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VOLUME LXXVII, NUMBER 38 THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1991 35¢ PER COPY Israel Pressured To Free Prisoners by Hugh Orgel the speedy release of Jerome TEL AVIV (JT A) - Israel Leyraud as ample proof that welcomed the release last Sun­ Syria and Iran have the power day of two more Western to release all hostages held in hostages from captivity in Lebanon. Lebanon and stood by its offer Leyraud, a French medical to enter negotiations for a pris­ worker, was seized August 8 oner swap. after the release of British But Israel is insisting that hostage, John McCarthy, by such a deal must include either kidnappers who threatened to the release of seven Israelis kill him if another Westerner missing in Lebanon or a full ac­ were freed. He had been held counting of what happened to by a previously unheard-of them. group calling itself the Organi­ Officials here have rejected zation for the Defense of Pris­ suggestions that Israel unilater­ oners' Rights. ally release some of the The other hostage released Lebanese Shi'ites it and allied was Edward Tracy, a native of forces are holding in prison for Vermont, described variously security offenses. as a writer, bookseller and ad­ They are pointing out that venturer. He had been a captive Touro Frateral Helps Honor Pell & Israel The State of Israel Bonds recently honored U.S. Sen, Claiborne Pell, a long-time supporter Syria and Iran have the clout to of the so-called Revolutionary of Israel. Touro Fraternal Association announced at the dinner that it had purchased a effect the release of all Western Justice Organization, a pro-Ira­ $25,000 Israel Bond in appreciation of Sen. Pell's position and as a further indication of its hostages without Israel's con­ nian group. own continued support of Israel. Attending the dinner honoring the senator were, from left, tribution to the complicated Bush Urges Release Nathan Lury, Touro's Vice Chairman of the Board; Robert Miller, Chairman of the f.1ember­ procedure, and that the United of 'Innocents' ship Committee; Gov. Bruce Sundlun; the Hon. Zalµian Shoval, Israeli Ambassador to the States now has a good enough McCarthy, a British journal­ United States; Sen. Pell; Barry Newman, Chairman oi Touro's Community Involvement working relationship with both ist, was held for five years by Committee; the Hon. Yaakov Levy, Israel Consul General to New England; Arthur Poulten, these countries to persuade Islamic Jihad, which also Chairman of the Board of Touro, and Robert Halpert, President of Touro's Harmony Lodge. them to do so. The Israelis are pointing to (continued on page 13) Levy, O'Neil Discuss Middle East Hadassah Launches New Chapter! Situation In Rhode Island by Kathy Cohen Hadassah is a non-profit or­ land has about 2,000 within Herald Associate Editor ganization that can be found at seven chapters. The new When an international orga­ the city, regional, national and Rhode Island Hadassah chap­ nization such as Hadassah, the international level. Yet, as of ter will include members from Women's Zionist Organization June 19, 1991, a new statewide each group chapter. of America, has been around as level has been incorporated. The Rhode Island Hadassah long as it has, it makes sense to And because of its conve­ leaders felt the need to " region­ change with the times. All niently small size, Rhode ls­ alize [our local chapter] system branches large or small need to land was selected for the test so that we're not all doing the stay updated on the organiza­ run. same thing and duplicating tion's numerous activities and The purpose of this new pro­ each other all the time," says materials so th-at the high ideals gram is to find ways to effec­ of this historic organization can tively and efficiently serve all (continued on page 13, stay strong. Hadassah members. Rhode ls-

(L-R) R.l. Attorney General James E. O'Neil, Anne O'Neil, and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir; July 23, 1991. by Peter J. Corwin talks under US-Soviet auspices. Eventually, the groups will dis­ At noon on August 6, Israeli cuss such " non-political" is­ Consul General Ya'akov Levy sues as pollution control and al­ of the Boston consulate briefed :ocation of water resources. some 15 top leaders of the RI Levy fi elded questions on the Jewish Federation on Middle rationale behind Israel's condi­ East peace prospects. He ex­ tions for negotiation. Later that pressed the Israeli govern­ afternoon he met with Attor­ ment's optimism for an Octo­ n<'y General James E. O'Neil. ber regional conference. In the O'Neil was oni> of four US meaJ1time, Levy said discussion attorneys general participating is underway over the makeup i11 J July I o-2~ educJllon and , of . the proposed joint Pales­ familiarization delegation to Is­ tinian-Jordanian delegation as rael. The others included well as the framework of the Robert Abrams of New York, conference itself. Robert Stephans of Kansas, and If all goes as planned, the Lawrence EcoHawk of Idaho conference will split into work­ - the first native American to -,.,, ing groups whereby the partici­ become an attorney general. Standing from left are: Fran Sadler, Fran Mendell, and Shirley Chernick. Front row from left pants - Israel, Jordan, Syria, Each participant was selected are: Ruth Blustein, Diane Ducoff, and Erna Oelbaum. Missing are Fran Weisman and Roz Egypt, and the Palestinian rep­ resentatives - will begin direct (continued on page 7) Boluksy. 2 -THE RHODE·ISLMJD JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUS'I' 15, 1991 Inside the Ocean State Gentleman Jim From Jamestown

by Mike Fink won _an academy award nom­ You look at Jim's features, Herald Contributing Editor ination. Jim went to Holly­ sharp and refined. He . wea~s Jim Wolpaw drove over to wood for the big award night tortoise shell glasses. His hau my cottage from Jamestown. in a fancy tux. "Will you wear is curly like his beard. The ex­ He is writing and producing a it for this docudrama too?" pression is kindly and easy­ film about Emily Dickinson, "It wasn't mine, I rented it. going. My kids like him. And with the support ·of the R.I. My uncle offered to buy me Jim looks admiringly at fellow Committee for the Humanities. one. But I figured I'd never put artists and writers. He doesn't He had sent me the script, and it on a second time." stop by emptyhanded. He car-· filmmakers like feedback. Jim doesn't strike you as ries in a group of comic books Don't audition for the part of your forceful, overconfident written .by a friend who hires Em, because she never appears director who monologues and an illustrator to tum his whim­ on screen. The plot of the film pushes his weight around. sical memoirs into funnies. Or is kind of mixed up. A young Quiet and softspoken, he set­ a Peace Corps romantic humor­ woman named Alex plays the tles his big frame into a chair at ous souvenir typed and bound star. She is obsessed with our place, or later, at a coffee but not yet published. He Emily, who is her opposite. house. Tall, redbearded, Jim knows what I'll enjoy and This Alex is an actress who has comes from Cleveland, Ohio. shares stuff without hesitation. appeared on stage, naked, He's not a Swamp Yankee but a Nobody can quite figure out on horseback. But not like Lady doctor's son. Unlike his profes­ how this unassuming guy can Godiva. She is made up to sional brothers, he has taken a pull off his outrageous, color­ appear as a man. Jim's screen­ less travelled path. ful , boisterous, provocative plays are often a bit bizarre, "What does your mom think screen magic. but when he's done with one, of your most recent and re­ · I asked my frecklefaced it jells, and hopefully, it sells. nowned film, 'Complex friend what he had to say "What drew you to take on World'?" (It opens this month about poetry and the Jews. the story of Emily Dickinson?" in theatres round the globe.) " We Jews like to comment on "I think the fact that she lived in her house in Amherst ling around the world she "Well, she's a retired college the text of the Torah. Poetry is stood apart from all the others for 25 years, seeing nobody, made poetry. I feel strongly professor, she goes right along a text. We try to reach out for in her town, in her world. She looking inward. Without travel- about her work. I don't always with me. I call her once a week the meaning and context of get it, but I trust it. By putting to keep her abreast of my prog­ each word. We stare at each together this film, maybe I'll Narragansett 789-2322 Pawtucket 724-3 114 ress. If Complex World makes image in a movie to draw a dig down even deeper." big bucks, it will put me in a thought from it. Maybe also "You could say my movie stronger spot to bring in money the feeling in poetry of being JACK M. MINKIN grows out of my film on Keats. for future flicks. You have to alone, away from others in the dba(fi le-Set I start them both with scenes mix in violence and four letter world, stands for the Jewish where the verses are read to words to keep people's condition and Emily wrote a lot CERAMIC TILE INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS people who don't want to hear interest, but my own drive is about God." Cleaning, Regrouting and Sealing - Leaks Fixed them." for dealing with artistic ideas. I Jim lives in Jamestown, ALL KINDS OF RENOVATION WORK Jim and I talked for a while was an English major at there's a pun here. No man is about poetry, the things we go Brown. I had trouble writing, an island, but Jim hides out on A TROUBLESHOOTER WITH IDEAS for and tum away from. He but movies help me to get my his own. He gets away to make INSURED • R.I. LI CEN SE NO. 4210 • REFEREN CES does something right. That first pen moving. The image and movies and then wends his study of poetry and its public the word fit together for me." way home again.

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dom. I guess that the individu­ remembered their history les­ in two instances. In the third als who don't fit into this cate­ son well, they would recall that paragraph he was quoted as gory are those who refuse to the Italians hung Mussolini and saying, " Who'd have thought continue to learn and to grow. his mistress. My mother is alive that in the 90's we'd have dat­ This brings me to the central tnnay hecau~e 0f the many Ital­ ing services. Why? Are we go­ point of my letter. I read Mr. ians who offered her assistance. ing backwards to the days of II A Ladder Up Or Down? Heiman n's piece entitled My mother still can speak a shtetl when Jewish married "Some of your readers will very near perfect Italian. women covered their heads in I Morris Gastfreund's "The can, what kind of choices are I Self-Inflicted Holocaust" (Aug. we making? Must black and agree with me .. . " I want to ad­ My mother and I traveled to modesty?" What the article 8) pinpoints the source of trou­ white physical force always be dress those individuals who Italy in 1972 and she intro­ should have printed was, ble for U.S. Jewry. As he states, what knocks us back to the re­ didn't react to Mr. Heimann's duced me to one of her special "Who'd have thought in the not even some 19 centuries of ality of survfval? talk in the same spirit it was "helpers." She again traveled 90's that we'd be having dating periodic persecution have in­ A good deal of what makes presented. As a survivor, Mr. to Italy in 1987 and this time a services? We always have to go flicted as much damage to the up life is the trip itself. The Heimann wishes to educate the whole village greeted her with back to the shtetl in terms of Jew as he has ·10 himself in this goal, once attained - if at all public not just on the horrors of a very special ring to give to my dating services. I mean we'd land of "affluence and free­ - is replaced by another. We the Holocaust but also about its daughter, a third generation have a matchmaker and we'd dom." grow to keep from withering humanity. I am referring to the Holocaust survivor. be able to work things out. To­ The question then: Why, par­ away for a lack of purpose. " helpers," those people who Therefore yes, let's condemn day, why are we having dating I ticularly during times of rela­ Similarly, Judaism is a way of risked their lives to protect the countries and people who services? Are we going back­ tive prosperity, does the Jew life we continuously strive for. Jews. In Israel, parks, streets destroyed 6 million Jews, but wards?" tend to assimilate through such It is not something eventually and exhibits are dedicated to let us also remember those in­ The second incorrect quote I practices as interfaith marriage won under favorable circum­ these "righteous gentiles." dividuals who bravely kept the read, " About 50 percent of the I I can relate to this personally I where the children are not stances - like those in the light of humanity lit in the face people of this community are raised as Jews? One possible United States today. Viewed because I am a second genera­ of terrible storm. G-d forbid, let single. " Mr. Segal actually said, My reason: We instinctively fight from this perspective, Judaism tion Holocaust survivor. us not commit the crime of for­ "The intermarriage rate in only to defend ourselves. To­ is always there to defend. The mother, who was born in Vi­ getting the heroes of the Holo­ Rhode Island is approaching 50 day's attack is hard to spot. enjoyment of affluence and enna, Austria, and her family caust. percent or more ... " As a Holocaust survivor, freedom among American fled their homeland and found Cindy Halpern As the author of the article I refuge in Italy. It is true that take full responsibility for the Gastfreund must feel particu­ Jewry can be used either as a Editor's reply: larly frustrated in the face of as­ ladder for climbing or slipping. Mussolini was allied with errors and apologize to anyone similation's quiet force. Rarely Again, the choice is ours. Hitter by treaty but many of the In last week's Herald in the who might have taken offense. · Italian people were not in are issues so clearly black and article entitled, "Jewish Singles Sincerely, Peter J. Corwin agreement with Mussolini's I white as they were in the Holo­ Speak Out," Paul Segal, Execu­ Kathy Cohen I government. In f.act, if the caust. Now American Jews Dear Editors: tive Director of Jewish Family Associate Editor members of the Brown Baggers I must face a gray-colored threat First of all, let me express my Services was incorrectly quoted from within; it is not nearly as sincere gratitute to Hans L. i visible, but just as deadly. With Heimann for sharing his expe­ I our freedom comes the respon­ riences with those of us want to I sibility to choose. Now that we listen and to learn from his wis- Tradition I Who doesn't remember mitzva that will help make the of some shortcoming for which Tevya, his sighs, questions, and world a better place in which to there must be refuge and atone­ I ~ Rhode Island Jewish Herald Jl::JJ conversations with G-d? When live. " ment. Even if he never dis­ hassled by the " younger gener­ However you slice it, we obeys G-d's will, he may still I SUBMISSIONS POLICY ation," Tevya's answer to their should make Moshiach a part not have done all within his I many complaints was always, of our own tradition, our· own power to draw close to G-d. I The Rh ode Island Jewish Herald Send to: "Tradition!" That's the way it daily ritual. Ask yourself today, This is the task of the month of welcomes any written submissions Letters to the Editor was done. His parents did it and every day, what you did to Elul. It is a time of self-exami­ from its readers on Jewish RI Jewish Herald that way, their parents did it bring Moshiach a little closer. nation when each person must I concerns. Articles must be typed P.O. Box 6063 that way, all the way back. ask himself whether what he I' and double-spa ced. Please Providence, RI 02940 has achieved was all he could I include a daytime telephone When there was no logical rea­ number. Anything longer than son, or Tevya didn't know the Cities of Refuge have achieved. And if not, he 500 words ma y be edited for Or fox to: answer, "Tradition," he felt, From the weekly Torah portion must repent, and strive towards space restrictions. 401 /726-5820. was sufficient. In this week's torah portion, a more fulfilled future. Busi­ We laughed at Tevya and un­ Shoftim, we read of the cities of nessman and scholar, he who derstood the exasperation of refuge, to which a man who has lived in the world and he RHOOE ISLAND JEWISH his children. We've insisted, had killed accidentally could who has spent his days under too, that "Tradition!" isn't flee, find sanctuary and atone. the canopy of the Torah - enough for us. Our generation, The month of Elul, in which both must make Elul a time of HERALD we remind ourselves, didn't this portion is always read, is, self reckoning and refuge. live in the ghettos, isn't fright­ in time, what the cities of It is the way of the Western (USPS 464-760) Published Every Week By The ened by pogroms, or living refuge were in space. It is a world to make Elul - the Jewish Press Publlshing Company hand-to-mouth. CO-EDITORS: Why do some of us, then, use KATHY COHEN that same "tradition" when SARAH M . BAIRD Candlelighting confronted with the notion that CONTRIBUTING EDITOR: Moshiach is coming - in fact, MICHAEL FINK * almost here? ACCOUNT REPS: August 16, 1991 JEANETTE HIDALGO True, Moshiach is not some­ MYRNA H. DRESS 7:27p.m. thing you learn about in He­ GRAPHICS: brew school. Most of us have JOHANNA BULICH some fuzzy recollection of month of sanctuary and repen­ month of high summer - a LORAINE BRAGA hearing about a time of total tance, a protected time in time for vacation from study. The opposite should be the MAILING ADDRESS: peace, or a white donkey, or the which a person can turn from Box 6063, Providence, Al 02940 Third Temple being built. the shortcomings of his past case. It is above all the time for TELEPHONE: (401) 724-0200 But, " My parents never and dedicate himself to a new self-examination, a time to PLANT: change one's life. And the place Herald Way, off Webster Street spoke about Moshiach, their and sanctified future. Pawtucket, RI 02861 parents didn't either. And even Although all the cities of for this is the city of refuge, in OFFICE: 1175 Warren Avenue if they did mention Moshiach, refuge were to be in the land of the Holy Land, which means East Providence, RI 02914 they never spoke as if bringing Israel, they were not all in the for us, in a place of Torah. Each Second class postage paid at Providenc~. Jew should set aside Elul, or at Rhode Island. Postmaster send address Moshiach had anything to do same territory. There were the changes to the A.I. Jewish Herald, P .0 . Box with them personally! Besides, three in the land of Israel least from the 18th onwards 6063, Providence, RI 02940-6063. it isn't part of my tradition!" we proper - the Holy Land. Three (the last 12 days, a day for each Subscription Rates: Thirty·five cents per copy. By mail $10.00 per annum, outside At add a little too quickly. were in trans-Jordan, where month of the year), or at ai;iy and southeastern Mass. $14.00 per annum. Ah, there it is, Tevya's "tra- acording to the Talmud, rate the days when selichot are Bulk rates on request. The Herald assumes dition." " manslaughter was common." said, and makepnis refuge in a subscriptions are continuous unless notified to the contrary in writing. Speaking about the coming And, in the Time to Come " the place of Torah. A refuge is a The Herald assumes no financial responsi· of Moshiach in such realistic L-rd your G-d will enlarge your place to which one flees: that is, bility for typographical errors in advertisements, where one lays aside one's past but will reprint that part of the advertisement in terms is not something most of borders" three more will be which the typographical error occurs. Adver· us grew up with, it's not part of provided, in the newly occu­ and makes a new home. Elul is tisers will please notify the management our " tradition." 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Israel's Recruitment Includes Olim and Arabs by Hugh Orgel TEL AVIV OT A) - Some immigrants will serve abbrevi­ 100 Christian Arabs have vol­ ated periods between a year unteered for regular service in and a year-and-a-half, 28 per­ the Israel D efense Force within cent will be sent to complete the past few weeks, according their academic studies and 5 7 to military sources. percent wil l join the military The new recruits, who were system. inducted recently, responded to Rosenbaum indicted this a newly enacted IDF policy that group of inductees is of particu­ Christian Arabs can choose to larly fine mettle, attested to by serve in the Israeli army. a considerable number of vol­ They joined during the sum­ unteers for elite positions. He mer recruitment period. said some 20 applicants are vy­ The new soldiers boost to ing for each spot in the IDF's 300 the number of Christians reconnaissance units, more now serving in the army, the than 87 percent of whom are sources said. high school graduates. Until the new policy went into effect, the only Arabs al­ Israel Bonds Honors Senator Claiborne Pell lowed to serve in the Israeli State of Israel Bonds recently presented its prestigious City of Peace Award to Senator army were Bedouins, who nor­ mally are engaged as expert Claiborne Pell at a dinner held at Temple Emanu-El in Providence. The more than $900,000 INCORPORATED in Israel Bonds purchased at this dinner will be used to provide jobs and housing for the trackers, and Druse. A tenet of thousands of Soviet and Ethiopian immigrants in Israel. Pictured left to right are: Rabbi the Druse religion, which split Wayne Franklin, Temple Emanu-el; Melvin A. Ross, Israel Bond National Campaign Vice­ from Islam centuries ago, is Chairman; Robert Riesman, Dinner Chairman; Senator Claiborne Pell; Ambassador fealty to the country of resi­ Zalman Shoval; Governor Bruce Sundlun; Consul General Yaakov Levy; Arthur I. Fixler, dence. Rhode Island Israel Bond Chairman; and Ralph Kaplan, Israel Bond New England Region Israelis are granted substan­ Chairman. For further information about Israel Bond investments and ra'tes, call Sandra tial economic, pension and Phillips at 1-800-752-5651. health benefits for army ser­ vice, making it an attractive op­ tion. "Unique Personalized The recent ceremony in­ Children's Gifts" Holocaust Victims Granted ducted the largest-ever number Posthumous Israeli Citizenship a step closer to the thoughts of new recruits. Included were PRICES STARTING AT $5 and hearts of our younger gen­ more than 300 new immigrants Rocking Chairs Wall Mirrors Yad Vashem has recently un­ slaughter" motive. By this offi­ eration, who with each day, be­ from the Soviet Union and 150 Clothes Trees Doll Cradles dertaken a mass effort in yet cial gesture the State of Israel come better acquainted and from Ethiopia, countries from Bulletin Boards Toy Chests another form of commemora­ has sought, among other goals, more understanding of the fate which Jews have recently come Student Desks Bookends tion to the victims and heroes to bring the six million martyrs Clocks Lamps of these Jews. in tremendous numbers to the .. .an d much more of the Holocaust: issurance of Jewish state. Certificates of Commemorative Col. Natan Rosenbaum, the ( 401) 946-8885 Citizenship to be accorded to IDF's chief draft administrator, By appointment only. their family members or close said that 15 percent of the new Jodi Miller and Marcy Grano.ff friends. The purpose of this com­ memorative effort is not only the comfort and solace of their 3-HOUR SERVICE - DEVELOP & PRINT g;~tjed

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· by Deborah Lipson before the actors, director, the old familiar culture is pre­ income will be from ticket be able to buy even cheaper (WZPS) In answer to the producer, stage hands, cos­ served whilst the new one is sales, which, Maltsev notes, is tickets if, as he hopes, the question why there should be tume designers and musicians being acquired; a home where about average for a serious rep­ municipalities further sub­ Russiai;i- language theatre in even arrived in Israel. A group both Russian and Hebrew can ertory theater company today. sidize Gesher's performances Israel today, Evgeny Arie, one o: actors from various theaters, be heard. We hope to travel the "No company can exist with­ in their towns. of Moscow's most innovative primarily in Moscow, who path of integraticm into Israeli out funding," he says, adding Gesher is but one of the theater directors before his were all planning to emigrate society together with our that Gesher must ensure that Russian-language theater com­ emigration to Israel last Novem- to Israel, began to work to­ audience. Together we will try its tickets are cheap, otherwise panies currently being estab­ ber, replies simply that the gether on the idea of creating a to understand the culture, lan­ its audience will be unable to lished in Israel, as a result of audience is now here, and so professional theater company guage and customs of our afford to attend its perfor­ the flood of immigrants from are the actors. " Anyone who to perform plays in Russian in homeland." mances. the Soviet Union. Says arrives in Israel from the Soviet Israel. While no rehearsals Funding, Income He hopes that new immi­ Maltsev, "We must work to Union over the age of 25," he were held before emigrating, With initial funding from the grants will be able to buy tick­ define ourselves and become continues, " will always prefer the actors studied Hebrew Soviet Jewry Zionist Forum, ets for about NIS 10 ($5), while part of the Israeli cutlure theatre in Russian to theater in together, and many hope that the roof organization of Soviet veteran immigrants will pay scene." Hebrew," adding that the Sovi- -they will be able to make the Jewish immigrants in Israel, twice that. New arrivals may ets are very fond of theatre. transition from acting in the Gesher has rented a small No, he insists, Russian-Ian- Russian language to perform­ office and rehearsal facilities in guage theater will not help ere- ing in Hebrew. In this they Tel Aviv, and has held an ini­ ate a ghetto of Soviet Jews in have models, including Mark tial series of performances of Israel, because it will help its Khasman, who arrived from extracts from various plays audience move towards Israeli the Soviet Union in the 1970's, which they hope to perform in culture. He hopes that his new and is today one of Beersheba full in the future. In Tel Aviv, company, Gesher (the Hebrew Theatre's leading actors. the performances were held at word for "bridge"), will play Arie, together with Slava the Habima Theater, Israel's an important role in this move, Maltsev, the director of national theater company, while he is also sure that it will Gesher, who immigrated to which has also been very sup­ attract veteran immigrants Israel from Moscow last portive of the project. Gesher from the Soviet Union to its October, prepared a proposal still does not have a permanent performances. which reinforces Arie's claim: home, but is continuing to Aims "We aim to turn our theater search for suitable premises, Thf' ick~ for Gesher was into a home to which people with an auditorium of no more born in the Scwiet Union, · enjoy coming, a home where than 400. This, Maltsev says, is the size most suitable for seri­ ous theater." JOIN JACK & RHODA MOSSBERG ON THEIR ANNUAL Since January 1, the theater has been supported financially Fixing the Mezzuzah LEISURE TOUR TO ISRAEL by the Ministries of Immigrant Rabbi Arthur Schneier of New York, senior rabbi of Park MARCH 9 - APRIL 6, 1992 Absorption and Education and East Synagogue and president of the Appeal of Conscience Culture, together with the Jew­ Foundation, pronounces the blessing over the fixing of the per person $2,099 ish Agency and the Tel Aviv mezzuzah at the entrance to the newly-returned annex of Netanya-Jerusalem-Eilat • 2 Meals a Day Fund. While the company is to the Choral Synagogue in Mos.cow. The building was requi­ Call for brochure. be based in Tel Aviv, it will sitioned by the Soviet government for use as a wartime spend a considerable amount hospital 50 years ago and returned this week. Park East and Sit WINKLEMAN TRAVEL of time traveling around the the Choral Synagogue became sister congregations five 720 Reservoir A venue, Cranston, RI country. years ago, and Rabbi Schneier played the key role in initiat­ 943-7700 • Outside RI: 1-800-234-5595 The theater hopes that be­ ing and carrying through the negotiations leading to return w tween 35 and 40 percent of its of the building. The mezzuzah, in silver, comes from Israel and was presented as a gift to the congregation by Rabbi and Mrs. Schneier. Among those in the distinguished group of Soviet and The Rhode Island Jewish Hera~___. Moscow government officials and American and Israeli diplomats who witnessed the ceremony were (left, wearing Announces Its Annual white shirt and dark tie), David Bartov, senior Israeli diplo­ mat; (center, with silver hair) Moscow Mayor Gavriil Popov and (right, next to Rabbi Schneier) Rabbi Adolph Shayevich, chief rabbi of Moscow's Choral Synagogue and president of the All-Union Council of Jewish Religious Communities of the USSR.

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Jewish Families Levy, O'Neil said that along with the other two attorneys general, who are Sought (continued from page 1) Mormon and Lebanese Chris­ for his unique contribution to tian, the group represented a by Mark Frankel diverse cross section of Amer­ NEW YORK (JT A) - The the office of attorney general. In the case of O'Neil, no other ica. Jewish Children's Adoption The Attorney General be­ Network has sent out a call for office has included as extensive a criminal investigations pro­ lieved that both Jew and Arab help in finding Jewish families were eager for peace, and he to adopt Jewish children. gram as has his office. The delegation sat in on a 45- agreed with former prime min­ The agency was described ister Shimon Peres' recent by its co-director, Vicki Krausz, minute discussion with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, statement that Israel had to risk as a " matchmaker." But she peace. On July 22, the very day noted that the emphasis of the and met with a variety of other high-level officials. O'Neil O'Neil met with Shamir, the agency is decidedly one-sided. Prime Minister announced - National "We're not interested in find­ briefly greeted Secretary of State James Baker as the latter in the spirit of Syria's recent ing kids for families, but fami­ gesture toward talks - his own (JT A) An investigative arm lies that will take .in children," was completing talks in the of the U.S. Congress has area. desire for negotiations under she said. "And we need more the proper conditions. found that tax penalties families." For O'Neil, an open-minded levied by the IRS against trip to the Middle East repre­ Delegations to Israel on the The agency's goal is to keep Consul General of part of attorneys general have U.S. companies complying Jewish children in Jewish sented " probably the most re­ warding experience and great­ Israel Yaakov Levy occurred since the mid-l 970's, with the Arab economic homes. It contacts social serv­ boycott of Israel "appear to est step up on the 'learning approximately every two years. ice agencies around the coun­ The Israeli government and the be small." curve."' He felt each day lent O'Neil, an Irish Catholic, and try to find out if they have cus­ American-Israeli Friendship ...... tody of Jewish children and itself to a memorable event. Robert Abrams, a Jew, put their The Yad Vashem Holocaust a rm~ ;-, rounrl e~rh nth 0r ini.:.ide­ League hosted the trip in con­ Nearly a quarter of the tries to impress upon those memorial in Jerusalem particu­ the memorial. Said O'Neil, junction with the National As­ Americans killed in battle agencies that Jewishness is an sociation of Attorneys General. essential characteristic to be larly affected O'Neil. "(The "We were hugging each other during the Persian Gulf war Holocaust) eats at you like per­ considered in placement. because we were just so struck were victims of accidental haps no other tragedy in the PATRONIZE OUR "The issue here;'' said by what (can) happen in ... what "friendly fire" by U.S. history of mankind," he said. we call 'civilization."' O'Neil ADVERTISERS. troops, the Pentagon an­ Krausz, "is whether being Jew­ nounced this week. ish means something, and I ...... think it does." Krausz said that the organiza­ Vandals this week painted a tion keeps a list of Jewish fami­ Custom Window Treatments swastika on Plymouth Rock, lies all across the United States 1" Micros, Vertical Blinds, Pleated & Duette Shades, Draperies 1· the symbolic landing place that are considering adoption, New Designs for the 90s • Interior Design Showroom I of the Pilgrims. The Anti­ and circulates materials about Defamation League of B'nai Jewish children referred to B'rith said the incident may them. i;ii;~;i~;··;j~~-;;;;· oe!igns be connected to a neo-Nazi The agency is actively look­ skinhead organization in ing for more families to adopt COME. SEE OUR NEW ARRIVM.8: LAMPS, \ I Massachusetts. these children. Last year, 86 PA/lfflNGS, SCULPTURES & WAU Wctiit children were referred to the agency and about 200 families 944-0033 18 Hillside Rd. (Garden City} Cranstorl--'--!-='-/J-11 registered an interest in International adoption. "There are just not enough Jewish families. Most other (JT A) Syrian President Ha fez agencies don't care about keep­ Assad reportedly has agreed ing Jewish kids in Jewish to a demilitarization of its homes. They think, 'Why border with Israel, provided should we wait for a Jewish Syria gets back the Golan parent when others want to Heights. Assad remains adopt it?"' silent on the question of al­ This indifference to religious lowing Syrian Jews to emi­ · affiliation in placing children grate. for adoption is not limited to ...... non-Jews. "Even some Jewish (JT A) Some 6,000 new im­ workers don't care," she said. migrants applied for Israeli What makes things more dif­ passports during the first six ficult, said Krausz, is that there A portrait of months of this year, and im­ are so few organizations that migration officials are con­ identify Jewish children and cerned that many of them find Jewish homes for them. As a loved one may leave the country for evidence, she points to the fact good. that when she and her -co­ becomes a ...... director husband adopted a (JT A) The city of Leningrad Jewish child, they were Family hopes Israel will open a con­ swamped by inquiries about sulate there, according to adoption, "We just couldn't Heirloom Mayor Alexander Belayev. take all of them, so we started Simcha Dinitz, Chairman of )CAN." the Jewish Agency was re­ One of the problems Krausz cently in Leningrad and re­ faces is the uneven distribution ceived permission to open of Jewish families in the United offices there. States. Rrccmly compk1cd commission. Life size, in Oils. "We have no problem find­ Rabbi Harold Wainirup. Tcrnplr Beth Am. Abbington. PA...... ing a family for a kid in New Israel will soon have the ca­ York, but we are terribly short pability of sending satellite­ in Massachusetts." mounted cameras into orbit, She said that she has 6 to 8 according to experts. Israel children in Massachusetts that I am available for has to date launched two need a family "or they will be satellites into orbit, neither taken away from our heritage." a limited number of of which supposedly carried The Jewish Children's Adop­ cameras, although foreign tion Network invites inquiries Portraits .. .i n Oils sources claim one was a spy and support. The agency's ad­ or Conte Drawings probe and did carry a cam- dress is P.O. Box 16544, era. Denver, Colo., 80216-0544. Its ...... phone number is (303) 573- 8113.

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The zucchini, a veggy victim of ZUCCHINI-ALMOND ZUCCHINI APPLESAUCE ZUCCHINI CASSEROLE mistaken identity, holds superstar LOAF CAKE 2 medium zucchini, peeled and diced 1 lb. zucchini 2 cooking apples, peeled, cored and salt status in the Granite State. 3 egg whites, lightly beaten diced 3 TBS. oil Hooray for the underdog of the 1 cup firmly packed light brown sugar ¼ cup sugar 1/, lb. mushrooms sliced produce bins! The smiley-shaped 1 cup safflower oil green has the blues. The cause: 2 whole cloves 3 scallions, minced ½ cup honey ½tsp.salt 1 clove garlic, minced Recognition Anxiety. 1/3 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice 1 TB. lemon juice 1 ½ tsps. chopped fresh basil, or Walk up to any curbside or market 1 TB. finely grated lemon peel vegetable stand. Where's the ½tsp. cinnamon ½ tsp. dried basil pepper 1 ½ cups whole wheat flour 2 med. tomatoes, sliced zucchini? 1 cup whole wheat pastry flour From afar, it's easy to spot. But In large saucepan, bring to boil 4 ounces mozzarella cheese, sliced 2 tsps. baking powder zucchini, apples, sugar, cloves, salt close up, oops, wrong number ... A Slice zucchini ¼-inch thick, ½ tsp. baking soda and ½ cup water. Reduce heat, cover, cucumber. sprinkle with salt, and set aside for 20 ½tsp. salt and simmer 20 minutes, stirring Find the zucchini's sunburst sister, minutes. Squeeze out and pat dry. 1 cup chopped, unblanched almonds occasionally. Remove cover; continue summer squash, and voila, there's the Heat oil in skillet and saute zucchini 2 cups unpeeled, shredded zucchini cooking until all liquid has cork-tipped zucchini rubbing elbows until golden; remove to 1 ½-quart evaporated. Discard cloves. Mash with her in the same neighborhood. Position rack in center of oven; casserole. Saute mushrooms in oil, mixture or blend until smooth. Stir in The folks up north in Keene, New preheat to 350 degrees. Grease two adding more if necessary; add lemon juice and cinnamon. Cover and Hampshire, have given the zucchini 8½ by 4½ by 2½-inch loaf pans; dust scallions and cook 2 minutes, then refrigerate. Makes about 2 cups. something to shout about almost with flour. In large bowl, using a fork, add garlic and cook 1 minute more. The Best Vegetable Recipes annually. beat together egg whites, sugar, oil, Spread mixture over zucchini, from Woman's Day A day to call her very own! A solo honey, lemon juice, and peel until sprinkle with basil and salt and performance for the zucchini. well blended. In a medium bowl, pepper to taste. Arrange tomato slices Come Sunday, August 25th, the whisk or stir together flours, baking BLACKBERRY-ZUCCHINI BREAD on top, then cover with cheese. Bake zucchini will reign "zupreme" at the powder, baking soda, and salt. Stir ¼ cup cholesterol-free oil in preheated 375 degree oven until Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music. into oil mixture ½ cup at a time until ½ cup sugar brown and bubbly, about 30 minutes. " Every.thing you can think of will well blended. Stir in almonds and 3 egg whites Makes 4 servings. be done with the zucchini in mind," zucchini. Pour batter into prepared 1 TB . freshly grated orange rind The Best Vegetable Recipes said Carol Bickhart from the Keene pan, spreading evenly. Bake 50 ½ cup orange juice from Woman's Day Chamber of Commerce. minutes, or until cake tester inserted 1 ½ cups whole wheat flour The day starts off with a 4.2 mile in center comes out clean. Remove 1 'h cups oat bran BAKED STRIPED ZUCCHINI Zuke Loop Trail Run at 9:30 a.m. pans to wire racks. Cool 10 minutes 1 tsp. baking soda 3 lbs small, young zucchini When the runners catch their breaths before loosening cakes from pans 2 tsps. baking powder salt to taste later, they can join others in a with a knife and removing. Finish 1 16-ounce can blackberries packed olive oil zucchini racquetball game, Squish! cooling right side up on racks. in water or I pkg. frozen blackberries chopped fresh chives There are all sorts of contests: The Good Old-Fashioned Cakes 11/, cups finely shredded zucchini fine bread crumbs Most Elongated Zucchini, The Biggest by Susan Kosoff VARIATIONS: Combine all ingredients except Medium Zucchini, The Best Disguised grated cheese, oregano Zucchini in Food, The Best Zucchini berries and zucchini. Fold in drained Look-Alike, The Best New Age berries and zucchini just until Peel zucchini, leaving strips of peel Zucchini, even a Zucchini Sculpture blended. Turn into greased loaf pan intact so it looks striped. Cook 7-8 Contest. and bake at 350 degrees for 11/, hours minutes in boiling salted water until Serious music lovers are to be (check after first 45 minutes. If tender but still crisp. Drain, rinse treated to a chamber group's necessary, cover with aluminum foil under cold water, and pat dry. Lay in interpretation of Motzuke's great to prevent browning too quickly.) shallow baking dish, close together. opera, "The Magic Fruit." Makes I loaf, or 15 servings. Sprinkle with salt; drizzle olive oil Not-so-serious music fans may Oat Bran Cookbook over the top. Sprinkle with chives and prefer the new hot-off-the-charts by Kitty and Lucian Maynard bread crumbs. Bake in a 350 degree "zukematic" hits. oven until hot. May be prepared in Black fireworks during daylight and advance and baked before serving. a magic show are on the program, Simply Delicious which lasts until 4 in the afternoon. by the Miriam Hospital Could it be that Keene, New Women's Association Hampshire, is the only town on record sympathetic to the zucchini's plight? ********** Presenting recipes featuring the zucculent guest of honor:

ZUCCHINI CHEESE LAYERS 3 medium ;zucchini, peeled and sliced ¼ cup onion, chopped 1 lb low-fat cottage cheese 1 TB. lemon juice I tsp. basil ¼ cup parmesan cheese, grated Saute zucchini and onion in non-stick skillet. Whip cottage cheese, lemon juice and basil in blender. Alternate layers of zucchini and cottage cheese mixture in I ½ quart non-stick casserole. Top with parmesan cheese. Bake uncovered at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes. Serve hot. Serves 6. 98 calories each. From Recipes to Lower Your Fat Thermostat.

BARBECUED ZUCCHINI 6 medium zucchini I cup Italian Salad dressing Salt and pepper to taste Trim ends of squash and cut each lengthwise in half and then each piece into quarters. Marinate in salad dressing for ½ hour before cooking. Place on charcoal grill and add salt and pepper to taste. These pieces should cook in very little time, so watch them. Nobody likes zoggy f zucchini. The Frugal Gourmet Cooks American by Jeff Smith 11 - ~

THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1991 - 9 ======~~~~~~~~~~~~Arts and En tertainrri ent

"DrivJng Miss Daisy" To Open at Theatre-by-the-Sea ---The Verdict Is Yours -- phrase, and without dips into FourQuest Entertainment is Coleburn. Mr Freeman re­ by Mike Fink directed at Theatre-by-the-Sea depths of analysis. He guides pleased to announce the Au­ ceived an Oscar nomination for Herald Contributing Editor by Judith Swift, who most re­ you gust 20th opening of " Driving his performance. If Chutzpah hadn't come out, down the ages of outrages cently directed " The Water each reader would have had to and insults to Jews, a grim Miss Daisy" at Theatre-by-the The Matunuck production Principle" at Trinity Rep. it. A lot of us have been grand tour in one dimension. It Sea. This internationally ac­ will feature Fiona Hale as Miss invent Tickets are $19 .00 for the looking for somebody to say, was as though he talked to a claimed hit explores twenty­ Daisy and Roger Robinson as 8:30 pm Tuesday and Wednes­ five years in the relationship of Hoke, Dan Ahearn will play "American Jews don't have tape recorder and had a young day performances, $20.00 for enough chutzpah." You may lady type it into a word proces­ a Southern widow and her Daisy's son, Boolie Werthan. the 8:30 pm Thursday perfor­ chauffeur. The action takes FourQuest's artists-in-resi­ even feel the author is just sor. It's a smug way to put out mance, $21.00 for the 8:30 pm holding up a mirror to your a book. He looks awfully comfy place in and around Atlanta, dence Jeff Modereger and Tom Friday performance, $19.00 for mind. on the cover, smiling in front of Georgia, between the years Sturge, who have designed all the 5:00 pm Saturday perfor­ a shelf of law books. 1948 and 1973. Theatre-by-the Sea produc­ Consider: Mayor Ed Koch mance, $21.00 for the 9:00 pm never said the awful things If you saw the movie made "Driving Miss Daisy" was tions this season, will collabo­ Saturday performance, $19.00 written by Alfred Uhry who rate again on the scenic and Jesse Jackson did about another from his prior volume "Rever­ for the 7:00 pm Sunday perfor­ group. Palestinians are in on sal of Fortune," it had the same later adapted his play for the lighting designs for this final mance, and $18.00 for the 2:00 campus. But if the sophomore heavy-handed emphasis. screen. Jessica Tandy won an 1991 production. Costumes Thursday matinee. The Box Of­ you pay tuition for shows up to Mr. Dershowitz sketches a Academy Award for her por­ will be created by Lucy Gentry fice is open seven days a week. support Soviet Jewry or trou­ running account of himself. trayal of Daisy Werthan in the who designed "The Boy Call (401) 782-TKTS for infor­ film version that also featured Friend" earlier this season. bled lsrael classmates will cry, Once he laid tephillim, but now mation or to purchase tickets " Colonialist!" Harvard (so he turns away from ritual. He Morgan Freeman as Hoke "Driving Miss Daisy" will be by credit card. beloved of U.S. Jews) has a rot­ wears the most "i~ shoes. ten record of honoring guys Doesn't this contradict his who protected Nazis but not whole brief? Jewish survivors. lt keeps a sta­ Well, before the season is the Providence Performing Blithewold Summer Concert bl e of " house Jews" to cover its out, read Chutzpah in your The "Summer Concerts by­ and Broadway show tunes. Arts Center and the Warwick crooked tracks. hammock. I usually raid the the-Bay" Series at Blithewold Band members Diane Gualtieri, Tent and for Dance Alliance's They couldn't keep this sort nearest shore library for rarer & Arboretum, 101 Gardens Karen Mellor, Donald Blais, " Chance to Dance" perfor­ of autobio in stock at Walden­ lore, but go with your own Ferry Road (Rte. 114), Bristol, and Phil Mullen perform fresh mances at the Providence Per­ books. They pulled my copy flow. Let me back off. I'm rid­ R.I. , continues on Sunday, and lively arrangements of forming Arts Center. The band out of a back packing case. I ing too rough here. It is good to August 25, at 5 p.m. with an works by artists such as Duke has performed at Linden Place have to report, I wasn't crazy read the words of a Jew who outdoor performance by " Ave­ Ellington, George Greshwin, in Bristol and this marks their about it, with all its good points deals with living as a Jew and nue A." Glenn Miller, and Manhattan third annual appearance at and big sales. I felt the familiar fighting for central Jewish A Rhode Island swing band, Transfer. Blithewold. mix of anger and sorrow about causes. But I take the winner to "Avenue A" features strong "Avenue A" appeared regu­ Concertgoers are invited to the state of American Judaism. task for a lack of detail, of dig­ vocals and vocal harmony larly for two summers on the bring lawn chairs and picnic It 's a pair of responses I'm used ging. He doesn't really disturb backed up by multi-keyboards, Bay Queen and is a popular suppers to this event. to . I can cope with these injus­ the surface. How did anti­ saxophone, flute, guitar, and function band. They have per­ Tickets are $7 at the door. tics and imbalances as facts of Semitism grow in America? drums in an upbeat program of formed for Bay View Academy's Please call (401) 253-2707 for life. But as a way of writing, How did the Jews let go of their Big Band classics, jazz standards, musical theater productions at more information. such a report leaves too much own culture: off the yarmulke, out. Alan Dershowitz may on the boat shoes? An Evening In speak out in court with gusto, And I charge his readers with Consuming Art Auction At Hera Gallery but he writes without elegance, digging his fame and fortune. An Art Auction will be held d'oeuvres, and some of Rhode Concert without graceful turns of The verdict is yours. The Newport Playhouse,and at Hera Gallery, Saturday, Island's best artists and their Cabaret Restauraflt, 102-104 August 17, from 8-10 p.m. work. All artists will be on Connell Highway, Newport, There will be original artwork hand to meet with the public. D fl M ANTIQUES HATS!! will present An Evening In by gallery members and other This is a benefit event to meet a d~ is our name ... Concert with Amaretta on Single Items Largest display exhibiting artists. All genre and challenged matching grant. All or Estates Monday night, August 19 at 8 of men's and Appraised or . all media will be represented. donations and winning bids ladies' hats for The exhibit will be on view for are tax deductible. Escape the pm. Purchased. Amaretta will feature jazz, ~ miles around pre-bidding through Friday, heat, have a drink, and meet show tunes, and international Furniture • Paintings • Clocks •' Visit our huge Hat August 16, during gallery some artists. You 'll find the Dolls • Chino • Glassware Showroom!I favorities, starring Natalia - · Oriental Rugs ~ hours. atmosphere consuming. vocalist, David Spadazzi This will be an event which Gallery hours are Tuesday­ 337 NO. BROADWAY FOXBORO HAT SHOP EAST PROVIDENCE piano/arranger, Yvonne Wol­ Hat SpBciallsts Sines f 937 will be consuming and for con­ Friday 10-1 p.m., Saturday lak - percussion and Bob Pet­ 431•1231 sumption. 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10- THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1991 Milestones------Dorothy Berry Honored Bv Congregation Bieners Announce Engagement Mishkon Tfiloh Sisterhood Edith Oelbaum Biener of At a farewell luncheon held time, the following new slate of Providente and Alvin Biener of in the Social Hall in June, the officers was presented: Pawtucket announce the Sisterhood of Congregation President, Jessie Connis; engagement of their daughter, Mishkon Tfiloh honored out­ Vice President, Anna Israeli!; Shelley Pamela Biener of Brook­ going president Dorothy Berry Treasurer, Rose Berlinsky; Sec­ line, Mass., to Mark Alan for her 29 years of faithful and retary, Rose Miller; Correspond­ Derby also of Brookline. He is devoted service in that office ing Secretary, Celia Kagan; the son of Mr. and Mrs. Burton and presented her with a gift of Financial Secretary, Edith Derby and the late Margery appreciation. All members ex­ Kapp; Hostess, refreshments, Derby of Newton, Mass. pressed their best wishes to her Rose Bernstein; Telephone Con­ Miss Biener is a graduate of in regard to an enjoyable retire­ tacts, Molly Lubin; Sunshine Classical High School and ment in Florida. At the same Chairperson, Sara Goodblatt. holds a B.S. degree from Emerson College. She· is the Touro Fraternal News ----- granddaughter of the late Charles and Ruth Oelbaum of Touro elections, nominations Arthur Poulten. Also reelected Providence and of Irving and officers elected are as fol­ to the post of vice chairman Biener of Pawtucket and the lows: Officers of Harmony was Nathan Lury. late Mollie Biener. Lodge: President, Robert T. The annual membership Mr. Derby graduated from Halpert; Secretary, Morton Co­ drive is now on for men of the Union College with a B.S. ken; Treasurer, Peter Hodosh. Jewish faith to join Touro Fra ­ degree and received his M.B.A. Friendship Lodge: President, ternal Association. Chairman from Boston University. Michael D. Smith; Vice Presi­ of that committee is Brother A winter 1992 wedding is dent, Andrew Lamchick; Secre­ Robert Miller. planned. tary, Judah Rosen; Treasurer, If you are interested in be­ David Fink. coming a member of an out­ Fishbein-Feldman Board of Directors for three standing Jewish Fraternal Asso­ Announce Birth years: Simon Chorney, Alan ciation to help in the Jewish Gourse, Nathan Lury, Robert community and have a great Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Jay Miller, Irving Wolpert; to fill an ti,:iie doing it, call us at 785- Fishbein joyfully announce the unexpired term on the board: 0066 or write to Touro Frater­ birth of their ninth grandchild, Joseph Shapiro. Reelected by nal Association, P.O. Box 3562, a boy, Brian Eric Fishbein, who the board for chairman was Cranston, RI 02910. was born on Sunday, July 7, Blitzer Weds Waldman 1991. Sholom Chapter Blooms Announce The wedding of Miss Shari Danielle Blitzer of Bridgewater, Brian's happy parents are Pioneer Women Engagement New Jersey, and Mr. Gary Bruce Waldman of Bridgewater, NJ Dr. Keith Jason Fishbein and took place on June 22, at 9:00 pm at the Clinton Manor in On Wednesday, August 21, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Dr. Nancy Lois Feldman of Union, New Jersey. Rabbi Martin Merin was the officiating the Sholom Chapter of Pioneer Bloom of 90 Sheffield Road, Mercerville, N.J. Brian's big Rabbi. The bride was given in marriage by her parents Mr. and women will hold a board meet­ Cranston announced on July brother and sister are Michael, Mrs. Alan Blitzer. The reception was at the Clinton Manor. ing and supperette at 6:00 pm 29, 1991 the engagement of age 8, and Helena, age 5. The bride was attired in a white silk gown with a jewel at the home of Roberta Blum. their daughter, Miss Karen L. Maternal grandparents are neckline adorned with pearls and beading. Please R.S.V.P. to Roberta. Bloom of 35 D Dale Ave., John­ Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Feldman of The bride's sister Lori Dana Blitzer, was the maid of honor. Also we have New Year's ston, RI, to Mr. Edward M. De­ Swampscott, Mass. Paternal The bridesmaids were: Lisa Waldman, sister of the groom, Julie cards for.sale for $3.00. great-grandmother is Mrs. luty' of 171 Pinegrove Ave., Goode and Debbi Shufeld. The groom's brother, Howard Warwick, RI, the son of Mr. and Helen Fishbein of Providence, Waldman, was the best man. Ushers were Steven Waldman, R.I. Get the facts! Mrs. Jerome Deluty of 39 Grey­ brother of the groom, Ricky Blitzer, brother of the bride and lock Ave., Cranston. Read the Herald! Chris Maciel. Spraragen Elected Miss Bloom graduated from The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Blitzer of Cranston West and Roger Bridgewater, NJ and the granddaughter of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hol­ President Williams College. land of Hallandale, Florida and Mrs. Shirley Blitzer also of Mr. Deluty graduated from Joseph Spraragen of East Hallandale, Florida. Greenwich has been elected ALTERATIONS Cranston East and Ferris State The bridegroom is the the son of Mr. & Mrs. Martin E. Wald­ College. president of B'nai Brith Hillel DONE ON PREMISES BY man of Providence, and the grandson of Mrs. Rae Pickar and Foundation at Brandeis Uni­ PROFESSIONALS AT AN A May 31, 1992 wedding the late Mr. Sidney Pickar and the late Mr. & Mrs. Morris S. date has been set. versity for the 1991-1992 aca­ Waldman, all of Providence. demic year. 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Congregation Sons Of Jacob Synagogue participating in the insurrec­ tion; and whether there should Historic Letter Reading At Touro Friday, August 16 - Six days nity a Happy and Blessed 5752! be a three-month " freeze" on in ELUL. Candlelighting is at Particular thanks to Messrs. the activities of the " popular 7:25 p.m. Labush and Matzner for their committees" (Palestini'an death Saturday, August 17 super help this past year. We squads). Dr. Yussuf Abu-Samra Seven days in ELUL. The wish them the best to continue of Bir Zeit University acknowl­ ~ ~ ~ Parshas today is Shoftim. for years to come! edged that they are comprised Shacharis is at 8:30 a.m . Palestinians Question of criminal elements not inter­ with kiddush to follow as The Intifada ested in politics. usual. With the problem of Pal­ This region of terror has s Mincha is at 7:30 p.m. with estinians murdering Palestin­ become so serious that when the third meal following im­ ians many Arabs have publicly Palestinians hear a knock at mediately. begun to question whether their door at night, they are in Ma 'ariv is at 8:25 p.m. intifada violence should con­ fact relieved to find it is an Shabbos ends at 8:28 p.m. tinue or stop entirely. In June, a Israeli soldier instead of a Havdalah is at 8:30 p.m. group of Palestinian university masked Palestinian standing Sunday, August 18 - Morn- professors, trade unionists, there. ! ing services are at 7:45 a.m. journalists, and white-collar Since the beginning of April, Mincha for the entire week workers met in Jerusalem to at least 61 Palestinians have is 7:40 p.m. discuss this si tuation. been killed in the intifada, Morning services for Mon­ According to some media nearly three times the number day and Thursday are at 6:30 reports, discussed were who have died in clashes wi th a.m. and for Tuesday, Wednes­ whether there should be an the Israeli troops. In June, 10 day and Friday at 6:45 a.m. end to strikes and boycotts of Palestinians were killed by The synagogue would like to Israeli products; whether chil­ other Palestinians vs. three be the first to wish our commu- dren should be barred from killed by Israelis. JCCRI Kosher Mealsite: Week August 16-22 ------are observed on Fridays. Sun- Seniors are invited to join in lobby until 11 . Exercise is days begin with tea, coffee and a variety of activities and to en­ scheduled on weekdays at hot muffins served at 10 am, joy a hot kosher meal at noon at I 1:15. A Women's Group followed by interesting pro­ the Kosher Mealsite at the Jew­ meets every Tuesday morning grams. The schedule includes: ish Community Center of from 11 to 11 :45. Friend to Friday 16, VCR program "Jour­ by Kathy Cohen Rhode Island, 401 Elmgrove Fri end meets Thursdays from ney to America" 1890-1920, 11 Herald Associate Editor Avenue in Providence. The 11 am until noon. Bingo is am, Shabbat. Last Sunday a two-fold celebration took place as friends, mealsite is open at 10 am, with played Thursday from 12:45 Call Sandy Bass at 86 1-8800 members, and clergy of Touro Synagogue listened to the 2 casual conversation in the until 2 pm. Shabbat traditions for more information. pm fifth annual reading of George Washington's famous Jetter "To the Hebrew Congregation in Newport, Rhode Is­ land" followed by Rhode .Island Superior Court Justice Family History Guide Available Robert D. Krause who addressed the "Bill of Rights." The George Washington letter is 201 years old and the Bill of Secretary of State Kathleen census materials, tax lists, mili­ The State Archives is located Rights turned 200. Governor Bruce Sundlun, pictured abov_e, S. Connell recently announced tary records, and other va rious at 337 Westminster Street in did the honors of reading the historical message wherein that the State Archives has holdings of the State Archives. Providence and is open week­ the President wrote, "The Government of the United States, made available a guide to fam­ The Guide also includes days from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 which ey,ives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assis­ ily history resources in the numerous illustrations de­ p.m. Anyone interested in ob­ tance, ... State Archives. The guide is signed to acquaint researchers taining a copy of the Guide ca n available at no cost to the pub­ with the format of some re­ contact the Archives directly at lic and is made possible by a sources. 277-2353. Russia Revisited • • grant from the federal govern­ The Guide was compiled as a THE RED Let the community know Long-time Barrington educa­ ment. part of a grant from the Na­ tor Charles Capizano will give ROOSTER The guide, titled A Guide to tional Historical Publications about your organization's a slide talk about his 1987 trip Genealogical Resources in the and Records Commission of functions. Announce them to the Soviet Union at the Bar­ TAVERN Rh ode Island State Archives, in­ the National Archives to the in the Herald. rington Public Library on ROUTE. t. POST ROAD cludes information about Cl/ 4 MILE SOUTH OF QUONSET PT.l State Archives. Tuesday, August 20, at 7:30 NORTH KINGSTOWN. RI p.m. Capizano was accompanied OPEN TUESDAY-SATURDAY on his Soviet visit by fellow ATS PM. SUNDAY AT I PM teacher Michael Marra and 20 CLOSED MONDAYS high school students. • 295-8804 •

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Simcha Singles Cranston/Warwick Hadassah Writing Contest For Young Adult Writers Simcha Singles of Temple The Cranston/Warwick Ha­ that invitations may be mailed. An annual prize of $1,000 Torat Yisrael will hold a picnic dassah group is planning their Please call Cookie Schwartz for former CAJE staff member who for a short story on a Jewish was killed in the crash of the on Lake Tiogue in Coventry, New Membership Luncheon to reservations at 942-5707. theme will be offered by the R.I. on Sunday, Aug. 18, from be held on Thursday, August Pan Am plane over Lockerbie, coalition for the Advancement 2:30-6:00 p.m. 22, 11 :30 a.m. at the Villa Del *********** Scotland, in December, 1988. of Jewish Education (CAJE) in The afternoon will' include Rio clubhouse located at the A Board meeting of the Cran­ He had served as Conference its third annual David Dorn­ swimming and a chance to Warwick Mall. ston/Warwick Hadassah group Assistant for the 1988 CAJE stein Memorial Creative Writ­ meet new people. You must All members are invited. will be held on Monday, Conference in Jerusalem and ing Contest for Young Adult provide your own food. Admission to this event will be August 19, at 1:30 p.m. at the for the 1987 CAJE Conference. Writers. For further information and your guest - a bona fide pro­ Sholom Apts., 1 Sholom Drive, "David was one of the most directions contact Larry at spective member, prospective Warwick, R.l. Beatrice Feldman The contest is open to any­ creative young people it has one between the ages of 18 and 401-828-3 762. life member, or a re-enrolled and Lillian Goldstein will be been my good fortune to 35. Each entrant may submit member. the hostesses. know," said Eliot Spack, one typed, double-spaced story The "sweepstakes special Shirley Schreiber, president, CAJE's Executive Director. "He of 5,000 words or less in any prize" which will be awarded has just returned from the was a writer, actor, and phil­ to the lucky winner will be a National Convention in Jeru­ calendar year. The story must osopher, a man of keen insight, Beth-El's Eden year's membership - or - a $25 salem and will present some be original, and must never compassion, provocative wit, Hadassah Gift Certificate. highlights from her trip. All have been published or re­ and unique charm. Everyone ceived an award. Garden Club The names of guests should Board members will hopefully who knew him expected him to The deadline for this year's Last Wednesday morning on be submitted to the group so attend this important meeting. make a powerful contribution. August 14, the Eden Garden contest is December 31 , 1991. We will honor his memory by Club of Temple Beth-El met at The winning submission will helping other young people of Bess Lindenbaum's "home on Temple Torat Yisrael ----- be published in the CAJE Jew­ talent." the lake" for a practice session Temple Torat Yisrael will Donated items will be ac­ ish Education News. In addition, Further information about on line arrangements "as per hold an Outdoor Yard Sale on cepted for drop off at the tem­ as part of the award, CAJE will the David Dornstein Memorial July's workshop." Sunday, August 18, from 8-4 ple which is located at 330 facilitate its publication in a Creative Writing Contest is Members and their guests p.m. Park Ave., Cranston, from more public medium. available from CAJE, 261 W. were instructed to bring the The sale will have house­ Monday-Thursday 8:30-5; Fri­ The contest is a tribute to 35th St., Floor 12A, New York, following items: hold goods, craft items, jew­ day, 9-noon; and Sunday, 25-year-old Dornstein, a N.Y. 10001, (212) 268-4210. 1. A shallow, low type con­ elry, as well as miscellaneous 8-noon. Pick up is available by tainer or a pyrex plate. picks and finds available at appointment. Ten Free Colorado Blue Spruces 2. A 2" pin-holder and clay bargain prices. For further information, con­ to anchor the pin-holder and Dealers are also welcomed tact the temple at 785-1800. Ten free Colorado blue energy-saving windbreak or as pruning shears. to sell at the sale at a fee of $10 spruce trees will be given to a privacy screen. 3. Readily accessible flowers. a table. each person who joins The Na­ The trees will be shipped tional Arbor Day Foundation postpaid at the right time for Honoring a during August 1991. planting between March 1 and friend or The free trees are part of the PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INC. May 31 with enclosed planting loved one nonprofit Foundation's Trees instructions. The six to twelve Choose an apartment in any one of hasnmr for America campaign. inch trees are guaranteed to our buildings and live your way. been easier. "Colorado blue spruces were grow, or they will be replaced Blackstone Boulevard-Wayland Square selected for this campaign free of charge. because of their many uses in To become a member of the Courtyard, fireplace, garage, the home landscape," John 24-hour service, air conditioning Foundation and to receive the Rosenow, the Foundation's free trees, send a $10 member­ Studio, 1-2 bedrooms starting at $380 The American Hean executive director, said. "They ship contribution to TEN BLUE Evening and Weekend Appointments Available Assoc1auon Memonal Program An Investment 1n Lile. lend beauty to their surround­ SPRUCES, National Arbor Day ings with their silver blue­ Foundation, 100 Arbor Ave­ 217 Waterman Street, Providence• 831-5995 American Heart AssociaNon 9 green color and compact coni­ nue, Nebraska City, NE 68410, cal shape. They can be used as by August 31 , 1991. individual ornamentals, an

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Secre­ order," Netanyahu said on the " If we release Sheik Obeid, I (continued on page 14) tary-General Javier Perez de N BC program " Meet the believe it would kill any possi­ Press." Cuellar, which he delivered bility of a deal that includes personally at an air strip in Arens, appearing on CBS­ Western hostages," he said. Lyneham, England. The letter TV's " Face the Nation," said, " there is an indication that the is believed to spell out Islamic Unilateral Release Rejected ,ru~ ,ru~ Syrian and Irania n govern- · .. ~pigcl's .. Jihad's stipulations for freeing He also rejected British T T ments want to mend their the remaining hostages. 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MAX CAPLAN Park Cemetery, Warwick. Ser­ daughter, Eleanor Silverberg of high school j'1 sl lit a ca ndle to There are seven Israelis miss­ vices were coordinated by Cherry Hill, NJ, one sister, Es­ the shrine of Hedy. Her beauty ing in Lebanon, and several of PROVIDENCE - Max Ca­ Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel, ther Myers of Cranston and carried a wit , a warmth, and them are feared dead. One of plan, 88, of the Jewish Home 825 Hope Street, Providence. two grandchildren. even a droll wisdom. To our them is Sgt. Samir Assad, a for the Aged, Hillside Avenue, The funeral service was held day of ugly mediocrity in public Druse captured by Syrian owner of the former White­ taste, Hedy Lamarr's glamour ISAAC GROSSMAN Thursday, August 15, 1991 at troops eight years ago during house Cleaners in Fall River, the Sugarman Memorial and elegance burn off the dross the Lebanon war. Mass., and New Bedford, Isaac Grossman, 83, of 12 Chapel, 458 Hope St., Provi­ and keep their gloss. _ But his family, which lives in Mass., for more than 30 years Brimfield Road, Cranston died dence. Burial was at Lincoln So she stole a lipstick and the Israeli Druse village of Beil before retiring 23 years ago, Tuesday, August 13, at the Park Cemetery, Warwick. met the firing squad, the Guil­ Jann, said that they do not ac­ died Sunday, August 11 , at the Rhode Island Hospital. He was lotine, the electric chair, of the cept the terrorists' claim that he home. He was the husband of the husband of Rose (Weis­ MARY KAUFMAN daily papers coast to coast. was killed during an Israeli air the late Elaine (Abramson) Ca­ man) Grossman. PAWTUCKET Mary The Herald reaches down to force raid on Lebanon seven plan. Born in Providence, he was Kaufman, 78, of 27 Nancy St., Florida, where the great rob­ years ago. They are convinced Born in Fitchburg, Mass., a the son of the late Louis and an executive secretary for bery took place and the August he is alive and hope he will be son of the late Nathan and Eva (Goverman) Grossman. Natco Products, West Warwick, trial will be held. If anybody included in any exchange. Pauline Caplan, he lived in Mr. Grossman was a resident of fo r more than 30 years before runs into her, please, tell her I Nothing has been heard Providence fo r 60 years. Cranston for 26 years, previ­ retiring six years ago, died Sun­ care. Give her this message of about Zachaira Baumel, Mr. Caplan was a member of ously residing in Providence. day, August 11 , at Miriam Hos­ love and respect. Let her know Yehuda Katz and Avi Feldman, the Touro Fraternal Associa­ He was a sheet metal worker pital. She was the widow of I've recommended her again who disappeared in a tank bat­ tion. for the Boston Ship Yard and Joseph Kaufman. and again for an honorary tle during Israel's 1982 inva­ He leaves a daughter, Sheila Quonset Point Naval Base for Born in Providence, a daugh­ RISO degree - just for being a sion of Labanon. Halperin of Delray Beach, Fla .; over 30 years before retiring in ter of the late Samuel and Leah work of art. Yona Baumel, father of the a son, David Caplan in Califor­ the early 70's. (Locotener) Press, she moved For us Jews, to damage a per­ Brookl yn-raised young man nia; a sister, Eunice Goldfarb of member of Touro He was a to Pawtucket several years ago. son's name commits murder. who made aliyah and joined Fitchburg, Mass.; a brother, Ed­ Fraternal Association, N.A.F.l., Mrs. Kaufman was a member Hedy, once Hedwig Kiesler, the Israel Defense Force, called ward Caplan of Palm Springs, Temple Torat Yisrael and its of the former Temple Beth Is ­ came to us from Jewish Vienna. on the Israeli government not Calif.; two grandchildren and Men's Club, AARP, and was a rael. Her noble Hollywood name to release Palestinian and two great-grandchilren. member of the former Temple She leaves two sons, Dr. rests for me with the fancy let­ Shi'ite detainees until signs of A graveside service was held Beth Israel. Donald G. Kaufman, Robert L. ters that held her fans in the net life are received concerning the Tuesday, August 13, at Lincoln Besides his wife, he leave one Kaufman, both of Cranston, of her talent and charm. Israelis held captive. and five grandchildren. She In addition, lsrel is seeking was the sister of the late Sophie Rachamin Alsheikh and the Silverstein, Shirley Press, Ann Israel Engli sh-born Yossi Fink, or Jaggers, Cele Miller, and Morris (continued from page 13) world about what happened to Press. them. It is beli eved they were The funeral service was held Israeli Defense Ministry ca ptured by the Shi'ite funda­ Monuments and memorials Tuesday, August 13, at the spokesman Danny Naveh said mentalist Hezbollah, or Party in the finest granite and hronze. Sugarman Memorial Chapel, Israel is appealing to all coun­ of God, during a 1986 raid. In -house co 11 .wltations hy appointmem 458 Hope St., Providence. tries, including Iran and Syria, An air force navigator Ron LETTERING • CLEANING • REPAIRS Burial was in Lincoln Park and all organizations holding Arad, who was shot down in Cemetery, Wa rwick. Western hostages and Israeli 1986, is also believed to be in Leon J. Ruhin 726-6466 prisoners, to release their cap­ the hands of Hezbollah, and is Affiliated with Charles G. Morse Granite Company tives or show evid ence about thought to have the best chance Tondelayo them. Such evidence would en­ of the seven of being alive. (continued from page 3) able the start of negotiations for (/TA correspo11de11t David said she didn't project. All the release of all those held in Fried111a11 i11 Washi11gto11 co11- know is, she hit me. The loveli­ Israel, he underscored. fributed to this report). MT. 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Russia Releases Zionists Refugee Report Jews Display Flags Hundreds of Polish Zionist HIAS, which has a "rescue Jews in the Soviet towns oc­ leaders who were arrested through immigration" service for cupied by Nazi troops have during the Soviet occupa­ the victims of Hitler's "new or­ been ordered to display tion of Poland two years der," greeted, fed, sheltered, small blue-white flags from We realize the additional financial problems that face ago and reportedly exiled placed orotherwise helped 8,961 the windows of their houses new arrivals in the United States as part of the strict surveil­ many of our families due to the banking crisis in Rhode to Siberia will be released under the provisions of the during the first six months of lance of the Jewish popula­ Islard. ' - new Russian-Polish agree­ this year. In all, 11,863 Jewish tion which the Nazi mili­ We recognize the burden that paying for a funeral (or ment signed in London. refugees were admitted to this tary has instituted. a monument) could be during these difficult times. country in the first five months. We have arranged to accept all MAJOR CREDIT CARDS as part or full payment for any items or services we offer, even those provided by cemetery or clergy.

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more children's programs ei­ ther in temples or schools or clubs. We have done classes with as many as seventy fifth, sixth and seventh graders. The kids were very responsive." They are presently in the pro­ cess of setting up senior exer­ cise classes in dance at the Kent County YMCA. On Saturday, September 14, The Dancin' BUSINESS PROFILES Feelin' will have an open house with free sample lessons and an opportunity to enroll in either the Introductory Special or All The Right Moves group lessons. Participants will be able to meet Randy and At The Dancin' Feelin' Christina and to move to the music. On Friday, September by Sarah Baird found them relaxing after a 13, The Dancin' Feelin' will be Herald Associate Editor long da y at work). one of a number of studios par­ A couple glides across the Another larg<' co ntingent at ticipating in the first evening at dance floor in a seemingly ef­ The Dancin' fcclin ' is com­ Rhodes on the Pawtuxet to fortless motion. Their fluid prised of th e more mature help celebrate its opening. For steps and graceful arms keep members of our society. Some further information, call the time with the gentle tempo. of these dancers wish to brush studio at 461-0110. They move as one, comfort­ up on their dancing. Others are able, elegant, rela?( ed. taking up a brand new activity The passion for ballroom now that their children are Christina and Randy Deats demonstrate their moves on the dancing is not a thing of the grown or since they have re­ dance floor. past but is alive and sweeping cently retired. More and more across dance halls all over the widows, widowers, divorced country. People of all ages are couples, and others are discov­ ties. " Randy insists, however, grown considerably in the past finding touch dancing to be a ering the pleasures of social that anyone can be taught to few years. Whereas two or wonderful, social form of exer­ dancing. dance. three years ago Randy and cise that can fit into any sched­ "People should consider "The first thing that we have Christina were the lone instruc­ ule. dancing a normal recreational to do is to get acquainted with tors, today eight people are on Two local dance enthusiasts, activity," explains Randy. " Be ­ those things at the ends of our staff. Their visions for the fu ­ Christina and Randy Deats, cause it is healthy physically legs, our feet, and the stuff in ture include programs to ap­ have been offering dance and socially, and because it is between. Dancing is the easy peal to both younger and older lessons to Rhode lslandPrs in something you can actually get part. The partnership is what audiences. their Warwick studio, The better at as you get older. It re­ makes what we do difficult. " We would like to be doing Dancin' Feelin', for over seven quires virtually no special The movements are fairly sim­ years. Christina, originally equipment. It is a very inexpen­ ple, but making those move­ from Attleboro, MA, has been sive and very social way of ments work in unison with a teaching dance for sixteen making sure that you stay men­ partner on a reactive and inter­ years. Randy, a native of New­ tally and physically active." active basis is more fun but ton, MA, has been teaching for The Dancin' Feelin' prides it ­ more difficult. about twenty years. self on employing older as well " Our job as teachers, as edu­ At The Dancin' Feelin' stu­ as younger instructors, who are cators, is challenging because dents learn everything from the comfortable relating to dancers everybody learns differently. basic box step to Latin dances of all ages. " We feel that that The language, the analogies STRUTS: 2 for 589 to hip hop. Randy explains that ·maturity is both unusual and and the methods used may " a large part of our business is good in our business because it have to be different for each of with couples who are getting allows us to deal with a more the students." married and would like to do mature clientele and to have There are parties every other something besides grope when better communication skills." Friday night at The Dancin' they do their first dance. Our In fact, Dan Kaplan of Barney's Feelin', which allow the stu­ primary goal is that people fall on the East Side is a member of dents to try their new steps. in love with the dancing." The Dancin' Feelin' staff. "The idea is that most people (Three months before my According to Randy, if a per­ have some feelings of self-con­ SAT PSAT own wedding, my partner and I son is familiar with any kind of ·sciousness about dancing in signed up for the Introductory dance or is athletic in some general and in using this new­ Special at The Dancin' Feelin'. way, his or her body awareness found skill. We provide a safe Not only were the evening is usually quite translatable. environment, where all of our lessons instrumental in our.im­ " But some of us just don't have ­ people are in the same boat." provement as dancers, but we a connection with our extremi- The Dancin' Feelin' has study , skills HERALD ADS GET RESULTS! HAVE THE TIME OF ACT· YOUR LIFE We complete the puzzle.

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