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L'shana Tova Umetukah | Forty Years 1 wHat’s InsIde.... L’sHana tOVa UmetUKaH | FORTY Years On | tHe CHUtZPAH CHOIr | wHAT’s On | and mOre Whats september 2017 • eLUL 5777 / tIsHreI 5778 • IssUe 278 Pause for thought 2 by Dr Joe Rubin 3 When to the sessions of our silent thought we summon up Remembrance is all - the past merges into the present and Remembrance of Things Past... These words, slightly adapted is the indicator of our future hopes and dreams. Knowledge from a Shakespeare sonnet, highlight Rosh Hashanah as the of history is more easily obtained in modern times through Day of Remembrance, Yom Hazachoron. better education, travel, and the internet. There are very many sources available for reference. We are all creatures of the past, and of everything that precedes us. And yet it is difficult to recall events of imperfect The first volume of Simon Schama’s book, The Story of the acquaintance, matters of history or other, not experienced Jews, was published in 2013 and coincided with the five BBC or learned, let alone remembered. They do not linger in the broadcasts on TV, of the DVD version of the two volumes. memory if not directly or indirectly experienced. Interestingly, the first volume is sub-titled Finding the Words 1000 BCE - 1492: the second volume, People younger than ourselves cannot When Words Fail - 1492 to the Present be expected to remember what the The past merges into the Day. old knew and wished they could forget. For several years after the present and is the indicator All the horror, suffering, destruction and 1939-1945 War, Holocaust survivors carnage of wars begin when words fail, were too traumatised to recount their of our future hopes and and continue again and again in our devastating experience. Slowly the dreams lifetime, ending with finding the words scale of the Destruction of European for peaceful coexistence once more. Jewry became known. Young adults This lasts as long as the words are ceased to say, “It was before my time”. Subsequent historical remembered and honoured. As George Santayana (1863- events, and genocide in Bosnia, Rwanda, Nigeria and 1952) said, “Those who cannot remember the past are elsewhere changed their perception. In the words of Stephen condemned to relive it”. Spielberg, “The Holocaust Is Contemporary History”. Instead of despair for the future, we are required to renew our There is, in the Torah, a Sedra for one of the weeks before trust and faith. Daylight follows the darkest night. Rosh Hashanah, Deuteronomy XXVI Ki Thova, which warns us not to forget. EDITORIAL BOARD Hazel Coppins, Doris Levinson, Stephanie Megitt, SJN brings local news, events, articles, reviews, Michael Rich, David Seidel. announcements, people, congregations, TECHNICAL ADVISOR Brian Megitt communities, contacts and more. Delivered at ADMINISTRATOR Bernard Swithern the start of each month, SJN is run entirely by Administrative Assistants Ivor Sorokin, Lydia Swithern volunteers for reporting, editing and circulating each edition. It has become the cornerstone of COMMUNAL DIARY [email protected] the Jewish community across the region. 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ISSUE 278 | SEPTEMBER 2017 Sussex Jewish News Contents PO Box 2178 • Hove BN3 3SZ 2 Telephone: 07906 955 404 3 FEATURES 1 HAPPY NEW YEAR May it be a sweet one for all of us 12 FORTY YEARS ON Rabbi Charles Wallach looks back on his career 15 NEW YEAR GREETINGS From the Chief Rabbi, the Board of Deputies and around the community REGULARS 4 SUSSEX AND THE CITY Your news, views and stories from across the county 10 CULTURE Film, theatre and song 24 WHAT’S ON Regular and special events in your community YOUR COMMUNITY 20 BRIGHTON & HOVE REFORM SYNAGOGUE 21 BRIGHTON & HOVE HEBREW Congregation 22 HOVE HEBREW Congregation 23 BRIGHTON & HOVE PROGRESSIVE SYNAGOGUE MARTIN GROSS Funeral Director and Funeral Consultant to Jewish communities 01273 439792 07801 599771 Full page (A4 size) £170 Sussex Jewish News (‘SJN’), its Editor and Editorial Board: Half page (A5 size) £100 • are not allied to any synagogue or group and the views expressed by writers are not necessarily those of SJN; Quarter page (A6 size) £65 • accept advertisements in good faith but do not endorse any products 1/9 page (credit card size) £40 or services and do not accept liability for any aspect of any advertisements; and Personal Announcements in a box (up to 6 lines): £25 • welcome readers’ contributions but reserve the right to edit, cut, decline Announcements up to 3 lines £10 or submit the content to others for comment. To ensure that we receive your submissions by email, please send them ONLY to sjneditor@sussexjewishnews. Flyers: Price on application com, otherwise we cannot guarantee their consideration for publication. To Local Jewish charities will not be charged, subject to assist the Editorial Board, submissions should be in Word format using Times New Roman font, size 12. Receipt of submissions may not be acknowledged, editorial decision. unless specifically requested. As the Editorial Board is made up entirely of GUIDELINES ADVERTISING ADVERTISING IN SJN BOOK NOW! 07906 955 404 volunteers, any response may be subject to delay. ISSUE 278 | SEPTEMBER 2017 4 Sussex and the City 5 Your News Get Well We wish a refuah sheleima to all who are unwell or in hospital Special Birthdays at the present time. Mazel tov to Roy Davis (August), Mike Flashman, Norman Grant, Michael Phillips, Daniel Salbstein and all who have Deaths special birthdays this month. We wish Long Life to • Michelle Kay and family on the death of her mother, Helena Weddings Smith z’l Mazel tov to Hannah Smith and • Malcolm Sharpe on the death of his wife Elizabeth z’l Joseph Lavi on their wedding in • Rabbi Vivian Silverman on the death of his brother in Israel Israel. Stonesettings Special Anniversaries The memorial stone in loving memory of Ronald Brown z’l will be consecrated on 26 September at 2.30 pm at Meadowview • Susan & Peter Bloom, Hilary & Jewish Cemetery, Brighton. Michael Miller, Stephani & William Neville, Alisa & Dennis Shulster, The memorial stone in loving memory of Jack Simons will be Beryl & Arthur Thei and all who consecrated at Meadowview Jewish Cemetery on Sunday 1 are celebrating special October at 2.00 pm. anniversaries this month • Mazel tov to Brighton & Hove IMPORTANT NOTICE Reform Synagogue on their There will be a combined OCTOBER/NOVEMBER issue of Sussex Golden (50th) Anniversary Jewish News as the High Holy Days fall at the end of September and • Mazel tov to Rita and Ronnie Mitchell on the celebration of beginning of October, leaving your SJN board no time to compile a their Diamond Wedding Anniversary. They were married at separate November issue. Egerton Road Synagogue, Stamford Hill on 1 September PLEASE ENSURE that ALL your October and November dates, 1957. events, personal announcements and articles are with us by 7 SEPTEMBER so that they can be included in this edition. Ralli Hall Lunch and Social Club by Jacquie Tichauer Letter to the Editor We all came back from our weekend away in Eastbourne very When I heard we were going to have, for our Holland Road happy, tired and carrying a few extra pounds in weight. We Shul, a new Rabbi who also was an Opera singer, I, rather were very lucky with the weather this time and, as we always cynically, thought: the least we will have will be songs. say, we had an amazing time: every time we go it is more enjoyable than the last. Well! We have got more than a great singer! We have a young, modern, learned, dynamic Rabbi full of enthusiasm We are holding a Card Afternoon on October 15th. This and good ideas for our congregation. Thanks to him, going is always enjoyed by Bridge and Kalooki players and our to Shul has become a pleasure. Rummikub players will also be joining us. Lovely tea with sandwiches and cakes will be provided by our amazing His sermons, always relate to the sedra of the week, apart volunteers. Tickets are now on sale at £10 per ticket and from teaching us something new, leave us with something available from the Lunch Club: 01273 739999 or Alan: 01273 to think about. That is how I have always thought sermons 416335. should be. We have had a few special Birthdays recently and would like Rabbi Samuel de Beck Spitzer’s charm, warmth and to wish both Roy Davies and Michael Flashman a very happy personality, have endeared him to many in the short time birthday. We love having you as volunteers you are both he has been with us. great assets to the Lunch Club. Our members particularly like chatting with Roy and we are grateful for what you all do for us. He studied in prominent Yeshivot in Yerushalayim, at the We have been invited to Hyman Fine for a BBQ which is always London College of Music and at The Royal College of very enjoyable.
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