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SUMMER ENDS TWICE
AS NICE
AUGUST 29, 2019 / 28 AV 5779
Not one, but two exhibits are showcasing
sculptor Etta Winigrad’s work.
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LOCAL ON A RECENT Sunday afternoon, tour- The outside of Philadelphia retail icon I. Goldberg, which closed Aug. 23 after a century in business
ists and locals out for a day of sightseeing Eric Schucht
Synagogues bustled at the intersection of Fifth and
Prepare for Fall Market. Philly Icon I. Goldberg
Shuls use slow Closes Its Doors
summer to get There at the corner was the National
ready for 5780. Museum of American Jewish History, sur- ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF for I. Goldberg Army & Navy, as it was
rounded by hard-to-miss signs advertising the last day of business for the Center City
Page 6 free admission. While some visitors that CUSTOMERS CLUTCHED SHOES, staple, which has been in operation for a
day had come to Independence Mall spe- jackets, hats and other items as they century.
LOCAL cifically for NMAJH — perhaps to see the waited to check out. Shelves were left bare
special exhibit on “Sara Berman’s Closet,” and a mound of boxes accumulated in the Recent years were particularly rough
Area Residents to advertised by a small walk-through display shoe section, the aftermath of scavenging for the business, third-generation owner
Teach in Israel next to the museum — others happened to shoppers. Nana Goldberg said. In January, the store
Fellows will teach be in the area and were drawn in when relocated from 13th and Chestnut streets to
English in middle, they saw that admission was free. Aug. 23 was a Friday unlike any other Chestnut near Eighth due to rent increases.
elementary schools.
One of those visitors was Nirav Vyas,
Page 7 who lives in Allentown.

Volume 203090 “Why not visit?” he said. “It’s always
Number 702 nice to learn something new.”

Published Weekly Since 1887 The number of visitors to NMAJH has
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Questions Renewed About ‘Dual Loyalty’

N AT I O N A L Did he mean to say that those political views and policy pri- the anti-Semitic charge of over the decision to enter the
JESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF Jews were disloyal to America? orities. His assessment of their dual loyalty as an allegation war, or Arab governments
Or that they were disloyal to knowledge or ‘loyalty,’ based that Jews’ true allegiance is to expelling Jews after 1948 with
DUAL LOYALTY IS back in themselves, as the Republican on their party preference, is other Jewish people, a secret obviously false charges that
the headlines. Jewish Coalition claimed later inappropriate, unwelcome and Jewish agenda or some other they were spies.
that day? downright dangerous.” sinister ideology.
Taking questions in the Oval The recent surge in interest
Office on Aug. 20, President The following day, Trump Conversely, the RJC “It’s a charge that’s been regarding the charge probably
Donald Trump, while address- clarified that he believed that defended the president. used for centuries to harass, to stems to comments made by
ing the recent decision by the Jews who vote for Democrats Before he clarified that he persecute and to murder Jewish Omar this past spring.
Israeli government to bar Reps. were actually doubly disloyal. was specifically referring to people,” Baron-Baer said,
Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib disloyalty to Israel and the noting how it’s been leveled “I want to talk about the
from entering the country, “In my opinion, you vote Jewish people, the organiza- historically to create suspicion political influence in this coun-
commented more broadly on for a Democrat, you’re being tion tweeted that “it shows of Jews among their neighbors try that says it is OK to push for
Jewish support for Democratic very disloyal to Jewish people, a great deal of disloyalty and employers. allegiance to a foreign coun-
politicians. and you’re being very disloyal to oneself to defend a party try,” Omar said. Though Omar
to Israel,” he said, “and only that protects/emboldens One of the most famous says that she did not intend to
“Where has the Democratic weak people would say any- people that hate you for your cases informed by dual loyalty invoke the sordid history of
Party gone? Where have they thing other than that.” religion.” When the president was the case of Alfred Dreyfuss, dual loyalty claims, there were
gone when they are defending followed up with his known today as the Dreyfuss many who saw her comment as
Both the original state- Affair. In 1894, the Jewish indicative of anti-Semitism.
ment and the follow-up

It’s a charge that’s been used for centuries to harass, to persecute and to murder Jewish people. ... People are entitled to
have differing opinions on Israel. People are entitled to have differing opinions on America. However, we need to be clear and
direct in what our differing opinions are, and not fall back on a charge of dual loyalty that has caused persecution and murder
of Jews for centuries.”

NANCY BARON-BAER

those two people over the sparked a flurry of heated clarification, they too clari- French Army captain was “People are entitled to
state of Israel?” Trump asked. statements. Many communal fied: “We take the president wrongly convicted of treason have differing opinions on
He continued: “I think any organizations and pundits seriously, not literally.” based on highly circumspect Israel. People are entitled to
Jewish people that vote for a condemned Trump for hav- evidence. Two years later, when have differing opinions on
Democrat, I think it shows ing invoked the pernicious The charge is especially rel- incontrovertible evidence of America. However, we need
either a total lack of knowledge trope of “dual loyalty” in ref- evant, given that most of 2019 his innocence emerged, the to be clear and direct in what
or great disloyalty.” erence to American Jews. has been spent cyclically debat- response from large segments our differing opinions are,
ing what many saw as a similar of the French press and public and not fall back on a charge
It was not immediately American Jewish Committee charge from Omar. was to decry Dreyfuss’ role in a of dual loyalty that has caused
clear what the president was CEO David Harris said the supposed “international Jewish persecution and murder of
referring to when he refer- president’s comments were So what is this claim of conspiracy.” Jews for centuries,” Baron-
enced “disloyalty” on the part “shockingly divisive and “dual loyalty”? Why do Jewish Baer said. l
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Synagogues Use Summer to Make Changes

LOCAL background includes a bachelor
of arts in theater and religion
ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF from Goucher College, as well
as study at Hebrew University of
WHILE SOME PEOPLE use Jerusalem and the Conservative
the warm weather as an excuse Yeshiva.
to relax or go down the shore,
many synagogues in Greater e synagogue also intro-
Philadelphia were hard at work. duced new assisted listening
devices to make services more
From maintenance projects accessible.
to new hires to the imple-
mentation of new programs, Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El
synagogues have been busy. In August, the synagogue
brought on Hallie Chandler
ose coming back from vaca- to serve as the new director
tion will have much to look Windows dating to 1957 at Reform of community engagement,
forward to as the holiday season
approaches. Here’s a rundown Congregation Keneseth Israel were according to Executive Director
of a few of the changes at local
shuls. replaced with the modern equivalent.

Beth Am Israel Courtesy of Brian Rissinger Ken Krivitzky. Work also began
e Penn Valley congrega-
on replacing an old air condi-
tion launched Mercaz HaLev: replaced with more modern couple of years, seems to re ect Sklover attended the tioning unit in the sanctuary.
Heart-Centered Judaism at BAI equivalents. In addition, an that what keeps them there is a Reconstructionist Rabbinical at project is expected to be
for the mind, body and soul, egress window was incorporated sense of feeling at home, and College, where she received her completed by September. ●
according to Sarah Le owitz, as part of the design in order to that’s something my family rabbinic ordination with a spe-
the synagogue’s education allow for another potential exit. and I have experienced since cialization in the congregational [email protected];
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Starting in September, the the new windows will improve
initiative will bring people safety, comfort and save money
together for the study of ancient on heating. Another project
and contemporary Jewish text, was the construction of a play-
music, prayer, yoga, meditation ground for infants. All of this,
and Tikkun Middot learning. Rissinger said, was made pos-

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take place the weekend of Sept. congregation members. in Retirement
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York City, will be in attendance
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program. On Aug. 5, the Fort Washington retirement living rolls into the
congregation welcomed Rabbi next generation at Pine Run
In other Beth Am Israel Alanna Sklover as the new with the very real benefit of
news, Lori Da lou began work senior rabbi. Previously, Sklover four decades of experience.
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Israeli Kids Near Gaza Make Most of Summer

ISRAEL young as 5 hyper-aware of their love to raise a family
NOA AMOUYAL | JNS.ORG surroundings. here, despite what’s
happening.”
IT WAS SUPPOSED to be the But a visit to a local camp Comparing the
first sight that greeted them at the Yuvalei Ha-Bsor School usually tranquil agri-
as they entered the camp and tells another story — one cultural community
embarked on their first day of that doesn’t tend to make to his previous home
vacation: a vivid sign welcom- headlines. in London before his
ing the children, surrounded family made aliyah, he
by colorful balloons. An afternoon with campers recalled that now he’s
reveals that although they may free to be a kid.
But not a single balloon be bruised, even traumatized to “In London, I wasn’t
was put up for fear that the an extent, they love their home allowed to go get the
mere sight of them would upset and will not allow Hamas to newspaper by myself.
campers. ruin their childhood. Now I’m free. Kids do
what they want here.”
This is the life of the chil- “We try not to let the secu- Russell is one of
dren in Israel’s Eshkol Regional rity situation change our lives. several camp counsel- A group of 12-year-olds at the Yuvalei Ha-Bsor School summer camp with their
Council, roughly 10 miles away As soon as we are scared to get ors who work hard at senior adult educator (center) Limor Or in July. Photo by Eric Narrow/JNF
from the Gaza Strip. out of our own home, they’ve
won,” said Adam Russell, a setting a good exam-
A year of indiscriminate 16-year-old camp counselor. ple of resilience for kids who suddenly arise. That said, the “We want them to interact
rocket attacks, protests along have trouble adapting to this 6- to 9-year-olds keep plenty with us and each other, and
the border fence and incendi- “I love living here,” he unusually quiet summer. busy. Their days are filled with ease into this transition of
ary balloons being hurled into added, during a conversa- Camp extends throughout music and painting lessons, summer vacation,” Altman
Israeli territory has put them tion that touched on both the entire month of July for and indoor soccer, to give just Cohen said.
on edge, making even those as the trauma and freedom to first- to third-graders, and a few examples. For some, it was difficult
live in one of Israel’s most
picturesque areas. “I would

kids from fourth to sixth But ever since a harrow- to adjust to a new routine,
grade stay for an additional ing weekend in May, where as any change in schedule
week in August. Hamas launched 600 rockets can be triggering. Altman
Change Your Address For the some 500 kids across the border that left four Cohen recalls many instances
Not Your Lifestyle! enrolled in camp, they have Israelis dead, life in the region when camp began several
a rather jam-packed schedule. has resembled the calm after weeks ago, where many kids
From headphone-listening the storm. expressed being homesick
parties to bowling to swim- And with that, of course, and some would even lash
ming, the older kids spend comes a host of psychological out in anger.
much of their time off campus issues. It’s anecdotes like these
grounds. Almost every day, “We deal with healing emo- that underscore the duality of
they go on a field trip outside tional wounds here,” noted Aya life under fire. Children want
of the Gaza Envelope. Altman Cohen, one of the two to be children, but some-
For older kids, getting away adult educators at the camp. times being parted from the
DEER MEADOWS from home for the day offers a “We tell our kids to go back warm embrace of a parent,
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Israel Fellowship a Dream for Young Teachers

LOCAL Israel Teaching Fellows, a pro- study chemistry but she felt back, recalling her first time on was pleased to find something
SAM SEIFMAN | JE FEATURE gram that sends 200 Jewish this trip was necessary, not Israeli soil, “Once I went, there much more enriching and
professionals to teach English only to deepen her connection was an automatic connection.” meaningful.
“BEING JEWISH IS in Israel to elementary and to Israel but to “take a chill She later added, “I love that
nonnegotiable for me,” said middle schoolers. While there pill” and figure out whether it’s so easy and normal to be While she doesn’t con-
22-year-old Emma Rose are students from around the education or lab work was in Jewish.” sider herself religious, she still
Shapiro of Wynnewood. world, they mainly come from her future. believes her Jewish identity
the United States, Canada, As Arielle Nozek, a 22-year plays a significant role in her
Unlike many, her involve- England and Australia and It was only appropriate old from Toms River, New life and connection to Israel.
ment with her synagogue are dispersed all over Israel, when she found out she had Jersey, was about to gradu- She first visited the country
didn’t just stop at her Bat including the cities of Beit been accepted to the program, ate from Rutgers University, when she was 14 for camp,
Mitzvah. She went on to get She’an, Ramla, Nazareth, Bat- Shapiro was inside the library she found herself becoming came back at 19 for Birthright
confirmed and even joined the Yam, Rishon LeZion, Haifa, studying chemistry and had to stressed and nervous about and returned once more to
temple youth board. She’s been Ashdod, Rehovot, Netanya, walk outside to celebrate. her next steps. She didn’t want study Israeli business at age
to Israel twice, once for a five- Beit-Shemesh, Jerusalem and to take a gap year, per se, so
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Tefillin, for the Win?

SPORTS something about his team that Shaun Epstein (left) prepares for The bronze medal-winning hockey team Photos courtesy of Lee Zimmerman
MATT SILVER | JE FEATURE others didn’t. His kids had lost a game.
four games in two days. But thousand near-nervous break- a Cleveland team that had
IT’S COMMON FOR hockey they weren’t defeated. And The next game brought a downs.” Coach Zimmerman already beaten the eventual
players to wrap and get wrapped they weren’t tired. Los Angeles-area team that swore a stroke was imminent. runner-up, Detroit.
before games — stick blades and had beaten them 9-0 the night One Maccabi Games official
handles, skates and ankles and “Conditioning was a huge before. Things were different crowed, “That was the most Credit the tefillin, or credit
knees. But there’s one wrapping thing for us,” Zimmerman this time. Late in the third exciting live sporting event I’ve the eye-black each player
custom that’s new to the hockey said. “Last year, we were out of period, Team Philly clung been involved in in 10 years.” applied before the bronze-
world: the ancient Jewish ritual shape, but this year we skated to a 2-1 lead, facing a pre- medal game —but something
of laying tefillin. the hell out of those kids in carious penalty-kill situation. Still, there was more work to allowed those players to access
practice. I knew all our guys They withstood LA’s two-man do if they planned on leaving reserves of spirit that, reason-
One local hockey team were 200-foot players.” advantage for 40 seconds, Detroit with any hardware. ably, had no business being
started wrapping themselves in thanks to grit and composure there.
tefillin before games and, sud- Yes, they lost their first game that belied their youth. And more wrapping, too.
denly, a team that couldn’t win of the tournament to defend- Just one problem: an early There shouldn’t have been
began to have a hard time losing. ing champ Toronto 11-1. But Meanwhile, the adults were game the next morning would enough oil to keep the ancient
Zimmerman’s kids made losing it. necessitate a rabbi meeting Maccabees’ menorah lit either.
In the four years since ice Toronto work. In Toronto’s next them at the rink. For any silly
hockey replaced inline hockey game, they skated with heavy Kaiserman JCC CEO team-bonding ritual, they Buoyed by their rallying-cry
as the puck and stick game of legs, barely holding on for a 2-1 Amy Krulik recalled “…a wouldn’t have bothered, but of “Philly, Philly, Rachmones,”
record at the Maccabi Games, win. Not only were the Philly this was different. the boys took the ice with pur-
Philadelphia’s delegations had boys the first team to score on pose —to win the bronze, sure,
never won — not a medal, not Toronto, they’d tired Goliath. Said team captain Oren but also to honor their captain
even a game. Serafin, 16, “We needed a rabbi and best player, Serafin, in his
Still, to quote former Eagle to wrap us. That’s how super- last game as a Maccabi.
Heading into this summer’s Herm Edwards, “You play to stitious we were.”
tournament in Detroit, support- win the game,” something Serafin responded in kind,
ers were cautiously optimistic, Zimmerman’s squad still hadn’t So Krulik put in a call to scoring five goals, including
hoping for better but prepared done. Something had to give …. the rabbi at Chabad of Penn the overtime game-winner.
for more of the same. Wynne, who phoned a col-
At a luncheon for the ath- league in Detroit. That’s how a When Serafin broke
At least they were prepared. letes at the Detroit-area JCC, Chabad rabbi was delivered to Cleveland’s heart, he did it
After going winless in round- players spied rabbis from the an ice rink in Novi, Michigan. quickly and mercifully, scoring
robin play, the Philly-area local Chabad wrapping folks He remembered to bring just three minutes into the sud-
team was seeded 14th out of in tefillin, preparing to pray. enough tefillin for everyone. den death overtime.
14 teams. Light bulb: Praying for a win
couldn’t hurt, right? Soon the But in the game, the boys LeBron James, circa 2010,
But second-year head entire team was wrapped — all came out wrapped too tight could’ve learned lessons in
coach Lee Zimmerman knew of the coaches, too. (nerves, not tefillin), falling to decorum from this young man.
Chicago 4-0.
F l The And from this year’s bronze
The team marched back into medal winners in Maccabi
And Nev Miss A St y! the locker room, undaunted. Games hockey, we might all
www.jewishexponent.com They knew they could still learn some things about resil-
#jewishinphilly secure bronze with a win, ience, faith and brotherly love. l
later that afternoon, over
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Fellows exploration but provides an advantage of. Arielle Nozek
immense amount of resources “I spoke to some- Emma Shapiro
Continued from Page 7 to make this happen.”
one who told me
20. On her last trip, she found For Waldorf, 22, every- there are only certain
it very difficult to leave while thing “felt right” when she experiences you can
packing her bags. got accepted to the program. have when you’re 22,”
Teaching English in Israel felt she said. “I am at a
“Yes, every time I have vis- like a meaningful way to spend time in my life with
ited Israel, I have felt a soul her time and connect with great opportunities
connection [that] is very hard those who live there. Having and great freedom to
to explain in words,” she said. taught Hebrew school before, choose where I want
“Even though the culture and she knows what a rewarding to direct my talents
lifestyle here … are extremely experience this can be. She is and passions.” l
different from my own in the aware of the chance that she,
U.S., I have always felt a warm, and the rest of the fellows, Sam Seifman is a free-
welcoming feeling here … and have an opportunity to take lance writer.
a great sense of belonging.”
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will form thanks to this pro-
gram. According to MITF, “35
to 40% of MITF alumni have
immigrated to Israel with some
choosing to continue work-
ing in various frameworks of
education.”

From Yardley, Lily Waldorf’s
Jewish identity runs deep.

Her mother, Anne Berman-
Waldorf, is the director of
education at Congregation Beth
Chaim in Princeton Junction,
New Jersey, her grandfather is
a retied rabbi from Newton,
Massachusetts, and her aunt is
heavily involved in the Jewish
nonprofit world.

These influences and years
of attending Jewish summer
camp have helped instill Jewish
values without forcing them on
her. Or as she puts it, “I’m very
much Jewish by choice.”

But her interest in Israel
also comes from her inter-
est in international relations,
which she studied at Tulane
University. She took an interest
in the difficult answers nations
took to solve the world’s most
complex problems, leading her
to a particular fascination in
Israel’s foreign policy.

With this trip, how-
ever, it’s all about personal
connections.

“I want to enmesh myself
in the fabric that is Israeli
society,” Waldorf said. “I’m
hoping to embrace the culture
and connect to my Judaism
in ways that I haven’t before.
Masa not only encourages this

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Rabbi Drowns Trying to Save His Child axis. The look approximated a swastika, the now- of limitations and allowed for previously dismissed
A NEW YORK rabbi drowned Aug. 18 while banned emblem of the Nazi Party. cases to be refiled.
trying to save his child, JTA reported.
Amusement park owner Rüdiger Braun apologized Several of the original plaintiffs were named
Rabbi David Traub, 38, who was the head of school for the ride’s design and said it will be redesigned as defendants in the new suit, including former
and synagogue at Bais Medrosh Elyon in Monsey, with three eagles instead of four by the ride’s Italian Chancellor Rabbi Norman Lamm; Robert Hirt, vice
New York, jumped into Greenwood Lake in upstate manufacturer. president of YU’s rabbinical seminary, and members
New York to save one of his children. The child, who of Yeshiva’s board of directors.
was wearing a life jacket, returned to the pontoon “First of all, I would like to emphasize that I would
boat, but Traub was pulled under. His body was like to apologize with all form to all persons who feel Soccer Player Apologizes for Auschwitz
recovered the following day after bad weather forced disturbed and insulted by our design,” Braun said. Photo With Emojis
a search to be halted. “Then we will have this problem under control.” Uruguayan soccer player Rodrigo Zalazar
apologized for a 20th birthday photo he took outside
Traub, a father of seven, will be buried in Israel. Sexual Abuse Lawsuit Filed by Former Auschwitz that he decorated with celebratory emojis,
Traub is the second rabbi to drown in recent Yeshiva University Students JTA reported.
months. Rabbi Reuven Bauman, 35, drowned in July Thirty-eight men filed suit Aug. 22 in Manhattan
when he jumped into the ocean at a state park in against Yeshiva University, contending they were The picture taken Aug. 12 showed him astride
Virginia Beach, Virginia, to save a student. sexually abused by teachers and officials, with the the train tracks that used to take victims into the
abuse subsequently covered up by administrators, concentration camp in southern Poland.
Ride Resembling a Swastika Closed at The Forward reported.
German Amusement Park “It was not in my intention to insult concentra-
A German amusement park ride that resembled The civil suit is similar to a previous $680 tion camp victims,” Zalazar said in a video message
a swastika was shut down and will be redesigned, million case — and features many of the same posted to his Polish club Korona Kielce Instagram
The Jerusalem Post reported. plaintiffs and an attorney — that was dismissed in account. “I did not know where I exactly was stand-
2014 because it was filed after New York’s statute of ing when I was making this photo. I am ashamed of
The Alderflug (“eagle’s flight” in German) ride limitation expired. my act because now I know what happened behind
at the Tatzmania theme park in Löffingen featured this gate. I want to apologize to everyone who felt
four eagle-shaped cars connected to a spinning But the Child Victim’s Act, which was signed into offended by my act.” l
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A bomb attack at a West Bank nature reserve on Aug. 23 killed birth, Bar/Bat Mitzvah announcement
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Dolev was named for a terrorist attack victim who died in 2015.

Rina Shnerb was buried on Aug. 23 with hundreds gathering
for the funeral, e Times of Israel reported.

Her injured father was unable to attend the funeral but
addressed mourners via telephone from the hospital.

“We are trying to be strong here in the land of Israel, the
people of Israel, Rina believed in that,” Rabbi Eitan Shnerb said.
“Our response to the murderers is that we are here and we are
strong and we will prevail.”

Rabbi Shnerb, who is a medic, tried to resuscitate his daughter
and also used his tzitzit as a tourniquet to stop his son’s bleeding.

Israeli Hotels Report Record 2018
Unprecedented tourism and increased geopolitical stability
allowed Israeli hotels to enjoy a record year in 2018, e Jerusalem
Post reported, citing a report by hospitality consulting rm HVS.

Revenue per available room (RevPAR) climbed 6% in Israel
in 2018, and more than 4.1 million tourists visited the country
last year, up 14% from 2017 and 42% from 2016, the Ministry of
Tourism said. at produced direct revenues from tourism of
about $6.83 billion.

Demand for hotel rooms jumped over the last three years by
6.7% year-over-year and rooms supply grew 2.9%.

Jerusalem hotels reported a 10% increase in demand in 2018.

Flight From Tel Aviv Makes Emergency Landing in
Sochi, Russia
A ight that le Tel Aviv on Aug. 23 made an emergency landing
in Sochi, Russia, because of a damaged wheel mechanism, e
Times of Israel reported.

None of the passengers of the Ural Airlines ight were injured.
“According to preliminary data, the pneumatics of the le
main gear were destroyed. 160 passengers were onboard. e
emergency services of Sochi International Airport were ready.
e landing was successful,” Sputniknews reported, quoting an
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Goldberg

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The timing of the move, with A young Isaac Goldberg Isaac Goldberg at 91 I. Goldberg’s windows advertised the closing sale. Eric Schucht
a temporary December clos- Jewish Exponent archives Jewish Exponent archives
ing, was damaging, causing the A selection of some of the patches for sale at I. Goldberg Eric Schucht
store to miss out on the lucra- us us,” Goldberg said. “If we can’t I understand that it’s time.
tive holiday season. The owner be I. Goldberg as we believe it to We would have loved to con- Athletes were frequent cus- With the store now closed,
also attributed the rise of online be, then we can’t be.” tinue and be what we’ve been, tomers when the store carried Goldberg said, she looks for-
shopping for the sales decline. but today’s retail landscape has a robust athletic wear selection. ward to starting a new chapter
News of the closure quickly changed so much. It’s so difficult Solomon said basketball star in her life. She is ready to try
“We moved to this location spread. An outpouring of for a retailer to continue doing Charles Barkley visited the day something outside of retail.
because I couldn’t imagine a former employees and loyal cus- what they’re doing.” he signed on to play for the Looking back, she’s grateful for
world without I. Goldberg, and tomers reached out to Goldberg 76ers. He bought Sixers memo- the generations of dedicated
I thought we were still relevant,” to offer their condolences. A Generations of Philadelphians rabilia to take home for family. customers the store had.
Goldberg said. “But I guess basket of flowers was sent by a shopped at I. Goldberg, and con- The store hosted autograph sign-
other people didn’t think so.” Bill Johnston, one of the store’s sidered it a central part of their ings for basketball players like “The whole experience of
first security guards in the ’70s. Philly growing-up. Patrick Ewing, James Worthy having a retail store is com-
The business was founded Goldberg said he went on to and Andrew Toney, to name munity, and having personal
and named after Nana’s start his own security firm, Kids made annual pilgrim- a few. interaction,” Goldberg said.
grandfather, Isaac Goldberg, describing him as another one ages before heading off to “We’ve always had more of a
a “veteran businessman who of those “I. Goldberg stories.” summer camp. Winter wear “Everybody shopped at I. heart when we should have
represents the classic ped- was available year-round Goldberg,” Solomon said. been thinking more with our
dler-to-industrialist success The owner said her father for those heading off to cold “From the guys who were heads sometimes, but that’s
story,” as described in a 1978 loved giving people their first weather destinations on vaca- homeless on the street to the who we are. We believe in the
Jewish Exponent article. The job. It was a tradition she tion. Goldberg said it was her very wealthy stars, and we treat attitude of gratitude, kind-
Jewish immigrant got his start sought to continue. Many of I. father’s mission to be the first everybody the same, we always ness. Certainly this isn’t brain
in 1906 selling underwear and Goldberg’s employees had been to carry a product in the area, did. Everybody got the respect surgery, but if we can turn
stockings out of a backpack. students, formerly incarcerated looking for the unique and they deserved. That’s what we someone’s day around and
He sold door-to-door across people, those with disabilities durable. Shoppers could count were always about, customer make them leave with a smile,
Pennsylvania Dutch country. and the homeless. on I. Goldberg for “good goods service and treating people the we’ve done a good job.” l
at good prices,” as Goldberg’s way we wanted to be treated,
In 1919, he opened a dry Years ago, Arnold Berman father would say. and that’s why everyone loved [email protected];
goods store in Center City. worked at the store between the store.” 215-832-0751
Back then, the register was a classes at medical school. Today, Many celebrities shopped at
cigar box, business decisions he’s an orthopedic surgeon I. Goldberg over the years.
consisted of whether to invest with a building at Hahnemann
in heating or display windows University Hospital named in Actor Candice Bergen was a
and a person’s word was as his honor. frequent shopper while attending
good as any contract. Between the University of Pennsylvania.
the World Wars, the business “He’s our big claim to fame,” Goldberg remembers her father
transitioned to selling Army Goldberg said. selling Bergen a peacoat, one
and Navy surplus and soon of their more popular items.
became one of the country’s Howard Solomon had Comedian Eddie Murphy made
largest retailers of its kind. worked at I. Goldberg since a visit while filming the 1983
1977. He remembers first shop- movie Trading Places, with only
Isaac Goldberg died in 1983 ping there while attending Goldberg in the store recog-
and ownership was handed junior high in the ’60s. He went nizing him. Another notable
down to his son Charles. on to be senior buyer. News shopper was Bill Murray, who
Charles Goldberg’s daughter of the closure left Solomon broke out into stand-up while
Nana became sole owner after “heartbroken,” but he agreed waiting to check out. He stopped
his passing in 2009. with the decision. for lunch nearby and later called
the store asking for a pair of
To keep I. Goldberg afloat, “It’s a life-changer for me,” fatigues to give his waitress and
Nana Goldberg spent the last Solomon said. “It’s devas- I. Goldberg delivered.
year looking for investors, tating in one respect and, in
financing, buyers or any alter- other respects, it’s time, and
native to closing. But Goldberg
said it’s difficult for those things
to materialize when you’re
struggling. In the end, the only
options were to either close or
downsize and leave Center City.

“We could be a smaller store,
but then it wouldn’t be I. Goldberg.
We’d have to cut out so much of
what we feel is part of what makes

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had free admission for the past The National Museum of American Jewish History has offered free The entrance to the National Museum of American Jewish History
two months. admission this summer.

Those free days, which the This is not just a Jewish story. This is an American story, and we wanted
museum is calling “Let Freedom to make sure that more Americans are exposed to it, and not just
Ring,” is part of a strategy to bet- Americans, also visitors from other countries.”
ter target the tourists who come
to Independence Mall to see the MISHA GALPERIN
Liberty Bell, Independence Hall
and other historical attractions. museum has started to empha- which will run from Oct. 4 to lady from Brooklyn, who takes A sign advertising free admission
size more universal themes. Jan. 12, 2020. NMAJH will be her Jewishness very seriously at NMAJH
“We wanted to attract them the exhibit’s first stop on the and in stride and has been a
to the museum,” said Galperin, For example, the museum East Coast, according to the member of the museum for Photos by Selah Maya Zighelboim
the president of ZANDAFI brought in artifacts to high- museum. Based on a book of many years, has become some-
Philanthropy Advisors, who light the theme of freedom. the same name, “Notorious body that millennials and wanted to make sure that more
stepped into this current role These include a signed RBG” traces Ginsburg’s life and Generation Z, young people Americans are exposed to it,
after former NMAJH CEO and copy of President Franklin her cultural impact. really sort of admire.” and not just Americans, also
director Ivy Barsky resigned Delano Roosevelt’s “Four visitors from other countries.
earlier this summer. “Over the Freedoms” speech, a procla- Admission to the exhibit Galperin hopes the exhibit That’s very much achieved.” l
years, from what I understood, mation by President George will cost $9, a reference contributes to the museum
not as many people from that Washington declaring Nov. to a famous quote from the drawing in more visitors. [email protected];
general population have vis- 26 the Thanksgiving holiday Supreme Court justice: “People 215-832-0729
ited the museum before. We and more. ask me sometimes, when — “There’s a reason why the
wanted to see whether making when do you think it will it be museum was established
the museum free, just like the People of diverse back- enough? When will there be and built on Independence
Liberty Bell and Independence grounds can find interest at enough women on the court? Mall,” Galperin said. “This is
Hall are, would make a differ- NMAJH, Galperin said, just And my answer is when there not just a Jewish story. This
ence in attracting people.” as they can find interest in a are nine.” is an American story, and we
museum of African American
So far, it seems to be work- history or Native American In honor of the exhibit,
ing. Instead of charging for history. the museum will participate
admission, the museum has in some special programming.
asked some of its supporters “They see the history of NMAJH plans to induct her in
for sponsorship. migration. Just about every- the museum’s Hall of Fame,
one in America, except for alongside Albert Einstein,
In September, the museum Native Americans, has come Leonard Bernstein, Golda
will not be free, Galperin said, here from somewhere else at Meir and others. The museum
in part so they can get a bet- some point at some genera- will have a luncheon honor-
ter idea of how free admission tion,” he said. They see “the ing some women attorneys.
compares. history of both struggle for National Constitution Center
religious freedom, the oppor- President and CEO Jeffrey
The visitors this summer tunities that this country offers Rosen will also release a book,
have not only been more numer- and taking advantage of those Conversations with RBG: Ruth
ous, he said. While historically, opportunities.” Bader Ginsburg on Life, Love,
the museum’s visitors have been Liberty, and Law, on Nov. 5.
overwhelmingly Jewish, the vis- In October and November,
itors this summer have been the museum plans to go back “She’s an amazing jurist,”
more diverse. to having free admission, with Galperin said. “She’s made an
one caveat — visitors will have enormous impact on jurispru-
“The museum has had a to pay to see the special exhibit. dence on the Supreme Court,
dual mission since its found- and she’s also become a true
ing,” Galperin said. “One was That special exhibit will be pop icon. This little Jewish
to connect Jews to their heri- “Notorious RBG: The Life and
tage and their history, but the Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg,”
other is to expose others to
the history of American Jews
and to the way American Jews
both came to the United States,
how they struggled with free-
dom and immigration ... and
how grateful we are for what
America was able to offer in
terms of opportunities.”

As part of this drive to
attract tourists in the area, the

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EDITORIAL

Labor’s Risky New Rule

LAST WEEK the Trump a Jewish social service agency doesn’t have to be a religious of religious exercise” for com- workplace. We are proud that
administration proposed an that provides kosher meals to institution, but only needs to panies that compete for federal many of our communal orga-
expansion of the exemption disadvantaged children under claim to be acting “in further- contracts. We take them at their nizations like our federations,
that allows federal contractors a federal contract is permit- ance of a religious purpose.” word, even if the proposed new social service agencies and
who claim to be acting under ted to insist on hiring a rabbi regulations raise questions about Jewish Community Centers —
principles of religious practice to oversee the preparation of While we recognize the it. We therefore encourage the some of whom operate under
to hire and fire employees based the food, in recognition of the need of some religious insti- Labor Department to take a sec- federal contracts — employ a
upon their religious beliefs. The need for that kind of personnel tutions that are government ond look at their proposal, with wide variety of people, many of
proposed regulation has gener- to do the job. contractors to have reasonable an eye toward narrowing the whom are not Jewish. Having
ated significant comment from latitude in some of their hir- scope of the expanded exemp- a mixture of religions, ethnic-
many who are concerned about Under the proposed new ing decisions — like the need tion to make clear the defined ities, sexual orientations and
the potential for abuse and for rule, however, the exemption to have a co-religionist con- and limited purposes for which cultures enhances mutual
the destructive religious dis- would be much broader, with duct religious functions — we any such “religiously justified” understanding and fosters
crimination that could follow. federal contractors permitted oppose an across-the-board employment decisions may broader communal engage-
to justify hiring and firing exemption of employers, reli- be made. ment. That’s a good thing.
Under existing Labor decisions by declaring them- gious or otherwise, from the
Department rules, a faith- selves or their decisions to be laws of discrimination. While our concerns about We are concerned about
based nonprofit organization “religious.” Critics of the pro- the proposed new regulations further divisions in our
that operates under a federal posed change are concerned Administration officials center on the potential for reli- already fractured society. New
contract is permitted to base that it would open the door have said that it was not their gious discrimination, we are rules that encourage expanded
certain hiring decisions on to discrimination — both reli- intention to create new oppor- also concerned about the rule’s isolation in the faith-based
specific, identifiable, religious gious and otherwise — since a tunities for discrimination, and potential impact on overall work environment will only
needs. Thus, as an example, company claiming protection that they were merely trying to diversity in the faith-based make matters worse. l
provide “the broadest protection

Veganism Is a Core Jewish Value

BY JULIET STEIN and lox, the all-powerful rem- admonishment for meat eat- If animal products were religion, Judaism has muscles
edy of chicken noodle soup. ing, designed to highlight the produced during biblical times and tendons that can bend and
AS AN ASHKENAZI Jew, I Lamb chops simmering in hot, importance of all life and even- like they are today, I imag- stretch with the times. Girls
grew up with an inherent nos- dark broths. Challahs shining tually lead people away from ine God would see the carnage can now have Bat Mitzvahs
talgia for an Eastern European under a layer of brushed egg. animal consumption. Rabbi and degradation and declare and women can now be rabbis.
diet. It was not that long ago Shlomo Riskin stated that “the animals and their secretions We no longer stone adulterers,
that our grandparents and The laws of kashrut make dietary laws are intended to off-limits for consumption. nor engage in animal sacrifice
great-grandparents wrestled it difficult to consume ani- teach us compassion and lead When Judaism prohibited within our temples. Our core
with starvation, migration, the mal products. In the Garden us gently to vegetarianism.” tsa’ar ba’alei chayim, the need- values include education, hard
Holocaust. And heavy, hearty of Eden, God actually com- less suffering of animals, it did work and the family unit.
fare sometimes meant the dif- manded veganism (Gen 1:29). If Holocaust survivors like not foresee the level of suf-
ference between life and death. It was only after the flood that Alex Hershaft, Nobel Prize lau- fering in our modern animal But for a religion that
God allowed the (restrictive) reate Isaac Bashevis Singer and agriculture. coined the term “Jewish guilt,”
We carry our ancestors with eating of animal products Edgar Kupfer-Koberwitz advo- I wonder at our apathy for the
us, and we honor them with as a concession to people’s cate for a vegan diet because Two thousand years ago, animal products we consume
our food. The smell of brisket, inability to control themselves they know what it is like to be chickens were not packed in in the name of tradition. The
the crunch of a toasted bagel (Gen 9:2-5). treated like an animal, what overcrowded factories with other day I saw a crass reduc-
slathered with cream cheese does that say about, well, how their legs breaking under the tion of this dilemma on a social
But even then, what animals we treat animals? Is Judaism weight of their genetically media page, distilled down to:
can and cannot be eaten, how not about tikkun olam, treat- modified bodies. Cows were “Tradition is peer pressure
they must be slaughtered and ing others with compassion not milked to death, cutting from dead people.” Ironically,
prepared, and the discourage- and healing the world? The their 35-year lifespan to five Judaism is a religion that
ment of consuming both meat recent, fiery deforestation of years while their days-old encourages debate. My Hebrew
and milk together was, for its the Amazon is speculated to offspring are slaughtered for teacher in high school joked
time, revolutionary in its cir- be a direct result of the meat low-grade veal or high-grade that the best Hebrew word
cumscription. Newly liberated industry illegally clearing land leather. Animals were not was “aval,” meaning “but.”
from Egypt and operating in for cattle. How can we engage killed by the trillions, every Deliberation is a core value of
an environment where food in tikkun olam while also sup- year, for profit. This is not the Jewish engagement. Therefore,
was scarce, God made it diffi- porting the animal agriculture Judaism I know. This is not the isn’t it fair to question the
cult for us to consume animals. industry, which is not one of Judaism of our ancestors. ethical quandary of animal
but the largest contributor to
Rabbi Abraham Isaac climate change? Though our traditions are See Veganism, Page 16
Hakohen believed that the laws the skeletal structure of our
of kashrut were a thinly veiled

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Remove Millennial Synagogue KVETCH ’N KVELL

Participation Barriers Scoring Points
MAY I SUGGEST TO the student who wrote the op-ed “Don’t
BY RABBI SHAI CHERRY In the spirit of Rabbi communities began to recite Use Tragedy to Win Political Points” (Aug. 15) that, while his
HaNasi, Congregation Adath all the prayers since they were title makes an excellent point, he only critiques Democrats,
IN THE AUG. 8 issue of the Jeshurun is introducing a new in a single book. Liturgical somehow neglecting that Republicans do exactly the same thing,
Exponent, op-ed writer Max approach to celebrating B’nai uniformity is an artifact of perhaps even more so.
Weisman wrote a piece called Mitzvah. Starting today, our technology and capitalism.
“Why Millennials are Opting synagogue will offer a cus- Perhaps the high schooler doesn’t recall the umpteen times,
Out of Synagogue,” in which he tomizable alternative to the When God introduced after every mass shooting for decades, when elected Republican
cited his “generation’s longing standard Shabbat morning himself to Moses at the burn- leaders at every level scolded Democrats that it’s “too soon” for
to create and customize.” service. For those who pre- ing bush, God did so not as legislation to control gun violence.
fer, there will be an option to the “God of Abraham, Isaac,
Rabbi Yehudah HaNasi, lead Shabbat afternoon and and Jacob,” but as the “God of I hope the writer’s parents and rabbi will let him know that
the compiler of the Mishnah, evening services. In lieu of Abraham, the God of Isaac and when the current occupant of the White House visited hospital
anticipated that same impulse chanting the Shabbat morning the God of Jacob” (Exodus 3:6). workers in El Paso who treated the wounded from the recent
nearly 2,000 years ago. He held haftarah, the B’nai Mitzvah For English teachers, that’s two mass shooting there, he seemed incapable of empathy.
that as soon as the Israelites will offer a teaching session too many gods. But for the
encountered the voice of God after Havdalah. The session Chasidic tradition, the seem- Instead, he boasted about the crowd size at his political
at Sinai, each person inter- will reflect the young Jew’s ing redundancy is the Torah’s rallies, then posed for a photo while holding an orphaned,
preted the voice according to individual interpretation way of revealing that each of injured infant, grinning and gesturing with two thumbs-up. This
his or her own idiosyncratic of what is most important us has a unique relationship behavior is not befitting the president of the United States — or
capacity. Two thousand years about Judaism to them at this with God. Why shouldn’t our any mensch.
later, Jews are still yearning to moment in their lives. B’nai Mitzvah have unique
translate their unique percep- ceremonies to inaugurate their The United States must deal responsibly with the issues of
tions into living programs. Two-thirds of American relationships with God? asylum-seekers, immigration and gun violence.
Jews, according to a 2013 Pew
As a newly minted con- poll, aren’t so sure about God. If millennials want to rein- But as I hope we all learned in school, name-calling,
gregational rabbi, I sighed For those late tweens who fall vent Judaism, it starts with belittling, impulsive statements and serving wealth as your
when reading Weisman’s into that category, the standard knowing the tradition and master are not the basis of leadership.
experience that synagogues Bar and Bat Mitzvah ceremony being part of a community
were not places of creativity can be a farce. To be sure, of co-inventors. On behalf of Phyllis Rubin | Wynnewood
that honored congregants’ those skeptical tweens would Congregation Adath Jeshurun,
self-expression. Synagogues also find our new alternative I invite you to join our Trump’s Comments Taken out of Context
around the country have been problematic. The difference is community. Starting today, Jacqueline Baver’s letter (“The Big Picture,” Aug 22) brought up
grappling for many decades AJ is offering a year of free bothersome points.
with the Scylla and Charybdis
of tradition and change. Here’s a challenge to every synagogue: For a In it she names President Trump as an inciter of violence and
year, eliminate your financial barrier to entry. hate against our own people, a charge if true would influence me
For those of us beyond the Remove that stumbling block. to join the leftist mob trying to impeach him.
millennials’ age range, society
has never moved with such that in place of the time spent membership for folks new to So what exactly did the president of the United States actually
rapidity. For millennials, this learning the haftarah, the rabbi our synagogue community. say or do to be charged by the mob with all of this villainy?
is their normal. Jewish leaders will be able to explore with
have a divine duty to over- the youth different theologies Here’s a challenge to every He said nothing that wasn’t pulled out of context or twisted
come institutional inertia within Judaism. synagogue: For a year, elimi- into a pretzel by Democrats to mean what they wanted it to
and respond to contemporary nate your financial barrier to mean. The real haters get a pass, after all they’re Democrats,
challenges wherever possible. The idea of a uniform entry. Remove that stumbling for their bigotry, while those who stand up against these haters
Judaism is a betrayal of the block. Millennials identify as are vilified.
long tradition of honoring local “nontraditional” Jews who
customs. Before the advent of long to “create and customize.” I support Trump for several reasons.
the printing press, communi- Let’s invite each one in to inter- He’s turned the economy around and provided good jobs
ties prized their own liturgical pret God’s voice according to for our fellow Americans, he’s the only politician to call out the
forms. In the centuries after their own idiosyncratic capac- Omars, Tlaibs and AOCs for their blatant anti-Semitism, he’s
the invention of movable type, ity. Nothing could be more stifled North Korea’s quest for a bomb, he’s stood up against
printers included in a single traditional. l China’s military and economic aggression and he’s been a huge
volume many different local plus for Israel.
customs in order to expand Rabbi Shai Cherry is the rabbi at Ms. Baver, please look at the big picture. l
their market and maximize Congregation Adath Jeshurun in
profitability. Eventually, Elkins Park. Steve Heitner | Port Jefferson Station, New York

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Jews Have Become Detached From Veganism
Labor’s Goals
Continued from Page 14
BY MICHAEL HERSCH an organizing drive two years on Chicago’s men’s clothing for which comparable union
earlier. Insufficient means of industry that “most of the data are available, the union products within Judaism, with-
A CENTRAL THEME of escape, a workplace higher [Jewish factory workers] do not membership rate was 20.1% out being accused of trying
the story of the Jewish people than the tallest fire ladders of believe themselves to be work- and there were 17.7 million to dismantle Jewish culinary
is liberation from slavery — the day, a spark — and it went ing men for life, nor do they union workers. tradition? Can we engage with
the experience of being held up in flames. think that they will leave as a expanded empathy without the
against one’s will, forced to heritage to their children the But that trend is not driven fear of irrevocably changing
work in dehumanizing condi- Recounting the details lot of a wage worker.” by the hostility of workers our religion for the worse?
tions, with no compensation of this story, and the way in toward unions — in poll after
for labor. which this tragedy served as He turned out to be correct: poll, a majority of nonunion I once visited a livestock
a catalyst for the organized This was indeed the story of workers say they would like to auction; they are open to the
And, in many ways, history labor movement in the U.S., economic mobility that played join a union if they could — public. I saw goats and sheep
repeated itself when waves of and Jewish workers’ role in out in the American Jewish but rather by hostility of some packed together, most of them
Jewish immigrants arrived in the that movement, has practically community for close to a cen- employers and state and local sick with infection or hoof rot,
United States in the late 1800s. become another Haggadah for tury. However, now we see a governments to fundamental and near-death, black doll-eyes
progressive Jews. whole new generation of Jewish workers’ rights. glassy with pain. The holding
Many found work in gar- activists who are passionately pens for the pigs had flooded
ment factories and workshops And perhaps it is something pursuing justice in our broken A number of state legisla- and they sat in their own
in large urban areas such as that has been told so many world. From immigrant rights tures have decimated collective waste with scars from whips
New York, Philadelphia, times that we have become to climate change to fair wages, bargaining rights, and passed and open sores from cattle
Chicago and elsewhere. The desensitized to it, much in young Jews are disproportion- “right to work” laws, which prods. I saw cows and calves
conditions there were deplor- the same way our peoples’ ately overrepresented relative make it difficult for unions to being beaten by disgruntled
able and led to tragedies such time in bondage in Egypt to the general population in collect dues, and, indeed, to workers, sometimes to death.
as the Triangle Shirtwaist feels more like ”just a story,” both the leadership and the function. In the summer heat, animals
Factory fire, which took the rather than lived experience rank-and-file of many social were forced into metal trucks
lives of 146 workers on March that we carry in our collective justice organizations. As we approach Labor baking in the sun and died
11, 1911. DNA. “Remember you were Day, we will refrain from from dehydration before the
once slaves in Egypt” could be While many young activist trying to convert those not truck even pulled out and
Most of the victims were replaced with “Remember you Jews may be passionate about concerned with economic jus- started the drive to the slaugh-
young women, and many of were once poor immigrants economic justice and feel tice to our point of view. We terhouse, eventually labeled
them were Jewish immigrants. working in dangerous sweat- deeply rooted in the impera- will not invoke the countless “DOA.” This was an FDA-
Although it was a relatively shops with no rights.” tive to “repair the world,” they times the Torah, the Talmud, organic facility, and the meat
modern workplace, it was are relatively detached from and response make clear the will be labeled “grass-fed” and
unsafe, and the workers try- The lesser-known piece of both the history of Jews in the requirement that workers be “humane.” I remember wiping
ing to join the International the story of Jews’ role in the labor movement, as well as the treated fairly. my tears with the last dry
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ first days of organized labor role that unions have played square of my shirt.
Union were not successful in in the U.S. is that, by several in securing living wages and Instead, we call on those
accounts, the Jewish workers workplace rights for well over who are already committed to Veganism is not about
were difficult to organize, and a century. It is no coincidence challenging unjust economic renouncing Judaism. It is about
organizing campaigns tended that the interconnected income structures to make support challenging Judaism to follow
to lose steam after a victory had and wealth gap in the United for organized labor a priority, through with its core mor-
been won, regardless of how States has been growing as as one of the most effective als and values regarding the
many more injustices needed union membership has been way to fight the systems that sanctity of life, the compassion
addressing. For labor organiz- declining. keep all-too-many working for one’s neighbor and break-
ers in the late 19th century, families barely able to survive, ing the cycles of violence that
it was Moses and the unruly The union membership rate without economic security, have been inflicted upon us
Israelites all over again. — the percent of wage and decent working conditions or a throughout history.
salary workers who were mem- measure of dignity at work. l
As late as 1905, Abraham bers of unions —was 10.5% If God created man from the
Bisno, deputy inspector in 2018, totaling 14.7 million Michael Hersch is the director of earth, I would argue that with
of factories for the state of workers. In 1983, the first year the Philadelphia Jewish Labor regard to animals, we are crea-
Illinois, suggested in a report Committee. tures of the same mud. And
the thing about traditions? You
can always make new ones. l

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Labor Day Barbecue, Mediterranean Style

FOOD 1 egg BROWN RICE AND 1 bell pepper, finely diced the zest and liqueur and serve
½ cup panko bread crumbs CHICKPEA SALAD (any color is fine) traditional brownies instead.
KERI WHITE | JE FOOD COLUMNIST Salt and pepper Serves 4 generously
1 cup chopped fresh parsley 2½ sticks margarine, melted
AS SUMMER COMES to a For the tahina dressing: This can be served hot or cold (or blend of other fresh ¾ cup unsweetened cocoa
sultry end, many people mark and is hearty enough to double herbs)
the occasion with a Labor Day ½ cup tahini as a main course if you have powder
barbecue. The all-American Juice of 1 lemon vegetarians on your guest list. Juice of 1 lemon 2 cups sugar
hamburger and hot dog variety 2 cloves garlic The mint and lemon deliver a ¼ cup olive oil 1 cup flour
certainly has its merits, but 1 teaspoon salt fresh burst of flavor. If brown Salt and pepper to taste (be 4 eggs
variety is the spice of life and, Approximately ½ cup cold rice is not to your liking (or Zest from 1 orange
to that end, I offer a slightly handy in your pantry) any type generous) 1 tablespoon orange liqueur
more unique menu for this water of rice can be used.
September ritual. 4 individual size pita loaves Mix all the ingredients in a such as Gran Marnier or
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We will have burgers — but Make the burgers: In a large cooled minutes or a few hours, taste
rather than the standard beef mixing bowl, place all the for seasoning, adjust as needed Heat your oven to 350 degrees.
on a bun, how about a Greek- ingredients and blend well. An 2 cups canned chickpeas, and serve. Grease a rectangular 13-inch-by-
style lamb burger nestled in a electric mixer is ideal for this drained and rinsed 9-inch pan.
toasted pita? These are often as it distributes the fat and the CHOCOLATE ORANGE
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the burgers with chopped black refrigerator for about ½ hour. Juice of 1 lemon ideal end to this meal — slightly pared pan and bake for 25
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Sculptor’s Work Showcases Timeless Themes

ART It was a bust of a human face, sons, David, Michael, Jacob It’s always an exploration of the human
JARRAD DANIEL SAFFREN | JE FEATURE but you couldn’t tell if it was and Daniel. condition. So there’s a Jewish soul.”
male or female. Yet the fea-
IN 2019 AMERICA, every- tures on the face, the eyes, the And David Winigrad said DAVID WINIGRAD
thing is political … except Etta nose, the mouth, the lines, all that, when the brothers were
Winigrad’s artwork. stood out to Scurto-Davis — so growing up, as much as Etta
much so that he found himself Winigrad was a great artist, she
The Jewish sculptor tran- staring at the face for minutes was also a classic Jewish mother.
scends the zeitgeist with on end. The face appeared to be
timeless themes like the search deep in thought, and occasioned “Very involved,” David
for meaning and the universal- some deep thoughts in Scurto- Winigrad said. “She was always
ity of the human experience. Davis’ mind. taking us to the swim club
and Hebrew school and Bar
At 83, Winigrad is no lon- “I was in my early 40s and Mitzvah lessons — while also
ger producing original work. thinking about my purpose,” he inventing these fantastic sculp-
But in these intense political said. “What will I accomplish tures. It was a rich existence.”
times, her sculptures are still and what’s the point of that?”
reminding people that we And it’s one that deserves
aren’t alone, and that we are Scurto-Davis felt that to be celebrated by the arts
all alike in some essential, dis- with this face, Winigrad was community this fall.
tinctly human ways. demonstrating that all humans
go through similar periods of “This will be a testament to
Her message is especially self-reflection. It made him feel her legacy,” David Winigrad
timely these days, so even less alone. said. l
though Winigrad is retired, her
life’s work is breaking through “There was this sense of Jarrad Daniel Saffren is a freelance
like never before. security I got from knowing writer.
other people were struggling
The lifelong Philadelphian, with this too,” Scurto-Davis Etta Winigrad showcases examples of her work. Photos courtesy of David Winigrad
who was born and raised in said. “There was this comfort
the city’s Wynnefield section, in the sense of the collective.”
studied art at the University
of Pennsylvania and raised her Scurto-Davis was the
family in Camden and Cherry finance director of Main Line
Hill, will see two exhibitions at the time, and his deep reflec-
of her work sprout up in the tion on that 2010 day helped
region this fall. clarify what he wanted to do
moving forward: Help others
Starting Sept. 7 and running realize they are not alone.
until Oct. 20, the Main Line Art
Center in Haverford will host Almost a decade later,
an exhibit called “Playing With Scurto-Davis is running Main
Fire: The Life and Work of Etta Line and devoting nearly a full
Winigrad.” And from Sept. season to the artist who helped
8-29, the Da Vinci Art Alliance him find his purpose.
in Philadelphia will host an
exhibit called “Generations,” “Her work captures the
featuring Winigrad and three human condition,” he said.
other artists.
Winigrad’s son David
Both exhibits will showcase Winigrad, a 56-year-old Main
a wide range of Winigrad’s Line resident, thinks the uni-
sculptures, from small masks versality of his mother’s work
to torsos without arms to makes it uniquely Jewish, too.
dreamscapes. They all capture
universal themes. “It’s always an exploration of
the human condition,” David
Thomas Scurto-Davis, the Winigrad said. “So there’s a
executive director of the Main Jewish soul.”
Line Art Center, first encoun-
tered Winigrad’s work in 2010 Perhaps Winigrad is so good
when he started working at at capturing the human experi-
the Haverford gallery. Main ence because she has lived a
Line was hosting a show, and full life of her own. The octo-
Winigrad had a piece on display. genarian is not just a locally
famous sculptor. She was also a
wife to her late husband, Allen,
and a mother to their four

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Cantor Jessi Roemer Releases New Album
With Modern Interpretations of Jewish Texts

MUSIC Jessi Roemer Eric Schucht Hadar’s Rising Song Institute.
ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF “Jessi has been a major
Sephardic, North and South degree in creative writing from band in 2013. Originally called
WHILE SOME MUSICIANS American styles. The lyrics are a Brooklyn College and began a Sonic Theology, the band player in Philadelphia’s Jewish
discourage concertgoers from mixture of English, Hebrew and career of teaching writing. changed its name to Ezuz and music scene,” Weisenberg said.
singing along, for Hazzan Jessi some Arabic. A lot of her inspira- released its first album in 2015. “A very collaborative musician,
Roemer, that’s entirely the tion comes from reading Jewish When her children were she thrives on working with
point. scripture. Other times, she’ll be born about a decade later, it was Roemer continues to per- people, collecting ideas of the
biking home from work when a a turning point for her profes- form with Ezuz, but her album group, then bringing all of
“I’m part of a movement of melody pops into her head. Once sionally as well as personally, was produced with almost an those ideas together into some-
Jewish musicians who are trying she begins writing, she’ll elicit leading her to return to music entirely new cast of musicians. thing beautiful.”
to bring some of the older feel- feedback from others, which in a deeper way. Music was an
ing, when people were huddled leads to tweaks and new ideas. “instant communicator,” she One of those collaborators The album’s release show,
together in a small synagogue said, something she could expe- was Joey Weisenberg. He’s the co-sponsored by Hadar’s Rising
and space was intimate, and It’s all part of a process that rience with her kids long before founder and co-director of Song Institute and Kol Tzedek,
everybody was engaged in the began for her at a young age. they were able to read. will be at the The Rotunda on
singing,” Roemer said. “Singing Sept. 5. All proceeds will go
is one of the most elegant ways Roemer grew up in Silver “So that was one reason that to the Refugee and Immigrant
to bring people together. When Spring, Maryland, where she I started going back to music Center for Education and Legal
people are together and they was raised on Jewish music. Her professionally, but actually, to Services and the climate activ-
sing, they can motivate and family was part of a chavurah, be really honest, another reason ist nonprofit 350.org.
nurture them to go out and do where close-knit communal was that when my kids were lit-
community-oriented work.” singing was a stable. Her mother, tle, I had a very limited amount “If you enjoy singing in a
Sue Roemer, was a cantor and of brain cells available to do group of people, this is for you.
On Aug. 18, the Society Hill member of bluegrass-klezmer anything except [parent], which You don’t have to have Jewish
Synagogue cantor, 51, released band the Fabrangen Fiddlers is this huge learning curve,” knowledge or musical expertise.
her new album PRAISE. The from 1973 until her death in Roemer said. “It’s totally, utterly It’s very participatory. It’s very
nine original tracks are a mod- 2010. She was a huge influence consuming, and I was getting user friendly. It’s part of an oppor-
ern interpretation of Jewish on Roemer’s passion for music. no sleep. And, in a sense, the tunity to create some sacred space
texts intended to be sung Looking back, Roemer laughed music went further back. It was together,” Roemer said. “It’s look-
communally. at having become a cantor like an older muscle memory in my ing into the heart at what some of
her mother, describing herself as body, and I could do that on less these texts are saying and feeling
Rabbi Ari Lev Fornari of the “apple that fell far away from sleep and fewer brain cells than deeply how they apply to us in our
Kol Tzedek, where Roemer the tree and then rolled back.” creative writing.” daily reality.” l
previously served as a prayer
leader, described Roemer as a In the ’90s Roemer grad- Roemer enrolled in the six- [email protected];
dynamic artist, soulful prayer uated from Oberlin College year-long ALEPH Cantorial 215-832-0751
singer and someone who is and moved to Israel for work. Program in 2011, which led to
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Torah Portion

CANDLE LIGHTING

We Are Merely the Caretakers Aug. 30 7:18 p.m.
Sept. 6 7:06 p.m.

BY RABBI HOWARD ALTER now God’s chosen. rather than a special status or forebears” (Deuteronomy servants and employees, gifts to
The assertion that the Jews value. 7). As Professor Jeffrey Tigay the poor and acts of kindness
PARSHAT RE’EH writes in the introduction to his to those who feel oppressed, we
MOSES IS QUOTED in this are God’s chosen is presented Rabbi Samson Raphael commentary on Deuteronomy, need to promote the dignity of
week’s Torah reading describ- as part of Moses’ farewell mes- Hirsch, a thought leader of “The relationship between all persons who are part of our
ing the Jewish nation as God’s sage to the Children of Israel. the Orthodox community in God and the Jewish nation is society.
Chosen People who are set He has led them out of slav- mid-19th century Germany, not conceived in chauvinistic
aside from all other nations. ery to the gates of the land explains that the verse’s state- terms. Rather, God chose Israel These tasks are inherent in
that God had promised. Now, ment “[He] has chosen you” because of God’s love for their being God’s chosen and “trea-
In the millennia since Moses, before he leaves them, he seeks is a direct continuation of its ancestors.” sured nation.” That they are
his words have elicited a vari- to inspire them to remain true earlier statement, “For you are read as the Torah portion with
ety of reactions. Many Jews have to the laws and ideals that God a holy nation.” God has cho- Speaking with the voice which we begin the month of
been inspired by them, finding revealed at Mount Sinai as they sen to give the nation of Israel of Moses, the Torah devotes Elul and the period of reflec-
in them a source of pride and a go about building a new society the opportunity to be “a holy much of this week’s reading to tion leading to Rosh Hashanah
foundation for their communal in their new home. nation.” detailing what we, the nation is appropriate. Their underly-
identity. Others read in them a of Israel, need to do in order ing principles are our heritage
message that runs contrary to the As we read in Deuteronomy, Should the Jewish nation to serve as God’s chosen holy and their accomplishment is
universalist ideal that all people chapter 14, Moses tells his peo- take advantage of the oppor- nation. First, it says, we need to our national service.
are of equal value and react with ple, “You are children of the tunity and act as a holy nation, respect the holiness and main-
embarrassment and dismay. Lord, your God. ... For you it will achieve the standing of tain the dignity of the human We may take pride in the
are a holy nation to the Lord, having been chosen for the task body; to do otherwise would be knowledge that we were chosen
While some from among the your God, who has chosen you and benefit for it. Should it incompatible with our status for such responsibility. Even
nations of the world admire the to be for Him a nation that is turn away from that oppor- as “Children of God.” Second, more, we are humbled by the
Jewish nation for being God’s treasured from among all the tunity and act contrary to its applying the lessons inherent challenge we face as we work
“chosen,” others respond with nations that are on the face of holiness, its status as a chosen in the practices of Kashruth toward its fulfillment. l
derision. Jew-haters through the earth.” nation will not mean a thing which are laid out in the par-
the centuries have pointed to shah, we need to respect the life Rabbi Howard Alpert writes and
Moses’ words as an unveiled Critics read in the text an Earlier in Deuteronomy, the and integrity of other species teaches on Jewish topics. He is a
claim to Jewish supremacy and arrogance that assumes supe- biblical text makes clear that with which we share our world. past co-president of the Board of
caricatured them by maintain- riority over all others. Their the nation of Israel should not Rabbis of Greater Philadelphia.
ing that they are the basis of a interpretation, however, is presume it was chosen on its Ultimately, the world and all The board is proud to provide the
program of worldwide Jewish mistaken. Read in its broader merit relative to the nations life that is on it belong to God, Torah commentary for the Jewish
domination. Many have sought context as part of Moses’ fare- of the world. “It is not because not to us; we are merely the Exponent.
to take the mantle described by well message, the Biblical verse you are the greatest of nations caretakers working on God’s
Moses for themselves, saying understands Israel’s stand- that the Lord set his heart behalf to cultivate and pre-
that they and not the Jews are ing as God’s chosen people as on you and chose you … but serve God’s creation. Finally,
conditional, bringing with it a the Lord favored you because with tithes, proper treatment of
unique set of responsibilities of the oath he made to your

Summer demonstrating that childhood also in the sixth-grade class. this school just outside that Red Alert blares, the children
interests, even those concern- Another girl, Shelly, looks range. won’t have to drop everything
Continued from Page 6 ing fashion, can interrupt and run to a bomb shelter,” Eilat
real-life threats. forward to camp and didn’t However, a new school that said. “For an entire generation of
generation. These children want to miss a single day. Even will be completely fortified is children, that was their ‘normal.’
will either be an apathetic or a And that childhood inno- on the day of her bat mitzvah opening at the beginning of So we’re very hopeful that this
dedicated generation,” Altman cence was very much on display bash, she refused to skip out the academic year, supported new facility will educate kids in a
Cohen predicted, adding that as kids played air hockey, bas- on camp, and spent the whole by the region’s partner, Jewish safer, more secure environment.
they’ve had to contend with ketball and danced to music day there before rushing home National Fund-USA. This is a basic right that all kids
near-constant security threats blaring from the stereos. and getting ready for the big are entitled to.”
since birth. celebration that night. It means for the first time
“It’s sad, but this is our life,” in a generation, first-graders That said, despite the ongo-
As a result, many have Amit, one of the sixth graders, But educators are looking won’t have to interrupt their ing security threats, the kids
ADHD, separation anxiety said matter-of-factly. “It’s been forward to starting a new chap- day to seek shelter during a seem happy where they are.
and don’t trust easily. But, by quiet lately. But even that’s ter this fall. Red Alert.
the same token, a conversa- stressful because we don’t “People from the center
tion with eight sixth-graders know when the next Red Alert This particular school is Limor Eilat, the resources of the country always ask us
revealed they wouldn’t want to will be.” located 7.2 kilometers (about development coordinator for why we don’t leave,” said Or,
live anywhere else. 4.5 miles) across the bor- the Eshkol Region’s municipal- another of the sixth-grade
“I sometimes ask myself der. The Israeli government ity, hopes the new facility will girls. “We don’t want to move.
A discussion with them can why do I need to know about provides protected shelters bring a sense of security to the Our friends are here. Our life
veer from what to do about Red Alerts? Why does a small for all Israeli territory that’s 2,500 kids attending the new is here. We just want to be
Hamas to what’s the best kid need to think he or she seven kilometers within the campus this fall. safe.” l
nail-polish brand, further is under attack?” posed Naya, Gaza Strip border, leaving
“For the first time, when a

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COMMUNITY NEWS

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.

Jewish Federation Goals,
Programs Discussed at
Summer Shore Event

ON AUG. 23, Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia leaders and community
members gathered for a special summer cocktail party to discuss Jewish
Federation programs and goals. Held at the home of Board Chair Susanna Lachs
Adler and campaign co-chair Dean Adler on Long Beach Island, guests had the
chance to network and socialize before Shabbat and to hear more about the Jewish
Federation’s work in their local communities. The Jewish Federation regularly
hosts events down the shore: For more information, visit jewishphilly.org/events.

Board member Tracey Specter chats with fellow attendees.

Merle and Steven Fischer Carrie Rickey and Paul Levy

From left: Norman and Suzanne Cohn, Jewish Federation Board Chair Susanna Lachs Adler, Myrna and Howard Asher
Susan Jacobson and Michael Golden

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THURSDAY, AUG. 29 Lunch and Learn. in the Saltzman Biblical Garden. For text-based class, but no experience track? Drop in for a financial check-up
Lunch at 11:30 a.m. Program at more information, call 215-886-8000. is needed. Beginners and experts at the JFCS Financial Empowerment
Bible Study. 12:30 p.m. $1 donation asked. Blood Old York Road Temple–Beth Am. 971 are both welcome. Each class is self- Center. Attendees will meet one-on-
We will study the commentaries found pressure reading available. To register, Old York Road, Abington. contained, so regular attendance is one with a financial social worker and
in the Hertz Chumash, the Etz Hayim call 215-320-0351. Northeast NORC. not necessary. For more information, will have access to a computer and
Chumash and the commentaries of 8101 Bustleton Ave., Philadelphia. Evening Shabbat. email [email protected]. printer. For more information, contact
modern biblical scholars to deepen Shabbat evening service at Reform 6:15 p.m. Mekor Habracha/Center Laura Flowers at lflowers@jfcsphilly.
our understanding of the first book of Torah Study. Congregation Keneseth Israel. 8 p.m. City Synagogue. 1500 Walnut St., org or 267-256-2274. Free. 9 a.m.
the Bible. For more information, call Midday Torah study with Rabbi Eric 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. Suite 206 (entrance on 15th St.), to noon. The Barbara and Harvey
610-667-5000. 10-11 a.m. Har Zion Lazar at noon. All are welcome. Philadelphia. Brodsky Enrichment Center of JFCS.
Temple. 1500 Hagys Ford Road, Temple Brith Achim. 481 S. Gulph SATURDAY, AUG. 31 345 Montgomery Ave., Bala Cynwyd.
Penn Valley. Road, King of Prussia. SUNDAY, SEPT. 1
Torah, Bagels and Coffee. Mahjong.
Senior Fair. Canasta Open Play. Begin Shabbat morning at Old York Community Picnic. Join the Sisterhood of Melrose B’nai
Nearly 100 exhibitors — including Canasta walk-in friendly game. Road Temple-Beth Am with an Join us from 1-5 p.m. at Burholme Israel Emanu-El for our weekly
representatives from federal, state, Thursdays, 1-3 p.m. Social hall at interactive and engaging discussion Park site 4 for the Jewish Community friendly mahjong game. Open to the
county and local agencies such as Ohev Shalom of Bucks County. of the weekly portion including bagels of Rhawnhurst annual community entire kehillah. No charge for MBIEE
AARP, Transnet, and the Aging and Weekly open play for $2. To register, and coffee at 9 a.m. followed by a picnic. $5 per child. Participation fee sisterhood members. A one-time
Adult Services and Veterans Affairs call 215-968-6755. 944 Second Street peer-led Shabbat service at 10:15 covers all relay races, face painting, charge of $36 includes membership
offices of Montgomery County as Pike, Richboro. a.m. Casual dress is appropriate magician, carnival games and prizes. to the MBIEE Sisterhood. Contact
well as nongovernment exhibitors and everyone is welcome. For more Includes one JCOR magnet per family. 215-635-1505 or vp-rebecca@mbiee.
— will offer information on health FRIDAY, AUG. 30 information, call 215-886-8000. Food sold separately. 401 Cottman org for more information. 7 p.m.
care, educational and volunteer 971 Old York Road, Abington. Ave., Philadelphia. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park.
opportunities, REAL ID, prescription- Casual Kabbalat Shabbat.
drug plans, identity theft, unclaimed Join us every Friday evening during Bible Study. MONDAY, SEPT. 2 TUESDAY, SEPT. 3.
property and much more. 10 a.m. to 1 July and August for an informal, Come and learn from Tractate Megilla
p.m. Reform Congregation Keneseth casual Kabbalat Shabbat Service. in Mekor’s main hall and stay for Financial Check-Up. Art Workshop.
Israel. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. Begins at 6 p.m. Followed by Kiddush Third Meal and Ma’ariv. This is a Wondering if your finances are on This series of hands-on art-making

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4 teach and answer your tops all offers for your
Jewish questions. Coffee and diamonds & jewelry.
Film Screening. Conversation is free and open to the
Presented by the Gershman Philadelphia Jewish Film community. Adath Israel on the We can pay more because
Festival, this quick-moving, funny and tender day- Main Line. 250 N. Highland Ave., we know the true value.
in-the-life story takes you on a wild ride through a Merion Station. Immediate cash for one
marginalized America. Give Me Liberty follows the story piece or an entire
of Vic, a young, Russian-Jewish immigrant and medical Lunch and Learn. collection.
transport driver for people with disabilities. One day Join Rabbi Lance J. Sussman in
he agrees to drive a group of his grandfather’s elderly a discussion about New York 201 Old York Road • Jenkintown, PA
friends to a funeral, and they encounter detours and Rep. Emanuel Celler, who fought
interesting characters along the way. 7 p.m. Lightbox the passage of the Johnson (215) 885-7070
Film Center. 3701 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Immigration Act of 1924. The act
was passed in order to maintain the Open Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
workshops will introduce participants Lunch and Learn. Mussar Class. ethnic composition of the U.S. by 11am - 4:00pm
to charcoal, pastels, watercolor Discussion of the parshah of the week. This comprehensive program provides restricting the entry of “undesirable”
and acrylic paint. Each individual This session will be led by Rabbi the resources needed to come to a immigrants. Learn more about this Closed Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
will then choose one medium to Daniel Wolpe. All are welcome. Noon. deeper understanding of the Mussar unsung hero in a presentation that
create their own unique piece while Congregation Adath Jeshurun library. discipline and put its methods to work Sussman first presented on C-SPAN Committee of the Jewish
expressing the art within themselves. 7763 Old York Road, Elkins Park. in your life to bring about lasting in 2016. $23. Noon. Gratz College. Federation of Greater Philadelphia
Participants may choose to work from change. The 13-week class begins on 7605 Old York Road, Melrose Park. invites you to attend the 24th
photographs, a still life setting or Lunch and Learn. Sept. 3 and meets together for two Annual Solomon and Sylvia Bronstein
their imagination. $20. 10:30 a.m. to Discussion of the parshah of the week. weeks in succession and then every Lunch and Learn. Seminar for Professionals. $75.
12:30 p.m. The Barbara and Harvey This session will be led by Rabbi other week. On alternating weeks, Enjoy a lively discussion led by 7:30 a.m. 200 S. Broad St.,
Brodsky Enrichment Center of JFCS. Andrew Markowitz. All are welcome. participants meet with a chevruta Rabbi Eric Yanoff. Bring your own Philadelphia.
345 Montgomery Ave., Bala Cynwyd. Noon. 1801 Market St., 17th Floor, (learning partner) assigned on the lunch; we supply the drinks. All are
Philadelphia. basis of a questionnaire sent in welcome. CLE Ethics credit available. Arts Lecture.
Farmers’ Market. advance. Contact Barbara Murthaat No RSVP needed. 12:30 p.m. 1650 This talk is an overview of the work
Buy and enjoy fresh and local produce Mahjong. at [email protected] or Market St., One Liberty Place, of noted Jewish artists who are
from our own hoop houses and Our mahjong group meets at 1 p.m. 215-646-5806 to register. Free Philadelphia. included in the collections of the
gardens (some produce purchased in the Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel for Beth Or members. $50 for world’s top museums. $10. 11:30 a.m.
wholesale for supply). Currently synagogue chapel, to play the game, nonmembers. 7 p.m. Congregation Bereavement Group. Reform Congregation Keneseth
accepts cash, SNAP/EBT Access have fun and raise money for tikkun Beth Or. 239 Welsh Road, Maple For the post-bereaved, held at Israel. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins
Card, Philly Food Bucks and FMNP olam. Have you heard of mahjong and Glen. Northeast NORC, from 1-2:30 p.m. Park.
vouchers. All proceeds are donated to want to learn to play? Are you new in Free. Email rivkapowers@gmail.
Cook For A Friend program. For more town looking for the game? Have you WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4 com or call 215-320-0351 to register. Torah Study.
information, contact John Eskate lived in town and want a new group 8546B Bustleton Ave., Philadelphia. Midday Torah study with Rabbi
at 215-698-7300, ext 196. Noon to play with? We’re always looking Coffee and Conversation. Eric Lazar at noon. All are welcome.
to 2:30 p.m. KleinLife: Northeast for new players. We ask for a $4 After morning minyan, enjoy coffee Mahjong. Temple Brith Achim. 481 S. Gulph
Philadelphia. 10100 Jamison Ave., donation per session. 300 S. 18th St., and an open forum for learning at 8 Old York Road Temple-Beth Am Road, King of Prussia.
Philadelphia. Philadelphia. a.m. Rabbi Andrew Markowitz will will host a drop-in mahjong game at
7 p.m.. Bring your cards. Mahjong sets Canasta Open Play.
and cards will be for sale. For more Canasta walk-in friendly game.
information, call 215-886-8000. Thursdays, 1-3 p.m. Social hall at
971 Old York Road, Abington. Ohev Shalom of Bucks County.
Weekly open play for $2.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 To register, call 215-968-6755.
944 Second Street Pike,
Community Event. Richboro. l
The Estate Planners Advisory

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ENGAGEMENTS

DONESON-JAFFE POLIS-FISHER

JOY AND CHARLIE Doneson of Miriam Lisser of Lower Merion and Mark
Doylestown and Karen and Robert Jaffe Fisher of Longport, New Jersey, announce the
of Moorestown, New Jersey, announce engagement of their children, Rachael Leigh
the engagement of their children, Loryn Polis and Joshua Adam Fisher.
Michele Doneson and Jared Frederick Jaffe.
Josh earned his bachelor of science in
Loryn graduated from Temple business administration from Ithaca College.
University with a bachelor of science in He serves as president of B&B Poultry Co., Inc.
education. She is a preschool teacher at of Norma, New Jersey.
Shir Ami in Newtown and a Hebrew school teacher at Congregation Beth El in
Yardley. Rachael is a cum laude graduate of
Muhlenberg College, earning a bachelor of
Jared graduated from Wilmington University with a bachelor of science in arts in political science. She earned a doc-
general studies. He is an associate assessor for the Montgomery County Board of tor of osteopathic medicine degree from the
Assessment. Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
in Philadelphia and a master of public health from the University of Louisville
Joining in the celebration are Michael Doneson, Stephen Doneson and Dani School of Public Health and Information Sciences. She is employed as a pediatric
Levine-Doneson, who are Loryn’s brothers and sister-in-law. and adolescent gynecologist for the Crozer Keystone Health System.

Loryn is the granddaughter of Phil Rabinowitz and the late Adrienne Josh is the son of the late Fay Fisher and the grandson of the late Benjamin and
Rabinowitz, and Rochelle and Lionel Doneson. Jared is the grandson of the late Dorothy Fisher, and Anna and Herman Weitz. Rachael is the granddaughter of
Nathan and Sylvia Jaffe and Isadore and Dorothy Wilson. the late Leah and Louis Lisser.

A wedding is planned for August 2020.

COMMUNITYBRIEFS

Former Penn Maid Food Owner Raymond In his retirement years, Raymond Goldberg split The American Nurses Credentialing Center over-
time between Florida and the Philadelphia area, but sees the program, with Magnet recognition used to
Goldberg Dies at 89 remained active in the community. measure the quality of care patients receive. Only
RAYMOND GOLDBERG, who took over the reins about 8% of hospitals nationwide attain Magnet status.
at dairy company Penn Maid Foods and expanded He and his wife, Ellen, were donors to Temple
the operation before selling it in 1996, died Aug. 21. University; the Jewish Federations of Greater “Nurses have a tremendous impact on patients,
He was 89. Philadelphia and South Palm Beach County; families and the community, and I want to congratu-
“My dad was really a down- Abramson Cancer Center and Center for Jewish Life; late our team for earning Magnet recognition which
to-earth guy,” daughter Robin Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia; and the Juvenile acknowledges the outstanding care they deliver each
Robbins said. “He was a real Diabetes Foundation. They donated the Tennis Center and every day,” said Ruth Lefton, the health care
ray of light. Everyone who to the Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy. organization’s president and chief operating officer. “I
ever met him … felt like they am extremely proud of our nurses
basked in his warmth.” Raymond Goldberg is survived by his wife, Ellen;
children Rick (Marilyn) Goldberg, Amy Goldberg Lower Gwynedd Student Among Young
After graduating from and Robin (Fred) Robbins; sisters Phyllis Weinstock
Temple University and serv- and Joyce Dunoff; grandchildren Michael (Erica)
ing in the Army as a corporal, Goldberg, Stephanie (Hunter) Berman, Benjamin Heroes Awards Finalists
Goldberg joined the business Batoff and Caroline Batoff; and great-grandchild Izzy Jollinger, 17, of Lower Gwynedd was honored
founded by his father Harry Morgan Goldberg. Aug. 15 as one of 13 finalists in the National
in 1927. Ellen and Raymond Einstein Awarded Magnet Recognition Liberty Museum 19th annual TD Bank Young
Goldberg Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, Einstein Medical Heroes Awards.
In that decade, Raymond Center Elkins Park, MossRehab, Willowcrest and The award recognizes those who are 18 or younger
Goldberg and his brother, Jack, Photo courtesy of Einstein Center One recently were awarded Magnet “who identified an area
recognition, the health care organization announced.
Robin Robbins
Einstein employees celebrate Magnet recognition.
bought out two of their father’s Photo courtesy of Einstein Healthcare Network where liberty was lack-
brothers and the company grew, eventually building a ing and took action to
factory in Northeast Philadelphia and becoming a top make positive change
regional brand. in their local schools or
After a split between the brothers, Raymond communities.”
Jollinger, who is learn-
Goldberg bought the company outright in 1980, ing disabled, attends the
remaining the sole owner until selling the company AIM Academy and has
in 1996 to Crowley Foods.
During that time, Raymond Goldberg faced 20% served as chapter leader
for the school’s Eye to
interest payments, so the company teamed up with Eye program for three
Acme Supermarkets. He was able to repay his loans years. There she mentors
within a few years. learning-disabled mid- Izzy Jollinger
Photo courtesy of Izzy Jollinger
“We were their meat warehouse,” said Robbins,
who worked in marketing for Penn Maid. “This hap- dle school children from a Philadelphia public
pened at night, while there was the dairy business school through art projects and a social/emotional
during the day.” curriculum. l

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DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES

BARRETT GOLDSTEIN LANGSFELD NEWMAN ZAVIDOWSKY

Edmund Barrett, on August 21, 2019. Hus- Irene Matson Goldstein was born September Dr. Morton A. Langsfeld, III, Aug. 19, 2019, Julian Samuel Newman on August 17, 2019. Roslyn Zavidowsky, of Ventnor, passed away
band of Barbara (nee Weiss). Father of Mi- 28, 1920, in Claghorn, PA, the daughter of of Meadowbrook, PA. Husband of Judith Beloved son of Nancy Newman and Jonath- on August 10th. Her heart was so big that it
chael (Robyn) Barrett, Andy (Donna) Barrett John and Mathilda Mattson and the sister of Langsfeld (nee Korman). Father of Mark, an Newman; dear brother of Shane, Jonath- encompassed everyone that needed her,
and Suzy (Jason) Reisman. Grandfather of Ben and Signey. During her childhood, the Elizabeth, and Benjamin; brother of Robert an Jr. and Leigh Newman; Devoted grandson loved her, and wanted to be her friend. Roz
Scott Barrett, Joshua Barrett, Katy Barrett, family moved to West Virginia where John Langsfeld; grandfather of Jordan, Max, Olivia, of Hon. Sandra Schultz Newman and the late never complained and had the most beautiful
Sam Barrett, Jennie Reisman and Aaron Re- worked as a coal miner. She later moved to Jacob, Elliot, and Sophie. Contributions in his Julius Newman and the late Seena and smile to greet anyone that came to see her.
isman. Contributions in his memory may be New York during the Great Depression to memory be made to the Cardiac Amyloidosis Stephen Marcus. Services and Interment She was a beautiful mother who gave every
made to Tara Miller Melanoma Center at the work as a maid. One day, while shopping for Program, c/o Dr. Mathew Maurer. Trustees of were private. Contributions in his memory advantage of art, music, and joy to her chil-
Abramson Cancer Center, 3535 Market St., the family that she worked for, she met a Columbia University in the City of New York, may be made to Phila. Phillies Charities dren. Roz was a teacher for eight years in
Suite 750, Phila., PA 19104 www.pennmedi- young man working in the grocery store 622 West 168th Street, PH 12 Stem Room www.mlb.com/phillies/community/phillies- Philadelphia going into the children’s homes
cine.org/abramson/donate named Hyman Goldstein. The two married in 134 New York, NY 10032. charities to assist them and was a great inspiration to
June 1941, and moved in with his parents. her younger sister who became a teacher too.
GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S They had two children, Bob (who passed www.givenow.columbia.edu GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S She had so many friends and they always
RAPHAEL-SACKS away in 2018) and Sheila. They moved to JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS RAPHAEL-SACKS spoke the same way; how wonderful she
Chester, PA, and with Hy’s brothers opened was! Roz was predeceased by the love of her
GOLDBERG L&H Sporting Goods (named for Lou and LUNDY PERLMUTTER life, her husband of 56 years, Bernard. She is
Hy). After raising their children in Chester, survived by her children, grandchildren,
Raymond Goldberg, August 21, 2019, of they moved to Broomall. Following retire- Claire Lundy, age 91, on August 19, 2019. Barbara Perlmutter passed away on Friday, great-grandchildren, and her loving sister,
Boca Raton, FL. Husband of Ellen (nee Ross), ment, they moved to Delaware, and in 2003, Beloved wife of the late Sidney Lundy. Cher- August 9, 2019. She was predeceased by her Joyce. The family asks that contributions in
father of Rick (Marilyn) Goldberg, Dr. Amy her daughter Sheila moved up from Virginia ished mother of Sandra Lundy, Samuel beloved husband, Sy, and her parents, Betty her memory may be made to charity of the
Goldberg, Robin (Fred) Robbins and the late to be with them in Wilmington. Hy passed Lundy (Marcia), and the late Alan Lundy, and and Henry Glickman. Barbara worked in an donor’s choice as all causes were important
Wendy Lamb, brother of Phyllis Weinstock, away in 2004, just shy of his 91st birthday. adored grandmother to Ryan Lundy, Kelsey office of the Federal Government. She won to Roz.
Joyce Dunoff and the late Jack Goldberg, Since then, Irene and Sheila have lived to- Lundy, and Kate Lundy. Claire was devoted awards for the poetry she enjoyed writing.
grandfather of Michael (Erica) Goldberg, gether in Wilmington. Overall, Irene enjoyed a to Jewish causes and served as president of Barbara and Sy enjoyed dancing together and ROTH-GOLDSTEINS’ MEMORIAL CHAPEL
Stephanie (Hunter) Berman, Benjamin Batoff full and wonderful life. Her loves included her sisterhood (B’nai Jeshurun, Mt. Airy), as participated in many dance contests as well Atlantic City, New Jersey
and Caroline Batoff, great grand-father of gardening, animals, and family. As a garden- well as active member of B’nai Brith and as at celebratory occasions. Barbara was de-
Morgan Emmy Goldberg. Contributions in his er, she would drive her tractor around the ORT. Her children, grandchildren, numerous voted to her family and friends, surrounding ZESERMAN
memory may be made to The Abramson Cen- property in Broomall and cut down trees with nieces and nephews, and countless friends herself with many pictures of both. She will
ter for Jewish Life, 1425 Horsham Rd., North her chainsaw. In Wilmington, she managed a and neighbors will miss her warmth, her hos- be missed. Morton Zeserman, August 17, 2019, age 93,
Wales, PA 19454. large flower garden, continued to wield her pitality, her good humor, and her loving spir- formerly of Philadelphia and Broomall, PA,
chainsaw to trim trees, composted, and it. Donations may be made in her honor to POLEKOFF Mapleshade, NJ, West Palm Beach and
JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS raised beautiful flowers. She also loved anim- Abramson Senior Care, 1425 Horsham Road, Kissimee, FL. Beloved husband for 70 years
als. Over her life she has raised numerous North Wales, PA 19454. Stanley Polekoff, on August 16, 2019; of of Shirley (nee Balkin); loving father of Lynne
TO cats and dogs, and at the time of her passing Langhorne, PA.; beloved husband of Leona (Bruce) Shefsky, Donna (Butch) Barbella, and
PLACE A leaves behind two wonderful cats and three GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S (nee Feinstein); loving father of Nanette Ab- Warren (Anna) Zeserman; adoring grandfath-
MEMORIAL dogs. She lived independently with her RAPHAEL-SACKS ramowitz and Albert (Marci) Polekoff; de- er of Geri (Brian), Michael (Crystal), Anthony,
daughter, and gardened until the end. She voted brother of Donald Polekoff; cherished Andrew, and Rachel; devoted great-grand-
AD was looking forward to her 100th birthday, MAGRAN grandfather of Michael (Emily) and Lane; ad- father of Logan, Evan, Taylan, and Gavin.
Call scheduled in 2020. She is survived by her ored great-grandfather of Ellie and Mikey; Predeceased by his brothers Leonard and
215.832.0749 daughter Sheila, and has left a large and lov- Dr. Leonardo Magran, passed peacefully at also survived by longtime caregiver Macaru Harry (Yonkie). Morton was a 6-year com-
ing family including children, grandchildren, his home in the company of his family on Au- “Moe” Sheriff. In lieu of flowers, contribu- mander of the Jewish War Veterans, Post
classified@ great-grandchildren, and great-great grand- gust 18, 2019. A respected Child Psychiatrist tions in his memory may be made to 148 of Philadelphia, a longtime member of
jewishexponent.com children. These include: Josh and Erica Gold- in the Philadelphia area for over 50 years. Be- Shriner’s Hospital. the Ramblers of Strawberry Mansion, and a
stein and their daughters Alexa and Lindsey; loved husband of the late Betty. Devoted fath- proud veteran of the US Navy, serving in
Mark and Summer Goldstein; Josh and er of Irene Magran and Claudia (Craig) Ka- JOSEPH LEVINE & SONS WWII. Mort was one-of-a-kind, with a loving
Mark’s mother Sandy; Julie and Steve Lifton, men. Loving grandfather of Leah Michelle, smile, and will be missed by all who knew
their daughter Alexandra, their son Jason, his Maia Rachel, and Amanda Stephanie. Funeral SNYDERMAN him. Contributions in his memory may be
wife Jenna and their daughter Nell; Debbi services will be private. Contributions in his made to The Jewish Pavilion, 421 Mont-
Kauffman; Julie and Debbi’s mother Bunnie memory may be made to the Philadelphia Ida Snyderman, nee Schwartz, August 16, gomery Rd, Suite 131, Altamonte Springs FL,
and her husband Arnie; Stephanie Blumstein, Museum of Art. 2019. Wife of the late Leonard. Mother of 32714.
her daughters Chloe and Ellie, Abby Blank, Robert (Sharon) Snyderman, Alan (Traci)
and Stephanie and Abby’s mother Barbara; GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S Snyderman and the late Martin (Leslie) Sny- JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
Vicki Fariss; and Marlene and Joelle Under- RAPHAEL-SACKS derman, also survived by 9 grandchildren
wood. Contributions in her memory may be and 4 great grandchildren. Contributions in A Community
made to the Parkinson’s Association. NAFTULIN her memory may be made to Shriner's Hos- Remembers
www.parkinson.org pital for Children , 3551 N. Broad Street, Phil-
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and Deena (John) Murawski. Loving grand- and a member of Williamson Corinthian frey) Weiser, Steven (Mare Petras) Teppler
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GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S F&AM. Moriah, and Yair Edvi and Zev Isaak Hirsch.
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CLASSIFIEDS MAIN LINE SEASHORE SALE INSTRUCTION ESTATE NOTICES
ESTATE OF DAVID A. RICCI, DE-
REAL ESTATE YARD PPEENNNN VVAALLLLEEYY CAROL SHAW EDUCATION PLUS LEGAL NOTICES CEASED.
SERVICES O“PO“OEPONEANAHHKOKOUUHSEEIIDLLDAALLILIY”L”Y Pursuant to the requirements of Late of the Township of Upper
RENTALS EDUCATION OPEN HOUSE Private tutoring, all subjects, section 4129 of the Pennsylvania Dublin, Montgomery County, PA.
ACTIVITIES BY AbyPAPppTt..OOnlyNLY MARGATE elemen.-college, SAT/ACT prep. Business Corporation Law of 1988, LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the
BUSINESS/ EMPLOYMENT/ notice is hereby given that, STA- above Estate have been granted to
FINANCIAL HELP WANTED TERRACES- Modern 1 bed- SATURDAY, AUGUST 31st 7 days/week. TION MANAGEMENT CORPORA- the undersigned, who request all
INFORMATION room, 1 bath, open granite kit- 11:00AM TO 1:00PM Expd. & motivated instructors. TION, a New Jersey corporation, persons having claims or demands
OUT OF AREA chen, great closets, w/w carpet, 4 S. CLARENDON AVE. transacting business in against the estate of the decedent
VACATION AUTOMOTIVE washer/dryer, sunny balcony (215)576-1096 Pennsylvania with its registered of- to make known the same and all
MERCHANDISE Available immediately $1395 A PERFECT VACATION HOME www.educationplusinc.com fice in the Commonwealth at c/o persons indebted to the decedent
SALES/RENTALS ESTATES-Available immedi- ON AN OVER-SIZED LOT! 4 OR 5 2021 Arch St., Phila., PA 19103 to make payment without delay to
SERVICES MARKETING ately! Top Fl. 1 BD, 1.5 BA, liv. BEDRMS AND 5 FULL BATHS MIRRORS and the principal office address in KATHLEEN M. RICCI, EXECUTRIX,
STATEWIDE room w/fireplace, $1700 LOCATED ON ONE OF MAR- MIRRORED WALLS New Jersey is at 701 Cooper Rd., 133 N. Landmark Ln., Ft. Washing-
PROFESSIONAL/ TERRACES-All new 2 BD, 2 BA. GATE'S LOVELY SOUTH SIDE BY JERRY GROSSMAN Ste. 7, Voorhees, NJ 08043 will file ton, PA 19034.
PERSONAL ADS Sunny gran. kit., new appli- STREETS $1,200,000 Closets Doors, Jacuzzi, Vanity, a Statement of Withdrawal termin- Or to her Attorney:
ances, W/D, 1st flr patio, court- Fitness area, custom shower ating its registration as a foreign MARK SOBEL
HOUSEHOLD yard view $2100 MARGATE doors and enclosures, etc. Free association. DRUCKER BECKMAN SOBEL LLP
SERVICES TOWER-Renovated corner prop- SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st Estimate. Call 215-675-9633 1600 Market St., Ste. 3305
REPAIRS/ erty. 2 BD, 2.5 BA. modern kit- ESTATE NOTICES Philadelphia, PA 19103
chen, W/D, custom closets, 11:00AM TO 1:00PM MOVING/HAULING ESTATE OF ALEXANDER DREW ESTATE of DEBORAH S.
CONSTRUCTION sunny balcony. $2200 110 S. FREDERICKSBURG AVE. HIERHOLZER, JR. a/k/a ALEXAN- MARINEa/k/a DEBORAH MARINE
BEACHFRONT!!! ONEOF A KIND! BNesOt RraTteHs aEroAuSndT1MpcOtVo IeNntGire DER HOLT, ALEXANDER HIER- Late of Philadelphia
TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD: KKKKKK DESIGN & LAYOUT WITH UN- HOLZER, ALEX HOLT, DECEASED. LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the
SWERVING COMMITMENT TO home moved anywhere. Lic. Ins. Late of Philadelphia above estate have been granted to
LINE CLASSIFIED: TOWER-NEW LISTING all new, QUALITY. OPEN & SPACIOUS dependable 215-677-4817 LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the the undersigned, who request all
renovated 9th flr., 1 BD(2 BD), MAIN FLR., KITCHEN HAS TOP above Estate have been granted to persons having claims or demands
215-832-0749 1.5 BA, eat in kitchen, lots of OF THE LINE APPLIANCES, 2 HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED the undersigned, who request all against the estate of the decedent
classifi[email protected] closets, sunny corner balcony SIDED FIREPLACE BETWEEN LR persons having claims or demands to make known the same and all
$164,900 & FR, TANKLESS HOT WATER DOWNSIZING against the estate of the decedent persons indebted to the decedent
DISPLAY ADVERTISING: HEATER, ELECTRIC AWNING, OR CLEANING OUT? to make known the same and all to make payment without delay to
KTERRACES-SPECIAL Spa- SHED, COMPLETELY PRIVATE persons indebted to the decedent Hennie M. Shore 519 Wynlyn Road,
215-832-0753 OUTDOOR SHOWER. ASIDE 1 man's trash/another man's to make payment without delay to Wynnewood, PA 19096; Jacob J.
cious 1 bedroom + den/bed- FROM 4 BR & 4.5 BA THERE treasure MICHELE RUTH HIERHOLZER, EX- Marine 712 Yale Road, Bala Cyn-
DEADLINES: room, open mod. kit., lots of ARE TWO ADDITIONAL AREAS ECUTRIX, c/o Amy F. Steerman, wyd, PA 19004; J. Richard Green-
LINE CLASSIFIED: 12 p.m. Mondays closets, new carpet/paint, W/D, FOR GUESTS TO SLEEP Call Joel 215-947-2817 Esq., 1900 Spruce St., Philadelphia, stein 102 Merion Hill Lane , W.
DISPLAY ADVERTISING: 12 p.m. Fridays across from elevator. RE- PRIVATELY. 1ST & 2ND FLR PA 19103. Conshohocken, PA 19428 c/o their
DUCED $169,900 LAUNDRY ROOMS, 2 BEACH- CASH IN YOUR CLOSET INC. Or to her Attorney: attorney:
HOMES FOR SALE ESTATES-Available immedi- FRONT 2ND FLR. DECKS ONE Licensed and Bonded AMY F. STEERMAN J Richard Greenstein
ately! Top Fl. 1 BD, 1.5 BA, liv. OFF THE MASTER. AMAZING AMY F. STEERMAN, LLC Flamm Walton Heimbach
HOMES FOR SALE room w/fireplace, modern kit., OCEAN VIEWS FROM ALL LIV- ESTATE SALES 1900 Spruce St. 794 Penllyn Pike, Ste 100
NEW CARPETS, W/D, lrg. sunny ING AREAS & BEDRMS. NO DE- Philadelphia, PA 19103 Blue Bell, PA 19422-1669
Damon Michels The DeSouzas are balcony $169,900 or RENT TAIL OVERLOOKED! OFFERED CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE ESTATE OF BEVERLY NAOMI Estate of Dorothy Keoleyan;
Associate Broker Back on Bustleton! $1695 AT $3,750,000 Roosevelt Memorial Park: Sec- DRIVER, DECEASED. Keoleyan, Dorothy late of Phil-
610-668-3400 TOWER-All new 2 BD, 2 BA De- tion DD Lot 617. Includes con- Late of Philadelphia adelphia, PA.
www.DamonMichels.com Catch the Summer Sizzle! Now signer kit. adn bath, all new car- LONGPORT tainer, interment/opening & re- LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION
really is the Time to List with Us! pets, W/D. $199,900 or RENT NEW LISTING! 2 BLKS TO THE cording fees. Valued at $8000. the above Estate have been gran- on the above estate have been
FFFFF $1995 BEACH! LOVELY & SPACIOUS 5 Asking $5000.Text 215-901-9413 ted to the undersigned, who re- granted to the undersigned, who
Property values are still TERRACES-HANDICAP AC- BEDRM HOME WITH WRAP Shalom Memorial Park single quest all persons having claims or request all persons having claims
Narberth appreciating and you might be CESSIBLE, Professionally ren- AROUND PORCH, DECK, 1ST plot in sec. Hannah. $4,900 demands against the estate of the or demands against the estate of
surprised at How Much We Can ovated, 2 BD, 2 BA, modified FLR. MASTER, GARAGE AND SO (includes Vantage liner)Call decedent to make known the same the decedent to make known the
200 Price Ave Unit# 4 custom kit., counters, hallways, MUCH MORE! LOW REAL ES- or text 610-955-3658 and all persons indebted to the de- same, and all persons indebted to
3 Bed/3.1 Bath; 4,371 Sq Ft Obtain for You! baths, closets. w/d hook ups. TATE TAXES! $1,295,000 cedent to make payment without the decedent to make payment
Restored and renovated from a Call Andi or Rick DeSouza for an REDUCED $199,900 WANTED TO BUY delay to JACQUETTE CALLOWAY, without delay, to Jean E. Possoff,
stone church, this home features appointment & we will deliver: TERRACES-Top floor. Designer, MARGATE ADMINISTRATRIX, c/o Charles A. 108 Poplar Ave., Westville, NJ
original stained glass windows, 2BD, 2BA, redesigned open kit- PERFECT LOCATION! 1st FLR. CALL JUDY OR AKIVA J. Halpin, III, Esq., The Land Title 08093, Administratrix. Or to her at-
16 ft. ceilings, chef’s kitchen, open Results, Not Promises! chen w/breakfast room. W/D CHARMER! WONDERFUL STU- 215-342-4536 Bldg., 100 S. Broad St., Ste. 1830, torney:
concept living, 2-car parking, $214,900 DIO WITHIN STEPS TO THE Philadelphia, PA 19110. Andrew I. Roseman, Esquire
RE/MAX ESTATES-Special Opportunity! BEACH! BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN WILL BUY ANTIQUES Or to her Attorney: 1528 Walnut St.
and so much more! Eastern, Inc. Coming Soon! Under construc- WITH GRANITE COUNTERS, CHARLES A. J. HALPIN, III Suite 1412
$799,000 tion, largest townhouse flat at TILE FLRS. TRHU-OUT. THE INLAID & CARVED PIECES The Land Title Bldg. Philadelphia, PA 19102
Eric DeSouza Oak Hill. 2 bedrooms, 2 bath- PERFECT GET AWAY! LOW Oriental Rugs•Old Paintings 100 S. Broad St., Ste. 1830 ESTATE OF EDDIE MAE JEFFER-
FFFFF Associate Broker rooms, open granite kit., new CONDO FEE $124,000 Jewelry•Silver & Silverplated Philadelphia, PA 19110 SON a/k/a EDDIE JEFFERSON, DE-
Andrea DeSouza appliances, new tile floors, cus- Watches•Clocks•Porcelain CEASED.
Bala Cynwyd Sales Associate tom lighting, fireplace, new VENTNOR WE PAY GOOD PRICES IN CASH ESTATE OF BROOKSY JOHNSON, Late of Philadelphia
closets, sunny patio for barbe- CLOSE TO BEACH IN LOWER DECEASED. LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the
207 Lindy Ln Eric Cell cuing, facing the woods, park- VENTNOR. LOVELY SPACIOUS 4 CALL ANYTIME Late of Philadelphia above Estate have been granted to
4 Bed/4.1 Bath; 4,127 Sq Ft ing at your door. SALE/RENT- BEDRM, 3 BATH WITH HUGE LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the the undersigned, who request all
Beautifully maintained home 215-431-8300/8304 SOON FAMILY ROOM. BEDRM AND SITUATION WANTED above Estate have been granted to persons having claims or demands
with elevator & 2-car garage in Bus 215-953-8800 TERRACES- ESTATE SALE BATH ON 1st. FLR. LARGE the undersigned, who request all against the estate of the decedent
the gated community of Hill Gate. Move in ready, just painted, ROOMS THROUGHOUT, DR, & SENIORS, NEED HELP? persons having claims or demands to make known the same and all
[email protected] 2BD, 2 BA, full gourmet kit., full EIK. MASTER BEDRM WITH against the estate of the decedent persons indebted to the decedent
$572,500 size W/D, sunny balcony RE- SOAKING TUB & LARGE DECK, EXPERIENCED COMPANION to make known the same and all to make payment without delay to
facebook.com/jewishexponent DUCED $199,900 ADDITIONAL 2ND FLR. DECK Personal Assistant - persons indebted to the decedent DELLA MAE HASKELL, EXEC-
FFFFF TERRACES-1st fl. Renovated 2 OFF BEDRM. EXTERIOR HAS Licensed driver to as- to make payment without delay to UTRIX, c/o Theodore E. Yale, Es-
William Penn House Follow us on BD, 2 BA. Open gran. kit. FABULOUS DECK & ENCLOSED sist with errands, KEITH HAMMOND, EXECUTOR, c/o quire, 2929 Arch St., Philadelphia,
Rittenhouse Square w/breakfast bar. large patio, H/C SHOWER, 2 ZONED shopping, appts., read- Flora M. Novick, Esq., 1701 Wal- PA 19104-2808.
new carpets and paint. RE- C/A,GARAGE AND SO MUCH ing, walking, food nut St., 6th Fl., Philadelphia, PA Or to her Attorney:
1919 Chestnut St. DUCED $207,500 MORE $510,000 prep., socializing and 19103, THEODORE E. YALE
Studio, 1, 2, & 3 ESTATES- 1st floor 2 BD, 2 BA, daily activities Or to his Attorney: DECHERT LLP
new heater, new a/c, mondern ATLANTIC CITY inside/outside of your FLORA M. NOVICK 2929 Arch St.
bed available kit., fireplace, W/D, sunny patio, STUNNING BAY VIEWS FROM home. Will help you THE LAW OFFICES OF PETER L. Philadelphia, PA 19104-2808
$200,000-$600,000 prkg. by your door. $244,900 EVERY ROOM! SPACIOUS 2 understand your bills, KLENK & ASSOCIATES ESTATE OF FRANCES KOLLER
Exclusive Listing Agent TERRACES-Special Spacious 3 BEDRM CONDO WITH GOR- do paperwork.and also 1701 Walnut St., 6th Fl. a/k/a FRANCES MARY KOLLER,
BD, 2.5 BA, modern kit., wood GEOUS BAY VIEWS! GRANITE make telephone Philadelphia, PA 19103 DECEASED.
@jewishexponent flrs., W/D, sunny tiled balcony KITCHEN, RENOVATED BATHS, calls.for you. Support Late of Philadelphia
$283,900 MARBLE WET BAR IN MASTER Services - Refs Call ESTATE OF CHAIM MARGOLIN, LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the
SELL IT IN THE TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD TERRACES-Designer 3 BD, 2 BEDROM & SO MUCH MORE! Phyllis 215-886-4040 DECEASED. above Estate have been granted to
JEWISH EXPONENT CALL 215.832.0749 BA, Corner near elev., all new SIT BACK & RELAX ON THE Late of Philadelphia the undersigned, who request all
kit., baths, ww carpets, full size HUGE DECK & WATCH THE Caring & Reliable LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on persons having claims or demands
215-832-0749 w/d, sunny balcony. Avail. im- SUNSET OVER THE BAY! the above Estate have been gran- against the estate of the decedent
mediately! $369,900 CORNER PROPERTY NEAR Experienced & Trained ted to the undersigned, who re- to make known the same and all
EVERYTHING! $124,900 BONDED & LICENSED quest all persons having claims or persons indebted to the decedent
610-667-9999 demands against the estate of the to make payment without delay to
Realtor® Emeritus. VISIT US AT Available 24/7 decedent to make known the same JOAN M. MARCELLA, EXECUTRIX,
SHAWSHORETEAM.COM 20 Years Experience and all persons indebted to the de- c/o Colin J. Devlin, Esq., The Bel-
5 Star winner, shawCcAaLrLoCl@ARcOoL mSHcAaWst.net cedent to make payment without levue, 200 S. Broad St., 6th Fl., Phil-
Philly Mag Very Affordable delay to Charles A. Halpin, III, Ad- adelphia, PA 19102.
CDeIRllE#CT6:0690-94-43827--17922806 215-477-1050 ministrator, The Land Title Bldg., Or to her Attorney:
www.oakhillcondominiums JENNIFER HAFNER SHAW 100 S. Broad St., Ste. 1830, Phil- COLIN J. DEVLIN
.com adelphia, PA 19110. ASTOR WEISS KAPLAN & MAN-
609-204-0385 Or to his Attorney: DEL, LLP
To place an ad in the BHHS Fox & Roach Realtors CHARLES A. J. HALPIN, III The Bellevue
Real Estate Section The Land Title Bldg. 200 S. Broad St., 6th Fl.
call 215.832.0749 800-333-7045x120 100 S. Broad St., Ste. 1830 Philadelphia, PA 19102
Philadelphia, PA 19110
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DiPentJineoromJeerDo@[email protected]@mF.LcNomF.com Jerome DiPentino

Associate8 Broker Associate
Cell: 609-432-5588
[email protected]
2 BRs, 2 Baths 2 Bedrooms, 3 Baths Premier Te2amBedrooms, 2 BathsAngel DiPentino

$789,00F0eatured PropertiesSales Associate8

$449,000 $599,000Cell: 609-457-0777
The Jerome DiPentino Cell: 609-457-0777 PremierSells.net
Premier Team Broker Associate [email protected]
Cell: 609-432-5588
[email protected] PremierSells.net [email protected]

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NEWSMAKERS American Associates, Ben Gurion University held its traditional kickoff event Aug. 12 in
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