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Rabbi Joseph Telushkin, Author and Scholar,
to Assess State of American Jewry April 2

LOCAL Rabbi in Modern History. times, it was the worst of times.’ in the Reform community,” he RABBI JOSEPH TELUSHKIN Photo provided
“He seems to be a rabbi obvi- There’s a famous teaching of the said. “There are strengths and
MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF Talmud that since the Temple weaknesses in all of the move- nally published, he tried to start
ously steeped in the Jewish reli- was destroyed, prophecy exists ments. In a sense, that’s what I a National Speak No Evil Day,
HOW DO YOU BEGIN to gious and literary tradition on only among children and fools. want to analyze.” which he hopes to revisit.
assess the state of American the one hand, but an individual When people make prophetic
Jewry? who has a compelling story to statements about Jewish life in He’s also thinking a lot about “The atmosphere in the Unit-
share with this modern genera- America, they often tend to be language as he revises an earlier ed States today has gotten very
That’s the question Rabbi tion,” Leib said, calling wrong because there’s a tenden- book, Words that Hurt, Words volatile,” he said, “and people are
Joseph Telushkin ponders as he Telushkin a “man of all seasons.” cy to always just think whatev- that Heal: How to Choose Words continuing to be hurt with
prepares for a presentation at er’s going on will necessarily be Wisely and Well. words, and I sort of felt I wanted
Old York Road Temple-Beth Am “It’s more than likely, know- how it’s going to continue.” to give the book another chance.”
on April 2 at 4 p.m. as part of the ing the contemporary Ameri- The book deals with two Jew-
Harry and Evelyn Silver Scholar can Jewish community as he Telushkin’s mother, for ish laws: lashon hara, how we Language was also a key top-
Program. His free presentation is does, that he’ll be able to instance, grew up in New York in speak about others, and onaat ic in Rebbe, which took him five
part of the synagogue’s 70th address the subject in a fasci- the 1920s and thought she was devarim, how we speak to others. years to research and write.
anniversary celebration. nating way, and I’m sure we’ll witnessing the last generation of
be able to learn from him but at Orthodox Judaism in America. It’s a topic that might even The inspiration for the book
Rabbi Robert S. Leib is look- the same time challenge him as be more timely today. came from an article he wrote on
ing forward to Telushkin’s well with questions to ask.” “Very few people would the 12th anniversary of the
address, which will be followed have anticipated, for example, “I had written the book in Rebbe’s passing. He realized then
by a Q&A. Telushkin came to Telushkin is ready. the renewed viability and ’96, and certainly I think issues that there was more to Rabbi
mind as a potential speaker as “In all of these sorts of dis- strength and power of Ortho- of words and misuse of words is
Leib was reading the scholar’s cussions,” Telushkin said by doxy in contemporary Ameri- very important now in Ameri- See Telushkin Page 15
latest book Rebbe: The Life and phone in New York, “there’s can Jewish life. Or the ca. And also because I think
Teachings of Menachem M. nothing really superior to the openness, and greater openness there’s a genuinely interesting
Schneerson, the Most Influential opening line of Dickens’ A Tale in some ways, of the tradition and stunning Jewish insight,”
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“AN UPLIFTING STORY OF Cabaret’s Jewish
ONE WOMAN’S COURAGE Themes More Relevant
Than Ever 50 Years
AND RESISTANCE. After its Debut

‘The Zookeeper’s Wife’ is a riveting, emotionally devastating and previously unheralded
World War II story of courage and resistance in the face of overwhelming odds.

Jessica Chastain is simply superb in this suspenseful, heartbreaking but ultimately
inspiring and humane movie that stays with you long after you leave the theatre.”

THEATER

“WE RECOGNIZE AND APPLAUD THE BRAVERY OF JON MARKS | JE STAFF
ANTONINA Z˙ ABIN´ SKA, A POLISH ZOOKEEPER’S WIFE.
DIRECTOR B.T. McNICHOLL
Embodying our Museum’s mission of building a more just and compassionate society, hears it every time he leaves the
Antonina took a stand against evil and saved hundreds of Jewish lives during the Holocaust.” theater. Reads it every time he
picks up a review.
Liebe Geft, Director, Museum of Tolerance
And while it delights him to
IN A NATION GRIPPED BY FEAR no end, at the same time it can’t
A WOMAN FINDS THE help but be cause for concern.
POWER TO RESIST
Because McNicholl consid-
: ers Cabaret, which runs from B.T. MCNICHOLL
April 4 to 9 at the Academy of
Photo providedMusic, more relevant than ever.say about where we are today.”’
The story of what takes place
“The themes it deals with —
the dangers of political apathy in Berlin just before Hitler rose
or being disengaged, fear of the to power hits close to home,
other, with a capital O, margin- especially for Jews. What starts
alizing a group because of their out as subtle anti-Semitism
religious beliefs — these are eventually turns blatant. It
subjects you hear on every TV becomes clear that the Kit Kat
station and read in every news- Club represents a lot more than
paper,” said McNicholl of the just a sleazy strip-joint hangout.
show, which won eight Tony
Awards in 1967. “Those are, in Some may know of Cabaret
fact, major themes addressed in only through the movie, which
the course of the evening. won eight Oscars in 1973, but
McNicholl pointed out that it’s
“I had a couple stop me in a different Cabaret from the
Fort Lauderdale saying, ‘You one you’ll see onstage.
have to keep touring that show.
You can’t stop. It has too much to

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“If you think you’ve seen the producer was asked to happen. When you’re not think- during the rise of
Cabaret because of the film, change it to mieskeit, which is ing and following the crowd, it
then you haven’t seen Cabaret,” referenced earlier. allows people to become com- Nazism.”
McNicholl said. “First of all, plicit to evil things.”
there’s an entire storyline not in “But when they revived the Based in Los
the film that centers around a show years later, they went back For McNicholl, whose name
Jewish shopkeeper and a land- to the original line.” was shortened from Brian Angeles, where he
lady who’s not Jewish. Thomas to B.T. in high school,
Now a whole new genera- his love affair with Cabaret runs a theater
“That’s a pivotal part of the tion of theatergoers find them- started early.
plot. But in the film they replaced selves caught off-guard. group, McNicholl
it with a different plotline that “I saw it on Broadway, then
didn’t carry the same weight.” “It’s interesting to bring the played the emcee in high gets a daily report
show around the country, said school, so I was very familiar
Back then, Cabaret was con- McNicholl, who has overseen with it by the time I got on the perform-
sidered somewhat risqué, yet language adaptations to the involved in 1999,” said McNi-
still became a Broadway sensa- show in Spain, France and Hol- choll, whose resume includes ance wherever the
tion somewhat along the lines land. “There are whole pockets directing productions of Spa-
of what Hamilton is now. Yet it of the U.S. that don’t have a malot and Billy Elliot, along show is running.
was filled with controversy, large Jewish community. with winning the Helpmann
particularly when, as master of Award, Australia’s version of He said Philadel-
ceremonies at the Kit Kat Club, “When the show’s at its best, the Tony, for Cabaret. “It was
Joel Grey sang, “If you could audiences are conditioned to hands-down the most inventive phia, where he
see her through my eyes” to a laugh at the emcee. So when he production I’ve ever seen.
gorilla, whispering at the cli- says something that horrible, once did a musi-
mactic moment “she wouldn’t people have a reaction to laugh “I did a lot of research on the
look Jewish at all.” since it has the context of a period because we wanted to cal, Camila, that
punchline. But then they have adhere to keeping it gritty, real
“Originally that line caused that moment of silence because and emotionally honest. The went on with its
fighting in the theater,” said they realize they’ve laughed at movie gave Sally more songs,
McNicholl, who first became something so horrible. but didn’t have her sense of vul- Sept. 11, 2001
involved in the production in nerability. The show’s about performance, is ▲ B.T. McNicholl (center) oversees a rehearsal of
1999. “It was so controversial, “That’s what the show is try- two love stories that intersect
ing to do — show in a modest “s o p h i s t i c at e d . Cabaret, which comes to the Academy of Music
way how this kind of thing can
The perfect audi- starting April 4. Photo by Joan Marcus

ence for a show

like Cabaret.”

To the director, each per- ing event. You want it to have

formance should be unique in the same immediacy.

its own way. “A good play should feel like

“The key to directing is mak- you don’t know how it’s going to

ing sure the audience becomes end and will be exciting to find

engaged from moment to out, if we do our jobs well.” l

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Restoration Plans Service’s Northeast region office, bers of Bricklayers and Allied Pennsylvania Reinvests, “To fulfill our mission of
Announced for Mount will lead the restoration efforts, Craftworkers Local 1, are donat- Adds to Israel Bonds building the financial security
Carmel Cemetery which began on March 28. ing their time to the effort. Holdings of the commonwealth, we are
always searching for the best
The Jewish Federation of Ferrannini will oversee all In addition to repairing the Pennsylvania state Treasurer investments to make on behalf
Greater Philadelphia on March restoration work and lead train- vandalism, fencing will be Joe Torsella said March 22 that of Pennsylvanians,” Torsella
22 announced details for its ing sessions. The work is repaired and additional lighting Pennsylvania reinvested $9.8 said. “Increasing our holdings
plans to restore approximately expected to last for two weeks, will be installed. million in bonds that had of Israel Bonds represents a
100 headstones vandals dam- weather permitting. matured and added $2 million fresh approach to an investment
aged in February at Mount Prior to this work, more more in new purchases. that the Pennsylvania Treasury
Carmel Cemetery in Northeast Volunteers and paid work- than 300 people completed a has made for a long time.”
Philadelphia. ers will work in small teams, cemetery cleanup, began map- That increased the total
with some teams prepping ping the ground and created an amount of Israel Bonds in the Every Pennsylvania treasur-
Joe Ferrannini, a preserva- stones for resetting, while oth- inventory of the stone condi- Pennsylvania Treasury portfo- er since 1993 has invested in
tion and conservation expert er reset the stones or repair tions. In addition, $220,928 was lio to $40 million. The Israel Bonds, according to a
with Gravestone Matters, in broken stones. raised from 2,984 gifts to sup- bonds provide a yield of department news release.
cooperation the National Park port the cleanup, repair and 2.67 percent.
Jewish Federation said local security costs. HIAS Creates Passover
craftspeople, including mem- Haggadah Supplement
About Refugees

HIAS has developed a supple-
ment to the traditional Passover
Haggadah that will touch upon
the experiences of refugees today
— much like the ancient
Israelites who sought to rebuild
their lives.

The 10-page supplement
incorporates stories from many
of the refugees it has helped
resettle in the United States. It
also includes readings, interac-
tive activities and a guide for
those who want to advocate for
refugees. It is can be downloaded at
hias.org/passover2017.

Temple Menorah Keneseth
Chai Vandal Caught

Philadelphia Police arrested a
13-year-old boy on March 27 in
connection with a recent rock-
throwing incident that broke a
window at Temple Menorah
Keneseth Chai.

He was seen on surveillance
video and confessed, according
to Lt. Dennis Rosenbaum of the
15th District.

Preliminary charges include
possession of an instrument of
crime, criminal mischief and
institutional vandalism, Rosen-
baum said. As a juvenile, he can-
not face jail time, but could be
sent to a juvenile facility. In
addition, his parents may be
subject to pay restitution for the
$350 broken window.

When questioned, the boy
denied involvement in either of
the two previous rock-throwing
incidents at the synagogue, Rosen-
baum said, noting that police are
seeking an accomplice. l

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Walnut Street Production Brings
Jerry Herman’s Leading Ladies to Life

THEATER the award-winning Jewish com- with a cup of tea after finishing ▲ Adrienne S. Wells, Barbara McCulloh and Rebecca Robbins in
poser and lyricist features three rehearsal. “I still remember Jerry’s Girls at Walnut Street Theatre’s Independence Studio on 3.
MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF women in its cast. For one, the some of it, which is amazing, so Photo by Mark Garvin.
show brings her full circle. it’s nice to have that memory
WHEN IT COMES TO bring- and then also be able to add life
ing strong female characters to Rebecca Robbins first did experience to the music that’s
the Broadway stage, with a few Jerry’s Girls when she was just already in my head.”
exceptions perhaps no one starting out in theater as a 15-
comes to mind faster than Jerry year-old in West Virginia. While some dance numbers
Herman. and other elements were cut
In that production, there here and there, the meat of the
The man behind the music were 10 women — as it was show remains the same, she said.
of hits like Hello, Dolly!, Mame originally written. As she
and La Cage aux Folles has had returns to it now as one of only Jerry’s Girls is Robbins’ 14th
his leading ladies portrayed by three women, it’s been a bit of a production at the Walnut Street,
Broadway royalty like Barbra vocal workout, but she can con- which she affectionately calls
Streisand and Angela Lansbury. nect with the content more. her “home theater.” She recently
finished two years of touring
The music these women Jerry’s Girls is the only show with The Phantom of the Opera,
famously sang will come to life she’s ever done twice. which she also appeared in on
in an upcoming production of Broadway for three years.
Jerry’s Girls at the Walnut Street “It’s really great because
Theatre’s Independence Studio when you’re 15, you can sing “It’s nice not to be in that
on 3 starting April 6 and run- the songs, but you don’t under- dark world for a little bit,” she
ning through July 2. stand the meaning behind it or said, contrasting Phantom with
the feelings that you want to
The musical celebration of convey to the audience so it’s See Jerry Page 25
nice,” said Robbins, settling in

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Philadelphia-Born Game Show
Impresario Chuck Barris Dies at 87

OBITUARY was on the bimah with him.” grams The Dating Game and doing,” Barris told the Exponent CHUCK BARRIS Photo: Exponent archives
Although Barris said he The Newlywed Game, as well as in 2003.
ANDY GOTLIEB | JE MANAGING EDITOR other less-successful shows. largely out of the limelight.
grew up in a largely secular Or, in the 1980s-era inter- He showed a more-serious
CHUCK BARRIS, the home, his faith remained “Everything that I have cre- view, he said, “I think there is
Philadelphia-born game show important to him throughout ated, I thought would enter- value in what I offer.” side in 2010 with the book
king who claimed in his autobi- his life and included a pilgrim- tain,” Barris said in an Exponent Della: A Memoir of My Daugh-
ography to be a CIA assassin, age to Jerusalem in 2000. article from the 1980s. “Some In the 1980s, after directing ter. She had died in 1998 at the
died March 21 at his New York ideas didn’t take off, such as the and starring in the flop The age of 36 from an accidental
home, according to the Associ- “After my bout with cancer, I program involving married Gong Show Movie, Barris wrote overdose, and Barris admitted
ated Press. He was 87. started to go to Friday-night couples and their mothers-in- his autobiography Confessions he didn’t handle her bipolar
services, to thank God for law. What I forgot to remember of a Dangerous Mind: An Unau- mental issues well.
Barris, who created The Dat- pulling me through,” Barris said. is that someone’s mother-in- thorized Biography, claiming to
ing Game, The Newlywed Game law is someone else’s mother.” be a CIA assassin, the AP said. “I definitely feel that I aban-
and The Gong Show, spoke to A Bala Cynwyd native, Bar- doned her when I sent her
the Jewish Exponent several ris graduated from Lower Meri- Barris also gained fame as Although the CIA vehe- packing,” Barris said in a 2010
times over the years. on High School and what is the creator and host of The mently denied the assertion — Exponent interview. “I don’t
now Drexel University before grav- Gong Show, which aired “It sounds like he’s been stand- celebrate Father’s Day.” l
In a 2003 Exponent article, itating toward entertainment. between 1976 and 1980, and ing too close to the gong all
Barris described his Bar Mitz- featured odd performers — or those years,” CIA spokesman Contact:
vah at Har Zion Temple. After a short stint at NBC, those with little talent, which Tom Crispell said — the book
he ended up working in stan- was part of the appeal. was turned into a movie direct- [email protected];
“I had only one line in the dards and practices at ABC ed by George Clooney that
ceremony,” he said. “I was before developing his game Although critics savaged starred Sam Rockwell as Barris 215-832-0797
jammed in with this other kid, show empire. He also wrote Barris for his lowbrow program- and featured Clooney, Drew
who did the main part [of the Freddy Cannon’s 1962 hit single ming, he didn’t seem to mind. Barrymore and Julia Roberts.
Haftorah]. I’m sure he wasn’t “Palisades Park,” the AP said.
thrilled either, that I suddenly “I knew I wouldn’t get the In the late 1980s, Barris moved
In the 1960s, Barris intro- Nobel Prize for what I was to the south of France, remaining
duced the hit television pro-

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The Zombie Haggadah a Ghoulish Twist on
What’s Usually Read During Passover

PASSOVER tions, but there’s a twist. Instead version of a serious story. “We hit on
of asking why we eat matzo on “Anyone who has a back-
DAN SCHERE | JE FEATURE Passover, the question is, “Why ‘These are the
is it, on all other nights we will ground in the zombie genre
IN AN ALTERNATIVE uni- eat any type of animal brains, would be interested in this,” said brains of our
verse of alternative facts, the but on this night we do so Simkovich, 33. “That is part of
story of Passover was not the twice?” And instead of wine, the graphic nature in the illustra- affliction ...’ and
exodus of the Hebrews from seder participants are instruct- tion, and the description is very
Egypt, but that of the zombies. ed to drink cerebrospinal fluid. funny if you take a step back.” thought it was a

At least that is the story told The Zombie Haggadah is Litwack, 37, said that while pretty funny con-
in The Zombie Haggadah, a colored in bloody shades of red intended to be comical, The
new not-to-be-taken-seriously throughout and contains draw- Zombie Haggadah is probably cept,” he said.
twist on the Exodus story writ- ings of the zombies and mum- inappropriate for anyone
ten by Elisha Simkovich and mies, along with the humans younger than a teenager. He Simkovich was
illustrated by Avi Litwack, both who were said to be alive at the said the target audience is
of Silver Spring, Md. It is the time the Haggadah’s events young Jewish adults who are determined to
tale of the brain-eating crea- took place. It has an almost a familiar with the Passover seder
tures’ survival against the cartoonish feel. and are able to take a joke. make the idea a
Egyptian mummies and their
mummy pharaoh. Portions of The Zombie Hag- The idea came four years ago reality and began
gadah are graphic and not for when Simkovich was returning
The Zombie Haggadah fol- the faint of heart. Simkovich from morning services on the by writing a pas-
lows the script of the traditional and Litwack noted that this second day of Passover and dis-
Haggadah, including the 10 Haggadah should not be read cussed “weird-themed seders” sage called “Aaaah
Plagues and the Four Ques- seriously, but as a lighthearted with his two brothers and
brother-in-law. Lachma Anya”

that states, “This

year we are zom-

bie prisoners; next

year we will be

free zombies feast-

ing on the brains

of the Leviathan.”

“I sent the pas-

sage along with ▲ The Zombie Haggadah, a humorous if

the explanation to gruesome spin on the Passover story, was

the rest of my fam- written and illustrated by Elisha Simkovich and

ily,” he said. “They Avi Litwack.

thought it was Photo courtesy of Elisha Simkovich and Avi Litwack

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“We’ve done this for so ble to everyone,” Simkovich

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ond-nature for me to jump into overpriced.” (The Zombie Hag-

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in the Haggadah and try to Baby.com for $18.)

solve it,” he said. “This is also Like every good Haggadah,

how the Talmud is written. It’s this one ends by expressing

all just question then answer, a hope in a better future — at

question on that answer and least one that will be appreciat-

then a final answer. So it was ed by zombies:

natural for me to dive into The “Next year, may we be

Zombie Haggadah in a similar feasting on the brains of the

fashion.” Leviathan in the land of Zion.” l

Litwack, a former Washington

Jewish Week intern who has a Dan Schere is a reporter with

background in graphic design, Washington Jewish Week, an affiliated

said when Simkovich approached publication of the Jewish Exponent.

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OPINION

EDITORIAL JEVS Human Services:

The Bomb Threatener Celebrating 75 Years of

WE WERE AS SURPRISED as anyone else by the arrest of a sus- Championing Independence
pect in the bomb threats against JCCs and other Jewish institu-
tions in the United States and abroad, even as we counseled three BY BOB LEVINE
weeks ago that “at least until we get a better idea of who did what,
and why, we need to be careful not to impugn one political side or ONE OF MY FAVORITE willingness to accept a “hand for America and Americans.
the other for incubating the perpetrators.” proverbs notes that if you give a up” and desire to improve their With the rise of anti-Semitic
man a fish, you feed him for a circumstances or achieve a bet-
It is probably fair to say that virtually no one imagined that the day; teach a man to fish and ter quality of life. attacks on Jewish sites and the
alleged perpetrator would turn out to be a teenage Jewish male you can feed him for a lifetime. indications of rising anti-Semi-
with U.S. and Israeli citizenship, who was living in Israel. That’s For me, it is perhaps the best We know that long-term tism in general, we need organ-
almost all we know about Michael Kaydar, who Israeli authorities embodiment of the Jewish dependency on public assis- izations that provide emergency
arrested on March 23 on suspicion of making most of the bomb principle of tikkun olam that I tance creates a cycle that is dif- assistance to help all people get
threats we have lived through this year, as well as threats in Aus- was taught by my parents, and ficult to break. While people back on their feet. We need
tralia and New Zealand in 2015. which I have experienced receiving a “handout” may be organizations like JEVS to help
through my experiences with relieved for a time, dependency break cycles of dependence by
Even without Donald Trump’s entrance into politics — which the Jewish Federation of can become a way of life. teaching people to “fish” or to
many have blamed for inflaming ethnic and religious divisions Greater Philadelphia’s Center help those who cannot fish due
and making it acceptable again to voice hate — most Jews pointed for Social Responsibility and On the other hand, people to disability still enjoy their best
to right-wing white supremacists as the most likely culprits for a Committee for the Jewish Poor. who are supported with the tools quality of life, actively socialize
mass targeting of Jewish institutions. And it appears that they of self-sufficiency — who are and foster a sense of contribu-
were wrong. Even so, it doesn’t mean that we should be less vigi- The nexus of these princi- taught to “fish” with education tion — all of which makes
lant against hate and threats or that we should be less focused ples for me these days is JEVS and training, for example — are America the very best it can be.
upon issues of safety for our community. We need to keep all of Human Services, which helps put on the path to independence.
that up. people from all walks of They support themselves and Whether helping develop
life realize individual their families, they make contri- skills for career success, helping
But, if Kaydar is the culprit, what lessons have we learned from independence. butions to society and frequently people with disabilities keep
this terrible and disquieting odyssey? Perhaps first and foremost, strive to help others facing simi- and find jobs, or expanding
we learned that when we feel under siege, it is difficult to keep an Founded as Jewish Employ- lar challenges they themselves programming for youth aimed
open mind, to stay away from prejudging a result and to let law ment and Vocational Service have now overcome. at ending poverty and discon-
enforcement do its job. And second, we learned that individuals on the principle of tikkun olam nection, our clients are given
can use the power of technology to create tremendous disruption — the shared responsibility to JEVS’ consistent standard of the chance to turn things
and fear, and possibly worse. There is more, of course, but these repair the world — JEVS’ work excellence in providing these around and become the people
two lessons are significant. began 75 years ago through the services serves as a model for they want to be.
assistance of Jewish refugees other organizations. The indi-
We don’t yet know Kaydar’s alleged motives, or whether he is who were fleeing Europe and vidual stories of success in over- Congratulations to JEVS, its
mentally disturbed, as some reports indicate. But, as observed by atrocities of the Holocaust. coming adversity that I have staff and past and present lead-
the ADL’s Jonathan Greenblatt, what he is accused of doing was seen and heard as a board mem- ers for making its mission a
“calculated to sow fear and anxiety and put the entire Jewish com- I think back to countless sto- ber are truly inspiring to me as reality. Looking forward to the
munity on high alert.” And the fact that he is Jewish doesn’t ries of immigrants who came to an individual and make me next 75 years! l
change the analysis. America to make a better life want to do more for the organi-
for their families. Receiving zation and our community. Bob Levine is a member of the JEVS
We are left with the fundamental fact that there are people out limited financial help while
there who want to do bad things — to Jews, and also to other vul- they resettled, they actively These are challenging times Human Services board of directors.
nerable minorities. That is a reality we are not going to change. So, sought out opportunities to
we need to protect ourselves and our community and remain alert build their own American
to threats. And when bad stuff happens, we need to remain calm, dream, whether that dream
work with law enforcement and welcome the support of the many included pursuing education,
who wish us well. But we should never presume to know, in the starting a business or working
absence of any evidence, just who is to blame and why. l hard at their given vocation.

Join the It did not take long for JEVS’
conversation! founders to realize that helping
all area residents — Jews and
Tell us what you’re thinking and non-Jews alike — gain a
foothold and make positive
interact withthe community at changes in their lives strength-
ened the entire community.
jewishexponent.com Shortly after its founding, JEVS
expanded its outreach and
Connect with us on services, and today — as one of
the largest social service
providers in the region — JEVS
is blind to color, creed, religion,
age, background, abilities or
disabilities. We only require
that an individual has a need,

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OPINION

Small-town Vandalism Strikes KVETCH ’N KVELL

at Heart of Community I Met Sarsour, and She’s Wonderful

BY DANIEL B. MARKIND community can support its nection. Whenever something A recent letter to the editor asserted how horrible Palestinian-
own synagogue is a source of like this happens, no matter American activist Linda Sarsour was in her hatred of Jews (“Jew-
ONLY SIX HOURS after I great pride. Unless you’ve ever how religious another Jewish ish Embrace of Refugees Is Dangerous,” March 23). Well, I met her
attended the Stand Against been in such a place, you can’t person is, whether they believe March 11 at the Council on American Islamic Relations banquet
Hate rally in Philadelphia fol- truly appreciate that. in the basic precepts or even at the Springfield Country Club, and she is a firebrand — but only
lowing the vandalism of the self-identify as Jewish, I know for the right of Muslims to exist and practice their religion in this
Mount Carmel Jewish cemetery Here in Philadelphia, just that deep in that person’s gut he country without being bothered.
last month, I heard the news one week after the Mount or she feels as naked as I do.
that a bullet was fired into a Carmel desecration, the local Sarsour was the keynote speaker at the event, which was
window at B’nai Israel Syna- Jewish Federation and Jewish I’m sure other ethnic and attended by 800 Muslims and a few non-Muslims. I was invited by
gogue in Evansville, Ind. Community Relations Council racial groups have similar exis- the local CAIR chapter’s president, Osama Al-Qasem, who I know
Almost 20 years ago I owned a drew 3,000 people to Independ- tential elements of cohesion. It’s socially.
house in Mt. Vernon, about 12 ence Mall.  Dignitaries who part of the ethos of any group
miles west of Evansville.  I addressed the crowd included that’s faced consistent discrimi- Sarsour was superbly dynamic and smart. She said how she
attended services at B’nai Israel. Gov. Tom Wolf and state Attor- nation. I’ve spent enough hours had gone to the Holocaust museum in Washington, D.C., and that
Both incidents, coming back to ney General Josh Shapiro. In a with my African-American it made a profound impression. She and another Muslim raised
back, took on a very personal town like Evansville, that would friends to appreciate the connec- $150,000 for repairs of the desecration of Jewish cemeteries in St.
meaning.  I was struck by the not be possible. tion they feel whenever a racial Louis and Philadelphia.
difference between how these incident happens anywhere in
acts feel in places with large Jewish In Philadelphia we were the country, though I would The letter writer said how terrible it was that Sarsour was one
populations and those without. gratified to see support from never claim to know what it feels of the organizers of the Women’s March in D.C. He called her an
Christian, Muslim, Hindu and like to walk in their shoes. enemy. I respect his misinformed opinion, but the gracious recep-
When I was there, the other religious communities. tion I and other Jews — included my rabbi from 43 years ago in
Evansville Jewish population Their presence enriched us and What I do know is that as a Coatesville — attending the CAIR event didn’t appear to be any-
was extremely small. Nestled in underscored the true meaning nation we have to be extremely thing special. It was just the way things are.
the southwest corner of Indi- of the rally. Even without their careful. Over the last few years,
attendance, however, we in the for whatever reason, the hatred Sensible Jews should extend a hand in friendship to American
Muslims, as they do to us.
What I do know is that as a nation we have to be extremely careful. Over
the last few years, for whatever reason, the hatred of the bigots has been Alan M. Gold | Doylestown
emboldened. The situation is not being helped by our fumbling political
leadership. On both sides of the aisle, our “leaders” gain energy from those Though Not the First, High School Initiative
who prefer to pour salt into potential wounds rather than salve them. Badly Needed
I was very pleased to read about the opening of LMAHH, the
ana, B’nai Israel serves the com- Philadelphia Jewish communi- of the bigots has been embold- joint effort of four Main Line Conservative synagogues to open a
munity in Southwestern ty could have put on the rally ened. The situation is not being supplementary high school (“Area Synagogues Hope Combined
Indiana, Southeastern Illinois ourselves.  Not so in Evans- helped by our fumbling politi- High School Approach Pays Off,” March 23).
and Northwestern Kentucky. ville.  Without the buy-in from cal leadership. On both sides of
During the late 1990s, Shabbat the non-Jewish community, the the aisle, our “leaders” gain I laud the work of my friends and colleagues involved in the
services were held sporadically. numbers are too small. energy from those who prefer endeavor. However, readers should note that this is not the first time
Aside from a weekly column in to pour salt into potential such a school has existed in Philadelphia. Beginning in the 1940s,
the newspaper by the rabbi, it Whenever an anti-Semitic wounds rather than salve the Conservative movement’s Board of Jewish Education operated a
was easy to not know the com- event happens in a small town, them. Little do they realize that network of regional Hebrew High Schools, including Cyrus Adler in
munity existed at all. Having there is a disquieting sense of each of us can find ourselves in West Oak Lane and later Elkins Park, Julius Greenstone in the
gone to high school in a Central being very alone. Fortunately a part of our great country Northeast, and M. David Hoffman in Wynnefield and later, the
New York town in which I was for me, I don’t remember a sin- where we are the isolated western suburbs. Under the leadership of Dr. William Lakritz for
one of four Jews in a graduating gle one in my Central New York minority. Then animosity feels much of this period, these six-hour-per-week high schools prepared
class of 650, I was very familiar home. I grew to love and deeply very different.  teens for confirmation and later study at Gratz College.
with that feeling. To many oth- respect my neighbors. Had
ers it would be jarring. there been a serious incident, it Much like those of us who In 1987, the regional high schools became branches of Gratz
would have been doubly jar- attended the Philadelphia rally, College’s Jewish Community High School. The brainchild of Dr.
Vandalism at a small-town ring. Like it or not, people out- it appears that leadership can Uziel Adini, enrollment peaked around the turn of the 21st century
synagogue strikes at the heart side the community don’t have only come from the reflection at 1,000 students in more than a dozen branches. My doctoral dis-
of the community. In small that deep background of histor- that each of us sees in the mir- sertation noted the social connections that crossed between these
towns, the local synagogue ical scapegoating drummed ror each day. l schools, Camp Ramah in the Poconos, and the Philadelphia and
takes on an oversized signifi- into their subconscious. It’s a Hagesher Regions of USY. Sadly and for various reasons, Gratz’s
cance for one main reason — it feeling that can’t be described, Daniel B. Markind is an attorney in branches closed in 2015, in part because synagogues insisted on
is there.  That a small Jewish an almost metaphysical con- keeping their high school kids in their own shuls, even when the
Center City. paltry attendance made for less than ideal learning environments.

Yasher kochachem to the participating congregations and their
leadership for reviving such an important institution! l

Michael Schatz | Elkins Park

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Zoo as her cousin or aunt. na’s story and [in]

Continued from Page 19 “I was affected and inspired making it authen-
by her courage and her compas- tic, we made it

Jews hidden beneath the sion, by her instinct to nurture very feminine,”

garbage back to the zoo, and and protect animals that trans- she said. “It’s

men, women and children lived lated so seamlessly to the another unusual

in hiding in the basement or in human species, and by the approach proba-

the underground tunnels that humanity and the decency and bly for a wartime

connected the animal cages. the righteousness of the Zabin- story in that it is

Some were able to escape to skis, who did what they did for very consciously

freedom in other parts of no other reason than it was the feminine. It

Poland, while others stayed with right thing to do,” Caro said. responds to the

the Zabinskis. “That was very inspiring to me.” humanity and the

They did this right under To come to the film with a healing, the light

the nose of the Nazis, including focus on its strong female lead, in the darkness

Lutz Heck. plus a female director, a female more than the

And while Jan Zabinski was, screenwriter and many women darkness itself.”

of course, heroic in his endeav- working on the film through While Caro

ors, Antonina Zabinski’s role set, costume and production herself is not Jew- ▲ Actor Jessica Chastain and director Niki Caro review a scene on the set of
was just as important. design presented a unique ish, she came to The Zookeeper's Wife, a Focus Features release.
female-centric wartime story. the film’s material Photo by Anne Marie Fox / Focus Features
She was responsible for their in a uniquely
tenants’ safety, as well as that of Caro’s goal was ultimately

her own son, during the day, “to honor the millions that died familiar way: She was convinced [School]. As a little girl, I truthful starting place.”

communicating via piano when in that dark, dark period of she was Jewish until she was 11. learned Hebrew and sang With Zookeeper, she hopes

it was safe to come out, as time by celebrating 300 that “Incidentally, I was educat- ‘Hatikvah’ and knew all my audiences walk away with the

Heck’s presence became more survived and the extraordinary ed in elementary school in a prayers. So coming to this feeling that they, too, can

frequent — and increasingly circumstances of that survival,” progressive school in New material, I felt familiar with it, I achieve.

unexpected. She dyed women’s she explained. Zealand that was inside of a felt close to it, I felt the respon- “I hope they come away with

hair blond so they could leave “I wanted to make a very synagogue,” she said. “It was a sibility of it very keenly and I an appreciation for what an

in the broad daylight, disguised authentic movie from Antoni- Jewish school called Kadimah felt really at home.” ordinary person can do,” she

Caro will next dip her feet in said, “because Jan and Antoni-

to another story of a formidable na were in many ways very,

FREE heroine as she prepares to very ordinary, but they were

direct the 2018 live-action decent and honorable people,

adaption of Mulan. But it’s in Polish Christians for whom all

historical stories that Caro life was sacred — animal life,

finds inspiration. human life, it didn’t matter. All

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In Braise of a Good Chicken Recipe

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KERI WHITE | JE FOOD COLUMNIST co calling your nombre? Go Cover and
with lime, beer, cumin and simmer for
BRAISING IS AN often-over- hot pepper. For these three 90 minutes
looked cooking technique that variations, use fresh cilantro until the
works especially well for chicken. for the garnish in place of the chicken is
parsley. tender and
This dish is incredibly versa- falls apart
tile, low-maintenance and BRAISED CHICKEN when poked
crowd-pleasing. The chicken with fork.
becomes flavorful and tender as 4 boneless chicken breasts
the braising liquid reduces to ½ stick margarine Check occa-
form a wonderful sauce for 2 cloves garlic, minced sionally to ensure
drizzling over rice, noodles or 1 lemon, zest and juice there is sufficient
quinoa. 1½ cups white wine cooking liquid; if needed,
1½ cups chicken broth add more wine and broth. The
You can use bone-in chicken ½ teaspoon oregano liquid should be reduced and
for a little more moisture and ½ teaspoon salt slightly thickened. If this is not
flavor (and a lot more work) or Fresh ground pepper to taste the case, turn up heat and boil
you can use bone-in or boneless Fresh parsley to garnish it for 5 minutes to
chicken thighs if you prefer thicken/reduce sauce. And, if
dark meat. In a large skillet on medium too much liquid has evaporat-
heat, melt the margarine and ed, add more wine and broth
The preparation here hints sauté the garlic, salt, pepper, and cook briefly.
at a Mediterranean flavor lemon zest and oregano. When
palate, but can easily swing fragrant, add the chicken When done, pull the chicken
toward East Asia by swapping breasts and sear them on both apart with two forks, adjust the
ginger for the oregano and soy sides. seasoning and serve.
for the lemon juice and zest.
Or head to India by using lime Lower the heat, then add the Serves 4
juice and curry powder. Mexi- broth, wine and lemon juice.
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Braised chicken: Keri White

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The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
mobilizes financial and volunteer resources to
address the communities' most critical priorities
locally, in Israel and around the world.

Celebrate Israel 69 Throughout
Greater Philadelphia

May 2, 2017  marks Israel’s 69th year of independence. The Jewish Federation  of Greater Philadelphia invites people of all ages to join Yom Ha’atzmaut
(Israel Independence Day) celebrations throughout our communities taking place from April through June. No matter how you want to celebrate Israel’s 69th, there is
an exciting way to say, “Happy birthday, Israel” at a festival or event near you. For more information, visit jewishphilly.org/israel69.

Friday, April 28 Day, this dance party will include Time and location TBD Sunday, June 4
Musical Yom Ha’atzmaut Israeli music, food and more. Concert plus food demonstrations pro- Bucks County Israel -
Kabbalat Shabbat vided by Tavlinim, a women’s catering Jewish Festival
Society Hill Synagogue, Sunday, May 7 group from the Jewish Federation’s Bucks County Jewish Coalition,
418 Spruce St., Philadelphia A Taste of Israel: Yum Yisrael Partnership2Gether communities of Linksz Pavilion, Bucks County
6:15 p.m. Tiferet Bet Israel, Netivot and Sedot Negev in Israel. Community College,
A special musical service to welcome 1920 Skippack Pike, Blue Bell 275 Swamp Road, Newtown
the Sabbath in honor of Israel’s 69th 11:15 a.m.-2:15 p.m. Tuesday, May 23 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
year of independence, featuring Israeli Fun family activities, workshops Movie: On the Map A fun-filled day of Israel-themed
trombonist Nitzan Haroz. for adults, Israeli products and gifts Chabad Doylestown, stations, an Israeli Shuk (marketplace),
for sale, Israeli food demonstrations 300 East Swamp Road, Doylestown a Jewish agency fair, Israeli food and
Tuesday, May 2 and more. 7:30 p.m. more.
Movie: The Prime Ministers Part II: $12 per ticket
Soldiers and Peacemakers May 17-21 This documentary captures the Planning has already begun for Israel 70
Congregation Beth Hamedrosh, Israeli Art, Music and excitement of Maccabi Tel Aviv’s next year. Save the date to celebrate
200 Haverford Road, Wynnewood Dance Festival 1977 European Championship. Israel’s 70th birthday at a large commu-
6 p.m. Israeli dinner available for pur- Congregations of Shaare Shamayim, nitywide celebration on sunday, May 6,
chase, provided by Nana’s Kitchen 9768 Verree Road, Philadelphia Wednesday, May 24 2018. Plus, the Jewish Federation is
7 p.m. Free film screening A five-day festival featuring various Israel Independence Day Concert looking for partners to help coordinate
workshops to engage children, students featuring The Shuk and execute a yearlong calendar of pro-
Tuesday, May 2 and adults in exploring different Kehillah of Old York Road, grams. To get involved, please contact
Mesiba aspects of Israeli culture through Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel, Hillel Zaremba, assistant director of
1925 Lounge, their own creativity. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park community engagement, at hzaremba
111 S. 17th St., Philadelphia 5:30-9:30 p.m. @jewishphilly.org or 215-832-0622.
6:30 p.m. Sunday, May 21 Food, kids’ activities, Israeli dancing
The event for young adults in Philadel- Israel Celebration and more.
phia to celebrate Israel Independence Kehillah of Chester County,

Applications Now Being Accepted for Israel360 VIP

The Jewish FederaTion of Greater Philadelphia is once again hosting Israel360 — a 10-day adventure to Israel. This year’s Israel360 VIP program will
travel to Israel from July 1-10, 2017. As in the previous trips, Israel360 VIP will have yearlong activities, with pre- and post-Israel networking and programming,
but this year’s trip will have VIP upgrades. Community members ages 27 to 40 who are looking to connect more deeply to Israel and the Greater Philadelphia
Jewish community are welcome to apply.

This VIP experience in Israel is fully subsidized by the Jewish Federation. Included in the trip are hotels, meals, on-ground travel, a tour guide, programs,
entertainment, tips and subsidized airfare valued at approximately $900. Participants are asked to contribute $1,000 toward the cost of their round-trip airfare
and to make a meaningful contribution to the Jewish Federation’s 2017 Jewish Community Fund.

New this year: While there will be a dedicated Philadelphia Israel360 VIP bus, the group will join the Jewish Federations of North America’s National Young
Leadership Mission to experience the true spirit of Israel with other young adults from across North America. Trip highlights will include:

• Exclusive briefings from top Israeli newsmakers, experts and opinion leaders
• Hands-on service opportunities
• Meeting with the CEOs behind Israel’s latest high-tech innovations
• Meaningful time in the holy city of Jerusalem
• Jeep rides through the Golan Heights
• Discover the nightlife in Tel Aviv

Applications must be completed by Sunday, April 9. To apply and to see a full itinerary, please visit jewishphilly.org/israel360.
if you have any questions, please contact Melanie Gerchberg, nextGen director, at [email protected].

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Mommy & Me. Lambertville Social Action. $5 and guests. 1301 Springdale Road,
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School of Early Learning at [email protected]. Lifelong Learning Program.
Old York Road 85 W. Mechanic St., New Hope. We can pay more because
Temple-Beth Am, Golden Slipper on the Main Line we know the true value.
will lead a weekly Israeli Dancing. lifelong learning program will be Immediate cash for one
one-hour held from 10 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. piece or an entire
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▼THURSDAY, complicated moral issues develop. 1917 is the first exhibition to demonstrate how key events of that year brought
MARCH 30 The writing is beautiful, especially about political, cultural, and social changes that dramatically reshaped the
the descriptions of the landscape United States’ role in the world and directly a ected everyday Americans.
Commentaries on Genesis. and the characters are thoughtful,
engaging and well portrayed. $10 U.S. entry into World War I • Bolshevik Revolution • Balfour Declaration
Study the popular commentaries per class if not an adult ed member;
found in the Hertz Chumash, the KI members: $36 per person/year; March 17—
Etz Hayim Chumash and the synagogue-affiliated: $75 per July 16, 2017
commentaries of modern biblical person/year; unaffiliated: $125 per
scholars to deepen our person/year. For more information, On historic Independence Mall
understanding of the first book of call 215-887-8700. The Meyers Philadelphia, PA• NMAJH.org
the Bible. Led by Rabbi Rosenberg Library, 2nd Floor, 8339 Old York
at Har Zion Temple at 10 a.m. For Road, Elkins Park. 1917: How One Year Changed the World is co-organized by the National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia and the Ameri-
more information, 610-667-5000. can Jewish Historical Society (AJHS) in New York and has been made possible in part by a major grant from the National Endowment for
1500 Hagys Ford Road, Penn Valley. Under the Boardwalk. the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor. Major support provided by: Anonymous, David Berg Foundation, and Tawani Foundation.
Additional support provided by: Linda and Michael Jesselson; Bryna and Joshua Landes. Jacob Lavin (center) with group of American
Passover Prep. Reminisce about summers at the Expeditionary Forces in France. Gift of Marilyn Lavin Tarr.
shore and take delight in the great
Join Gratz College for “What’s on music of the ’50s and ’60s at 2 p.m.
Your Plate this Passover? Make Your at Reform Congregation Keneseth
Seder Meaningful,” a three-week Israel. Play trivia to test your
class at 10 a.m. with Saul Wachs. The knowledge. Rabbi Lance J. Sussman
seder is a great time for telling speaks on Philly legend Eddie Fisher.
stories and that is only one way to For more information, call
create an amazing (inter- 215-887-8702. 8339 Old York Road,
generational) experience and to Elkins Park.
pacify “Uncle Herman” (the one who
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“when do we eat?”) This mini-
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themes of the Haggadah and look at Center of Ohev Shalom of Bucks
some proven methods of making the County are having a Bingo and
seder a memorable experience. $95. Dinner. Bring your appetites and
Register at gratz.edu. 7605 Old York your kosher bottle of wine for an
Road, Melrose Park. evening of food, boutique baskets,
50/50 raffle, bingo and a whole lot
Book Discussion. of fun. Registration and boutique
ticket sales begin at 5:30 p.m.,
Join Reform Congregation dinner is served at 6:30 p.m. and the
Keneseth Israel adult education to first number for bingo is called at
discuss Light Between the Oceans by 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $22 per person.
M.L. Stedman at 11:30 a.m. with 944 Second Street Pike, Richboro.
Emilie Passow. In Australia after
WWII, the male protagonist Interactive Workshop.
becomes a lighthouse keeper,
marries and brings his wife with him The Meta Theater Company will
to the lighthouse island. perform an interactive workshop at
Subsequently, some very Kehilat HaNahar at 7 p.m. on how to
intervene when you witness hatred

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COMMUNITY / mazel tovs BAR MITZVAH

BIRTH ▼ BENJAMIN ETHAN CROSS

▶BRYCE RYDER ORLIN Milton and Joyce Cross announce that their grandson, Ben Cross,
was called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on Jan. 14 at Congrega-
Taylor (Mach) and Jeremy Orlin tion B’nai Israel in Fayetteville, Ga.
of Voorhees, N.J., announce the
birth of their son, Bryce Ryder Ben is the son of Brian and Kerry Cross and the brother of Sam
(Baruch Nissim), on Sept.  14, Cross. Ben’s maternal grandparents are Ken and Diane Schutz.
2016.
Ben is the great-grandson of the late Ricky Volchok, Saul
Sharing in their happiness are Volchok, Edythe Cross, Sidney Cross and Paulie Cross.
grandparents  Margo and Alan
Orlin of Voorhees, N.J.; Amy and
Gary Mach of Cherry Hill, N.J.;
and aunts, uncles and cousins.

Bryce is named in loving mem-
ory of his maternal great-grandfa-
ther, Bill (William) Noyovitz, and
his maternal great-grandmother,
Bae Schwartz.

GRADUATION

◀ BRIAN FOOTER SHARE
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Brian Footer was awarded a Master of Laws
in taxation from Villanova Law School. engagement, wedding,
Brian received a Juris Doctor from Case birth, bar/bat-mitzvah
Western Reserve University School of Law announcement and any
and a B.A. in economics from Colby College. other simcha on both
jewishexponent.com 
He served as judicial law clerk to the
Honorable Mark I. Bernstein and the Hon- and the weekly
orable Frederica Massiah-Jackson in the Jewish Exponent
Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas and newspaper for ...
held positions in large Delaware and
Philadelphia-area law firms. He is the man- FREE.
aging member of Footer and Associates
LLC, a firm offering tax and legal services. JEWISHEXPONENT.COM/SUBMIT-CONTENT

Brian is a frequent speaker and lecturer MARCH 30, 2017 31
for the CPA Continuing Education Society
of Pennsylvania. Sharing in celebrating his
graduation are his wife, Amanda; his
parents, Binnie and Elliott Footer; and his
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her attorney: LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the Or to his Attorney: 1233 N 5TH STREET CONDOMINI- 2454 FEDERAL STREET CON-
Samuel Ben-Samuel above Estate have been granted to JONATHAN J. SOBEL UM ASSOCIATION has been incor- DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION PRINTING
273 Montgomery Ave. the undersigned, who request all LAW OFFICES OF JONATHAN J. porated under the provisions of the been incorporated under the provi- Notice is hereby given that an Ap-
Ste. 201 persons having claims or demands SOBEL PA Nonprofit Corporation Law of sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- plication for Registration of Ficti- INVITATIONS & CALLIGRAPHY
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 against the estate of the decedent 1500 Walnut St., Ste. 2000 1988. tion Law of 1988. tious Name was filed in the Depart-
ESTATE OF BERNARD ROSEN- to make known the same and all Philadelphia, PA 19102 1235 N 5TH STREET CONDOMINI- ANI'S PIZZA, INC. has been incor- ment of State of the Common- GREAT DISCOUNTS!!
BACH a/k/a BEAR BERNARD, DE- persons indebted to the decedent ESTATE OF MARGUERITE ELAINE UM ASSOCIATION has been incor- porated under the provisions of the wealth of Pennsylvania on January IRMA • 215-938-1440
CEASED. to make payment without delay to CLAY aka M ELAINE CLAY, DE- porated under the provisions of the Pennsylvania Business Corpora- 26 2017 for Jack Brac Enterprise
Late of Philadelphia HELENA BOYLE, EXECUTRIX, 250 CEASED. PA Nonprofit Corporation Law of tion Law of 1988. located at 305 Green Lane Phil- STATEWIDE ADS
LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on Kalos St., Philadelphia, PA 19128, Late of Montgomery County 1988. Harry J. Karapalides, Esq. adelphia PA 19128. The name and MISCELLANEOUS:
the above Estate have been gran- Or to her Attorney: LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the 1237 N 5TH STREET CONDOMINI- 42 Copley Road address of each individual inter- Education/Career Training:
ted to the undersigned, who re- MICHAEL VanBUSKIRK above Estate have been granted to UM ASSOCIATION has been incor- Upper Darby, PA 19082 ested in the business is John F Bra- SAWMILLS from only $4397.00 –
quest all persons having claims or 6510 Ridge Ave. the undersigned, who request all porated under the provisions of the JCL Corp. has been incorporated connier 305 Green Lane Phil- MAKE & SAVE MONEY with your
demands against the estate of the Philadelphia, PA 19128 persons having claims or demands PA Nonprofit Corporation Law of under the provisions of the adelphia PA 19128. This was filed own bandmill – Cut lumber any di-
decedent to make known the same ESTATE OF JEAN BROADLY against the estate of the decedent 1988. Pennsylvania Business Corpora- in accordance with 54 Pa.C.S. 311. mension. In stock ready to ship!
and all persons indebted to the de- DECEASED to make known the same and all 1239 N 5TH STREET CONDOMINI- tion Law of 1988. FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION FREE Info/DVD: www.Norwood-
cedent to make payment without LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the persons indebted to the decedent UM ASSOCIATION has been incor- MERLY, INC. has been incorpor- Notice is hereby given that an Ap- Sawmills.com 1-800-578-1363
delay to MILDRED GREEN SHIN- above Estate have been granted to to make payment without delay to porated under the provisions of the ated under the provisions of the plication for Registration of Ficti- Ext.300N
NAR, ADMINISTRATRIX, c/o the undersigned, who request all BARBARA C. MILLS and STEPHEN PA Nonprofit Corporation Law of Pennsylvania Business Corpora- tious Name was filed in the Depart- NOTICES:
Laurene A. Gunther, Esq., 1608 persons having claims or demands J. MILLS, EXECUTORS, 1988. tion Law of 1988. ment of State of the Common- Pursuant to §128.85 of the
Walnut St., Ste. 900, Philadelphia, against the estate of the decedent Or to their Attorney: 1241 N 5TH STREET CONDOMINI- Kelly & Herron PC wealth of Pennsylvania on Febru- Pennsylvania Department of Agri-
PA 19103, to make known the same, and all Michael J. Sileski UM ASSOCIATION has been incor- 1500 Market St. ary 9 2017 for ToniLynn Creations culture Title 7 regulations, GROW-
Or to her Attorney: persons indebted to the decedent Michael J. Sileski, Esq., MHA porated under the provisions of the Center Sq., West Tower located at 7336 Brookhaven Rd MARK FS, LLC. hereby gives no-
LAURENE A. GUNTHER to make payment without delay to 625 Widener Road PA Nonprofit Corporation Law of Suite W3110 Philadelphia PA 19151. The name tice of ground application of "Re-
ALEXANDER & PELLI, LLC Debra G. Speyer, Executrix. Elkins Park, PA 19027 1988. Philadelphia, PA 19102 and address of each individual in- stricted Use Pesticides" for the pro-
1608 Walnut St., Ste. 900 Attorney Estate of Mark Stanley Lunsk aka 1508 MASCHER STREET CON- NONPROFIT CORPORATION - No- terested in the business is Toni- tection of agricultural crops in mu-
Philadelphia, PA 19103 Debra G. Speyer, Mark Lunsk DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has tice is hereby given that Articles of ettea Alexander 7336 Brookhaven nicipalities in Pennsylvania during
ESTATE OF BERTHA M. BROWN, Two Bala Plaza Suite 300 Lunsk, Mark Stanley aka Lunsk, been incorporated under the provi- Incorporation have been filed with Rd Philadelphia PA 19151. This the next 45 days. Residents of con-
DECEASED. Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 Mark late of Philadelphia, PA. Ar- sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- the Department of State of the was filed in accordance with 54 tiguous property to our application
Late of Philadelphia ESTATE OF JENETTE MORRIS, thur Lunsk, c/o Ned Hark, Esq., tion Law of 1988. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at PaC.S. 311. sites should contact your local
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the a/k/a JENETTE D. MORRIS, DE- Goldsmith Hark & Hornak, PC, 1508 MASCHER STREET CON- Harrisburg, PA, on 2/8/2017 for the FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION GROWMARK FS, LLC. facility for
above Estate have been granted to CEASED. 7716 Castor Ave., Philadelphia, PA DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has purpose of obtaining a charter of a Notice is hereby given that an Ap- additional information. Concerned
the undersigned, who request all Late of Philadelphia 19152, Executor. been incorporated under the provi- Nonprofit Corporation organized plication for Registration of Ficti- Citizens should contact: Michael
persons having claims or demands LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on Goldsmith Hark & Hornak, PC sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- under the Nonprofit Corporation tious Name was filed in the Depart- Layton, MGR. Safety & Environ-
against the estate of the decedent the above Estate have been gran- 7716 Castor Ave. tion Law of 1988. Law of 1988 of the Commonwealth ment of State of the Common- ment, [email protected]
to make known the same and all ted to the undersigned, who re- Philadelphia, PA 19152 1516 MASCHER STREET CON- of Pennsylvania. The name of the wealth of Pennsylvania on Febru- GROWMARK FS, LLC. 308 N.E.
persons indebted to the decedent quest all persons having claims or ESTATE OF MICHELE SHEPPARD DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has corporation is: Bolus & Barbells, ary 9, 2017 for Dana Lee Photo- Front Street, Milford, DE 19963.
to make payment without delay to demands against the estate of the DECEASED. been incorporated under the provi- Inc. The corporation is organized graphy located at 216 Tomlinson Call 302-422-3002
JAY E. KIVITZ, EXECUTOR, 7901 decedent to make known the same Late of Philadelphia sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- and operated exclusively to provide Rd., Philadelphia, PA 19116. The VACATION RENTALS:
Ogontz Ave., Philadelphia, PA and all persons indebted to the de- LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on tion Law of 1988. support and education to Type 1 name and address of each individu- OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND. Best se-
19150, cedent to make payment without the above Estate have been gran- 1518 MASCHER STREET CON- Diabetic Strength Athletes. al interested in the business is lection of affordable rentals. Full/
Or to his Attorney: delay to KEEYA EASLEY, ADMINIS- ted to the undersigned, who re- DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has James M. Orman, Solicitor Dana L. Smith, 216 Tomlinson Rd., partial weeks. Call for FREE bro-
JAY E. KIVITZ TRATRIX, c/o Amy H. Besser, Esq., quest all persons having claims or been incorporated under the provi- 1600 Market St., Ste. 3305 Philadelphia, PA 19116. This was chure. Open daily. Holiday Resort
KIVITZ & KIVITZ, P.C. 1701 Walnut St., 6th Fl., Phil- demands against the estate of the sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- Philadelphia, PA 19103 filed in accordance with 54 PaC.S. Services. 1-800-638-2102. Online
7901 Ogontz Ave. adelphia, PA 19103, decedent to make known the same tion Law of 1988. NONPROFIT CORPORATION - No- 311 reservations:www.holidayoc.com
Philadelphia, PA 19150 Or to her Attorney: and all persons indebted to the de- 1520 MASCHER STREET CON- tice is hereby given that Articles of FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION
Estate of Brenda Pilotti, Deceased. AMY H. BESSER cedent to make payment without DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has Incorporation have been filed with Notice is hereby given that an Ap- facebook.com/jewishexponent
Late of Philadelphia, PA. LAW OFFICES OF PETER L. KLENK delay to JOEL PECORSKY, ADMIN- been incorporated under the provi- the Department of State of the plication for Registration of Ficti-
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION & ASSOCIATES ISTRATOR, c/o Arnold Machles, sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at tious Name was filed in the Depart- Follow us on
on the above estate have been 1701 Walnut St., 6th Fl. Esq., Suite 122, 401 E. City Avenue, tion Law of 1988. Harrisburg, PA, for the purpose of ment of State of the Common-
granted to the undersigned, who Philadelphia, PA 19103 Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 1522 MASCHER STREET CON- obtaining a charter of a Nonprofit wealth of Pennsylvania on January @jewishexponent
bequest all persons having claims ESTATE OF JOEL M. MYNDERS, Or to his Attorney: DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has Corporation organized under the 10 2017 for Top Shelf Roadside
or demands against the estate of DECEASED. ARNOLD MACHLES, Esq. been incorporated under the provi- Nonprofit Corporation Law of 1988 Service located at 423B E Haines St
the decedent to make known the Late of Philadelphia Suite 122 sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- of the Commonwealth of Philadelphia PA 19144. The name
same, and all persons indebted to LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the 401 E. City Avenue tion Law of 1988. Pennsylvania. The name of the and address of each individual in-
the decedent to make payment above Estate have been granted to Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 2438 FEDERAL STREET CON- corporation is: Fishtown Co. The terested in the business is Ronnell
without delay, to Steven Pilotti, Ad- the undersigned, who request all DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has corporation is organized and oper- Shields and Donnell Shields 423B E
ministrator, c/o Gary A. Zlotnick, persons having claims or demands Estate of Nicolena Gazzara been incorporated under the provi- ated exclusively for promoting long Haines St Philadelphia PA 19144.
Esq., Zarwin Baum DeVito Kaplan against the estate of the decedent Gazzara, Nicolena late of Phil- sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- term economic development in the This was filed in accordance with
Schaer & Toddy, PC, 1818 Market to make known the same and all adelphia, PA. Joseph Gazzara, c/o tion Law of 1988. Fishtown neighborhood of Phil- 54 PaC.S. 311.
St., 13th Fl., Philadelphia, PA persons indebted to the decedent Paul J. Perpiglia, Esq., Perpiglia & adelphia.
19103 or to their attorneys, to make payment without delay to Assocs., 1332 Jackson St., Phil- 2440 FEDERAL STREET CON- Howard M. Soloman, Solicitor FLEA MARKET/BAZAARS
Gary A. Zlotnick, Esq. Amy F. Steerman, Executrix, 1900 adelphia, PA 19148, Executor. DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has 1760 Market St., Ste. 601
Zarwin Baum DeVito Spruce St., Philadelphia, PA 19103, Paul J. Perpiglia, Esq. been incorporated under the provi- Philadelphia, PA 19103 GRAND RE-OPENING OF THE ROOSEVELT
Kaplan Schaer & Toddy, PC Or to her Attorney: Perpiglia & Assocs. sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- MALL FLEA MARKET
1818 Market St., 13th Fl. AMY F. STEERMAN 1332 Jackson St. tion Law of 1988. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Philadelphia, PA 19103 AMY F. STEERMAN, LLC Philadelphia, PA 19148 on April 2, 2014, Articles of Incor- Every Sunday Starting This Sunday,
ESTATE OF DYLAN COFFMAN 1900 Spruce St. ESTATE OF ROMAN LEMPA, a/k/a 2442 FEDERAL STREET CON- poration were filed with the Depart-
WHITTINGTON, a/k/a DYLAN C. Philadelphia, PA 19103 ROMAN F. LEMPA DECEASED. DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has ment of State for South Square a April 2nd, 2017 8am - 4pm
WHITTINGTON, DECEASED. ESTATE OF JOSEPH Late of Philadelphia been incorporated under the provi- Planned Community Association, a Antique, Vintage and Used Merchandise Only!
Late of Philadelphia HOLDSWORTH, DECEASED. LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- nonprofit corporation organized un-
LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on Late of Philadelphia above Estate have been granted to tion Law of 1988. der the Pennsylvania Nonprofit No NEW Merchandise Allowed!
the above Estate have been gran- LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on the undersigned, who request all 2444 FEDERAL STREET CON- Corporation Law of 1988, exclus-
ted to the undersigned, who re- the above Estate have been gran- persons having claims or demands DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has ively to be a Homeowners’ Assn. Vendor Space Available
quest all persons having claims or ted to the undersigned, who re- against the estate of the decedent been incorporated under the provi-
demands against the estate of the quest all persons having claims or to make known the same and all sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- TriviaNote, Inc., a corporation or- 215 - 625 - FLEA (3532)
decedent to make known the same demands against the estate of the persons indebted to the decedent tion Law of 1988. ganized under the laws of the state www.PhilaFleaMarkets.org
and all persons indebted to the de- decedent to make known the same to make payment without delay to 2446 FEDERAL STREET CON- of Delaware, has applied for regis-
cedent to make payment without and all persons indebted to the de- ANN MCCOSBY, EXECUTRIX, c/o DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION has tration in Pennsylvania under the
delay to JOEL WHITTINGTON, AD- cedent to make payment without James F. Metka, Esq., 4802 Ne- been incorporated under the provi- provisions of Chapter 4 of the As-
MINISTRATOR, c/o Roy Yaffe, delay to KATHLEEN shaminy Blvd., Ste. 9, Bensalem, sions of the PA Nonprofit Corpora- sociations Code. The address of its
Esq., 1818 Market St., 13th Fl., Phil- HOLDSWORTH, ADMINISTRATRIX, PA 19020, tion Law of 1988. principal office under the laws of
adelphia, PA 19103-3608, c/o John F. Walsh, Esq., 653 Skip- Or to her Attorney: the jurisdiction of formation is
Or to his Attorney: pack Pike, Ste. 317, P.O. Box 445, JAMES F. METKA 1209 Orange St., Wilmington, DE
ROY YAFFE Blue Bell, PA 19422, 4802 Neshaminy Blvd., Ste. 9 19801 and the address of its pro-
GOULD YAFFE AND GOLDEN Or to her Attorney: Bensalem, PA 19020 posed registered office in this Com-
1818 Market St., 13th Fl. JOHN F. WALSH ESTATE OF VINCENT F. FONTANA, monwealth is 3401 Market St., Ste.
Philadelphia, PA 19103-3608 653 Skippack Pike, Ste. 317 Jr. ,DECEASED. 200, Phila., PA 19104.
P.O. Box 445 Late of Philadelphia VERTTEC, INC. has been incorpor-
TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD Blue Bell, PA 19422 LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the ated under the provisions of the
CALL 215.832.0749 above Estate have been granted to Pennsylvania Business Corpora-
SELL IT IN THE the undersigned, who request all tion Law of 1988.
JEWISH EXPONENT persons having claims or demands
against the estate of the decedent
215-832-0749 to make known the same and all
persons indebted to the decedent
to make payment without delay to
Larry Yustin, EXECUTOR, 500 Ash-
land Ave,. Folcraft, PA 19032,
Or to his Attorney:
Michael A. Cohen
2113 Snyder Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19145

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