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THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R.I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. .. VOLUME LXXIII, NUMBER 27 FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1986 35¢ PER COPY JCC s Emerging As Dr. Raquel Shapiro: Recent Boston University Community Leaders Graduate Reflects On A Life In Progress by Murray Zuckoff Jewish community. The JCCs, by Susan Bostian (Part One of a Two-Part Series) they said, are the retaining walls of Raquel Shapiro remembers NEW YORK (JTA) - The the Jewish community and the feeling so ashamed of being a little Jewish Community Centers cement that holds the walls Jewish girl among her many (JCCs) of North America are together is Jewish education. Catholic friends in Cuba that she embarked on an ambitious and The JCC leaders have, therefore, hid her religion from them. She innovative plan to prevent ethnic undertaken what amounts to a also recalls the anguish of being amnesia from erasing the Jewish revolutionary effort to revamp and put in a special education class at past and distorting the image of to restructure the JCCs in North Nathaniel Greene school when she the Jewish future. America as institutions of came to this country at 15, unable The JCCs are mobilizing their intensive, all-pervasive Jewish to speak English. But Raquel forces and resources to prevent the education, not only for members Shapiro also speaks of the pride next generation of Jews from but for professional staffs as well. she felt last week, when shortly becoming "disappeared Jews," The JCCs must become more after her sixtieth birthday, she was Jews for whom Judaism will no intensely the Jewish connection, hooded at graduation ceremonies longer be a matter of pride and linking the past with the future, at Boston University. The JCC leaders told the JTA at the fulfillment and no longer a matter occasion marked the culmination of concern in their daily lives; Jews JWB convention which was of a lifetime of personal struggles attended by some 1,000 delegates from whom Judaism will be a and ultimate triumphs. In between matter of irrelevance and from the United States and there was a "very beautiful Canada and abroad, including irreverence. marriage" to a man who was her Th~ is an imperative concern Israel, many of them in their 20's, loving companion and encouraged 30's and 40's. among Jewish communal leaders her always to take action, even The days when JCCs were that ' "-.meaningful and planned when it was not fashionable to do primarily institutions of action must be taken now to so. reinforce and reinvigorate Jewish recreational activities with Raquel Shapiro is an energetic relatively incidental Jewish traditions, culture and values. presence in the colorful halls of educati~n qua Jewish education is Jewish communal leaders Henry Barnard School, on the involved in the JCCs are of the no longer sufficient to meet the changing needs of today's Jewish Rhode Island College campus. The opinion that the continuity of children recognize her and call out Jewishness in an open democratic communities in a world marked to her as she passes. As School increasingly by the society which characterizes the Counselor, Shapiro holds the computerization of the human United States and Canada is not distinction of being an Assistant condition and the trivialization of automatic nor guaranteed. There Professor and is a certified School the Jewish ethos. The old type are too many enticements to Psychologist. Her dedication to JCC is obsolete and an albatross assimilation, too many her students is evident as she tells around the neck of the Jewish inducements to ignore, if not to of handgrading their test scores. fo rget, the rich heritage that is community, JWB leaders averred. · Steps In Maximizing The walls of Shapiro's office are a Judaism. It is all too easy in an coll age of memories and Jewish Education open society for the Jewish inspirational messages. It's a long Thus, the JWB last year, after memory gears to be stripped and way from the time she was an IS-month study by a blue for ethnic amnesia to ensue. considered a discipline problem. friend introduced her to her the road to success. ribbon commission of lay and Assuring Jewish Continuity Her parents were from boyfriend's brother and a '·most She continued on, receiving' her professional leaders experienced in To assure Jewish continuity, Lithuania. In 1923, they fled the beautiful and loving relationship Master's degree in Counselor Center work, Jewish education and JCC leaders interviewed in terrifying situation in Europe. was born." Her overly protective Education, her certification as Federations, representing a broad Toronto by the Jewish They were refused immigration by parents felt that boyfriends and school psychologist and school range of Jewish interests and Telegraphic Agency at the recent the United States and sought school were incompatible and principal, and in 1972 was awarded ideologies, issued a report and biennial convention of the JWB, refuge in Cuba, choosing to wait insisted she choose between the a Certificate of Graduate Studies. recommendations on Maximizing the continental association of there for their American Visa to be two. There was no decision to She accepted her current position Jewish Educational Effectiveness JCCs, asserted that there must be approved. Cuba was never home make and the following January at the Henry Barnard School in of Jewish Community Centers. It a massive infusion of what several and the wait was to become much she married the man who would 1973. Four years later she enrolled was presented to a special JWB of them referred to as "Jewishkeit" longer than anyone anticipated. become her lifelong companion in Boston University at night, convention in Miami in February into the bloodstream of the The family lived in a Roman and friend. again at her husband's urging. 1985. The blue ribbon commission American Jewish community. Catholic section of Havana. Being They initially lived in a small "After work, we would drive up to was chaired by Morton Mandel of That objective, t hey said, can Jewish meant having done third floor flat while her husband Boston together. He would bring a Cleveland, a past president of the only be achieved by maximizing something wrong, so Raquel lived pursued an accountants degree at brief case full of work and busy JWB and presently chairman of the effectiveness of Jewish with the shame of hiding her Bryant College. Being himself while I was in class. Then the ,Jewish Education Committee education, and the place to do so is identity. She devoted herself to her economically impoverished with we would go out to dinner end talk in the JCCs, the " home" of the (t·u11! llllH'd on pa~.- ~JI studies and made good grades. no marketable skills, she lived a or enjoy some treat. All the while Finally, 18 years after her parents life with few friends. She fe lt he was encouraging me to continue emigrated to Cuba, the papers self-conscious and ashamed of on with my education. He made it arrived and the family's dream their Spartan residence. They all seem very special." finally came true. waited for four years before they Then in 1981 her husband died. They settled in Rhode Island felt t hey could afford to conceive. It was sudden and unexpected. where Raquel was inappropriately Still , she recalls her husband as a The shock sent Shapiro to Ohio to labeled and put in a classroom with treasure. "If ever there was a be with her son, who was studying special education students. Within disagree ment between us," she to be an experimental a couple of months she was in a says wistfully, "and I don't think psychologist. As she dealt with the regular classroom reading there ever was, it would have been loss, she knew what she must do. Shakespeare. She credits two over his insistence at helping me She was determined to return lo teachers with "seeing beyond the around the house. He wanted to sc hool and finish her doctorate. forest and the trees." Florence help me with the household chores She would finish it as much for Cooper offered to teach Raquel and cooking and at that time I felt herself as for her loving companion some English in exchange for that those were my jobs." who believed so totally in her. Spanish lessons. Dr. Teresa Trifari With her husband's Last week she was hooded at the insisted that Raquel enroll in all of encourage ment, she returned to ceremony at Boston University. "I her courses. The two women school in 1956. She could not almost didn't go to the guided her through high school. imagi ne commuting to URI and gradual ion," she says. "But I Raquel graduated from Hope instead applied to Rhode Island decided it was a completion of a High School in 1945 end began College to continue studying certain circle and would mark the Representing the many students helped by ORT's world-wide coll eKe in the fall at URI. An music . RIC did not offer such a accomplishment of my goal.'' Her echoolll, two young girls -m &o reach out or a po11ter held by accomplished vocalist she was program, so she studied education. mentor and major advisor. who has Joan Perlmutter, Honor Roll vice president. At right, Charlotte encouraged by her music teachers In spite of 3 'h years of completed since left the sc hool, returned to Levin, District One Region president, narraletl the ORT story. lo study ot Julliard, but her courses. very few of her credits make the occasion more special by This moment took place on June 4 al an Honor Roll dinner and parents refused to let her move to were applirnble. Three and accepting the honor of hooding installation for Rhode Island-Southern M888. Region, Women's New York . Instead she studied one-half years later, she earned her her. American ORT. (See Around Town, page 8 .) (photo by Dorothea music at the University of Rhode Bachelors of Science degree in Shapiro has just !urned si xty Snyder) Island. In her junior year, her best education. Raquel Shapiro was on I• ,1!1 1 !1H lt i/ 1tll p , 1,i..; ~

2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1986 AJC Holds Study Week Dr. Korey To Speak For Jewish men and women At Bond Affair over 50 who want to combine a vacation with Jewish learning, the Honoring Tilles Local News American Jewish Congress offers University Summer Seminar, a week-long program of Jewish studies and cultural activities, including a Sabbath experience Shavuot At Sports Awards and the warmth of Jewish Providence Eruv fellowship. This year's seminar Corporation Beth Sholom Programs will be held at Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass., July 13-20. An organizational meeting to Congregation Beth Sholom will The Health and Physical The theme of the seminar will set the rules and elect the officers be holding services for the holiday Education Department of the be "The Sephardic and of the newly formed Providence of Shavuot, which commemorates Jewish Community Center will Ashkenazic Experience: Two Eruv Corporation will be held at the rece,vmg of the Ten announce dates for its annual Cultures, One People." Three Congregation Beth Sholom on the Commandments, according to the Sports Awards Program for courses will discuss, "Sephardic evening of Wednesday, June 18. following schedule: Thursday, Children. Jewry from the Golden Age to The corporation will be the June 12, Eve of Shavuot; Mincha On Thursday, June 12 at 4 p.m. America," "Ashkenazic Jewry in organization involved in setting up will be at 8 p.m.; Friday, the First at the Center, a T Ball Ice Cream Transition from Ghetto to the planned eruv in Providence Day of Shavuot, Shachrit will be party will be held. Players, parents Emancipation," and "Facing Dr. William Korey and administering it. The eruv at 9 a.m. and Mincha at 7 p.m.; and friends are invited. Modernity: Contemporary Jewish when completed will permit Saturday, the Second Day of On June 17 from 7 to 8 p.m. at Thought and Philosophy." Donald Robbins, chairman of observant Jews to carry on the Shavuot, Shachrit will be at 9 the Center, awards will be Featured speakers will be the Rhode Island State of Israel Shabbath within the a.m., Yiskor will be at 10:30 a.m. presented to softball and baseball Professor Renee Levine Bond Organization, announced circumference of its boundaries. and Mincha at 7:45 p.m. players of the Center's teams. Melammed of Ben Gurion this week that the principal The meeting will begin at 8:30 Sportsmanship awards, trivia University in Israel; Professor Jay speaker at the dinner J une 17 p.m., immediately after Mincha awards and participation awards Berkovitz, University of honoring Norman B. Tilles will be and Maariv at 8 p.m. All will be presented to each team. Massachusetts; and Professor Dr. William Korey, director of interested members of the Team members are admitted free. Charles Raffel of Yeshiva B'nai B'rith's International community are invited. The fee for others is $1 per person, University in New York. Council. or $5 maximum per family. The program, now in its sixth T he June 17 event will be held year, is designed to fill the need for at Ledgemont Country Club, with Individualized Summer Tutorial Inter-Faith Event challenging intellectual programs a reception at 5:30 p.m. followed In New Bedford geared to the adult Jewish by a dinner at 6 p.m. Programs in Mathematics population, according to Henry "We are fortunate in being able ' Siegman, executive director of to get the services of such an • Algebra I • Trigonometry AJCongress. outstanding speaker as Dr. • Algebra II • Calculus The courses, residence and food, Korey," Robbins said, "and it is • Geometry campus facilities, Sabbath very appropriate that a man of the • Probability Statistics experience, and concerts and caliber of Dr. Korey be our speaker theater are all included in the fee at a dinner paying tribute to an EDUCATION CONSULTANTS of $350 per person. People who equally outstanding person, live in the 5-college Amherst area 401-725-6686 A. Leonard Newman, M.Ed. Norman Tilles." may also participate as commuters Dr. Korey is a prolific writer as Director fo r $200. well as world-traveler. In pursuit While enrollment is open only of his duties with B'nai B'rith, to AJCongress members, concentrating on international Did you know that Tastebuds , individuals may join the Congress research, he has been on numerous to participate in this event. For the East Side's most unique study missions to Israel, Western more information, please call or Europe, Soviet Russia and Latin restaurant, does catering tool write the AJC (617) 542-0265 or 72 America. Earlier this year, he Franklin St., Boston, Mass.02110. Whatever your occasion may attended a conference of nonaligned nations in Lima, Peru, be ... graduation, wedding, JCC To Run where he played a leading role in showers or even a take home the effort to halt the Arab move dinner; let us cater to Mini-Camp aimed at expelling Israel from the United Nations. your whims. T he Jewish Federation of Children from kindergarten He is the author of numerous Greater New Bedford, Mass., in through sixth grade will be eligible essays published by the Carnegie r-.,_.'- associat ion with the Inter-Church to participate in the Jewish Com­ Endowment for International Council of Greater New Bedford munity Center's Mini-Camp. Call us for assistance in choosing Peace and other publishers. His will be conducting an inter-faith which will run from Monday, June articles have appeared in leading from a wide variety of fine foods, scholars-in-residence program to 9 to Friday, June 20 at the Center, publications including the New such as chowders, sandwich and salad platters, marinated be held in the sanctuary of 401 Elmgrove Avenue in Provi­ York Times, New Republic, tenderloins, baked stuffed shrimp and hot or cold Tifereth Israel Synagogue, 145 dence. The camp hours will be Commentary and the Saturday Brownell Ave., New Bedford, on from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. with early Review. hors d'oeuvres. '-.::;.r' June 16 at 7:30 p.m. drop-off at 8 a.m. and late pick-up He has served on the faculties of The event will be called at 6 p.m. (5 p.m. on Fridays). Columbia, City College of New Barbara Dessel "S.U.C.C.E.S.S., Strengthening The fee is $12 per day with an YorJ, and Brooklyn College and Terri Brandfellner Unity and Continuing to Create added $1 and $2 charge for early currently is visiting professor at and late pick-ups. T he fee is dou­ Hours: An Equal and Secure Society." Yeshiva University. Tastebuds Monday through Friday .. Panelists include Father Marc bled for non-members. A special Robbins said the double J Richmond Square 272-3380 7:10 am-S:30 pm Bergeron, Rev. Nehemiah discount of $50 per week is offered attraction of joining in the tribute Providence, Rhode Island Saturday ... 11:JO am-1:JO pm Boynton III, Rabbi Bernard with a 20% discount fo r the second to Norman Tilles and hearing a Glassman, and Mrs. Viola Pina child in a fa mily. talk by Dr. Korey "will Pires. Keynote speakers fo r the Children are asked to bring dairy undoubtedly result in a huge event will be Leonard Zakim, lunch, bathing suit and towel. An turnout at Ledgemont so I suggest Executive Director of the afternoon snack and drinks will be that members of the State Jewish Anti-Defamation League of the served. community· who would like to B'nai B'rith and Rev. Charles Registration is limited to 35 participate should call the state Soon to be priceless Smith, minister of the Union children per day. For a fun-filled bond office at 75 1-6767 as early as day of bowling. rollerskating, United Methodist Church. possible." All the style, sophistication and The event is open to the public swimming, walks. talent shows, Abbott Dressler is chairman fo r amenities you've ever dreamed of. at no admission charge. For field trips and much more. call the evening and the presentation further information and Ruby Shalansky at 861-8800 for a to Tilles will be made by Rabbi reservations, call (617) 997-74 71. registration form. A Model - Furnished $340,000 Leslie Y. Gutterman. A - Waterview $350,000 Summer Day Camp B - Waterview $355,000 Rabbi Yehoshua Laufer, Director of Chabad Lubavitch of Southeastern New England ,r announced that nutritious. kosher lunches and snacks will be available at no separate charge for BfGY·WRINKU·(OIE all the children enrolled in Camp Gan Israel during the summer where your dreams become reality season. The meals are arnilable to all without regard to race, color. sex, age. national origin or handicap at C'habad House. Th,s is a service similar to the National School Lunch Program or School Breakfast Pro~ram Camp JORI will celebrate its 50th anniversary of service to Rhode Island next year . To preserve JORI traditions, Jeffrey Brie r, Pres.ident of Camp JORI presents the original deed of the For a11 appomtmcnt. please en/I Mercdyth C/111rc/1n t 4m-247-1177. 1ake camp to Eleanor Horvitz of the Rhode Island J ewish Historical Route 19S to Route 114 5011 th Cv11t1nuc th ro11xli Bam11xto11 a11d Association. Additional pape rs collected since I 937 when the Warren The cntrn11cc 1,;, 0,1 the nxhl. a1117rotmurte/_11 one ,111 /e from J ewish Orphanal(e o f Rhode Island opened a summer camp to Warrrn Center provide a summer of fun and "o sound investme nt in the health A C,m11t/11111l1f ltl( 1 lu• I ylc ram Co"ll¥1'W"' of our c hildre n" were l(iven to the Historical Association archives as we ll. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, J UNE 13, 1986 - 3 Sen. Pell: . The Need Seeche Judaic Institute Pre-Business Workshop For A Revolution Accomplishments AtSMU Are you thinking of starting starting a business will be held In Education Honored your own business? Friday, June 27, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 The Seventh Annual Judaic A day-long workshop designed p.m. at the Ramada Inn, Seekonk, Senator Claiborne Pell (D-R.l.), Institute will offer a five-day for individuals who are thinking of Massachusetts. Call 528-4561 after receiving the first Friend of learning experience of seminars, Education Award ever presented scholarly dialogues, and a film by the National Education presentation, Sunday, June 22, Association of Rhode Island through Thursday, June 26, at (NEA/ RI), told teachers of his Southeastern Massachusetts plans for a legislative revolution in University. education. Wolf Blitzer, Washington ;i'pufffns Bureau Chief of the J erusalem "Class after class of high school Interior Designs Gifts of Distinction dropouts," Pell said, "sap the Post; Dr. Fred Rosner, director of stren~h of our economy. medicine, Queens Hospital Secondary students systemati­ Center, and professor of medicine, State University of New York's cally graduate without sufficient Steven Seeche reading ability. The number of College of Medicine at Stony illiterate adults remains constant. PROVIDENCE - A director of Brook; and Francine Klagsbrun, And our most promising national both Temple Emanu-EI and the author of Married People: Staying ARJEU resource - gifted and talented Federation of Jewish Togetlu!r in tlu! Age of Divorce, will students - is wasted by the Philanthropies, Steven J . Seeche be the featured speakers. The ofFrance absence of sufficiently challenging of Cole Avenue, Providence, has program is coordinated by the academic programs." been named Small Business co-directors of SMU's Center for Pell said his concern about Advocate Accountant of the Year. Jewish Culture, Dr. Bernard Br.ain Teasers these educational problems has Seeche is Director of Glassman, Rabbi ofTifereth Israel ''Many Puzzlements" spurred him to prepar~ legislation Entrepreneurial Services and a Synagogue of New Bedford and targeting them for federal funds. principal in the tax department of lecturer in SMU's History He emphasized that his legislation Arthur Young, a "Big Eight" Department; and Dr. Robert P . the Targeted Educational accounting and management Waxler, a professor of English and Assistance Act (TEAA) - is consulting firm with an office in chair of the Judaic Studies minor "revenue neutral'' and represents downtown Providence. at SMU. no additional cost to the American One of nine "Advocates of the For registration information taxpayer. 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Call Dorothy 272-6200 1 problems in an adequate and He is on the executive : , :i:H ::1:~~ : effective manner." committee of the Rhode Island EL7J/AL7N.Z Rhode Island's drop out rate is SBANE chapter and is a team : ...... ••...• 26.6%, he said, and nationally captain in the United Way Small more than 25% - or one million Business Division. This yel\l" he vou

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4 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1986 My View Of Liberty by Irving Howe creeping into the work of Yiddish writers, When Samuel Chotzinoff, a music critic as if they sensed that the end of their line From the Editor of several decades ago, came to write his was near. And the once brilliant Yiddish by Robert Israel memoir of growing up in the immigrant theater was slipping into bankruptcy and Jewish streets of the Lower East Side, he trash. called it A Lost Paradise. This beautiful I didn't, of course, know all this as a book recalls the years of childhood and boy. In the thickly Jewish streets of the youth with an almost Proustian detail and East Bronx, our life still seemed secure. delicacy. But recalls it, also, with an But it wasn't. New possibilities, new astringent tone, free of any self-indulgent temptations were luring us away - to go or manipulative sentimentality. to City College and become a lawyer or an Waldheim & Childhood in the immigrant streets - the accountant; to work as a CIO organizer, lost paradise - was no idyll; immigrant mobilizing the proletariat; to become an life was often poor, hard, fearful. No engineer, breaking past the strongholds of The Amnesia Of History sensible person would want to go back to Gentile prejudice; to write brilliant essays that world, even if we remember it with for Partisan Review and shine as a New It was almost a year ago when I invited to do that research project. But affection. York intellectual. The immigrant visited Amsterdam, Holland, on an R in the meantime, the lessons of history I came on the scene a bit later than subculture, which had given us & Rbetween airplanes from Tel Aviv. have not escaped me, and I dare say Chotzinoff and grew up in the East Bronx sustenance, was reaching its end. After checking into my hotel, I made they haven't escaped many Dutch rather than on the Lower East Side, but I, What at times leaves me a little my way down the skinny streets citizens' minds, either. Which brings too, remember childhood in an immigrant irritated is the upsurge of nostalgia I alongside the canals to Dam Square to me to express great outrage at the news neighborhood as a lost paradise. Paradise, detect among a good many young people where the Anne Frank house and from Vievna that on Sunday, June 8, as Adam and Eve learned some time ago, for the immigrant world to which I was museum is located. the Austrians ch0se to elect Kurt can also be painful. Mine was not an already a latecomer and of which they I stood in the rain for a few minutes, Waldheim· president for the next six especially happy childhood. My parents barely know. They aren't nostalgic for waiting to go inside, and then I filed · years. ' . were very poor garment workers who anything they themselves experienced, through the rooms with the other ... bequeathed to me - it was not their fault with either joy or anguish; they're visitors from many countries to see In this country, we have no scars - an ineradicable anxiety about nostalgic for the nostalgia of other people. where the Frank family and friends from the war. Except for Pearl Harbor, livelihood. I still bear the distrust, even And why this should be so isn't hard to actually hid during the Nazi not one city or town was bombed by fear, of the physical that many immigrant understand. You need only compare the occupation of Holland, and where the enemy. ~nd so it is understandable Jews implanted in their children, as if values and styles of the Lower East Side Anne wrote her now famous diary. - but . not excusable - that people, learning to ice-skate would forever keep a with the Americas of Reagan and the New A few days before arriving in especially young people, have no nice Jewish boy from becoming a York of Koch in order to see why sensitive Amsterdam, I had visited Yad Vashem, ··conception of history at all. They live high-school teacher. young people hanker after a world that the Holocaust museum, in the foothills iires ignorant of history. The majority Still, in the glow of memory, those years has slipped away. Still, it makes me outside Jerusalem. I was impressed of the young people r. have met do not of hardship in the East Bronx figure as a uneasy. with the displays, the library and the know, or care to kf\OW , some of the lost paradise simply because they were my For I don't want the immigrant-Jewish exhibit of paintings by the survivors of basic lessons of history. Many of them years of growing up, when the world still milieu - it's my life, you understand - to the camps. But the visit to the Anne are ignorant of .their own families' shone with freshness and expectation. A become "material" for chic museum Frank House _brought the Holocaust roots, never mind the roots of lost paradise, also, because displays and cozy Yinglish musicals. I into my life in a more powerful way. democracy and the struggle to preserve immigrant-Jewish life - narrow and don't want the world of my youth to be Rather than showi.ng tbe broad scope individual freedoms in this country provincial as it could be - gave me worked over (I almost said pawed) by of the Holocaust, which Yad Vashem and abroad. sensations of coherence, the persuasion sweet-tempered but ignorant filmmakers. does, the Anne Frank House showed But in Europe, you can still see the that life has shape and meaning, perhaps I don't want the lost hopes and surviving me how the Holocaust affected one scars, the bombed out buildings, the even purpose, as nothing in my later pains, the memories that still chafe, to family, and how it claimed the life of a mass graves where unknown soldiers years, neither political involvement nor become occasions, or pretexts, for young girl. This brought the enormity and citizens lie buried. These scars literary effort, quite could. The immigrant philistine observances among affluent of history home to me in a very offer concrete proof that the past subculture, as the sociologists say, was an Jews. personal, very painful way. actually existed. The neo-Nazis and "organic" culture, and ever since I left it I argue with myself: Do you want a And although I have written about others would have us believe none of it - for the keenest impulse of my late teens monopoly on remembrance of the my experiences in Amsterdam and ever happened. But you cannot hide was to race toward the outer world of immigrant world? Are you nurturing a Jerusalem before in this column, I'll from the truth when the ovens at America - I have known doubt and patrician claim to a plebeian childhood? linger on the memory just a minute Aushwitz are still on display, when division. Isn't there a touch of self-serving more to say that history's lessons photographs of Dam Square in I grew up toward the end of the snobbism here? The mere fact of asking cannot be ignored when they merge Amsterdam show the headquarters of immigrant-Jewish experience. The ranks such questions indicates that I can't just with one's own personal history. You the Nazi SS actually existed. were thinning, our culture was unraveling. dismiss them and pass on. But there are cannot escape the overwhelming How could the Austrians turn their Jewish socialism, which for a few decades moments of lucidity when I tell myself sadness, the claustrophobia, the horror backs on history? Are they suffering embodied the immigrants' ethical that I cherish the immigrant past for its you feel when you stand in the secret from amnesia? Or are they trying to yearnings, was starting to fade into the innocence of aspiration and its deep, annex at the Anne Frank House, in forgive and forget and live in sublime milder liberalism we have also seen fade. unrequited suffering, for its harsh realism rooms where daylight never ignorance? A note of wistful bewilderment was and muted sadness, for all it was and can penetrated. "This is a personal victory," said never be again. president-elect Kurt Waldheim, who Paradise? Yes, of a kind. But a paradise served in the Nazi Army and knew we have left behind because we had to about the atrocities being committed leave it, a paradise lost forever. How could the Austrians against Jews and others during the Irving Howe is tM author of Politics and war. " It is now time to cover the graves Candle lighting tM Novel, World of Our FatMrs, and turn their backs on history? Socialism and America. Are they suffering from that have been opened during this campaign." June 13, 1986 amnesia? Or are they But the graves are not quiet. And the · trying to forgive and forget dead will not rest. 8:03 p.m. and live in sublime Outside the electoral board headquarters in Vienna, Nazi hunter ~.~~4L"- J~] ignorance? Beate Klarsfeld stood with a poster (USPS 464-760) Published Every Week By The that read, "No to Waldheim." Jewish Press Publishing Company " I am going to keep haunting him," Afterward, I walked the skinny the indefatigable Klarsfeld told • EDITOR: streets alongside the canals to Dam reporters. ROBERT ISRAEL Square and, without thinking about it, It was reported that the majority of I bought a newspaper from a store Austrians felt the attacks against • ASSOCIATE EDITOR: located in the very building where the Waldheim, former secretary general to SUSAN BOSTIAN Nazi SS headquarters were once the United Nations, were unjustified, a • ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: located. Only when I retreated to a "Zionist plot" against a man of great BRUCE WEISMAN sidewalk cafe nearby did I realize that, integrity. had I been alive forty years ago, the Yet the World Jewish Congress' • ACCOUNT REP .: simple act of walking down the street findings cannot be hidden from KATHI WNEK to buy a newspaper would have been history. Waldheim served in the Nazi Letters Are Welcome M•iling Addfwu: Box 6063, PTovidMtee, A.I. forbidden. And I realized had I been army, knew about the persecution and 02940 alive then, I would have been sent to extermination of Jews and others. The TMPf'IOM: (401) 724--0200 PUNT: Het'akt Way, off Webster St. PawL, Au.schwitz from Amsterdam's central Austrian reaction to the findings by The Herald welcomes letters to the R.I. 02161 W OFFICE: 172 Taunton Ave., EHt Pro~. railroad station which served to funnel the JC is indicative of a willingness editor. R.I. 02914 Jews directly to that camp, on a direct to ignore the painful lessons of history. If you have a response to an editorial Second class postage paid at ProVtdence. railway line. The scars left by history will not AhOde Island Postmaster send address you have read here, or would like to changes to The A.I Herald. P O Box 6063 My stay in Amsterdam was brief, but heal. And while Kurt Waldeim enjoys express your opinion on any news or Providence. A.I 02940--6063 the horrifying and haunting memories an undeserved victory, many in the feature story published here, put it in By~ooA:= of the Nazi occupation stayed with me world community wonder if there will , writing. If there are issues you feel the southeastem Mass a=~=::~$14 00 per annum BuMi. rates on request The Hef'lld assumes sub· wherever I walked in the city. I had ever be justice and truth or if events Herald should know about. write to us. scnpbons are continuous unless notified to the purchased a book of photographs at the like this one are indicative of a trend of con1rary ,n WTrt•ng We want to hear from you. The Herald nsumes no fm1nci1I responst· Anne Frank House which showed amnesia that will make the loss of so blhty !or typograpl·ucal errors ,n ad1,1ert1se ­ Amsterdam's neighborhoods during many innocent people exterminated ment1. but 'NII ,..pnnt that part of the adver­ hsemenl m which the ty009r1phical error the occupation. Everywhere I turned I during the Nazi Reich seem Letters to the editor should be typed ~~,,:=s:,~;·~f::Ys:;;:= m:;; visualized how it must have been, Jews insignificant in the final analysis. or printed legi bly and addressed to o=,, hiding in secret annexes in the back of Only by striving to make the world Editor, Rhode Island Herald, P.O. Box Uns0110ted manuscnpls UnSOhcrted buildings or being rounded up in the aware of the on-going importance of 6063, Providence, R.I. 02940. Please manuscripts are wek:Ome We do no4 pay !or public squares or shot on sight. I have history, will we ever hope to achieve include your address and telephone ~:Ced"\:S~s~a=be Hl~ - dressed envelope ,I you want the m•nuscr,p4 since had a desire to return to the city, the liberation of all peoples. The number for ve rification. re1urned Letters to the edrtOI' rep-e•f!f'lt the op,mons of tt'M! wnters no4 the edttors and to do a research project at the Anne efforts at educating people should not The Herald also welcomes stloutd ,nctude tM lf!ttet .....mer s te4@phone Frank Museum, interviewing Dutch be abandoned. We have so much to opposite-page editorial commentary number lor venhcllhOr'I gain if we ca n teach people to live with The Herald ,s a membef Of the New Eng,anc:, citizens who remember the occupation, provided material sent does not exceed PTess A.ssooatJOtl and rfle "-~ Je-Msh to document thei r reactions, thei r their neighbors in peace and with publishable length. Prus As.5,0C!at'°" a!"ld a subscnbef to the memories. Perhaps some day I will be mutual respect. t~= ~~~gency and the Jew,sh THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1986 - 5 BJE Offers Beginners Hebrew The Bureau of Jewish for five weeks, beginning June 24. Education is offering a Beginners Tuition is $35. Classes will be held Hebrew class designed to teach a at the Bureau of Jewish Education, novice to read, write, and create 130 Sessions Street, Providence, Letters to the Editor simple sentences. The class will R.I. For further information, call meet twice a week, on Tuesday and 33 I -0956. Thursday evenings . from_ 7-9_p.m .

To The Editor: To The Editor: To The Editor: When Sadat signed the peace Cantor Freedman came to It is very difficult to live in a MARTY'S accord, euphoria gripped Jews who Temple Torat Yisrael four years community such as ours because of KOSHER MEAT MARKET clutched for peace like a drowning ago. Young and talented, the double standards which exist man grabs driftwood. I ambitious and dedicated, affable in areas affecting the very roots of 467-8903 88½ Rolfe St., Cranston remembered t hen that Sadat once and persistent, he took his role as Jewish tradition and law. wrote: " I hope to be the Hitler of cantor very seriously. This would We have several "Jewish" Koshered Meats For You the Mideast" also his be his life mission: he would not delicatessens - only two of which villainous attack on Yorn Kippur spare his energies and he would be are supervised by the Va'ad New Parking Available Across the Street 1981. I knew how deep-rooted a full-time servant and HaKashruth of Rhode Island. Arab hatred was - and is. The representative of the Where do most of us choose to Broilers 1 25 State Department had evidenced congregation. In short, in addition shop? At one which is NOT • lb. no lessening of Arabist leaning. to the Rabbi, he would become a supervised! Why should the owner , Veal Spear Ribs 1 49 Israel paid a fearfully high price clergyman in the fullest sense of of this estabhshment even I • lb. for peace by surrendering Sinai, the word. consider bringing the Va'ad F h G d B f 1 69 thanks to U.S. pressur!l. (Sadat Looking back now, it is amazing HaKashruth in? He doesn't need res rOUn ee • lb. once candidly sympathized with how much Cantor Freedman has them! His business flourishes, Ch ·k St k 2 19 Begin as getting nothing while he achieved. "I made mistakes," supported by the entire Jewish UC ea S • lb. got a rich plum.) admits Cantor Freedman, "and I community - including some of It was "peace" although the still have a tremendous amount to our most "holier than thou" MAKE YOUR SUMMER COOKOUT COMPLETE WITH MARTY'S MEATS! same political enemies and learn. This was my first full-time citizens. religious fanatics bent upon a pulpit." We have caterers supervised by ONE Of NEW EIIGLHO'S FINEST PRIYATI CAMPS Jihad were powerful in Egypt long As a trained musician, he chose the Va'ad HaKashruth; yet we before the assassination. Worse beautiful and meaningful music allow public and community yet, the big powers then as now and the people accepted it with dinners and cocktail parties to be never cease to abet the delight . His Bar and Bat Mitavah catered by one who is NOT CMPJ-W>AR -6~ bloodthirsty enemies of Israel with students were always well supervised by the Va'ad tor bo•• and ••,.•• ~ vast weaponry and training. I prepared. HaKashruth. It should be evident worried that the euphoria would As folk singer, he gave concerts to anyone who thinks about it that CA HIEH HILL H..OAD lead some to rationalize a let-down on many occasions. He wrote a this situation is intolerable. NO CLINTON, CONN. in support of Israel. I was called a column on Jewish music and ONE is above the law - history (203) 669-8312 cynic, pessimist, etc. lectured on Jewish music. has proven that over and over Now again euphoria: hosannahs Cantor Freedman was involved again. Remember Richard Nixon over the Pope's visit to a in many good causes within the ? synagogue ... broad hints it may large Jewish and secular We have two funeral homes. One SWIMMING under highest Am. Red Cross Instruction, Sailing on LI. Sound. Canoeing, be a prelude to Papal recognition community and also in the is known to maintain the highest Fishing, BASEBALL, basketball , soccer, tennis, horseback riding, all land sports expertly of Israel. Pope John Paul II " human chain" on behalf of world standards of Jewish tradition in taught, overnight camping, Bike touring, Pioneering covering LI. Sound, the rivers and peace. preparing the deceased, having the countryside of 8 states in the Northeast. 4-week Israel trip option for C.I.T.'s. ART, declared: "You are dearly beloved pottery, batik, leathercraft, wood-working, dance, drama, guitar instruction, photography. brothers" - an affirmation Cantor Freedman is leaving for deceased attended until the time of HADAR is known for its high standards, mature staff, excellent food. warm personal tolerable to Arabs as long as His a new and young congregation in the funeral and observing all true attention. and above all its reputation for providing children with atrulywondertul summer. Holiness withholds recognition Miami. It is a turning point in his J ewish funeral practices. The e ACA Accrettited e Co-Ed 5-16 e Oldest KOSHER camp in CT. and omits a visit to Israel. They life. We want his tomorrow to be other makes his own rules, leaves gloat over a successful bombing of better than yesterday. We wish the deceased unattended and is D. NATHANIEL FIS°CHER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR a Rome synagogue and, him well. given to tirades against his DR. BRUCE SCHNEIDER, Managing Director previously, the Pope's cordial Isaac Klausner competitor. Why do we tolerate CAMP HADAR, Carter HIii, Clinton CT. 06413 e 203169-8312 welcome to Arafat whose such behavior? Who is there to "HAPPINESS IS GOING TO HADAR " terrorists murdered Jewish police such unethical practices? Is children .-.. and no criticism of 't it up to the Chevra Kadisha or ther, lucrative business with Arab Board of Rabbis? Isn't it also our countries who sponsor terrorism! responsibility as thinking, caring Am I a gloomy cynic - or just a To the Editor: Jews to make sure that our loved worried realist? Each Shavuot, Israeli children ones are treated with the utmost S. Norman Gourse gather the best fruits from the respect as prescribed by Jewish agrarian communities in which law? they live and bring them to the It is time that responsible Jewish National Fund's leaders of the ENTIRE Jewish international headquarters in community took steps to abolish Jerusalem, for distribution to the these double standards once and ... for all. Whatever our personal c(){1'\~Soon poor and needy. These children are participating beliefs or practices, we should all in a contemporary version of an realize that if the standard is not earlier Jewish tradition, when the same for everyone, we are all To The Editor: farmers would come to the Holy diminished. May I call your attention to the Temple to bring two loaves from Name Withheld National Eye Care Projects' the finest wheat grown in Eretz HELPLINE, which begins June Israel as an offering, as well as the ... 23, 1986, in Rhode Island. choiciest of the first fruits. This The project's goal is to tell was done during Shavuot, a time which marked the end of the To The Editor: everyone age 65 and over The vote on the scaled-down throughout the state that medical barley and the beginning of the wheat harvest and a time, of arms sale to Saudi Arabia eye care is available to those who demons! rates strong Congressio­ cannot afford it. course, which came to mark the joyous anniversary of the giving of nal skepticism as to the reliability The HELPLINE offers medical of Saudi Arabia as an ally of the eye care to any U.S. citizen or legal the Torah at Sinai. The contemporary version of United States. resident age 65 and over who is When the Senate, without needy, who does not have any this tradition evokes quite powerfully the three strongest henefit of a major lohbying effort, medical eye physician, and who mi sses an historic override of a has a medical eye problem. forces for the continued ,, Presidential veto on an arms Professional medical eye care will regeneration of the Jewish state: the children of Israel, the bounty matter hy a single vote, it tells us a be offered to the disadvantaged great deal about Saudi Arabia's elderly at no out-of-pocket cost to of the land and JNF, which has been reclaiming Israel's land for wea k reputation in Coni:ress them. Information on eye diseases hecause of its activity in fin ancing farming, housing and industry The Eslcies a will be sent to anyone who calls PLO terrorism and its the toll-free HELPLINE number, since 1901. It was JNF which, during the consistently unconstructive role in 1-800-222-EYES. the Middle East peace process. The National Eye Care Project pre-state years, assisted settlers in draining malaria-infested swamps. We hope President Reaga n will is sponsored by the Foundation of recognize the real significance of the American Academy of Despite the British Mandatory Government's restrictions on his hai rl ine victory. We trust Ophthalmology and the Rhode Saudi Arabian officials wi ll , too. ~~ Isbnd Society of Eye Physicians Jewish land purchases and Arab A Edition of Desigler riots in the thirties, JNF land Thomas R. Mann l.in1ed Homes and Surgeons (RISEPS). AJCongress The success of this public purchases continued. Today, in EastGreerwich services project depends on decades after JNF's emphasis reaching people over the age 65 shifted from land purchase to land who believe that they have a reclamation, JNF has been medical eye problem, but who do involved in developing the not have the resources to seek infrastructure of hundreds of rural (401) 885-6464 medical care. villages, to the point that 30% of Thank you for your help in larael'a population lives on land ca Iii ng attention to this project. prepared by JNF. Israel's Peter DeBluio, M.D. aatounding agricultural growth ia Preeidenl due, in great part, to the Rhode laland Society redemptive work of JNF. ~ of Eye Phy11ic ian11 Dr. Joeeph Steruteln A Community By The LYie Fein Corr'4)onles and Surgeons Preeldent, JNF 6 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1986 Deborah Curran And Social Events Daniel Fradkin Married

Women's Assoc. At Jewish Home Recently nominated officers and newly elected executive board members of the Women's Association of the Jewish Home for the Aged will be installed at the organization's annual meeting on Wednesday, June 18, at 1:15 p.m. in the Martin Chase Auditorium at the Home. A cordial invitation is extended to all who wish to attend. The slate of officers includes Charlotte Goldberg, president; Florette Brill and Doris J acobs, vice presidents; Claire Ernstof, general treasurer; Freda Rosenberg, assistant treasurer; Beatrice Feldman, Helen Forman, Anne Krakowsky, Norma Richmond, Miriam Snell, financial At the Crestwood Country Club ball last month, Dr. Harold secretaries; Roberta Blum, Irene Hanzel (left) completed his three-year term as president. Also on Bock, Charlotte Cohen, Emma hand were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goldfarb (right), social committee Simon, chairwoman Esther chairpeople. Over 125 people attended -the annual event at the Swartz, mailing secretaries; Edith Rehoboth, Mass. Country Club. Bernstein, recording secretary; Gertrude Rotenberg, correspond­ Temple Shalom Sisterhood ing secretary. Newly selected to serve on the The Sisterhood of Temple Monday, June 9, in the Temple board of directors for the Shalom of Newport County held Social Hall. Rabbi Marc S. three-year term, 1986-1989, are Deborah Curran of Boston, Jagolinzer, Spiritual Leader, tea-length gowns of aqua satin, their installation of officers Gussie Baxt, Rose Berlinsky, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joel D. and carried white and pink roses following- a buffet dinner on served as installing officer for: Ardean Botvin, Harriet Horvitz, Curran of Pittsfield, President, Lois Schneller; Vice wi th baby's breath. Miriam Kabalkin, Lorraine Massachusetts, married Daniel William Thornton was best Presidents, Doris Fischer and Krasner, Charlotte Kwasha, Judy Allan Fradkin, also of Boston, on Arlene Zatz; Treasurer, Renee man. Ushers were Mark Curran, B. Levitt, Reva Lewis, Jane May 25, 1986. He is the son of Mr. the bride's brother, Joel Furst, Kaminitz; Recording Secretary, Sackett, Eva Sapolsky, Beverly and Mrs. Joseph Fradkin of Barbara Goldman; and Joseph Beatrice and Edward Satloff, Ruth Wagner, Deedee Plainview, New York. The bride is Kennedy. =-~ Corresponding Secretary, Zelda 1 Witman, Lillian Zarum and Eve the granddaughter of Mrs. Pearl !f~--£1,;1,I~~ t~~ -- :. Fisher. Zucker. Unexpired terms of board E. Curran of Providence and the The bride is a computer members will be filled by Claire late Martin Curran. programmer for John Hancock .·." .,,.~-~- ~ ~~ JCC Sports Bell, Leona Malkin, Susan The 6 o'clock ceremony was Mutual Life Insurance in Boston. ~, . Shindler, Florence Tilles and performed at Knesset Israel A graduate of Taconic High Terry Chasan. Synagogue, where a reception School, she received a bachelor of ·e Camp followed. science degree in business ) The nominating committee for The bride's gown was silk administration from Washington The Jewish Community Center 1986-87 will include Estelle trimmed with embroidered Venise University in St. Louis, Mo. "- is pleased to offer a summer sports Klemer, chairwoman; Beverly and Alencon lace. Her veil was day camp for children ages 6-12. The bridegroom is regional sales Adler, Evelyn Blazar, Rosalind held by i,. beaded wreath, and she The camp will run from June 9 manager for LSI Logic Corp. in Bolusky, Mildred Eisenstadt, carried roses. Boston. He graduated from through August 15. (No camp Gertrude Hak and Barbara Rosen. Miss Judith Curran was honor June 13, July 4). The camp days Plainview Old-Bethpage (N.Y.) The nominating committee for attendant for her sister. High School and received a ~J are 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Pre and 1985-86 consisted of Mildred Bridesmaids were Mrs. Janet bachelor of science degree in post camp is available at an Eisenstadt, chairwoman; Lillian Beatrice, Mrs. Jane Furst, the HAIRCOLORING additional fee . The JCC camp is electrical engineering from Bernstein, Helen Forman, Harriet bridegroom's sister; Mrs. Laura is make-up for your hair staffed by carefully selected and Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Horvitz, Lorraine Krasner, Grant and Ms. Marisa Pizzuto. After a trip to St. John and St. ... and the specialists at Mam'selle Sa1on thoroughly trained counselors, Gertrude Max and Blance Revkin, Elizabeth Blitz was a junior have a beautiful selection of shades. It's who are supervised by a Thomas, the couple will live in your choice to go subtle or dramatic - deceased. bridesmaid. The attendants wore Boston. there issunstreaking, high-lighting, tortoise professional staff. Swimming, shading, frosting, pearlizing and more. All baseball, basketball, tennis, and A raffle drawing, the final these effects do marveloua things for your fund -raising event of the year, will hair. many more activities are planned. take place fo llowing the Should you need some haircolor advice or For registration or more JCC Singles Events have a hair problem, come and see us. information please call the Jewish installation. Prizes include a 19" remote control color TV, a video A stimulating and fun-filled clinical practice with Delta ~":ff~':J!bf:. (Ex~~~fe~We"~~$~~~ Community Center, 861-8800. -'-r- a single process coloring, $22.00 for cassette recorder, a valuable gem month is planned for the Jewish Consultants, in Providence, has double proce88; a short hair frosting is stone necklace by the Bresnicks, Community Center Singles in done workshops on stress $20.00). management, has worked with You can trust us. We are experienced and and a $100 travel certificate from June. more. we listen very carefu.J ly toyourwishes . the Dorothy Ann Weiner travel Dr. Robert I. Cohen will be the singles, couples and families, and You should enjoy your visit with us. agency. Anyone who did not featured speaker at the Singles has lived the single life and MAMSELLE SALON receive raffle tickets by mail or Brunch, to be held on Sunday, stresses thereof. His topic for the who wishes to purchase additional June 22 at 11 a.m. Dr. Cohen is morning will be "Managing Stress 107 Taunton Ave. (At Fall River Ave.) as a Single Person." The cost for Seekonk, MA • 336·8395 ~ ones may ca ll the Women's Assistant Professor of Social Mon .. Tun., Sat I am-.i pm, Thurs., Fri. I am-I pm Association office. 35 I -4 750, Ext. Work at Rhode Island College the brunch is $3.50 for members 36. School of Social Work, is in and $6 for non-members.

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Providence, RI 02906 OPEN EVERY DAY 7 TO 7 751-6210 ' j T HE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1986 - 7 Linda Gold Wed To Richard Salk Pioneer Women Jerold Share Bolotins News Graduates Announce Birth Na'amat U.S.A. Club One, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Share of Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Bolotin of formerly Pioneer Women Club Clifton, N.J ., announce with Swampscott, Massachusetts are One, held their final board pleasure the graduation of their pleased to announce the birth of meeting of the season on son, Jerold, from Mt. Sinai their second child, and fi rst son, Thursday, May 29, at the home of Medical School in New York City. J ared Steven on May 17, 1986. Mr. and Mrs. Israel Resnick, Dr. Share graduated from Mr. and Mrs. Irving H. Levine of Sayles Avenue, Pawtucket. Passaic High School and earned Warwick, Rhode Island are the Financial reports were rendered his undergraduate degree at maternal grandparents. Mr. and and outstanding monies reported Cornell University. He will Mrs. Sidney Bolotin of Marble­ by the chairpeople of the various assume his position as a resident head, Massachusetts are the pater­ projects such as Donors, Ad in internal medicine at Parkland nal grandparents. J ournal and Spiritual Adoptions. Memorial Hospital in Dallas, Mrs. Rose Resnick, our hostess, Texas, on July 1. formerly of Milwaukee, Wis., and Dr. Share is the grandson of Child Sexual Life Member of Pioneer Women, Mrs. Evelyn Krasnoff of served a most creative and Cranston, R.I., and the late Eli Abuse Seminar delicious buffet luncheon enjoyed Krasnoff. by all. On June 26 and 27, the Rhode Mrs. Harry Sklut, Pres., closed Island Department for Children the meeting wishing all members a Local Na'Amat and Their Families will sponsor a happy and restful summer. Child Sexual Abuse Seminar Election and installation of News presented by Suzanne M. Sgroi, officers to be held in the fall. M.D., a nationally known Dvorah-Dayan Chapter of specialist in the field of Child Na'Amat/ USA will enjoy a gala Sexual Abuse. JCC News dinner to celebrate the final Dr. Sgroi is Executive Director meeting of the year on Monday, of the New England Clinical The Jewish Community Center June 16, at 6:30 p.m., at the home Associates, a private treatment Summer Day camps have limited of Jacqueline Teverow, 400 center for Child Sexual Abuse, and openings for the late summer Narragansett Parkway, Warwick. co-director of St. J oseph College sessions. The Camp sessions begin Planning committee for the event Institute for the treatment and J une 23 and end August 15. consists of J ackie Teverow, control of Child Sexual Abuse in Camp Haverim for kindergarten Florence Silver, Elaine Levy, Ceil West Hartford, Connecticut. She through sixth grade and Sports Krieger, Tess Hassenfeld, is the author of A Handbook of Camps for 6 to 12-year-olds have a Charlotte Cohen, Alice Clinical lnterventi.on in Child few spaces available. T he camps Eichenbaum and Elaine Sexual Abuse, and a physician in offer a complete program of Silverman. private practice in Suffield, sports, field trips and fun with The highlight of the evening will Connecticut. trained counselors under be the installation of officers: The two-day seminar will be professional supervision. Florence Silver, President; Elaine held at the Hospitality Center, For information call or write Levy, Corresponding Secretary; 1150 Narragansett Boulevard, Linda Gold of Warwick, Rhode lowed the 6 o'clock ceremony at Elliot Goldstein at the Center, 401 Claire Limer, T reasurer; Jackie Cranston, Rhode Island from 8 Island and Richard Salk of East Temple Am David. The bride was Elmgrove Ave., Providence, Teverow, Recording Secretary; a.m.-4 p.m. Greenwich, Rhode Island ex­ given in marriage by her father, 861-8800. Carolyn Gereboff, Membership; changed wedding vows on June 8, Sanford Gold. Sue Gold, sister of Tess Hasssenfeld and Betty 1986 at Temple Am David in War­ the bride, was the maid of honor. Suburban Jewish Leavitt, Program; Elaine wick. T he bride is the daughter of Amy Salk, sister of the groom, and Silverman, Flea Market; Ruth :J/u :lour Wall Sanford and Estelle Gold of War­ Lauren Rosenberg were brides-. Singles Garber, T heater Party; Edys wick, Rhode Island. The groom is maids. Paul Montella was the best Markovitz, Yard Sale; Sylvia WALLPAPER the son of Lewis and Charlotte man. David Salk, brother of the Prescott, JNF and Cards; Esther On Sunday evening, June 15, Kaplan, Publicity. Handprints • Silks • St rings Salk of East Greenwich, Rhode Is­ groom and Steven King were ush­ the Suburban Jewish Singles & T extures• Pressed Papers land. ers. Installing officer will be Mrs. Adult Singles groups of Temple Chaya Segal. • Kitchens • Baths T he bride is the grandaughter of T he bride is employed at T imes Emanuel, Newton, will co-sponsor Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rosenberg Mirror Cable Company. The "The Last Spring Dance." The WINDOW TREATMENTS and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gold, all groom is an Emergency Medical Dance will take place in the ~ Balloons • Verticals • Micros of Florida. T he groom is the Technician. After a wedding trip to Community Hall of Temple Graber • Levelor grandson of Mrs. Leo Hochman of Disneyworld, in Florida, the couple Emanuel, Newton Centre and will All Custom California. will reside in Warwick, Rhode Is­ begin at 7:45 p.m. A reception immediately fol- land. The John Rampino Oreb. will UPHOLSTERY play for the dance. There will be a Large Selection l.__r 'J.J cash bar, door prizes and coffee ~ and pastry. All singles in the New CARPETING England area have been invited to Berbers • Ant ron • Saxony Lara Sheer Bat Mitzvah attend this dance. The cost of made to order Hours: admission is $6.00 per person. .siiJU • -americana • sculpnne Tues. 9-8, Wed.-Fri. 9-5. Sat. 9-1 Lara Beth Sheer, daughter of Lara is the granddaughter of For further information on the Sheila and Neil Sheer of Foxboro, Rosalind and J erome Herman of bird, & Jocm, dance, please call Chester Rubin, c.kcorarioru fm doou Mass., was called to the T orah as a Cranston, R.I., and Eva Sheer of Director of Youth & Adult & m,.inrel, 1240 Oaklawn Avenue Bat Mitzvah on May 31 at the Providence and the late Leonard Activities at Temple Emanuel, Havdala Service at Temple Adath Sheer. She is also the (617) 332-5772. CARVING SHOP Cranston, R.I. Sharon, Sharon, Mass. A great-granddaughter of Anna David Klinger 86 I -3646 reception in her honor was held Rakusin of Providence. 463-6730 following the service. ~

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Around Town A Shining Example by Dorothea Snyder

In celebration of freedom, security membership was given to twin sisters and human rights, the name of whose struggle to emigrate began in Refusenik Tatyana Lozanskaya was to 1973 when they and their older sister be presented as an Honorary Honor applied for visas. Refused, their elder Roll member during a twinning sister received permission, and lives in ceremony in the Rhode Island - Israel hoping to be joined by the twin Southern Massachusetts Region last sisters and their children. week at the group's 1986 Honor Roll Outgoing president Lynne Grant dinner and Region installation. spotlighted the year's events such as Chairwoman Joan Perlmutter said, ORT's new school, Los Angeles "A twinning ceremony is a special way Technical Institute, which opened last to demonstrate our concern for the two October. "Now we have schools on million Jews in the Soviet Union both the west and east coast where an denied the right to practice their ORT school is sited at a Jewish Day religion in the land of their birth. School in Florida." " A twinning ceremony dramatizes Her talk touched on the 25-year-old the oppression of Soviet Jews, and ORT school in India, additional ORT introduces the concept of mutual schools in Europe, and the founding of Related to each other and through ORT .. Bessie Fishbein is flanked by her responsibility and concern of one Jew its first international technical grand nieces Joan Perlmutter, left, and Ann Miller, right. (Photos by Dorothea for another. Many American Jews institute, the Max Braude ORT S nyder). choose to share important ceremonies Institute in Karmiel, Israel, earmarked with Soviet Jews who are unable to to open in Sept. 1987. observe these important events in Jewish life as we do here tonight. The Wishing the best to incoming Russian participates by proxy with his president Robin Engle and Joan or her American twin. Perlmutter, who will serve as "106 years ago after ORT's inception chairwoman executive for the Region, in Russia," she continued, "we, the Lynne said, "For more than 58 years, members of Women's American ORT, Women's American ORT has worked continue to dedicate our support to for Jewish security and survival. Jewish communities around the globe. " We have grown and changed "It is for this reason that we have made possible major developments, decided to honor and present Honorary enabling ORT to expand, build, and Honor Roll membership to a Russian offer innovative training to our people Refusenik." everywhere. Her voice filled with joy, Joan "We are an organization of announced to the unknowing members extraordinary women," she said that the Russian Refusenik, listed as proudly. "The history of Women's their Honorary member that evening, American ORT is a shining example of was now living with her husband in the what can be accomplished by women United States. who believe in a movement of Jewish In her place, she said, the honorary life, and who are motivated to action."

Mona Scheraga, at left, listens intently as Lynne Grant delivers her speech as outgoing president.

••• t. ,", I .' • Two pairs of ORT mothers and daughters. Rochelle Port, left, stands behind ,; her mom, Esther Goldstein, seated left. Stephanie Zaidman, right, stands behind her mom, Doris Zaidman, seated right. Sandwiched are members Marsha Feital, Charlotte Levin, installing officer and ORT District One president, applauds standing; and Lena Deutsch, seated. the new president of the Rhode Island-Southern Mass. Region .. Robin Engle, at left.

A happy quintet. Seated from lefl are Robin Homoooff, Lyon Aaronson, Joan Breaking away from conversation are Caryl Feibelman, Barbara Brown, • McCullough. Standing from right ere Rhonda Covil, Lezlie Pious. Fredda Dressler, a nd Ellen Boriskin . THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE l:J, 1986 - 9 Dr. Raquel Shapiro Ben Gurion Centennial Year ( continued from page I) and this spirited woman who "Of course, I think my son is In The U.S. appears much younger has no wonderful but we live our own NEW YORK (JTA) - Former Theodore Bike!, actor, who were settlements are founded in the plans to slow down or retire. When lives. The period after my husband President Yitzhak Navan of Israel presented with the Israel Negev, where he lived and died, she is not working with the died was a very difficult time. But I launched the Ben Gurion Achievement Awards by Israel's and which he envisioned as the children at Henry Barnard School, asked myself, 'Where do I go from Centennial Year Celebration in Ambassador to the U.S., Meir reclaimed and flourishing she is busy with her private here as a woman?' Having had t he United States with a call to the Rosenne. Bernice Tannenbaum, heartland of Israel's future." practice. Her area of expertise is such a good first marriage doesn't Jewish people to complete the chairperson of the WZO-American helping gifted children and the put closure to a possibility of legacy of Israel's first Prime Section, and Ben Cohen, president people around them cope. She is another relationship. Now there is Minister, David Ben Gurion, in of the AZF, presided. honored to have been invited to a possibility, compared to being three areas that were especially presided. give a talk at a prestigious held by t his very beautiful close to him, which still await Navan said, "If we wish to Conference for Gifted Children. marriage t hat can never be fulfillment. uphold t he legacy of Ben Gurion, Her schedule is often crowded with equalled. It took a long while to They are, Navan said, we must enlist t he Jewish people traveling and speaking come to this and it took a lot of settlement of the desolate Negev to t he exalted task of making this engagements. work. which comprises 60 percent of the the year in which the desert begins Still her love for t he outdoors "With the degree came a lot of area of the State of Israel and is to flourish, and cities, villages and lures her out bike riding or on self-confidence. A feeling of the place where Ben Gurion lived photo expeditions with her son. openness. And being able to admit and is buried; advance the "We saw some beautiful sunsets in to the feelings of being ashamed of scientific and technological levels Hawaii, Paris and Newport. He's being a little Jewish girl in Cuba." of the State of Israel; and give all the photographer but I have an Certainly the little girl who was Jewish children in the diaspora a PRESERVE YOUR ability to see interesting photo once branded a discipline problem meaningful Jewish education. possibilities and he's technically and whose mission is now the Navan, who is Minister of adept at capturing them." betterment of families has grown. Education and Culture in the SUMMER MEMORIES She is very proud of her only "Every day I ask, ' How can I help Israeli Cabinet, addressed more child. After he narrowly survived a through better understanding of than 800 persons at a gala Israel and have your favorite shot enlarged. delicate surgical operation at birth, children? How can I show children Independence Day celebration she marveled at the miracle of his that respect is not just something co-sponsored by the World Zionist life. " I raised him to understand that an adult has coming to them Organization-American Section EAST SIDE that he had been allowed to live because they are an adult, but it and the American Zionist MEETING PLACE MALL and he owed something to the has to be earned? How can I show Federation at the New York world. I told him that he must give an adult that a child needs and Hilton Hotel here. 236 MEETING ST. something back. As a child he deserves t he respect that he the Honored by the WZO and AZF assisted the libra rian at Temple adult is demanding? I can't change on this occasion were Max Fisher PROVIDENCE Beth-El. When he was older he the whole world, but maybe I can of Detroit, who was cited as a offered himself for hospital work make a difference for just one "preeminent leader of the TEL. 351-1520 and was always involved in child.' American Jewish community,'' projects fo r t he needy. ''This is my mission." and George Segal, sculptor, and Mon.-Fri. 10-6 10 5 WE CAN QO: Sat. - ENLARGEMENTS · OVERNIGHT\ JCC s As Community Leaders REPRINTS - NEXT OAY SERVICE\

(continued from page I) because of the Holocaust or Conservative, Orthodox and FILM PROCESSING - ONE HOUR\ of the J ewish Agency. because of anti-Semitism or Reconstructionist; observant and The aim of the commission was because they grew up in a ghetto secular, with no questions asked "to examine the JCC role in the because they are not growing up in about one's religious or ideological Don't Forget - vital area of Jewish education, and a ghetto and they don't remember orientation. to determine how the J CC can best the Holocaust except insofar as we There Are No Quick Fix enlargements use its unique capabilities to keep reminding them of it, and Schemes gift ideas for make great sustain and fo rtify Jewish they don't run into anti-Semitism. The nature of the task facing the any occasion! education . . . and to fine-tune and They're going to choose to be J CCs "is such that it precludes any intensify Jewish programs and J ewish because they see some quick fix schemes," Pollack services," the commission stated point, they see some values." observed. "To help the Center field fastest qualitv in its report . Continuing, Mandel said: "The meet its obligations will require a processing in A Committee on Implemen­ ambience we grew up in is gone. long-term, continuing commit­ ~~FT~ tation was established to move Children don't grow up in homes ment on the part of the JWB and town! the blue ribbon panel study filled with Jewishness. We the Jewish Community Center from the drawing board into the therefore have to create an movement. A key element in this Center field: to meet with JCC lay environment where people can process is upgrading the Jewish leaders and professional staffs in connect with their Jewish past, education levels of the JCC cities across the U.S. in order to and the Centers provide or must professional staff by providing exchange ideas, programs and provide that kind of environment learning opportunities locally in NURSING activities and to coordinate and so that there will be a Jewish North America and in Israel. systematize ways to make JCCs future. That's the game, otherwise "Some of the larger Centers - - PLACEMENT more effective in contributing to we're going to lose people." The old have hired rabbis and other Jewish INC. --- t he continuity of Jewish life. This JCC model, Mandel observed, education professionals to committee was chaired by Lester "where Jews came to but which stimulate staff Jewish education Pollack, chairman of the Board of was not a place of Jewish and assist in program Associated YM-YWHAs of inculcation of Jewish history, development,'' Pollack said. "Still Nursing Care You Can Rely On Greater New York and a vice Jewish tradition and Jewish others have made use of the president of the Federation of thought, is not what we need scholar-in-residence concept to RN 's • LPN's • NA's • HOMEMAKERS J ewish Philanthropies of New today. The Center has to be the achieve the same end. The York. center of J ewishkeit, the place that upgrading of professional staff PRIVATE DUTY, HOME and HOSPITAL CARE T he committee submitted a strengthens the Jewish Jewish education is a key " Mandate for Action" to the JWB connection." component in optimizing Center convention in T oronto. The Touching The Issue Jewish educational potential." Fully Insured 728-7250 mandate was described by Pollack Of Jewishness Pollack also noted that the as "a long-term commit ment to The role of the JCCs as newly-established Committee on 24 Hour Service 885-6070 help t he Center movement realize institutions of forging the links J ewish Educational Enhancement its full potential, to continue to between the past and the future will hopefully develop "a series of upgrade standards fo r practice, was also underlined by Pollack. five-year plans" to stimulate and to marshal the resources "Throughout Jewish history, each ongoing educational development. necessary to encourage Centers to generation has had to st ruggle wit h Center educational activities, see J ewish education as a vi tal how best to sustain and invigorate according to J CC leaders, should YES. IT IS POSSIBLE priority." J ewish life so t hat what is passed be geared to attracting and To maintain and sustain the on to the next generation would be involving the unaffiliated, momentum gained in the period no less than what they received. fortifying those who are already TO PLEASE EVERYONE. J ewishly committed, deepening between the Miami and T oronto "T he Jewish Community Center Presenting the Kutsher summer vacation. 18-Hole Golf conventions. during which many movement has played and is understanding of Israel and its Course • 4 Racquetball Courts • 12 All-Weather & Clay of the 200 .JCCs began to redefine playing an important role in meaning for t he J ewish people, Tennis Courts • Indoor & Outdoor Pools • Health Club & and redirect their activities, a linking the J ewish past and the developing future J ewish Committee on ,Jewish Educational J ewish fu ture. It's doing this leadership, helping people learn to Exercise Center • Jogging Enhancement has been because the Center is an open door live fully as Jews in an open Track • Indoor Ice Skating • Private Lake established. It is chaired by R-Onald to lots of different people who society, and helping people to Boating & FIShing • Leibow of Los Angeles. JWB vice want the J ewish experiential articulate the meaning of being pres ident. J ewish. Aerobics • 2 Night­ activity. whether it's social, cklbs with New Shows Young Jews recreational, cultural or J CC leaders at both the Miami Pmenling great Every Night • Nursery & I:' entertainment all Have To Be Motivated t herapeutic." and Toronto conventions expressed unbridled enthusiasm Supervised Day Camp • The concern .Jee leaders have Many marginal. uncommitted Teen Program • Nite VALLI A,,,;-Ttt:u~"/ieJ~ ;~~ about enhancing Jewish education J ews. or even some who have fo r the new direction in which the • VK: DAMONE. JULY 12 • OA\110 BRENNER Patrol • Country JULY 19 • SHA NA NA. JULY 26 • • R06ERT Kl.~ 1s not rhetorical nor a matter of dropped out find that they can J CCs are moving. They are Cookouts 1 shibboleths. It is one of great "touch the issue of J ewishness" in convinced that t he " Mandate for ~~N~IE~ AL~'.= IW&fLBaA~ 1,= \IINTON. AUG 16 • NATALIE COLE AUG 23 • NEIL SEOAKA urgency. This concern was a Center, Pollack said. But this Action" is a mission possible. T hey LABOR DAY dramatically described by Mandel assumes the J CCs are the are convinced that the J CCs are in an interview wi th the JTA. fountainheads of Jewish eduction an d will become increasingly the Kutsher's Country Club " In my judgement." he said. acrO!IS the board for the young and foundries in which the chain of Mont~ . New ~ 12701 • (91') ~ "the young people of tomorrow are the elderly; high income or low; Jewish continuity is forged. CAU 1tlU fllEf - 431 lffl • - °""1 C.nls- not goin~ to choose to be Jewish jocks and scholars; Reform, (continued next week) 10 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1986 charging a 1 %-3 % sales fund sales in increments over the commission up front, even though years rather then upfront. Packaging they were not sold by brokers. The The advantage to the investor is gap narrowed still further when that when you put $1,000 into a Your Home some low-loads started charging 12b-l fund, the full $1,000 is Thinking of selling your house? Financial investors a 1 % fee to redeem their invested, unlike a front-end fund Want to get the best return fo r shares. in which the commission is your investment? Bruce Percelay, Recently, another new category deducted first, leaving less co-author of Packaging Your of funds has emerged. These have working for you. However, 12b-l s Home for Profit (Little, Brown, the rather obscure name, "12b-1 charge a "declining deferred sales April 1986) will speak at funds" and because they are new charge" (also called a back-end Providence Public Library, New Choices In Mutual Funds and something of a hybrid, they load) if you sell your shares within Rochambeau Branch, 708 Hope have confused some investors. But a certain number of years. For by Matthew Olerio St., Providence, on Monday, June purchased by mail. (All funds, 12b-ls are quite easy to example, with Shearson Lehman 16, beginning at 7 p.m. For many years choosing among however, even no-load funds, have understand. Brothers' three new 12b-1 Special Mr. Percelay, who grew up in mutual funds was relatively always charged a basic administra­ A 12b-1 fund pays the Equity Portfolios, you may pay a Pawtucket, R.I., has combined his simple, because there were just tion and management fee, which distributor an annual distribution charge of 5% if you sell in the first experience in consumer marketing two broad categories of funds: generally run .5% to 1% of average fee, which runs between .5% and year. The charge is reduced to 4% and real estate investment to loads and no-loads. Load funds assets.) 1.25% average assets. Such a fee is in the second year and so on down become a specialist in real estate carried a front-end sales charge of Then - a few years ago, the permitted by Securities and to zero in the sixth and subsequent marketing. He shares these unique up to 8.5% and were sold chiefly mutual fund scene became more Exchange Commission Rule 12b-1 years. The exit charge does not methods and his five-step plan in by brokers, who sifted through complicated, as distinctions (hence, the fund's name) and is in apply to market appreciation, his first book, Packaging Your hundreds of funds to find those bet.ween load and no-load funds addition to the basic reinvested dividends and Home for Profit. A former that matched the investor's blurred. Many load funds began administration and management distributions. advertising professional for a objectives. No-loads carried no charging a maximum of 4%-5%, fees mentioned earlier. The These redemption fees are often Boston-based agency and sales charge but had to be sought while many no-loads became what practical effect of the distribution waived for withdrawals from IRAs marketing director at a major New out by investors themselves and are now called "low-loads" by fee is that shareholders pay for and Keoghs or switches from one England real estate firm, he has 12b-1 fund to another within the spent the last seven years same family of funds. developing an effective system to It's difficult to make direct merchandise residential property. Minds Over Money comparisons of total charges Using his system, he has profited between 12b-ls, load funds and personally from his special Expresses our belief that you and your financial consultant low-loads. Aside from the different marketing approach, as well as are engaged in a partnership, one in which you both work together front-end, back-end and helping others maximize the resale distribution fees charged by value of residential property. to achieve your financial goals. various funds, much depends on Currently, Mr. Percelay is how long you hold a fund and how president of the Mt. Vernon much you invest. That's because Company in Boston, which Financial Consultant many load funds scale down their ' halldles real estate investments 1.) One who is an expert at listei;iing; getting to know a client's commissions as the amount and is a marketing consulting firm. invested increases. But a good The event is free and the public problems, concerns and needs. 2.) One who provides professional basic source to check is is cordially invited. Following advice and services tailored to specific requests and goals. Weisenberger Investment Com- Percelay's talk, there will be a , panies Service, which most big­ reception, opportunity to meet the 3.) One who is available at Shearson Lehman Bros. city public libraries have. author, purchase a book and have Although it's important to it autographed. For further understand the cost of investing in information, call the Rochambeau Shearson Lehman Bros. and The Serious Investor any mutual fund, it's equally Branch, 521-8774, Monday, • Tax Free Income • Stocks & Bonds • Mutual Funds important to remember why Wednesday or Friday. you're investing - to increase • Certificate of Deposits (CD's) • IRA Rollovers • Retirement & Pension Plans your capital or your income or Majestic Senior • Government Securities • Options • Futures & Commodities both. How well a fund performs, year after year, is the main Guild • Equity Research • Financial Management Accounts • Unit Trusts criterion on which you should base A regular meeting of the your investment decision. Majestic Senior Guild will be held Call: But with over 1,000 mutual on June 17 at 12:30 p.m. at funds available today, few Temple Torat Yisrael, Park Ave., Matthew Olerio individuals can adequately Cranston. ~ Financial Consultant Shearson Lehman Bros. SHFARSON research fund performance and All committee reports at this 401-272-1-160 - 1-800-556-7362 select funds. This is the key reason meeting. !EHMAN why it's smart to buy mutual funds Summer schedule for day trips Or Write: through a brokerage firm, rather are Coachlight Dinner Theatre, a BROfHERS than on your own. An experienced musical, Star Time, July 24. Shearson Lehman Bros. Financial Consultant can help you Dorsie's Dixieland in Cape Cod, An American Express company find funds that perform well in show and luncheon, Aug. 12. Boat 180 Westminster Mall both up and down markets - and trip to Martha's Vineyard, July 29. Matthew Olerio Providence, R.I. 02903 fit your investment objectives. Bermuda trip changed from Oct. Financial Consultant Matthew 0/eric is a financial 27 to Oct. 20. Shearson Lehman Bros. Att: Matt Olerio consultant at Shearson Lehman Deposits are accepted at this Brothers, Inc., Providence. meeting. All dues must be paid to go to the installation luncheon on I • June 24. This will be the last I meeting until the fall. INVESTING FOR SHIRLEY BASSEY is coming July 5. LOLA FALANA is coming July 12. Cranston 'ilj\ MAXIMUM INCOME RITA MORENO is coming July 19. Senior Guild SHECKY GREENE is coming July 26. The 1986 installation luncheon Attend our free seminar and learn how to increase your investment And you? of the Cranston Senior Guild will income through attractive higher-yielding vehicles now available, be held on Wednesday, June 18, at Come to Brown's and be entertained by the stars. All the act1v1ties, the Venus DeMilo, Swansea, such as Government Treasury Funds, Ginnie Mae Funds, Tax-free sumptuous food and friendly atmosphere add to the fun of a memorable Mass., starting at noon. investments, Preferred Stocks, Bond Funds, and the like. Brown's vacation for you and your whole family. Come enjoy' The program will consist of a SAMMYDAVISJR.- Aug. 2 ~ specially selected luncheon, SPEAKER: BARBARA KENERSON JERRY LEWIS-Aug. 9 NELL CARTER-Aug. 16 installation of officers and board VICE PRESIDENT TONY ORLANDO-Aug. 23 for the fiscal year, 1986-1987. WAYNE NEWTON-Aug. 31 LOC>tSHELOfW(f,N y 12759 lll'l-5151 For reservations, call Helen Barbara is a former educator and is most proficient as a lecturer CMvention lnouiries Invited FOi Resei-vai10ns Gall Toll F1tt (800) 3-BROWN'S Forman, chairperson for the day, on investments. at 521-0455. PLACE: Jewish Community Center Elmgrove Avenue Providence, RI Brier & Brier TIME: Choose one: Tuesday, June 24 at 7:00 p.m. or • Pension/Profit Sharing Plans for small Wednesday, June 25 at 2:00 p.m. corporations and self employed individuals • Non Qualified Deferred Compensation Plans 1-800-442-5642 in RI Tucker Anthony • Simplified Employee Pensions (SEP) 1610 Hospital Trust Tower 1-800-225-1530 Out of State Providence, RI 02903 401 -456-1900 To learn how our services can be of benefit to you and your business, please ail/ us at Name I 401 274-5000 Address Zip __ City State .New d MILTON I. BRIER JEFFREY G. BRIER Home# Business# En~1¥e I cannrov,dence, Rhode Island Om:l on THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1986 - 11 Problems In Cranston John Berger, Ruth Goldberg, Adolescents Bessie Lett, Anita Stein, Samuel Senior Guild Tippe, Sylvia Tippe and Sayra "When ls It Just a Phase and Weiner. How Can I Tell" is the subject of The Cranston Senior Guild Louis Brown is the installing a forum, developed to help parents annual luncheon and installation officer. Helen Forman, outgoing identify emotional and behavior of officers will be held on member of the Presidium, is problems in adolescents, which Wednesday, June 18, at the Venus chairperson of the day. will be held on June 25 at 7 p.m. at de Milo, Swansea, Mass. the Providence Center located at The following officers and board 520 Hope Street, Providence. On will be installed: ...... hand to address the subject and President, Beverly Jacobson; answer parents questions will be 1st vice president, Leonard Lyons; representatives who understand 2nd vice president, H.W. adolescent behavior: Barbara Jacobson; Treasurer, Eva Zucker; Durrell-Dickerson, Providence Asst. 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Arts & Entertainment

Jazz In Newport Wachusett The exotic extraordinaire Sun up and takes it beyond." Ra and his 14 piece Arkestra will Sun Ra has incorporated his Mountain be at The Blue Pelican on Sunday, own philosophy into his music, Gallery June 15, in two performances at 8 "I've chosen intergalactic music, p.m. and 10 p.m. Tickets can be or it has chosen me . . . I'm The gallery at the lodge at purchased at all Ticketron outlets actually painting pictures of W achusett Mountain ski area, or at The Blue Pelican. Advanced infinity with my music." In a live Princeton, Massachusetts, will tickets are $8, the day of the show perfo rmance atmosphere one can open for its third season on $9, or $11 reserved seating for expect musicians to venture into Saturday, June 14, 1986. The first parties of 4 or more. the audience and address solos to exhibition to be presented is Sun Ra is popularily regarded as individual spectators; primitive "Princeton: People & Places." An amusing scene from the Broadway musical, The Rink, by a jazz pianist; however, his music drums and bones, conventional Organized by Princeton artists, Kander and Ebb, currently on stage at Theatre-by-the-Sea, goes way beyond one's traditional band instruments and electronic Katharine L. Poor and Marilyn S. Mantunuck, R.I., through June 22. L to R: Maxon Gee, Rende idea of jazz. Chuck Haddox, keyboards drawn together; and Pratt, in cooperation with the Rae Norman, Gary Flynn and Peter Ermides. Reserva tions may co-host of "Jazz Alive" says of Sun dance and tribal chants to top off Princeton Historical Society, this be made at 401-789-1094. Ra, "He's always done it his way. an incredible cosmic experience. exhibit will be on display through He's taken jazz beyond traditional The intimate cabaret August 17, 1986. In addition to forms and he was one of the first atmosphere of The Blue Pelican their own works, portraits and ones to use synthesizers. (40 West Broadway) and Sun Ra landscapes by several other Camelot At Sometimes he'll play real should prove to be one of the most prominent Princeton artists will straight-a-head stuff. He just fascinating musical experiences be exhibited: Rosalind Sturges Zeiterion Theatre takes traditional jazz and frees it you'll ever have. Allen, Vernon H. Hall and George Lerner and Loewe's masterpiece show was originally directed in F. Mason. Photographs and of pomp and pageantry, Camelot, New London by Jack Allison, with artifacts of old Princeton will also opens the Zeiterion Theatre's choreography by Thom Warren. be a part of this informative and Sizzlin' Summer of Broadway New London's Musical Director, fascinating show. musicals on Thursday, June 19, Glen Clugston, will accompany The gallery hours are 10 a.m. to with four performances to run the show to New Bedford. 243 Reservoir Ave., Prov. 8 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday through Saturday, June 21. It is The New Bedford creat ive team (closed Monday). Admission is (N_ear Cranston Line) the first of three American includes Associate Directors free. An exhibit featuring the town Broadway musicals to be George Charbonneau and Armand RHODE ISLAND 'S ONLY COMPLETE KOSHER DELI history of Westminster, co-produced at the Zeiterion this Marchand, Associate Choreo­ Massachusetts, is planned for the summer by The American Musical grapher Clay James, and fall. FRESH BROILERS S1 .19 1b. Theatre of New London, CT. Associate Musical Director Don ~-~ W achusett Mountain ski area is (AMT), Charles S. Peckham, Vasconcelles, the same team that conveniently located off Route 140 Producer, and the · Zeiterion staged A Choru.s Line at the FRESH BULK CREAM CHEESE S1. 79 1b. in Princeton and is easily Theatre, Robert A. Freedman, Zeiterion last summer. accessible from all directions. For Executive Director. Performance David Dunbar plays Arthur, the We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities further information call times are at 8 p.m. on Thursday noble King of England who resides 617-464-5101. and Friday, J une 19 and 20, and at at Camelot. Dunbar received a 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Saturday, Joseph Jefferson Award June 21. Tickets are priced from Nomination for "Best Actor" for a ASSORTED COFFEE $15.00 to $20.00 and are available previous performance as Arthur. at the Zeiterion box office and all T he vain Sir Lancelot is played by FINE DESSERT Zeiterion ticket outlets. Box office David Gaines, who has played RESTAURANT & BAKERY !iiiiiraci~;,:~1 phone (61·7) 994-2900. Cornelius Hackel in Carol ii Rt.1 Malunuck '"' 7119-1094 ii Hello Dolly! will LIGHT EVENING MENU ii low Playing thru June 22 ii Camelot is the origin of such Channing's and familiar melodies as If Ever I be making his debut at the New LUNCH - SUNDAY BRUNCH ~iF'- THE- ,a-.Y-HIIIby the authors ot ... Would Leave You, I Loved You York City Opera later this "CMcato""Z-" ii ..~RIN - "Caurtl" ii Once in Silence, The Simple J oys summer. Lisa Vroman, an MFA ii -H-aYn u;'/()(Jf(lh-. of Maidenhood, and, of course, graduate of Carnegie-Mellon · 404 W/CICENDEN ST. Open Tues. lbru Sat. 11-11 ! Sunday 10-3 ii Tues.-Frl. 8:30 P.M., Sal 6 & 9 P.M. ii Camelot. These songs and others University and a recipient in the ii Sun. 7 P.M.; Wed. Mat. 2 P.M. ii PROVIDENCE, RI Closed Mondays are woven into the story of the National Institute of Musical (Al --St. Ind Hope St) ***************** legendary King Arthur and his T heatre's 1986 George London 861-1430 court, a story based on T.H. Competition in the dual category White's The Once and Future of Musical Theatre's 1986 George King. The sets and costumes of London Competition in the dual the Zeiterion production are as category of Musical Theater and RHODE ISLAND HERALD resplendent as those of Camelot's Opera, portrays Arthur's Broadway debut in 1960, and the charming Queen, Guenevere. AMT brings their 20-piece Featured in the cast of Camelot are orchestra to New Bedford to Jame§ Hindman as Merlyn, recapture the full, rich sounds of Ralston Hili as King Pellinore and NOW ON SALE the original orchestrations. Charles Michael Wright as The special arrangement Mordred. between AMT and the Zeiterion Following Camelot, the allows for talented local Zeiterion's Sizzlin' Summer of AT A LOCATION performers from the New Bedford Broadway Musicals continues area to be integrated with a with The Pajama Game on July professional Equity company. 24-26 and Carou.sel, August 28-30. Camelot, which opened at the A subscription to all three shows, NEAR YOU! 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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, J UNE 13, 1986 - 13 Jewish Singles In Newport Newport Music Festival Weekend NEWPORT - The 3rd Annual Black Ships Festival will be held The famed Newport Music accompanied by Russian pianist Charles F. Rosenay, a graduate appreciators include films, July 19-27, 1986, in Newport, R.I. Festival has just received official Mme. Mogilevskaia. of the New Haven Hebrew Day displays, special guests associated This cultural and educational confirmation from Gosconcert, the Festi .. sl Director Mark P . School, has been producing with the band's history, a lip-sync exchange program is a celebration State Artists' Agency in Moscow, Malkovich, III, is delighted with Beatles Conventions in such cities exhibition by Beatie lookalikes, of the opening of trade with Japan that two of the stars of the Bolshoi the outcome of negotiations which as New Haven, Boston, Miami, and live concerts by the Cast of in 1854 by Commodore Matthew Opera will open the Festival on have lasted nearly nine months. Seattle and Tokyo since 1978. The Broadway's Beatlemania, C. Perry, a native of Newport. July 7. Tenor Zurab Sotkilava and " It is an honor for Newport to 6th New England Beatles performing their "tribute to the This summer's events will soprano Makvala Kasrashvili, bring back to America these two Convention held in Connecticut Beatles" show. include a visit by the Japanese both of whom made their. very special artists. this past February, attracted a The weekend package features naval vessel KATORI and the American debuts in Newport in Festival dates are July 7-20; record 7,000 fans and followers of all these attractions along with United States Coast Guard tall 1977 and 1979, respectively, will phone (401) 846-1133 for the famed musical group. luxury lodging accommodations, ship EAGLE, with members of appear in joint recital. T hey will be information. On the weekend of July 18-20, two exciting shows of music and both crews taking part in athletic Rosenay and associate Daniel comedy showcases each evening, competitions and ceremonies. Also Levine (also a former Hebrew Day three full-course meals each day in planned are traditional Japanese student) take the convention addition to a lavish smorgasbord tea ceremonies, Kendo (martial Klein's concept one step further, cocktail party, plus, of course, art), Ikebana (flower arranging), combining it with a Jewish Singles unlimited use of the Raleigh's fine and Origami (paper folding) Weekend at the Raleigh Resort facilities which make it the demonstrations, a Koto concert Kosher Market Hotel in the Catskill Mountains. Catskill's liveliest resort. (traditional Japanese music), and Hundreds of Jewish singles, aged " It should be a great drum and folk dance 780 Hope St., Providence 21 -40, are expected to join the mini-vacation for singles from all performances. All of these events festivities, featuring indoor/ over CT, RI, Mass. and New are open to the public and most 421-0271 outdoor swimming, indoor ice York," says Rosenay, who expects are free of charge. 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Temple Beth-El Celebrates 100th NEW YORK (JTA) - The Israel. From October I 968 to April National Conference on Soviet 1986, 265,939 persons left the Confirmation Class Anniversary Jewry reported that 72 Jews USSR with Israeli visas and some emigrated from the Soviet Union 163,620 of them went to Israel, in April, 25 more than were according to Jerry Goodman, allowed to emigrate in March. Of executive director of the National the 72 April emigrants, 18 went to Conference.

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GERTRUDE S. COHEN GEORGE POPKIN EAST PROVIDENCE NORTH PROVIDENCE Gertrude S. Cohen, 84 , of the George Popkin, a reporter and Rumford Towers, 105 Newman columnist for the Providence On Shavuot, Friday morning, June 13, Temple Beth-El will mark the 100th Confirmation Ave., died Friday, June 6, 1986, at Journal-Bulletin, died on Class in the history of the congregation. In this special anniversary year, the Temple is taking a Memorial Hospital. She was the Thursday, June 5, at St. Joseph look back at its many significant classes of earlier years, including the one above, photographed widow of Louis E. Cohen. Hospital. He was 73 years old. on the steps of the Broad Street Temple. Members of Temple Beth-El 'Confirmation Class of 1986 Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., a Eleven yea rs ago, he retired from are: Siuart Ball, Matthew Coen, Julie Corwin, Tina Feldman, Eric Gates, Julie Levitt, Dawn daughter of the late Isadore and the Journal-Bulletin, where he Pollock, Lev Tabenkin, Alexis Waldman, and Sarah Zurier. Rose Goldstein, she lived in had been an award winning writer. Philadelphia for 20 years before He lived at 1363 Smith St., in moving to East Providence. She North Providence. Orthodox Nurses Launch Project formerly lived in Providence. Born in Boston, a son of the late Mrs. Cohen was the public Reuben and Sadie (Poley) Popkin, To Teach Breast Self-Examination relations chairwoman of the he graduated from Classical High NEW YORK (JTA) - The to teach women the five-minute issues that arise in hospital Rumford Towers Tenants School in 1930. He received his B.A. from Providence College in Nurses Section of the Association breast self-examination technique. situations. The need to discuss Association. During her years in of Orthodox Jewish Scientists One nurse has already taught it at such issues from an Orthodox Providence, she was a legal 1934 and his M.S. in journalism from Columbia University in 1935. (AOJS) has initiated a campaign the Riverdale mikvah, and the perspective has become pressing as secretary fo r more than 15 years at A bachelor, he leaves two to teach Jewish women the Nurses Section plans to contact more and more Orthodox women the offices of E. Harold Dick. She brothers, Sidney Popkin of North technique of breast the dozen or so others in the New enter the nursing profession, said was also an executive secretary for Providence, with whom he lived, Yo rk metropolitan area to arrange Moed. 10 years for W. Irving Wolf Sr., self-examination. and Henry Popkin of New York to conduct sessions there. The organization currently has president of the jewelry RN Linda Moed, a pediatric City. Five nurses are preparing about 100 members, mostly in the manufacturing firm which bore his nurse-practitioner in hematology/ A funeral service was held June oncology who holds a B.S.N. and is themselves to teach the technique New York metropolitan area; it name. 8, at the Max Sugarman Memorial by taking the American Cancer receives inquiries from as far away She leaves a son, Howard M. a leader of the Section, told the Chapel, 458 Hope St., Providence. as Florida and California. is also Colman of East Providence; a Jewish Telegraphic Agency that Society/Guttman lnstitute's It Burial was at Lincoln Park the program received special course in how to do the training. in contact with nurses at Shaarei daughter, Mrs. Eleanor P. Simon of Houston, Tex.; a sister, Miss Cemetery, Warwick. impetus from the growing evidence The nurses also hope to teach the Zedek Hospital in Jerusalem, who that Jewish women have a higher technique and make available receive all its nursing texts and Susan Goldstein; a brother, Julian L. Goldstein, both of Brooklyn, incidence of breast cancer. pamphlets and posters about it at journals. A program has been Members of the Section, she synagogue sisterhoods, Jewish started to enable American nurses and three grandchildren. said, are currently doing research centers, and organizations. to work at Shaarei Zedek for a few A funeral service was held at Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel, on the factors that contribute to Jewish institutions wishing to months at a time. 825 Hope St., Providence. Burial this problem and its possible arrange for a session where the was in Lincoln Park Cemetery, ~ causes, with an eye to preventive nurses will demonstrate the breast Warwick. measures. They are writing an examination technique can article on the subject which will be contact the AOJS office at (718) distributed to different Jewish 338-8593. institutions such as Jewish In addition to its outreach centers, synagogues, and mikvahs. program - which also involves U.S. Federal law now requires all funeral homes to Mikvahs, Moed continued are doing Health Fairs in the provide itemized pricing. Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel envfaioned as one of the prime community - the Nurses Section sites fo r the nurses to hold sessions holds meetings to discuss ethical has provided this courtesy for over ten years. Max Sugarman MOUNT SINAI Memorial Chapel MEMORIAL CHAPEL

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