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VOLUME LXXIII, NUMBER 46 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1986 , 35¢ PER COPY Vowing To Avoid Rifts, Father Edward Flannery: Bridging Shamir Takes The Helm The Gap In Catholic/Jewish Relations by Curtis Wilkie strive for the goals set by the by David Pagliaro JERUSALEM Yitzhak Government of National Unity to Special To The Rhode Island Shamir took over as prime strengthen the economy and to Herald minister of Israel, delivering a improve relations with Arab If one were to look at the past message to the Knesset in which nations. accomplishments of a very special he pledged that his government With inflation rates cresting individual which include having "will refrain from divisiveness and annually at 1,000 percent, the spoken in well over three hundred extremism." Coalition Government was formed synagogues or Jewish centers, the Shamir said the National Unity out of desperation following an researching of Jewish history over Government, which he is election in 1984 in which neither a thirty year period and the scheduled to head for the next 25 bloc could gain enough votes to writing of a book titled, Anguish of months, would continue the peace form a parliamentary majority. the Jews, it could be difficult not initiatives of his predecessor, The economy was a top priority, to think of this man as being Shimon Peres. and the two-parties - which had possibly a rabbi or Jewish leader. According to the coalition battled each other throughout The irony of it all is that the above agreement signed by the Likud Israel's modern history are credited to one Catholic priest. Bloc led by Shamir and Peres' cqoperated on an austerity In fact since becoming involved Labor Alignment, the two men program. The latest estimate by with the Jewish religion exchanged positions half way the Treasury predicts an inflation approximately thirty years ago, through the 50-month term. Peres rate for 1986 of only 16 percent. Father Edward H. Flannery has became foreign minister Shamir hailed the coalition's received numerous distinguishing yesterday, but there was little work in the economic sphere and awards and citations both here significant change in the said his government would be and abroad for his work within the 25-member cabinet that has ruled committed "to lowering inflation Jewish community. He is Israel since the 1984 compromise. to the level that is accepted in currently among only a handful of At Shamir's insistence, Yitzhak well -run countries." He called for individuals across the country who Modai - who was forced out of a "Zionist economy" where there are considered experts on the cabinet by Peres - returned would be enough jobs to "permit Catholic/Jewish relations, and has as minister without portfolio. new immigrants to live and earn a visited Israel on six occasions. Shoshana Arbeli-Almozlino living in this country," reversing a Father Flannery's forte being became the first woman minister trend where many talented Jewish history. since the late Golda Meir, taking Israelis have been moving out of Celebrating his fiftieth year This story that he was referring Education of the Clergy in over as minister of health to the Jewish state. anniversary as a clergyman in the to was the historic account of how Providence, Rhode Island. replace her labor colleague, The economy Shamir said he Catholic church next year, Father the Jews were murdered and In 1985, at the age of 74, Father Mordechai Gur, who refused to envisioned would be based on Flannery, 74, recently spoke about persecuted in the name of the Flannery was again sought for his serve under Shamir. In another Zionist values, "among them the his appointed position as director cross during the Christian indepth knowledge and was change unrelated to the coalition supreme value of sentiment of the newly created office for crusades beginning in the twelfth appointed director of the first agreement, Zevulun Hammer will throughout Eretz Israel." His call Catholic/Jewish relations for the century in Europe. As a person full-time office for be the National Religious Party's for new settlements in the Diocese of Providence and how he raised in the Christian culture, Catholic/Jewish Relations by the minister of religious affairs, occupied territories, which he became involved with Judaism, Father Flannery said he was never Most Reverend Louis E. Gelineau, replacing Yosef Burg. considers part of the biblical land Father Flannery, a tall soft taught this part of history because for the Diocese of Providence. The Knesset, which is of Israel raises the possibility of a spoken man, credits his fledgling Catholic historians omitted such Already involved within the dominated by members of the conflict with Peres, who blocked interest in the Jewish religion to image destroying facts. In his community, Father Flannery Likud and labor movements, the establishment of new Providence and to an episode book, Anguish of the Jews, this co-founded the Priest-Rabbi endorsed the cabinet submitted by settlements while he was prime which happened to him while missing information is referred to Dialogue Luncheons of R.I. in Shamir, leaving only the minister. working in New York City in 1965. as "A page torn out," by Father 1982. formalities where Shamir was to But Shamir was conciliatory in It was December he said, when Flannery. When askeil what he thought present Israel's 22nd government his speech to the Knesset. He said he and two friends, a young Jewish Moved by this discovery, Father the newly created office will to President Chaim Herzog. Israel wanted peace with its Arab couple soon to be married, were Flannery said he decided that the accomplish, Father Flannery neighbors and would like to ensure Wide Margin walking past the Grand Central full story should be told, only this responded, "That depends on two "a li fe of dignity" for Arabs living The vote in the Knesset was 82 building on 52nd Street, where a time, though, by a Christian. t hings, me and my clients," in favor of the new government, in the occupied territories of the huge cross composed of lighted Conveying his feelings and what referring to Catholic and Jews. with 17 opposed and three West Bank, which Shamir refers windows was being displayed for he had learned to Monsignor John Over the years, he said he has abstaining. to as "Judea and Samaria," and the Christmas holiday season. Oesterreicher, director of t he found a great earnestness and Although Shamir's political the Gaza Strip. He said he hoped Upon seeing the cross Father Institute of Christian/Judeo reciprocity among the Jewish background is hard-line - he the Palestinians under occupation Flannery said the young girl Studies at Seton Hall University, religious leaders in trying to open opposed the Camp David Accords would eventually be able "to run turned to him and said, "that cross New Jersey, Father Flannery was up a dialogue with Catholics. their affairs by themselves," but and favors more Jewish makes me shudder." Asking her asked to write for its annual Rather than putting forth one settlements in occupied Arab he indicated that first they must what she meant, she said, "It's like publication, The Bridge. The concerted effort by the Jews, territories - he was able to break with the Palestine an evil presence." Knowing she yearbook dealt with Father Flannery said he has coexist for more than two years Liberation Organization and other was not anti-Christian, Father understanding Jewish/Catholic witnessed separate initiatives by with Peres. Shamir promised to resistance groups. Flannery quickly realized that the relations. different factions of the Jewish girl was confiding in him and Accepting the offer, he secured a religion, adding that sometimes unburdening herself, possibly for contract with the publishing they even compete with one the first time, to a Christian, of a company, MacMillan of New York another in trying to communicate great deep feeling of fear and and proceeded to write Anguish of with the Catholic clergy. hatred she had held for the Jews: Twenty three years of Concerning Catholics, Father Christianity. Antisemitism, published in 1965. Flannery said the level of dialogue Father Flannery said he had a The book, now in its second between the two religions will also notion of what she meant, printing, has won six awards and depend upon how receptive tbe knowing there existed a has been translated into three Diocese of Providence will be, its separation between Catholi c and languages. priests and fellow Christians. If Jews, partially caused by In that same year, the Vatican the interaction between the two anti-Semitic feeling on the one Council in Rome decided to create religions fo ll ows past experiences, hand and feelings of resentment the first full -time office dedicated he expects to find an on the other. But what troubled to Catholic/Jewish relations. "indifference" in the Catholic him, was that "As a well educated Because of the publicity he was clergy. An indifference, be said, Christian, I could not initially receiving from his new book and created by our own Christianity think of sufficient reason for the his notoriety as an expert on the theology. Up until 1965, most gi rl 's negative response to a subject matter, Father Flannery documents and attitudes held by familiar and accepted symbol." was asked to become the office's the Catholic Church have been Thinking of how such a great first executive secretary for hostile towards Judaism. But he "chasm" existed between the two Catholic/Jewish Relations of said, during the last twenty years religions. Father Flannery began National Conference of Catholi c t he Catholi c Chu rc h has made to research Jewish history, where, Bishops, in Washington. D.C., in great strides towards fostering Sculptor Chaim Stephenson stands before his powerful mas "I found the full story, a tole of 1967. He held that position until stro nger relations, citi ng the terpiece, "Samson at the Pillars." (photo by Sal Guglie lmino) horror, whi ch surprised and 1976 when he became director for cre ation of the full -time offi ce ,n S tor)' on pal(e I 3. shocked me, he said." the Office of Continuin1t It 11111111111 d ,,n p;l-.;t 111 \' i"! ,, . \ ' ' ; • I • ! 'I ., ,t , .., • •q· , '"' ,, I- ) ~ - , .·.-: - .. ., • 2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1986 Emanu-EI Announces Simchat Torah Honorees
Three distinguished members of H,ebrew Day School. She has also Local News Temple Emanu-El and the Rhode instructed adults at the Bureau of Island community will be honored Jewish Education. She has indeed at Simchat Torah services on broadened t he horizons of her Sunday, October 26 at 9:30 a.m. at students with her own wisdom of a the Temple lifetime love of Torah and Alex Rumpler will be called to learning. Jewish War Veterans Cong. Ohawe Shalam the Torah as Hatan Torah (the Dr. Richard Kumins, Hatan Maftir (the Bridegroom of the Congregation Ohawe Sholam Bridegroom of the Torah). Post 23 Celebrating his 90th birthday this Fulfillment) is a tireless worker on will conclude the holiday season behalf of Temple Emanu-EI. After All members, spouses and This is your last opportunity in with services and activities for year, Mr. Rumpler is still active in Auxiliary of the Jewish War Post 1986 to renew your comradeship Sh'mini atseret and Simchat many community affairs. He has serving in every office and on No. 23 are cordially invited to with your fellow veterans of Post Torah. Friday night services will served as President of Camp numerous committees of t he Men's Club, he was elected to t he listen to Richard Shein, chairman No. 23. Everyone who plans to be at 5:40 p.m. Saturday morning JORI, the Jewish Home for the presidency in 1979. He again of the Editorial Board of the learn first hand, more about the there will be services at 9 a.m. with Aged, the Miriam Hospital, and as resumed t his position during the Federation Voice on Wednesday, Jewish communal conditions in Yiskor at 11 a.m. At 5 p.m. Rabbi Honorary President of Temple past year and has cont inued to November 19, at Eileen Darlings, South Africa, must make their Jacobs will give a class on the Emanu-EI. He has also been devote many, many hours of Seekonk, Mass., at 7 p.m. Mr. reservations no later than Friday, megillah "Kohelet." Mincha involved in United Way, the service to the Temple. He was Shein, inveterate traveler, will November 14. Please telephone services will be at 5:40 p.m. Pawtucket Boys' Club and Camp elected into t he elite "Man of share his experiences and Hyman Goldman, vice followed by Se'udah Shlishit the Yawgoog. Throughout his Emanu-EI" Club for his labors on impressions of South Africa. His commander, for additional third sabbath meal. Ma'ariv endeavors, he has demonstrated a behalf of the Men's Club and t he subject matter is topical and information and to confirm your services, with its accompanying full commitment to Jewish and Temple. He is active in many timely - South Africa from the intentions. Telephone 467-8292. procession of the Torahs community causes. community organizations and is Jewish Perspective. (Hakafot), will take place at 6:30 The honor of Kallat · Bereshit president of t he Rhode Island p.m. There will be singing, (the Bride of the Beginning of the Podiatric Medical Society. dancing . and refreshments. Torah) will be bestowed upon Lea The public is invited to join the Sunday, Simchat Torah morning, Eliash, a devoted teacher for over members of Temple Emanu-EI as services will be 9 a.m. eastern thirty years. Mrs, Eliash has t hey honor these three standard t ime. (new time). There taught not only at Temple outstanding individuals. A kiddish will be Hakafot. Each man at Emanu-EI but at Ahavat Shalom serv.ices ·will . be called up· to· the in Pawtucket and the Providence luncheon will follow the services. Torah. A . Kiddusb will : follow. Mincha is at 4:40 p.m. Yom-Tov Federation Women's Division Prepares will conclude at 5:35. p.m. For Day One During t he following week the daily schedule· of ·Services is as " Day ONE,"' Women's Division be a special segment for Career follows - Mornings - Monday ambitious one-day Telethon, is set Women's Affiliate and Young an·d T hursday 6:45 a.m., Tuesday, fo r Sunday,. November 2, from women's Division. Each session Wednesday· and Fr,iday - 6:50 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. It will be held in will utilize 20 workers - 15 QUICK ... but not fast food! a·.m. the _Federation Board Room, solicitors and 5 administrators. While Meat Tuna w/Wild Rice ...... ••. .••.. .•...••...•..•...... 52.BO which will be .transformed into a Chairman Bolusky explained, Country Chunky Chicken Salad ...... 2.85 Sinai Political party-like setting to create a "Experience shows t hat 20 calls Turkey Breast w/Russian Dressing 2.85 festive atmosphere. Refreshments can be made by each solicitor per Broccoli Cheese Veggie Mell .. . 2.95 Breakfast Series and luncheon will be offered. T o hour, amount ing to 300 calls per Spinach Cheese Veggie Mell .. . 2.85 Garden Salad Cheese Melt .. . 2.85 Temple Sinai is having t heir further the sense of excitement, hour fo r a team of 15 workers." Tuna Veggie Cheese Mell ...... 2.95 t hird political breakfast on there will be visits from local In order to solicit women who cannot be reached on "Day ONE," Turkey - Broccoli - Harvati . 3.15 October 26. Governor DiPrete and celebrities, an hourly posting of Tabouli and Hummus w/Vegetables ...... 3.15 t he latest results, special there will be two follow-up Cranston Mayor Michael Roast Beef. Mushrooms. Sliced Avocado. Boursin Tomato. on-the-spot fun rewards fo r sessions - one on Monday, T raficante will be t he speakers. Spinach. Tiger Sauce ...... 3.95 soliciting exceptional gifts, November 3, and another on Baked Turkey w/Cranberry Sauce. Cole Slaw & Vegetables .... 3.75 T here will be a question and packets of favors fo r workers and Wednesday, November 5, each CHO ICE O F: Sprouts, Lettuce, Tomato, Onions, Pep~rs, Mushrooms answer period. We hope that all MELTS INCLUDE: Havarti, Swiss, Cheddar, or Muenster. who are interested will join us at 9 the li ke. running from 6:30 to 9 p.m. CHO ICE OF DRESSINGS: Bleu Cheese, Italian, Russian, Must,u d, Mayonnaise. About 170 volunteers are a.m. for breakfast - 10 a.m. for Chairman Bolusky emphasized expected to be involved in 1074 Hope St., Providence, RI the speaking program concluding t hat the name, "Day ONE," has 273-7230 soliciting approximately 3,500 at II a.m. special significance beyond the women statewide except fo r t he obvious fact that it is an Newport area. New gifts will be important, one-day effort. sought, and calls will cover all Actually, ONE is an acronym for cards indicating a 1986 gift of up the words, "Obligation Never to $299. The goal is a 20% increase Ends." It is meant as a reminder of over last year. our responsibility as Jews, one to ROGER ARANSKY'S "Day ONE" was initiated anot her, echoing t he UJ A motto, during t he 1986 campaign and will "One People, One Destiny." be repeated as closely as possible because of its outstanding and Assisting "Day ONE" CHRISTMAS STORE unexpected success. Last year a Chairman Rosalind Bolusky are 20% card-for-card increase was the fo llowing chairmen: Beatrice realized, netting $91,000 and Fishbein, Glenda Labush, and doubling the 10% goal which had Barbara Rosen, worker 50°/o off been set. There were 258 new gifts, recruitment; Ida Barmak, Barbara a record number, result ing in Greenberg and Gloria Stern, $24,200 in pledges. administration; Patricia Cohen, Women's Division Vice worker orientat ion; Joyce Starr, President, Rosalind Bolusky, lunch and refreshments; Dee Dee and more!! "Day ONE" Chairman for the Witman, guest appearances; second time, said that t he original Marlene Greene, Southern Area; "Day ONE" was "so exciting and Faye Mandell, Career Women's exhilarating" that her entire team Affiliate; Susan Odessa and Dee Featuring of Chairmen had volunteered to Dee Witman, Young Women's assume their positions again. Also, Division; and Grace Alpert, the format of the telethon will publicity. Elaine Odessa, remain the same. Women's Division Campaign Name Brand Sweats Children's Toys & Books The day will be split up into five Chairman, and Sharon Rosenfeld, Director of Women's Division, are Men's, Ladies' & Boy's Name Brand Shirts two-hour calling sessions, each Men's & Ladies' Designer Gloves preceded by one-half hour of ex-officio members of t he Ladies' Designer Hats & Scarves Men's & Ladies' Name Brand Sweaters worker orientation. Included will Committee. Stocking Stulfers Men's & Ladies' Designer Handbags & Leather Accessories B'nai B'rith Orpaz 14kt. Gold & Diamond Jewelry Edie's Cosmetics, Fragrances & Accessories Goes Co-Ed Plantations Unit #5339-B'nai Trastevere Ristorante, in Wayland AND MUCH, MUCH MORE! B'rith of Providence, R.I. invites Manor, in Providence from 7-9 you to celebrate t heir becoming " A p.m. Co-Ed Unit." l''or more information, please Chanukah Gifts For Sale! J oin t hem fo r a cocktail party call 831-7967 or 861-0888 by November 5. ~ LOCATED AT THE on Sunday, November 16 at AMERICAN LEGION HALL ~lassie ~amm- ~a VIDEO Route 1A, Plainville, Mass. CAMERA HOURS: Rte. 95 North to.South Attleboro exit which puts CAPTURE THIS MOMENT ON VIDEO Mon -Fri 9:30 a.m -8:30 p.m. you on Rte. 1 North. Stay on Rte. 1 until you reach BAR/ BAT MITZVAH • WEDDINGS • BIRTHDAYS Saturdays 9 00 a m.-S·00 p.m Rte 1 A (about 1 mile past the old Jolly Cholly). ANNIVERSARY AND ALL OCCASIONS Sundays 12'00 p m -S·00 p.m Follow signs to Pla1nv1lle. 401 -232-1281 ONE GREYSTONE AVENUE Asls IOf Jim NORIB PROVIDENCE. RI 02911 .....uad - -···-- -- lllall~·· THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1986. - ;J • I , I J • - • J ~ 4 1 1 ., : ,.. I j / , body, for years and has been a and Adjunct Associate Professor Preregistration is required. To Temple Emanu-EI Honors delegate to B'nai B'rith's last of Psychology at the University of obtain a registration form or for dozen international conventions. Rhode Island, and Ivy Marwil, further information, call Jewish The Per/mans He is a member of the National Clinical Director of JFS. The fee Family Service at 331-1244. Commission of the for the session is $10. Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, past vice chairman of the B'nai B'rith Youth Commission and past president of District One, An Invitation the organization's largest in membership. The district is composed of New England and to New York. Like many of his colleagues, Macktez is also active in other The 417 communal programs. He is a corporator (similar to a member of Club the Board of Directors) of the Woonsocket (Rhode Island) A Piano Cocktail LoungeI Hospital and the Woonsocket Savings and Trust Comoanv. He and an Art Gallery is also a past commander of the . Jewish War Veterans of Rhode An intimate living room atmosphere to Temple Emanu-El will be active in the Rhode Island Island, a former member of the compliment quiet conversation and cocktails honoring its hazzan of 22 years, community as well as performing Executive Board of the R.I. Jewish Cantor Ivan E. Perlman, and his his duties as Temple Emanu-El's Federation and the Executive Hors d'oeuvres, Pastries, wife, Muriel, at two events. hazzan. He is a voice teacher, a Committee of the Jewish Home and International Coffees On Friday evening, November 7 mohel and a chaplain to the Rhode for the Aged. at 8:10 p.m., the congregation and Island chapter of the Jewish War Because of his outstanding Open With Entertainment the community will have the Veterans of America. He has achievement in helping to sell opportunity to hear Cantor served on the Advisory Committee Israel Bonds, he was presented Reservations for Private Parties Perlman chant some of the of the Rhode Island Child Welfare with the Ben-Gurion Award by the l\Tow Being Aeeepted congregation's favorite liturgical Center, is a former board member Israel Bonds Organization. melodies at the late Sabbath eve of the Meeting Street School, is a Birthdays, Anniversaries, OfRee Parties service, to be held in the Main founder and former chairman of CALL FOR DETAILS Synagogue. A reception in honor the Friends of the Rhode Island JFS Offers Stress of Cantor and Mrs. Perlman will School for the Deaf - for which Wednesday thru Friday 4:30 PM to Midnight Management Saturday 8 PM to Midnight follow. he gave many concerts - and a On Sunday afternoon, former co-chairman of the Jewish Family Service will be Rolls Royce Limo Service Available November 9 at 2 p.m., the Eighth Professions Section and chairman offering a one-session Family Life Annual Benton A. Odessa of the Clergy Division of the Education workshop, "Learning to on Historic Federal Hill Memorial Concert will take place United Way. Manage Stress: An Introduction," 417 Atwells Ave., Providence, RI at the Temple. The concert will On May 12, 1981, Cantor to be held on Thursday evening, feature Cantor Perlman and his Perlman was elected November 6 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 401 621-8010 four sons, Emanuel, Eli, Richard vice-president of the Cantor's at Jewish Family Service, 229 and Josh, in a presentation of Assembly, the world's largest body Waterman St. in Providence. The CIC Ee l±J Hebrew, Yiddish, liturgical and of hazzanim. In May of 1983, he session will be led by Katherine American music. There will be was elected President of the Haspel, Ph.D., a clinical Mujor Credit Cards Accepted solos by Cantor Perlman as well as organization. psychologist in private practice duets with his sons. They will also Cantor Perlman has recorded preform as a quintet. A wine and two albums - Liturgical Moods POUTICAl ADVERTISEMENT ------POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT ------~ hors d'oevre reception in honor of and Generations One-Father and the Perlmans will follow the Son. concert. Cantor Ivan E. Perlman was Cantor and Mrs. Perlman will Lieutenant Governor born in New York, where he be leaving the Rhode Island received much of his early community and moving to Boca education. He attended the High Raton, Fla. The public is invited School of Music and Art in New to pay tribute to them on York City and the New York November 7 and 9 and wish them Conservatory of Music. He also well in their future endeavors. RICHARD LICHT attended the Seminary School of The committee for the events Jewish Studies as well as the include the Honorary Committee: Jewish Theological Seminary and Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. the Cantors Summer Institute of Aisenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Max Alperin, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander He's Making a 1. the Seminary. He studied voice with Robert Coleman, Jeanete Rumpler, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Caseaux Fischl and Frederick Dubinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Difference for Jagel. Weil, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob N. During World War II , Cantor Temkin, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Rhode Island Perlman served in the United Fishbein, and Mr. and Mrs. States Marine Corps and one of Donald M. Robbins. The his many awards is the Bronze committee also includes Mrs. Star Medal for Heroism at lwo Samuel Bresnick, Mrs. Mervin Jima. Bolusky, Dr. Richard Kumins, Before coming to Providence 22 Mrs. Richard Kumins, Mrs. years ago, Cantor Perlman served Mayer Levitt, Mrs. Paul Litwin, as hazzan in New Jersey, Mrs. Benton Odessa, Mrs. Gerald Richard Licht has held open office hours in every city and Oklahoma and Iowa. Winograd and the Temple town in Rhode Island. He's listened to our concerns. And Cantor Perlman has been very Emanu-El Garden Club. he's worked to solve our problems . Mactez Appointed Chairman .... Senior Citizens - Richard Licht has worked to give our Of B'nai B'rith Tours elderly more protection In their homes and contain the cost of prescrtptlon drugs. Lester A. Macktez of Boynton currently · serves as an Beach, Fla., and Providence, R.I., International Vice President. .... Property Taxes_ - Richard Licht Is working to keep prop has been appointed chairman of Prior to his recent appointment, erty truces down by getting the state to pick up a greater share B'nai B'rith lnternational's Tours Macktez served the last three years as head of B'nai B'rith's of education costs. Committee by Seymour D. Reich, the Jewish service organization's Program Committee. Structurally altered by then-President Gerald .... Small Business - Richard Licht's legislation has meant new president. He had headed the Kraft, the committee works a lot to small business-new financing, less taxes and fewer committee previously from 1974 to closely with the Commission on 1980. He is a professional travel government regulations. Continuing Jewish Education and · consultant. the Community Volunteer .... Handicapped - Richard Licht worked to expand State A member of B'nai B'rith since Services and Israel Commission. services for the handicapped and made It possible for them to he was a teenage activist in B'nai In addition to heading B'rith Youth Organization, commissions, Macktez has been a use their parking privileges In Massachusetts. Macktez has been a national member of B'nai B'rith's Board of leader fo r many years, and Governors, its top policy-making FREE Lieutenant Governor Richard Licht 5 Hotel Nights in Israel Breakfast and Car Included Has Done the Job for Rhode Island ... Plus Ai r Fare Let's Keep Him .EL7.VAL7NZ Call Dorothy Wiener Travel 272-6200 Paid to, •nd • uthorlHd by .,_opl• Wtto W•"' lo KHp Rlch•rd Uchl Lt.utenent GoftmOf, AoMmarie A Ru,.o, T,..aurer 4 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1986 The Political Year
by Simon Griver Assuming that rotation is implemented, From the Editor (WZPS) - Prime Minister Shimon Peres will have more power as Deputy e are by Robert Israel Peres spent the past year caught between Prime Minister and Foreign Minister The the proverbial devil and the deep blue sea. than did Shamir. Just as Shamir did not they Some observers believe he tried on several want to rock the rotation boat while Peres back occasions to rock Israel's political boat in was in power lest he lose his opportunity ,ome. the hope of sinking his Likud political to become prime minister, so he will have and partners in the National Unity to accede to Peres' maneuverings after >urs. government but seemed to pull back for rotation, if he wants to remain in power. I the fear that he might inadvertently drown. The results of the 1988 elections could Paris 57 46: The Year In Review As it happens, there often seemed a depend on whether Shamir or Peres so greater likelihood that Vice Prime proves to be the shrewder politician. dless Minister Yitzhak Shamir would be But while Peres leads a Labor party thrown overboard by colleagues from that seems relatively united, Shamir faces vhite (Part Three of a Three-Part Report) who appeared before a capacity crowd within his own Herut party. a continuing challenge to his leadership ~e in Reporting on the Holocaust, and the . at T emple Beth-El in Providence this Israeli politics were dominated during from Housing Minister David Levy and atin, on-going events that occur in this state past year. Wiesel, a Holocaust 5746 by the rotation agreement. This Industry Minister Ariel Sharon. Indeed, The and in the world relating to the survivor, spoke eloquently about the unique political accord, signed in during the Herut convention in February, are Holocaust, has been a news feature of need to understand the nuclear age and September, 1984, stated that Peres would there were attempts to depose Shamir hiny this newspaper for quite some time. prevent a nuclear holocaust in the May serve as Prime Minister for 25 months despite the fact that the rotation Searching the Hera/,i files from the 23 issue of the Hera/,i. In that same upon which he would be succeeded by agreement is personal and is only valid if 1ntic 1940's, however, reveals that not much issue, author and journalist Peter Shamir for the following 25 months. It Shamir remains at the helm of his party. about the Holocaust was reported Hellman was interviewed about his was an innovative agreement, unheard of The Herut convention which was while it was happening, although there journey to the Soviet Union to report in the annals of parliamentary democracy marked by rowdiness and even fist fights, of were reports in the mainstream on the treatment of Jewish dissidents. anywhere in the world, between two also saw the reappearance of the name )ugh American press and through the During the closing weeks of the year parliamentary blocs (Labor and Likud) · Begin, in the form of Dr. Binyamin Zeev 265 services of the Jewish Telegraphic 5746, there was a terrorist attack on a who are bitterly divided over many issues, Begin, a geologist, tyro politician and son nces Agency. David Wyman in his book Jews who had assembled to pray at the but especially that of Israel's future of the former prime minister. Begin and at 8 "The Abandonment of the Jews," Neve Shalom synagogue in Istanbul, borders. Deputy Foreign Minister Ronnie Milo and chronicles the coverage of the Turkey. Gunmen entered the syna The agreement came about because (Begin's nephew) put their full support yat Holocaust in the media during this gogue, barred the doors, and opened neither bloc could form a government behind Shamir charging that Sharon had !I - time. Except for occasional references, fire, killing 21 people, and later, them after the inconclusive elections of July, not served in Herut during its long years and the American public was kept in the selves. 1984. Labor was in a marginally stronger in opposition. Eli Landau the Mayor of at dark, although Wyman chronicles that The year 5746 was also a year where position and Peres opted to take first Herzliya and a Sharon supporter, says in iore Franklin Roosevelt knew of the readers of this newspaper learned strike as prime minister. The rotation an attempt to slight Begin junior and : at concentration camps but did not direct about the activities and agreement was not constitutionally Milo, "there should be no princes in a the invading Army to bomb Auschwitz accomplishments of fell9w Jews living binding. Whoever, however, chose to democratic party." and the other camps. in the two-state region. annul the agreement would have to If Shamir is successful as prime All of this by way of background, There were profiles on visiting explain the act to the electorate. minister he could quell attempts to oust because since then, the American press scholars and writers, teachers and This has been at the heart of Peres' him. Otherwise it is not only Peres and and the Anglo-Jewish press has been professional people, as well as ordinary dilemma. He has enjoyed his stint as the Labor party who are out to exploit any inundated (and rightfully so) with citizens seeking to become involved in prime minister but rotation has weaknesses. feature stories and news items about the community out of a commitment to threatened him despite his successes in A further threat to the National Unity don the Holocaust. help others. There were stories about stabilizing the economy, withdrawing the government could come from overseas. :her The year 5746 was no exception. In life inside the Jewish Home for the IDF from Lebanon and strengthening the Labor has always hoped to launch a peace icia this community, there were many Aged, and news about smaller Jewish country's international profile and fo reign initiative, preferably trading land for and community-wide services during Yorn communities, like the community in relations. Furthermore, he has overcome peace with Jordan. Such a deal would be one Hashoah, Day of the Whirlwind, which South County, that is struggling for his own demonic image within certain anathema to the Likud, which adheres to 1ers is set aside on the Hebrew calendar to recognition and solidarity with the sectors of Israel's oriental population. the concept of an Israel including Judea, ess, pay homage to the millions that were Jewish population in Greater With this increased stature in mind, many Samaria and Gaza even though the ey. murde~ed during the Nazi Reich. Providence. Susan Bostian, Dorothea of Peres' supporters have urged him to territories contain 1.3 million Arabs. King >C US During Yorn Hashoah in 5746 there Snyder and I wrote about Sherman call early elections, despite the credibility Hussein still seems reluctant to embark 1 of three different services the same week Berger, Simon Pressman, Justin risk involved in breaking the rotation on a Sadat-style peace initiative but, if he of in Providence. Memorial services were Guberman, Carol and Marcie Silver, agreement. were to do so, he would certainly divide bol conducted throughout the state in Michael Ben-Zohar, Dr. Rachel Few people, at the start of 5746, saw the National Unity government. ,ns. Warwick, Middletown, Cranston, Shapiro, Janice Miller, Bernie Segal any likelihood of rotation being Should the rotation agreement remain ion Kingston, Woonsocket and in nearby and many, many others who've made implemented. The Likud was cynical, in tact it would undermine the belief that ;ive New Bedford, Mass. Channel 36 Rhode Island and nearby seeing Peres as an unreliable Israel is a country hopelessly polarized the showed a locally produced film about Massachusets a lively and invigorating megalomaniac. "It would be extremely between left and right. And with the ent Rhode Island's Holocaust survivors, place in which to live, worship, work naive to believe that the Labor Alignment pollsters predicting that elections would 'Sal produced and directed by RISO and play. will keep the arrangement," said Likud once again produce a stalemate between In professors Michael Fink and Peter For those who believe that the MK Eliahu Ben Elissar last October. Labor and Likud, rotation could even mp O'Neill entitled "Here We Live Jewish community is isolated - look "The rotation agreement is create a precedent for a further bol Again." And at Brown University, again. The events during 5746 prove intolerable," declared MK Rafi Edri, compromise in 1988. Opinion polls, has German filmmaker Bengt von zur otherwise. Jews have been involved in Chairman of the Labor Alignment Caucus however, also show that the majority of the Muhlen showed a film about the interfaith activities, have served on the in a speech last October. "The Likud's Israelis on both left and right do not want ce, liberation of Auschwitz. All of these boards and town councils of most hard line on the possibility of peace talks new elections before 1988. ree events were reported in full in this communities in the state, and work in is paralyzing the government's foreign ing newspaper during 5746 and coverage many and varied occupations that policy." Yet the rotation agreement ine will continue in 5747. touch on all levels of society. survived. T here were three distinct crises, ds. The Yorn Hashoah events and For those who believe that though none of them ever looked likely to of services were, by and large, interfaith commitment to Jewish ideals lies only provide Peres with a strong enough reason ~.~@ !~ ~ it events. This precedent of involving all by being involved in agencies and for appealing to the electorate. ,al faiths - initiated in this community organizations that are structured for The first crisis came in November when (USPS 464-760) 'or -~~~~-Published Every,U Week By The by Rabbi Marc Jagolinzer who this purpose - look again. Jews have Peres fired Industry and Commerce Jewish Press Publishing Company at organized the first interfaith Yom been in the forefront of all activities in Minister Ariel Sharon after he had been • EDITOR: Hashoah service in Middletown several the state and are visible in shaping the insulted by him. He retreated from the ROBERT ISRAEL years ago - has brought increased direction of the state for the future. brink, however, by accepting a lukewarm public awareness of the Holocaust to Yes, the synagogues are active. Yes, apology. T he second crisis came in March • ASSOCIATE EDITOR: the general public. Cardinal Bernard F. there is vital acitivity at the JCC and when then Finance Minister Yitzhak SUSAN BOSTIAN Law later brought a group of Boston at JFRI. But there is also activity and )\fodai also strongly criticized Peres. A area residents to Auschwitz. With him Jewish commitment in South County, conciliatory Likud, determined not to • ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: were survivors of the camps and in Westerly, in Woonsocket, in scuttle the rotation agreement, allowed BRUCE WEISMAN Leonard Zakim, executive director of Sharon, Mass., in Fall River, Mass., Modai to change positions with Justice the Anti-Defamation League of the and in New Bedford, Mass. There are Minister Moshe Nissim. By the third • ACCOUNT REP.: MARY FITZPATRICK B'nai B'rith. And this year, in addition study groups that meet in people's crisis, over whether there should be an to a screening at Temple Emanu-El of homes throughout the two-state region enquiry into the conduct of the head of Mailing Address: Boa: 6063, Providence, A.I. Claude Lanzmann's film "Shoah," J ews gathering outside the 02940 the Shin Bet (General Security Service), Tel&phone: (401) 724-0200 plans continued to raise funds to build synagogue to discuss ideas, books, nobody believed that the rotation PLANT: Herald Way, off Web1ter St., Paw1.• A.I. 02861 a Holocaust Memorial Museum on the films, ,Jewish holidays, interfaith agreement would be violated, especially as OFFICE: 172 Taunton Ave., EHi Providence, grounds of the Jewish Community events. T here is strong involvement by Peres and Shamir appeared to see eye to A.I. 02914 Center in Providence involving the young people in education and in Second class postage paid at Providence. eye on the issue. Rhode ISiand Postmaster send adClress Jewish and non-Jewish communities. leadership. Students are publishing changes 10 The A.I Herald, P.O. Box 6063. This fatalistic attitude towards rotation Providence, A I 02940-6063 Nationally, a Holocaust Memorial their own journals - like the greatly angers many Labor people, for Museum is being built in Washington, Brown/RISO Middle East Journal. they fear that with the economy on the By~ooA:,sa~~;'."'!,=~~ southeastern Mass $14 00 per annum Bulk D.C., designed by Providence native Students are attending conferences at road to recovery, the Likud will now take rates on requesl The Herald assumes sub scnphons are continuous unless nolllied to the Maurice Finegold. AlPAC. T hey are involved in Hillel the credit for Peres' achievements. contrary 1n writing All of this activity so that human and in the Elkin Midrasha. And older The Herald assumes no l1nar"K:18! responsi people are involved, too. The Yiddish bility tor typographical ertOfS ,n advert,se kind never forgets the atrocities that ments. but WIii reprint that pan ol the adver occurred during the Nazi Reich, and Eldercamp, which I had the good tIsemen1 In which the typographal error occurs Advenisers WIit please notify the man works untiringly to prevent any kind of fortune to be involved with as a teacher agement immediately o l any error which may holocaust, including the threat of a of literature in translation, was a great occu, Unsohoted manuseripts Unsotic,ted nuclear holocaust. As two ,Japanese success. manuscnpts are weleome We do not pay tor visitors to Yad Vashem, the Holocaust All of this by way of saying that Candlelighting ~tir~~~\':~~~i~~-~bes!~ memorial in ,Jerusalem, declared on the there is plenty of room for others to be dressed envelope ,1 you want the manuscnpt returned Letters to the edltof represent the annive rary of the bombings of involved with in 5747, to continue to optmons ol the wn1ers not the editors and October 24, 1986 should indude the letter wnter s telephone Hiroshima and Nagasaki this past make this community an exciting place number tor ver,tication ,-ummer: "No more Hiroshimas end to live in. 5:33 p.m. The Harald 1s a member 01 the New England Press AsSOCtahOn and the Amencan Jewist, never again Auschwitz." Pren AsSOC1at10n and a subscnber to the (Rubert farael will return fro m his This theme of the danger of nuclear ~~;;:~, ~~;~gency ano the JeWlsh warfare was discussed by Elie Wiesel leave of absence next week./ THE HHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 , 1986 - 5 To The Editor: I am writing heart ailment, ulcers, some Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital. in support of Lt. Governor blindness and loss of part of his Prager boarded the plane to check Richard Licht. I feel he is very foot. He lost a leg during World David Goldfarb after the family much concerned about day care, War II, in the battle of Stalingrad. had been reunited. Prager Letters to the Editor handicapped people and the The fitting of a prosthesis is explained that the elder Goldfarb elderly. Throughout his term he possible, according to Dr. Kenneth had never received a prosthesis has supported clean water issues, Prager of Bergen County, NJ, who because the Soviets are not advocated the use of water saving is a cardiopulmonary physician at advanced in the field. devices and backed water Letter to the ·Editor: can be obtained from Rabbi · pollution control efforts. The story of Nomi Hurwitz and Morton M. Rosenthal, AOL, 823 Richard Licht has promised to Dale Ashera-Davis (October 10) United Nations Plaza, New York, help small businesses and many MARTY'S and their work in building a health N.Y. 10017. other projects to improve our center in Nicaragua is one more . quality of life. I support all the KOSHER MEAT MARKET example of the idealism of Jewish Robert A. Riesman good he has done for Rhode Island youth. However, because the To The Editor: because Richard Licht is always 467-8903 88½ Rolfe St., Cranston article appeared in an Forty years ago this week, to be ready for a helping hand. Anglo-Jewish newspaper and precise, on October 26, 1946, the Sylvia Ziman Koshered Meats For You because they did inject a political American Joint Distribution Providence New Parking Available Across the Street note, your readers should be aware Committee, together with the of the anti-Semitic nature of the British Jewish National Fund and BJE Announces Sandinista government of the South African Jewish War Scholarship Nicaragua. Appeal, and lastly, but by no For many months the matters leastly, the Communita' The Bureau of Jewish representatives of the New Jewish lsraelitica di Roma, opened a Education of Rhode Island and the Agenda, together with other sanatorium for Jewish victims of Jewish Federation of Rhode Island liberal Jewish individuals and the Holocaust who had contacted are pleased to announce the organizations, have been denying tuberculosis in the infamous Nazi establishment of the Zelda F. and lb. the fact of the anti-Jewish words death camps, because of Harry A. Gourse Endowment and deeds of the Sandinistas. malnourishment or exposure to Fund of the Jewish Federation of Broilers lb. They had initially persuaded the elements. Rhode Island. The Gourse Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler, The sanatorium was Fellowship will be awarded Pickled Tongue lb. President of the Union of administered by what was lovingly annually to a Jewish educator to American Hebrew Congregations called, "The . Joint," and was be used for professional Flanken (Bone In} lb. (the leadership· cif the Reform located in the Italian alps in a city enhancement and further study. movement), that the charges of called Merano in the Alto Adige Jewish educators in Rhode Brust Deckel lb. Sandinista anti-Semitism were region which, before World War I, Island and Fall River, Mass. are false. Hi:,wever, the Reform was the Austrian Sued Tito!. eligible to apply for this lb. movement, on closer study, It was under the direction of a fellowship. Applications must be concluded that the allegations are New York physician and surgeon, submitted to the Bureau of Jewish indeed valid. The liberal Central Dr. Lazar Epstein, who was Education, 130 Sessions St., Conference of American Rabbis in assisted by Italian physicians as Providence, RI 02906, by July, while calling upon the well as by a well known American December 1. Announcement of the Reagan administration to TB specialist who, after the war, Gourse Fellow will be made in normalize relations with had to live. in Europe because he, a April 1987. For further Nicaragua and to halt funding for white man, .married a black lady. information, please contact Minna the Contras, also condemned the That, in those days, was still Ellison at the Bureau at 331-0956. Nicaraguan government for its unthinkable and unforgivable. treatment of Jews, its ties with (And I believed that the war was Goldfarb terrorist groups, its denials of fought for racial equality for all freedom, its persecution of human beings.) Miskito Indians and for the I was working as administrator. Undergoing Tests "betrayal of its own revolution." When we opened we had only by Yitzhak Rabi Like other Marxist regimes, the thirty-six patients, but within a and Susan Birnbaum Nicaraguan government few months the · capacity was NEW YORK (JTA) - A vigorously pursues an official increased to 125 beds. It was, at spokesperson for the anti-Zionist and pro-PLO policy. first intended to have only post Columbia-Presbyterian hospital However, the Sandinistas long ago operative patients there for in Manhattan said that ailing crossed the line that divides recovery. Soon, however, surgeries former Soviet refusenik David political opposition to Israel from were performed, and I must say, Goldfarb is in stable condition, overt anti-Semitism. The with immense success. and is undergoing tests to evaluate Sandinistas fire-bombed the The nursing staff was mostly his health. country's only synagogue during Italian. One could see how those Goldfarb and his wife, Cecilia, Friday night services in December, poor victims improved from day to who were unexpectedly given 1978, and confiscated the building day because of the tremendous permission to leave the USSR a from a Jewish owner when the care they received, both medical, week ago Wednesday, arrived in Jewish community fled the as well as psychological, and good New York Thursday night with country. food. We fed the patients five American industrialist Armand The government and its meals per day, they drank cream, Hammer aboard his private jet. He monopoly press have been openly instead of milk, had plenty of fresh was met at Newark Airport by his anti:Seinitic, to the point where fruit and vegetables, and most of son, Alexander Goldfarb, and his even the liberal-minded Union of all, the TLC, the tenderly care of friend, journalist Nicholas American Hebrew Congregations everybody connected with the Daniloff. ~~ and its president were forced to sanatorium. Slowly, but surely, The hospital's spokesperson reverse their position and admit some of the patients were told the Jewish Telegraphic what was previously denied. This discharged; the greater part of Agency that Goldfarb is being does not detract from the idealism them emigrated to the United evaluated for diabetes, cardiac ,97te clstales al ,9('&"A .9/iuvh !lf'-er lio-iy of the young women who helped States and after the establishment status and peripheral vascular the poor peasants of Nicaragua, in of the State of Israel they were disease. There has been no update al r/,r IH{!f..};,e,rl. ,97te,re t1.z.uno11s ltome,1', accordance with Jewish tradition, sent to Erez Isroesl. on his condition since Friday w-ilA 1im,)(Ja/ioe r11'CAit.ectural but it does put the political aspects But much of the credit should because the family has requested lll~r of their story into .a Jewish also go to the- people and the that no further information be ekme,'ll,r, #1· a11 abt111r/411Cl' t!f"sJace context. governme.nt of Merano in part, and made available, the spokesperson · The above information was the people of Italy in general; told the JTA. and'lftehip /?/oj.JC1111.ea,f, a11dltaoc all taken from the "Latin American without the friendship of them, The 67-year-old molecular Report" of August 1986 published the project would not have been biologist and geneticist has been efiAe tktai/4 rmdameni/1.e-r._yoa 'rx by the Anti-Defamation League of possible. suffering from severe diabetes, B'na.i B'rith. Copies of this report Hans L. 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Cranston, Rhode Island are Sunday, S,eptember 14, 1986 at Best man was Ronald Getz, pleased to announce the birth of Temple Emanuel in Woodcliff brother of the groom. Ushers were their second child and daughter, Lake, New Jersey.The bride is the Michael and Daniel Getz, brothers Leslie Ann on October 8, 1986. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Sidney of the groom, James Hassenfeld, Mr. Herman Schmidt of Dallas Hassenfeld of Woodcliff Lake, brother of the bride, Andrew Texas is the maternal grandfather. New Jersey. The bridegroom is the Adelson, cousin of the groom, and Mrs. Audrey Bienenfeld of son of Dr. Irwin and Mrs. Ricki Steven Treistman, cousin of the Cranston, Rhode Island is the Getz of East Greenwich, Rhode bride. paternal grandmother. Island. Mrs. Hassenfeld-Getz is a The bride was given in marriage graduate of Pascack Hills High by her parents. The midday School in Montvale, New Jersey ceremony was immediately and received a B.A. magna cum Kent County followed by a reception at the laude from Brandeis University in same location. Waltham, Massachusetts. She is a Hadassah The bride wore a Victorian style freelance editor and creative Kent County Chapter of gown with long sleeves, a high consultant of video Hadassah is sponsoring a Gala neckline and a sweeping train. Her documentaries. Mr. Kenneth Getz New Year's Eve Celebration to be gown was trimmed with lace, is a graduate of Lincoln-Sudbury held at Temple Torat Yisroel in pearls, and Austrian crystals. She High School in Sudbury, Cranston on Wednesday, carried Rubrum lilies, white roses, Massachusetts, and graduated Phi December 31, at 8:30 p.m. and her grandfather's hand-made Beta Kappa with a B.A. from Catered hors d'oeuv res and silk flowers. Brandeis University. He is a dessert will be served and there J ocelyn Hassenfeld, sister of the research analyst for John will be dancing to "Music by bride, was maid of honor. Paula Hancock. Cynthia." Brody-Hassenfeld, aunt of the After a wedding trip to the The cost fo r the evening is a $60 bride, was matron of honor. Dr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Pennsylvania School of Dental Canadian Rockies the couple will per couple tax deductible donation Bridesmatron was Tiziana Getz, make their home in Rosenbaum of Providence, Medicine. T he future bridegroom to Hadassah. There will be an announce the engagement of their is the grandson of Dr. and Mrs. sister-in-law of the groom. Massachusetts. open bar. Nonmembers are Rride~mai McCRUDDEN RADIATOR REPAIR ~{ , ~~ TIIE OLD COURT Providence's luxury Bed and Breakfast. Features ten guest rooms with modern, private ' . G- bath, laithfully decorated with antiques. Ideal for bar mitzvahs ur wedding parties. 738-2550 Ten room rote available. 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Then in Lorraine Waldman. March, Cohoes very graciously Adding a postscript, J anice disclosed consented to do the show." the refreshments served would be Co-chairing the hectic post with "exciting pastries" by Sweet _,,, Janice is Kayla Flamer who tells how Sophistication, the latest lusciousness "Over t he summer we worked very on t he bakery bill. closely with our committee, pulling Pawtucket Hadassah's yearly together decorations and prizes, and fund-raising events open wit h t heir the sale of tickets. Annual Fall Fashion Show. Proceeds "That's the biggest part of the whole support t heir commitment to Youth project: selling tickets and covering all Aliyah. Tickets can be bought at t he bases for publicity. Getting it off the door of Temple Beth-El's Meeting Hall ground , attending to all the fine next Wednesday evening at 7:15 p.m .. At a picture session at Cohoes, co-chairwomen Janice Ziegler, left, and Kayla details, and coordin;1ting everything is Flamer, right, eye this outfit that may he modeled at their Fashion Show. (Absent were Reeva Curran and Beverly Schwartz) (photos by Dorothea Snyder) . - .,,., ... i'y_·, r' y )1 \ , Lynne Aaronson is attracted to this exquisite cocktail number. Paula Waldman ogles the plumage atop the shoulders of this velvet long dress. 1 --\t. (~ ,, ;.;, \~ -.1···· '( "(~ ~ \ * ~ {. ) The Dynasty collection appeals to Gertrude Max, left, and Sara Cokin, right. \ A potpourri of pocketbooks that may be seen among the accessories at Pawtucket Hadassab's Fashion Show are pointed to by Lorraine Waldman, Cohoes personal shopper/fashion coordinator. Lorraine is commentator for Unique necklace pieces are shown by Roz Bolusky, left, and Harriet Horvitz, the event slated for next Wednesday evening at Temple Beth-El at 7: 15 rigM. p,rn. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1986 - 9 Father Edward Flannery history of Judaism and has not been in trying to get antisemitism must become part of positive material about Judaism. (continued from page I) Charles College Seminary, St. the Christian educational We have that. But how to get the Sulpice, Parish, France and the system," he said. Up until now, negative and falseness out. Providence as one. Theological College, Catholic Father Flannery said the problem More importantly, Father University. t Flannery referred to four excellent Ordained a priest in 1937 in documents that were created at Providence, Father Flannery has the highest eschelons of the been assistant pastor of several new- church. The first, Nostra Aetatae churches, including Cathlic parish (Our Time), was put forth in 1965 in Providence and St. Joseph's by the Vatican Council in Rome Parish in Pawtucket. and outlines the problems that Father Flannery was founder of exist between the two religions. At the "National Christian-Jewish about the same time the American Workshops," Washington, DC in Bishops put forth their own 1972 and served as chairman of document, Catholic Guidlines for the Israel Study Group in 1976. In Jewish/Catholic Relations of the both 1960 and 65 he was the American Catholic Bishops. ~, recipient of the National Father Flannery said, Conference of Christians and Jews "Although these fine documents National Brotherhood Award and !rs. have been promulgated and also of the National Catholic Book published, they have not sifted Award in 1965. In 1976 he was Delicious, flavorful - _,.·;/ ·- ·,.'1;~ . down to the people." He referred presented the Isaiah Award of to this blockage as a "plumbing American Jewish Committee and quarter-pound problem," within the Church. This in 1981 the Nicholos and Hedy burger patties means, he said "It hasn't Munk International Brotherhood sufficiently gotten into our Award, presented by the Canadian made from top seminaries. If it doesn't get into Conference of J:;hristians and quality dark our seminaries, it won't get into Jews. our pulpits, it won't reach the A man who has seen and turkey, packed people." accomplished so much, Father Although Father Flannery's Flannery looks optomistically 4 per pack. passions have been focused on toward the future. He said he Christian/Jewish relations, he would like to get the information possesses a distinguished we already have into the background. His religious seminaries, pulpits and education includes study at St. classrooms. "The teaching of the ~ Klein's Kosher Market ~~•• / · 421-0271 a • .. _;__ More Flavor! ... Less Cholesterol ! We are finally here ...... in your freezer section! Distributed By: 849 N. MAIN STREET NEW ENGLAND Somerville, MA - Crown Speciality Food Dist...... (617) 868-0008 South Windsor, CT - County Dist., Inc...... (203) 289-2767 Watch for the Stamford, CT - Hartford Provisions Company ...... 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Riesman Bentley Tobin, Esquire 10 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1986 safety, along with proper bi-annual physical as preventive insurance liability coverage. maintenance. According to an article "House Finally, consult with a certified, Calls" appearing in Home Fitness experienced health-fitness magazine, nationwide, professio professional, if provided at your nal trainer fees range from $20 to club or spa. Or consider the Health & Fitness $100 per session. Be wary of convenience of an exercise coach anyone who claims t hey could do coming to you. it for less and still provide the You can drink from t he waters same professional assurances. t hat Ponce De Leon could not by Do not undertake any new developing a new healthstyle. by Ali-Salaam years as a health and fitness their clientele to optimum levels of physical fitness regimen without At last it seems we have come professional the most common fitness. Blue collar workers, checking with your doctor, Ali-Sauuim is an internationally full circle with the fitness craze. complaint is that of dull routine. housewives, and top-level regardless of age. Even if you are certified health/fitness consultant The plethora of fad diets has left For instance, a combination of corporate executives are all in sound health but fifty-five years and the director of One on many of us with cupboards full of aquaaerobics, cycling, or experiencing t he high quality of age or older I recommend a One/Fitness Group Ltd. miracle pills, all-in-one super speed-walking could add freshness specialization such a trainer drinks, and lose-twenty-pounds in maintaining your provides. in-ten-minutes products. cardio-vascular health. A six-week Carol Trainer in Home Fitness Conference To Address Health, Nationwide more and more session in calesthenics, anaerobic Equipment '86 exclaimed " ... it's Americans are taking a more aquatic movement, body like having a coach or drill Fitness And Dance Concerns rational approach in choosing a contouring, or circuit training will sergeant! The personal trainer's fitness discipline. enhance muscular tone, strength, job is to develop a fit ness program The R.I. Association for Health, *Dr. Bruce Werber (Cranston Recently the benefits of regular and endurance with proper specifically tailored to your need, Physical Education, Recreation, Podiatry) - Lower Extremity exercise were being touted by instruction. and then make sure you stick to and Dance will conduct its Fall Running Injuries" members of academia. In March of Perhaps the most overlooked it." 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This health style seeker. fi ve years demonstrates sincere the one day conference. given by Dr. Richard Carlton week the Times reported on the Also, expert nutritional advice commitment, and covers what in RIAHPERD has geared the ( cardiologist and director of the conclusion of a University of should be sought in regards to other professions is titled conference to provide its members Pawtucket Heart Health). Dr. Toronto study which stated, behavior modification of dietary "internship." Actual experience as an opportunity for professional Carlton's topic will be "Our "You'd have to go a long way to habits. Everyone needs to have a private exercise coach may be as growth, the latest in scientific Behavior - Our Risks - Our find something as good as exercise long range systematic guidelines little as one year, since this is a research, clinical application and Benefits" as a fountain of youth." in adjusting their diets for "long relatively new aspect in the field. group demonstrations. T hroughout the day, exhibitors We have now come to a point term" success in weight Education - More and more Twenty top speakers will will demonstrate a wide variety of where individuals must look at management. individuals iri the fitness field are address current key issues in health and physical activity their lifestyle and review their The health and fitness industry aquiring degrees in physiology, health, physical fitness, dance and related materials and products. An state of health. You are never too has grown to meet the public kinesiology, physical therapy, and other related areas: all conference social and door young or old to begin a specialized demand for variety and other allied health sciences. Some *Dr. Peter Smith (R.I. Hospital) prize raffle will conclude the day's health program. specialization in its service. qualified trainers do not have - "AIDS and R.I. Public events. 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N.J., will speak on "The Cocaine Governor and the General Personal \J'\ Epidemic" Friday, October 24 at 8 Assembly of New Jersey for his These certifications demonstrate that your trainer has achieved a p.m. in Sayles Hall on the Brown leadership in drug abuse education high degree of applicable campus. and prevention efforts. More knowledge in - their area of A. well-known figure in the fight recently (1985-86), he received an ~ .~ ,CA. against drug abuse, Dr. Gold has award from the National expertise. Your personal trainer should also be certified in been invited to speak at Brown Federation of Parents for Drug by(}#-~ because of t he national dimension Free Youth for outstanding and emergency first aid and/or CPR. This is for your protection and of t he drug problem. selfless contribution to the Gold and his colleagues at Fair development and growth of NFP. 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The Argentine cast from the Tango Argentina dispels the original Broadway and Paris Trinity Rep Theatre Review myth that the Tango need not be productions demonstrate so by Lois Atwood dedicated search for the "real necessary Scurria's taken seriously. adeptly the intricacies and endless The Real Thing, by Tom thing" via friendship, adultery and matter-of-fact flamboyance perks The sensational production, variations of the Tango. Stoppard, sparkles with wit and marriage are the basic ingredients up her scenes and Dionne's now in Boston at the Shubert, has Only black and white cunningly devised confusion as he here. Ford's 'Tis Pity She's a diversity of relationships is won rave notices in Paris and dramatically color. the stage in Broadway thanks to Claudio 11 , explores love among actors and Whore is being played in Act I, sustained with deceptive costuming of beads, sequins, satin, 11 playwrights. Playing in Trinity and a rather dreadful drama limpidity. Dionne's clear, sweet Segovia and Hector Orezzoli who lace, rhinestone and plumes. The Rep's downstairs theater, it is written by an impassioned young voice and careful diction are have high-styled an artistic women,- sleekly coiffured, are directed by Philip Minor, with man in Act II. They intertwine unusual and pleasant. arpeggio of attitude, emotion and paired with slick and shiny scenery design by Robert D. Soule; amusingly with Max's passion for The Real Thing is not sensuality. tonsorialed men. lighting, John F. Custer; and Charlotte, whose passions are less Stoppard's best play, but it has the There is no plot nor play in Tango Argentina is romantic costumes, William Lane. The cast confined, embracing her husband, play of words, the melting from Tango Argentina, but a story splendor! is Timothy Crowe as Max and Henry, as well as Max and others. this to that without slowing down richly unfolded through the And Annie, whose protege is the · for tedious clarity, the intricate universal language of the dance. (This explosive shower of Anne Scurria as Charlotte; entertainment will run through Richard Kavanaugh, Henry, and young playwright, is in love with relationships and parody that There are songs that speak of Richard, who seems more acted characterize his work. He is unrequited love, pain, inner Nov. 2 at the Shubert Theatre, 265 Margot Dionne, Annie; Frederick Tremont, Boston. Performances Sullivan, Jr., Billy; Patricia upon than active. always interesting, even in a conflict and anguish, in Spanish. Both Kavanaugh and Crowe production plagued by No need to know the language. are Tuesday through Saturday at 8 McGuire, Henry's daughter; and p.m. Matinees are Wednesday and Derek Meader, Brodie. are, in fact, more sedate than their scene-change slowdown. The Singers Raul Lavie, Jovita Luna, women and finally, just a little changes are done in blackouts Alba Solis translate their desolate Saturday at 2 p.m. , and Sunday at Clever interspersing of other 3 p.m. Tickets range from $21 - plays with the one onstage and a dull. The women's liveliness is which become more frequent and renderings with such fervor that tiring as the play nears its end. they reach the grievous spot in $37.50. For charge tickets and one's heart where the familiarity group sales, call Telecharge at of disappointment dwells. 1-800-233-3123. For more Yiddish The musicians on stage information, call the Shubert at N._OWOPEN.. throughout the production are a 1-617-426-4520.) Evenings~ Entertainment Wee~ends Marks SAJCC Students With Special Needs On the evening of November 1 For Dinner! at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday To Present Ritual afternoon, November 2 at 1:30 Featuring p.m. in the auditorium of Youngsters with special needs Artists Marilyn Meardon Randolph High School, the in the art program at C.I.T.E. (the (storyteller), John Belcher • Ba~ed &rod Dorchester, Roxbury, Mattapan Center for Individualized Training (percussionist), Patricia • Broiled Sole Association will present a program and Education) will present a McKernon (songwriter and ritual performance on Tuesday, vocalist), and Elena Riverstone w/almonds of Yiddish Entertainment. This will consist of the renowned November 4 from 9:30-11 a.m. The have assisted Neilson as teachers • Vegetable Lasagna performance culminates Project and leaders in the creative process, Hours: Monday 9:30·3:30 Shalom Choral followed by the • Eggplant Parmigiana 1940 musical comedy film "The Symbol, a multi-media ritual arts as has symbolist, Caroline Casey. Tues.·Fri . 9:30·9:30 project at the Providence-based Project Symbol's primary focus • Ba~ed Stuffed Shrimp S_at. 11 :30·9:30 American Matchmaker," starring Leo Fuchs. special education center. The has been the collective creation of event will be held at the C.I.T.E. a story through a series of • Ba~ed Stuffed Shells Gourmet Takeout & Tickets for this nostalgic and facilities on the Butler Hospital exercises, improvisations, symbol w/ spinach f:::1' cheeses heartwarming show are $6 for Party Services Available grounds. It is free and open to the interpretations, and explorations. • Pasta of the evening 272-3380 unreserved seating and $9 for public. The story's theme and inspiration reserved seating. Project Symbol was developed were derived from the Native • Chic~en of the evening They may be obtained by by art program director and American Medicine Wheel, the ,S,'" contacting Mel Goldstein at (617) specialist in the ritual arts, Mar-C four directions of which represent Tastebuds 3 Richmond Square Providence 986-6267 or Paul Needel at (617) Neilson to give C.I.T.E. students distinct and universal ( End of Pitman St.) 961-4424. exposure to a range of art forms characteristics of human kind. In and allow them the chance to see the development of the group the interrelationship among these story, the tree of life, a symbol forms. Equally important, the known to many cultures, has Project emphasizes the process of served as the central motif. In the Rita Williams is ensemble creation and November 4 performance, self-expression through the arts. participants will take a potted tree concerned about her For six months almost half of to . each of th~ spots representing the Center's twenty-three clients the four directions of the Medicine community have been working with eight staff Wheel as the story unfolds. members and five area 1;1rtists Those who wish a tour of under Neilson's direction C.I.T.E.'s facilities can request it exploring the myriad avenues of following Project Symbol's ritual self- and group-expression performance on November 4. For afforded by the arts of music, more information, cail C.I.T.E. at dance, story-telling and painting. 351-0610. 1ttUtti!ete Festival Ballet RISTORANTE presents (pronounced Trastave re) Rita Williams is Rita Williams CELEBRATE will be a voice involved in her THE ARTS This Historic Section of community. for her community. 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WAYLAND MANOR .. - - ,\IDA Y, OCTOBER 24, 1986 - 13 The exhibit at Gallery 401 in Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4~ m.; Sculptor Chaim the Jewish Community Center, Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; closed 401 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, Saturday. Stephenson Lets Lite · will run through . November 17. Sal Guglielmina is a freelance ~~ Hours are: Monday through writer in Rhode Island. Shape His Art The Opening Miracle That Saved The Show by Lynne Reid Banks Richard. "Why New York? Why due to dock - in Philadelphia, for (Stephenson) not Boston? It's much nearer. And some inexplicable reason - until the 24th, and in the normal course We did our best. We thought the ships dock there fi rst." We of events it would take ten days to we'd thought of everything. But weren't worried, though. Not yet. clear customs. T here would then we'd actually never tried to ship We were too naive to be worried. be a little matter of a 250 mile sculpture to the United States Richard decided to make a few drive to Providence. The before. T he mistake we made was, phone calls. To check. Violet and I exhibition would, on the face of it, we thought the shippers knew went out for a walk round the be closed before it could open. what they were doing. I mean, University playing fields. We were At this point I'm ashamed to say when Mr. Cummins of London gone about an hour. We returned I had a small hysteric, but Violet, guaranteed that Chaim's seven to find Chaim looking very sick. who follows Pritikin and boxes of sculpture would be Richard was still on the phone. He understands about stress control, delivered to the Jewish was to be on the phone for most of calmed me down. Chaim and I Community Centre, Providence, the next two days. were wrapped round a couple of Lynne Reid Banks (Stephenson), Richard Hellman, R.I. precisely on Wednesday, He phoned London. He phoned very un-Pritikin-approved instrumental in the opening exhibition at Gallery 401, and October 15, we believed him. After Birmingham. He phoned New scotches. Richard didn't partake. Chaim Stephenson, from left. (photo by Sal Guglielmino) all, how could a shipping broker York. The initial indications were You can't drink whisky while run his business if he didn't keep not good. T he fact was, Chaim's by Sal Guglielmino Chaim is a humble, gentle man, working miracles. his word on a thing like that? sculpture, for his long planned and Chaim Stephenson's art is an seemingly completely preoccupied I'll have to shorten my account We ourselves arrived on the dreamt-of first American show, amalgam of his life experience, an with a loving obsession for his art. due to open on Tuesday 21, was of the miracle, because no intriguing diversity of style and He speaks about it like a detached 14th and went to stay with still on the hiKh seas. It was not (l·on t inuNI on page 161 design. His sculptures exude a observer - one who is in awe of Professor and Mrs. Hellman in mastery of expression and a the creative process and the Kingston. Richard and Violet. Our profound depth of feeling, dramati development of his work. His good friends. We thought they were our cally stated in mediums of bronze, friend and the man responsible for friends; after all, they'd been resin on metal (a combination of arranging his first exhibit in instrumental in arranging the . his own creation), wood, clay, con America, Professor Richard exhibition for us. We didn't quite crete and aluminum. Hellman, admiringly remarked at realize t hat these people were to be In his premier exhibition in this the Tuesday night opening recep our saviours, our miracle-workers. country at Gallery 401 in tion, "Chaim likes to refer to him On the morning of the 15th, Providence, Chaim brings to self as a peasant; a craftsman who with the sun blazing through the America a stunning array of 39 simply has to work with his hands. maples and a woodchuck - our pieces - a captivating collection His sculptures are so magnificent first obligingly disporting that hints the influences of that they could command many himself on the lawn, Richard various masters, but actually has times the prices he's asking," but asked how sure we were that the ties only to his own muse. he refuses to make them inacces stuff was coming on time. "I Born in Liverpool in 1926 of sible. Indeed, a sign on a table that phoned the agents before I left Russian-immigrant parents, Carl displayed several prominent pieces, England," said my husband. "He and Gertrude, Chaim and his stated: Please Touch. said the ship had been sitting in family emigrated to Israel Chaim's themes lean heavily on New York harbour for four days (Palestine) in 1947. Settling in a historic figures, mostly biblical already." "New York?" said kibbutz, he became embroiled in personages, men and women of the War of Independence in 1948 great strength, powerful as a commando. Upon his return magnitude. His version of Samson to the kibbutz, a life he was to lead at the Pillars was a tour de force, a for 22 years, he developed his brilliant statement of inspiration, -..tJ. oO O 0 artistry by working with the many fashioned from reinforcement craftsmen there - the carpenters, rods, unbelievably welded into a ~ metal workers, masons, etc., who gripping piece of art. Samson's applied their talents to a far lithe body, a striking contrast to ,~ greater cause - the survival of what one would imagine the their brothers. T his, in turn, was biblical strongman to be, is an to give his work a far more ambiguous vision, with his ~~\\o\1lt~~.!!~r distinctive flavor, an awesome musculature exploding outward, strength, a powerful humanitarian collapsing a surrounding will raise ora:u io Z a.rt'· design. framework of pillars and an 6 P-11 • • His actual schooling in art overhead beam. T his sculpture covered only about eight months, was the immediate focal point of i,cl>ieS \1>1oug1>ou\ \l\e i,igl\\ since he was "working twelve all who entered the Gallery. hours a day in the kibbutz, then Commenting to a R.I. sculptor • i,J.ol's\!OUS (I'll \ &, Q8i,ci!\9 helping out with guard duty along who was beside himself with • u ve f_t,\e(\all'_ll'el' the fe nce." Whatever time was praise and inquired about Chaim's •• i,.t.~"\' as11\i0ca\ cl i,.t.agai!l p.e1C1~ ese1 s u1?1i~es a".o I~"~, ul\d \f\l> \119"' \O free, he would devote to techniques, Chaim simply said, "I • i,.t.a" ~ o\l\~~::-co~'e&''f itSl l>~~~\e\ll\c\ude0· experimentation in what would be don't like to plan what I do. I just • ees' cos ca"eda,,ra" s1ers ,...- his chosen career. set it up and 'WHAM!' If it goes to ~,:,.\..\..o'I-JE.E.~ P~''{ When he had fi nally settled in, · pieces, oh well ... " G pt/I \O i p.: '\9SG ttio"'real , li7[il he became a member of the Israel To see Chaim Stephenson's Arts Association and the sculpture is to witness a strength, ffi03'1 • o c\ob8f '3'\ . Inter-kibbutz Artists, two a warmth, a benevolence that only organizations he subsequently a truly consummate artist could exhibited with regularly through possess, imbuing hard metal and Kon ig-City Pub & Restaurant 2 Davol.Square, Providence 351-2040 1970. cold stone with a radiant life fo rce In 1968 he won the Deborah all its own. Davidson Award fo r Sculpt ure. POLITICAL AOVERTISEMENT ------. T his led to a one man exhibition I POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT in the Lym Gallery in Tel Aviv, and a showing in the Hazorea Gallery. A NEW GENERATION In 1971 he returned to England. His fame spread, and his sales increased to many private OF REPRESENTATION collections. T he following year he was - ELECT - featured on a BBC TV show, Viewpoint . Up to the present time, his reputation in Europe has grown, fRANK A. with his work in collections and on exhibit in Israel, Australia, England, Canada and New York. His future plans include an upcoming exhibit in New Jersey, MONTANARO with the possibility of one in Washington, D.C., still in the planning stage. REPRESENTATIVE Chaim Stephenson and his wife, Lynne Reid Banks, a published author of novels and children's DISTRICT - 24 books, whom he married in 1968, Paid for by Committee to Elect Frank A. Montanaro currently live in Dorset, England. Gina M. Montanaro, Treasurer They have three sons: Abie!, ENDORSED DEMOCRAT Gillon and Omri. ·1;4 -THElUlODE iSLAND 'HERALD, FRIDAY ,' OCTOBER 24, 1-986 Hunger Issue . Bea Rosenstein Elected Addressed To Lead Hospital Auxilians The Wayland Collegium and Mrs. Bea Rosenstein was the Alan Shawn Feinstein World elected Chairman of the Section of Obituaries Hunger Program at Brown Auxiliaries of the Hospital University will present a series of Association of Rhode Island on public lectures on the "History of October 23. The Section of Hunger" as part of the 1986-87 Auxiliaries is comprised of the Faculty Seminar on the History of Presidents and representatives of RAE BROMAN Hunger. The following four all the Auxiliaries of the Hospital PROVIDENCE - Rae Broman former member of Temple Beth lectures will take place at 4 p.m. in Association of Rhode Island. I Room 302, Wilson Hall, on the i of the Jewish Home for the Aged, David and a volunteer at Miriam Mrs. Rosenstein has served as I. 99 Hillside Ave., an office worker Hospital. College Green: President of Roger Williams for Gladdings for eight years She was a graduate of the Wednesday, November 19. Chapter, B'nai B'rith Women; and before retiring 17 years ago, died former Bryant Stratton Business "Nutrition and the Decline of served as a volunteer in the March Mortality Since 1700." Robert Saturday, October 18, 1986, at the School, now Bryant College. of Dimes' Maternal Infant Care William Fogel, director, Center for home. She was the widow of Irving Mrs. Broman leaves a son, Project at St. Joseph's Hospital. Population Economics, and Broman. Gerald Broman and two She helped organize volunteers to Born in Russia, a daughter of daughters, Rhoda Zaidman and Charles R. Walgreen Professor of assist the Health Department in Isaac and Rose (Resnick) Arline Greenberg, all of Warwick; American Institutions, University the first statewide Rubella Rubinovitz, she was a resident of a sister, Sadye Cohen of Florida; of Chicago. Vaccination Campaign. Cranston for 27 years. eight grandchildren and six Tuesday, November 25. "Food In September, 1983, she was She was also employed with the great-grandchildren. Shortage, Nutritional States and recognized by the U.S. D. Anne Jaworski, Member of the Outlet Company and City Hall A funeral service was held at the Epidemic Disease in Preindustrial Department of Health and Human Memorial Hospital Auxiliary; Hardware. Max Sugerman Memorial Chapel, Europe." John D. Post, professor Services for her volunteer Mrs. Barbara Raphael, President Mrs. Broman was a member of 458 Hope St. Burial was in of history, Northeastern activities and received a letter of of the Women & Infants Hospital University. Temple Torat Yisrael and its Lincoln Park Cemetery, Warwick. commendation from Claira Auxiliary; and Mrs. Patricia Sisterhood, the Majestic Guild, a Tuesday, December 9. "Food Monier, the Department's Plotkin, President of the Newport Crises in Classical Antiquity." Regional Director. Hospital Auxiliary. Peter Garnsey, lecturer in ancient EVA FINKELMAN · Mr. Rosenstein is a-member of The meeting was held at the history and fellow, Jesus College, the Rhode Island Bicentennial Brown University Medical PROVIDENCE - Eva Pawtucket 15 years. Cambridge University. Foundation and serves on the Hospital. Levi Adams, Associate Finkelman, 88, a resident of the She leaves a son, Gerald C. Finkel Tuesday, January 27. "The Rise Board of Managers of Brown Vice President of Biology and Jewish Home for the Aged, 99 man of Providence; a sister, Mil and Fall of Mayan Population and University's Faculty Club. She is Medicine at Brown University, Hillside Ave., died there Monday, dred Sapers of Boca Ranton, Fla., Agriculture." Billie Lee Turner 11, presently serving on the boards of addressed the group. Calvin M. October 20. She was the widow of five grandchildren and 10 great director, Graduate School of the Miriam Hospital Women's Pierson, President of the Hospital George A. Finkelman. grandchildren. Geography, Clark University. Association and Justice Association of Rhode Island, was She was born in Lynn, Mass., a The funeral service was held at Although hunger is as old as Assistance. the featured speaker at the daughter of the late Oscar and Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel, mankind, its history is little Other officers elected to serve luncheon which followed at the Frances Kleven. Mrs. Finkelman 825 Hope St., Providence. Burial understood. What knowledge we with Mrs. Rosenstein were: Mrs. Brown Faculty Club. had lived in Providence three was in Lincoln Park Cemetery, have is fragmented among Karin Patrizio, Vice Chairman The event was coordinated by years and previously had lived in Warwick. disciplines, fields of inquiry, and (representing the Rhode Island Judi D-Chambers, Public questions of interest. In a unique Hospital Guild); and Mrs. Terry Relations and Alumni Affairs collaboration across academic Radican, Secretary (representing Officer at the Brown Medical disciplines, 24 scholars from 10 Kent County Memorial Hospital School, and Dana E. Galin, Weisel Award Boosts Holocaust different departments at Brown Auxiliary). Associate Director of Human will be participating in the Faculty Serving on the 1986-87 Resources, at the Hospital Memorial Project Seminar to try to gain a better Nominating Committe(\ for the Association of Rhode Island. understanding of hunger history. Section of Auxiliaries will be: Mrs. Rhode Island civic, business and Council, an independent federal The group hopes to pull its religious leaders who have been entity charged with creating the findings together in a published working with Nobel Peace $100 million facility. volume on the history of hunger. laureate Elie Wiesel to create the The Museum will memorialize Ileitis And Colitis Foundation U.S. Holocaust Memorial the six million Jews and millions Museum in Washington, D.C., of others murdered by the Nazis. Dinner Dance today predicted that the prize will The American Museum is planned Anorexia And The Rhode Island Chapter of Yancy am! Cathy Ray. - hasten the completion of their to dramatize to future generations Bulimia Meeting the National Foundation for Ileitis The evening will begin with a shared dream. the value of the freedom we enjoy and Colitis 11th Annual Dinner cocktail hour followed by dinner. The Museum is being as our national heritage, and the The Anorexia and Bulimia Dance will be held on November 8 There will be a choice of prime rib constructed entirely with private tragedies that occur when freedom Association of Rhode Island will at the Venus de Milo, Swansea, or baked stuffed shrimp. funds on land provided by is not defended. It will be an hold its Annual Meeting on Massachusetts. Honorary Entertainment will be provided by Congress near the Washington education center from which, as Tuesday, October 28, in Room 202 Co-chairmen are Governor and the jazz band "Diamond." Tickets Monument. Mr. Wiesel, a survivor Elie Wiesel has promised, "no of the Bio Med Center, Brown Mrs. DiPrete. The distinguished are $25 per person. For more of Nazi death camps, is Chairman visitor will leave unchanged." University (corner Brown & individuals selected to be honored information call the RI Chapter at of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Meeting streets, Providence) at on this occasion are: Malcolm C. 276-5870. 7:30p.m. Veidenheimer, M.D., James P. Asthma Support Group The Rhode Island Lung Cross/Blue Shield Representative. Association's Asthma Support Following the presentation there U.S. Federal law now requires all funeral homes to Group for adults under a doctor's will be group discussion and provide itemized pricing. Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel care for asthma will meet refreshments will be served. Wednesday, November 5 at the The asthma support group is has provided this courtesy for over eleven years. Evergreen House Health Center, sponsored by the lung association Route 6, ·East Providence from 7 as a Christmas Seal service, and to 8:30 p.m. there is no charge. 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Please Call I®} Jane Balfour, Rhode Maids Cathleen NAUGHTON Associates Employees Bonded and Insured GET THE FACTS CALL 724-0200 AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK 24 HOURS A DAY ADVERTISING DEADLINE FOR DISPLAY AND CLASSIFIED 11 PIIOYIDEICE 11 WAKEFIELD 11 IEWPOIIT 2AI -IIMltlt l1rNI 571 Main llrHI :IOtltllnNAft. 751-HeO 793-41111 849-1233 IS 12 NOON, WEDNESDAY FOR FRIDAY'S ISSUE 16 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTO!3ER 24, 1986 one at the airport. He gave us a large number of kind, helpful, And the exhibit of Chaim more papers, but they had to go unbureaucratic, capable men have Stephenson opens Tuesday night The Opening Miracle back to the customs (this time, for been found and their flexible skills as planned. speed, since the rush hour was brought into play? Chuck in his God Bless America. upon us, by the "T") and back office, Jim in downtown New That Saved The Show once again to the brokers, all York, Dick in his tower above before they closed. An Boston Docks, George at the Lynne Reid Banks (Stepfumson) (Continued f!om page ·13) which said Philadelphia unscheduled closure of brokers', John at the Customs - is a novelist and noted children's ordinary, unprofessorial mind altered. The longshoremen at government offices threatened to there was even a nameless cop who author and the wife of sculptor could follow the infinite Boston had to be primed to scupper us completely, but - lo! turned a blind eye on a car, parked Chaim Stephenson. Her awards complexities of the tangle unload, not just our container but - another lucky break. Customs recklessly on a busy corner. Their include the California Reader's Richard's patience and skill all those piled on top of it. This are an essential service, and names are forever inscribed in my Medal for her book "The Indian in unravelled for us. threatened to cost more than we stayed open. personal Golden Book. the Cupboard." The freighter containing our had originally spent to pack and To the "T," and back again! container was due to discharge it, ship the stuff, and Richard's credit Thump, down came the in Philadelphia, on October 24. It and checkbook were brought into all-conquering rubber stamps. The was also due to dock briefly in play. trucker who would pick the stuff Boston on the 20th, one day before By Friday everything that could up early Monday morning was ,e"~-Q~-0"~-Q~ the exhibit was due to open. be done by phone and letter and appointed. Hands were shaken, Instead, it docked at Boston on telex had been done. Richard got sweat wiped away; we embraced Friday the 17th. I don't know Chaim and me up at crack of dawn each other and the broker whether the God of the Jews, and and drove us to the docks at indescriminate. The miracle was Jewish sculptors in particular, Boston. From a tower-like achieved. COME VISIT OUR calmed the seas and brought the structure we were shown 'our' ship By Saturday Chaim and I were ship in early, or whether perhaps a standing at anchor; between her clapped out, bushed, knackered. NEW BAKERY! certain Mr. McCann, vice and us were about a hundred Richard went for a two-mile run. president of the shipping-line, enormous containers piled up in In a brief intermission in all this turned the trick, or whether it was threes. It seemed impossible that trauma and turmoil I happened to ASSORTED COFFEE Richard's two thousand wiling, ours could be extracted, lifted onto relate the story-so-far to an beguiling, wheeling and dealing a truck, and cleared through innocent bystander, who, FINE DESSERT phone calls that did it. My customs. Wait. Customs! misunderstanding, exclaimed: RESTAURANT & BAKERY money's on Richard. Because that Customs cannot be cleal'ed under " But what a terrible impression of was only one lucky break. 48 hours. Everyone told us that. 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