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Volume LXII, No. 21 Seattle, Washington December 4, 1986

Protests mark Pollard Kahane visit breaks Page 3 •••••••••••••• his silence

by Wolf Blitzer

Israel silent ashington — The U.S. Justice Department has been trying — on Vanunu so far unsuccessfully — to get convicteWd Israeli spy Jonathan Jay Pollard Page 4 to implicate other American Jews and Jewish organizations in alleged Israeli es­ pionage activities in the United States. But Pollard, according to informed sources, has steadfastly rejected Justice Department insinuations that a broader Israeli spy network was operating in the United States. It's OK to be "Pollard has not implicated anyone else," one informed source close to the in­ vestigation said. Since his arrest, he has available been repeatedly and sharply questioned by Page 6 an assortment of federal prosecutors, law- Students at the Jewish Day School in Bellevue celebrated Thanksgiving with a holiday enforcement officers and intelligence of­ play last week. ficials. They have been focusing their investiga­ tion into the activities of several national Jewish organizations. implications for Israel and American long-range standpoint. But I did my best." American Jewish leaders are deeply Jewry. He deserves greater support from His big mistake, he said, was in not mak­ aware of the suspicions among some senior Israel and more understanding from the ing aliya before entering into the espionage Justice Department investigators that American Jewish community. operation with the Israeli officials. He said Campus Column Pollard may have been part of a wider Pollard said he was "befuddled" and he had contemplated aliya since .he 1967 Israeli espionage operation in the United "heartbroken" by the decision of the Six-Day War, when he was 13 years old. States. The Jewish leaders have strongly Israeli government and the American "My heart has always been in the East," he debuts denied that any such network exists. Jewish community to effectively abandon said. Page 8 They have, however, privately expressed him since his arrest. In recent days, several Israeli officials in concern that Pollard, during the course of "I feel the same way that one of Israel's Washington have expressed their personal extensive questioning and under a great pilots would feel if after being shot down, view that the Israeli government did indeed deal of pressure, may make some statement nobody made an effort to come get him," behave less than honorably toward Pollard to back up this allegation. Their fears have he said. "Not even lifted a finger — in fact, and his family over the past year. He was a been aroused by the prevailing impression questioned his abilities and his motiva­ devoted agent who provided Israel with in the Jewish community that Pollard was tions." very important information, they con­ supposedly somewhat unstable. Yet during the interview, he still pro­ firmed. Shcharansky Their concern seems to have been further claimed his deep love for Israel and for But they noted that the government was strengthened because of the deep personal Jews everywhere. He said he still hoped to primarily concerned about the "bigger" bitterness and disappointment he expressed make aliya one day and to live "a produc­ issue of U.S.-Israeli relations rather than asks for on Nov. 20 during an exclusive, three-hour tive life in Israel." the fate of Pollard. By abandoning Pollard interview with this reporter at the Peters­ Wearing a light khaki, short-sleeve and cooperating with the U.S. investigation vigilance burg federal prison in Virginia. It was the prison shirt and darker khaki trousers, he — to the point of even providing evidence first time Pollard has spoken out since his said: "As far as 1 am concerned, I am as against him — Israel hoped to limit the arrest one year ago outside the Israeli Em­ much a loyal son to that country as any­ damage to its relationship with the U.S. Page 9 body has ever been ... I did my best. I'm bassy in Washington. Continued on page 12 He told a very sad story with broad sorry if 1 wasn't the most effective from a Black boycott causes Anti-Aparth Aid 3,000 gather at General concert to fall short of financial goal

by Kent Swigard Histadrut's Afro-Asian Institute in Israel. In a prepared statement distributed at the Assembly Histadrut, Israel's Federation of Labor, concert, the PHRC alleged that the Anti-Aparth Aid, a black-Jewish concert conceived the program as a way to help Histadrut officials are attempting to train Page 11 to raise funds to battle South Africa's prepare South African blacks to assume the South African black trade unionists who system of apartheid, fell short of its finan­ reins of power when apartheid is dismantl­ will help Israel to ". . . maintain apar­ cial and attendance goals in the wake of a ed. theid and gather profits to Israel which will last-minute black boycott. A few days before the Nov. 23 concert, help Israel to further oppress the Palesti­ It was the second time this year that a however, black members of the Seattle nians . . ." major Jewish effort to confront the issue of Coalition Against Apartheid charged that Efforts by concert sponsors, which also apartheid has ended in bitter controversy. Israel, through its economic links to South included the Community Relations Council Community A Jewish demonstration in front of the Africa, supports apartheid. They urged (CRC) of the Jewish Federation of Greater local honorary South African consul's black performers to shun the concert and Seattle and the A. Philip Randolph In­ home was disrupted last spring when many asked other blacks not to attend. stitute (API), failed to head off the Hanukkah of the same people who opposed the Anti- Also calling for the boycott were boycott. Aparth Aid concert last month showed up members of the Palestine Human Rights Three of four black groups scheduled to at the consul's home to protest alleged ties Committee (PHRC) who charged that perform withdrew from the program. Celebration between Israel and South Africa. Histadrut, one of the concert's sponsors, Fewer than 20 of the audience of nearly 100 Page 14 The Anti-Aparth Aid concert was de­ has financial interests in Iscor, a South were black, and many of those are signed to raise $5,000 to help train black African steel company it considers to be a South African trade unionists at major supporter of apartheid. Continued on page 3 WM. o. McKAY ANY NEW CAR IN STOCK U 2.9% 4.8% 5.4% Annual Percentage Annual Percentage Annual Percentage Rate Financing Rate Financing Rate Financing 36 Months* 48 Months* 60 Months* •BASED ON 30% DOWN; SEE US FOR DETAILS 'CM Approved Credit •Exp. Dec. 11,1986 "Based Dealer Suggested Retail List Price 609 WESTLAKE AVENUE NORTH RANDY W.SOBEL SEATTLE, WA 98109 (206) 628-4711 SALES MANAGER

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Page 2 The Jewish Transcript December 4, 1986 Kahane visit sparks large protest

by Craig Degginger Wherever Meir Kahane goes, controversy is sure to follow. Kahane's first appearance in Seattle Nov. 19 sparked a large protest at Seattle Center against the militant Kach party leader who advocates expulsion of all Arabs from Israel. Nearly 300 people showed up to picket his speech in the Shaw Room, but only about 75 were willing to pay $5 a head to hear the message Kahane has delivered countless times before to audiences in the U.S. and Israel. The protest actually consisted of two vastly different groups — one representing Jews against Kahane, led by Kadima and the International Jewish Peace Union — and another led by a coalition of anti- Meir Kahane speaks in the Shaw Room Israel, anti-Zionist and pro-Arab organiza­ (above), while nearly 300 protest outside. tions, including the Freedom Socialist Par­ ty and Radical Women. moting his appearance. Members of Kadima and IJPU bore signs The statement issued by the Board of proclaiming "Jews Against Jewish Rabbis rejects Kahane's efforts as "a Fascism" and paraded quietly in the rain, perversion of Jewish religious, ethical and while nearby, the other group shouted anti- traditional values and practice." Jewish survival," Kahane said. "The day rather than to support his viewpoint. Israel slogans and carried placards demand­ Kahane responded with a blast of his that the Arabs hear on the radio that the Among the curious was Rabbi Solomon ing self-determination for Palestinians. own. new prime minister is Kahane, they will Maimon, rabbi emeritus of Sephardic "We want to convey the message that "The Seattle Jewish leaders wouldn't leave." Bikur Holim Congregation. Jews don't welcome Kahane here," said know a Jewish value if they tripped over "I am opposed to Arabs because I know "You have to respect him and listen to Bria Chakofsky, chairperson of Kadima one. They are chosen for their money and they want to kill me," he said. him, whether you agree with him or not," and national co-chair of New Jewish Agen­ their ability to raise money," he said. Kahane said he is "prepared to give com­ Rabbi Maimon said as he entered the meet­ da. Earlier in the day Kahane held a press pensation" to the Arabs leaving Israel. ing room. "I've never heard him speak Chakofsky warned that while Kahane's conference and took the media up to the "Those who will not take it, we will force before." message has drawn scarce support here, his Securities Building offices of the Jewish out of the country," he vowed. Kahane invited the audience to join his anti-Arab ideas have gained the sympathy Federation of Greater Seattle, where he was Of the 75 or so in the room, it appeared Kach Party at the conclusion of his speech, of many young people in Israel. turned away by a receptionist. most came to see Kahane out of curiosity. but few seemed interested in signing up. • Ironically, Chakofsky said she knew Kahane's Seattle Center speech drew Kahane well as a child studying for her bat some applause, but it was also interrupted mitzvah in Queens, N.Y., where Kahane several times by hecklers. The night before BOYCOTT Continued from page1 was then a local rabbi. He subsequently his speech in Seattle, the militant rabbi was associated with the sponsoring A. Philip said. "It is a shame that it had to suffer at went on to form the Jewish Defense League arrested in Kansas City for fighting with a Randolph Institute, a black trade union the hands of a small group of far left and moved to Israel in the early '70s. heckler. organization. radicals." Kadima members maintain that One heckler, a man in his mid-20s, As a result, funds raised amounted to Norman Hill, New York City, national "Kahanism" cannot be quelled until there jumped up from his seat and shouted at about $2,200 — about half of the goal of president of API, agreed. He said concert is a negotiated peace with the Palestinians. Kahane. $5,000. The $5,000 goal was selected opponents have failed to realize that Paul Zilsel of IJPU said his group stands "I'm an American Jew and I'm so because that is approximately what it costs numerous South African black organiza­ in favor of direct negotiations with the ashamed to hear what you are saying," the to send one black South African to Israel tions and leaders have endorsed the Palestinians and recognition of their right man yelled. He then accused Kahane of ad­ for training at the Histadrut Afro-Asian In­ Histadrut training program and hailed it as to self-determination. vocating an apartheid-like policy in Israel stitute. a positive step toward helping blacks to While the protesters continued shouting and was removed from the room by securi­ CRC Director Rabbi Anson Laytner and prepare to assume power in South Africa as outside and occasionally banged on the ty guards. other concert organizers renounced the apartheid is dismantled. door, Kahane launched into what has be­ Later, a young man got up and left, call­ boycott. The concert opponents, Laytner In an attempt to head off the black come a stock speech for him. ing Kahane a Nazi and a "slimebag" and said, "are more interested in being anti- boycott, Hill flew to Seattle three days He began by attacking Seattle Jewish saying "one Holocaust doesn't justify Israel and in dividing the local black and before the concert to meet with concert op­ leaders, many of whom condemned his another." Jewish communities than in supporting ponents. The meeting reportedly broke up visit. Kahane predicted that unless the Arabs legitimate programs aimed at eliminating in heated arguments. The already-begun "They refuse to listen, they refuse to are removed from Israel, they will soon apartheid." drive for a boycott escalated. debate," Kahane said. "If what I say isn't outnumber the Jews because the Arab Laytner also denied charges that On the day of the concert, concert op­ true, then debate me!" birthrate is four times the Jewish birthrate. Histadrut supports apartheid. He said ponents stood in the rain in front of the Resolutions opposing Kahane were ap­ He also predicted that in the next election Histadrut has totally divested itself from concert hall and handed out anti-Israel proved by the Western Washington Board his Kach party will become the third largest South Africa and that the claims being leaflets to those attending. of Rabbis and the Community Relations in Israel. Kahane was elected to the Knesset made by concert opponents are "false" and One, distributed by the Palestine Human Council of the Jewish Federation of in 1984 by one percent of the Israeli elec­ "long out of date." Rights Organization, was labeled, "This is Greater Seattle. The Jewish Transcript torate. "This is a function that deserved to have a pro-apartheid ripof f.'' • refused to accept an advertisement pro- "This isn't a game I'm speaking of, it's the support of the entire community," he

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Decembers 1986 The Jewish Transcript Page 3 Editorial Viewpoint Viewpoint

Don't give up on The Vanunu case: Israel's Black-Jewish relations destructive silence

by Kent Swigard This is the second time this year that a by Edwin Black promise state security to acknowledge what Jewish anti-apartheid effort has been covert actions a person was engaged in or hy should Seattle Jews work to defeat derailed. y now, it has been confirmed that where he was when he committed the of­ Wapartheid when, in return for such ef­ Last spring, the same core group of B Israel's newsleaking nuclear techni­ fense — especially for a state such as Israel forts, they consistently find themselves blacks and anti-Israel activists sabotaged a cian, Mordechai Vanunu, was enticed out which has an unofficial presence in so many shunned and sabotaged by local black local Jewish protest against apartheid in of Great Britain to the south of France by a places. This same approach has often been radicals and anti-Israel groups. front of the home of South Africa's local chubby but attractive blonde named Cindy used in America in the trial of turncoats, It's a good question. honorary consul. On that occasion, the who was employed by the Mossad. From most recently the defense employee who Last month, the Community Relations counter-demonstrators used the Jewish there, Vanunu was lured onto a yacht sold spy satellite information to the Soviets. Council of the Jewish Federation of anti-apartheid demonstration as a platform which was intercepted in international Prosecutors could not determine how much Greater Seattle, in concert with Histadrut for attacking Israel for practicing what one waters by a Mossad vessel. He was then the man had revealed. Hence, little was and the A. Philip Randolph Institute, demonstrator labeled "Nazi apartheid" brought back to Israel to stand trial. released about his crime for fear of further organized an anti-apartheid benefit con­ toward Palestinian Arabs. But Israel's destructive silence about its damaging national security. cert. Its purpose — to raise funds to take Once again, the press predictably focused legitimate law enforcement activities has Providing a legal defense on Israeli South African trade union leaders to Israel not on Jewish opposition to apartheid but done more than create confusion and em­ security cases is equally secretive. Vanunu's with the intent of training them to assume upon the apparent split between blacks and barrassment. It has now become clear that attorney, Amnon Zichroni, is one of a the reins of power in South Africa as apar­ Jews. Jewish organizers walked away, as in Israel, it is legally possible to disappear handful of Israeli lawyers certified to act in theid is dismantled. they did last month, wondering why they'd without a trace. security cases. Generally, Zichroni is not Tragically, the concert was undermined bothered with the apartheid issue. Start with Israeli criminal laws relating to permitted to acknowledge any details of the by a relatively small core of far left black It is no wonder that there is now a grow­ state secrets. Prior to beginning work at the case, even that he is the attorney of record. and anti-Israel activists. They made the ing sentiment among many Seattle Jews to Dimona reactor in early 1977 as a low-level But a week ago, after an international ludicrous claim that Histadrut, for simply "throw in the towel" with regard to technician, Vanunu signed special security pressure campaign mounted, Prime economic reasons, supports apartheid and apartheid and black-Jewish relations. With agreements pursuant to the Official Secrets Minister Yitzhak Shamir, Foreign Minister is interested in turning South African black so many other pressing issues demanding Act. Akin to the security agreements signed Shimon Peres and Defense Minister Yit­ trade unionists into "collaborators" on attention, they are justifiably asking, by employees of America's Central In­ zhak Rabin jointly decided to publicly con­ behalf of pro-apartheid forces. "Why beat your head against the wall for telligence Agency and Britain's MI5, the cede that Vanunu was indeed in an Israeli Thanks to the last-minute intervention of people who don't want your help?" employee effectively waives many of his jail. these counter-protestors, all but one black Admittedly, the temptation to give up civil and legal rights as a condition of Even now, although Zichroni is in con­ performer pulled out of the concert. The seems overwhelming. But it is wrong. employment. tact with numerous reporters, he spends audience wound up being heavily As Jews, we cannot escape the Once Vanunu gathered photographs of almost all of his time answering "I cannot dominated by Jews. And several members commandment — retold in a million seders the nuclear facility and agreed to peddle comment." The few details he has released, of the press, picking up on the controversy, every year — that we must remember our them to the Sunday Times of London, he such as that he has seen Vanunu on predictably ignored the issue of apartheid own bondage in Egypt and treat others ac­ committed a variety of high security crimes. numerous occasions, has complete access to and instead focused their coverage on the cordingly. Even in a secular context, most This reportedly brought him under the pur­ him, and that his spirits are good, are rift between blacks and Jews. of us cannot help but sympathize with and view of Mossad, Israel's secret service. generally classified facts as well. But in this Understandably, most of those who want to aid South African blacks, given the Under Israeli law, explains Hebrew case, "The authorities tell me what is per­ helped organize the concert walked away centuries of persecution we have suffered as University criminal law professor Dr. missible to say and what is not, I release feeling a mixture of sadness, anger and a people. Mordechai Kremnitzer, "Israeli security what I can," explains Zichroni. "Every day frustration. The emotions are justified. Finally, in a more recent context, few of agents possess an extra-territorial power I am in touch with them, and every day I us can avoid the grim remembrance of that has nothing to do with extradition. If can release a little more." Jewish voices crying out for help during the an Israeli citizen — any citizen — has com­ But qualifies a Zichroni aide, "Amnon Nazi years. None of us need consult a mitted offenses against the vital interests of must be very careful to walk a fine line be­ history book to know that those Jewish the state, say hijacking an Israeli plane," tween judgment, knowledge of the law and voices fell upon a world filled with deaf explains Dr. Kremnitzer, "and we can lay instructions from the authorities. If he ears. our hands on him, he can be brought back makes a mistake — it could mean 15 years Now, in similar fashion, South African to Israel for criminal trial." of prison." No wonder that a journalist blacks are crying out for help. In spite of Once taken into custody, the defendant's recently asked the nervous Zichroni our frustrating disappointments during the right to a lawyer and trial can be sub­ whether "he enjoyed Port wine," only to Published semi-monthly, except July- hear Zichroni react with a reflex reply, August (monthly) by the Seattle Jewish past year, we have no moral option as Jews stantially delayed. Two relevant arrest pro­ Transcript, a nonprofit corporation but to continue trying to respond to those visions apply. The first is the Powers in "I'm sorry, but I cannot comment." owned by the Jewish Federation of calls in every way possible. Emergency Law (Arrests), originally a Confounding any debate about secrecy Greater Seattle. In doing so, we must remember that op­ British Mandatory statute but revised into surrounding Vanunu's crimes is the Israeli HERMAN SARKOWSKY position to our efforts to battle apartheid Israeli law in 1979. Under this act. Defense government's refusal to reveal what prison President has come not from the South African Minister Yitzhak Rabin, acting under he is being held in. Some weeks ago, back RABBI MELVIN L. LIBMAN blacks we are attempting to help, but from reasonable cause, has the power to "order when government officials denied they Executive Vice President radical elements within our own com­ administrative detention for a period of knew of Vanunu's whereabouts, Prison KENTSWIGARD munity. At best, convincing such people of time not to exceed six months, so long as Service spokesmen declared that Vanunu Director of Communications our sincerity in wanting to bring about the accused is brought before a presiding was not being held in any "Prison Service" CRAIG DEGGINGER, Editor justice in South Africa is a formidable chal­ judge of the district criminal court within facility. But this was a mere technicality. ANDREA BLAKE, Production lenge. We may well fail again. But we must 48 hours," explains Dr. Kremnitzer. The Credible media speculation asserted that Editor continue to try. judge must be shown the evidence justify­ Vanunu at the time was incarcerated at LISA YEAGER, Office Coordinator ing the detention, but there is no require­ FRANCES POSNER, Account Executive For us, battling apartheid represents Gdera, a national security detention facili­ DIANA ALTCHECH, Account more than simply acting in an appropriate ment that the accused be presented with the ty, and also that the facility is operated by Executive and moral fashion. It is a way for us to evidence or represented by an attorney, he Israeli security services, not the Prison Ser­ REBECCA MINSKY. Subscriptions demonstrate to the world — and to our­ adds. vice. Manager selves — that we take the lessons of our Israel, trapped in a state of real emergen­ However, credible media reports assert RONALD WEINSTEIN history seriously. ( 1 cy since its inception, has applied that Vanunu has been moved to the Arab Chairman, Transcript Committee "administrative detention laws" almost ex­ maximum security prison at Ashkelon. Of STEVEN W. SARKOWSKY clusively to Arab terrorists. For instance, 550 prisoners at Ashkelon, 525 are Arab Vice-Chairman eight seaborne PLO terrorists who tried to security prisoners, only 25 being Jewish. Transcript Committee Members: come ashore in July 1985 have been in Although Ashkelon prisoners wear orange Eugene Arfin, Carl Bianco administrative detention until just a few and brown fatigues, Vanunu is being kept Rabbi Anson Laytner days ago when their incarceration was con­ in civilian clothes, in a special isolation cell, Francine Loeb, Allan Steinman verted to "awaiting trial without bail." But with no visitors except interrogators and Office—Suite 510 Securities Bldg., the Vanunu case has proved to average Zichroni, and with no distractions except Seattle, WA 98101-624-0136 Israelis that such laws are applicable to radio and English language books brought Second class postage paid at Seattle, WA December 5 3:59 Israeli citizens as well. by his attorney. Publication Identification No. ISSN0021-678X December 12 3:58 The second possible arrest venue is the One explanation for the secret move was Subscription Rate— 1 year $ 12, 2 years S20 December 19 3:59 "state security" provisions of the ordinary that Vanunu — now considered the The Transcript welcomes expressions of opinion December 26 4:03 penal code. Section 125 allows a suspect to Benedict Arnold of Israel — might be killed in typed, signed letters to 300 words. Letters are be denied access to a judge and a lawyer for by Jewish prisoners. Vanunu's father, who subject to editing. If requested, initials will be up to 15 days. Israeli officials have refused has disowned him, has already been used. (Daytime phone number must accompany letter for verification.) to indicate which law Vanunu was arrested attacked in the Beersheba marketplace In the event of a typographical error advertising News Copy under. Even Vanunu's attorney, Amnon where until recently he sold religious items. goods at less than the proper price. The Jewish Zichroni, sworn to secrecy, declares, "I The family is now in hiding. Moreover, Transcript will furnish letters to the advertisers cannot comment on what law was used to several dozen Negev families with the com­ slating the correct price, but goods may not be Deadlines sold at the price printed and the difference arrest him." mon Sephardic name "Vanunu" have charged to this newspaper. Also, in the event of Regardless of which arrest provision is already petitioned to have a name change an error in an ad. The Transcript will republish EDITORIAL COPY used, the arrest itself becomes a state secret. because the surname has become so PUBLICATION without a charge that portion only of the ad in DEADLINE In other words, a suspect might not only notorious and shameful in this country. error. POSTMASTER: Send address changes BY NOON DATE to: The Jewish Transcript, 510 Securities Bldg.. disappear, few if anyone might discover Zichroni denies his client's life is in danger that he was sitting in an Israeli jail — the from other inmates, adding, "But I can see Seattle. WA 98101. Dec. 9 Dec. 18 very situation surrounding Vanunu's ar­ no reason for not releasing his prison. I Dec. 30 Jan. 8 The opinions of our columnists do not necessarily rest. can't answer why, you must speak to the reflect the views of The Jewish Transcript. Jan. 13 Jan. 22 There is a rationale here. It might com­ authorities about it." • Jan. 27 Feb. 5

Page 4 The Jewish Transcript December 4, 1986 Letters to the Editor

Editor: teachers do not wish their congregants to Editor: Editor: Wednesday night, Nov. 19, I went to the hear, let alone support, Rabbi Kahane. Yet, The American Jewish Committee led the The Church Council of Greater Seattle, Seattle Center to hear Rabbi Meir Kahane. I spoke to one prominent and active Seattle pack in condemning the recent visit of the Islamic Center of Seattle and the I wanted to hear him myself, and I wanted rabbi, and I found that he had not voted on Member of Knesset Meir Kahane. It is re­ Western Washington Board of Rabbis join to learn why Rabbi Kahane, a member of this condemnation and boycott. I ques­ assuring that AJC can raise a condemning together in unequivocally rejecting the Israel's Knesset and an ordained Orthodox tioned a second prominent rabbi, and he in­ voice when it feels the need, but it is views and practices of Meir Kahane and his Rabbi, was so belittled. formed me that the first rabbi was not disturbing what it perceives as a need. followers. We collectively express our deep Outside of the meeting room, I was asked to vote. Last year the Church Council and the opposition to racism, demagoguery and greeted by a crowd of supporters of Arab Rabbi Kahane, as I heard him, is a Seattle Archdiocese brought to Seattle Ab­ violence from the standpoint of our respec­ causes, who had a right to be there, and by dedicated, observant, learned and con­ dullah Abdullah, the PLO's representative tive faiths. a group of those persons who claim to be cerned Jew. Perhaps he is a demagogue; he to Canada. CRC's attempt to condemn this We are also mindful of the growing Jews, but appear only when there is an is certainly a politician; but above all, it is atrocity was thwarted by AJC who got the threat in our Northwest Region posed by opportunity to oppose Judaism and Jewish obvious that he is dedicated to Israel and language of the condemning resolution so violence-prone racist groups such as the causes. Judaism and serves Israel with a fierce watered down that Church Council's Bill Aryan Nation. While these extremists, like As I sat in the hall, I began to realize that determination. Cate couldn't understand what message the Kahane, target specific populations for the pro-Arab pickets and the "progressive" Rabbi Kahane is aware of the real and resolution was meant to convey. their hate-mongering, we believe such views haters of Israel outside were marching step serious problems of Israel and Judaism. I Furthermore, AJC quickly moved and activities are a threat to all of us. by step in perfect harmony with the Wash­ fear that some of his solutions are imprac­ through publicized statements to distance It is therefore to reaffirm our common ington Board of Rabbis and with the Com­ tical, but not necessarily wrong. The in­ itself from even this weak CRC resolution belief in the dignity and equality of all munity Relations Council of the Jewish tellectual climate of our Western culture, that it so effectively emasculated. Thus, peoples, and to express our commitment to Federation. which most certainly is the only correct AJC's condemning voice fails it when the oppose and to isolate racism and hate- In the Jewish Transcript (which is owned one, especially in regard to the Middle East, issue is PLO mongering. mongering of any sort, that the Church by the Jewish Federation of Greater Seat­ does not allow for the direct solutions ad­ But the rot didn't stop there. A few Council of Greater Seattle, the Islamic tle), carefully chosen words were used to in­ vocated by Rabbi Kahane. But he should be months later we find AJC (along with the Center of Seattle and the Western dicate that a unanimous condemnation of allowed to speak to Seattle Jewry. He schizophrenic CRC) sponsoring a series of Washington Board of Rabbis join together Rabbi Kahane had been made by the Wash­ should be treated with respect by the "Seat­ lectures with the Church Council that to announce the formation of a Jewish- ington Rabbinical group. The Transcript tle establishment." The Board of Rabbis featured Israeli speakers of Peace Now/ Islamic-Christian dialogue program. This also stated that the learned rabbis of the should make a formal and abject apology fringe left orientation. Just the sort of peo­ interfaith effort, which will involve both Western Washington Board of Rabbis to Rabbi Kahane and should invite him to ple the Church Council needs to hear. clergy and laity, will pursue the goal of "spoke as one," to condemn Rabbi speak in the largest available hall. The I'm not a Kahane supporter, but before mutual understanding and respect among Kahane. "Jewish establishment" of Seattle stands you ask me to condemn him answer me us, in religious, cultural and political mat­ The Transcript gave the impression that disgraced in the eyes of at least one local this: Here, in Seattle, who has done more to ters. all of the Seattle rabbis, Reform, Con­ Jew. hurt Israel's cause, Kahane or AJC? Valerie Van Osdel servative and Orthodox, unanimously re­ Max Katz, Ph.D. Roger W. Talbot, Church Council of ject Rabbi Kahane, and that these learned Mercer Island Issaquah Greater Seattle

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December 4, 1986 The Jewish Transcript Page 5 'Nothing wrong with being available,' singles told

by Andrea Blake does not mean he or she is available, Tucker said she gives to people who take "Here's my last piece of advice," Tucker eople equate being Tucker said. her class is to smile at 100 people of the op­ said. "Have fun. Relationships are it available with being "Someone who is 38 years old and still posite sex in one day. supposed to be fun." desperate," Nita Tucker living at home is not available," she said. Tucker said some people avoid risktaking Although the opening program was told a crowd of 130 singles "And you have to look at the person's by hiding behind an unacceptable body. geared to singles, "Education After Dark is P not a Jewish singles group," said Joyce in the opening program of this year's history of long-term relationships. A good "You need to take responsibility for the Education After Dark series Nov. 16. friend of mine is single but definitely not way you look," Tucker said. "When peo­ Bloch, one of the founders and organizers Following desserts by Dilettante available. His idea of a long-term relation­ ple say, 'I don't care what I look like,' I tell of the series. Chocolates and entertainment by The Main ship is four dates." them, 'But you don't have to look at Bloch said the series is designed to bring Attraction, Tucker addressed the topic, Some divorced people are more available you.' " together singles and couples in their mid- "So you're single . . . but are you than others. For example, she said, "You Being attractive is a gift to other people. 205 to mid-40s in an entertaining and pro­ available?" can tell how available a divorced man is by Tucker said. "And it's OK to have bad vocative setting. "It's the only program of "There's nothing wrong with being how much he talks about his ex-wife. taste. It's only a problem if you have bad its kind in Seattle's Jewish community," available," Tucker told the members of the Watch out or you might find yourself on taste and you think you have good taste," Bloch said. audience, most of whom were in their 30s. what feels like a triple date," she said. The upcoming program on Dec. 21 will "Of course, 30 years ago if you were the Psychologically, people who sit at home "And if you think those of the opposite feature a sampling of Sephardic desserts, age you are now and still single, there pro­ waiting for someone to come down through sex only need to get beyond the exterior to entertainment by Mr. Dobbs, and a panel bably was something wrong with you." the chimney are not available, Tucker said. find out what a beautiful person you are — discussion by Rabbis Kornfeld of Chabad Tucker, who said she is happily married "You have to be willing to risk being re­ they don't. There are plenty of other people House, Mirel of Temple B'nai Torah, and after having tried "every possible way of jected. You have to be willing to get out out there. What we're talking about here is Pomerantz of Herzl-Ner Tamid. meeting men," teaches a course offered in and meet new people." the odds. To increase your odds, look The remaining programs in this season's Seattle and around the country called Tucker said it's a myth that "you'll find hot." Education After Dark series will be held "Connecting: How to Find a Lifetime someone when you're not looking" or "And be sure you're not carrying around Sundays, 6-8 p.m. at The Meeting Place in Relationship." "when the timing is right." anger," she said. "You hear men complain Pike Place Market, Dec. 21, Jan. 11, Feb. Today, she said, educated and successful She suggested approaching the task of that women are just after money. You hear 15. and Mar. 15. people are getting married at 35 and 40, "so meeting somene new as a project, "as if women complain that men are just after For more information call Joyce Hirsch, it's OK to be available." you were looking for a job. If you're not sex." 527-4171; Joyce Bloch, 283-0081; or Larry But what does it mean to be available? looking," Tucker said, "your chances of What that means. Tucker said, is that Diamond, 784-2722. D Just because someone has never been finding a job are not exactly great." "they're not available. They're just out to married and is not in a serious relationship One of the homework assignments prove something, not to find someone."

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Page 6 The Jewish Transcript December 4, 1986 '/ have a daughter in Seattle just your age' by Craig Degginger

he silver-haired woman peered not merely people who need help Dr. Bernard Reisman of Brandeis Leifert and others urged more at my nametag. looking for a mate. University presented several comments singles programming with either an "Oh, you're from Seattle!" Robert Leifert, chairman of the New he received during a survey of Jewish educational or religious component. Tshe said. "I have a daughter in Seattle York Task-Force on Jewish Singles, singles. At another workshop session, just about your age. She just moved said synagogues and congregations Asked about career, marriage and leaders of the Jewish Federation of there and she hasn't met any Jewish need to develop a greater family, one single responded: Metropolitan Chicago Singles group men. Can I give you her phone understanding of what programming "I wish my parents would get off discussed their successful slate of number?" singles really want. my back about this. All they ever want programs that included speakers such This scene played itself out several "We've tried to develop a sense of to talk about is whether I'm dating as Wolf Blitzer, Washington, D.C. times during the five days of the consciousness about the Jewish single anyone. That doesn't help. And I bureau chief for the Jerusalem Post, General Assembly of the Council of person," Leifert said during a session certainly have no interest in the singles comedian Mort Sahl and Leonard Jewish Federations held last month in titled "Singles: A Resource Vital to the programs in the Jewish community — Fein, editor and publisher of Moment Chicago. Jewish Community." they are a real meat market." magazine. This year's GA theme was "Klal Leifert urged Jews "to create an Some singles in the audience were "We have tried to have speakers Yisrael — Federation's Role in environment where singles belong." critical of Federation, which they with an important Jewish component," Building Community," and two two- "Singles haven't been used as a viewed as interested in them only as said Esther Fink of Chicago. "Singles hour sessions were devoted to seeking resource within the Jewish contributors to the Campaign. have to be grabbed and have their new ways to make Jewish singles an community," he continued. "We have "I hear from Federation once a minds stimulated. People are tired of integral part of the community. overlooked them." year, and that is on Super Sunday," the meat market mentality." The singles in attendance attempted Involving singles in the Jewish said one single man. But it may take some convincing to get across to the others in the community, Leifert said, doesn't mean Several persons commented about before most people go along. At a audience that the sole goal of singles' always pushing for marriage. the lack of programming for the varied singles reception following one programs shouldn't be marriage. "Singles don't need to be reminded groups of singles — never married, workshop, a middle-aged man was Singles should be treated as full- of their 'singleness' all the time," divorced, single parents, widows and pushing Jewish couples together faster fledged members of the community, Leifert said. widowers and the older person. than you can say "intermarriage." •

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December 4, 1986 The Jewish Transcript Page 7 DO YOUR CHANUKAH SHOPPING HERE Groceries & Gifts The Campus Scene from East by Rachel Lipman and David Schwartz division of The American Zionist Youth &West ith fall quarter underway at the Foundation, is co-chaired this year by Mike University of Washington, the Ostrer and David Schwartz. The goals of Jewish student organizations on the IAC are to enhance the Jewish identity campus have begun their pro­ of fellow students, increase their awareness W of the current issues facing Israel, and to gramming for the year. Attracting both UWAJIMAYA^ undergraduate and graduate students, promote study, work or travel programs in SEAnLE:6thS. &S. King. 624-6248 BELLEVUE: 15555N.E. 24th. 747-9012 SOUTHCENTER:246-7077 Hillel, Chabad, Israel Action Committee, Israel. and AIPAC are working hard to involve as The IAC also works to fight assimilation, many students possible. apathy and anti-Semitism on campus. Each Hillel, under the enthusiastic leadership year 35,000 Jewish students study abroad, of Student President Janice Goldstein and of which only 1,200 choose Israel. The IAC METRO GOLDEN CATERERS Program Director Rae Ann Witkin, has wants to change this by showing Israel as an launched an array of events this quarter. exciting travel and foreign study destina­ Specializing in international cuisine Aside from special events such as a visit tion that offers a wide range of ' Special Occasions * Dinner Parties * Kashrut upon request from Yael Dayan, Hillel's regular Thursday possibilities. night "Hillel Street Blues" consistently AIPAC (American Israel Political Ac­ Philip Jacobs 547-1310 draws a full house. tion Committee) has been called "the most

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On Tuesday nights, Rabbi "J" powerful, best run, and effective foreign Jacobovitz leads a Torah study class focus­ policy interest group in Washington" (the ing on the portion of the week, followed by New York Times). At the U.W., the a student event ranging from Israeli danc­ AIPAC liaison is Mallory Serebrin. ing to falafel dinner. Ethnic Friday night Serebrin's job includes involving pro-Israel dinners have been popular, featuring students in the American political process cuisine and culture from around the world. and local and national political parties, Hillel's real crowd pleaser this quarter educating those who are uninformed on the has proved to be the city-wide dance on intricacies of Mideast politics, and attemp­ Nov. 15, perhaps the last carefree celebra­ ting to promote Israel on campus. Trustyour tion students will enjoy before buckling down to end-of-the-quarter studies. The Campus Scene is a new Students will, however, have the opportuni­ column written by Rachel Lipman and ty to attend Hillel's pre-Hanukkah party on David Schwartz. Both are students at memories to Dec. 13. After all, who can pass up a rous­ the University of Washington. ing game of dreidel? David Schwartz, son of Harold and Joanne Schwartz of Chehalls, is a The HUB (student union building) has junior at the UW. He is currently The studying political science. In the past, welcomed a new but familiar face this quarter, as Rabbi Kornfeld, Chabad's David has also studied at Centralis dynamic campus liaison, took his place at Community College and the Hebrew the information tables on Tuesdays and University of Jerusalem. Thursdays, available to answer any student Rachel Lipman is the eldest queries that come his way. Chabad House daughter of Daniel and Janet Lipman Some days are meant to last the is well known at its home base on Greek of Seattle. A recent transfer student rest of your life. And for a day like that Row, where it regularly provides everything from Northwestern University, Rachel don't trust your memories to anyone but from holiday services to student housing. is a sophomore at the UW, majoring December 5's Friday Night Special, services in English. The Seattle Sheraton. Our imaginative and dinner, will be Chabad's first big event The Campus Scene will appear kosher catering adds new dimensions of this quarter, to be followed by an active regularly in the Jewish Transcript. winter quarter as the Student Board coor­ Future columns will cover different elegance and warmth to any important dinates future events with Rabbi Kornfeld. aspects of Jewish life at the celebration in your life—a wedding, birth­ The Israel Action Committee, a student university level. • day, anniversary, Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah. We offer exquisitely prepared meals, flawless service and sumptuous ' 'It has always been my policy to rooms. Come to us for an attention to accept consignments of only the detail that will make your day—or your highest quality and the latest evening styles. . . This makes my store a Next time you want to make a nicer place to shop. Now accepting women's and memory, trust children 'sfallconsignments. The Seattle K. Robertson Sheraton. You can reach our catering manager at 621-9000. Look KATHYS KLOSET Sharp! Left: Traditional Quality New & Used Clothing Suitings by Samples & Consignment David Brooks with black velvet trim Lots ol Right: SKYR brings out CS) Holiday Fashions! pastels for the year-round look. Easy care 475112th NE, Seattle • 523-3019 brushed cotton DAe skirt with JKonoqramnrr Seattle Sheraton Free Parking co-ordinating Mon.-Fri. 10 6, Thurs. 'till 8 wool/cotton vest. SAop Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12 4 Hotel & Tbwers St. George's Square, Issaquah 392-0344 SHERATON HOTELS. INNS AND RESORTS WORLDWIDE The hospitality people of ITT 1400 SIXTH AVENUE SEATTLE, WA 98101 206/621-9000 O 1985 The Seattle Sheraton __

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December 4, 1986 The Jewish Transcript Page 9 Report to the Community Growing needs forecast for Jewish elderly by Andrea Blake "If I live to be a hundred I don't think I'll ever understand you!" mitted to the home yesterday." a comprehensive new campus in another Considering that life expectancy for Another 100 people have applied for ad­ location that would accommodate 250 to American women has risen from 49 in 1900 mission in the event their condition 300 residents 10 years down the road. • to about 78 in the 1980s, this common la­ deteriorates, Gortler said. This group is ment of mothers with teenage kids may, in already receiving supportive services pro­ the not-too-distant future, need to be re­ vided by Meals on Wheels, the Adult Day vised upward to signal equal exasperation. Center, and Home Health Services of "By the end of this century, I think peo­ Jewish Family Service. ple living past 90 will be common," said The current budget for the Kline Galland Josh Gortler, who is entering his 18th year Home, which employs 160-170 people, is $4 as executive director of the Caroline Kline million, Gortler said. Half of the residents Galland Home. pay their own way, about $2,000 a month. "Look at the statistics," he said. "We The other half are on Medicaid — that is, are an aging community. The birth rate is state and federal funds administered by declining. People are living longer. If we Josh Gortler addresses Career Women. Washington state. don't plan now for the 1990s, we're going The cost of care is rising, Gortler said. to see some serious problems." "The professional nurse who works 24 Gortler was the featured speaker at the Our government implies that getting old hours a day on call earns less money than second Career Women's Forum of the means reaching the age of 65, Gortler said, the grocery clerk at the local Safeway," season, called "Challenge for the 1980s: but people who retire at age 65 can live Gortler said. "These people need to be paid Geula Gill, a dynamic Israeli singer who Planning for the Care of the Elderly in the another 30 years or more. more." has visited the Soviet Union and created a Jewish Community." More than 50 women "The Social Security system in this coun­ Gortler said that 10 to 15 percent of the unique musical program based on her attended the forum on Nov. 13 at the Kline try is going broke," he said. budget comes from community support but experiences there, will be the featured Galland Home. What all this means, Gortler said, is that that the Kline Galland Home currently re­ artist at 8 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 6, at the "One resident here owns a horse and still the services that will be needed for the quests no funds from Federation. 1986 Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry goes to the track," Gortler said. "He's very elderly are great — needs for housing, "When we come to Federation for Concert at the Stroum Jewish Community sharp. Every morning he calls Longacres to health care, living arrangements, financing. money in the future," Gortler said, "it's Center on Mercer Island. Tickets will be find out how things are going. He just cele­ "Unfortunately," Gortler said, "in our going to be in the range of $100,000 to available at the door for $10, $8 for brated his 101st birthday." Jewish community there's not enough plan­ $200,000." seniors and students. Funds raised at the Five of the Kline Galland Home's 145 ning for the future." The board of the Kline Galland Home is concert will be used to subsidize trips to residents are over 100, Gortler said. Right now, 40 people are on an "urgent" exploring options for meeting the future the USSR for the purpose of visiting The statistics show a "frightening" waiting list for admission to the Kline needs of the elderly, Gortler said. The refuseniks and to fund local Soviet Jewry trend, he said, "and the statistics are not Galland Home. "In other words," Gortler possibilities range from expanding the programming. even accurate because they're almost 10 said, "those people should have been ad­ existing facility in Seward Park to building years old." The most recent social and demographic study of Seattle's Jewish community was based on data gathered in 1978. Young Seattle leaders 'retreat' to Hood Canal by Lynn Chapman with a stipend of up to $1,000 to be applied early, Kimelman said, when children are Unity, leadership and fellowship. toward the estimated $2,800 cost of the young. He suggested that children be en­ Those were the main themes that flowed trip. couraged to make contributions out of their throughout the Jewish Federation of In return, he said, Federation expects bar or bat mitzvah money. Greater Seattle's Young Leadership Retreat that each person who receives a stipend The retreat was attended by Jews repre­ recently at Alderbrook Inn Resort on Hood will, while in Israel, make a fair share senting the Reform, Conservative and Or­ Canal. pledge to the 1988 Federation/United thodox movements. All meals were strictly Nearly 60 people, both single and mar­ Jewish Appeal Campaign, and will, in addi­ kosher. ried, came to learn more about Jewish tion, actively assist as a volunteer in the Rosen said the overall goal of the retreat history, Jewish leadership and the inner 1988 Campaign. was to "provide participants with a warm, workings of the Jewish Federation. On the subject of Campaign, Kimelman Jewish experience where they could meet Learn they did. noted that "often the only contact a Jew new people in an atmosphere of fun." Helping in the process were Rabbi will have with the Jewish community is Throughout the weekend, Sharon Pollin Reuven Kimelman, chief program associate through the Campaign." Consequently, he and Robin Meyers led the group in song. of CLAL (The National Jewish Center for said Campaign solicitors must become Many reported that the songs brought back Learning and Leadership) and associate more knowledgeable about Judaism and fond memories of past summers at Jewish professor of Talmud and Midrash at the reasons behind giving. camp. i ] Irwin Cotler, a professor of law at McGill Brandeis University. It is important to instill the idea of giving University in Montreal, Canada, and a Kimelman challenged the group during specialist in civil liberties, will speak at three lecture/discussion sessions which this year's Vanguard Division Brunch on covered both historic and current thought Sunday, Dec. 7, at the Bellevue home of about Jewish leadership. Herb and Rita Rosen. The event calls for His message: A united and educated a minimum gift of $4,000 to the 1987 Jewish leadership will be better prepared to Federation/United Jewish Appeal make informed decisions on behalf of Campaign. Cotler is a former president of future generations. Knowledge of the the Canadian Jewish Congress and is a history of Jewish leadership, the rabbi said, founder and co-chair of Canadian will enable future Jewish leaders to an­ Professors for Peace in the Middle East. ticipate problems. Currently, he serves on the board of "We need to become proactive," Rabbi directors of the Canadian Human Rights Kimelman said, "instead of reactive." Foundation and is chair of the Canadian During the weekend, a presentation was Commission on Economic Coercion and made by retreat organizer Stan Rosen Discrimination. He also serves as a about next year's Federation-sponsored director of Canada's Center for Law and Young Leadership mission to Poland and Public Policy. In addition, Cotler is on Israel. the board of editors of Middle East Rosen said the mission, slated for April Review, and has served as one of the 26-May 10, has been structured around the attorneys who worked on behalf of recent Soviet Jewish immigrant to Israel, Natan theme, "From Holocaust to Redemption." (Anatoly) Shcharansky. Persons wishing He said it will include two days in Warsaw, more information about the brunch Crackow and Auschwitz and nine days of should contact Richard Fruchter at the extensive touring in Israel. Local Jewish leaders gather for Young Leadership Retreat. Federation at 622-8211. O Persons accepted for participation in the mission, Rosen noted, will be subsidized

Page 10 The Jewish Transcript December 4, 1986 A report from Chicago: Three thousand gather at General Assembly by Craig Degginger "denominational apartheid." To try and build a greater sense of unity Try to imagine 3,000 Jews in one room, among Jews, programs were held on such and you have a sense of what went on at the topics as intermarriage, interfaith and GA, the General Assembly of the Council inter-community relations, the Federation of Jewish Federations held in Chicago last Campaign as an instrument for building month. community, problems of Jewish disabled, It's the largest Jewish convention in Jewish education and Jewish singles. North America, and this year's GA Three members of the Seattle delegation featured such personalities as Vice Presi­ to the GA were award winners. dent George Bush, Israeli Foreign Minister Rabbi Moshe Pomerantz received a 1986 Shimon Peres and Cabinet Minister Moshe Rabbinical Award from CJF. He has been Arens. spiritual leader of Herzl-Ner Tamid on But besides the big-name speakers, the Mercer Island since 1969. GA is a once-a-year opportunity for North A graduate of Johns Hopkins University American Jews to take stock of themselves, and the Baltimore Hebrew College, Rabbi to learn from each other in workshops and Pomerantz was ordained by the Jewish make new friends. Theological Seminary in 1959. He served This year, 24 Seattle-area Jews made the rabbinic posts in Mexico City, Nebraska trip to Chicago to experience the GA. and California before settling here. They included Federation President Her­ Rabbi Pomerantz has served as president man Sarkowsky, Betty and Eugene Arfin, of the Western Washington Rabbinic Babs and Eddie Fisher, Ellen and John Group and is a member of the board of Hellman, Sonny and Ann Marie Putter, John Hellman, left, and Judy Balint, right, were among Young Leadership Award directors of Federation, the Jewish Na­ Nate and Judy Ross, Rabbi Moshe and Kay winners from 99 communities honored at the Opening Plenary of the 55th General tional Fund and Israel Bonds. Pomerantz, Bobbie Stern, Sally Kathren, Assembly of the Council of Jewish Federations held in Chicago. Pictured at center is Judy Balint and John Hellman were reci­ Gary Pollock, Ken Weinberg, Rabbi Mel Jack H. Levine of Miami, Chairman of the CJF's National Committee on Leadership pients of the Jack J. and Charlotte Spitzer Libman, Richard Fruchter, Barry Goren, Development. Young Leadership Award. Murray Shiff, Judy Balint and Craig Degg­ Balint is president of Seattle Action for inger. Soviet Jewry, a member of the Federation's The theme of the 1986 GA was "Klal Community Relations Council Executive Yisrael — Federation's Role in Building "Respect for different ideological, Rabbi Harold Schulweis, the spiritual Committee and a board member of Seattle Community." Much of the programming religious or political persuasions — we ac­ leader of Valley Beth Shalom in Los Hebrew Academy. centered on this topic. cept. Demanding that one ideology or per­ Angeles, who was the scholar-in-residence She is also active with the Jewish Na­ In her opening address, CJF President suasion prevail to the exclusion of others — at the GA, also warned of conflicts within tional Fund, Yeshivat Or Hazafon (North­ Shoshana Cardin of Baltimore called for we decry." Judaism. west Jewish High School) and the Seattle- pluralism in Jewish life in North America, Cardin also obliquely criticized financial­ Schulweis said there is a "them" versus Beersheva Sister City Committee. abroad and in Israel. ly affluent community members who seek "us" segment that poses a serious threat to Hellman is chairman of the Jewish The commitment to pluralism "nurtures to use their influence to try to sway the Jewry. Education Planning Committee of the mutual respect among specific ideological Federation movement toward their views. Schulweis said these attitudes have led Federation. He serves on the Steering Com­ groupings and seeks the pursuit of unity "CJF and Federations must maintain an Hebrew schools, yeshivot, day schools, mittee for Planning and Allocations and is even in the midst of differences," Cardin open forum where all can participate, summer camps, youth programs, nurseries a past member of the Leadership Develop­ said in her address. where all can express themselves without and toddler programs to be denomina­ ment Group. Cardin emphasized that "the Federation feeling threatened and without threatening tionally segregated. The denominations do John has also been involved in the Young environment must not be used to leverage others. We must be extremely wary of tac­ not fraternize, he noted. Leadership Division of the Campaign, and specific religious or ideological support at tics which may seek to threaten our ability "They do not sing, or dance or play and has served on the board of the Seattle the expense of other religious persuasions to respond to the needs of Klal Yisrael by certainly do not pray together," he said. Hebrew Academy. He is a member of the and ideologies." withholding money," Cardin said. The end result, Schulweis declared, is board of Jewish Family Service. • Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle

USY ISRAEL MLOBIMAOE iss Finn »«mj( • NEW row *Y IOOIO • tu?) sjj;m USY Israel Pilgrimage 1987 C^N^SP^ Let My People Go INFORMATION MEETING Sunday, December 14,1986 1:30 p.m. Seattle Action for Soviet Jewry of the Herzl Ner Tamid, Community Relations Council of the 3700 E. Mercer Way, Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle Mercer Island Harry Sherman, who will escort the and Seattle Chapter Hadassah USYers to and from Israel, including urge.you to a stop in London, will be available to tell about the Pilgrimage Call the regional USY office for more information Saturday, December 6 Beth Huppin 1206) 524-4070 SUPPORT 8:00 p.m. SOVIET JEWRY Stroum Jewish Community Center Mercer Island SELF- by attending the Featuring Geula Gill INSTRUCTIONAL One of Israel's most AUDIO COURSES 1987 Women's Plea dynamic singers in for Soviet Jewry 45 LANGUAGES @ WASHINGTON Concert ACADEMY../ LANGUAGES 98 Yesler Way. Seattle Wa 98104 (206) 682-4463

December 4, 1986 The Jewish Transcript Page 11 Pollard : One year laterContinued from page 1 Israeli officials expressed confidence that within and without the government." "against" the United States. He said he was first approached by Pollard in June the Israeli government would eventually Israeli officials and American Jewish merely provided Israel with information 1984. Sella was instructed to turn Pollard take some steps to help Pollard and his leaders declined to comment publicly on concerning Arab military threats. He did over to Eitan's "Lekem" scientific in­ family, especially with the enormous legal Pollard's interview. Privately, however, not see anything contradictory in his being telligence unit which has since been dis­ costs they have amassed. several of them noted that Pollard's com­ "a good Zionist and a good American." banded. But Pollard felt betrayed by the official ments contrasted sharply with his earlier "I certainly didn't believe what I did U.S. prosecutors have been trying to Israeli reaction. "By avoiding the issue," public image as a self-promoter and would hurt the United States," he said. question Sella about his exact role in the he said, "all Israel is doing is leaving an un- mercenary, spying for Israel in exchange "Far from it." Indeed, he insisted that by network. They already have questioned the buried body to rot and stink and foul the for money. strengthening Israel, he was also other implicated Israeli officials as part of air . . . I'm tired. I'm frustrated. I'm Pollard, while acknowleging that he strengthening the U.S. since Israel serves as an Israeli governmental decision to scared as hell for myself and my wife. I just committed a bad mistake by agreeing to spy a reliable and vital strategic ally in an im­ cooperate with the U.S. investigation. want to end this." for Israel, insisted that his motives were portant part of the world. The Israeli government has argued that For his own protection, Pollard has been pure. He said that he was acting strictly out "I was neither engaged in nor directed to the operation was unauthorized and isolated in a 6-by-9 cell at the maximum of his Zionist commitment to Israel. "I was conduct any activities against the United represented a violation of Israeli policy. security prison. He has received numerous raised to believe in the centrality of Israel to States and I will never admit to that fact," U.S. officials remain skeptical of that threats from white supremacy and Black the Jewish people," he said. he added. assertion, in part because of Eitan's subse­ Muslim hate groups. If he is ever thrown in­ "I broke the law," he continued. "I'm Among those Israeli officials who have quent appointment to head Israel to a general prison population, he could be not mincing any words. I broke the law. been named in court papers as unindicted Chemicals, the largest government-owned severely hurt or even killed. I've never considered myself above the co-conspirators were Rafael Eitan, the company in Israel. He has lost 60 pounds since his arrest and law." veteran Israeli masterspy who served as So far, the Israeli government is refusing quit smoking. Because he was originally But as a civilian intelligence analyst for Pollard's chief handler; Yosef Yagur, an to make Sella available for a similar round overweight, he commented: "Those are the the U.S. Navy, he had come across what he aide to Eitan who served as a Science of questions. The Israeli government has only positive developments that have hap­ described as very frightening information Counselor at the Israeli Consulate in New retained Leonard Garment, a prominent pened." He did appear physically fit and concerning security threats facing Israel. York; Irit Irb, a secretary to the Science Washington attorney, to represent Sella. mentally alert. After learning that this information was Counselor at the Israeli Embassy in Wash­ Last June, Pollard pleaded guilty to es­ And in explaining how an idealistic and not routinely being provided to Israel ington who routinely photocopied docu­ pionage charges against him. His wife, intelligent son of the American Jewish com­ through official channels, he decided to act ments provided by Pollard; and Israeli Air Anne Henderson-Pollard, pleaded guilty to munity wound up in this mess, he spoke at on his own. He strongly denied that he was Force Col. Aviem Sella, the commander of the lesser charge of possessing classified great length, articulately and cogently. His part of any broader American Jewish spy the Ramon Air Base in the Negev who serv­ documents. She has been released on bail. biggest regret was that his case has allowed network operating for Israel. ed as Pollard's first contact. Both are awaiting sentencing, which is not allegations of "dual loyalty" against Pollard, during the interview with me, According to court documents, Sella, as expected before the end of January at the American Jews to surface "among bigots maintained that he never actually spied a graduate student at New York University, earliest. •

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December 4, 1986 The Jewish Transcript Page 13 Community Hanukkah Celebration to be held Dec. 14 at Stroum JCC The Stroum Jewish Community Center afternoon. In addition, cooking invites the community to prepare for demonstrations of traditional Hanukkah Hanukkah by attending its Annual Hanuk­ foods from around the world will take kah Celebration on Sunday, Dec. 14. With place, with recipes available. the theme of "A Hands-On Hanukkah To many, the menorah or Hanukkiyah is Happening," all those who come to enjoy the symbol of Hanukkah. To honor this the festivities will also be discovering new Hanukkah symbol, a Menorah Museum ways to celebrate Hanukkah at home two will exhibit menorahs from those in the weeks hence. community, featuring contemporary styles The community Celebration has and family heirlooms. something special to offer this year: a per­ To help get the home ready for Hanuk­ formance of "The Odd Potato: A Hanuk­ kah, a decorating workshop will allow kah Story" in addition to the festivities of families to work together on Hanukkah art Cast members of "The Odd Potato" in rehearsal at the Stroum Jewish Community projects for the home. song, arts and crafts, food and storytelling. Center on Mercer Island. The Celebration begins at 10:30 a.m. Entertainment adds to the festive air of with a world premiere performance of the Celebration. In addition to the morning "The Odd Potato." Over 30 actors, ages 3- production of "The Odd Potato," Chabad 65, all from the Seattle Jewish community, will run its annual children's rally in the SJCC to present Hanukkah play will stage this original musical production afternoon, filled with song, stories and about a father, grieving so the loss of his games. The Stroum Jewish Community Center Held in the Center's Benaroya wife that holidays have no joy remaining, Admission for the performance of "The will host the premiere performance of "The Auditorium, performances will be Satur­ and his children, who through their love, Odd Potato" and the afternoon's Hanuk­ Odd Potato: A Hanukkah Story" on Dec. day, Dec. 13, 7 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 14, imagination and strong sense of family kah Festivities is $5 for adults and $3.50 for 13 and 14. 10:30a.m. tradition, rekindle that light of joy and children under 12. Admission for the The author, Eileen Bluestone Sherman, General admission is $5 for adults and bring it back into their home. Hanukkah Festivities only is $1 for adults and her family are flying in for the $3.50 for children under 12. Grand Patron The Hanukkah festivities from noon to and 50

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Page 14 'The Jewish Transcript December 4, 1986 Food Bank drive a major success Are there really hungry, needy Jews in community-wide Food Drive, chaired by the greater Seattle community? According Dr. George Winston, was held from Succot to Ken Weinberg, Director of the Jewish through Thanksgiving. Laurie Friedman, Family Service, there is a myth that Jewish graduate intern, along with a host of volun­ people do not suffer from economic teers, spearheaded the successful event. deprivation. Cliff Warner, Assistant Director of Jewish Single mothers with young children, liv­ Family Service, provided the staff support. ing on public assistance, make up the ma­ The drive involved 28 groups, including jority of those in need, he says. They are synagogues, day schools and service trying to get along on $30O-$50O a month organizations throughout the Jewish com­ and simply cannot do it. munity. Over 10,000 cans of food were col­ Then there are those recently lected. In addition, $14,000 in cash was unemployed or long-term unemployed raised to sustain the food bank throughout adults who have joined the "new poor" in the year. our community, falling between the cracks Over 700 Jewish clients used the Jewish because of changes in the economy. They Family Service Kosher Food Bank in 1986, include administrators in the public or Weinberg says. The funds collected will be private sector or technical people in those used to restock the Food Bank and to industries where things have gone sour. distribute vouchers that can be used in Students from Yeshiva Or Hazafon (Northwest Jewish High School) played an There are also middle or upper-aged peo­ supermarkets to purchase fresh dairy pro­ important role in the success for this year's Jewish Food Bank Drive sponsored by ple who can't get back into the work force ducts and produce. The Jewish Family Ser­ Jewish Family Service. and those who are mentally or physically vice is part of a consortium of food banks disabled. Finally, there are the elderly who around the city that buy as a group. can't make it on Social Security or small Food Bank recipients are accorded the tain animal fat or meat will be accepted a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. pensions alone. same confidentiality and concern given to throughout the year. Cash donations are A handcart is available for large items. For The Jewish Family Service has been serv­ all Jewish Family Service clients, Weinberg welcome. Food items can be brought to the further information, call Miriam Meyer- ing these people through a food bank in­ says. Ongoing donations of canned goods Jewish Family Service office, 1214 son, Food Bank Coordinator at Jewish stituted four years ago. This year a and nonperishable items that do not con- Boylston, Monday through Thursday, 9 Family Service, 447-3240. •

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December 4, 1986 The Jewish Transcript Page 15 Boguch, Little to be honored UDAICA GIFT SHO at JNF Hanukkah banquet J TEMPLE DE HIRSCH SINAI P Shop now for Hanukah! Phil Boguch and Stanley M. Little will be Born in Seattle, Boguch and his wife honored by the Jewish National Fund at its Laurie, who is a Commissioner of DREIDELS: All sizes: plastic, wood & large Redwood. Community Hanukkah Banquet, which Washington State Arts Commission and Giftwrap, Cards & Gift Tags. will be held at the Westin Hotel on Mon­ Washington Commission for the Contemporary Decorations day, Dec. 15, according to Dr. Charles Humanities, have two daughters, Sharon Hanukah Partyware, Chocolate Gelt Fine, JNF's President for the Pacific Boguch and Janet Boguch Fletcher. & Hanukah Suckers Northwest region. Stanley M. Little is vice president for In­ Guest speaker will be Congressman Mike dustrial and Public Relations of the Boeing MENORAHS: Largest selection in town. Lowry. Honorary Chairman of the dinner Company. He has been with Boeing for the New interesting designs, $7.00 and up. is Governor Booth Gardner. A Tribute past 42 years. Since 1968 he has been Other religious items. Committee of over 100 community leaders responsible for managing company-wide is being established. activities in the areas of personnel, labor CHILDREN'S TOYS: Activity & story books. Games & puzzles. A garden of 1,000 trees will be planted in relations, wage and salary, management Israel in honor of each of the honorees, in development, public relations, and JEWELRY: 14 karat, gold filled, sterling. recognition of their outstanding contribu­ employee communications. Our prices are lower. tions to our community and to the state of He serves as the chairman of the Extensive selection on Kiddush Cups, Challah trays. Israel. The presentation to Boguch will be Development Council of the University of made by Governor Gardner. The presenta­ Washington, and has been active in the HOSTESS GIFTS: Aprons, unusual magnets, pot holders tion to Little will be made by Donald Washington State Board of Education, the and other handmades. Covey, the president and chief executive of­ Rainier Club, Aerospace Industries, Na­ BOOKS: Good selection of gift books, bibles, prayer books. ficer of UNICO properties, a major real tional Association of Manufacturers, estate holding and managing company. Washington Council for International Rabbi Levine's Profiles and the sisterhood's new cook book! Herzl-Ner Tamid's children's choir, Trade, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research OPEN DAILY, Monday through Friday, 1-3:30 Ra'ananim, will perform under the baton Center and Council for Washington's Sunday hours: 9:30 to 12:30 of Cantor Bradley Kurland. Future. Phil Boguch is the president of Equity Little was born in Des Moines, Iowa and Mergers, Inc. He also serves on the boards he and his wife Delores Eileen have two Entrance: 1511 East Pike Street, Seattle of the Jewish Federation, B'nai B'rith daughters, Pamela Baty and Candyce 323-8486 Community Service Foundation, ADL, Hogan. UJA, and the Jewish Agency of Israel. He For reservations and more information has been active also on the boards of call the Jewish National Fund at 624- United Way, U.S. Civil Rights Commission 8625. • and SJCC.

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Page 16 The Jewish Transcript December 4, 1986 Around Theresa Lee Jones and Robert Rosen­ crantz were married Sept. 21 in Rutland, Personal/Social Vermont at the Rutland Jewish Center. the Town Rabbi Solomon Goldberg officiated. Terry is the daughter of Sheriff and Mrs. Lee D. Jones of Rutland. A graduate of tesman of Oak Park, Michigan. Middlebury College, she manages Tempta­ Larry Stone, regional winner of the Timothy Gottesman, Tim has been the top-ranked tennis tions confection stores in Seattle and "Best French Wine Sommelier in America" player in the Pacific Northwest in his age Bellevue. competition, won the National competition Bar Mitzvah bracket for the last three years. He is a Robert is the son of Mrs. Edith Rosen­ held in New York Nov. 17. The competi­ seventh grader at Mercer Island Middle crantz of Seattle. He is a graduate of the tion is sponsored by the French Food & School. D University of Washington, and is with Wine Dept. In 1988 Stone will participate in Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate an international competition in Paris. Services. Larry Stone is sommelier at the Four Terry Jones, The couple resides in Seattle. • Seasons Olympic Hotel in Seattle. Robert Rosencrantz Franklin High School, established in 1912, will hold an all class reunion in April married 1987 in celebration of its 75th Diamond Jubilee and its 75th graduating class. To get on the mailing list for the information Obituaries brochure, call or write Diana Hill, P.O. Box 137, Medina, WA 98039, 455-5288, or Joyce Williams, 228-5646. • CELIA BRENNER, 89, long active in Timothy Jason Gottesman Seattle philanthropic organizations, died Saturday, Nov. 22. Brenner was the daughter of Mark and New Arrivals Sarah Kaplan, who settled in Seattle in the Jerry and Enid Green announce the birth Timothy Jason Gottesman will celebrate early 1900s. Her father was a gold seeker in of their son, Max Edwin, born Oct. 20 at his Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, Dec. 13 at the Alaska Gold Rush. 2:02 a.m., weighing 8 lbs., 4'A oz. 10:30 a.m. at Temple De Hirsch Sinai. She was the widow of David Brenner, Max is the grandson of Ruth Green of Tim is the son of Dr. James and Gloria whom she married in 1917 and who died in Seattle and Mildred Kroog of Delray Gottesman. His grandparents are Mary and 1955. Beach, Fla. • Harry Brown of Bellevue and Adele and Brenner was a member of Temple De Harvey Gottesman of Sherman Oaks, Cal. Terry and Robert Rosencrantz Hirsch Sinai and was past president of the He is the great-grandson of Leah Got- temple's sisterhood. She also was a member of Hadassah, Women's American ORT, and City of Hope. She did volunteer work for Council House, the Red Cross, and the Heart Fund. €bO® She is survived by her son Irwin, whom she helped form the Irwin Brenner Paper Co.; two daughters, Maxine Harvitz of ^Lilliputian f South Dartmouth, Mass. and Edith Dorf- The a shop for "little" people man of Oakland, CA.; five grandchildren; The Ultimate in and two great-grandchildren. • Wedding Children's Apparel. CHABAD Photographers DAY CARE HELP YOURSELF TO ANOTHER LANGUAGE Learning, Arts & Crafts * competent & experienced

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collected for the Kosher Food Bank. For 12/7 (Sun.) Shalom Branch, Seattle SEATTLE/BELLEVUE/MERCER ISLAND Arts and Entertainment reservations and more information call 525- Section, National Council of Jewish 5873. Women 12/6 (Sat.) 1987 Women's Plea for Soviet Council House, 1501 17th Ave., Seattle, Bikur Cholim Machzikay Hadath Jewry Concert 11:30 a.m. Congregation (Orthodox) 5145 S. Morgan Stroum Jewish Community Center, 3801 E. Rabbi James Mirel of Temple B'nai Torah Mercer Way, Mercer Island, 8:00 p.m. and daughters Chava and Shoshana will 723-0970 or 722-4440 Sponsored by Federation's Community Special Programs entertain at this program meeting and Capitol Hill Branch Council House 1501 17th Ave. Relations Council and the Seattle Chapter 12/4 (Thur.) Sha'at Yeladim brunch. A donation for the Jewish Family 323-0344 of Hadassah, this year's concert will Northend Stroum Jewish Community Service food bank is requested. B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation at the feature Geula Gill, an Israeli singer. For Center, 6800 35th Ave. N.E., Seattle, 6:30 Reservations are required by Dec. 3. For University of Washington tickets and more information, call the p.m. reservations and more information call 4745 17th NE Federation, 622-8211. Children are invited to come in pajamas to Nana Boxer, 325-0426, or Fanny Korman, 325-1134. 527-1997 12/13 (Sat.) Holiday Concert this children's storytelling hour, which will Chabad House (Traditional) Highline High School Auditorium, 225 S. feature Esther Smith. A nominal fee will be 4541 19th NE 152nd St., Burien, 8:00 p.m. charged. For more information call the 12/7 (Sun.) Brandeis University Women's 527-1411 In addition to traditional carols and holiday branch, 526-8073. Committee Family Bowling Party Congregation Beth Shalom (Conservative) For more information call Sandy Leavitt, music, the Rainier Chorale and the Thalia 6800 35th NE 12/5 (Fri.) Open House in Honor of Jewish 455-1941. Chamber Orchestra will perform Leonard 524-0075 Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms" in Book Month Temple De Hirsch Sinai Library, 1441 16th Congregation Ezra Bessaroth (Sephardic Hebrew and Mozart's "Regina Coeli." 12/8 (Thurs.) Kline Galland Home Monthly Orthodox) Tickets will be available at the door. For Ave., Seattle, immediately following 8:15 Residents' Birthday Party p.m. services in main sanctuary 5217 S. Brandon more information call Linda Banks, 242- Kline Galland Home, 7500 Seward Park With over 5,000 volumes, the TDHS library 722-5500 7657, or Yvonne White, 226-5989. Ave. S., Seattle, 1:30 p.m. houses one of the largest collections of Congregation Tikvah Chadashah The Chabad Chedar Choir will entertain. 12/14 (Sun.) Holiday Concert popular Jewish literature in the Pacific (Traditional Reform; special outreach to Sponsored by the Seattle Section, Kent Commons, 525 4th Ave. N., Kent, 3:00 Northwest. The community is invited to Gay/Lesbian Jews) National Council of Jewish Women, the p.m. the open house. For more information call 1919 E. Prospect event honors home residents whose (See 12/13 listing.) 323-8486. 522-5353 or 328-6032 birthdays fall within the month. Relatives Emanuel Congregation (Modern Orthodox) 12/28 (Sun.) He'ari Israeli Folkdancing — 12/16 (Tues.) In Memoriam: The Martyred and friends of the honorees are invited. 3412 NE65th Special Hanukkah Celebration Soviet Yiddish Writers 525-1055 Center House, Seattle Center, 6:30-10:30 Stroum Jewish Community Center, 3801 E. 12/10 (Wed.) Combined Organizations Herzl-Ner Tamid Conservative p.m. Mercer Way, Mercer Island, 7:30 p.m Luncheon Congregation There will be folkdancing instruction and In celebration of Jewish Book Month, the Temple Beth El, 5975 S. 12th St., Tacoma, 3700 E. Mercer Way, Mercer Island open dancing at this special celebration. program will feature song, dance, poetry 11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 232-8555 (Folkdancing on other Sunday evenings is and readings to honor the martyred Soviet The National Council of Jewish Women, Sephardic Bikur Holim Congregation held at the Polish Home, 1714 18th St.) For Yiddish writers. A small donation is Hadassah, and the Sisterhood of Temple (Orthodox) more information call Gordon, 488-1147, or requested to benefit Soviet Jews. For Beth El will have a joint luncheon in honor 6500 52nd S. Sara, 524-0752. more information call the center, 232-7115. of Human Rights Day. Joan Florsheim will 723-3028 speak about her recent visit to the Soviet Temple Beth Am (Reform) 1/6 (Tues.) UW Biblical Archaeology Class 8015 27th NE Open to High School Students Union. For reservations and information Hanukkah call Jani Doctor, 584-6686. 525-0915 12/7 (Sun.) A Hanukkah Happening UW Campus, Tuesdays, Jan. 6-Mar. 17, Temple B'nai Torah (Traditional Reform) Herzl-Ner Tamid Congregation, 3700 E. 7:00-10:00 p.m. 12/10 (Wed.) Seattle Chapter, City of 6195 92nd Ave. SE, Mercer Island Mercer Way, Mercer Island High school students can earn three Hope Luncheon Meeting 232-7243 A series of classes beginning Dec. 7 will college credits in this University of Wash­ Scottish Rite Temple, 1155 Broadway, E., Temple De Hirsch Sinai (Reform) prepare adults for Hanukkah and help ington course taught by Dr. Gloria London. 1441 16th Ave., Seattle them to enrich their home observances. Registration will be handled by the High Seattle, 11:30 a.m. The guest speaker will be Jeanette 323-8486 12/9 (Tues.) Hanukkah School of Jewish Studies. To register and Suburban facility, 556 124th NE, Bellevue for more information, call Allen Silver, Williams, Seattle City Council Member. Workshop The reservation deadline is Dec. 7. For 454-5085 HSJS principal, 625-0665, no later than Yeshiva Gedolah (Traditional) Temple De Hirsch Sinai, library, 1520 E. Dec. 23. reservations and more information, call Union, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Betty Jaffe, 284-4836; Becky Mutal, 725- 5220 20th Ave. NE This workshop will explore the history, 0982; or Anna Scher, 323-7428. 527-1100 symbols, and meaning of Hanukkah as a BELLINGHAM celebration of freedom, dedication, and 12/13 (Sat.) Mt. Scopus Group of struggle. Participants also will share Organizations Beth Israel Synagogue (Reform) (Sundays) He'ari Israeli Folkdancing Hadassah — Theater Party Broadway & Irving recipes, songs, blessings, and games. Glenn Hughes Playhouse, 4045 University The workshop is free and open to the Polish Home, 1714 18th St., Seattle, (206) 733-8890 instruction from 6:30 to 7:15 p.m., open Way, N.E., Seattle, 8:00 p.m. public. For more information call 323-8486. The group is sponsoring a performance of BOTHELL dancing until 10:00 p.m. Northshore Jewish Community 12/10 (Wed.) Keeping the Hanukkah Light The community is invited. For more Moliere's "The Would-be Invalid." For ticket information call 783-6789. 18515-92nd Ave. NE, Bothell Burning information call Gordon, 488-1147, or Sara, For service times and dates call Nick Northend Stroum Jewish Community 524-0752. Parker, 481-3024 Center, 6800 35th Ave. N.E., Seattle, 7:30 Henrietta Szold Group of Hadassan 12/14 (Sun.) Seattle Yiddish Group BREMERTON p.m. The baby shower luncheon on Dec. 3 Northend Stroum Jewish Community Jewish Community Center (Conservative) Jeremy Alk will lead a discussion on how served as the group's December meeting. Center, 6800 35th Ave., N.E., Seattle, 2:00 to celebrate Hanukkah in contemporary 11th & Veneta The next meeting will be Jan. 19. For more p.m. (206) 373-9884 or (206) 876-3341 America without yielding to the information, call Betty Silver, 284-8286. For more information about this "Hellenists." A nominal fee will be opportunity to enjoy Yiddish stories, EVERETT/LYNNWOOD charged. For more information call the 12/5 (Fri.) Nancy Amidei To Be Guest discussion, and song, call the branch, 526- Temple Beth Or (Reform) branch, 526-8073. Speaker at Temple B'nai Torah 8073. P.O. Box 1232, Everett, WA 98206 12/13 (Sat.) Pre-Hanukkah Party with the 6195 92nd Ave. S.E., Mercer Island, (206) 353-7571 or 252-8344 Mazeltones following Shabbat services at 8:00 p.m. 12/14 (Sun.) Information Meeting on 1987 FORT LEWIS B'nai B'rith Hillel, 4745 17th Ave. N.E., Nancy Amidei, a syndicated columnist USY Israel Pilgrimage Jewish Chapel Seattle, 8:00 p.m. regularly featured in the Seattle P-l, is a Herzl-Ner Tamid, 3700 E. Mercer Way, Liggett Ave Join us for this special party of music and nationally known expert on issues of Mercer Island, 1:30 p.m. (206) 967-6590 dance with the "Mazeltones," along with hunger, poverty, and homelessness. For Harry Sherman, Pacific Northwest escort good old-fashioned latkes and other more information call Laurie Lippold, 523- for the 1987 Israel pilgrimage for OLYMPIA Hanukkah delicacies. A donation is 7049. teenagers, will describe the program and Temple Beth Hatfiloh requested. For more information call 527- 12/6 (Sat.) Havdalah and Kumsitz at Cafe answer questions. For more information, (Conservative/Reform) 1997. Kochav Hatsafon call Beth Huppin at the regional USY 802 S. Jefferson 12/13 (Sat.) "The Odd Potato: A Northend Stroum Jewish Community office, 524-4070. (206) 357-8160 Hanukkah Story" Center, 6800 35th Ave. N.E., Seattle, 7:30 SPOKANE Stroum Jewish Community Center, 3801 E. p.m. Temple Beth Shalom Mercer Way, Mercer Island, 7:00 p.m. Bid farewell to Shabbat and spend the 12/15 (Mon.) Mt. Scopus Group of E. 1322 30th St. This world premiere performance will evening with friends, food, and Israeli and Hadassah (509) 747-3304 feature an intergenerational cast from the American folksongs. The evening is Silverman home, 3718 48th Ave., N.E., TACOMA Seattle Jewish community. For more geared for adults. A nominal fee will be Seattle, 12:30 p.m. Temple Beth El information call Pearl Kleinberger, 232- charged. For more information call the Marvin Stern, regional director of the Anti- 5975 S. 12th 7115. branch, 526-8073. Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, will (206) 564-7101 discuss his recent trip to the Soviet Union. 12/14 (Sun.) Community Hanukkah 12/7 (Sun.) Neighborhood House Refreshments will be served. For more TRI-CITIES Celebraton Celebration information call Goldie, 524-5309. Congregation Beth Shalom Stroum Jewish Community Center, 3801 E. Columbia Tower Club 312 Thayer Drive, Richland, WA 99352 Mercer Way, Mercer Island, 10:30-2:30 Neighborhood House, which marks its 80th (509) 943-0457 The musical performance "The Odd year of service to low income people in 12/16 (Tues.) B'nai B'rith Women Greater Congregation Chaverim Potato" at 10:30 a.m. will kick off the day's the community, will honor its past board Seattle Chapter #647 Luncheon Meeting P.O. Box 536, Richland, WA activities, to include a latke brunch, arts presidents at a celebration. For more Council House, 1501 17th Ave., Seattle, (509) 946-5866 and crafts, a family decorating workshop, information call Katherine Dahlem, 447- noon YAKIMA an animated video, Chabad rally, book and 8446. Students from the Seattle Hebrew Temple Shalom gift sales, and cooking demonstrations. An 12/7 (Sun.) Lox and Bagels Brunch Academy will present a Hanukkah 1517 Brown Ave (98902) admission fee will be charged. For more B'nai B'rith Hillel, 4745 17th Ave. N.E., program. In addition, Alberta Weinberg, P.O. Box 2097 (98907) information call the center, 232-7115. Seattle, 11:30 a.m. new regional director of BBYO, will 12/15 (Mon.) Jewish National Fund Rabbi James Mirel will lead a discussion present the goals of that organization. Community Hanukkah Banquet on the Jewish perspective of apartheid. There is a fee for the luncheon. For more Grand Ballroom/Westin Hotel, 6:00 p.m. Gail Zucker will discuss the Jewish information call 525-8249. This service presented Phil Boguch and Stanley Little will be community in South Africa. A donation is honored. For reservations and more requested. For more information call 527- 12/21 (Sun.) N'schey Shalom Hadassah information, call the Jewish National Fund, 1997. Council House, 1501 17th Ave., Seattle, as a courtesy of 624-8625. 12/7 (Sun.) Cultural Circle noon 12/21 (Sun.) Emanuel Congregation Northend Stroum Jewish Community Leba Berman will speak about Israel — its Sisterhood Annual Hanukkah Brunch Center, 6800 35th Ave., N.E., Seattle, 3:00 past and present. Lunch will be served. Emanuel Congregation, 3412 N.E. 65th, p.m. For reservations call Dora Blond, 454-1160; RMOTERBANK* Seattle, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Betty Sussman will discuss "Living on a Nana Boxer, 329-0426; or Sylvia Winograd, Potato latkes and traditional goodies will Kibbutz." For more information call the 641-1041. Cancellations must be made two be served. Nonperishable food will be branch, 526-8073. days in advance. © 1986 RAINIER BANCORPORATION MEMBER T.tUC. Page 18 The Jewish Transcript December 4, 1986 Calendar

12/5 (Fri.) New Connections — Shabbat 12/20 (Sat.) New Connections — Potluck Services Supper Workshops Temple B'nai Torah, Mercer Island, 8:00 Nettie G's, 7:00 p.m. 12/16 (Tues.) The Jewish Life Cycle: p.m. A small donation is requested. For details 12/12 (Frl.) Monthly Job Seeker's Support Tradition and Memories The group will meet at Denny's on Mercer on what to bring, call Nettie, 747-9709. Island after services. Group Northend Stroum Jewish Community 12/21 (Sun.) New Connections — Cross­ Jewish Family Service, 1214 Boylston Ave., Center, 6800 35th Ave., N.E., Seattle, 7:30 12/7 (Sun.) New Connections — Potpourri country Skiing Seattle, noon-1:00 p.m. p.m. Discussion Group For details call Judy K., 232-3053, or Leo Carolyn Kessler, a vocational guidance Esther Friend will discuss how ritual 7:00-9:00 p.m. B., 746-9037. counselor, will lead this complimentary objects enhance one's observance and A small donation is requested. For more lunchtime support group, which meets the how to pass memories on to children. information call Sue M., 746-5892, or Jackie second Friday of each month. (Brown bag There is a nominal charge for C, 641-1353. optional.) For more information call 447- Cablearn nonmembers. For more information call 12/10 (Wed.) New Connections — Happy 3240. Jewish Studies Hour the branch, 526-8073. Hour at Sam's Bar and Grill Monday 8:00 p.m., repeated Thursday 8:00 Bellevue, 4:00-7:00 p.m. p.m. 12/17 (Wed.) The Many Faces of Jewish For details, call Jackie C, 641-1353, or Sam Music Viacom Channel 27, Seacom Channel 37 A., 232-2013. Lectures and discussions Seattle Downtown Library, 1000 4th Ave., 12/4 Dr. David Weiss on "Judaism Seattle, noon 12/10 (Wed.) New Connections — Today" ana "Roots of Zionism" 12/8 (Mon.) Judaism for the Teenager of Cantor Marilyn Ladin will be the featured Exploration of the Arts the 1980s speaker in a program co-sponsored by Home of Janet G., 7:00 p.m. 12/8, 12/11 Charles Silberman "A Certain Stroum Jewish Community Center, 3801 E. Temple De Hirsch Sinai and the Seattle The group will plan for monthly get- People: American Jews and Their Life Mercer Way, Mercer Island, 6:00 p.m.-7:00 Public Library in celebration of Jewish togethers to discuss literature, poetry, Today" p.m. Book Month. For more information call 625- films, etc. Refreshments will be provided. 12/15, 12/18 "Israel and America A ten-week class taught by Rabbi 2665. A small donation is requested. For details Compared" with Professor S.N. Eisenstadt Yechezkel Kornfeld will begin. Sponsored call Janet, 232-2466, or Arnie R., 746-5286. and "The Jewish Political Tradition" with by the High School of Jewish Studies and Daniel Elazar B'nai B'rith Youth Organization, the course Singles 12/11 (Thurs.) New Connections — Mark will address personal issues that concern Tobey Pub Jewish teenagers. For more information 12/14 (Sun.) Single Havurah Madison at Post Alley, Seattle, 5:00 p.m.. Television call Allen Silver at the Jewish Education Northend Stroum Jewish Community For details about this happy hour get- 12/10 (Wed.) Itzhak Perlman: Beethoven Council, 625-0665. Center, 3800 35th Ave. N.E., Seattle, 7:00 together, call Ann M., 367-0779. Violin Concerto p.m. 12/9 (Tues.) Jews in Baseball 12/11 (Thurs.) New Connections — - KCTS Channel 9,10:20 p.m. The evening will feature Jewish humor and Seattle Downtown Library, 1000 4th Ave., Factoria Cinema Perlman, Giulini, and the Los Angeles bridge lessons. For more information call Seattle, noon 7:00 p.m. Philharmonic Orchestra will perform. the branch, 526-8073. The group will meet at The Keg for a post- Rabbi Earl Starr of Temple De Hirsch Sinai 12/20 (Sat.) Wonderworks: "Miracle at theater snack. For details, call Jackie C, will be the featured speaker at a program 12/26-12/28 (Fri.-Sun.) Shabbat at the Moreaux" 641-1353. co-sponsored by TDHS and the Seattle Hidden Valley Ranch KCTS Channel 9, 7:00 p.m. (repeats 12/24 Public Library in celebration of Jewish Santa Barbara, CA 12/17 (Wed.) New Connections — Men's 1:00 p.m. and 12/26 2:00 p.m.) Book Month. For more information call 625- The Sephardic Educational Center in Los Group In occupied France during World War II, a 2665. Angeles is sponsoring a shabbaton for Home of Leo Butzel, 7:00 p.m. nun and her young charges risk their lives 12/11 (Thurs.) An Evening of Coffee and Jewish singles ages 18-28. Activities Richard Gordon, former editor of the to harbor a group of Jewish children Conversation include a Hanukkah program, a dance, and Jewish Transcript, will present his views escaping from the Nazis. Rind home, 7:30 p.m. sightseeing. Dietary laws will be observed. on being single in Seattle's Jewish 12/21 (Sun.) Lubavitch Rebbe on Cable TV The evening will feature Dr. Shmuel Razin For more information call Tami Haleva, community. For details call Leo, 746-9037. Channel 3 Viacom, Channel 32 Group W, and Dr. Zeev Gries, both sabbatical 725-6120, or David Behar, 725-4206. 6:30-9:30 p.m. professors from the Hebrew University of New Connections is an activities group for Jerusalem. For details, call 454-2685 by IT'S A GIFT FOR SOMEONE I CARE ABOUT Dec. 5. single Jewish adults, mid-30s and up, sponsored by the Stroum Jewish D 2 years (44 issues) for $20 12/15 (Mon.) American Jewish Committee Community Center. For the newsletter and D 1 year (22 issues) lor $12 Roundtable Luncheon/Discussion more information, call Ann Meisner at the Mayflower Park Hotel, 5th and Olive, noon Stroum JCC, 232-7115. D Outside the U.S., add $3.50 per year Dr. Joel Migdal, Professor and Chair of • Enclose a gift card for me, please International Studies at the UW's Jackson 12/4 (Thurs.) New Connections—Men's GIVE Send to. ; School of International Studies, will Group at Wang's Kitchen discuss "The Changing Face of Israel." Bellevue, 7:00 p.m. Address For reservations and more information call For reservations and details call Leo B., City/State/Zip. 622-6315. 746-9037, or Bernie F., 232-7386 or 453-6483.

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