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THE O.\L Y E.'\'GUSH-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R.I. AND SOCTHEAST MASS
VOLUME LXXV, NUMBER 30 THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1988
SMU Hosts 9th Annual Judaic Institute by David DeBlois expressed com.. ern over the restric ou r sanity in the world. Sometimes t ion of fr ee speech in academia im we tend l o take ourselves tuo seri On .June H). the 9th Annual .Ju plied by the incident. However. he ously.'' cb i(· Instit ute at Southeastern dow nplayed its significa nce in na- However, t he Rabbi's eloquence Massachusett s Univt>rsit y wrapped 1i onal black/.Jewish relations. say wa s never more evident than when up its !'"1-day examination of the inK it did '" li ttle harm, but little he re lated a story to illustrate how quest inn " \Vhat Is A ,Jew'!" at the help, either." wo rking to become a better indi Co ll ege of Liberal Arts and Bus i (;Jassman praised Lester's ad vi dual helps not only one's fe llow ness. Hahhi Bernard Glassman. dress and thanked him for his con -Jews, but all of mankind: Co-Direl'tor of the SMU Center for tribution to I he conference, and "A father cuts up a picture of the ,Jewish Culture. dosed the µrogram added. ··.Judaism is not. part o f any world and shuflles the pieces. He with a summation of the confer ral'e- a conve rt must be consid instructs his child to reassemble ence's central themes. (;Jassman ered as equal t.o any other .J ew.'' the map correc tly. He figures the a nd fell ow Co-Director Dr. Hobert Classman also expressed his task will take quite a few hours. at P. \Vaxler succeeded in assembling gratitude to Dr. Evelyn Bec k. who least. to complete. After a few min quite an impressive array of fea addressed the Institute on ".Ju utes, the child comes back with the lures and speakers for the event. daism and Feminism. " Heck map all back together. The fat her Hahhi Glassman, a personable, blasted the anti-Semitic ,JAP(.Jew is amazed. and he asks the child, t>ffec t ive, a·nd eloquent speaker ish American Princess) stereotype, ' How did you fin ish so quickly?' !ouched on the highlights o f the In and ex pressed hope fo r a greater The child responds, 'Father. on the stitute in his closing address. acceptance of the contributions of other side of the map was a picture (;!assman's humor and enthusi wo men in .Judaism. Glassman of a man. When lhe man came Lo . asm, however. allowed the speech ei.: hoed her fee lings, saying:. "A .Jew gelher, so did the whole wo rld."' to transcend it s summation rol e. is a person who sees halacha as ele In addition lo t he events men het:oming an t>\"€111 in and of itself. va ting both men and women in the t inned above, the Institute also The Hahbi began by praising the service of God and the world.'' held a number of classes. panel dis appearan<.:e of Cantor David The summation also included <'Ussions, and fi lm screenings. The Bagley. recognized around the some we ll -c hosen messages from SMU Gall ery played host to Dr. wo rld as a leader in his field. It was the Rabbi himself. Speaking on the Peter London's ex hibition, " Mir only appropriate, opined Glass dangers of materialism in today's rors of the Word." These paintings man, that the Cantor should open society. Glassman said, " \Ve give of Biblical heroes and heroines the program ...The {'a ntor." he our kids everyt hing. And some were inspired by courses offered in said, "can convey the essen<.:e of times I think we end up giving SMU's ,Judaic Studies Minor Pro people through song." them nothing." He also empha gram. The artist appeared before Black activist Dr ..Julius Lester. sized the importance of a sense of the conference on ,June 13 to dis who addressed the conference .June <·ommunity among ,Jews: "A ,Jew cuss his works. 1-t on his conversion to .Judaism, has bonds. commitments to his As the ,Judaic Institute drew to a also spoke hrielly about his recent people, and therefore his people close with Rabbi Glassman's ad hreak with the Afro-American should be welcomed as a part of his dress, both organizers and those After accepting the Israel 40th Anniversary Gold Medal at the Studies Department at the Univer· life." attending seemed greatly pleased International Israel Bond Dinner in New York (on June 5th) sity of Massachusetts at Amherst. Near the end of his address, with what had been accomplished Sylvia Hassenfeld of Providence, R.I. expressed her As previously reported in the Her Rabbi Glassman emphasized the in the .5-day event. Along with that achievements in behalf of Israel and the Jewish community. Mrs. ald , Lester's difficulties stemmed ability of humor to see ,Jews pleasure. however. there seemed to Hassenfeld was one of 16 U.S. snd world Jewish leaders who from his criticism of ,James Bald through difficult times. " Humor," he a touch of sadness that it all had were honored at the gala Israel Bond dinner held in the Grand win in his recent autobiography. he said. "should arouse us. help us to come to an end so soon. But Ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel and attended by 1,000 l.m'<'Stm;:: B,•co minJ.! a J,,w . Lester to laugh at ourselves, and to keep there's always next. year. Jewish leaders from three continents. Christian Response To Riots------ US Displays More Restraint Than Europe Christian church reaction in the and Christian leadership" on unequivocally affirm the right of Israel in the March 9 issue of the lack historical context and hold United States to events in the Middle East issues. the State of Israel to exist and Jesuit magazine La Civilta Israel solely responsible for West Bank and toe Gaza Strip "These 20 years of exchanges," prosper" and "understand why Cattolica, published in Rome. Palestinian frustrations." over the past few months has been the report said, "have made the ,Jews equate the State of Israel's · In that article, Israeli policy in In an editorial published in its "more rest rained and sensitive to critical difference in sensitizing survival with .Jewish survival." the territories was described as "a February 19 issue, the U.S. the complex nature of the American Christian leaders to the The Protestant theologian also vendetta, comparable to the Catholic weekly Commonwealth Israel-Arab conflict" than that of historical context of Palestinian wrote that "it follows from the Holocaust." Msgr. Higgins wrote argued for the application of U.S. European Christian groups, the frustration. prophetic tradition that ,Jews that the author "may have "pressure on Israel, the Arab Union of American Hebrew "Official responses to the should speak critically of Israel's compounded the harm done by his countries and the PLO," to current Palestinian-Israeli clashes political parties, if injustice is article by asserting that the article Congregations reported this week negotiate a settlement. "It needs to (,June I~). by American Christian leadership, being done. Let us note with was approved by the Vatican become clear," the editorial went gratitude, then," he wrote, "that in Secretariat of State, presumably in A study of Christian responses appreciative of the anguish on, '.'that our $3 billion annual expressed by the American ,Jewish these past weeks many ,Jewish advance of publication. to the events in Judea, Samaria package of aid [to Israel] and community, have been much more voices have been raised, some for and Gaza was issued at the close of "With all due respect," Msgr. subsidies could be reassessed." the semi-annual meeting of the restrained, more sensitive to the the first time, to deplore t.he recent Higgins wrote, "the Secretariat ... board of trustees of the UAHC, complex nature of the conflict and heatings and killings of ought to move without delay to In an editorial titled "Israel's central body of Reform ,Judaism in much more balanced than that of Palestinians." He continued: clarify the record in this regard." Lost Identity," the National the United States and Canada. their European counterparts." "Let not any of our words, in Another American Catholic who Catholic Reporter blamed Israel for Some 12/i UAHC trustees from all On the international scene, the tone or content, bring aid and took issue with t he article in La not allowing the Palestinians "the sections of the country took part in UAHC report said, "inflammatory comfort to those who deny Israel's Civilta Cattolica was Dr. Eugene chance to govern themselves." It the meeting at the New York's rhetoric and outrageous analogies right to exist. Let our critique of Fisher, director of the Secretariat also described Israel as a Vista Hotel. are used to denounce Israeli Israel spring from our love for for Catholic-Jewish Relations of ''slave-turned-oppressor." All an B. Goldman of Los ri ot-control tactics. European Israel, from our desire that Israel 1 he National Conference of Responding to the editorial in a Angeles, chai rman of the hoard, Christi an communities have close be all that it is destined to he, both Catholi c Bishops." He called t he subsequent issue (March 4, 1988), made puhlic the report, which was ties to Palestinians and tend to for it s sake and our own, so that magazine's comparison of Israel's publisher William L. McSweeney published in lnterreli>:ious view Israel through the eye8 of new meaning can continue to he treatment of the Palestinian with ,Jr. argued that t.he statement. Currents. a quarterly prepared hy Christian A rah representatives. given to the venerable description: the Nazi Holocaust" not only overlooked Arab "hatred" for Annette Daum, director of the There is little communication with 'a light unto the gentiles.' ahsolutely wrong, but obscene Israel ··as well as their acts of war UA HC department of the .Jew ish communit y to help ·· Israel's light is one we will especially from Christians.'' and terrorism.'' He added: "To interreligious affairs and associate balance t.heir understanding." always need." While the statements by assume that providing a homeland direc tor of the commission on Robert McAfee Brown's U.S. Catholics Criticizing American Catholic and Protestant for the Palestinians will bring social action of Reform ,Judaism. Ground Rules Rome spokesmen and publications were peace to the area is wishful The study alt rihuted 1 he The UAHC study cited an Writing in the same Protestant less vitrioli c than those of their thinking." · di ffering rei.ponse to the a rt ide by Robert McA fee Brown in magazine two weeks later, Msgr. European counterparts, the study Palestinian unrest between the Chri.stian C,•ntury of April 6, George G. Hi ggins, an America n indicated, criticism of Israel's Although its " Message of Concern'' called for an end to the American and European Christian 1988, whi ch sought 10 set ground Cal ho lie prelat e, ca lled on t he act ions was outspoke n. violence "by all parties," t he churches to "two decades of rules for discussing the issue. Va tica n Secretari at of State to The UA HC report noted t hat dialogue between Am erican .Jewish Christians, he wrote, " must cli ~avow an article hi ghly critica l of "too often. Christian statements (c,,11 1111111 ·, I ,m pagr l~l l 2 _ THE RHODE IS LAN D HERALD, T H URSDAY, JUi;E 23, 1988 Veteran's Association Awards ( Local News ) Judaism Conference Temple Am David How do you relate modern Was kow. Ot her featured Friday night services will begin sexual freedom with :lO00-yea r-old persona lit ies a t the weekend will at 8: 15 p.m. Saturday morning 9:30 moral codes? Can a ncient dietary include: Phyllis Berman, president a .m. services, J eremy Smit h, son of laws co-exist with low cholesterol, of P"nai Or Religious Foundatio n; M r. and M rs. Michael Smith, of high-fiber d iets? These a nd ot her Rabbi Michael Paley, directo r of Warwick will be called to the modern ,Jewis h issues will he Ea rl Ha ll a t Columbia University; T orah as a Bar Mitzvah. Services addressed at the 6th a n nual Lou Reise r, journalist and aut ho r, a re co nducted by Rabbi H. Scott Conference on J udaism in Rural .Jona than Kaufman; Da niel a nd White a nd Cantor Steven W . Ha nna S iegel, a rabbinical couple New England, a weekend of Dress. cultura l, socia l, intellectua l a nd from Hanover, N.H.; a nd Ben spiritual stimulation to be held Scotch from t he Vermont S upreme Congregation Beth ,June 24-26 at Lyndon State Court . College in Lyndonville, Vt. Round ing out I he co nference Sholom T he co nference, which d raws weekend will !>e a perfo rma nce by Congregation Beth S holom will over :,WO participa nts from Nis hi Geferlach Klezmer Band, Vetera ns Administration held Woled 6,2;)0 h rs., Hen ry Klitc·h-ner he holding its annua l picnic on nort hem New E ngland a nd ,Jewis h children's sto ryteller a n ··Awards Day" For Voluntary 10,000 hrs. Silver howl-Honor Sunday, ,June 26 at Slater Pa rk in southern Quebec, is a n act ive Hannah Ha ndes, a ,Jewis h film Service, May 15, 1988 at Club 42, Award. Pawtucket . The picnic will begin weekend of works hops led by fest ival. an exhibit ion of ,Jewish Quonset Point, R.I. Mem be rs of L-R P hilip Woled, Philip at noon. It is being held at experts in their respective fi elds, as a rt , a n o rga nizat ion fa ir, a nd a ,Jewis h Wa r Veterans a nd S imon. V.A.V.S. Rep. Emma F. fi replaces I 7 a nd 18 in the park. well as progra ms in fil m, music, specia l program for teenagers. Auxilia ry receiving awards are: S imon, V.A.V.S. Rep. Henry Pa rt icipa nts should bring: their recreation. yout h act ivities a nd Helen Klitch ner :J.7~0 hrs .. Philip Klitchner, Helen Klitchner. own food a nd whatever coo king more. The k~ynote address will he Fo r information on registering utens ils desired, as well as a supply delivered hy noted author, schola r, fo r the Conl'e rence, co ntact Ro n The Jewish Home of" ga mes and sporting equipment. teacher ~nd acti\'isl ,\,.t hnr Wild at (802) 22:l-69:16. There a re many recreatio na l T he T rustees a nd the Boa rd of opment. Columbia University. facilites available in t he park. Directors of The J ewish Ho me are Dea ns and Directors of Greater An EXCITING Shoe Store! These include a s mall zoo, a very pleased to announce the ap New York and a member of Rhode boating la ke, a ca rousel and po intmen t of Alicebelle Maxson Isla nd leadership Council of Nurs All 1988 Styles playing fi elds. The entire Rubotzky as Directo r of Nursing ing. as seen in Vogue, Elle, community is invited. Service. Ms. Rubotzky, B.S .N., Ms. Rubotzky feels t hat direct M.A.. Nursing Administration, ing nursing care deli very at t he Glamour, Etc. Congregation Ohawe T eachers College. Columbia Uni ,Jewish Home is congruent wit h her All Leather Shoes Shalam versity. where she is currently a perso nal philosophy: a philosophy Services this Friday evening are ca ndida te fo r a doctorate in Educa not so-hi -tech. s hort term or im t ion, is a resident of Barrington. per:--,mal. 8: I :} p.m. S hahbat morning there S he began her new position at lhe · will he a Kiddus h following Home June 20, I 988. Bessie Ka hn Honor ed services which begin at 9 a.m. T he ~- Most recently. Ms. Rubotzky Mrs. Bessie Kah n, eldest resi Rahhi's class will he a t 7: IS p.m. served as Associate Chief of Nurs dent of the .Jewish Home, was re Mincha is at 8 p.m. fo llowed by I he ing Service with full administra· cently honored with a proclama Third Sahhat h Meal. Ma-a riv is at t ive responsibility fo r a 250 bed 9 p.m. Havda la h is at 9:10 p.m. t ion from Governor DiPrete acute ca re facility affiliated with On S unday, ,July 24, at 2 p.m. presented in a ceremony at t he Harva rd University Medical ,Jewish Home by Assistant Direc Tis ha B'Av Day. t he synagogue - ~ School. tor. Fred Berkowitz a nd Director will he host ing a progra m o n Ms. Rubotzky has developed of Social Work. Norma Cohen. Et hiopia n ,Jewry fo r the entire leadership programs fo r nurse .Jewish community. Ba rbara Mrs. Kahn was born in 1885 a nd managers a nd established unit immigrated lo the United States fiordon, 1he director of the North based q uality assurance programs. with her family from Kovna, ' ~ America n Confe rence on She is experienced in planning. co Lit huania as a young child a nd El hiopia n ,Jewry, will s how slides ordinating. a nd deli vering cost ef later worked in her father's um 1oget her with her presentat ion of fective nursing services. Addition brella factory. She married Na than 1he topic. Ma ke sure you ma rk I his a lly. she has acted as preceptor for Kahn in 19 I I at T emple Bethel da te on your ca lendar. 1/20FF SALE graduate s tuden ts from Boston where she had been confi rmed. The Rahhi's T almud class is University. Co lumbia University Bolh M r. and Mrs. Ka hn came All Shoes and Bags held on T uesday evenings at 7 p.m. a nd New York University. t o the .Jewish Home in 1964, where An open ended d iscussion group on Starting Monday June 27. Alicebelle is active in a number Mr. Kahn passed away in 1964. t he basics of modern ,Judaism of professonal associations includ Mrs. Kahn's daughter. Dorthy For 776-778 MAIN ST. EAST GREENWICH, R.I. takes place o n Wed nesday ing t he American Organization of ma n and her husband, are regular 885-4722 MC-VISA evenings at 7 p.m. Nurse E xecut ives, Massachusetts visitors to the Home. Her daughter Specializing in Narrows & Mediums Pawtucket · Central Organizat ion of Nurse Executives, in California returns a couple t imes Your One Stop Ladies Fashion Shoe Store Nationa l League fo r Nursing a nd a yea r to see her. Mrs. Kahn has 5 Falls Hadassah the Rhode Isla nd State Nurse As grandchildren a nd 6 great gra nd The Pawtucket -Cent ral Falls sociaton. She has been a member children. Chapter of Hadassah held its of the Advisory Board of the Cen Installation Brunch at noon on ter for Nursing Leadership Devel- Sons Of Jacob S unday, May I~ at Archie's South Area JCC T he schedule fo r Sons of ,Jacob T avern Restaurant in Pawt ucket. is els follows: M iria m Plitt, Co-President, was The Shalom Singles Group, Fridav. ,June 14. Ca nd lelighting sponsored by the South Area the insta lling officer. Members at 8:0fl ·p.m.; Minc- ho h Service at ,Jewish Community Center of installed were Presiden t, Ruth 8: 10 p.m. Stoughton, will hold a Brunch at Blustein; Vice-Presidents, Saturday. .June 2fl. mo rning t he Center, 1044 Centra l St reet in Do ro! hy Rosen, Shirley Berson servi<"es 8::W a .m. snd Dr. Raquel S hapiro; Stoughton, from 11 a.m.-1::lO p.m. Readi ng I'. Chukatz. Kiddush T reasurers, Lillia n Fell ner a nd on S unday, ,June 26, 1988. immed iatelv a ft er Sha karas. Betty Levy; Recording Secretaries, Featured en terta inment will he Et hies of ,·he Fat hers number S. "T he Song Stylings of Izzy Carolyn Gerehoff and Reeva Mind10h service at 8:10 p.m. Curran; Corresponding Secreta Dovehurd a nd His Country S holos Seadas (:!rd mea l) a ft e r fiuita r." ries, Bert ha Sma ll a nd Mildred Minc- hoh. Refres hments will he served. Stern; Socia l Secreta ry, Ann Mamiv at 9 p.m., Havdola h at Ari mission for members is $4.00 Ganin; Financial Secreta ry, 9: I O JI .Ill .. The Sabha! h is over al and for Nonmembers. $6.00. Lorraine Ageloff; Aud itor, Ba rbara 9:0(i JI.Ill. Sloane. The meeting conr.luded For reservat ions, call the Center Sunday. ,June 16. morning: at :14l -2016or 82!-00:m. with t he d ist rihut ion of awa rds. st.·n·i<·es ,11 7:-l fl a .m.: Minchoh :--N,·ice thi:-- week is 11 1 8:10 p.m. Between Minchoh a nd Maariv Hahhi Morris Drnzin speab ahout Coming Soon.. . 1hc Et hics of the Fat hers. T inw:-- of :--f'n·ice fo r the to the East Side of Providence ~.,·n,1gogJJ<' is: Sundav·:-- 7:-l !'"l a .111 .. Monday anrl Tlrn rscia~1s (l::H) a.m .. Saturdcty's EAST FARMS 8::HI ,1.m-.. N.11. holida:,.is 7:-t :l it.Ill. 'l\ 1('sday. \Vednesda.v. Frida_v fr4fl loca ted at 145 ELMGROVE AVENUE a .m. QUALITY, in the ELMGROVE PLAZA linchnh services ever_vda.v 10 EXPERIENCE AND AFFORDABILITY rninutes la•lore sun:-.et. S,1turd,1y fe,1Iuring ., wide variety of produce along w ith :!0 minu1t·s hel'ore sunset . 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I 4 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY: JUNE 23: 1988 Abraham Joshua Heschel For The 21st Century by Jacob Neusner listener, with wellsprings of Opinion Part Three sympathy and, ahove all, infinite I( ) Of A Three Part Series learning. He stood for theology in a The Christian world knew .Jewish community which then did Abraham ,Joshua Heschel chiefly not know the importance of in his roles of the 1960s as holy theology. To the ,Jews "theology" The Plight Of Rav Elio Toaff man and politician. In his day he is defined in the narrowest way, as was a hero to the religious sector of " proofs for the existence of God" by Jerry Snell Israel has put this t.ype of behavior the gall to denounce the Jews of the left, which knew nothing of the or. at most, discussion of the It was with great sadness that I in the proper context. Most ,Jews Israel when speaking at the ,Jewish man or the intellect, hut found in nature of God. For the many larger read of the plight of Italy's Chief in the Diaspora wish to ignore the Theological Seminary Heschel an evocative symbol, a religious questions subsumed, for Rabhi, Rav Elio Toaff. It is quite aspect of hate. When a hater spits (Conservative) two years ago. One kind of authentic prophet. Heschel Christians, under "theology," the bad enough that his Italian ,Jewish upon him, rather than get into a can readily guess who most Jewish himself fostered t hat impression .Jews have d ifferent words. They community had to go through the fight, he deludes himself into "leaders" within and without S . and enjoyed I he adulation of speak or ··.Jewis h thought'' or hell of Hitler, but now he finds I hinking it is ra ining out. Africa support. Why, of course, it's ci rcles respon!--ive to his political " philosophy of ,Judaism," and very himself in a personal hell. He is a The ecumenical movement was Bishop Tutu. What Chutzpah' sta nce, even though a long with the commonly of " ideology" - all of ma n of valor to stick his neck out supposed to be a way to teach the Tutu denouces Is rael for merely adulation came explo it at ion. That them higl\ly secular w~rds. And. in hy stayi ng in such a dangerous people oft he world to respect each sending less t ha n 1% ofitsexports his trip to Selma in the civil rights Conservative .Juda ism today. they (clue to PLO propaganda) ot her. It has been a colossal failure. to S. Africa and merely buying less cause o r 1he I 9G0s proved a st ill do. and in consequence still religio-poli tical position. It has turned into a movement in tha n I % of S. Africa's exports. He d isaster to the .Jev,.:ish rehearse stupifying banalities set It was about a decade ago that he which the ,Jews a re suppm;ed to clearly igno res his Arab .. all ies" rommunit ies of Alabama and fort h in words dead before they hit visited Providence, in order to see keep silent ahout a nti-Semitic acts that sell oil to S. Africa. How can Missis!--ippi hardly registered the page. Hesrhel insisted o n his daughter a nd son-in-law who while 1he rest of the world tells the the .Jews suppot such a hater of wit hin his li beral a nd rndical calli ng his work t heology and were living fo r a while here (they ,Jews that t hey are so sorry to hear Eretz Yi s rael? How long can .Jews <·o n~tiluencv: 1hey were safe at hrn,ely did so in t he midst of reside in Israel). T he Shabhos ahout it. Every t ime the ,Jews get heg fo r love? home and ~1hle ,;> enjo!' a clean seruh1r and highly positivistic minyon a t the Providence Hebrew involved in religious o r political Recent ly. 1he R.I. F'edera1ion conscience. The .Jews in the South scholars. who measured t he world move ments outside their faith, it Day School was graced by his reaf'li rmed its s trong stand against paid a he
THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, T HURSDAY, JUNE 2:l, 1988 - 5 Lubavitcher Rebbe Calls For Education NEW YORK (I.NS) nation only hy virt~e of our leaders a nd educators, in Israel Low Rates, High Recognition I,., " Immedi ate, emergency action Torah," the Rehbe stressed that and abroad, to di sregard nrns1 he taken to see to it that education has always been the organiza tional interests, forego -GET THE FACTS ewry ,Jewish child receives a hallmark of the ,Jewish people. political diffe rences and ri se a hove ,Jewish education," said the " Eve ry J ewish child is born with party considerations to deal with Advertise Your Business in I.uhavit che r Rehhe, Rabbi the hasic right to learn about the this an1t e, g:Johal rrisis. THE HERALD. Menachem M. Schneerson. Torah a nd the precious heritage to '- " Hundreds of thousands of which he or she are soulfully The Hehhe made hi s remarks at ,Jewish children are not receiving hound. Parents, Rabbis and his yearl~, Shavuol farbrc>n~cn a ny kind of ,Jewish eduration, and educators must do a ll they can to gat heri ng. cH Luhavitch World are g:rowin}:! up in a spiritual vo id," ensure that our youth are not Headqua rl ers in New Yo rk , which OPEN HOUSE the Rehhe said. deni ed their inalienable right," the was attended hy thousands of men, The Rehhe not ed that this is Rehhe stated. wo me n and children, in cluding hundreds of .Jewi sh leaders Sunday, June 26, 1988 1 rue not only in countries around the wo rld. hut also in the Holy " Every individual, institution represent ing: .Jewish communities 11 :00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. I.and, where though children grow and orga nization must expend from around the wo rl d. T he Rehbe every effort to initiate new, t 922 HOPE STREET up flu ent in Hebrew, yet under:-;ni red the fa<'t hal this increasingly, tens of thousands innova1i ve programs and Shavuot marked the :J,:l(X)t h Eighth Street Block ar1i vi t ies. to reach every .Jewish annive rsa ry c, r the revelation at latk a hasic ,Jewish education and If you love wood molding, attics , and large rooms this unspoiled elementa ry ,Jewish knowledge. <' hild wherever he or she may be, Sinai. "This hi storic milestone ,rnd provide them with a proper Quoting Rahhi Saadia Gaon, :,.; hould serve 10 motiva te every .Jew Victorian is for you. Four gracious bedrooms , one and one-half .Jewish education,'' the Rehhe celebrated .Jewish"' Halac hi st and to unpre<'ederll ed activity in baths , fen ced yard. Seller will pay 3 points of prorla imed. holsterin g .Jewish edun1tion· on a philosopher, who more than 800 The Hehhe ca ll ed upon ,Jew ish ~ closing costs. Stop by an d see the details. years ago wrote, "Our nation is a globa l level." the Hehhe stated. - pps $164,900.00
Never Too Late To Honor A Hero ~Inc. by Michelle Spivak Kelley establi shed this medal. su ppor1 fr om national N a tional Director of You already know the story of organizations such as .JWV, 4022 POST ROAD • WARWICK, RI • 884-1030 Programming T ibor Rubin. He a rrived in the Ameri can Ex -Prisoners of War, evf'ry day , when it /!,Ut dark U.S. as a you ng ma n, probably and the Association of Ex-POWs nnd we went to sleep, Hu bin was on believing: the wo rst was behind of the Korean Wa r. a nd the his way; craw/in/!, on hi.'i stomach, him. After all , he had survived California Departments of the jumpinJ..: <>Vf'r {ence.'i, breakin/!, in Nazi death camps. But, within a America n Legion, Disabled supply how,e.'i, while the J.:Un.'i were year, he was a U.S. Army enlistee, American Veterans, and Veterans lookinJ..: dflwn on him." on his way to Korea, prepared to of Foreign Wars have heen senl 10 Carl M cClendon fight for a country not yet his own. Hill leadership. Voices of support Form<'r P(JW In November 1950, Rubin a nd fr om 1 he House of Representatives This chilling remembrance of hi s company were taken prisoner come from Congressmen Robert the brave ry of a fellow ,Jewish wa r hy the Chinese in Unsan, North K. Dornan (R. Calif. ), Benjamin veteran, Tibor Rubin, will reach Korea. During hi s two a nd t il man (R. N.Y .l a nd Tom Lantos Everything for your home the offi ce of every member of the one-half years as a prisoner, Rubin (D. Calif. ). House of Representatives (in a waged a private wa r against his But the vo ices of the people, the Dear Coll eague letter). capt ors. His actions saved the li ves grassroots who respect a nd admire ealth care needs a This sincere reflection of how it of :l.'i to 40 of hi s fell ow POWs. Tibor Rubin 's courage, have yet to was in a Korean POW camp will he Rubin eve n turned down a n offer he heard. on it s way to each Senator as you tu save his life hy returning to his We ca ll on you today, to lead read these words. native Hunga ry. He chose to stay your community's campaign fo r 380 WARWICK AVENUE Hut will it move them? Will it with hi s American comrades, tend Tihor Ruhin. You a re his hope. Warwick. RI draw their attention, for even a their wounded bodies and spirits, Call attention to H.R. 1576, a bill moment , from upcoming steal food and supplies fo r them, now la nguishing in Congress, 78 1-2166 - campaigns, hudget debates and encourage them, give them hope. which would waive the time R.I. Toll Free 1-800-882-5000 contra aid hearings? Will it make Of the little man who could limit ationsforreceivingtheaward, them pause? Will it make a ba rely speak Enf,!li sh, a nd who was and allow Rubin to be honored. We difference at a ll ? Unlikely. disabled by hi s own wounds, fe ll ow need yo u to urge your legislators to Unlikely, that is, unless the POW, Carl McCJendon wrote - endorse H.R. 1576 and to sponsor words move you. Unless they make "The more the enemy pushed him, their own priva te hills on Ruhin's LET A FRIEND IN ON THE NEWS! you pause. For without you, those 1h e hrave r he became." Released in behalf. wo rds a re just more ink on more a n exc ha nge oft he most se ri ously Pel it ions and pm;t cards, which With a Gift Subscription to the paper, heading for a " to be filed" wounded POWs, Rubin returned can he reproduced, a re avail able hin somewhere on Capitol Hill. lo the U.S. His j:!rat eful co mrades through National Headquarters. Without you, Tibor Rubin doesn't were led to beli eve he had died. In Order them today' Mai l the R.I.HERALD have a prayer of getting the 198:l, Rubin appeared at a reunion completed petitions hack to Congressional Medal of Honor for of fo rme r POWs. Carl McClendon National. They will he se nt en his heroism during the Korean saw him and reacted. " I started to masse to the Hill and the White conllict. cry from happiness, a nd made a House. Only your wo rds a nd signatures thank you prayer lo our Lord, Your personal letters a re also FOR JUST s10.oo (Sl 4.00 out-of-state) you can (thousands of them) can convince (w ho) let the man slay a li ve. The apprefiated. Reach out to yo ur give a friend or relative 52 weeks of the most com those who hold a measuring stick man who saved my life a nd the community - the synagogue, prehensive publication dedicated to the Jewish to bravery· t hat Tibor Rubin li ves of so ma ny other Gls." reli gious sc hool, unive rsit y, etc. measures up. Since that fateful meeting, a (;et na mes on post cards and Community. Timely features, local & social events, This yea r mark s the I 25th campaign has heen underway lo petit ions. J>l ease pitch in !Oneday, From the Editor and our Around Town section hirthday of the Congression?l waive the time limil ation for ~ we hope to he ahle to report to you highlight each and every weekly issue. Medal of Honor. Surely Tibor receiving the Congressional Medal that through your effort s the first Rubin is a prime example of the of Honor, a nd to get the award fo r .Jew ish wa r vetera n of the Korean type of individual Abraha m Ruhin. Cert ified let ters fr om conllicl was decorated with the Lincoln had in mind when he form er POWs and letters of Congressional Medal of Honor.
Media Suffers Memory Lapse COMMENCEMENT To, give your gift just fill out the coupon below and ... 1988 by Leo Pevsner to the same forces (except Egypt) mail it to: Composer of the song that tried to destroy it in 1967. Early on in the movie The "Give the United Way" It is indeed tragic that the rock Way We Were, as they pre Subscription Dept. The S hultz Peace Plan needs to and fire bomh throwing of the pare for graduation, Barbra A.I. Herald be modified so that Israel will have Arabs resulted in t.he deaths of Striesand says to Robert an iron clad guarantee of its some 185 people. Even one Arab Redford: "Commencement. P.O. Box 6063 security. death out of the one and a half That's a funny word to use A whole yea r has been fo rgotten. million Arabs would he a tragedy, about an ending." Providence, RI 02940 The Year was 1967. The same need certinly to t he loved ones. The Whether in fact gradua for the remnants of the Holocaust unfortunate incidents we re not tion is an ending or begin to protect themselves from their deliberate actions on the part of ning, t he alpha or omega, R.I. HERALD GIFT SUBSCRIPTION surrounding enemies in 1967 still Israel, they were forced reactions seems academic (no pun in P.O. Box 6063, Providence, RI 02940 exists today. 1967 is the yea r that in self defense after a ll else fai led. tended) to us. The Herald Sender's Name ______the surrounding Arab nations That Israel wants to be secure invites information (college or school, degree or course of made a massive attempt to and does not seek real estate is Address ______Zip ____ a nnihilate Israel. At that time t he hi storicall y evident by the fact that study, awards, etc.) and a whole . wo rld applauded tiny Israel gave Sinai back to Egypt t.o photo (preferably black & Phone # (for verification) ______Israel's success in beating back t he ac hi eve peace. After the violence white, 5" x 7") about recent attackers and in utili zing the West and terror is stopped it is necessary grads dear to you. We'd like Enclosed is my •check or money order for $ ___ to share your pride with our Ba nk and Gaza as buffer a reas to a nd inevitable t hat representatives ($10 per subscription, $14 out-of-state) assure its securit y, of Gaza and t.he West Bank a nd readers. If Israel we re to abandon t he leaders of other Arab countries And to the graduates we PLEASE SEND MY GIFT TO: buffer zones of the West Bank and (excluding terrorists) wi ll sit down offer this epigraph taken Name ______Caza today, without assurances of with Israel a nd work out a solution from the steps of the Hop it s secu rity, it wou ld open the door such as was the case with Egypt. kins Memorial, Williams College in Williamstown, Address ------~,pt. # ___ MA . City ______State ___ Zip ____ Climb high, Phone# ______Climb far. GET THE FACTS- READ THE HERALD! Your goal the sky, ·PLEASE MAKE CHECK OR MONEY ORDER OUT TO R.t. HERALD Your aim the star. ~ -· - --·------~- - '
6 - THE RHODE IS LAND H ERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1988 Cerel - Sidell ( Social Events ]
Michael Wilfand Takes Bronze Scott Sherman Is Bar Mitzvah Michael ,Justin Wilfand recently amongst the 1500 special pa rticipa ted in the 20th Annual olympians. Scott David Sherman of S ta te S pecial Oly mpics a t URI Michael is the eight-year-old Massachusetts was Bar Mitzvahed .June '.1 -5. He received a bronze son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne o n April 2:i, 1988 at Temple Beth medal for the lo ng jump, a s ilver Wilfand of Warwic k. His Am in Randolph, Massachusetts. medal fo r t he relay race and a grandparents a re Dr. and Mrs. Scott was twinned with a ribbon fo r tourt h place in the f>O Irving Nemtzow o f Middletown Russia n boy, Zhenya Chmelnitsky. mete r. M ichael participated in the a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. Frank Wilfand Scott David is the son of Frieda a rea games this spring. His times of Worcester, Mass. His two and Robert S herman. were put in a computer for the sisters, S hana a nd Lori were also (;randparents a re Ruth and Nat sta te games to he evenly matched at the games to cheer him on. K niager of Providence, R.I. Leah Abrams To Wed Marcia And David Zax Announce Birth Leah Abra ms of Providence, Morgon Guaranty Trust Company Rhode Island, cS nnounces the of New York. Miss Abra ms is t he Doctors Ma rcia and David Zax e ngagemen l of her daughter, daughte r of the la te Leonard R. of Moshav Givat Ye'arim, Israel S haron to ,James D . Held , son of Abrams, President of Arden announce the birth of their son, Dr. Rarry T aylor Held a nd ,Jewelry Mfg. Co. Benjamin Meir, on ,June 1:1, 1988. Barbara Held of New York C ity. A ,James D. Held is a graduate of Maternal grandparents are Mr. September wedding is planned. t he St. Hernards School, and Mrs. Allan W . Sydney of Miss Abrams attended t he Hotchkiss, and Hamilton College P rovidence. Maternal great - Wheele r School in Provide nce a nd a nd is presently a Vice President J!randmot he r is Mrs. Rose Posner G eorge Wash ington University at Morgon Guaranty Trust of" Muttontown, N.Y. a nd Palm a nd is currently an offi cer at Compa ny of New York. Springs, California. Paternal grandpare nts are Ms. ,Joanne Prives and Doctor Melvin Zax. Hfl i1] Announce your wedding in the Herald and receive a free hot h of Rochesle r. N. Y. one-year subscription. Jewish War Veterans The ,Jewi:-; h \·Va r Veteran~ of Hhode Isla nd will hold their 4:lrd Jacalyn White Cerel o f Boston, Mass., the daughter of Mr. and State Depa rtme nt Convention at Mrs. Joel Cerel of Cranston, was joined in marriage of Moss the Holiday Inn in \Varwick, R.I. Matthew Sidell of Boston, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elliot S idell on ,June 2G. The hu~inesi:- mee ting: of Wellesley, Mass. will commence a t 7::W p.m., the The ceremony took place at Temple Sinai in Cranston on May da nce at 8::H) p.m. 15, 1988. A reception fo llowed at the T emple. For information call Eli Left in The bride was given in marriage by her father , Joel Cerel. H er at 941 .:imn. sister , Robin Rittenberg, serued as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Ellen Fine and Jill Goldsmith. S cott Sidell, Patronize the g room's brother, served as best man. Lawrence Fleder and Bruce Reuzin w ere ushers. our The couple took a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will reside advertisers! in Brookline, Massachusetts. Woody Herman Orchestra The Woody He rman Orchestra "Woodc hopper's l:lall" in tribute will a ppear at the Hotel Viking to the la te Woody He rman. The Convention Cente r Ba llroom on evening begins with a social pe riod Friday, ,July 22 a nd o n Saturday, a t 6:30 p.m. with d inner following July 23 in Newport , R.I. at 7 p.m. with a specia l noor show. Both appearances a re fo r da nces The feat ured Woody He rman NARRAGANSETT open to the public sponsored by O rchestra will share the ha nd Frie nds o f Ballroom Dancing. stand with Boh Shurtlefrs Sociely ART FESTIVAL Tickels a re limiled lo 300 for each Orchest ra for continuous dancing SPONSORED BY nighL during the evening. Advance THE ROTARY CLUB OF WAKEFIELD, Friday night is an informal tickets a re $40 each. RHODE ISLAND dance beginning at 7 p.m. with a walt z lesson by professional Advance tickets a re available by JUNE 24, 25 and 26 instructors Tom and Sara At kins calling 401 -847-2980 or by ma iling 1988 of Newport. There will also he a checks payable to " FOBD" to Skip AT THE specia l ballroom dance exhibition. ,Jones, FOBD, 2,51 East Main Advance tickets are $20 each. Road,,P.or.tsmout h, R. I. 02871 by VETERANS' MEMORIAL PARK Saturday night is a semiformal .July 10. NARRAGANSETT, RHODE ISLAND
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QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED 325 Taunton Ave., East Providence, RJ, ( Six Corners-accross from Joseph's restaurant) - I! 1 I THE RHODE IS LA ND HERALD, T H URSDAY, J UNE 2:J, 1988 - 7 Brandeis Repertory Theatre Celebrated WALT H AM. Mass. - The Di rector. and Director of the t ransfo rmed hy the brillia nt (-____R_E_A_D_T_H_E_H_E_RA_ ·_L_D_!____ ~) Hrnndeis Repertory Company Hrandeis Theater Arts P rogram, English dramat ist Mic hael Frayn, ! H R<'). (;reater Host on's newest , wi ll host I he Open House and aut hor of N uisc•s Off. The two h1l) ~, pr1>ff.'ssional F.q uily theate r J)ro\·ide 1,.11 1ests wil h an product ions will run in repertory romp;rn ~·. wi ll he relehrated durinK informati\'e, insightful look at the t hro ugh Sunday. Novemher 6. In an in form,Hional Open House to n eat ion of the new company. He add it ion. t hree Opening Nig ht lw held on:-: lage a t the Spingold will a lso offe r a perspective on the product ions, pa rt of Brandeis' Bagels • Bread T heater Wednesdav, ,June 22. 1988 st•lt'('l ion or play:-; whic h will Young: Art ists Seri es, will present • Pastries • Soups beginning a t fi ::W J;.m. T he event, inaugurat e t he RRC's first season. House of IJ/ue IA!al'rs by ,J ohn w hirh is l'ree an A Caravan Of Storytellers Wanskuck - ,July 29, 2 p.m.; Fox Journeys Through Branches Point - Aug. 9. t::m p.m. When you send a wedding Of Providence Public Library Climb ahoard Ma rilyn or engagement PROVIDENCE - Enchant; ng, Mea rdon ·s t ravelli ng show ca ll ed C"a ptivat ing- a nd ent ertaining have announcement, why not Tickt•f to Travel. Ma rilyn's 4!i been used to describe three minute present at ion recounts include a photo? storytell ers currently prepa ring to travelling tales such as The Fox Black and white only show<·ase thei r talent a t local '/'rm1e/ a nd '/'h e> Ride of 29 Witches. Providem·e ' Public Libra ry please. Ma rilyn appears at: hranrhes. Robin Mello will encha nt ma ny Mt. Pleasant - ,June 29, 10::lO as she brings her trunk full of a.m.; Washingt on Park - ,July 21, stori es t o life during her 45 mi nut e :i p.m.; Fox Point - ,July 26, 1: :JO present a t ion Tif/,~<'1 l o p .m . Jma~innti,m. Robi n will appear at: Fox Point - ,July 12, I::lO J>.m.; . T he Storytell er's Carava n, Hochamheau - .July 1: i , 6::JO p.m.; funded hy Old Stone Bank, a Mt. Pleasant - ,July 20, 10::Jo Federa l Savings Bank; The R.I. a.m.; Knight Memorial - .July 26 , State Coucil on the Arts; and the I J::lO a.m. : So. Providence - ,July Department of State Library KNOW SOMEONE 28, I::lO p.m. Services, is traveling to the Mic hael Hresler swings into hi s P rov idence Public Libra ry art in full costume, animating bra nches a nd throughout the state. GETrING MARRIED? many diffe rent characters, each wi t h a story to tell or a song to sing. The storytelling is for children Mic hael's T l<' kel to S tories will fi ve years and older and is free. To TELL US TIIEIR NAME AND ADDRESS appear at: register or for more info rmation contact the appropriate hranch. AND WE'LL SEND TIIEM A ONE YEAR Smit h Hill - ,July 28, 2 p.m.; COMPLIMENfARY SUBSCRIPTION TO TIIE HERALD r------, : Couple 's Name ______I Address ______I Zip--·- 1 Wedding Date ______I Your Name ______I Address ______I ______Zip ____ ' \ I Mail this coupon to: 79 Burlington St. (Off Hope St.) Providence, A.I. , ,. 'S,._..-...... I Rhode Island Herald Rhode H rald , · 'r--: ·;-'::,_, P.O.Box 6063 Island e Fruit Baskets Sent Nationwide - - Providence , RI 02940 Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • Sat. 10 a .m.-3 p.m. ,_ ------ 8 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, T HURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1988 The conversion feature is enoui h to qualily fo r a lixed rate convenient, a nd converting should loan in the a mount they wa nt. But cost much less t ha n refina ncing keep in mind a n ARM is not from an adjusta ble rate to a fi xed advisable unless you are fai rly [__ B_ u_s_in_e_s_s_a_n_d_ F_i_n_a_n_c_e ____] rate mortgage. But there are confident your income will cli ffi b limitations to convertible ARMs. over t he years so t hat you can You may pay a higher initia l ra te comfortably meet a ny increases in than on a regula r ARM, a nd t here your monthly payments t hat Is It Time For Home Buyers To Take Up Arms? is no guara ntee t hat. interest rates would result from rising interest will drop a nd make convert ing rates. by Mary Rudie the interest rate on many one-year the convertible ARM, which worthwhile. Also. if you do If you don't foresee a steadily of Merrill Lynch ARMs ca nnot be raised or lowered combines some of the most convert, you may he cha rged a rising income or you couldn't Adjustable rate mortgages by more than 2 percentage points attractive fea tures of adjustable higher rate tha n prevailing rates a ffo rd to keep your house if your (ARMs) are once aga in capturing each adjust ment period, a nd t he and fixed rate mortgages. Like fo r fixed rate mortgages. mortgage costs increased, then a the attention of homebuyers. most t he interest rate can rise or traditiona l ARMs, convertible ARMs Versus Fixed fixed rate mortgage is better, Interest rates on 30-year, fall over the term of the loan is ARMs typically offer a lower Rate Loans because the monthly payments fixed-rate mortgages averaged 10.8 generally 5 percent or 6 pe rcent. initial interest rate a nd lower An ARM may be a good choice if wi ll never vary. A fixed rate loan is percent in J anuary, so one-year T o take a n ARM wit h no interest mont hly payments t ha n fixed rate you plan to own your home fo r only also t he solution fo r people who ARMs at int roductory rates of 8 rate cap, even if it carries a lower loans. In addition, you have t he t hree to fi ve years, perhaps just wa nt the security of knnwing percent or so look appealing to rate than a n ARM with a cap, is a opt ion to switch to a fixed rate loan hecause you intend to trade up to a exactly what t heir mortgage many prospective borrowers. At very risky proposition. with fi xed monthly payments if bigger home or expect to he principa l and interest payment these rates, a fi xed rate mortgage If interest rates drop, ARMs give interest rates drop, suhject to transferred. T he lower initia l rate will he each a nd every month they of $100,000 would carry a mont hly you the potentia l to decrease your stated fees a nd time limits. T he on an ARM will save you money in own t heir home. payment of $937, while t he mortgage rate a nd your mont hly Federal National Mortgage t he short term compared to a fi xed Choosing a mortgage is one of mont hly payment on a one-year payments without refinancing Association Wa nnie Mae ), which rate loan, a nd those savings may be t he most importa nt fina ncial ARM would be only $734. your mortgage. But, if interest huys mortgages from ba nks a nd more than enough to compensate decisions you will ever ma ke, a nd How ARMs Work rates rise, so could your monthly thri ft s, gave the convertible fo r a ny increase in rates over t he there have never been more The interest rate t hat lenders payments. In comparing ARMs, mortgage ma rket a boost in 1987 time you own the home. financing opt ions available. A cha rge on ARMs is based on a you should also be awa re t hat some when it a nnounced it would huy An ARM may a lso he mortgage loan professional can specific index, such as the yield on institutions offer low "teaser" convert ihle AR Ms that meet its appropriate for borrowers whose help you select the right mortgage U.S. T reasury securities, plus a rates at the outset. That means quali fi r at ions. income is currently not high to suit your needs. margin of one to three percentage your interest rate will increase at points. The interest rate on any the lirst adjustment period, even if ARM may va ry periodically - for the index to which the mortgage example, every one, three or five rate is linked does not rise. Investing In Treasury Securities years - based on changes in the Convertible ARMs by Patricia Scanlon base index. Genera lly, t he longer Are A Hybrid Financial Consultant hut receive race value at maturity. house. This involves time, paper the adjustment period, t he higher Some lenders have introduced S hearson Leh man Hutton T reasury notes, which require a work and perhaps additional cost. the initial mortgage rate. new types of ARM designed to One of the inevitable .. fallout .. minimum invest ment of $ 1,000 to T he interest on Treasury Securi Most ARMs have caps or limits reduce t he risks of adjustable rate effects result ing from turmoil in t he $;),000, mature in two t o ten years. ties is taxable on the Federal level, on their adjustments. For instance, loans. One of t he most popula r is stock ma rket is a sudden interest They a re sold at face value and pay hut exempt from st a t.e and local by individual investors in safer, interest semi -annually. T reasury taxes. T his is particularly attrac- more secure investments. bonds mature in 10 to :JO years.carry 1 ive for residents ofs tates with high Looming above all ot her securi· a face value of$ 1.000 a nd a lso pay tax rates. East Greenwich t ies in t he category of "safe invest interest semi-annually. In addition, Zero-Coupon Treas ments'' are those issued and backed Default on the U.S. T reasu ry's uries a re securities tha t have been hy the fu ll faith and credit of t he issues is vi rtually u nthin ka ble. "st ripped" of t heir semi-a nnual cou U.S. government. Because the Fed While they a re subject to market pons a nd sold as separate issues. Available Soon eral government gua ra ntees pay fluctuat ion, t he payment of inter T he name .. Zero-Coupon" reflects men t of inte rest a nd principa l, est a nd principa l is guara nteed hy the fact that investors receive no T reasury securities offer virt ually the gove rnment of t he U n ited periodic interest payments. Rat her, Luxury Condominiums no risk of invested funds if held to States. And because the ma rket for t hey huy the securities at a deep maturity. However, they are sub Treasuries is so large, you can sell discount, hut receive the face 2150 plus sq. ft. ject to market risk. Consequently, lhese securities quickly a nd easily. a mount at maturity. You a re ta xed their value rises if interest. rates fall You can huy T reasury Securities a nnua lly on " estimated income" aft er you purchase t hem, and vice t hrough your fi nancial consulrant, from Zero-Coupons, which are a STARTING PRICE: $239,500 versa. hanker or d irectly from the govern good choice fo r long term invest T reasury hills, notes and bonds ment t hrough a new program called ments, such as college or retirement. are inst rumen ts issued (and secured) T reasury Direct. Howeve r, there are by the Federal government t.o raise severa l advantages to buying For more information fu nds needed to operate t he gov through a broker. First, T reasury Heat Stress ernment. Three types of treasury securit ies bought directly from t he As t he weather start~ to heat up securit ies a re issued a t various government cannot be pledged as in Rhode Island, Providence Gas call: schedules and mat urities: Treasury collatera l fo r a loan - they can if Company warns a rea residents of bills {T-hills) are sold in increments held in a brokerage account. Second, the dangers of " heat stress. .. T he of $a,(!()() wit h a minimum init ial if you choose to sell your T reasury company is distributing brochures EGM DEVELOPMENT purchase price of $10,000. T hey securities in t he secondary market on t he subject to a number of mature in a yea r or less a nd are sold before they mature, they must first senior citizen centers and other at a discount. 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RI 884-2810 Bring in this ad and receive $5.00 off your New Image consultation. 11 THE RHODE IS LA ND H E RALD, TH URSDAY, .JUNE . 3, 1988 Arson, Newest Intifada Tactic ( World and National News ] Israel's Security: Status Quo In Territories Must End During thei r fi rst public Ephraim Sneh, fo rmer head of the a nd ea rly warning stati ons at key appearance in the Uni ted States as Civil Administrat ion fo r .Judea and points. members of t he newly fo rmed Sam.a ria; a nd Brigadier General "\Vil h such guarantees in Council fo r Peace and Security, Yoram Agmon, fo rmerly Is rael's place,'' (;eneral Ya riv said, .. Is rael fo ur Israeli generals {Reserve) Air Force Attache in Washington. cou ld quit the territo ries assured of brought to Washington a message All four agreed t hat maintaining greater - not less - mi li tary that " from a mili tary poi nt of view, t he status quo wi ll lead to an ever security than it enjoys today.'' territoria l compromise is growing degenerat ion of the The genera ls agreed there is no preferable t.o con tinuing the status sitw1tio n in .Judea, Samari a a nd assurance t hat t he Palesti nia ns quo in the occupied territori es." (:aza. "Cont in uat ion of the status wo uld accept these co nd itions. At a press conference held in quo will lead to an erosion of They noted. however, if the Washington on .June 1:1 under t he Is raeli's relat io ns wit h Egypt and Pa lestinians do not accept. the auspices of the American .Jewish ,Jordan. It is only a matter of time hurden for ohst ruc1ing a peace Congress, Major Genera l Aharon before Is raeli will fin d itself at wa r se11leme 111 will he theirs. not Yariv (Res.), fo rmer director of with t he combined a rmies of Is rael's. military intell igence and advisor several Arah countries, in Hrigadier General Ag mo n on ter rori sm to Prime Minister circumstances far less fa vora ble to (Res.), a n Israel Ai r Force pilo1 Golda Mei r, speaking for his three Is rael t han any of its previous and squadron co mma nder during mi lit ary colleagues, said that t he wars," Ceneral Ya riv said. 1he Yom Kippur War, added t ha1 group came to the United States in W hile t he group favors a " land in any la nd-for-peace sett lement order to discuss with t he American fo r peace" opt ion, they maintai n Israel s hould have " free access to ,Jewi sh community t he securit y t hat these can he achieved only if patrol t he s kies over the aspects of terri torial compromise. peace a rra ngements included Palest in ian entity, for both At the same time, he said, it was several essent ial element s. These surveilla nce a nd training essent ia l that Americans are: purposes. understa nd that ve ry specific 1) A t ra nsit ion period preced in g At least :~.'.!00 acres of Israel\ PoliC"e a lso grabbed t wo Why AJCongress B rought arra nge ments must he in place if t he creat ion of whateve r forest s and pasturelands were nine-yea r-old boys from the Arab Them To T he U.S. Israel is to agree to territoria l Pa lesl inia n entity in Gaza a nd t he devastated over the wee kend of vil lage of ,Jiser Za rqua in nort hem In int roduci ng the Is raeli compromise. West Hank territories is wo rked -lune 11 - 1:l. 1988. as Is raeli Israel, ,Vho led 1hem to a genera ls, Robert K. Lifton, .Joining General Ya riv we re out in negotiations. officia ls attributed the blazes to :l-1-yerir -old neig hbor who all egedly president of AJCongress, recall ed Major General Uri Orr, fo rmer :l) Demilita rizing t he territo ri es ls rneli A rah and Pa lest inia n was lheir inst ructor in arson. A t hat t he American ,Jew ish Chief of Sta ll of Is rael's Central from whi ch Is rael would withd raw. arsonists. Caza teen-ager was arrested a nd Congress had been the li rst U.S. Comma nd: Rrigadier General :n An Israeli milit ary presence Much of t he destruct ion took confessed to sett ing a fi re out s id e a ,Jew ish group to adopt a pub li c place in a 2.000-acre nature reserve T el Aviv weather station. In the slatement last September sout hwest o f" ,Jeru scil em that Galilee, investigators d iscovered befo re the ri ots bro ke out in Gaza included mat ure oak, pistachio and burnt tires a round electric poles. Electronics Consulting/Repairs a nd the West Bank - urgin g t hat terehin1h lrees, a ll of them P rime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, a territoria l compromise fo llowing in Your Home invaluable in t he harsh terra in. a t the weekl y Cabinet meeting. a n int ernat ional peace conference T here have lieen 4f>O Ii res since I he appealed to age ncies t h::t t deal wi l h by Alan D. Wilensky was Is rae l"s safe st course to fo ll ow. beginning of May, destroying over nat ure preservat io n a nd law (formerly Technical Director of ESB Inc.) He added: 2.S.000 acres, mostly in the Golan enforcemen1 to s uppress t he ti res " During a recent vis it to Is rael • House ca lls at reasonable rates Heighl s, nort hern Galil ee and the a nd captu re t he a rso11i s1s. He we learned I hat a large numbe r of • Minor repairs completed on premise s in most instances .Je rus.-1 lem region. T he fi res have refe rred 10 t he latter as :"enemies hi gh ... ra nking retired Israeli desl ro ved 1.170 acres of forests, and niminals,'~ stati ng: t hat · "we Call for appointment mili tary offi cers now beli eve 9.2!J0 ~r res of natural vegelation must stand up to t hose who wa nt Is rael's milit ary security itself is and 18,f-,00 acres of grazing a reas. 10 ret urn us l o the desert. '' .Joi ning V/I Systems Inc. jeopa rd ized by holding on to t he Fru it a nd poultry s hortages are him in hi s a ppea l was Moshe territori es and ruli ng an ex perted. as t housa nds of o rchards Rivlin, wo rl d cha irma n, .Jew ish increasin gly restive Arab have been destroyed and poultry Nationa l Fund, who present e Expecting a baby? Can't afford medical care? We can help. If you're pregnant and without health insurance, you may qualify for free medical care through Rite Start. Why is Women & Infants Hospital looking for you? 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Denman Scott, J>irector ·- - - · ------· -~- , THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, T H URSDAY, JUNE 23, 1988 - 15 [______s_ u_m_ m_e_r_R_e_c_ip_e_s______] Summer's Bounty Fruit Tart · · Gazpacho** ... a cool refreshing soup by Sandra Silva :! tbsp. pure vegetable short ening S ummer ... gardens llouris h a nd fresh frui t and vegetables abound. 11/4 cups fl our 1/1 tsp. baking powder \Vhether they' re from the backyard or the fres h produce section of the I clove ga rlic ma rket, summer fruit s a nd vegetables a re a treat un li ke anyt hing V. cup suga r Dash Cinnamon I cucumber ·experie nced during winter mont hs. · The heat of summer lends it self to I green pepper 1/ 1 tsp. kosher salt cooking and eating light , a nd fresh vegetables a re a prime choice fo r 1/ 2 onion meals. They a re lilling hut not heavy. They are void of fat s and I egg :\ tbsp. cream or top milk 1/ 3 cup pure olive oi l cholesterol and packed with essential vitamins and nutrients. Best of all, 1/ 2 cup water I 1/2 tbsp. bread c ru mbs they can he prepa red in just minutes. , There are many a lternat ives in 2 tbsp. vinegar preparin g vegeta ble d ishes. They can he made tasty and appealing to :J cups tomato juice children hy adding ingredients they like a nd would never expect to Freshly ground pepper encounter in thei r vegetabl es. Or, when attractively garnished, can be a Usi ng pastry bl ender, cut the sophisticated. refres hing dis h to bring to an outing o r serve at a dinner Chop all vegetables ve ry fine. Stir in oil. wa ter. vinegar, tomato juice. Add party.· Helow are some summer recipes to try. A few of them come from s hort ening int o fl ou r that has been sifted with ha king powder, sugar, seasonings. Stir. Chill well before serving. Serves 6. " 1'he Hest Uf J ewish C'ookin!i hy Phyllis Frucht, .Joy Rothschild, Note: Instead of tomato juice, 5 chopped ripe tomatoes may be added Gert rude Kat z and the Ladies Auxiliary of Temple Beth Is rael. This book cinnamon and salt . Add egg, then milk a nd mix a ll together. Dust with l 1/ 2 cups of water. A blender or food processor may also be used to is available at the Pawtucket Public Library. The other rec ipes are ones puree vegetables. t hat I have developed or made vari ations on over the years. Remember, fingers with fl our a nd put the with vegetables there is no limit to the number of nutritious, easy and dough into a 9x J:J ba king tin or 10 deli cious combinations available. Follow these recipes as they are, o r inch pie tin. S prinkle bread Cold Cucumber Soup * * suhst itute your fa vorite fruit s o r veget.ables--be inventive, be imaginative. cru mbs o n top. Cover with a ny of the following fillings. :l cups kosher yogurt 1/ 4 cup seedless raisins Eggplant Pizza I 1/4 cups peeled. grated Apple Filling · · cucumber I medium size eggplant :1/ 4 cups cold water II 8 oz. seasoned tomato sauce Pa re, core a nd slice apple!-- on the I tbsp. minced. fresh dill Pizza dough to cover 12" pizza pan dough. Hake in a :{ SO degree oven 2 tbsp. minced chives Garlic powder for :\:1 minutes. Remove fro m oven Freshly g-roung white pepper 6 oz. fresh romano cheese and spoon 11:.! pin t sour cream over margarine the top. Return to ov.en fo r f, Beat yogurt with electri c mixer o r in food processor. Soak raisins in hot minutes. \Ya ter fo r 10 minutes: then drain we ll. Add to yogurt. Add cucumbers and Grease with ma rgarine and !lour piZ?-a pan or baking dish of comparable cold wa ter and blend we ll . Add remaining ingredients and blend well. Chill. size. Roll dough to f(irm an even covering on pan. Wash and slice eggplant. Pat excess water from the eggplant Grind cheese. or crumble with fingers. Spoon sauce over dough. Place eggplant on pizza. Sprinkle with garl ic powder and spoon on sauce to cover. Sprinkle cheese liberally over top of Cold Pureed Vegetable Soup ** pizza. Bake in :J50 degree oven for 30 minutes or until bottom of crust is browned. :\ tomatoes l cucumber I medium onion I g-reen pepper Blueberry Filling · 2 cloves ga rlic Vegetable Cheese Pie 2 cups tomato juice 111:.! cup!-- blueberries 1/ 2 cup tomato paste 'l. thsh. butter Pizza dough for 12 .. pie dish 2 tbsp. lemon juice 1/'.! cup suga r 2 large fresh tomatoes Freshly ~round pepper I red pepper '2 tbsp. fl our I tsp. cinnamon l green pepper Chop all vegetables and co mbine in food processor or electric blender. Add I lb. fresh mushrooms tomato juice and past a little at a time. blending between each addition. 12 oz. kosher american cheese Gradually add lemon juice and pepper, blending until soup is smooth. I 2 oz. kosher swiss cheese Refrigerate at least two hours. Garnish soup with slices of cucumber. Top the dough with blueberries, 16 oz. can of pitted black olives tomato and pepper. garlic powder then sprinkle the fruit wi th dill seed remain in g ingredient s mixed fresh sweel basil together hy ruhhing we ll wi th the margarine fingertips unti l small crumbs are formed. Rake in a :lfiO degree oven Tuna-Vegetable Casserole Grease with margarine a nd flour a 12'' glass pie dish. Form pizza dough to for 40 minut es. dish. Chop tomatoes and peppers into bite size pieces. Pull stems off 4 cups rigatoni mushroom caps. S lice oli ves. Grate cheeses. keep separate. In large bowl, 2 (7 oz.) cans of Tuna mix vegetables and use ga rli c. dill and bas il to taste. Keep aside enough I I /2 cups shell ed fresh peas cheese to cover the top of the pie, m ix in the rest. Toss well. Fill pie dish I I / 2 cups chopped red and with mixture and cover with remaining cheese. Smooth olives over top. gree n b~ II peppers Cook in :n5 degree oven for I hour or until the bottom of the crust has I lb. fr esh mushrooms browned. May require covering with foil if more than one hour cooking Mayonnaise time is needed. Any cheeses or vegetables may be omitted or substituted Garlic powder acco rding to your tastes. Let cool at least twenty minutes before cutting. Dill seed Kosher american cheese Cook rigatoni in boiling water until soft. In large bowl combine tuna, peas, peppers a nd mllshroom caps. Season with garlic powder and dill seed. Mix Peach Filling · with mayonnaise a nd spread into an 8xl2 baking dish. Cover with sliced Sweet Chicken And Vegetables Sliced peaches or grated cheese. Cover and bake in a ;JSO degree oven for 1/2 hour or until Y1 cup suga r heated through. I tbsp. flour Note: If cheese is omitted, this is a refreshing cold dish for hot summer 4 boneless chicken breasts Dash Cinnamon days. To be served cold it shou ld be made the morning or night before and 1/ 2 lb. linl(Ui ni refrigerated. I head of broccoli. sli ced Hutt er I cup apricot jam I lb. fresh mushrooms I tbsp wa ter I red pepper I green pepper l zucchini Stay-Fresh Fruit Salad I clove ga rlic Place sliced 1:>e aches in ove rl apping I lbsp. ginger l/2 watermelon rows. Mix sugar, flour. <"i nna mon I tbsp. baking soda I large honeydew melon and sprinkle over peaches. Dot I I 6 oz. can pineapple chunks in I large cantalope with butte r. Hake in a :tSO degree unsweetened juice ;: medium size kiwi fruit oven ror :\f> minut es. Hemove from Polyu nsaturated oil I pineapple oven a nd spoon apricot jam whi ch I coconut Break lin hT\.lini in half and boil, rinse with hot water and drain well. Slice hns heen dissol ved with water, over green and purple grapes (seedless) chicken and chop all vegetables (including garlic). leave mushrooms intact the top. He1urn to oven for fl I lh fresh cherries except fo r the end of the stem. Place large pan (similar to a soup pan) on min.ut es. 12 oz. box golden raisins :- love top. Heat o il a nd cook garlic. Add chicken. stirring until chicken is 12 oz. shelled walnuts cooked through-about f> minutes. Add broccoli and peppers. Heat through. Add zucchini. mushroo ms and pineapple. Cover and remove from heat. Using melon baller, scoop out can Cover and chill well. Serve with ic~ Mix pineapple juice with ginger and baking soda. Mix linguini with vegeta lalope. honeydew and watermelon. sherbet. bles and pou r juice mixture over all. Cover and let sit for at least fifteen Slice kiwi fruit and pineapple into Note: G ranny S mith and Deli minutes prior to serving. bite size pieces. Du the same with cious apples, pears and bananas Note: this rec ipe may be made without pineapple. The only change would the coconut keeping aside some to can be added in place of the he to omit the pineapple chunks and juice mixture. The chi cken may be shred. Pull stems oil cherries. Mix pineapple, coconut a nd cherries. omitted for a vegetarian dish. Any fresh vegetables may be added. A rule all fruits toget her. Add walnuts and Use lhese only if planning to eat of thumb for vegetables is denser vegetables (such as carrots) which take shredded coconut. Sprinkle wit h immediately as t hey don't preserve longer to cook be added to the pan before li ghter vegetables. lemon juice to preserve freshness. we ll. I 1111 \( i T l IE HHODE ISLAND HEHALD, THURS DAY. ,JUNE 2:l, 1988 Avner The Eccentric: Jewish Ham On Rye [__ A_ r_ts_a_n_d_ E_n_t_e_rt_a_i_n_m_e_n_t___ J Jewish Television Magazine - July NEW YOHK, N.Y. - " Geniza," The ,July program also exami nes Matazim• series, now in it s third a traditional hurial service in t h P 11 rn,,·in !.! p n p11l 11 rit v o f IC' nnis year, a re made availa hle to .Jewis h which sacred .Jewish ritual objects a mong Israeli youth today and Federations affiLi ated with the are preserved, is one of several reveals how Israel's outsta nding Co1inci l of .Jewis h Fede rations, topics featured in the ,July edition Tennis Centers have not only which then ohta in a ir time on t heir o f J ewi. .; h Television Ma~azine, the created a healthy past ime for loca l televis io n sta tio ns. The monthly magazine-fo rma t children from all socio-economic progra m is curre ntly heing i, hown program produced hy the Council levels, hut have also resulted in in S8 communities from coast to of .J ewi sh Federal ions. developi ng a s ignificant numbe r of roast. Int.he segment , children from a fut ure world-class competit o rs. The host of -l ewi.-,·h Trlrvision C hicago community lea rn ahout In it s third segme nt , J ewish Mat:azine is fi lm a nd televis ion the signifiranre of t he ge niza Tei<·vi... ion Ma~azim· visit s the acto r S tephen Macht . best know n service a nd why it is fo rhidden to Ha rhor-UCLA Medical Ce nt er in t u viewers fo r hi s portrayal of I hrow away or burn prayer hooks, Los Ange les, where doc tors are David Keeler on t he CRS-TV tora h scrolls, a rk covers a nd other makinf{ progress in seeking a cure s how, Caj./ney and Lacy. religi ous ohjects when t hey can no for T ay-Sachs and o l her critical T he Cou ncil of .Jewis h longer he used. Ove r 100 people ge net ic diseases a ffli cting .Jews Fede rat ions is t he na t ion al from neighboring com mu nit ies a re throughout North Ameri ca. associat io n of 200 .Jewish seen ga( hered at Sha lom Memori al The progra m's final segment Fede rat ions, the cent ral Park to pa rt icipate in a n actual foc uses on tuhophoni cs, an Israeli communit y organizations whic h ge niza ceremony. inventor's " mi raculous" method of serve nea rly 800 localit ies ma king p la nts thrive in the desert. embracing: a -Jewish popula tio n of The monthly programs whic h more than !J .7 mill ion in the Knight's ma ke up the Jewish Teleui.-.ion United States and Canada. 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Tickets a re $0. (401) ~ 2:,:l-2707. Bob Bernstein ~ J ewish tradition teaches us t hat Throughout the even ing, Avne r Children's Museum every si ngle c reation , even dust a nd scampers from the stage to the audi· 32GoffAvenue~ sto ne, has a soul. Afte r viewing ence a nd hack again, mischievously ~-''*-''11' ,: -Pawtucket, RI Art Activities . Avne r the Eccentric at t he Trinity involving me n , wome n and ch ildren $1~ijji~+•L #4in'•i,\~" • TEL. 728-3600 For The Great Outdoors!! Sum mer Repe rtory T heat re, one as pa rt ne rs in his performance. The Chi ldren's Museum is could a lmost sense it. Avne r has ta ke n h is cues, a nd in presenting a p rogram e ntitled Avner the Eccentric stars Avne r so me cases, his act from a numher "' Outdoor S ummer Activit ies" on Eisenbe rg is a one- ma n show t ha t of traditions. During t he evening, Wednesday, ,June 22 from :1::l0-0 comhines mime a nd magic, acroba t - you'll see classic "' hits" from the Camp Young Judaea, Amherst, N.H. p.m. a nd Sunday, ,June 26 from 1-: l ic s and audie nce pa rticipation into circus, vaudevill e, and mime. Using p.m. A popula r offering last year, two hours o f fine art and great music from the Klezmorim, Avner 50th Reunion, June 1989 the p resent a tion wi ll again entertain ment . even conveys the feeling of a ,Jew demonstra te simple a rt activities With Avne r, hats, hats, b rooms, is h jeste r ... a tradit ion that da tes To be included in future mailings for CY J's 50th, tha t children and pa rents can do cigarettes, cups, napkins, news hack to the l:l ais Ha Mikdash (Holy T em ple) when Rahhi Shimon hen please forward your name, address, area code/ outdoors. pa pe rs, ladders, ropesand stai rswill P reschoole rs celebrate ·· Wha t ta ke on a mischievous personalit y, (;aml ie l woul d juggle 8 torches at telephone number and the number of people that Color Day!" on Friday, ,Ju ne 24 ccnst a ntly ma tc hing wil ls wi th one time. will accompany you to this wonderful and between 10 - 1 I::l0 a.m. a nd 12- 1::lO Avner a nd provoki ng h im with their T he fa(' ! that everything ties memorable celebration at CYJ. p.m . C hildre n will go on a sta r hunt misbehavior. together is a t rihute to Avner's sense and make a red , white a nd bl ue Ever ready fo r the cha ll e nge, oft iming: a nd theatricalit y. A sense Dr. Charles 8 . Rotman, Director ba nner fo r .Ju ly 4. Avner does hi s best to li ght hack. tha t has been fin ely honed over the 81 Kingsbury St. , Wellesley, MA 02181 The re is no c harge fo r these Al ong the way, the audience is years; studyi ng wit h ,Jacques LeCog activities beyond the regular price t reated to a n a mazing d isplay of a nd Ca r lo M azzon e-Cle m a n ti's o f admission, $2.50 for coord ina tion a nd clut ziness, high De ll e'Arte School of Mime a nd nonmembe rs, museum membe rs ar't a nd low comedy. Comedy a nd pe rfo rming on Broad free. The Childre n's Museum, Aft er ha lancing a 6-foot ladder way, in movies a nd in theatres located at !i8 Walcott Street in on his chin, Avner proceeds to close acrosi, North Ame rica. Sout h Pawtuc ket , i~ open Sunday, it on h is finge rs. Avner successfu lly Ame ri ca, Africa, As ia, a nd Europe. Tuesday-Thursday, 1-!i p.m.; juggles three haseha ll hats at once, W it h ve ry few words hut a lot of Friday and Saturday, 10 a. m.-5 then e nds up running for cover as heart , Avne r conveys a n importa nt p.m. For more in forma t ion , please the hats come crashing down a round message to a ll of us who've been call 726-2!i90. him. conditio ned to accept perfection as theult imatesta nda rd. His message: Help Us Remember Those Fun-Filled If you cn n't succeed a ll the time, learn to fa il magnificent ly. Ulti Summer Days at CYJ!! m a te ly, ii 's a message of hope, humor and universal huma nity. One ~ {e tha t leaves you fee li ng tha t , even Barnsider's when t hings go wrong:, it ·s a ll right Decorations & afte r a ll . 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MC/VISA Frt. 1:30-7 PROVIDENCE 35 1-7300 726-2491 s.1. t :30-5 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1988 17 1 (______y;_o_u_r_c_o_m_m_u_n_i_tY ______] Local Highlights : The Bureau Of Jewish Education J erry Sctne ide r thanks the community for allowing him the opportunity to study in Is rael. Cindy Ka plan, out-going president of the Bureau greets the in-coming president, Rona ld Salavon. This year's winners of the Leonard I. Salmanson Endowment Fund, designed to promote study in Israel include: Jeffrey Barry, Robin Aronson, Robin Berk, Meredith Feldman, David Franklin (Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman Award winner), Michelle Ducorr, Joe l Kortick , Mahra Rubenste in and Elysia Solomon. Not pictured a r e: Da na and Michelle Blasbalg, Melanie Perlman, Judith S ingband, Beth Samdperil (Youth Leadership Award) a nd Lee Vilker. Uavid Hesnik, cen ter, presents plaques to the winners of the Nathan Hesnik Memorial Endowment Fund of t he ,Jewish Ra bbi H. Scotl White , r e presen t ing the Am Oavid-Tora l Fcdcrulion of Hhode Isla nd: Steven S hulansky. T emple S inai: Yisracl Exte ns io n school. and Samue l S hamoon . representing the Solomon Schechter Oay School, accept accreditation Haw n Poll ock, T e mple Beth-El; Joshua Starr, Harry Elkin Midras ha a nd Diane Jacobs, New En ~land Academy of Tora h . certificates for their institutio ns . • I , i ll - THE HHOfW 1-: 1 "-" " • m ~ • ·- -·- I 1-~ THE HH0!JE IS LAND H E RALD, TH URS DAY, ,JUNE 2:l, 1988 Jewish Issues In 1988 Campaign \\ AS HI N(;T 0 N A--. the 1i mw 1o :--1 ay int he Democratic fo ld. would bea I e:,, t ingground fo r Hlack 4 l)enwnat il' gui shed paneli :-:. t :-- brought 1oge1hcr Hregn . represent ingt he Hepuhli 4 rebuttal ofa numheroft he Republi ROS ALIND BRIEH former F verfl ne .J('wtlry Mfg.Co. hy tht.· H'1wi lfrith Presidential rnn ,·iewpoint. adduced ot he r sta - can allegations. H e decla red t hat PHOV IDENCE Ho salind in Providence fo r many years. 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"leaders,'' about a year ago, met media, .Joe Ha le, gene ral secreta ry Correspondents Wanted Toaff Heschel of 1he World Methodist Council, the Pope o n a trip to Australia. If you would like to (Continued from page 4) \Vhat could he a bette r proof of (Continued from page 4) accused the Israeli government of fri ends hip (? ) \.Y rong. Some mnkes h is achievement great. His doing "unspeakable things" to the correspond for the Herald by aJ!rin1 lture) to Hlack Africa. In one months after the Pope's vis it , a extraordinary lecuning: was no Palestinians, who he said had been writing about whal is quick moment, it was a ll forgotten. " robbed of land and human leading Cat holir newspape r birthright. He worked hard. His happening in your Ahout o ne year ago, a South allowed a homegrown racist na med writings were not dictated into h is rights." Peace will come only when African Yeshiva (grade school) Hre nnan to submit a long a rticle . ear hv a kindly angel. He st rug:g:led. the Is raeli government is prepared community, contact wanted to do it s sha re against .. it was a dastardly canard against His ideas were horn in a ng-uis h a nd to " red ress wrongs perpetrated the editor at 724-0200. apart he1d. It decided to ta ke in Australia 's -Jews. O ne of int ellectual da ring a nd courage. He now for several decades," he wrote. black stude nts for it s secular Australia's leading: Ra hhis, Rav was tough · m inded , and his was a courses. In a nger, white e xtremists Ronald 1.uhol"sky. denounced t he luminous intelligence. This s hould Correction decorated the building wit h canard in Austra lia's -Jewish not he obscured by the public, a nd Last week, a piece writ ten by 1 he dead, sealed in a nd forsake n . Hitle rlist graffiti . His hop Tu1u newspa pe rs. He denounced Mr. more easil v accessible, pe rsona lity . Michael Fink a bout ,Jewis h cult u re "Ne xt day we came upon a :-.aid nothing. The Ros h Yes hiva Bre nnan's a ttac k on ,Jewis h For thos~ within the .Jewis h in the Azores was continued from different kind of Jewish ce mete ry, (head ol' the yes hiva) stuck out his neighborhoods. ( He felt a foreigner t ra -r'-HoME Nursing CARE Address ------PRIVATE DUTY NURSING Classification ______Headline------ • REGISTERED NURSES Message ------• Licensed Practical Nurses • NURSES' AIDES • HOMEMAKERS • HOME HEALTH AIDES /J;!J!i..l Please Call RATES PAYMENT CATHLEEN NAUGHTON ASSOCIATES Payment MUST be received 15 words for $3.00 by Tuesday ahernoon, Employees Bonded and Insured 12• per each PRIOR to the Thursday on AVAILABLE 7 DA YS A WEEK 24 HOURS A DAY additional word which the ad is to appear. I O% discount for ads run IN PROVIDENCE IN WAKEFIELD IN NEWPORT ning continuously for I yr. 249 Wlckenden Street 576 Main Street 30 Bel~ vue Avenue 751-9660 783-6116 849-1233 R.I. JEWISH HERALD, P .O. Box 6063, Providence, RI 02940 I 111 - TH~; HHODE ISLAND HERALD. THURSDAY, ,JUNE 23, 1988 Cartoonist Draws Critic$; scune about his current oulput." Conrad's defenders point 10 the OCEAN STATE TV & VIDEO But Is He Anti-Semitic? Enlehhe drawing and other cartoons supporting Soviet ,Jewry CCTV Sales & Service LOS ANCELES (.JTA) - Is Lm a nd some :l0 ,Jewish organizations as proof that . Conrad is not AnJ,!l'ies Tinies editorial cartoonist lo express their a nger in paid anti.Semitic, or say t hat Conrad's Intrusion Systems Sales & Service Pa ul Conrad a nti-Semitic, or is t he advert isements. A group of harsh treat ment of other religious <"it y's .Jewish community communit y leaders went directly groups indicates his MOVIE RENTALS over-sensitive to harsh criticism of to Conrad to complain ahout what even-ha ndedness. Israel? they saw as offensive. even Another discounted Prager's Always FREE MEMBERSHIPS That's the question being asked a nti·Semitic cartoons. symhol argument by wri ting that New releases, adult, childrens, comedy, in the pages of The Jewish Journal In The Jewish J ournal, writer the Sta r or David is " no longer of Greater Los An1;eles, whose and local radio host Dennis Prager merely a religious symbol hut a adventure, drama, foreign. readers and cont rihutors have a rgued that two cha racteristics national symbol." If you don't see it, ask. heen variously vilifying and render Conrad's cart oons In a generally favorable op-ed defending t he 6:!-year-old Irish a nti-Semitic: "They attack ,Jews piece based on his interview with TV, VCR, & Stereo repairs done here Catholic cartoonist. and ,J ewish symbols rather than Conrad, editor Cene Lichtenstein FREE ESTIMATES in store The debate focuses on a series of Israeli or .Jewish individuals, a nd writes that Conrad denies he is cartoons that have appeared in the they consistently seek to anti-Semitic. Rather, he is a This ad good for 1 free movie subject to membership policy Times since the heginning of the unde~?1ine the moral credibil ity of long-time liberal who sees the Palestinia n uprising six months .Jews. lsraeli· Palestinian conflict as a 769A Hope St. 421-4857 ago. In a second column, t he civil. rights issue. Conrad has depicted an Israeli politically right-leaning Prager Conrad feels "one group is soldier astride a heap of says the cartoons a re the result of oppressed, the other is the Palestinian corpses, exclaiming .Jewish "acquiescence all these oppressor," writes Lichtenstein. "There aren't any Palestinians to years to liberal equations" which "That is what he saw when he talk peace wit h'": a bearded rabbi, "leaves them little credibility when t ra veled in Israel and the West also standing on a Palestinian, they now protest liberal Bank last year." carrying a sign on behalf of Soviet denunciations of Israel's moral Adds Lichtenstein, " He is, sad ,Jews; and gun-wielding ,Jewish stature." 10 say. against Israel in the present To Learning soldiers blocking ,Jesus' entry into One Los Angeles couple, saying dispute wit h the Palestinians. ) Quality Toys for Kids of All Ages ,Jerusalem. they appreciated Conrad's wish il were otherwise, for he has a O O O O The cartoons led ,Jewish favorable depiction of the Entebbe wonderful way wit h a pen (ouch, it 0 0 community memhers to protest t o raid enough to buy the original, hurts), a nd I would rather like him 0 T imes publisher Tom J ohnson, write: "We wish we could say the on my side." BLOCKS AGES & MARBLES 0 5-99! Brandeis Student Wins 0 V CONTEST Collegiate Essay Contest 0 0 F rederick Mark Dobb, son of disarmament, environmental 0 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Helper of West protection, and the fight against 0 0 0 Bloomfield, Michigan, has been hunger, as well as J ewish named winner of the third Annual organizations promoting Collegiate Essay Contest on Black-,Jewish dialogue and rights 0 Reform Judaism, co-sponsored by for Soviet ,Jewry. Hebrew Union College-Jewish He has been a member of The Institute of Religion and the Temple-Congregation Shomer College Education Department of Emunim in Sylvania, Ohio. 0 t he Union of American Hebrew In his winning essay, Mr. Dobbs Congregations. addressed what he called " the 0 Mr. Dobb, formerly of T oledo, cent ral issues" of Reform Judaism Make the tallest. most creative Blocks and Marbles Ohio, was honored for his essay on and Israel's Law of Return - maze you can in 20 minutes! Winners in each age 0 the theme "Reform Judaism and aliyah, pluralism versus a Jewish category receive a Blocks a nd Marbles kit1 Come Israel's Law of Return." He has state, and who is a J ew. He utilized 0 in and sign up SOON!' 0 been awarded free tuition to one of incense as a metaphor, writing, Wickenden Street Loehmann's Plaza the summer programs in Israel "The stick itself is the American June 17 & 18 June 24 & 25 sponsored by HUC and the UAHC. Reform Jewish community, the 273-8650 826-0525 The essays were judged by a panel glowing tip its dedicated Zionist of HUC-JIR faculty drawn from core." He also advocated a balance the College's three United States between the rights of campuses in Cincinnati, New York nonobservant Jews, as well as and Los Angeles. non-Jews, and Israel's existence as Mr. Dobb, a sophomore a religious state. 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