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, 35¢ PER COPY Jews T.o Help Farmers Yitzhak Rabin: Israel's Man In The Middle by Ron Duhl settlement of Judea and Samaria, "He has thus far succeeded in In Trouble (JSPS) JERUSALEM even within the large Arab cities of enforcing peace in the territories Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin by Susan Birnbaum Goldstein, over 100,000 farm Hebron and Nablus. without taking drastic preventive is the centerpiece in Israel's NEW YORK (JTA) families per year, and he cited the Despite their differences, most actions," says Labor MK Shevah unfolding rotation drama. By Representatives of farmers' and accompanying increases in child in the Likud find Rabin's views an Weiss. agreement of the two major Jewish organizations have joined and spouse abuse, mental illness, acceptable middle ground But others are not so sure. coalition partners, Rabin will forces to combat the plight of "and the hopelessness." preferable to the anti-settlement Many on the left of Israel's American farmers and the spread continue to head t he country's attitudes prevalent in the Labor political spectrum, still angry over of anti-Semitism in agrarian areas The Range Of Projects military establishment, even as Party_ Rabin's refusal to authorize a of the country. White, speaking for Women's the two other highest offices in the Deputy Defense Minister Peace Now conference in Hebron This nationwide effort was American ORT and the Women's national-unity coalition will Michael Dekel, for instance, a last spring designed to promote announced at a meeting here last American ORT-JCRB Farm change hands - Prime Minister strong proponent of Jewish dialogue between Israeli doves and month at the headquarters of the Crisis Project, outlined the range Shimon Peres is moving to the settlement in the administered Palestinian nationalists, say that Union of American Hebrew of projects considered for Foreign Ministry, while Yitzhak territories and a Herutnik with the quality of life in t he territories Congregations (UAHC), the interaction between Jewish groups Shamir is leaving the latter post close ties to Shamir, has been is growing worse, not better. MK umbrella organization of Reform and farmers, Christian clergy, for the Prime Minister's offic e_ quoted as saying that Rabin's Ran Cohen of the Citizens Rights Judaism in the U.S. and Canada. rural media, teachers and public At 64 , Rabin has either become views were not far from his own. and Peace Movement says the The meeting, during the Succoth officials, including the more hawkish with the passing of Sources close to Rabin deny any situation today is "many times holiday, took place under a small consideration of programs of time, or, depending on whose affinity to the pro-settlement worse than it ever was before," succah where the representatives direct financial aid and the views are sought, has merely views of Dekel, but other Likud citing t he Defense Ministry's noted that the setting was a development of expanded mental spread his wings. When t he Members of Knesset, even if unwillingness to permit free reminder of Judaism's agrarian health services. "Once we started coalition agreement was critical of the slow pace of erecting municipal elections in the West roots and the importance of the learning about their (farmers') hammered out more than two new settlements, make a point of Bank and Gaza, and the use of harvest, celebrated during problems, we felt we had a moral years ago, he was known as the blaming Peres, and not Rabin. administrative arrests and Succoth, to both farmers and responsibility toward them." Labor Party's fo rmer prime Rabin has also staked the deportations, methods which he Jews. White explained that "as the minister, a veteran leader of the middle ground on t he volatile says were never employed in t he The representatives announced vocational and technical training socia list left whose career dates issues of administering t he territories by previous Defense the beginning of a national arm of the Jewish people, ORT from the pre-state days of the territori es 1.3 million Palestinian Ministers. Cohen also notes that petition drive to obtain one appreciates the importance of Palmach. T oday, he is the man in residents. Defense Ministry Israeli officials have responded to million signatures calling on productive labor, both as a means the middle, acceptable to most in officials say Rabin's policy is only about 600 requests for uniting Congress to declare an immediate of livelihood and because it cannot both the Labor and the Likud two-pronged: when it comes to the families scattered on both sides of moratorium on farm foreclosures, be separated from the dignity of blocs, though Israel's left war against terrorism, he will use the Jordan River in each of the fair prices for farm products and the individual or the wealth of compares him - unfavorably - the " iron fi st" even more than did two years Rabin bas been Defense an emergency aid program for society. We feel a tremendous to fo rmer Likud Defense Arik S haron, but when it comes to Minister, less than one-quarter of farm families forced into affinity for these farm families." Ministers Moshe Arens and Ariel improving t he quality of life in the the yearly total of family bankruptcy, foreclosure, and the Goldstein said his agency first Sharon_ territories, he will be more flexible unificat ions authorized by Rabin's most extreme consequences of became involved in t he farm crisis In fact , on a surprising number and responsive than any previous predecessors. "This is not only a poverty. through investigations into the of issues, Rabin is not only t he Minister of Defense. humanitarian issue of the utmost The petition drive was rabidly racist, anti-Semitic man in the middle, but apparently As a result, both sides of the importance," says Cohen, "but presented by Gertrude White, broadcasts of radio station able to convince each of the coalition praise Rabin for there are also political national president of Women's KTTL-FM in Dodge City, opposing coalition blocs that he is improving the security situation in implications for those who hope to American ORT, and David Kansas, whose religious sermons their man at t he Defense Ministry, the West Bank and Gaza. "Lately, open channels of communication with moderate Palestinian Goldstein, executive director of advocated violence against Jews, a mirror trick wo rthy of note in a number of important elements." the Kansas City (Missouri) Jewish Blacks and law enforcement Israel's di vided political climate. improvements have been Defense Ministry officials say Community Relations Bureau, officials. T ake, fo r example, t he question achieved," says Likud MK Uzi Cohen's figures are misleading. one of the pioneer Jewish He said that as members of the of Jewish settlement in the Landau, adding t hat Israel should They admit t hat last year 20 West organizations working to help the Kansas City JCRB learned more occupied tertitori es, destined to be crack down not only on armed Bank houses were blown up, and family farmer. The two groups about the extremists, they a major source of fri ction between Palestinian resistance, but also 13 Palestinians were deported, have been working jointly since simultaneously learned about the the coalition partners after t he against the fin ancial and while nearly 100 others were held last April, when Women's problems of family farmers, and rot ation. Rabin has long organizational infrastructure in administrative detention. But American ORT presented the "determined that for our own advocated the All on Plan, which which he says the PLO is these are not new methods, they Kansas City JCRB with a $25,000 security it was necessary to calls fo r settling strategic areas of developing in t he territories. say, noting that they have been grant to initiate a farm crisis develop a program to combat the West Bank with outposts At the same time, Rabin's employed by Israeli authorities anti-Semitism and racism because capable of serving as a first line of backers in the Labor Party praise project. The distribution of the since 1967, and only in exceptional petitions is being carried out by of our religious and social values, defense for the heavily-populated him fo r maintaining security and vu lnerable Tel-Avi v coastal cases when no other alternative Women's American ORT and and the tradition of Jewish without resorting to the region. In contrast. , many in the heavy- handed tactics employed by was available. A;; for unifying UAHC. community relations agencies in (Continued on page 11 ) There are now 300 farm families aiding people in pain." Likud favor indiscriminate fo rmer Likud Defense Ministers. going under every day, said (Continued on page 11) Muriel Leach Elected President Mendel The Purr-feet Of Jewish Home Muriel Leach was elected the "Martin M. Temkin Day" in Dorothy Lippman, Kenneth President of the Jewish Home at Providence. Logowitz, Lester Macktez, Dr. the 54th Annual Meeting of the Named as officers are a group of Morton Peret, Seth Perlmutter, Corporation on November 2, 1986, distinguished business and Jerome Sapolsky, the Honorable marking the first time in over 50 professional leaders who are active Bruce Selya, Matthew Shuster, years that a woman holds the in a myriad of Jewish community Sheldon Sollosy, and Scott Wolf. highest office. She succeeds endeavors. They include: Vice Filling a two-year unexpired Martin M. Temkin who completed Presidents, Ellis Waldman and term of office is Adele Zuckerman. four highly successful terms of Estelle Klemer; Treasurer, Simon Filling a one-year unexpired term office. Nemzow; Assistant Treasurer, of office is Rabbi Lawrence Mrs. Leach remarked in her Samuel Eisenstadt; Recording Silverman. acceptance speech that she felt the Secretary, Herbert Brown; and Serving a one-year term of Home was going full circle. For not Assistant Recording Secretary, office as a Presidential Appointee only was the Home founded by James Galkin. are: Major General (Ret.) Leonard women, but she is proud to be Those people who were elected Holland, Daniel Kane, the related to one of the founding to serve a three-year term of office Honorable Richard Licht, Donald women. She said that even though are: Melvin Alperin, Esther Alter, Miller, Ralph Rotkin, Charles she feels a definite link to the past, Robert Berkelhammer, John Samdperil, and Harold Weiner. she pledges to lead the Home's Blacher, Sylvia Brown, Michael growth in stature in the future. Dressler, Mildred Eisentstadt, Having served the Home for a In her first act as President, Norbert Feasel, Alan Frank, minimum of 15 years 1111 an Officer and/or Trustee, the following were Mrs. Leach presented e silver bowl Melvin Frank, Sadye Gereboff, installed u Honorary Trustees for to Martin Temkin in honor of his Marvin Grabel, Stanley Cocoa reau on owner Linda Nardollllo'• lap. The Wmalayan four yeare of exemplary Grossman, Barbara Gumpert, Life: Bertram Bernhardt, and DL cat wu one of 202 cat. in competition at the 30th Annlvert111ry leaderehip. Mayor Joeeph Paolino Marvin Holland, Beseie Hood, Joseph G. Fi8hbein. Show of the AU Breed Cat Club of the Northeut. (For atory, - presented a proclamation to him Arthur Hurvitz, J oseph Kau, installed u Honorary Presidlt'llt pa«e 8 .) (ph~ by Dorothea Snyder) proclaiming November 2, 1986, 1111 Arnold Kaufman, Louis Kramer, was Martin M. Temkin. 2 ----'ITHE)'R/HOIDN·ISU~J'IIDI HERA LU-, 'FmDl\'Y·~~(')'VEMBF;l't •P1 /'1980 ~ 1 ' Mechina Class At Am David \ . , .. " ~~Loe-al News

Shtamlers To Speak The Slutski's have been denied JCC Seniors- permission to emigrate to join Every Wednesday afternoon At Elkin Midrasha their daught.er for lO years and from 12:30-3 p.m, at the Jewish thus have become members of the On Sunday, November 16, from Community Center, 4()1 Elmgrove 11,000 strong group of Soviet 10:45-11 :30 a.m., the Harry Elkin Avenue in Providence, free craft Jewish Refuseniks. Midrasha will have as speakers, a instruction is being offered to se­ Ziva can offer no logical reason refusenik family, the Shtamlers. nior adults. for why her parents are kept in the Ziva Shtamler, daughter of the Providence Department of Soviet Union. They are elderly refusenik Slutsky family, Recreation crafts expert Tessie pensioners who never had any emigrated with her husband, Pulio is conducting the class, access to secrets. Lev Slutsky Yakov , to Israel in 1975. She left which is being sponsored by the worked as an accountant for a behind her elderly parents, Lev building company. Anna Slutsky Senior Adult and Adult Services and Anna Slutsky of Beltsi and wo rked as an accountant to a Departments of the Center. the Soviet Republic of Moldavia. furniture company. Both would lose their pensions when they The Mechina Class of Temple Am David who were move to Israel but Zi va says their consecrated at special service on Simchat Torah are: front row, COFFEE EXCHANGE desire to live with t hei r family and from left to right, Eden Salisbury, Caroline Perl, Rose Espresso • Cappucctno • Pastries in their homeland will satisfy Borzilleri. Back row, Adam Sholes, Sarah Shapiro, Benjamin them. Blackman and Craig Cohen. Seth Brown and Joshua Caplin are Over 40 varieties offresh Ziva and Yakov Shtamler live in also members of the class but were absent at the time the picture whole bean coffees, Israel with their daughter, was taken. plus water processed Michelle, and their son, Ron. They both sides - a strictly Orthodox decaffeinated coffees. have spent the last year studying Adult Ed At custom separating the sexes. The and working in the United States. original blue-sky ceiling is very Students are cordia lly invited to Temple Shalom beautiful as well as the central hear Ziva S htamler and her The Adult Education chandelier. Services are conducted 12 -year-old son speak about their every day of the year, which makes Committee of Temple Shalom experiences as a refusenik family, the congregation•very -proud. and their thoughts about the takes pleasure in announcing their future of Soviet Jewry. courses for the fall. For five weeks, beginning on Thursday, Judge Goldberg JCC Courses November 13 and concluding on At Beth-El December 18, the following Registration is now being held courses will be held at the Temple. Justice Arthur J. Goldberg will speak at Temple Beth-El this for the November/December From 7:15-8 p.m. Mr. Simon courses at the Jewish Community Friday, November 14 at 8:15 p.m. Pressman will be offering Basic Center, 401 Elmgrove Avenue in Yiddish and Rabbi Marc S. in the Temple Sanctuary. Justice Providence. Goldberg's presentation is made Jagolinzer will be teaching Basic small change The Children's Department will Hebrew to all those who are possible through the generous offer a 5 to 6 week mini-series endowment of the Louis and Freda interested. Following a break from beginning Monday, November 10. offers 8-8:10 p.m. the Rabbi will offer a Kaufman Memorial Fund. For course description and fees, Goldberg will speak on Church a large selection of children's quality resale course in Contemporary Jewish call Ruby Shalansky at 861-8800. Issues and Mrs. Dale G. Blumen State relations with an address clothing, toys, books and equipment The Youth Department witr entitled: "Does The Constitution will teach a session entitled, Life: WHERE DO WE GET THIS offer a Chess Club and The Perilous Journey which will Require That Each Keeps Its GREAT MERCHANDISE? Assertiveness Training for deal with transitions during the Hands Off Each Other?" Females. The courses will begin course of the family life cycle. Arthur J. Goldberg has made historic contributions to American from YOU - the community the week of November 17. For Registration for the courses is life in his capacities as jurist, information call Rob Haber at required. The fee is $5 for Temple LET US SELL YOUR MERCHANDISE diplomat, lawyer and academician. 861-8800. members and $10 for clean out those closets, basements, Goldberg served as Secretary of The Health and Physical nonmembers. For further Labor from 1961-1965 hut is best and attics, recycle those outgrown items Education Department is offering information, please contact Rabbi known for serving on t he U.S. a broad range of courses beginning Jagolinzer at the Temple. and receive a sizeable commi~ion. t he first week of November. Supreme Court from 1962-1965. For a CONSIGNMENT APPOINTMENT Pre-registration is required. Call He was a permanent Elliott Goldstein or Patti Weiner Cong. Sons Of Jacob representative of the U.S. to the call: Barbara Navas 861-4966 United Nations after leaving the Gold at 861-8800 for information. In celebration of our 90th Pickup service available Court in 1965. Birthday, the Congregation Sons Women's Assoc. The community is welcome to 764 HOPE ST. Tues.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 of Jacob Synagogue is having an attend Shabbat services and to Of Jewish Home Open House Sunday, November 16 help welcome Justice Goldberg. between the hours of 2 and 5 p.m. The Women's Association of For more information, call the Jewish Home for the Aged will The public is cordially invited. 33 1-6070. hold its Board Meeting on Refreshments will be served. The Wednesday, November 19, 1986, synagogue is the oldest Orthodox Piano Concert in the Martin Chace Auditorium synagogue in Rhode Island and At Beth-El at the Home at 12:30 p.m., perhaps New England with the Charlotte Goldberg, president, will exception of the Touro Synagogue, Dorothy Fishbein, President of preside. which is now a national shrine. the Sisterhood of Temple Beth-El, A petite luncheon will be served The second fl oor, added on in announced t hat Diana Smirnov at noon. 1922, has a women's balcony on and Faina Bryanskaya will be featured in a four-hand program on Sunday, November 23 at 2 p.m. Professionals in staffing services in the Temple's Meeting Hall, 70 and home health care • RN 's • LPN's • NURSES' Orchard Avenue in Providence. AIDES • HOME HEALTH AIDES • HOMEMAKERS/ LIVE-IN COMPANIONS • BABY SITTING SERVICE The program will include pieces by Schubert, Mozart and Rachmaninoff. It is open to the l\orrell community and there is no HEALTH CARE admission charge. • All personnel are carefully screened. • Immediate Response-24 hours a Diana Smirnov, a child prodigy, bonded and insured. including day studied at the Leningrad general liability and malpractice. • Quality Control R.N. Supervision. Conservatory before emigrating to NORRELL HEALTH CARE GUARANTEES YOUR SATISFACTION IN WRITING the United States and now teaches both at Providence College and at CALL 272-5070 130 Pitman St., Providence Wheaton College. Mrs. Bryanskay holds a Ph.D. in Music and Piano Pedagogy from Leningrad A Conservatory and presently is on -t~/ GARY'S PARK AVE. DELI the faculty of t he Hebrew Arts School in New York. The two / • \~\)\ 840 Park Ave., Cranston pianists have performed together 785-0020 since 1982. For more information on this Sunday concert, call 33 1-6070. TAKING ORDERS FOR ROAST TURKEYS Designer Apparel, Shoes and Accessories 12 lb . or 20 lb . 10 om 5·30 pm Dally. Thursday unfit 9 p .m. with stuffing & gravy 6<13 Reservoir Avenue, Cranston 9<13-9070 s1 .69 lb. rJJHE-'RiHOE>E•IShAN,O HEJ~AUD,·'FRJD!\•Y;.. NO.V)\;MBERi 1\4, 'li986 1--Aliyah to Israel. Providence. Lunch will be addressing: "Looking at Life: Dvorah-Dayan is one of 500 Clubs provided. Jewish Style," "Finding God," and across the nation that conduct GIFT SHOP HOLIDAY ~OUT-IQU~ This Nursing Home Teaching "Israel at the Crossroads." A community educational and social Conference is supported in part by talented array of speakers will be action projects, raising millions of Jewish Home 99 Hillside Ave., Providence an educational grant from Merck, participating in the program. dollars annually to help fund 800 Sharp, and Dohme. The Brown day care classes and day-night "'- ."' University Program in Medicine West Bay homes in Israel that serve 22,000 OPEN SUNDAY thru TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,.17, 18 has approved this conference for children, as well as other social, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. 1.5 credit hours per session in Jewish Center education and legal services for Category I of the Physician's The West Bay Jewish women and their families. Recognition Award of the AMA. Community Center will be holding Gifts f Qr_A.ll Qccaston~ The monthly conference is its Annual Paid Up Membership co-chaired by Dr. Henry lzeman, Event on Saturday, November 22 Director of Geriatrics at Miriam at 8 p.m. An evening of wine Schechter Day China ... Crystal ... Gift wa re ... Menorahs ... Hospital and Medical Director at tasting, at the home of Phil and School Jewelry-... Robes ... Dresses ... Dolls .. , the Jewish Home; Dr. James Gayle Sock, will be presented by a McCartney, Chief of the professional wine consultant. The On Thursday, November 20, the PLUS Anii'}a!s .. : Aprons ... Hand-Knit Afghans ... Department of Pyschiatry at fee for West Bay JCC members is Solomon Schechter Day School of Baby Sweaters .... Handbags ... Sweaters· ... Lingerie ... $10 per couple. New members are Miriam Hospital and Director of Rhode Island, 99 Taft Avenue, . . . free. Please RSVP by November '\_ "' Psychiatry at the Jewish Home; Providence, will host two Open and Dr. Marsha Fretwell, Director 17 by sending your check to: House sessions: one in the - DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING EARLY! of Geriatticscat Brown University WBJCC, 401 Elmgrove Avenue, morning from 10-11:30 a.m., and . " " . . ' Regular Hours Mon.-Fri_ll-4 , Sunday 1:4 and at Roger Williams Hospital. Providence, R.I. 02906. For the other in the evening from additional information, please call 7-9 p.m. BJE Workshops 831-1390. · At both Open House sessions The Bureau of Jewish Torat Yisrael visitors will: meet Rabbi Alvan H. Education is pleased to announce Kaunfer, Director; speak with the ., ....] ti several upcoming workshops. Sisterhood Administrative Staff: Lower Designed to enhance opportunities The Sisterhood of Temple School Coordinator, Middle for professional growth, to achieve Torat Yisrael will hold a regular School Coordinator and certification credit, and to enjoy meeting on Tuesday, November Admissions Director; visit the the camaraderie of colleagues, 18, 1986, at the Temple, 330 Park classrooms; view displays of these sessions cover a wide range Avenue, Cranston, R.I. at 8 p.m. student work and curricular of topics of value to the Judaic Marci Rosen is Chairlady for material, grades K-8; learn about teacher: the evening. The meeting will t he many fine programs offered at Tuesday, November 18, 1986: feature a "Discovery Toy Party" the Solomon Schechter Day Teaching History through demonstration. School. Primary Sources; Facilitator: Evelyn Brier. Tuesday, December 9. 1986: TURKEYS Meah Milim-Hebrew for the Fresh• Young• Tender Judaic teacher; Facilitator: Carol lngall. Gift Orders A Specialty All workshops are from "A World Of Difference When It's Fresh" 7:30-9:30 at the Bureau, 130 Sessions Street, Providence, and BELWING require prior registrations. Interested lay persons, as well as CALL TODAY TURKEY FARM teachers, are welcome to attend. 336-9142 773 Taunton Avenue (Rte. 44) Please call t he BJE at 331-0956 fo r Since 1944 Seekonk further info rmation. Randolph Braham To Speak ~~ The Maurice Greenberg Center FREE for Judaic Studies at the Univesity of Hartford is planning a series of 5 Hotel Nights in Israel lectures on "Perspectives on the Breakfast and Car Included .9he Ci.rtate,r at .'.1@-/2 .9'Cuoltf#r-lotizjr Holocaust." Plus Air Fare T he first speaker on Monday, al ii.if oe{!/fae,st. f7ltes.e laa:w~ ho-m&, December 8, will be Randolph L. Braham, professor of political .EL7J/AL7NZ with t/2.ar-w wuatme,arclutectarai science, City College of the City University of New York. He will Call Dorothy Wiener Travel ek;,uyz/,s, ;#1· rra almnMace[!/ .rjmce speak at 8 p.m. in the faculty 272-6200 dining room, Gengras Student and([/cefu& .q/ojX/7./Wf&, rradhaoe all Uni9_n. [!/d e detail.s rradrrmmitie,s JIOtL 'ue CUC/' ch:,,;rtedff

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by Eric Rosenman Greenfield did not tell his From the Editor Larry Greenfield spent this past companions that he was Jewish, but "I by Robert Israel Yom Kippur eve lying in the back of a found a grudging respect for Israel. truck for seven hours, being driven The Moslems respect those who take across Pakistani frontier country. He care of t heir own. They know that the was headed for a rendezvous which Arabs have 20 states and the Jews only would take him inside Afghanistan for one." a week with the mujahedin, His companions also told him that Yuppie Jews Invade New York anti-communist Islamic guerrillas. In t hey did not like terrorism, that "it was that week he would lose more than ten not part of t heir interpretation of I'm always interested in what's going instant gratification. In the long run, it pounds, witness two battles and, he Islam to kill women and children. They on in New York City. It is an exciting, is false - here today and gone said, discover that all those fighting in don't like Khomeini" - whose regime ever-changing place, full of cultural tomorrow. the name of Allah are not the same. reportedly is now trying to improve opportunities and surprises. I have Nowhere in the article, for example, Why would a 24-year-old graduate of relations wit h Moscow and forcing relatives and friends living in did any newly awakened yuppie Jew Georgetown University Law School - Afghan refugees in Iran to fight Iraq - Manhattan and I travel to the city express a commitment to tzedakah, the wit h a Zionist background "and they despise Qaddafi." from time to time, so it did not surprise commandment that declares that we undertake such a journey? Because A four-day hike (they rarely slept me when the latest issue of New York give of ourselves to one another, Greenfield draws a parallel between more than two hours a night) took magazine arrived and the cover story financially and otherwise, to help one the destruction of the Jews 40 years them deep into Afghanistan to a told me all I wanted to know about the another because it is the "right" thing ago and the destruction of Afghanistan mountain ridge overlooking Khost, the new yuppie Orthodox Jews of the to do. The article talked about today. "I was always taught never to site of a Soviet airbase. Along the way, Upper West Side. (Manhattanites call "sacrifices" t hese individuals faced - forget, never to be silent." moving with a group of about 50 the neighborhood west of Broadway giving up eating in non-kosher That and a strong interest in foreign mujahedin broken into five squads of the "Yupper West Side," and in case restaurants and frequenting the kosher policy led him to the ten each, they encountered hostile fire. you don't know the definition of restaurants that have opened up near Washington-based Committee for a "It sounded very close . .. There was a "yuppie," a word that has been grossly the synagogues on the Upper West Free Afghanistan. The committee brief exchange," each side trying to over-used, it means upwardly mobile Side instead. But there is no mention helped arrange some contacts and intimidate the other. young rich men and women attracted about caring for others, about Greenfield traveled to Karachi, But there was a more determined to the good life and little else). supporting Jewish institutions, about Pakistan, then on to the wild border battle on the ridge at Khost. Greenfield According to the story, Yuppie visiting the sick and the elderly. city of Peshawar and finally, secretly, accompanied a squad of about ten men. Orthodox Jews are newly converted In other words, the individuals, into Afghanistan. "About a kilometer away we could spot Jews who are tired and bored with many of them, are shallow, only now He said that of the approximately 16 the runway, a white strip with shadows having made it, so they search for roots they are "connected" to religion so million people who lived in the country that were Ml-24 Hind helicopter and religion at the Lincoln Square they feel better. Many of them, lonely before the Soviet invasion, l million gunships." The squad he was with synagogue and the other Orthodox and alienated, despite their successes, have been killed and 4.5 million driven synagogues in the area. find solace in the synagogue. They began firing Jll9.r4F1'. Bf!,:~vs:~~~ i:;; On the one hand, I am pleased that a willingness to embrace others and to addressed to the Editor, Rhode occur. • .major magazine devoted so much space work with others not for glory or Unsolicited manuscripts: Unsoliated Island Herald, P.O. Box 6063, manuscripts are wetoome. W• do not pay fot" "to explaining the tenets of Judaism to a pictures in the newspaper, but simply Providence, R.I. 02940. Include · and primarily because it is a ~~~e~1~~s!Tl:~ vast number of readers. By presenting your telephone number and dressed envek>pe if you wan! the manuscnpt Judaism in this way, many readers, commandment, a mitzvah that we returned Litters to tf'- ed1tot ,..eHnt the address for verification, please. oplniOn• bf the writers, not tM ..oiton.. and Jew and non-Jew alike, have to pause must perform. I The purpose of a newspaper is shovtd lnciUO. the letter writef''s tetept,one to understand why Jews do some of the That aspect of Judaism is missing number for "9f"ifloltton. to provide a forum of ideas and The Hereld Is • member o f the N9'11' England things they dp. It has educational from the article about Jews attracted opinions. Express your opinion Press Auod ation and the Amenc:an Jewiah value. t.o the latest trend that I predict will today by writing it down in a · Pre H Anoelltion, Ind • Suttsor1bet '° the Ind the JeWish But I am akeptical because instant peak and then dissipate, unless this letter t.o the editor. ~i= ~-r.-~ QfflCY reli,iion satiafiea only those seeking humanistic approach is emphasized. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1986 - 5 Letters to the Editor 1iwSJ&Ofl.

To The Editor: 16% of the prizes have been won To The Editor: We, along with many others, by Jews. A list we obtained from In the November 4th issue of ~- really never forgot. We simply Brandeis University is enclosed to The Providence Journal, a letter ~ ~ failed to remember. Included were back up this statement. And the by Jerry Snell appeared calling I~&?: HORS D'OEWRES AND APPETIZERS several million of our contribution of Jews to the upon, quote: "Jewish Leadership Chopped Liver . S6.00 lb. well-intentioned Jewish and knowledge which makes for to Ensure the Survival of the Chopped Herring SS.25 lb. non-Jewish world neighbors. progress of mankind is Jewish Nation etc., support the Meat Kn ishes . 55. 75 dz. It took the awarding of the 10 dz. Pock: Meat Knishes underscored by the fact that Jews, 'Right-Wing' calls, from within $49.50 Box Nobel prizes during the past few while only 2.5% of the U.S. and without Israel to - Annex Kishke ...... SS. 75 lb. weeks to reawaken us. ''Shame" population, won 28% of the Nobel Gaza, Judea and Samaria and Candied Yams ... $3.50 lb. many of us said to ourselves and to prizes awarded to Americans. exile its population to Jordan etc., Kreploch/Pototo Poncok:es/Bor-8-Que Meat Bolls . 55.25 dz. each other. To think it took the Need we say more? It is etc. Cocktail Stuffed Cabbage $6.60 dz. Dinner Size . S1 .75 ea. 40th anniversary of the Holocaust, unnecessary to point out who were Two questions stand right out: FOOD READY TO HEAT AND SERVE Roost Broiler (Stuffing & Grovy). SB.SO ea. those blood-stained pages of world the losers of the Nazi insanity. It 1) Who authorized Jerry Snell to Roost Capon (Stuffing & Gravy) (row wt.). S3.75 lb. history written by the Nazi must truly be "NEVER AGAIN." speak for the Jewish Nation? 2) Roost Turkey (Stuffing & Gravy) ( row wt.) . S3.25 lb. barbarians to be brought to mind And an important first step is to Since when do we address our Boneless Breast of Capon . SS.25 ea. by the selection of the Nobel Roast Brisket of Beef (lean) . S12.50 lb. have the local Holocaust strictly Jewish problems in Kashe Vanishkas . SS.25 lb. prizewinners, benefactors· of Memorial be located for maximum strange quarters when we have our Carrot Tzimes . . SS. 75 lb. mankind. The heart-sickening exposure so that it can truly serve own Rhode Island Herald (read by Noodle & Potato Puddings ( 8 servings) . $6.60 sm. contrast of the antithetical as a reminder. most of us here and nearby parts Noodle & Potato Puddings ( 12 seNings). S8.75 lg. extremes reflected in man's David Chernack and of Mass. & Conn.) and the Chicken. Cabbage, Vegetable. Beef and Barley Soups . $4.75 qt, humanity to man is mind boggling. Lucille Chernack Federation Voice? If our enemies FROM OUR BAKE SHOP Squash. Blueberry, Apple Pie (8 in.) ...... S6.25 ea. Imagine 11,000,000 fellow humans won't, they, the 'right-wingers' Block-Out Coke (8 in.) .$8.75 ea. Cinnomor Bobko ... $4.75 ea. who were forced to travel the (God forbid) might bring grief to Apple Strudel. Strip ..... S2.75 ea. Russian Coffee Coke S2.99 lb. death camp, mass grave, To The Editor: our people, as the likes of them did Other specialties available. crematoria route by the Nazi Last week with simultaneous in the past. Snell's letter, like his HOLIDAY PICKUP butchers. 6,000,000 of these were joy and horror, I watched the prior ones, goes only to embarrass Thursday, November 27. 1986 9:00 a .m. - 12:00 p .m. Jews. glorious Mitzvah of the us to the World. We need only go The truly frightening aspect of back to the days the Romans ruled Wait staff available to add extra elegance to your home ~:x:uty! Ransoming of Captives struggle to Please call to insure availability of all toed proclucts. what we have cited above is that it reveal itself to a world jaded and Judea when their ilk were the Pain seems that Shakespeare had of Israel. About the 70s C.E., the frustrated by Islamic barbarity (617) 325-7750 or (401) 751-5300 considerable foresight when in and cynicism. then so called "Zealots" agitated (in Rhode Island) "The Tempest" he penned the In Jewish law the ransoming of not to accept Roman-Cast Coins Under Supe,vision of the Koshruth Commission words: "What's past is prologue." captives is considered the sacred for goods sold because of the of the Synagogue Council Of Massachusetts Imagine, a moment in history, a obligation of our community. The emperor's image, supposedly Our Relo 11 ShOppe will hove sweep of time's second hand has Rambam notes for positive violating the injunction in the M o~~~~~:~cl~~s passed since the almost commandment #195 that "The Torah "Thou Shalt Not Make HolldOy needs unbelievable Holocaust crime captive is in the category both of Images Unto Thyself," and against humanity. And we already them that suffer hunger, thirst causing massacres on our people. ©ID see an ex-Nazi, Kurt Waldheim and nakedness, and of them that One can only wonder if these "so ~ elected President by the people of are even in mortal danger . . . called religious" would pass up Austria! And we can sadly add to deliver them that are drawn unto now a $10.00 bill because of our this, a few examples such as the death." Mr. Jacobsen said of his president's image. In the days of Crares Gilbert& Davl5 emergence from the cracks in the fellow hostages upon his Hadrian, during the siege of AN EXPRESSION OF ELEGANCE IN KOSHER CATERING walls of our untidy world the redemption - "They are in Hell." Jerusalem (Bar-Kochba Revolt), 851 North Main St .. Providence. R.I. growth of Aryan supremacy and How terrible it was then, those Zealots went so far as to neo- Nazi groups throughout the knowing this to be true that last burn down the warehouse of Ben world. And all this is. being played week continuously, daily even as Kalba Sevua (Akiba's out against the background of the light was struggling to break father-in-law) from which he HOLIDAY GIFTJNG STARTS WITH A Waldheim's stomach-turning through to his shining soul bound supplied the people only because "who me? despite incontrovertible in chains of darkness, that a more he and the other Tzedoikim SUBSCRIPTION TO THE evidence linking him to the subtle terrorism was trying to slay (Moderates) pleaded for calm and inhuman butchery of the Nazis. It him from within. obeying Roman Law. Prior to then augurs ill for mankind which For with a partisan visciousness the land was prosperous and the R.I. HERALD! appears bent on self-destruction. and self-righteousness rooted in people left alone in peace, as long We seem to be facing again the no humane place but only as the taxes were paid and no one prospects of another example of ravenous for the big story, the revolted; that was around the man's inhumanity to man. The headline, the new blurred photo of years 132 C.E., or so. face of evil is again being exposed. a corpse from some Jihad in Our Historian Josephus attests FOR JUST s10.oo (S14 out of state) you can give A very practical fact hit us and Beirut; gnawing and burning at to the fact that the riotous actions a friend or relative 52 weeks of the most compre­ hit us hard. It is not unreasonable the glorious Mitzvah like some of 'Zealots' caused the downfall, to assume that among the corrosive worm or insect; the destruction and dispersion of our hensive publication dedicated to the Jewish 11,000,000 non-Jews and Jews Nihilistic reporters and politicians people in the years 132 C.E., or so. Community. Timely features, local & social who were starved to death, fed into of the left sweated at the forges of Like the "Zealots" then, the so events. From the Editor and our Around Town the crematoria by the Nazi called 'Right-Wing,' the KACH destruction, while Jacobsen and section highlight each and every weekly issue. murderers there might have been his brothers swung and twisted (Rabbi Kahane) and Nobel wi nners in the six over the pit. ultra-fundamentalist religions, the categories. Or if they had not had At last weeks end the entire minority of the Jewish people in the gift of life taken from them by country was witness to this "press Israel and all over are now t he Nazi madmen they could very Jihad" in their murderous hubris ignoring the pleas of our well have made contributions to as t hey publicly racked and Moderates. Their destructive acts improve the quality of life of their tormented the released captive and agitations are only doing To give your gift just fill out the coupon below fe ll owmen and made the world a Jacobsen, now before them in harm to our people in Israel and better place in which to live. They America. He pleaded with them to invoking disgust towards us and and mail it to: might even have come up with an relent that others might still be led doing a lot of harm to the 'Jewish answer to the mutually assured through the hidden gates to Cause.' We can only hope that the Subscription Dept. nuclear destruction which faces freedom. They did not relent. likes of them neve r succeed to take civiliation. Both sides possess the They have not relented. May the over and moderation, as well as A.I. Herald ability, according to reliable spiritual wasteland of t hese diligent negotiations with our sources, to kill those who disagree, partisans of the apocalypse be Arab neighbors, some day soon P.O. Box 6063 12 times over. Once, unfortunately rejected by a resurgent and lead to peace and a secure home in Providence, A.I. 02940 is too much. We speak as two confident American people. Israel for our people. Amen. people who have seen with sad I offer praise to the Maurice Prager eyes what happened in Hiroshima. ------, governments of Israel and A.I. HERALD GIFT SUBSCRIPTION . And that is why we feel along with America jointly for leaping to the P.O. Box 6063, Prov. A.I. 02940 many others that Holocaust performance of this holy and Memorials proliferating in many difficult Mitzvah. 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I his reputation by resigning. Modern Jewish Studies of Phonell ______Pl1ooe, . I Brandeis Uni ve rsity we ran across However, one wishes that these some facts that somewhat urgings would come from Austria. surprised us as Jews. Si nce the Nathan Perlmutter L.:.PL.:"'~_:~E_:':c:~~~~:_:~-~~~~-~J inception of the Nobel awards over ADL National Director 6 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1986 Joan Gertsacov Married Social Events To Joseph Kopels

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Religious Celebration Of Rl350 B'nai B'rith One of the examples Rhode actors portray Roger Williams and Island has set for the American Anne Hutchinson will take the nation is a community devoted to place of a sermon. Special music religious liberty for all. Since the will be provided by the Cranston days of Roger Williams, three Ecumenical Choir. Following the hundred and fifty years ago, service, there will be a time for Rhode Island has been a "lively fellowship and refreshment hosted experiment" in toleration, where by the Religious Sub-committee of no person is "molested for the Rhode Island Heritage conscience sake," and "where true Commission, chaired by Mrs. J. liberty flourished in matter of Joseph Garrahy and Mrs. Edward religious concernment." To Di Prete. The afternoon's service is celebrate both this ideal and its sponsored by the Rhode Island near perfect application over three State Council of Churches, the and half centuries, the major Catholic Diocese of Providence, religious faiths of Rhode Island and Rhode Island Board of Rabbis will conduct a service of in cooperation with RI 350th, Inc. celebration and thanksgiving, and with the assistance of the November 23 at 3 p.m. at the First Rhode Island Historical Society. The B'nai B'rith Youth Baptist Church in America, 75 The offering from the service Organization (BBYO) announces North Main Street, Providence. will go to the Interfaith Dire the appointment of Ted Jacobs of The public is cordially invited to Emergency Fund. This money has Brighton, Mass., as regional attend. been used for the last seven years director of its New England Participating in this service will for those in the community who Region. The region ranges from be lay persons · representing need emergency heating Rhode Island to Maine. rl·tfti -'I Iii 'Ii l hq~)'I Roman Catholic, Episcopal, assistance. The fund has been Jacobs, who assumed his Protestru)t, Orthodox, and Jewish sponsored by the Roman Catholic, position in early October, is faith communities. The historical Protestant and Jewish responsible for the development of dram}, "Legacy . , o( Roger communities in Rhode Island. programming and the Williams" in which •two Trinity administration of operations. Jacobs, who received his Ph.D. in educational administration and supervision from Boston College, earned both his master's and ·Personal - ~\ undergraduate degrees from the University of Massachusetts. Joan Sara Gertsacov and Sabrina neckline featuring a From 1979 to the present, ,Joseph Kopels, both of reimbroidered bodice with Alecon Worko~~s. '~. C" Jacobs has served New England Providence, Rhode Island lace and pearl beading. Her full Region BBYO as its assistant exchanged wedding vows at skirt flared into a stunning regional director. Temple Sinai in Cranston, on cathedral train. She carried her by~~~ Prior to that position, Jacobs Saturday, November 8, 1986. The grandmother's bridal bible with a held posts as assistant principal at bride is the daughter of Mr. and cascade of white orchids and the Milford Area Senior High Mrs. Kenneth Gertsacov of foliage. School in Milford, N.H., acting Cranston, Rhode Island. The J anice White Gifford was her "Develop a.fitness program that's rightjor assistant principal at Georgetown groom is the son of Mr. W. Kopels maid of honor. The bride was also you in the corrifort of your home." Junior-Senior High School in of Pittsfield, Massachusetts. attended by Lori Solinger and Georgetown, MA., and a teacher of The bride was given in marriage Virginia Laffey. David F. Specializing In Aerobics, Weight Training, & Body Toning U.S. history, American by her father. A wedding reception LaDoucuer was best man. Mart in government, and sociology at CALL CANDITA FOR A FREE CONSULTATION was held at the Temple, Gertsacov, Mark Sammartino and Waltham High School in immediately following the evening Timothy Taylor were ushers. Waltham, MA. AF AA Certified 463-9374 Reasonable Rates ceremony. After a wedding trip to J amaica, Jacobs succeeds Debra The bride wore a white the couple will make their home in Raflowitz, who left to accept a versailles taffeta gown with a Providence, Rhode Island. position with the Educational Alliance West of the Jewish ..J# Federation of New York. ,.. ~ r ' ,..~ .. When family or friends can't be there, ROCHAMBEAU HAIR PLUS European Manicures by Sophia sgoo

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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 , 1986 - 7 Providence Chapter 50th W~ding Anniversary Of Hadassah ---·······-·······························' -·.!!--···,' Ruth Flink Ades, native Rhode : .Ld, 23~~~ '1a,r,ida : Islander, transpla nted to New '~ 71 , ' Bedford, Mass., brought the ' ' message of the Soviet Refuseniks ' ' to the audience of the Providence ' ' Chapter of Hadassah on October ' ' 27 as it had never been told before. : OpeMJMg Flfi.t/oy, Nov. 14 : Speaking after her recent visit to the Soviet Union with her ' ' husband, Alan, they had · the ' ' opportunity to confer with a ' ' number of Refusenik families in ' ' Moscow and Leningrad. ' ' Ruth is past president of New Bedford's Chapter of Hadassah, her Synagogue's Sisterhood, the New England Branch of Women's ! 10.,_ ~s'- ! League for Conservative Judaism, ' ' which encompasses 51 : PJ'-"'""'91 FiMiA/,;.,h rw1, PMAOIVk'-li /"'~ : Sisterhoods, and Ruth was also the ' ...... , ' first woman to be elected to the ' Synagogue's Board of Directors. :' K,d/JiJ, & ~ GObttbili Ma/L, Tt,. 0- : Many individuals as well as communities all over the country :HOURS: Mon. & Wed. & Fri. 10-4 • Tues. & Thurs. 11'-5 • Sat. 10-2 p.m.: have worked for the emigration of ' ' Soviet Jews. They have sent ': 201 WAYLAND AVE, PROVIDENCE 861-4437 ': telegrams, written letters to ~ ...... ~ Washington and even participated in marches and rallies. However, how many people raised money through their own labor in order to Solomon Schechter Day School of RI ransom people held hostage in the Cantor and Mrs. Charles Ross Temple Emanu-El in Providence. Soviet Union? Ruth accomplished celebrated their 50th wedding Family and friends attended from this through her designs of Judaic anniversary. The couple was Boston, Florida, New Jersey, New needlepoint which were sold to married on October 25, 1936. A York, and Rhode Island. OPEN HOUSE obtain funds. In addition she gala celebration was held at lectured throughout New England on the subject of J ewish Art from Thursday, November 20 Biblical times to the present, all earnings going toward the Roth steins Hunger Issue 10-11 :30 a.m. 7:00-9 p.m. ransoming of these harrassed Addressed Soviet Jews. Announce 99 Taft Avenue, Providence It is little wonder that she is the The Wayland Collegium and recipient of numerous awards. The Birth the Alan Shawn Feinstein World J ewish Theological Seminary Dr. and Mrs. Steven A. Hunger Program at Brown meet the Director and Administrative staff bestowed its Leadership and Rothstein of Manchester, N.H. University will present a series of Community Service Awards for announce the birth of their first public lectures on the "History of visit the classrooms and view displays of her outstanding service to child, Drew Arthur. He was born Hunger" as part of the 1986-87 student work ,Judaism. The State of Israel on October 9, 1986. He weighed 9 Faculty Seminar on the History of Bonds Shalom award was given tu lbs. 10 oz . Hunger. The following four discover the fine programs offered at Ruth and Alan. For researching The maternal grandparents are lectures will take place at 4 p.m. in a nd executing a family tree from Elaine and Ronald Rothstein of Room 302, Wilson Hall, on the Solomon Schechter 1800 to the present for Women's Cleveland, Ohio. Paternal College Green: League fo r Conservative Judaism, grandparents are Muriel and Wednesday, November 19. she was presented the Gold Medal Berton Goldblatt of Cranston, R.L " Nutrition and the Decline of • K-8 fully certified by state of R.I. award . and the late Arthur H. Rothstein. Mortality Since 1700." Robert SU I.PMON • Full day kindergarten Currently Ruth is in volved with Great grandparents are Mrs. Anna William Fogel, director, Center for SC HECHTER the New · Bedfo rd Federation, Shultz of Ohio and Mrs. Sarah Population Economics, and • Outstanding academics · ,~.~~n~,~~~,l serving as Project Renewal Rothstein of Providence. Charles R. Walgreen Professor of • Innovative Judaic Studies Chairman. She continues t.o work American Institutions, University fo r the Soviet Jewry T ask Force of of Chicago. • Small classes - attention to Greater New Bedford after Tuesday, November 25. "Food individual needs completing her term as Chairman. Shortage, Nutritional States and She is a member of the Campaign I Epidemic Disease in Preindustrial Cabinet as we ll as Kosher Europe." John D. Post, professor Traditional Values - Contemporary Methods Consultant fo r small communities. of history, Northeastern - A Jewish Day School to educate the next generation Ruth is a national boa rd University. member of UJA, Federation's Women·s Division, Women's Call 751-2470 for more information League fo r Conservative Judaism • a nd the Center fo r Learning & Leadershi p under Rabbi Yutz Greenberg: as well as Vice President of the New England :.: Region United Synagogue of America. Ruth ur!(ed every individual ~ present at the meet ing to write letters to t he fa milies trapped in @r the Soviet Unio n, so t hat they will know they are not fo rgotten. Many The .lewleh Community Center'• Hadassah members wrote Eleventh Annual immediately and Federation underUJok the mailing of the letters. 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Around Town Mendel The Purr-feet hy Dorothea Snyder

Fluffs of fur flew in by plane and I scanned the green pages. Midnight, van! Kit Kat, Timothy, Smokey, Mendel. From Houlton, Maine by the Mendel? Mendel!! Canadian border to Fort Lauderdale. "Mendel, yes, this is Mendel," said 202 shapes, shades and sizes. Mendel's owners. Sharron Farbsten For some, it was merely a repeat Sirenski and Michael Sirenski are perfo rmance of previous shows. non-plused by my awe. For others, a debut at the 30th I read all Mendel's vital statistics: Anniversary Show of the All Breed Cat Household Pet. Date of birth, Club of the Northeast held at 10/00/80. Father unknown, Mother Cumberland South Middle School last Unknown. Sunday. A real beauty he is. There we re Tabbys, Manx, Persians "Mendel's looking straight at you," and Siamese; Burmese, Russian Blues, blurted young Kris Sirenski, analyzing Somalis and Tonkinese. Mendel's eye contact. "I know he's I was hob nobbing with the fe line saying, Tm getting my picture taken."' elite. "Come on Mendel, stay still,"

Kris Sirenski with his Himalayan cat, Cowboy. Kris's father, Michael S irensk i, is president of the Cat Club. (photos by Dorothea Snyder)

Then, I spotted a plain, ordinary cat: encouraged Michael. sun-bather sill sitter who glassily Click, click. peered out when you passed his "Mendel was rescued by the North territorial turf; an earthy, Smithfield Animal Shelter," Sharron unsophisticated feline who leaves a said. "We just happened to stop by one trail of paw prints en route to his day, and I fell in love with him. We've throne atop a car, preferably white. had the most wonderful time showing Trekking by with breeze-brushing him as a 'Household Pet."' speed were two transport teams, one Mendel was purring. Why not? He carrying two Himalayans tucked under had been awarded all kinds of rosettes arms, and one Abyssinian cradled like that day, and furthermore, he places in a baby. the finals all the time, his owners said. But I couldn't take my eyes off the Mendel, Mendel, Mendel, you are a plain, ordinary, earthy, Household Pet beauty. unsophisticated cat, perched shoulder But 10 miles away, Bandit Snyder is high. snoozing, curled up on a towel-covered I checked my program feverishly for antique chair, looking as if he walked this regal, royal cat. out of a Rembrandt. The names blurred as I ran down the When he sits, my black Household yellow pages, categorized for one type Pet beauty is majestically Egyptian. of Championship cats. Tabu's Tabuki When he stretches out, my panther of Imagine? Courtlane Heart Throb of is live from the pages of National Belle Chat? Wildlife Magazine. Norn de plumes not fancy enough for Mendel, Mendel, you are in fo r it at him. the 31st Show! Mendel gets t he once over in the Household Pets Div ision by judge A. David Bandy of San Jose, California.

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It will program to educate and involve resolution, which called the farm authorizations results not from a withdrawal has significantly take place immediately following urban Jews and through Jews crisis "the most severe since the change in policy, but from a improved Israel's defense posture services which begin at 9 a.m. other urban people in action on Great Depression" and urged decision to respond only to those and morale, say Rabin's backers. Saturday. Shabbat afternoon the farm crisis." legislative action to "stem the tide requests of a truly humanitarian " Rabin has returned our security Rabbi Jacobs will teach his Some Of The Jewish of farm foreclosures, offer nature, while refusing permits to policy to the glory days of Mishne class at 3:15 p.m. Mincha Agencies Involved reasonable and immediate debt others who fo r various reasons Ben-Gurion and Golda," says will be at 4 p.m., Havdalah will be Goldstein stressed the relief to farmers in severe sought entrance to the territories. Shevah Weiss. "Once again, the at 5:15 p.m. appropriateness "for Jews and economic crisis and address the Rabin also promises more army serves to protect Israel Sunday, November 16, the farmers to work together." Among ongoing social service needs of efforts in the future at improving without engaging in Junior N.C.S.Y. will meet at t he other Jewish agencies working to farm and rural populations." the quality of life. As a sign of over-adventurous forays across congregation at I p.m. and travel alleviate the farm crisis, he said, 'An Irreversible Situation' added flex ibility, sources close to our borders." to United Skates of America for a were the Des Moines, Iowa, Jewish David Senter, national director the Defense Minister point to t he Nor is there much disagreement roller skating party. The group will Community Relations Council, of the American Agriculture recent decision to return regarding t he most important task then return to t he congregation for which provided about $10,000 to Movement who gave up his farm approximately 2,500 acres of facing t he military establishment refreshments. The cost for farm families for emergency and brought his family to military t raining ground in the in the immediate future - everything is only $2. All children survival assistance, and the Washington, D.C. to lobby Galilee known as " Area 9" to the preparing for a possible war with between 5th-8th grade in the Minnesota Jewish Community Congress for legislation favorable civilian lands administration with Syria. Here, as well as in other Jewish community are invited. Relations Council-Anti- to the farmer, described the farm authority to recognize Arab claims potential areas of Labor-Likud The Young Couples Club is Defamation League, which crisis as rapidly becoming "an of private ownership. friction, few Israeli political sponsoring its third event of the established a person-to-person irreversible situation" brought Rabin's supporters in the Labor leaders predict problems between year at the home of Dr. Steve and program bringing together Jews about by the greed of a small Party say the decision to recognize Rabin and incoming Premier Adrian Kersher, 986 Irving St., at and farmers for "discussion and number of giant companies that the private claims was "typical" of Shamir. "There have been very 8 p.m. Saturday, November 15. If action." do everything from buying the him, even if announced by a few problems between t he Likud you are between the ages of 20-40 Goldstein also cited the St. fruits of the harvest to packaging ministerial committee t hat also and the Ministry of Defense over or have children in elementary Louis American Jewish it and distributing it. included Prime Minister Peres the past two years," sums up school, you are invited for the Committee, which, through They, and the Reagan and Arab Affairs advisor Ezer Likud MK Landau, "and we are program this Saturday night. For former Lt. Gov. Harriett Woods, Administration's farm policies, he Weizman. Ironically, Likud MKs, certain the relationship will information call 724-3552. began a hotline offering legal said, have been responsible for the even while furiously attacking the continue to be correct." The daily Minyan schedule will advice to farmers. disastrous proportions of the farm decision as a Labor elections ploy be as follows: Alexander Schindler, president crisis, reducing the number of which endangered national Fixin's Under New Morning: Sunday, 7:45 a.m.; of the UAHC, announcing the farmers until ownership of the security, never once pointed the Monday and Thursday, 6:40 a.m.; UAHC participation in the land rests in the fewest possible blame at Rabin, preferring instead Management Tuesday1..Wednesda,y, and.Friday, petition drive, noted the place of hands. to read into the decision t he 6:50 a.m. manipulating hand of Weizman. New management has taken Jews alongside farmers. "Judaism In accepting the petition, Cy over Fixin's, a gourmet shop and Evening: Sunday, Tuesday, teaches a respect for the land and Carpenter, president of the No mirrors, however, are needed Friday, 4:15 p.m.; Monday, to evaluate Rabin's crowning catering business located at 122 those who till it ... We must National Farmers Union, Waltham Street. Fixin's is inviting Wednesday, T hursday, M~·BfiV, 7 revere the farmer as much as the welcomed "the special efforts of achievement in his first two years p.m. ·rtsbiv,· as Defense Minister - withdrawal the public to be their guest scholar, for both do the Lord's our Jewish friends in undertaking Saturday, Nov. 15 and Sunday work. It is our solemn obligation to help us correct the injustice that from Lebanon. Rabin wins praise Diabetes ,,,is., from even his most vocal critics Nov. 16 to enjoy a complimentary to make certain that they will not is being imposed on American apple pie tart. The store will be be denied the fruits of their labor." farmers ... Those of the Jewish for pulling t he IDF out of Education _.., Lebanon's endless civil wars, and featuring prepared foods to go, The UAHC's Committee on faith have written a proud and pastries and catering. A Diabetes Education Festival Social Action passed a resolution productive history of involvement at the same time convincing t he sponsored by the American last April "to undertake and leadership, and more than Israeli public t hat the move was a Diabetes Association, Rhode educational activities, to inform their share of caring and sharing positive one. Rabin's critics Island Affiliate, Inc. will be held its congregations and affiliates of when people are denied or question the need of a ·~~ on Saturday, November 15, at the Jewish and urban stake" in the oppressed." semi-permanent Israeli presence Rhode Island Hospital. farm crisis.

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Presented by Walter Pierce in the The public is invited to the free Wang Celebrity Series, Mr. showing, which will start at 3 p.m. Zukerman is joined by pianist in the Konover Campus Center, Marc Neikrug, assisting artist, in a and a reception afterwards. program featuring works of Bach, Parking will be available in Lot L. Brahms, Takemitsu and Faure. The Light Ahead, which was ~ - 243 Reservoir Ave., Prov. (near Cranston Line) In over twenty years of concert RHODE ISLAND"$ ONLY COMPLETE KOSHER DELI made in the United States and performances, Zukerman has been directed by Edgar G. Ulmer, is heralded world-wide for his SMOKED SALMON Hand-Cut s9_99 lb. based on two stories by the 19tb extraordinary artistry. Celebrated century social satirist Mendele as one of the few great living CHICKEN CUTLETS Mon. & Tues. Only 3.99 lb. Mocher S'forim. It stars Helen virtuoso violinists and lauded as Beverly and David Opatoshu. The Pianist, Gideon Rubin, will be one of the best viola players to VEAL SHOULDER ROAST .v9 lb. film has English subtitles. the featured soloist in a have ever lived, Mr. Zukerman is All our meats are 10011; natural, no preservatives or artificial colors. Once meats Made in 1939, the film which performance of Beethoven's internationally renowned as a are koshered, bright red ".olor is impossible. had been lost, turned up in Europe Concerto No. 3 in C Minor when soloist with the major world where it was purchased by a the senior Rhode Island orchestras including the private collector. It was sold to the Philharmonic Youth Orchestra symphonies of Cleveland, San National Center for Jewish Film presents its first concert of the Francisco, Toronto, Montreal, at Brandeis University, where it season on Sunday, November ·23 Detroit, the National Symphony lf[lassic lf[amm-~ was restored at a cost of more than at 3 p.m. in Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., and the New $20,000. Auditorium. Gideon is the son of York Philharmonic. His VIDEO The annual showing of a Dr. and Mrs. Lowell Rubin of prominence as a conductor began Yiddish film at the University of Providence and is a senior at in 1970 with the English Chamber CAMERA Hartford is made possible by the Moses Brown School. Orchestra and in the fifteen years David Waltman Fund. Gideon began his study of the following he has conducted such CAPTURE THIS MOMENT ON VIDEO For further information piano at the age of nine. Currently orchestras as the New York BAR/ BAT MITZVAH • WEDDINGS• BIRTHDAYS regarding the Greenberg Center, a student of Wha Kyong Byun at Philharmonic, the Boston call 243-4964. the New England Conservatory, Symphony Orchestra, the Los ANNIVERSARY AND ALL OCCASIONS he has also studied under Angeles Philharmonic, and the 401-232-1281 ONE GREYSTONE AVENUE Trinity Rep Catherine Stornetta of Wheaton Israel Philharmonic. In 1980, Ask tor Jim NORTH PROVIDENCE, RI 02911 College, Varda Lev of Providence, Zukerman was named Music Holiday Gala Leslie Amper of the Longy School of Music, and Jerome Lowenthal, ' Trinity Repertory Company will in New York and at the Academy host a unique Holiday Gala on of the West in Santa Barbara, Monday, December 8, from 6:30 California. He spent this past Give Thanks p.m. to 11 p.m. at Trinity Rep's summer at Aspen Music School Lederer Theatre in Providence. THE RETURN. where he studied with Ann Schien Reserve now for Billed as "Trinity's Backstage of the Peabody Conservatory. He Thanksgiving Holiday Gala," the event will has also played in Master Classes Some things arc berrer rhe improved something you feature all areas of the historic for Richard Goode. second rime around. Including thought couldn ·r be Lederer Theatre as a setting for In 1985, Gideon gave his debut improved. this holiday extravaganza. recital at the Music Mansion in Rhode lsland"s most famous Partygoers will enter through the Providence. For the past five b.ff FR.ff Nl:E - waterfront restaurant. Talk to us stage door on Empire Street into years, he has won prizes for &ench restaurant Try us ror cocktails, about your the backstage world of Trinity excellence in the annual rating of lunch, or dinner. wedding or Rep. the Chaminade Club of and see how we Bar Mitzvah tool ~S guests wind their way Providence. From 1983 to 1985, he through the scene shop, the green was a "Young Performer" at room, the dressing areas, they will Longy School in Cambridge discover "Roomful of Blues" where, in 1985, he won their playing in the paint shop, a buffet Concerto Competition. Chosen to by the L.M. Carr Co. served in the be a member of the Scholarship I Masthead Drive, Warwick. RI 02886 (-IOI) &15-6400 upstairs theatre, madrigal singers Trio at the New England in the downstairs lobby, a brass Conservatory Extension Division, trio, and more. he also placed first in the high Several leading Rhode Island school division of the artists and designers, including Conservatory's 1985-1986 Richard Carbotti, will create Concerto Competition. He was R.I. CHAMBER MUSIC unusual displays and decor chosen by the Rhode Island throughout the building. Chapter of the Music Teacher's " I really think this is going to National Association to represent CONCERTS turn out to be the party of the the state in the Association's 10 - season," said Jane Sherman, one state, Eastern Division of the Co-Chairs of the event. Competition, and was chosen the Other community organizers alternate fo r their National presents the include Amabel Allen, Judi Engles Competition. and Alice Foss. Gideon has just returned from Tickets to the Gala are $50 per Israel where he, and seven other person, and are available at the student musicians chosen by the Trinity Rep Box Office and by New England Conservatory, QUINK calling (401) 521-1100. Tickets joined 30 students from the must be purchased in advance. Menuhin School in London and 45 Proceeds from the Gala will help Israeli students at a Trinity Rep meet its Challenge "Musicamera" which took place at VOCAL Grant from the National Kibbutz Ein Hashofet, near Haifa. Endowment for the Arts. Under the direction of Music Director, Nedo Pandolfi, the Youth Orchestra's November 23 ENSEMBLE Concert will also include performances of the Overture to ~ the "Magic Flute" by Mozart, and Symphony No. 4 by Dvorak. Tuesday, November 18 at 8:00 P.M.

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Call for ON NORTH MAIN ST. AT WAYLAND SQUARE Fully insured Reservation Klein's Kosher Meat Mkt. Hall's Drugs, Inc. and and Information bonded Ralph or Jerry 849 N. Main St. 149 Elmgrove Ave . AT WAYLAND SQUARE ~ E.P. Anthony's Pharmacy W FRONT STREET AUTO (401) 725-5355 138 Wayland Ave. Pawtueket, R.I. 16 -THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1986 the Jewish Community Center at Jenny Klein, Chair of the Book Jewish Response 401 Elmgrove Avenue in Fair, says that this year the Fair To Hunger Providence will have a special will be the hub of a series of "used book" room for viewing and cultural events in celebration of The Jewish Community Center purchasing. The Center is asking Jewish Book Month. During the at 401 Elmgrove Avenue in for books in good condition for first weekend of December, the Providence will sponsor a unique resale (no textbooks, please). lobby of the Center will be filled panel discussion entitled "Sharing with exhibits of fiction, the Harvest: Jewish Responses to There are special containers at the nonfiction, Judaica, cookbooks Hunger." It will be held at the Center for book donations. and more. Center on Wednesday, November 19, at 7:30 p.m. The evening will feature a speakers' forum of individuals affiliated with Jewish organizations and projects addressing the problem of hunger in and outside America. On the panel are Rabbi Lawrence Silverman of Temple Beth-El, Stephanie Gurwitz of the Jewish Federation of Rhode Island, Dena Nurit Zvulun and her husband, Yisrael, recent graduates of Wortzel of the American Jewish Israel's Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, assist a patient at World Service and Kenny Levit, a the University Medical Center in Beersheva. Nurit and Yisrael senior at Brown University. met during the first year of the four-year bachelor's degree The discussion is free and open program at the Recanati School for Community Health to the public. Professionals. They married and decided to settle in Beersheva, JCC Fair where they will put their education into practice. Ben-Gurion Book University's medical school, part of the University's Center for As part of its annual Book Fair, . . ,. Health Sciences, stresses community-oriented medical care. planned for December 5 through 7, ~~

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