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A young cast member of Beauty and the
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OF NOTE Adopting
a Different
COMMUNITY Approach
Toward Helping
Coming Together At-Risk Kids
for Everyone
A special needs JON MARKS | JE STAFF
conference focuses
on inclusion. FOR THE FIRST time in 161 years, the Browsing for Beshert
local conversation about what to do for and on Valentine’s Day
Page 4 about at-risk Jewish children doesn’t center
on a single Jewish organization. MARISSA STERN AND RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF business and livelihood become just a little
COMMUNITY bit busier as Valentine’s Day approaches.
The people behind the newest group in VALENTINE’S DAY MAY not be the most
Space: Chevra’s the effort to help these children and their Jewish holiday (well, actually, it’s not a Jewish Salkin is a head matchmaker for the on-
Final Frontier families is JAFCO (Jewish Adoption and holiday — at all), but it’s always important line dating service SawYouatSinai.com and
The organization Foster Care), which opened its local branch to take every available occasion to cherish its new app, JBolt, and has been in the busi-
has settled into its in 2014 after 21 years in Florida — where and value the lox to your bagel, nu? ness for seven years.
first home. they initially encountered many of the same
obstacles and skepticism they’re facing here. For that very reason, Lori Salkin’s phone While some of us — not naming names
Page 5 has been ringing off the hook for the past week. here — choose to spend Valentine’s Day on
“Our goal is to keep families together a double date with two NJBs named Ben and
ISRAEL when and if possible,” said Rana Bell, direc- While that’s not uncommon for many en- Jerry or spend the day before with all of our
tor of Northeast development at JAFCO’s trepreneurs, Salkin, who lives in Merion Sta-
Champaign Bryn Mawr office, which has only recently tion, is a matchmaker. So it’s safe to say her See Browsing, Page 38
Dreams of Home been licensed by Pennsylvania to place chil-
An Israeli Arab dren from troubled family situations in fos-
author’s ter homes. “If not, it’s to provide children
self-imposed with a safe home and support that family as
sabbatical. it goes through rehab. A lot of times when
we talk about this within the Jewish com-
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truth is, these issues — whether they’re drug
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A Day of Learning About, for Special Needs

LOCAL Jewish Family and Children’s ▲ Beth Rosenwasser (left), JCHAI director of community engagement, talks with JCHAI member Jonah Selber,
Service; the Jewish Federation of whose mother, Judith Creed, founded the organization.
JASON COHEN | JE STAFF Greater Philadelphia; Jewish
Learning Venture; Judith Creed old son, Eyal, has garnered na- a rabbi, but rather due to how Morein of Cheltenham. Morein,
IN CONJUNCTION WITH Homes for Adult Independence; tional attention for his disability, much his life has changed since a member of Congregation
February’s designation as Jewish OROT-Serving Diverse Learners which he discussed at the his son fell ill. Adath Jeshurun in Elkins Park,
Disability Awareness and Inclu- in Philadelphia’s Jewish Day program. has a son, Julian, 17, who was
sion month, the Jewish Special Schools; Ramah Day Camp; Re- “I came here not really as a diagnosed with Asperger’s at the
Needs Consortium of Greater constructionist Rabbinical Col- “He really gets to the heart of rabbi but as a parent,” he told the age of 8.
Philadelphia held its sixth annual lege; Ramah Day Camp and Tik- living with a disability,” Kaplan- Exponent.
“Opening the Gates of vah Family Camp; Advocates for Mayer said. Julian is a junior at Chel-
Torah  Yom Limmud  (Day of the Jewish Mentally Ill; and the Eyal was diagnosed at 4 years tenham High School and is
Learning),” on Feb. 7, at Har Zion Union for Reform Judaism. Sherman, who is the spiritual old with a brain stem lesion, currently looking at colleges,
Temple in Penn Valley. leader at Melrose B’nai Israel which the rabbi said is often including Arcadia University and
It also featured three work- Emanu-El in Elkins Park, said described as a “death sentence.” University of Alabama.
The event brings together shops: Effective Self-Advocacy speaking at the event was impor- He underwent numerous surger-
people from across the spectrum, Skills Over A Lifetime; Your Life tant to him not just because he is ies and was in a coma for many This was her fourth time
including those with disabilities, As An Adult; and Creating an months. He now lives with the attending the program, which
their family members, advocates, Inclusion Toolbox. help of a ventilator and feeding she always finds interesting,
educators, clergy and community tube, and cannot talk or hear. although, she noted, there are so
members, to share in a dialogue “We were trying to reach as
about inclusion in the Jewish many people as we could,” said
community. The focus of the Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer, the
program was “Disability, Inclu- director of whole community
sion and Jewish Community: inclusion for the Jewish Learning
Living a Meaningful Life” and Venture. “I’m hoping to give
featured a keynote address by people more tools and resources
Rabbi Charles Sherman. to work towards inclusion of
people with disabilities in the
The consortium, part of the Jewish community.”
Jewish Learning Venture’s whole
community inclusion initiative, Kaplan-Mayer’s son George,
is a group of representatives from who became Bar Mitzvah in
local agencies that serve the January at Mishkan Shalom
special needs community and Synagogue in Roxborough, is
collaborate on ideas. autistic. Since his diagnosis at age
8, she has been an advocate for
The organizations in the con- the special needs community.
sortium are: Azar: Occupational
Therapy Supports for Jewish “I think we want people to
Learning; Autism Inclusion Re- feel part of a community and
sources; Families CCAN; Friend- part of a movement,” she said.
ship Circle; Jewish Community
High School of Gratz College; She told the Jewish Exponent
of Rabbi Sherman’s impact on the
60 attendees. Sherman’s 34-year-

We want people to feel part of a community
and part of a movement.”

GABRIELLE KAPLAN-MAYER

Sherman explained many many people out there who
people are often uneasy or un- would be well-served by attend-
sure what to say or do around ing an educational forum like the
someone with special needs. yom limmud.

“I think we’re a little further “There’s so much information
along the journey than other about the autism spectrum disor-
people,” the rabbi said. “People der,” Morein said. “It’s much better
are still frightened. They don’t to be focused on services.” l
know what to say.”
Contact:
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Chevra Makes Its Presence Felt With
New Center City Headquarters

LOCAL during Shabbat some nights. volved in Judaism, I wanted to ▲ The second-floor community space being used during a lecture
The other key feature of the fuse these ideas together.” Photo: from Jon Erlbaum
MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF
room is a fully equipped stage, The process of establishing “We knew we wanted to be and they’re also planning a big Purim
IF YOU ARE a Jewish millennial which makes it easier to host the building as the Chevra’s needed to be in the general Ritten- event for the space next month.
living in Philadelphia, it’s likely bands or hold musical events. home was very “organic,” Vi- house area,” Vinokur said. “This is
you’ve heard of the Chevra. nokur said. the area where we live, work, play.” “I like to say we’re just getting
The space opens into an art warmed up,” he said. “We have a
The organization caters to gallery that will feature local They found the building in Programs such as a big lot of programming that we’re
young professionals and grad stu- works as well as works by Israeli 2009. The timing presented its Chanukah bash have already been ready to break out and launch
dents in their 20s and 30s and offers artists. Huge barn doors give the own problems: People were still held in the space, giving the more over the coming months, includ-
events and programs like its Philly- space the option of being open trying to recover from the reces- than 300 participants who came a ing the next installment of the
Israel Fellowship (PIF) each year. during large events or closed to sion just as the Chevra was ask- chance to check it out, and this is
make it a more private area for a ing for donations for this new just the beginning, Vinokur said — See Chevra, Page 13
Until recently, its “headquar- lecture or other program. project. It ended up being a $4
ters” were really wherever there million endeavor, including the
was space and availability in the A door on the side wall leads acquisition of the space.
city. Today, 13 years after its to a small courtyard outside that
founding, the organization has a they hope to be able to develop The Jewish community helped
permanent home at 2002 Ludlow and refurbish so they can add ta- a great deal as far as fundraising
Street in Center City. bles and chairs and make the and donations for making the
space functional. space a reality. Contributors includ-
Having a designated space for ed Jewish Federation Real Estate,
the organization was part of the Heading up the stairs (which an affinity group of the Jewish Fed-
original vision co-founders were painted with patterns and eration of Greater Philadelphia,
Aryeh Cohen and Jon Erlbaum Jewish symbols by Chevra CFO among many other groups and in-
and his wife, Jessica, who also Leon Vinokur’s wife and her dividuals.
serves as associate director, had. friend), there is a “multipurpose
space,” as Vinokur calls it, which The location of the space
The organization began as a features TVs and a half-moon was key.
way to target what Cohen and the setup of chairs that allow the
Erlbaums saw as a gap in the Jew- space to be used for lectures or
ish experience for younger people. for Shabbat dinners, as two ex-
Or, as Jon Erlbaum put it, “the No. amples. There is a kitchen area
1” problem facing the Jewish peo- that they are working on finish-
ple: “over 50 percent Jewish apathy, ing up to make it fully functional.
non-affiliation and unawareness.”
The third floor features a con-
“We were fueled by the belief ference room, offices and a learn-
that when Jews don’t feel pride or ing library. The fourth floor is
passion about being Jewish, they sometimes rented out by other
often become disconnected from organizations, such as JRA.
their community, Jewish causes
and values, Israel, etc.,” Erlbaum These features reinforce the
wrote in an email. “The Chevra mission behind the organization
confronts these realities by em- of building the Jewish commu-
powering the leaders of tomorrow nity and connection for the
via dynamic, out-of-the box ex- younger generation and what the
periences — in a warm, inclusive space will enhance.
and cutting-edge environment.”
“We’re not a synagogue,” Vi-
The new space, which opened nokur said. “We’re a gathering
incrementally starting in March spot.”
of last year, is divided over four
floors, each with its own purpose. For Aryeh Cohen, the space
was inspired to recreate time he
The first floor has a homey, had spent in Israel.
open feel complete with themes of
reds, teals and browns and an ex- “I always felt that the best way
posed brick wall that would make to do this was to not only provide
any HGTV enthusiast happy. creative social and educational
programming,” Cohen wrote in
It’s a Starbucks-esque environ- an email, “but to create a venue
ment with scattered café tables that people would feel was their
and chairs that people can use to second home. When I was in 11th
sit and talk or do work. There’s grade, I attended the High School
also a functional, stocked bar for for Creative and Performing Arts
parties and events, as well as two in Philadelphia. While I was there,
couches facing a coffee table that I had a dream of creating a cof-
also serves as the “urban bonfire” feehouse and cabaret where artists
— it is used for making s’mores and patrons could experience and
collaborate. Now that I was in-

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New Kosher Vendor Changes the Game
at Wells Fargo Center

LOCAL Siegal. The 28-year-old Chicagoan of course, a must-have pastrami ▲ Kosher Grill, the Wells Fargo Center's first kosher food stand, opened
said he chose the center as his first hot dog. They work on a state- during the Sixers game on Feb. 8.
GREG SALISBURY | JE STAFF concession outside of the Windy of-the-art grill that cooks every-
City — he has multiple spots at thing under a hood so small and dogs are $7.25, and the pastrami Siegal said. “I’m a sports fan.
AFTER YEARS OF futility, def- McCormick Place convention powerful that, Siegal laughed, the sandwich, served on fresh mar- When someone who is obser-
inite signs of progress were on center and Soldier Field, as well health department inspector had ble rye, clocks in at $11.75 — vant goes to a game, they don’t
display at the Wells Fargo Center as a deli in the city’s French Mar- to check the production specifi- comparable to other meat-and- have to watch other people eat
on Feb. 8. ket — because of its proximity to cations on it. bread concoctions on the con- while their mouth waters — now
both the area’s large, underserved course. And to wash it down: a they can have mustard all over
They were also in the air, as Jewish population and Aramark’s While Siegal has yet to decide full line of sodas and beers like their face, too.” l
anyone walking past the Flyers world headquarters. on which purveyor will be pro- Stella Artois, Sierra Nevada and,
Experience and the entrances to viding him with kosher meats — in a nod to Siegal’s stomping Contact:
sections 120/121 on the con- “This way, it’s easy for me to he is doing a blind taste test this grounds, 312. [email protected];
course could attest to during the say to the Aramark CEO, ‘Come week between New Jersey’s Abel 215-832-0797
Sixers’ game against the Los An- out and see my operation,’ ” said & Heymann and Colorado- “I did this for selfish reasons,”
geles Clippers. Siegal, who operates his cart as a based Solomon’s — he has al-
subcontractor to the global food- ready found ways to make his
No, it wasn’t the smell of vic- services giant. stand stand out even beyond its
tory — The Process continued already-unique status. In addi-
apace, as the Sixers absorbed a Calling his operation a cart, tion to offering a full range of
98-92 overtime loss — but the though, is a disservice. The four free toppings like sauerkraut, hot
heady aroma of hot pastrami at employees — Kosher Grill is peppers and sauces from BBQ
the venue’s first-ever kosher overseen by Community to green sriracha, there are no
food stand. Kashrus of Greater Philadelphia microwaves to be found — and,
— turn out everything from hot most impressively, prices are in
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Libertarian Marc Allen Feldman Wants to be
the Third Man in November

NATIONAL community; I can’t speak to their personally, he was not inspired well for “a guy without a law de- C
community, so how can I reach to join a political party. He didn’t gree.”
MELISSA APTER | JE STAFF these people? Who is someone register to vote until he was 50 MARC ALLAN FELDMAN
they trust and understand? years old, and, instead, consid- (During his time at Johns
RAPPER KANYE WEST said ered himself an “engaged, edu- Hopkins, Feldman worked with at this stage he’s the candidate to
that he will run for president of the “Kanye West is trying to get cated nonvoter.” Dr. Ben Carson, who, despite a beat. But Feldman does not ap-
United States in 2020, but if a Lib- across the same message [as I am]. poor finish in Iowa, was still in pear afraid of the odds.
ertarian candidate has his way, the He’s not someone who is going to “I was aware there was a Lib- the presidential race at press
popular rapper will appear on a be sucked into the Democratic or ertarian party, but I never saw it time. Of his former colleague, Said Feldman, “The one thing
ticket this election season in the Republican parties either.” as an option like Democrats or Feldman quipped, “What I usu- I learned from my son who
vice-president slot. Republicans,” Feldman said. ally say about Ben Carson is that passed away is there should be
Libertarians generally are for he says what he believes. What I no fear in life. Fear should not
Though the headline “Kanye small government and personal lib- Finally, after graduating from don’t like about him is that he be- limit what you do.” l
West, Be My Running Mate” is erty, and Feldman is no different. medical school at Johns Hopkins, lieves what he says.”)
catchy, underneath the flash is a where he trained in anesthesiol- Contact:
well-reasoned argument from Dr. “The government would ogy, and being recruited to the So why run now? [email protected]
Marc Allan Feldman about why shrink dependent on the decision Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, Feld- “The underlying reason I’m
his policy positions make him a of the taxpayers,” said Feldman. man joined the voting public. running is there is no other can-
candidate worthy to run as the “If people are happy with the gov- didate I want to support,” said
Libertarian entry into the already ernment, they can send all their “It wasn’t so much that I dis- Feldman. “I feel that staying
crowded 2016 presidential race. money to the IRS and the govern- covered the Libertarian Party as home is not an option anymore.”
ment will stay the same. an option, as much as Democrats Feldman has a lot of work to
For starters, he is strongly and Republicans were not an op- do between now and the Liber-
against what he considers the “In the Libertarian Party, we tion, nor was staying home,” he tarian Party’s nominating con-
corrupting power of money in have people who are anarchistic, explained. vention in May in Orlando, Fla.
politics. It’s why Feldman, 56, has want no government; others who There are 12 candidates vying
declared the title of his campaign are min-archistic, government At the urging of others in the for the Libertarian nomination.
is “Votes not for Sale.” The max- should be smaller; I call myself agn- Ohio Libertarian Party, Feldman Former New Mexico Gov. Gary
imum amount of money Feld- archistic because I don’t know what ran for attorney general of Ohio Johnson has the most visibility;
man will accept from an individ- the right size is.” in 2010. He didn’t win, not by a
ual is $5. long shot, but said he did fairly
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The Kanye West gambit, he act of war”) in blogs posted to the
said, is “not a publicity stunt be- Times of Israel.
cause one, I’m not getting any
publicity” — the rapper hasn’t Feldman was born in the Dis-
reached out to him — “and two, trict of Columbia, and attended
it’s not a stunt,” Feldman said. Beth Sholom and the Hebrew
Academy when both were locat-
“There are 100 million non- ed downtown. He remembers
voters in America. They are having a “fascination” with Mar-
about 30 percent Hispanic, a lot tin Luther King Jr., John F.
of black and minority, they’re dis- Kennedy, Vietnam, Watergate
criminated against, poor,” Feld- and other political lightning rods
man said. “I’m not part of their of that era.

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For Israeli Global First Responders,
Crisis Is Opportunity

LOCAL 2015, had just experienced one medicine, as well as his experi- ▲ Michael Alkan, professor emeritus of medicine at the Medical School for
of the countless aftershocks that ences in Nepal and post-Hurri- International Health at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, discusses work-
JASON COHEN | JE STAFF followed. cane Katrina Louisiana — just ing in Nepal after the 2015 earthquake at Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy.
two examples of the Jewish State’s
AS THE GROUND beneath his “That was the fright of my life,” first responders’ willingness to
feet heaved and shook, Michael Alkan said when he spoke at Jack rapidly deploy to humanitarian
Alkan found himself swaying M. Barrack Hebrew Academy in crisis points regardless of location
and shuddering alongside the Bryn Mawr on Feb. 3. “I felt ab- or affiliation. (He also spoke at the
people and remaining buildings solutely helpless. We felt that there Consulate General of Israel to the
staggered around him. Alkan, was nothing to hold onto,. You Mid-Atlantic Region on Feb. 4.)
who was in Nepal aiding sur- were somewhere between stand-
vivors of the country’s cata- ing and floating.” Alkan is a professor emeritus
strophic earthquake in April of medicine at the Medical
Alkan discussed Israel’s com- School for International Health,
mitment to global health and

Ben-Gurion University of the area as depressed.
Negev. He is known for being “We were a small group,”
among the first on the scene to
provide medical relief to victims Alkan said. “The emotional im-
of disasters worldwide. pact on us was more than we
could achieve.”
He appeared in Philadelphia
in conjunction with the Ameri- He also reminisced about
can Associates, Ben-Gurion Uni- helping people in Louisiana after
versity of the Negev, which has a Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
regional office in Jenkintown.
“When Katrina hit, the next
Alkan told the audience he morning, I stormed into the of-
was tasked with assembling a fice of the president of the uni-
team of eight people from the versity,” he recalled.
university to provide aid in
Nepal for two weeks. When There were two options:
they arrived, they immediately watch the crisis unfold on TV or
went to help the underserved take action. He took two students
villages. They hired porters with him to provide relief. One
and walked 300 feet up a was a Baptist from Kentucky
mountain to a village that was who was a former paramedic; the
only accessible by foot. It was other, a 42-year-old Catholic
a disaster, he said. from Boston who had just begun
medical school.
“What we saw was not only a
result of the earthquake, but peo- They replaced a team of doc-
ple with diseases who couldn’t tors and nurses who had not
get health care. It was heartbreak- slept for three days. He remarked
ing — the Nepali nation was in that all of the people were blown
dire straits before the earthquake away that they came all the way
and afterward, it was much from Israel to help.
worse.”
“My big accomplishment was
The group also visited anoth- to take a woman with probably
er village that was only reachable tuberculosis in a helicopter back
by helicopter, where they helped with us,” he said. “She might
a 3-month-old with meningitis. have died.”

When the second earthquake Michele Levin, president of
hit, it was horrifying, he recalled. the board directors at Barrack,
After recovering from the initial who is on the National Board of
shock, he witnessed everyone American Associates, Ben-Gu-
from his team immediately tex- rion University, enjoyed the pres-
ting on their cell phones to tell entation.
people they were OK.
“I can’t believe he went to
While he and his team did Nepal and gave himself up in
their best to help people physi- such a way that is incredible,”
cally and spiritually, he does not Levin said. l
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For StorySlam Event, the Humor Is out There

LOCAL ish, which adds to her story- it, it’s really important for them a range of emotions, and if you’re ▲ Robin Gelfenbien
telling. She said some family to find somebody who is of the single, you don’t feel alone. I Photo by Jordan Matter
RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF members embody “that classic same faith. So that gives you think that’s kind of what we all
Jewish stereotype, but in the some limitations, and those lim- want from storytelling: You don’t
FOR ONE GROUP of people in loveliest way.” itations alone sort of bring out a want to feel like you’re alone in
the area, this Valentine’s Day will lot of humor.” this world.”
be all about exes — and no, it’s Gelfenbien’s mother is Jewish
not Taylor Swift fans bittersweet- and her father is Catholic. Iron- Gelfenbien hopes the audi- Gelfenbien is not currently
ly singing along to her latest ically, her father’s father was a ence sees that humor, too. in a relationship, but she’s been
breakup song. Russian Jew who converted to on a few dates recently.
Catholicism for his wife. “I hope people feel a sense of
The sixth annual First Person connection, because on Valen- “Maybe by the time I show up
Arts Ex-Files StorySlam will give Aside from the confusion tine’s Day, everybody kind of I’ll be like, ‘Hey you guys, I’m off
10 audience members the chance of being sent to church camp comes into that with mixed feel- the market!’ ” she laughed. l
to compete at Underground Arts as a kid, Gelfenbien was ings,” she said. “There’s so many
on Valentine’s Day by sharing raised Reform. things about storytelling that end Contact:
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which most people can connect “At the time, I always had
to in one way or another. this fear that somebody [I
knew] is going to see me if the
Gelfenbien writes comedic date wasn’t going to go well,”
stories and songs often based on she explained. “And that fear
real-life experiences, especially came to life.”
Jewish ones. And how: In a scene straight
out of a movie, she ran into four
Her critically acclaimed solo girls from her high school as she
act My Salvation Has a First made her way back from the rest
Name (A Wienermobile Journey) room.
— and yes, there are a few kosher As the night commenced, she
hot dog jokes in it — premiered finally realized who her date re-
at the New York International minded her of: Gargamel, the
Fringe Festival in 2010. She’s also evil villain from The Smurfs. Al-
performed at the John F. though he turned out to be much
Kennedy Center for the Perform- nicer than his diminutive dop-
ing Arts, Lincoln Center for the pelganger, it wasn’t a match.
Performing Arts and on Sirius But Gelfenbien learned from
Satellite Radio. it, and at least got some new ma-
terial to work with.
Although she didn’t originally “I think there’s something re-
intend to become a Jewish come- ally interesting about Jewish dat-
dian, she incorporates a lot of ing,” she said. “For people who
cultural Jewishness into her act, are a little bit more serious about
using Yiddish phrases and influ-
ences from her family.

Her family is Italian and Jew-

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Israeli Arab Author Navigates Three Worlds

LOCAL The move is indefinite, and stories over the past eight years “I miss home very
comes at a time of reflection living in Jerusalem. It documents
RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF on his life in Israel that he life with his family and the social much — I’m still not
explains in his new book, and cultural dynamics involved
SAYED KASHUA MISSES Native, which he will talk with being a minority dealing sure what we’re going
home. about at the Free Library of with religion, language barriers
Philadelphia on Feb. 16. and assimilation in a divided to do next year,” he
He misses the land, his country — all embedded with
friends, familiarity. Kashua is the author of three humor and satire. said. “I know that
other novels — Dancing Arabs
Kashua is an Israeli Arab (which was turned into the The last column published in we’re supposed to stay
who lived in Jerusalem for most critically acclaimed Eran Riklis the book discusses his reasons
of his life. In 2014, he made the film, A Borrowed Identity), Let It and decision to move to the here in Illinois for the
decision to leave Israel for good
coming year, but

sometimes it’s so

homesick and lonely.

But on the other

hand, I’m reading the

news every day from

Israel and it gives me

If I can make them laugh a little bit and then make them also think a lot of reasons to
differently from a different angle about the situation, that would be great.”
think that maybe it’s
SAYED KASHUA
not a good place for

my kids.”

He hopes there

will be some positive

change for Palestini-

— well, at least for now — and Be Morning and Second Person United States, and his belief that ans in the future. SAYED KASHUA
move his family to Champaign, Singular. He is also known for his he could no longer live in a place
Ill. where he took a position as a weekly satirical columns in the without coexistence. Andy Kahan,
clinical professor of Hebrew and Israeli newspaper Haaretz.
creative writing at the University However, he still cares about director of author
of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign. Native is a collection of the place he called home for so
Kashua’s columns and short many years. events at the Free Library of cultural issues, Kashua remem-

Philadelphia, said Kashua’s self- bers the good qualities of life in

deprecating humor helps share Jerusalem and thinks of them

his perspective of the Israeli- often.

Palestinian conflict. “The opposite of Jerusalem

“He sees himself as a bit of a is Champaign, Ill.,” he laughed.

schlemiel, an everyman,” Kahan “I need to see a mountain soon.

added, “but he’s also satirically Otherwise, I don’t know — it’s

savvy about politics and the just so flat here.

ironies attendant to being a He- “But maybe, because I’m just

brew-speaking [Israeli Arab] — a visitor, maybe because I do care

that is, a minority within a mi- more about what’s going on in

nority.” Jerusalem and Palestine/Israel

Kahan hopes Philadelphians more than what’s going on in the

take advantage of the opportuni- States,” he continued. “But in

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The Forecast for Winter Warming Trends:
Time to Be Beautifully Bundled Up

FASHION charcoal. Soft blue and pearl grey. every day in the winter. She was starting to be fashionable — the thing from jeans to a cocktail
Rich cream with black. Or, most not happy about me going away, end of the “big bear” look — and dress or evening gown. Real or
ELLYN GOLDER SAFT luscious of all, winter white from but felt better knowing I had a I had to have it. faux, a smashing look that looks
JE FASHION COLUMNIST head to toe. In December, I good warm coat! Of course, my good on every woman.
talked about leather jeans and grandmother was right. High- My birthday is in January, we
I LIKE WINTER. As much as I velvet leggings. This is the time styled and lightweight, a shear- were going to New York for the And last, nothing makes a
love parties and celebrations, it to really wear them. Add a beau- ling also blocks wind — nothing weekend, and my husband sur- winter wardrobe pop faster than
feels good to get into a quieter tiful sweater or flowy blouse, pull goes through it. A fur-trimmed prised me by having it sent to the a fur or fun-fur scarf. Knitted or
routine, shaking off the holiday on a pair of fabulous boots and collar adds beauty and warmth. hotel. Needless to say, a fabulous sheared, neutrals are universal,
season’s glitter and glam. There you’re out the door! Designer to discount and every- birthday gift! I wore it all week- but bold colors look best right
are unexpected flurries outside thing in between — for me, this end, feeling like the chicest girl now. Knitted red beaver scarf on
while I write, and I like that, too. You need a wonderful coat. is a must for the season. in NYC. Twelve years later, I’m a black coat. Magnificent.
Sitting at my computer, sipping Functional and fashionable, still wearing — and loving —
a cup of tea, truly feels cozy and puffy down jackets and coats are In winter, there is nothing that coat. It looks brand-new and Temperatures drop, the winds
now sleek and slim, newest when more luxurious — or flattering is as gorgeous as ever. I am not whip — and we still want to look
— than a fur coat, whether real very good with the stock market, terrific. I, for one, certainly look
or faux. Warm and long-lasting, but I believe that’s what you call better in a turtleneck than a
this is an investment that pays a blue-chip investment. bathing suit, happy in my winter
dividends for years. wardrobe as I reach for powdery
Designer to very reasonable, pastel and creamy white
Twelve years ago, I was the a fur jacket is always a great ad- sweaters, mixed with black and
fashion columnist for Main Line dition to your wardrobe. Mini- grey, velvet and fur. Wrap your-
Life, doing a photo shoot at mal and smart, like sheared self in something cozy and chic.
Jacques Ferber Furriers, then in beaver, or chubby and cropped, Look like an icicle. Look like a
Ardmore. Spying a super-slim, like mink or chinchilla (that’s snowflake. Let it snow. Stay safe
sheared mink, I slipped it on and what I want!) — both are casual, and enjoy every gorgeous wintry
fell in love. Sheared fur was just cool, and stunning over every- moment! l

nice. Though it will be frigid mixed with other fabrics like

when I get up tomorrow morn- leather and suede — no longer

ing, the sun will be sparkling. I’ll forcing you to look like the

put on a chunky sweater, cash- Michelin man. Top of the line is

mere scarf, furry boots and my Moncler, but styles are abundant

shearling coat, while hum- at every price, from skiwear gi-

ming “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.” I ants like Bogner and Postcard, to

like that, too. moderate priced look-alikes and

Though I adore the dark chic discount brands.

of black, brown and grey all fall, Shearling will always be tops

once it’s past New Year’s I like the in my book. Many years ago, my

lighter look of dusty pastels grandmother bought me my first

against them. Like an icicle. Like shearling coat to wear at Syracuse

a snowflake. Powdery pink and University, where it snows most

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JAFCO open arms. Some have openly with other agenices. sole focus is on families with gional office here, said JAFCO is
questioned what the new organ- While those other groups en- adoption and foster care focusing on “more voluntary, pri-
Continued from Page 1 ization is doing here, citing a du- issues. JAFCO does not charge a vate care.”
plication of services with other compass a realm of services and fee for its services, nor does it
en years laying the groundwork agencies. work not only with children and provide financial support. “We help families prior to the
for its expansion through the ef- families, but with adults, older state or county involvement in
forts of Cherry Hill native Bell, JAFCO officials, though, stress adults, people with disabilities, According to JAFCO, the maintaining Jewish foster homes
has hardly been received with the uniqueness of their work, as Holocaust survivors and the hope is eventually local agen- if and when a Jewish child is in
well as their willingness to work LGBTQ community, JAFCO’s cies can be partners of sorts, need of placement,” she ex-
which gradually became the plained. “Our mission — and the
case in Florida. reason JAFCO was created —
was because down in South
“We’re open to finding a way Florida, there was a lack of places
to work with” others, said Bell, for abused and neglected Jewish
who’s been with JAFCO 16 years, children. So when Jewish chil-
the first seven in Sunrise, Fla., dren were removed from their
where JAFCO has a children’s vil- homes, they were placed in non-
lage that houses 50 residents. Jewish foster homes. They were
“We feel very strongly about co- lovely homes, but those kids lost
existing.” a piece of their identity. We start-
ed a very small organization 23
JAFCO founder Sarah Franco years ago because of that lack.
was even more conciliatory. We feel it’s an important piece
children shouldn’t lose.”
“I wonder if the opening of
our office might’ve been miscon-
strued,” mused Franco, who mi-

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▲ JAFCO licensed social worker Rachel Levy (left) and director of
Northeast development Rana Bell.

grated south from frozen Hal- Working with her is Rachel
liburton, Ontario back in the late Levy, who has a personal connec-
1980s and never left. “The bot- tion to the organization’s mission.
tom line is … we have one focus “I have a lot of adopted people in
we feel would not get served” my family, which led me to foster
elsewhere. “From a community care at 23,” said the 32-year-old
perspective, one concern was Cheltenham native. “That took
that JAFCO coming would con- on a life of its own and became
fuse the community. But I don’t my passion professionally.
want somebody to feel nervous
calling either of us.” “All foster care agencies serve
children from 0-to-18,” she con-
Bell, who spent seven years in tinued. “The older ones are fully
the area essentially as a fundrais- aware of what’s going on. It’s an
er gauging local interest before enormous trauma. What’s im-
JAFCO decided to open a re- portant to remember about a

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child in foster care is that no mat- press his or her concerns. Be- possibly prevent a disruption Chevra “Thankfully, the venue has al- 2
ter what level of abuse they ex- ing a fully funded, private from happening. If that family ready helped to create even more
perience at the hands of the orig- agency that offers its services cannot rehabilitate themselves Continued from Page 5 demand for our well-known, es-
inal caretaker, they adore, love at no cost makes JAFCO ap- while we’re in the home, we’ll tablished events (e.g. in the realms
and cherish those parents. Even pealing to distressed families have foster care available.” Philly-Israel Fellowship.” of Jewish education, Jewish culture
if they’ve been horribly abused, looking for help, especially PIF is one of the biggest an- and music, etc.),” he wrote. “But
they do not want to be removed since doing so may allow them Since seeing her son raise I’m also excited about some of the
from those parents. Sometimes, to circumvent any state inves- $6,000 doing a mitzvah project chors of the organization. It com- new ‘edutainment’-style events the
depending on the level of abuse, tigation, unless the child abuse that enabled Jewish children at bines educational activities and space will allow us to provide, in-
the child won’t realize it’s not is too severe to ignore. JAFCO’s Florida facility to have volunteerism in Philadelphia and cluding: art exhibitions, Jewish
normal. a Bar and Bat Mitzvah, Glad- culminates in a 12-day trip to Is- game shows and Quizzo nights,
“The two leading risk factors wyne native Jill Lapensohn has rael over the summer. film screenings, theme-based date
nights for couples (and relation-
It’s how can we support existing programs and create a more cohesive Asya Zlatina first got involved ship-enhancement evenings), etc.”
Jewish community.” with the Chevra through volun-
teering and participating in PIF in Vinokur echoed that sense of
RANA BELL 2012; she now serves as coordina- excitement.
tor and liaison for the program.
“They’ll recognize certain for child abuse in our country are been in their corner. “I think this place is going to
types of abuse as love, because drug abuse and mental health is- “I think there will always a Having this new space will al- be a real source of pride for the
they don’t know anything else. sues,” said Levy, who’s maintained low the organization to continue whole Jewish community. This
There’s a lot of isolation when an interest in Jewish causes since need for the services JAFCO pro- to grow, she said. really captures that original idea
it comes to abuse, and the child she first went to Israel with vides,” said Lapensohn, a mem- of a vibrant community space,”
is certainly prompted not to Birthright, eventually becoming ber of JAFCO’s Northeast board. “It’s a very different feeling he said. “We’re not just educa-
talk about the abuse outside a Birthright NEXT leader. when you have a place that you tional, we’re not just social, we’re
the home.” “If they can help just one child can call your home,” she said. not just culture, not just spiritu-
“If we can engage the family in need, that’s a win for every- “Week to week, this is where we ality, not just Israel — we’re try-
JAFCO, then, tries to act as early enough — if somebody is body.” l live, this is where our events take ing to bring it all together into a
a sounding board, so that the having an issue with alcohol, place. Before, Chevra was like a sense of belonging to the Jewish
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EDITORIAL To Ensure Continued Improvement
in Inclusion Efforts, Better Focus
Bernie Sanders and on Youth Is Needed
the Jewish Question

THANKS TO BERNIE Sanders’ strong showing in the early Dem- RABBI ISAAC SAPOSNIK sion a social justice issue makes that, deep down, anyone is more
ocratic presidential primary races, America is finally having its it all too easy to see those we seek or less normative than anyone
Jewish moment. While American Jews are relatively well-to-do and I RECENTLY READ two arti- to include as “other,” rather than else. We’re all “normal” and we
integrated into the country’s social, political and economic fabric, cles that, quite frankly, left me as part of “us.” We focus on in- all feel marginalized in our own
the Vermont senator’s predicted win in Tuesday’s New Hampshire somewhat heartbroken. cluding “those people” instead of ways, so building community is
primary has raised questions of what role his being a Jew will play ensuring that all members of our about recognizing that that di-
in a campaign and a possible Sanders presidency. “Coming Out in the Class- community are seen, heard and chotomy is part of who we are
room,” published in Tablet, talks celebrated. We put the focus on and “how we be.” Inclusion,
America — and Jews generally — had no problem understanding of the decade since Keshet’s marginalized groups rather than therefore, becomes the norm —
what kind of Jew Joseph Lieberman was when he ran on the ticket groundbreaking film, Hineni, on the full we work to meet each person as
with Al Gore in 2000, nor when he made his own run for the White debuted and the ways in which an individual, not in comparison
House four years later. Lieberman is a religious Jew. He believes in the Jewish community has got- commu-
God, keeps kosher and doesn’t work on Shabbat. Viewed through ten better at including lesbian, nity and, in so doing, we contin- to a cookie-cutter view of
that lens, Sanders is a different kind of Jew — one who doesn’t go gay, bisexual and (in- ue to “other” those we say we’re what “looks Jewish.”
to synagogue and doesn’t identify with organized religion. creasingly) transgen- working to include. (Even with this com-
der Jews. “Waking mitment in mind,
Yet, Sanders’ lack of practice and identification makes him like up and Showing Don’t get me wrong — this is- it’s important to
most American Jews. And we easily identify him as a particular up for Our Jew- n’t easy work. But it’s crucial if note that for
kind of Jew — the leftist, crusading, civil rights Jew of the 1960s and ish Youth of we want to change the way the many Jews
’70s. He’s a Jew defined by his political beliefs, actions, associations Color — Be- Jewish community approaches who have
and his ethnic heritage, but not by his religion. cause Our being a community. At Camp historical-
Communi- JRF, we talk a lot about “how we ly been
But will America get it? And are Sanders and his supporters ready ty Is at be.” We know it’s not grammat- particu-
for a tidal wave of inquiry, misdirection and character assassination Stake,” in ically correct, but it’s a reminder larly on
that is likely to develop about his Jewishness? Some worry that the eJewish that being an inclusive and wel- the mar-
answer is “no.” Philanthro- coming community isn’t a goal gins, hav-
py, outlines or a dream — it’s something we ing a net-
But whether they are ready or not, the scrutiny has already begun. the chal- do right now. It’s not something work of
Last summer, radio host Diane Rehm asked Sanders about his Israeli lenges of we strive for — it’s something we people with
citizenship, even though he has no Israeli citizenship. And just last racism in an live. We see each member of the similar ex-
week, after President Barack Obama’s address at the Islamic Society increasingly community as a multifaceted in- periences can
of Baltimore, CNN’s Wolf Blitzer asked Sanders, “You, of course, racially diverse dividual with a myriad of expe- be a significant
are Jewish. Do you think that potentially could be a problem working Jewish community. riences to share. Some of these help and support
with the Muslim world out there and trying to get help, for example, While the latter was facets and experiences may be in comfortably nav-
in this war against ISIS?” more painful to read (it’s apparent, while others are more igating the often-chal-
shocking the things people hidden, but that doesn’t mean
Later, CNN’s Anderson Cooper pointed to Sanders’ Jewishness say, let alone think, in the 21st lenging waters of the larger
and secularism: “You’re Jewish, but you’ve said that you’re not actively century!), it was at least upfront community.) Inclusion should
involved with organized religion,” Cooper said. “What do you say about the challenges. The for- be the work of every member of
to a voter out there who … sees faith as a guiding principle in their mer, on the other hand, talks the community — we all need to
lives and wants it to be a guiding principle for this country?” about communal growth while, be included and we must all do
more subtly, still giving voice to the including.
This kind of scrutiny will increase the longer Sanders’ run con- a handful of incredibly hetero-
tinues and the more successful his effort. Some of it will shed light normative (some bordering on I’m incredibly lucky to work
on Sanders’ fitness to lead and what it means to be a Jew in 2016. homophobic) ideas. in a place where this kind of
But some will be wholly inappropriate and malicious. The question radical inclusion is muvan
is, are Sanders and his supporters ready for that questioning? They The line that challenges me me’alav (obvious/understood).
need to be. l most in the Tablet article says So lucky, in fact, that I some-
that NFTY “sees LGBT inclusion times forget that much of the
Join the as a social justice issue.” On one community is still struggling.
conversation! level, I agree; as progressive and Articles like these remind us
committed Jews, we must stand that we still have much work to
Tell us what you’re thinking up for equality as a matter of so- do. I look forward to seeing the
cial justice. On a much deeper ways in which the Jewish com-
and interact with the community at level, however, I think this misses munity continues to grow in its
the point. Inclusion — whether commitment to being fully in-
jewishexponent.com of people who are LGBT or those clusive, and I’m proud that
of color or those with special Camp JRF is setting the stan-
Connect with us on needs or those from interfaith dard for this inclusion in Jewish
families, shouldn’t be something camps — and beyond. l
we stand up for — it should be
something we live. Calling inclu- Rabbi Isaac Saposnik is executive

director at Camp JRF.

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OPINION

Don’t Let Unfriendly Fire at LGBT KVETCH ’N KVELL

Conference Leave Lasting Damage Not a Good Look

BY TONY VARONA a poetry duo known as Dark Although the Task Force re- It is fortunate that Ms. Golder Saft (Fashion, Jan. 14) has the re-
Matter, whose members claim to instated the reception and apol- sources to pay for expensive clothes, make up and various appoint-
PROGRESSIVE LGBT activists work in “themes of empire, de- ogized for having canceled it, it ments with hair stylists, make up artists and aestheticians. However,
and many of our straight allies sire, ancestry, microflora, apoc- did very little to ensure that the the majority of people have needs other than manicures, massages
were unable to escape the recent alypse, and the Future [sic]” and reception speakers and attendees and mascara.
firestorm of concern and com- who insist that “incoherence is would be safe. I saw no effort by
plaint that raised the specter of resistance.” Task Force leaders to restore con- I learn a lot from most of the got articles and editorials. Unfor-
anti-Semitism across traditional trol of the reception to the sched- tunately, the only thing to be learned from these columns is how to
and digital media. The anti-pinkwashing activists uled speakers. Once the protest- pamper yourself if you are wealthy. Surely, your paper could use
charged that A Wider Bridge and ers took control of the micro- that space for articles with more substance.
Condemnations abounded, JOH were nothing but fronts and phone and the stage, the Task
fixing the community’s collec- apologists for an Israeli govern- Force allowed them to keep it Edina Lessack | Sanibel, Fla.
tive focus on the protest that ment intent on diverting atten- and allowed other protesters to
shut down a Jan. 22 reception tion from its oppression of Pales- berate and harass attendees Take Care of Refugees — Just Don’t Do It Here
and program hosted by A Wider tinians by shifting the focus to the trapped in the reception hall. In Rabbi Deborah Waxman’s recent Op-Ed piece (Jan. 21), she asserts
Bridge at the National LGBTQ safe and flourishing lives of LGBT that Jewish values require us to welcome the stranger, specifically Syrian
Task Force’s 28th annual Creat- Israelis. Yet even a cursory dip in- Third, the absurdity of pro- refugees. However, my Jewish values lead me to another conclusion.
ing Change conference in to the copious material available Palestinian protesters attacking
Chicago — with 4,000 attendees, online about both organizations and silencing a pro-Palestinian I’m reminded that Hillel the Elder asked, “If I am not for myself,
the largest such conference of not only would have shown that reception reflects a larger problem who will be for me?” God never required the Israelites to roll out
LGBT activists in history. The they have no ties to the Israeli of strategy and focus on the the welcome mat for the Amalekites, nor were the Maccabees ob-
intense media attention was not regime, but also would have re- American Left. There have been ligated to live under the oppression of the Seleucid Empire, nor were
without cause. vealed that both have forcefully numerous accounts in the media the Jews of the Warsaw ghetto required to welcome the Nazis. Con-
and outspokenly opposed the il- of the erroneous conflation of Zi- trary to what Rabbi Waxman asserts, Judaism does not require us
It is hard, after all, to fathom legal occupation of Palestinian onism with colonialism and to put ourselves in mortal danger by welcoming the stranger. Instead,
that the Task Force, an organi- territories, have long served racism on American college and we have an obligation to protect ourselves. Furthermore, the No. 1
zation co-founded by a Jew as Palestinians and, in the case of university campuses, as well as the responsibility of the United States government is to protect American
the first national LGBT rights JOH, incubated the first ever conflation of Zionism with Jewish citizens, not Syrians. Rabbi Waxman attempts to equate the Jewish
group, and long sustained by the Palestinian LGBT social services identity and the resulting hostility refugees of the 1930s with the Syrian refugees of today. The funda-
dedication and financial support organization. on some campuses against Jewish mental difference between the two is that Jewish refugees never
of countless LGBT (and students. These false equivalencies threatened others, while ISIS has killed, has vowed to keep killing,
straight) Jews, would permit a Accusing A Wider Bridge and were on hideous display at and has promised to infiltrate the refugee system — and has successfully
reception organized by a U.S.- JOH of pinkwashing and de- around the protest. I witnessed a done so. While only a small number of Syrian refugees are likely to
based Jewish LGBT group at its manding their silencing because protester harass a Jewish attendee be terrorists, some are. We must protect ourselves.
marquee annual conference to of it made as much sense as a de- who wore a rainbow flag as a
be forcibly shut down by 200 mand to shut down the Creating cape. The protester accused the Hillel also asked, “If I am not for others, what am I?” Fortunately,
protesters. A mob predominant- Change conference itself because attendee as being the “embodi- we can still protect Syrian refugees without the risk associated with
ly comprised of conference reg- the Task Force, as a Washington- ment of pinkwashing,” solely for welcoming them here. We can establish, fund and protect refugee
istrants, many peaceful but based LGBT NGO, is a being a Jew proud of her trans- camps in Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East. Furthermore, mil-
some violent, chanted “from the pinkwasher for the American gender identity. itary-age men can be given the opportunity to go to training camps
river to the sea, Palestine will be government’s abuses in Guan- before being returned to Syria to fight for their homeland.
free,” assaulted countless Jewish tanamo and in immigration de- There were other contributors
and other reception attendees tention centers. to the deeply disturbing incident Rabbi Waxman has admitted that her plan to “welcome the stranger”
and, according to some reports, in Chicago, but the ones above comes with risk. I’ll go a step further. If a Syrian refugee commits an
called attendees “kikes.” Notable, too, is that it was were most responsible for what act of terrorism on U.S. soil, some of that blood will be on her hands.
JOH’s pride parade that was at- happened and are most worthy
How could this possibly have tacked last summer by a radical of the constructive attention of Michael Rosen | Philadelphia
happened? religious extremist who stabbed the American Left, within and
six marchers, killing one. The or- outside of the LGBT movement. Physicians, Reveal Thineselves
Three flammable forces con- ganization’s leaders, in fact, were Anti-Semitism should not be af- How sobering to read Dr. Moskowitz’s analysis of British physi-
verged in that reception hall, and scheduled to speak at the A forded refuge anywhere, espe-
were sparked into the explosion Wider Bridge reception partly cially not at the preeminent na- cian support of BDS (Op-Ed, Feb. 4). Unfortunately, physicians are
that left many activists on the about how they have coped in the tional gathering of a community not immune from the virus of anti-Semitism. We need look no fur-
Left picking up the pieces while months since that murderous at- that knows the sting of bigotry ther back than the 1930s to recognize that physicians in Hitler’s Ger-
scratching our heads for answers. tack, and about the work they and intolerance all too well. many had an extraordinarily high rate of Nazi party membership
have undertaken to counter reli- and participation. Many blithely ignored their Hippocratic Oath to
First, not enough was done gious extremism in Israel — wor- Shame on us. l avoid caring for Jewish patients. Apparently, some of my medical
by the Task Force leaders and thy topics of discussion at the na- colleagues have learned little since that time.
others to counter the “pinkwash- tional LGBT conference. JOH Tony Varona is professor of law and
ing” libel against A Wider Bridge leaders not only never got to I wholeheartedly endorse his efforts to ensure that those MDs
and its scheduled guest speakers speak, they were forced off the academic dean at the American who espouse such vile positions will be deprived of anonymity.
from Jerusalem Open House for stage by the protesters.
Pride and Tolerance (JOH). The University Washington College of Law. Dr. Daniel L. Levine | San Francisco
Task Force initially cancelled the Second, there was a much
reception outright, days before larger and more dangerous fail- The first general counsel and legal Statement From the Publisher
the start of the conference, in re- ure of leadership by the Task
sponse to demands by a handful Force. director for the Human Rights We are a diverse community. The views expressed in the opinion columns and letters
of radical activists who included published in the Jewish Exponent are those of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect
Campaign, he serves on the board the views of the officers and boards of the Jewish Publishing Group and/or the Jewish
Federation of Greater Philadelphia. Send letters to [email protected] or fax
of directors of the Stonewall National to 215-569-3389. Letters should be a maximum of 200 words and may be edited for clar-
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You Will Believe a Clock Can Sing: ‘Beauty
and the Beast’ Returns to Philadelphia

ARTS formance of Mary Poppins when “I just feel like I
she was younger and telling her am the type of per-

MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF mom, “I want to be up there so son that loves to

bad. This is exactly what my encourage and in-

IT’S A TALE as old as time — heart is telling me to go do.” spire and moti-

and for some, a dream come true. Beast is her dream show, vate,” and perform-

The team behind the national she said. ing is a great way to

touring production of Beauty “This is a show I want to be a do that, she added.

and the Beast, the musical in- part of because of the timeless sto- And she’s had

spired by the 1991 Disney ani- ry and the beautiful message it plenty of chances to

mated classic composed by Jew- tells,” said Kohn, who wears many spread the message.

ish songwriting duo Alan hats in the ensemble, including a During last

Menken and Howard Ashman, villager and enchanted objects, in year’s tour, she did

will invite Philadelphia to be addition to being the understudy more than 320 per-

their guest during its run at the for flirtatious feather duster, Ba- formances. This

Academy of Music from Feb. 16 bette. “The story is about seeing year, she said, the

to Feb. 21. past someone’s exterior and look- cast will be doing a

For Hannah Jewel Kohn, who ing directly into their heart. It’s a little more than

is in her second year touring with timeless story everyone can relate that — they have

the company, the Philadelphia to in some way.” an 11-month con- ▲ Sam Hartley as the Beast and Brooke Quintana
as Belle in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.
performances will be a chance to It’s a message that is important tract which mandates
Matthew Murphy
see the musical enchant a new for the Jewish community — as eight performances a

audience — as she has for the well as many others, she said. It’s week, just like a Broad-

past many, many performances not the only Jewish value she can way show. She’s “It’s so exciting — people are

the cast has done so far. find in the musical, either. That sounds busy, been able to clapping and they’re jumping off

“Every time a person leaves She added she’s always related but it comes with its hear how their seats,” she said, laughing.

this theater, they have been to the message of Judaism of giv- perks. Kohn loves being ▲ Hannah Jewel Kohn, part of they put the “You can see the smiles from
changed,” enthused the 20-year- ing back. able to explore new Beauty and the Beast’s cast show to- miles away.”

old native of Walled Lake, Mich. “When God gives you a gift,” cities during their tour gether and If you think that having the

Kohn, who joined the ensem- she said, “it’s important to use it and visit museums. the messages behind each song. audience already know the story

ble of the touring cast of the mu- and help people.” The company also got a “They told us how each song and what’s going to happen

sical last year after performing at She’s used her gift of perform- bonus treat with this tour — the was created and the messages be- would hinder the performance,

Busch Gardens in Virginia, grew ing to others since she can re- chance to work with the creative hind the movie and the storyline you would probably be wrong.

up in a musical environment, member. “Ever since I was a little team from the original Broadway and the characters,” she said. The response from each audi-

with a great-grandmother who kid, I always — when I had days production, which ran on Broad- She learned that many of the ence is unique, and Kohn sees it

was a vaudevillian and a musi- off — I would go and volunteer way from 1994 to 2007, including characters’ behaviors are based every time she and the other per-

cal-happy family. and sing for” residents of local the director, choreographer and on real-life counterparts. When formers leave the backstage doors

She recalled seeing a live per- nursing homes, she said. costume designer. figuring out how Gaston — the and talk to those who saw the show.

hyper-masculine egotistical vil- “Not always do people show

lain — should be posing, for in- this much enthusiasm in a show,”

UPCOMING PROGRAMS FEBRUARY 2016 stance, his stature was based on she said, “but this show has been

someone’s ex-boyfriend. around and people have seen the

Masada and Noble Death “It’s not just a show and a mu- movie, grown up watching Beau-
in the Greek Shoah sical,” Kohn said. “It’s real life and ty and the Beast and have an idea
working with the original Broad- of what it’s going to feel like when

STEVEN BOWMAN way creative team — I am so grate- they see the musical.”

New Perspectives on Religious Experience ful and fortunate. I’m learning so Seeing the reaction from the
much and it’s truly remarkable.” audience and knowing the mes-

Playing so many roles in the sage will resonate with them is

“Falling in Love with the Law”: ensemble — which she did dur- one of Kohn’s favorite aspects
Spirituality in Jewish Practice ing last year’s performances as about being a part of the musical.
well — gives her the opportunity “This show is so important
SHAUL MAGID AND IRA STONE to bring to life many characters in the world today with every-

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC BOTH PROGRAMS ARE FREE during the different songs. thing going on and politics and
Full schedule and registration at katz.sas.upenn.edu/miracles RSVP at KATZ.SAS.UPENN.EDU But the one song in particular everything,” Kohn said. “We
need to bring more kindness
Up next in the series: that stands out to her is the and love to the world and a feel-
showstopper, “Be Our Guest.” ing of hope — that’s what you’ll

Though audiences who have

Phenomenological Approaches grown up with the movie know get after this show.” l
the classic tune by heart and see

The Reality of the Unseen it coming, there is always so Contact:
much enthusiasm for the song, [email protected];

Kohn said. 215-832-0740.

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A Wintertime Fish Story KERI WHITE |JEFOODCOLUMNIST

l

AS THE SEEMINGLY endless succes-
sion of too-early winter evenings
drags remorselessly on, I seek diver-
sions where I can find them. On one
recent chilly evening, that diversion
came in the form of dinner. There was
an elegance to the meal, but its sim-
plicity and efficient preparation is cer-
tainly doable on a weeknight, espe-
cially since the fish and snap peas
roast at the same temperature for the
same time. My advice when getting
started on this adventure: Start the
barley simmering first, then tend to
the other dishes.

FOOD Sprinkle with basil, cover In medium saucepan, heat taste (be generous) 2 Tbsps. butter
with foil and bake 20 minutes, barley and broth to boil.
GARLIC-ROASTED COD or until fish flakes and is Heat oven to 400˚. 1 tsp. vanilla
DAIRY opaque throughout. Lower heat, cover and sim- Toss peas in baking dish with
mer about 40 minutes, or until oil, salt and pepper. Fresh whipped cream for
2 Tbsps. butter Serve immediately; sauce is all liquid is absorbed. Roast 15-20 minutes.
1 Tbsp. chopped garlic wonderful over rice, barley, pasta These can be served hot, at serving, if desired
½ cup white wine or soaked up in bread. When ready to serve, sprin- room temperature, or cold the
1½ lbs. cod fillet kle with oregano (or your pre- next day. In medium saucepan, mix
salt and pepper Serves 4 ferred herb). Serves 4 cornstarch, brown sugar, milk
¼ cup chiffonaded fresh and cream with a whisk. Heat on
HERBED BARLEY Serves 4 BUTTERSCOTCH medium, stirring constantly with
basil PAREVE PUDDING the whisk.
SALT-AND-PEPPER- DAIRY
Heat oven to 400˚. 1 cup barley ROASTED SNAP PEAS When pudding reaches a slow
Melt butter and pour into 2½ cups vegetable broth PAREVE 2 Tbsps. plus 2 tsps. boil and thickens, cook 1 minute
baking dish with garlic and wine. 1 Tbsp. chopped fresh cornstarch more, stirring constantly. (Total
Sprinkle fish with salt and 1 lb. sugar snap peas, cooking time is 8-10 minutes.)
pepper on both sides. Place in oregano (or fresh thyme, rinsed ¾ cup dark brown sugar
baking dish and turn over, coat- parsley, cilantro or the 2 cups milk Remove from heat. Add but-
ing both sides with wine mixture. fresh herbs of your 2 Tbsps. olive oil 1 cup heavy cream ter and vanilla, whisking to in-
choice) 1 tsp. kosher salt corporate. Serve warm or chilled.

fresh ground pepper to Serves 2 gluttonously or 4 sen-
sibly l

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Thanks to Shared Culinary Heritage,
Cookbook Writer Driven to Spheres

RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF

FOOD transforming the classic Italian- share her family-favorite meat- tions, I never thought about mix- tomato sauce — and tweaking
American staple that is usually ball recipe from her new cook- ing milk and meat,” she said. At classic dishes on her own.
“ON TOP OF spaghetti, all made with ground pork — in book, Meatballs and Matzah other times, she thought she was
covered with” — actually, hold addition to ground beef and veal Balls: Recipes and Reflections “all set on a swordfish recipe, but “Some recipes were brand
the cheese. These meatballs — and at least one type of cheese from a Jewish and Italian Life at I didn’t realize that some author- new, ones that I wanted to create
are kosher. is Marcia Friedman. The cook- the Gershman Y’s Book It! event ities don’t consider it kosher.” that represented both traditions
book author was on hand to on Feb. 4. to me personally,” she said.
The person responsible for Eventually, she found that
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Major Cards Accepted Judaism about 20 years ago. “Culturally, Italians and Jews looked to some classics like
really have a great emphasis on matzah balls and created my own
10% OFF She saw Judaism — its values, food and coming together version” — one that involves
traditions and history — through around the table and having that cooking the knaydlach in olive oil.
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT SUSHI her husband’s eyes, and found that be a very meaningful experi-
the more she studied and learned, ence,” she observed. “Culinarily She also blended those tradi-
Expires 3/16/16 the more she embraced it. speaking, there’s the overlap of tions into the signature dish of
some of their foods, which was the book, a meatball-matzah ball
Must present Jewish Exponent coupon. Friedman does not keep a probably due to the travels of Ro- Jewish-Italian dumplings recipe
Not valid with any other o ers nor on strictly kosher kitchen at home mans and Jews across Europe. So that, she explained, is a mash-up
holidays. Limit 6 guests per table. — no pork or shellfish allowed, there was a little bit of a cross- manifestation of “what I was try-
Soda, co ee excluded. Adults only. for example — but all of the pollination of some of the types ing to do in my own life.”
recipes in her cookbook can be of foods that they were making.”
made kosher. Some recipes are based on
For example, twice-baked dishes she had never prepared
At the Gershman Y, she pre- cookies with almonds overlap before, like brisket.
pared the aforementioned orbs both cultures, as seen and tasted
with kosher meat, fresh vegeta- with Italian biscotti and Jewish Her mother-in-law discov-
bles, spices and tomato sauces. mandelbrot. ered a new brisket recipe around
Passover one year, and Friedman
At first, Friedman acknowl- It took Friedman about 10 offered to help.
edged, the rules of kashrut and years to write the book, time that
the tiny details that followed were included gathering recipes from “I really had no appreciation
difficult to perfect, especially for family members — her husband’s at that point about how long it
Passover seders. grandfather’s latkes, her dad’s takes to cook a brisket and, really,
what to expect,” she confessed.
“Coming from Italian tradi- “So I was pretty distressed when

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TORAH PORTION

The Supreme Importance of the Definite Article

RABBI JOEL SELTZER definitive article “the” in the CANDLE LIGHTING they are born of actions, not commitment to my Jewish
phrase “the planks.” The merely of thought. Many tradition?
PARSHAT TERUMAH 2. What have I done for my
EXODUS 25:1-27:19 Torah certainly could have February 12 5:15 P.M. people in our world “think” favorite Jewish institution
lately? Do I give my tzedakah
HOW IMPORTANT IS the said: “Make planks,” just as it February 19 5:23 P.M. about the future. But what to Jewish causes and organi-
word “the,” really? Most of us just did with nearly every other these two midrashim illus- zations? What can I do to be
throw our “the” around indis- a leader in my community?
criminately in practically every material in its blueprint for the For many of us, this midrash trate is that words, in and of 3. What kind of future do I
sentence without really paying it want to see for our Jewish
much attention. But, ask anyone Tabernacle. “They shall make an will immediately bring to mind themselves, are rarely a means to world? What will I do today
who graduated from “THE” — and what will I do tomor-
Ohio State University, and they ark” (Exodus 25:10); “You shall another famous story, this time an end. We must take tangible row — to ensure that we will
will make certain to emphasize dictate our Jewish future?
the definitive nature of the defi- make a cover” (Exodus 25:17); from the Talmud (Ta’anit 23a), de- action — indeed, we must plant
nite article “the,” thereby high- Ultimately, this is the supreme
lighting that the alumnus in “You shall make a table” (Exodus picting the magical folk-character — which means that we must be importance of the definite article.
question did not graduate from It is active, not passive; it is about
just any university in the State of 25:23), etc. of Honi the Circle Maker happen- willing to get our hands dirty in owning your destiny, not being
Ohio (Bowling Green State Uni- a slave to it. And ultimately, like
versity, The University of Cincin- Rashi — Rabbi Shlomo ing upon an man planting a carob the process of building a better the planters who came before us,
nati, Oberlin College et al) but our job as Jews is not merely to
rather one, very specific univer- Yitzhaki (1040-1105) — the pre- tree. “How long will it take this Jewish future. shape “a” future; it is to shape
sity — with a very specific foot- “the” future we want to see.
ball team. eminent medieval Jewish scholar, tree to bear fruit?” Honi asked. So what does all this mean in
Rabbi Joel Seltzer is the executive
This week’s parshah, Parshat quoting a midrash from Midrash “Seventy years,” the man replied. practicality? It means that in my
Terumah, which details the items director of Camp Ramah in the
to be used in the construction of Tanchumah (Terumah: 9) ex- “And do you think you shall live estimation, the questions we
the Mishkan, the Holy Taberna- Poconos. He lives in Center City
cle, contains one very important plains that the Torah’s use of the for another 70 years?” asked Honi should be asking ourselves as a
usage of the definite article, or Philadelphia with his wife Eliana and
the “hey ha-yidiah” in Hebrew. definitive article is very inten- incredulously. “Perhaps not,” the Jewish community are not:
In Exodus 26:15 we read: their three daughters. The Board of
tional: “Why the planks? [To in- old man said, “but when I entered 1. Will my children and my
“You shall make the planks of Rabbis of Greater Philadelphia is proud
the Tabernacle of acacia wood, dicate] those very planks that are this world, there were carob trees; grandchildren choose to live
upright.” to provide the Torah commentary
standing ready specifically for so just as my ancestors planted for Jewish lives after I am gone?
The commentators are imme- for the Jewish Exponent.
diately drawn to the use of the this project.” me, so, too, will I plant for future 2. Will our Jewish institutions

The Midrash continues: generations.” survive this time of contrac-

“Our ancestor, Jacob, planted In both of these stories, the tion and retrenchment?

them. When he came down to human virtue of foresight is 3. How will our Jewish world

Egypt, he said to his sons: ‘My highlighted. Jacob, foretelling the learn to adapt to the chang-

sons! You are one day destined prophecy of redemption, saw fit ing realities of our contem-

to be redeemed from here, and to plant cedar trees, not simply porary society?

when you are redeemed, the for some ambiguous future use

Holy One will tell you that you but, rather, for the Tabernacle But rather:

are to make a Tabernacle for specifically. Similarly, the man 1. How do I demonstrate my

God. Rise up and plant cedars planting the carob tree does so love for Judaism to my fami-

now, so that when God tells you not for his own immediate ben- ly? Do I bring them with me

to make a Tabernacle, these spe- efit, but rather for the profit of to synagogue? Do I go to syn-

cific cedars will be ready.’ his posterity. agogue? If I don’t go to syna-

Hence, the Torah speaks of ‘the But what is particularly en- gogue, what can I do (consis-

boards,’ the boards their father lightening about these two exam- tently!) with my children that

had arranged should be ready.” ples of foresight is the fact that will underscore my personal

it wasn’t cooking the way I ex- and flavor into their lives in a ¾ cup finely chopped sweet ing pan) over medium-high heat. MARCIA FRIEDMAN
pected it to, but then it actually meaningful way.” onion Roll the meat mixture into
turned out quite good.” ing meatballs.
Contact: 2 thick slices of nondairy balls about 1½ inches in diam- Assemble the sauce and,
Friedman is always looking [email protected]; sandwich bread (with eter (or to desired size). Place as
for new recipes to try, and to 215-832-0737 crusts discarded), many as will fit in a single layer when warm, stir in the meatballs.
learn more about the history thoroughly soaked in in the hot oil, and fry, turning Simmer for at least 1 hour. Use a
and traditions. ITALIAN MEATBALLS water and gently to brown on at least two sides. slotted spoon to remove from
MEAT squeezed of excess Remove with a slotted spoon to sauce if serving as an appetizer,
“I don’t want to stop learn- a plate. Repeat with any remain- or spoon meatballs and sauce
ing,” she said. “It’s just been so It seems like we can never have ¾ tsp. salt, or to taste over warm cooked pasta.
fun — I’m always looking at too many of these meatballs, a 1½ tsps. garlic powder
new recipes. I actually love just childhood favorite of mine. 1½ tsps. dried oregano Yield: 30 to 40 meatballs l
kind of going down the rabbit Browned in olive oil and braised Freshly ground black
hole when I’m researching in tomato sauce, the seasoned beef
recipes and enjoying the history becomes tender and richly fla- pepper
so much.” vored with spices and tomatoes. 2 large eggs
Serve the meatballs as appetizers Extra-virgin olive oil
Friedman hopes the cook- or with the cooking sauce over Tomato sauce (Berney’s
book provides inspiration for pasta. The only significant change
others, too. I’ve made to my mom and dad’s Italian Tomato Sauce from
tried-and-true recipe is to omit Meatballs and Matzah Balls
“I hope [the book] is some- the cheese to make them kosher. or your favorite tomato
thing that can be inspiring, espe- sauce)
cially to people who have con- 2 lbs. ground beef
verted or maybe are thinking Mix beef and next seven ingre-
about converting, or interfaith dients (through eggs) together in
families — just trying to find a bowl until just combined. Heat
ways to integrate Jewish culture a thin layer of olive oil in a large
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COMMUNITY NEWS from

The JEWISH FEDERATION of GREATER PHILADELPHIA

e Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s mission is to mobilize financial and volunteer
resources to address the community’s most critical priorities in Greater Philadelphia, in israel and around the world.

Two Opportunities to Get Involved in Women’s Philanthropy

Women’s PhilanthroPy oF the Jewish Federation of Greater Women’s Philanthropy Seeks Board Nominations
Philadelphia brings together a diverse group of Jewish women who are con-
nected by their commitment to making a gift in their own name to the Jewish Susan Schwartz, Chair of the Nominating Committee of Women’s Philan-
Federation. Through everything from mitzvah activities, speaker series and thropy, is seeking nominations from community members for the 2016-2017
young mothers’ events to leadership development, missions and fundraising Women’s Philanthropy Board.
events, Women’s Philanthropy offers something for virtually every woman,
of every age, looking to make a difference in the local and global Jewish com- According to the Women’s Philanthropy bylaws, nominations should be
munity. Here are two upcoming opportunities for women to further invest based on the following criteria:
in Jewish life and themselves.
• Leadership experience
• An ability to work well with others
• Recommendations
• Affiliation with the Jewish Federation’s community partners and/or

other communal organizations
• Support of the Jewish Federation’s Jewish Community Fund

Women Rock Out to Philanthropy Nominations of women who meet these criteria may be submitted by email
to Marni Davis, Director of Women’s Philanthropy, at [email protected].
There are at least 1,000 reasons to give to the Jewish Federation of Greater
Philadelphia. On the evening of Thursday, March 17, the Jewish Federation’s Please submit your recommendations now through Friday, Feb. 26.
Women’s Philanthropy will celebrate at the Pomegranate Event those women
in our community who understand the impact of giving at least $1,000 to The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia &
help the most vulnerable. Partnership2Gether invite you to:

This just may be the most talked about event on the Women’s Philan- PHILLY MISSION TO ISRAEL & MOROCCO
thropy calendar: it will feature a performance and personal reflections by
Bulletproof Stockings, a self-proclaimed “Chasidic alt rock girl band,” based ISRAEL: APRIL 3RD 5TH MOROCCO: APRIL 6TH 14TH
in Brooklyn, N.Y., in only their second performance in the Philadelphia Visit and celebrate Israel & Morocco
area. Bulletproof Stockings combines indie rock with pop, blues and funk. through the unique prism of Partnership.
Their music has been compared to Adele, Fiona Apple and The Red Hot
Chili Peppers, but with one distinction: Bulletproof Stockings incorporates Cost: $4,500*, includes:
their faith into every song and every performance, adhering to the rabbinic Round trip transportation (leaving Sunday, April 3rd,
prohibition of kol isha, admitting women only to their live shows. The band returning Thursday, April 14th)
has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, the New Yorker, The Wash- Three nights/three days in Israel
ington Post, The Huffington Post and The Daily Beast, and is fast becoming Eight nights/nine days in Morocco
a media and audience sensation. PLUS: You can attend the P2G@20 Partnership2Gether
Mega-Event in Israel (optional, additional $990)
“This year we are celebrating the power of our collective giving, honoring
our generous Pomegranate donors with an evening that will be incredibly Mission to Morocco Only: $3,000* (departs Tuesday, April 5th)
fun and powerful at the same time,” said Holly Nelson, Women’s Philan-
thropy President. DĞĞƚƵƉǁŝƚŚƉĂƌƟĐŝƉĂŶƚƐƚƌĂǀĞůŝŶŐĨƌŽŵ/ƐƌĂĞůƚŽďĞŐŝŶŽƵƌ
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Event Chairs Esther Kaplin and Rachel Steinberg are working to create ΎWƌŝĐĞƐƐƵďũĞĐƚƚŽĐŚĂŶŐĞ͘ΨϱϬϬĚĞƉŽƐŝƚŝƐƌĞƋƵŝƌĞĚƚŽƐĞĐƵƌĞLJŽƵƌƐƉŽƚ͘
an evening that demonstrates to each donor the importance of the dollars
raised. From feeding the hungry to serving the elderly; providing meaningful Visit jewishphilly.org/P2G20
Jewish experiences for children and young adults, including camping and
Birthright Israel trips; and literally saving lives in Philadelphia, Israel and More information: 215.832.0837 or [email protected]
around the world – each dollar donated to the Jewish Federation has great
impact. Pomegranate donors who attend this event will both celebrate and
be celebrated for their generosity.

Event sponsor Barbara Ellick Designs jewelry boutique, at 705 Montgomery
Avenue in Narberth, is donating 20 percent of in-store purchases made between
Feb. 29 and March 11 to the Jewish Federation’s 2016 Campaign, for all who
mention the Jewish Federation at the time of purchase. The event is also
sponsored by the Sweet Trading Company in Narberth; visit them at
thechocolateconcierge.com.

Delicious hors d’oeuvres and cocktails will be served by six Points
Kosher events. to register for the Pomegranate event, and for more details,
visit jewishphilly.org/pom or contact marni Davis, Director of Women’s
Philanthropy at 215.832.0859 or [email protected].

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▼THURSDAY, warehouse to struggling families tops all offers for your l
FEB. 11 throughout the Greater Philadelphia diamonds & jewelry.
area. This wonderful, fun opportunity ▲▶
Lecture. is great for volunteers of all ages and We can pay more because
abilities. Box-packing runs from 10 we know the true value.
Professor James Paradis a.m. to about 11:30 a.m., followed by Immediate cash for one
presents “African Americans food delivery. Times are flexible! piece or an entire
and the Gettysburg Cam- Groups welcome! Community service collection.
paign” at 7:30 p.m. at The forms available! For more
Auditorium at Rydal Park, 1515 information, contact us at 201 Old York Road • Jenkintown, PA
The Fairway, Rydal. A professor at [email protected] or 610-660-0190.
Arcadia University, Paradis is the 10980 Dutton Road, Philadelphia. (215) 885-7070
authority of a range of subjects,
especially military ones that affected the African-American League of Women Voters. Open Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
community. RSVP via email to [email protected] noting the date and 10am - 4:30pm
event requested, along with contact information, or by calling The League of Women Voters will
215-376-6292. meet at Rydal Park for an event at Closed Sunday & Monday
7:30 p.m. This independent
loc.gov grassroots organization is the with your preschooler? ZoomDance
backbone of our political system. will be coming to Buerger Early
▼THURSDAY, FEB. 11 who brings her Southern roots and a welcome! The Charry Service begins Come hear how our local political Learning Center at 10 a.m.!
joyful spirit to her music. Her style at 10 a.m. with tot StorahTelling at system is shaping up and the ZoomDance empowers kids with the
Mommy and Me. ranges from folk to blues, gospel, approximately 11 a.m. This delightful challenges, changes, and future of creativity, curiosity, and confidence
soulful — and fun. She writes in service is followed by a delicious, tot- voting in our region. RSVP via email to express themselves thoroughly
Sherrie Turetsky, director of the Hebrew and English and will inspire friendly kiddush catered by our to [email protected] noting the and thoughtfully. RSVP required,
School of Early Learning at Old York you to sing along. Come sing and marvelous in-house caterer, Frank date and event requested, along please call Andi at 267-535-2643 or
Road Temple-Beth Am, will lead a pray the winter blues away. 7:30 p.m. Krafchik and Centre Catering. Free, with contact information, or by [email protected] to save your
weekly one-hour “Mommy & Me” 971 Old York Road, Abington. For but please RSVP. 400 West Ellet calling 215-376-6292. The spot. All toddlers, preschoolers and
class at 9:30 a.m. For more more information, call 215-886-8000. Street, Philadelphia. Auditorium at Rydal Park, 1515 The parents welcome. Invite your
information, call 215-886-0650. 971 Fairway, Rydal. friends! 619 N. Broad St.,
Old York Road, Abington. Musical Shabbat. Lunch and Learn. Philadelphia. For more information
▼MONDAY, FEB. 15 head to FELSkids.org.
Sick of JSwipe Party. Old York Road Temple-Beth Am Society Hill Synagogue hosts a
welcomes Shabbat with a musical lunch and learn with longtime SHS jkidphilly Event. Music at Kol Ami.
You’re a catch — and The Shabbat service featuring the Beth member Murray Dubin, who was a
Collaborative knows it. And they’re Am T’efillah Band at 7:30 p.m. For reporter and editor of The The National Museum of American Mister John Music will be coming to
not going to let anyone swipe left on more information call 215-886- Philadelphia Inquirer for 34 years, Jewish History will host a sensory- Kol Ami at 10 a.m.! Mister John’s
you without getting a chance to 8000. 971 Old York Road, Abington. and his co-author, Pulitzer Prize- friendly access event in partnership Music incorporates instruments,
meet you face to face. Just in time winning journalist Daniel Biddle, to with JCHAI and Jewish Learning music, creativity, storytelling, and
for Valentine’s Day, they’re inviting Traditional Shabbat. lead a discussion about their book, Venture’s Whole Community imagination into his class while
you to decrease your risk for thumb Tasting Freedom: Octavius Catto and Inclusion. Children, teens and adults teaching children to be patient and
arthritis and meet other great young Reform Congregation Keneseth the Battle for Equality in Civil War of all abilities are invited to join for share. All toddlers, preschoolers, and
singles from Philly’s Jewish Israel welcomes Shabbat at 6 p.m. America. Noon to 2:30 p.m. 418 art activities and storytime at the parents welcome. Invite your
community. If you’re in your 20s and 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. For Spruce St., Philadelphia. museum in a quiet setting, with a friends! RSVP required, please call
30s and looking for love in the Philly more information, call 215-887-8700. specially designed Museum tour. Sheri at 215-635-4180 or
Jewish community, this event is for This is a great event for ALL [email protected] to save your
you. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at ▼SATURDAY, FEB. 13 ▼SUNDAY, FEB. 14 jkidphilly families! Museum spot. For more information about
Strangelove’s, 216 S. 11th St. admission is FREE. Open to the this free event, head to FELSkids.org.
(between Walnut & Locust) Coffee, Bagels, Torah. Rummage Sale. public. 10 a.m. to noon. 101 South 8201 High School Road, Elkins Park.
Philadelphia. $10 in advance / $20 at Independence Mall East,
the door. Begin Shabbat morning at Old York Temple Sinai’s Sisterhood is proud Philadelphia. President’s Day at NMAJH.
Road Temple-Beth Am with an to announce the Fourth Annual
Opening Reception. interactive, engaging discussion of Rummage Sale on Feb. 14 and Feb. Guys and Dolls. Celebrate President’s Day at the
the weekly portion, including bagels 15 for the Bag Sale. Get ready for National Museum of American
The Gershman Y hosts an opening and coffee at 9 a.m., followed by a bargains! All items are sold at very Tickets go on sale for The Mitzvah Jewish History and explore how
reception featuring artist Alex peer-led Shabbat service at 10:15 low prices and include clothing for Players at Congregation Adath American leaders impacted history,
Ebstein for his mixed media a.m. Casual dress is appropriate, and the entire family, housewares, Israel’s production of Guys & Dolls, American society and the American
exhibition, “Puzzle Pieces,” in the everyone is welcome. For more shoes, kids’ stuff, jewelry, pictures, directed by Lisa Litman and Jewish community. Meet George
Gershman Gallery and photographer information, call 215-886-8000. 971 linens, home decor and so much featuring the Lee Milhous Orchestra. Washington and examine his original
Liz Donadio for her exhibition, “In Old York Road, Abington. more. Sale starts at 9 a.m. and runs Performances are March 5 and 12 at letter written in 1790 to the Jewish
Visible Light,” from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. until 4 p.m. and continues on 8 p.m. and March 6 and 12 at 2 p.m. community of Newport, R.I.,
401 S. Broad St., Philadelphia. Shabbat Morning Jam. Monday, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. All Tickets: $36 (reserved) and $18 declaring the importance of religious
items will be in good working (general admission). Tickets can be freedom. Write your own letter with
▼FRIDAY, FEB. 12 Join Rabbi Annie and Chana condition. All leftover items are purchased online: a quill pen, have fun with interactive
Rothman at Germantown Jewish donated to local charities. Call 215- www.adathisrael.org/ storytelling, and enjoy arts and
Soul/Gospel Shabbat. Centre to bring the stories of the 643-6510 for more information. guysanddolls Members AND non- crafts projects. Free. 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.
Torah to life with theater, song and 1401 N. Limekiln Pike, Dresher. members can signup online or stop 101 S. Independence Mall East,
Special Guest Rabbi Rayzel Raphael puppets. Move and dance, imagine into the office to buy tickets. Philadelphia.
joins Old York Road Temple-Beth and ask juicy questions and celebrate JRA Distribution. Questions? Call 610-934-1919. 250 N.
Am’s clergy to share her original Shabbat together in the Charry Highland Ave., Merion Station. See Calendar, Page 30
liturgical music. Rabbi Rayzel is an Sanctuary. The program is geared Join the Jewish Relief Agency to
award-winning singer/songwriter towards those ages 2 to 5 and all are pack and deliver food from its ZoomDance at Buerger.

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Calendar at KleinLife from 11:45 a.m. to 1:45 requested, along with contact storytelling, improvisational theater, ▼THURSDAY, FEB. 18
p.m. In honor of the Academy information, or by calling 215-376- script reading, creative writing,
Continued from Page 29 Awards, Kirk will be playing tunes 6292. The Auditorium at Rydal Park, games, and humor to engage Mommy and Me.
from your favorite movies. Make sure 1515 The Fairway, Rydal. participants in activities that have
Greek Shoah. to reserve for lunch or come just for been shown to improve cognition Sherrie Turetsky, director of the
the party starting at 12:45 p.m. For Adath Israel Class. and attitude. 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. School of Early Learning at Old York
When Greek Jews faced the Nazi more information, contact Shelley Free. Register gershmany.org. 401 S. Road Temple-Beth Am, will lead a
onslaught, their responses were Geltzer at [email protected] or Join for a class, “The Mysterious Broad St., Philadelphia. weekly one-hour “Mommy & Me”
influenced by an ideal of noble death 215-698-7300 x129. 10100 Jamison Power of the Niggun,” presented by class at 9:30 a.m. For more
based on the story of Jewish Ave., Philadelphia. Rabbi Ariella Rosen. Explore the Jewish Memoirs. information call 215-886-0650. 971
resistance at Masada. Learn more with history of the niggun (wordless Old York Road, Abington.
Steven Bowman, Professor Emeritus of Race Relations Panel. singing) and its origins in Chasidic Join a discussion of modern Jewish
Judaic Studies in the McMicken College Judaism, as well as its ability to history through personal memoirs at Did Jew Know.
of Arts and Sciences at the University Join the Gershman Y for “Dream transform our experience of prayer. KleinLife from 12:45 p.m. to 1:45
of Cincinnati, and past winner of Interrupted: Race in America Then & In this session we will study, discuss, p.m. Participants are welcome to The Gershman Y’s Director of
prestigious Fulbright-Hays and Lady Now” from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Half and sing together, in pursuit of the share their own experiences. Programs, Sahar Oz, leads this
Davis research awards — and an a century after the landmark Civil meaning that can come from the Facilitated by Dr. Reena Friedman. international tour of lesser-known
adjunct fellow at the Katz Center this Rights Act of 1964 and in the last year simple act of singing nonsensical 10100 Jamison Ave., Philadelphia. Jews who have made remarkable
spring. This program is part of the Katz of a two-term African-American syllables. No musical background or impacts in various fields during a
Center’s year-long series, Jews Beyond president’s administration, racism experience required. Class is $10 for Interfaith Class. lunch ‘n’ learn at 12:30 p.m. Bring
Reason: Celebrating Emotion, the continues across the U.S. in various anyone in the community who is not your lunch and learn. Perfect for
Unconscious, and Other Dimensions of forms, as demonstrated most visibly a member of Adath Israel. Register InterfaithFamily/Philadelphia and trivia buffs, history fans, and anyone
Jews’ Inner Lives. 7:30 p.m. Free, but but not exclusively by numerous to attend by calling the Adath Israel jkidphilly present InterfaithFamily’s with a good sense of humor! He will
RSVP at katz.sas.upenn.edu. police shootings of young African- Education Office: 610-934-1920 or Raising A Child with Judaism in Your discuss “Nutrition & New Toys,”
Congregation Mikveh Israel, 44 N. 4th Americans. How far have we come as by emailing Barbara Sharofsky, Interfaith Family, a one-of-a-kind about the Greek Jew who built a
St., Philadelphia. a society, and what does the future [email protected]. All online work-at-your-own-pace class food empire, and the toy inventors
hold for race relations in America? classes begin at 7:30 p.m. 250 N. for interfaith parents thinking about who didn’t play around. $10/session.
▼TUESDAY, FEB. 16 Join a panel with Rev. Mark Kelly Tyler, Highland Ave., Merion Station. whether and how to bring Jewish Register at gershmany.org. 401 S.
Mother Bethel AME Church; Dr. wisdom, traditions, and customs to Broad St., Philadelphia.
Senior Store and More. Michael Yudell, author of Race Lunch and Learn-Center City. their home, their lives, and their
Unmasked: Biology and Race in the parenting. This six-session class will Rosalie’s Review.
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Please join the Old York Road session on “Making Ethical Choices: Enjoy an evening of mah jongg with Temple Sholom in Broomall to delve
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niece, nephew or other children in Jeshurun Players as they present
your family. This group will also Stephanie Feldman at Rydal. Judaism in Star Trek. the much-loved, life-affirming
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both today and for the future of your writer who teaches at Arcadia before. In the ’60s, there was short- College, 7605 Old York Road,
family. Please feel free to share this University, will speak at Rydal Park lived TV show called Star Trek. Melrose Park on at 7:30 p.m., Feb. 20
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in need of support. RSVP to Rachel novel, The Angel of Losses, is winner Rodenberry, was not Jewish, the and watch as the miracle of miracles
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the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award. It Shamayim, on Feb. 16, Feb. 23 and March 1, collaborating their community
Oscars and Birthdays. was included in best-of-the-year from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Listen to Rabbi Dan talents for a number of years and are
lists from many publications. RSVP Wolpe as he explores Judaism in the Final Frontier. very proud to be presenting this
Enjoy a delicious catered birthday via email to [email protected], 9768 Verree Road, Philadelphia. production together. A special
cake and celebrate all of the noting the date and event feature is the “bottle dance”
February birthdays with Kirk Mauer performed by members of the
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▲ 55 YEARS OF MARRIAGE ▶ STEIN-ROTH

Celebrating 55 years of marriage, these four couples all got married in 1960 and Jane and Mel Stein of Blue Bell are thrilled to
have remained friends ever since. announce the engagement of their daughter,
Alexandra Erin, to Justen Harris Roth, son of
Myrna (Mandell) and Norm Nieman; Elaine (Lundy) and Dru Goldberg; Toby Nina and Cary Roth of New York City.
(Adelman) and Charles Lundy; and Joyce (Bredt) and Paul Adelman have all par-
ticipated in each other’s weddings and still share the gift of friendship. Alexandra, a graduate of Germantown Acad-
emy in Ft. Washington, received her Bachelor
BIRTHS of Arts degree in psychology, magna cum laude,
from the University of Pennsylvania. She went
◀ LEVI PERRY GLAUSER on to earn a Juris Doctorate degree with honors
from Rutgers School of Law, where she was as-
Audra (nee Lachman) and Brian Glauser are sociate managing editor of the Rutgers Law Jour-
thrilled to announce the birth of their son, Levi nal. Alexandra is an attorney specializing in matrimonial law and custody issues
Perry (Levi Peretz), born on Aug. 29. at a boutique Manhattan law firm.

Sharing in their happiness are first-time grand- Justen is a graduate of Millburn High School in Millburn, N.J., where he was
parents Marcy and Joel Glauser of Huntingdon state singles champion and a high school tennis All-American, and of the University
Valley, and Janice and Michael Lachman of Farm- of Pennsylvania, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics and
ington Hills, Mich. The proud great-grandmother competed as a four-year member of the Penn tennis team. After working at a Wall
is Blanche Needle of Southfield, Mich. Street firm for the past five years, he is currently an MBA candidate at Columbia
Business School in New York City.
Joining in welcoming Levi are aunts and un-
cles Jerry Glauser, Michael Glauser (fiancé of Alexandra and Justen met in 2009 while attending the University of Pennsylvania
Suzanne Lotowycz) and Jennifer Glauser. and were engaged this past December at Wolffer Estate Vineyard in Sagaponack,
Levi Perry is named in loving memory of his paternal great-grandfather Leon N.Y., one of their favorite places.
Orkin and his maternal great-grandfather Philip S. Needle.
Alexandra is the granddaughter of Freda and the late Dr. Joseph Lowenthal and
▶ SYDNEY ISLA EHRLICH the late Shirley Stein. Justen is the grandson of Gloria and the late Al Roth and the
late Faye and William Evans.
Allison and Steven Ehrlich of Manalapan, N.J. are
delighted to announce the birth of their daughter, The couple is planning a June 2017 wedding in Manhattan.
Sydney Isla (Sima Ivy), on Jan. 27.
▶ MILLER-LEVITT
Sharing in their happiness are grandparents
Eileen and Russell Billings of Marlboro, N.J. and Susan and Elliot Miller of Elkins Park, and
Beth and Paul Ehrlich of Huntingdon Valley. Join- Amy and Ben Levitt of Clarksville, Md., are
ing in welcoming Sydney are aunts and uncles Julia thrilled to announce the engagement of their
Ryan-Billings, Jason Billings, Rina Ehrlich and children, Maxwell Gabriel Miller and Randi Jor-
Michael Ehrlich. Also sharing in the joy is her great- danna Levitt.
grandmother Francis Rosner.
Randi, a graduate of Atholton High School in
Sydney Isla is named in loving memory of Columbia, Md., received a bachelor’s degree in
her great-grandfathers Sam Rosner and Israel (Robert) Ehrlich. May their memory sports and recreation management from the Uni-
be a blessing. versity of Maryland in 2012. She graduated with
a master’s degree in student affairs in higher ed-
ucation from Miami University in 2015. Randi is
an assistant director of student life at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia.

Max, a graduate of Akiba Hebrew Academy, received a bachelor’s degree in exercise
science and sports studies in 2011 from Rutgers University. He graduated with a mas-
ter’s degree in recreation and leisure services from Texas State University in 2013.
Max is the coordinator of intramurals and recreation at Villanova University. 

Sharing in their joy are Randi’s brothers Scott and Adam Levitt.
Randi is the granddaughter of Marjorie and Clive Pinsker and Suzanne Levitt
and the late Milt Levitt. Max is the grandson of Maurice Berry and the late Barbara
Berry and the late Gertrude and Harry Miller.
Max and Randi met at a National Intramural and Recreational Sports Association
conference in Las Vegas in 2013 and became engaged in August 2015. They reside
in Philadelphia and are planning a July 2016 wedding in Clarksville, Md.

WEDDING

▶ FURMAN- SHOEMAKER Rosenberg, Merrill’s grandniece, served as flower girls, Jay’s three children, Brian Shoemaker, Laurie Kott
while Merrill’s brothers, Michael and Marc Furman, and Eric Shoemaker, and their spouses Ariel,
Merrill Anita Furman and S. Jay Shoemaker an- walked her down the aisle and proudly gave her away.  Michael and Jessica completed the wedding party,
nounce their marriage of true minds and hearts, which along with their children Simon, Max, Josie, Seth
took place Jan. 2 at Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El. The cer- and Jack. Gloria Spitz, close friend of the newlyweds,
emony was beautifully officiated by Rabbi Neil Cooper, signed the ketubah. 
who suggested the couple be fruitful. We hope he did
not mean this literally as Merrill is approaching the age Following a honeymoon cruise to the Western
of Sarah in the Bible when she gave birth to Abraham.  Caribbean, the couple continues to reside in Wynnewood
with their three cats, Butzi, Hemingway and Betty. The
Joyfully sharing in the day was Susie Brister, cousin cats, when quoted, expressed relief their parents tied the
of the bride and matron of honor, and Jay’s best man, knot and gave them legitimacy. l
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SOUTHSIDE! MAGNIFICENT BAYFRONT, 5 BR, 5.5 BA, ST. LEONARD’S TRACT BEACHBLOCK VENTNOR SOUTHSIDE NEWER MARINA DISTRICT MARGATE TOWNHOME SOUTHSIDE
4 BOAT SLIPS, 7400 SQFT, SALT-WATER NEW CONSTRUCTION! 6 BR, 6.5 BA, CONSTRUCTION, 5 BR, 3.5 BA, GOURMET WITH 4 BR’S, 2.5 BA’S, 2-CAR GARAGE &
INFINITY POOL…PRICE UPON REQUEST 10FT CEILINGS, HUGE YARD…$1,599,000 KITCHEN, DECK & OCEANVIEWS…$899,000 NO CONDO FEES!...$375,000

MARGATE $1,395,000 OCEANFRONT TRIPLE LOT! 7 BR, 4 BA, PARKWAY NEW CONSTRUCTION MAGNIFICENT MARGATE BEAUTY ON DROP-DEAD-GORGEOUS VIEWS FROM THIS MARGATE $$600,000
ENDLESS VIEWS & & 125 FEET OF OCEAN JUST 2 BLOCKS TO THE BEACH! DOUBLE LOT WITH RECENT UPGRADES & 5000 BOARDWALK 2BR, 2 BA, BEAUTIFUL +,:0.5,9;67-3669)9-<33)(
:6<;/:0+,9,*,5;3@)<03;)9 FRONTAGE..PRICE UPON REQUEST 6 BR, 5 BA, GARAGE & HIGH-END GORGEOUS IN-GROUND POOL…$899,000 KITCHEN & OPEN LAYOUT!...$365,000 >0;//(9+>66+-39::<996<5+
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CONSTRUCTION! 5 BR, 4.5 BA, W/ POOL WATER FRONT MARGATE LIKE NEW COLONIAL, 4 BR, 2.5 BA, GOURMET CHEF’S 2 NEW FULL BA’S, NEW KITCHEN, 7,;-90,5+3@)<03+05.,3,=(;69

:;(053,::,?7(5:0=,4(:;,9 INCLUDED...$2,449,000 CONSTRUCTION, 5 BR, 4 FULL BA, DESIGNER KITCHEN, NEW PERGOLA…$879,000 AND OCEANVIEWS! PET-FRIENDLY *(97(9205.
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NEW CONSTRUCTION! 5 BR, 5.5 BA, LAGOON-FRONT MARGATE 5 BR, 2.5 BA, 4 BA, DESIGNER FINISHES, COVERED PERFECT 1 BR, 1 BA LONGPORT CONDO
NEW CONSTRUCTION GARAGE, BAR AREA, POOL...$1,880,000 VAULTED CEILINGS, HUGE YARD W/ DECKS, 3 BLOCKS TO BEACH…$799,000 WITH HIGH CEILINGS, DECK, OCEAN & BAY NEW LISTING!
IN-GROUND POOL & BOAT SLIP VIEWS! STEPS TO BEACH...$319,000
MARGATE $975,000 LAGOON-FRONT 4 BR, 3.5 BA WITH …$1,375,000 ST. LEONARD’S TRACT BEACHBLOCK VENTNOR $379,000
4<:;:,,),(<;@1<:;*6473,;,+ VAULTED CEILINGS, BAR, FIREPLACE, BUILDING LOT! JUST ONE OFF THE BEACH! MUST-SEE 2 BR MARGATE CONDO ACROSS 7,9-,*;),(*//6<:,)9
)9»:)(»:-965;769*/ EXPANSIVE DECK WITH POOL...$1,850,000 OCEANFRONT VENTNOR 6 BR, 4 BA, HUGE 50X125 LOT SIZE…$729,000 FROM BEACH! RENOVATED & OCEANVIEWS -<33)(/64,-,(;<905.
>0+,67,53(@6<;4<+9664 3000 SQFT HOME, ENDLESS VIEWS, YARD, FROM LIVING ROOM!...$315,000 ),(<;0-<3/(9+>66+-3669:
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SPA ON THE OPEN BAY...$1,775,000 CUSTOM-BUILT MARGATE 6 BR, 4 BA FINISHES, DECKS & YARD…$599,000 3 BLOCKS TO BEACH! 3 BR, 1.5 BA,
ACROSS FROM BEACH! WIDE-OPEN HARDWOOD FLOORS, GARAGE &
SPECTACULAR PARKWAY 6 BR, 4 BA LAYOUT & OCEANVIEW DECK...$1,315,000 BAYVIEW MARGATE TOWNHOME, PORCH…$285,000
HOME ON DOUBLE LOT WITH POOL & OPEN 2-STORY LAYOUT, 4 BR, 3 BA, 2-CAR
INCREDIBLE OUTDOOR LIVING...$1,750,000 GORGEOUS PARKWAY NEW CONSTRUCTION GARAGE, ELEVATOR, 2 DECKS…$599,000 ENCLAVE OCEANFRONT 2BR, 2 FULL BA,
W/ DIRECT BAYVIEWS! 5 BR, 4 BA, LARGE NEW CUSTOM KITCHEN, STAINLESS
BEACHBLOCK MARGATE 5 BR, 4 BA, DECKS & MORE…$1,150,000 NEW CONSTRUCTION TOWNHOMES, APPLIANCES & PRIVATE BALCONIES
MASTER-SUITE, ALMOST EVERYTHING NEW 4 BR, 2.5 BA, ENGINEERED HARDWOODS, …$229,900
& OCEANVIEWS...$1,699,000 PERFECT PARKWAY HOME, 2 BLOCKS TO DECKS & BAYVIEWS…$549,000
THE BEACH! 5 BR, 3.5 BA, OPEN LAYOUT, RARE 1 BR, 2 FULL BA IN LUXURIOUS
LONGPORT SOUTHSIDE NEW CONSTRUCTION! PORCH, PAVER PATIO…$1,099,000 BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 2.5 BA COLONIAL ENCLAVE! COMPLETELY RENOVATED,
5 BR, 5.5 BA, 1ST FLR BEDROOM-SUITE, BY MARVEN GARDENS, HARDWOOD FLRS, TURN-KEY UNIT W/ PANORAMIC
DECKS & GARAGE…$1,699,000 BEACHBLOCK VENTNOR 5 BR, 3.5 BA, PORCH, 3 BLOCKS TO BEACH…$494,000 VIEWS!...$199,000
BAY WINDOWS, HARDWOOD FLOORS,
ONE-OF-A-KIND CUSTOM MARGATE LARGE OCEANVIEW DECKS…$1,079,000 HIGH-END RENOVATED END-UNIT LUXURIOUSLY RENOVATED 5000
6 BR (CAN BBEE88)),, 5.5 BA, JUST 2 BLOCKS 4 BR, 2.5 BA W/ HUGE TREX DECK, YARD & BOARDWALK STUDIO! HIGH-END KITCHEN,
TO THE BEACH…$1,699,000 MARGATE NEW CONSTRUCTION BY GARAGE IN MARINA DISTICT...$469,000 HARDWOOD FLRS, MODERN
MARVEN GARDENS, 5 BR, 5.5 BA, TILE BATH!...$155,000
LARGE PARKWAY BEACHBLOCK CHARMER, WRAP-AROUND 1ST & 2ND FLOOR 5000 BOARDWALK DOUBLE UNIT!
1<:;)36*2:;6;/,),(*/ BAR, COLUMNS, 6 BR, 4.5 BA, AND PORCHES….$999,000 RENOVATED 3 BR, 2.5 BA, OVER 2000 SQFT, .(9(.,1<:;)36*2:;6;/,),(*/
OCEANVIEWS…$1,695,000 NEW HIGH-END KITCHEN..$449,000

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best girlfriends (otherwise known by on a lunch break with a single stones for the relationship.” a loving relationship should be said thousands of pairings and
as the should-be-national holiday, rose, or even stopping by with But — while you do acknowl- Valentine’s Day.” three marriages have been made
Galentine’s Day), others head to their favorite Starbucks drink — since its existence.
the virtual world to find love. something that says, ‘I thought edge your relationship milestones But David Yarus, founder of
of you and I took time out of my — don’t overdo it. And don’t be the popular dating app JSwipe, Notably, Dinelli said, parents’
“Finding love is a matter of luck life to do something for you, and cheesy, she said. said Valentine’s Day doesn’t have surprising their children with po-
and timing,” Salkin said, “but it is acknowledge you on what is “the to be such a big deal. tential mates has been fairly well-
also having a matchmaker on love day” ’ is so huge,” she said. “No matter how seasoned you received — at least after moms took
speed-dial — around Valentine’s are as a couple, no matter how JSwipe is hosting parties in New the time to find the right partner.
Day, we have a surge at SawYouAtSi- Another tip: Don’t forget that long it’s been, don’t be cheesy on York, Philadelphia and Washington,
nai and JBolt in signups.” Valentine’s Day isn’t Valentine’s Day,” she said. D.C. to celebrate Valentine’s Day, “When it’s brought up be-
just for those who fore, like, ‘Hey can I put you on
Salkin wasn’t too surprised to aren’t married. with an estimated this site?’ it doesn’t go over well.
see the higher number of users 1,000 attendees in But when the parents just do it
registered. Holidays tend to cre- “Valentine’s Day New York and hun- and find someone for their kid,
ate more signups, though walk- is not just for dating dreds in the other it goes over really, really well,”
ing past a CVS and seeing dis- couples, it’s not just cities. The app will be he explained.
plays of heart-shaped candy and for engaged couples, bringing people to-
gooey Hallmark cards probably it’s for married cou- gether from their Dinelli, who lives in Chicago,
doesn’t help either. ples, too,” she said, phones into real life. said there is a definite increase
adding with a laugh, in users after New Year’s.
“People really never give up “I hope my husband “We want to
on love,” Salkin said, “and you see reads this article.” bring people togeth- “I think what happens is, a lot
those numbers come up on er off as well as on- of people go home for the holi-
Valentine’s Day, any time when However, if this line,” Yarus said. days and moms ask, ‘Why aren’t
there’s holidays — Rosh is your first date you married yet? What’s going
Hashanah, Passover — and peo- with someone, But for JSwipe on?’ Then they come across the
ple are going home to see their making it on a holi- users, he advised site,” he said. “Valentine’s Day ob-
grandmother who asks them, day where you will keeping cool about viously comes after that, so I
‘Have you met a nice Jewish boy the holiday. think people definitely try and be
yet or a nice Jewish girl yet?’ ” a little more active on the site
“Don’t feel like leading up to Valentine’s Day, try-
However busy it makes her, ing to make something happen.”
Salkin is always game to help. Do not forget! Do acknowledge Valentine’s Day. Even if you’re working,
even if you have a deadline — if you’re anywhere past a first or a second However, Dinelli noted that
“I really believe that if you feel date with somebody and in you’re in an established relationship, do some- parents should keep their chil-
it and the calendar says it’s time thing special.” dren’s wants in mind when
for love, then let’s go find the browsing for beshert.
love,” she said. “Let me help you LORI SALKIN
find your match.” “They don’t want to introduce
be surrounded by couples al- From her own experience, she you need to take it so seriously,” their child or children to some-
She balances a home life with ready dating and comfortable also recommended not planning he said. “It’s a good way to meet body who they don’t think is go-
her husband and three young eating spaghetti in front of each a surprise that could backfire. new people and connect.” ing to be perfect, so they aren’t
children with her increasingly other might not be the best idea. afraid to look at every profile,” he
busy work life because she wants Her husband, on one of their If you do have a Valentine this added. “If they’re going to be a
to be able to find someone their “If it’s a first date, don’t make first Valentine’s Day dates, had sur- year, Yarus said, just have fun and matchmaker, they really need to
perfect match — though, right it on the 14th,” she advised. “Do prised her with a ride on the Spirit try a nontraditional activity, like look out for what the child wants,
now, she said, she has more social not have a first date in a restau- of Boston, a dinner-and-dance finding an Airbnb and taking a not what they want.”
media follower requests than she rant where everyone around you cruise. But, as he didn’t want to trip somewhere new.
know what to do with. is coming in with huge bouquets spoil the surprise and tell her any- Dinelli also suggested that ge-
and boxes of chocolate and look thing beforehand that could give “On the flip side, if you don’t, ography should not be a barrier
“My intern needs an intern,” like they’ve been in love for it away, he bought her a dress — it’s totally cool,” he added. “We’re when it comes to being the go-
she joked. months and you’re sitting across that was seven sizes too big. in this era of an empowered sin- between to finding the one.
the table with someone who’s es- gle life. It’s going to be a good day
Being in the business for so sentially a stranger.” Luckily, she had already been for swiping.” “All the marriages that have
many years, she has gained some wearing something that was ap- come from the site, the children
wisdom and tips to share with She also wants to remind cou- propriate, but there was a valu- But for sites like JMom, have lived out-of-state, and the
those looking for love this season. ples to acknowledge their mile- able lesson to be learned. matchmaking takes a more fa- parents connected on the site and
stones. Before rushing to buy a milial approach. ended up flying their children to
For one thing: Don’t forget $100 bouquet of roses and a four- No matter how your holiday meet each other,” he said, though
Valentine’s Day. course meal for someone you’ve goes, taking the time to show ap- Imagine your mother trying it is not necessarily the norm. “It’s
only recently started dating, do preciation for someone you love to set you up with so-and-so’s son, really exciting seeing the connec-
“Do not forget!” she said with something that is right for the is important, she said. a nice, young dental hygienist — tions that happen on the site and
a laugh. “Do acknowledge Valen- stage of the relationship. except now she’s doing it virtually seeing how excited the parents
tine’s Day. Even if you’re working, “Whether you observe Valen- — and without your knowledge. are when they come across it.”
even if you have a deadline — if “You don’t want either party tine’s Day or not, whether for re-
you’re anywhere past a first or a of the relationship to feel like, ligious reasons or not, it’s an op- JMom has been allowing Jew- Dinelli is in a relationship, but
second date with somebody and ‘Whoa, that was a little bit much, portunity to show someone you ish parents — usually persistent he’s sure his own mother would
you’re in an established relation- we’ve only been dating for three love — the same way we observe mothers — to create profiles for know where to go if he wasn’t.
ship, do something special.” months and I’ve gotten like $200 MLK Day and Presidents’ Day their children and browse the
worth of Valentine’s Day gifts,’ ” and Parents’ Day, Grandparents’ website for potential sons- and “If we weren’t together, Mom
It can be difficult to make the she said. “Take everything in Day, whatever’s on the calendars daughters-in-law for about six would definitely have me on
time, she said, as people are stride, realize where you are in these days — this one’s for your years now. The site is active across there,” he laughed. l
working or on deadlines or don’t the relationship — and there are love, your spouse, your the U.S., Canada and Israel.
have time for a big, elaborate date. definitely benchmarks and mile- boyfriend, your girlfriend, your Contact:
fiancé(e). I believe every day in Steve Dinelli, CEO of JMom,
Instead of just not acknowl- has been in the matchmaking [email protected];
edging it at all, really try to make business for about a year, and he
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The fund has provided free heart screenings to over 12,000 students, diagnosing close to 100 children with the potentially fatal defect.

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