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October 12, 1973 - -=-- - - g t~ (I) < ..J < u .0 0 c: O' 0 N ... 0 Jew ....Cl) ::i:: tCase - An Orthodox paid $1500 in a complaint of against a New lputer consulting ted by Howard I. of the National ion on Law and ,COLPA), which omplainant. l m, \,c:t:,c ucve loped from the refusal of the firm to interview the Orthodox Jew for a position as a computer programmer because he could not work on the Jewish Sabbath. His complaint was fi led with the New York State Division of Human Rig hts. Dennis Raps, a COLPA attorney, who is also executive director of COLPA, represented the complainant at a preliminary hearing. In addition to the monetary settlement, Rhine said, the firm also agreed to refrain from any further acts of discrimination against Sabbath observe rs. Under the settlement agreement neither party was identified. PART OF OVERFLOW CROWD at the mau rally for l1rael on Tuesday is shown above. Agency To Hear Dr. Aronson At 44th Annual Meeting The 44th annu a l meeting of the Jewish Family and Children's Ser­ vice will be held on Monday, Oc­ tober 15 at 8 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center. THE O NLY EN GLISH-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . The first Arthur J. Levy Annua l Oration will be presented by Dr. VOLUME LVII. N U MB ER 33 FRIDAY. OCTOBER , 12. 1973 20, PER COPY 16 PAGES Stanley M. Aronson, Chief. of the Department of Pathology at The Miriam Hospital and Dean of Me­ dical Affairs at Brown Unive rsity. Dr. Aronson's address is ti­ .J~wish Community Gi\leS ~­ tled"Ethical and Medical Issues of a Screenin g Program." The screening program to iden­ Generously To Aid Israel tify carriers of Tay-Sachs Disese in Rhode Island is currently being Approx im atel y 4.000 members Brown University raised a pprox i­ at a fund raising rally there. plaifned. The Jewish Family and of the Rhode Island Jewish com­ mately S4.000 and pledged 80 po­ Bis hop Loui s E. Gelineau. at Children's Service wi ll sponsor the munity crowd ed into the Jewish tentia l blood donors as well as 10 Tuesday's ra ll y, addressed the program whi ch Dr. Aronson wi ll Community Center on Tuesday to volunteers. gathering and offered a prayer for direct. li sten to speakers ca ll fo r aid to Mrs. Arthur Einstei n. a tireless peace. The Very Re verend Wil­ Also at the meeting. Alvin W. Israel in its present war with th e worker for Israel. in one morning li am L. Kite. dea n of the Ca th­ Pansey will be installed for a third DR . STANLEY M. ARONSON Ara bs. at the Jewish Home for the Aged . edra l of St. John. represented the term as president of the board of ed by Ralph P. Semonoff, first Form er Governor Frank Li cht. received contributions of $124 Epi scopal Bi shop Frederick H. directors. Mrs. Robert A. Reis­ vice president; Mrs. Walter J . honorary president of the Jewish from the residents of the Home. Belden who was out of town. man, chai rman of the nomination Nelson. second vice president: Federation of Rhode Island. which Among the money which was col­ Governor Philip Noel was rep­ committee has announced that the Mrs. Max Winograd, secretary, call ed the meeting, said .. in lected on Tuesday, Joseph Ga lkin, resented by Lt. Govern or J. Jo­ proposed slate of officers is head- a nd George A. Levine. treasurer. this hour. there is onl y one answer executive vice president of the seph Garrahy who said the war is - victory and peace for our Federati on. said there was a piggy "a fight for the survival of a brothers in Eretz Israel. .. bank fi lled with assorted coins a nd people. It is vital to our own na­ a glass jar also filled with dimes, tion's safety that Israel, the bas­ Final Succos Observances Esti mates are that more than $2 nickels. and quarters. tion of democracy in the Middle million dollars has been raised in Throughout the country support East, remain safe." To Be Held This Week Rhode Island since the anack ·or has come from many sources. The national State of Israel kor services will be held at both Egypt and Syria on Israel. CONGREGATION Mayor Frank L. Rizzo of Phila­ Bond organization said it had services on Thursday morning. AGUDAS ACHIM Contributions al Tuesday's delphia asked the city counci l to raised about 120 milli on dollars A Simchas Torah family service Attleboro, Mass. meeting ranged from $5 to authorize purchase of one million since the outbreak of fighting. The wi ll be held on Thursday. October Services for Shemini Atzeres at $250,000. Besides pledges from the dollars in Israeli bonds. Mayor United Jewis h Appeal was aiming 18, at 7 p.m. Services on Congregation Agudas Achim will hiday, thousands assembled at the Cen­ Tom Bradley, first black mayor of at 100 million dollars, according to be held on Wednesday, October October 19, wi ll be at 9 a.m. ter, an ad hoc meeting held at C hi cago, was the featured speaker th e Associated Press. 17, at 5:45 p.m . and on Thursday, Rabbi William Kaufman will October 18, at 8: 15 a.m. at which conduct all services. time the service will be delivered CONGREGATION a nd Yizkor services will be held . MISHKON TFILOH Simchas Torah services will be Providence he ld on Thursday, October 18, .at Shemini Atzeres services will be 6: 15 p.m. Hakofos and a chil­ held at Congregation Mishkon dren's party will be held at 7 p.m. Tfiloh on Wednesday, October ff, Sim chas Torah services wi II be at 5:40 p.m . Services on Thursday, held on Fri day, October 19, at October 18, will be at 9 a.m. at 7:30 a.m. which time Yizkor si:rvices will be Rabbi Philip Kaplan and Cantor held. Irving Miller will conduct the ser­ Simchs Torah services will be vices. held on Thursday, October 18, at CONGREGATION 6:15 p.m. B'NAI ISRAEL Rabbi Emanuel Lazar will con­ Woonsocket duct the services. Shemini Atzeres services a t CONGREGATION Congregation B'nai Israel will be SONS OF JACOB & held on Wednesday, October 17, SONS OF ZION at 5:45 p.m. a nd on Thursday, Oc­ Shemini Atzeres services at ADDRESSES MASS RAU Y: Max Alperin, president of the Jewish Federation of Rhode Island, addresses the mass rally for Israel held a, the Jewish Community Conte, an Tuesday. tober 18, at 7:30 and 9 a.m. Yiz- (Continued on page 13) ==------ --------- - ~-=- -~-- _.... _--·----- -_........ ---~-- 2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1973. AJs in nc:wspapers arc flexible ' The lectures will be sponsor<!<! in size, timing and creative oppor­ by a SI0,000 endowment to the tunity. ORGANIZATION NEWS University from Mr. Finkelstein's widow and famil,Y. , The head of a SISTERHOOD MEETING AW ARD FELLOWSHIP Woonsocket textile firm , Mr. Fin­ The sisterhood of Temple Sinai The Rhode Island chapter of kelstein served for nine years as a will hold its first meeting in the the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation member of the old state Board of social hall of the Temple on Mon­ has awarded a S1000 Viets Fellow­ Education. day, October 15 at 8 p.m. ship to Jean J .M. Theunissen of Entertainment will be furnished the Department of Anesthesiology HOLIDAY BAZAAR by The Young Rhode Islanders. at the Montefiore Hospital and The Pawtucket-Central Falls Coffee and dessert will follow. Medical Center, Bronx, New Chapter of Hadassah is holding a Holiday Bazaar on Sunday, Octo­ THE SINGLE WOMAN York. The fellowship is awarded to ber 14 and Monday, October 15 at A new discussion series on prob­ the Oak Hill Tennis Club, Cleve­ lems faced by si ngle women today medical students for either basic or clinical research related to the land Street, Pawtucket from 9 oiscovE1i'°l will be held on Thursday, October a.m. to 9 p.m. both days. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the YWCA problems of neuro-muscular dis­ eases. Included in the bazaar will be Women's Center. white elephants, new and used "The Singles Lifestyle" will PIONEER WOMEN merchandise, kitchen gadgets. pric~ launch the four-session series with Dvorah Dayan Club of the Pio­ bric-a-brac. dishes, new toys. fa_b­ TRAVH SEHV ICf INC a panel including managers of res­ neer Women will hold a member­ rics, holiday items, aprons, pic­ taurants and hotels. Allary's, The ship meeting on Tuesday, October tures, picture frames, jewelry and Incredible Organ, Holiday Inn, 16 at 8 p.m. at the Succah in the working appliances. There will The Hearthstone and Newport's home of Ethel Chinitz, 41 Inter­ also be a snack bar and cake sale. Sheraton Islander will be repre­ v_ale Road. The program will in­ All proceeds will go to the sented. clude a special welcome to new Youth Aliyah project and Hadas­ Additional information ma be members, a survey of Succos by sah Israel Education Services. obtained by calling the YWCA Ellen Schecter and musical selec­ Chairman of the event is Mrs. program desk at 86 1-2910. tions. Joseph Schwartz, co-chairman is SUCCOS CELEBRATION HADASSAH MEETING Mrs. Jacob Komros. Committee The Jerusalem Group of Hadas­ The Business and Professional chairmen for the bazaar are Mrs. sah will hold a Succos celebration group of Hadassah will hold its Harvey Millaman,Mrs.
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