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PAGE 2 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE January 3, 1986 BULLETIN BOARD s 273 Buckhead Ave Atlanta Changing Trends Don't get caught with Fall and Winter garments in your closet that you won’t wear again! e ^oney $$$ Bri n( o. P.S.-WE PICK UP, TOO ' 261-2135 HRS. 10-5 M-Sat. 10-7 Wed Szi ii 11 rfa AyrtiriiTiT : ™: « TLo rouiomc afo nil U The reviews are in! TDSA is a hit! What arc the critics saying? “ “It’s phenomenal! It’s fantastic! It’s the best education we could have for Risa. She is a good girl who has learned the reasons for doing what is right.” Irene Kurtz, Educator and Parent “When your child is enthusiastic about learning, you know her school environment is exciting.” • Barbara Ladin Fisher, Artist and Parent Torah Day School of Atlanta is now open for enrollment in grades 1-4 for the 1986- 87 school year. We blend educational innovation with religious tradition For registration information, call school office: 982-9001 Rabbi Eliezer Vilinsky, Principal M N xmnrrCP ^nmmy Terrorists tell investigators of plans to attack Tel Aviv by Edwin Eytan PARIS (JTA)—The three ter rorists who attacked the El A1 terminal at Vienna airport were planning to commandeer an Israeli plane, take the Israeli passengers hostage and fly to Israel to carry out a terrorist attack there, Austria radio and television announced Monday quoting official sources. The Austrian television said that the two surviving terrorists—the third was killed in the shootout with the Austrian police while trying to escape—told investigators that this was their plan. They said that this is why they had not made any preparations for their escape. 1 hey commandeered a car after the attack and were captured by the Austrian police a few miles from Vienna. Austrian officials said they intend to continue investigating the attack until all light is shed on the atrocity. Meanwhile, elsewhere in Western Europe condemnations of the ter rorists and of “all those who back them” poured in. In Strasbourg the 21-nation Council of Europe con demned today the two attacks, at Vienna and Rome airports, and reaffirmed its determination to fight international terrorism. The Council of Europe Secretary General Marcelino Oreja also sent a telegram of condolences to the Italian and Austrian governments to express “my feelings of solidarity in the fight against international terrorism.” In Rome, close to 1,000 people, among them the U.S. and the Israeli ambassadors, attended the funeral of 11-year-old Natasha Simpson, killed during the Friday attack. A personal representative of the p 0 p e attended a Roman Catholic mass in the chapel of the North American college. Later, a private Jewish service was held and kadish was recited. The girl’s father, Victor Simpson an Associated Press news editor based in Rome, is believed to be Catholic. The girl’s mother, Daniela Petroff Simpson, who works for Time magazine, is Jewish. Israel’s Ambassador Eytan Ron and U.S. Ambassador Maxwell Rabb attended the mass which was celebrated by a dozen clergyman and attended by Archbishop Justin Rigali of Los Angeles, head of the Vatican diplomatic academy. Bonner addresses synagogue; wants prisoners of Zion freed BOSTON (JTA) Yelena Bonner, wife of Soviet dissident scientist Andrei Sakharov, visited a synagogue in Newton, Mass., during Sabbath services Dec. 21 and expressed hope that “all the prisoners of Zion will be free as well as all my friends of different nations and religions.” She seemed to include her husband, a Nobel Laureate in physics, who is in exile in Gorky for his outspoken criticism of Soviet \ iola- tionsof human rights, inthecategory of “prisoners of Zion." He is considered by many Israelis to be a "prisoner of Zion” because of the help he has given Jews who are unable to leave the Soviet U nion, she said. Sakharov's family are of the Russian Orthodox church. Bonner, w hose mother was Jew ish and father Armenian, made clear she was not a believer nor does she consider herself a Jew. “My up bringing gives me deep respect toward all beliefs, all religions," she said. She is in the U.S. for medical treatment. She came to Newton, a town in western Massachusetts where her son, Alexei Semyonov, and daughter, Tatiana Yankelevich, live. She visited Congregation Mishkan Tefila. a Conservative congregation, at the invitation of its rabbi, Richard Yellin. She spoke from the pulpit. Her remarks were translated by her son. In expressing hope for freedom for those refused exit from the U.S.S.R., Bonner referred to "my many personal friends, like Anatoly Shcharansky, I hope will be reunited with their relatives.” She said she accepted the invitation to the synagogue “especially because there is anti-Semitism in the world. I find it impossible not to come to a synagogue.” Come and hear this controversial Jewish leader speak about the vital issues facing Israel today. Rabbi Meir Kahane MK This unique event will allow the Atlanta Jewish Comm unity to make an informed judgment as to why Rabbi Kahane’s popularity is soaring in Israel. January 16 8 p.m. Sheraton Northlake Hotel Donation $5.00 Students and Senior Citizens $3.00 Oo OliX Thanks for welcoming us to the community in Atlanta. A fine Jewish Community deserves a fine bakery. We take it as our responsibility to deliver to you, ourcustomers, excellence in baking. We look forward to satisfying you. Ralph and Mary Kay UNDER ORTHODOX RABBINICAL SUPERVISION be , t we T er 0 C H fs Sh B° PP j n9C f n,< een c & 5 Bank and th< Theater. 633-1986 CLOSED SHABBAT