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VO LUME LXXVIII, NUMBER 44 ELUL 26, 5752 /THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1992 35¢ PER COPY Jewish Home Quarantined for Scabies Outbreak Won't Keep Residents from Observing High Holidays by Anne S. Davidson home. The first day of Rosh Hera ld Editor Hashanah is Sept. 28. Residents of the Jewish The quarantine was imposed Home for the Aged will be al­ Saturday, but the home has lowed to go home for the High been "struggling with this for a Holidays, despite a quarantine number of months now," that has been temporarily im­ Zelchner said. Under the quar­ posed due to an outbreak of antine, relatives and frie nds are scabies, the home's president advised not to visit the home, told the Herald on Wednesday. but exceptions are being made " I really am going to err on in certain cases, he said . the side of the residents if I Scabies is a highly infectious have to err. It's just too impor­ skin rash that is caused by a tant a holiday," said Saul tiny mite that burrows under Zelchner, president of the (Continued on Page 19) Both Sides Report Progress in Israeli-Syrian Peace Talks by Cynthia Mann ments" and "not terribly pro­ States News Service ductive," according to the head WASHINGTON OTA) of the Israeli negotiating team, The Horns Are Sounded Syrian and Israeli negotiators ltamar Rabinovich. Danjel Kita, 9, Adam Pitier, 11 , Tara Berger, 11 and Josh Kita, 12, combine to bring harmony last week reported progress in Earlier last week, the on their shofars Sunday at a pre-holiday fa mily program a t Temple B' na i Israel. their ongoing efforts to reach a Syrians attacked Israel's nego­ Herald Photo by Omar Bradley peace accord based on a with­ tiating posture as inadequate drawal by Israel from land on for not spelling out its will­ the Golan Heights. This round help in the peace process," he ingness to make territorial con­ of ta lks is scheduled to end Rabin Asks Europe to End said. cessions. The lsraelies, mean­ Rabin said he did not have today. while, have wanted to see a The upbeat assessment of to bring up the recent wave of clear configuration of the type the talks marked an improve­ Compliance with Boycott xenophobic violence in Ger­ of peace Syria envisions. many when he met with Ger­ ment over the Sept. 14 and 15 But by Sept. 16 there had by Ruth E. Gruber "The time has come for negotiating sessions, where the man leaders. been a shift. " We were much BERLIN OT A) Israeli Europe to do the same - and parties were " locked in argu- (Continued on Page 6) Prime Minister Yi tzhak Rabin, only then ask how Europe can, (Continued on Page 6) ending a three-day visit to Germany and the first-ever visit by an Israeli prime minis­ Monument Honors Life, ter to Berlin, called on Euro­ pean countries to contribute to Warns Against Bigots the Middle East peace process by Mike Fink He wrote out a check for by ending their compliance Herald Contributing Reporter $36,000 - double chai - to with the Arab economic boy­ Vincent Cianci pledged his put up a 20-foot plaque at the cott of Israel. support for a monument to the Rabin, who met with Chan­ Jewish martyrs of World War " The Holocaust is not just a cellor Helmut Kohl and other II. Something to go to and Jewish problem." leaders in Bonn on Sept. 14 think of those who were lost to before attending a session of barbarism and hatred. - Father Edward Flannery the Socialist International here A dozen years later, in the Sept. 15, also warned Ger­ stately mansion of City Hall, Holocaust Memorial Museum. many and other countries of the mayor kept every word of Under the fancy gilt ceiling the possible consequences of the promise he made in his and among the lavishly decor­ current racist violence. first term as mayor of Provi­ ated panels of the Alderman's And he expressed optimism dence. (Continued on Page 20) that a peace settlement could be reached in the Mideast. Reaffirm Commitment: Never Again " l am often asked how Europe can contribute to the by Morris Gastfreund born Jewish. We must remem­ peace process," he told a news (Editor's Note: Th e fo llowing ber that this crime did not conference Sept. 16. is a portion of Morris Gast­ occur in the Dark Ages, but " Don't give in to dictates freund's speech made Sept. 16 at rather in supposedly " greatly like the Arab boycott," he said. the Holocaust Mu seum.) civilized" 20th century Europe. A DEEP CALM - A crowd gathered on a hot Indian summer "To show fear, to give in to It has been 50 years since Less than 50 years have afternoon last week at the Holocaust museum. Pictured is Nina Arab dictates is to participate the greatest human tragedy in elapsed since the genocide of Newman and her grandchildren Peter and Jacob Newman. Betty in economic warfare against history took place. The Holo­ the European Jewry. The skies Adler listens at far right. Israel." caust was so tragic, not only over Auschwitz and Treblinka He pointed out that the from a Jewish perspective, but are still darkened by the ashes anti-Semitism, racism and survivors, have come to see the United States had passed a law from a universal perspective as of our people consumed in the bigotry, or so we believed. Holocaust denied and defiled by hate mongers trying with 14 years ago "saying that no well. Hitler's Germany was crematoria. In the aftermath of But the reality is just the lies to rewrite history, to U.S. company could sign bent on annihilating an entire the brutal killings of innocent opposite. Anti-Semitism, racism have people believe that the race from the face of the earth millions, it was widely as­ and bigotry are still very much papers complying with the boy­ Holocaust never occurred. cott as a precondition for busi­ because of the mere fact that sumed that civilization finally alive. How sad it is that even ness with the Arabs. its members happened to be had rid itself of the diseases of in our own lifetime, we, the (Continued on Page 18) I

2 - THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1992 INSIDE THE OCEAN STATE Festival to Honor R.l.'s Apple VNA Hospice Seeks Volunteers Walk Set for Hospice Rhode Island's official frui t, Society for Creative Anachron­ The Visiting Nurse Associa­ tional and spiritual needs in an Friends of Hospice through­ the Rhode Island greening, ism. There will also be games tion (VNA) of Rhode Island is atmosphere of dignity and will be honored at the fifth out Rhode Island are sponsor­ for children. recruiting caring individuals to compassion. ing "Step Out for Hospice," annual Apple Festival and The highlight of the festival assist the hospice program If you are interested in be­ Apple Pie Competition spon­ the fifth annual Walk-a-thon is Citizens Bank's Apple Pie with companionship and emo­ coming a VNA hospice volun­ for Hospice Care of Rhode sored by the North Central Competition with categories tional support to terminally ill teer, call VNA of Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce and Island on Oct. 3 at 9 a.m. for both amateurs and pro­ patients and their fami lies. Vol­ at 444-9400 and ask to speak The fund-raising walk Citizens Bank on Sept. 26. The fessionals. Judges will be well­ unteers may assist with er­ to the VNA hospice coordin­ event will be held from 10 a.m. begins simultaneously at three known culinary experts and rands or provide necessary res­ ator of volunteers. Training ses­ locations, including Roger Wil­ to 6 p.m. at Johnston Memorial "Golden Pie Plates" and pite time to the family. sions will begin on Monday Park, Rt. 6 (Hartford Avenue) liams Park Zoo, Providence, plaques will be awarded to Also, volunteers are an inte­ and Wednesday evenings be­ the Newport Art Museum, Johnston. winners. gral part of the VNA hospice ginning Sept. 14 from 5 to Artists and craftsmen from Newport and from the offices Additional information and home care team. Each member 7:30 p.m., at 157 Waterman of Hospice of Washington all of the New England states applications may be obtained strives to meet the patient's and St., Providence. are expected to be among the County, 118 Point Judith Road, by calling the North Central fa mily's physical, social, emo- Narragansett. Registra tion exhibitors and a variety of eth­ Chamber of Commerce office, nic foods will be available. A begins at 8:30 a.m. at each loca­ at 231-6010, weekdays from 9 Walk to Benefit J'immy Fund tion, with the step-off for the daylong program has been a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or by writing planned with music, entertain­ The fourth annual Boston 3-K- or 10-K-walk routes at 9 the chamber at 22 Cedar stops along the course. When a.m. ment and demonstrations, in­ Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk is Swamp Road, Smithfield, R.I. walkers cross the fi nish line in All proceeds from "Step Out cluding an encampment by the 02917. set for Oct. 3. Sponsored by Po­ Boston's Copley Square Park, laroid Corp., the money raised for Hospice" benefit the more friends, fam ily and volunteers than 850 families throughout CCRI Center for Business and Industrial will support cancer research will greet them and each and treatment programs at the state served each year by walker will be awarded a com­ Hospice Care of Rhoqg_Island. Training Plans Forum Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. memorative medallion mod­ Participants may choose to Participant sign-up ,~ts The Community College of Hayes, publisher of Fortun e, eled after the officia l Boston are available by contacting the Rhode Island's Center for Busi­ and a keynote address by walk the full 26.2-mile Boston Marathon design. Polaroid will Marathon course from Hopkin­ main offices of Hospice Care of ness and Industrial Training is Edwin Artzt, chairman and take souvenir photos and walk­ Rhode Island at 727-7070. sponsoring the eighth annual chief executive of The Proctor ton starting at 7 a.m., or a 10- ers will partake in a post-walk mile course, beginning in New­ Walkers obtain pledges and Quality Forum, a videoconfer­ & Gamble Company and chair­ party under a tent in the park, donations for participating and ence entitled, "Quality '92: man of National Quality ton at noon. featuring food, drink and enter­ The Boston Marathon Jimmy turn in the donations at the Leadership, Innovation and Month. tainment. walk start line. Prizes are Discovery," in cooperation For more information and Fund Walk was the most suc­ Applications are available at cessfu l first-time Jimmy Fund awarded to those turning in with the American Society for registration details fo r the any CVS, Dairy Mart or the largest total donations. Quality Control (ASQC), "Quality '92: Leadership, In­ event ever, raising $180,000 its Friendly's. Registration is $10 Rhode Island Section and the novation and Discovery" video­ first year, $290,000 in 1990, and an additional $ 100 in Alcohol Association for Quality and conference, contact CCRl's and more than $500,000 in pledges is required. For further Participation, Rhode Island Center for Business and Indus­ 199 1. This year's walk is ex­ information on walking or Awareness Chapter. The videoconference trial Training at 333-7087. pected to attract more than sponsoring a walker, call the is planned for Oct. I, from 9 4,500 walkers to set a fund­ Jimmy Fund at (617) 632-3300. 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To The Editors: tional president, why didn't he would be in vain because as long-time American. And I can his own "friend of Jewish I am addressing myself to an use the last four years to pur­ long as any of our leaders think of a dozen reasons why, causes," the inimitable Jim issue mentioned by Thomas sue this objective by adding to attempt to destroy constitu­ on both scores, I would NOT Baker. Apparently Thom Pearl­ Pearlman in his article "Why I his educational budget instead tional safeguards to our vote for George Bush. Pearl­ man has a very selective me­ Am Voting for George Bush" of denying funds which had democracy we must protest' man lists seven reasons for his mory. What's the expression? in the Sept. 10 edition of the been so meaningfully used in We must not let selfish inter­ love of George Bush. Let's "There are none so blind as Herald. the years previous to his ests blind us to what is behind address them. those who will not see?" Sure­ In this article he states a administration? Bush's maneuver and we must 1. George Bush supports ly even he knows the Bush/ number of reasons for voting An article in The Providence be aware of the fact that if this " the school vo ucher system," Baker record vis a vis Israel. Of for Bush, among which is the Journal of Sept. 15 by Mary bill ever became reality the which Pearlman deems "es­ course he does. He lists some following statement: Jordan of The Washington Post American educational system sential for the survival of of it in his sort of apologia " He is the first president states " half of all the students Orthodox Jewish day schools " Reason number 5. " He grudg­ who has come out in full sup­ as well as all religious schools ingly agrees that Bush was port of the 'school voucher throughout the U.S." I assume " wrong in forcing Israel to the system' which I deem essential Letters to the this also includes the reli gious bargaining table with Arabs for the survival and growth of schools run by Pat Robertson, who do not recognize Israel Orthodox Jewish day schools Jerry Falwell, et al. We all and who do not bargain in as well as all religious schools heard these Republican co­ good faith. " And " wrong for throughout the United States." horts of Pearlman's at their putting pressure on Israel con­ He (Pearlman) then goes on to EDITOR recent convention. Wow! We cerning limiting settl ements in bemoan the sad state of affairs, certainly want to support their the West Bank." And " wrong re our values system and moral­ agendas! But there's more. He in the way the loan guarantee ity, and if something isn't done in private elementary and high would be damaged and an­ also believes "These are the was handled." And he could about it we will become a " has schools are in the nation's other nick would be put into only institutions that are ef­ have added all the times Bush/ been" as such great powers 8,500 Catholic schools - but the wa ll of separation between fectivel y teaching positive val­ Baker tried to deliver planes like Greece, Rome, etc. they are not the only ones." church and state. ues to our children." Better not and other arms to various Arab Realistically, if there is any Does this not give us some­ Lucille Chernack tell that to my rabbi, our reli­ countries only to be deterred one good reason for not voting thing to think about? Is George Warwick gious schoolteachers and the by the friends of Israel in Con­ for George Bush it is just this: Bush's $500 million experi­ To The Editors: thousands of other Conserva­ gress. And the one time they Promises of money from the ment going to benefit the A recent issue of this news­ tive and Reform rabbis and were not deterred, when they public treasury to fund private American schoolchild or a lim­ paper featured an article teachers throughout America. secretl y armed Saddam Hus­ education contravenes the First ited number of special chil­ written by a local attorney urg­ G-d protect us from all re ­ sein , only to have these very Amendment which so care­ dren? His ca lling this voucher ing the re-election of George ligious zealots of every stripe. arms used against Americans fu ll y established the wall of system a "G.I. Bill for kids" is a Bush as president of the United 2. George Bu sh supports and Israelis. That proved to be separation between church and travesty on the original G.I. States. "famil y values" etc., opposes a great help to Israel! And, of state. Bill which paid some college According to an article in a homosexuality and abortion, course, there's their present If our Jewish day schools bills for veterans who had reliable newspaper, at the con­ etc. Hasn't anyone told Pearl­ plan to sell advanced fighter need more support, then we risked th ei r li ves for this ference in Maine between man that even the Bush cam­ planes to Saudi Arabia. must find a way to fund them, country. Prime Minister Rabin and Presi­ paign has stopped peddling This is quite a record of but not in an unconstitutional One could go on for pages dent Bu sh, the president of this this family va lues nonsense? " helping Jewish causes!" Per­ manner. If President Bush about the loopholes in the country castigated the late And like the majority of Ameri­ haps Mr. Pearlman should ask really wanted to be our educa- voucher system. But this Rabbi Meir Kahane, and inti­ cans, regretting the need for some Israelis what they think. mated that it was a good thing abortions, I certainl y don't In all honesty, I have no he was dead and could not believe George Bush, Thom doubt Thom Pearlman is a impede the present peace Pearlman or anyone else good, well -meaning Orthodox Rhode Island Jewish Herald process. should make this very personal Jew and probably a competent SUBMISSIONS POLICY Although I have not agreed decision for any woman. lawyer. It may just be that his with the tactics of the late Another telling reason to Republican bias has beclouded The Rhode Island Jewish Hera ld welcomes any Send to: rabbi, he was nonetheless a vote for George Bush. his reason. But I have trouble written su bmissions from its readers on Jewish Letters to the Editor 3. "The president has the with his presenting himself as concerns. Articles must be typed and double­ Jew, a rabbi, dedicated to RI Jewish Herald best plan to attack the enor­ " president of the R.I. Federa­ spaced. Please include a daytime telephone P.O. Box 6063 Torah and there is no doubt of number. Anything longer than 500 words Providence, RI 02940 his great love for Israel. mous and runaway deficit." tion of Orthodox Jewish Or­ may be edited /or space restrictions. Or fax to: 401 /726-5820. He deserved a better eulogy Well, that's comforting to ganizations," (I can't find any­ from George Bush than that know. Because, for the first 3½ one who knows what that is) uttered by the man who will years of his presidency, while and, therefore, an authority on Bush was increasing the deficit what is best for American RHODE ISLAND JEWISH be remembered in history, mainly for his " Read My Lips" more than any other president Je ws. remark. in our history, he managed to He is so wrong, it's sad. I'm HERALD Harry J. Kolodney keep this plan a dark secret. confident most thinking Jews Pawtucket And only now, with his ad­ will agree, and will vote for (USPS 464-760) Gov. Clinton. Published Every Week By The To The Editors: ministration on its death bed, Jewish Press Publishing Company I read Thomas Pearlman's does this secret plan emerge. Harold Tregar EDITOR: piece in the Sept. 10 issue stat­ Somehow Pearlman has more Cranston ANNE S. DAVIDSON ing why he is voting for faith in Read-My-Lips Bush To The Editors: ASSISTANT EDITOR: Candlelighting George Bush, and why you than I do. How about you? Dateline, Erev Rosh Hash­ KAMMIE KETTELLE and I should do the same. He 4., 6., 7. These are the prize anah 5713, or 1952 of the com­ CONTRIBUTING REPORTER: calls himself "an Othodox Jew reasons of all. "The President mon era. MICHAEL FINK September 25 and a longtime Republican." has a proven track record of I just got my spanking new COLUMNIST: Judging from his version of helping Jewish causes," etc. driver's license since arriving DOROTHEA SNYDER 6:20p.m. American/ Israel relations of And, we shouldn't forget " the in the United States, and, ACCOUNT REPS: the past 25 years, the kindest strong support of Republican naturally, I was careful to obey JEANETTE HIDALGO MYRNA H. DRESS conclusion can only be that he presidents such as Nixon, Ford the traffic laws. ! GREG MURPHY has labored in the Republican and Reagan." (He forgot Eisen­ Going toward Broad Street GRAPHICS: vineyards for so long it's ap­ hower and that great friend of and the old Temple Beth-El JOHANNA BUUCH parently affected his memory. Israel, John Foster Dulles.) Of (we did not have an I-95 in MAILING ADDRESS: Or he has been living in an­ course, we're being urged to those days), I see a flashing Box 6063, Providence, RI 02940 other world. vote for George Bush - not police light in the rear-view I TELEPHONE: (401) 724-0200 Nixon, Ford or Reagan. But mirror and pull over to the PLANT: Let me say, up front, that I I Herald Way, off Webster Street am a Conservative Jew and a George Bush managed to find (Continued on Next Page) Pawtucket, RI 02861 { OFFICE: 1175 Warren Avenue l East Providence, RI 02914 This In.The Second class postage paid at Providence, Ah01;1e :fly Y~ars: Ago Week Jewish Herald lstand. Postmaster, send address changes to the LJ 1 8:: A.I. Jewish Herald, P.O. Box 6063, Providence, RI 02940-6063. 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(Continued from Previous Page) itual dangers being peddled may not fully appreciate those toes in the process of getting Let the community know curb. The officer comes to my today by some popular Jewish dangers. I hope you read it, if Jews to think about the defini­ about your organization's movements on the scene. And only to hear the problems out window and asks for license tion of Judaism, about the dif­ functions. Announce them and registration, which I hand an expose of those dangers is and consider them. ference between Judaism as a over to him. an act not of hate but of love, I know several other con­ G-d-given system of fait h and in the Herald. He wants to know if I was love of one's less-suspecting, verts like Ovadyah, too, other law and "Judaism" as a gli tzy, aware that I was speeding, and perhaps less-informed, fellow men and women who likewise lucrative, but essentially Mail gets to us faster if Jews. eventually came to feel they hollow busin ess, I will regret, I answer, " If I knew that, I you use our post office wouldn't have done it ." Dangers?! you ask, incredu­ had been misled by unprinci­ perhaps, the injured toes but box number. That brought a smile to his lously. Yes, dangers. Not just pled rabbis, and who are like­ rejoice in the larger, more face. Returning my papers he the misguided notion that wise outraged at what is daily crucia l, good. Being nice is P.O. Box 6063 asks, " By the way, where are Judaism makes no real de­ passed off as "Judaism" to very important, but parvekeit Providence, A.I. 02940 you going in such a hurry?" mands on Jews (a danger unsuspecting Jews and non- at the expense of truth is no I say, "to Temple Beth-El on whose results the Torah warns virtue. Broad Street." The temple did So please try not to jump to not move to the East Side until Letters to the conclusions about my book. 1 AGreat Place To some years later. ..------,~ am always ready to talk to any The officer then said, Jew or group of Jews of any Eat Other People's " Happy New Year, Mr. Hei ­ age or persuasion about any mann, and take it easy." EDITOR~~ issue, and to do so calmly and Food. The late Harry Golden respectfully. I only want a very would have included that in of in no uncertain (terms), not Jews alike. Should we close simple thing, to help my fell ow his "Only in America" collec­ just the fact that commi tments our eyes to their pain and to Jews think about Judaism and tions of essays, had he known that Jews throughout history the pain of all the others yet to ask questions. about this. have died for rather than aban­ come, in the interest of main­ For any Jew who dares ask ln1•it e all yo nr fri ends to And a Happy New Year truly hard and pointed - even don have been disowned in taining a false veneer of meet you at one of th ose 5793 to all. the name of " modernity" by nicety? impolite - questions, li ke Hans L. Heimann some arrogant rabbis, but the At the turn of the last cen­ "Ovadyah" and " Ariella" did, hig tabl es at TI1e Islander. Cranston tangibly real and imminent tury, a man named Upton Sin­ might just come to realize that Make sure you all order lB> there is a cogent and clear, if To the Editors: danger that the Jewish people clair wrote a book that many at different things. Pass '@ll I was touched by the kind will be hopelessly rent asunder the time felt was a "low blow," uncomfortable, reason why all and generous review of my because of sham conversions a " bad-mouthing" that those two special people came arow,d th e food. Have a to choose to tread the ancient . ,._cu I recent book, Migran t Sou l, that that do not meet the require­ couldn't possibly really be grea ttnne. Go hom e. · '0/' 'If. l, path they did. Mike Fink wrote for the ments of Jewish la w, that true. It was true, though. It was What more (t:> ' Herald . I was somewhat sur­ result in masses of pseudo­ ca lled The Jungle and detailed With sincere love and prised, however, to see a pic­ converts. Not to mention the horrifying and unhealthful wishes fo r a happy, healthy could you want from x:.,c;~a ture of a local gentleman ef­ equally destructive danger that practices rampant in the Chi ­ and holy New Year, a restauran t? Avi Shafran fectively identified as the the compromising of Jewish cago meat-packing industry at "Ovadyah" who is my book's divorce law causes, by making the time. Sinclair's book Providence 23 18 West Sho re Rd. , Warwick 138-9861 main character. An inquiry to irreparably damaging changes alerted people to a dangerous the Herald yielded the re­ in halachic personal status. situation and resulted in wide­ sponse that th e caption, "Ova­ Countless lives have been spread changes in procedures, dyah - A migrant soul," tragically harmed by ir­ la ws and attitudes, to the great We want your opinion ! underneath the man's photo responsible rabbis; my book is benefit of society. Tell it to the editor ... 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6 - THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1992 WORLD AND NATIONAL NEWS U.S., Israel Negotiating Deal Rabin Asks Bitter Taste L·ingers (Continued from Page 1) To Offset Impact of F-15 Sale "They brought it up, describ­ as U.N. Session Opens by Cynthia Mann with the United States. ing the danger they see in the States News Service The agreement appears to situation, explaining why they by Larry Yudelson "The deprivation of the peo­ WASHINGTON (JT A) suit both Bush, who is trying to have to have more money to UNITED NATIONS (JTA)­ ple of Palestine, of their land, The United States and Israel woo Jewish support in his tight cope with the social roots of As the 4 7th annual session of and of their legitimate and are in the midst of striking a presidential race, and Rabin. the phenomenon," he said. " I the U.N. General Assembly human rights continues, the deal involving closer military " Rabin said he wasn't going am glad that all the political opened last week, a bitter taste practices of which are being dis­ cooperation as a way of off­ to fight a lost battle over the leaders are aware of the danger lingered from the closing ses­ closed every day by interna­ setting the planned U.S. sale of sale, but he can take advantage and are ready to cope," he sion of the previous assembly tional agencies and humanitar­ 72 advanced F-15 aircraft to of it to firm up" strategic rela­ said. "The red light of warning the day before. ian organizations," he said. Saudi Arabia. tions with the United States, is on." In his final address as presi­ Shihabi's speech was a re­ Israeli and American Jewish said Robert Satloff, an analyst " Almost 60 years after the dent of the General Assembly, minder that while much as reaction to the $9 billion F-15 for the Washington Institute rise of Nazi power in Ger­ Samir Shihabi of Saudi Arabia changed in Israel's relationship sale, announced recently, had for Near East Policy who re­ many, if Europe will not learn spoke about the Middle East in with the international com­ been muted because of a cently met with Rabin in Israel. the lessons and cope with the terms that scarcely reflected munity, the day-to-day busi­ pledge by President Bush that A working group of high­ problem at the very beginning, the progress of nearly a year's ness of the United Nations has he would not allow Israel's level military and technical I don't want to say what the worth of peace talks and the yet to catch up. qualitative military edge to be experts from both countries meaning will be for Europe," election of a new Israeli govern­ Before the United Nations eroded by the sale. has been established to craft an he said. ment. gets down to the business of In fact, top U.S. administra­ agreement to provide Israel Speaking of the Middle East Replacing Shihabi in the drafting and debating resolu­ tion officials have been en­ with increased access to Ameri­ peace process, Rabin reiterated largely ceremonial post will be tions, the annual session starts gaged in close consultations in can intelligence and high­ that it was his government's Stoyan Ganev, the foreign min­ with addresses from representa­ recent weeks with Israeli Prime technology equipment. policy to "explore to the max­ ister of Bulgaria. tives of each country. Miniser Yitzhak Rabin and The experts are charged imum" the possibility of Shihabi, a Palestinian, President Bush addressed Ambassador Zalman Shoval to with securing arrangements for achieving peace within the warned that the " problem of the world body Sept. 21, and forge an agreement that would American military equipment framework of the Madrid agree­ Palestine and the Middle East" Israeli Foreign Minister ensure Israel's continued mili­ to be stored in Israel, which ment. is "still being steered toward Shimon Peres will speak tary superiority in the region could be drawn down for Israel " It is not so simple but 1 the unknown" and constitutes Oct. I. through closer cooperation and for the United States believe that with good will and a time bomb that will should the need arise. readiness to compromise on threaten world peace." Also on the agenda are ways both sides, it is attainable," he This, he said, despite "all Reform Leader Assails 'Family Values' to beef up cooperation be­ said. the efforts being exerted at tween the two countries' He said the fact that the present to reach a solution that as Extolled at GOP Convention armed forces, ways of improv­ hard-won peace with Egypt may restore the legitimate NEW YORK - The leader Manhattan's Congregation ing high-technology military has lasted 13 years "gives me rights to its people, or to stop of Reform Judaism in the Beth Simchat Torah, a 1, 100- cooperation and Israel's inclu­ hope that peace will be the deterioration therein and United States and Canada last member congregation that sion in the proposed Global achieved" with other Arab the aggression upon it. week assailed the concept of openly welcomes gays and les­ Protection System, an early­ neighbors. family values extolled at the bians as members. warning radar system that Rabin was the first Israeli Republican National Conven­ In his sermon, the UAHC would alert Israel of missile prime minister to make an offi­ tion as the "values of a Disney­ leader described the values of attacks. cial visit to Berlin - just as he WINDOW land America." Buchanan and Robertson as " It is not a redefinition" of had been the first Israeli prime Rabbi Alexander M. Schind­ those of "a Disneyland Amer­ the U.5.-Israel relationship, minister, in 1975, to make an TREATMENTS ler, president of the Union of ica that wears a smile-button said Satloff. " But it is more official visit to Germany. Discover beautiful new ways American Hebrew Congrega­ as its badge and declares as than just compensation for the Back then, he said "it was a to treat your windows. tions, called the views ex­ alien anyone whose coun­ F-15s. It seems like an attempt major decision - I decided to pressed by Patrick Buchanan tenance suggests a more subtle to put the strategic relationship visit Germany after a lot of Vertical Blinds • Pleated Shades on a firmer footing in the post­ internal debate. Mini Blinds and Reverend Pat Robertson a emotion. "debasement of true family "Their 'values,"' he con­ Cold War era." " No Israeli prime minister, featuring Woo~ Blinds values, designed to cover up tinued, " have been proffered Ruth Yaron, spokeswoman no Israeli, no Jew can ever for­ Free Estimates • Free Measurements for the Israeli Embassy here, get but must always remember Free Installation pain, to hide poverty and to throughout American history as wish away heartbreak in our code words for racism, anti­ said it is " much too earl y to the past, the horror of the Holo­ land." Semitism, misogyny and xeno­ characterize" the agreement. caust and the responsibility of • I He spoke in installing Rabbi phobia, and this year a not-so­ But she said the cooperation the people who carried it out." Sharon Kleinbaum as the first new twist - homophobia. sought "is in keeping with the 600 Park Ave., Cranston 941 -3222 full-time spiritual leader of Gay people have come to the tradition of the relationship Both Sides fore as the demon, the alien, and the longstanding commit­ Report Progress the scapegoat." ment by the United States to (Conti nued from Page 1) Rabbi Schindler charged maintain Israel's qualitative military edge." more productive today," said that "more ominous than the Rabinovich. " We discussed vulgarity of Buchanan and READ THE HERALD! ) texts, we compared texts, we (Continued on Next Page) C------agreed on some formulations [and] continued to disagree on some, but to disagree in a posi­ tive spirit." SINGLE? 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To Promote Trade by Larry Yudelson fu nding population studies and disaster aid, to dealing by Michele Chabin NEW YORK (JT A) - The the Israel Ministry of Tourism . Council of Jewish Federations with assimilation and the JERUSA LE M (JT A) - Last Some 15,000 New Jersey resi­ mi gration of elderl y Jews. week's visit by New Jersey took two steps forward last dents visited Israel last year - " If we reall y mean what we Gov. Jim Fl orio and an 80- week toward a North Ameri ­ a number Israeli tourism offi ­ can Jewish community that say, that every Jew is responsi­ person trade delegation from cia ls woul d like to double. ble for one another, that has to the Ga rden State has al ready sees itself, and governs itself, The agreement calls fo r both as more than a coll ection of be translated in time into the reaped some positive resul ts . INTERNATIONAL places to develop special localities across the continent. ability to act nationally," said In the country to promote " tourism weeks" to promote Meeting in St. Lo uis, the Conrad Gyles, co-chairman of busi ness ties between their JERUSALEM (!TA) - Hai fa bi lateral travel, expand public­ council's board of directors the commitee that drafted the state and Israel, the partici ­ poli ce have arrested a Pales­ ity and sponsor special tours approved new bylaws for the new governance proposal. pants have met wi th dozens of tinian they say confessed to for tra vel agents to become organization. The move, which While fe derations have al­ Israeli professionals in fi elds killing an immigrant from acquainted with the two vaca­ needs to be rati fi ed by a two­ ways sent nearl y half of the ra nging from tourism and busi­ the fo rmer Soviet Union and tion sites. thirds vote at the council Gen­ money they raised overseas, ness to agriculture and educa ­ wounding two Poli sh Perhaps the most successful eral Assembly in November, primarily to Israel, problems in tion. sa il ors. The suspect, whose venture to come out of the visit would effecti vely turn the Ameri ca are generally ad­ During their fi ve-day visit, name was not released, was is a joint proj ect to improve counci l in to a parli ament of the dressed on a city- by-city basis. which was sponsored by the seeking revenge for beati ngs New Jersey's tomatoes. local federations of North New Jersey-Isra el Commis­ he claimed to have suffered The goal of the project, Ameri ca . at the hands of Israel De­ sion, the partici pants visited which ca ll s for cooperation be­ many of the country's top And in a related change, the fense Force soldiers in his tween Garden State agricul­ group's board of directors ap­ home vill age of Kabati ya in companies and research facili ­ tural representatives and ti es to get a taste of Israeli proved a plan that wi ll change After 35 years the West Bank, police said. Israeli plant breeders, is to pro­ the way some national Jewish ingenuity. duce a more-marketable, less­ In 1991, Israel ranked as agencies are funded by local w e've not PARIS (I T A) - French perishable New Jersey tomato. New Jersey's fift h most impor­ federati ons. Foreign Minister Roland Du­ Both moves are being hai led only learned tant trading partner. New Jer­ mas held a brief, previously Reform Leader Assails sey exported $488 million in as enabling federa tions and the unannounced meeti ng with (Con tinued from Previous Page) how to be the products to Israel last year - council to deal more effectively Syrian President Hafez As ­ Robertson is the sickening sil­ with problems of a continental 4.5 percent of New Jersey's sad on Sept. 14, reportedly ence of our country's elected best caterer, total world exports in 199 I. nature. at Israel's request. 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Lulu Sarenson has been blessed with two gifts. She is a natural artist, self-taught in every medium, and a sensitive woman who has courageously learned to overcome the obstacles of emphysema. Though I had never met Lulu, over the years I've come to know her through adoring students whose works hang proudly in their homes. I finally met the artist on the night she presented three pa pier de trois pictures to Temple Am David at a Sisterhood meeting last week. Stylishly casual in stone-washed denim with geometric colored stones set in the collar of her jacket and pant outfit, her hair softly coiffed, Lulu entered the Temple with fl air. We fou nd a quiet corner, where she told me of her constant love for art. As a child, she sketched endlessly. Her studies at Washington Irving in ew York for fou r years did not involve art. It wasn't until her children, May-Ronny Zeidman and Barry Sarenson, were older, that she became more immersed in art. She joined the Provincetown Art Museum and took them with her to the studio workshop classes she attended. "! became known as the seascape painter at the workshops. It was wonderful. We all learned from each other." Then ca me the request for Lulu to give lessons back in Rhode Island. "I took on a couple of kids. They had fri ends, and their friends had friends who wanted to be taught," she says warmly recalling the beginning of her teaching career. It snowballed. Even the kids' mothers, as well as their Artist Lulu Sarenson, who presented a gift of her papier de trois to Temple Am David . . friends, sought art lessons from Lulu. "I never advertised . Before I knew it, I had 70 students'" "But I'm doing wonderfully," she exclaims. "l feel beautiful. I go out on She feels fortunate to have been born with her natural art talent. For20 years, she Saturday night with my fri ends again. taughtin every medium, watercolor, acrylic, oils, scratchboard, and pastel. "What­ "I can still entertain. My husband helps me cook and I hire a girl to serve and ever there was, I did." clean up. I just love it." When first confronted with her emphysema, she was devastated. What restored Three years ago, with her daughter's help, Lulu broke up her Pawtucket home the smile on her face is the support group she joined fo ur years ago. and art studio. "I don't know what I would do without May-Ronny ... and my She praises those wonderful people, also afflicted with her illness, at Landmark sister-in law Florence, too." Hospital in Woonsocket. Lulu's eyes light up telling how, like a brand new bride, she fu rnished her "I had a terrible guilt feeling because I felt I had smoked and had given myself Cranston apartment. "I only took my silverware and pots. Everything is white, the illness. I couldn't excuse myself for that. mirror and crystal. That was the biggest thrill of renting. "When we all smoked, we didn't know it was dangerous. Would we have sent "I remember when we bought our first house. We were lucky to buy a lamp, then cartons and cartons of cigarettes to the boys overseas if we knew what it was going to buy carpeting and drapes." todo? Since living in Cranston, Lu lu has been commissioned to do art work for "You didn't know any better. A lot of people smoked, and were lucky, and got Distinctive Window Designs in Garden City. away with it. That came about when she went shopping with her sister-in-law to the home "My group has helped me to adjust and live with my sickness. All of us have and decorating store. The owners asked Florence, a regular customer, if she knew become such very good friends." of an artist. They needed one. She spoke about one good friend, Yvonne, who was widowed, and had to be "'You've got one here, Florence told them, motioning to me,'" Lulu recalls. "I placed in a nursing home in Woonsocket. invited them to come and see my work. They were excited. They've also kept me "My husband Nathan asked me what I would like to do for our anniversary last busy since I moved here." year. You know what I'd like, I told him. I'd like to go take Yvonne out for dinner. Some of the creative pieces Lulu does are little paintings on plexiglass that sit That would mean so much to me. on an easel, decorative accents in the home. "That's what we did. We dressed her up and took her out to dinner. She had a Her artistic abilities seem limitless. She's been equally at home with knitting, martini; she had dinner. We had a lovely evening. She enjoyed it so much. sewing and needlework. Most of us would be happy to have one such skill. "She was the loveliest lady, an interior decorator. She was really something. Although Lulu's favorite medium is acrylic painting for its quick drying results, When she came to our support group meetings, she looked the way a French chic her gifts of art to Temple Am David are three themes in pa pier de trois - a rabbi woman would look. She died a month ago." with prayer book, a rabbi with shofar, and a woman making a blessing over the Lulu derives so much pleasure from her group. "I meet nice people. Anyone candles. who has asthma or bronchitis can join us because we're all related." "I describe it as a craft," she said. "It's not art because I didn't paint the pictures. When Lulu was in Florida last winter, she was hospitalized for awhile and I bought the prints. The artistic part is making them in three-dimensional form with learned to re-walk again. an intricate cutting and propping process using liquid wax." Papier de trois, she explained, is an old French art, out of vogue for 300 years, now in the frontline of being one of the biggest sellers today. The reason for her gift, she says, is her expression of love for Temple Am David, where her grandsons' bar mitzvahs were held . "I find thisTempleso haimish.1l ovethewaythingsaredone here. I love Friday night d inners here and look forward to that. I like the freedom children have. "I like the way everybody knows everyone else. I'm think­ ing of joining this year to help with the membership." Lulu Sarenson doesn't consider herself a sick person, but "rather a handicapped person right now." With gratefulness in her heart, this very special woman says, "There's very little I haven't done. I've travelled . I' ve taught. I've painted for some of the nicest homes." Lulu's gift to the Temple during the Sisterhood meeting was apropos that evening; it was tied into a creative arts program presented by Mirma Ellison from the Bureau of Jewish Education. She showed how one can look at a biblical text through an imaginative and interpretative eye, and find contemporary meaning. Sisterhood members participated in the workshop and I can say firsthand, as one who joined in, the results were fascinat­ ing. We never know how far we can reach in the interpretation of art. How right Lu lu Sa renson was when she delivered the phrase she always told her students, pacing each word so Holding Lu lu's papier de trois are Joan Tebrow, Janet Corin, Temple Am David meaningfull y that they rang crystal clear: ______.. Sjsterbood.ptesident;.and May,Ronay.Ze.id.man- . - . "Tl,e l1n11rls rlu :w/inl tlie i!!)eS "s'()e.~· · · · · · · · · - · · - · · · - - - - · · THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1992 - 9

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"Breaking Legs" comes to Boston's Wilbur Theatre Sept. 29 through Oct. 18. For C!hinn :Inn mail orders, wri te the Wilbur #1 Chinese Restaurant in Rhode Island Theatre, 246 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. 0211 6, or call SZECHUAN• MANDARIN (617) 423-4008.

The Rhode Island Chamber Music Concerts will present The Ying Quartet Sept. 30 at 8 p.m. in Alumnae Hall, Brown University, 194 Meeting St., Providence. BILLY CRYSTAL Tickets are available by writ­ ing to Brown University, Box 1903, or calling 863-24 16 MR SATURDAY NIGHT and at the box office, Alum­ nae Hall, the evening of the HO PASSES (Al!U ROCK fNHRlAIN j [II] , ,wo""" '" N[W LIi[ (IN[jA ,.,,, concert. dA([ ""'°'" Bill\ CRlSTAL "jR IAIURDAY ,li,HrDAVID PAl'M[R JULI[ WARN[R HHEN HUN! « RON IILV[R ••.• P[HR SCHINDLER . ' jAR( IHAljAI K[Nl B[YDA. A( L·;~ ; ALBER! BR[,NN[R .:.. :: DON PmRMAN. Al( e ;;;: LOMUG \Nl •• B\BAlllO jl)D[l "'; BILll'CRYllAL "' LOW[LL GANZ. BABALIIO MANDH -·' .. .lL NewGate Theatre presents C~\1,1 1 k.9.CK. a:1 - • [RJ='="£-1. '"~.,-·:: BJLLY(RYSlAl ,w,,., NTun1111.1.11 ~ "Dracula" Sept. 30 to Oct. Warwick: 823-3355 31. For more info rmation, OPENS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH 1557 Bald Hill Road (former Golden l antern, next to lnskip) call the theater at 421-9680. The theater is located at 134 Pawtucket: 723-3960 Mathe 1vvson St., Providence. 285 Main Street, Downtown Pawtucket P.1wtucket Dirc,·tions: From South - 95N to Exit 2 7, /eh at 3rd light, straight to end. From North - 95S to Exit 27, right at first light, straight to end. appetizers were served shortly me that his wife is the daughter Liu Makes Dining at Empress of Hunan a 'Royal ' Experience after we ordered them . First we of one of the most famous and had crispy wrapped chicken, a highly decorated generals w ho by Kammie Kettelle mixture of chicken, carrots, was in the Chinese Army. Be­ Herald Assistant Editor snow peas and crunchy rice ca use of his position, no one noodles served with la rge let­ but the the very best of all the I have to admit w hile on my tuce leaves. The mixture is chefs was sent to work in his way to dinner at Empress of meant to be placed in the leaf home. He said Liu grew up Hunan, I never in a million and w rapped. The next was learning recipes and food years expected it to be as good lemon chicken, and the lemon preparati on techniques from as it was. As the evening began sauce that ca me along with the them. to unfold, more delightful sur­ lightly battered ch icken strips Empress of Hunan has quite prises ca me my way. was made to perfecti on - not a loyal foll owing. Both Li u and When you walk in the door of too ta rt and not too sweet. McCa rthy said many members this restaurant, you soon real­ One of the entrees we had of the Chinese and Korean ize that this is not an ordinary was General Tso's Chicken. communities dine at the restau­ C hinese eatery. O wner Tau Yu Th is dish - crispy chunks of rant. Also, they said, many Liu and her husband G ene Mc­ chi cken sauteed with mildly Japanese busi nesspeople come Carthy purposely created an at­ SERVICE WITH A SMILE - Frankie Tan promptly serves his spiced Huna n sauce - was in to eat every nigh t during mosphere that would be com­ customers at the Empress of Hunan with an attentiveness that is sim ply wonderful. We also their stay here. Both sa id own­ fortable to both the local common throughout the restaurant. tried the ginger chicken with ers of other Chinese restaurants Asian-America ns and the rest string beans, which was in the state bri ng their families of the general public. Accord­ equall y as good. to eat at Em press of Hunan. in g to McCarthy, Em press of she added. food item adds its own flavor to I wondered w hy this food Pri ces are reasonabl e at this Hunan 's atmosphere is very Li u eventuall y decided the the sauces. was so much di fferent and restaurant. Small and large por­ No MSG is used at the Em ­ similar to what you would fin d people in Rh ode Island did not tastier than any C hinese food 1 tions are avail able fo r all but know w hat they were missing, press of Hunan, and Liu wi ll in a non-tourist restaurant in had ever had. McCarthy told (Continued on Page 20) Taiwan . The dining room is so she opened her own restau­ tailor a meal to a customer's along contemporary lines, and rant servi ng Hunan-style food . needs. For example, if you can­ O ri ental music fill s the air. According to McCarth y, who not have salt or oil, your meal I barely had a chance to si t has previously lived in Taiwan, wi ll be prepared without it. " I down when a bowl of crispy the key d iffe rence between Hu­ love to do those things. I wish nood les and duck sauce, and nan-style a nd the others is the every customer walks in and water were placed in fron t o f sauces that are used . enjoys it here," she said. me. While waiti ng for m y guest Also, he said, each individual After my guest arrived, our to arri ve, I talked with Tau Yu Liu . .,,,_ Empress of Hunan has been ;ffl: at its Clocktower Square loca­ MEDITERRANEAN HOUSE tion in Warwick for 2 1/ 2 years. EXQUISITE CONTINENTAL AND ITALIAN CUISINE OCEAN VIEW CHINESE RESTAURANT Liu , who moved to the United Ka bo bs • Pasta • Veal • Seafood • Poultry • Steaks Authentic Szechuan & Mandarin Cuisine States from Taiwan 10 years Exotic Appetizers and Co nti nental Specia ls ... Cold Grape Leaves. Humus, Chinese food Lovers Highly Recommend ago, ca me to Rhode Island for Medilerranean Mixed Grill, Baba Ghanouj, Veal Venetian , Broiled Scrod vacation. She loved it so much, she left her Chinese restaura nt Complimentary Glass of Wine w ith each Entree, with this ad Over 100 Gounnet Dishes , .. 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the " I mean," and the comic­ The talk waxes too rich, rather strip mutterings of the script. than waning too thin. Ever But the director-actor-writer since Louis Malle made " My You're Not renders his love of The City Dinner with Andre," cineasts and reaches toward some state­ can't go around crying that my Rabbi! ment about the solitude of the movie scripts have to stay artist in the midst of Man­ short and stress action, not hattan. dialogue. No, words can carry ARTS & by Mike Fink " The Quarrel," given a spe­ a story a long way. But the cial showing at Temple small seconds of feeling, lovers E NTERTAINMENT Herald Contributing Emanu-EI before Selichot, also parting, friends shaking hands, Reporter tracks down broken bonds. need to dra w from neo-realist B RIEFS Two survivors, both Holocaust " Verite," observed true details "Impressions," an exhibit takes the role of her mother, a widowers, run into each other from real streets. Instead, " The What do " Husbands and on New England printmak­ smiling and gracious " enabler" in Montreal, 1948. One had Quarrel" gets a bit stilted and Wives" and "The Quarrel" ing and photography, is be­ in a reprise of her recent cameo left the yeshi va, the other has theatrical. Almost too well­ have in common? In both ing shown now through Oct. appearances. Current cine­ acted, like something left over movies, shown here over the 11 at the Attleboro Museum, matic " chochma" has it in for from an ancient Pla yhouse 90. weekend, one Jew says to an­ 199 County St., Attleboro, the homemaker. " Quarrel" hi ts hard if you other, "You're not my rabbi'" Mass. Woody Allen's latest con­ Judy Da vis really digs into suspend disbelief. Otherwise versation piece, released quickly her part as a tough but uptight you squint a little to keep it at bay. "The Cabinet of Dr. Cali­ to ride the tide of scandal, won Manhattan matron who ap· summer gari," a classic silent film peals to men in spite of herself. A third film of special Jewish some rave reviews. Woody made in 1919, is being Woody confides to the movie interest came to town to join plays an English professor on shown Oct. 1 by the Com­ camera , as he never does to these two. Links of friendship, the brink of an affair with a Flicks munity College of Rhode Is ­ wife Mia, class or anyone else, forged and then torn, figure in clever coed. Blythe Danner land Art Department as part that he goes in for " kamakaze" "School Ties." This period of its free weekly film and , - - - -:;;;: =---=- - 7 ladies. piece evokes the academic They self-destruct by video series. The lunch-hour I I crashing into you, but what a world of 1955. David, a Jewish ,--'I '\ series is shown Thursdays at great way to go! He makes a lad from Scranton, Pa., wins a sports scholarship to a fancy noon in Room 4064. Brown­ self-righteous speech to a bag lunches are welcome. friend who has split and left set up a new yeshiva in Mon· prep school. In a series of For more information, call treal. They walk and sit among touching and e ffecti ve scenes, Da vis. That's when we get to CCRl's Art Department at -li ! hear the rebuke, " You 're not the public gardens of this Paris he runs into the anti-Semitism ~~l~ '~tl\1~) 885-2220. l ( ri~ · -> Ff;/ ~\ I my rabbi." of the West. The one who has of the elite classes. Despite a ' \\i;~ 0 ,f, · I Woody's mood music, rich, left off his belief and his low budget, "Ti es" manages to romantic and resonant, fills in mitzvot and taken up the tell its tale with restraint, dig­ URI / Theatre will present '1acques Brei Is Alive and ~ , ,.. ~;/~ 1' I the chitchat. I get a bit tired of poet's pen cries to his comrade, nity and texture. David has Well and Living in Paris" the " No, really," the " What?" " You 're not my rabbi 1" Or friends, dates, a brother, a sis­ -1;..•;;f-r : words to that effect. ter, a father, although, alas, no Oct. 2, 3, 8 and 10 at 8 p.m. more information, call / I Like " Husbands" the sense mother. Moms are hard to For of place makes a crucial mark come by in this day and age. UR I/ Theatre Box Office at I in the film . I like to watch The movie foll ows through 792-5843 or the theater of­ n&LEOORmAn Ritual fice at 792-5921. COSMETIC STUDIO I fi lmmakers shape a scene from and never lets up. I the past. They resort to old cars At the close of this tight little Free makeover with Circumcisi,on and old hats. You supply the flick, a big black guy in the The Providence Perform­ I theater turned around toward ing Arts Center is now of­ this coupon. I rest . by d rawin~ on your me- ,_ by mones. me. He said, "That was a good fering pro-rated subscription Ca ll for an I The problem with " Quarrel" movie!" His comment meant a seats for the Broadway, appointment. I Certified Mohel is the opposite of Woody's. lot to me. Loew's Big Band and/or Jews get left out of the cate­ City Children's series Thurs­ Good thru September 30, 1992. I gory of minority in the school days through December. For I Come in and get Rabbi Let the community know yard and on campus. "Ties" more information, call the I Simon Miara about your organization's sets the record straight. box office staff at 421-ARTS. beautiful! I functions. Announce them Cross ro:1d Commons I (617) 277-2 24 9 in the Herald. Trinity Rep Announces 1992-93 Season 1395 Atv,mod Avenue, Suilt' 204 j, Johnston, HI 029 19 , 1 References by Rabbis n11d Artistic Director Richard production of the Hall /Cum­ L __ c401) 943-3443 __ _J Physiri

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14 -THE RH ODE ISLAND JEW ISH HERALD, TH URSDAY, SE PTEM BER 24, 1992 THE JEWISH COMMUNITY 'The Shof ar' - Bureau to Offer Beginners Yiddish A Cry From the Heart The Burea u of Jewish Educa­ tion of Rh ode Island will offer a Rabbi Yis roel Baa l Shem Tov, luxuries than before, and hi s begin ners conversa ti onal Yi d ­ founder of Ha sidis m, rela ted the fa ther's wealth was squand­ follow ing famous pa rab le abou t ered in an attempt to satisfy dish class that wi ll commence th e blowing of th e shofar: these newly acquired desires; in November. It will meet two A king had an only son who things ca me to such a pass that times a month, d uring lunch­ was the very apple of his eye. the prin ce had sold every last time, at the burea u, 130 Ses­ The prince was well -educated, thing he possessed. sions St., Providence, and will continue fo r eight sessions, and both he and hi s fat her The prince now came to a decid ed that he should travel country so fa r away from through Februa ry. (St udents to other countries to further his home that the inhabitan ts had may bri ng a dairy brown-bag studies and become famili ar not even hea rd of hi s father, lunch; coffee will be provided .) with other teachings and cus­ the great king, and when he Exact days, dates and ti mes toms. said that he was the son of wi ll be determ ined at the con­ His fath er gave him serva nts king so-and-so, they did not ve nie nce of cl ass members. Tu ­ ition fo r the eight classes is $45 . and ordered nobles to accom­ believe that he was a prince Emanu-El's Sisterhood Meets pany him - so that the prince nor had they ever heard the A minimum of eight stu dents is Judy Greenblatt, ex-president of the Temple Ema nu-EI Sis­ requ ired in ord er to hold the would be able to travel in lu x­ name of hi s royal father. When terhood, gives the opening address to the group last week in class. ury and roam over all the the prince fin all y sa w th at Providence. Hera ld photo by 0 111nr Bradley countries and distant islands. th ere was no hope for him If you are interested in th e All 'this so that through h.is there, no healing for his tor­ beginners conversa ti onal Yid­ travels, the prince would attain tured soul , he decided in th e dish cl ass or wa nt further infor­ a higher level of wisdom and depths of hi s despair to return URI Hillel to Hold High Holiday Services mati on, ca ll Ruth Page at the knowledge. bureau at 331-0956. to hi s homeland - to the The URI Hillel High Holiday ing the conclusion of Yorn Kip­ Many years passed. All the country of his royal fath er. service schedule will be as fol ­ wealth that the king had sup­ pur services, there will be a In the course of the many lows: services for Rosh plied his son for th e journey breakfast at the Hillel House to years of wandering, however, Hashanah on Sept. 27 will be­ w Annual Memorial had been spent by the prince hi ch everyone is in vited. the prince had fo rgotten even gin at 7:30 p.m. On Sept. 28 Tic kets are needed to enter Services to Be Held on the luxuries to which he the language of his country 1 and 29, services will be at 9:30 High Holiday services, and are had always been accustomed. in Sharon When he returned, he a. m. and continue until 12:30 free to all students. Faculty and In fact, in the course of his For the 44th consecutive started to gesture to the inhabi­ p.m. Kol Nidre services fo r staff are being asked to make a travels, the prince had ac­ year, th e Jacob Grossman Mem­ tants in an attempt to convey Yo rn Kippur on Oct. 6 will be­ donati on to help cover the costs quired an even greater taste for ori al Chapel-in -the-Woods at to them, in sign language, that gin at 6:3 0 p.m. On Oct. 7 ser­ of th e services. Tickets must be Sharon Memorial Park will be he was the son of their king. vices will be at 9:30 a.m. Yizkor picked up pri or to th e holidays the setting of th e traditional But the people mocked him. will be at approximately 1 p.m., at th e Hillel office, 34 Lower open-air memorial services on D 8 M ANTIQUES " Is it possible that the son of foll owing Musa f. After Yizkor Coll ege Roa d, Kingston, and Oct. 4 at 10 a.m. our mighty monarch should be th ere will be a recess until 5:30 ca n be reserved by calling the Single Items ., there dressed in rags and tatters?! " p.m. when Minchah and Hillel offi ce, ext. 2740. Starting at 9:45 a.m or Estates will be a short interlude of They struck him and beat Neilah will begin . For more in fo rmation, call Appraised or liturgica l organ music, played him so badly that he became All services will be held in th e Hillel offi ce between IO Purchased. by Cantor Theodore Schneider ~ bruised and wounded from the Memorial Union Ballroom, a. m. and 4 p. m., Monday Furniture • Paintings • Clocks of Temple B'nai Mose, Brigh ­ head to toe, until he came to URI Kingston Campus. Follow- through Dolls • China • Glassware Fri day, at 792-2740. ton, Mass., who will be the O ri e ntal Rugs the courtyard of his father's organi st at th e service . 337 NO. BROADWAY royal palace. Again he at­ EAST PROVIDENCE tempted by sign and gesture to Greenblatt to Speak at Cranston/Warwick Hadassah The service will be con­ 431·1%31 ducted by Rabbi Emily A. indicate to the guards that he Judy Greenblatt , librarian of TOLL FREE R.1. Hloo-<,75.1230 Lorraine Webber, presid ent, Lipof of Temple Ohabei Sha­ Marvin Rubin, Proprietor was the king's son, but th ey Temple Sinai and gabbai of urges members to attend th e lom, Brookline, Mass., who (Contin ued on Nex t Page) Temple Emanu-E I, will be the meeting to hear of all the plans will deliver a sermon. The gues t speaker at the Oct. 5, fo r the winter season. tradi tional prayers will be 7 p.m. meeting of the Lynn Si lverman, vice presi­ chanted by Ca ntor Robert E. Cranston/ Warwick Group of dent of program, advises that Solomon of Temple Ohabei BLESSINGS FOR SHABBOS Hadassah. thi s meeting wi ll take place at Shalom, Brookline. Greenblatt will examine and the Warwick Police Station, BO-RUCH A-TOH ADO-NOi E-LO-HEI-NU ME-LECH HO-OLOM Relati ves and fri ends are discuss the Jewish woman's and that refreshments will be in vited to participate. A-SHER KI-DE-SHA-NU BE-MITZ-VO-SOV VI-TZI-VO-NU role in maintaining rituals and served. LE-HAD-UK NER SHEL SHA-BOS KO-DESH traditions. This program will Blessed a re Yo u, G-d, L-rd King of the universe, who has continue the focus by Day Changes for Cranston Senior Guild Meeting Cranston/ Warwick Group on hallowed us through His commandments, and has com­ The Cranston Senior Guild, Portney, has scheduled the famil y, society and the arts. manded us to kindle the lights of the holy Shabbos . under the leadership of Harry next meeting for Oct. 1 on Thursday (note the change in BLESSINGS FOR HOLIDAYS day) to be held at Temple Torat Joseph Rubiano, Sr. Joseph Rubiano, Jr. Andrew Galasso Select the proper ending for the appropriate Yorn Tov: Yisrael on Park Avenue, Cranston, at 12 :30 p.m. Baruc h Alo Ado-noy Elo-hay-nu Melech Ho-olom A-sher Kid ­ Edmund Beck, vice president s honu B'mitz-vo-sov V-Tzi -vonu L'had-lik Ner Shel ... for program, will present the (on Friday add - SHA-BOS V-SHEL). speaker for the afternoon, Lynette Pesach, Shavous, and Succos: Yorn Tov Graham, who will talk on all aspects of Social Security. 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Sackin-Shockett JWV Special Instructions for Holidays (but not on Shabbat): It is forbidden to create a new fire by striking a match, MEDICARE & MEDICAID Plans Reunion lighter, etc. However, it is permissible to use a Jl_ame already burning since before the inception of the holiday, ~URS/NG PLACEMENL: CERTIFIED ANOLICE NSED The Sackin-Shockett Post such as a pilot light, gas or candle flame. - HOME CARE INC.= #522 )WV and its auxil ari es SKILLED NUR SI NGSTAFF wi ll hold a 46th annual dance CASE MANAGEMENT on Oct. 4 at th e West Va ll ey "Hornecare You Can Rely On" Inn, 4 Blossom St. , West War­ Servi, • RN Assessments wick. Provid' • 24 Hour Supervision • Reg istered Nurses Olds fri ends wi ll gather from • Licensed Nursing Ass istants all over New England. Danc­ • Physica l Therapy • Occupatmnal Therapy ing, surprises and entertain­ • Speech Therapy ment have been planned by the • IV Therapy committee. The cost is $1 5 per • Master Social Work • Pediatrics person (limited to fi rs t 200 peo­ pl e). CAUTION FOR FRIDAYS: We ca" provide you with a Send checks to Sackin­ comprehensive program Shockett Post Reunion, c/ o DO NOT light candle after sunset so as not to desecrate the Providence Nor th Kingstown Brookline, MA to help you lteep your (4011453-4474 14011885-6070 (61 7) 738-5030 loved ones at home. Charl es Kil berg, I 49 Del wood Shabbos. It is forbidden to light the candles after sunset. Roa d, Cranston, R.I. 02920. THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HE RA LD, THURS DAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 199 2 - 15 T HE JEWISH COMMUNITY

Yorn Kippur Services, again (for Rosh Hashanah) are avail­ Beth Sholom to Sponsor Free Introductory for the entire community, will able for those interested. There take place on Oct. 7 from 3 to will be no solicitation of funds. High Holiday Services 4:15 p.m., and will include the If you or someone you know Congregation Beth Sholom ence the holidays, and learn ticipate. Yizkor prayers. might benefit from such a pro­ of Providence will once again more about themselves." Rosh Hashanah services are Holiday home hospitality gram, contact the synagogue offer free introductory Rosh The service is a unique scheduled for Monday and including lodging and meals office at 33 1-9393. Hashanah and Yorn Kippur bl end of prayer and song, story Tuesday, Sept. 28 and 29 from services to the public this year. and discussion. It will be run in 4 to 5:1 5 p. m. The fi rst day's Shalom W elcomes New Year Rabbi Chaim Marder, rabbi of English, with reference to service is fo r the general many of the prayers in the public. The second day will Templ e Shalom, the Conser­ On Monday afternoon at the synagogue, will lead these vative Congregation of New­ ori ginal Hebrew. The environ­ offer a special program fo r the 5:30 p.m., anyone wishing to services which are open to all port County, wi ll come to­ ment is purposefull y laid- back Soviet Jewish new Americans. attend Tashlich may assemble Jews in the area. gether to welcome in the new and personal, and all present The shofar will be sounded at in the temple parking lot and " Many people are unable to · year of 5753 at a late High will be urged to acti vely par- both services. walk to the location situated at attend regular services on the Holy Day Worship service on Ke mpenaar's Club on Valley holiday, fo r a wide range of Sept. 27 at 8 p. m. Rabbi Marc Road. Following the conclu­ reasons," explained Rabbi Kosher Meal Site to Show Video S. Jagolinzer will chant the lit­ sion of this age-old ri tual, eve­ Ma rder. "Some are unable to urgy and deli ver the sermon ning services wi ll take place at pay the often high price for Program for High Holidays entitled, " Yet Another Test." 6:30 p. m. High Holiday seats; others are The kosher meal-site pro­ On Sept. 28, services will be Services fo r the second day uncomfo rtable in a fo rmal • the VCR program " Broad­ gram at the Jewish Community held for the first day of Rosh of Rosh Hashanah will com­ service. Last year, one of our way Times," which will be Center of Rhode Island, 40 1 shown on Sept. 27 from 11 Hashanah commencing at 9 mence on Sept. 29 at 9 a.m. participants told me that he a.m. Marvin Levine of Sharon, The rabbi wi ll speak on the hadn't been in a synagogue Elmgrove Ave., Providence, a.m. to noon. will be showing a VCR pro­ • " Boys Town," starring Mass. , will assist Rabbi Jago­ subject of "The Jewish Vote." since his bar mitzvah, some 20 linzer in the conduct of the Services for the Sabbath of years earlier. We wanted to gram "The Making of the Spencer Tracy which will be Shofar'' on Sept. 25. shown Oct. 2 from 10:45 a.m. services. Dr. David Nemtzow Repentance wi ll commence on offer the unaffili ated, the un­ will sound the shofar. The Oct. 2 at 6 p.m. in the Main certain, searching Jew, a non­ Following the video, " Beryl to noon. the Tailor," a Hasidic ta le Note that due to Rosh Hash­ rabbi 's sermon for that morn­ Sanctuary. threatening, non-judgmental ing will be "Step by Step." atmosphere in which to experi- about Yorn Kippur, wi ll be anah, the Jewish Communi ty shown on filmstrip. This spe­ Center of Rhode Island will be Children's Services wi ll take cial video and filmstrip pro­ closed on Sept. 28 and 29. For place on Monday and Tuesday M SERV-U gram fo r the High Holidays more information about the mornings at 10:30 a.m. in the '3f ENTERPRISES, 'The Shof ar' Samuel Zilman Bazarsky Reli ­ (Continued from Previous Page) will begin at I 1:15 p.m. center's kosher meal-site pro­ INC. The meal-site program will gram, ca ll Sandy Bass at 861- gious School Building. Baby-sit­ • Maid Cleaning Service ignored him. be offering other events this 8800. ting will also be provided for Home or Office In desperation, the prince week including: children 4 years of age and Fully equipped bonded and began to cry out and scream under. Children ages 5 through insured teams of professionals. and shout in the hope that his 7 wi ll meet in Room 2. Serv­ Flexible sched ules. father, the king, should recog­ JCCRI Kosher Meal Site ices fo r children ages 8 to 12 • Oreck Va cuum Cleaner nize his voice. When the king Sales and Service. Home will take place in Room 3. Par­ Demonst rations Available. heard the shouting he ex­ The doors of the kosher meal site open weekdays at 10 ents are welcome to attend 11 50 Mendon Rd. , Cumberland claimed, "ls that not the voice a.m., with casual conversation in the lobby for an hour. these services wi th their chil ­ 723-9997 of my son, crying out to me in Exercise is scheduled during the week at 1 I: 15 a. m. Seniors dren. distress?" The great love fo r can try their hand at bridge on Monday afternoons from his son well ed up within him noon until 3:45. Friend to Friend meets Thursdays from 11 and he ran and embraced and a.m. until noon. Bingo is played on Thursdays from 12:45 kissed his son. until 2 p.m. Shabbat traditions are observed on Fridays. Sundays begin with tea, coffee and breakfast cake at 10 a.m., The King is the A-mighty - fo llowed by a variety of movies or VCR programs. Stephen E. Broman the supreme king of kings. The CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Jewish people is G-d's only son, as the Torah says, "My son, my firstborn son, Israel," 810 Re:se:rvoir Ave:nue:. C ra nston, Rhode: Island and again, " You are children to ~ GARY'S PARK AVE. DELI (401) 467-3740 G-d, your G-d." G-d caused the soul to descend into the ~ 840 Park Avenue, Cranston body, and just as the purpose V (401) 785-0020 ACCOUNTING SERVICES. TAX PREPARATIONS of the prince's travels (in the parable) was to further his ed­ ucation, in the same way the NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR soul enters the body so that through performing Mitzvas -THE HOLIDAYS- and good deeds it should be­ • Chall ah • Tzimmes • Kni shes TEMPLE AM DAVID come refined and elevated to a • Chopped Li ve r • Kugels • Kasha Varnishkas level higher than it enjoyed Has A Lot to Offer Your Family Chi cken Soup with Knadl ac h • Briskets • Chickens • Capons previously. However, through the love of one's own body, STUFFED TURKEYS ACTIVELY SUPPORTED AND ACCREDITED SCHOOL greed and other material HAPPY HOLIDAYS Free First Year Tuition for Children* at our desires, the person wanders far 2 Days-a-Week (Tues & Sun ) Religious School away, to a " place," (i .e., a state Closed Monday, September 28, Tu esday, September 29, and Wednesda y, October 7. of mind), where the name of Hours: Monday 7-3, Tuesday- Satu rday 7- 6, Sunday 7-1 Pre-Sc hool Sunday School for Ages 4-6 his fat her (G-d) is altogether FULL SERVICE RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMING unknown. As pharaoh of an­ cient Egypt declared: " Who is High Holiday Traditional Services G-d that l should obey his com­ CANTOR DANNY FUNK - LEAD SINGER OF mand? I do not know G-d." JEWISH-AMERICAN GROUP SAFAM As a result of all these wan­ Happy New Year! RABBI ARNOLD SAMLAN - DIRECTOR OF BJE derings the soul of the Jew for­ & COMMUNITY LEADER gets and loses all that it had 0 0 before (as in the parable where Co ~ • Enjoy t"..e Holiday • ~) Tw ice Dai ly Minyon & Weekly Shabbat Services the son squanders all his ~ • by using our . ~ Y- COMPLETE SOCIAL PROGRAMMING fat her's wealth) until, fin all y, he forgets the very "language" • o • decorative and • ~ • U.S.Y., Sisterhood, Men's Club & More!! of his homeland - its acquaint­ heavy-duty disposables 0 REASONABLE DUES STRUCTURE ance and fa miliarity with G-d­ liness. In desp~ration, the Jew W e dding • Bar/Bat Mitzvah Invitations To Join Our Family, Call begins to return, and, on Rosh Many books to choose from! Hashanah, he utters an in­ coherent cry - the call of the PARTY SUPPLIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS TEMPLE AM DAVID shofar - so that his fa ther should recognize his voice. 40 Gardiner Stre;e;t, Warwick The shofar's ca ll is, indeed, the (Just north of Hoxsie Four Comers) cry from the very depths of our The "OnlJ" Party Warehouse hearts, expressing to G-d our 463-7944 deep remorse for the past and 310 East Avenue, Pawtucket• 726-2491 ' For New Members Only our firm resolve to listen to our ALWAYS DISCOUNT PRICES •Jeanne Stein President Religious School Principal Father's voice in the futu re. M o nday- Thursda y 9:30-6 ~ Steven Sholes Ethan Adler Submi tted by Rabbi Yehoshua Friday 9:30-7 • Saturda y 9:30- 5 1-=.1 Laufer 16 - THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1992 I ~ ~ School Beat ~cA-r- I Incoming Schechter President R.I. Hospital to Offer Students Nominations Welcome Is Active in Jewish Community Explorer Program for Feinstein Scholars Alan Shawn Feinstein, Energetic, well-organized, as well as a gabbai and chair­ Rhode Island Hospital is laboratory personnel and Cranston philanthropist and intelligent, committed - these woman of the Long Range organizing and sponsoring a radiological technologists, in founder of the Feinstein Foun­ adjectives and more are emble­ Planning Committee. new program for high school addition to the more " obvi­ dation and the World Hunger matic of Dianne Newman's A teacher at the Harry Elkin students interested in learning ous" career fields of physicians Program at Brown Unviersity, style and personality. In the Midrasha, Newman also serves about career opportunities in and nurses. has announced the establish­ years since she and her family on the board of directors of the health ca re. The Explorer Program wi ll ment of the Louis Feinstein moved to Rhode Island, New­ Bureau of Jewish Education of Through the Explorer Pro­ meet twice a month at the hos­ Memorial Scholarship Fund in man has become central to the Rhode Island and the Adult gram at Rhode Island Hospital, pital. memory of his late father. The Jewish community, active in a Education Development Pro­ area young people age 14 to 20 There will be a get-acquaint­ $2 million fund, w hich will lI wide variety of institutions. ject of JESNA. Jewish Federa­ can get a first-hand look ed meeting at 7 p.m. on Sept. award its first scholarships in And wherever she has become tion of Rhode Island, Hadas­ behind the scenes in operating 29 at the hospital. Parents and the spring of 1993, will be coor­ involved, Newman has im­ sah, ORT and Mercaz are also rooms, laboratori es, pharma­ students are invited to attend. dinated by the Public Educa­ pressed people with her abili­ the recipients of Newman's cies, therapy centers and other Program organizers, selected ti on Fund. ti es, drive and love for Judaism time, attention and energy. areas on the hospital campus. from the hospital staff, wi ll go Scholarship awards of and learning. Other community roles in ­ The hospital is organizing over plans for the year and stu ­ $ 10,000 ($2,000 per year for A graduate of Cornell Uni­ clude chairing the Rh ode the program to help inform dents will have a chance to each of the four undergraduate versity, Newman received a Island and Bristol County, high schoolers on the many sign up for the program. Park­ years and $2,000 upon gradua­ master's degree in statistics Mass., division of the Cornell career possibili ties in health ing wi ll be free . tion) will be awarded to those and research from Temple and Alumni Ambassador Network, care. Meetings wi ll be devoted For more information on the students w ho best exemplify Vi llanova and has supported the Cornell University Technol­ to looking at the work of physi­ program, ca ll the hospital at the values of compassion, in­ both general and Judaic educa­ ogy Transfer Committee, the cal and respiratory therapists, 444-5409. tegrity and leadership and w ho tion in the larger community. United Cerebral Palsy Associa­ have demonstrated a commit­ She has served Alperin Schech­ tion, the American Marketing Schechter Enrollment Hits All-Time High ment to make a positive differ­ ter as a member of the board of Association and the America n ence in their own li ves and the directors since I 985, holding Statistical Association. As the first day of school be­ li ves of others. Feinstein Schol­ the office of secretary, and was In her professional life, gan this year, the Ruth and Max ars will receive other benefits, also a driving force in assess­ Newman is the director of Alperin Schechter Day School including state and national ing and improving educational business planning and develop­ opened its doors to a record recognition and future awards. programs in her roles as chair­ ment of Allied-Signal After­ number of students. Priority consideration will be woman of the Educational Pol­ market Group. She also served For the first time in its IS ­ given to those candidates par­ icy Committee. as manager of planning and year history, 200 students are ticipating in Feinstein Public/ She has also offered her business development of Elec­ attending Schechter in kinder­ Community Service programs time and expertise to Temple tronic Systems Group of the garten through grade eight. and to those students planning Emanu-El as a member of the Northrop Corporation and Four grades now have double to attend Rhode Island colleges board of trustees and chair­ held positions at Arthur D. Lit ­ classes and several others are at and universities. A committee woman of the Institute of Jew­ tl e Inc., Culton Industries and ca pacity enrollment. comprised of members of the ish Studies. She is currently General Electric. " I am truly gratified by the Public Educa tion Fund and the secretary of Temple Emanu-EI She is the wife of Dr. Martin interest, support and enthusi­ Feinstein Foundation will make P. Newman and the mother of asm that I have found in the tor Rabbi Elana Kanter, " Day the selection. two children (both Schechter school community and that has schools serve a cri tical function All nominations must be graduates) - Ari , a sopho­ been shown by the Rhode ls­ in today's world, by providing submitted to the Public Educa­ : Learn Hebrew. more at Boston University, and land Jewish community," says both general and Judaic studies tion Fund, 15 Westminster St., : Study with RUTH ADLER Eri ca, a sophomore at Classical school Director Myrna Rubel. within the fr amework of the Suite 824, Providence, R.I. • All levels - spoken or written. High School. " I anticipate that this year will school day. They reinforce es­ 02903 no later than April 20, : 273-1505 be terrific - we've certainly sential va lues as well as 1993. Applications can be ob­ gotten off to a great start!" strengthening intellectual tained from high school guid­ According to Assistant Direc- skills." ance counselors. 5753 • 1992-1993 Fire Prevention Essay Contest Being Held wick, R.I. 02886. Students in grades six To participate, students A $100 U.S. Savings Bond through eight who attend pub­ must write an essay of 300 CANDLELIGHTING TIMES FOR wi ll be awarded to each of the li c and parochial schools in the_ words or less on the subject three winners, one winner PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND state of Rhode Island are in­ " How to Prevent a Fire in my from each grade. An awards vited to participate in the Home." Entries must be post­ luncheon wi ll be held on Nov. annual " Fire Prevention Essay marked no later than Oct. 14 . September October November I 9 to honor the students for Contest" during fire-preven­ All essays are to be maile\J to 4 6:57 2 6:08 6 4:17 their accomplishments. 11 6:45 6 Yorn Kippur 6:02 13 4:09 tion week, Oct. 4 through 10. IIARI, 2400 Post Road, War- 18 6:33 9 5:57 20 4:04 For information and a copy 25 6:20 11* Sukkot 5:53 27 4:00 of the contest rules, call Lor­ 27* Rosh Ha 6:1 7 12* Sukkot 6:55 Pawtu cket 724-3114 raine at IIARI, 732-2400. 28* Rosh Ha 7: 18 16 5:45 18* S. Atz 5:42 JACK M. MINKIN Swim Team to Start 19* S. Torah 6:44 23 5:35 dba/Ti le-Set The East Side-Mt. Hope 30 4:25 CERAMIC TILE INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS YMCA Sea Lions Swim Team for children ages 7 to 17 will EASTERN STANDARD TIME RESUMES OCTOBER 30 Cleaning, Regrouting and Sealing - Leaks Fixed begin on Sept. 28. The season December January February KITCHEN and BATH REMODELING runs through February. 4 3:57 1 4:08 5 4:48 Electrical and Plumbing Practices are held Monday, 11 Wednesday and Friday from 3:57 8 4:14 12 4:57 "A TROUBLESHOOTER W ITH IDE AS" 18 3:59 15 4:22 19 5:08 4: 15 to 6 p.m. and meets are INSURED • R. I. LI CENSE NO. 4210 • REFERENCES 25 4:02 22 4:30 26 5:14 held on Saturdays. The team 29 4:39 belongs to the South Eastern EASTERN STANDARD TIME New England Cluster, YMCA's league. There are 12 teams in­ March April May volved. 5 5:22 2 5:54 7 7:32 The coach is Rebecca Lun­ 12 5:31 5* Pes ach 6:57 14 7:39 Air Duct ney. She has competed for 12 19 5:38 6* Pesach 8:01 21 7:46 years and assisted with her 26 5:46 9 7:02 25* Shav 7 50 11 * Pesach 7:04 26* Shav 8:54 high school and the Bristol 12* Pesach 8:08 28 7:52 YMCA swim teams. She has Cleaning her YMCA coaches certificate. 16 7:09 23 7:1 7 To register, stop by the Y at 30 7:24 Air Conditioning • Hot Air Systems 438 Hope St. in Providence or Did yo u know tha1 : indoor contaminants include dust, bacteria, ca ll 521-0155 for more informa­ DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME RESUMES APRIL 5 molds, fun gi, decay in g insects and animals! All of this is blown bac k tion. June July August into the air you breathe each time yo u tum your air conditioner on. Announce your child's 4 7:58 2 8:06 6 7:40 Feel Good About The Air Your Fami ly Is Breathing! 11 8:02 9 8:04 13 7:3 1 bar or bat mitzvah 18 8:05 16 8:00 20 7:21 tcL'EA'NSA•l ND,USRm For a Free Consultation, in the Herald. 25 8:06 23 7:55 27 7:10 ll Black and white photos 30 7:48 } Call: (401) 274-4444 ofAmericJ are welcome. DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 , 1992 - 17 ~ FEATURE I

we'll go to the hospital, and if ished all the food set before we can remain for about an him, and looked at me with a The Blanket hour or so, maybe I'll take Dad warm, loving glance: "That b y Sylvia Tippe home with me, and he'll stay was delicious, Sylvia. just like That Reminds Me Special to the Herald for supper. He loves being Mother always makes. Thanks answered the phone. My with the boys. Sam can drive so much." of a Story ... father, Bill , was anxiously him home later this evening, " Pa, I'm going to change the inquiring about my mother: and thus, it won't be a long, linens on your bed." " When do you think we ca n lonely night for him. I busied myself with getting leave for the hospital? I'd li ke I got to Dad's apartment his bedclothes stripped, and by Rabbi Hershy Worch to go earlier today. Is it pos­ building, which was about a replaced them with fresh Special to the Herald sible? We must go earl y." five-minute run by car. Dad sheets. " Pa," I started, " the hospital was sitting in the kitchen, "The weather forecast is for does not allow visitors before 1 quietly and patiently awaiting low temperatures tonight, A man once had a son. Now Dressed in clothes fit for a. o'clock. I'm coming over my arrival. When I unlocked close to the teens - I'm put­ this was no ordinary man, and prince, alight with joy and shortl y, and will bring your the door, he immediately ting another blanket at the foot the son, he determined was to enthusiasm, the young man lunch; I made your favorite began to talk: "Sylvia, I want of your bed, so you can easil y be no ordinary boy. No sooner wen t out prepared to greet his dish - veal and potatoes. I you to know I have always pull it up over you if it gets was he weaned than his father peers and celebrate this bar know you'll enj oy this 'gour­ treasured you as a devoted very cold during the night," I built for him a magnificent mitzvah in public. Th~y met' meal today," I laughingly commented as I worked. cloister where he might grow walked side by side to shul. said . He always loved veal the At this, Pop became very and develop in splendid isola­ A girl crossed their path' excited, and wanted me to I was very worried about way I had learned to make it tion. He was protected from all Amazed, our bar mitzvah Mom and the prognosis was remove the extra blanket. the harsher realities of the out­ boy was stopped in his tracks. not encouraging. For Dad's from Mom 's recipe. " I won't need it, take it off!" side world. Tutors were pro­ Turning to his father he en­ sake, I had to keep up my spir­ I didn't heed my father's vided for his education and quired seriously, " What was its so that he would not be daughter as you have always, words, and folded the blanket playmates selected to meet his that?" unduly alarmed. along with Sam, been very at the bottom of the bed. need for childhood fri end­ Father was no slow-coach. Ruth, my mother, was sorely concerned about Mom and me. I took dishes off the table, ships. " Oh," he countered swiftly, missed by Pop. He was, of " Oh, G-d," he continued, washed the pan and cleared " The main thing," his father " That was a white goose." course, so accustomed to her " please let her get better. I the sink. thought, "is to protect him (Why he preferred to call her steady, nurturing presence, want her here beside me. I " Pa, I'm going home and from meeting girls." If only his a white goose is explicable seeing to his every comfort, won't want to live without her. wi ll be back at 12:30 so that we son could be given the oppor­ only if you are familiar with soothing away his annoyances, I'll do everything I can to make can get to see Mom by 1 tunity to grow without those the Talmud. There were, he and just supervising all of the it easier for her." o'clock. distractions, who knows what knew, great rabbis who, when daily details of their existence, With tears in my eyes, I " OK, Sylvia. I'm not going he might become? · the situation required, did not which made it all worthwhile quickly went to warm lunch at anyplace," he said, and I left. It was indeed as he had en­ see women as such, but rather for both of them. the stove. We chatted a bit, but Returning directly home to visioned from the outset; the large white water fowl.) Pop was usually the man of Pop wasn't very ta lkative. He do a couple of small chores in lad waxed true and grew Wasn't this the perfect decisions and Mom was the sat very still, smoking, as the house, I found my husband strong. His disposition was opportunity to begin training submissive woman wh o will­ always, and breathing with having a sandwich. gentle and mild, h e was ded­ his son in the proper way of ingly gave of herself totally to obvious difficulty. For years, " Hi, Sam. I'm going to the icated , honest and fl exible. In seeing things? all those she loved, with never hi s emphysema had progres­ hospital wi th Pa in about a the quiet gathering evenings of They continued walking. a negative word to anyone. sively worsened. When his half-hour. He seemed very his twelfth summer, father and " Father," said the boy, " I Of course, now with Mom in doctor would advise, quite anxious to leave earlier so I son walked the banks of the want a white ~~o.5e." the hospital, and not expected adamantly, that he simply had don't want to keep him wait­ tranquil river flowing through to regain her health sufficiently to give up his lifelong habit, ing." At that moment, the the gardens of their mansion. For more about fathers and to return to their home, many Pop would puff on his cia­ (Continued on Page 18) They spoke of his coming sons, Talmud and other Jewish problems arose. grette, taking deep drags, and foray into the world of com­ life-cycle events, call Rabbi This day, I had to get Pa to deliberately blow the smoke in mon men. It was to be his bar Hershy Worch at 729-1606 or the hospital, on the other side the air. It was his way of telling mitzvah. Congregation Ohawe Sholam of the city, have our visit with the world that he was his own HEALTH CARE TIP: The morning dawned. at 722 -3614. Mom, and then get back, take man, and no one was about to A nursing home alternative .. Dad home, and resume m y dictate to him at this stage of stay at home with Staff Builders many unfinished chores so his life. He had just turned 65 . Home Health Care Services Planetarium Presents that dinner could be ready for " Pa, lunch is ready. Please Statel1censed, avai/ab/e24hoursaday, Jdaysawee k. Sam and our sons. come to the table." CALL I completed my short con­ With much effort, he 273-2280 FOR A FREE ASSESSMENT Jewish Lunar Calendar versation with Pop and got his changed seats, and started While traditional Jewish Groups are welcome to the lunch wrapped to take with eating. Without a word, he fin - music plays in the background, Jewish lunar ca lendar presenta­ me - he always loved veal the the narration commences, " As tion. Call (203) 572-5355 for way I had learned to make it we look into our evening sky, reservations. The program from Mom's recipe. we can look into the history of costs $1 for adults and 50 cents Let's see, I thought, as I hur­ astronomical knowledge and for children and is open to visi­ riedly got ready to leave the see its effect on regulating our tors of Mystic Seaport. house, after Dad's lunch, lives with the passage of time." @fa my friends, So begins Mystic Seaport Planetarium's presentation of the Jewish lunar calendar. volunteers, supporters, The Jewish lunar calendar is AFTER BREAST SURGERY... an ancient time-keeping and all the wonderful method based on the move­ UNITED SURGICAL CENTERS ments of the moon. The calen­ can help with all your post-mastectomy needs. dar is still used today to deter­ people I have met mine the dates for Jewish holi­ Stop by or call for an appointment with our days including Rosh Hashanah certified fitter for a fitting consultation. during the campaign ... and Yorn Kippur. The Seaport She recognizes the special needs of women who Planetarium's program, pre­ have had breast surgery and will be able to sented each day from Sept. 2 7 assist you in the selection of the proper Thank you! to Oct. 6 at 4 p.m., will coin­ breastform and most comfortable bra. cide with these holidays. For your comfort, convenience and that extra Projected on the dome personal touch, we also offer in-home inside the planetarium, view­ mastectomy fittings. ers will. see the sky, stars and @fa Sen~tor ~er~, ...... moon. As the moon waxes and To set up an appointment or for more wanes across the sky, the information contact: planetarium's teacher will Sandy Hartley trace the -Origins and develop­ My best wishes for a ment of the Jewish lunar calen­ 781-2166 dar. The program ends on a 1-800-882-5000 R.I. toll free successful and productive traditional note with a prayer 1-800-556-7640 Out of state toll free reading in English and He­ We bill Medicare, Blue Cross and other insurance carriers. brew. A shofar, a ram's horn legislative session. blown like a trumpet, will be sounded to symbolize a renewal of spiritual awakening. OONITED SURGICAL CENTERS David N. Cicilline READ THE HERALD. 380 Warwick Avenue, Warwick, RI 02886 ,·...... ,."),jt,..... •..• . •• l 1 R - THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH H ERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1992 OBITUARIES

JUDITH L. GORDON 1937, until moving to Bristol in BETSY LIFSCHITZ member of Temple Emanu-El PROVIDENCE - Judith L. 1984. PROVIDENCE - Betsy Lif­ and its Sisterhood. Gordon, 72, of 9 Parkis Ave., Greenbaum had been presi­ schitz, 87, of the Charlesgate During World War II , she The Blanket (Continued from Page 17) died Sept. 15 at Rhode Island dent of the PT A in Rhode Apartments, 20 Randall St., knitted many hats and gloves Hospital. Island in the 1940s. She was a died Sept. 17 at the Jewish for American troops. phone rang and I picked up the receiver. Born in Providence, she was founding member and vice Home for the Aged. She was She leaves two daughters, " Hello," a woman said, " is a daughter of the late Jacob president of the Brandeis Uni­ the wife of Samuel Lifschitz. Joan Ress Reeves of Provi­ this Mr. Luchtiker's daughter?" and Elizabeth Silverman. versity Women's Association Born in Leningrad, Russia, a dence, and Betsy Jacobson of She was a member of Tem­ of Rhode Island. daughter of the late Isaac and Larchmont, N.Y.; two sisters, " Yes," I said. ple Emanu-El, and Hadassah . She was a past president of Eota (Zeldovich) Kleiner, she Ethel Runstein and Bernice Sal­ " Please come here right She leaves a daughter, the Providence chapter of came to Providence in 1978. lett, both of Providence, and away," the lady said. "Your Deborah Gordon of Snug Har­ Hadassah. She was a founding Lifschitz was a graduate of a four grandchildren. father is very sick." bor, and two granddaughters. member and a past officer of college in Leningrad, and was The funeral service was held 'Tm on m y way," and I The funeral was private. the women's division of the a public school teacher fo r 30 Sept. 18 at Temple Emanu-El, quickly turned and told Sam . Burial was held in Lincoln Park Jewish Federation of Rhode years. In Providence, she was a Morris Avenue. Burial was in When Sam and I ran into the Cem etery, Warwick. Services Island. She was a member of member of Temple Beth-El and Lincoln Park Cemetery, War­ apartment 10 minutes later, the medics were in the kitchen, were coordinated by Mount Temple Beth-El and its Sister­ the Jewish Community Center. wick. Services were coordin­ Sinai Memorial Chapel, 825 hood. Besides her h usband she ated by Mount Sinai Memorial leaning over m y father's body. Hope St., Providence. She leaves a daughter, Mol­ leaves a son, Jacob Lifson of Chapel, 825 Hope St., Provi­ One man got up and turned to lie Pasternak of Bethesda, Md.; Swampscott, Mass., and a dence. face us. The other man went two sisters, Ruth Cohen in grandson . EDNA SACK into the bedroom, and took the BEA TRICE GREENBAUM Florida, Isabel Margolis of The funeral service was held NEWINGTON, Conn. blanket that I had so carefully BRISTOL - Beatrice G reen­ Larchmont, N.Y., and two Sept. 20 at Mount Sinai Memo­ Edna Sack, 87, a saleslady with folded less than an hour earlier. He covered my father's baum, 82, of the Metacom grandsons. ri al C hapel, 825 Hope St. Bur­ the former Outlet Co., Provi­ whole body and face. Health Center, Dawn Hill, died A graveside service was held ial was in Congregation Sons dence, for m any years before 'Tm terribly sorry," the first Sept. 18, at the center. She was Sept. 20 at Congregation Sons of Israel & David Cemetery. retiring, died Sept. 18, at New Britain General Hospital. man began, " we did all we the widow of Max Greenbaum. of Israel & David Cemetery, ANNE G. RESS Providence. Services were co­ Born in Providence, she could, but it was no use. Your Born in Woonsocke t, a PROVIDE NCE - Anne G . ordinated by Mount Sinai li ved in Providence most of her father had a massive heart daughter of the late Hyman Ress, 85, of 486 Cole Ave., a and Mollie (Helf) Sholovitz, Memorial Chapel, 825 Hope life. attack and died just as we world traveler and philanthro­ arrived." she lived in Providence from St., Providence. She leaves a sister, Reba pist, died Sept. 16 at Miriam Silverman o f Newington; three Much later, the neighbors Hospital. She was the wife of nieces and two nephews, and w ho were very close to Mom the late Joseph W. Ress. nine grandnieces and grand­ and Pop, pieced together the Bo rn in Montreal, a daugh­ nephews. turn o f events. When I left to ter o f the late Isaac and Eva The fu nera l service was go home, Pop suddenly felt ill , (Ress) Gordo n, she li ved in Sept. 20 at Tem ple Sinai Ceme­ a nd no t wanting to be alone, You are in vited to att end Providence fo r m ore than 60 tery, Warwick. went out of the apartment to a SHARON MEMORIAL PARK'S years. door dow n the hallway, Ress turned her interest and Never Again knocked, and asked the young 44th ANNUAL MEMORIAL SER VICE expertise in antiques into a (Contin ued on Page 19) teen-ager, (who often helped career as an interior d esigner at These revisionists are poison­ Mo m around the house) if she SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1992, 10:00 a.m. age 50. During her travels ing the minds of our young would come in and wash the abroad, she accumulated many people o n coll ege campuses, kitchen floor. The girl came at Sharon's Outdoor Oriental antiques, including under the protection of free­ back with Pa, and as she went JACOB GROSSMAN MEMORIAL porcelain vases, painted dom of speech. to get some water at the faucet, CHAPEL-IN-THE-WOODS screens, lacquered pieces, Everything in the world is my father, who had taken a furniture, pottery and silks. changing, parti cularly in east­ seat, suddenly fell over and OFFICIATING She was a member of the ern Europe. But only one con­ slumped on the floor, motion­ RABB I EM ILY A. LIPOF Miriam Hospital Women's stant remains: anti-Semitism, less. Temple Ohabe i Sha lom, Brookline Association, the Rhode Island racism, and ethnic killings as The rescue truck came very Coali tion of Library Advocates, in the former republi c of Yugo­ quickly, but it was already in CANTO R ROBERT E. SOLOMON the Museum Associates of the slavia, as well as neo-Nazi vio­ vain. Temple O habei Shalom, Brookline Rhode Island School of Design lence in Germany. Our own I bent over m y father's inert ORGANIST Museum, the Women's Divi­ United States also is infected form, took him in my arms, CANTOR THEODORE SC H NE IDER sion of the Jewish Federation with many hate groups, like and broke out sobbing. Sam Temple B' nai Moshe, Brighton of Rhode Island, Hadassah, the neo-Nazis, skinhead s, the folded his arms about me and and the National Counci l of white supremacists, the Ku Pa, and together we grieved. In case of cancellation due 10 weath er, tislen 10 Radio W BZ in 1he morning. Jewish Women. She was a (Continued on Next Page) As I held m y father in my arms, I thought that even though Pop had not wished to have me put that blanket at the foot of his bed, to be used later ~ UNVEILING ~ - he was now covered with it, When You Need Someone An unveiling w ill be held in memory of the late but the cold would always Ruth D. 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One of the reasons why the majority Memorial Chapel We'll walk beside of Rhode Island Jewish families call 458 Hope Street you and guide you gently through one of Providence, RI 02906 life's most difficult MOUNT SINAI times. And we' ll help you control funeral MEMORIAL CHAPEL expenses. .. 331-3337 t,.,., ,; ... 825 Hope at Fourth Streets 1. { • J Please call for your New Year calendar. From out of state ·...... ,· ...... •... call: ... ,.. ,. ~ Pre-need counseling with tax-free payment planning is availa ble . 1-800-331-333 7 ,',. ~ Michael D. Smith Only RI Jewish Funeral Home that is a member of the Executive Director Lewis J. Bosler, R.E. national Jewish Funeral Directors of America. I ,----- THE RH ODE ISLAND JEWI SH HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 , 1992 19 I CLASSIFIED

Jewish Home Quarantined CONDO FOR RENT JOBS WANTED SERVICES RENDERED (Con tinued from Page I ) adding that the mite could be JUPITER, FLA ., two-bedroom, two-bath , fur ­ HEBREW TEACHER · Experienced . Tutoring, nished condo overlooking lake. Swimming Bar / Bat Mitzvah preparation . References , WALLPAPER AND PAINTING , professional the skin. While it is not life­ killed fo r several weeks, while work. clean and neat. Working with vinyls , threatening, the resulting rash pool , tennis . health track . walk to beach . 942-6539. 11 / 19/ 92 the rash and itching persist. 885 -0832. 10/ 1/ 92 mylars and foils . Reasonable. free esti­ is uncomfortable and easil y Referring again to the High mates. Wholesale wa ll paper prices. Call 434 -1154. 10/ 8/92 transmitted by touch, including Holidays, Zelchner said, " ! ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES RENDERED contact with the skin or cloth­ know people are going to want ing, a spokeswoman for the to take peopl e home .... People STEVE YOKEN ENTERTAINMENT - Profes ­ "CLASSIC EUROPEAN CATERING " By Ana CLASS BOX home said. do have to li ve and we need to sional Master of Ceremonies and Disc and Fatima. Servicing all types of social COR RE SPONDENC E TO: In August, small outbreaks of try to be as balanced in our ap­ Jockey. Bar / Bat Mitzvah special is1s. occasions with a touch of class and preci­ ClassBox No. the rash popped up among a N.Y. Laser Light Show Plus Male/Female sion. Formal. Call Ana 438-0952. 5/ 7/ 93 The A.I. Jewish Herald proach as possible." Dancing Sensations . TH E PARTY PLAN ­ P.O. Box 6063 COPPERFIELD 'S PAINTING & PRESERVA · few residents. It was treated lo­ As of press time, abou t a NERS ' CHOICE 508 -679 -1545. Providence , RI 02940 TION . Top quality workmanship. Reasonable cally, and went away, Zelchner dozen residents had come 1/ 31/ 93 exterior/ interior power washing , carpentry, R.I. Je wish Herald classified ads cost $3 for said. "Then it's popped up down with the rash that has paper hanging. License #8884. Insured. again three weeks later some­ FOR RENT t 5 words or less. Additional word s cost 12 been tentati vely identified as 27 4-2348. 12/ 10/ 92 cents each . Paymen t must be received by place else." At first, a wing of a scabies. A treatment pl an will 'ELECTROLYSIS BY ELAINE' License d/ Monday at 4 p.m.. prior to the Thursday fl oor was treated with medica­ be implemented based on test­ EAST SIDE, HOPE STREET. 5 rooms , 2nd. - cenified/ physici an approved. Comfonable. when the ad is scheduled to appear . tion; then the entire floor, he ing scheduled for Wednesday Appliances. dishwasher , washer/ dryer, car ­ pleasant atmosphere. Reasonable rates . peted . garage. No pets. adults preferred . East Side. 35 1-4063. 10/ 8/ 92 This newspaper will not, knowingly, accept said . and Thursday. $550. 831 -501 4. 9/ 24/ 92 " It was finally decided we any advertising for real estate which is in HEBREW TUTOR : Private lesso ns for chil­ violation of the A.I. Fair Housing Act and would treat everybody at Never Again dren and adults. beginning and intermediate Section 804 (C) of Title VIII of the 1968 Civil once," he said of the August (Continued from Previous Page) FOR SALE levels. Call Lee 941 -4787 . 9/ 24 / 92 Rights Act. Our readers are hereby informed outbreak. Klu x Kl an and the Holocaust JEWISH DATING SERVICE. "Personal ser­ that all dwelling/ housing accommodations As of Wednesday, three revisionists. They all have one WESTERN CRANSTON . Furnace Brook vice at its best. .. Call Bern ice. (508) 998- advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opponunity basis. physicians as well as other ex­ thi ng in common: the aim of Estates. Beautiful location ½ acre lot with 1233. 8/ 5/ 92 perts around the state had been spreadi ng hatred and vio­ site plans for sale by owner . Priced right. MERCURIO PAINTING . lnten or & Extenor Ready to be built on . Call 1-203-521 - pamtmg , staining, power-washing. Expert consulted. Zelchner said the lence. 7210. 9/ 24/ 92 Get the facts! next step was to conduct "skin We, the survivors, ap­ wo rk, prompt servrce and low rates . All work guaranteed. Our work speaks for itsel f. Read the Herald! scrapings" on all residents and proached Ma yor [Vincen t] Insured. Lie #5264 . 46 1-3813. 7/ 8/ 93 staff . " We shouldn't reall y have Cianci during his first term of HELP WANTED a lot of cases of scabies in the offi ce 12 years ago with a plea r:::------l2orrespondent s wa nt ed - 724-020-;;7 house at this point," he added. to erect a monument in mem­ JCC PROGRAM DIRECTOR for New Bedford STAFF BUILDERS ------~ HEALTH CARE SERVICES But the rash is very tricky. ory of our loved ones who Jewish Federatio n. BA minimum. Organiza­ tional and program skills. energetic, people "PROFESSIONAL NURSING FOR HOME OR HOSPlrAL. " You can have the mite on you peri shed in the Holocaust and RN s • LPNs • Home Health Aides person. Responsible for im plementing pro­ Homemakers • Companions • Therapists for two to three weeks without as a tribute to the survivors of grams for children , family and older adults. Th at's all CASE M ANAGED SE RVICES STAT E LICENSED any symptoms," Zelchner said, this enormity. Committed volunteer group in place . Great 1t cos ts to Available 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week potential for groW1h. Salary $22 ,000 plus. $5 60 rea ch our 530 Broadway, Providence • 273-2280 Public Invited to Ohawe Sholam Services Call (508) 997 -747 1. 10/ 1/ 92 t readers. Street Bridge (wear comfo rt­ Congregati on Ohawe Sho­ CALL 724-0200 FOR MORE INFO lam, at the corner of East Ave­ able shoes) for Tashlich . nue and Glenwood in Paw­ Reservations fo r the dinner tu cket, invites th e public to ($12 .50 fo r adul ts, $6.25 for Paulene FUEL OIL• HEATING EQUIPMENT join in services for the upcom­ students and children) can be docs custom SERVICE PLANS • 24 -HOUR SEHVICE in g Yo mim Tovim. made by ca lli ng 722-3614 or Areferral service for "Three Generations Of Service" The schedul e is as fo llows: 729- 1606. All other programs jewelry design companions to the Rosh Hashanah are free . ~ 174-9460 elderly , since 1967 =fi~MMI Sept. 28: Maari v 6: 15 p.m . Joe Glads/one - Owner Sept. 29: Shachari s 8 a. m ., 401-421-1 21 3 Tashlich service - meet at the p.ntique J!.hfinisl1ins synagogue at 4 p.m., Mincha Professional Stripping ~ $ EARN MONEY $ Reglueing • Repairs 6: 15 p.m . Part-Time Sept. 30: 8 a. m. Call Shat 434-0293 435-5445 Cra nston Area Yorn Kippur ~ Free Estimates• Pick-Up , Delivery D ri ving 11 -yea r-old ,11:'11 dau tt431 1a:,1w,:,-1,wt11 Oct. 6: Kol Nidre 6 p.m . Oct. 7: Shacharis 9 a.m., to/from sc hool, Hebrew • 7/8' DOUBLE INSULATED GLASS Yi zkor approximately 12 p.m. school, dance/swim • CONTINUOUS LIFT HANDLE lessons, etc. • NIGHT LOCKS + 1/2 SCREEN Neilah 5:45 p.m . 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Pf~ lhe ad is to appear. 10% discount given for ads running continuously for one year. G Stanley Glick, PRESIDENT 0 MADE-RITE Thank You . RI JEWISH HERALD, P.O. BOX 6063, PR OVIDENCE, RI 02940 600 Park Ave ., Cranston 94 1-3222 100 Bellows Street, Warwick 944-1142 RI License #&743 20 - THE RHODE ISLA ND JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 , 1992

Little Connie's: A Corner of 'Sweet Dreams' by Omar Bradley Herald Contributing Reporter About a year ago, Debbie ~ Norman, owner of prestigious Rue de L'Espoir, had a dream of opening a small, in timate coffee cafe to complement her renowned French restaurant. Today, " Little Connie's Queen of Dreams Cafe," as she proudly proclaims it, has become everything she ex­ pected it to be - a quaint, charming corner of "sweet dreams" for the breakfast and brunch crowd. Located between her restau­ rant and a triple decker on Hope Street in Providence, Lit­ LITTLE CONNIE'S - Naomi Sachs arranges a multitude of tle Connie's beckons you to sweet pastries for the breakfast bunch. come inside and savor a de­ Hera ld photo /Jy Omar Bradley lightful array of sweet confec- A CATHOLIC JEWISH LIAISON - Father Ed ward Flannery Unli ke other cafes whose addresses the audience last week at a ceremony for a new bevera ges. monumental the Holocaust museum. Providence Mayor Vincent Debbie claims her "out­ sizes and volume often over­ whelm the "good morning Cianci, seen seated at right, had pledged his support for th e A Closer rageous" lasagna, gourmet piz­ monument during his first term as mayor. zas and sandwiches have every atmosphere," Little Connie's day attracted a steady flow of makes any repast a unique and students, business and profes­ worthwhil e dining experience. sional cli entel e who live and If you should feel the urge to Monument Honors Life work nearby. The cafe caters lick your fingers after eating a (Continued from Page I) plan for the monument. Pro­ baked goods that are low-fat , "sticky swirl," Debbie says it is Chamber you could get bagels fessor Szosz has created public low-priced yet very good for perfectly all right. Bon appetitl and lox from Miller's among sculptu re in Albany, N.Y., to the body as well as the soul. the survivors - " heroes of our memoralize the veterans of the Empress of Hunan time" in the mayor's words - Vietnam War among many (Continued from Page 11) their children and grandchil ­ other national projects. Clarification the house specialties, which dren, their fri ends and sup­ A monument is not a piece tions, natural baked goods and Reservations for the range from $8.95 to $20.95. porters. A group of witnesses of rock, but can be a work of a blend of aromatic coffees. Cranston Senior Guild's an­ Lunch specia ls range from from th e Human Rights Com­ art and beauty that lasts for ­ Savory pastries like "sticky nual Hanukkah luncheon on $3.75 to $5.95, and come with mission and other agencies ever and draws people to its swirls," simmering fruit pop­ Dec. 2 can be made with home-style fried rice or white gathered at 10 o'clock on a hot articulate dignity. overs and big breakfast muf­ both Evelyn Wolff at 463- rice, choice of wonton, hot and Indian summer Wednesday The ceremony of presenta­ fin s stuffed with fresh fruit and 7715 and Helen Forman at sour or egg drop soup and an morning. tion was brief. But it will be up nuts are all baked daily on the 52 1-0455. egg roll or fried chicken wings. David Newman, president to the committee now to premises of the Rue de L'Espoir. of the Holocaust Survivors of choose a design worthy of the Coffee, tea, juice and yogurt Rhode Island, accepted the ini­ magnitude of the task. smoothies round out th e ~ ...... _. .. _._._.rl'N ... Wllllrl'rl'Nrl' .. Nrl'N~ tia l award. He commended Ray Eichenbaum fo r his vision ·· -t\.E 7am-9pm c-~ .. and drive in keeping the idea CORRECTION .. 11/f ~lo11 day-Friday of a monument ali ve for more One Page 16 of the September 17 issue of the R.I. Jewish Ii-: ~ ~ \~, .., ,E'S 7·i?,t~:-~:)? r :;; : ~ than a decade. Herald an ad placed by Congregation Mi shkon Tfiloh stated .. V ,\, S1111d ay .. Morris Gastfreund, chai r­ that they were the only Orthodox synagogue on Providence's .. ~ .. man of the monument commit­ East Side conducting morning and evening services dail y. A .. ,-." LO-CAL, LO-FAT, ~ ~ tee, spoke of Roger Wi lliams in member of Cong regation Beth Sholom has informed us that " ID-TASTE FROZEN YOGURT - .. Providence and of George they offer the same services. The Hera ld regrets any inconve­ ~ ~ Washington at the Touro in nience this may have ca used. ~ DRINKS & DESSERIS ~ ·1o Newport. "They fo unded a tra­ dition of tolerance. Our monu- ~... ..,.., ...... ,.__.._.,._.,..,._,.._,._, ...... ,._,._.,._,...,._,.._..,_....,.,.J"'J",.,._,,._,._,._._,.._..,.,._,.,...._ ment will not look backward in ,------, gri ef alone, but forward, to honor li fe and to warn against ~ew England Safe Water Systems the neo-Nazis and bigots of SPECIALISTS IN WATER CONDITION I NG AND T ESTING 0 0 L ICE NSED BY THE D EPARTMENT OF H EAL TH 0 today." 00 Fa ther Edward Flannery, o WATER P U RI FICATION CONSULTANTS AND ENG IN EE RS who has created a Catholic- Ca ll and get the facts about Jewish liaison, stood straight as Chl orine and Cancer • Aluminum and Alzhe im er's Di sease a ramrod at the lectern be- Coliform Bacteria and Intestinal Damage tween the flags of our state and For free consultation call 401-738-0333 • 1-800-540-8644 nation . "The Holocaust is not O Listen to us Saturdays from Noon to I pm on 990AM WALE's "The Clean Water Act" · 0 just a Jewish problem. It is a O PURE Wi\TER IS fflE KE\' TO GOOD HEi\Lffl 0 Christian problem. When will Phi l Iannalo • Doug Goss RI Master Plumber # 1763 the Jews start to forget their~------~ Bl_JSINESS PR<>FILES loss - the worst crime in human history? When the Christians start to remember." The splendid room held in ROLEX • PATEK • CORUM • PIAGET the steamy heat of the Septem­ ber sunshine. Machinery of Don 't trust your timepiece to just anyone. Providence Watch repair riddled the room with DOES YOUR BUSINESS PROVIDE racket. Even so, a deep ca lm Hospital , Since 1940, has been servicing your watches. OUTSTANDING OR UNIQUE settled into the room. The monument committee I FREE ESTIMATES WHILE YOU WAIT. I SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY? has met with Merlin Szosz, a All overhauls warranteed for 1 year. Why not let our readers know about it? professor of sculpture at RISO, to crea te a working model of a LET US PUT YOU ON TIME! 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human labor - science to cure narrow definition of repentance becomes a free, active indi­ we assess our li ves, when we disease and improve life; agri­ as primarily the purging of sin vidual who takes up the work turn from evil, when we renew culture to increase nutrition; and guilt. He criticizes the exces­ of partnership and perfection ourselves, we use G-d's ulti­ Where To Find Your business and trade to sustain a sive concentration of "religious in every aspect of life. mate gift - our creativity. In Temple's Holiday higher level of well-being; poli­ man" on sinfulness, regret and Repentance also expresses growing and changing, we es­ Services Schedule tics and la w to assure theethica l tears which in turn leads to as­ and affirms free will; it proves tabjjsh freedom in our internal balance of life and justice fo r ceticism and self-denial. that the individual is not a fi xed world. Inner freedom is a pre­ society - is holy work. Repentance, properly under­ product of past experience. A requisite for tikkun olam; it is Properly done, these acti vi ties stood, is broader; it is nothing growing, self-creating indi­ the psychic parallel to the tri­ fulfill the human mission to be a less than "the work of Crea tion vidual breaks the "determin­ umph of liberty in the external partner with G-d. "The peak of ism" of past behavior - even political world. Through repen­ United Brothers ethical and religious perfection, of past trauma - and thus be­ tance, we make our most valu­ Synagogue ...... 8 that Judaism seeks to achieve, is Animals live and die comes fully human. able and d istincti ve contribu­ randomly as species Temple Emanu-El . .. 1O the human being !playing this Maimonides writes that the tion in the divine-human part­ Temple Am David ...... 14 role] as the creator lof the per­ types but each unique more humans become indi­ nership to perfect the world. If Temple Beth David ...... 14 fected world]" (ibid., 84). human being lives out viduals, exercising free will, the we repent, we fill the world Temple Sinai ...... 15 Repenta nce is critical to his or her own mission mored i vine providence focuses with free, unique, competent Congregation tikkun olam. Humans must re­ in the full glow of on them. Animals live and die human beings: ourselves. Sons of Jacob ...... 15 pent a nd cease spoiling the randomly as species types but divine providence. lroing Greenberg is president Touro Synagogue ...... 15 world : "that we stop the op­ each unique human being Jj ves of CLA L - the National Jewish B'nai Israel ...... 16 pression we inflict ion others] out his or her own mission in Center for Learning and Leader­ Temple Habonim ...... 17 with our own hands and return - self-creation." Overcoming the full glow of divi ne provi­ ship and author of The Jewish Temple Beth-El ...... 17 to You to observe Your desir­ past habits, developing new dence. Thus, repentanceasself­ Way (New York: S11111111it Books). able laws with a whole heart" skills, breaking out of routine creation draws down the full­ (Yorn Kippur liturgy). are all aspects of repentance ness of divine spirit. This is at But - here is Soloveitchik's (ibid., 94ff, 92). once the purpose and the ful­ brilliant contribution - repen­ Individuation is a nother fillment of the ha la cha, the Jew­ tance is a much broader concept facet of the process of repen­ ish wayoflife(ibid., 104ff, 102ff, than turning from evil behavior tance. Moving away from ge­ llOff) to doing good. Sure, the indis­ neric, species behavior, the hu­ On Rosh Hashanah, when BEST WISH ES pensable first step is to stop being man grows beyond social con­ wicked. ButSoloveitchik rejectsa formity and group-think and FOR A HEA LTHY Joyous AND HAPPY rJ Happy New Year ~ Rosh Hashanah Greetings NEW YEAR WOONSOCKET GLASS from the and MIRROR CO., INC. Congregation FROM CHARLES J. DONOVAN Mr. & M rs. S h eppie Dressler Sons of Jacob and Synagogue M AYOR OF W ARWICK Mr. & Mrs. Stephe n Dressle r 762-5953 • 37 Corey Street, Woonsocket • 800-767-5954

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18 1 WAYLAND AVENUE AT WAYLAND SQUARE ALMACS A4-THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1992 ROSH HASHANAH GREETINGS I ,I.' Rosh Hashanah Combines the Universal and the Jewish I' by Rabbi Bernard S. Raskas there is the referral to the gen­ perate voice crying, "Sarah! recently read the story of two unpleasant but necessary ac­ I esis of the Jewish people as a Sarah'" When she reached her young Israeli soldiers who were tions for self-preservation. i i ST PAUL, Minn. (JTA) - particular people. It ca lls to boy and calmed him down, she on miluim (reserve duty). Their Th e shofar on Rosh Rosh Hashanah, meaning the mind the special covenant be­ asked why he had called her task was to patrol an area where Hashanah isa homing signal. It "beginning of the year" is never tween G-d and the Jews. Sarah when he always called Jews and Arabs lived in the is a primal blast cutting through designated by that name in the The uniqueness of Rosh her Mother at home. The child same neighborhood in Jerusa­ extraneous noises reaching the Bible. It is simply called "a me­ Hashanah expresses the con­ wisely explained, "It was no lem. It was a very tense area. depth of the individual soul. morial of trumpet blowing." cept that our peoplehood is of a use calling mother, mother - One Israeli soldier chanced to The traditional 100 soundings Although the day and month is double nature. We are a part of the place is full of mothers. l see an Arab woman rummag­ are divided into a series of 30 mentioned, its purpose is rather humanity sharing its destiny want my mother'" ing through the garbage. He blasts to help mark off the three vague. and hopes. But,atthesametirne, The rights, traditions and took pity on her and gave her main portions of the liturgy, Later the rabbis named it as we are a unique people sepa­ customs of Judaism express its his sandwich. "malchiyot," affirming G-d as the day of the creation of the rated from the rest of human­ awareness of all of creation. But His soldier buddy then said the universal ruler; "zichronot," world. From a universal point ity. its particularistic forms render to him, "I don't know whether alluding to the memories that of view it is the first month, the This creative tension that is it personal and immediate. I can go to war with you. You bind the Jewish people to G-d first day of creation and the inherent in all forms of religion And yet, the universality is might shoot too late." The other a nd to one another, and genesis of humankind. The lit­ finds expression in this won­ always there. For example, in soldier responded, "I don' t "shofrot," the proclamation of urgy states it exactly "hayom derful story. One warm spring the fourth benediction of the know whether I can go to war moral truths. Encapsulated here haratolom," "this day the world day a young mother took her amidah we pray, "Reign in your with you. You might shoot too we fi nd the central expression was called into being." small son on a school picnic. glory over the whole universe," soon." of the Jewish faith. However, at the same time The boy wandered away from but we conclude with "Blessed The double nature of Jewish The shofar sound cannot be the setting of the prayers and thegroup,and after he had been are you who sanctifies Israel." peoplehood in which there is seen, tasted or felt, but only central themes are profoundly missing for some time, his The tension between the uni­ recognition that Jews area part heard. It pierces the inner being Jewish as are all the scripture mother began an anxious search versal and the particular on of humanity, but also a people and sets the spiritual tone of the references. Particularly in the for him. Rosh Hashanah is not abstract, with a unique history and des­ holy day. It has often been re­ zichronot (memories) passages Suddenly, she heard a des- but very real on a daily basis. I tiny, is something that we are ferred to as "a prayer without forced to struggle with on Rosh words." Its meaning is ex­ Hashanah. Surely there are pressed on many levels of spiri­ times when cooperation with tuality and it strikes the chords all peoples is deeply religious, of young and old alike. but at other times the need for It is important to note the survival requires one to take unique nature of the way Rosh

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by Debra Nussbaum Cohen That makes it prime time for seeds of Jewish values that that "fa mily values" aren't the going to be a function of the sermons, as every rabbi knows might influence their decisions exclusive province of the presi­ strength of the family," he says. NEW YORK (JT A) - On no -the sweeps period of the Jew­ in the coming year. dent and his Republican con­ Ronald Roth, rabbi of the occasion are more Jews sitting ish calendar, when rabbis have The High Holy Days, in other vention delegates. West End Synagogue, a Con­ in synagogue pews than on the the opportunity to reach words, are no time for extem­ Rabbis will be focusing on servativecongregation in Nash­ solemn days of Rosh Hashanah congregants who otherwise poraneous exegesis. the very same topic during the ville, Tenn., says that 'family and Yorn Kippur. don't set foot in a synagogue all A random survey of rabbis Days of Awe; some say that values' has been beaten to death In addition to being intent year and service attendees are from across the denominational "regaining" Jewish family val­ and misshapen [by politicians]. on the workshop at hand, syna­ anxious for something to break spectrum revels that indeed, ues must be the community's "The Jewish value is teach­ gogue a tte ndees' legs a re up the long services. they are thinking about their goal if it is to improve the de­ ing your children and passing cramped from sitting down and It is the rabbis' best chance to sermons long before the first pressing picture of intermar­ on Judaism, an area we've ne­ standing up in the same place inspire la rge numbe rs o f blasts of the shofar usher in the riage, d isaffiliation and assimi­ glected," he says. all day, their minds are wan­ congregants - to push them new year. lation painted by the recent In his high holy day remarks, dering from the liturgy and they toward reflection and obser­ And d espite the eterna l National Jewish Population Roth plans to issue a call for are doing their best to stifle vance, to spark their interest in truths of the Torah, in an elec­ Survery. parents to take "an active and yawns. spirituality and to plant the tion year, even the most tradi­ Accord ing to Jeffrey serious role in the education of tional of rabbis are turning to Bienenfeld, rabbi at the Ortho­ their children." political themes for that valu­ d ox Young Israel of St. Louis, He'll also be talking about A Happy and Healthy New Year able quality known as rel­ Mo., "More of a focus has to be the "very permeable barrier" from the evance. on family values. 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Rabbi Jerome Herzog, at His colleague to the north, also be discussing personal re­ Jews w ho helped save Jews plans to have congregants talk Knesseth Israel, an Orthodox Rabbi James Glazier of Temple sponsibility. during the Holocaust. about their own encounters congregati on in St. Louis Park, Sinai, a Reform congregation in Moti va ted by a recent vaca­ He plans to devote his Yorn with dea th. Minn., a suburb of Minneapo­ South Bu rlington, Vt., will also tion to the Ca nadian Rockies, Kippur speeches to the concept For Rosh Hashanah, she will lis, also plans to discuss family speak about the gift of being a where he gazed upon seem­ of guilt, on both personal and be giving a two-part series on values, by appropriating the Jew today and what responsi­ ingly immutable glaciers hun­ national levels, heexplains,and incorporating spirituality into initials of th e virus that ca uses bilities come along wi th that. dreds of thousands of yea rs old, the "recognition that it ca n be everyday li fe, which she ca lls AIDS. Glazier was inspired by re­ Kurtz plans to talk about the used in a positive way to em­ "the major challenge of Juda­ "H.I. V.: hypocrisy, indiffer­ cent trips he took to the Nazi constant change of the world power us." ism." ence and violence in our soci­ death camps in Poland, and to and the part that indi viduals Bo nnie Koppel! , a Rabbi Sue Ann Wasserman, ety," he ex plains. "It's a crazy New York's Ellis Island. play in that dynamic. Reconstructionist rabbi a t a of the Brooklyn Heights syna­ world, and it frightens me." "We should look upon our­ "Rosh Hashanah suggests Conserva tive synagogue nea r gogue in New York, a Reform Rabbi Jay R. Davis, of Vero selves as a pri vileged lot who that individ uals with free choice Phoeni x, Temple Beth Sholom congregation, will talk about Beach, Fla .'s Reform Temple should utilize this bl essing to and free will ha ve enormous in Mesa, Ariz., will talk about spirituality in the contex t of Beth Shalom, will a lso ta lk the full est," he says. impact on th e world. Havin g Jewish concepts of the afterlife, ritual. about the elections, but he will "We are left wi th the legacy seen the glaciers I realize the "since Yorn Kjppur is about an Wasserman will devote at focus on more than changes in of li ving li ves that can bring little speck we are in human encounter with one's own mor­ least one of her Rosh Hashanah government administrations. Judaism to greater fruition. We history, but we sti ll have a need tality." ta Ik s to the signi fi ca nee of ritual He will be talking about how have an opportunity to bring to make a difference- like the Judaism's view of the after­ in our lives as Jews and the the Jewish people influence the greater vi taHty to our people. Ri ghteous Gentiles, ord inary life is one of the subjects she is importance of creating new ritu­ electi ons in Israel and the We're left with this precious people who were everyday he­ most frequently asked about, als where traditions do not al­ United States, but his central opportunity and we should not roes," he says, referring to non- Koppell says, adding that she ready ex ist. issue will be the election of the fancifu ll y throw it away. Jewish people, or chosen-ness, "We have been blessed for a nd the res ponsibility that so long that we're not aware of HAPPY NEW YEAR comes along with it. how unique the American ex­ from Davis decid ed on the elec­ perience has been fo r Jews. We tion theme beca use of a recent must recogni ze this blessing CLINICALAB, Inc. ex perience he had leading a re­ and not let it be lost from our gionalconcla ve of Reform teen­ grasp," Glazier says. Renee Vogel, M.D. agers. "These kids take their Rabbi Vernon Kurtz, o f election seriously," he says. North Suburban Synagogue 11 Pl easant Street 1 Randall Square "These kids are saying we're Beth El, a Conservative congre­ the ones who have to make it gation in Highland Park, Il l., a Providence, RJ 02906 Providence, RI 02909 happen." suburb north of Chicago, will EXPERT MOVING 456-0545 456-0558 AND STORAGE HYPERTENSION & NEPHROLOGY, INC. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MARC S. WEINB ERG , M.D. , F.A.C.P. Fully Insured With Best Wishes DAVID C. YOBURN , M.D., F.A.C.P. REASONABLE RATES RI CHARD A. COTTIERO, M.D. AND STAFF 785-0152 For a Happy New Year Call For Estimates Wish You A Happy and Healthy New Year Wishing all a Happy Holiday and I 076 North M ain Street, Providence. Rh ode Island (401 ) 86 1-77 11 Healthy New Year

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At 205 High St. in Bristol, members' homes until 1916 joined together to rededicate the stalled. As a result, a new kitchen dedication of the United Broth­ nestled in among typical New when the present building was Chevra Agudas Achim. and new carpeting and painting ers Synagogue is particularly England shingle houses, stands erected. It was furnished with Today the United Brothers now enhance the first fl oor. appropriate for Rosh Hashanah a neat trim building, which lecterns and pews from St. Mary's Synagogue is an active congre­ There are weddings, bar and as a symbol of the renewal and looks like all the others, except and St. Michael's churches in gation with membership be­ bat mitzvahs, baby namings, rededica tion of our faith at this for the blue glass Star of David town. They are still in use today. tween 30 and 35 families of all adult studies and Girl Scout time of the year. window set above the newly re­ The congregation fl ourished ages. The "younger generation" meetings held there. Hebrew l.o'Shanah Tovah Tikatevu! furbished double front doors through the late 1930s, although moving back to Bristol and school and religious training for and a little sign on the right say­ membership never numbered many Jewish students at Roger chil dren will begin as the fami­ ing, "Chevra Agudas Achim." more than 45 fa milies. They Wi lliams College ha ve redis­ lies of the younger generation Services Schedule Known as The United Broth­ were a closely knit religious covered the little building on come of age. Sa bbath evening ers Synagogue, this congrega­ group, a minority who always High Street. This year it is 76 services are held on the first Sept. 27: Erev Rosh Hashanah tion was chartered on June 11 , maintained good relati ons with years old and isa historical land­ Friday of each month. In addi­ service, 8 p.m. 1900. It was founded by a small the other churches in Bristol. mark designee. tion, Can tor William Cra usma n Sept. 28 : Rosh Hashanah group of Jewish settlers in After World War U, how­ Two large bea utiful stained­ and organist Raymond Buttero service first day, 10 a. m. Bri stol as an outcropping of a ever, membership began to de­ g lass w ind ows, d e picting with a choir, will conduct High Sept. 29: Rosh Hashanah Yo ung Men's Hebrew Associa­ cline as the younger genera ti on Moses and Naomi with Ruth, Holy Days Services beginning service second day, 10 a.m. tion that had existed as ea rl y as moved away. By theearl y 1960s frame the traditional altar in at 8 p.m. for the evening service Oct. 2: NO SABBATH 1895. Services were held in the congregation had become the jewel-like sanctuary on the and 10 a.m. for the daily ser­ EVEN ING SERVICE inactive. And so it remained second floor. In 1990, because vices for Ros h Hashanah and Oct. 6: Erev Yorn Kippur ­ until 1975 when a small group ofan infestation of powder-post Yorn Kippur. Kol Nid re, 8 p.111. of Jews, some newcomers to beetl es in the original wooden Gary Ka ufma n, the new Oct. 7: Yom Kippur service, J!'lhana@lovah Bristol, some descend an ts of the beams in the cell ar, the entire young president of the United 10 a.111.; Yiskor Memorial found ing fa milies and some first floor wasd ismantled while Brothers Synagogue, welcomes service, 1 p.111 ., Ne'ilah from outside the East Bay area cement and steel bea ms were in- any inquiries about member­ Concluding service, 5 p.111 . shi p. Wri te to him at United Oct. 11: Erev Succoth Brothers Synagogue, 205 High Oct. 12 to Oct. 19: Succoth St., Bristol, RI 02809. Oct. 19: Yiskor Memorial This brief history of the WITH BEST WISHES service founding, fo undering and re- Oct. 20: Simchat Torah FORA NEW YEAR OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PEACE

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Temple Emanu-EI an­ New England in educational, Zev was chairman of last chapter, and was youth lounge school and is currently a coun­ nounces that two nigh school­ religious, cultural and social year's Purim Carnival and has chairman. He is a junioratClas­ sellori.n trainingatCamp Ramah. age members have recently action events this year. been a leaderof the BM B youth­ sical High School, where he won Informed Temple historians been elected to top positions of Both students have been ac­ led service and breakfast at an excellence in writing award do not recall any prior Temple leadership of the New England tiveatTemple Emanu-Eland in temple. He was the hospitali ty from the Pravidence Jou rna/ for a Emanu-El USY members hold­ Region United Synagogu e the community. Both graduated chairman for the USY Interna­ sports story last year. He also ing regional office in more than Youth (NERUSY). from the Alperin Schechter Day tional Convention that brought serves as a peer counselor at a decade. Zev Alexander, son of Sheila School and attend the Harry more than 1,000 students to and Paul Alexander, has been Elkin Midrasha. Boston in December, 1991. Zev elected president, and Oren Zev and Oren have been ad­ is a senior at Classical High Kaunfer, son of Rabbi Alvan visers to the junior congrega­ School, where he has played Services at Temple Emanu-EI and Marcia Kaunfer, has been tion and have been officers of three years of varsity soccer and e lected progra mming vice the USY Chapter at Tem ple tennis, won more tha n 25 First day, Sept. 27: Maariv, 6 shabbat, Bohnen Vestry, president of New England Re­ Emanu-El. awards at state, regional and p.m. 9:30 a.m.; service, main gion. They both were selected for national debate tournaments, Sept. 28: Preliminary service, sanctuary, 10 a.m.; junior They will lead about 2,000 the Heschel Honor Society, a has been chairman of peercoun­ 8:30 a.m.; Shaharit, 9:15 congregation, Fishbein Jewish youth from 30 syna­ USY subgroup for deeply com­ seli.ng, and is the current sports a.m .; junior congregation, Chapel, 10:30 a.m., and gogue chapters throughout mitted Jewish students. editor of the Classical Review . 11 a.m.; children's pro­ service, Fishbein Chapel, He was selected to participate grams, 11 a.m.; Tashlich, 6:30 p.m. in a specia l 10-week program 4:30 p.m.; Mi.nhah and Memorial services at Lincoln this summer in Israel through Ma'ariv, 6:30 p.m. Happy New Year Park Cemete ry C hapel in Camp Ramah. Second day Sept. 29: Prelimi­ Warwick are Oct. 4 at noon. i::;ow to all our Friends & Customers. Oren Kaunfer was a chair­ nary service, 8:30 a.m .; man of the Regional Turkey llllll~ESIGNS For free consultation, call Don: 944-0033 traditional Shaharit, 9:15 Large-print high holy day Gorden City. Cronslon Da nce hosted by Te mple a.m.; family service, 10:30 prayerbooks are available Emanu-El USY last year, has a.m.; children's programs, through the temple office. served as religious educa tion 11 a.m.; Minhah and Infra red headsets for the Antipasto's vice president fo r the local USY Ma'ariv, 6:45 p.m. hearing-impaired are available Services f or Sabbath of for use in the main sanctuary. Super Salad Bar, Fresh Seafood & Italian Cuisine NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS Repe11tence include: The sermons fo r Ros h Oct. 3, Shabbath Shuvah: Hashanahand Yorn Kippurwill Happy New Year SENERCHIA service, Fishbein Chapel, 8 be interpreted in sign language BROS., INC. a.m .; religious school once again. Cocktail Lounge Open I 2 noon - J am Daily• Entertainment on Saturdays Hours: Serving lunch and dinner Monday- Thursday 11 :30 am - 9:00 pm We Specialize In: Friday 11 :30 am - 10 pm • Saturday 5 pm - 10 pm• Sunday 2 pm - 8 pm Tennis &. Basketba ll Courts Ice Skating Rink> MR. and MRS. IRVING A. ACKERMAN Mariner Square, Narragansett • 789-5300 Asphalt & Asphalt Products Seal Coating and family Parking Loli • Driveways 821-0565 1 Free Estimates Wish all their Relatives and Friends a Healthy and Happy New Year HAPPY NEW YEAR! FROM ALL OF US Best Wishes for a Happy, Healthy & ;fft.·--- Sweet New Year OCEAN VIBW CHINESE RESTAURANT THE Authenti c Szechuan & Mandarin Cuisine MEADOWBROOK Wishing All a Joyous Rosh Hashanah Over I 00 Gounnet Dishes,.- Take-Out Service: 783-9070 Peter BL EDEN CINEMA Casual Atmosphere : Serving Lunch & Dinner 2452 Warwick Avenue, Warwick Affordable Quality Closed Tuesday WAYLAND SQUARE, PROVIDENCE Across from Super Stop & Shop 39 Mariner Square, 140 Point Judith Road , Narragansett. RI 331-1070 Call 738-2471 for times & listing s. Opposite Narragansett Super Stop & Shop

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A 12 - THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1992 ROSH HASHANAH GREETINGS Start the New Year With New High Holiday Books for Children

by Dr. Marcia Posner demonstrate Jewish values and SERVICES FOR THE HIGH Eric Kimmel, illustrated by the world. Its childlike format holiday themes in everyday life. HOLIDAYS Erika Weihs (Vi king). Here, the and simple dialogue will ap­ Selichot: A Family Service, concepts of charity, prayer and peal to children of ages 4 to 8. NEW YORK (JT A) - Chil­ NON-FICTION ABOUT Rosh Hashanah: A Family Ser­ forgiveness are made real by Tile World's Birthday by Bar­ dren tend to think in concrete THE HIGH HOLIDAYS vice, and Yam Kippur: A Family three stories - one about a bara Diamond Golden, illus­ terms, w hich is why it may be My Very Own Rosh Hashanah, Service are three books by Judith magic samovar, another about trated by Jeanette Winter difficult for them to understand and My Very Own Yam Kippur Z. Abrams, illustrated by a shepherd's humble prayers (Harcourt, Brace), tells how a the abstract themes embodied (Kar-Ben Copies) by Judye S. Katherine J. Kahn. Published and another about how a great little boy makes a birthday party by the High Holidays. Fortu­ Groner and Madeline Wikler, by Kar-Ben Copies, they may rabbi must beg forgiveness af­ for the world on Rosh nately, there are ma ny fine for ages 4 to 8. Rosh Hashanah be used by adults with children ter insulting a beggar. Hashanah, and that the world books about the holidays that and Yam Kippur: Sweet Begin­ from ages 3 to 7. While follow­ Adapted from Jewish tradi­ must have attended-as it blew are geared to a child's develop­ nings by Malka Drucker (Holi­ ing the order of the service, the tion, charmingly illustrated and out the candles on its birthday mental level and will help trans­ day), for ages 8 to 12. Sound the themes of the holidays are dra­ told for children ages 7 to 10. cake. Told tenderly with great la te these themes using ex­ Shofar by Miriam Chaikin mati zed with story, song and wisdom for children from 4 to 8. amples to w hich children can (Clarion), for ages 10 to 14. HOLIDAY THEMES IN suggested activities. The ser­ Tsedakah­ relate. The above are all excellent FlCTION vices are available individually Righteousness/Charity There are children's editions books that include history, ob­ Creation and the One G-d: or asa set with a cassette: "Songs The Ring and the Window-Seat of High Holiday services, but servance, law, lore and activi­ Abm/1n111'sGreat Discovery by for the High Holidays," and a by Amy Hest, illustrated by most of all, there are stories that ties for the High Holidays. Dina Maiben ( ightingale Re­ "Leader's Guide." Deborah Haeffele (Scholastic), sources of Cold Spring, .Y.) is is a story within a story, about a a retelling of the mid rash about STORIES FOR THE HIGH little girl who gives the money Abraham's search for G-d, first HOLIDAYS she had saved for a ring to a in his father's idol shop, and Days of Awe: Stories for Rosh Jewish carpenter in order to help Hashannh and Yam Kippur by then in the natural wonders of from pay fo r his daughter's passage to safety in America. An elegant 'J'J{T, 'J(OSJiT-'l((j01.1'1(9vfT-'T, I'll({;. & book with a special quality for 'I'JiT- JT-WJSJiTay CELLJl!J( TO FAITHFUL O LD FRIE N DS children from 6 to 10. TO CHERIS HED N EW FRIENDS The Store That Mama Built by 401-732-8344 O UR BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, HEALTHY Robert Lehrman (Macmillan) is (jl:f'T'BJI.S'l(.Ef[S J"'l(_O'M Jl.5 LOW Jl.5 $15 AND PROSPEROU S NEW YEAR a moving, well-written story AL L OUR FOOD ITEMS ARE CERTIFIED KOS H ER. 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(UAHC), provides lively, rhyth­ sents the Ten Commandments ages 6 to 13 and their parents, fortlie Jewish Book Council. Posner Zichronot - Remembrance mic little rhymes for parents or in positiveage-appropriate lan­ who have come in contact with isalsoa /ibran;consultant for UJA­ Daddy's Chair by Sandy care-givers to recite to children guage, accompanied by little Jewish tradition and are curi­ Federation and past president of Lanton, illustrated by Shelly ages 6 months to 4 years. Most finger puppets that act out the ous about the reasons behind the Association of Jewish Librar­ Haas (Kar-Ben Copies), is a ten­ have been adapted from IO Little commandments. Engaging and them. Not only are many reli­ ies, wliich she now serves as chap­ der book that handles the death Indians, but others are original. useful for ages 3 to 5. gious questions d iscussed, but ter coordinator. The Jewish Book of a young father with great Jewish Child's First Book of The UAHC KidsCatalogoflew­ also historical and philosophical Council is a nonprofit agency pro­ sensitivity. Little Michael at first Why by Alfred J. Kolatch, illus­ islt Living, written and illus­ questions. The goal of the book is moting tliewriting, publishing and denies his fa ther's death and trated by Harry Ara ten trated by Chaya M. Burstein, toencouragemorequestionsand reading of books oflewish interest. refuses to let anyone sit in his Oona than David), has 15simple tells children ages 9 to 12 about father's chair, but later on be­ questions and answers that in­ Jewish living from a Reform comes reconciled and finds troduce some of the most famil­ perspective - that being Jew­ comfort in the chair. A specia l iar Jewish traditions to children ish includes study of Jewish book for a child from 4 to 8 and from ages 4 to 9. Despite the history and religious books, for parents. simplicity and clarity of his an­ prayer, belonging to a temple, Remember Not to Forget by swers, Kolatch (who i the au­ and s tudying Hebrew. The Norman Finkelstein (Watts) thor of the acclaimed adult Jew­ book includes illus tratio n, reviews the history of the Holo­ ish Book of Wliy and Second Jew­ puzzles, acti vities, biographi­ caust and why it must never be isli Book of Why) does not ne­ cal profiles and bibliography. forgotten. He describes various glect the spirit behind the tradi­ W/iat Does Being Jewisl, Mean? memorials and ways to observe tions and their historical origin by Rabbi E.B. Freedman (Or­ New Year's Greetings Yorn Hashoah. For children 7 in Judaism. Araten's brightly thodox), Jan Greenberg (Re- from to 12. OTHER EXCITING NEW THE FORECQURT TENNIS & BOOKS FOR JEWISH DR. and MRS. 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6:02 p.m.; Kol NidreS:45 p.m. HOSHANAH RABBAH Temple Am David Services Wed., Oct. 7: Shaharit 8 a.m.; Sun.,Oct.18: Shaharit8:15a.m. Temple Junior Congregation & Pre­ f-li gh holy day services will School 10:-15a.m. to 12:lSp.m.; SHEM I NI A TZERET/ School 10:45 a.m. to 12:45 SIM HAT TORAH Beth David again be led by Rabbi Arnold Rabbi's Message 10:15 a.m.; p.m.; Rabbi's Message Yizkor Sam /am, director of the Bureau of Tashlikh-Minha-Ma'ari v 6 Sun., Oct. 18: Ca ndlelighting 10:45 a.m.; Minah, Ne'ilah, 5:42 p.m., Minha-Ma'ariv 6 Services Jewish Educa tion of Rhode Isla nd, p.m.;Candlelight-ing7:21 p.m. Ma'ariv4:15p.m.;Conclusion and Cantor Danny Funk , lead Tues.,Sept. 29: Shaharit 8 p.m .; p.m. of Services - Shofar, Hav­ Mon., Oct. 19: Shaharit 9 a. m .; f-ligh f-lolidayservicesa t Temple singer of the Jewish-American mu­ Junior Congregation and pre­ dalah 7:10 p.m. Beth Da vid ill Narragansett will sical group Safam. Cantor Charles School 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 Junior Congregati on 10:15 SUKKOT a. m . (chapel); Yiz kor 10:15 be led by Ethall Adler alld Rick Ross will again serve as Baal p.m.; Rabbi's Message 10:15 Sun., Oct. 11: Candlelighting Per/mall. Shaharit. a.m.; Minha 6:15 p.m . a. m .; Additional Yi zkor Ser­ 5:50 p.m .; Minha-Ma'ari v 6 vice fo ll owed by Minha 6 SE RVICE SCHEDULE ROSH HASHANAH SHABBAT SHUVA p.m. Sept. 19: 10 p.m. Selihot Sun., Sept. 27: Candlelighting Fri., Oct. 2: Candlelighting 6:07 p.m .; Ca ndlelighting 6:50 Mon., Oct. 12: Shaha rit 9 a.m.; p.m.; M a'ariv, Hakafot, Read­ services, 11 p.m. collation 6:16 p.m .; Minha-Ma'ari v p.m .; Minha-Ma'a ri v, 6: 15 Junior Congregation 10:15 Sept. 27: 6 p.m. erev Rosh 6:15 p.m. p.m.;Shaharit,Oct.39:30a.m. ing of Torah and Mehina Con­ a.m. (chapel); Minha-Ma'ariv secration 6:30 p.m. Hashanah Mon., Sept. 28: Shaharit 8 a.m.; YOM KIPPUR 6 p.m .; Candlelighting 6:57 Sept. 28: 9 a. m. First day Rosh Ju nior Congregati on and Pre- Tues., Oct. 6: Candleli g hting Tues., Oct. 20: Shaharit 9 a. m.; p.m. Hakafot w ith Junior Congre­ Hashanah, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13: Shaharit 9 gation in Main Sanctuary Mincha/Maariv 0------NEW YEAR GREETINGS --- 0 a.m.; Junior Congregation 10:15 a.m.; Minhha-Ma 'ariv Sept. 29: 9 a. m. Second day 10:15 a. m. (chapel); Minha­ 6p.m. Rosh Hashanah, 6:30 p.m. Ma'ariv 6 p.m. Mincha/Maariv CEDAR CRAFT CO. Oct. 6: 5:30 p.m. CEDAR FENCES • FURNITURE • GARDEN HOUSES candlelighting ceremonies, 1400 Bald Hill Road. Warwick • 821 -8500 • Free Estimates Joyous Rosh Hashanah Greetings 6 p.m. Kol Nidre Oct. 7: 9 a.m. Yorn Kippur, ~from~ Yizkor; 4:30 p.m . Mincha; 5:30 p.m. Ne'illa; 7 p.m. We Wish All of Our Friends a Joyous, Jim and Councilwoman Rita Williams Havdalah/ Shofar Oct. 19: 9:30 a. m . Shemini Healthy and Peaceful Rosh Hashanah Atzeret, Yizkor; 7:30 p.m. Best Wishes for a Happy New Yea r Simchat Torah, Hakafot TRAVEL-TIME, INC. THE MILLERS Micki e & Herb Goldberge r Maria Gelsomino Miller Corrugated Box Co. Ly nn Dressler Sandy Messin g 289 Kil vert Street, Warw ic k 739-7020 Happy New Year Martha McNeile Lisa McConnell Jenni fo r Rutherford from Best Wishes for a Happy New Y ear Mr. an d Mrs. Irving Dickens of BELWING TURKEY FARM Best Wishes 773 TAUNTON AVENUE , SEEKONK, MA• 336-9 142 'Distinctive 'Women 's 'Ja.sftion 25 l South Main Streel For A Providence Happy, Healthy MORRIS (40 l) 272-4480 New Year TRANSPARENT BOX CO. 945 Warren Avenue., East Provid enc e, RI 02914 • 438-6116 ~uncan Bob Bernstein • Sheryl Bernstein THERMOFOLDING • COVERS· PLASTIC CARDS Joel Bernstein· Lillian Bernstein T FABRICATORS & SUPPLIERS OF ACETATE MATERIALS BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW Y EAR Jff ~ff£ RESTAURANT AN D LOU NGE :fFVEL HOPE TRAVEL, INC.+ Reservoir Avenue, Cranston 32 GOFF AVENUE GLASS & MIRRORS SPECIALS STARTING AT 17 95 PAWTIJCKET,RI 02860 942- 1211 Inside RI : I-401-728-3600 Custom Wall Mirrors Nationwide: I-800-367-0013 Insulated Glass• Safety Glass• Window Glass• Table Tops New Year's Greetings FAX I-401-724-8076 Palio Doors • Shower Doors • Store Fronts Joyous Rosh Hashanah Greetings from Happy New Year A GENERAL GLASS CO. '-I'-' 100 Cald er Streel, Cranston , Rhode Island ALFONSO'S Free Estim ates 943-4732 Full y In sured TAILORS & CLEANERS

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Al 6- THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1992 HASHANAH GREETINGS B'nai Israel Wk>P t Sept. 27: Erev Rosh Hashanah 6:30 p.m. Sept. 28: Rosh Hashanah first day, morningservice8:30a.m., Torah and shofar service 9:30 a.m., Tashlich - meet in syna­ gogue parking lot at 4:30 p.m., Mincha-Maariv 6:30 p.m. Sept. 29: Second day, Morning service 8:30 a.m., Torah and shofar service 9:30 a.m. Oct. 3: Shabbat Shuva h 8:30 a.m. Oct. 6: Erev Yorn Kippur, Mincha-Kol Nidre 6 p.m. Oct. 7: Yorn Kippur Day, Morn­ ing service 9 a.m., Torah ser­ vice 10:30 a.m., Yizkor about PRE-HOLIDAY FAMILY PROGRAM - Rabbi Elana Kantor noon, Mincha 5 p.m., Neila 6 demonstrates a gesture to a full audience Sunday at Temple p.m., Conclusion 7:20 p.m. B' nai Israel. Photo by Omar Bradley

To all our dear Mrs. Iser Wid awski friends and and Family wish their relatives. we're ha[om Relatives and wishing a New Year Fri ends a of Health. Happiness and Peace. Happy, Healthy and Prosperous SUPPER TIME - Ra bbi Michael Wasserman and son Gabriel Trudy and Jerry Katz and Family New Year were among theose in attendance at Temple B'nai Israel's story­ Elyse , Michelle, Marcia, Joel & Rebecca, telling event. Photo by Omar Bradley Debra & Michael

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Habonim Rosh Hashanah evening ser­ On Oct. 4, the temple will vices fo r members of Temple sponsor its annual Cemetery Services Beth-El will be held on Sept. 27 Pilgrimage at 10 a.m. at the at 8: 15 p.m. Services for Rosh temple's historic cemetery on The schedule fo r the high Hashanah day will continue on Reservoir Avenue in Provi­ holy day services at Temple Sept. 28 at 10 a.m. The annual dence. Habonim is as follows: children's service will be held For more information on ROSH HASHANAH on Sept. 28 at 3 p.m. Members how to become a part of the Sun., Sept 27: evening of the community are welcome Temple Beth-El family or to at­ service, 8 p.m. to attend this service. tend services as the temple's Mon., Sept. 28: family Rabbi Les lie Gutterman will guest, ca ll Executive Director worship service, 9 a. m.; deli ver the sermonette at a fes­ Rob Goldberg at 331-6070. regular morning service, ti ve reception, sponsored by the 10:45 a. m.; ta shlikh family Sisterhood's Family Program HAPPY NEW YEAR service, 3 p.m. Committee, which will be held Tues., Sept. 29: morning fo llowing the service. Each d1ild SHORE'S MARKET service, 10:30 a.m. who attends the service will re­ 1590 Mineral Spring Avenue YOM KIPPUR ceive a miniatureshofarprsented North Providence Tues., Oct. 6: evening service, by the temple's Brotherhood. 353-1920 (Kol Nidre), 8 p.m. Wed., Oct. 7: fam il y worship service, 9 a. m .; regular [?r morning service, 10:45 a.m.; afternoon service, 3: 15 p.m. OUR BEST WISHES FOR A HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR A Very Happy New Year SUPREME STORY HOUR- Benjamin Swartout appears intent while his Dairy Farms, Inc. father Jared and sister Elana listen on at the pre-holiday 111 K.ilvert Street, Warwick fk::f}ts~ storytelling eveni. Photo by Omar Bradley 739-8 180 Albert J. Benharris , Limited Partner Happy Holidays from Gary S. Siperstein, C.P.A. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR ~iek~/t4w 1i.M ~t~t~t The Wilcox Building 181 Willett Avenue, Rte. 103 TO OUR CUSTOMERS & FRIENDS 42 Weybosset Street, Providence, RI 02903 East Providence (located in Riversi de) (401) 351 -1000 (800) 556-7078 433-3685 CHASE AUTO BODY WORKS d New Year's Greetings CLARK 318 WEST FOU NTAIN STREET, PROVIDENCE THE LOCKSMITH 274-3684 42 Un io n Street, Providence , RI 02903 331 -8234

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When Rosh Hashanah ar­ with a surprising ingredient: to add to honey and fruit rives on September 28, Jewish fresh or frozen cranberries. tzimmes. lt's estimated that the cooks will be brushing off their Dried cranberries may also be honey bees' pollination work is favorite recipes and stocking used. The dish can be prepared worth more than $9.7 billion to up on honey. From the tradi­ inabout30 minutes, but it tastes American farmers. tional apples d ipped in honey, and looks as though you've la­ to lekach (honey cake), to the bored over it all afternoon. FRUIT AND HONEY sweet carrot and fruit stews It's no coincidence that Sep­ TZIMMES known as tzimmes, honey is tember is also National Honey 2 cups water the favorite sweetener for the Month. Just as Rosh Hashanah 1 / 2 cup honey Jewish New Year. commemorates the sweetness 1 / 4 teaspoon ground cinnamon At some point, "to make a of nature's bounty, beekeepers 2 pounds (about 6 cups) mixed tzimmes" over someone came and honey processors chose dried fruit to mean "make a fu ss over," in September for their official 30 2cupseach fresh or frozen cran­ the nicest sense of the phrase. days of celebration to coincide berries* and sliced (1 /2-inch With fruit and honey tzimmes, with the sweet pleasures of har­ thick) carrots every family member will feel vest. Combine water, honey and Celebrate Rosh Hashanah and National Honey Month with doted upon, but the cook will Without bees pollinating the cinnamon in large saucepan; Fruit and Honey Tzimmes. find a fuss-free recipe. crops, many of our favorite bring to boil. Add remaining Fruit and honey tzimmes fruits and vegetables- includ­ ingredients and return to boil. or cold asan accompaniment to Nutritiona l Analysis Per blend the traditional carrots, ing apples, plums and cranber­ Reduce heat and simmer 20 the main course. Makes 8 cups Serving: 191 Cal., 2 g pro., 0.5 g dried fruit and golden honey ries - would not be available minutes or until ca rrots are or 16 (1 / 2 cup) servings. fa t (2% Cal. from fat),50 gcarb., cooked and dried fruits are ten­ *One cup dried cranberries 0 mg chol., 5 g fiber and 11 mg der; stir occasionally. Serve hot may be substituted. sodium. Recipe courtesy of the National Honey Board Happy WISHING YOU A Jovous ROSH HASHANAH HOLIDAY GREETINGS FROM NEW ENGLAND SAFE WATER SYSFEMS Quilt Artisan "Pure Water is the Key to Good Health" 747 Aquidneck Avenue 0 0 0 Middletown, RI New Year 738-0333 846-2127 • 1-800-736-4364 C Irene King • Linda Hilliard from Phil lannolo Doug Goss

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When the trumpet sounds a long blast, they shall assemble before the ffiOUntain. Exodus 19:13 Notice of Names of Persons Appearing to be Owners of Abandoned Property

residents of the state until the rightful attempting to locate thousands of owners come forward. included in this notice are only the current and former Rhode Island The money comes from \Dlclaimed most recent listing of unclaimed residents in order to allow them to · property - abandoned bank accounts, accounts that have been reported to claim money and other assets held in lost insurance policies, stocks, utility the state. If your name is on the custody for them by the state. At no funds, and more. This present list current list or if you'd like to find out time does the state assume ownership . represents 2,100 owners of \Dlclaimed if your name is on a prior unclaimed of unclaimed property. accounts. These accounts total over property list, just call or write my The money is held in trust and $800,000. office. invested for the benefit of all the PIBBIHI Call: Write: Monday thru Friday from 8:30AM - 4PM Office of the General Treasurer (401) 277-6505 Unclalmed Property Division (401) 277-6506 P.O. Box 1435 (401) 277-3399 Providence, R.I. 02901-1435 The General Treasurer will provide this booklet in another accessibleformatfor any individual with a disability who requests it by calling 277-3399. Page2

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