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Jewish Exponent Sept. 6, 2018

Jewish Exponent Sept. 6, 2018

SHANAH TOVAH! SUPER
AGAIN?
SEPTEMBER 6, 2018 / ELUL 26, 5778
Eagles fans are hopeful for a
repeat performance.
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LOCAL Changes for
Village
Robbery Literally
Changed a Life SELAH MAYA ZIGHELBOIM | JE STAFF
Michael Segal tells a
terrifying tale with a MOSES SEBAGABO, a lawyer from east- Justin Wolfe (left) and AJ Solomon (right) grew up with well-off Southern New Jersey families.
positive ending. ern Uganda, didn’t expect much out of a
post he made in 2016 in a “Jewish Spirit” Both became addicted to heroin. Photos provided
Page 4 Facebook group, in which he asked the
international Jewish community for help Jewish Community
HIGH HOLIDAYS with his village’s spring, its only source Not Exempt from
of water. Opioid Epidemic
Immigration to
be a Common But he made the post anyway. JOSHUA NEEDELMAN | JE STAFF program at an intensive outpatient facility,
Topic for Rabbis The people of Namanyonyi, a village of and he was starting to learn more about
Some rabbis to about 5,000 people, including 36 Jewish AJ SOLOMON SAT IN HIS CAR snort- the intoxicating pull of drug addiction
focus on topical families like Sebagabo’s, used a contam- ing heroin on Thanksgiving morning 2012 and how little control he had.
issues in sermons. inated spring for water. It had led to when he felt a jolt of introspection. It was
outbreaks of waterborne diseases, like the day after he completed an eight-week He turned to his friend, Justin Wolfe:
Page 6 typhoid and cholera. Families spent the “Should we really be doing this?”
little money they had on treating those
HIGH HOLIDAYS diseases.
Today, Namanyonyi is a different village.
Worship on Its problems with waterborne dis-
a Budget ease have declined, thanks to a well built
Check our guide of through the financial support of Sandy
free or cheap High Choukroun and others in her social cir-
Holidays services. cles, including congregants of her syna-
gogue, Beth Am Israel in Penn Valley.
Page 8 “It was a miracle,” Sebagabo said. “I
didn’t expect anything to come right away
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Therapist works with the disabled. Miriam’s
Advice Well
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HEAT AND
Local YOUR HIGH
HOLIDAYS
Israel ATTIRE: WHAT DO YOU DO?

National Because the High Holidays occur so
early, it’s possible the weather will be un-
Global comfortably hot. Is formal clothing, such
as a suit, still required? Miriam weighs
24 OPINION in on options and suggests it may be a
judgment call at some synagogues. From
Columns dating to parenting, Miriam welcomes
Kvetch ’n Kvell all questions. Email yours to news@
The View jewishexponent.com and put “Advice
from Here Well Question” in the subject line.
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& CULTURE
AVOCADO
Arts ‘CARPACCIO’

Food Incorporate Looking for something
di erent to serve at Rosh
43 COMMUNITY summer’s Hashanah dinner? Food
columnist Keri White suggests avocado
Jewish Federation bounty “carpaccio,” which pairs the neutrality
of avocado with the brine of capers, the
Calendar into your texture of grainy mustard, parsley’s
freshness and the sharp flavors of onion
Mazel Tov Rosh Hashanah and Worcestershire sauce. Read Phila-
catessen for details. And be sure to read
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content that includes restaurant reviews,
Newsmakers 38 food news and other tidbits.
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Michael Segal Offers Message of Hope

LOCAL just for you, not just for any- Sharon waited in the car. Michael Segal shared his story with NASA before coming to Melrose
JOSHUA NEEDELMAN | JE STAFF body. I believe the definition of Seconds turned to minutes, and
being human is trying to over- still, Sharon waited. She was B’nai Israel Emanu-El. Photo provided
BEFORE MICHAEL SEGAL come obstacles,” Segal said. alarmed when a pack of men
was shot in the head, he wanted finally left the store and she he survived, there was a 100 said, and before he received
to help people with broken Segal’s first love was bas- didn’t see Segal. She stepped percent chance he’d emerge in his diploma his story was told.
bones. ketball. But by the time he was inside and saw him sprawled a vegetative state. He received a standing ovation.
9, and his peers had grown on the floor. “Mike! Mike!” she Segal couldn’t see his parents
“Now I try to help people taller and faster, he realized screamed. The store had been He was in a coma for weeks, amid the massive crowd, but he
with broken spirits,” he said. he probably wasn’t going to robbed, she later learned. and Segal’s father accepted knew they were smiling widely.
make it to the NBA. As he got that his son wouldn’t regain
Segal, son of Rabbi Jack older he decided he wanted “One of the three thieves brain function. His mother “It was, I thought, the most
Segal, rabbi emeritus at to be an orthopedic surgeon, forced me to go to the back of pushed back. beautiful thing that would
Congregation Beth Yeshurun so he could help professional the store, pushed me down and ever happen to me,” Segal said.
in Houston, defied physicians’ athletes recover. shot me in the back of head,” “That neurosurgeon might Then life happened. He mar-
expectations and re-learned Segal said. “He thought I was be a great neurosurgeon, but ried Sharon and they had a
how to walk and talk. Now He was on that path at the dead. Barely, I was alive.” he does not know Mike,” she daughter, Shawn, and both of
57, Segal works as a psycho- University of Texas at Austin. told her husband. The parents those moments gave him more
therapist and travels the world He met a girl, Sharon, and He was rushed to the near- rented a warehouse in Austin joy than the graduation.
and tells his story. On Sept. one evening in 1981 the two est hospital, where doctors told to store Segal’s college stuff for
1, he stopped in Philadelphia were studying in Segal’s dorm Segal’s family he was unlikely when he returned. But that day stands as the
for a Selichot conversation at room when Sharon said she to survive the night. When he crowning achievement of a
Melrose B’nai Israel Emanu-El wanted to go home. Segal awoke in the morning, and The doctors were less opti- journey few thought was pos-
with Rabbi Charles S. Sherman. hopped in his car and, before it was determined he needed mistic. Segal came out of the sible. He didn’t give up hope,
dropping Sharon off, stopped surgery, the doctors said there coma, though, and was flown to and he teaches people around
“I believe life’s not supposed at a gas station. was a 60 percent chance Segal a hospital in Houston. A physi- the world to do the same.
to be easy. Not just for me, not would die on the table. And if cian there told him to focus on
He went inside to pay as “moralistic goals,” instead of “We all have problems in
thinking about going back to life. We have obstacles. We’re
college. not God. Nobody is guaran-
teed tomorrow,” he said.
“I thought to myself, ‘Lady,
who are you to tell me what I He draws on those grueling
can or cannot do. You don’t months in rehab to inspire oth-
even know me,’” Segal said. “I ers. They were difficult, Segal
admitted my goal right then said, but there were positive
and there to somehow, one day moments. He was permitted
return to college, at UT.” to go home one weekend, and
Sharon pushed him in his
With the help of Sharon, wheelchair to a park around
who took a semester off to the corner from his home.
provide emotional support, She leaned down and kissed
Segal spent the next year and a him for the first time since the
half rehabbing. Eventually, he shooting. Segal remembers it
learned how to talk again. How fondly:
to walk again. He returned
to UT-Austin, and graduated “Magic.” l
with a liberal arts degree.
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Rabbis Tease Rosh Hashanah Sermon Topics

H IGH HOLIDAYS thing that I’ll be taking away
SELAH MAYA ZIGHELBOIM | JE STAFF from it, but [I’m] thinking a lot
about the story of Hagar and
RABBI ARI LEV Fornari the connection to all the places
headed to the U.S.-Mexico bor- that water is life.”
der last month as part of a
group of clergy on a mission Rosh Hashanah sees one
to deliver water to crossing of the largest synagogue turn-
migrants. outs throughout the year, but
it’s not only the number of
His experience will form the congregants that causes rab-
basis of one of his sermons during bis to put more thought into
Rosh Hashanah at Kol Tzedek, their sermon during the Jewish
the Reconstructionist synagogue New Year. Rosh Hashanah is a
in West Philadelphia. holiday for renewal, increased
introspection and teshuvah,
“I’m going to be talking and many rabbis spend more
about spiritual truth I learned time on their sermons as a
while on the border, and U.S. result.
immigration policy and the
need for us to humanize and “I have a sense of respon-
re-humanize each other as a sibility and privilege to speak
resistance to this administra- to a large, attentive audience,”
tion and to government and Fornari said. “I’m thinking
borders,” he said. “I’m still try- about what are the core truths
ing to figure out exactly the that I have within me to share
and how do they intersect with

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Not Rabbi Jon Cutler of Beth out of our complacency with
Israel Congregation of Chester the blast of the shofar.
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gogue in Eagle, who plans to “The children in our com-
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Jewish lives, into our spiritual about politics, she might touch
lives. That’s the goal. That’s the on the importance of civic
general theme that we’re going engagement.
to explore.”
“There’s always a tension
This year, he might talk with these sermons, especially
about 9/11, as the second day the big ones,” Berkowitz said.
of Rosh Hashanah falls on “Of course, we think about
that day. this every week, of how much
we provide a refuge from the
“The pulpit is not a platform current moment. How much
for political views. Everyone do we say, in here, we’re just
knows that,” Goldman said. going to say words of comfort
“At the same time, we live in or we’re just going to study
a society [that] influences us. text or we’re just going to think
We should be open to learn- about the Jewish people, and
ing lessons from the events how much are we going to talk
around us. There’s definitely about responsibility in the out-
a lot of lessons we can learn side world?
from what is happening in the
world today.” “A lot of rabbis are strug-
gling with that right now. One
Rabbi Leah Berkowitz of my main goals during the
of Congregation Kol Ami, a High Holidays is to strike a
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Shuls Offering Free Rosh Hashanah Tickets

H IGH HOLIDAYS area congregations across all will be held at 7 p.m. on Sept. cal performance, followed by Hashanah services. 20118 Solly
MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF denominations offering free or 9 at Mishkan Shalom, 4101 a traditional, family-friendly Ave., Philadelphia.
discounted tickets for the High Freeland Ave., Philadelphia. Rosh service that is free and open to
ARE YOU STILL looking for Holidays. More can be found at Hashanah services will be held the public. Find more informa- Germantown Jewish Centre
a place to worship on Rosh jewishphilly.org/get-involved/ on Sept. 10 and 11 at 9 a.m. at tion at bzbi.org. For the cash-poor students
Hashanah? high-holiday-open-services. Haverford School, 450 Lancaster
Ave., Haverford. Area Chabads out there, the GJC is asking for
Are you on a budget? Beware of registration dead- Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel Society Hill’s B’nai Abraham a suggested donation of $36
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Luckily, there are many area The Center City synagogue Chabad will offer free ser- graduate) seeking tickets. 400
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H IGH HOLIDAYS Yom Kippur this year. L’SHANAH TOVAH.
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BEFORE JOHN DOUGHERTY such a willingness to help is
stepped in, Rabbi Hirshi Sputz something so meaningful for
was scrambling. everyone,” Sputz said. “Our
community is really thankful
The High Holidays were fast for their kindness.”
approaching, and Chabad of
Fairmount needed a venue to IBEW Communications
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Sputz had called more than mended the organization’s
half a dozen local institutions, commitment to the community
pleading for help. No luck. in a statement: “IBEW Local 98
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“I knew God was going to of the fabric of Philadelphia.
help,” Sputz said. “I didn’t know When the rabbi approached
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Enter Dougherty and the we were happy to be able to held Sept. 9. at 7 p.m. and the ing a gap for a Jewish institu- ship with [Dougherty]. We’ve
offer the space for his grow- following morning at 10 a.m. tion in the area surrounding the never met,” Sputz said. “Our
International Brotherhood ing congregation. The generous The IBEW will again open its Philadelphia Museum of Art. synagogue happens to be two
of Electrical Workers nature of Local 98 starts from doors for Yom Kippur, hosting The space has been popular, but blocks away from his location.
(IBEW)Local 98. On July 15, the top down.” congregants on Sept. 18 for a it can seat no more than 50 It’s literally an act of kindness
Sputz emailed the organiza- Kol Nidre service at 6:45 p.m., people. Demand for the High to help the community.” l
tion. He got a response on Chabad of Fairmount will and on Sept. 19 for a Yizkor Holidays is, well, high, and with
July 17, and by July 18 it was provide services for free, but memorial service at 11:30 a.m. the help of IBEW, Sputz can [email protected];
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For a Sweet New Year: Try the Philadelphia
Annual Honey Festival and Get a Buzz On

LOCAL queen bee whose followers demonstration, just one of locations — Bartram’s Garden, bees. Before Berman kept the
LIZ SPIKOL | JE STAFF emerge from a nearby beehive many activities at the yearly Wyck Historic House and bees at Bartram’s, he used to
and head toward the man’s face. celebration of honey organized Glen Foerd on the Delaware keep them on the first-floor
THE MAN IN the center of As audience members gasp, the by the Philadelphia Beekeepers — including open hive demon- roof of his South Philadelphia
the circle has the attention bees alight, almost daintily, on Guild. strations, honey extractions, rowhome kitchen. But he had
of every person around him: his chin, his cheeks, his neck, honey tastings, children’s to move them after the hives
Adults, children, even dogs are until he is covered in a living, This year will be the festi- activities, mead tastings and swarmed twice — much to the
rapt as he ties what looks like writhing bee beard. val’s ninth and, once again, more. Given that the fest takes consternation of his neighbors.
a small cloth purse beneath Shump will put on his nail- place the weekend before Rosh
his chin. Such was the scene at last biter of a demonstration. But Hashanah, it’s the perfect time One of those times he was
year’s Philadelphia Honey there will be plenty of other to pick up some locally made on vacation in New Mexico.
On that cloth purse is a Festival, when Don Shump compelling activities as well honey from area beekeepers. He awoke in his hotel room
did his annual bee-bearding at the weekend event’s three at 5 a.m. in a panic after hav-

Memory CaféNINA; MCOE:LHOCRR: BMLAANCKORPLCUASROE/NAER;DAEDNNCUOMUBRETR; :W0I0D0T8HW0:758.e57dINn; DeEsPdTaH:y7.38 It’s an amazing environment for honeybees.
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Wednesday One of those beekeep- ing a dream that the bees had
ers is Mark Berman, cre- swarmed. When he looked
September 19th ative marketing manager at at his cell phone, he saw a
Join us each month for coffee and Jewish Federation of Greater voicemail: “My neighbor had
conversation specifically for people 10:00 am to 11:00 am
with dementia and their caregivers.
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resources. There is no cost or obligation, and many Philadelphia. He got interested called to tell me the bees had
attendees develop friendships that result in support in beekeeping about five years swarmed.”
even outside the Memory Café setting. ago as a result of his own trip While some might see
to Honey Fest. this as some kind of mystic
“My wife took me and experience, Berman is more
my daughter to a Honey Fest pragmatic about it: “Every bee-
open beehive demo and I got keeper is kind of connected to
completely enthralled because their bees that way because you
of the sounds and the sights have to be in tune with what’s
but mostly the smells of it — happening in the hive,” he
the smell of the smoker and said. “You pretty much know
the nectar and the beeswax; when they’re going to swarm,
it just draws you in,” Berman when they need more sugar
said. “I can’t really explain it syrup, when you need to do an
other than that. It’s still kind inspection, when you need to
of a mystery to me how I got treat for mites.”
so taken by it except by the This level of detailed atten-
senses.” tion is precisely why Berman
Now he’ll be leading his enjoys the hobby.
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of our house. Philadelphia has know why Rosh Hashanah is
tons of old trees and rivers and a good time to have honey.
we have 40,000 vacant lots with That’s because that’s the fall
wildflowers. In the suburbs, you harvest and it’s the time when
have a lot of monoculture and the bees have surplus honey.
grass lawns with no diversity. In It represents the summa-
the city, there’s lots of forage.” tion of the season’s harvest,”
Berman explained. And, he
Berman and his daughter added, “It’s really cool to be
extract honey from his bees in able to bring your own honey
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Reichian Therapist Morton Herskowitz Dies

OBITUARY traumas “stay locked in our answering machine, or com- atry from Temple University from Punim to Schatze.
MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF muscles and viscera.” puter, or receptionist. He was in 1938, and later a medi- One day she asked him what
very hands-on in that way.” cal degree from what is now
IF YOU CALLED Morton “I worked with Mort for the the Philadelphia College of he would be if he was not a
Herskowitz, you were going better part of the next 20 years, He also had a magnetism Osteopathic Medicine in 1943. psychiatrist. A food enthusi-
to get Morton Herskowitz on during which time he helped about him, which Gelb would ast who always encouraged
the phone. me surface and fully experience probably confirm. He originally aspired to be his daughter to expand her
the anxiety, fear, shame and a rabbi before finding himself taste palate by trying different
He didn’t have a reception- anger that I didn’t even know I Heald recalled going to more interested in his psychiatry ethnic foods in the city, he
ist at the Center City psychi- had,” Gelb wrote in the tribute. her father’s grandniece’s Bat studies. But Judaism was an inte- answered that he would’ve run
atry office where he practiced Mitzvah where he stationed gral part of his life. His grandfa- a Jewish deli.
until he was 99, nor did he have “The leaves of the trees on himself on a stool outside of the ther was a Talmud teacher, and
a computer, a cell phone or an his Philadelphia street corner reception and within minutes, he went to Hebrew school like “What I learned most from
answering machine. always looked greener and the people were flocking to him. all the kids in his neighborhood. my father is to really take a step
light outside always seemed back when you’re confused, when
Herskowitz died Aug. 6 of brighter when I left his office.” His nonjudgmental nature For his Bar Mitzvah, he you’re anxious, when you’re up
pneumonia. He was 100. aided him in his psychiatry received one item: a catcher’s in the air about something,” she
To his daughter, Robin practice, particularly following mitt that he loved. said. “To know first of all, it’s
He practiced Reichian Heald, Herskowitz — who was Reich’s method. OK not to know the answer to
therapy since 1952, the prac- married to Karen Tuttle, an “There’s no doubt that he everything, to let things ride and
tice named for psychiatrist acclaimed violist and music “He liked making use of all identified as Jewish,” Heald to really trust your gut.”
Wilhelm Reich. He studied teacher — was an example of his intuitions and helping — said, “and that his whole out-
with Reich for nine years, per someone with a strong center. sometimes gently, sometimes look in terms of spirituality, In addition to his daughter,
a tribute from a former patient, forcefully,” she said, and “really in terms of just intellect, was Herskowitz is survived by two
Michael Gelb. Reich pioneered “He was energetic but calm,” having people have self-knowl- really grounded in Judaism.” grandchildren. l
orgone therapy, which abides she added. “He was really kind edge and just being their best
by the idea that stresses and of complex but kept things very selves, being true to themselves.” His Jewish background also [email protected];
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blood. A MAN WHO TOLD POLICE he had recently used heroin
was arrested for the hit-and-run death of Emanuel Weintraub,
70, who was killed the night of Aug. 21 as he crossed a street in
Levittown, the Bucks County Courier Times reported.

Anthony M. Woods, 41, of Falls was charged Aug. 28 with
third-degree murder, homicide by vehicle and related offenses,
according to court records.

Falls Township police have said Weintraub, who used a cane,
was crossing New Falls Road in the crosswalk in heavy rain,
when a sedan went around a stopped car, hit him and drove off.
The retired Jewish postal worker had just left JoJo’s Ice Cream &
Water Ice and was apparently walking back to his nearby home.

Police said Woods thought he had hit a child with his 2007
Nissan Altima. The impact cracked his windshield and sent
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Phlebotomist Fried chicken giant KFC is planning to relaunch operations in
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Chester University Hillel pres- “The idea was that, for a lot Nora Woods leads the text study. Photos by Selah Maya Zighelboim
ident, cried out the name of of these smaller-sized schools Samantha Dolin, West
someone from a Talmudic … letting students know there Chester University Hillel vice Students discuss conflict resolution.
story just before he leaned back are other students in simi- president, said that includes
in his chair with his arms out- lar schools, in situations that having a smaller student body and Swarthmore Colleges, for on the future is that maybe we
stretched, miming death. they’re in,” said Jenn Reiss, to draw upon. example, already sometimes can do some cross-program-
director of Jewish student life have programming together. ming with more geographi-
Habbart was in one of at West Chester University Trying to keep every- cally diverse schools so that we
two groups of students who Hillel, who helped organize the one happy is a struggle at “For schools with really can mix it up a little bit.” l
enacted a skit during a text retreat. “The idea [was to have] Swarthmore College Kehillah, small Jewish populations, it’s
study session at the Hillels peer interaction and have the especially when it comes to pol- really nice to diversify your [email protected];
in Philadelphia Leadership opportunity to make connec- itics, said Shira Samuels-Shragg, groups,” Woods said. “One of 215-832-0729
Retreat on Sept. 2, which took tions to other student leaders at that organization’s co-president. the eyes that we have trained
place at Bryn Mawr College other schools so that, through-
Hillel. out the year, they can bounce “We ended up alienat-
ideas off of each other or use ing people on both ends of
The skits put a Talmudic story each other as feedback and the political spectrum in an
about two rabbis into a mod- sounding boards for program- attempt to be neutral and have
ern-day college campus setting. ming, for leadership conflict.” a place where everyone can just
come and celebrate Shabbat
The text study on conflict Besides the text study, the and holidays,” Samuels-Shragg
resolution was one of the day’s retreat included leadership devel- said. “It’s a constant struggle
last activities. More than 20 stu- opment training, learning best to find a good balance between
dents from small universities in practices in peer-to-peer engage- meaningful social justice work
the Philadelphia area grouped ment, and opportunities to dis- and how that fits into a com-
up and read a Talmudic text cuss struggles and obstacles for munity where we’re trying to
about Rabbis Yochanan and Jewish life at small universities. make everyone comfortable.”
Reish Lakish. In the text,
Yochanan brings up Reish “On larger campuses, it’s eas- At a liberal arts college,
Lakish’s history as a bandit in a ier to have an engagement intern Silverman added, there’s a
personal attack during an argu- program,” said Nora Woods, a stigma against organized reli-
ment about Jewish law, causing rabbinic intern at Bryn Mawr gion, which can make engage-
Lakish so much distress that College Hillel, who helped orga- ment difficult.
he eventually dies. Yochanan, nize the event. “At smaller cam-
whom Habbart played, then puses, that tends to be a little bit “I come across a lot of people
dies, too, as a result of his friend harder, so it falls onto the board who say, ‘Oh, I went to Hebrew
and study partner’s death. to do a lot of your outreach and school, but I haven’t done any-
engagement.” thing since my Bar Mitzvah,’”
After studying the text with she said. “Or, ‘I’m really cul-
students from different uni- Throughout the retreat, stu- turally Jewish, I’m not Jewish
versities, students got together dents mixed and mingled with Jewish, I don’t really believe in
with others from their own their peers from other universities. God.’ That sort of thing.
school to discuss conflict reso-
lution tactics. “It’s been very helpful that “[We are] making sure that
we’re all small colleges, so we we are truly inclusive and plu-
The retreat was open to have similar struggles in our ralistic and welcoming to stu-
students from Bryn Mawr Jewish communities,” said dents of all different Jewish
College, Haverford College, Rachel Silverman, a student backgrounds and all different
Swarthmore College, West and president of Bryn Mawr places in their Jewish journey.”
Chester University, Ursinus College Hillel. “The conversa-
College, Arcadia University, tions that we have have been Woods said that a hope
Villanova University and very helpful in terms of what for the future is that this will
Philadelphia University. kinds of programming we can lead to more cross-campus
Some of these universities do, how best to relate to stu- programming between Jewish
have their own Hillel, while dents, retention, attendance.” organizations at different uni-
others have different Jewish versities. Jewish students in
Silverman added that she the Tri-College Consortium
had gone to a Hillel workshop of Bryn Mawr, Haverford

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Philly Faces: Therapist Works with Disabled

PH I LLY FACES Q: How did you start work- work with kids with autism. Alanna Raffel graduated from Thomas Jefferson University with a
JOSHUA NEEDELMAN | JE STAFF ing with children with dis- The summer after that I
abilities? master’s degree in occupational therapy. Photo provided
ALANNA RAFFEL’S FATHER worked at a camp with kids for
told her to follow her dreams A: I grew up going to a sleep- disabilities: Camp Daisy. That’s can you write your homework
when he dropped her off at the away camp in the Poconos, when I started seeing occupa- in a planner and do your home-
University of Maryland in 2005. Camp Harlam. I went there every tional therapy for the first time. work? Basically anything you
So she became a dance major. summer, from when I was 10. The That set me on that path. need to do to be a successful
first summer I was a counselor, student. It varies but the goal
Raffel soon realized how a child with autism ended up at Q: What did you do after stays the same: participation.
hard it is find a job as a dancer, camp. Now Harlam does a lot college?
though, and added a psychol- of inclusion work and has more Q: And you also do accessi-
ogy major. She graduated in resources, but this was back in A: After I graduated from bility work?
2009, and, after a six-month 2004 before any of that stuff was Maryland, I was not ready to be
internship in Israel, enrolled at happening. This camper showed a person yet fully. I did a MASA A: Over the past two years,
Thomas Jefferson University to up at camp, had some language, Israel program in Tel Aviv for I’ve continued to work full-
study occupational therapy. not a lot, but some. They needed about six months. I sort of did it time as a therapist. I also spend
a lot of help with self-care. because I wanted to travel after a lot of time working in the
She got her master’s degree in This was my first experience college and I knew my parents inclusion and accessibility
2013, and has worked in the field working with someone with wouldn’t pay for me to travel to world. I work to help [the-
ever since. In recent years she’s autism. We all had to figure Europe, but they were gung-ho aters, schools and non-profits]
focused her attention on inclu- out what to do and how to help about me hanging out in Israel to include more inclusive pro-
sion and accessibility for chil- him throughout the summer. for six months. I wasn’t fully gramming, so my clients can
dren with disabilities, so as to Next year I went back to camp committed to occupational participate regardless if they
ensure that people with disabil- and there were no kids with therapy, but I shadowed some change or “get better.”
ities feel welcome in activities autism and I was disappointed. occupational therapists there. It
regardless of their capabilities. That’s how I learned I should was the Israel Sports Center for I’ve also started to work
the Disabled. with some people who do that
work in the Jewish commu-
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experience like? gramming, training teenagers
AND HEALTHY to be supportive in Hebrew
NEW YEAR A: It was the best. I didn’t school classrooms. They work
from all of us have the quintessential college with students in the class-
at Attleboro! experience at Maryland, and so room who might have learn-
grad school, for me, was what ing disorders. l
215.750.7575 I wanted. A lot of people were
on my wavelength, and I also [email protected];
www.attleborocommunity.com desperately loved Philadelphia, 215-832-0737
and to live at 10th and Walnut
was such a treat.

Q: What do you do now?
A: I work in charter schools
now. I work with elementary
school kids and some kinder-
garten kids, mostly K-5, as a
school occupational therapist.
I’m also focused on helping kids
do the things they need to do to
participate in school, so basi-
cally the goal of OT is to help
people participate in life. My
first job out of school was in
a rehab hospital working with
people who’ve had strokes and
brain injuries. In that capacity
[I was] helping school kids do
things they need to do every-
day, whether it be writing a
sentence, cutting a circle, being
able to sit in a chair for five
minutes of time. For older kids,

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Drugs Wolfe said, and he chalked it family’s omnipresence in the
up to his son’s drinking. Wolfe public sphere. His father, Lee,
Continued from Page 1 continued to bring friends to his spent years as an elected offi-
father’s home when he wasn’t at cial in local politics and ran
Solomon drunkenly dialed school, and Gregg Wolfe kicked for Congress unsuccessfully in
Wolfe the night before, asking out those who didn’t appear 1992. In 2006, he was appointed
if he wanted to go to Camden, sober. Some seemed better to be a judge in the Superior
N.J., to cop heroin. Wolfe told adjusted than others. Court from Camden County.
Solomon they should wait for “AJ was one of the friends Solomon was Lee Solomon’s
the morning, when Solomon in the beginning that was fine,” spitting image growing up. He
was sober and could drive. Gregg Wolfe said. “He used to walked like his father, talked
Solomon woke up at 8 a.m. and come in his suit, all dressed like his father and commanded
immediately texted Wolfe, but up, because he was [working] a room like his father. His older
now he was having doubts. with [New Jersey] Gov. [Chris] brother, Eric, has Asperger’s
Christie, and he was a very, very syndrome, and so Solomon felt
“Dude,” Wolfe replied. “I’ll nice young man. Clean cut. Very extra pressure to succeed.
just stop if it gets bad. I haven’t AJ Solomon (center) founded Victory Bay Recovery Center in February respectful.” But after college, Lee
done it in a couple weeks.” 2017. The facility’s opening was ushered in by a speech from former New One afternoon Solomon Solomon grew wary of his son’s
Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (right), who is a longtime friend of Solomon’s walked in with glassy eyes. behavior.
Solomon and Wolfe grew up
less than 10 miles from each father, Lee (left).
other in southern New Jersey,
a pair of Jewish kids with well- “He looked high,” Gregg Wolfe “My dad was like, ‘Who’s
off parents and strong support rative, illuminating the reality come. He started at Syracuse said. He pulled Wolfe aside and going to take care of your brother
systems. They met through a that drug addiction does not University in September 2010 told him Solomon was no lon- when I’m gone?’” Solomon said.
mutual friend and bonded over discriminate along socioeco- and was gone by March 2011. ger welcome. Lee Solomon didn’t know
a shared secret, an all-consum- nomic and religious lines. He was re-admitted to Drexel it yet, but by then, his son
ing craving that altered their in August 2011, only to be ‘I really liked them.’ was a heroin addict. He exper-
minds and upended their pri- removed by February 2012. That Solomon got a job on imented with alcohol and
orities. That would bring shame ‘Life of the party.’
to their families and brought Wolfe lived an enviable Each expulsion was a prod- Christie’s advance team was
them to that car behind Vito’s childhood. The family vaca- uct of aberrant behavior, Gregg hardly surprising, given his
Pizza in Cherry Hill. tioned on the Jersey shore and See Drugs, Page 20

“It was the last time I saw often spent Sundays at Eagles NAME: SAM AZEEZ MUSEUM OF WOODBINE HE; WIDTH: 5.5 IN; DEPTH:
him,” Solomon said. games at Lincoln Financial
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A month later Solomon His parents divorced when
found himself on the floor of he was 7, leaving Wolfe and his
his parents’ kitchen, hugging brother, Austin, to split time
his knees to his chest, cry- between their father, Gregg,
ing. Wolfe had died. Overdose. and mother, Cheryl Perpetua.
Solomon wept not because his Wolfe thrived socially and aca-
friend was gone, but because demically, anyway. Teachers
he feared he’d be next. A har- adored him both for his intel-
rowing question dominated his ligence and bubbly personality.
thoughts: “Am I going to die?” “He lit up the room. As
everybody said, he was the life
Rabbi Yosef Lipsker, a spiri- of the party,” Gregg Wolfe said.
tual advisor at Caron Treatment “It’s sad to say; I guess he did
Centers in Wernersville, esti- know how to party.”
mated he’s worked with 5,000 Wolfe turned 15 and soured
Jewish drug addicts over the on family activities, instead
past 19 years. “The community hosting friends at his father’s
has never seen anything like house. He got into heavy drink-
this,” he said. “It’s insanity.” ing, and Gregg Wolfe sent his
son to therapists. The shrinks
But there’s still a belief in didn’t help. Wolfe, his father
the Jewish community that the later learned, had a disease,
opioid epidemic sweeping the one that couldn’t be talked out
nation — and the Philadelphia by well-meaning adults with
area — is a problem exclu- advanced degrees.
sive to non-Jews. Shanda fur Wolfe enrolled at Drexel
di goyim! Jewish children, the University in August 2009,
tired stereotype claims, grow but by the following February
up to be doctors. Lawyers, he had been kicked out. It
maybe. Not junkies. proved a harbinger of things to

The stories of Solomon and
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Drugs They ran into the friend’s ‘I knew he was gone.’ agreed to go to an outpatient.” Gregg Wolfe called 911. The
mom in a parking lot on the Wolfe told his mother in Wolfe seemed to be turning paramedics met him at the door
Continued from Page 19 way back. “She pulls in, face to and wouldn’t let him upstairs.
face with us, and pulls me out of March 2012 that he had been things around. He enrolled at “I was a complete wreck,” he
marijuana in high school, and the car,” Solomon said. He tried using Percocet and OxyContin Temple University in September said. Wolfe died at age 21.
with Percocet after his fresh- to hide in his hoodie, but it was — like AJ, omitting his heroin 2012 and pledged Alpha Epsilon
man year at the University of no use. His parents were called. use — and Perpetua began tak- Pi. Gregg Wolfe was proud. The paramedics checked
Pittsburgh. When Solomon ing him to a suboxone doctor. Wolfe’s car, and, under the seat,
was 19, Lee Solomon got in a Solomon confessed. Sort of. Gregg Wolfe found out about On Dec. 18, 2012, Gregg found an empty heroin bag.
bike accident. He admitted to using opiates, the Percocet two months later. Wolfe got a call from Perpetua.
not heroin, and his parents sent Because of HIPPA laws, Wolfe’s Wolfe was acting odd, she said. “I don’t count [my own]
“He was prescribed 180 him to an outpatient facility for doctors couldn’t tell his parents He rushed home, and shortly birthdays anymore. I don’t cel-
OxyContin 60s and 180 eight weeks in New Jersey. He about his omission of using thereafter Wolfe came over, ebrate,” Gregg Wolfe said. “It’s
OxyContin 40s. He didn’t like spent the next six months going heroin. loopy and hyper. meaningless.”
them. He thought they made on and off suboxone, numbing ‘Turning point.’
him feel kind of sick. But I his withdrawal symptoms with Wolfe’s behavior worsened, Wolfe peed in a cup and, as
really liked them,” Solomon alcohol, and on and off heroin. and in July 2012, Gregg Wolfe Gregg Wolfe placed the dip- About seven months after
said. “So I did all of them, and took away his son’s cell phone stick in the sample, Wolfe fum- Wolfe’s death, Solomon went to
I came back to school a full- He’d fake the home drug and car. Finally, Wolfe agreed bled around in the pocket of an inpatient facility in Florida.
blown OxyContin addict.” tests his parents administered, to attend an inpatient facility his hooded sweatshirt. A fish oil He didn’t last long and spent a
pulling a syringe out of his in Cape May, N.J. bottle popped out. Father and few weeks living out of his car.
He used throughout college, pocket while urinating and hid- son reached for it at the same He moved on to needles: “If I
keeping his addiction secret. ing it behind the side of his leg At the last minute he balked. time. Gregg Wolfe got to it first. was awake, I was shooting up
He moved to snorting heroin, a to dilute the sample with water. As an inpatient, Wolfe told his “I can’t believe it. You gave me every half hour.” Lee Solomon
cheaper alternative, his senior father, he’d be exposed to people fake urine again,” he said. tried to prepare himself for life
year, and graduated on time — Finally, Lee Solomon laid who’d used crack cocaine and without his son. “Stick a fork in
albeit with a 2.75 GPA, he said. down an ultimatum: “You’re heroin. “I had to pause for a sec- Wolfe, who had been see- him,” he’d say.
out of the house. You’re done. ond,” the father recalled. “[He’s] ing a psychiatrist and was pre-
One afternoon in August If you want to go die, you die. saying he’s taking pills and if scribed medication for anxiety An employee at the Florida
2012, he hopped in a car with It’s your call. Not mine, But I’m I send him away he’s going to and depression, claimed he had facility arranged for Solomon
Wolfe and a mutual friend to not letting you die here.” start doing worse things. So he merely taken Adderall. Gregg to attend a different inpatient
buy heroin in Camden. Wolfe wasn’t having it. “You’re program in Prescott, Ariz. On
not getting the car for next Feb. 28, 2014, Solomon left that
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IN; COLOR: BLACK PLUS ONE; AD NUMBER: 00080786 over.” The son protested, but days, and hopped on a shuttle
Gregg Wolfe stood strong. It for the airport in Phoenix. His
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35 Old Lancaster Road He awoke after five hours, His mother, Dianne, called
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 immediately threw on sweats Solomon’s friends and pleaded
and made for Wolfe’s car, not with them not to help him. “If
484-436-2603 noticing that the third-floor you enable him to get home, if
light was on. He moved the you give him money, you’ll be
vehicle a mile down the block killing him,” she told them.
so Wolfe couldn’t find it.
One friend called Solomon.
When he came back he Jackson Train, a painter, a musi-
noticed the light. The televi- cian, the yin to Solomon’s yang,
sion was on, and Wolfe was who had shared a crib with him
lying on the couch, peacefully. when they were babies, asked if
“I screamed and screamed and Solomon was shooting up. “It
he wouldn’t wake up,” Gregg wasn’t supposed to go this way,”
Wolfe said. Train said.

Wolfe “was cool when That “was the turning
I touched him,” said Vivian point,” Solomon said. He called
Bush, Gregg Wolfe’s longtime Lee Solomon. He told him he
girlfriend. “I knew he was was going back to rehab. In the
gone, but I didn’t know what back of the shuttle, surrounded
else to do. I tried to do CPR by confused passengers, he
on him but … he was gone dropped to his knees, burst
already.”

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into tears and prayed. pharmaceuticals, and they’re on his boat, which is named “This is for you,” he said. ting out a long exhale.
“I prayed to God to relieve going to keep dying.” Just In Heaven, and took a seat Solomon was the center They sat at the kitchen table
‘Not my son, not my daughter.’ around a circular table. Bush
the obsession or let me die,” sat next to him. The top button of attention all night. Dinner in Gregg Wolfe’s Voorhees
Solomon said. “That was the Two weeks after Wolfe died, of his shirt was left undone. It was eaten and toasts were Township home, and Gregg
first time I ever felt relief. I Gregg Wolfe went back to work. always is, and not because he made. Late in the evening, Lee Wolfe listened to Solomon’s
didn’t have an obsession to use. “Believe me, for the longest wants to make a fashion state- Solomon noticed his wife and journey. Then he asked some
… I was just like, ‘I’m here. I’m time, I felt like crawling into a ment. The pendant bearing his Solomon talking in the living questions: Why couldn’t his
in the present.’ And I was just, hole and never coming out,” he son’s face dangles freely. room. He got nervous, remem- son recover, as Solomon had?
like, tired, and I hadn’t felt that said. But he had responsibilities. bering the verbal sparring Would things have been differ-
way since I was 14 years old, He had to care for Bush. He had “In my mind,” Gregg Wolfe mother and son waged against ent if he had kicked Wolfe out?
[when I] had my first drink, to care for Austin. He had to says, tugging on the pendant, one another during the throes What was it?
smoked weed. go back to work; he’s the owner “he sees everything I do.” of AJ’s addiction.
of the court reporting and lit- ‘I finally have my son back.’ “He wanted me to be able to
“Everything changed that igation support firm, Kaplan It was hours before Dianne answer questions that I couldn’t
day.” Leaman & Wolfe. The past four years have Solomon joined her husband answer, that don’t really have
produced no shortage of proud upstairs. an answer, unfortunately,”
On a sunny August morn- And he used his story to moments for Solomon’s par- Solomon said. “It was hard, but
ing more than four years later, help others. He appeared before ents, but for his father, who is “Is everything OK?” he asked. I did the best I could.”
Solomon shoved open an the House of Representatives now a justice for the Supreme “Everything’s OK,” she replied.
unmarked white door at Victory Subcommittee on Oversight Court of New Jersey, one “I finally have my son back.” Solomon left Gregg Wolfe’s
Bay Recovery Center and was and Investigations on April 26, stands above the rest. Early on in his work with home, off to complete more
greeted by smiling faces and 2013, advocating for changes JFCS, Gregg Wolfe got a call recovery work, but not before the
high-fives: “What’s up, AJ!” to the HIPPA laws that pre- Solomon flew in from from Solomon. He was work- two men made an agreement.
“Hey, AJ!” With his charm and vented him from learning the Arizona for Thanksgiving ing the 12-step program, he Solomon joined Gregg Wolfe at
easy smile, Solomon is a natural full extent of Wolfe’s use. 2015. Sober for more than one told Gregg Wolfe, and wanted a Right in Our Backyard event,
figurehead of the Laurel Springs year, he walked in the door to make amends with the peo- stepped in front of a micro-
outpatient substance abuse He partnered with Jewish with a bouquet of fresh flow- ple he had wronged. phone and shared his story. l
treatment and rehab center. Family & Children’s Service ers, made a beeline for Dianne “I went to his house,
of Southern New Jersey and handed her the bouquet: where me and his son used [email protected];
“Hey AJ, when am I beating and launched Right in Our together,” Solomon said, let- 215-832-0737
you in Ping-Pong?” a Victory Backyard, a traveling group of
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therapist, who make presen- Join us for our 5th
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Brent Reese, Solomon founded agogues and churches about Grandparents’ Celebration
Victory Bay in February 2017. the ills of opioid abuse. Gregg Ruthie Duffine & Shelley Menkowitz, Co-chairs
He doesn’t have a clinical Wolfe implores parents to
background, but he might have have their children sign power Sunday, September 16, 2018 | 7 Tishrei 5779
something more important: of attorney forms when they
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I’m an addict. My life now is
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He implores recovering but on the first anniversary of
addicts to try finding some- Wolfe’s death, the father’s 55th For more information, contact Lori Rubin, Chief Program Officer:
thing bigger than themselves. birthday, Bush purchased him [email protected] / 215.320.0402
It isn’t an easy ask. a pendant emblazoned with
Wolfe’s high school graduation
“How do you explain to photo. He wears it everywhere.
the public that the answer is
something that anyone can On the last Saturday of
have? That’s love? I don’t know. August, Gregg Wolfe climbed
It sounds so f---ing cheesy,”
Solomon said. “The truth is,
we’re going to keep giving peo-
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Moses Sebagabo with a shofar Photos provided Uganda “I decided that the thing to them, it has increased very, very
do was to get a well for this vil- much,” Sebagabo said. “They
Sandy Choukroun Continued from Page 1 lage, to there in eastern Africa, ask me, ‘How is our friend?’
Women and children stand in front of the Namanyonyi Synagogue. a well so they would at least meaning, ‘How is Sandy?’”
from the post, I just wanted have clean water,” she said.
to bring it to the attention of This year, a group of
many, many Jewish friends, but Choukroun got in touch women from Namanyonyi
I wasn’t expecting anything to with the Ugandan Water decided during their annual
come from the post.” Project, a nonprofit that pro- meeting that they wanted a
vides clean water, sanitation ner tamid for the synagogue.
The post in the Facebook and hygiene resources to They requested help from
group led to a lot more than Ugandan communities. After Choukroun, who raised $600
just the well. Namanyonyi multiple conversations, she for the item. The villagers
now has a water pump, which moved forward with helping found a local artisan, who
means the village is no longer Namanyonyi. She and her built a solar-powered one in
affected by famine. Recently, husband decided to raise the the shape of a menorah.
there also have been efforts to $9,000 needed to build a well.
bring water into homes. This “I’m just one person, and
helps with a host of social At the beginning of 2017, I’ve pretty much done what I
issues, Sebagabo said, as chil- the water project completed can in terms of fundraising,”
dren would wake up as early the well. Choukroun said. “I have a lim-
as 3 a.m. to get water, leading ited number of donors. We’re
to teen pregnancy, rape and Not long after, though, fam- not millionaires. We don’t have
school dropouts. ine struck Namanyonyi. Some endless funds.”
died of starvation.
With her help, the With sponsorship from
Namanyonyi Synagogue will Choukroun decided to the United Synagogues of
have a ner tamid, an “eternal raise money to build a pump Conservative Judaism, Sebagabo
light” that it lacked, in time for to get water from the river for is planning a trip to the United
Rosh Hashanah. irrigation. States, where he will tour several
cities, including Philadelphia.
When Choukroun saw Since then, she has helped On the tour, he will meet syn-
Sebagabo’s Facebook post, she Namanyonyi out with various agogues, tell the history and
wrote, “What do you need?” other projects. culture of the Abayudaya, and
explain his community’s needs.
“This unknown per- She has gotten them special
son wrote back, ‘$670,’” foods for holidays, raised money The trip is planned for
Choukroun said. “It’s not for Sebagabo’s wife’s medical October, but because of some
nothing, but it’s not thousands bills and even helped out the complications for Sebagabo
and thousands. But we didn’t village’s Christian and Muslim in obtaining a visa, it may be
know who this person was, residents. postponed.
and it was far away.”
It also led to a friend- Sebagabo wants Namanyonyi
She sent out some emails ship between Sebagabo and to become more self-reliant.
and learned that she and Choukroun. Specifically, he is hoping for
Sebagabo had just a few degrees microfinancing, so the village
of separation. Her former rabbi “I have never met Sandy,” is not entirely reliant on subsis-
knew the president of Kulanu, Sebagabo said. “I’ve never seen tence farming and Choukroun’s
Inc., a New York City-based her, but she’s very connected fundraising. He wants to raise
organization that helps iso- to me because of [the] Jewish money for education and a com-
lated and emerging Jewish part of it and because she has munity center.
communities, and that presi- contributed to our community.
dent knew Sebagabo, a leader That kept us close.” Sebagabo said he wants to
in the Abayudaya community become a rabbi. Namanyonyi
in Namanyonyi. Sebagabo even named Synagogue doesn’t currently
two of his daughters after have a rabbi. He has led the
The Abayudaya are a group Choukroun and another community since 1999 and
of people in eastern Uganda daughter after her mother. wants to learn if he is lead-
who converted to Judaism in ing correctly. The entire
the early 20th century after “That has also made a Abayudaya community cur-
their leader did. Next year, the connection between me and rently only has one rabbi.
community will celebrate its Sandy,” he said. “If I ask Sandy
100th anniversary. for help with my family, she’s “I hope in the future we do
helping her mom and she’s not need to be relying on Sandy
A few years before helping her[self] also.” for food, for High Holidays or
Choukroun saw the Facebook for chagim,” he said. l
post, her mother died, and Sebagabo said that
Choukroun wanted to do Choukroun’s support for the [email protected];
something meaningful with the non-Jews in Namanyonyi 215-832-0729
modest inheritance she had left. has even improved interfaith
relations.

“[The relation] was there,
but because of Sandy’s help to

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September 2018
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Opinion

THE VIEW FROM HERE

Getting Off the Sidelines and Playing Well

BY JOSHUA RUNYAN up on the street while crossing have been a perfect example of harder to see? Or has goodness dogs of last season, who func-
an intersection and was con- a kiddush Hashem, a sanctify- always been the underdog in tioned as a unit, and brought
MY DAUGHTER HAS a habit cerned that someone would use ing of God’s name through the the world? joy to the game? Or will it be
of returning home with lost it for a nefarious purpose. Now public performance of a mitz- the team of ones, flush with
things. She’s typically inter- that she had it, she wanted to vah. My daughter saw it instead To borrow from the recent book deals and the glow of past
ested in giving them a home, know what to do with it. as bringing a little goodness experiences of the Philadelphia glories?
as with the cat that ended up to the world, something made Eagles and the city that loves
adopting us two months ago “Let’s call the company on all the more important by the them, ultimate victory came Boy, do I hope it’s the for-
or the birds, two months prior, the back,” I said. “They can tell fast-approaching holiday of when the historic underdogs mer. For if football is a meta-
that no one wanted anymore. us what to do.” Rosh Hashanah. did what had eluded them time phor for life — and how could
and time again in the moments it not be in the City of Brotherly
On Sept. 3, it was a mangled After a few minutes navigat- For me, it was a chance to that mattered: They looked out Love? — we would all be better
credit card, cracked and bent ing a customer service menu appreciate the innate good- for one another, particularly served by being a little less
with tire marks. She’d picked it that curiously did not have an ness of my child, the customer along the offensive line, giv- haughty, a little more commit-
option for reporting a stolen service representative and, by ing whomever the quarterback ted to each other and a lot more
or missing credit card, I got a extension, the rest of mankind. was — first, Carson Wentz, concerned with doing the right
friendly representative on the And in my line of work — and and then, Nick Foles — time to thing, even when the official of
other end of the phone. At first, given the times we live in — make his reads downfield. And all officials isn’t watching.
she didn’t know what to do, but such opportunities seem harder this was a feature sorely absent
after a brief time spent on hold and harder to come by. in the preseason, when a woe- May we all be inscribed in
she came back, took the num- fully shorthanded line couldn’t the Book of Life, and may we
ber and then said to cut up and But what is it that charac- protect the pocket for Foles, all have a happy, healthy and
dispose of the card. terizes that good in each of us, the reigning Super Bowl MVP. sweet New Year.
buried as the case may be by so
“Thank you for calling about many personality flaws, regrets Just which one of the Eagles Shanah tovah. l
this,” she said. “I’m so surprised and the passage of time? And will make their pre-New Year
that anyone would care.” why is it that it can be so rare to appearance when they open Joshua Runyan is the editor-
bubble up to the surface? the season against the Atlanta in-chief of the Jewish Exponent.
Had the woman on the Falcons? Will it be the under- He can be reached at jrunyan@
other end known that we were Has goodness itself become jewishexponent.com.
Jewish, the encounter would

Exploiting Children: Beyond the Ahed Tamimi Campaign

BY GERALD M. STEINBERG ernmental organizations, sym- in Doha and research director safeguards of the Israeli justice example, on charges of assault-
pathetic media platforms and of the Qatar Human Sciences system. ing an officer, Tamimi would
IN THE MIDDLE East propa- affiliated U.N. frameworks. Research Council. (Swart’s be subject to five years in jail in
ganda wars, 2018 is the “year piece was originally published Throughout her life, Tamimi Canada, three years in Australia
of the child,” at least for the As is often the case, the alle- by a South African blog — the has been repeatedly sent to and four years in Sweden. For
Palestinians. gations are factually deficient Daily Maverick.) taunt and engage with Israeli charges of “incitement to ter-
and legally innovative (in other soldiers, while family members ror,” she would face up to life in
Allegations that Israel is tor- words, fictitious). But children Swart’s attack did not focus and NGOs film and share the Canada, 10 years in Australia
turing, abusing and otherwise are good subjects for victimiza- on or even mention the numer- highly scripted confrontations and six years in Sweden.
attacking Palestinian children tion campaigns, and whenever ous examples of Palestinian on social media. In her most
are central themes in advocacy the allegations lead to more minors who have committed recent performance, Tamimi Expanding from the
campaigns led by Palestinian criticism of Israel, the goal of vicious crimes, such as the July became increasingly violent, Tamimi case, Swart goes on
Authority officials, non-gov- isolating Israel is advanced. murder of Yotam Ovadia, the slapped a soldier, screamed slo- to other accusations, fol-
father of two small children, gans calling for violence, and lowing a confused path that
The most effective impacts by a 17-year-old. Instead, she was then arrested and brought mixes trials and convictions
result from accusations via repeated the story of Ahed to trial. In a plea bargain, she (as in the case of Tamimi) to
what are generally considered Tamimi as an ostensible and her mother (and coach) the entirely exaggerated claim
to be credible and neutral example of how Israel abuses admitted guilt and each served regarding Israel’s use of “in
platforms. For example, the Palestinian minors. eight months. administrative detention.”
website of the Washington- In fact, as of December 2017,
based Brookings Institution Although not the author’s In addition to erasing this two Palestinian minors (not
recently posted an article, intention, the Tamimi case is essential context, Swart, like 350, as Swart implies) were
“Ahed Tamimi and the plight important in illustrating the other publicists who have writ- held in administrative deten-
of Palestinian child detainees,” systematic exploitation of ten similar analyses, omits tion — thereby demonstrat-
repeating the standard claims. children by Palestinian adults any mention of the treatment ing Israel’s adherence to the
It was written by Mia Swart, and organizations for use in of minors involved in criminal
who is listed as a non-resident this political warfare, as well acts, including terrorism, in See Steinberg, Page 26
fellow at the Brookings branch as the due process and other other Western democracies. For

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Opinion

Facing the High Holidays After the KVETCH ’N KVELL

Loss of a Spouse or Partner First Amendment Not Really the ‘First’
I READ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Joshua Runyan’s column about
BY RABBI TSURAH AUGUST • Do you want to connect • Plan how to respond to the the First Amendment with interest (“Thinking About the First
with family and friends and inevitable question: “How Amendment,” Aug. 22). It raised some important issues that have
“L’SHANAH TOVAH community or would you are you doing?” Suggestion: to be thought about when pondering the amendment’s meaning.
u’metukah — A good and sweet rather have time alone or “Thank you for caring.” “ I
year!” rings in the air. with a close friend or time miss ____ very much.” However, he states that the Founding Fathers thought the
in nature — walking along principles of the First Amendment were so “foundational” that
Yes, another New Year, but the shore, the river or at an Reach Up the amendment was the “first” of the Bill of Rights.
the “good and sweet” may arboretum can be healing. • After a profound loss our
sound impossible, almost beliefs are often shaken. The This continues a misassumption about the First Amendment.
cruel, when you have lost your • Will going to services give a High Holidays are opportu- The first Congress submitted 12 possible amendments to the
partner/best friend/soulmate. helpful framework for your nities to explore what Rabbi states in 1791. The current first was the third amendment sub-
grief and healing? Abraham Joshua Heschel mitted. The first two were not ratified at that time. One dealt
Yes, you may have good, called “the Ineffable.” These with apportionment of the House of Representatives. If that had
wonderful friends, but they • Consider keeping a journal of may include your sense of passed, we would now have about 6,000 congress-people.
have families of their own to feelings, hopes and dreams. God and what gives life
be with. You may have adult meaning for you. The second prohibited raising congressional salaries unless
children who are doing their Reach Out • When you light the Yarzeit an election intervened from the approval by Congress and the
best to help you through your • Do as much or as little as candle, consider including approval of the amendment by the states. This became the 28th
loss, but they, too, are mourn- you want. a prayer of gratitude for Amendment, about 40 years ago.
ing and you don’t want to bur- • Let your friends and family your spouse’s presence in
den them with your pain, your know your needs. People your life. Jay Sklar | Philadelphia
loneliness. Or your children want to help and are often • The tradition of visiting
may be young and you are their at a loss as to how. cemeteries can be com- Not in the Jewish Lexicon
anchor in their sea of sorrow, • Reach out to the people forting. If this appeals to A recent article tells of a new Sephardi shul in Rhawnhurst and
while you yourself are adrift. you want to be with: Invite you, ask a friend or family a “christening” of the Torah and space (“Sephardi Synagogue to
them to join you in going member to go with you. It is Open in Rhawnhurst,” Aug. 22). Come on! Jews don’t christen
So what can you do to get to services, or to dinner or traditional to leave a stone people or places.
through this challenging time? a walk. Be bold and ask to of remembrance and love
be included in their plans. on their monument. “Christen” means approved in Christ’s name. Educate your
Here are some suggestions • Let hosts know in advance May the new year 5779 bring writers. l
based on the teachings of that you may not be up to fol-
Rebbe Nachman, a 19th-cen- lowing through on the plans. you what you need to heal and David Mermelstein | Elkins Park
tury rabbi whose insights come You are still on an emotional embrace life fully again. Now
from his deep commitment to roller coaster; you can also more than ever, be gentle with Statement From the Publisher
guiding people through their gracefully decline invitations; yourself. Don’t do more than
darkest times: ask for a rain check. We are a diverse community. The views expressed in the opinion columns and letters
• Consider honoring your published in the Jewish Exponent are those of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect
the views of the officers and boards of the Jewish Publishing Group and/or the Jewish
Yes, another New Year, but the “good and sweet” Federation of Greater Philadelphia. Send letters to [email protected] or fax to
may sound impossible, almost cruel, when you 215-569-3389. Letters should be a maximum of 200 words and may be edited for clarity
have lost your partner/best friend/soulmate. and brevity. Unsigned letters will not be published.

Reach In spouse at dinner: You might you want, and don’t do any- Join the
• Be compassionate and use their favorite kiddush thing that does not serve your conversation!
patient with yourself; this is cup or make a silent or soul, your loss and your love.
a tender time. out loud toast to them; tell Tell us what you’re thinking
• Give yourself permission funny or poignant stories The next eight-session Jewish and interact with the community
to have the qualities you about them. Family & Children’s Service at jewishexponent.com
want during the holiday • Include the children; they, Bereavement Support Group for Connect with us on
season, in grief there is no too, have stories. Have art Spouses begins Oct. 2. l
right or wrong way to han- supplies available for them
dle the holidays. to make a special card or Rabbi Tsurah August is Jewish
• Evaluate what parts of the placemats to honor your Family & Children’s Service rabbi
holiday you enjoy and what spouse. and chaplain, specializing in
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Opinion

A Jabotinsky Zionist Reply to Ronald Lauder

BY MOSHE PHILLIPS seems he faces no term limits. recalled Jabotinsky’s legacy and and the sacrifices of the Irgun the clear vision to follow in the
Let us examine the Zionist wrote: “Would there be seri- he molded and inspired. That brave path of Ze’ev Jabotinsky.”
RONALD LAUDER, president ous public commemoration question would be impossible
of the World Jewish Congress, leader Ze’ev Jabotinsky, who of the 100th birthday of Ze’ev to ask, though, if Begin had What could be meant by
following up his March 18 perhaps to most, if not nearly Jabotinsky had it not been for never won power in 1977. this “brave path”? A strong
New York Times tirade against all, American Jews was the the fact that the Likud won national defense, national
Israeli settlers and several other least recognizable name in the the election in Israel in 1977? What were Jabotinsky’s pride, connection to authentic
targets (“Israel’s Self-Inflicted pantheon of important heroes Not likely. For 30 years and vital contributions? His words Jewish observance, love of the
Wounds”) doubled down with from early Zionist history more, Jabotinsky was one of and ideas animated a genera- land of Israel, and belief in
a second op-ed in the Times mentioned in Lauder’s essay. those non-persons in Israel and tion of young Jews to resist the both free markets and modern
on Aug. 13 with an attack on the Jewish world. … The rul- Nazis, rescue fellow Jews from democratic values.
Orthodox Jewish influence on Lauder wrote, “Theodor ing Labor Party made him a Hitler’s forces and fight for the
Israeli politics (“Israel, This Is Herzl, Chaim Weizmann, Ze’ev non-person for the same reasons freedom of Israel as soldiers Jabotinsky wrote his greatest
Not Who We Are”). Jabotinsky, David Ben Gurion that it portrayed Menachem in the Irgun and Stern Group/ novel about the biblical cham-
and Golda Meir always empha- Begin and his supporters as LEHI. Later, the movement for pion Samson. In the most well-
Many opponents of Lauder’s sized the need to combine uncivilized fascists — it is easier freedom for Soviet Jewry both known passage of the book,
views on Israel have taken pen in Jewish nationalism with uni- to beat the opposition by paint- in the United States and inside Samson declares: “Tell [the
hand and pointed out where they versal humanism. So now, when ing it as irrelevant, intolerable the Soviet Union itself was led Jewish people] three things in
believe Lauder went wrong in Israel’s government appears to and non-existent, until it is too by Jabotinsky Zionists. my name, and not two: They
each of his articles. Other authors be tarnishing the sacred value of strong to be dismissed.” must get iron [i.e. armaments];
attacked Lauder for what they equality, many supporters feel it Since 1977, things have fun- they must choose a king; and
(correctly) saw as his hypocriti- is turning its back on Jewish In the intervening elections damentally changed in Israel: they must learn to laugh.”
cal claim that “democratic and heritage, the Zionist ethos and the next generation of leaders, Not only Menachem Begin’s
egalitarian dimensions of the the Israeli spirit.” including Ehud Olmert, Benny Likud but also the National What Jabotinsky meant
Jewish democratic state are being Begin, Tzipi Livni, Uzi Landau, Union, Kadima and Yisrael in part by learn to laugh was
tested” when he was not elected Thanks are due to Lauder for Dan Meridor and many other Beiteinu parties have all con- the necessary development
to his position as president of rightfully ranking Jabotinsky central figures in Israel’s political nected themselves directly to of confidence on a national
the WJC in a general election where he belongs among the life up until today (and by con- the legacy of Jabotinsky as do level. With rapidly chang-
of its membership. He has been builders of Zionism and the trast, J Street’s Jeremy Ben-Ami), several smaller parties. No ing Middle East realities and
president of the organization Jewish state. Jabotinsky (1880- had a parent that was an active party claims to continue in the the abuse of self-proclaimed
for more than 11 years and it 1940) was a Zionist leader, ora- supporter of Ze’ev Jabotinsky tradition of David Ben-Gurion, friends as Lauder, Israelis may
tor and writer who founded the and was involved with the Irgun Israel’s first prime minister, or need that message now more
Jewish Legion during World paramilitary organization his his protégé, Golda Meir. than ever. Or do they? After
War I, as well as the Haganah followers created. It can be noted all, smart Israelis know that
self-defense units in Jerusalem that Rahm Emanuel’s father, too, Their secularism and social- Lauder’s name won’t ever make
in 1920. Prime Minister was an Irgunist. ism lost all its chic long ago. it into future Israeli history
Benjamin Netanyahu’s father Perhaps Avigdor Lieberman’s textbooks, while Jabotinsky’s
Benzion served as Jabotinsky’s What Jabotinsky would Yisrael Beiteinu made the most importance grows every year. l
personal secretary just after the advocate given today’s current of invoking his name and atti-
outbreak of World War II. events is often debated in Israel. tude (even if that party is the Moshe Phillips is the national
least obvious in terms of its director of Herut North America’s
In the May 15, 1981 edition It is a fair question to ask if allegiance to Jabotinsky’s ide- U.S. section. Herut is an inter-
of the Jewish journal Sh’ma, Israel would even exist today ology) when it described itself national movement for Zionist
Professor Daniel J. Elazar, a if it were not for Jabotinsky as “a national movement with pride and education.
noted political science scholar,

Steinberg leading the campaign exploit- terror group, and systematically the 15 Palestinian minors exploitation for both terror and
ing children. indoctrinates children, was killed in confrontations with propaganda endangers them.
Continued from Page 24 responsible for numerous mass Israeli security forces in 2017
Swart, her Brookings col- killings, including the 2014 were participating in vio- And as a highly regarded
United Nations standard that leagues, as well as McCollum massacre in a Jerusalem syna- lent life-threatening clashes, Washington-based think tank,
this method be used only in and her 34 Democratic co-spon- gogue, killing six. including stabbings and car the Brookings Institution,
“exceptional circumstances.” sors, are apparently all unaware ramming attacks. which claims to value inde-
of the extensive connections Also repeating DCI-P’s pendent research and integrity,
The skewed and false alle- between DCI-P and the Popular most heinous forms of incite- Many Palestinian children erred in providing its imprima-
gations in the op-ed closely Front for the Liberation of ment, Swart claims, without are taught to hate from a very tur to a propaganda campaign
echo the text of a bill intro- Palestine (PFLP), a terror group any evidence, that instead of young age, and their role models that exploits children. l
duced by U.S. Rep. Betty recognized as such by the United prosecuting some minors are terrorist “martyrs.” Yet those
McCollum (D-Minn.), who in States, Canada, the European involved in terror, Israeli sol- like Swart, who claim to care Gerald M. Steinberg is a
turn, repeated the language of Union and Israel. diers simply kill them “in cold about “the rights of the child,” political science professor at Bar
an NGO calling itself Defense blood.” Had she bothered to show no interest or concern over Ilan University and president of
for Children International- The PFLP, which is a member examine the details, she would these Palestinian child soldiers. the Institute for NGO Research in
Palestine (DCI-P), which is of the PLO structure, like the have seen that almost all of Far from protecting children, this Jerusalem.
Fatah al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades

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Lifestyles/Culture

Festival Celebrates a Famously Jewish Food

ARTS foods throughout the ages, such be pickled in the spring and The pickle bar at Hymie’s Selah Maya Zighelboim
SELAH MAYA ZIGHELBOIM | JE STAFF as cabbage and mango. And the then last all year.
pickled cucumber might owe Before Hymie’s installed the fare, such as burgers and fries,
“I NEED TICKETS. This is a some of its fame in the United “Every culture has different pickle bar, Barson said most “if pickles aren’t your thing,”
big Dill!!” States to the Jewish people. kinds of pickles, different kinds customers requested an extra Baxter said.
of things that they pickle,” said pickle on their plate with their
“Yesssssss.” “Pickles maintain their Ted Merwin, author of Pastrami sandwiches. The festival does not mark
“Thank you to everyone popularity in America par- on Rye: An Overstuffed History the end of Philadelphia’s pickle
working on this event to give tially because of the deli,” the of the Jewish Deli. “It makes “Nobody wanted to eat a celebrations.
us the best Dilly Dilly experi- late Gil Marks wrote in the sense that, for Jews, it would be corned beef sandwich without a
ence possible.” Encyclopedia of Jewish Food. one of the most common, one of nice, good, juicy pickle — or pas- Digital Force Agency
Hundreds of posts on “After all, what would a pas- the most easily obtainable kinds trami [sandwich],” he said. “They intends to turn Pickledelphia
Pickledelphia Pickle Festival’s trami or corned beef sandwich of foods. They did it with meat, always wanted their pickles.” into a yearlong brand, beyond
Facebook page — some accom- be without a pickle?” and they did it with fish. They just the one-day festival. This
panied by images of pickle could have easily done it with At Pickledelphia, attend- will include selling pick-
products like pickle sunflower Tablet magazine has called other vegetables too. Why par- ees can expect to find a pick- le-themed merchandise and
seeds and a pizza topped plen- pickles one of the 100 most ticularly pickles? I don’t know, le-eating contest, games and perhaps even having a monthly
tifully with pickles — express Jewish foods, and the Jewish but pickles became very iconic.” plenty of pickle-themed food “Pickle in a Box” filled with
excitement and delight for the deli experience has become and drinks. These include pickle-related products.
upcoming event on Sept. 9. synonymous with a bowl of When the Jews arrived in the pickleback shots — a shot of
“It just shows you how pas- sour and half-sour pickles on New World, they took their pick- whiskey and a shot of pickle “We quickly became aware that
sionate people are [about pick- the table, like chips and salsa at led cucumbers with them and brine, pickle margaritas, pickle pickles were going to transcend
les],” said Kevin Baxter, managing a Mexican restaurant or bread turned it into a quintessential bloody marys, pickle egg rolls, way above just a food,” Baxter
partner of Digital Force Agency, a at an Italian one. part of Jewish-American culture. pickle ice cream and more. said. “It became a culture.” l
digital branding company that
organized the festival. People have been pickling Merwin noted a scene in Pickledelphia will also offer [email protected];
More than 52,000 Facebook for thousands of years, long Crossing Delancey, where a man some more standard festival 215-832-0729
users have marked themselves before Jewish delis started sells pickles out of a barrel.
as either interested in or going cropping up in New York City
to the event, which will take and even before the birth of “When you see him in that
place from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Ashkenazi culture. movie,” Merwin said, “you
Piazza at Schmidt’s Commons. know you’re on the Lower East
Baxter said they expect 3,000 According to an arti- Side of New York.”
attendees. Children under the cle from The Forward, pick-
age of 10 are not permitted. ling has a long history among In Merion Station, Hymie’s
Cultures around the world both Jewish and non-Jewish Delicatessen is known for its
have pickled a variety of different people in Eastern Europe. It pickle bar, which offers a variety of
was a successful way to pre- different pickles, including pick-
serve food for long periods of led tomatoes, alongside different
time. Cucumbers were a cheap salads. Hymie’s also sells about
option for pickling. They could 50 to 60 buckets of pickles a week,
Hymie’s owner Louis Barson said.

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“HONESTLY, AFTER THE From left: Dan, Dave, Michael and Alan Roomberg at the Eagles-Falcons
ring ceremony, to me, we’ve put
that to bed. We’ve put that to Divisional Playoff game last year Photos provided
rest, and we move on to 2018.”
a Super Bowl party for the last going to see the team on this
OK, Doug Pederson. three years for local friends special guys trip we’re doing
The Eagles head coach may and their families, but this is all the more special because
have said at a June press con- year he was close to canceling of him being able to see the
ference that he’s put the Super it because he was worried he Eagles win the Super Bowl
Bowl victory Eagles fans have wouldn’t be able to hear the last year.”
been dreaming of for years game — and this was one he As the season starts close
behind him, but he’s probably actually cared about. to Rosh Hashanah, Roomberg
the only one. “By the end of the game, shared a New Year’s wish for
NAME: CONOG.PTIEFENRETTH IOSRAAELLOLF LOWER Sure, Eagles fans are look- they were all Eagles fans,” he the team: “Apples, honey and
ing ahead to the 2018 season, said. “They were all feeling it no injuries!”
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certainly are not ready to cast The Eagles have long been to vice president of operations
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2909wBw2ri1wst5o.j-lu7Rd5oy2as-da7•r7eB2.oe7nrsgalem stop chanting “Philly, Philly!”
just yet. bond between him and his two ing across the pond to London
“It was something of a brothers. for the game.
dream come true for a long- His father, Alan, has had Her husband, a Jets fan,
BUILDING A TRADITION Hours: 6:45am-6pm suffering Philadelphia fan,”
Michael Roomberg said. “It’s
clearly an afterglow that’s per- four season tickets since 1970 is understandably not join-
sisted all through the summer and saw his first game at ing. (“While I do bleed green,
Modern Nursery School Building & without football.” Connie Mack Stadium when I have to admit I am not so
Spacious Playgrounds He’s hoping for a repeat he was 5. fanatical as to be consumed
Super Bowl victory this year, In honor of Alan’s upcom- by the Eagles morning, noon
Whole language approach • Computers • but, of course, is ready for ing 70th birthday, his three and night,” she said. “If I did,
Hands-On Academics whatever this season brings. sons are taking him to London I would have a divorce on my
So far, the preseason games to watch the Eagles play the hands from my long suffering
Science, Gym, Music, Yoga, Foreign haven’t given off the most Jaguars in October. Jets fan husband.”)
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Roomberg is an avid Eagles
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territory: Upstate New York in
Jets and Giants country.
“There are not many” Eagles
fans where he is, he acknowl-
edged with a laugh. He often
finds himself watching the
small screen playing the Eagles
game at the end of the bar.
But that’s never led him to
stop bleeding green.
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KERI WHITE | JE FOOD COLUMNIST ness of the fish; thin, delicate
flounder may only need 15
WITH ROSH HASHANAH minutes in the oven, while a
falling early this year, cooks thicker cod will require closer
have the opportunity to play to 30. Fish is done when it
with a different set of ingre- flakes easily and the translu-
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autumn harvest. opaque color.

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ing lemonade out of lemons. In a 9-inch fluted tart pan ing dough over the filling.
Continued from Page 40 If you don’t have blackber- (Do not let the filling over- Press gently, and bake for 40
ries, any summer fruit works with a removable bottom, press flow; if this is the case, save minutes until the edges and crum-
2 tablespoons balsamic — sour cherries, blueberries, two-thirds of the dough firmly the extra to serve with cheese ble topping are lightly brown.
vinegar raspberries, peaches, plums, in the bottom and up the sides or yogurt or as a topping for
apricots, etc. of the pan. vanilla ice cream.) Cool and carefully remove
½ teaspoon salt the tart from the pan. Serve with
Lots of fresh ground pepper For the filling: Pour the filling into the tart whipped cream or vanilla ice
¼ teaspoon garlic powder cream. l
1½ pints blackberries, rinsed
Place the cooled bread cubes and drained
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½ cup water
Add the tomatoes, onions ½ cup sugar (adjust per the
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1 cup sugar
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The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
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Save the Date for The Main Event 2018:
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WERE YOU SWEPT away by your trip to Israel — or have
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Wherever your appreciation for Israel stems from, you’ll
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of Greater Philadelphia’s biggest night of the year, on
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In honor of Israel’s 70th anniversary, this year’s Main
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long history of supporting our Jewish homeland. The
night, which is being co-chaired by Beth and Brad Krouse
and Margie and Brian Wargon, will include a special trib-
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Israel through missions.

Our featured guest speaker, Avi Issacharoff, is an
Israeli journalist who covers Palestinian affairs, and
is a co-creator of Fauda (“chaos” in Arabic), an Israeli
political thriller series that won 11 Israeli TV Academy
Awards. Some attendees will have a chance to meet him
at one of two exclusive Main Event pre-receptions: one for
NextGen and Israel360 alumni and one for Joshua Society
members.

As always, proceeds from the Main Event will support
the Jewish Community Fund of the Jewish Federation of
Greater Philadelphia. So get out your calendars and save
the date for this all in one party and homage to Israel!
For more information, contact mainevent@jewishphilly.
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High-visibility sponsorship opportunities are
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tact Senior Development Officer Rachel Sigman at
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Volunteers Needed • Congregation Or Ami
• Har Zion Temple
THE MITZVAH FOOD PROGRAM is seeking members of the fol- • Kesher Israel Congregation (West Chester)
lowing synagogues (or someone who lives nearby) to deliver boxes • Kol Ami
of marketing materials to their shul to help facilitate our annual • Main Line Reform Temple
High Holiday Food Drive. If you are a member of one of the follow- • Or Hadash: A Reconstructionist Congregation
ing synagogues (or live nearby) and could pick up and deliver the • P’nai Or Jewish Renewal Congregation of Philadelphia
boxes, that would save the Mitzvah Food Program tremendous ship- • Perelman Jewish Day School - Forman Center
ping costs and time. For more information, contact Phil Holtje at • Temple Beth Ami
[email protected] or 215-832-0815. • Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El
• Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel
• Congregation Beth El of Lower Bucks County • Tiferet Bet Israel
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CANDLE LIGHTING

Start Here, Start Now Sept. 7 7:04 p.m.
Sept. 14 6:53 p.m.

RABBI DAYLE A. FRIEDMAN are given a last-minute review question — how can we ever congregation of frail elders in di erence. We learn as well,
of their covenant with God ful ll all of our sacred obli- a long-term care setting. ese though, that we are bound to
Parshat Nitzavim before they part with Moses gations — the text continues, people longed to fully partici- do what we can. We are called
IN MY WORK and commu- and enter the Promised Land. “For this commandment which pate in Jewish observance, but to nd the actions that are
nity conversations these days, I give you today is not too won- they had signi cant limitations within our grasp to repair our
I hear many people express is covenant, they are told, drous for you, nor too remote — physical and cognitive. community, our nation and our
despair about the state of our was made, not just with all from you. It is not in heaven, world.
world. of those who were physically lest you say, who will ascend I studied pertinent Halacha
present at Mount Sinai, but to bring it to us so that we may (Jewish law) and learned that We must start here, start
“Nothing I can do will make with all of the future genera- hear it and do it, nor across the our obligations are actually now, and do what we can, as
a di erence,” says one friend. tions of the Jewish people. sea, lest you say, who will cross sliding scale. If we are limited Rabbi Tarfon taught: “It is not
over and bring it to us, that we in our capacity to ful ll a mitz- your obligation to complete the
“I wake up in dread every “I do not forge this cove- may hear it and do it. Rather, vah, we are obligated to do as task, but neither are you free to
day,” says a client. nant only with you, but with it is very near indeed, in your much as we can. desist from it.” ●
those who are standing here mouth, and in your heart that
“I don’t know where to start today before the Eternal our you may do it” (30:11-14). For example, if we cannot Rabbi Dayle A. Friedman o ers
— I’m just one person,” says a God, and with those who are stand and recite the entire pastoral care for frail elders and
neighbor. not standing with us today” e rabbis debate about the 19-blessing Amidah that makes their caregivers and spiritual
(Deuteronomy 30:14). meaning of “this command- up the heart of our Jewish wor- direction for people beyond mid-
It is true; there are chal- ment.” Is this teaching about a ship services, we can sit; if we life through Growing Older, her
lenges before us that can feel We are assured that we particular commandment (e.g., cannot say the entire prayer, we Philadelphia-based, national prac-
overwhelming. It is easy to feel will falter and fail, but we will turning in repentance), or is can say an abridged version; if tice. The Board of Rabbis of Greater
overcome by the gap between ultimately turn toward God. it about every commandment? we cannot speak the words, we Philadelphia is proud to provide the
our time, energy, abilities and When we do, God will turn can meditate on them. In each Torah commentary for the Jewish
the scope of the world’s woes, toward us, as well. e Torah o ers us a message case, we are considered to have Exponent.
whether we are thinking about of empowerment regarding all fully ful lled our obligation.
global warming, the worldwide “You will return to the of our obligations. e com-
refugee crisis or the persistence Eternal your God … with all mandments are ours to do, and So how does this teaching
of poverty, to name a few. your heart and all your soul. ful lling our holy obligations relate to those of us who feel
And the Eternal your God will is within our capacity. beleaguered by the scope of the
In this context, the Torah’s return you from captivity and brokenness all around us?
words can o er encourage- have compassion upon you” is issue was relevant
ment and solace. In Parshat (30:2-3). when I served as a rabbi for a We learn that we are,
Nitzavim, the people of Israel indeed, obligated to make a
As if to answer the unasked

‫לשׁנה טובה‬

L’Shana Tova

Wishing you
a sweet new year

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SUNDAY, SEPT. 9 com for ticket information. 9201 Old Torah. High Holidays at Mishkan wish to share the many blessings of Philadelphia.
Bustleton Ave., Philadelphia. Shalom are unique, participatory, the Yamim Nora’im, the Days of Awe,
Erev Rosh Hashana. inspiring, spirited and spiritual for to join us for services, potluck Mahjong.
Join Congregation Beth Israel of Captioned High Holiday adults and children alike. meals and other gatherings from The mahjong group at Temple
Media for a potluck dinner and Erev Services. 450 U.S. 30, Haverford. Selichot through Simchat Torah at Beth Zion-Beth Israel meets in the
Rosh Hashana services at 5 p.m. Temple Brith Achim is providing 9 a.m. High Holidays at Mishkan synagogue chapel at 1 p.m. to play
Beth Israel is a Reconstructionist Communication Access Real-Time Rosh Hashanah Day 1. Shalom are unique, participatory, the game, have fun and raise money
congregation, where you will find a Translation (CART) captioning for The Little Shul, Congregation inspiring, spirited and spiritual for for tikkun olam. Have you heard of
vibrant community of individuals and High Holiday services for the hearing- Shivtei Yeshuron-Ezras Israel, hosts adults and children alike. mahjong and want to learn to play?
families committed to celebrating impaired community at 8 p.m. Call traditional Rosh Hashanah morning 4101 Freeland Ave., Philadelphia. Are you new in town looking for the
our Judaism, nurturing our members, 610-337-2222 or email brithachim. services and kiddush at 9 a.m. 2015 S. game? Have you lived in town and
educating our children and repairing org for ticket information. 481 S. Fourth St., Philadelphia. Rosh Hashanah Day 2. want a new group to play with?
the world. We are located at 542 S. Gulph Road, King of Prussia. The Little Shul, Congregation If you fall into any of these categorie,
New Middletown Road, Media. Rosh Hashanah for Families. Shivtei Yeshuron-Ezras Israel, hosts reach out to Ellen. We’re always
MONDAY, SEPT. 10 Join Rabbi Yosef and Temple Beth traditional Rosh Hashanah morning looking for new players. We ask
Rittenhouse Square Rosh Zion-Beth Israel and welcome a services and kiddush for the second for a $4 donation per session.
Hashanah. Rosh Hashanah Services. sweet new year together. Experience day at 9 a.m. 2015 S. 4th Street, 300 S. 18th St., Philadelphia.
Celebrating the Jewish High Holidays The Jewish New Year is approaching a family-friendly service for children Philadelphia.
is as easy as a walk in the park. Join and Temple Beth Ami invites you to ages 5 and under and their “grown- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12
Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel once join us for services at 8:30 a.m. 9201 ups” that will have us singing, Rosh Hashanah Second Day.
again in Rittenhouse Square and Old Bustleton Ave., Philadelphia. blessing and listening to the Congregation Leyv Ha-Ir welcomes ‘Cojot’ – A Boaz Dvir Film.
mark the New Year with an evening sounds of the shofar as a new year fellow travelers from all walks of A film about a child in France who
of spirited music and a family-friendly Rosh Hashanah Tot Service. is ushered in. Starts at 9:30 a.m. life. We are a Reconstructionist survived the Nazis and then became
service at 5:30 p.m. RH² is free and Temple Sholom in Broomall 300 S. 18th St., Philadelphia. congregation in Center City. Founded a hero in Entebbe and saved the
open to the public. welcomes preschool-aged children in May 1990, our community is led by lives of the hostages. $10. Starts
and their families to our fun Tot Rosh Hashanah at P’nai Or. Rabbi Julie Greenberg, our long-term at 7 a.m. at Beth Chaim Reform
Erev Rosh Hashanah Service. Service on Rosh Hashanah morning The community is invited to spiritual leader. Starts at 10 a.m. 1906 Congregation. 389 Conestoga
Congregation Leyv Ha-Ir welcomes at 9 a.m. Open to the community, but attend P’nai Or’s Jewish Renewal Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia. Road, Malvern.
fellow travelers from all walks of tickets are required. Call 610 356-5165 congregation in West Mt. Airy for
life. We are a Reconstructionist to reserve tickets. 55 N. Church Lane, Rosh Hashanah. Our services are Rosh Hashanah Services. ORT America Luncheon.
congregation in Center City. Our Broomall. musically rich, personally engaging You are invited to Rosh Hashanah The Marple chapter of ORT America
community is led by Rabbi Julie and transformative. A veggie services at 10:30 at P’nai Or. We will hold its annual Pishka Party at
Greenberg, our long-term spiritual Rosh Hashanah Services. dairy pot luck lunch follows blend traditional liturgy with uplifting the home of Kathy Yalove at 11 a.m.
leader. Service begins at 7 p.m. The Haverford School welcomes all services. Starts at 10:30 a.m. heart-opening poetic translations so 610-544-3959. 456 Doe Run Lane,
1906 Rittenhouse Square, who wish to share the many blessings 6757 Green St., Philadelphia. that Hebrew and English prayers flow Springfield.
Philadelphia.

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Join us for our last High Holiday services at the Gershman Y.
of the
FREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY
NO TICKETS OR RESERVATIONS REQUIRED! Call 215.832.0700 or email
[email protected]
Rosh Hashanah Mon September 10 9:00 am RABBI MIKE URAM RABBI JOSH BOLTON
Kol Nidre Tues September 11 9:00 am Executive Director Senior Jewish Educator with your new address.
Yom Kippur Tues September 18 6:15 pm
Wed September 19 9:00 am Conservative Reform

Did you have relatives who were members of the Gershman Y ROSH HASHANAH YOM KIPPUR
Congregation? Please see our website for important
information about memorial plaques. beginning 9/9 beginning 9/18

For more information, visit us on the web, e-mail us, or call our
voicemail line.

www.minyansulamyaakov.org Questions? Call Details and schedule at
(215) 898-7391 pennhillel.org/hh2018
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COMMUNITY / calendar

NCJW Event. THURSDAY, SEPT. tavan amonratanasareegul/Thinkstock
The National Council of Jewish
Women Greater Philadelphia Section Mommy and Me. MONDAY, SEPT. WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
will present Moylan C. Mills, professor Sherrie Turetsky, director of the School
emeritus of Integrative Arts at Penn of Early Learning at Old York Road Mahjong. Mahjong Game.
State University, Abington, at its Temple-Beth Am, will lead a weekly Join the Sisterhood of Melrose B’nai Israel Old York Road Temple-Beth Am will host a drop-
opening luncheon and meeting at one-hour “Mommy & Me” class at 9:30 Emanu-El for our weekly friendly mahjong game, in mahjong
11:30 a.m. at Reform Congregation a.m. 971 Old York Road, Abington. starting at 7 p.m. Open to the entire kehillah. game every Wednesday at 7 p.m. Bring your
Keneseth Israel, 8339 Old York Road, No charge for MBIEE sisterhood members. The cards. Mahjong sets and cards will be for sale. Call
Elkins Park. Cost is $20 to $25. Bible Study. one-time charge of $36 includes membership to 215-886-8000. 971 Old York Road, Abington.
A member of Main Line Reform the MBIEE Sisterhood. Call 215-635-1505 or email
Yiddish Culture Club. Temple’s clergy leads a discussion [email protected] for further information.
Join the members of the Melrose of the Tanakh, or Jewish bible, at 11 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park.
B’nai Israel Emanu-El family Yiddish a.m. This is an ongoing process,
cultural group for a discussion of beginning with Genesis and proceeding
Yiddish language, culture, humor over the course of the year. All
and history. We meet the second congregants are welcome to join in at
Wednesday of each month at 12:30 any point, whether you are a longtime
p.m. 8339 Old York Road, student of Torah or if you have never
Elkins Park. looked at the Torah before. 410
Montgomery Ave., Wynnewood.
‘Cojot’ Rough Cut.
A former Entebbe hostage will join High Holidays Discussion.
Penn State assistant professor Boaz Experience the powerful relevance
Dvir at 7 p.m. at Beth Chaim Reform of the High Holidays taught by Rabbi
Congregation for a rough-cut screening Eliezer Hirsch at 6:30 p.m. at Mekor
of his feature documentary Cojot. Habracha/Center City Synagogue.
$10. 389 Conestoga Road, Malvern. 1500 Walnut St., Philadelphia. ●

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$20/JCC Members • $30/Guests

Lunch Included • Advanced Registration Required by Monday, September 17

Questions? Contact Sharon Siegel 856-424-4444 x1297 [email protected]

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Community / mazel tovs

ANNIVERSARY BIRTH

SAMIT COLBY REIS MARDER

Sandy and Irv Samit of La Jolla, Calif., formerly from Cheltenham and Jennifer (née Shaab) and Benjamin Marder of Philadelphia announce the birth of
Philadelphia, celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary on Aug. 15 with their their daughter, Colby Reis, on April 23.
children Robin, Jay and Dava Samit at a dinner at Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa
in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Grandparents Barbara Bree Shaab of Philadelphia and the late Ronnie Shaab,
and Steven and Peggy Marder of Elberon, N.J., share in their joy.
The Samits were married at Temple B’nai Aaron in Wynnefield.
Welcoming Colby are aunts and uncles Art Bree, Karl Strassman, Sam and
Alanna Marder, and Laurie Beth Mandil, along with numerous cousins.

Colby is named in loving memory of Ben’s grandparents, Rubin and Winifred
Colby and Jenny’s great-grandparents, Max and Jennie Reis.

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Enjoy the High Holidays with our warm, unique and spiritually
uplifting services that reflect our rich historic heritage.

ROSH HASHANAH CHILDRENS’ MEALS

September 9-11, 2018 PROGRAM Enjoy delicious holiday
meals following services.
YOM KIPPUR Bring your children, ages 1-11, for Call for pricing & reservations
engaging programs during services.
September 18--19, 2018 SEATS

SUCCOT/SIMHAT TORAH We welcome all to our services.
Call to reserve your seat now!
September 23-25, 30; Oct 1-2, 2018 Evening Service: 6:30 P.M.

Morning Service: 8:00 A.M.

The Synagogue of the American Revolution,
where Sanctity meets Grace and Tradition

Rabbi Albert E. Gabbai • Eli Gabay, Esq., Parnas
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ESTATE OF GEORGE J. BECK, JR.
a/k/a GEORGE J. BECK, GEORGE
BECK, DECEASED.
Late of Philadelphia
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the
above Estate have been granted to
the undersigned, who request all
persons having claims or demands
against the estate of the decedent
to make known the same and all
persons indebted to the decedent
to make payment without delay to
ROBERT W. BECK, EXECUTOR, c/o
Harry Metka, Esq., 4802 Nesham-
iny Blvd., Ste. 9, Bensalem, PA
19020,
Or to his Attorney:
HARRY METKA
4802 Neshaminy Blvd., Ste. 9
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ESTATE OF GEORGE SLIWINSKI,
DECEASED.
Late of Philadelphia
LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on
the above Estate have been gran-
ted to the undersigned, who re-
quest all persons having claims or
demands against the estate of the
decedent to make known the same
and all persons indebted to the de-
cedent to make payment without
delay to ROSALIE BERNICE WAL-
TERS and SUZANNE N.
PRITCHARD, ADMINISTRATRICES,
319 W. Front St., Media, PA 19063,
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Licensed and Bonded ports & accounting records. Must Exp. Caregiver for elderly, CEASED. 130 N. 18th St. the undersigned, who request all above Estate have been granted to
have data entry & general math 8am-2pm; 12am-7am, 9 yrs Late of the Township of Chelten- Philadelphia, PA 19103-6998 persons having claims or demands the undersigned, who request all
ESTATE SALES skills. Should have good working exp. Excellent refs., hourly, ham, Montgomery County, PA against the estate of the decedent persons having claims or demands
knowledge of accounting & book own car. LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the ESTATE OF ERNEST BING, DE- to make known the same and all against the estate of the decedent
ARTS & ANTIQUES keeping procedures. Send resume above Estate have been granted to CEASED persons indebted to the decedent to make known the same and all
to Montefiore Cemetery 600 215-941-4042 the undersigned, who request all Late of Philadelphia to make payment without delay to persons indebted to the decedent
We Buy Antiques, Church Rd. Jenkintown, PA 19046 EXP. CAREGIVER FOR ELDERLY persons having claims or demands LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the WILLIAM J. PARIS, EXECUTOR, to make payment without delay to
Furniture, Jewelry, Coins, or email; 20 yrs exp., Excellent References! against the estate of the decedent above Estate have been granted to c/o Michael F. Cotter, Esq., 296 ARTHUR KARAFIN, EXECUTOR,
to make known the same and all the undersigned, who request all Sunset Rd., Barrington, NJ 09008, 1717 Arch St., Ste. 1320, Phil-
Watches and More... [email protected] 267-261-2696 persons indebted to the decedent persons having claims or demands Or to his Attorney: adelphia, PA 19103,
Entire Estate Contents SITUATION WANTED to make payment without delay to against the estate of the decedent MICHAEL F. COTTER Or to his Attorney:
CNA/ CPR/ FIRST AID ARTHUR KARAFIN, EXECUTOR, to make known the same and all 296 Sunset Rd. ARTHUR S. KARAFIN
Purchased. SENIORS, NEED HELP? 1717 Arch St., Ste. 1320, Phil- persons indebted to the decedent Barrington, NJ 09008 LAW OFFICES OF ARTHUR S.
Call 1-888-289-9996 My name is Linda Agyemang, I am adelphia, PA 19103, to make payment without delay to Estate of Marcella S. Dworkin, De- KARAFIN
EXPERIENCED COMPANION a home care giver, I am a CNA with Or to his Attorney: SANDRA GARLAND, EXECUTRIX, ceased 1717 Arch St., Ste. 1320
CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE Personal Assistant - first aid and CPR Certified;I am ARTHUR S. KARAFIN c/o Robert S. Cohen, Esq., The Late of Cheltenham Twp., PA. Philadelphia, PA 19103
2 burial plots in Roosevelt Licensed driver to as- looking for someone who will be LAW OFFICES ARTHUR S. Beasley, Bldg., 1125 Walnut St., LETTERS TESTAMENTARY ESTATE OF RITA C. BURRELL, DE-
Memorial. Section O Lot 57 sist with errands, interested in getting my services, KARAFIN Philadelphia, PA 19107-4918, on the above estate have been CEASED.
sites 1 & 2. Asking $6500. shopping, appts., read- references are available. I am also 1717 Arch St., Ste. 1320 Or to her Attorney: granted to the undersigned, who Late of Philadelphia
Call 717-741-0624 ing, walking, food available for all shift. I can be Philadelphia, PA 19103 ROBERT S. COHEN bequest all persons having claims LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the
prep., socializing and reached at 267-808-8945 or ESTATE OF CARL AKIVA CHOSEED, LAW OFFICE OF ROBERT S. CO- or demands against the estate of above Estate have been granted to
CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE daily activities [email protected] a/k/a CARL CHOSEED, DECEASED. HEN the decedent to make known the the undersigned, who request all
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL PARK inside/outside of your Late of Philadelphia The Beasley, Bldg. same, and all persons indebted to persons having claims or demands
home. Will help you LEGAL NOTICES LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the 1125 Walnut St. the decedent to make payment against the estate of the decedent
4 PLOTS in Granite Sec. Q. understand your bills, STANLEY W. ROBIN LIVING above Estate have been granted to Philadelphia, PA 19107-4918 without delay, to Brad Dworkin, Ex- to make known the same and all
Spaces 1,2 3 & 4. do paperwork.and also TRUST UA DTD 10/7/2010, as the undersigned, who request all ecutor, c/o Gary A. Zlotnick, Esq., persons indebted to the decedent
make telephone amended by the First Amendment persons having claims or demands ESTATE OF LOUISE COLONNESE, Zarwin Baum DeVito Kaplan Schaer to make payment without delay to
Units must be sold together. calls.for you. Support dtd 11/6/2012. STANLEY W. against the estate of the decedent DECEASED. & Toddy, PC, 1818 Market St., 13th STEPHEN H. GREEN, EXECUTOR,
Reduced $7750 Services - Refs Call ROBIN, DECEASED. Late of Phil- to make known the same and all Late of Philadelphia Fl., Philadelphia, PA 19103 or to 200 S. Broad St., Ste. 600, Phil-
215-499-4851 Phyllis 215-886-4040 adelphia County, PA. This Trust is persons indebted to the decedent LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION their attorneys, adelphia, PA 19102,
in existence and all persons having to make payment without delay to C.T.A. on the above Estate have Gary A. Zlotnick, Esq. Or to his Attorney:
facebook.com/jewishexponent SELL IT IN THE claims or demands against said MALKIEL CHOSEED, EXECUTOR, been granted to the undersigned, Zarwin Baum DeVito STEPHEN H. GREEN
JEWISH EXPONENT Trust or decedent are requested to c/o Bradley Newman, Esq., 123 S. who request all persons having Kaplan Schaer & Toddy, PC ASTOR WEISS KAPLAN & MAN-
Follow us on make known the same and all per- Broad St., Ste. 1030, Philadelphia, claims or demands against the es- 1818 Market St., 13th Fl. DEL, LLP
215-832-0749 sons indebted to the decedent to PA 19109, tate of the decedent to make known Philadelphia, PA 19103 200 S. Broad St., Ste. 600
@jewishexponent make payment without delay to Or to his Attorney: the same and all persons indebted ESTATE OF EUGENE P. VANDIVER, Philadelphia, PA 19102
Harvey Robin, Charles Robin and BRADLEY NEWMAN to the decedent to make payment SR. a/k/a EUGENE VANDIVER, SR., ESTATE OF ROBERT L. COHEN,
Susan Cohen, Trustees, c/o Adam ESTATE & ELDER LAW OFFICE OF without delay to ANGEL COLON- EUGENE VANDIVER, DECEASED. a/k/a ROBERT COHEN, DECEASED.
S. Bernick, Esq., 2047 Locust St., BRADLEY NEWMAN NESE-AMATO, ADMINISTRATIX Late of Philadelphia Late of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA 19103; Adam S. 123 S. Broad St., Ste. 1030 C.T.A., c/o Robert S. Cohen, Esq., LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the
Bernick, Atty., Law Office of Adam Philadelphia, PA 19109 The Beasley, Bldg., 1125 Walnut above Estate have been granted to above Estate have been granted to
S. Bernick, 2047 Locust St., Phil- St., Philadelphia, PA 19107-4918, the undersigned, who request all the undersigned, who request all
adelphia, PA 19103 pinterest.com/jewishexponent Or to her Attorney: persons having claims or demands persons having claims or demands
ROBERT S. COHEN against the estate of the decedent against the estate of the decedent
LAW OFFICE OF ROBERT S. CO- to make known the same and all to make known the same and all
HEN persons indebted to the decedent persons indebted to the decedent
The Beasley, Bldg. to make payment without delay to to make payment without delay to
1125 Walnut St. LISA A. VANDIVER, EXECUTRIX, FRED COHEN and HAROLD CO-
Philadelphia, PA 19107-4918 c/o Harry Metka, Esq., 4802, Ne- HEN, EXECUTORS, c/o Beth B.
shaminy Blvd., Ste. 9, Bensalem, McGovern, Esquire, 4624 Street
TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD PA 19020, Road, Trevose, PA 19053,
CALL 215.832.0749 Or to her Attorney: Or to their Attorney:
HARRY METKA BETH B. McGOVERN
4802, Neshaminy Blvd., Ste. 9 4624 Street Road
Bensalem, PA 19020 Trevose, PA 19053

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