March 10, 1978

Men's Division Opens 1978 TelethonSunday

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ByStuChapmaa Are you sick and tired.of watching toe same bland, uninteresting diet of police stories, banal variety noun and sordid sitcoms on television night after night?

There It an alternative to the bordom of the "boob tube" and it's called the School of

Herbert F.Gaba

7 Gaba Heads Lincoln Drive Herbert F. Gaba, president of the Lincoln Jewish Welfare Federation will head the 1978 Campaign, assisted by Irwin G o l d e n b e r g a n d Yale GoUdlncr.

Mr. Gaba was chairman of the successful campaigns in 1970 and 1971. He pointed out that Jewish residents of Lincoln will be called on later this month.

Several events are being planned, and information will be released soon, Mr. Gaba added.

March 16.

"The Telethon Campaign is of particular importance this year since we will be calling about 800 prospects who pledged in excess of $50,000 in 1977," Mr.Wintroubsald.

Each department of the .Federation has been asked to provide lay leadership to man the phones during the Telethon sessions.

"The response has been great, and we now have sufficient volunteers to reach our prospects," Mr. Wintroub said. He urged members of the Jewish Community to help the volunteers by making each call successful.

Harlan Noddle and Joe Klrshenbaum, Campaign Cochairmen, said it would be more appropriate to contact each of the prospects In person but that there Just isn't sufficient manpower to be able to Sam Zwetback (left) and Earl Slegel nave been apdo this. pointed Old-Timers Co-chairmen for the UTS Combined "The Telethon is the best Campaign Cabinet, according to Joe Klnhenbaum and alternative, and we hope that Harlan Noddle, Campaign Co-chairmen. all of the prospects will resi pond as if they were contacted 'on an In-person, individual basis," they said.

Mr. Wintroub urged Telethon volunteers to be at the Jewish Community Center , 15 minutes early so |hat a brief orientation can be conducted.

The schedule for Department participation is. as follows: Jewish Community Center, Sunday; Jewish Family Service, Monday, from 7 to .9:30;, p.m..; .-•, Rr, PJtflip Sher Home for the Aged, Tuesday, 7 . to 9:30?p1mir Department $f Conductor Rob Brown rehearses the orchestra for "Fiddler on Jewish Education and the Library; Thursday, 7 to 9:30 the Roof." U P Photo by Newman) p.m., and ADL/CRC/Jewish Press, March 19, 9:30 a.m. to noon.

The Center Stage production technicians/ has been in of "Fiddler on the Roof" is rehearsal since late January now in the final stages of preparing this ambitious fullpreparation. The Box Office scale musical which promises will be open for ticket sales to be the highlight of the curand reservations beginning rent Center Stage season. For NEW YORK, (JTA) - The Monday, March 13. Nine per- weeks, meeting rooms have formances are scheduled from been at a premium as vocal, American Association for March 18 through April 2. orchestral, choreography and Jewish Education (AAJE) has The large company of about staging rehearsals have been undertaken a nationwide 60 actors, musicians and t a k i n g p l a c e , o f t e n study to determine why so few simultaneously, utilizing the women teachers In Jewish Center's facilities to the' schools advance to administrative and executive posibursting point.

Every square foot of the tions. , women in Lincoln's Jewish Center's vast stage space will "The study was initiated in community and to make this be used as 34 cast members light of the fact that while year's fund drive a success. and an orchestra of 16 will in- women comprise the vast ma- .

Rachael Gaba is the wife of habit a massive set designed Jority of teachers In Jewish Herbert F. Gaba, president of by Steve Brownless in the schools, less than 10 percent of the Lincoln Jewish Welfare style of Russian painter, Marc them are engaged as principFederation. She Is a graduate Chagall. als, supervisors and education of Sydney University In Aus- Director Fred Vesper and directors," said Arthur Brody, tralia, is a life member of Ha- Musical directors Pam Cohn president of the AAJE. dassah and an officer of the and Rob Brown have worked "We want to attract more .Sisterhood of South Street out a plan which places the or- women into leadership posiTemple. The Gabas have two chestra onstage behind the tions in Jewish To children, David who is attend- scenery. This was made aid our efforts, iteducation.

Is important ing the University of Arizona, necessary by the absence of to know whether the paucity of Tucson and Judith who at- an orchestra pit in the original women in such jobs is attributends Lincoln Southeast High design of the theater. In order table to career limitations School. to bring the singers and or- they place upon themselves, Dorothy Grant is married to chestra into synchronization a or if de facto discrimination Gerald Grant, CPA, partner In closed circuit television will exists in the Jewish educationthe firm of Snyder, Grant and be utilized. al hierarchy."

Meubllng. She serves as trusTickets for Fiddler are ex- - The Study will survey a retee for Tifereth Israel Synago- pected to sell quickly, It is presentative group of some gue, Is a life member of Ha- recommended that reserva- 1000 women teachers In condassah, board member of OIC, tions be made as early as gregational and day schools of Lincoln-Lancaster Commis- possible to ensure the best all denominations throughout sion on the Status of Women, seating. Box Office hours are 9 the country.

American Foreign Students a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday and Women's Resource Cent- through Friday, and from 7 ' It will inquire if they have er at UNL. The Grants have p.m. until show-time on per- ever considered, applied for or two daughters, Barbara of formance evenings. You may occupied administrative posiBaton Rouge, La., and Joanne make reservations by calling tions and whether they have been discouraged from enterof Columbus, Oh. 334-8200, ext. 41.

Ing these areas.

The Annual Men's Telethon Campaign will begin Sunday froir; 9:30 a.m. to noon and end with a final rrotfnd of calls on March 19, According to Leon Wintroub, Telethon Chairman, the .COUNCILBLUFFS,LINCOLN, OMAHA schedule calls for Telethon Omaha. Neb., Fri., March 10.1978 Campaigners to work dlso on March 13, March 14, and

Continuing Jewish Studies, a rough April 3. series of classes and lectures The School of Continuing held at the Jewish Community Jewish Studies Is not an ordiCenter on Monday nights th- nary Hebrew School, although Hebrew Is taught. What Hei>rew School has courses on writing a Jewish Ethical Will, an intensive study of Hosea the Prophet, Jewish Art and a The Jewish Community history of Eastern European Center is making it possible Jewry between World War I for a group of Jewish teen- and World War II? The School agers from Omaha to study of Continuing Jewish Studies first hand the peace negotia- has all of those along with trations being conducted by Is- ditional Bible and Hebrew rael, Egypt and the United courses.

States.

The School is sponsored by According to Herman UtelCultural Arts Council of Rubin, assistant executive di- the'Jewlsh Community Centrector of the JCC, four high er.' According to Leni Crounse, school students will visit New Cultural Arts Council coYork City and Washington chairman, the School differs from the High School of JewD.C., March 20-22. . "This will be an historic at- ish Studies by taking a deeper tempt to involve Jewish youth and more adult approach tofrom Omaha in the peace pro- wards the curriculum and it Is the; curriculum which gives cess," Mr. Rubin said. .

He noted that the groupMl - Xh» program Its appeal.

Community response to the meet with delegates of the Egyptian and Israeli Missions Continuing Studies program, to the United Nations, and Mrs. Crounse stated, has been both Congressman John "supportive and heartening."

Cavanaugh and Senator Ed- She went on to say that the community Is free to submit ward Zorinsky.

Mr. Rubin pointed out that any suggestions on the prothe trip was conceived and gram to anyone on the Culturplanned because of the inter- al Arts Council or to JCC Asest shown by Jewish youth fol- sistant Executive Director lowing Congressman Cava- Herman Rubin. uaugh's recent trip to the Classes In the School of ConMiddle East, and Senator Zo- tinuing Jewish Studies are rinsky's Invitation to constitu- free of charge and are open to ents regarding a Washington the public. There is still time briefing on the Panama Canal to enroll In the program and Issue. there Is no pre-registratlon.

Omaha Teens Plan Trip

Old-Timers Co-chairmen

'Fiddler'Ticket Sales Begin

Lincoln Names Women's Division Leaders LINCOLN - Mrs. Max (Eleanor) Nelden has been selected to head tbe Women's Division of the Lincoln Federation's 1978 Fund Drive! She will be assisted by Mrs. Herbert (Rachacl) Gaba and Mrs. Gerald (Dorothy) Grant.

Mrs. Nelden and her cochalrwomen have already started preparing for the Campaign and have scheduled a meeting and coffee for'the Captains at her home, 3441 Cal vert, March 15 at 10 a.m.

A luncheon for the Federation Women's Drive in Lincoln will be held at the University Club, March 29 at noon. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Gerda Welssman Klein of Buffalo, N.Y. Mrs. Klein speaks extensively at high schools, colleges and interfaith meetIngs. She travels and lectures throughout the country for U.J.A., Bonds for Israel and Hadassab, S t o U Wie author of "All But My Life," and "The Blue. Rose," two highly ac- claimed books* Mrs. Nelden is from Phoe-

Etoanor Nelden nix, Ariz., where she graduated from Arizona State University and did graduate work at U.C.L.A. After completing her studies, she taught special education In the Phoenix and Lincoln public schools.

She Is married to Max Nelden who la president of Nelden Iron and Metal Co. they have three children, Debbie of Houston, Tex.; Paula of Lincoln and Danny who Is a so-.

RachadGaba phomore attending Drake University, DesMolnes.

Mrs. Nelden has been active in Jewish and civic organizations and is a life member of Hadassah and serves on that board. She is a member of Tifereth Israel Sisterhood and is Torah Fund Chairman. She serves on the board of the Kidney Foundation of Lincoln. .

Mrs. Nelden hopes to obtain the cooperation of all the

Study Seeks Women's Goals

Omaha Organizations Newman - 498-0115, Rose non-members) can donate furPIONEER WOMEN Pioneer Women, Sboshana Roffman — 551-2766, or Mari- niture, toys, children's clothChapter, will hold its annual an Wine — 551-1953 by March ing and shoes, and miscellaneous household items. Call Spiritual Adoption Dinner at 17.

Marsha Itkin, 334-5599, or the Jewish Community Center Judy Lerner, 3304940 to pick on March 12. The speaker will SPEAKER SERIES be Judith Telman, Pioneer The third session in the up your donation.

Women's Nation Coordinator Spring Speaker Series will be for the Midwest Area. Guest held on March 16,12:45 p.m., NCJW BOARD artists will be Arlene Richman at the home of Margo Riekes, The National Council of and an Omaha Israeli Dance 12917 Heavenly Dr. Jewish Women will have a Troup. Cocktail hour: 5:30 Mary Kay Green, city coun- board meeting on Thursday at p.m.; dinner: 6:30 p.m. cilman and attorney, will dis- 9:30 a.m. at the home of DarThere will be a workshop cuss her experiences at the In- lynn Fellman, 9906 Broadwith Mrs. Telman on March ternational Women's Year moor.

13,10:30 a.m., at the home of Conference in Houston and Barbara Parker, 333 N. 91 will report on the status of Street (south of Dodge). women in local government.

Jewish Resporisestb Nazi Activity

By Michael Richmond of limitations on Constitu- tional Conference of ChrisThe third and flnal of • se- tional protection. Should the tians and Jews has made this ries of arttdea by the director Jewish community, which has a top program issue. The Antiof the Omaha Anti-Defama- always supported'freedom of Defamation League of B'nal tion League, Community Re- speech begin to re-think its B'rith is publishing, in the lations Committee. traditional support of that cen- autumn, Society on Trial, the The Jewish reaction to the tral Constitutional principle? first nationally field tested American Civil Liberties This, perhaps, is the real issue curriculum for public education on the Holocaust. This two Union is similar in that Jews confronting our community. were and are strong sup- , It is a reaffirmation of the volume work includes a porters of the American Civil belief in Constitutional law, by teachers guide and a student Liberties Union. Jews, in their the Jewish community, that reader. liberal orientation did not ex- caused the development of the The problem we face is how pect an organization that pro- case, Goldstein v Collins. The to present, what for the Jews tects Constitutional principles class-action suit is brought by is parochial issue, in the conto protect the Nazis. The a survivor, living in Skokie, on text of the generic study of Jewish community is newly ijehalf of all individuals g e n o c i d e w i t h o u t t h e confronted with the question slmllary situated, against American public losing sight Frank Collins, the Nazi. The of the systematic slaughter of suit alleges psychological in- six million Jews. jurytothe survivors in Skokie.

Because of the pluralistic The Illinois Supreme'Court nature of the Jewish comturned down this case as an in- munity, we have experienced fringement of freedom of a multiplicity of responses. speech. Further action is be- This trend will undoubtedly ing contemplated. Last week continue since no simple Skokie v Collins was also turn- response, In a society as comed down. Skokie has announc- plex as ours, can betotallyined It will appeal. It Is in- clusive.. teresting to note that while We should keep in mind in Jews g e n e r a l l y affirm formulating response that we freedom of speech, a case have friends In this country which may infringe upon that support our concerns, and freedom of speech Is sup- we should help them support ported by considerable us by setting bur methods and segments of our community. goals within the American context.

Beth El Schedules Second Torah Weekend

1OZRACHI WOMEN Make reservations with Kalah Franklin Chapter, Linda Kenyon — 333-3310 or Omaha Mizrachi Women, will Tnelma Lustgarten — 333- Beth El Synagogue will bold meet Wednesday at Beth El 6811.

Its second Annual Torab WeeSynagogue Social Hall. A noon kend on March 17,18,19. luncheon will feature tradi- HADASSAH ASSOCIATES The purpose of a Torah Weetional Purim delicacies. CanSarah Lashinsky, Hadassah tor and Mrs. Leo Fettman, Associates chairman has an- kend is to bring a Judaic schoNancy Katzman and Raenounced new associate memb- lar of note before a congregaCoren will give a musical pre- ers: Eugene Rich, honored by tion of Jews. so that the sentation. his wife, Charlotte; I. W. Ro- congregation may benefit from the scholar's especially Ida Potash, president, has senblatt, honored by his deep knowledge and insightful asked all Kalah Franklin offi- daughter, Betty Schmidman; views on issues of contempocers and committee chairmen Charles Fellman, honored by rary importance growing out to attend a 9:30 a.m. board his wife, Rose; and Norman of his particular field of schomeeting at Beth El before the Pred, honored by his mother- larship, according to' Rabbi in-law, Mrs. Sid Wintroub. ' luncheon.

Kenneth Bromberg of Beth El. We are at a turning point Reservations can be made Finally, there is the that can lead to a great sucwith Rhoda Guggenheim, 553- GARAGESALE Beth El's visiting scholar response of education. It has cess if. we remain strong. If ORT members are planning this year will be Dr. Jonathan 7847, Ida Spector, 551-1693, or been shown that every year Jews throughout the world ena garage sale for the first Goldstein, since 1962 ProfesBeHe M»g"""»", 392-1707.

Dr. Jonathan Goldstein there is less and less material hance and strengthen their week in May. Proceeds will sor of History and Classics at in school, texts on the commitment and determinaMIZRACHI JR. LEAGUE help meet the Omaha chapt- Iowa State University. Dr. One of Dr. Goldstein's lecMizrachi Jr. League will er's annual financial commit- Goldstein is a contributor to tures, illustrated with slides, Holocaust. The Holocaust has tion, we can turn the dream of inset-Saturday, March n , 8 ment to support ORT's voca- the Anchor Bible series, hav- will deal with the famous become a non-event. Inter- peace into reality. And we can p.m. at the Jewish Community tional schools around the ing prepared a new transla- paintings ot the third century views of Americans show that say to ourselves: this small while they ylscerally reject but lofty rock called Israel tion, introduction, and comCte p j ^ __ __ \^ _ synagogue at Dura Euro- the Nazis, their knowledge is stood because we believed in it mentary to the two Books of C.E. * Highlight of the evening will ~Anyone~(ORT members and Macabees. pos — that synagogue and superficial.

— because we vowed never to be the Purim Auction. A fee those paintings also representThe same event and passage let it down — because we acwill be charged for the event.

ADLONTHEAIR ing a variety of Jewish couThe Torah Weekend theme of time which permitted Jews companied it from the abyss For reservations call Beverly UPDATE ON SKOKIE will be "The Varieties of rage. to confront the facts in open of persecutiontothe heights of Franklin, 334-7365 or Gloria Michael Richmond, regional Jewish Courage: Source of Jonathan Goldstein is well independence and freeGoodman, 333-3351. director of the Anti-Defama- Pride and Problems." Rabbi known to a good number of discussion have allowed them peace, tion League of B'nai B'rith, Bromberg pointed out that Beth El members and others to help Introduce the subject dom.

BySimchaDlnlU will discuss recent, events in "we tend to associate Jewish in the community, having into public education. This has HADASSAH The Omaha Chapter of Skokie on WOW-TV, Channel 6 courage today with the grown up in Beth El. He is the become a national project for Hadassah will bold a style News, March 11 at 6 p.m. The Courage of modern Israel and son of Rabbi David and Rose the Jewish community, It should be noted that there show on March 22 at noon at discussion will include legal its people. This, indeed, is one Goldstein. Rabbi Goldstein strategy in dealing with the' type of Jewish courage; but was spiritual leader of Beth El are many religious groups and theJCC. , The style show has been cre- Nazis in light of recent court other kinds of bravery as well' Synagogue from 1930 to 1946. ethnic communities which cosponsor this effort.-The Naated by LIbby Sachs. All Bar- decisions, as well as what to have significantly contributed gain BO* VOiuutecn Will be expect in the next few months to our having survived and Zrurnlturt given certificates of honor at in Skokie. " thrived as people.". this meeting.

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March 10,1878

JCC, Camp Newman Present Annual Reports .

The Jewish Pfew

Tfc* fpOowlug annual report* were presented at Joint Annual Federation matting on Jan. 29

Board. To him, and all the staff of the Center may I express not gress in terms of the overall program and numbers served. only by personal gratitude, but that of the entire Board of Direc- 37,376 meals were served to over l,2S5 different individuals. In tors as welljj ' addition to the Camp Newman session and Specialty Camps, Jewish Community Center of Omaha Each member of the Board of Directors has assumed, a these people represent groups such as United Synagogue Youth, The Board of Directors of the Jewish Community Center responsibility for some area of the Center's program. Each has B'nal B'rith Youth Organization, Beth El Synagogue, JCC represents the entire membership of the Center. All ages, from worked diligently to carry out his assigned role. Each member Oldtimers, JCC Nursery School, JCC Day Camp, and the youth to senior adult, all synagogues and all points of view make of the Board has given innumerable hours of his time to the District 66 School systems outdoor education program. . the Board a vibrant and challenging group.

Center. But even more importantly each has contributed careful - 83% of our campers are from Omaha with the remaining from Under their guidance and direction, the Center has continued judgment to the decisions that had to be made. There is no way various cities around the mid-west. One-fourth of those campers to develop programs and services designed to meet the many to thank them adequately. I hope that their own growth in their who are not from Omaha, have relatives who live in the city. needs of the Center membership. Continual evaluation of pro- job has given them joy. My personal thanks to each member of The 1978 Esther K. Newman camping season promises to be gram, budget and staff is their responsibility. The Board has not' the Board for their time, their care and their help. one of the best. Registration is ahead of this time last year and neglected its duties, nor its responsibilities, and the increased rental groups for the summer months have had to be turned Jane Brooks, Immediate Past Chairman use of the Center by its membership and the community is one of down because camp is booked for the entire summer. New and JCC Center Board of Directors the results. innovative programs are planned for the coming season, which Camp Esther K. Newman In order to fully understand the goals and directions, as well should make Camp Newman a stronger and more viable force in The 1977 Camp Newman season was one of growth and pro- the lives of the Omaha Jewish Community. as the history of the Center, a Board Training Program was instituted.

Four evening sessions were held covering all aspects of the Center; its program, budget, services to the community, relationships with National and local agencies as well as the Omaha The following contributions were made to the Dr. Philip Sher Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Saylan Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosen Jewish Federation.

Home during January and February.

Anniversary ol Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fellman Ann Kalman Birthday of Rose Wolpa Ann Kalman One of the major responsibilities of the Board is to carefully Recovery of: " Donor: Birthday of Stan Slosburg Mr. and Mrs. Lazier Kavich administer Center's finances. Constant attention to the budget is MelvinPlotkln Tulle Plotkln Marriage of Betsy Raskin Ann Kalman necessary for fiscal control. This, the Center Board has done Harry Krantz Ann Kalman, Tulle Plotkin Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Weinstein . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Joe with care and judgment. The Board is fully aware that it is enDr. BenSlutzky Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Goldston Raznick, Sam Ban trusted with community dollars, and endless hours are spent Mort Friedlander Mr and Mm, 8am Rouen, Ann Kalman Birthday of Shirley Meyerson LlbbleBarron deliberating carefully each expenditure.

JoeLlpton Ann Kalman Engagement of Julia Fox's Grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Lippett To help the Center maintain its high level of services, fund Mrs. Charles Gusa Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Goldslon Misc. Contribution: by Rose Kaufman raising programs were initiated last year. The first highly sucLou Somberg..., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pollack, Lazier Kavich, BIU cessful Theodore Blkel concert .was enjoyed by ail. Many Pogel Memory of: Donor Cella Schumelster Ann Koiman Mrs. Pred Mr. and Mrs. Milt Yudelson smaller events followed, and the Board will continue to provide Pauline Sldman... Rose Marer, Ann Kalman, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Al Kalman Ann Kalman the membership with more entertaining events In the future Father of Al KaminlU Mr. and Mrs. MUt Yudelson . •*, Llppell which are also design fund raising programs.

Dora Arbltman Rose Marer, Ann Kalman Lena Miller Ann Kalman Beginning this spring, the annual membership year for Center Art Golditein..... Libbie Barren, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rubensteln, Tony Pregler tlllle Plotkin membership will be changed to correlate with the Center's Harold Pollack. Milt Abrahama Art Green Ann Kaiman, Mr. and Mrs. Milt Yudelson, Lazier fiscal year. This change will enable the Board to budget for the Mrs. Hymle Milder Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rubensteln Kavich, Bill Fogel. Ruben Lippett, Harold Pollack. Bob year in a more logical manner.

EH Zalkln Mr. and Mrs. Milt Yudelson, Tlllle Plotkln •^ndelman, Joe Gotsdiner Beginning with our next renewal date, the membership year Max Rlekes Mr and Mrs. Harold Pollack Brother ol Maurice Sachs Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Lippett Abe Venger Ann Kalman, Mr. and Mrs. Joe GoUdiner Lewis Izenstat Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gotsdiner will be Jan. 1 to Dec. 31. The membership of the Center has JackSaferateln Mr. and Mrs. Joe Raznlck Jennie Adler Ann Kalman, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kruplnsky, MUt responded with eagerness to the varied programs offered. Ever Ed Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Lazier Kavich Vudelson, Lazier Kavich, Sol Yaffe, Irv Yaffe, Paul Goldstein alert to the needs and interests of the membership, programs Ken Tretlak.. Ann Kalman, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Goldston, Mort Reglna Rothmann Mr. and Mrs. Milt Yudelson and services remain flexible enough to be able to grow and Friedlander WlUiam Albert Mr. and Mrs. Jack Albert change.

Rose Eisenstatt Tlllle Plotkln, Mr. and Mrs. Joe GoUdiner David Grodinsky Max Fleishman, Mrs. Dave Conn The gratitude of all must go to the staff for their ceaseless efDave Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Joe GoUdiner Brother of Max Falk Mr. and Mrs. Bob Endelman forts to serve the membership of the Center. Under the superviAnnStlefler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goldstein sion of our director, Phil Cof man, our services have grown both In Honor 01: Donor: Mrs. Kuklln Ann Kalman, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Goldston Birthday of Sam Zweiback. Ann Kalman, Evelyn Green, Ruth Kirin quantity and quality. He has the ability and knowledge to LolsSchrager Mr. and Mrs. Milt Yudelson, Lazier Kavich shenbaum, Joe Zweiback, Mr. and Mrs. Norm Denenberg, Jack Paula Klass Mr. and Mrs. Sam Newman recognize the needs of our membership and to respond to them.

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HAIFA - U s e of hashish by the drug by "pushers" Arabs of the Middle East has b e c a m e a f l o u r i s h i n g long been accepted as part of business, and the menace was the local scene, Just as qre the revealed. opium dens of. the Far East.

There Is no precise InformaThe habit had not been picked tion as to the number of drug up by the Jews of Palestine, addicts In -Israel today. and it has not been until more Estimates had ranged all the We think we have had troubles! recent years that Israelis have way from 3,000 nationally to Major advertising campaigns are starting to begun to use the drug. Within 10,000 in Tel Aviv alone. In a promote new books which talk about genetic ex- the last ten years the recent press conference the authorities have become Minister of the Interior gave perimentation. seriously concerned by the an even higher estimate.

Some of the stories and predictions forecast growing prevalence of the use The police say that habitthe production of genetic carbon-copy clones of of marijuana (a form of forming hard drugs such as hashish) by young Israelis. heroin and cocaine were at human beings.

It a p p e a r s t h a t the first used only by criminal There's an account that scientists have widespread use of drugs was elements. But those who enalready kept test-tube babies alive for over six first popularized by the large joyed getting "high" on hash months and even that the first laboratory-grown number of "enlightened" were soon prepared to experiAmerican students registered ment with the more dangerous human being is alive and well. on some Israeli campuses. stuff, and before they knew it, Is it also possible that human cells have been The smoking of marijuana they were hooked. The habit fused with cells taken from mice, monkeys and became the "liberal" and spread to the college camplants to create new forms of life never before fashionable thing to do. And it puses, and then to the Bohewas not long before American mian world. Records show the seen in the history of the planet Earth? reached some high alarming growth of narcotics Are we talking about science fiction, or are we liberalism use among young people. In schools as well. talking about feverish advances in bioengineerof So long as the users kept out 1966 there were S3 arrests 7 ing — advances that mortal humans can barely of trouble little was known of users aged 20 or less . In 1967 what was going on. But when there were 109. In 1970, followcomprehend? users had to find money to pay ing the great arrival of It would appear that serious questions need to the. high prices for the drug, American youth following the be addressed. We are talking about something some of them were led Into 8-Day War, the number of more powerful than nuclear bombs. crime. The underworld moved young people apprehended in, and' soon the import,' rose to 6571 It went down to 314 We are getting involved in God's work. distribution and retail sale of in 1973 — but was up again to 845 in 1975.

The evidence is that today it has reached epidemic proportions. In his last statement the Interior Minister shocked the ' BylX.Kenen and Saudis.

EdHafl ( M r 1»t autor. Editor tmotlm •( U>e Star Oat Rtfort A history-conscious Begin tells Egyptians public when he said that 15 •dcaiM qHtfkMaalmum^aMtfUKaMU. Write M n a t M N * that Israel needs security and cannot rely on percent of Israelis aged 16 to DiMd Vnm M U K WMhlagloii OJC. S9M1 18 had experimented with ilgrandiloquent promises. He is moved by Prime Minister Begin's charge that the memories of recent Egyptian aggression, legal drugs. The Ministry of Egyptian press was guilty of "anti-Semitism" albeit this may irritate some columnists who Defense revealed that in the. has evoked smug sophistry in the Cairo have no memories at all — and are impatient past two years 700 Israeli media, which protest that Egyptians are .soldiers bad been caught in with those who have.

Semites — and "How could Semites be antidrug offenses. .

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Semitic?"

The authorities are now pears in the Jan. 12 Catholic Standard, the Egyptians are Hamites, descendants of cracking down hard, despite weekly newspaper of the Archdiocese of Noah's second son — the tribes that peopled the attempt of clever lawyers Washington, in which Father John S. Shecrin, the African continent—as distinguished from CLS-P; W8n*d atfainst "fuzzv iounialism." and so-called liberals who the dssccsdssis of c*"***>. Noah's eldest MO; which ignores the PLO's threat to Israel, and claim that government has no who fathered the nations that inhabited which accepts the fiction that Israel forced right to Invade the private life southwestern Asia, where both Arabs and of the individual. SUff Ones the Arabs out of Israel in 1948.

Jews originated.

Egypt was called Eretz Ham (the Land of "By what t w i s t . . . of conscience could Mr. and Jail sentences are being Ham) in Psalms CV i 22. Only recently have Begin . . . preside over the mass murder of handed out. Dope users from Egyptians catted themselves Arabs, a term three million Jews?" He deprecated articles abroad who come to Israel which Includes anyone who speaks Arabic. To which bandy the phrase "everything Is should be warned of "what suggest that Semites cannot be anti-Semitic negotiable as though Mr. Begin should bold faces them. Not only will they Ignores the anti-Jewish virulence of Semitic himself ready to negotiate a Httterian be jailed esd/sr deported, but the authorities In their country Arabs in the Persian Gulf Area, e.g. Iraqis. holocaust for thesakeof peace." will be Informed of all convicT » J M h l « l h l ( J » « l » l « t i l l l

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lions. The notation on someone's record that he had been "convicted of violation of narcotics laws in the State of Israel" can haunt him in his private and professional career for the rest of his life.

I recall one case of a most indignant American parent who cornered me and delivered a tirade against the Israeli authorities because they had arrested his son, held him in jail like a common criminal and then, after a quick trial, bad packed him

out of the country on the next p l a n e . What k i n d of democracy Is Israel, the irate parent wanted to know.

We're happy to have Jewish youth from overseas come here to visit, to study or to live. But I implore you, don't expect us to solve all the problems of your confused young people. And please don't ship your drug-addicted youth to us in the hope that they'll get straightened out here. We now have our hands full'cleaning up the mess they created fere.

HARRY EPSTEIN Pumral cervices were held' Tuesday, Karen 7 at Flstoer Farm Cemetery tor Harry " E p s t e i n . " . ;••••••_ : * ' - j ;•

JERRYRUBENSTEIN Graveside services 'were held on Wednesday, March 8, at Fisher Farm Cemetery; for former Omahah J e r r y Rubenstein, 57, of Tbrrariee, Calif. ' Mr.RubemtetnwasaWorid War II veteran.

Survivors: wife, Reva; daughters,Mrs. Alan (Peggy) Epstein, Grandview, Mo., Mrs. Vance (Susan) Alfrey, Oklahoma City, Okla.; four grandchildren.

Defining Anti-Semitism

Youth Activities AZA160 •-' T h e a n n u a I N O TALKATHON will be held March 21 or 25 —more details later.

DEBATERS. BarryK Epstein and his debate partner'won second place at the Metro - Debate Championship Tournament at Ralston High School last week. Jim Fishkin and Mike Lustgarten finished third. , "Thou shall not be afraid of the terror byuight; nsrsf the arrows that flieth by day."

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Four Omaha students attending Indiana University in 'Bloomington have been awarded scholarships. Barb Rorinsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roslnsky, Robert Steinberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Steinberg, and Scott Kirsbenbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Kirsbenbaum have been awarded Merit scholarships. Greg Fried, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fried/was awarded with a residence scholarship.

Robin Monsky,-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Monsky, has been initiated into Omicron Delta Epsilon, an.

Economics honorary at St." Lawrence University in Canton, N.Y,

the Editor

To the Editor: Often maligned for one thing or another related to a specific issue of UwJewish Press, this note is written to commend you for the brilliant coverage the Jewish Youth Council Weekend Program received in the March 3rd paper.

Thanks to your editorial and front page story we were able to convey the positive aspects Of our work with the Jewish' Teenager of Omaha.

Herman Rubin Assistant Executive Director . JCC

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Room tor an airman presently living at Offutl AFB on a semipermonant basii. No board necessary because of odequata' funds. Will perform •uch fobs ot heavy work, baby titling and other |ob» free In the household. Applicant Is on Hying status ona works odd hours. For more Information please contact A1C Maurice PUkohky at SM-3S79/W1S or ra-MU or «4-5tt».

Survivors: wife, Jennie;' sons, Ira, Encino, Calif,, Arnold, Allen, Grandview, Mo.; daughter, Gloria Hyman; brothers, Sam, Cupertino, Calif., Morris and Aaron; sisters, Libble Rlfkin and Edith Goldstein; rune grandchildren,

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IVKss Bresel Wed Saturday

Beth El SERVICES: ** Friday: 8:15p.m.

Rabbi Kenneth Bromberg, Cantor Chalm Najinan and Ibe Beth El Cbolr will conduct the service.

Third grade students will be cootecrated into the Talmud Torah and will present a program.

Saturday: Preliminary service 9:30 «.m.

Shaharlt 10 a.m.

Shaleshudts following Mlncha 5:80 p.m.

Candee Lyn Bresel, daughter of. Mr, and Mrs. Morris Bresel became the wife of James G. Abboud III, son of Mrs. Gladys Abboud and the late James E. Abboud Jr., on Saturday, March 4, at 7 p.m.

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SERVICES: Friday: 7:30 p.m.

Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks and Rabbi Barry L. Weinsteln wlU officiate. Cantor Gail P. Karp will lead the musical portions of the service.

Morning Service 9 a.m.

The early family service Weekdays: will be preceded by the ConfirServices at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. mation "Grade-Level" Sabbath evening dinner for all TORAH WEEKEND Beth Ei Synagogue will hold Confirmation students and its second Annual Torah their families. Dinner will be Weekend on March 17,18 and served at 6:00 p.m. in the 19. The visiting scholar will be Milder Conference Center.

Or. Jonathan Goldstein whose theme will be "The Varieties B'NAIMITZVAH of Jewish Courage: Source of Alan William Breaknr, son Pride and Problems." of Mr. and Mrs. Ian Harold MEN'SCLUB Brealow, will become a Bar The series of Men's Club Mitzvah Friday evening and luncheons with the Rabbi will Saturday morning, March 10 continue on Thursday, March and 11, Melissa FriedUod, daught16, noon to 1:30 p.m. Attendance at prior sessions is not er of Mr. and Mrs. DsvW L. Friedland, will become a Bat required.

Dr. Jonathan Goldstein will Mitzvah on Friday evening speak at the Men's Club spon- and Saturday morning, March sored Sunday morning break- 17 and 18 fast. This Is in conjunction with the Torah Weekend.

The Men's Club Breakfast BAR MITZVAH Jeffrey Zabin, son of Mr. will take place at 10 a.m. Sunand M n . Harold Zabin, wUI day in the Milder Conference become a Bar MlUvah on Fri- Center of the Temple.

Michael Richmond, local diday evening, March 10 and Sarector of the Anti-Defamation turday, morning, March U. League of B'nal B'rlth, will speak.

Lincoln Lox, Bagels and Coffee will B'nal Jeshurun be served. Wives and guests are welcome. No charge for SERVICES: members.

Friday: 7:30p.m.

GtrlScoutSabbath Rabbi Henry Karp will conCouncil Bluffs duct the service.

B'nai Israel Sue Schrelber and Marsha Kilter will sponsor the Oneg SERVICES: Snabbat: Saturday: »a.m.

Sunday: 9 a.m.

Lincoln Services conducted by Mr. Tlfereth Israel Sam Sacks.

SERVICES: Friday: 8 p.m.

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Beth Israel SERVICES: Friday: Kabbalat Snabbat 5 p.m.

Family Service 8:15 p.m.

Rabbi Isaac Nadoff, Cantor Leo Fettman and the Beth Israel Cboir will conduct the service.

Beth Israel Religious School will bold its annual Consecration services. Students to be consecrated In the Sunday School division are: Sheri .Brick, Andrew Besslnger, Renee Chester, Barbara Feldman, Shirs Gafr.l, Paula Gelbart, Susan Helfeld, Melissa KIrke, Alan Kricsfeld, Jacob Rose, and Sharon Singer. Students to be consecrated In the Talmud Torah division are: Mark Bailen, Allen Clplnko, Michael Cohen, Darrln Kader, Todd King, Wendy Katzman, Michael Shrago, Steven Smith, and Grant Susman.

Saturday: Morning service 8:45 a.m.

Talmud Class 5:45 p.m.

Mincha 6:15 p.m.

ShaloshS'eudos6:45p.m.

Ma-arlv and Havdalah 7:15 p.m.

Sunday: Morning Services 9 a.m.

Breakfast and Rabbi's, discussion group 9:30 a.m.

Weekdays: Morning services 7a.m.

Evening services 6: IS p.m.

CANTOR'SCLASSES Mondays: Beginners' Hebrew Reading classes, 10 a.m. and 6:30 pirn.

Advanced Hebrew Reading class, 7:15 p.m. Beginners Hebrew Language class, 8 p.m.

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turday after Klddush.

Morning service 9 a.m.

SERVICES: Jr, Congregation 10 a.m.

Saturday: SandayrTiflUin,Club9a.m. . 9 a.ia. Men of the communi- SISTERHOOD Mondays and Thursdays 7:15 ty are invited to the Home to Beth Israel Sisterhood will makeaminyan. /hold a luncheon meeting March 14, 12:30 p.m., in the Synagogue Social Hall. The program Will be a style show, "Spring Into Fashion with

Stretch and Sew." This will be the first showing in Omaha of fashions by Ann Persons of Stretch and Sew. The fashions worn will be featured in the February, March, and April Issues of Harpers Bazaar, Glamour, Mademoiselle, Family Circle and Women's Day.

Judge Samuel Cooper officiated at the ceremony which was followed by a reception in the Empire Room in Omaha.

Jewelry worn with the fashions will be from the collection of Mrs. Leo Fettman.

The newlyweds-wlll reside in Omaha after a honeymoon to New Orleans.

Honor attendants at the wedding were Mani Bresel, sister of the bride, Jack Bolter andRayBoysen.

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SERVICES: Services are conducted in the Capehart Chapel on the second and fourth Friday of each month, 8 p.m. An Oneg Shabbat follows the service.

Services are conducted by Rabbi Sydney L. Hoffman.

BETH ISRAEL SISTERHOOD Is taking orders for

BARTON'S CANDY FOR PASSOVER Orders must be placed by March 19,1978

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SERVICES: Saturday: 8:45 a.m..

Sunday: 8 a.m.

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PERSONALS

11:00 Sunday, March 12

Miss Dorothy Wolner thanks her friends and relatives for their help and good wishes along with the cards, flowers and donations she received during her hospitalization.

Benediction for Kindling Sabbath Lights: Barukh Atah Adonoy Eloheinu Melekh Haolam, Asher Kideshang Bemitzvotav Vetzivanu lehodlik NerShelSbabbot.

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Sara and Ell Zalkln wish to express deep appreciation to a l l relatives and friends who so wonderfully mode contributions and otherwise remembered us during Eli's recent illness with gifts, books, flowers, cards and prayers. All of this went a long way to help overcome my Illness.

For the "over-60's" to read and enjoyI A.number of requests for volunteers will give many willing Seniors an opportunity to get C

Involved.

(Blessed art Thou, D Lord, Our God, King of the Universe, Who sanctifies us by. His Commandments and has commanded us to kindle the y SabbatWights.)

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SHUKERT'S MEATS & DELI It Is bur sincere desire that we once again - have a united Jewish community dedicated to the principles of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for us a l l . . . that we understand the fundamentals of humanism and that we make the beautiful prayers in our Siddurs a guide for our daily lives . . . that we don't use all our love for the Almighty, but save a little love for each other.

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Sabbath Candlollghtlng Friday, March I t . »<M p.m.

Friday. March 17,6:14 p.m.

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Chairman of this affair is Camp Beber Head To be In Omaha Mrs. Jack Cohen. Luncheon reservations can be made with Director of the B'nal B'rith speak about the camp and Sally Ricks at 5564578 or Mrs. Sam Beber Camp In Mukwo- plans for this summer. He will Sam Sniff, 556-4420. aago, Wise., BrettE. Skolnlck, be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. will be in Omaha on Sunday, Steven Rlekes, 12917 Heavenly March 12th. Mr. Skolnlck will Dr. at 2 p.m. The community Offutt meet with all prospective may attend. campers and their parents to

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Thursday, March 16 "Don Giovanni" with Joan Sutherland will be televised live from the Met at 7 p.m. on ETV. Enjoy I Rummy Cue — the popular game also known as Israeli Rummy — is becoming one-of the more popular games now that two brand new sets have been presented to our'seniors. Always room for one more person at the table.

. ' Need your toehails clipped? Your blood pressure N checked? The health van will be at Beth El Thursday, March 16th. . . . . . %

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Winter days may keep you from walking but shouldn't keep you from exercising — every Monday at 11:00 a.m. at the Center. Bring along your Doctor's certificate that shows it's O.K. for you to participate.

In the medical shorthand of Latin terms, "Ad Lib (ad libitum)" means freely, as needed, "B.I.D. (bis in die)" means twice a day.

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Student Portrays Holocaust Suffering.

Holocaust drawings by University of Nebraska at Omaha student artist Rhonda Rurg will be exhibited in the Center's Omaha Gallery West, beginning Monday, March 13 and continuing through March 21. The drawings reflect the sensitive feelings of a young artist of today, as she explores the theme of persecution. The human form and mixed-media techniques enabled Miss Rung to make her own interpretation of the plight of the Jews during the years of World War II. "I feel it our duty to those martyred six million to preserve and cultivate our sense of horror and hand It down, so the world will never forget The drawings I wish to leave untitled, in memory of the countless masses of unmarked graves. I hope they speak for themselves," Miss Rung explained. She is a Fine Arts Major who will do her thesis in painting. She Intends to pursue graduate work hi painting Native Nebraska after her graduation In December of this year.

Scouts Hold Camp Out Members of Boy Scout Troop 218, sponsored by the Jewish Community Center, went on a winter campout this past weekend. All but one of the scouts attended the overnight at Camp Esther K. Newman with Scoutmaster Robert Lovett and Assistant Scoutmaster Airman 1st Class MorriePitkofsky.

For most of the scouts this Was the first winter camping experience, Mr. Lovett noted.

Because of the depth of snow aL.tne camp,, vehicles were $rigb&&[ reach the cabin and

Beth El Plans April 29 Pageant

Joel Forbes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Forbes and Andrew Lovett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lovett. Those scouts advancing in rank were Beth El Synagogue will conAndrew Lovett, John Kullman duct a Sabbath pageant, April and Joel Forbes.

29, at 8:30 p.m. in Beth El Synagogue, according to Officers for Troop 218 were Caryl Greenberg, chairman.

Havdalah, a Sabbath also announced. Patrol Leaders are Joel Forbes and Dan pageant by Morton Gold, and Marburg; Assistant Patrol directed by Arnold Epstein, Leaders are Ilya Prostakov will feature the Beth El and Tim Spitzer. Joe Lovett Synagogue Choir, the Junior was named Junior Assistant Choir, Cantor Chaim Najman, and R a b b i K e n n e t h Scoutmaster.

.Gittelsohn to Lecture at UNO

B l y one niHe-•TThe; '' '^Faith In An Age of Fact: A ys learned a great deal from Scientific Approach to this camping experience, Mr. Theology" is the title of a lecLovett said, and are looking ture to be presented by Rabbi forward to their next camp Dr. Roland B. Gittelsohn at out.

"We feel most fortunate In having Morrie Pitkofsky associated with the troop. He has had many years of association with scouting and also brings his Air Force experience. The boys are very excited about the course in wilderness sur?ivai sfejgfc be is tf srhtag. tfce lessons from which we hope to put into practice during a •> summer camp out."

• During a Court of Honor last week Dan Marburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marburg, was inducted into Troop 218.

Several scouts were the recipients of skill awards and advancements. Those receiving skill awards'were Tim and Mike Spitzer, sons of James Spitzer, IIya Prostakov, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonid Prostakov; John Kullman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ki Oman;

the University of Nebraska at Omaha on Thursday afternoon at 4 p.m.

Rabbi Gittelsohn, Rabbi Emeritus of Temple Israel of Boston, Mass., is the author of nine books dealing with Jewish theology and marital Kopp-Fried Vows ethics, the most recent of which is The Meaning of Exchanged Judaism. He is a former presiMarried Sunday at Beth El dent of the Central Conference Synagogue were Ellen Fried, of American Rabbis, the Nadaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stu- tional Organization of Reform art Fried, and Henry S. Kopp/ Rabbis, and has been a son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert lifelong activist for human rights serving on a PresidenKopp of Silver Springs, Md. Rabbi Myer Kripke and tial Committee for Civil Rabbi Kenneth Bromberg offi- Rights as early as 1947. ciated at the 3 p.m. ceremony which was followed by a reBabbl Gittelsohn's lecture ception at the Highland Coun- has been arranged by the UNO try Club.

Department of Philosophy and Honor attendants were the Religion with the assistance ofbride's cousin, Carolyn the Jewish Chatauqua Society, Steuer, of Denver, Colo., and an educational project of the the bridegroom's brother, National Federation of TemMichael Kopp, of Los Angeles. ple Brotherhoods. The lecture will be held In Room 306 In the Calif.

After a trip to the French College of Business AdWest Indies, the couple will re- ministration building. side in Chicago.

The community may attend.

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James Crounse Seeks Election James F. Crounse, 24, filed Thursday, March 2, for election to the Nebraska Legislature from the 6th district, a seat currently held by, the retiring Senator Harold Moy Ian. Mr. Crounse will be following In the footsteps of his father, local attorney Paul E. Crounse who ran for the legislature in 1950, and his grandfather Jacob F. Crounse, who served in the legislature from 1931-1935.

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The annual donor luncheon sponsored by the B'nai B'rith Women of Omaha will be Sunday at the New Tower Motel, 11:30 a.m.

Mrs. Paul Cohen is chairman. Assisting her are Miss Ida Glller and Mrs. Bud (Rosalie) Greenspan.

Proceeds from the donor will be used'to support the following B'nai B'rith pro-

grams: BBYO, Hillel, Career and Counseling Services, ADL, Leo N. Lev! Hospital, BBW Children's Home and Group House in Israel and the Arab-Jewish Human Relations Project.

Reservations and donations can be phoned to Miss Glller (551-9330), Mrs. Cohen (3334202), or Mrs. Greenspan (3911954).

Births Dr. and Mrs. Nell Wahlberg of Indianapolis, Ind., announce the birth of a son, Seth Howard, born Feb. II. Maternal grandmother is Mr. Howard Ross. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wahlberg of Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs. Wahlberg is the former Karen Ross of Omaha.

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Epstein announce the birth of a daughter, Laurie Allison, on March 15. The Epsteins also have a son, Andrew.

Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Epstein.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ell Jabenls.

Great-grandparents are David Epstein and Mrs. Sarah Mays of Kansas City, Mo.

Mr. and Mrs. Altan Ruback announce the birth of a son, Michael Bradley, born on Feb. 15.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Kirshenbaum and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruback.

Great-grandmother is Mrs. Rose Perlmutter.

The Ruback's have one other son, Andrew Brian Ruback.

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Javitch announce the birth of a daughter, Jennifer Gall, born on Feb. 13. Mrs. Javitch Is the former Karen Sokolof.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Javitch of Mayfield Heights, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sokolof. Mrs. Louis (Rose) Sokolof Is greatgrandmother.

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Slender of Chicago, 111. announce the birth of a son, Zachary Charles, born on Jan. 29.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Canfield.

Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stender of F l o s s m o o r , 111.. Greatgrandparents are Mrs. Frances Bransky of Chicago, 111. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stender of Miami, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kreuscher announce the birth of a son, Kenneth Art, on Feb. 3.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David J. Itkin.

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kreuscher of Lincoln are paternal grandparents. Paternal greatgrandmother is Mrs. Grace Kreuscher of Lincoln.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shrago announce the birth, Jan. 26, of a son, Hershel Kenneth. They also have a son, Michael.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. Franklin and Mrs SarahShrssQ

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Proceeds will go toward promoting and providing financial support for enriching the activities of Jewish youth.

Some of these activities wiU include leadership training, Camp Herzl, I s r a e l pilgrimage, Tikvah programs, Brandeis, Camp Raman, and scholastic studies.

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Old Timer's Review

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By Arthur Qrossman form, announced the Old TimWho can argue the point that ers now'have a total of 246 this has been a whiter of dis- members, 15 of whom Joined content? Nevertheless, 91 Old since the first of (he year.

Timers' must be thoroughly

By EsteUe Roaenburg Sunday, March M - Rabbi February birthdayniks inment of many new projects.

By Esther Fox imbued with contentment else cluded Abe Gendler, Sol Lag- The weather was uncoop- i The Jewish Studies AcadeHenry Karp will speak on why would they have braved man, Joe Upton, Morton Plot- erative Monday, Feb. 20th, my, sponsored by the South Eileen Ullman, daughter of "The Foundations of Destructhe polar-Ilke cold on Feb.. 21 kin, Sam Rice, Sam Shyken, so none of the residents could ' Street Temple, second semes- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ullman tion: The Rise of German to attend our meeting?

Earl Slegel and this corres- go to the Center; thus a large ter will meet on Wednesday has been elected president of Anti-Semitism" (Temple) , , But come they did to enjoy a pondent. Each of us was cele- group did exercises with evening, for two one-hour the B'nai B'rith Youth OrganiWednesday, April 8 - A diversity of - stimulating brating the 26th anniversary Janet. In the afternoon they class periods, spanning from 8 zation.

Panel of Holocaust Survivors events. For openers Dr. Mil- of his 39th birthday. Oh weU, played Bingo. p.m. to 10 p.m. This second sewill discuss. "Survival: The ton Margolin presided over maybe add on another year or The Resident Council mester began Feb. i s and will South Street Temple and Holocaust Experience" (at the Early Bird session. As al- so. meeting was held on Wednes- end on May 24 with no classes Tifereth Israel Synagogue an- the Synagogue) ways, let this group latch onto Regarding birthdays I must day morning, followed by a being held on March 22 and 29 nounce their Joint sponsorship Wednesday, April U an issue relating to Israel and pay honor where honor is due. visit from Cantor Fettman. and April 26. of a four lecture series entitled Rabbi Mark Bisman will it Is off like fresh-lit fireworks. Each month now birthdays About 11 had luncheon out and The only cost involved for the "Holocaust": A Search of speak on, "The Case Against This time the good doctor lit will be remembered with a came back in lime to play participants will be the ex- Meaning." the World: God and Man After the fuse with, the hot-burning card in the distinguished hand Bingo. In the evening Mel penses surrounding their parThe first two lectures will be the Holocaust" (Synagogue) topic "Is Israel Losing The script created by Morrie Katz. Llnsman showed' a movie, ticular courses. given at the Temple. The last Public Relations Battle? " Also worthy of a deep honora- "Little Miss Marker" with two lectures will be given at ble bow Is Phil Mandel, our Shirley Temple.

On March 10-12 there will be Rhonda Krivosba, Lincoln the Synagogue. 'goodwill ambassador living hi What with Anwar Sadat's Thursday was Mary Wine Bonlm U.S.Y. president anAll lectures, regardless of a Youth Group Intercity Confawning smile and Implied New York. Phil sends a cheery and Ida Potash day. On that nounced they now have the their location or day of the clave in Cedar Rapids, la. thought, "Just trust me world birthday greeting to each Old day, those who do not do largest membership they have week, will begin at 8 p.m. with Five delegates from Lincoln's and everything will be O.K.", Timer along with a few per- anything in crafts go to Beth had in the past three years. coffee, the speaker programs South Street Temple Youth plus an endless torrent of pe- sonal remarks. Thank you El. A music appreciation hour The executive board consists formally starting at 8:15 p.m. Group will go to this conventrodollars flowing into the pro- Morrie and Phil. was held In the Chernlak- of: president, Rhonda Krlvo- the schedule of this series is as tion. The theme of this conclave will be "Terrorism." poganda mills, espousing the Harold Margolin, from Kan- Chapman Pavilllon. Janet sha; vice president, Dan follows: Arab position, recent public sas City, was the guest of Max assisted several In the In- Mosow; corresponding secreSunday, March 19 — Dr. There will be workshops workpolls do Indeed make It, appear Platt. Old Timers will recall firmary to work on crafts. tary, Judy Evnen, recording John Braeman of the History Ing with video equipment, proIsrael's image is slipping in Harold operating the ice house I was at the Home on Friday secretary, Jane Pltlor; trea- Department of University of ducing television skits. the arena of public relations, in North Omaha back in the to help celebrate the 30th an- surer, Barb Misle.

Nebraska at Lincoln, and a On March 19, the Youth On the other hand now Isgood ol' days. Dave and Nor- niversary of the Dr. Philip In the upcoming months member of both the Temple Group will sponsor the annual world opinion reacting to the man Rice were also guests of Sher Home. What a day it U.S.Y. will be participating In and Federation Board, will Temple Purtm Carnival.

Palestinians' nefarious deed t h i f l h S was! At noon Ruth Blanchard such activities as planning the speak on "Germany Between There will be games, food, moof poisoning Israeli oranges or set up a Buffet that was fit for Purlm Carnival, attending the Wars: the rise of Nazism" vies, and fun for those attendthe incredibly incompetent a king. At two o'clock the four two conclaves (one in Omaha (at the Temple) ing.

Egyptian commando raid In I Senior Citizens' I delightful little Rizzuto girls and one in Minnesota), and Cypurs? The descendants of I Scene | entertained. They a r e planning a week-end retreat Ishmael seem to have a pent a l e n t e d , b e a u t i f u l with U.S.Y. chapter In chant for botching things no A warming sun and the youngsters, and the folks love Omaha.

COMMUNICATIONS matter how they attempt to entertaining Davey Bold, seeing them. Lincoln Bonlm U.S.Y. meetcounteract this with their pub- entertainer at the Venice Inn Following the program Ruth ings are held at Tifereth Israel SYSTEMS lic relations portrayals. with his' vocalist Jerrine and Janet put on a spectacular Synagogue. Members are Your Radio Telephone Utility Following our appetite-sti- Racek, combined to put happy table of sweets; almost all of it looking forward to holding on mulating lunch we were ex- faces on the members of the was made by several of the to the- growing membership pecting a plethora of Yiddish Senior Citizens group'at the residents with the help of the and continued accomplishtales but the program commit- Monday, March 6 luncheon. two devoted staff. They hope tee was unable to muster The opening prayer was to make this a once-a-week has enough performers to cut the given by Ann Margolin and the bake day for those Interested. mustard so the "Yiddish Story dosing prayer was given by It really has been an'exBEEPERS BOOKS Hour" was postponed for IsldorKahn. citing weekend — Hadassah •another time.

Sylvia Goldstein, president, had its Oneg Shabbat SaturButlnnt or Plaatur* Spatial Ordars Welcome In lieu of the comedic pre- presided at the luncheon day and the highlight was Wa Gift Wrap and Ship sentation we were shown a meeting and the group entertainment by Mary Charge I I a t . . . film on how oil was discovered welcomed back Iz and Feo Hansen, classical singer and In the North Sea. We are in- Kahn from the warm climate Melody Malek, harpist. Mary, has debted to Abe Gendler for ob- of Florida Just in time to in addition to singing with the MATTHEWS Porta Phones taining this Interesting docu- celebrate Isadora's birthday Omaha Opera, is also active In UMHarnay 3414144 mentary from the Phillips with a beautiful cake. other Musical circles. Melody Petroleum Company.

Mollle and her trusty group formerly played with the During the screening my of volunteers combined to Omaha Symphony, and now is personal reaction was how serve an excellent lunch and it harpist for the Des Molnes has men toil for oil, probing the was announced that the Senior Symphony. Ms. Hansen sang FRAME SALE Mobile murky depths of the boiling Cjtizens group would hold a s e v e r a l s e l e c t i o n s acALL SIZES sea for the precious black gold fashion show In Anrll. companied by Ms. Malek, who Telephones and what prodigious efforts Tbe group welcomed back also played a few solos. The ALL PRICES are required to lift oil from its Millie Zavltt and Al Pltalis to reception they received for slumbering bed beneath the their membership and held a such a beautiful program was waters. How Ironic then that moment of silent prayer for warm and enthusiastic. in Saudi Arabia oil virtually the death of member Harry The Youth Group of Temple 5715 Military squirts up from the soiltothe Epstein, ^ Israel hosted a party on Sunextent the Saudis can almost 551-4142 day. Ten young people sang ladle it out. Gottenyu! Jus2902 Harney St., Omaha, Nebraska 68131 songs, accompanied by a Sale thru tice! Justice! Where is the JusWe must help eliminate the guitar and flute. They served month of March Call Anytime...

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The movie explores power. Both force and strength can achieve It. Julia, the person and the film, show us that the former is real while the latter is greater.

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EmanuelAx fall he will return to Europe for a concert tour of England, Germany and Italy.

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