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The Sons of ,Jacob Synagogue is as the Baal Koreh, Torah reader, at various chassidic tnse, the entire ,Jewish {'ommunity would like to say the Marriott for Rabbi Drazin 's included learning Chumash. "Thank you~"; and we wish you use during the High Holidays. Tehillim, Tanya, Hambam, A quiet. unassuming man. Rabbi M ishna and/or Gomorah. (Oaf and your family well. wit.h many years of good health and grn,d luck. Moshe Drazin never got involved HaYomil. halacha l'mMtsa 11 nrl in I he "politics" of Providence .Jewish Life. Rather, he preferred to work in the background, , tren!(t hening Yiddishkeit any way lw could . From the time he first moved in to Zlota Bromberg's house on ,Jenkes and Pratt, to his house on Olney and Prospect . to 12 ( ;oddard S t. and fin ally 2:l4 Fifth St.. he waged a one-man Mitzvah ----. ( 'ampaign. Rabbi Morris Drazin In 1958, he and Rabbi Zvi Hersh In the Torah, we find that the ransacked and destroyed. Galinsky organized the Chevra ,Jewi,sh people took 42 journeys With their young son, Shabse. Kadi,ha. and turned the Burial from the time they first left Egypt they ultimately ended up in Society into one of the strongest to lhe time they entered the Land Ferenwald. a displaced persons such institutions in New England. of Israel. According to our sages, camp near Munich, which was run Rabbi Drazin also acted as I hese journeys signify various by the United Nations Relief "volunteer" mashgiach and stages on a spiritual path as well, a Agency. They stayed in Ferenwald "unofficial" Rabbi of the Jewish path each person must take during for six months, until they were able Home. Every Shabbos, he would the course of his/her own lifetime. to arrange for passage to the walk to the Home and learn Pirke The number forty-two is United States. Rabbi Drazin and Avos with the residents. siJ{nificant because it represents his family were brought to America One of his best-known activities the profound concept of using one's through the efforts of Rabbi was bikur cholim, visiting the sick. ,Jewish essence to maximize both Mendel Alperin, Mr. and Mrs. In 1950, Rabbi Drazin and Max time (seven days of the week) and Ruvain Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Greenberg began visiting patients space (the four directions, up and Liher Bain. Aft.er taking the at the Miriam Hospital. This Jews and non-Jews ideal of one who combines learning He answered the ad, and was given alike. With his phenomenal High Holy Days with "Derech Rretz," worldly a two-year contract by the Vaad memory, Rabbi Drazin would oft.en involvement. Ha Kasruth. That contract recall the circumstances, and the pages 12-13 As a Shochet. Rabbi Moshe ultimately lasted until 1967, when actual date, when he and his Drazin worked for the Vaad the Greylawn Poultry Company "patients" first met.. HaKashrut of Providence for 21 stopped slaughtering chickens in As a local "sofer," Rabbi Drazin years. As a religious studies Providence. At the height nf the would check Sifrei Torah for teacher. he helped dozens of boys act ivitv. Rabbi Drazin and the various congregations in New Rosh Hashanah prepare for their bar mitzvahs. As a other · schoctim would slaughter Eni:land. He also checked the chasid, he spent his time I 800 chickens a week. kashrus of Tefillin and Mezuzot Messages performing mitzvos. And as a Rav, In addition tn his daily for all those who came to him. he was the spiritual leader of the oc·cupation, Rabbi Drazin became Some of his other activities Kovner Shu), the Sons of Zion and I he spiritual leader of the included arranging for the bris pages 20-21 most recently, Sons of ,Jacob. ( 'ongregation Anshei Kovna in milah of newly-arrived Russian Rabbi Drazin was born and 1948. For almost 1:l years. he read boys; providing lulovim and raised in Poland. He studied in the Torah. taught tne members esrogim to families; hosting various Yeshivos. including the and performed all the duties nf students from Brown University Lubavitch Yeshiva in Warsaw. Habhi . When the property was for Shabbos and Sukkos; and During World War II, he and his taken over to make way for 1-95. maintaining an extensive reminder wife spent almost three years in Anshei Kovna combined with Sons service for yahrzeits. Rabbi White Russia, living like gypsies of Zion. Rabbi Drazin then served Drazin 's wife often helped out in wandering from place to place. I he Sons of Zion synagogue for ten many of these activities. A learned They lived in the woods. in barns. yea rs. until the synagogue was woman in her own riRht, she even in their own "grave." When rinsed. In 1971. Rabbi Drazin provided a friendly smile and I he War ended, they returned to became the leader of Sons of .Jacob. plenty of good food to the guests Vilna Governia, barefoot, dressed Here. he remained for the next slopping hy. in rags. only to find their home st>Vf' nlee n year~ . Since 198:l. Rabbi Drazin served • 2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988

hair acce.~.rnrie.~ hosiery (__ L_o_c_a_I _N_e_w_s______] lingerie Beth Sholom t-shirts Andrea Mitchell To Social Seniors Of Speak At Beth-El Warwick Sisterhood jewelry The Social Seniors of Warwick Congregation Beth Sholom The Benefactors Fund ,1f handbags will hold a meeting Wednesday, Sisterhood is proud to announce Temple Beth-El will sponsor an September 14 at I p.m. at Temple our new slate of officers for the bookbags evening with NBC News White Am David. Interesting discussion upcoming year 1988-89. Sharon House correspondent Andrea will take place on coming events. Groh-Mintz, President; Deborah and lots more Mitchell on November 15, 1988 at October 31 a trip to Salem and Hirschon, Vice President; Roberta 8 p.m. in the Temple Sanctuary. lunch at King's Grant Inn is Winklema·n, Corresponding Mitchell has covered the White planned. Secretary; Rena Jurkowitz, House for NBC since 1981. In that Reservations and payment for Recording Secretary; Sara Halper, capacity she has followed a variety a l this event and dues are both Treasurer; Publicity, Deborah September of noteworthy developments payable at this meeting. Hirschon, Reva Singer; including the MX Missile Debate, Refreshments will be served. Community Service, Esta Yavner, Special aid to the contras in Nicaragua and Buy a wool -details- Hana Berman; Honorary Board tax reform. She has traveled Members, Harriet Gladstone, Challis Scarf 211 thayer st. extensively with President Reagan Touro Fraternal Pearl Woolf. & receive a and filed reports from many After a number of years of 751-1870 Touro Fraternal Association is free scarf worldwide locations including dormancy, The Beth Sholom holding a Kick-Off Breakfast - tying booklet Tues.-Sat. 10:30-6 Geneva and Iceland. the site of the Sisterhood was reestablished in the " 1st Meeting of the New Season." summits between Reagan and Fall of 1987. In addition to See your friends at a general Mikha il Gorba!' hev. sponsoring fund-raising, breakfast meeting and join the ini­ The Benefactors Fund of educational and cultural functions tiation of new candidates. Temple Beth-El was established in for our own congregational family, The meeting is to be held at 1980 on the occasion of the The Sisterhood reached out to the Highland Court, JOI Highland Temple's 25th anniversary. This entire community this past year by Ave., Providence at 9:00 am on generous endowment guarantees holding a used-book sale, a craft funds to be used for important Sunday, September 11 , 1988. (Members Only.) and gift sale, a children's winter Jewish cultural events at the break program and a Mother's Day WISHING YOU Temple for years to come. Other Brunch. programs in this series have Temple Beth-El Kol HaKavod (Many Thanks) A HAPPY & HEALTHY included lectures by Nobel Prize to last year's officers and winner Elie Wiesel, author Chaim Eden Garden Club participants. For further Potok, Abba Eban and Madame There will be a meeting of the information about Beth Sholom NEWYEAR Jehan Sadat. Eden Garden Club on T hursday, Sisterhood and our upcoming Beth-El Family Program September 17 at 12:00. The meet­ activities, kindly call the Begins Fifth Year ing will convene in the board room synagogue office at 33 I -9393. FROM ALL YOUR Family Times. the superb family at Temple Beth-El. program al Temple Beth-El , Betty Cady will narrate a slide begins its fifth year on Monday, presentation of Gardens of Zurich South County Solomon FRIENDSATRGE. September 12 by hosting a in Vienna. Schechter Day School reception following Children's Bring a brown bag lunch. Services for Rosh Hashanah. Over " A Solomon Schechter Day School will open in the South Area 400 people are expected to attend Aaron Mittleman To PROVIDENCE· WARWICK the service and the reception. in September of 1989," announced The family program will include Be Honored Mrs. Doreen Kreigel, President Sabbath and Festival Services and Pro-Tern of the foundation com­ programs, holiday workshops, Plans for an upcoming Easter mittee. The interested individuals RONNIE·0OLDEN·EN0LE fa mily life discussion programs and Seal Tribute to Aaron Mittleman have met with Rabbi Robert the continuation of t he successful are progressing without a hitch, Abramson, National Director of HO LI RS: ~I ON DAY THR O LI (j H SAT LI llD AY IO TO 5: 3 0 "Tot Shabbat" program. according to Testimonial Education of United Synagogue, Abby Leavitt will chair the Co-Chairperson Richard Trieff. and both are enthusiastic about Family Program Committee and "Aaron has done so much to the community's need and ability wi ll wo rk closely with Rabbi Susan improve t he lives of others, that to create a Conservative Day Miller and Educational Director the response has been School in the local area. Attending Lisa Goldstein. For more overwhelming. People are ve ry the meeting we re people from in fo rmation on Family Program at anxious to show their appreciation Sharon, Stoughton, Easton, Brock­ T emple Beth-El, call 331-6070. for his support, dedication and ton, Canton, and Randolph. loyalty to the Massachusetts Currently, students interested in Easter Seal Society," he says. attending a Solomon Schechter Providence Hadassah Mittleman will be honored on school from the Sout h Area are The fi rst board meeting of the Sunday, October 2, fo r over 15 bussed 60 miles a day to school. season of the Providence Chapter years of "outstanding volunteer Parents strongly support the con­ of Hadassah will be held on support dedication and loyalty to cept of a school that is within the Monday, September 19 at 12:30 the Massachusetts Easter Seal greater community in which the p.m. The meeting will take place at Society," notes Trieff. child lives. the club house of Four Seasons Entitled "Tribute To Aaron The school plans t<.> open )Vith East, Arthur Ave., East Mittleman: A Man Who Makes a kindergarten and first grade next Providence. All board members Difference," the testimonial will September and add a grade each and committee chairmen are begin with a social hour at 6:00 year. For more information con­ requested to attend. p.m. at White's of Westport. cerning enrollment and for those Prior to the meeting, Eva interested in participating in the Sapolsky, vice-president and Ticket informat ion can be building of the school, please con­ chairman of education, will review obtained by contacting the tact Doreen Kriegel, 784-5120 or the new book written by Leonard Massachusetts Easter Seal Society Jane Cohen, 784-4296. Fein entitled, Where Are We ? in New Bedford.

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The Jewish Life Cycle," will focus Teacher Training 14 f') Dean St.. , Providence, RI The BJE/ RI is preparing a on our growing awareness that T he Bureau of ,Jew ish Education survey on "The Israel Experience" . contemporary styles of Jewish is pleased to announce its schedule and would like your input. li ving must be more firmly rooted of teacher training courses for the Please send your name, address in Jewish tradition. In a pluralistic fall. These classes provide Jewish and telephone number to: B,JE/ RI, ,Jewish community, each person educators with opportunities for WHERE HAIR IS ART 1: JO Sessions Street, Providence, grapples with tradition in his or professional development and to H.I. 02906. her own unique way. The variety of achieve certification credit, as well Ingall Elected To CJ CS Board ways that a Jew prays, eats, studies as opportunit ies for personal Carol K. Ingall, Executive and behaves in everyday life will be growth. Director of the Bureau of Jewish explored. In addition, the two All classes meet at the BJE, 130 Education of Rhode Island, has cuuntervaling forces working Sessions Street, Providence, and been elected to the Executive throughout history to insure the are open to the public. Board of the Conference of ,Jewish survival of the Jewish people - the Hebrew Literature will be a Communal Service. The negative of anti-Semitism and the survey of modern Hebrew fi ction Conference is an umbrella positive of tradition - will be (in English translation) reflecting organization of ,Jewish discussed. the self-image of the Jew and the professionals engaged in serving The series will be held in fou r contemporary Israeli scene. This the Jewish community. locations throughout the state: course will be taught by Tzilla Hepresented on the Executive •,Jewish Family Service Mealsite Barone, an instructor of Hebrew Board are executives of .Jewish at Temple Torat Yisrael, language at Hebrew College in Community Centers and Jewish Cranston: Tuesdays, October 11 Brookline. Classes will be held on Family and Children's Services, through November 22 , 11 :00 a.m. ten Wednesdays beginning synagogue and nursing home *Charlesgate North Apts., October 12 from 9:30- 1 l :30 a.m. administrators, and ,Jewish P rovidence: Tuesdays, October 11 Tuition is $36. Two credits will be educators. Ingall will represent the through November 22, l :00 p.m. granted toward teaching Council fo r .Jewish Education. • Jewish Home For The Aged, certification. LAP: Learning & Parents Providence: Tuesdays, October 11 Other courses sc heduled will An innovative classroom through November 22, 2:30 p.m. include Basic ,Judaism, taught by Photo: R vi Coutinho program is being initiated in first • Jewish Community Center, Rabbi Lawrence Silverman, which grade classrooms across the state Providence: Wednesdays, October will meet Wednesday mornings Hair• Skin• Nails• Massage Therapy this fall. LAP: Learning & Parents 12 through November 23, 12:30 beginning J anuary 1 I. and Modern is designed fo r six - and p.m. .J ewish History taught by Rabbi seven -year-old children and their The series is open to t he Shmuel Singer, Ph.D., also on JOHN BACON §ALON parents. It is centered around community at no charge. The Wednesdays beginning April l. parents reading and discussing fac ilitator for the series is Ruth For registration and further 343 South l'vl .,in Street , Providence, Rhode Island 02903 J ewish hooks with their children. Page. For further information, call information please call 331 -0956. A spec ial classroom bookshelf wi ll the BJE/RI at 33 1-0956. (.J OI) -121-1005 be set up containing twelve BJE Participates In outstanding books. Each book is New England Mini-CAJE accompanied by a guide book that Over 100 educators from the will enrich the learning and Rhode Island community will be enjoyment. that takes place when participating in the first parents read to their children. LAP Mini-CAJE to be held in the New enables parents to function as England area on Sunday, educators, creating a home November 6, 1988. This environment in which conference, modeled after the conversations about Jewish ideas larger, internationally recognized BEHOLD, and topics become part of everyday annual conference for Jewish life. educators, will bring together Lillian Schwartz, Librarian at people of diverse backgrounds, HOWGOOD Temple Emanu-EI, was the project philosophies, and practice for a day coordinator. She was joined by of study and professional and Minna Ellison, Carol K. Ingall, and personal growth. Toby Rossner in designing the Workshop facilitators from AND PLEASANT program and writing the guides. Rhode Island include: Evelyn F. Based on "The Parent Brier, Minna Ellison, Wendy Connection" of the Boston BJE, Garf-Lipp, Carol K. Ingall, Rabbi IT IS FOR LAP is the joint project of three Alvan Kaunfer, Marcia Kaunfer, committees of the Bureau of Judy Nagle, Ruth Page, Lonna Jewish Education of Rhode Island: Picker, Toby Rossner, and Hope the Library Committee, the Family Schachter. FRIENDS TO Education Committee, and the The conference will be held at T eacher Training Advisory Massasoit Community College in Committee. Brockton, Massachusetts. Laymen DWELL TOGETHER PSALM CXXXIII

A HOUSE OF WORSHIP A HOUSE OF STUDY A HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

We gather in the beauty of Our William G. Braude We are young and old, holiness to commemorate Library, one of the largest married and single, Jewish milestone events of birth, synagogue libraries in the by birth and by choice. We marriage and loss in our United States, provides a come together to share a lives. Young people add solid foundation for the range of experiences from Come to Israel and see for yourself... purpose to their Jewish appreciation of Jewish the intimate Havurah dis­ Join me on a deluxe trip to Israel identity as they are conse­ history and culture. From cussion groups that meet November 9 to November 23, 1988 crated, achieve Bar and the youngest to the most in our homes to major Bat Mitzvah, and later learned, we offer enrich­ cultural events that feature Personally escorted by graduated from our High ment in all aspects of world personalities. Dorothy Ann Wiener School. Together we share Judaism, whether through the joy of Shabbat and the the Religious School, or Features Include: Festivals celebrating our adult education programs. Roundtrip bus transportation from Providence heritage in all its rich Roundtrip El Al Israel Airlines from Boston meaning. Five Star Hotels - King David Chain Join us for a tour and an informal Sunday brunch. Hotel taxes and service charges Transfers Meet and hear from some of those who share our pride: Nine days sightseeing per itinerary on Rabbi Leslie Gutterman: Temple Beth-El as a religious community air conditioned motorcoach lbbbi Susan Miller: sharing in smaller, personal groups through "HaVllrah" programs English speaking licensed guide Bruce Sundlun, President of the Congregation: history of Temple Beth-El Rob Goldberg, Executive Director: the administration and physical facilities All entrance fees Susan and Dennis McCrary: Program Chairpersons: welcome Full Israeli breakfast daily Mark Patinkin: programs for intermarried couples Final banquet Liaa Goldstein, Religious School Director: Pre-School through High School education experiences Many extras Lee Krasner: the membership process AJ.L THIS AND ISRAEL, TOO! SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 11:00 AM -1:00 PM $1699.00 per person 70 Orchard Avenue, Providence Telephone: 331-6070 $200.00 deposit wlll hold reservation Please call for more information and directions. Call Dorothy for brochure. 272-6200

YOUfl e U u u,fli ~ 1\ 1111 rHfl/lt DOMESTICVJORl DWJDE -w 1 c 11 e i• fl~~tH FL IG HT S CRUI SES TOURS OPEN HOUSE 71)1> HOP[ STRE:.f T PO AOX i,d Ii PROVIDF-tJCE HHOOt l'~L AflD 0/q 1(1 T E M p L E B E T H E L I j 4 --· THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988 concerns about life and death, the Awe, ask a question about my life, year past, the year beyond, the my fate, what has been and what is wrongs and the sins and the coming, that people do find remissions and atonement. Then pressing. They form a spell of why within an integrated and remission, actually speaking of sin (_o_p_in_i_on______] coherent system such as I have and pronouncing atonement, described do people celebrate one praying for forgiveness no one thing and not another? seriously imagines will be denied. The issue is not belief or The mythic language of a God on unbelief. People who can believe high, busily writing up each Why Are The Days Of Awe The World that they are really slaves individual among the billions down redeemed from Pharaoh in Egypt, -below, does not provoke for whom the pretense that they amusement but invokes awe, fear, Series Of American Judaism? are Adam and Eve in Eden reflection. It is because when resonates, who are willing to have a people want to ask and answer a by Jacob Ne118ner people do one thing has also to The world comes out to hear these piece of their son's penis chopped question, a deeply mythic mode When in the late fall, the leaves explain why they do not do some words. The season is rich in off on the eighth day after birth - will serve as well, or as incredibly, tum color, and the World Series other. And that will solve the celebration. The synagogues on such people will believe anything as any other. And that is the case comes along, the world series of problem of how we may know when that day are filled - whether with and do anything. There is nothing even, as here, when the question is today's Judaism takes place too. the enchantment transforms, and penitents or people who merely more or less compelling in the personal and private, the answer Called In America "the holy holy why sometimes you say the words wish to be there hardly matters. reason for the Sabbath than the proves public and communal. Once days," the Days of Awe, ten but nothing happens. When we can The New Year is a day of reason for the Passover more, therefore, the question momentous days from Rosh explain why this, not that, we shall remembrance on which the deeds banquet-rite, though, considering proves the key. If the Sabbath and Hashanah, the New Year, through have reached the end of our inquiry of all creatures are reviewed. The the values embedded in the festivals address an unwanted Yorn Kippur, the Day of into the transformation that the principal themes of the words Sabbath, that rite enjoys a more answer to an unasked question, we Atonement, fill the synagogues, like received Judaism can, and cannot, invoke creation, and God's rule direct relevance to this country can hardly expect holy days of sin the pennant winners' ball parks, accomplish. So to ask the question: over creation, revelation, and and this time than does Passover. and atonement to gain much entry to overflowing. Bare empty space what basic theory, framed in the God's rule in the Torah for the If the issue is not that the more into Jewry. But the opposite is the on sabbath& and festivals, the heart and soul of the religious life created world, and redemption, reasonable is the more practiced, case. synagogues on the Days of Awe set of Judaism, will explain the God's ultimate plan for the world. then what explains the power of To state the upshot in secular the stage for mob scenes. And that · popularity of the Passover Seder, These are intensely personal some words and not others? In my terms, the fundamental condition fact presents a puzzle. Clearly, which nearly everyone does, and messages, to me in t.he here and view, the issue is the question and of " being Jewish" so far as people Judaism is a living religion and the neglect of the Sabbath, which now, helping me to identify with the answer - people will believe all identify "being Jewish" with the therefore does work its nearly n

• ASSOCIATE EDITOR: DAVID OeBL.OIS The Controversial Professor • ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: by Isaac Klausner ' BRUCE WEISMAN Professor Yeshayah Leibovitz, hailed as an astounding victory partition plan. Only afterward • ACCOUNT REP.: of the Hebrew University in that surprised the whole world, was would the Israelis move into the MARY FITZPATRICK Jerusalem, has doctorates in in reality a historical catastrophe. Palestinian State. .just as Candlelightlng philosophy and in medicine. He The war had far-reaching Palestinians would be able to move ~-..·--·I.I. was born in Riga in 1903 and made economic, cultural, and political to the Israeli State. The PUNT,~"'=.':'.l.~~'::'.'--.R _, .L Aliyah in 1937. He is a gentle man results that transformed the imJNirta nce of the statehood -· Sept. 9, 1988 with a very sharp tongue. He has essential fabric of Israeli life. eventually appeared in the ideas of OFFICE: 305 Wl'lllfflWn Ave., bit Prowldence, ,u.on1• 6:48 p.m. followers but many more enemies. Professor Leibovitz warned right Meir Kahane. Peace with Egypt Second Glau - poid at Providence. Everyone listens to what he has to on the first day after the Six-day was apparently forced by Carter by Rhode lsland. Postmaster -"' address changes to the FU. ....,._,, P.O. Box 6063, Pn::M­ say. One can agree or disagree with War, of fu ture troubles and riots: saying to Begin: if you don't accept dence. A.I. ~ - him but nobody can dismiss his the notion of greater and the plan you will go ii alone. Begin, 0 By~ooRa;: : ~':'9o:;; ~.. ~ Candlellghtlng views with indifference. After "complete0 Eretz Israel would al that time, could not .. go it alone retiring in 1970, he continues to develop; the ··Messiah balloon" and accepted. Ariel Sharon is a ::e:tem~s-~•::r..= = caricature of Zabotinski without • scriptions are continuous tneSS notified to the teach philosophy and history at would explode; the Arabs would contrary in writing. the University of Jerusalem. revolt with fe rocity; Shin-Bet and his vast rnlture and intelligence. The Herald usumes no financial respon:M­ Sept. 11, 1988 bility tor~ effors in advertise­ Recently a noted Israeli newspaper the ·secret Police would dominate. Rabbi Drusman of t he Gush is a ments. but wil reprint that part or the adver· 6:45 p.m. man published a series of It was a tragic mistake not to give rnricature of Rabbi Kook without ~~: willthtplea~"%t,*3!, := interviews with Professor hack the occupied territories and his brilliance and tolerance. When agement immediately ol any error which may OCO,,. Leibovitz in a book form. Hadoar, not to make peace with the Arabs. !he .. Messiah balloon .. of the Gush Url1didted "*1USCripts: Unsolidted the weekly Hebrew magazine in What to do now? He says the will explode. the believers might manuscripts are weloomt. We do not pay for Candlelighting New York, printed excerpts from only solution is the division of turn to Christianity. as happened ~~ ..~~.=:.,'.'8 ~ this book. We are giving below a Palestine into two states, Israeli lo Sabbatai Zevi. ct-es.sec:, envelope if you went the manusaipt retlM'ned. Letters to the editor represent the few curious opinions of Professor and Palestinian. with minor On .. Independence Day·· he does opinionS of the writers, not the dora. and Sept. 12, 1988 not sa~1 prescribed prayer fo r the 5hOLAd l'OJde the ~ writa"°I telephone Leibovit.z. adjustments. and with the offer of runt. for verification. He finds the preemptive making peace with the State of Israel because it contains The Herald Is 1 "*'1blr" of the New Engilnd 7:46 p.m. Palestinians. If this were not the words " l>eginnin~ of the Press AslOCil:tlon and the American Jewish "Six-day war" in 1967, which was Press AsSOdltton. ..s a MA:l9crt>er to the possible. there would be a war with revt>a ling of Israel's redemption'' - T"9go'aol1i< Agl,rq ... ttw, Jewl,n SIUOllnt Press Service. nnnihilat ion. (hint of 1he Messiah"s coming). Mail gets to us faster if you He is vehemently against the When asked why he came to Israel. use our post office box a utonomy plan which he sees as a he answered that he did not come 1rit ·k to make sure of the to set up an ideal commuqity as • The opm1ons presented on pages 4 and 5 are number. dominance of Israel over the example fo r the "l(oyim" but he felt contributed by the authors and do not necessarily P.O. Box 6063 Palestinians, and is also against t ired and uncomfo rtable with Providence, R.I. 02940 the settlements in the occupied being ruled by the .. goyim" reflect the opinions of this newspaper. land because it would he under the (gentiles). ''The Shofar'' -A Cry From The Heart ·

Submitted by wa nderings the soul of the Jew Rabbi Yesoshua Laufer forgets and loses all that it had Rabbi Yisroel Baal Shem Tov, before (as in the parable where t he fqunder of Chassidism, related the son squanders all his father's f1 1llowing famous parable about the wealth) until, finally, he forgets the blowing of the Shofar: very " language" of his homeland - , A King had an only son who was its acquaintance and familiarity (401) 751-0818 J t~e very apple of his eye. The with G-dliness. In desperation, the Jew begins to return, and, on Rosh prince was well educated, and both 1 hj! and his father decided that he Hashanah, he utters an incoherent Properft\1 :: · sµould travel to other countries to cry - the call of the Shofar - so further his studies and become that his father should recognize his under s200,ooo! f~ miliar with other teachings and voice. The Shofar's call is, indeed, cµstoms. 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Cindy Gilman, WHJJ Talk Show Host, ESP consultant. Barbara J. Caslowitz, executive director, Israel Bonds. "In reflecting on the New Year, I like to look at this season as a blending of the past and "Being thankful for another beautiful year, and as I look forward to the New Year, I hope the future. I always look at a time of reflection as going over what has been, and the kinds it will be filled with the same enthusiasm. Happiness is not always there, and life is not of goals and plans we can make for things to come. I think letting go of things of the past always easy, but if we're happy within ourselves, it can lead to all sorts of wealth. To my is just as vitally important as making new plans. We have to let go of the old to make room family and friends -- May your hearts and homes be filled with only happiness and peace for for the new and this year not only being an election year, we are where we are. I think it's the New Year." a good time for people to really sit down and take a look within themselves, and see what they can do to plan ahead, even if it's short-term goals. I am a goal-oriented person, and I think even if we work on one specific area or goal to help make our own lives better, and to reach out to others to help others make t heir lives better. So I'm looking at the New Year in a very positive way1"

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Harvey Millman, CPA, and Shofar blower' during the High Holy Days at Temple Beth-El for the past 25 years. " I've been thinking about the world, and the increase in violence throughout the world that's been happening over the years. The world has become smaller and smaller, and it seems that violence has increased in proportion to the smallness of the world. I was thinking back to the Holocaust that we Jews were subjected to, and the people in the concentration camps who asked where are the good people, where is help .. . which came eventually, but not in time to save a lot of people. With all the violence going on, I think of the number of holocausts that are continuing in the world today ... the Cambodians, whose children watched their families decimated, the Vietnamese who have gone through a holocaust. T hose who finally got out, arrived here with many psychological problems, looking for help in getting their lives together in a new land. Now that we have the opportunity to give, I've wo ndered how much have we given them in relation to the time we Jews were in the position of asking. I haven't fo und a very comfortable answer. What are we doing for the Asians? What are we doing for those here who have gone through the wars? In my private world, I've been pondering these questions. There was a philosopher who said, 'We live our lives in three phases. The first phase is to learn. The second phase is to earn. The third phase is to give service.' Unfortunately, there are too many people living their lives in two phases. They learn and they earn, but they don't participate in the most rewarding phase of life . . . giving service. There are many refugees who have settled in southern Massachusetts and South Providence, just like we settled there. I was recently asked to do some service, which I was happy to do. We had a conference for the Asian immigrants. Many of them wanted to know how to start a business. I discussed financing. We had a restaurateur and a lawyer talk about how to begin a restaurant. I get so much enjoyment out of this. What I wish for the New Year is that more people participate in giving service, and remembering that they have an opportunity to help those who suffered through holocausts. They will be rewarded greatly. Survivors need help.'' =4' Lola Schwartz, executive director, Jewish Community Center of Rhode Island. "Each autumn, the approaching New Year presents an opportunity to reflect on what one hopes the New Year will bring. For my family and friends, I hope for challenges for the mind, tranquility for the heart, harmony in our homes, mutual caring in our community, and peace fo r us all. L 'Shanah Tovah!" ,

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988 - 9 Reflections In The Midsummer Sands by Michael Fink "Mac" ®~ ~g &a.ss~. ~n.c. I spotted the black horse and out a horse and buggy, to slow my Dawn washed Mac down, a splendid carriage waiting at the pace. We moved by hedgerows, routine he relished. She told me Narragansett T owers several wildflowers at the edge of the Mac at eight was the youthful Wishing You A summers ago. I thought a ride streets, glimpses of dark woods or leader of the half dozen horses and round town would make my spaced and tended parkland. We took gentle care of O.J. his · Joyous Rosh Hashanah daughter Lily's sixth birthday a startled at an elegant groomed field 28-year-old stable chum, an elderly • memorable party. But they had and wood, the Patriarca estate. retired horse. Cam explained the 0 stopped the service. This year for The spell recalled my one-day Scituate Carriage Works while '." · 962 Hope Street Providence, RI 02906 her ninth I drove Lily, her older balloon ride a decade ago, the same Reuben climbed a fence to pat a OPEN TUES. & THURS.-SAT. sister, Em, and younger brother, quieting down of time, eerie and little statue under a tree of an elf in Reuben, out to the Scituate elusive. An hour and a half by red cap reading a cement book. BY APPOINTMENT Tel. 272-3710 Carriage Works on Plainfield Pike. buggy makes a leisurely afternoon . Cam brought us glasses of ice water We drove past the entrance to and my three kids met it and at my request showed Reuben Central Landfill on a hot pungent differently. the neat little toilet attached to the afternoon - with fancy twin lion Lily liked the treat and picked barn. In the barn sits the ten TO FAITHFUL OLD FRIENDS heads at the next entrance. A mile up on details of the carriage. She passenger carriage which Cam and past the lovely Reservoir reposing liked the little red facetted lights her husband, Howard, built. Also TO CHERISHED NEW FRIENDS under its pine guard. Then, just off on the lanterns and called them an I 8th century sleigh Cam bought OUR BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, HEAL THY AND the main road, the horse and rubies. Reuben smelled the hay and at a R.I. auction. And in a shadowy PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR carriage stood ready and waiting horseflesh. At three he grasped corner hid the century old for us, a solemn, silly. surreal that this was the setting for his two-seater that appealed to my vision. The carriage rested on nursery rhymes and Beatrix Potter romantic imagination. While my GOURMET enormous polished wheels, with tales. Emily at twelve would have girls patted the cats and dogs, Cam GALLERY swooping curved fenders of ebony preferred to ride a pony herself. My called in three white horses. Clocktower Square black, and red velvet tufted seats. pleasure in a slow pace palls a bit Zachary, Solomon and Luther RHODA, IRV, LARRY & Big Mac, a heavy dark steed sturdy on her own filly spirit. It was hot came in from the pasture with 80 Lambert Lind Hway GREG LEVIN enough to draw us with patient for red velvet and also for Mac to quiet majesty to accept our Warwick, RI 02886 competence, turned a gentle head climb the hills. But what impressed admiring strokes. She told me they to look at the prospect of us. Our me was the effort itself. At the Big will live and die here. This is the driver was Dawn, thin as a Apple Circus at Ninigret Park I only carriage business in the state. thinking reed with very long blond was moved and thrilled by the Upkeep and care are high, profits hair. She wore formal black contortionist, a former accountant, low. But the way of life is calm and breeches and a white blouse. The who fit himself with great effort ideal for their child - a girl - they owner of Scituate Carriage, into a bottle, to be a genii for us. At await. Rich in promise for her Cameron, expecting at 36 her first the Narragansett Art Show, I future. Cam comes from near child at any moment, glowed with marvelled at the skillfully crafted Amish country in Pennsylvania. her own russet patience. We duck decoys. Painstaking labors The Amish would not ride in her stepped up, arranged ourselves in seem poignant and poetic to me. carriages. They would reject the . "vis-a-vis" the upholstered cart, I asked Dawn what else she did . lights, the bright proud purple and started among the roads of "Who has time for anything else?" details of decor. Even the horses houses cut some thirty years ago Though they are busiest at Fall are too variegated. The Amish, she Wishes Everyone a Happy, into the woods. Among the weddings and at Christmas, they said, give their youths - "gay "ranches" new estates are being await our pleasure. I let my mind blades" they are called - a few Healthy and Prosperous New Year erected. Improbably Dawn lit a wander luxuriously into my own seasons to enjoy the hues of youth. Central Avenue (Benny's Plaza) cigarette, wafting an aromatic web. How my grandfather (and Then they must choose. If they Seekonk/Pawtucket Line suggestion of the old gray sedans yours, yes, and yours) kept a horse decide to stay, bright tones must my dad used to drive that sent back at home, the way we keep cars in go. 761-7567 nicotine perfume. I asked her what our garages and driveways. How Likewise Cam and Howard are Open Tues.-Sat 10-5:30, Thurs. nlles till 9 p.m. VISA MC animals she sees along the way. the horse figured in my mother's carving out their lives. My own "Baby raccoons you can raise and personal myth. She liked to draw quest each summer is for that tame for a year, sometimes a fox , or and sculpt horses because they magic moment when I can delay deer at dusk." But neighbors reminded her of Montreal early in time. Like grownups, kids wait for waved, cars slowed amiably, a herd the century. The horse is a some things as part of the fun. Like of dairy cows rose to greet us. greathearted protective noble the ice cream man. The day's mail Happy Dawn carries a fine long switch for creature. Not a slave but a public in the rural box. The fireworks at show and to keep Mac's attention. servant, it gives out of dignity of dusk. Ebbs and flows of tide. Holidays! She devotes herself to him and to character. My mom admired that Summer slows our needs. their mutual mission, to slow down quality, and shared love of work "Midsummer" for me 'is that still the tyranny of time. with the animals. I feel outside of afternoon in late August when the Although the landscape of litter time. 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Brier The liquidation of collaborators the town council building. And a village of Kabatiya. Following that is being viewed here as revenge for Molotov cocktail was thrown at attack, the security forces were the latest crackdown on the the vehicle of an Arab identified as criticized for having "deserted" 89 Ship Street, Providence, Rhode Island 02903 401-274-5000 8-month-old uprising. It is also a collaborator in another village in Arabs who have opposed the being seen as a response to Israel's the hills outside Hebron. He was uprising. attempt to cripple the grass-roots not hurt. Hut despite precautions, there influence of the outlawed "popular The attacks appear to signal that seems to be no way to prevent committees," set up to try to a circle is closing. T he popular Palestinians from attacking each supplant Israeli authority in the committees were erected with the other. territories declared purpose of replacing With violence spreading within The murders may also mean a services provided by the Israeli the Palestinian community, new phase in the uprising: a return authorities. They were to be Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin's to the Arab vs. Arab terrorism that administered through Palestinian statement to the Knesset that the characterized the Arab revolts of bodies, such as the local territories may be on the verge of 1936 to 1939. municipalities. quieting down seemed premature The body of_ Samih Yusuf Now that the authorities have to observers. a-Dababse, 22, was found outlawed the committees, their Rabin briefed t he Cabinet on the ==*=== handcuffed to an electricity pole in organizers are apparently seeking situation and recited the latest downtown Hebron. He apparently punishment of the collaborators statistics on more than eight Happy N_ew Year had been beaten to death. who, they say, enabled the months of violence: 210 Dababse was a resident of the crackdown on the committees. Palestinians dead and 5,600 from nearby town of Yatta. Another In the past, the security forces wounded in clashes with the army. All Your Friends Ex-Israeli Judge Agrees To Defend Demjanjuk at A surprise announcement was Dalia Dorner who sat on the panel policy afforded to the prosecution made recently in Israel. Mr. Dov which convicted Mr. Demjanjuk. both in Israel and in the U.S., the Eitan, a retired Israeli judge of 17 Ironically, Judge Tai, who read the doors have remained closed to the years, has joined the defense team sentence of death to Mr. Defense for the past 12 years. of John Demjanjuk, who was Demjanjuk only months ago, now Additionally, Mssrs. Shefte) and (\BAY convicted of war crimes and occupies Mr. Eitan's seat in the Eitan will petition the Court to sentenced to death this past April. District Court of Jerusalem. intervene with the Italian Midway through the District This Friday, Mr. Eitan and government to gain access to files ~RfALTY Court proceedings, he appallingly Yoram Shefte!, who has relating to new allegations that Mr. expressed his concern towards the represented Mr. Demjanjuk Demjanjuk was also a conduct of the three judge panel. throughout the Israeli proceedings, concentration camp guard in Mr. Eitan was the youngest are scheduled to appear before the Triest, Italy from 1943 to 1945. This information is critical to the WICKFORD OFFICE I NARRAGANSETT OFFICE I judge ever to preside in the history registrar of the Supreme Court of of Israel. In 1983 he retired to a full Israel. They will request the Defense as it now places Mr. 8205 POST ROAD BOSTON NECK ROAD Demjanjuk committing war crimes N. 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A Seoul-Fu] THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988 - 11 Diallo used as a sp.ringboard the wnh a 48-page weekend Yorn Kippur stated decision by Jordan's King supplement. He also said it will NEW YORK (.JTA) - Army Hussein to sever all Jordanian ties include color pictures and will put WISHING ALL A Chaplain (Major) Kenneth Zisook to the West. Bank in favor of the heavy emphasis on foreign and of Chicago will conduct Yorn Palestine Liberation Organization. financial news. HAPPY AND HEAL THY Kippur services for all ,Jewish She said Hussein's statement According to Kestin, t he new military and civilian personnel "and the steps based on it have paper will be the first newspaper in u~volved with the Summer Olym­ added a new dimension to t he the world to be produced and NEW YEAR pic Garnes, opening September J 2 efforts of the Palestinian people edited entirely by desk-top m _Seoul, South Korea. and its legitimate representative, personal computers - a claim Korea. the PLO, in bringing about a disputed by other journalists. According to the ,JWB ,Jewish solution to the question." The new venture is financed by Chaplains Council, Zisook is Kestin himself and 15 other mu11ayl currently assigned to a two-year Arbitration Panel investors, mainly from abroad. lour of duty in Korea, and will Although he denied that the aim conduct services at U.S. Forces Holding Final Session of the paper is to counter the views SEEKONK PROVIDENCE WARWICK headquarters. On Taha Dispute (RTE) 6) BAYBERRY PLAZA 1287 NORTH MAIN ST. (RTE. 2) 920 IIAU) HIU RD. of The J erusalem Post, Kestin said Opposrte Ann & Hope Opposite Sears One Block Sooth ol Malls Zisook has been in t he army 12 GENEVA (,JTA) - A panel of nevertheless that the Po.st was 336-4900 751 -7000 828-8800 years. international arbitrators convened known fo r its "leftist tendencies" here to conclude their and its support of the Labor Party. Organizations Use deli berations over Taba, t he Red He said that The Nation would be Sea heachfront st.rip claimed by apolitical and would not carry a U .N. Forum To Attack hot h Israel and Egypt. particular editorial slant. Israeli 'Brute Force' The live arhitrators opened a GENEVA (.JTA) rinul session to formulate their Shanah Representatives of non- judgment. on the dispute, known as 60 U.S. Teen-Agers governmental organizations of the an award. It will be binding on Arrive In Israel United Nations called for a Israel and Egypt, unless the two .JERUSALE M (.JTA) - T he Tova "settlement to that intolerable nations fi rst reach a separate largest group of American situation" in which Israeli "brute comprom ise on the matter. teen-agers ever tu participate in a force" has led to "the evolution of Conriliation talks in Cairo earlier single Youth Aliyah program public and official opinion in this month fa iled to produce a arrived in Israel for a year of study. Western Europe in favor of n mtpromise. T he l(roup of 60 youngsters, Palestinian rights." Barring no further delay, the rangi ng in age from 15 to 17, will T he NGOs began a "European judges are scheduled tu hand down undertake an intensive study Hegional NGO Symposium on the their award Sept.ember 29 or :m. program. They will live in Youth Question of Palestine" at the ' Aliyah villages throughout Israel European headquarters of the Second Israeli and will study Hebrew and J ewish United Nations here. Its theme and Israeli history. T hey also will was "The Palestinian Uprising and English Language lour t he country extensively. the European Commitment to the Daily To Be Launched At the end of the year, the lnlernational Peace Conference." TF:L AV IV (.JTA) The American youth will be eligible to Some 200 NGOs are represented Nation, a new English-language receive a yea r's academic credit in at the talks. tabloid newspaper due to appear on their home school systems. T he opening statement of the Israel's newsstands Friday, was Members of the group said upon The session was made hy Absa Claude introduced here at a news their arrival that !hey are not Diallo of Senegal. who chairs the C-t>11 fe rence Mcmday. c.:oncerned s hout being in Israel in Blackman I nsurance Agency Committee on the Exercise of the T he new daily wi ll be Israel's the mdist of the Palestinian unrest 4 0 1-AA~ · 7 1 I O Inalienable Rights of the sernnd English-language in the West Bank and T he Gaza Palestinians. newspaper and will compete with Strip. T he use of "brute force againsl the veteran and well-established an unarmed civilian population," Jerusnlem Post. Diallo said, "has generated interest Ac-cording to the editor and an~ activity" in Western Europe to publisher of the new tabloid, GET THE FACTS ... bring about "a settlement. to that. American-horn Hesh Kestin, The READ THE HERALD. intolerable situation." Nat ion will carry 24 pages daily

Of Thieves And Nitwits by David L. Jaffe Oh, goody gumdrops, yet an- lating campaign to Dukakis-coun­ tics is apple sauce." It's a dirty other self-serving poll has been try, posed by the hallowed, cor­ game, as well. And one of the taken of the American electorate rupted waters of Boston Harbor, unwritten rules of the game is to inform us who's ahead and and derided the Massachusetts that, in order to ·steal victory, a who's dead in this year's race for Governor for his complete disre­ candidate must simultaneously the White House. Taken by the gard for the environment. George present himself as both different National Instit ute of Terribly Bush , as everyone knows, is a and the same as his opponent(s). Well-Informed Transcendental- charter member ofth e Sierra Club Case in point: Bush the environ­ ists and Spiritualists (NITWITS), and a stolid preservationist . mentalist; Dukakis the strong the poll reveals the gap between When it comes to environmental defense advocate; Bush the blue QUALITY, EXPERIENCE AND AFFORDABILITY Bush andDukakisisnarrowing in issues, Bush makes J ohn J ames collar joe; Dukakis the business­ the wake of the recent Grand 01' Audubon look like J ames Watt. man's friend; Bush and Dukakis IN KITCHEN CABINETS Party Convention and the selec- Just because President Ronnie the anti-drug crusaders. Politics Come Visit Our New Showroom/ tion of that adorable Dan Quayle (Georgie's boss/mentor) has con­ is a game of inches. To put kilo­ FREE ESTIMATES as would-be vice president. The sistently viewed America's natu­ meters between oneself and one's poll also reveals that most Arneri- ral resources as corporate fodder opponent is political suicide. cans share a distaste verging on and an obstruction to develop· Why? Simply because it's a great nausea for the three P's: Politics, ment does not mean that Presi­ deal more difficult to attack some­ Politicos, and Polls. And here you dent Georgie will. George is his one exceedingly similar than probably thought the American own man. He exists independ­ someone who, by contrast, ap­ electorate was no more on the ball ently of the Gipper. When he says pears an extremist . Difficult, but than a team of blind rugby play- he's for the environment, he not impossible. Ergo, the knee­ ers. Surprise, surprise. means it . (Did he say that?) Be- deep political rhetoric the Ameri­ The American journalist ·and sides, would the Republican can­ can electorate must wade through author, Edgar Watson Howe, once didate for the highest office in the on the way to the polls. Vote For stated of politics: "That the politi- land be nitwitted enough to criti­ Me! I'm [not too] Different! I'm cians are permitted to carry on the cize his rival on an issue that he [slightly] Less Offensive! I'm the same type of disgraceful cam- didn't stand 100% behind, that he Lesser of Two Evils! paign from year to year is as in- didn't favor · more st r ongly? Unawares, the American elec­ sultingtothe people as would be a Would he? torate has been robbed of all dis­ gang of thieves corning back to a You bet he would. And did. You cernment and reasonable expec­ town they had robbed, staging a want to know why? George Bush tation by a succession of uniform parade, and inviting citizens to wanted to bring Dukakis down to election campaigns featuring uni­ fall in and cheer." I cannot help his level. He sought to politically form candidates mouthing uni­ but agree with the eminent Mr . part the polluted waters of Boston form issues. Politics, for all in­ As Mayor of the City of Cranston, Howe. Politics - bedfellow aspect Harbor and send the waves crash­ tents and purposes, has been re­ aside - makes thieves of politi- ing down on the Governor's Man­ duced to a beauty contest (Mister it is an honor and p leas ure to exte nd cians. And what they filch is the sion. To some degree, he sue­ Political America), complete with the city's best w ishes to the integrity of the political process. ceeded. Governor Mike instantly :a n the shallow glamour and pom­ For in their monomaniacal pur- became defensive, taking excep­ pous circumstance we've come to Rhode Island J e wish Community suit of political gain and glory, tion to the inference that he's no expect of it. All the contestants f or a most Joyous Rosh Hashanah. issues take a back seat (and you better t h an h is Republican look the same, sound the same, know what happens there) to per- counterpart. Well. ..h e's not. and are reminiscent of prefabri­ May this Ne w Year bring good sonalities, and predacious oppor- They're two of a kind: a couple of cated housing. At this point in tunisrn and talking out of both run-of-the-mill politicos who, in Election Year 1988, it could do no health and happiness to all. sides of one's oral cavity become the course of running for office, harm to take the beauty contest requisite skills. It's no wonder so run at the mouth, give issues the motif to its logical conclusion and many Americans are completely runaround, run for the hills (Bev­ have George and Mike strut their alienated from the political proc- erly, perhaps) after running foul stuff in sequined swimsuits. ess. Who, in what's left of their of the t ruth , and make everyone Never mind the debates, let's see right mind, wants to vote for a feel entirely run-down . (Would who's got the best pees and the t~ef? . ~ , thjlt . the Red Sox had as many nicest tush. Maybe that could 'Speaking of which, last weel1Jt ~\•)• c · · . . , lt f 1 inak.e..the.djffere'¾!e .in, this year of George Bush took his scintil- Will Rogers said that "all poli- tndil'f'eren"'ce: Why not? - L;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;J 12 ·· THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988 High Holy Day Schedules Congregation Chabad­ Shaare Zedek Lubavitch Congregation Congregation Sons Of Abraham B'nai lsrae Selichoth 5748-1988. Sunday morning, Rosh Hashana , Ohawe Shalam September 4, 8:00 a.m. Sunday, September 11, 6:45 p.m. Sunday, September 11. Erev Rosh Rosh Hashanah 5749-1988. Sunday, Monday, September 12, 9:00 a.m.; noon Hashanah, 7:00 p.m.; Candlelighting, 6:53 This Friday evening services will be at September 11. Lighting of the candles, reading of the Shofar; 6:45 p.m. p.m. 6:55 p.m. Saturday morning services will 6:40 p.m.; Mincha-Maariv, 6:45 p.m. Tuesday, September 13, 9:00 a.m.; noon Monday, September 12. Rosh be at 9:00 a.m. with a kiddush to fo llow. Monday, September 12. Shacharith, reading of the Shofar; 6:45 p.m. Hashanah-First Day, 8:00 a.m.; Torah and Rabbi Jacobs's Mishnah class will be at 8:00 a.m.; Sermon, 10:30 a.m.; Musaf and There will be a special gathering on Shofar Service, 9:00 a.m.; Sermon, 10:00 6:00 p.m. Mincha will be at 6:45 p.m. Shofar, 11:00 a.m.; Mincha-Maariv, 6:45 a.m.; Mincha-Maariv, 7:00 p.m. September 13 at 6:30 p.m. of Chassidic Maariv will be at 7:40 p.m. Havdalah will p.m.; Lighting of the candles, 7:40 p.m. Tuesday, September 13. Rosh songs and stories to conclude the Rosh be at 7:50 p.m. Tuesday, September 13. Shacharith, Hashanah-Second Day, 8:00 a.m.; Torah Hashana Holy Days. Sunday morning Erev Rosh Hashanah 8:00 a.m.; Sermon, 10:30 a.m.; Shofar, and Shofar Service, 9:00 a.m.; Sermon, In addition to the actual services, people services begin with Slichot at 7:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m.; Musaf, 11:00 a.m.; 10:00 a.m.; Mincha-Maariv, 7:00 p.m. are invited to share in Holiday meals at the Sunday evening is Rosh Hashanah. Mincha-Maariv, 6:40 p.m. Tuesday, September 20. Erev Yorn Chabad House Jewish Hospitality Center. Services are 6:45 p.m. Sunday, Monday, Yorn Kippur 5749-1988. Tuesday, Kippur-Kol Nidre. Mincha, 6:15 p.m.; Chabad House will also provide free and Tuesday evenings. Morning services, September 20. Lighting of the candles. accommodations to those requiring a place Candlelighting, 6:32 p.m. during which time the shofar is blown, First lighting Yahrzeit candles, 6:25 p.m.; to spend the Holy Days. Wednesday, September 21. Yorn Kippur begin at 8:30 a.m. on Monday and Kol Nidre, 6:40 p.m. Sermon, 7:00 p.m. There will be a Holy Day Seminar on Day, 9:00 a.m.; Torah Service, 10:45 a.m.; Tuesday. The Holiday ends Tuesday Wednesday, September 21. Shacharith, Sermon, 11:45 a.m.; Yizkor, 12:15 p.m.; Thursday, September 15 at Chabad evening at 7:45 p.m. Services are 8:00 a.m.; Sermon, 10:30 a.m.; Yiskor, Neila, 5:45 p.m.; Conclusion, 7:15 p.m. House. conducted by Rabbi Jacobs and David 11:00 a.m.; Musaf, 11:30 a.m.; Mincha, For further information please call Junior Congregation Holiday Services. Pliskin. 4:30 p.m.; N'eelah, 5:30 p.m. Conclusion of Rosh Hashanah, 10:00 a.m. (First and 273-7238 o; 274 -3065. All those who are interested in Fast, 6:50 p.m. Second Day); Yorn Kip_pur, 11:45 a.m. memberships or tickets may call 724-3552, Services will be held in t he Chapel. 726-6633 or 725-3886. No one will be A Break-fast, sponsored by Sisterhood, Congregation turned down because of inability to pay. will be served in Darman Hall following the Neila service. However, prior arrangements must be Beth Sholom made. May the coming year bring the blessings Congregation Beth Sholom will be This coming week morning services will of peace to the world. A happy, healthy and begin Wednesday, September 14-Friday, holding services for Rosh Hashana prosperous New Year to everyone! according to the following schedule: September 16 at 6:30 a.m. Sunday, Sunday, September 11, Erev Rosh September 18 Selichot will begin at 7:15 Hashana, Selichot and Shachrit will begin a.m. Sunday afternoon, September 18 at at 8:00 a.m. and Mincha will be at 6:30 2:00 p.m. will be the first Junior N.C.S.Y. p.m. event of the year. All children aged 10 or Monday, September 12, the First Day of 5th-8th grade are invited to attend. Rosh Hashana, Shachrit will begin at 8:00 Monday-Tuesday September 19-20 a.m., the rabbi's sermon and shofar morning services will be 6:30 a.m. Kol blowing will be at 10:30 a.m. and Mincha Nidre will be at 6: 15 p.m. Tuesday evening. will be at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, September 20 Yorn Kippur Tuesday, September 13, the Second Day morning services will be at 9:00 a.m. of Rosh Hashana, Shachrit will begin at Congregation 8:00 a.m., the rabbi's sermon and shofar blowing at 10:30 a.m. and Mincha at 6:30 Mishkon Tfiloh p.m. The Historic Cantor Sam Fuchs will lead the Musaf Rosh Hashanah. Sunday, September 11 , services together with Rabbi Dr. Shmuel 6:50 p.m.; Monday and Tuesday, United Brothers Singer, who will speak, and Dr. David September 12 and 13, 8:00 a.m .; Minchah, Gottlieb, who will lead the Shachrit 6:50 p.m. Synagogue services. Child care will be provided on Yorn Kippur. Tuesday, September 20. both days. The Junior Congregation will Kol Nidre, 6:30 p.m.. Wednesday, Sunday, September 11. Erev Rosh meet on both days from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 September 21. Morning service, 9:00 a.m.; Hashanah service, 8:00 p.m. p.m. Yizkor, 11 :00 a.m.; Minchah, 5:00 p.m. Monday, September 12. Rosh Hashanah service, 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, September 13. Rosh MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS BRIGHTEN Hashanah service, 10:00 a.m. ~--U/1,~~ Tuesday, September 20. Erev Yorn Kippur, Kol Nidre service, 8:00 p.m. THE WORLD LIGHT SHABBOS CANDLES Wednesday, September 21. Yorn Kippur service, 10:00 a.m.; Yiskor memorial Candle Lighting Times For: service, I :00 p.m.; concluding service, 5:00 Providence, Rhode Island 5749-1988-1989 4;,: p.m. BLESSINGS FOR SHABBOS Monday, September 26. Succoth. 5749-1988. Tuesday, September 27. Succoth. .ci,i~::, ,,Q u-n-,--.. ~-~ ro:itc " Monday, October 3. Yiskor. September October November P""-V:,, il'!l'I ,-r.,11ei UV1P-.-, Tuesday, October 4. Simchat Torah. 2 7:00 •2 S.ATZ 6:08 4 4:19 Friday, October 7. Sabbath evening 9 6:48 •3 S.T!)rah 7:10 II 4:11 : ~., ~;t'f',a service, 8:00 p.m. •11 ROSH HA 6:45 7 6:00 18 4:05 BO-RUCH A-TOH ADO-NOi E-LO-HEI-NU ME-LECH •12 ROSH HA 7:46 14 5:49 25 4:01 HO-OLOM A-S HER Kl-DE-SHA-NU BE-MITZ-VO-SOV 16 6:36 21 VI-TZI-VO-NU LE-HAD-UK-NER SHEL SHA-BOS 5:38 KO-DESH •20 YOM KI 6:29 28 5:28 23 6:24 Blessed are You, G-d our L-ord King of the un ive rse who has hallowed us through His commandments, Sons Of Jacob •2ssUKKar 6:20 and has commanded us to kindle the lights of the 0 26SUKKOT 7:22 holy Shabbos. Synagogue 30 . .. 6:12 BLESSINGS FOR HOLIDAYS Sunday, September 11. Erev Rosh Eastern Standard Time Resumes Nov. 4 Hashana-Slichos "Zchor Bris," 6:30 a.m.; Select the proper ending for the appropriate Yom T ov: services in the morning, 7:30 a.m.; 1988 ·5749.J9H9 Boruch Ato Ado-noy Elo·hay-nu Melech Ho-olom Minchoh, 6:43 p.m., 6:50 p.m. A-sher Kid·shonu B'mltz-vo-sov V·Tzi-vonu Monday and Tuesday, September 12 December January February L'had-llk Ner Shel and 13. Rosh Hashana, 8:00 a.m.; Shofar 2 3:58 6 4:12 3 4:45 (on Frtday add - SHA-BOS V-SHEL) service, 10:30 a.m.; Minchoh, 6:45 p.m.; Candlelighting Monday evening, 7:42 p.m.; 9 3:57 13 4:20 Pesach, Shevuos, and Succos: 10 4:54 Vom Tov Tuesday evening Festival ends, 7:40 p.m .. 16 3:58 20 4:28 17 5:03 Rosh Hashanah: Vom Ha-zl-Koron Yom Kippur: Wednesday, September 14. Fast of 23 4:01 27 4:36 24 5:12 Yom Ha-Klppurlm 30 4 :06 Gedalia-Slichos, 6:00 a.m.; Minchoh Add thla bleulng followtng each of the above blaetngo: services, 6:45 p.m. Eastern Standard Time except for the lut Holldayo of Pnach. Friday, September 16. Minchoh March April May Boruch Ato Ado-noy Elo-hay-nu Melech Ho-olom services, 6:35 p.m., 6:45 p.m. She-heh-Che-yonu V'kee-mo-nu V'hee-gee-o·nu 3 5:20 7 6:59 5 7:30 Saturday, September 17. P. Vayelach, Leez-man-Ha-zeh . Shabbos Tshuva, 8:30 a.m.; Minchoh 14 7:07 12 7:37 10 5:28 Special ln•tructlon1 for Holidays (But not on Shabbat). II is lorbidden services, 6:30 p.m., 6:45 p.m.; Saturday •19 PESACH 7:12 19 7:44 17 5:36 to create a new fire by striking a match, lighter, etc. However, it is per­ ends, 7:33 p.m. 24 5:44 •20PESACH 8:17 26 7:51 missable to use a flame already burning since belore the inception of Iha holiday, such as a pilot light, gas or candle flame . Tuesday, September 20. Preparation for 30 5:52 21 7:15 Yorn Kippur. Morning service, 6:30 a.m.; •25PESACH 7:19 CAUTION FOR FRIDAYS: Minchoh service, 2:00 p.m.; Getting ready •26PESACH 8:23 DO NOT light candle after sunset so as not lo desecrate the Shabbos. for the Fast · 6:00 p.m.; Yorn Kippur _.28 7..:22 It Is forbidden to light the candles after sunset. evening, 6:25 p.m.; Kol Nidre, 6:30 p.m. DavliJ1ht Savin11.r Time Resume.r April 7 Wednesday, September 21. Morning June July August Spaces marked by asterisk denote Holiday schedule. Candlelighling service 8:00 a.m.; Yizkor, 11 :30 a.m.; lime tor the second night ol the Holiday is usually about one hour 2 7:56 Minch~h service, 5:00 p.m.; Neilah after the candlellghling lime of the previous night service-Fast ends 7:30 p.m., 6: 15 p.m. 8:05 7:43 •8SIIAV 8:00 7 4 Friday, September 23. Morning services, 0 9SHAV 8:01 14 8:02 II 7:34 6:22 a.m., 6:45 a.m. I 16 8:04 21 7:57 18 7:24 Saturday, September 24. P. Haazinu, 9 23 8:06 28 7:50 25 7:13 8:30 a.m.; Minchoh service, 6:25 p.m.; cl 30 8:06 Maariv service, 7:15 p.m.; Sabbath ends, ~ Dayli11ht Savings Time 7:21 p.m. , THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988 13 children's programs in the school building; Temple Am David 6:15 p.m., Minhah and Ma'ariv in the Services for the second day of Rosh Fishbein Chapel. Hashanah 5749 will begin at 9:00 a.m. The Rosh Hashana 1988, 5749 Yorn Kippur rabbi's sermon for that morning will be, "Faith and Fate." Touro Synagogue Sunday, September 11. Minha-Ma'ariv Tuesday, September 20. 6:30 p.m., Kol There will be children's services on 6:30 p.m. ' Nidre in the main sanctuary, new Monday, September 12. Shaharit, 8:00 Monday and Tuesday mornings, and they Rosh Hashana synagogue, Alperin Meeting House. will take place at 10: 15 a.m. The younger a.m. Junior Congregation and Pre-School, Wednesday, September 21. 9:00 a.m., Sunday, September 11, 6:30 p.m.' children ages 7 and under will meet in the 10:00 a.m. to noon. Rabbi's Message, 10:00 Pesukei D'Zimrah in the new synagogue; Monday, September 12, 9:00 a.m., 6:30 a.m. Tashlich-Minha-Ma'ariv, 6:15 p.m.. 9:45 a.m., Shacharit in the main sanctuary, Temple Library. Those young persons ages p.m. Tuesday, September 13. Shaharit, 8:00 · new syna~ogue, Alperin Meeting House; 8-I 2 will conduct their own service in the Tuesday, September 13, 9:00 a.m., 6:30 Temple Board Room/Chapel. a.m. Junior Congregation and Pre-School, 11:00 a.m., Junior Congregation in the p.m. 10:00 a.m. to noon; Rabbi's Message, 10:00 Bohnen Vestry and children's programs in Yorn Kippur a.m.; Minha, 6:45 p.m. the school building; 2:30 p.m., Ask The Tuesday, September 20, 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Shuva Rabbis in the Alperin Meeting House; 5:00 Temple Sinai Wednesday, September 21, 9:00 a.m. Evening family service. September 16, p.m., Minhah in the Alperin Meeting Sukkot 7:30 p.m. House and main sanctuary; 6: 15 p.m., Sunday, September 25, 6:00 p.m. Shaharit, September 17, 9:30 a.m.; both Storytelling for Children with Rabbi Liben Selichot Monday, September 26, 9:00 a.m., 6:00 services led by USYers. in the Bohnen Vestry; 6:15 p.m., Neilah in Saturday, September 3. Midnight. p.m. Yorn Kippur the main sanctuary, Alperin Meeting (Preceded by breakfast at 10:45 p.m.) Tuesday, September 27, 9:00 a.m., 6:00 Tuesday, September 20. Kol Nidre, 6:15 House. Rosh Hashanah p.m. p.m. Sunday, September 11, 8: 15 p.m. Sunday, October 2, 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 2 I. Shaharit, Monday, September 12. Adult service, Monday, October 3, 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m.; Junior Congregation and 10:30 a.m.; youth service (ages 8 +) 10:30 - Yizkorat, 6:00 p.m. • Pre-School, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Temple Habonim a.m.; children's service - (ages 7 years and Tuesday, October 4. 9:00 a.m. Rabbi's message to be followed by younger), 2:30 p.m. •on Monday, October 4, the 6:00 p.m. dedication of New Memorial Plaques and Rosh Hashanah Yorn Kippur service will be followed by a special Yizkor, 10:30 a.m.; Minha, Ne'ilah, Sunday, September I I. Evening service, Tuesday, September 20, 8:15 p.m. Simchat Torah dinner. · - Ma'ariv, 4:45 p.m .. Conclusion of services: 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 21. Adult The High Holy Days herald the Shofar, Havdalah, 7:35 p.m. Monday, September 12. Morning service, 10:30 a.m.; youth service (ages . beginning of Touro Synagogue's 225th Sukkot service, 10:00 a.m.; young people's service, 8 + ) 10:30 a.m.; Rabbi's discussion group, anniversary. Sunday, September 25. Minha-Ma'ariv, 10:00 a.m.; Tashlikh family service, 2:30 1:15 p.m.; children's service (ages 7 years 6:15 p.m. p.m. and younger), 2:15 p.m.; afternoon service, Monday, September 26. Shaharit, 9:00 Tuesday, September 13. Morning 3:00 p.m.; memorial service, 4:30 p.m.; a.m.; Junior Congregation, 10:00 a.m. service, 10:30 a.m. concluding service, 5:00 p.m. (chapel); Minha-Ma'ariv, 6:00 p.m. Yorn Kippur Tuesday, September 27. Shaharit, 9:00 Tuesday, September 20. Evening service a.m.; Junior Congregation, 10:00 a.m. (Kol Nidre), 8:00 p.m. (chapel); Minha-Ma'ariv, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, September 21. Morning Hoshanah Rabbah service, 10:00 a.m.; young people's service, Sunday, October 2, 8:15 a.m. 10:00 a.m.; children's service, 1:45 p.m.; Temple Torat Shemini Atzeret/Simhat Torah afternoon service, 3:15 p.m. Yisrael Sunday, October 2. Minha-Ma'ariv, 6:00 p.m. U.R.I. Hillel Monday, October 3. Shaharit, 9:00 a.m.; Selihot Junior Congregation, 10:00 a.m. (chapel); Saturday evening, September 3, 10:00 Rosh Hashanah Yizkor, 10:30 a.m.; additional Yizkor p.m. Sunday, September 11, services 7:30 service, followed by Minha, 5:30 p.m.; Rosh Hashanah, September 11, 12, 13. p.m. Monday and Tuesday, September 12 Ma'ariv, Hakafot, Reading of Torah and Sunday night, 6:30 p.m. Monday and and 13. Shacharit, 9:30 a.m.; Torah Mechina consecration, 6:00 p.m. Tuesday morning. Shaharit, 8:00 a.m.; Reading, 10:30 a.m.; Musaf, 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, October 4. Shaharit, 9:00 a.m.; •Torah service, 9: 15 a.m.; •Shofar service, Yorn Kippur Hakafot with Junior Congregation in main 10:00 a.m.; •Sermon, 10:30 a.m. Monday Kol Nidre services, Tuesday evening, sanctuary, 10:00 a.m.; Minha-Ma'ariv, afternoon. Tashlich, 6:00 p.m.; September '20, 6:30 ·p.m.; Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Minchah/Maariv, 6:45 p.m. Tuesday September 21. Shacharit, 9:00 a.m.; Torah evening, 7:15 p.m. Reading, 10:30 a.m.; Musaf, 11:30 a.m.; Shabbat Shuvah, September 16, I 7. Yizkor, 1:30 p.m.; Minchah, 5:15 p.m. Tem le Beth Friday evening, 6:00 p.m.; Saturday Neilah, 5:45 p.m. morning, 9:30 a.m. Minchah/Maariv/ Following the conclusion of Yorn Kippur David Havdalah, 6:30 p.m. services, there will be a Break Fast at the Temple Beth David, Narragansett will Kol Nidre, September 20 Hillel House to which everyone is invited. hold Friday evening services this Friday, Early Minchah, 1:00 p.m.; Tuesday All services will be held at the Student September 9, 1988 at 8:00 p.m. evening, 6:30 p.m. Senate Chambers in the Memorial Union. Rosh Hashana services will be held as Yorn Kippur, September 21. Our services are run on an Egalitarian follows: Wednesday morning, 9:00 a.m.; •Torah basis; women are encouraged to participate Sunday, September II. Erev Rosh service, 10:30 a.m.; •sermon, 11:15 a.m.; and are counted in the Minyan. Everyone Hashana, 6:30 p.m. •Yizkor, 1:30 p.m.; Minchah/ Neilah/ is welcome to attend. For more Monday, September 12. 1st Day Rosh Maariv, 5:30 p.m. information, please call the Hillel office at (•Times Approximate) Has~ana, 9:00 a.m.; Mincha/Maariv, 6:30 792-2740. p.m. Tuesday, September 13. 2nd Day Rosh Hashana, 9:00 a.m.; Mincha Marriv, 6:30 p.m. High Holy Day services will be led by Jerome Kritz and Ethan Adler. As always, all are welcome to join us for "Services by the Sea." Temple Shalom

Temple Beth-El High Holy Day service schedule. Sunday, September 11, 8:00 p.m. Sunday, September I I. Rosh Hashanah Monday, September 12, 9:00 a.m.; 7:00 evening, 8: 15 p.m. p.m. Monday, September 12. Rosh Hashanah Tuesday, September 13, 9:00 a.m. morning, 10:00 a.m. Rosh Hashanah Tuesday, September 20, 6:15 p.m. children's services, 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 21, 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, September 20. Yorn Kippur Tickets are required to attend. Persons evening, 8: 15 p.m. wanting tickets are asked to call and leave Wednesday, September 21. Yorn Kippur your names and telephone numbers. morning, 10:00 a.m.; children's services, 1:30 p.m.; afternoon services, 2:15 p.m.; Yizkor/ Neilah, 4:30 p.m. Temple Shalom Temple Emanu-EI Services to usher in the Jewish new year Rosh Hashana of 5749 will commence for the Sunday, September I I. 5:45 p.m., Main Congregation of Temple Shalom, the Sanctuary. Conservative Congregation of Newport Monday, September 12. 8:30 a.m., County on Sunday evening, September 11 Pesukei D'Zimrah in the new synagogue; at 8 p.m. Rabbi Marc S. Jagolinzer will 9: 15 a.m., Shacharit services in the main chant the liturgical portions of the service sanctuary, new synagogue, Alperin and deliver the sermon entitled, "Speaking Meeting House; 11:00 a.m., Junior With G-d" Congregation in the Bohnen Vestry and On Monday, September 12, services will children's programs in the school begin at 9 a.m. Mr. Marvin Levine of buildings; 4:15 p.m., Tashlich at the Sharon, Massachusetts will chant the Seekonk River; 6:15 p.m., Minhah and Shaharit service and read the Torah. Dr. Ma'ariv in the Main Sanctuary. David Nemtzow will sound the shofar. Tuesday, September 13. 8:30 a.m., Rabbi Jagolinzer will preach the sermon Pesukei D'Zimrah in the new synagogue; entitled, "Guess Who is Watching You." 9: 15 a.m., T raditional Shacharit service in On that same afternoon at 6:15 p.m. SEPTEMBER 21 the main sanctuary, Alperin Meeting Tashlich will be held at Green End Pond, House; 10:00 a.m., Family Shacharit followed by services at the Temple service in the new synagogue; 11 :00 a.m., commencing at 7 p.m. • 14 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988

Joyous New Year Greetings Literary Bio's·: Two Outta Three Ain't Bad Salinger Eludes Hamilton, But Dillard & Miller In Fine Form J.W.RIKER An American Childhood by are sometimes faced with other publish the book as well. Unfo rtu­ Annie Dillard (Harper & Row, 256 monumental difficulties to over­ nately, the biographical info rma­ pages, 1987. ) . come. Witness the case of Ian tion here is little more than an 'R.EALESTATE In Search of J .D. Salinger by Hamilton. amalgamation of material previ­ , ' Ian Hamilton (Random House, 222 Hamilton undertook the chal­ ously presented (particularly in the Residential pages, 1988. ). lenge of writing J .D. S alinger: A now-famous Time cover story), . Timebends by Arthur Miller Writing Life several years ago. and sheds little or no light on the Condomi11i11111s - Commercial · (Grove Press, 614 pages, 1987. ). Fans of Salinger, however, know creator of Holden Caulfield. Even well the reclusive nature of the au­ the court battles for publication Reviewed by David DeBlois thor of The Catcher in the Rye. rights are somewhat disappointing, The effective literary biography Salinger has not published any­ as Hamilton never actually meets Dan Saltzman, Mgr is a difficult thing to create-it thing in more than two decades, his subject face-to-face. must carefully balance historical and has steadfastly avoided the Salinger fans have long been Alex Bolvin Rhoda Swartz context, biographical information, public eye for considerably longer. faced with the conflict created by criticism, and psychoanalysis. Ob­ In the process, he has become a their desire to know more about Maggie Dalpe Evvy Saltzman viously, an autobiography has folk hero of sorts, and he seems the author and their respect of his Celia Almonte Ellen Kasie built-in advantages in this form, as well on his way to legendary status. right to privacy. However, the de­ the writer knows exactly how he/ Jerome David Salinger continues cision here is an easy one to she felt or reacted in any given sit­ to shun the attention and adula­ make- In Search of J .D. S alinger uation. The major problem with tion which have been accorded the is of little interest to anyone. Even 200 South Main Street, Providence, Rhode Island autobiographies, though, is that small handful of works that he has the question of most interest- ls they tend to launder the lives of published. His small circle of Sa/inlier still writing?-is an­ theit subjects- to write about the friends protectshis privacy at all swered by Hamilton with a re­ 751-1113 good and conveniently ignore the costs. As if these facts weren't sounding, "Maybe." Alas, the elu­ bad. enough lo deter Hamilton, sive Salinger has foiled yet another Biographies. on the other hand, Salinger took up an active cam­ would-be biographer. paign to prevent the publication of Arthur Miller's long-awaited au­ some of his letters (which com­ tobiography, on the other hand, prised a large part of the book), re­ · doesn't let the reader down for any sulting in a long series of court bat­ one of its 614 pages. Entitled RICHARD LICHT tles. Timebends it- j s a .,.sometimes T he result of all this is In S earch funny, sometimes sad, often info r­ of J .D. S a/inlier, a book which at­ mative, always eloquent and fasci­ ! empts lo encompass not only na! ing memoir from one of Amer­ DEMOCRAT FOR U.S. SENATE Salinger's life, but t he struggle to ica's greatest playwrights.

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Ca nnon Films is based in Los Hungarian-born ,Jewish woman Together wi th other .J ewish Angeles, said that the Israeli media ~ Fine Chinese Cooking who was captured and executed by volunteers from Palestine, Senesh gave positive marks to his movie. ~ Cantonese and Hungarian Nazis after parachuting managed to evade Nazi troops in He said the film remains "90 ~ ~ Mandarin Cuisine into wartime Eastern Europe to try occupied Yugoslavia and re-enter percent true to fact. " to save the lives of downed British Hungary, where her mother, Golan said he refrained fro m J Serving Choice airmen. Catherine, had managed to avoid depicting Senesh with her teeth About 1,500 spectators attended deportation. missing after the torture and ~~}~, ~ ~ Cocktails the screening at this year's Senesh was unaware of her beat ings she received in prison in =~~;,. ~ - ~ .£ New Dmm,t Faull/le, Montreal International Film mother's disposition at the time Budapest. He said he fe lt the ' -, ,4 1511 ATWOOD AVE. 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by Tj Feldman civil rights of two innocent men Currently, the Religjous Action men. Each day the Religjous In May 1983 he was released The world is full of oppression have been cast aside and these two Center of Reform Judaism is Action center sends the many from prison, having served the full and cruelty, but Apartheid is men sit behind bars. There are no running the Prisoner of Apartheid petitions it receives to the South term of his sentence. He was ultimate in evil tyranny. There is a formal charges against either Project, which includes a massive African embassy, as a reminder immediately appointed research lot that most of us don't know Raymond Suttner or the Reverend petition drive, and a letter writing that the fight to free these two men officer in the African Studies about Apartheid, but even without Molefe Tsele, yet they have both campaign demanding the will not cease. As with anything Institute at the University of this knowledge it is clear that t hP been denied the right to trial. immediate release of these two change comes slowly, but these two Witwatersrand. men have been wrongfully detained In March 1985 Raymond was and stripped of the privileges each elected to the Transvaal Regjonal of us often takes for granted. Both Executive of the United men are well respected and Democratic Front, an umbrella admired by those associated with organization with some seven them. hundred affiliates representing Raymond Suttner, 42, a senior millions of South Africans opposed lecturer in the School of Law, to apartheid. During the State of University of the Witwatersrand Emergency in July 1985, Raymond and education officer on the went underground as did most Transvaal Executive Committee of UDF activists who were not the United Democratic Front, was detained. detained under the emergency On June 12, 1986 Raymond was regulations on June 12, 1986 and is about to fly to Zimbabwe to deliver still being held. two lectures when he was arrested Raymond was born in Durban in at the airport and was held under South Africa in 1945. Shortly after the regulations of the new state of JOYOUS his birth, his family moved to Cape emergency declared on that day. Town. As a child, Raymond grew Raymond has been held in up in a family that was concerned detention without charge and NEW YEAR GREETINGS about the injustices in South without a trial ever since. Since African society. His parents June 11, 1987 he has been the only FROM encouraged their children to take white male detainee at the an interest in the political Diepkloof Prison in Johannesburg situation in the country which and has been held in solitary deprived the African majority of confinement. the most basic human rights. Reverend Molefe Tsele was It was at the University of Cape arrested on December 12, 1986 at Town that Raymond first became his home in Dobsonville, Soweto, GREATER involved in South African politics. one of the largest Black townships He served two terms on the in South Africa. He is married and Students' Representative Council, has two small children. Initially was Chairman of the Law held in a Johannesburg prison for Students' Society and an executive about six months, he was then PROVIDENCE member of the National Union of transferred to Krugersdorp Prison South African Students (NUSAS). where he is presently being held in From 1971 to 1975, Raymond custody. was involved in illegal underground In addition to his pastoral activities in support of the African duties, Reverend Tsele has played National Congress. Arrested in a key role in the efforts to advance DEPOSIT Black education in South Africa, June 1975, Raymond was sentenced to seven and a half years particularly in his position of imprisonment. At his trial, he executive treasurer of the National made no apologjes but defended Education Crisis Committee the activities he had undertaken (NECC). Before his arrest, the &TRUST Reverend had several interviews and the cause he had promoted. Complete Banking Services Personal and Commercial 278-4000

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\ \ '" Rosh Hashanah Greetings From Lois, Danny, Michelle \ and Bruce Kaplan We wiil be closed Mon. Sept 12, and Tues Sept. 13 for the Holiday. 727-1010 Blackstone Place, 727 East Avenue., Pawtucket, R. I. Representative Elizabeth Morancy (At the end of Blackstone Boulevard, next to Douglas Drug) Daniel and Lois Kaplan, Proprietors Hours, Closed Mondays. Tue.· Fli. 7-6. Sat. 7-5, Sun. 7- 1 ,,, THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988 - 19 with the Minister of Education in Washington, D.C. 20520. South Africa. Chicago, Beverly Hills and regarding Raymond Suttner and order to resolve the crisis in Black Your Senator, The United 5) Ask anvone you know who is Houston to meet with officials and Reverend Molefe Tsele contact: education. Since his arrest, appeals States Senate, Washington, D.C. traveling to South Africa to try to register your protest in person. Religious Action Center for have been made to the Minister of 20510. visit either Raymond or Reverend • All source information Reform Judaism, Prisoner of Law and Order for his release, but Your Representative, House of Tsele in prison or their families. contained has been furnished by Apartheid Project, 2027 without avail. Representatives, Washington, 6) Visit the South African the Religious Action Center. Massachusetts Avenue NW, Reverend Tsele had been D.C. 20515. Embassy in Washington, D.C. or If you have further questions or Washington, D.C. 20036. arrested without charge and is 3) Write letters of concern to its consulates in New York, wish to receive info rmation being detained without the right to South African government a trial. officials. These two men do not deserve to Ambassador Pieter Koornhof, suffer in detention any longer, and Embassy of South Africa, 305 1 every signature or letter obtained Massachusetts Avenue NW, in their behalf is one letter or Washington, D.C. 20008. Warm Wishes For A Happy, signature their government cannot President P.W. Botha, State afford to ignore. These men ha ve President of South Africa, 3051 been stripped of their human Union Building, Pretoria, South Healthy rights and they should not be Africa. forgotten. As free people we must Mr. Louis LeGrange, Minister of help those who cannot be free. Law and Order, Civitas Building, There are many things we can do Pretoria, South Africa. and Prosperous New Year to actively seek the freedom of Commissioner of Police, Private these two men. Bag X302, Pretoria, South Africa I) If you are asked to sign a 001. petition labeled Prisoner of 4) Write letters of support to Apartheid Project please do not Raymond Suttner, his mother and hesitate; your signature can make a his sister, as well as Reverend difference. Tsele's family. (We do not have an 2) Contact the President, State address for Rev. Tsele's prison.) Department, your Congressional Raymond Suttner, Project One, Representative, Senators, Johannesburg Prison, Private Bag Governors, Mayor and local X04, Mondeor, South Africa, 2110. legislators. Ask them to write to Sheila Suttner (Raymond's the South African government on mother), 1 Salar Place, Dianella, behalf of these prisoners. WA 6062, Australia. President Ronald Reagan, The Sally Suttner (Raymond's White House, Washington, D.C. sister), P.O. Box 143, Cyrildene, 20500. Johannesburg, South Africa 2026. Secretary of State George Modiehi Mpadi Tsele (Molefe's Schultz, The State Department, wife), 2330 Dobsonville, Soweto,

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20 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988 I Messages _For .Th.e New Year HAPPY NEW YEAR RCA: A Rosh Hashanah Message from Rosh Hashana, the New Year between those who desire peace The winding down of the bloody 5749 presents the Jewish with our neighbors, and those who Iran-Iraq war, with the scourge of Leon J. Rubin community with many challenges, do not seek accommodation is chemical weapons, and the and yet our path for the future is positively false. While there may wholesale slaughter of more than of outlined in the ancient formula for be important differences in one million combatants; the Penitence, Prayer and Charity as approach, the Israeli government is apparent negotiations ending the RUBIN MEMORIALS, INC. being the antidotes to bad agreed that it must restore law and war in Angola, and the substitution judgment. order in Judea and Samaria, in of negotiations for armed Pawtucket, Rhode lsla:id The New Year addresses its order for a peace process to begin. confrontation, are hopeful signs message to the individual, to the Before November, Israel faces a that perhaps the world is moving and nation, and to the world. more important choice. That is, to towards a more peaceful era. It is primary for us as individuals enthrone God and the Tradition as We, too, in the United States, to find our way back to God and to the guideposts for its future. This are in the midst of a very sig­ CHARLES G. MORSE GRANITE CO. the teachings of the Torah. A great choice will strengthen the people to nificant choice as to the future problem of the Jewish community be proud of its sacred land and to course of our great nation. For the North Attleboro, Massachusetts in the United States as well as in work for its continuing growth and last forty-seven years, since the other parts of the world is the development physically and entry of the United States into problem of assimilation and spiritually. World War II as the leader of the intermarriage. Rosh Hashana concerns itself free world, that mantle of We have to strengthen our with the world as a whole. In our leadership has fallen upon the Joyous Rosh Hashanah Greetings educational institutions both prayers, we speak of the nations, shoulders of our democratic and formal and informal, so that our "which to sword and which to prosperous land. young people seek to continue their peace, which to plenty and which In order to exercise that Jewish identity and to perpetuate to famine." leadership properly, we have to be it into the future. This is an On the threshold of the New strong as a nation, with an increasing problem, to which we Year there is a movement that is economy that takes care of its have yet to find the complete evident and perhaps of long range people and has enough to bring answer. significance. Sophisticated back areas blighted by famine, war While effective institutions of missiles of war are being destroyed and underdevelopment. At the Jewish learning exist throughout by West and East and at the very same time. it must be a country the country, we are not reaching a least a process of internal tension strong in its defense ability and great many people. Many is taking place in the Soviet Union. powerful in its adherence to human thousands of our young people on Will it result in a greater measure rights and justice. the campuses of our country are of freedom for its people and for Penitence, Prayer and Charity not exposed to the categories of real accommodation in the world, are our program. We have to return Judaism to help them integrate or is it merely a cosmetic change to to our time honored values fu lly their advanced scientific and help the Soviet Union move into and sincerely. We have to pray that professional education with the modernity? God will give us wisdom to make hallowed values of Jewish thought The implication both for larger the right choices. and we have to and ethics. numbers of Soviet Jews who will be extend ourselves sacrificially to While organized Jewish allowed to leave, as well as for an support the causes that guarantee communities are devoting more improvement fo r those who stay is our future and that help to keep us resources to Jewish education, the not clear. There has been a little strong. outlay falls far short of the need, larger trickle of emigration, and we 1 extend best wishes for a truly and the stated need is not have seen determination among good year to the Jewish, to our accompanied by the requisite some of these Jews to perpetuate fellow Americans and to all the action. the learning and practice of world. As a nation, we identify with the Judaism. Rabbi Max N. Schreier State of Israel, a Divine sign of our deliverance, and we face a cold and insensitive world that finds it hard Anti-Defamation League: to grant to the Jewish people the A New Year's Message elementary right of self-defense, against an onslaught that seeks its NEW YORK, N.Y. - Burton S. and well being of Israel - a nation destruction. Levinson, national chairman of the that for all its problems has never Israel faces a very important Anti-Defamation League, and wavered from its commitment to choice in the election that is Abraham H. Foxman, AOL's democratic _ideals, its adherence to forthcoming in November. The national director, recently issued a peaceful and just resolution of the facile statement that it is a choice the following Rosh Hashanah Middle East conflict, its obligation (Jewish New Year) message on to take in and shelter any Jew behalf of the League: escaping from persecution in the " Rosh Hashanah, traditionally a Soviet Union, Arab lands or from period fo r reflection and anywhere else in the world. rededication, has a special solemnity for Jews everywhere on " Rosh Hashanah is a time for the eve of t he year 5749. rededication at home to the "It is a time fo r reflection as struggle to eradicate Israel grapples with some of the · anti-Semitism in whatever form it most difficult issues and choices in may take, to deepen understanding its four decades of existence. among all Americans and to "It is especially a time' '''ft,r solidify 'the .. ·foundations of rededication by the American democracy on which this nation is Jewish community to the security built."

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Wishing You A Joyous Rosh Hashanah Fleet~======National Bank Attorney General Jim O'Neil THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988 - 21 entire Middle East region. to understand the issues and to efforts to combat apathy and to CJF: A Tradition Of Caring Very shortly there will be major exercise our right lo vote. foster a sense of caring and elections in both the United States In North America, recent responsibility in its members. by Mandell L. Berman Jews. This message must be and Israel. Since it is likely that the studies indicate that Jews are no On behalf of the Council of On Rosh Hashana, the sound of sounded over and over again in the government officials who are longer voting in as Jewish Federations, I extend best the shofar will usher in the New year ahead. elected will play a significant role disproportionately high percent­ wishes for a Shana Tovah and wish Year 5749. For Jews around the On the domestic front, the in any future peace negotiations, ages as before. Therefore, the you and your families the blessings world, it will be a time to reflect on Jewish community also made it is crucial that we make an effort Jewish community must step up its of health and happiness. the .events of the past year, to progress in addressing a number of renew our commitments and to vital issues, including outreach to fq _pray for a good year to come. t.he next generation, long-term f,1 For Soviet Jewish advocacy, this health care insurance for senior bl has been an uplifting year. Last citizens and the special needs of fall, we were elated when many Jews with disabilities. ti long-time Soviet Jewish However, this year also brought p refuseniks, including Ida Nude! continued anguish over the h and Vladimir and Masha Slepak, situation in Judea and Samaria - 'Wisfiing everyone s were finally permitted to emigrate the West Bank and Gaza. Amid f lo Israel. In the months leading up disturbing media reports of f to the December summit between conflict, tension and bloodshed in a Joyous President Reagan and General Israel's territories, we struggled to Secretary Gorbachev in understand the complexities of the !l{psfi :J-lasfianafi Washington, D.C., Jewish problem and to show our Federations across the continent continuing support for Israel. formulated plans lo send a strong In recent months, there has been message to the Soviet government a flurry of peace initiatives regarding human rights. Our concerning Israel and the message was heard on December 6, Palestinians. During these difficult when a quarter of a million Jews times, we must pursue every were mobilized for a historic march possible path to ensure peace and and rally on the Washington Mall harmony within Israel, between in support of freedom for Soviet Israel and its neighbors and in the JDC: Wine, Four Spices And A Strong Jewish Commitment The American Jewish Joint our help." Distribution Committee (JDC) has Michael Schneider, Executive completed a global operation to Vice President of JDC, pointed out supply remote Jewish communities that the JDC is currently throughout the world with the tightening its budget and hopes to necessary religious articles to reduce its operative deficit in the celebrate the Jewish High coming year. "With the help of the Holidays. Jewish communities in America, Shipments of wine and meat, as we are able to provide vitally well as the "Four Spices" for the needed services for Jews in Israel Sukkah, were sent to communities and around the world," said from Egypt to Romania; from Schneider. Poland to Czechoslovakia. The American Jewish Joint Heinz Eppler, President of JDC, Distribution Committee has been in a special Rosh Hashana message the overseas relief arm of the to the Jewish communities, said: American Jewish community for "As JDC is entering its 75th year more than 70 years. Since 1914, of operation, we are challenged to JDC has provided relief, assess the past and lo evaluate the reconstruction, rehabilitation, and , future. The ever changing needs of education services lo millions of Jewish communities around the Jews in more than 70 countries on world are more pressing now than all continents except North Paid for by the Sundlun for Governor Committee, J. Joseph Kruse, Treasurer ever before. JDC is committed to America. Its services are supported responding to these needs and with contributions to performing its humanitarian work UJA-Federation campaigns wherever there are Jews who need throughout the United States. B'nai B'rith: Greetings New Year Greetings from WASHINGTON The Kosharovsky has been informed by following greeting was issued the heartless Soviet system that he recently by Seymour D. Reich, will remain a Prisoner of Zion. At International President of B'nai his side, B'nai B'rith will remain in ! itESIDEN'flAL B'rith, the world's largest Jewish the forefront of the struggle for organization: Soviet Jewry, until the last of our 1 The year 5 7 48 has been a brethren who wants to emigrate is ,.. PitOPElt'flES L1 D. tu~ulent one for the Jewish free to do so. people. At its inception, we looked Wherever Jews are embattled forward lo an exciting celebration and injustice reigns, that is where of Israel's 4-0th birthday. By the the world will find B'nai B'rith, time the anniversary date came fighting at the barricades, around, our collective "simcha" vigorously and tirelessly. This is was marred by the Palestinian the spirit that will carry us into the uprising. New Year of 5749 - activism born Debate and recriminations of our Jewish tradition that surrounding the Israeli response to exhorts us to right wrongs and the "intifada" have embroiled make the world a better place to Jewish communities worldwide, live. and especially in the United States, On the threshold of a new year B'nai B'rith is proud of its that offers both peril and unwavering support for the state of opportunity, let me add to the Israel during this difficult time. traditional Rosh Hashanah At the same time, there were greeting "May you be inscribed in hopeful developments during the the Book of Life" the ancient past year. More refuseniks were Biblical blessing: "Hazak allowed to leave the Soviet Union, Ve'amatz!" Be strong and of good as the era of "glasnost" begins to courage, so that together, we may take fragile root. all continue to meet the challenges Still, we must not be lulled into that loom ahead for our people; the children of the Covenant. l complacency. 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For The New Year CUMBERLAND We w ill he d o,ed Mond,1y 9-12 and Tue, d.i y 9- 1J for the Holiday. 333-9333 22 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988 Jordan Masonic Lodge 247, NELLIE JACOBSON Neptune. PORTLAND, Maine - Nellie Mr. Blumenthal was an Army vet­ Jacobson, 77 , of 69 Chenery St., eran of World War II. co-owner of M. Jacobson Clothing Obituaries Mr. Blumenthal was born in Store for many years, died August Providence, R.I., and had lived in 19 at the Maine Medical Center. ( ] Freehold fo r the past 41 years. She was the widow of Myer Surviving are his wife, Evelyn; ,Jacobson. Born in Providence. a daughter SARAH ABOWITT Arlene Feldman Interviewing Born in Providence, she was a two sons, Dr. Jeffrey Blumenthal, Service, Providence, for 15 years daughter of the late Philip and Miami Beach, Fla., and Stephen · of the late Benjamin and Annie PAWTUCKET Sarah (Brill) Lev in , she had lived in Abowitt, 63, of 64 Marbury Ave. before retiring in December due to Esther (Rosenfeld) Berson. Blumenthal, Ridgefield, Conn.; a poor health, died August 31 at She leaves a brother, David daughter, Eileen Blumenthal, San Portland most of her life. died August 29 at Miriam She was a member of the Hospital. She was the wife of home. She was the wife of Daniel J. Berson of Seekonk. Francisco; a sister, Bessie Adler. A graveside service was held at Blumenthal, Providence, R.I.; and Shaarey Tphiloh Synagogue and Munroe Abowitt. its Sisterhood. She also was a Born in Pawtucket, she was a Born in Providence, a daughter Lincoln Park Cemetery, Warwick. a grandson. of the late Louis G. and Minnie Arrangements were by Max Higgins Memori al Home, member of Hadassah. daughter of the late Philip and She leaves two sons, Alan F. Celia (Ferdman) Fox. (Snell) Chase, she lived in Sugarman Memorial Chapel, 458 Freehold, was in charge of Cranston for many years before Hope St., Providence. arrangements. Jacobson of Miami, Fla.; and Ellis Mrs. Abowitt was treasurer of A. Jacobson of Cabot, Vt.; and two the Ladies Auxiliary of the Rhode moving to West Warwick in May. Mrs. Adler was a former member EDMUND BLUMENTHAL HOWARD G. BROWN grandsons. Island Department of Jewish War PROVIDENCE Howard A funeral service was held at the Veterans. of the Sisterhood of Temple Sinai, FREEHOLD Edmund Grant Brown, 71, of 2425 Levey Funeral Home, 471 Deering Besides her husband she leaves a and was a former member of ORT. Blumenthal, 71 , a local Besides her husband she leaves businessman, died August 23 at Presidential Way, West Palm Ave. , Portland. Burial was in daughter, Barbara L. Abowitt; a Beach, Fla. , a textile and real estate Mount Sinai Cemetery, Hicks son, Bruce M. Abowitt, and a two sons, Marc J. and Maury C. home. Mr. executive for 35 years for the Street, Portland. brother, Joseph Fox, all of Adler, both of Cranston, and a Blumenthal owned and operated the La Rae Shoppe, fo rmer Grant Supply Co. until Pawtucket. sister, Marsha Katzoff of San Jose, JULIUS LANGMAN South Street, Freehold, for the retiring in 1982, died September 5 A funeral service was held at Calif. ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn. past 26 years. His parents were at Miriam Hospital. He was the Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel, A funeral was held at Mount Julius Langman, 7 1, died August Isaac and Fruma (Dunn) husband of Bette (Lipkin) Brown. 825 Hope St., Providence. Burial Sinai Memorial Chapel, 825 Hope 29 at Methodist Hospital in St. Blumenthal. Born in Providence, a son of the _was in Lincoln Park Cemetery, St., Providence. Burial was in Louis Park, Minn. He was the He was a member and past late Dr. Charles C. Brown, and Warwick. Lincoln Park Cemetery, Warwick. husband of Helen (Moscoe) president of Congregation Agudath Fannie (G rant) Brown , he moved Langman. BERNICE C. ADLER JULIA BERSON Achim, Freehold. He was a to Florida seven years ago. Besides his wife, he leaves two WEST WARWICK - Bernice PROVIDENCE - Julia Berson, member of the Oglensky-Jackson Mr. Brown was a 1939 graduate daughters; Marilyn Smith of C. Adler, 60, of 650 E. Greenwich 88, of Cathedral Square died Post 359, Jewish War Veterans, of Brown University and a member Warwick, and Roberta Fine, Ave., a market researcher for the September 1 at Miriam Hospital. B'nai B'rith, Downtown of Phi Beta Kappa. For many Edina, Minn.; one brother, Philip Merchants Association, Western years, he was an active alumnus in Langman of Los Angeles, Calif.; Monmouth Chamber of raising funds for t he university. and one sister, Esther Friedman of Commerce, and Freehold Beautiful He was a founder of the Health St. Paul, Minn. y Inc .. all of Freehold. He was a Planning Council of Rhode Island Funeral services and burial were charter member of the Exchange and served as its president. He was held in Minneapolis. Club of Western Monmouth. a past president of the Jewish SHARON MEMORIAL PARK DR. WALTER N. MEISLER He was a member of Scottish Family Service, a fo rmer member ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICES Rite, Valley of Trenton, Crescent of the board of directors of the CRANSTON - Dr. Walter N. Meisler, 65, of 6 Permain Rd., a Sunday, September 18, 1988 Temple, Shrine of Trent.on and Providence J unior Chamber of Commerce, the United Way, general practitioner with an office at 10:00 a.m. Temple Beth-El, Miriam Hospital, at 136 Park Ave. for the last 35 and the Council of Community years, died August 31 at home. He ONE SERVICE ONLY Services of which he also served as was the husband of Annabelle At Sharon's Outdoor treasurer. He was a member of (Silverman) Meisler. Redwood Masonic Lodge. Born in Poland, a son of the late JACOB GROSSMAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL-IN-THE-_ WOODS Besides his wife he leaves a Abraham and Julia (Nisselgunner) Officiating daughter, Cathy E. Brown of Meisler. he had lived in Cranston Brookline, Mass.; a son, Jeffrey A. for 28 years. He previously resided RABBI EMILY A. LIPOF RUBIN Brown of East Greenwich, and two in Providence. Temple Ohabel Shalom. Brookline grandchildren. He was a graduate of the CANTOR ROBERT SHAPIRO M•MORIALS, INC. The funeral was held at Temple University of Munich, Germany and the University's Medical Temple Beth Am. Randolph Beth-El, Orchard Avenue. Burial was in Congregation Sons of Israel School in 1949. Organist and David Cemetery. He was a member of the I American, Rhode Island and I CANTOR THEODORE SCHNEIDER Arrangements were by the Mount Monuments am{ memorials Sinai Memorial Chapel, 825 Hope Providence Medical Societies, the I Temple B'nai Moshe. Brighton in tlie foust granite St., Providence. All State Hikers and Miriam Relatives and friends are welcome Hospital. for present am{future nuas. Dr. Meisler served as a Captain IN CASE OF CANCELLATION DUE TO WEA !HER LISTEN TO RADIO WEEI IN THE MORNING. In fwme wnsultation If an obituary you would in the Army Medical Corps. 6y appuintment. like published does not Besides his wife he leaves a son, appear in the paper, Bernard "Buddy" Meisler of Cranston; a daughter, Julia Three Generations of Service Leon J. Rubin ·please forward a copy of Telephone 401n26-6466 Canecchio of Cranston; and a to the Jewish Community . 617/695-6471 it to: grandson. The Rhode Island Herald A funeral service was held at the • MICHAEL D. SMITH - Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel, Assoc., Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel P.O. Box 6063 458 Hope St., Providence. Burial Providence, R.I. 02940 was h1 Lincoln Park Cemetery, • CANTOR "JACK" S. SMITH - Warwick. Cantor Emeritus, Temple Torat Yisrael • REV. MEYER E. SMITH - Mohel U.S. Federal law now requires all funeral homes to (In Memoriam) provide itemized pricing. Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel Holiday Greetings From The Smith Family has provided this courtesy for over thirteen years. * , MOUNT SINAI Max Sugarman MEMORIAL CHAPEL The only RI Jewish funeral home that is a member of Memorial Chapel the Jewish Funeral Directors of America. 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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1988 - A5 Y itzhak Rabin, "would have meant cutting smaller items that together Best Wishes For are more vital for the country's TOURO FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION security." All the Labor ministers were against continuing the 960 Reservoir Ave., Cranston, RI 02910 The New Year - 5749 project, while the Likud ministers wanted to push ahead, with the With Many Thanks To The decisive exception of Finance Minister Moshe Nissim. R.I. Herald Readers The country's hospitals have also suffered from Nissim's determination to balance his For Their Continued Interest books. Doctors, nurses and administrative workers have all The Chairman of the Board of In Our Service held strikes in order to further their wage claims, and Israelis have Directors and all of its members been haunted by TV news pictures B-DRY SYSTEM OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND of unattended, chronically ill along with the officers of the Fully Warranteed Basement Waterproofing patients, and more recently members of the Nurses' Union on association wish to extend to 1465 ATWOOD AVE. hunger strike outside the Prime Minister's office. While many have each and everyone a most Happy JOHNSTON, R.I. 02919 decried the lack of responsibility of hospital professionals in striking, and Healthy Rosh Hashanah'! IN R.I. CALL: 401·274-6240 others argue that if doctors' wages are not raised above their current 1ID;l. EASTERN CT., SOUTHERN MA., - -.- $YST£llil ./. average of $600 per month, and & CAPE COD CALL: 1·8OO-BDRY • H-,. •' • C-,. J.nff 1151 those of nurses and administrative (2379) workers above $500 per month, then there will soon be a lack of good staff in the health system. Joyous Rosh Hashanah Greetings "We cannot spend money that we have not got," asserts Finance Minister Moshe Nissim. "If we grant a salary increase to one sec­ tor, all the other sectors will expect To*ne A very Happy, Healthy and the same." Prosperous New Year to All from Israel's schools and universities Alan and Sheryl, Michael and Sharon are also facing similar problems with lack of budget. The trend in Field and Family schools is for the wealthier parents I want to express to supplement their child's education with private afternoon my heartfelt appreciation Randall Hardware Co. classes, thus accentuating the and plight of the disadvantaged. The to all my family and friends position of the poor has been who showed such kindness to me Randall Wallcoverings further aggravated by cuts in government subsidies which have doubled the price of basic food after my recent surgery 331-0853 products and public transport. At the same time no money has and recovery. been made available for bankrupt 657 and 885 NORTH MAIN ST., PROVIDENCE companies, like Alliance tyres, and privatization of government Estelle Riddell Resnick enterprises has further boosted the ( continued on next page) Happy New Year

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Treasury's coffers. The Paz Oil of rising unemployment is a major polished diamonds, over $2.2 Company was sold to Australian achievement - unemployment too billion a year in electronics and Happy New Year Wish es businessman Jack Liberman for has fallen from 7.9% in 1986 to machinery, and more than $1 bil­ $95 million, and there are plans to 5.9% today. Indeed, a recent report lion of petrochemicals and min­ To All Ou r Relatives And Friends ,sell off shares in Israel Chemicals on Israel by the International erals. ,and Bezeq communications. Monetary Fund, described Israel's Further good news has been the HARRI ET, ALAN, LISA and REBECCA COLE This rigorous restraint has been economic recovery as "one of the fact that exports have been rising BARBARA, ALAN and HARRISON MARKS felt necessary by the Finance most successful in contemporary faster than imports, with the trade Ministry in order to maintain economic history." stability. Inflation, which raged at The major reason for the a runaway 445% in 1984, now runs decrease in unemployment has at an annual rate of 15%. And been the country's export boom, Israelis are not resting on their with exports climbing from $6.9 laurels, for there is a general air of billion in 1986, to $8.2 billion last disappointment that inflation in year and $4.8 billion in the first 1988 will be a few points above tbe half of 1988. Israel exports 45% of target figure of 12%. its production compared to 30% in Unemployment, Exports Britain, 16% in Japan and 8% in The fact that inflation has not the United States. Exports include been brought down at the expense more than $2 billion per year in

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MAIL CHECK TO; State Representative A.I. JEWISH HERALD P.O. Box 6063 Providence, A.I. 02940 NICK TSIONGAS L------~ gap· narrowing by 8% to $3 billion per year. Foreign currency reserves, helped by the increase in MRS. ISER WIDAWSKI exports and the stability of the and FAMILY shekel, have now risen above $5 billion. But the national debt, at Wishes their relatives With every best wish for a year of more than $30 billion, remains. Happy Rosh Hashanah high, and a staggering 48% of and friends a Happy, Peace, Prosperity and Happiness. Great Grandma Sara public expenditure must be utilized I Love You a Whole Bunch for repayments. Healthy and Prosperous Tourism, Economic Growth Love, Meschelle New Year. TEMPLE TORAT ISRAEL The narrowing of the balance of CRANSTON payments was also helped by an increase in philanthropic donations by World Jewry which L'Shanah Tovah To Our Friends and James Galkin. President reached $850 million in 1987. David B. Rosen. Rabbi However, an 8% drop in tourism. Relatives in R.I. to all my friends Harold Tregar, Chairman of the Board Samuel Linkovsky, Cantor due mainly to misconceived fears about the intifada. from last year's Good Health in a record of 1.5 million tourists, will in Rhod_e Island cause a decrease of $120 million World of Peace from the $ 1.5 billion that last To All Our Dear Friends and Relatives, year's tourists spent in Israel. Dr. & Mrs. Morris Ducoff from We're Wishing a New Year of Aside from the negative effects Hollywood, Florida Essie Einstein Health, Happiness and Peace. to tourism, the Arab uprising has done little damage to the Israeli in Oak Ridge, Tenn. economy. A scarcity of labor in the Trudy and Jerry Katz and Family construction industry has pushed Elyse, Michelle up prices, and sales of Israeli goods within the territories have fallen, Wishing All A Year Of Health And Happiness, Marcia, Joel but otherwise the main damage of A Life Of Love And Peace. Debra and Michael the intifada has been to the economies of Judea, Samaria and PROVIDENCE MONUMENTAL WORKS, INC. Gaza. 314 BRANCH AVENUE Governor of the Bank of Israel, Professor Michal Bruno, PROVIDENCE, R.I. 02904 contradicts predictions of a recession: "We estimate that Sally Saltzman economic growth will be 1% -2% in HAPPY NEW YEAR 1988," he says. This compares E.P. Anthony Pharmacy Mr. & Mrs. Arthur W. Bergel disappointingly to the 4 % growth Prescriptions • Health Needs • Anthony's Famous Chocolates last year and 3% growth in 1986 Fine cosmetics • Almay & Pantene Products but is an achievement, Fine Hair Brushes • Greeting Cards Steven, Lori & Rhonda Notary Public 138 Wayland, Providence 02906 421-2512 nevertheless, considering that the Richard A. Yacino. B.S. Reg. Ph. Mon-Sat 9-5:30 Parking Arab uprising has increased the defense bill by $500 million this Wish All Their Family & Friends year, has meant that reserve A Happy & Healthy New Year soldiers must perform 60 days duty per year, and has kept Arab Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levin workers away from their jobs in Israel. & Family The past year has seen the continuing move. towards a more WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS capitalist oriented economy in Our Best Wishes For a Israel, with public expenditure, A GIZINTA BRIGHT AND PROSPEROUS 1, Healthy & Prosperous New Year restraint, privatization and NEW YEAR. proposed tax reforms. These measures have undoubtedly made Eastern Shoe Co. Eastern Realty economic activity more dynamic, but many socialists fear that the 273-7777 social costs will be too high and ·Barrett & Co. that the Jewish State will become a Investment Securities more prosperous but less caring society. Those for capitalist Albert J. Benharrls, Limited Partner reforms argue that greater prosperity will benefit all Israeli Gary S. Slpersteln, C.P.A. citizens. A Joyous and 1130 Hospital Trust Bldg. Prov. Israeli Fashion 1988 Prosperous by Sarah M. Schachter 351-1000 (WZPS) - "Israelis' sense of New Year fashion has improved enormously," declared Greer Fay Cashman, Israeli journalist and from MR.&MRS. ' -~BE~ v;;ISHES FOR . JOE MARZILLI fashion expert. "Not many years and FAMILY A HAPPY HOLIDAY ago, Israeli manufacturers had a The policy o( exporting their finest 311 ENGLAND STRUT collections, without trying new CUM8EAI.AND. RHODE ISLAND 028&1 fashions out on the local market. Suchodolski Today, goods are being released on IOOll 728-5777 flld ~INC. the local scene, and Israel has taken its place as a world fashion Family ITALIAN RESTAURANT center. You just have to walk down :J.amou.1 the street to see that Israelis have become more fashion conscious. ITALIAN DINNERS 751-5544 Israeli men used to be totally • conservative in their dress, LOBSTERS - STEAKS OPEii whereas today you can see men wearing the brightest colors, the 120 ATWELLS AVE., PROV., R.I. WED. THRO MON. The TUE.!. wildest prints." (continued on next page) OPUient Happy New Year

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Providence NEW ENGLAND EGG SERVICE Soviet "glasnost" policy had its Wayland Square effect upon Israeli fashion, where 421-6623 • 257 Jewett Street Russian Cyrillic script was 421-2712 - 521-9170 emblazoned across numerous items in sportswear and knitwear. Leatherwear, too, showed sources of inspiration in traditional A HAPPY NEW YEAR concepts of Russian dress as worn New Year's by Tolstoyan aristocracy. Greetings NARRAGANSETT I 988 was a year of extreme differences in style, on the LANCELLOTT A LUMBER CO. international scene and in Israel. Silhouettes ranged from body PAVING, INC. All Types of THERMOFOLDING 438-6116 COVERS FABRICATORS & 945 WARREN AVENUE PLASTIC CARDS hugging to blouson, necklines Building Materials SUPPLIERS OF E. PR OVIDENCE, R.I. could be all revealing or concealing, 655 Commonwealth Ave . 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