
• More merchandise arriving today, Friday

[Read more…]

Now at a second convenient location, Esti Zimberg’s Peri Eli skirts are now available in University Heights!

~ For every $50 you spend in the store, get a $5 gift certificate toward your next purchase! ~

Pea Bee & Jae women’s and girls shells are also available in a HUGE selection of colors, sizes, sleeve lengths and materials!

Many, many gorgeous headbands, clips, berets, and tichels. Large selection of girls uniform and shabbos socks.

Beautiful merchandise has been arriving daily!

Give Shayna Kessler a call at 216-373-3666 to let us know you’re coming! [Read more…]

For every $50 you spend in the store, get a $5 gift certificate toward your next purchase!

Pea Bee & Jae women’s and girls shells are now available at Head Shoulders Toes & Bows in University Heights. HUGE selection of colors, sizes, sleeve lengths and materials!

Beautiful merchandise has been arriving daily!

Give Shayna Kessler a call at 216-373-3666 to let us know you’re coming! [Read more…]

Pea Bee & Jae women’s and girls shells are now available at Head Shoulders Toes & Bows in University Heights. HUGE selection of colors, sizes, sleeve lengths and materials!

New shipments just arrived and more is arriving this week. That means we now have girls’ socks, girls’ uniform socks, women’s pantyhose, women’s and girls’ tights, cute girls’ headbands, hair accessories, boys’ socks, towel bibs, pacifier clips and more. We have new merchandise arriving so quickly that there’s even more in the store than on the website!

Give us a call at 216-373-3666! Or, open 24/6 online.

 

Pea Bee & Jae women’s and girls shells are now available at Head Shoulders Toes & Bows in University Heights. HUGE selection of colors, sizes, sleeve lengths and materials!

New shipments just arrived and more is arriving this week. That means we now have girls’ socks, girls’ uniform socks, women’s pantyhose, women’s and girls’ tights, cute girls’ headbands, hair accessories, boys’ socks, towel bibs, pacifier clips and more. We have new merchandise arriving so quickly that there’s even more in the store than on the website!

Give us a call at 216-373-3666! Or, open 24/6 online.

 

In time for the start of the school year and yomtov, Head Shoulders Toes and Bows is selling Melas pantyhose & tights at Lakewood and Boro Park prices!

For every $50 of pantyhose or tights you buy, get a $5 gift certificate to HSTB!

Also, don’t forget about our great selection of soft & hard headbands, school uniform socks (with more on the way), fancy socks, girls hairclips and more!

Call Shayna Kessler today: 216-373-3666

Revered for her fiery personality and rock-solid faith forged during a childhood in the former Soviet Union, Rebbetzin Shula Shifra Kazen nourished, guided and inspired thousands during decades of communal leadership in Cleveland, Ohio. She passed away on March 24 in New York at the age of 96.

She was born in 1922 in Gomel, Belarus, then part of the newly-created Soviet Union.1 The eldest of seven children born to Rabbi Yitzchak Elchanan and Maryasha (Garelik) Shagalov, her life began in difficult circumstances. Russia had been devastated by the terrible civil war that birthed the Bolshevik revolution, and thousands were dying of starvation.

When the family dreamed of bread, Maryasha Shagalov told Shula to recite Psalms with concentration, and the day would come when they would have more than enough food. Shula prized saying Psalms, something that would sustain and encourage her for the rest of her long life.

By law, all children were required to attend public school, where Communist ideals were taught. Determined to raise their family according to Jewish law and tradition, the Shagalovs refused to send their children to the public schools. Eventually, the large family became known to the government, which revoked their rations of food and fuel, and even had them evicted from their home onto the frozen streets.

The Shagalovs moved into the local synagogue, where Elchanan continued battling for Jewish life, which included serving as mohel (circumcisor). He was often accompanied by Shula, who assisted him in his sacred (and illegal) task.

In 1937, he was arrested for illegal activities in support of Judaism for the last time. Years later it was learned that he was executed three months after his arrest, but his widow and orphans were left wondering about his fate for decades.

Facing an unrelenting barrage of pressure from the Communist government, Maryasha had no choice but to send her children into hiding. As the eldest, 14-year-old Shula took a 12-hour trip to the home of Rabbi Bentzion (Bentche) and Esther Golda Shemtov, pillars of the underground Chabad-Lubavitch network of Jewish life.

The Shemtovs sent her to Moscow, where she found work in a knitting factory that Bentzion Shemtov had arranged. It was one of the few places where people could find legal employment that did not require them to work on Shabbat.

Her job was to carry hundred-pound bags of material on her back from the supplier to the factory. After the material was made into scarves or other headgear, Shula would carry it to the buyer, who would pay her. Shula helped support her mother and younger siblings with her earnings.

Shortly after she turned 18, Shula was introduced to her future husband, Zalman Katzenelenbogen (later shortened to Kazen). Like her, he had also lost his father to the Communists in the dreadful purge of the fall of 1937.

Shula did not have a single decent outfit in which to meet her future husband. One friend loaned her stockings, another a shawl, a third one a coat, and somehow she was able to obtain boots. The only clothing she owned was a dress and a coat that “grew” with her. She received the coat at age ten, refitted it countless times, and wore it up to her wedding. For her wedding, a friend sewed her a white dress made of inexpensive fabric.

The wedding was held on 12 Elul, 1940, in a forest at the edge of Malachovka, outside of Moscow. Any religious ceremony was punishable by imprisonment or death, including a traditional Jewish wedding, so it had to take place in complete secrecy. After their wedding, Shula and Zalman Kazen settled in Leningrad. [Read more…]

Tuesday, November 25, 8-10 PM at Young Israel of Beachwood.

Featuring:

• A Goldish Touch
• Breezy’s
• Creative Chocolates
• Head Shoulders Toes & Bows
• Pampered Chef
• Shannon Road Ice Cream
• The Cosmetic Corner
• More to come!