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35¢ PER COPY The Silence by Morris Stillman Of Kristallnacht In_ the last two months, the coo.r~inating American Jewish poht1cal action on matters of t.'.> assume that the Council's chief pubhc has been inundated by a ½eapon of defense in the present media blitz regarding the ,Jewish concern. At. the first post-Kristall nacht trag,c emergency is the issuance of forthcoming 50th anniversary of a public statement deploring the the infamous "Kristallnacht," and meet mg of the President's Advisory Committee on Polit ical tragedy and appealing fo r the the ~mportance of never again preservation of democracy? Is this allowing the "world to be silent" . Refugees, Or. Stephen Wise the ( - in how the equal rights of ,Jews are to . ace o 1 such an outrageous reported that he and his colleagues be defended?" act um. in t.he General ,Jewish Council were Despite this, and other urging a rr:1oratorium on Jewish Lest we forget, more than glass expresswns of outrage at their was shattered in Germany on the demonstrations "in the belief that such protests might stimulate mactu~n , no further new methods evening of November 9-10 I of actwn_ or new positions were savage pogroms dozens of jew~ lurther action by the German Government." forth com mg from the GJ C. we~e murdered, hundreds more It took the initiative of two maimed, nearly 200 J ewish houses At the December 8 meeting of the P_ACPR, Dr. Wise and the NON:.JEWS to make the first were burned, two hundred meaningful action on behalf of synagugues were set on fire and committee members "accepted in prn~c,pal". the State Department Ger1;1an J ews. In early 1939 a bill more than 7,000 Jewish busi;esses was introduced in Congress b S destroyed! realfirmatwn of the Roosevelt Robert W_agner and Rep. ~dm_m1s~ration's opposition to any ~d~t~ . Before condemning the "world" Rogers which would have provided for its silence in the face of this leg1slat,_ve proposals involving changes in quotas." for _the non -quota admission to the hideous atrocity, a look back at the United States, over a two-year . The Reconslructionist (a prom­ react.Hm . of the American Jewish peTJud, of 20,000 refugee German community leadership is in order ment Jewish monthly). in a De­ children. KRISTALLNACHT "Th . In ,July of 1938, the America~ cember 2 editorial, wrote: "Has November 9-10 1938 J , h \ Night of Shattered Glass " any attempt been made to mobilize While right-wing and pro-fascist were vandalized' in Na;; Gew1s omes, stores and synagogu~s ,Jewish Commit.tee, American groups were lobbying strongly ,Jewish Congress. B'nai B'rith, and the masses in organized protest American Jewish leaders -=~m:hny and Austria. The response of and to translate their indignation agamst . this bill, Jewish the J ewish Labor Committee organ1zat1ons refused to publ" I Appeal on January 10 1939 t e cr?~tion of the United Jewish int.o effective action? . . . T he ~a.nded together to form the lobby fo r its adoption. Dr. J~s~ Eu~opean Je ws, mass'resettle :e~mf1ed fundraising for aid to General J ewish Council." It was General Council was fo rmed for assistance to refugees in the U , t In the land of Israel, and the d_efense of equal rights of Jews sought to persuade some of his celebrates its 50th . mted States, This year the VJA estabhshed for the purpose of colleagues from public support fo r C . anmversary Tod ' U ' in th is country and abroad. Are we ampa1gn is the largest Jewish · h.l ahy s , JA/Federation (Continued on page 19) world. P I ant rop1c effort in the -·-·------LOS ANGELES, Calif. all youths with shaved heads or that Skinheads have joined forces a I 9-year-old Skinhead, Michael were charged with causing injury Growing numbers of young closely cropped hair are neo-Nazis. with various Klan factions in Elrod. in February of t his year and endangering safety. Skinheads neo-Nazi Skinheads are linking up Some young people who call Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, fatally stabbed a white man who in Milwaukee have been involved with long-established hate groups, themselves Skinheads actually are Illinois, Pennsylvania, Tennessee had brought a black man to a party. in a rash of criminal incidents, such as the Ku Klux Klan, anti-racist and have been targeted and Texas. Elrod was sentenced to 11 years in many directed against non-racist neo-Nazis and other white fo r violence by neo-Nazi Another hate group that has a California youth facility on a Skinheads. supremacist organizations, Skinheads, the report noted. recruited Skinheads is the Aryan plea-bargained manslaughter - In Laguna Beach, Calif., according- to a report by the The rise in Skinhead gang Nations, an Idaho-based charge. three Skinheads, J ohn Moore, 22, Ant i-Defamation League of B'nai membership, the League said, has paramilitary group that promotes - In Tampa, Fla .. a 16-year-old Steven Walter, 18, and Aaron B'rith. been paralleled by an increase in white supremacy and Skinhead. Dean McKee, was Compean, 19, were arrested in July T he AOL report said the main the amount of violent crime the anti-Semit ism. In July of this year sentenced to life imprisonment in on charges of attempted murder, white supremacist group reaching youths have committed, including more t han a dozen Skinheads. ,June 1988 in the murder of a black assault with a deadly weapon and out to Skinheads is the t.wo homicides and numerous mostly from Las Vegas, man he attacked, along with his inflicting bodily injury in California-based White Aryan shootings, beatings and stabbings, participated in the Aryan Nations' brother, Scott, 18, who received a connection with an attack on two Resistance (WAR), headed by mostly directed against members annual conclave in Hayden Lake, five-year sentence. homosexuals. Tom Metzger, former Grand of minority groups. Idaho, where they were proudly - In Spokane, Wash., two - In Atlanta, Ga., two Dragon of the California KKK. Mr. Foxman called for displayed by Aryan Nat ions leader , Skinheads, James Carver. 16, and Skinheads, aged 16 and 17, were It further revealed that the ''no-nonsense" law enforcement, Richard Butler. Billy Worl, 24, have been charged arrested in connection with the shaven-headed youths, who wear assert ing that Skinheads cannot be Skinhead gangs, according to with attempted first degree murder vandalizing of a Jewish Yeshiva Nazi insignia and engage in ignored as " kids who are simply AOL, have been embraced by and malicious racial harassment in high school in March, in which violence against blacks, Hispanics, acting out their frustration in an extremist groups in t he hope that a knife attack on a black truck more than 50 swastikas, ,Jews, Asians and homosexuals, anti-social manner." they will "contribute to the driver in July of this year. anti-Jewish threats and numerous have taken part in virtually every In a section of the report movement's regeneration" in view - In Milwaukee, Wisc., two Skinhead threats (such as "The recent important hate movement describing Tom Metzger's · links of federal prosecutions over the Skinheads, Patrick O'Malley, 18, . Skins are Going to Kill U") were rally, march and conference ,in the with Skinheads, the extremist past several years that have and Hollin Lange, 19, were sprayed ·all over the building. One nation. In the past six months the leader was quoted as referring to weakened the hate movement. arrested in a shooting directed at a number of states in which them as his "frontline warriors." The report, conducted by the car containing five teenagers and (Continued on page 19) Skinhead activity has been Metzger, who preaches a fiery Fact Finding Department of the reported has grown from 12 to 21; brand of racism and League's Civil Rights Division, "Lights Of Remembrance" with the cooperation of the membership nationwide has grown anti-Semitism, has used national B'nai B'rit h, the world's largest Jewish organization, is sponsoring agency's 31 regional offices, to an estimated 2,000 from a total television appearances to spread a dramatic commemorative event to mark the 50th anniversary of the declared that the ties between the of 1,000 to 1,500 shown in a his racist propaganda and has night the Holocaust took its first genocidal turn. Skinheads and hate groups have previous AOL study last February. become the most visible On the night of November 9-10, 1938, Nazi hooligans went on a increased the exposure of The League's report, t itled hatemonger in the United States. government-incited anti-Jewish rampage all over Germany. " Young and Violent: The Growing His White Aryan Resistance Skinheads to the ideological Synagogues were burned; Jewish men, women and children were Menace of America's Neo-Nazl organization has spawned the most influences of veteran racist dragged from their homes and beds to face beatings, torture and Skinheads," was made public at al active and best organized activists. murder. T he destruction was so great that the night became known as session of the agency's National Skinhead group in California. The 21 states where Skinhead "Kristallnacht" - the night of broken glass. activity has been reported were Executive Committee meeting Known as t he War Skins. it has To ensure that we remember and learn from history - so that we listed as Alabama, Arizona, October 26-30 at the Century Plaza chapters in both southern and may prevent possible genocides in t he future - B'nai B'rit h is California, Colorado, Florida, Hotel. northern California. sponsoring " Lights of Remembrance." Throughout the night of Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Abraham H. Foxman, AOL's Other Skinhead groups in the November 9-10, 1988, from dusk to dawn, the lights of the sanctuaries Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, national director, said Skinheads state, the report went on. are most and exteriors of synagogues and churches all over the United States are operating in virtually all visible in the fo llowing areas: San New Jersey, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, will remain lit; in solemn witness to the past, as well as symbolizing sect ions of the United States with Diego, Riverside, Orange County, hope for a fut.1,1re free of racism and anti-Semitism. California having the greatest Ventura County, and the northern Tennessee, Texas, Washington Religious landmarks such as the Touro Synagogue in Newport, R.l. number as well as the highest level Califo rnia communities of and Wisconsin. and St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York, along with churches and of criminally violent activity. He Hollister and Salinas. T he following examples of synagogues from Bangor, Maine to San Diego, California, will join said that they have been In addition to t heir links with Skinhead-perpetrated violence, together in brotherhood and unity. For more information on how to implicated in a significant number the California Metzger involving killings, beatings, enroll your synagogue/church on the Lights of Remembrance: of vandalism incidents involving organization, Skinheads have assaults, and vandalism directed Kristal/nacht Commemoration National List, call Gerald Slater at the ·against minorities, cited in the synagogues and other Jewish joined in activities sponsored by B'nai B'rith New England Regional Office at 617-731-5290. institutions. other hate groups, particularly the report include: He cautioned, however, that not Klan. T he rep')rt offered evidence - In Santa Clara County, Calif., . _ ·:--:-,_ ~ , I ~.-· 1 _i • 1 1 ; t 1 -----,I ~1'. ----.. , -----'l'.'Jl' --,..1/i ------,.;·:1 ,7:.,/),·',i------1 ,~i(I 2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988 Temple Emanu-EI [,.____L_o_c_a_I _N_e_w_s______]

Congregation Ohawe Touro Synagogue Temple Shalom Sholam Touro Sponsors Mid-Day The next session of the Adult This Friday evening services are Program Education prol(ram of Temple at 4:25 p.m. Saturday morning a A new Adull Education Shalom will ta ke place on kiddush will follow immediately Program, lhat meels monlhly al 1 Thursday eveninl(, November ~ at. afler services which begin at 9 a.m. p.m., will be inaugurat.ed al Touro 7:I.'; p.m. wit h Rabbi Marc S. Saturday afternoon Rabbi Jacobs Synagogue Lhis week, announced ,Jagolinzer cont inuing his course will give his Mishnah class al 3:30 Rabbi Cha im Shapiro, the on Conservative ,Judaism. Jeffrey l p.m. Mincha will be at 4:15 p.m. congregalion's spirilual leader. Sorhrin wi ll also hold his followed by the Third Sabbath The program will be held in lhe Rel(inner's Hebrew class during Meal. Ma'ariv will be at 5: 15 p.m. ,Jewish Communily Cent.er al 85 the same time period. Following Havdalah is at 5:25 p.m. Touru St. The program is the break, a discussion wi ll take Plans are under way fo r the specifically aimed al adults who place with Rabbi ,Jal(oli nzer as Junior N.C.S.Y. regional find il difficull lo parlicipat.e in lhe l'acilitator entitled: "If the Chicken shabbaton which will take place regular Monday evening programs. on My T able Isn't Kosher, Will November 18-20. The children will This firsl program will fealure G-d Hear My Prayers?" I be sleeping al homes within a mile lhe film, The Frisco Kid, a classic Ea rly Sabbath Eve Family radius from lhe synagogue. All comic film wilh several lraditional Worship Services will commence meals and aclivilies will take place Jewish lhemes, thal will be on Friday evening, November 4 at al lhe congregalion fo r Lhe 120 discussed by Rabbi S hapiro afler 7 ,,.m. in the Main Sanctuary. parlicipanls from lhe enlire New lhe showing. This program is open During lhe course of lhe service, England area. Any child (5lh-8th lo Lhe public, with free admission. Rabbi Jagolinzer will conducl a grade) is welcome to join lhis For further information, people Welcoming and Naming Service vibranl group and participale in should contact the synagogue fo r Emma ,Jeanne Reidy, daughter the Shabbalon. ~·or more office at 847-4794. of Chris a nd Susan Reidy. An Oneg Rabbi William H. Lebeau, newly on bolh local and national levels. appointed Vice-Chancellor of lhe He recently wrot.e an a rticle which infurmalion call 724-3552. Shahbal will foll ow the service The regular schedule of services graciously sponsored by l he Reidy ,Jewish Theologil'al Semina ry of appeared in the Winler 1986-87 is­ Ameri ca and we ll known sue of enti­ is as fo llows: Temple Beth David family. Conservative Judaism: Morning - Sunday 7:45 a.m.; spokesma n for the Conservative tled "Electronic Media and ,Jewish Temple Beth David, Narra· To commemorate the fi Oth Monday and Thursday 6:40 a.m. ; Move ment. will be lhe guest Education: A Critical Force for gansell, will hold Shabbat Morn­ Annive rsary of Kristallnar hl , the Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday spea ker at Lhe Rhode Island J ewish Transformation." ing Services this Saturday, Night of the Rroken Glass in 6:50 a.m. Friends of the Seminary breakfasl Rabbi Lebeau was ordained by November 5, 1988, at 9:30 am. Cermany, T emple Sha lom will Evenings - 4:25 p.m. /when meeting on Sunday morning, the Seminary in 1964; he holds a The Get Re-Acquaint.ed Shab­ hold a special service on possible). Nove mber 1;1 al 9::IO a m at T emple B.A. degree from New York Uni· bat wi ll join together those who Wednesday aft ernoon, the 9th of November at ~:: !O p.m. This brief, Emanu-EI . Providence. · versily and a M.A. from Lhe Jewish have recently celebrat.ed their Bar/ Theological Seminary. Rabbi hut extremely meaningful service Rabhi Lebeau is Vice-Chancel· Advertise inTHE HERALD . Bal Mitzvah. !or Lebeau will oft e r prayers a nd readings a nd and Chairma n of the Depart­ and his wife, lhe former Call 724-0200 Our next Friday Evening Service ment of Professional Skills at The Beverly Aronson, a re the parenls will be held on Friday, November the entire community is in vit ed to join and safegu a rd aga inst such ,Jewish Theo logical Seminary. of fi ve children. 11. 1988 at 8 pm. Prior to his appointment at the Ra bbi Wayne M. Franklin, spiri­ On October 21 , 1988, we held our ha rha ri sm ever happening again. To symholi rally lil(hl up the sky, Seminary, Rabbi Lebeau was for tual leader of T emple Emanu-EI. TURKEYS first Family Service of the year, ten years t.he eminent rabbi and a nnounced lhal Beverly a nd Carl I he T emple wi ll keep l heir lig hts in featuring the youngst.ers of the Freedma n will serve as chairper· the Main Sa nctua ry hurning from spiritual leader of No rl h Suburban FRESH • YOUNG South County Hebrew School. Synagogue Reth El in Highla nd sons of the event.. Nearly 50 children and their par· sundown on the 9L h unt ii dawn on TENDER November I 0, as the destruct ion Park, Illinois. Wilh nearly 900 congregations enls enjoyed a t raditional service, Followin l( his ordi nation , Rabbi in the Uniled Stales, Canada and on Kristallnachl lasted thruul(houl followed by a make-your-own sun­ Lehea u se rved as Chapla in of Lh e Israel, the ,J ewish Theolol(ical THE VERY BEST the night until the morninl(. In dae Oneg Shabbat. How sweel it military ,Jewish community in Sa n Seminary ma in tains 4 schools of addition, the Rabhi has requested was! Linda Zell, school principal, Diel(o, California, and lhe 11 lh academic study al both underl(rad· Gift Orders a l hat each family li ght a Memori al coordinat.ed lhe evenl. Naval District. In 1966, he was uat.e a nd l(raduate levels in New Specialty candle or designale a lighl to re ­ main on all night lo commemorate call ed lo his first pulpil at. Lh e York City, Los Angeles and North Shore ,Jew ish Center in Porl ,Jerusalem. It. lrains rabbinical slu· Kristallnachl. Volunteers Needed .Jefferson, New Yo rk , where he dents, cantors a nd leading scholars served for twe lve years. in ,Jewish studies and is today the BELWING The Women's Cenler, a sheller Temple Beth-El Youth In addition to his active agenda, academic and spiritual center of for ballered or homeless women Hahbi Lebeau is a member of the Conserva tive ,Juda ism throughout TURKEY FARM and children, is recruiting volun­ Rabbinical Assembly of Ameri ca the world. The Seminary's slale· 773 Taunton Ave., (Rte. 44) t.eers lo staff it.s lelephone/ help· On November 11 · 1~. PROVTY, a nd has served on its Executive of-the-arl library complex houses Seekonk line and lo conducl intake inler· the youlh group of T emple Beth· Council a nd as Chairman of its the la rgest collection of Hebraica· views for new shelter residents. El , will sponsor a weekend con­ Membership Committee. In .Judaica in lhe Western Hemi· The sheller is localed on lhe clavette for over 100 teens from Chicago. he also served on the Ex­ sphere. • ORDER EARLY Easl Side of Providence and is in He fo rm Synagogues l hroughoul el'ulive Committee of the Chical(o For reserva tions, please call the need of assistance on weekdays and New Enl(la nd. "The progra m will Hoa rd of Habbis and was Vice­ T emple ~:ma nu-El office al :1:i l · • CALL TODAY weekends. fo cus on issues related lo growing President of the Chic·ago Region of !GI G. Volunteers receive training, sup­ Since 1944 up ,Jewish in the '80's," reporls the Habbinical Assembly. He has purl and much personal satisfa c­ ,Julie Levitt . presidenl of been active ly involved in numerous Striar JCC tion. For further information, PROVTY. We will be meelnl( wilh .Jewish communa l organizations please call lhe volunleer coordina­ Toby Simon, heal! h educalor from The Early Childhood Education 336-9142 tor al 861 -2760. Brown Unive rsity, to discuss is­ Temple Emanu-EI Deparlmenl of the Striar Jewish sues related to s;xualily and then Community Center on the Fire· meet aga in to fo cus on dealing with Leisure Club ma n Campus, 44 5 Central Slreel, drug use in our lives. T emple Emanu-EI Leisure Club S t.oughlon is sponsoring a Holiday Ask and Meet PROVTY receives fi nancial sup· will hold a meeting on Sunday, Shoppinl( Spree on Sunday, port from the Temple's Brother· November 6, 1988 at 2 p.m. in lhe November 6, 10 am to 4 pm. There hood and Sist.erhood as well as Bohnen Vestry of Temple will be unique gifl items for lhe en· the Candidates Night guidance from its advisors Harris Emanu-El. tire family. There will be a raffle, Weiner and Susan ~' ink and the Our guesl speaker will be Cathy food and gift wrapping is available. Bush - President DiPrete - Governor Temple's Youth Commilt.ee Ray, Anchor Person of Channel 10, For more information, please call Carole Neitlich al (6 I 7) 34 I 0 Lippitt - Lt. Governor l'haired by Judith Lubiner. For W,JAR noon and 6 p.m. news. Her Chafee - Senator more information on youth activi­ subjecl maller will be " Heallh and 2016. Machtley - Congress Goldstein - Treaurer ties al Temple Beth-El, leave a Medicine in lhe Media." Kristallnacht message for the advisors at the A social hour will fo llow lhe A 50th Anniversary Schneider - Congress Voccola - Atty. General Temple office. :1:ll-6070. meeting. Commemoration of Kristallnachl, Lukens - Sec. of State ''The Nighl of Broken Glass," will be observed in a joinl program by the Slriar JCC, Temple Sinai of MODERATED BY ARLENE VIOLET Sharon at 100 Ames Slreel. and MARTY'S Temple Shaare Tefilah of DATE: November 6, 1988 - Sunday Evening - 8:00 PM KOSHER MEAT MARKET Norwood al 556 Nichols Slreel on PLACE: Jewish Community Center November 9 and 10. 467-8903 88 1 2 Rolfe St. , Cranston Temple Sinai will hosl, on Lhe 401 Elmgrove A venue firsl night al 7::IO p.m., November Providence, RI 02906 Koshered Meats For You 9, a program of Kristallnacht commemoration. The discussion is open to the public without charge and all are Extra Lean Beef Hamburger s1 .89 lb. Temple Shaare Tefilah. or welcome. Questions will be taken from the audience. (All can­ November 10 al 7::lO p.m .. wil didates will be present iri person or duly authorized delegate.) present a porlrayal of life fo Blade Steaks s2.89 lb. German J ews before, during an SPONSORED BY: aft er lhat fateful night through 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Ward Republican Committees, Broilers by the box s1 .69 lb. film entitled, We Were Germa ~ J C' u's , an autobiographical accou, East Side Republican Club - Brown College Young Republicans. of a family's experience. CO-CHAIRMEN: Calves' Feet Are Now Available Striar ,JC' C and these t, Thomas W . Pearlman & Larry Y. Goldberg synagogues will also be sharing AT MARTY'S!! poster ex hibit depic ting the era. - .... " .... " ...... I Temple Beth-El Hosts JCCRI The Children's Department of S.A.G.E. Concert the Jewish Community Center of , of music, refreshments and Rhode Island invites the commu­ - reunions with old friends. Seniors nity to attend their production, attend from Woonsocket to You 're a Good Man, Ch arlie Newport and points between, from Brown, on Wednesday evening, the kosher mealsites and the Home November 9 at 7 pm. fo r the Aged, from apartments and .The production is directed and temple groups. produced by Tony Annicone and S.A.G.E. is a group of will feature Adam Berman, Har­ professionals who represent several men deKoe, Brooke Hodgson, Eve Jewish agencies in the community Lavendier, Gillie Nevel, Zack including the Bureau of Jewish Michaelson, Leslie Ross and Ben Education, the Jewish Community Rotenberg. Center of Rhode Island, Jewish Tickets are$ I and are on sale at Family Service, the Jewish Home the JCCRL For m~re information for the Aged, the Leisure Club of call Ruby Shalansky at 861-8800. Lola Schwartz, Executive Director of the Jewish Community Center of Rhode Island (far r), installs Golden Age Club officers. Temple Emanu-El, Shalom Yiddish Club (From I to r) : Donald Jaffa, President; Tanya Plungyan, Apartments and the Jewish Family The Yiddish Club of the Jewish Vice-President; Fanny Sherman, Second Vice-President; Service Mealsite in Cranston. Community Center of Rhode Is­ Jeannette Sloane, Treasurer and Ruth Meyer, Secretary. For 'ticket or transportation land, 401 Elmgrove Ave. in Provi­ Golden Age Club Luncheon renditions of old and new tunes information call Toby Galli at dence wi ll be holding the first Jewish Family Service, 331-1244, meeting of the year on Tuesday, Over 60 members attended the evoked an enthusiastic response, November 15 at 2 pm. Jewish Community Center of Lola Schwartz, Executive Direc- S.A.G.E. is a group of Rhode Island's Golden Age Club tor and installing officer, welcomed Debbie Waldman, professionals who represent several Anyone interested in stories, Installation Luncheon on Wednes· everyone and expressed her appre- Entertainer Debbie Waldman Jewish agencies in the community readings, poetry and conversation day, October 5. President Donald ciation to the officers-elect: Don- will perform at the fall S.A.G.E. including the Bureau of Jewish in Yiddish is welcome to attend. Jaffa welcomed everyone in atten- aid Jaffa, President; Tanya Education, the Jewish Community Fluency is not a prerequisite. concert planned for Wednesday, dance and introduced Cantor Plungyan, Vice-President; Fanny For information call Lisa Good­ November 9 at 12:30 p .m. at Center of Rhode Island, Jewish Charles Ross who gave a blessing. Sherman, Second Vice-President; man at 86 1-8800. Temple Beth-El, 70 Orchard St. in Family Service, the Jewish Home Entertainment was provided by Ruth Meyer, Secretary; and Jean- Providence. The t icket price of $2 fo r the Aged, the Leisure Club of JCCRI Preschool vocalist, Debbie Waldman, and her nette Sloane, Treasurer. Vivian includes dessert. Temple Emanu-El, Shalom accompanist, Greg Wardson. Their Weisman, Program Director, also The .Jewish Community Center S .A.G.E. (Senior Adult Group Apartments and the Jewish Family selection of English and Yiddish extended her congratulations. Educators) sponsors concerts twice Service Mealsite in Cranston. of Rhode Island Preschool has an yearly to provide seniors from For ticket or transportation opening in its class of fou r.year· t hroughout the state the information call Toby Galli at olds. There are also limited open­ For as little as $8/day (plus airfare) on an opportunity to enjoy an afternoon Jewish Family Service, 33 1- 1244. ings in the Kindergarten Enrich­ EL AL Milk & Honey Vacation, ment program. we'll take car~ of your hotel (5 days). The fully accredited preschool at We'll take care of your free Israeli breakfast. the JCCRI has well-equipped An Open Invitation We'll take care of your free car rental (5 days). classro.oms, activity rooms and a state of the art playground, The Join The Festivities program is supplemented by the EL AL REDUCED FARES!! At Providence Public comprehensive Health and Physi­ November 14 to December 14 & December 27 - March 31 Library's Grand cal Education Department at the $679.00 roundtrip plus departure tax Center. 3 week maximum stay Reopening For details call Eva Silver at 861 · Children: fi rst child $510.00 plus tax 8800, The Grand Re-Opening of the second child $340.00 plus tax Providence Public Library is "Purim 1989 in Israel" Trip CALL DOROTHY TODAY! 272-6200 scheduled to ta ke place on Sunday, Celebrate Purim 1989 in Israel November I :J from f, p.m,-7 p.m. RULES: 6 Day minimum to 21 day maximum stay. The event, a celebration of t he at the carnival parades of Tel Aviv followed by Jerusalem-style festiv­ completion of the three-year 11.r• llufi••h, A.1111 TRAVELYOUR DOMESTIC/WORLDWIDE ities. renovation project , is free and 9"l• Icttcr A~ECNT FUGHTS CRUISES TOURS T he Jewish Community Center open to the public and will he 766 HOPE STREET P.O. BOX 6845 PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND 02940 highlighted with vis it s from of Rhoc!e Island is planning a two­ dignilarie:-;, li terary characters, week trip to Israel from March 15 artists, and local musicians. to 29 which will include the festival A grand and festive mood will he of Purim. The trip will emphasize set by the musical sou nds of the cu ltural activities such as museums animals!) Election '88 Cospel Ambassadors of the Olney and concerts as well as historical sights. A day-long archaeological Street Baptist Church, the ever-popular Artie Cabral Quartet , seminar with an opportunity to at­ Supplies harpist .Judy .Johnson and jazz tend a dig under the tutelage of an archaeologist is on the itinerary. pianist Hod Luther. Also echoing • Decorations • Campaign Hats through the newly renovated halls The beauty of Israel in the spring will heighten impressions of oft he I .ibrary is special guest, Lily traditional stopovers. In addition, • Plates • Cups • Napkins • Flags Yuan, who wi ll delight many 'wi th plans include a visit to an her colorful Chinese music. To cap Ethiopian absorption center, visits Everything you need to off the celehrat io n, Rhode Island's to the homes of artists and musi­ hottest young roc k group, The cians and a first-hand view of the Celebrate Election '88 Dolls, will also he performing. new settlements in the Golan. The culinary wizardry of The tour is open to Center mem­ all at discount prices Providence's own ,Johnson and bers as well as to the community. Wales Univers it y wi ll tempt and Reservations must be made by De­ ta nt ali ze the tastebuds of all , Friday, Nov. 18, noon. A cember 30. The ''Only" DISCOUNT PRICES HOURS, enticing everyone to experience · Luncht,ime .Jazz Concert will be For details, call Susan Popper at PARTY WAREHOUSE Jeanne Stein Mon.· Thurs. 9:30-6 pm just a sli ce of that which has given by local jazz pianist Rod 861-8800. 310 East Ave., Pawt. MC / VISA Frt. 9:30-7 pm ranked the students of Luther. This is a bring your own international fame. lunch and the PPL provides the 726-2491 Sat. 9'30-6 pm Entertainment will abound for rest ... beverage, dessert and the JCCRI Singles OPEN SUNDAY 12.S pm a ll ages with the appearance of the best music to be found around' November Activities Cabot Street Players, The Puppet Saturday, Nov. 19, JO a.m.-4 Je)Vish Community Center of Workshop, Two Musketeers from p.m. It's Kid's Day at the PPL111 . Rhode Island Singles will begin Trinity, and a Musical Workshop Ron Bia nco amd Bilbo's Keep November activities at the JCCRI, for Children sponsored by The Your Tail A ·waggin begins 401 Elmgrove Avenue in Provi­ Music School, entertaining the children with a dence with a Hungry Hour at Casa Covernor DiPrete a nd Mayor doggone sing-a-long at 10 a.m. The Lupita on Thursday, November 3 Paolino ate both scheduled to join Children's Museum presentation from 5 to 7 pm. in the festivities and have prepa red of Magic Words is at 11:30 a.m. On Wedpesday, November 9, po­ to present proclamations to t he This is a travelling program which litical reporter Dyana Koelsch will Library. , engages young children in the be the guest speaker at a deli Call in Your Order Now The Library is a lso planning a pleAsure of language through word evening to be held from 6:30 to 8:30 week long series of events in play and poetry. Two actors use pm. The fee is $3.50 for members (617) 325-7750 celebration described below: riddles, tongue twisters, jokes, and $6 for non-members. Rhode Island Customers Monday, Nov. 14 , 5::lO p.m. The rhyming games and create stories J oin JCCRI Singles for a tour of .John Russell Bartlett Society with the children's own ideas. The Sakonnet Vineyards on Sunday, please call collect presents the 5 I st Anniversary Looking Glass Theatre starts at I November 13. The fee is $3 per Celebration of the Updike p,m. with a reader's theater. This person and participants will meet HOLIDAY PICKUP Collect ion by sponsoring a lecture is a literal adaptation of nine at the JCCRI at 11 am. Wednesday. November 23, 1988 4-7 p.m. hy Martin Hutner of the American well -known children's poems and Volleyball night in the gym for Thursday. November 24. 1988 9 a.m,-12 p.m. Printing History Association in prose in one show, Works include singles ages 2 I -40 will be on Tues­ Order Deadline Friday. Nov. 18. 1988 2 p.m. New York. His illustrated lecture A.A. Milne's Wheezles & Sneezles, day, November 15, Under SupeMsion wil l trace the fascinating visual Rudyard Kipling's How the Singles will meet at the JCCRI MasterCard. Visa and Koshrufh Commission°' "" of transformations in the works of J,:tephant Got Its Trunk, Other at 6:15 pm to attend J oel Grey's AA'leflcon Exprass cords the Synagogue COuncll Rhode Island noted printers/ works from the Rainbow Reading, performance in Cabaret on Sun­ CJCC8!)18d, ol Massochusel1S M designers. After the talk, Wilbour Shel Silverstei n, and Bernard day, November 20. The fee is $25 I:======Doctor of the Wayside Press will Waber, Also an (almost) lifesize per person. Deadline for reserva­ conduct a tour of the newly re­ exhibit of dinosaurs will be on tions is Thursday, November JO. Chores Gilbert& Davis opened Updike Collection housed display in the Children's Room to For more information or to be AN EXPRESSION OF ELEGANCEIN KOSHER CATERING in the Providence Public Library. bewilder some and ent ranee placed on the mailing list, call Su: 1580 V,F,W, Poll

Letters To The Editor Opinion ( ] A Magic Moment by Shula Schoenfeld credentials and piety of those Nervousness, anticipation and a doing the converting. Mr. Estrin respect. and.honor to your parents. sense of exhilaration, all these correctly points out that a halachic The Hillel Rabbi And The but the one that he and Rabbi combined feelings inundated me. conversion cons ists of "accepting Flam chose was not in my Are we going to recognize t hem? the responsibilities of ,Jewish Life" Jewish Community, Once Judgment halakhically appropri­ Are we going to be too eager, too mml>ined with the rituals of ate. T hat is what is subject to anxious, to greet t hem? Will they eircumcision (for males) and Again criticism. feel overwhelmed by our attention mikvah (for both males and females). When those halachic by J acob Neusner ago, at whose wedding the Hillel "What you privately would have and eagerness to greet them? requirements are fulfi lled, that is a Two years ago, in the columns of rabbi of Brown University, who is wanted. e.g., as you say, a Tibetan Maxine, with her usual halachic conversion! It is not for t his newspaper, I criticized a Hillel paid in large part by the J ewish monk, a feminist poet, has no enthusiasm and warmth, burst Leibel Estrin to discredit such rahhi fo r including a Christian Federation of Rhode Island, hearing on the matter; what you do fo rth with a squeal of delight when conversions and call them minister in a Jewish wedding. At officiated, and at whose wedding on your own is not subject to public she saw them. Four people, sort of stake was t he integrity of Jewish rite, within the framework of the discussion or criticism, and there hesitant and shy, proud and "cosmetic'' or "counterfeit." T hese law, or halakhah, not as I interpret marriage rite or huppah (i f after was none from me. Rabbi Flam humble, at the same time, came halachic conversions are acceptable by the vast majority of it (since as a Reform J ew ordained the breaking of the glass, as Rabbi officiated as a representative of forward: Arcady, Alex, Marina and the ,Jewish community in America as a Conservative Rabbi I never Flam says) in particular, t he ,Judaism along with Chaplain Asya Briklina. We began to - and that is a Fact. have made a decision or even P rotestant Chaplain of Brown Baldwin, as you yourselves embr~ce and kiss them. They were FACT - There are legitimate recommendation of a halakhic University bestowed his blessing reported your wedding in the New no strangers to us. It felt as if we Batei Din · (Rabbinic courts) in character in my life), but as upon the hatan and the kallah. She York · Times, saying that the rite had known them fo r years, for Rhode Island. Perhaps there are no halakhah is. Specifically, I took writes: " If you believe what you was perfo rmed by Chaplain generations. It was as if there were one long, outstretched arm orthodox courts closer than t he view that permitting a wrote in the New York Times . . ., Baldwin and Rabbi Flam. This is reaching through history to scoop Boston, but there are legitimate Christian minister td participate you owe Alan Flam and me an what in my view violated ,Jewish in any aspect of a huppah - that apology." law. A violation of J ewish law by a them up, to bring them to us, and non-orthodox courts of three at this moment we become one. All qualified Rabbis not only is, the rite of a wedding in Judaism As a matt.er of fact, I received a Rabhi who is in part paid by the barriers of language and culture performing conversions but also - is not countenanced by Jewish fair amount of static for criticizing ,Jewish community and expected to delivering gittin (Jewish divorces) law, and that the Hillel rabbi who Rabbi Flam's conduct in including honor Jewish law in public, if not were suddenly dissolved. We were when necessary. T he fact that such did so violated halakhah. Chaplain Baldwin in the huppah in private (and I have no all united by our sameness and Jewishness, our common past. It Rat tei Din are not acceptable to I fu rther took the view that a (marriage rite) of Katharine knowledge of, or interest in, Flam's was a feeling of joy and Leibel Estrin does not mean that Hillel rabbi who is placed on the Ramsden Rabin and her husband. conduct of his personal affai rs) is accomplishment. they do not exist, and function campus by t he organized ,Jewish Since Mrs. Rabin has resumed the not to be ignored as though it. did Ann, Maxine and I had to sit wi th Rabbinic authori ty. ~ommunit.y has t he obligation to dist ussion and demanded a public not happen. down, once the Lakhman Family FACT - T he Conservative honor and respect halakhah, if not apology, I believe my reply to her " No one known to ine doubts in his or her private life, then at that you, having properly had left - to join their fa mily in movement is ''Torah T rue.'' Our should be part of the public record. understanding of revelation and least in public actions. For the T hat is what I wrote to her (and converted by a Conservative rabbi Boston. We had to collect ourselves organized Jewish community are completely a ,Jew; tha) is not,' and enjoy the magic that we had the evolution of halachah may she replied in an affirmative spirit, differ from Mr. Estrin's, but we encompasses J udaism, and the so I thought ): and never was, at issue. No one just partaken of. We felt as if the whole consider our fa ith in Torah and-its halakhah of •Ju daism therefore "As to your letter of August :II, I would have wanted you t.o omit experience were an iridescent divine message and in the integrity demands pride of place in Jewish shall deal with it because you reference, in a manner appropriate bubble, that we were inside, and of an evolving halacha to be as firm public policy. clearly do not. grasp what was at to .Judaism, to your parents' were frightened would burst. Had as that of anyone or any That is not to suggest that stake in my criticism of Rabbi convictions; and certainly your we been able to stop time, surely we movement. We stand by our own non-halakhic Judaisms, whether Flam's conduct. A Hillel Rabbi fat her is held in the highest esteem would have, if only to be able to principles and our own Conservative or Reconstructionist serves the entire .Jewish in I hose circles at. Brown in which retain this feeling. interpretation of J udaism and its or Reform, are less legitimate t han community, not only t he Reform he is remembered. None oft his is We had lived an experience, legitimacy. halakhic ,Judaism. It is only to part. Hence his conduct of a public at stake. which made us feel as if we had This community has been maint ain that if we are to act as a event, such as a wedding, falls ",J ewish law. halakhah. was, and transcended time. It made us aware exemplary in respecting the community, we publicly and under the judgment of J ewish law, always is, at stake. I have no of the incredible potential that we legitimacy of all of its constituent professedly live under the or halakhah. T he inclusion of a apology t.o make to you or to Rabbi all possess, as human beings, to movements. I hope that we can judgment of halakhah. Therefore, Christian minister in any aspect of Flam or anyone else fo r my touch the lives of others, and make continue to live in an atmosphere functions of the Jewish a ,Judaic religious service is not publicly pointing out that Rabhi a moment of communion happen! of mutual respect despite our community and functionaries acceptable in halakhab. I am Flam conducted himsl!tf in a We welcome the Lakhman Family varying ideologies of .Judaism. I thereof in their public actions confident that no info rmed rabbi manner that ,Jewish law must to America. and may t heir dreams would hope as well that attempts to cannot violate halakhah when will differ. T he issue is, then, at regard as inappropriate. Chaplain come true! discredit the genuine Jewish acting in the name of organized what point the service begins, and Baldwin moreover offended the ,Jewry. community of ,Judaism, of which. commitment of others with when it is fo rmally concluded. It is degrading adjectives and The issue of two years ago not at the breaking of the glass hut as a matter of fact, you yourself are To The Editor: part." misleading opinions stated as returns and now I am constrained at the conclusion of t he festive Let's Get Some "FacLs" "fact" will cease. to identify t he issues publicly. Now to the community at large: meal that. is part of t he rite. Straight. Rabbi Alvan H. Kaunfer, Specifically, just now I received a "T he Judaic religious service of if any reader of these words can Leibel Estrin ·s recent Opinion identify where the halakhah Director of Solomon letter from the bride of two years a huppah, in particular, begins at a column (1 0/20/ 88) entitled "The Schechter Day School of R.I. given point and ends at another, permits a Christian minister to Facts Behind Who is a Jew" and fo r that. entire sequence of participate in a marriage rite. from requires a response. Mr. Estrin RHODE ISLAND the beginning of t he huppah to t he time, forms a circle of portrays a number of opinions as To The Editor: sanctification which cannot be end at the sheva berakhot of "facLs," and he atte mpts t.o seudah shel mitzvah, I shall he HERALD penetrated by a gentile. T he discredit the Conservative and A recent J erusalem Po.,t story beginning surely is at the point at instructed and wi ll be happy to Reform movements and their !USPS <6'-760) apologize to Rahhi Flam ij nd reported that up to 6,000 ,Jews are Published Every Week By The which t he ketubah is prepared and Rabbis as legitimate t rapped in North Yemen and face Jewl9h PreH Publishing Company Chaplain Baldwin for my interpretations and interpretors of witnessed, but in any event is the danger of extermination due to ignorance of Jewish law and Judaism using innuendo and such • EDITOR: marked by "mi addir al hakkol," the arrival of 2.000 terrorists from consequent improper criticis m of insulting epithets as "counterfeit" SANDRA SILVA and the end is not with the Lebanon. Mr. David Shucker breaking of the glass hut wit h t he their actio_ns from the viewpoint of and "whims of fashion." As a ,Jewish law. Perhaps Rabbi Flam Chairman of the Israel based • ASSOCIATE EDITOR: sheva herakhot at the seudah shel Conservative ,Jew and rabbi I Public Council for Yemenite.Jewry, DAVID DeBLOIS understood " huppah" to refer to resent such suggestion that what mitzvah. T he name of the meal, report ed that the terro ri~ts rape the canopy, a place, rather t han to we do is "counterfeit" and that seudah shel mitzvah, and t he ,Jewish women. kidnap their • ACCOUNT REP.: I he rite as a whole. But that is not inclusion in birkat hammazon of only Leibel Estrin's brand of children and rob their houses. He MARY FITZPATRICK what ,Judaism means when it ,Judaism is "Torah T rue." Since the sheva berakhot · are ample also reported that many of the refers to t he huppah. Huppah his so-called "facLs" are misleading Mailing Addre H : ~ ; =3, Providence, A.I. evidence that these form an ,Jews were forced to convert to integral part of the means marriage rite, so "al yedei to the ,Jewish public, let's set the Telephone: (401) 724-0200 huppah velsiddushin." Now if l am Islam and "if we remain silent PLANT: Herald Way, ;~~ebster SL, Pawt., R.I. huppah/ marriage rite. Rabbi Flam record straight. there will be a 'Holocaust just like right as to t.he law - and I am - FACT - T here is not one but. OFFICE: 305 Waterman Ava., EHt Providence, knows these facts as well as I do there was in Europe." A.I. 02914 and you should know them too. then I shall regard the matter as a . several legitimate movements of precedent to he fo llowed in the Second class postage paid at Providence, T hey explain what I believe was Judaism which exist in America On a recent trip to Israel I met Rhode Island. Postmaster send address future: no Christian ministers at changes to the A.I. Herald, P.O. Box 6063. Provi­ improper in his action. today. No one of them ran claim with Mr. Shucker and spoke with dence, A.I. 02940-6063. "Specifically, Chaplain Baldwin Hillel-rabbi-conducted huppahs the entire T ruth or correct about a dozen member of the - at least, not in Rhode Island, 5~iif'f,'~OO ~-~- ~~ had no place in t he context of the interpretation of Judaism. We may Israeli Yemenite community who By R~ta~~~-fi~eufii~: where in the aggregate the ,Jewish southeastern Mass. $14.00 per annum. Bulk huppah/ marriage rite. Perhaps not aecept each other's in­ are separated from family members rates on reQuest. The Herald assumes sub­ community respects it.self and the setiptions are continuous unless notilled to the within halakhah there are terpretat ions, hut we may not and who related the hell that the contrary In writing. God-give n Torah. appropriate places fo r a Christian discredit others' legitimacy e·ither. Yemenite ,Jews are currently The Herald assumes no financial responsi­ This is not to suggest that in my blhty !or typographical errors in advertJse­ (or Buddhist, or Hindu) minister FACT - J udaism always had facing. T hey plead with their ments. but will reprinl that part of the adver­ view Rabbi Flam in his functioning different movements and vastly tisement in which the typographical error to participate, as a gesture of brothers and sistecs in the free occurs. Advertisers wi11 please notify the man­ as Hillel rabbi violates halakhah different groups which interpreted world to assist. them so they can agement immediately of any error which may routinely and intentionally. I occur. .Judaism in radically different emigrate to Israel. Their desperate believe that in t his particular Unsolicited manusetipts: Unsolicited ways. T here net,er was, nor do I plea cannot be ignored. manuscripts are welcome. We do not pay !or Candlelighting incident he did what should not suspect. there ever will be, one ~~t1:~~~ec!/11e:!::~~:c't'!ta~u;.:d~ have been done. I hope t hat in the s:Xm: ,Judaism. Beit Hillel could not l urg-e all who are willing to assist dressed envelope ii you want the manuscript . future if he chooses to involve ret!-'rned. Letters to the editor represent the accept the halachah of Beit our fellow ,Jews in their hour of opmions ol lhe writers. not the editors and November 4, 1988 Christian ministers or priests in Shammai. t.he mit.nagdim should include the letter writer's te1el)hone need to contact their senators and ,Judaic religious worship, he wi ll do number lor verification. (Ant i-Hasidic groups) went so fa r representatives to demand the The Herald Is a member ol the New England 4:19 p.m. so in a manner that halakhah as to have I he Hasidim jailed, and United States government do Press Association and the American Jewish permits (i f there is such a manner). Press Association. and a subsCliber to the the anti-Maimonidean rabbis <· verything possible to ass ist these Jewish TelegraphiC Agency and the Jewish For Hi llel serves not only Hefo rm Student Press Service. placed Maimonides under a l>an. desperate people. T he time is now or non·ohserwrnt Conservative or Yet. despite the diversity wit hin tomorrow may be too late. secular .Jews . It serves Ort hodox ,Judaism, the wisdom o f the Notice ,~nrl C'onservA t ive and other Tnlmu

6 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988 Rose Awerman ORT Cocktail Party Celebrates 9,5th ORT, the Organization for A surprise 95th birthday party Rehabilitat ion through Training, was given in honor of Rose is a worldwide system ofvocat.ional Awerman, mother of Marilyn and technical schools. It is the [ __s_· o_c_ia_I_E_v_e_n_t_s ______J largest non-governmental t raining Grossman, at the home of Jade and Charles Hirsch of North agency in the wo rld. Kingstown. Elmgrove Chapter of Women's Pearl W. Lourie In attendance were American ORT is hosting a Lake-Rosenblatt Appointed grandchildren, great grandchil­ cocktail party on Saturday, dren, and her four great-great­ Novemher I 2, 1988 at 8:00 p.m. at. The Eli and Bessie Cohen Foun­ grandchiidren. the home of ,Jill a nd Buh Jaffe. dation Camps announce the ap­ Guests attending were from Hors d'oeuvres and dessert will be pointment of Pearl W. Lourie as Connecticut, Massachusetts, served. Music by pianist Phil the director of Camp Pembroke. Florida, New Jersey and Tandy. Mrs. Lourie has served in several Pennsylvania as well as her Rhode For more info rmation call: administrative capacit ies at Island friends and relatives. :19H -70H8 or 46:l-6944. Camps Tel Noar and Tevya before Rose resides at the Jewish Home assuming the Pembroke director­ fo r the Aged in Providence. Pawtucket-Central ship. She has also been t he Educa­ Falls Hadassah tional Director of Temple Shir Dvorah-Dayan Club Tikva in Wayland fo r the past six T he Pawtµcket -C'entral Falls years. Pearl is a board member of An evening of fun and chance is Hadassah will have a hoard the Boston Area Reform Temple being planned by the Dvorah­ meet ing on Wednesday, November Educators and is co-chairperson of Dayan Club of Na'Amat on Satur­ 9 at 7: ~0 p.m. at the home of t he fi rst mini CAJE conference to day, November 5 at 7 pm. We will Rosalind Bolusky, In Oak Hill be held in New England. Mrs. run a Poker Night, at the Knights Ave., Pawtueket. Lourie resides in Framingham of Columbus on 1047 Park Avenue, wit h her husband, Phil, and two Cranston (off Reservoir Avenue). daughters, Molly and Sara. Friends and fa mily are asked to Touro Fraternal News Camp Pembroke, located in support this project by attending Pembroke, MA, one hour from and publicizing the evening. T his Touro's Annual "Nite at Boston at the gateway to the Cape, is a major fu ndraising event fo r the Lincoln" C:reyhound Park wi ll enjoys the distinct ion of being the Club - funds to help our work in take plare on Saturday, November only all girls Jewish camp serving Israel as well as in the U.S. Admis­ 19, 1988. Dinner prompt ly at 6::lO the New England area. sion is $2 each and refreshments p.m.; Races start at 8 p.m. Pembroke which will open fo r its wi ll be served. For fu rt her info rma­ Here's what you get: 54th season this summer boasts of tion, please call Florence Silver at • Full rourse roast top round of many second generation campers 75 1-6897 or Rhoda Fischman at beef or broiled scrod dinner. as well as staff members. The camp 831-1573. • Admission to the Club House. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lake of S haron, Mass. are pleased to announce features a complete program of wa­ • Free Program. the engagement of their daughter, Beth, to Philip Rosenblatt, son of Mr. terfront activities including swim­ Social Seniors • A chance to Win (or Lose) lots and Mrs. Harry Rosenblatt of Marblehead, Mass. ming, sailing, boating, canoeing of money. The future bride received her Bachelor of S cience degree /ram Boston and waterskiing. All land sports in­ Of Warwick Members, $20 per c:ouple, University School of Management. She received a degree of honor from cluding tennis, softball, soccer and The Social Seniors of Warwick non-members, $28 per couple. the Prozdor of Hebrew College, Brookline, Mass. She is currently basketball are also offered. A will hold a meet ing Wednesday, Reservations are limited and employed as a medical software applications consultant for Medical meaningful J ewish cultural pro­ November 9 at I p.m. at T emple must he made in advance. They Information Technology, Inc. of Westwood, Mass. Beth is the gram as well as arts and crafts, mu­ Am David. will be filled on a first-come, granddaughter uf the late Jacob and Gita Lake and the late Philip and sic and dramatics play an impor­ Barbara Ruttenberg will be the fi rst -served basis. Reservations Ida S eidman of Providence. tant part at the camp. speaker on "Add Life to Years." must be received no later than Her fiance received his Bachelor of S cience degree in Business Further information regarding Refreshments will be served. November 12, 1988. Administration from Salem S tate College and practices a.< a Certified Camp Pembroke may be obtained November 1:1 a trip is planned to Mail check to: Touro Fraternal Pu blic Accountant in Boston. from the camp office, 30 Main St., Cape Cod for a Polynesian show Association, P.O. Box ~fi62, A June 1989 wedding is planned. Rm. 16, Ashland, MA 01721. (508) and lunch. Cranston, R.I. 029 10. 881 -1002. Limer-Bergel

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I Rhode Island Herald Rhode Herald University of Florida, and is a and the late Anna and Isadore P.O.Box 6063 ·, 'S.._"""- I Island Bergel. \ ' · '-=-..~·} ~~ Providence, RI 02940 candidate for a master's degree in the Hornstein Program at An August 20, 1989 wedding is Brandeis University. planned. Steven is a graduate of Classical THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988 - 7 Jewish Family Services Family Facts 4th Annual Marcia S. Taub Memorial Lecture Marriage - 57.6% of all U.S. households in 1987 were The Fourth Annual Marcia S. Yahrzeit.. All Jewish women are married-couple families, compared Taub Memoria l Lecture will take invited to attend, and there is "" with 69% in 1970. place, G-d willing, on Sunday, Nov. charge. For more information eall The median age at first marriage 6, at l::J0 p.m., at the Chabad 27:l-2299 or 273-7238. Don't miss has been creeping up: 25.8 years for House, :l60 Hope St., Prov. this special opportunity. men and 23.6 years for women in The guest lecturer is the 1987, up from 23.2 and 20.8 in well-known psychologist, Barrington Public 1970. professor, and family therapist, Divorce - Divorced persons Ruth Shaingarten of Brooklyn, Library now represent 9% of the U.S. N. Y. Rebbetzin Shaingarten will population, up from 4% in 1970. speak on the topic "How to Raise a The Rhode Island Civic Chorale 7;/':1 of th.ose who divorce do Great. Marriage" dealing· with the Touring Ensemble will present a remarry. issues of everyday married life. free concert Friday, November 18. Children 28% of all Quest ions and discussion will at 8 p.m., in the Barring1 on Public households in 1986 contained fo llow. Library's Peck Auditorium. married couples with children, Rebbetzin S haingarten Because seating is limited to 107 down from 40% in 1970. A growing addressed the Third Memorial persons, admission will be on a port.ion of these families consists of Lecture last year on the subject of first come first served basis. blended (remarried) families. parenting and was received with This hour-long concert is funded Women are delaying childbirth. overwhelming enthusiasm. Due to The proportion of women who a re in part. by The Rhode Island S t.ate the requests and urging of many of Council on I he Arts. Officers elected at the 59th Annual Meeting of Jewish Family childless at ages 25 to 34 has last year's participants, we have Service are (I to r): Robert Berkelhammer, President; Jerrold doubled during the past two asked Rebbet.zi n Shaingarten back Dorfman, Assistant Treasurer; Dean Temkin, Secretary; decades. again this year a nd are thrilled that Richard Kaplan, Treasurer; and Carl Feldman, Vice President. More than 20% of all births are she has agreed to come. Let the community know to unmarried mothers. The Marcia S. Taub Memorial about your organization's Parent Exchange fears, unfamiliarity with new role, In 1986, 20.5% of all American Lecture is sponsored each year by functions . Announce them Workshops For New Families the social "third-wheel." paying children lived in conditions of Devorah and Russell Haskin in in Herald. The Parent Exchange at ,Jew ish bills, the repa irman. Open to pove rty. 4:l% of all black children memory of Devorah's mother's the Fa mily Service is offering two people who have been widowed were poor. workshops to help new families within t he past two years. Women Alone - In 1987. 14 .4 % meet the chall enges of parenting. Time: 4 sessions beginning of all households were maintained The popular "Mothers and Monday, November 28; 7 to 9::l0 by a woman with no husband JEWISH DATING SERVICE In fants" will begin Tuesday, p.m. Fee: $25 per person. present, up from 8.7% in 1970. November 8 at 1:15 to 2:45 p.m. at All sessions will be held at the Half of the poor families in the "Personal Service at its Best" the ,Jew is h Community Center of ,Jew is h Family Service offices at U.S . are headed by women a lone. Rhode Island, 401 Elmgrove 229 Waterman Street in S ingle Parents - There were Call Bernice at: 1-508-998-1233 Avenue in Providence. The fee for Providence and are weekly and almost. 9 million s ingle-parent. the eight. session workshop is $50. consecutive. Pre-registrat.i1m is households in the U.S . in 1986. New mothers have much to discuss required. For information call Nearl y 90% of the children livi ng and s hare about. the growth a nd ~~ 1-124 4. wi th one parent li ved with their development. of their babies, National Family Week mothers. In 1986, 18% of all white themselves and their family life. ,Jewish Family Service joins children a nd slightly more than Mot hers a re encouraged to bring Family Service America and other half of all black children li ved in their infa nts (up to eight months). agencies throughout the Uni ted s ingle- parent families, compared " Mom's Plus 2 ( For Mothers of .Stat.es and Ca nada in celebrating with 1970 figures of 10% and 36%. More than One Child)" will hegin the importance of fami lies during Working Parents - In 1987, CHANUKAH on Wednesday, November 16 from National Family Week, November 45. 7% of married couples with 1:: !IJ to :l p.m. The six session 20 through 26. children had both spouses ls just around workshop will also be held at the Recognizing the changing needs employed, up from :l2.8% in 1976. the corner. ,Jewish Community · Center of of families, and their importance Of the women who had a child in 1st. Candle: Rhode Island. The fee is $40. Are for all ages. FSA has chosen the preceding year, 5 1 % were in the Sat. Dec. 3 two children double the work? " Families: 'ror every stage of life" as labor force in 1987, compared to Triple the frustration'? How do the theme. :l l % in I 976. It is expected that by Come to Melzer's Shop mothers cope with more than one Family composition fl.as 1990, 80% of all mothers with for all your Chanukah needs: chilcj? This group is designed for under~one dramatic changes in pre-school children will be in the • Menorahs • Dreidels • Books • Tapes • Records mothers of infants (ages I month recent years, and a whole new work force. • Decorations • Giftwrap • Party Favors to one year) who a re also parenting vocabulary is developinK to Boomerangs - More young older 'children. Issues of sibling describe it. adults (aged 18-24) are living with Large Dripless Chanukah Candles in Orange, rivalry, integrating the new baby Demographers have coined their parents (returned home or Blue and Mixed Colors into the family. setting limits, guilt acronyms to ident ify population never left). In 1986, the figures and time management will be subgroups like OINKS (dual were 59% for men and 47% for Pre-Chanukah Sale discussed. income couples with no kids) and women, up from 52 % and :15 % in All Books are 20% - 50% off. The Parent Exchange at ,J ewish PSSLQ (persons of the opposite 1960. Most of this change occurred Family Service is non·sectarian. sex sharing living quarters). after 1980. OPEN BY APPOINTMENT DAll.Y - EVENINGS - SUNDAYS Registration is open to all who Sociologists discuss the special Aging The oldest baby 97 OverhW Rd. 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The FLE Topics For November The American family of the segment of those over 80 will Our Sixty-Second Season Family Life Education at ,Jewish 1980's no longer fits the Norman increase by 95% between the years Family Service is offering three Rockwell image of a father 1980-2000. By 1990, 7.5 million workshops in November. returning home from work to be Americans will be over 80 years greeted by a homemaker mother old. Woman To Woman and two school-age children. Over 8 million aged Americans Camp Avoda Do women experience life in a Estimates now place I. hat type of lived alone in 1985, and 85% of particularly female way? family at just 4% of all U.S. them were women. One of every Understand your life as a reflection families. four older persons who lives alone AT THE GATEWAY TO CAPE COD of gender. 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Howard and Sherry ACCREDITED BY THE AMERICAN CAMPING ASSOCIATION on one's inner resources as we ll as ' the practical: loss, grief, lt )neliness. .. .. :·. ·.·' t Around Town Best Of Both Worlds by Dorothea Snyder [ ]

8ome things are easier said then done. Mort's "opportunity•· t.o direct came Having the best of two worlds is one. during his sabbatical leave this year. Mort Kaplan is lucky to have both. " Nickerson T heatre came along at the He fee ls " blessed" to have halanced t he right time." roles of a p rofessiona l actor, director with H e's directing Dial M For M urder at t he t hat of t heatre p rofessor at. Northeast.em Norwell, Massachusetts t heatre, which ll niversit y in Boston . opened last week and runs t h rough Academia was furt hest from his m ind November 26. when he was a li beral arts major at " l sent my resume lo Nickerson a year University of Pen nsylvania back in 1950. ago. They're a very professional theatre, " l hated it. I-got bored al U. Penn, a nd and d ifferent. Most non-profit theatres spen t most of my time in a pool room." want to do substant ive, intellectual T heat re lingered at t he back o f his mind. t heat re. T hat's not what Nicke rson is His mot her int roduced hi m to t heatre at ahout. T hey want to do things that uplift age fi ··to get some polish." and entertain people. H is fa t he r's family has always been " Part of me recognizes that in order for involved wit h the p roduction aspects of theat re to live, it has to be entertaining, so t heat re as writers. directors, company I like doing this kind oft healre. lJial M for managers and public relations people. Murder is an old chestnut." At the time he was at U. Penn in the One of t he leads is Ken Cheeseman, a Fifties, Mort says there was only one kind Rhode Islander who has performed with ol" theatre . Broadway t heat re o r what Trinity Square Repertory Company. was then the lledgling concept of Off Mort says that. he " wouldn' t. want to do Broadway. He hecame active in a small I lia/ M the rest of my life. I've done Rlood P hiladelphia theatre compa ny, and left U. Weddin,;, Ionesco and Sam S hephard, but Penn. this is a good bala nce. I've e njoyed being Aided by his parents' search fo r a school there. It 's quick. We had 2½ weeks right for him, Mort started at Emerson rehearsal time before we performed. It 's College. A two-year military service in ve ry co nce ntrative, and not easy." Korea dis rupted that path, hut he returned He has found much !(ratification in and grarluated as a theat re arts major. He teaching. " When l first ca me into the I ravell ed I he map summers doing summer academic field, l resented havinl( to be a stock in New Hamps hire, Connecticut, teacher. l think there a re many people, and New York state. like myself. who came from · the Mort Kaplan, professor in theatre al Northeastern Univers ity, combines " ( got married, went to New Yo rk, and professio na l theatre and started teaching academic li fe with a professional theatre career. Photo by Dorothea S nyder did movies. radio and television. Then, the as a source of income. I felt resentful l had hottom dropped out in the mid-Sixties. to split myself in h~lf in order to earn an Northeastern , which include di recting, ""K ids today have less opportunity to Live television died and went to the west income to support my family. srenir design, lighting desig-n, etc. " We're learn their rraft , hut more opportunity to coast. I was a type, and couldn't. get any ·· 1 kind o r grew up a nd realized that's a pretty well kept secret. People don't earn a li vi ng in industrial training films work. I was t.he young Puerto Rican kid what l am. That 's what I do, and what l think o f Northeastern as having a cultural and dinner theatre. Twenty-live to thirty who got stabbed in corners." love to do is to teach. I'd rat he r work with index, hut it does. It's a ve ry active cultural yf'a rs ago, we had to hecome stars to make Mort deeided to fu rther his studies with youn~ people teachinl( them ahout the scene. We have art a nd architectural a li vin g. a master's in theatre at. N.Y.U. " l had theat re. I enjoy that more tha n anything majors as well. " "An actor doesn't have to he a arranged to meet a friend at the lrovernor else. Students who register for Mort ·s classes household word to have.a fulfilling career C li nton Hotel where a speech " l try to temper my teachinl( with hein/ learn arting. introduction lo theatre arts, in theatre. You have got to make it a communications convention was going on. current through act.in!( a nd directinl(. It advanced acting courses, a nd direct ing. business, \Vhen we were starting out, it My friend was looking for a job, a nd l went also supplements my income. It makes me Overt he yea rs. he has developed a course wasn't a business. I know actors who walk alor1g. !'eel I'm not just a teacher who's teac·hing in comic theatre which spans real around with beepers. They're called to du " l met the chairman of theatre and from theory, hut a teacher who's teaching theatrirnl romecly tu stand-up c-omedy. industrials and voiceovers, a nd are ma king s1wech at Northeastern, and six months something that can he applied, some Thinking hark to hi s boy hood, he a wonderful living in the (~rl'ater Hoston later, I was here in Boston teach ing at a reference point in reality, and l find it re rn emhers li stening to Lux Theatre when arl"a. vrry small department. successful. " movies were adapt ed for radio. ''As a kid, I There are I imes when Mori Kaplan feels ·· Every year for the next IO years, l kept Ove r Mort's des k, pinned to a bulletin listened and acted ii out myself. ll was the pressures of hi s chosen career amidst saying I was going home for good; we're -hoard , is a theatre poster announcing a always somel hinl:{ I wanted to do. My li vi ng in a middle class society. going to pack up and sell the house; and headline r. Proudly, he says, '"That young fat her was a lawyer a nd a juers and . t<1o k Polan1i

opportunities over the years \1vhich have been measurahly great. he says, "Actors had opportunity to do summer theatre and Off Broadway, which is now like Hroadway, very commerrial and very <·ompetitive. Actors don't have the chance to play for nothing and learn their cra ft. They have to play for pay. ·· w,, had live TV. That's where I learned. I was ahle to sta nd before t he A scene from Dial M For Murd er with Rhode Island native Ken Ch_eeseman and <·umera on live dramas like NBC Mutinee S tepha n ie Clayman, now playing al Nickerson Theatre in No~well, T hea I rt> . I s1wnt time on Uo:ffm' KC'arns, ,\la~silch.11se.tls. through. Noyember. 26 .. MorLKaplan .dicects, Photo by M 1chael l)rit·at<' /Jct l'diu,•, and Dumont Television Homa nos Nt>twork. T HE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988 - 9 The Eternal Light - Boston Theatre [,,_. -A-rt_s_a_n_d_E_n-te_r_t_a-in-m-en_t__ _;;:] November · of the Deaf The f,;temal Light, The Boston Theatre of the award-winning radio program Deaf will present Taking Tums at produced by The Jewish the C. Walsh Theatre, Suffolk Theological Seminary of America University, 41 T emple Street, in cooperation with the NBC radio Boston, at 8 p.m. on November 3, A Conversation With Elie philosopher and chairman of the network, announces its schedule 4, and 5. T he performance will be United States Holocaust Memorial for the month of November. in both American Sign Language Wiesel Council, Wiesel today lives in November. and spoken English, and is Manhattan and teaches in Boston. Important New Books accessible to hearing and deaf Wiesel was praised by the Nobel audiences. · fil "':)/l"f·-~'. committee as "one of t he most November 6: The World of Our ~~ important spiritual leaders in our Mothers aut hor Sydney Stahl .•. Weinberg, professor of history at Taking Turns is three one-act. t ime" and "a messenger to plays, all American premieres, mankind of peace, atonement and Ramapo College, talks with Dr. Natalie Gordon, director of social related to each other and to the human dignity . . . a witness deaf community. against forgetfulness and services at the ,Jewish Home and violence." He is the author of more Hospital for the Aged in New York.­ The acting company is than a dozen books including about her study of the Jewish comprised of members of the Night, Jews of S ilence, S ouls on women who immigrated to Boston Theatre of the Deaf. T he Fire and The Oath. America early in this century. production is directed by guest According to Conversation, November 13: Jewish Times. director, Joann Green. Wiesel's own experience with the Sociologist and historian Dr. Gladys Rosen talks with author Holocaust motivates him to speak Tickets are $10; students, $5. Howard Simons about his out against injustice. " My message For further information, call (6 17) evocation of the people and t he is very modest and humble. I think 262-3373 TDD/Voice. the greatest source of evil and places that have fo rmed the danger in the world is American ,Jewish community. FUSE indifference." Wiesel has taken an November 20 and 27: Conservative Judaism in Israel. interest in other human tragedies Fuse - A Gripping, Suspense­ including the famine in Ethiopia Host Robert Cohen talks with Dr. Drama by Sally Netzel presented and the fate of the Cambodian Lee Levine, Dean of t he Bet by the Rhode Island Theatre Pro­ Nobel Peace Prize-winner Elie Wiesel recounts his survival of Midrash, Rabbi Edward Romm, the Holocaust in A Conversation w ith Elie Wiesel, November 9 refugees. "Whenever I see that ject. Perfo rmances began October there is an area in which my small founder of NOAM, and Rabbi 28 and continue thru November at 10 p.m. ET on public television (check local listings for exact Ehud Bendel, a member of t he first airdate and time). Wiesel is seen above (inside the w hite square) voice could be heard by some 12. Curtain: 8 pm. people, I raise that voice," he says. gradual ing class of the Jerusalem For directions and reservations in a concentration camp bunk. based Seminary of J udaic Studies, "When I needed people to speak call: (40 I) 769-7624, box office about the growing Masort i Move­ Elie Wiesel, who has brought remember forever the fo r me there were no people." hours: 3 pm to 9 pm. ment, and the impact of Conserva­ rivet ing stories of the Holocaust to unprecedented event. A Conversation with Elie Wiesel tive Judaism in Israel. people all over the world, shares his " As long as we remember t here is has already been shown on own story in A Conversation with a chance," he says in Conversation. · television in West Germany, Check your NBC st.ation fo r local t ime. Elie Wiesel. Presented nationally " I do not think we should Sweden, Denmark and the on public television by remember for the sake of t he dead; Netherlands. T he largest daily WHYY -TV/ P hiladelphia, the it is too late. We must remember newspaper in Sweden called the program will air Wednesday, for the sake of the fu ture ... for our program "an outstanding port rait Want to reach the right November 9, at JO a.m. (check local children." of Elie Wiesel, one of this year's audience? Advertise in list ings for exact airdate and t ime). Wiesel, winner of the Nobel great TV events a Wiesel's unique abilities as a Peace Prize in 1986, describes his masterpiece." The Herald. storyteller, which have enabled childhood journey from Sighet, his. A Conversation with Elie Wiesel Call 724-0200. 214 Wtcken,,fon Srrl-ct, Pr,,viJcnce, RI 401-27}-1198 him to share his experiences with native town in Hungary, to the was produced and directed by t (}.~r 40 ,~M1('11~ ,,f wht,le h:-;m cuffl'1."l> ' csrr<-':)."'1• rasrry audiences of all ages and faiths, death camps of Auschwitz and fil mmaker Erwin Leiser, who was make the film a moving tribute to Buchenwald in this one-hour born in Berlin but fl ed to Sweden this Nobel Peace Prize-winner. In documentary. Wiesel survived the in 1938. He is known worldwide A Conversation with Elie Wiesel, Nazi effort to eliminate Jews and both fo r his thought-provoking he recounts his own journey other minority groups in Germany portrayals of Nazi Germany and through t he Holocaust. in intimate and moved to France, where he his intimate portraits of BRIGHT LIGHTS terms, compelling viewers to became a journalist. A writer, well-known artists. THEATRE C O MPANY

Artist Bruce Lenore ~backtathtfive &Oinie Artist Bruce Lenore, in his Providence studio, readies his Jift\~x~~~!!"'lk~n work for display in the 13th An­ nual "Show of Hands" Artisans 372 WA YLA ND AVE. CALL 724-8030 Craft Fair. T he fair returns for the thirteenth year to the Jewish Com­ munity Center of Rhode Island, 401 Elmgrove Avenue in Provi­ dence on Saturday evening, November 19 and all-day Sunday, November ·20. T he featured works a_COM_f -~- H-o!O-il M-a'nic-ure- - 12.- of over 30 artisans will be displayed and available for purchase includ­ NAIL French Manicure 15. ing Hmong Pandau needlework, CARE Air Brush pe, coio, 5. J apanese pottery, sculptured wall SERVICE Nail Ari each noll 1.50 pieces, hand painted porcelain jew­ Tips with acrylic or silk ove,lay 45. elry, J udaica wood crafts, ceramic Whirlpool Pedicure 25. and glass crafts and silver pieces. The event begins Saturday Paraffin li'eatment hand a nd 1001 10. evening, November 19 from 7 to JO pm with an invitational premiere, SQUIRESSALON "A Taste of the Southwest." As Ten Euclid Ave. (a!ThayerJ, Providence, RI, 274-5660 guests browse through the gallery decorated with cacti and mingle with t he art isans, t hey will enjoy a delicious .variety of Sout hwest American cuisine. The premiere THE LAW FIRM OF also provides the fi rst opportunity to purchase the pieces on display. WALLICK & PAOLINO Tickets for t he premiere range from $1:l to $100. is pleased to announce T he fair opens to the community on Sunday, November 20 from 10 SUSAN E. DEVENEY~'

am to 5 pm. T he public is invited to ~ enjoy and purchase the top-quality '...·~ has become associated with the firm crafts for an admission fee of $3 per from the Rhode Island School of Gershman of the Saturday evening . which engages in the person. A Kosher Cafe will offer Design. His pieces, all one-of-a. premiere. Mrs. Lenore will be di­ mouth-watering treats prepared kind in ceramics, jewelry and recting the preparation of the tasty GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW under the direction of the owners wood, boast the artist's ability to menu being presented. As the pre­ of the Back Door restaurant. A sec­ discover new and exciting dimen­ miere guests will discover, Mrs. Including ond room displays items available sions of work. His Face Bowls show Lenore's culinary creations are as Personal Injury, Real Estate, for purchase of interest to children. vividly painted front-view facial delightful as her husband's ceramic Environmental Law, Bankruptcy, Collections. In addition to toys and games, expressions. They also show facial works. Employment Law, and Tax Free Exchanges. clowns will entertain the children profiles on the bowl's edge. T hese Co-chairs of the two-day "Show with a number of exciting activi­ subtle dimensions, often missed, of Hands" Crafts Fair are Daniel • Admitted RI and MA Bar ties. Carnival style face-painting exhibit another level of Mr. Rosenfeld, a curator at the Rhode will be on hand for the young artist Lenore's talent. Island School of Design, and art 454 Broadway in the making. A Bake Sale com­ T he talent in the Lenore family lover, Jane Bromberg. pletes the festive atmosphere. is not limited to Mr. Lenore, how­ For ticket information call Su­ Providence, RI 02909 Mr. Lenore, who has partici­ ever. Sandy, Bruce's wife, is this san Popper at 861-8800. ( 401) 273-6600 pated in past shows, holds an M.A. year's co-chair, with ,1esi,gner, .,_be ' : , ,:,; 10 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988 Waldheim Visits Come Under Fire by Reinhard Engel Waldheim urge the Syrians lo VIENNA (,JTA) - Austrian extradite Rrunner. President Kurt Waldheim is being Rrunner, one of the last major (...... _w_o_rl_d_a_n_d_N_a_ti_o_na_I_N_ew_s __] urged to raise the case of Nazi wa r Nazi war criminals st.i ll at. large, criminal Alois Brunner with was a close associate of Adolf Syrian officials during his Eichmann in administering t.he upcoming v isit to Damascus. Final Solution. He lives in Princess Gcinaphi joined In Washington, meanwhile, six Damascus. African Princess Graduates doctors, nurses and administrators members of Congress have warned There was no immediate from Ethiopia, Ghana, Liberia, Turkish authorities that response from the President's Hadassah Burma, Jamaica, Kenya, Thailand, Waldheim's scheduled visit to Office. Cameroon, Belize, Colombia, Ankara could harm U.S.-Turkish Waldheim himself has been Mexico, the Dominican Republic relations. implicated in Nazi atrocities and the Philippines in the perpetrated by the German army Waldheim was to depart for 15-year-old program developed unit in which he served during Syri a and Kuwait. On November 2, with the Israeli Foreign Ministry's World War II. he is scheduled to stop off in Division of International Since taking office in 1986, the Turkey, which would be the first Cooperation. one-time secretary-general of the NATO nation to receive him since Dr. Dan Wendo of Kenya United Nations has been the most he became president. praised the yearlong course for its isolated of presidents. The U.S. warning was sent in a innovative approach to He is officially barred by the telegram to Turkish President community-based medical care U.S. Justice Department from Kenan Evren and Prime Minister which was developed at the coming to the United States. He Turgut Oza l from six members of Hadassah Community Health has not been invited to visit any the House Foreign Affa irs Center at Kiryat Ha'Yovel. European country, East or West. Subcommittee on Europe and the "The word 'Harambee' means Apart from an audience ~ranted Middle East. 'pulling together,"' Dr. Wendo, him in Rome by Pope ,John Paul II The telegram, initiated by Rep. who also will head his nation's in 1987. Waldheim's ve ntures Tom Lantos (D-Calif.), urged the public health services, said. " And abroad have bee n confined lo the Turkish leaders lo ca ncel the the spirit of 'Harambee' is ve ry Arab and Moslem worlds. He has meeting with Waldheim. " As much a part of this program. We visit ed Jordan, Saudi Arabia and members of Congress who value JERUSALEM - Princess Gcinaphi Lindi Khumalo, sister of are all pulling together to improve Paki stan. Turkish-U.S. relations. we .are King Mswati III of Swaziland, receives her Master of Public our knowledge and to fight disease. If Waldheim we re to press the appalled and shocked at the news Health degree and a congratulatory kiss from Dr. Charles Everyone here understands that Syrian aut horities to extradite that Kurt Waldheim will be Greenblatt, head of the Hebrew University-Hadassah School of sickness knows no politics, no Brunner. he would be acting received by you ea rl y in Public Health and Community Medicine. The Princess, a natio nal boundaries." aga in st an Austrian Nazi who November," the lawmakers said. physician, was among 22 graduates from developing nations to The Hadassah Medical operated in the same territory as complete the course. Organization, which encompasses Joining Lantos. who is a he did during his a rmy service. the School of Public Health and Holocaust survivor, in s igning the JERUSALEM - An African Princess Gcinaphi Lindi It was Brunner who o rganized Community Medicine, is telegram we re Reps. Benjamin princess was among. 22 Khumalo, a physician and sister of the deportations of 40.000 ,Jews recognized in ternationally for its Gi lman (H-N.Y.), Lawrence Smith representatives of 14 developing King Mswati Ill of Swaziland, got from Sa lonika, Greece, almost a ll training of health care (D -Fla.), Mel Le vi ne (D-Calif.). of whom pe ri shed in the gas nations throughout the world to her degree and a congratulatory professionals and other receive Master of Public Health Edward Feighan (D -Ohio) and chambers. kiss from Dr. Charles Greenblatt, contribu tions to medicine in the Gary Acke rman (D -N.Y.) . degrees in a special program at the head of the School and the Waldheim has insisted he had no developing nations of the wo rld . In Vienna, Freda Hebrew University- Hadassah program. She wi ll return to her knowledge of the deportations or of Meissne r-Blau, leader of the Green School of Public Health and native country to head its public the outrages committed agai nst. part y raction in lhe Austrian Community Medicine here. health service. t"ivi lians and pa rtisans in Parliament. has demanded that Yugoslavia. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988 - 1'l

Six Jews Running For Senate: Chafee's support for arms sales to ,Jewish challenge rs this year are Yiddish Paper the Arab countries. The American running for open .seats. They are 46 For House Seats Israel Public Affairs Committee Steve Schiff. a Republican of New Endorses Dukakis has been accused of orchestrating Mex iro. and two New York NF,W YORK (JTA) - The J ew­ by David Friedman by Peter Dawkins, the former West the anti-Chafee drive, a charge D~mocrats, Elliot Engel and Rose­ i.,h Forward, the largest and oldest WASHINGTON, (JTA) - The Point football star and army gen­ which it has denied. At the same mary Pooler. Yiddish-language newspaper, an­ number of J ews in Congress could eral, whose celebrity status and in­ time, Jewish Republicans have de­ Pooler, who is active in t he Syra­ nounced its endorsement of the increase next year. Three Jewish stant name recognition was origi ­ fended Chafee, stressing that he is cuse Jewish community, ran a Gov. Michael Duka kis-Sen. Lloyd newcomers are seeking election to nally seen as a threat to the New not anti-Israel and has always sup­ close race two years ago against Bentsen presidential ticket, citing the Senate Nov . 8, along with three ,Jersey Democ rat. But the senator ported military and economic aid Rep. George Wortley, which was their pro-Israel and positive Mid­ .Jewish incumbents. In the House, is now believed to be well ahead in fo r Israel. not decided until the absentee bal­ dle East positions. 18 ,Jewish candidates are seeking to the polls. T he J ew ish challenge r seen as lots we re counted. But the Repub­ Also noting their records on join the 28 ,Jews now serving as The same is true for Metzen­ having the best chance to win is lica n in cumbent is not seeking re­ social issues, the Forward called U.S. representatives. baum, whose opponent, Cleveland Kohl, who spent millions of his election this year. the election of the Democratic In the Senate, where seven ,Jews Mayor George Voinovich, has not own money in the Wiscons in De m­ There is only one Jewish woman party as necessary to accomplish now serve, Howard Metzenbaum been able to cut the advantage ocratic primary. He is doing the in the House, Rep. Barbara 8 oxer "the never ending struggle for a (D-Ohio) is seeking his third term Metze nbaum enjoys as an incum­ same thing in the race against his (D-Calif.). In addition to Pooler, more humane and caring society." and Chic Hecht (R-Nev.) and bent, despite earlier predictions Republican opponent, who is Su­ three other women are seeking fi rst Frank Lautenberg (D -N.,J.) are that he could defeat the Demo­ san Engeleiter, minority leader of terms in the House. Baby Boomers each running for their second. cratic senator. the state Senate. They are Lana Pollack, a Demo­ Seeking A New The three J ewish challengers, all The three Jewish challengers Four ,Jewish incumbents in the crat challenging Rep. Carl Pursell Employee Benefit - ·Democrats, are Connecticut state also are not expected, at this time, Senate are not up for re-election: (R-Mich.); Myrna Alpert, a Re­ Attorney General Joseph Lieber­ to overcome the advantage their Rudy Boschwitz (R-Minn.) and publican opposing Rep. Ted Weiss Time Off To Care For man, who is running against three­ opponents enjoy as incumbent sen­ Carl Levin (D -Mich.), both of (D-N.Y.); and Nita Lowey, a Elderly Parents term Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr.; ators. In all six Senate races, the whose terms expire in 1990, and Democrat opposing Rep. Joseph Employers are beginning to feel Rhode Island Lt. Gov. Richard presidential campaign is expected Warren Rudman (R-N.H.) and DioGuardi (R-N.Y.) . increased pressure to offer benefits Licht, who is facing two-term Sen. to have only a margi nal effect. Arlen Specter (R-Pa. ), whose In Al aska, Peter Grunstein, a fo r the rising number of workers John Chafee; and Herbert Kohl, In Connecticut, the latest poll terms ex pire in 1992. Democrat, is oppos ing Republican caring fo r elderly parents. Heller the wealthy owner of the Milwau­ shows Lieberman and Weicker al ­ The current Congress began in Rep. Don Young in a statewide School researcher Phyllis kee Bucks basketball team, who most neck and neck, although the 1987 with eight J ewish senators, race fo r Alaska's lone House seat. Mutschler, in conjunction with the hopes to succeed Sen. William Republican senator, a liberal mav­ evenly divided between Democrats Among the other challenge rs, Washington Business Group on Proxmire (D -Wis.) , who is retiring eri ck in his party, has been ahead and Republicans. But Sen. Edward olny two are Republicans, both Healt h, is surveying employees of after :ll years in the Senate. for most of the year. Zo rinsky (D-Neb.) died in 1987, af­ ru nning against Jewish in cum­ 12 American corporations to Hecht, the only Republican Both men have enjoyed popular­ ter suffering a heart attack. The bents. Jim Salomon is chall enging determine how the strain and among the ,Jewish senatorial can­ ity in the .Jewish community in Jewish continge ncy in the House Rep. Anthony Beilenson (D· demands of caring fo r aging didates, is also considered the most their previous races. Weicker and also lost a member in 1987, when Cali f.). and Herb Sohn is opposing parents affects the workplace. likely of the three incumbents to Metzenbaum have been the leading Rep. Sala Burton (D-Calif.) died. Re p. Sidney Ya tes (D-111. ), dean of Benefits being studied range from lose his seat. opponents in the Senate of any at­ While incumbency is an advan­ the J ew ish House members. refe rral services and free Although his prospects have im ­ tempts lo weaken the separation of tage in the Senate, it is just about a T he other Jewish candidates are counseling to on-site adult day care proved lately, Hecht is the under­ church and state and other First guarantee of reelection in the Bub Feigenbaum, opposing Rep. centers and "fl extime," or time off. dog in a race against Nevada's pop­ Amendment constitutional gua r­ House, espec ially in recent years Jack Buechner (R-Mo.); Gene Fre­ Mutschler reports that 12 percent ul ar governor, Richard Bryan. The antees. with PACs contribut ing most of und. opposing Rep. J ames Light­ of employee caregivers have been Democratic governor has been re­ Weicker has crit icized Lieber­ thei r money to incu mbents, re­ foot (R-Iowa); Gene Friedman, op­ forced to stop working altogether. ce iving the bulk of contribut ions man fo r supporting a moment of gardless of party affili ation. posing Rep. John Porter (R-111. ): from pro-Israel political action silence in the public schools. T he only one of the 24 Jewish David La ndow. opposing Rep. L.A. Israelis Also Split co mmittees, largely because they Lieberman has faul ted Weicker for Democratic and four Jewish Re· Curt Weldon (R-Pa.); Roger Pear­ LOS ANGELES (JTA) - If the are dismayed by Hecht's vo tes in being one of 55 se nators who publican incumbents who may son, opposing Rep. Chris Shays I 00,000 or so Israelis living in the favor of arms sales to J ordan and signed a letter to Secretary of State have a di ffi cult t ime is Rep. (R-Conn.); Ed Reibman, opposing Los Angeles area could vote on Saudi Arabia. George Shultz last spring critica l of Howard Wolpe (D-Mich. ), who has Rep. Don Ri tter (R-Pa.); Robert Nov. I , they wo uld likely split t heir While Lautenberg and Metzen­ Israeli Premier Yitzhak Shamir's faced close races in his Lansing Weinberg, opposing Rep. Frank support fa irly evenly betwee n the baum are both engaged in tough sta nce on the peace process. dist rict since first being elected in Wolf (R-Va .): and Norm Wein ­ Labor Party and Likud, according races with their Republican oppo­ T he race in Rhode Island has be - 19 78. stein, opposing Rep. J im Courter to a newspaper poll and interviews nents, t hey are favored to win as ' come one of the most controversial The one Jewish newcomer (R-N.J .). In addition. Bernie with a dozen Israelis. Lhe election campaign moves into in t he ,Jewish community. Pro-Is­ elected two years ago was Rep. Sanders, the Socialist mayor of A telephone survey of some 230 the final weeks. rael PACs have donated funds ex ­ Benjamin Cardin (D -Md.), who Burlington, Vt., is running as an Israelis. conducted bv the local Lautenberg is being chall enged cl us ively to Licht, because of ran fo r an open seat. T hree of the independent for a House seat. Hebrew weekly, Hadashot L. A., found that I 10 would vote for the -----.,------.,------1 Alignment, 100 fo r Likud, 8 fo r Secretary Of State Holtzman and Rosensaft met in leaders to recognize, he said , is undemocratic. T he ban was upheld Tehiya, 4 fo r the Movement fo r Washington for about a half-hour Isra el's right to exist within secure by Israel's High Court of Justice on Citizens Rights, 3 for Kach, and Honored with West German Ambassador bo rde rs, as specified in U.N. October 18. scattered votes fo r other parties. ,Jurgen Rufus. T hey we re assured Security Counci l Resolutions 242 The lawsuit, fil ed on Kahane's The paper's editor, Shoshana WASHI NGTON , DC - B'nai that the West Germans were and :1:18. behalf by Washington attorney Nir, said that the voting pattern 8 'ri th, the world's largest ,Jewis h serious about investiga ting When Ted Koppel, the Nathan Lewin, names the State was not affected by how long the organ ization, will honor United Maikovski s' wa r record. interviewer fo r the 90- minute Department and the Immigration respondents had lived here or their S t.ates Secretary of State George It was first revealed October 14 program, suggested that the and Naturalization Service in an occ upations, but that married cou­ Shultz wit h the Philip M. that Maikovskis, a World War II Palestine Liberation Orga nization attempt to establish that the ples tended to gi ve their votes to Kl utznir k Distingu ished Gove rn­ police chief and Nazi coll aborator is prepared to accept the two U.N. Brooklyn-born rabbi has not lost Labor while singles leaned toward ment Service Awa rd, to be pre­ in Latvia, had escaped to Munster, resolutions and "in effect, Israel's his citize nship. Likud and parties farther to the sent ed at a ceremony in the Secre­ West Germany. Maikovskis had right to ex ist," Dukakis said·, In his request fo r the restrain ing ri ght. tary's offi ce at the State li ved since 195 1 in Mineola, N.Y. "That is going to take some order, Lewi n claimed Kahane was 'Celebrate Your. Department on November 4, 1988. The ,Justice Department's Office proving and some demonstration." entit led to a hearihg prior to a The prestigious Klutznick of Special Investigations had He pointed out that the PLO has State Department decision on his Holiday In Israel' Awa rd, named after the honorary sought his deportation since 1976. not renounced terrorism or citize nship. Furthermore, claimed Sweepstakes president of B'nai 8 'rith who was eliminated references to the Lewin, barring Kahane would NEW YORK - EL AL Israel also Secretary of Commerce, is Dukakis: Shamir Not destruction of Israel. ca\Jse the rabbi "irreparable Airl ines and Carmel Wines are co nfe rred upon individuals whose A Disaster For Peace harm," while denying his right to ringing in the holiday season with co ntributions to their country as free speech under the First the "Celehrate · Your Holiday in senior government officials have by David Friedman Judge Allows Kahane Amendment to the Constitution. Israel" sweepstakes contest. exemplified t he highest degree of WASHINGTON (JTA) - Gov. To Return To U.S. Kahane is expected in the Grand prize includes a seve n-day service. Previous honorees have in ­ Michael Dukakis said that United States for a series of vacation for two to Tel Aviv cl uded U.S. Senators Jacob ,Javits progress toward peace in the by Andrew Silow Carroll speaking engagements later this complete · wi t h hotel· and Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Ad­ Middle East does not depend on NEW YORK (JTA) - A federal week. He will tra'(el on a specially accommodations; first prize - miral Hyman Rickover, Former who wins the Israeli elections, but judge in Washington issued a issued identification card, and not round-trip airfare for two to Israel; Assistant Secretary of Srate on Arab leaders being willing to temporary restraining order a U.S. passport. second prize offers round-trip Law rence Eagleburger, and Am ­ negotiate with Israel. Wednesday, October 26, allowing airfa re for one to Tel Aviv and bassadors .Jeane ,I. Kirkpatrick and The Democratic presidential Rabbi Meir Kahane to enter the Wiesel Book Presented third priie includes 50 percent Vernon Walters. candidate, appearing on ABC-TV's United States, over objections discount on a round-trip ticket to Announcing the award, Seymour Ni!ihlline program, rejected an from the U.S. State Department. ToU.N. Israel. D. Reich, Internatio nal President assertion by King Hussein of The ruling, by U.S. District UNITED NATIONS (JTA) - T he contest, open to United of H'nai B'rith, said, "This is a long .Jordan on that program that if Court Judge Barrington Parker, B'nai B'rith International pre­ States residents, age 21 or older, overdue tribute to an outstanding Premier Yitzhak Shamir's Likud enjoins the State Department from sented non-fiction works by Elie requires people to send in an entry diplomat and a great statesman. bloc defeats Foreign Minister barring Kahane's entry until a Wiesel to U.N. Secretary-General blank available from EL All Americans appreciate Secre­ Shi mon Peres' Labor Party, it will fe deral court rules on the merits of Javier Perez de Cuellar Oct. 21, as AL/Carmel Wine displays in more ta ry Shul tz's personal efforts on be an "absolute disaster" for the a lawsuit filed last Tuesday in a gift from the Jewish group to the than 2000 supermarkets and liquor be half of wo rld peace, especially in peace process. Washington. United Nations library. stores t hroughout the United the Middle East. It is only fitti ng Dukakis stressed that he did not The State Department On hand to present the books States. People may also send in that we recogn ize his many accom­ wan t to express an opinion on the ma intains Kahane cannot enter were Wiesel , a Nobel laureate and their name, address and age on a plishments before be leaves office." Israeli elections. But, he added, the Uni ted States because he has Holocaust survivor, and Seymour 3x5 card to: EL AL/ Carmel, "Shamir, himself, has said that renounced his U.S. citizenship. Reich, international president of " Israel · Holiday" Sweepstakes, everything is on the table, and if The department said that Kahane the Jewish fraternal orga nization. P.O. Box 1534, Ridgely, Md. Maikovskis To Be Arab leaders will stand up and do had bee n info rmed that he is no Dr. Harris Schoenberg, director 21683. (No purchase is necessary. Tried For Wa r Crimes what Sadat did, t hen he is prepared longer a U.S. citizen. of U.N. affairs fo r 'B'nai B'rith, This contest is void in Texas and to s it down and negotiate." But Kahane's lawyers are said that the gift was intended to where restri cted by law.) Entries by Susan Birnba um The governor was referring to expected to argue in court that he commemorate the 50th anniversary must be ~eceived by December 31 , NEW YORK (.JTA) - West la t. e Egyptian President Anwar gave up his citize nship . in of Kristallnacht, . the infamous 1988 and winners will be Cermany has initiated criminal Sadat's historic visit to ,Jerusalem September only as a condition of " night of broken glass" in Ger- . announced on or around January proceedings aga inst former Nazi in November 1977. his next bid fo r the Knesset. The many, .wh en thousands of J ewish 2, 1989. . Boleslavs Maikovskis, according to Dukakis noted that it was court is set to hear the case early homes and in stitutions were at­ EL AL Israel Airlines offer the 8rooklyn District Attorney form er Israeli Premie r Menachem next year. tacked and va ndalized by t he most non-stop fli ghts to New York Elizabeth Holtzman and Begin, "who was supposed to be a Kahane, a member of Knesset Nazis. and Israe l and the most direct Menachem Rosensaft. founder of hard-li ner. who participated in the since 1984, has been barred from Schoenberg pointed out that, flights to Israel from its fi ve major the International Network of Camp David process, the Camp participating in the November 1 until Friday, no copies of Wiesel's gateways in the United States: Children of Jewish Holocaust Sur­ David accords." Israeli elections on t he grounds books could be found in the library Ne w York, Los Angeles, Chicago, vivors. But "what is essential" for Arab that his Kach party is racist an~ here, Boston and Miami. • ------12 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988 When To Seek Professional Help For Problems by Roberta Segal I 3. Emotional outbursts, Health and Fitness Paul Segal. Executive Director inability to control anger. of ,Jewish Family Service, notes 14 . Sexual problems or lack of (__ _ that during the bleak winter interest. J months there is traditionally an Counseling at ,Jewish Family · increase in counseling cases. Service offers comprehens ive counter (OTC) remedies as well. Problems tha t have heretofore services for individual's, families, Knowing Your Medicines Though generally weaker than pre­ been pus hed to the sideline during couples, children, adolescents and scription medications, OTC drugs the activities of summer and the the elderly and their families. Could Save Your Life can be just as dangerous if taken in reentry into the rout ine of the fall Together, the client and the large doses or combinations. are often dealt with upon the onset clinical social worker privately The Rhode Island Department of of colder_:,vea _ther. by David DeBlois address the emotional pain of listing of brand names and drug Elderly Affairs has shown its The following are guidelines that depression, stress, anxiety, Is it OK to take a cold capsule groups contained in t he glossary at strong support of the book by re­ s ignal when professional help is relationship problems, crisis in immediately after ingesting your the back of the book. After each cently distributing it to elderlycare needed: self-confidence. ulcer medication? What are the brand name, the page number of centers to be placed at mealsites for I. Persistent fee ling of The clinical staff of ,Jewish side effects of the pills that your the entry is given, affording the use by residents. The volume depression and hopelessness. Family Service all have Master's doctor prescribed to control your reader quick and easy access to the should be of particular interest to 2. Severe anxiety, panic or Degrees, are certified and are high blood pressure? entry desired. senior citizens, for though persons excessive worrying. licensed. All too often , people are just not The entries offer answers to fre ­ over the age of 65 make up only :l. Apathy, lack of interest in Beginning with the intake aware of the standard safety mea­ quently-asked questions concern­ 11 % of the American population, activities you usually enjoy. interview a therapist works with sures to be exercised with their ing a wide range of medications. they are the recipients of about · 4. Change in appetite; extreme each individual or family to own medications. This phe­ Side effects, both rare and usual, 25% of all prescription drugs sold weight loss or gain. develop a personalized treatment nomenon is usually attributed to are listed here, along with under­ in this country. 5. Disturba nces in sleep plan. All cases are held in the not asking the right questions of standable explanations of each (The elderly may also be inter­ patterns: insomnia or excessive strictest confidence. one's doctor or pharmacist. In drug's purpose and effect. Each en­ ested in obtaining a useful free sleeping. Fees are on a sliding scale, based m~ny cases, though, the patient try also includes such info rmation booklet, Us ing Your Medicines 6. Fatigue, listlessness. on a cl ient's ability to pay. Third simply does not know what ques­ as what to do when a dose is missed Wisely: A Gu ide for the Elderly, 7. Extreme mood swings. party payments from health tions to ask. (Double t he next dose? Forget it?), offered by the National Institute 8. Inability to co ncentrate. to insurance companies are accepted. Regardless of why it occurs, lack what drugs are not safe to be used on Drug Abuse. Copies are avail ­ focus energies on task at hand. Jewish Fa mily Service hours are of knowledge about one's medica ­ in conjunction with the medicine, able by writing to Elder-Ed, P .O. 9. Feeling of wo rt hlessness. Monday through Friday. 8:30 a.m. tion is, at best, a dangerous situa­ proper storage procedures (Not all Box 416, Kensington, MD 20740.) emptiness. t.o 5 p.m .. with Monday evening tion. drugs can be kept in the medicine In addition to the Department of IO. Symptoms of ill ness or pa in The United States Pharma­ chest in the bathroom - the heat Elderly Affa irs' endorsement, the hour appointments available for wi thout physical foundation. those who work. copeial Convention is offering and moisture may cause them to book boasts t he support of the 11. Abuse of a lcohol or drugs. some help. About Your Medicines, break down. ), and instructions fo r Rhode Island Medicine Education I 2. Physical abuse of spouse or To arrange for a n appointment . a publication offered by the group, precautions to be taken by mem­ Committee, a division of the RI children. call ,JFS at :l:ll - 1244. is a handy and helpful volume for bers of special groups (diabetics, Consumers' Council, as well as the gaining information on more than pregnant women, elderly, etc.). Rhode Isla nd Pharmaceutical As­ 2000 common and not-so-common Another positive aspect of About sociation and the pharmaceutical Conservative Movement drug products. Your Medicines is that it contains industry. About Your Medicines is quite information not only about pre­ About Your Medicines is also an Addresses AIDS easy to use, with an alphabetical scription drugs. but over-the- ideal resource for parents to pro­ The current AIDS cri sis is heing Congregation Hrit h Shalom in tect children from receiving im ­ addressed hy the Unit ed Hellaire, Texas. found the properly administered medications Synagogue of America in a manual materi a ls timely and well-pointed for injuries and illnesses. Guessing tit led A/l)S: A Jewish lf<'sp,111 .«' for to the needs of his co ngregation, ga mes and assumptions have no THE FRUITWORKS the .'·,'y na1-:u1-:ues of the Co n,.,ervatiue and welcomes t.he direction they place where pharmaceuticals are Movement, which is being provided in formulating the concerned, and this book can help distri buted to all Conservative lay Conservative ,Jewish response. He eliminate them and the tragic mis­ and rabbinic leaders in the United indicnted that the pamphlet also takes that they cause. It could be a States and Canada . Presidents serves as an invaluable resource lifesave r. and rabbis of Conservative tool for his congregation's Social As one official from the Depart­ <·o ngregatio ns are urged to take ,Justice Committee. ment of Elderly Affairs for the im mediate action. Franklin D. Habhi Gerald C. Skolnik, State of Rhode Island put it. Kreutze r, Es4. of M iami, Flo rida, spiritua l leader of the Forest Hills "Communicate before you medi­ Int e rnat io nal President of Unit.ed .Jewish Center, New York, and a cate." Synagogue of Ameri ca states on member of the AIDS Advisory Fancv Baskets & Produce To // el your copy of About Your the release of t his manual: " The Committ.ee of the Board of 751-6257 Medicines, send your request hest prevention against AIDS is Education of the City of New York, along with a check for $6.95 to: education a nd puhlic discussion of believes that we must become more 79 Burlington St. (Off Hope St.) Providence, A.I. USPC. In c. P.O. Box 2248, 1his issue. We cannot ignore the knowledgeable about behaviors Rockville, MD 20852. Fruit Baskets Sent Nationwide facts a nd we must admit that the which put one at risk. AIDS crisis has a ,Jewish Additionally, we should actively Mon .-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 'Lifeplanning' On component. The ,Jewish explore how we as a religious WJAR community will suffer from AIDS community s hall respond when just as allot her religious and social those men and women who are News Watch 10 kicked off a five­ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~G communities. By developing this HIV positive or are suffering from ~ ~ week series of exclusive " Lifeplan­ manual, Unit.ed Synagogue urges AIDS want to he part of our . ning" reports beginning on Mon­ Conservative ,J ews to educate, congregational life. "Failure to do I Seaside Fish Company I day, October 24 with a week-long prevent, he concerned and care." so," says Rabbi Skolnik, "can only ~ ~ look at personal health issues. This manual is the result of cause caring people to unwittingly S 9 Warren Ave. 1§ "Lifeplanning" reports will be meetings of the Committee on perpetrate further t rauma on those ~ ~ featured in every News Watch IO Social Action and Public Policy, already in distress." S East Prov. 434-3283 tal broadcast Monday through Friday co-chaired by Rabbi Zachary Synagogue lay leaders, such as beginning with the Sunrise Report, Heller of Temple Emanu-EI, fo rmer Nebraska Chief Justice s s during which the day's upcoming Bayonne, New ,Je rsey and Scott Norman Krivosha, praised the § .------S p e c i a I s------. § Lifeplanning reports will be an­ Kaplan, Es4. of Atlanta, Georgia. initiative of United Synagogue in ~ ~ nounced. On the News Watch 10 The AIDS manual provides waking up the ,Jewish community Alaskan King Crab Legs 9.99 lb. 5:30, Noon and Eleven O'Clock Re­ , congregations wit.h educational to this international health cri sis. § § ports, Healthcheck reporter Cathy ~ ~ materials on prevention, a nd Dr. Hal Kravit,. of Costa Mesa, Ray will take a look at a different religious concepts on offering California, encouraged the S Stuffed Fillet of Sole 3.69 lb. tal health-related issue. Topics will in­ w/shrimp and scallop stuffing comfort and solace to those who Conservative synagoKUes to I§ I§ clude ways to assess current health, have contracted the disease and to "carefully review the known facts s ~ ways to improve overall health and iheir fam ilies and friends. about AIDS and give counsel S Fresh Succulent Sea 6.25 lb. I§ fitness, the importance of knowing Rabbi ,Jerome M. Epstein of through synagogue yuut h groups S Scallops tal family medical history, and the ef­ New York, Senior Vice and schools." Luu Meltzer of fect of mental attitude on physical President/ Chief Executive Officer, Dalton, (;eorgia, urged synagogues S L------' I§ well-being. Each day's News Watch . €i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ points out that "the role of the in smaller communities to IO Six O'Clock Report features a synagogue is a vital one and the distrihute the United Synagogue Lifeplanning quiz testing viewers' manual offers an integrated manual to other religious and knowledge on various health-re­ approach involving the rabbinic secular institutions. Dr. Morton lated topics. and lay leaders and the community Lang of Temple Beth El, In addition, special " Health at la rge. The rabhinic community Mont real, Canada, urged each Plan" brochures are available at all has a religious obligation to insure synagogue to reproduce Douglas Drug and Almacs loca­ a proper religious response to the information included in this AIDS tions. The brochures contain self­ AIDS crisis. The saving of lives manual and distribute it to each evaluation quizzes designed to aid (pikuach nefesh) is a primary and every Conservative ,Jewish in assessing current health and moral, et hical and legal imperative household. lifestyle, and the Lifeplanning of ,Judaism." Copies of the AIDS manual are Everything for your home "Ten Commandments for Good While the ,Jewish community available for $5 from the Health." has basically shielded itself from Department of Special Projects, this crisis, the United Synagogue, United Synagol{Ue of America, 15.'j h_ealth COre needs representing the 850 Conservative Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. ii When you send a wedding congregations with a 2 million 10010, (212) 533-7800. if member constituency, has had -.· . -.,f or engagement requests from youth, educational The United Synagogue of 1 380 W ARWICK AVENUE announcement, why not and congregational leaders for an America, founded in 191:l, is the .11 include a photo? appropri· ate C, onserva t 1ve· ,J ew 1·s h association of 8.50 Conservative Warwick, R.I. response to this crisis. congrel(ations in North America. 7 81-2166 Black and white only T he response of congregational Its 2 million members make it the R.I. Toll Free l-800-882-5000 please. rahhis has been very favorable. largest branch of organized Rahbi Shaul Osadchey of ,Judaism. ~ ~-~-~ . ' .·,·. ·-·~·.. -, ·...... "'~·~- ... ~.~-·.. -:""':"· ..-.!~~ .·.. ";,···.-:.:-.~.--;-~ ... "":"'";'.~ .~...... ,,·,,: ..... "'~.::'."".".~-~:··· ... .•.· .. ·"-··~-· .' ...... ·· ...... •.• .... "_•· ..., ... ' ...... ' ~ " L . .. _. , e· ' l · ~1'"lH r1 I- .. '. :-- 11 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988 - 13

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An Apple A Day - place or thing in Rhode Island. received a BFA from Rhode Island Joines, of Pawtucket; Sarah The next meeting of the J .Y.C. Way! a. ON 8½ x 11 white paper School of Design. Her work is Kriuckey, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. will take place, G-d willing, on No b. use black ink included in private collections in Neville W. Knuckey, of Sunday, Nov. 13, at 1 p.m. at the An "apple for the teacher" is not c. DO NOT COLOR IN. the U.S. and other countries Providence; Alicia Mitchell, Chabad House, 360 Hope St., near enough to display the gratitude an'd (Postcards will be ''color in" including Pakistan, Israel, Italy, daughter of Mrs. Diane Mitchell, Olney St. in Providence. The admiration that students at postcards.) Australia and Canada. of East Providence; Javed Memon, agenda is: everybody's birthday Cranston High School East have 2. Attach an index card listing: This exhibit is open for public son of Dr. and Mrs. Sattar N. party, complete with a big birthday fo r their teachers. East's students Name, address, phone number, viewing Monday through Friday, Memon, of Providence; J onathan cake, inake your own ice cream planned a continental breakfast for age, school and grade. Give the 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel sundae, games, and more. All the entire staff to honor teachers picture a title and say exactly what For further information about K. Moore, of Rumford; Joseph Jewish boys and girls ages 4-11 are on "Teacher Appreciation Day." the picture is and where it is the children's art classes, please O'Donnell, son of Ms. Margaret S. invited. The charge is $2.00 per Each faculty and staff member re­ located. contact the Pawtucket Arts O'Donnell, of East Providence; child with a $5.00 maximum per ceived an invitation from Alison 3. Postmarked no later than Council, 725-1151. Sean Radican, son of Mrs. Kathie family. Come and bring your birth Coleman, Student Council Secre­ November 30, 1988. Mail to: R.I. Radican, of East Greenwich, and date. tary, to attend the breakfast which Society to Prevent Blindness, 1800 Wheeler School's 3rd Mr. Thomas Radican, of Warwick; For more info call Sara Morosow was held in East's main cafeteria Post Road, Warwick, R.I. 02886. Grade Is 'In Trouble'! Tara Romano, daughter of Mr. and at 274-3065 or 273-7238. on Tuesday, October 25, from 7- Mrs. Salvatore L. Romano, Jr., of Also in motion, to be opened 7:30 am. Student Art Show Bill Harley, who is known locally Lincoln; Georgeanne Rosen, within the next month, is the The breakfast was planned by and nationally, and has five albums daughter of Mrs. Netti C. Vogel, of Chaya Mushke Children's Judaica East's Student Council. This year's The Pawtucket Arts Council is released, including Monsters in the Providence; and Charlotte von Library named after the Lubavitch Student Council officers are Marc sponsoring a student art show at 'Bathroom and Fifty Ways to Fool Hemert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rebbe's wife who passed away last Gertsacov '89, president, Laurinda Pawtucket City Hall from October Your Mother, has selected a Grade David von Hemert, of Providence. year. The library will include Rondeau '89, vice-president, Anne 31 through November 7. T his :l class at The Wheeler School to You 're In Trouble is produced books, videos, tapes, and games. St. J ames '89, treasurer, and Alison special exhibit of drawings, assist him in his new recording, by Steve Snyder with the Most of the items will be available Coleman '89, secretary. Robert paintings, and three-dimensional You're In Trouble, due to be children's chorus prepared by on loan or can be bought on Rochefort, an English teacher at work is sponsored by the released in February, I 989 on Rebecca Ellis and Steve Snyder. request. Children using the library East, is the advisor of the Student Pawtucket Arts Council and the Round River Records. T he sixteen Recording artist and star: Bill will be treated to story hours, Council. Pawtucket Parks and Recreation students, who have been practicing Harley. educational coloring and activity Department. It will be on display in music class all fall, sang the sheets, prizes and more. Postcard Drawing in the lobby and on the second choruses on nine of the songs Chabad House Other J.Y.C. (Jewish Yout h fl oor of Pawtucket City Hall. recorded at Celebration Sounds Jewish Youth Club Club) activit ies include a carnival Contest The three staff instructors of Studio in Pawtucket. Sunday, a Jewish puppet show All elementary school children these art classes include Nancy T he students are: Alexander In honor of "T he Year of the video, and a barbeque picnic. are invited to enter the "Rhode Azano, Mary Hutchins and Dressler, son of Mrs. Melaney A. Jewish Buy and Girl" announced Island - Where the Vision Began" Carolyn Simon. Ms. Azano Dressler, of Providence; Andrew by the Lubavitcher Rebbe Shlita, children's postcard drawing received her master's degree in art Eil, son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Chabad House has organized a contest. A $50 gift certificate from education from Rhode Island Eil, of Providence; Evan Emmott, special club fo r children called " Red Hen Country Gifts" will go to School of Design. She has taught in son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. "The Jewish Youth Club." The the winner of each grade group the East Providence school system Emmott, of Uxbridge, Mass.; Mark club meets every other Sunday I ~ (K-1, 2-3, 4-5 and 6). The contest and in the Education Department Friedman, son of Mr. and Mrs. p.m. at Chabad House fo r arts and is sponsored by the Rhode Island of the Rhode Island School of Larry H. Friedman, of Providence; crafts, games, stories, creative American Society to Prevent Blindness with Design Museum. Ms. Hutchins Leah Gordon, daughter of Mr. and learning, and, of course, funding from the Rhode Island recently was included in the 1988 Mrs. Jeffrey S. Gordon, of refreshm.ents. Education Credit Union League and its art exhibit at Spaso House Gallery Providence; Nathanael Hanna, son w ish Youth Club, already member credit unions. in Moscow, USSR. Her work has of Mrs. Barbara Hanna of ·eat start this past month, Week How to enter: been displayed in many New Pawtucket; Sarah Joines, daughter •ard to a busy year of fun, NOVEMBER 13-19 I. Draw a picture of a person, England galleries. 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14 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988

NOAH'S ARK A newspaper for Jewish ehildren

VoL. x ,, No. 3 NOVEMBER, 1988 / CHESHVAN-KISLEV, 5749

Windows To Your Jewish World Be An Expert Storyteller!

November is Jewish Book Month. This year, the children's Chanukah and Jewish Book theme is "Books are windows to your Jewish world .. . past, Month are perfect times to present, and future." Jewish Community Centers; Jewish learn how to be a story­ schools, synagogues, and libraries will be celebrating Jew­ teller. Syd Lieberman, a ish Book Month by having Jewish Book Fairs and other spe­ man who loves to write cial programs. and tell Jewish stories, has some suggestions to help Jewish Book Month began in 1925 when a Boston librarian you learn. You' ll be learn­ set up a week-long Jewish exhibit. Later, it became popular ing from an expert, because in other cities. In .!§)43, Jewish Book Week grew into Jewish Mr. Lieberman performs Book Month. Jewish stories all over the country, at Jewish Commu­ nity Centers, synagogues, festivals, and on radio and ~,;,~ television. " Folktales are wonderful for storytelling," Mr. Lieberman (Me-lo-nee) - My Dictionary said. He takes some well known folktales and adds new char­ acters or new details. For example, on his tape, Joseph The Tailor and Other Jewish Tales, he added the wife to the story of "Joseph the Tailor". "I just took the basic story and ..,,. 1 thought, 'What would happen if I added the wife?"' What i''titt7 happened was a terrific folktale was made even better. (nehr) (l'hahd-leek) candle to light, kindle He does the same thing with Bible stories. "Bible stories are almost like outlines. There's not a lot of detail. The story­ teller can add the details. For example, what if there was an animal that didn't get on Noah's Ark? What would that animal n;,, ..,,..,~, look like? Why didn't it get on?" (neh-rote) (gahf-roor) Mr. Lieberman also suggests that families write stories candles match together. "Family celebrations are rich with laughter and tears. Think of holiday moments. I tell stories about that. I love stories of people celebrating. Wouldn't it be fun to have a holiday an:d everybody sit down together at the end and write about what happened?"

Diary Contest Winner Here are some of Mr. Lieberman's storytelling suggestions for you to do in class, with friends, or with the family: · Maza! tov to Zvee Geffen, 7-years-old, from Savannah, Georgia. Zvee is the winner of the Diary Contest Readers were asked to write a make-believe page in the diary of any Chanukah character. Here's Zvee' s entry:

Dear Diary: I'm Judah Maccabee. I fight so hard! I fight my hardest with those old and hard soldiers. They look easy but they're not. But we •still won because we got help from our God and be­ ·cause bad teams never win Only us good teams Round Robin Storytelling: One person begins a tale win! Ha! Ha! Ha! We fought through deserts and and, after a few sentences, stops in mid-sentence - like, "Then hot places but we still won! I couldn' t believe my he saw ..." ears but we really won! - Continued on next page. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988 - 15

Be A Storyteller, continued Grab-Bags: There are three categories: characters, i't:i~~ problems, and settings. On separate pieces of paper, list a (Mees-chahk) - Game number of items in each category (such as for characters, you might write a rabbi, a Bat Mitzvah girl, and a shoemaker). All of the words which are printed in bold in the following Then put the categories in one bag, the problems in another paragraph are hidden in the sentences below. See if you can bag, and the settings in the third. bag. A person picks one find and underline them. piece of paper from each bag and tries to make a story out of it. For example, the person might pick "a rabbi" from the character bag; "is lost" from the problem bag; and " shopping mall" from the setting bag. So the story would be about a rabbi who gets lost in a shopping mall.

Taping Relatives:· Using a tape recorder, interview your relatives about their lives. Mal

(For example, the word "presents" is hidden in this sentence: Chip resents it when his brother makes straight A's.)

1. Be sure the soup doesn't boil over!

2. The little boy could count by ones and twos.

3. Mrs. Leff gave Sasha my homework.

4. The magician can charm young and old alike.

5. We ate dinner in the No Smoking section.

6. Dad gave Doug a dollar bill for sw .., cping the porch.

7. The emperor said the foreign item pleased him the most.

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I l ! ,. ! 1: 1 ,','I' I,(. 1· 1,, · , , 1 • ,'.... , , 1. !--,r! :-:: 16 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1988 negative ones. There is value, for management extremely helpful. us, in point ing out a pattern of One teacher writes, " Chapter 6 is behavior on the part of the teacher the most useful chapter in the or child that clearly leads to chaos. book. There are sixteen wonderful As principals, we tend to avoid the low-keyed ideas on how the teacher Books in Review Thou Shalt Nots. Yet the can maintain control when ( ant1c1patmn of a problem, confronted with students who discussed in terms of what to harass the instructor and frustrate realize its potential value7 for clari­ avoid, is helpful in planning for quality learning. Rossel also offers Managing The Jewish fication with teachers. I can hear teacher success. valuable ideas so that disruptive myself saying to my son, " Mark, if For example, Rossel writes that behavior is less likely to occur." Classroom The main point that Rossel you would have told me what's if a teacher allows a disruptive The proof of the book's value is Managing the Jewish makes is that to achieve the level of going on in the hasement, instead student to engage a teacher in a in the kuggel or in the pudding. long negative dialogue, it is Classroom: Transforming Yourself a master teacher, you have to be of completely ignoring me when I Here is what one of my teachers self-defeat ing and will cost the said after reading Rossel: · into a Master Teacher by Seymour constantly originating and called you for dinner, we could teacher the attention of the class. Rossel. experimenting with new and have both avoided a great deal of "Seymour Rossel presents many The problem with the student will by Delly Musen, different options. He feels that a frustration." Mark could have said worthwhile ideas in an easily escalate. The author presents a Principal of the Temple Am teacher should have no tolerance something like, " Mom, please, I'm understood style. The chapters are hierarchy of interventions to keep David Religious School for anything that is boring. There having an emergency, if I don't we ll-organized with major topics is no subject matter that cannot be apply p ressure on these two sticks, the teacher in control and keep the printed in bold type on the side of I think if I had read the first two student from interrupting the each page. Key ideas are listed in chapters in Seymour Rossel's book made interesting, and no class that Jordan's magic trick will be ruined. cannot be made to respond on a I think it will take at least 5 class. smaller type on the side of each Managing the Jewish Classroom'. I have never read a clearer page. The author's confident style How to Transform Yourself Into a positive level. minutes longer." Reading through Rossel's book Rossel helps t he teacher by prescription fo r classroom makes the reader feel capable of Master Teacher, I would not be management. More important., achieving his/ her own equally recommending this book to you made me aware that there are also "Writing the Dialogue" in areas a variety of options that are that could be potential bombshells teachers reading Managing the ·effective classroom and anxious to and your teachers. My initial J ewish Classroom find the available to a principal to help with in the classroom. It is obvious to all try to motivate· exciting learning reaction was that there was ready-made steps for classroom · experiences." nothing that new in the book that communicating effective of us that a teacher's response had not been stated better classroom control that have been which personally attacks the elsewhere. Also, there was a tone of underused or overlooked. One student is an invitation for student writing that seemed conde­ option which I thought was of misbehavior. The author points Parent's Actions Affect scending, self-congratulatory and a great value was Rossel's technique out that a good response to a child's bit pompous. I changed my mind for what I call Writing the Dia­ "terrible" answer to a question Children'.s Formation about the book's value when I logue. Interestingly enough, I used might be more on target. Of Values reached the third chapter. this method in communicating Rossel also communicates an effec_tive way fo r a teacher to give third chapter. with ';'Y own children, hut failed to The Altruistic Personality: and Pearl Oliner seek to answer directions. He points out that the Rescuers of the J ews in Nazi time wasted in poor that significant question. Europe by Samuel and Pearl According to the Poliners, direction-giving or t ime wasted in Oliner. Free Press (866 Third Ave., ··· Rescuers are not saints but .CELEBRATING large numbers of transitions OUR SIL VER ANNIVERSARY__,,.,c:;;;:= New York, N.Y. 10022), 419 pp. ordinary people who nonet heless cannot be replaced. This is $24.95. especially true, he points out, in a were capable of overcoming their by Haven Bradford Gow, human frailities by virtue of their - .Jewish afternoon school where American Federation . of caring capacities ... Most rescuers teachers are challenged to make Police, (when interviewed) were still every moment count. He cites two Arlington Heights, Ill. distressed over those who had examples of direction-giving. One According to officials of the suffered and died; they were is clearly unclear. It is an example Soviet Union, Raoul Wallenberg, satisfied that they had done of what not to say. In the other the Swedish diplomat credited something to help; they were model, the teachers' dialogue is so with saving 100,000 Hungarian pleased with having learned new effective that it shrinks transit ion Fain .Jews from the Nazis, died 41 years things and made new friendships. time, eliminates frustration, and ago in a Soviet prison and was Several used the opportunity to leads to a better chance that the cremated without an autopsy. reaffirm their values, suggesting planned activity will meet with FINANCIAL SERVICES In July 1944, Wa llenberg arrived the need for increased humanism success. in Budapest, on a U.S.-sponsored in the world and their sensitization Another option that I think is SPECIALIZING IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OVER AGE FIFTY mission to save Jews. Shortly after toward racism of any kind." valuable to the principal, in the the Soviet Army swept into the The Oliners observe that the role of teacher-mentor, is to CALL OR WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE Hungarian capital in .January rescuers of the Jews during World expand on the negative.positive 1945, Wallenberg was arrested. War II " worried both before and (401) 941-8700 technique that. Rossel uses According to Soviet officials, during the war about feeding, repeatedly and effectively. He - 70 JEFFERSON BOULEVARD WARWICK, RI 02888 Wallenberg suffered a heart attack sheltering, and protecting points out what doesn't work, and and died in a Soviet prison on .July themselves and their families. ROBERT FAIN, PRESIDENT then points out what does. I think 17, 1947. 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It was on that identify t hemselves and had been all ow him to take charge of t he unbelievable barbarism by a upbringing and family values and fateful day that the Nazis fi rst barred from official positions, but Jewish problem. Ominously, Hitler "cultured" society, and a precursor t he fact that some generous and revealed the lengths that they were this was the stuff of Jewish history gave Goering t he order, "solve the to the Holocaust. With 24 hours, good-hearted persons would risk prepared to go to destroy and the fact that it had happened Jewish pro blem one way or throughout Germany and Austria, their lives to help those in need Germany's Jews. in supposedly civilized Ge rmany another." synagogues erupted in fl ames, such as the Jews. Here is the An Orgy Of Violence did not surprise the more cynical At first that way seemed to be Jewish businesses were destroyed, typical family life of the rescuers: Hitler's henchmen implemented among the Jewish community. "parents set hit;h standards they ,Jewish emigration. As the Jews were murdered, and Torah an orchestrated orgy of violence Many German Jews took comfo rt scrolls and other precious books expect their children to meet, historian Helen Fein writes in her throughout Germany and Austria. in the absence of violent pogroms, book, Accou nting for Genocide, were burnt. particularly with rega rd to caring The estimated tally was 36 Jews which we re the normal fare in "After Kristallnacht, the for others. They implicitly or No civilized country offered killed and a further 40 seriously Eastern Europe. · deprivation of liberty, the expli citly communicate the more than a feeble protest then, injured, while 38,000 Jews were It was the assassination of Ernst intensive drive to Aryanize obligatio n to help others in a spirit and half a century later, we are arrested and sent to concentration Vo m Rat h, third secretary at the economic enterprises and the of generosity, without concern fo r faced with the challenge of refuting camps. Extensive damage was German Embassy in Paris, by threat of further violence spurred external rewards or reciprocity. Holocaust revisionism which done to J ewish property wit h 191 Herschel Grynspan, a Polish born ,Jews who sti ll had businesses, to Parents themselves model such denies the reality of the Holocaust. synagogues set on fire and a fu rther J ew whose family had been liquidate } hem and get out of behaviors, not only in relation to To help others plan 76 demolished. More than 800 deported from Germany, "'.hich Germany. their children but also to wa rd J ewish shops and I 70 homes were commemorative programs, the gave the Nazis the excuse they had But only a minori ty of the other fa mily members and destroyed. Board of Jewish Education of been itching fo r. 500,000 Jews remaining in neighbors. Because they are Damage and death were Greater New York (BJ E) has Holocaust survivor Josef Katz, Germany were able to emigrate. As expected to care fo r and about widespread but a me re drop in the published an Educational Resource 70, recalls tell ing his girl friend that the muted international others while simultaneously being ocean compared to the Holocaust Guide fo r use by families, schools, something sinister was in the air co ndemnation of Kristall nacht cared for , children are encouraged that was to fo llow. Kristallnacht synagogues, community centers, that night. After returning home demonstrated, there was nowhere to develop qualities associated wit h (German fo r the night of broken senior citizen centers, libraries and the Nazis burst into his house and for t hem to go. The British carin g. Dependability, responsibil­ glass) haunts history because along other institutions. Included are arrested his brother. J osef government had been asked to use ity, and self-reliance are valued with the smashed windows that bibl iographies, program sugges­ managed to hide in a closet. " I its influence with the Germans to because they fac ilitate taking care littered the streets and gave the tions, outlines fo r seminars and remember them searching my prevent revenge fo r Vom Rath's of oneself as we ll as others. Fail ures event its name were the shattered workshops, as well as factual belongings and stealing my money assassination but they had refused, are regarded as learning illusio ns of German Jewry. For material detailing the background and other valuables, " he recollects. not wanting to become associated experie nces, wit h the presumption until Kristall nacht many German of the November Pogrom. "One of the policemen told his with support fo r German Jewry. of eventual mastery, rather than Jews had hoped that Hitler's bark The Guide was compiled by colleague that there was no room inherent deficiencies of character, was worse than his bite, and that Susan Rachlin, Chair of the BJE fo r these 'orientals' in Germany." T he Americans voc iferously intellect or skill. " he was just another ruler who Holocaust Studies Committee, and T hough he fl ed, the police soon condemned Kristallnacht and When one reads about the noble disliked Jews. was produced t hrough a grant from caught up with Katz and he was made sympathetic noises about characters of and what motivated Kristallnacht was the beginning Jewish immigration. But the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation. transported to a labor camp. the rescuers of the Jews in Nazi of the end fo r German Jewry and, eventually President Roosevelt For a copy, call or write BJE at Europe, one thinks of the Old by hint of subsequent Nazi To add insult to injury the Jews said, "I have given a great deal of (2 12) 245-8200, 426 West 58th Testament theme of social justice conquests, muc h of European we re blamed for the damage caused thought to t he matter but the t ime Street, New York, N.Y. 10019. and of the New Testament story of J ewry. T he Nazis had finally by Kristallnacht and fo rced to pay is not ripe." Palestine was, of The Board of Jewish Education the Good Samaritan. revealed the sinister depths of t heir a fi ne of one bill ion marks. course, closed to Jewish emigration of Greater New York is an agency intentions. As Professor Saul Moreover, all insurance claims by by the British. of UJA -Federation. Friedman points out in his book, ,Jews were dee med null and void. Advertising in No Haven fo r the Oppressed, Thus Kristallnacht showed Hitler that the rest of the world The Herald gets results. Kristallnachl was a turning point "Solving The in Nazi policy towards the Jewish Problem" was at best indifferent to the fate of Patronize European Jewry. Kristallnacht was Call 724-0200 Jews." Until t hat day," he writes, Kristallnacht was orchestrated our for details. " the Nazi regime seemed by Joseph Goebbels, the the night that illusions about committed only to a policy of Propaganda Min ister, and proves Hitler's attitude to the J ews ended advertisets! humiliating and degradation of the that Herman Goering, who had and the Final Solution began.

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__ ] _ ac_cepted." At the t_ime of my Israelis Can Now Call · ~consefvat1ve convers10n, no ~one Kishinev (And Other mentioned that it could be a problem. But once I found out that Soviet Cities) Directly Obituaries the whole process was invalid, I felt by Hugh Orgel - I had been deceived. AB this time I TEI:, AVIV (JTA) ...:... Six cities [ in the Soviet Union have become kept kosher and Shabbos, and I wasn't Jewish at all! Ultimately, accessible to Israeli telephone users by direct dialing. PAUL LEVITEN Rockville · Fabrics Corp. of New ation of Jewish Libraries. my wife and I spoke to an Until now, calls to the USSR DELAND, Fla. - Paul Leviten, York City. The recipient of a Ph.D in Orthodox Rabbi. I learned with 60, co-founder of t he former Big G Mr. Moskowitz was a graduate him and had a "kosher" had to be booked through the Indian Art History, Hirsh applied international exchange operators, supermarket chain, died October of City College of New York. He her scholarship to researching his­ conversion. 19, 1988 after an illness. He was was a member of Adas Israel The observant Jewish with frequent delays. torical periods, costumes and set­ Beginning last Thursday, the husband of internationally Synagogue and its brotherhood tings. community has been very warm known local artist Riva (Shamray) and was on the board of directors. and receptive. I was amazed at how Israelis may reach Moscow, Leviten. He was on the board of trustees of big it really was. It's unfortunate Leningrad, Kiev, Tbilisi, Tashkent Born in Fall River, Mass., a son the Fall River Jewish Home for the that most people are not given an and Kishinev by dialing the prefix The Facts 00 I, followed by 00 for access to the of the late Morris and Rebecca Aged, and served as vice president (Continued from page 5) accurate picture of Torah Judaism. (Chervinsky) Leviten, he had lived for three years. He was also Even when non-observant people international exchange and 7 for in Providence most of his life treasurer of the Summerset observance, I recall feeling more say they know, chances are, they the country code. before moving to Florida. Kiwanis Club. uncomfortable at the fact t hat very don't. Some things have to be T he cities were chosen because In 1938 he started the Besides his wife, he leaves a few co-religionists . were keeping experienced. And Torah Judaism of the frequency of past supermarket chain which grew to daughter, Anne Fishbein of the basic tenets and religious is one of them. operator-ordered calls. Reciprocal 29 stores in Rhode Island, Pawtucket; two sisters, Celia practices of a conservative Jew. My direct dial service from the Soviet feeling grew, as I grew in Jewish Union to Israel is not yet available. Connecticut and Massachusetts. Levine of Far Rockaway, N.Y. and Praying For A Mr. Leviten introduced K Mart to Sarah Pomerantz of Rego Park, knowledge and practice. T he direct link was made the New England region when he N.Y. and two grandchildren. Still I had no intentions of Swift Finish possible by British Telecom signed an exclusive contract with Funeral services were held at becoming Orthodox. I was taught NEW YORK (JTA) - For the International. Israelis can now the mass market retailer to build Adas Israel Synagogue in Fall that Orthodox Judaism was frozen sixth consecutive year, Jewish run­ direct dial to 107 count ries around the world. joint shopping centers. River. Burial was at Hebrew in 16th century beliefs and ners can say morning prayers at an An avid deep sea fisherman, he Cemetery in Fall River. practices; and that conservative international minyan before they was a past president of the Atlantic Arrangements by the Max Judaism was t he true inheritor of compete in the 19th annual New Tuna Club of Galilee and winner of Sugarman Memorial Chapel, 458 the Torah: and I certainly didn't York City Marathon. If an obituary you would the Rhode Island Tuna Hope St., Providence. want to go with an ideology that The service will commence at like published does not Tournament in 1964. was frozen four centuries ago. 8:30 a.m. near the marathon stag­ Theodore Freedman What's more, I didn't know any appear in the paper, Active in Jewish philanthropy, ing a rea at Fort Wadsworth. please forward a copy of Mr. Leviien was a past chairman of Dies At 66 Orthodox Jews. I assumed that Staten Island. there maybe were only a handful in Israel Bond drives, a board In case of rain, Lhe minyan will it to: HOUSTON (JTA) - Theodore town. One day, I met an Orthodox member of overseers of the Jewish Freedman, an official of the Anti­ meet at a nearby tent, wi th the person. He invited my family and I The Rhode Island Herald Theological Seminary, and a Defamation League of B'nai B"rith, Israeli flag as a site marker. Par­ over for a Shabbos. We said we P.O. Box 6063 member of Touro Synagogue of died of cancer here Oct. 21 at age ticipants are advised to bring their Newport. 66. would drive to him on Shabbos own prayer books, tefillin and Providence, R.I. 02940 since our conservative rabbi said He was a graduate of Wilbraham Freedman, who joined the AOL talleisim. we could. But my friend asked if we Academy and UCLA in 1950. in 1949, had been director of its could stay over. So we did. As it He graduated from the Officer European office in Rome since turned out, an Orthodox Rabbi was "Immunizing" Candidate School at Newport and 1986. As liaison with the Vatican, also over, as well as several other served as a lieutenant in the Navy he organized and took part in Children Against guests; and we all stayed up late during the Korean War. many conferences with Catholic Boredom School talking ideology. I still wasn't In Besides his wife he leaves two leaders. Many parents are dismayed to totally convinced that Orthodox daughters, Priscilla Warner of New These included meetings with find that by third or fourth grade, Judaism was right. Nevertheless, York City and Marcia Leviten of Pope John Paul II, which dealt their kids have begun to hate the sincerity and warmth of the San Francisco, Calif.; a son, Peter with such issues as the elimination school. Brandeis psychology individuals, and the absolute RUBIN Leviten of New York City; a of anti-Semitism from religious professor Teresa Amabile believes brother, David Leviten of Deland; doctrine, strengthening interfaith delight of the Shabbos experience, she may have found a way to sons-in-law, Ken Bertany and relations and Vatican recognition lingered on in my mind. prevent the lack of enthusiasm and One day, I asked my MEMORIALS, INC. James Warner; a daughter-in-law, of Israel. diminished creativity that conservative rabbi about Shatnes Christine Gombar; and a grandson, Before going to Rome, Freedman accompanies mounting pressure (the Biblical prohibition against Maxwell Morris Warner. was director of the AOL's national for good grades. wearing clothes containing a The funeral service was held in intergroup relations division based She asked a group of kids to mixture of wool and linen). The Hoffman Jewish Memorial Chapel, in New York. watch a video. On tape, 9vfonuments anrf memorials rabbi said he didn't see any value to Fowler Avenue, Newport. Burial I I-year-olds talked about enjoying In past years, he traveled to shatnes, and if and when he did, he in tfie finest granite was in Beth Olam Cemetery, Oberammergau in West Germany the process of learning, while --~ would keep it. I thought it was Middletown. in connection with the AOL's ef­ de-emphasizing the importance of for present aruffuture neeas. strange that you could pick and forts to remove vestiges of anti­ rewards like grades. " I work hard In liome consultation choose what you wanted to Semitism from the Passion Play on my projects and when I come up NATHAN MOSKOWITZ observe. After all, didn't the Jewish 6y appointment. staged there. with good ideas, I feel good," °the FALL RIVER, Mass. - Nathan people say to the Creator "Naaseh script read. Later, the students Leon J. Rubin Moskowitz, 82, of 233 Oliver St., V'Nishman," We will do first and died Thursday, October 27, 1988 at who watched the tape showed Telephone 401 /726-6466 Children's Author then we will understand. greater motivation for schoolwork Charlton Memorial Hospital in As I became more and more 61 7/ 695-6471 Fall River. He was the husband of Dies AT 44 than a group who hadn't seen the observant, I started going to tape. The fi rst group seemed partly Ella (Stone) Moskowitz. Born in NEW YORK (JTA) - Marylin Orthodox shuls. While t he people New York City, he was the son of Hirsh, an award-winning author­ "immunized" against the were friendly, I remember feeling destructive effect of rewards on . Harris and Anne (Slepian) illustrator of Jewish children's that maybe my conversion wasn't Moskowitz. books, died here of cancer Oct. 17. motivation and creativity. Mr. Moskowitz resided in Fall She was 44. 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S_kinhead leaders from mlluence. m ea Jockey. _Speciahsts in Bar/ Bat Mitzvahs a~~ 8885. Ext. 8124. ca_ndle-hghling ceremonies. Radio Station 1211188 The A.I. Jewish Herald Chicago, Cmcmnati, Detroit and ~r~zes. (OpUonal . N. Y. laser light Show) GOVERNMENT JOBS. $ I 6.040-$59 230 r P.O. Box 6063 Dallas have helped set up gangs in other c1hes, including Milwaukee Advertising in 5~oe~7te\~~~s available. Many references. Now Hiring. Your Area. 805-687-6000 {~i: Providence. Al 02940 Memphis, Springfield, Mo., and · 12/27/ 88 A 3397 lor current Federal list. 12122188 The Herald gets results. This newspaper will not. knowingly. accept Toronto, Canada. any advert,s,ng for real estate which is in _The report noted that the Call 724-0200 SERVICES RENDERED v1olahon o/ the A.I. Fair Housing Ac/ and ~ih:nt Y~ung racists are-generally for details. Secr,on 804 (CJ o/ Tille VIII of lhe t 968 Civil un isc1phned, violence-prone and PATRONIZE OUR I HAVE THE PERFECT HOUSEKEEPER for Rights Act. Our readers are hereby informed many ar_e obvious misfits whose !hat all dwelling/ housing accommodations ADVERTISERS. you• Call 273-7425, weekdays 10.5 pm. future misconduct could well bring advertised in this newspaper are available on 11 / 24/ 88 an eQual opportunity basis. WEsrr SWEETEN THE (continued from page t) A referral service HOLIDAY SEASON ~ewish. negotiators were involved for babys, tters, ,ts passage. Only Sidney In a vam attempt to get the Cuban , In the July-August edition of smce l 967. Hollander president of the rvernment to relent, none of the ;ontemporary Jewish Record the Sweeten the holiday National Council of Jewish .season with Jiail'e ® eaders ~f the major Jewish mencan ,Jewish Committee ETJiR 401 421-121 3 Federations, and Dr. Wise were pubhshed a lengtli.y state exdusive custom K organizations called for the US chocolate creations. wilhng to testify at the government to grant sanctuary -~ from the J . . . ment Wagner-Rogers hearings. C . · mnt Distribution Whelhe_r it be a chocolate cornucopia the . refugees. None of the omm,ttee executive committee Although Hollander had filled wirh assorted chocola1es or a pubhcat,ons of these organizations w~rnmg_ refugees against seeking cust~m molded chocolate shape, jiail'e recently returned from a trip to demanded American intervention. ;.e uge m the West, calling it b Knight's creat'?ns are in good laste for ever Germany and was quite aware of occas,on. Y Ult.1m_ately the St. Louis was forced dangerous and undesirable " It the . gravity of the situation he E{ Limousine • Cusrom chocolate mplding. testified, "Jews have been to sail back to Germany. 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Statements have been patrol boats stood by the ship to Bulletin, Jacob Lestschinsky • Personal protection Cedarlutnt, NY 11516 • Corporate rates 11 (516) 29S..2S50 prevent possible attempts by wrote: " It didn't even occur to Jews made . . . that if this bill is passed it , (800) Ml-51'6 will benefit primarily Jewish refugees to jump off and swim to appeal to the American 724-9494 24 hrs. children. I have no reason to ashore. The ship then continued government to find a way of saving believe this is true ... If it were, I on its way back - to doom. the hapless passengers from the doubt if I would so strongly urge T he Central Conference of hands of the fascist bandits." passage of this bill." (Reformed) American Rabbis The American Jewish leadership After a brief vacation For his part, while urging began its convention in was silent ... and Hitler got the passage of the bill, Stephen Wise Washington as the St. Louis message loud and clear. If They The South Providence testified, " If there is any conflict wended its way back to Germany, did nothing, surely the rest of the between our duty to those children but no mention was made of its world would do nothing also. Hebrew Free Loan Association and our duty to our country, plight. About ten days later the When you light your yahrzeit speaking for myself as a citizen, I (Conservative) Rabbinical lamp on November 9, remember. IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS AT should say, of course, that our Assembly of America passed many Remember that silence can kill. 34 PONTIAC AVENUE country comes first; and if children resolutions, but failed to pass any cannot be helped, I hey cannot be referring to the tragedy of the St. Read your community news PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND 02907 helped." Louis. in the Herald. It is no surprise that, after such Telephone 781-1494 meager and halfhearted support, the Wagner-Rogers bill never made For people who are particular it out of committee. 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I; Family Service writing workshop at the have their works displayed in a to call for details ab The best managers of the I The clinical social worker leads Barrington Public Library on holiday show alongside the work of participation. business world practice problem approximately 70 Council member The Pawtucket Arts Council 'l the group by providing boundaries, Saturday, November 19, from 10 prevention. They anticipate adding ex·pertise in facilitating the a.m. to 4 p.m. The workshop, artists. This event, the annual statewide resource fo r artists c \l difficulties and develop approaches discussion and maintaining the entitled: "An American Holiday Art Exhibit and Sale, is a art enthusiasts. Information ab, to stave off crises. process so that members can feel Childhood," will focus on festive way to kick off the holiday the Hol iday Art Exhibit and S At JFS, our Family Life safe and be willing to share ideas. stimulating writing about season. This year's show ~ ill be or ge neral membersh.ip in the A Education workshops use this very childhood impressions and November 25, 26, and 27, and will Council is available by call ing l r approach. We deal with issues that It should be stressed that Family memories, taking Annie Dillard's be held at Slater Mill's Wilkinson office in Pawtucket at 725- 1151 may arise during the normal course Life Education workshops are not memoi r, An American Childhood, Gallery in Pawtucket. On display of one's life, issues that may cause therapy groups, although they do as it s inspiration. and fo r sale will be all types of art, Correspondents Wanted stress. Individuals who are have therapeutic components. created by local a rtists. There is a If you would like to struggling with these situations Rather FLE workshops provide a Participation is limiteci to l b $5.00 fee for non -member artists to discuss common feelings in a setting for emotionall y healthy people. 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