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Woman, Baby Survive Fiery Crash Into Chabad Center -- 24 Etul 5767 On the web at: www.jvhri.org September 7, 2007 ADL reinstates Tarsy NEW YORK OTA) - The Anti-D efamation League has reinstated A ndrew Tarsy as its New England regional director. An ADL spokesman confi rmed Monday that Tarsy would be rehired, effective immediately. Tarsy was fired Aug. 17 after publicly breaking ranks with the organization for its refusal to recog­ nize the Armenian genocide. Abra­ ham Foxman, the ADL's national director, subsequently reversed him- self, iss uing a statement calling_ the Andrew Tars World War I massacres of Armenians y "tantamount to genocide." Tarsy's firing set off a mutiny in the New England region, one of the AD L's most active and influential. The regional board called on Foxman not only to rehire Tarsy, but to support a resolution in Congress that would recognize the genocide. Foxman continues to oppose the resolution. Turkey: Genocide Photo by Noah Schwartz debate could hurt Israel On Aug. 25, this Jeep Cherokee slammed into the Chabad House on Hope Street and exploded. By Ben Harris to contain the fallout from NEW YORK OTA) the ADL's statement, which The Anti-Defamation recognized the World War I Woman, baby survive fiery League's reversal last week of massacres of Armenians by its position on the Armenian Ottoman Turks as "tanta­ genocide has set off a flurry of mount to genocide." crash into Chabad center diplomatic activity in Turkey The ADL was forced to and Israel. reverse its longstanding posi­ ByMary Korr ..... ~ i.... • • • Officials in A nkara and tion - shared by other major Sr>\LClvl [email protected] Jerusalem, in coordination American Jewish organiza­ tions - of neutrality on the PROVIDENCE - Rabbi CHABAD ll()llSE with American Jewish lead­ Yehoshua Laufer believes in Jewish Hospitality Center ers, were working this week See TURKEY, page 10 miracles, both large and small. 401-27-3-723 8 Last week, he stands in ___ ...JII! the ruins of the Chabad House at 360 Hope Street, damaged when a speeding Jeep crashed Feinberg to chair into the brick foundation before dawn on Aug. 25 and caught fire . Federation campaign "I keep seeing the shoes," By Marty Cooper the rabbi says . "One high heel and a baby's shoe on the back [email protected] seat." "When my father passed away According to police, the in 1991, I went through my parents' Jeep had been speeding the financial records and noticed that wrong way on Thayer Street, virtually every other check writ­ and continued onto Hope ten was to a charity. I asked my Street, where it ran a red light mom, 'How is it that we lived so and crashed into the triple­ simply, when we could have lived a decker wooden building that lot easier?' My mother replied, 'We Photos by Mary Korr gave away the cream and kept the bears the sign: Jewish Hospi­ Rabbi Yehoshua Laufer in front of the Chabad Center on Hope milk.' This comment further instil­ tality Center. You know it by Street , now boarded up. the giant menorah on the porch led my belief in Tzedak.ah," stated roof. moments before the engine Esserman, in a telephone inter­ D oris Feinberg of Newport. block exploded. view last Friday. "The officer Doris Feinberg Patrolman Robert Brad­ Feinberg serves as the Jewish didn't see any brake lights when dock who was in pursuit of Providence Police Chief, Federation of Rhode Island's annual Jr., the car hit the building." the speeding vehicle, called for Col. Dean Esserman, was campaign chair for the second year in a row; the campaign kicked assistance and ran to free the returning home from duty Braddock and Esserman off on Sept. 5. driver. He was startled to hear when he heard the call for back­ dragged the semi-conscious Feinberg brings with her years of fund-raising experience and cries coming from the back and up, and arrived at the scene at mother and her baby further enthusias m. A former nurse, she has a passion for caring for people. found a baby lying on the floor. about 4:30 a.m. "I was shocked away as the house began to go He pulled driver and child out, there were any survivors," said See CHA8AD HOUSE, page 23 See FEINBERG, page 7 ,· ' ' ' 2 Jewish Voice & Herald May 11, 2007 Inside Quote ofthe Week Charting a Course Section Page for Investors "Thank God for all the miracles protect­ Calendar 15, 17 in the Micro-Cap Opinion 4-6 ing everyone, and the Torah scrolls." Stock Mcu·ket Federation 6-8 - Rabbi Yehoshua Laufer. See Chabad House crash, page 1. Food 40-45 Terna 22 The members of Eliot•Rose Asset Community 31-36 Year in Review D'Var Torah 48 Management wish our friends Obituaries 49-50 and clients a Happy Rosh Hashana Simchas 24 Medical Arts 21 Rosh Hashanah 25-31 ~ Jewish Parenting 46 ELIOT·ROSE My Voice 51 ASSET MA NA GE M ENT Ga ry S. Siperstein President www .eliotrose.com Rabbi James Rosenberg retired Jon Rubin departed as managing To learn m ore about how we ca n help yo u achieve after 33 years. editor. See Pages 11 -14. yo ur inves tment goa ls, ca ll us at 401. 588 .5102 . We are read everywhere CUSTOM CABINETRY (Where in the world will we go next?} PERSONAL DESIGN SERVICE INSTALLATION In Istanbul Above,Avi and Laura Nevel of Providence, took the JV&H on their trip to Turkey this summer and emailed this photo with t he follow­ ing missive: This picture is in the spice market in Istanbul. Thought we could help you add one more country to the list of where the Voice & Herald has been (I think now it will be 61) All the best and happy new year, Avi Nevel. We have been to: chen Jerusalem, Jordan, the Great Wall of China, Florida, California, A design for every palate Tanzania, Germany, a return trip to Israel and Turkey. lhe newspaper invites readers to take along a copy of the Jewish 951 Hope Street, Providence, RI Voice & Herald on their next trip and send us a photo, Photos can be emailed to [email protected], with "We Are Read Everywhere" i www.TheArtoftheKltchen.com • 401.383.7105 the subject line. Or, send to JV& H at 130 Sessions St., Providence, mon-fri 10-5, sat 10-2, & by appointment RI, 02906. I Ir '-l-- May 11, 2007 Jewish Voice & Herald 3 Communilv lhefewish Voice & Herald Eager students return to PHDS Interim Managing Editor Marty Cooper It's all aboutfriends, favorite classes Photo by PHDS Editor By Jessica Perlman Spilman enjoys the Mary Korr PROVIDENCE After drama and produc­ Editorial Assistant a long, hot summer, students tion programs, and Marylyn Graff returned to the Providence Hebrew assists in the devel­ Day School on Aug. 29, eager to opment of various Production school programs, & Graphic Design resume their studies, and reunite Leah Camara with friends, teachers and staff. parties and trips. In "Well, so far my first day has the future, she plans Advertising been great," explained Yaela Gold­ to attend seminary, Representative and then go to col­ Frank Zasloff blatt, a sixth-grader, from Sharon, Mass. "I reaµy like school, and I've lege, but for now, is Copy Editor seen lots of my friends." focusing on her last Gladys Sollosy year at the PHDS. Citing Hebrew as her favorite Published by the Jewish subject, Goldblatt is looking for­ "We do so many Federation of R.I. ward to her art, recess and gym wonderful things President classes this year. "We play battle here, and I have a Herbert B. Stern dodge, which is like dodge ball, lot of really great friends." Executive Vice President and we play soccer and other games, Stephen R. Silberfarb and I like to paint in art class." As the oldest Shira Krinsky, also in the sixth Jewish day school in The Jewish Voice & Herald (ISSN grade, enjoys art class as well, but is Island, the Providence Hebrew number 1539-2104, USPS #465- Day School aims to achieve the 710) is printed bi-weekly, except really excited about history, where in July, when it is printed once a she previously learned a lot about "highest level of scholarship month. the American Revolution. She also and academic excellence in both likes learning about computers, and Torah and general studies," and Telephone/Fax: Editorial phone: in addition to typing, knows how to includes a curriculum based on 401-421-4111. Advertising phone both Judaic and integrated sec­ 401-421-4111, Frank ext. 160, Fax: put together Power Point presen­ 401-331-7961. Mail: The Jewish tations. An avid reader, Krinsky ular studies. Voice & Herald, 130 Sessions St., mostly enjoys "realistic fiction." Recently the school hired Providence, RI 02906. "My favorite subject in school is David Rose as the new Direc­ tor of Admissions/Alumni E-mail:[email protected] Hebrew," explained Shifra Schect­ man, who, along with Goldblatt, affairs. According to Rabbi Editorial Board: is from Sharon, and is in the sixth Peretz Scheinerma.i;t 1 dean of Alison Rose, chair grade. "I also like writing, gym, the school, Rose hails from Beverly Hills, and spent a few Members: Eleanor L. Lewis, and recess." years in Israel with his family. Rabbi Sarah Mack, Sara Masri, Joshua Rosenbaum, a seventh­ Richard Shein, Joshua Stein, He graduated from a school grader from Providence, is look­ Howard Tinberg. training program, and will be ing forward to science class this assuming the position shortly. Editorial Consultant year.
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