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1 SuSuSSSSeeXX JewJewISHISH nnewewSS Whats wHaT’S InSIDe.... a HISTOry Of SuSSeX TIKVaH | brIGHTOn Jewry 250 | THe anGeL Of MOSTar | reaDyInG fOr a bar MITZVaH | wHaT’S On | anD MOre february 2016 • SHeVaT- aDar I 5776 • ISSue 260 2 Pause for thought 3 The front cover of this issue of SJN This is the third Community Bus - volunteers. Elsewhere in this issue, features something as mundane going back to the Bolskei family’s Roger Abrahams calls for younger as a new bus. Buses have featured original donation to what is now blood to help manage Ralli Hall. in SJN from time to time but this the Hyman Fine Home - and the Indeed, where would the likes of one is different. It is not named story of its purchase, which has the Hyman Fine Home, the Lunch after an historic Jewish personage frequently featured in SJN, is one and Social Club and the local but it does feature names on all of donations, voluntary service and synagogue management, security sides. Names of individuals and and social teams be without charitable bodies, including one the use of volunteers? This very of Brighton & Hove’s lifelines for This is the third Community Bus. publication would not exist without many people, Helping Hands. The story of its purchase is one of its volunteers. donations, voluntary service and The new bus will enable Helping care for those in need. We live in a selfish society that Hands to provide an even better cares little for those who need help support network for the whole just to exist. We can be thankful that Jewish community. Furthermore, in this Community we have people care for those in need. Indeed, the this is a Community Bus and will be who are prepared to give their time Helping Hands team has become widely used by other Jewish and and skills for the benefit of others. almost indispensable. But so have non-Jewish organisations across other organisations that rely upon the city. EDITORIAL BOARD Norina Duke, Doris Levinson, Stephanie Megitt SJN brings local news, events, articles, reviews, David Seidel, Michael Rich announcements, people, congregations, TECHNICAL ADVISOR Brian Megitt communities, contacts and more. Delivered at ADMINISTRATOR Bernard Swithern the start of each month, SJN is run entirely by volunteers for reporting, editing and circulating ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Ivor Sorokin, Lydia Swithern each edition. It has become the cornerstone of COMMUNAL DIARY [email protected] the Jewish community across the region. COVER IMAGE compiled by Brian Megitt PRODUCTION/LAYOUT Anand Day SUBMISSION DEADLINE FOR NEXT ISSUE: 8 FEBRUARY 2016 Email address for submissions and correspondence: [email protected] or [email protected] SUSSEX JEWISH NEWS SUBSCRIPTION Name:_______________________________________________ Date:_________________________ Address:___________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ Postcode:____________________ Email: _______________________________________________ Telephone:____________________ Subscription (tick one) I would like to receive electronic copies of SJN. £18 p/a I would like to receive printed copies of SJN. £24 p/a. I enclose my cheque payable to Sussex Jewish News at PO Box 2178, Hove BN3 3SZ I have made a bank transfer to the Sussex Jewish News at Lloyds Bank, Sort Code 30-98-74, Account No. 00289447 and I have included my name as a reference to ensure my subscription is noted. ISSUE 260 | FEBRUARY 2016 2 Contents 3 Sussex Jewish News 0/"OXs(OVE".3: 4ELEPHONE FEATURES 1 ALL AROUND THE TOWN Get on the new Helping Hands bus 8 THE ANGEL (OF MOSTAR) SPEAKS An interview with Sally Becker 9 POETRY CORNER Simon Rickman’s As a Jew 10 TOWARDS A BAR MITZVAH Zalman Lewis on 12 years in Brighton REGULARS 4 COMMUNITY LIFE Your news and stories from across the county 15 YOUR VIEWS What you are thinking 16 WHAT’S ON Regular and special events in your community YOUR COMMUNITY 11 BRIGHTON & HOVE HEBREW CONGREGATION 12 BRIGHTON & HOVE REFORM SYNAGOGUE 13 HOVE HEBREW CONGREGATION 14 BRIGHTON & HOVE PROGRESSIVE SYNAGOGUE &ULLPAGE!SIZE £170 Sussex Jewish News (‘SJN’), its Editor and Editorial Board: s are not allied to any synagogue or group and the views expressed by writers (ALFPAGE!SIZE £100 are not necessarily those of SJN; 1UARTERPAGE!SIZE £65 s accept advertisements in good faith but do not endorse any products or services and do not accept liability for any aspect of any advertisements; PAGECREDITCARDSIZE £40 and 0ERSONAL!NNOUNCEMENTSin a box (up to 6 lines): £25 sWELCOMEREADERSCONTRIBUTIONSBUTRESERVETHERIGHTTOEDIT CUT DECLINE or submit the content to others for comment. To ensure that we receive your &LYERS Price on application submissions by email, please send them ONLY to sjneditor@sussexjewishnews. Local Jewish charities will not be charged, subject to com, otherwise we cannot guarantee their consideration for publication. To assist the Editorial Board, submissions should be in Word format using Times editorial decision. New Roman font, size 12. Receipt of submissions may not be acknowledged, unless specifically requested. As the Editorial Board is made up entirely of "//+./7 '5)$%,).%3 volunteers, any response may be subject to delay. !$6%24)3).' ).3*. ISSUE 260 | FEBRUARY 2016 4 Community Life 5 s!LAN-ELCHERONHISAPPOINTMENTAS0ROFESSORATTHE2OYAL Your News Marsden Hospital. Births Mazel tov to: s3TEPHANIEAND"RIAN-EGITTONTHEBIRTHOFAGRAND daughter, Yael, to their daughter and son-in-law, Elisabeth and Michael Levy, in Jerusalem. Special Birthdays Mazel tov and happy birthday to Gerry Adler, Wendy Bloom, Janet Cowan, Ann Crook, John Harwood, Lauren Gardner, s4HETEN(OLOCAUSTSURVIVORSWHOHAVEWORKEDTIRELESSLY Helen Gellert, Geraldine Gilmore, Shirley Little, Irene May, to support Holocaust commemoration and education and Shirley Moss and all who are celebrating special birthdays. who have been recognised in the 2016 New Year’s Honours list: Lily Ebert, Chaim Ferster, Agnes Grunwald-Spier, Jack Engagements Kagan, Freddie Knoller, Rudi Oppenheimer, Ivor Perl, Susan Pollack, Renee Salt and Zigi Shipper were all honoured. Mazel tov to: s!KIVA!THERSYCHAND$ANI#OLLETSONTHEIRENGAGEMENT s2ITAAND2ONNIE-ITCHELLONTHEENGAGEMENTOFTHEIR Get Well granddaughter Charlie Alexander (daughter of Marsha and We wish a refuah sheleimah to Alan Besbrode, Barbara Laurence) to Scott Blaws. Comiskey, Susan Conway, Kate Davidson, Helen Epstein, Rose Farrell, Nicholas Godfrey, Machee Godfree, Estelle Kaye and David Pincus. Achievements Special get well wishes to Joey Brackenridge (5½ months), Mazel tov to: son of Abigail and Dean, grandson of Marsha and Laurence s#LIVE,AWTON FOUNDEROF,IMMUD WHOWASMADEAN/"% Alexander and great grandson of Rita and Ronnie Mitchell. for his services to the Jewish community in the 2016 New Year’s Honours List. Deaths s$AME"ARBARA7INDSORMARRIEDTO3COTT-ITCHELL We wish Long Life to the families of Peter Franks z’l and Ruth s%RIN,EVERGRANDDAUGHTEROF!LAN Sless z’l. Lever) on achieving her B.Sc. in Midwifery from Manchester Important message University. She is now working at Kingston Hospital. HOSPITAL CHAPLAINCY VISITS If you are in hospital or know anyone being admitted into hospital, please get in touch with info@ sussexjewishrepresentativecouncil.org or telephone 07789 491279 so that a Jewish chaplain can be contacted to visit. Eastbourne Hebrew Another string to Anderson’s bow Congregation Brighton Festival is delighted to announce that the Guest Director by Stella Harris for 2016 is the pioneering artist and On Saturday 16 January the congregation welcomed Rabbi musician Laurie Anderson. Anderson Geoffrey Shisler and his wife Anne. He led us through the takes the helm in a milestone year for service, davening and singing with gusto. He even gave us Brighton Festival, as 2016 marks its a most interesting sermon. No, none of us fell asleep as he 50th year. thought we might! A long-time supporter of Brighton Festival, Anderson is This was followed by a superb sit-down lunch provided by well known and well loved by the city following successful Mrs Shisler. Thanks to Linda, Diane and other members for appearances such as Delusion (BF2011) and All the Animals helping in the preparation and clearing away. (BF2015). An inspiration to audiences and artists alike, she has been described by Brighton Festival 2015 Guest Director Following grace after meals, we participated in a session of Ali Smith as: “the performance artist, “Ask the Rabbi”. We were told that our learned teacher was singer, musician, artist of our lifetime I a member of the Magic Circle. It certainly was a magical day think - a great, great figure of liberty and for us. Thank you, Rabbi, for your jokes, anecdotes and your liberation of the arts”. knowledgeable and humorous answers. The 50th Brighton Festival will take place We look forward to the Shislers’ next visit. from 7-29 May 2016. ISSUE 260 | FEBRUARY 2016 4 Community Life 5 From The Sussex Branch, Jewish Historical Society Of England Brighton Jewry 250 by Michael Crook Research for the Anthology of Brighton Jewry is now Portuguese Community), and almost complete, but there will not be enough space many of the leading Jewish to include all the fascinating information about the families of the day. community, which can be found in the archives of the In October 1917, in what Jewish Chronicle. For example, during the First World War, was clearly meant as a Brighton featured in regular reports about special services light-hearted contribution, and other activities for the troops, and in raising funds a commentator claimed that forty thousand Jews had for and assisting refugees. A Special Meeting was held in moved out of London to Sussex, and that the Brighton November 1914 in the Vestry Room at Middle Street shul Line had become the Kosher Line! However, he added to enlist support from the community for the many Jewish that one gentleman, who suggested that it was more likely refugees who had arrived from Belgium. The community to be four hundred thousand, had stood all the way from also regularly supported funds for Jews in Russia, Poland, Hove to Victoria.
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