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        inscriptions and other family documents. Participants will receive  Nov. 21: Moishe Pod Dead Sea Spa
        handouts that will help non-Hebrew speakers identify given names   Moishe Pod-West PDX hosts Dead Sea Spa Night 7-9 pm, Nov. 21.
        and parents’ names, decipher dates, and recognize other clues on  Young adults are invited to an evening of tranquil relaxation, in-
        headstones and in common records such as ketubot (marriage con-  cluding face masks with mud straight from the Dead Sea. Learn
        tracts) and yahrzeit cards.                            about the religious, cultural and geological aspects of this fascinat-
         To receive the Zoom link, register at tinyurl.com/mvf6vryc.  ing liquid landmark. Moishe Pods – a two-person Moishe House
                                                               – are designed to help young, innovative Jews create  Jewish com-
        Nov. 20: “The Juderia of Rhodes”                       munal space through grassroots programming.
         The Next Generations Group will host Estelle Golden speaking   RSVP:  moishepodwestpdx.com or email  Shelly Zeiser at
        on “The Juderia of Rhodes: Then and Now” at 4 pm, Nov. 20, on  moishepodwestpdx@gmail.com.
        Zoom.
         Diana Golden, z”l, Estelle’s mother, was born on the Mediter-  Waiting list set for March women's weekend
        ranean island of Rhodes in 1922. The island’s Jewish quarter, re-  A waiting list has been started for Camp Solomon Schechter
        ferred to as Juderia, was home to Sephardic Jews for 2,300 years  Women’s  Getaway  Weekend  happening  March  3-5,  2023.  This
        until the 1944 deportation of the Jews to Auschwitz.   will be the Jewish camp’s first women’s retreat in several years.
         Her daughters, Estelle  and Elaine  Golden, visited  Rhodes last   “So many women were asking for us to start doing them again,”
        May to discover any remnants of their mother’s home and any  says Leah Conley, Camp Solomon Schechter development direc-
        remaining aspects of Jewish life there today. Estelle will share her  tor. She adds that the focus is welcoming Jewish women of all ages
        travel experience and show historical and current photos, as well.  and stages to experience Solomon Schechter for themselves. All
         Estelle is a member of the OJMCHE Speaker’s Bureau, sharing  150 slots have been reserved by women who range from first-tim-
        her mother’s story of life in Rhodes and survival in the Auschwitz  ers to camp to mothers of campers and CSS alumni.
        death camp. She serves on the board of Women of Reform Judaism   The weekend will feature programming dedicated  to meeting
        at Congregation Kol Ami in Vancouver, Wash.            with old friends and new, experiencing the magic of Shabbat at
         The Next Generations Group consists of descendants of/and Ho-  camp, and relaxing and having fun. Falling just before Purim, the
        locaust  survivors, refugees,  heroes and  anyone  interested  in,  or  retreat will include hamantaschen baking and other Purim activi-
        impacted by, the Holocaust who wants to help keep the personal  ties. Women can lounge by Lake Stampfer, take on the challenge
        histories and lessons  learned alive and relevant. To receive the  course or hike on the 170-acre campground near Tumwater, Wash.
        Zoom link, email suemwendel@gmail.com.                  Email lconley@campschechter.org to join the waiting list.
















































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