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Joe Kirshenbaum Helps To Improve Jewish Life BjraiuCiMpmu A dnllrated voluntcrr I ThoM wordf CDuid accuI batrty dMchbr Jar Kir lUtaalMUfn A> vinM-haIr ^Kl of thr [)T l-hUtpShpr VHlliir Board of TniftM*. Mr Kinhrnbaum. 4*. haa dfviXfd over 10 s*%ry> In rommiilw work lor UxJewish Kcilprallnn I ktartH out b\ tx-rom ing invnivrd (hn)UK^ Ihc YouiiR lyradrrthip t'ro dram " Mr Klrahpntwum uld "Around 10 yran a)(i) IbfiT werf no youngfr HMinbah on ihr Fr<t»r •Uon Board Ttwy in<d lo recniil paoplr but Uirrp wa* no mponac " Since then there ha* been tome fwponie Over Ihr laM 10 yean (he Federation Board hat bacome procmilvely younfier. prtmaiily due to the InvolvamaM of concerned volufi>a«ri Mr KinhenbMim explained thai Invoivtmanl vtUi UJA gave Mm a good expoaure to Fedaraltaa acllvltm You becln lo lee the Federation worfclngi thai way," he aaid Many pM|)tc do not taidenland way the Federation op and 11 la said that be or Uili. the Feder atlon hai become a largFl IlicMin Thia altlludr. lo Mr KlribcndMurMng "Moat people «1w plead Igno-
older population, a Krral deal of awareness hait tm-n directed towards the .Sher Home, however, this awareneu has not express cd Itself complelel) Mr K(rKh-">..."- i,„v...,i,.^ih,. Ia< I have not . : lime or aervices towards the , lunctlonlnit of the Sher Home "We need more ac live people people are loo busy with Iheir every day lives and It's hard tn get them into the rommu nltyrnle."hesaid Wt ii. the dll< .-der Joe Klnhfubaum ranee lo the role of the Fed eralion have never Ijeen in mUcri in Federation ic noted ing on hlk in volventeni with the Dr Sher home, Mr Klrritenbaum mentioned (fllf Hr" find became interealed leverai yean ago afler nolldac the changet tormer aher Home dirertor David Samfaol and current director Ben Uub had Insll tuled "I wanted to be a part of II The Sher Home Committee ID the one com millee where you can make the declKKNu and lee the reaullt " With the demagraptua o( the Omaha Jewlah Community ihininii lowarda an
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Oiip awt Mr Kir>l». ,.., .-,,.>,. that the solution can IMfound t>y having people tie come involved He »u|! dented that those interested should attend Board meet IngB and listen to the pniblema betog dtaciMiad that confranl Ihe ooromunlty and see the time that lay people devcKe to tolving thoae problems By InvestinK larKi' amounts of time and effort into working on Federation projects and committee wort, Joe Kirshenbaum hopes that nv>re people fol low hl.itrxiiniiilc .irvl partlc ipateinht xthe quality of I ix-tter for the entire (.-ommunity
Nahum Shamir to Attend Lincoln-Israel Dinner Israel He was respoiiMhle lor Ihe Displaced PerMins lampA In Italy and for tlM> tryisporta (Continued on I '/((te 21
CX}LN - Bill Davidson. Chairman for the Uncoln-lsI raei Dinner <* Slate honmlng (Norman Krivoaha on Sept «. that the special .0(Uie«venlnKwlllhelh4' Oonaul Ganeral of Israel In Uw Mtdweat. Nahum Sha
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Shamir emigralad •• a iMDager rrom Poiaitd to lirMlbiltH Asoneof Ihe active leaders a( Ihe "Tioflm" (Bey Scouts) organlzatlOM In Ttt Avtv. In int he waa sent to Yupaiavia to organixe a Tioflm pwp with (he goal of unltJavpliii youth and ultlanlgrailoa to Ma ratoni (ron YugoaMr. Bimlr toinad a
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Due to Jewish holidays which occur durinii the month ol ()clot)er the JpifiMh C'onimunlly Onler and the offices of the Jewlah Federation will be cloaed on the followmn date* Oct 2 and 3, (let It; Oct IIand 17, Oct 23 andM Becauae o( these holl days Ihe J««Wi PraM will obiarva UM (allowing earty deadltaMa lor news and advartlatng copy: Sapt a (or Get I laaue. Oct II (or Oct » laaue: Oct II tor Oct 27 laaue Your cooperation ID obwtUbeigprariaiad
SHruiine GItnIck and Marvin IVilikiiv have heen named the I97H AiiirxTh of the Justia Greenberg Young Lcadrrahlp Award, II was aMiauncad at Ihe Federation ih>ard meeting laat week Preaentatlon of the awards will lake place al Ihe com bined annual meeting ol the Federation scheduled lor Jan 7 Mrs Ollnick. at 12132 Far num Street, is the wile of Uls trict Court Judge Jerry Gil nick She ih a VII f
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l''nite<: May inbinnalion and referral nupiber and a work er at Ihe Children's Hospital Bazaar Mr Polikov. ol 126lli.Shirle> ,Slreel is executive vie*' presi deni of Aar(Hi F'erer & Sjns Co a Hcrap metal firm He Is a memt>er of the Board of Trustees ol Henry Monsky l-odge. B nai B rilh and a ,).'isl president ol that \Miav a member ol Ihe Board ol I)ir<'<' tors ol Ihe JCC. chairman ol Itie Health Club cammitter a direj'lor ol Ihe (ireenherg Foundaliim i;orhairman ol Ihe Vnung Men's Division of Ihe Federation Comhined Campaign, a memt>er o(
Temple Israel, and a member of the Shfine His wife, Sheila, Is a pro gram coordinator at the Jew ish Community Center, and editor ol thi- Center Scene pages m Uw Jewish Press
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J('( sHoaril" ,ir)il » memtx-r ol lltt- i\\ s Alhlel IC. ("fe .S<hooi. Camp and Voulh •ommillee^ a.s well a!> chairman of Ihe Children's commitlee Sht- lujfi wrvwl to enroll worker* lor Ihe Federation ( anipaign during the paM live vears She IS a member of Ihe Beth f;i .Schi"' "• •"' ' Tasurer ol Belh y inenit>er of Cri-i.'.. ..,.. jie Center Hyard. the l*aren» Teachers as.social Ion Children s school'. Human Helalions Task Force co editor ol a newspaper covenng activities al nine schools, a meml>er of the Commission developing
Costs Rise JKKI ,SA1.KM ,rr.\ The cost of living mdex ntsi- by a re<'ord V4 percent since the Likud government look power, the latest consumer price Index shows Contrary tn the traditional decrease ol prices during tlie month ol, July, this July pushed the index upwards by another 2 4 percent.
Labor Camp Prisoner To Speaic Wednesday Dr Mikhail Komblit, who served seven years at hard labor in a Russian labor camp, will speak Sept 13 at 8pm in tbeJC( His Omaha appearance is under the auspices of the Union of CouiK'lls for Soviet Jews, coordinated by Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry and the Omaha Soviet Jewry Com mitlee Dr Komblit wa|t bom In the Ukrainian village of NImerov on Oct 4, 1934 He graduated from dental college in IMS Drawn lo his Jewish heritage, be was, by the early IMO's. an outspoken Zionist. In IWQ he was reprimanded by Soviel authorities for his Zkmisl sym pathies In I960 he graduated from Ihe First Leningrad Medical Institute as an oral lurgenn
Dr Komblll During his years al the ln.sli lute he became more and more active as a Jew and as a Zionist He applied for an exit vLsa to Israel but was refused In his apartment he housed a forbidden Jewish library and Hebrew language school Jew
Dr. Sher Home Plans Open House Resldenis of the Dr Philip Sher Home lor Itie Age<t will entertain al an (;pen House on Sunday. Sept 10 Imm 2 lo 4 p m Invitations were mailed this week to the entire Jewish communities ol Omaha, l.in coin and Council Bluffs Volunteers of I.OVF I beagMt Offering Volunteers lor the Elderly) will serve as guides for a lour of the home according lo Mrs Sot Parsow, and Mr* Ervin Simon. U)VE oo^halrmen, and will be on' hand to anawer queatlon* about the volunteer program
and lo enlist new recruits llertu made by the residents In arts and crafts classes will be lor sale Kefreshments will he served by the residents and Mrs Jake Wine and Mrs David Potash Ben l,.aub. director of the Sher Home, and Joe Klrshen baum, qhalrman of the Sher Home committee, are urging all members of the commu nlly to attend this Open House and lo acquaint themselves with the Home and the impor tani services it provides for Uie community
ish aclivisl.'. (rtiiiH-nlly used his home .IV .i nu-<ling place In liiTil. together with other Jewish activists, he wa.s impll cated in the Whcalled "liCningrad Hijacking 'ase " In a serious crackdown on Jewish emigration activism in Lenin grad. he and eight others the Leningrad Nine." were brougtit to Irial in May. 1971, in the second l.eningrad Trial Dr Kornblil was tried for treason and sentenced to seven years al hard labor These yven years he served In labor camps in Mordavia, digging ditches, chopping wood, performing hard out door duties while enduring deprivation of food, physical abuse an^lack pi medical attention From the da\ of his arrest, Komblit's aged mother was nol allowed lo see him. she j#ied three months prior lo his relea.se in 1977 He was expelled from Ihe .Soviet Union without being permitted lo visil her grave Since November, 1977, Dr Komblll has lived In Jerusalem where he Is practicing an oral surgeon
Mollh'9 Mwno Mollle Delman has announced that the Older Adult groups will not meet Sept 4 al the JCC or .Sept 7 at Beth El Synagogue, but will meet Sept 6 al Temple Israel for the Walk In Drop-In
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Bv Sylvia Wagner hool hell al Hflh Kl .1 ' will nnK at !) a m TueMlay. lo start a new M'hwil (ur some not MI new tiut eaf(er stiKlents Though they may be ner I- Fxriled. apprehensive or hy as any freshmen any »hfre. they will lie greeted warmly by their teachM who are alwi (actng new chal lenges
Uirtilor u( ihf .\,i(ioiij| ijil Oimpany and (he laritest in Mirance (wnpaiiy In Israel "Haaaneh" In IK4 when (he Reparation Agreemenl from Weal Ger many came U> an end. Mr SbanUr was tent as Israel's EeaaMiMc Mliitater for (he UnHad Matoi and Canada DunnR the 1187 War he was smonc (he initiators ot the Israel Emargtncy Fund (am patjpi and organlied the Finti Economic Canfrrence In Jeru Miem lor Jewish leaders ' was sanctioned and (1 by the I'rime Mm istcr In IMS when Nahum Shamir •led from the United he •lerved as special ad '. I'nmr MiniMer U-n
Since 1970 Mr Shamir ha^ devoted himvK lo Ihf devel iipmeni of adull edwdlKin in Israel a (w-lil m which h«' was ow o( the pKHwers Mr Sha mir haj. stressed Ihe iijipor tanre of adult rducalKMi as a key (o providinK a Sei-oml Chano- lor adults who had lieen denied a proper hiRh school educalMn Information and reser valiom can be ut)lained by rallinR 112 I MB. in Lincoln or Ml 1177. in Omaha
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Shamir Attends Dinner tMm of . m iiriu v u Itim o( HurUl MM II to Ur«H from Auilna. Hungary. Poland, CicchMlovakli and IJbya In IKI when the J I> (' «av« up 111 rapaaaitNlily (or (he al lyah. Mr .Shamir wai tram(•n«d from Rome to f aria to aaaunw thai raqnnaiMlUy on Uw brad Go¥«nv i UM Jawttti AflHiry Prom Paila ha diractad the maaaive ImmlgraltaNi to Itrad from Humania, North Africa and (he airlKI o( lOO.OOO Jpwi Iron Iraq
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^' Pi'MKii«*d for ifs and Chun... I'nited States ar<idinin islering v • ii-.i in Ihe intellectual u»! Mary Wine, volunteer director of Blkur Chollm actlvltlaa at the of religion itp<(i ( Dr Sher Home, puts the finishing (ouches on some of the goods Ihe misunderstandings of that will be lor sale during the Home's t>pen House, Sept 10 one's ow n religious practices TTif Beth Ki l;i>aming Cen KT Kor Jewish Women is pal lrriw<l ,i(icr Ihe s<-hool al Bi'lh ^tl(lll•^ll .Swuigfigue in Kansas Cllv and othi'rs in rnmmu nil les I he size of Omaha As in any organised educa lional lacillly. Ihe leathers will tie able lo give advanced Thitse particlpalinn in the I'anel inpinl)rr> are |)r upcoming Jews Kor Jesus in Darrel K Herg pastor of llie assignments lo thus*' who may Omaha ' panel discussion Kockbrooli Inilifl Methodist have lo miss a day each stu were annoum'ed today by dent will have her own lexis Church m Omaha Harry I. HichardJuro Chairman (ape rwordings will niad«" of Welnstein. a.ssociate rahhi. Temple Israel, and Michael class le<lures and each slu The panel is heing presented Kichmond regional rtire«ior ileni will lie exp«H-l<ft lo pro by Ihe l^eclure Korum Com of Ihe flams Stales offic-e of gress within her own ability mitee of the Jewish Cultural Ihe Anil D^'lamatmn league After her class in Habraw Arts council of the JCC as it.s n( B'nai B'rith and th«- direc Raading and one in UnderUna program of the 197879 lor of Ihe Jewish Communilv itanding the Prayertioak, ih<season on Monday. SepI It) al Kelalions CfMnmitlee of Ihe sludenl will relax lor a short Ip m Jewish Knderatlonof Oitiahii r-odee hri^k and llM'n move on
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Israel Kadio reported citing i letter recently received hy Halibi .Moshe Naamat. an Afghan immigranl lo Israel, from Jews living there The letter spoke ol "a lough winter," nhich was interpreted as re (erring lo reslriclions imposed liy ItH-new authorities Apparently thov .lews who «ish In (111 so ,1re no longer free In leave (or Israel Ihe radio said Afghan olim here have .isked Ihe Jewish Agency aliya ihief I'/I N.irkiss lo try and help and h<' has pledged lo seek discreet c<intacls with lh«' Mkilian aulhnrilies
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HAJPI - I aavw CMW to b* •naMd by wtMt mmu lo ba Uie Matlabie appallte of Uir i Bite law*! iH-acll tor adwrarhwi Voiav ud aM alike are parpctually drawn to rlMin and counei •( aU kMi SomaUoMi, M apcT paan. II raaUy dotan't aatier •hat thry tUtty. ao tong aa they arr toaratm MMMMUng ^^Jttt week's Jewish Press hardly hit the streets A largi ptroaolaar a( Uw educatlMMl pa0»mm an, dr* < so to speak) when the telephone started to ring *t0mi to pravMt vacattonal "What's KoinK on with this Jews for Jesus" or prolfMlonal IraMni o( one meeting at the Jewish Community ("enter"'" Who kind or auHher It ll't i malgave permission for the meeting, and who is going tcr of Improving hlmarlf. the liraetl If InlcraUd to talk, and what are they going to say? . WMli-cnd edUMna of an 1% So forth, and so forth » ^ rae) Habrrw paper ran carry Admittedly, our front page notice of the first ai many as (ix or tevm full program of the Lecture Forum Series was not com- pages of large diqitoy advtr dsemenu whidi seek lo tn«>f< plete Newspaper stories seldom are the public demaed' tor leam However, we do wish that our readers would "Ht LeI'i run thmunh lomv of have more confidence in those who plan and pread» nnft on sent programs for the wide diversity of interests Hieae liMaewtiki (^lur within the Jewish community al wares to aauitk SpofNorriilp Is vartod Of A fitting close to this editorial is: "We have course the sta unhf«nltias of nothing to fear except fear itself" dieeeuntry prevtde etlenaton t Pad M Omaha. IMr
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cowaesof h^ level torUmse nal necesaartty seektag an acadsmlc degree We find also the MteMry of RducaUon. Uie HMadnil. WIZ() and a lai« \M of private sdnoto tar whom aduratian appears to be s tocraUve buatesm. . Do you want to team undar^ water diving, prelemtenil photeyapny, ftaewr-arrsngMB glam wimbig. refrlgera tienT llMse are afters^ aleng side coursM In History and CulU** of tte Jews of Spate Speeial cpurses for wpmen will tcN llien sll Uiey want to
Irure. or even how to make minor repairs to Ibclr car TheMgBtot advert laemenis, M wi offer cteiaes te Uie English language "How much Is H worth to you to master Bn#lah*" Uie hendltee "Command of the wiu tr—tarm yeu tetve man of Uie woild. cMMe yea to read books, pertodlcels. understand radto and TV, meet and understand tourists
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,Allard laymsta rr|iM|if Igat ^Moib as if arabaiaArln'tlSeTf^^eiesation lo the d NaUsM. wterc be tcrved as a human I ipeeialtil. becawae he dtaagreed wiUi • admbiMratton'i Middle East poll "If you can'l do more about Uie problems care about b) bpinK in office than you I It you were out. dnn'l rlinit" he uld in uning his micnatwn "Sinrr I liavr not ablr lo influnKe policy much tram in .Ittnnkil'stimetotrv rpalleyiNaia«latde " tetter. Luwtiistetn to Uie sale of FIS I to Saudi Arabia: "Arramemenls I to hoallle autaerata F neartiy eeyntrlea remlod Jews evof Jews wfee are no lirngsr any ae UMX lived In a world Out sent . i^ouls beck to Eunve and let Uie Slru •w up and sink in the Bosponis " Recallinit Uiat Israel was prsllssd P-Ms return lor a withdrawal In Steal, liOwcnI wrote: "Whoever rrattactied these pre' premised ^tanes to a 'package' Uiat I planes Idr Saudi Arabia Iftored h» IflMkedpsydnlogy " And, be contlnI IMB adnlolstrallan does In bears Uie additional tsftortUlsadmlstrusI While Houwre^ I tar rablils and airborne pilgrimages ' president can't esptobi wby a I tttft wW nal even pHbttdy act to eiw Is to gtl ad . or what wgl hap^ I tf SWMU AraMa sbaidd f of Ai#anlstjnandSoudiYanen' I betteves But Pmldeiil Carter Ih*tasiaUUial Uie US com I Israel Is iiaqilliecil But Israel f • thoatand years «f t I flnl wen taUmii attantlon in a OmMxratic CM^ansman I Laiw Mand. he •HMdalad peUlrtt ac. HIa work cutalnalad to UW presidential KofEHgn* McCarthy t«( OmfMM tar d^ yann, LewcnI Mi year to a New Yaili CHy
i»i^ • rrvKcs mpmoriT!. ol Ih* shallrrefl pin\t/rs of ihf KiJU-nhower Dulini reginw in 1167 Arab spokrsmm and somr Amrnran .xolumnistt hsvF wrillm thai Cdrief iihduld aieulalrllM-Kiiwnhowpr UullmpolK-im f>i Uie csnirary. U» Carter admlnMratlan AooM profH by racovilzlng that dw Blien^ howcr admlmstratlon blundrred when It Joined the Soviet Union in preasunnK Israrl to wttbdraw comptatoly and uncondiUonally without peace fleer [ieadsra WUIiam Knowland and Lyn dan JsBnaon were )oin«d by many eoUeagurs m protesting against an administration Oireat to Impose sanctions And when Israel finally did wtUidraw. It was only alter Uie admbilS' u-alMm had tod her to bailevc that Nasser's forces wouhl not rettara to Gau and dut the blockade of Ifee Sues CansI woidd be terml naied To Israel's dismay, Egypt swIfUy reoceiH pled Gaza, and two years later It remimrd the 'Canal blochade The adminlstratmn failed lo act The prevalent amnesia was reflected in an August 6 Boston Globe editorial which cbserved thai ihr moral pesHlon favors Ifee Ante to Wrstem ryes" Was It morsl lor Uia Arab Hates to begin Uir war lor IsraH's deitnietlon in difleaee of Uie UN partition reaohdMn in IMT^ And to wage lerrorlsr campalfM agalort Arabs and Israelis lor more than two decades? Some oamasntatan have Uimad to fic IKW Henry J Taylor reccnUy Wrote, among other Inaccuracies, that Israel seised East Jeraualemlnltttwlu nwasJordao whicfe seised ttie OI<i ing Uie Jews *4ie bad been a majoriiv m .Jerusalem lor a century
Israel Wary JERI'.SAL£M >JTAi The Israeli public does not believe Uie Camp David summit will praduce any practical rsauMa, but nevcflhelem testa Uut Israel HMM MbmN new prape» ala to the meeting, acoordteg to a puMic oplnlonpail The poB *0ws Uwt H peRSM of Ivaeils teal ttw apgreacMng summit win not slgmfl caotly advance tte poMlcal negoltotloM between larad and Egypt M percent of Uis adult urban Ml tec IsmsU gDven-
Hw IsngMSgi srhoois bl^y eanvsUthw One eniAMise ttw BrttWi aapecU of Nstoacfekv AneOwrprsudty aamimcas Maelf as Uir of LanMoat baaal of Iheir etactronic IsnpiiBr laberato rtos Other highly popular pro^ pams. to tu^ by Oie sds. are ta aO Itatds ef cemputor operation, twikkeeping and •ccounttoig. graphic arts, tea ching Some srhoois offer courses leve_ In Human Relatlonf achievea sHf-confidence. build ya image, self awareness, how I operate under prei you wanLiobe s tourist pilde,' ikte, ]• an exporlmknagrr, s hotel waiter, a nurw? There are coursM lor you, too A rHsiive ^ newcomer Is the school which V qiecUllies In teaching rapid reading - lo Hebrrw, of count The best nyslem know Is to Include the vowe ling The broadest pregram of all i» oMerrd b> th«- F ' ' ' I H •ponaored Open ^| Vou don'l need a hi^n w rK«l . diploma to register TV progrsm comes lo the sduli pupil by correspondence, supplemented hy frequent televlston broadcasts, and occastonal netghBaftiood clasam There ^ IS a long list of sitetecU III UMM natural and Uta setences. iha^H humanities and social sciences, which csn toad to a degree It Is a mouth watering program for the IntellectuaUy hungry Israeli As I said, almost everybody•eems to be studying ' ^
Letters to ttie Editor TsUisEdtter VourAug IKh issue carried a front page story and piclurr of Steve Rtokas and Ws con ccms atwut Uie IMure of Jew Wi education to our commu teiy Sieve RIafem IHS aMy dem onstralad his oomasltment to Jewirii education to many ways ror UM paal 10 years he haa been sdlvely Involved te an tspaiidsd adult education prspvm te oiir community He haa also mown a keen in tsrsst ta the JewM education of the youth of our communlly. end has often spoken up publicly on Uteistei)sct I have grasl admiration tor Steve RIakes lor Ms undM-standlng of the crucial Iraper lance of Jewish education lor the future of our communlly and Indeed, lor Uie lulure of the Jewish paopto He has taton much thme away from hta tamlly Mte hfom Ma protaeStan te order to pureue the eedi of ty Woutd Uiat Ihetc wen more Ulje bbn te Havtag saM all UUs, I naw add that to one very im
portent reaped. Steve Klekn Is totally misgteded in his un dcrstanding of the purpose of JewMb educaliofl 11^ makes Utfs abundanUy ctoariwhen. in his sdvecscy of a communal prs^am of religious Inslruc lien, he is cniicsJ of syna gogum which will permit, as he puts N. "diflerenm of ide otoior' to gel in Ihe way of web an undertaking Accord teg to him. aducatton te a •bared program of Jewish to structlon should not Incfaide Ktootogy ThatsheuUbetonto Uir synagogUM, be slates, white Uie communal school abetains from retlgtous and ideotoglcal matters I haw quarreled wKh Steve RIekes on ttris question of Jew Mh educational philosophy many times te Ihe past Bui now Uiat Ms poattten becomm front page news In Ihe Jewish 11 Is necessary t{)at I to Mm piteUcly He St mntlmto to Impoar s mtoguktad ttndsnt«nding of Jewteh educaltenal pMtesophy on Uie coasmunHy I quarrel wKh him en Uite naitor beeauMK teprtawrlly Iferei^ Uw llibrsw sdteol that Uie recelvse his Jewish
Ideological influence and dt Uld dl-H rectwn The Hebrew School 'hool Is IsK Uw mam Institution UWHtflH whK-h Jewish values and lde> ndkto-JH ologlcal rommilments are U-ansmitlpd lo Uir Jewish child One cannot glilily as serl as Slevr Kiekea does. Uial the Ideological elemefit should be taken out of Uie school and left to Uie syna goguc, as though lynsgngiim and Jewish Scheeto of teatruction are totally separate and Independent of each oUicr It IS Uirough Ihe school thai we must expose Uie child to Jewtoh ba^s and practices, with Uie synagogue serving te a sopplementary capacity 11 is Uirou^ Uie school that we must try to give an ideotoglcal loundatioo and religious direc lion to Uir child, with Ihe syna gngue serving to relnlorre the work of the sd^ool ll u Ihr prime purpose of Jewish edu cation to mnuence ihe reil glous behavior of the child The wide range of sub)ecU which are taught to Uie school must be laugM wuhte an Me ologlcal framework The final task ef Ow school Is nal merely to transmit intormallan but to < Continued on Page Si
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'.Mh x-aku H-l lo Uir fir* by ilinK thai Ofipmitlor (or Jrwiah «duca ttantfiourcammunlly mmatl vatcd by raaaoiu of polilln and parochial ronsidrr atMm" Thl> atalemmt la uit worthy of him Innaaying. he .^lirredlts all who disagree with him by attnbullns Im pumnollvn to Ihrm Thf fact la that Ihnr arr other ap proachti to Jewish education ^taa bis own Apftroacbes ^^••d on u strong am) aa sin ^Bi a convu-iMn as his They •re aiiproaches baaed on the purwl motives and on a deep eaocem tor the future o( Jud atsm. and nut. at he Mates "on polillrt and parochial eon cema" True, it may, indeed. bt more finanirally practical to (urK'lKHi I'ommunally as Sieve prupoaeK Hut the prKc paid would >>e the ideoloiiiral . withuul vthich Jewish at Ion cannot continur tirip Ma most Ingre dient Jewish rilucHliori i> by dell nllkwi rt-li. tion The tanknlJi-^ Hinismil merely lo iraiumti inlorma tiun in aa neutral » munnrr »s ^^•Mble. hut t» infuae the stu Hpll with |ir».iliv>> «<i|itudei> In r ward Jev, rvalues Ifflitrvrl or prac licality. hf ti,iv r>ecome blinded to thjs bakic aspect nl Jewish education We need many more petiple
like Steve Riekes lo lake an interest in Jewish edwHlKin -AtlbCMi"' '•'"' tHiwever it mttjSt^try lo under IHB^B alm^ of Jewi<ih nlu ration and avoid lhi>se d;in|{er ous steps which uriuld strip ll of Its ideoloKit III tiuse Isaac Nadoll, Rabbi Beth Israd Synagogue TbThaEdMor: After attending my first Uls Irict ikwrd MeetinR of Worn en'i Ameriran'oRT I came home with mixed emotions First of all. I came home with pride, glad thai I am a pan of that wonderful organitatinn whose main purpose is raising money for the tiellermi-nl of our Jewish societ) by buildmA
idwolt. Mnding KHtarti to UlOMr idwili. fl0Mi« inii "'—"Ism and miUrlni a beltrr r Jfwk all over the „
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ing their reports and chapter assignments. I realized that Omaha Chapter at large is Mbitantial in numbers, but it dbas not hold a candle In •mailer organizalloitt 'around the lUitHct In chapter assign inenta The neil few months is our big membership push As it was stressed to us. we need firowth In order lo raise our chapter aa»i»"""""'^ which areimstder' than thaliPf man) piers Out of a chapter of an. I find about SO active and ax some board members step down, so does Interest I have railed about lun petv pie in the last mimth and the pal aaswers I got were I work". I have children '. I belong to other things'.', or "I Just don't have lime" Just think of all the wonder' ful things this organization does (or Jews around the world and for a belter life for all of us How ran you poiwiblv not make lime'' We arr (ighl ing jnli .Semilism. saving S<> viel Jewry and building knowledge These are prui>>' lems of iHJi I tntrs w hich a((e(i all of us our lamilie!i and our children Let us always think There hut (or the grace of (i D go I." and then can you say to yourself ' I Just don't have the time "" Please consider Ibis letter and this plea lor your support in helpink Jewish families anaund the world enjoy th<same life you have if you have any questions, please (eel In-e til contact me I,«t us aJMi stress thai our present members take a molr active role in our chapter Vour people need you
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Tnihe Kdilor I would like lo present three mridenls ii( pnur program mingmaiiaKemeiit li> ttM-J In I>fi8 I !i< Ihv J In my pai' 'I a schrd iiird piiiK iHMiK iiiuniamenl duniiK a M'hnil vacation Ader arriving at the .1 I A.I"
idld iliai lhi> program had been cancelled Why do I rr. " ' denf In lh«' |i similar siluatiou- ..<i.< ,. curred •"irsl o( all. m> son Alan was ennilled In take trampoline lessons at the J HegistratHia forms were filled oul and money was sent in many weeks in advance When my wife look Alan lo the first class, she discovered thai nolonly was no one aw are of the class, but after she was made to wail (or 20 minutes, she was in(ormed that th<' class had been cancelled Furthermore, just this last weekend Marlon Weiss at tended an advertised pool party again at th<- J And again, upon his arrival he found that. yes. there was a •party ". t)Ut the pool would not be used
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ics of stu ^iiin|j art ^ hese •lliiiiM-n lo continue with their Jewish educalKHi Ix-yond what can be offered lo Ihem on a local level The students are • Ksther Karpen. who will be leaving for St I/MIIS. MO . to study in the Veshlva High Vhool F.sther is a first year high school student
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Ksther .. i high M'hoiil sluiii ,M „,,,.^ icaving lor Chicago lo attend Ihe Ida Crown Hebrew Aiademy Ksther and Idelle are the daughters o( Mrs l>>rothy Karpen Cathy Spitzer. daughter of Shirley (inodman has also en rolled in Ihe Ida Crown He brew Acj|demy in Chicago She Is in her Junior year Florle Diamond is entering her Junior year at Touro Col
These are itn\p ii (ew of thJ' incidents IhitV^ni aware u( 1 wonder hovi many other peo pie have suffered similar in conveniences'' I am not writing this letter only to crilicue the tnanage meni of programs at the J tiul also to point out lh€' laN of common ciHirtesv that would be need*-)! lo profM'rlv nolily people o( program (haiiKcs and thus avoid thes*- needl«-ss inconveniences For this there IS noeicuse Or Barry Kricsteiri
Lt. Governor at JCC Ll (;ovemor Jerry Whelan ' left > moves lo the speaker s table after being Introduced lo the .Senior Citizens group at the JCC last week by Al Bergman
The Holocaust By Sam Freed Some memories will remain forever For Ihey are left in vain Others are sianewhere in silence. That bring us tears and pain We remember the old hupp>
years a lot ( nlil the dark clouds ( amialmut The world stoiHl still deal ear
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To the torture, and crying watching them Iroin IIHrear
lege in New Vork Sh«' is Ihe daughter of Mr and Mrs Ja<'k Diamond Kmma Bursztyn was grad uated from Ida Crown Hebrew Academy in Chicago and is planning to attend .Stern College in New York Stem College Is a part of Veshlva Unlverslly Kmma is thedaughter of Mr arxl Mrs David Burulyn Kach<>l Feltman was grad uated from Ihe Beth Jacob Higli .School m Denver and will be attending Midra.sha Instl lute in Jerusalem" Kactiel is the daughter of Cantor and •Mrs l^eoFetlman Myron Wale-'*ii •" •-"n of Mrs Kishel i' Aas gradu<ile<t Imr. . Ye shiva High .School in ( hicago and will ttr attending Israel Torah Research Institute in Hadera. Israel Sam Tal0alatsky. the son of Mr and Mrs .Mark Talpalats ky. will be beginning his second year al the Hebrew Thenh , .'I- in.Skokie. Ill I' hv family came III iMij.iij.i iioiii Russia about three years ago Hollv and Anita Kosenfield have spent this pnsl year stud ying al Neve Yerashalayim School 111 Jerusalem After spending Itic summer at home they plan lo return PHII.N and Anila are th<- daughters of Mrs Irma Kuii^nlield
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Only savage animals of the (orest known lor the vicious killing game Were Msmi by human beinas against entire families through gas and flame l^-ts hope that iragnlies shall never ari.se again. To inn«cent souls. What a shame
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AN AUCTION OF ORIGINAL ART by important European, American and Israeli Artists
URGENT AUCTION PERSIAN & ORIENTAL CARPETS & RUGS •lU Of LADING INTRY NO'S luffhanM aWI iM-7M«.44M lufllwnM aw* 1N-MII-«IM W. Ulkritht a/l IMI • S« cont«fitt ol th« otoo** m«nlton«d ihipfnvnl «r«f« o<a#f»d by a lorg* N«w VorS M^fKXl** t>u« lo unllMt««n ltf%onct«l atMt<«*hi«« m9 Sov* tM«f^ ' o(*M«)tt%ton«a to tvll ItM •«%l<rtt conlvfitl al auctl«<^
presented by Galerie Weil, Dayton. Ohio Sunday Afternoon, September 17th, 1978 at
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SHERATON INN SOUTHWEST lltth "L" ItrMI l-M. U.I. 1» 4 I tl l.tt 'I" It. W. OfMba Iwfi. taylember I - I P.M. View I P.M. a<« »<• ImMl nodM in tfnoll I la>(« vix ol SAiHAN KCS MAN remCIU iCMMAlA IASCIZ ASOiSII WOSIMKVAN CHmiy) IMKXIMI
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Sponsored by BETH EL SYNAGOGUE SISTERHOOD ^ affiliated with Women's League for Conservative Judaism
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210 South Forty Ninth Street Omaha, Nebraska Exhibition Showing- 1.00 to2'00p.m. AUCTION-2:00 p.m. No Adnr\ission Charge Door Prizet l^l>a and Matter Chmrgt Invited
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Council Bluffs B'nai Israel bripiES ay > a m ay * a m Sarvicct conduciad by Mr lamSacks
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I' iMahman Tbr hmcbron will br al noon and will ttr calrrcd by our o*in chr(» Carol Parbrr and Ar IAM- Brtirr and Ihrir ilall Call the Tf-mplr OKKV (or mer vjiiionh Sil(»r iirrv'tcr will br
Lincoln > B'nai Jeshurun SERVKBS Friday ipm Mr and Mr* Kmvaflrl wil( •ponaor (br (>nrt Shabbal '
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SERVICES Daily and Saturday lam Mm and womrn o( thr coRununily arr invltrd to partiripatr in (hr arrvicea
SERVICES Friday >p m < meg Shalibal »ill br hostrd bv Mr and Mn Bnn Kuihner in honor nt (hr Bat Miltvah at (heir dau^Uer. Lrr
Family Picnic Thr Margolin Krirdman lamily ptcmc wUl be baid tfel* iunday. S p m . a( ihr ParkPavUtlao
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Morning trrvice » 30 a m Bal MKiVab of l^nr KiuJuirr Mr and Mrs Brtn Kuahiwr wUI hau (hr kiddufh and luncheon lollo»in|| (hr arr vicra Itaidayt and Thmdayi 7 IJam
Sabbath CandMlghfIng
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MonungSrrM Thr Vinoi »{ > id WrinUrin will br iwltJ in lunor o( lUi lorthrommg marriax<> lo Susan Spirgal I'iaai »llh Ihr Rabbi 7 p 111 MiWh.i .' I. (> m Ma ariv and Havdalah » IS p m
Sunday M'l- Br (na»A *[iri TM' r\,ti>tM * * . ,1 Ml Weekday! Momina Srrv icr Turn EvminfSer\icr7 lup m Monday - Sapl 4 (Labor Day) Mominii Srrvicr (am CXAOES BEGIN TuMday Sept S-.^ Opming diiv of Ihr Mnl Branch Talmud T<ir«h < la-s.-^ 4p nn Wcdnaaday - Scpl 6 Opming da> ol thr Brih Is rarl Branch Talmud Torah daiars 4pm SHABBAT SERVICES ShafatMl •rrv'irp'. for «tu dmia from prr kindprgarlm Ihniugh high K-huul aur will bryin on Shabbal Srfil 9 al Brth Itmrl Synagogur Thr l-iillr IVoplM' Srr vicr Ird bj Mr* Hollir jtri drrman. will br lor youngstrrt in prr kindrrganm kindrr gartm and (ir«( gradr Jack Frllmiin will mhducl the' JumuTCungrrgalion for iludrnlt in Rradm two through irvrn who have not yrt had Ihrir Bar'Bal MlU vahs Thr Youth Srrvicr' wtll br eanductad by Mar Morgan l( laifor ttudn^ia who have had Ihrir Bar'Bal Mllvaha Ihraugii Ihr lah grade ORIENTATION Parrn( Trachrr-S(udrn( OrlroUtlon Day al Brth Itrarl Synafogur h«* bran KtMd uird for Sunday. Srp( 10 Rrgular Sunday School
I'Ukiin will br hrld from f to « JO a m Al » % a m . >tu dmU will join thru ii.ir<-nis m Ihr <iynaKot(ur MK »n aikM-ml>l> K.ii r and Cdnliir Krilman will con duct Ihr iiurmbly Aflrr Ihr awtrmbly. klu dmli will rrtum lo (hrir claskoa until Ham EUXnON •^'MlrnU of th»- ! '"•HI Tor»h *' i> and •n (trades 4 II arr 11'
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1IH- !\mt luifl t>I '• ' I oumil will tir III .Hid sumiiHilifins f' W'liU .IS to h<}M ilM'ir THimiiil Tiir.iii •m- m -; itudrril coumil nirrtlng will br hrld on .Sunday. Sept lo tmmrdialrly aflrr Sunday Khool
SFHVKTii ire* arr i-ondixlrd In iiK-h.irt Chaprl on Ihr (iiurth Friday of ' R [• III \ii Oneg . p
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Dedications A monument m " ofMni NellirM '• dedlc p m RailtH MMT ivnpiif will oiiK'i aic
Campus Notes Roticrt M Brrnntrtn. ion ul Mr and Mn Jerry Bcnutem hai rarmved hi« inaaler of art! degrae in l>«sic nirdKal •dcnrcf from Stanford Cm veraity He will attend .Stanlord Medical Scteot aa a third year •tudeni later thia month
trUtmy. taytamhar 1, IMp.m. Mdmy, taytaiwhar I, 7i27 p.m. B«fi*dklion for Kindling Sobbolh lighti
Borukh Atoh Adonay floh«inu Melekh Hoolam A$h«r Kideshono Bemifzvotov Vet;ivonu L^hodlik Ner Shel Shobboi (Bles$«d art Thou, 0 lord. Our God. King of the Universe Who votKlifies us by. His Coinimndments orxJ hos commended us to kindle the ^bboth lights.)
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Wedding Planned Mr and Mni Moahe Zamart ol TrI AvK Kr;«-1 announce (hr eiit iieir dau|(h(ri ,irl. lo Dr .Si of Mr and '<: ler The tu'tdr-Ur^jT tk « grad ua(r of Tel Aviv I'nivrraily Sdwolol ihefulurr bndegnx hit M D degree Ir v of Nebraak.' rir Thry are ixnn ri*Mqeni» HI Psy<'hia(ry al Waahingloa Iniveraily MrdK-al Center. .St Uwu, Mo Thr wedding will br In St txMiik. Mu nntlct Zy
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The brtdr'a alstrr. Stanley LettwwiU. lliicag^l ierved as matron o( honor The beat man waa Rotiert^ Weinatrtn the brldegn»«i*aH brother ^| Both Die bride and the bnde groom arr graduate* of the I'nlvrnityof Michigan at Ann Artwr Mr Wrinntrin l> rmI > the deftartnaenl ol lucatkMi and Wei Vel l.ir« in I'Miladrlphia
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Old Timrrs. »ha havr not •o, w<T)' urtird li> )i»n ^l»tu- iKtvantaKP <if (fw and otficr • '• aUmndN ^il Viiirr tij ticlp maintain |Diid hralth • 10 Ihr mMMinit pm(MT.
Omahans in the News KoTBi^r Oin.ih.iii \ldrk W ^Ikm dli< .11 and 'ultural An ,il Itw rwiish ('omniuitil> t rnttrr ill )riivfr >p<^( iM-vrn wM-ks in Im Vi»ri( Ci^ this suiiiiner ihrrr hr was mrullrd al Vc hiva InivrrMlyk Hiin»i*il r SchiHil ol s<Klal Murk Hr liTiian work >KI an M S M •Kre« 'iiiaktcr ul tuHial rork' 1(1 Jewikii ('oiniiiunal trvUf The Block PlacriiH^I (ifirain lor pr • urrpnily working ih Cuniniuhal l-u-,.i ,„- „„-, i% field plairiiK-nl at Ihr >pnver JfC and rrtuni* In lew York fur Iwo niorr sum ol ai^dMDii work licforr |C«ivintil>isdfKreF Mr Zaikin i<> lh<- sun ol Mr Id Mr* Allen Zalkin of Imaha Hr holds bachelor's nd iiiaslrr s detrrr* Irtiin lorlhwrtlern I niversily. Ivanaton. Ill Mr ZaIkin was • reclpicnl I a partial scholarship Iroin NatKMial JcMish Welfare MutI lo assist in his educa
I li.irrM-y li-s iin, was mtroduci'd a\ arMillwr Rursl If hiK name h;iv ' nnnn lallons of Minieone ' • a counlry muth of ii yes. II IS «) Mr I'll > home iii in Rueno«i ' genllna Kabbi Harry I, Weinslein. of Temple Iirael, was our lea lured >p«akor Before I he '• '' -' trpdonhislalk h«a bil of repiir ,. ... .|........li, with our Ar gent inr visitor Kabbi Wcin-' i... i....^i he had spent s. drill So.iih I I lh<
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Mr Jarohs presents his memoirs in three stages his lilr .1' .1 iK'A ^tii.\ hi- vfars as yean, • ~ As a IM'Wsljtl). Ml Jdiill>s riMdlls ihat It was at this lime that he knew he had a 'huckster ability in him as lie sold news papers on IN- streets of Omaha His years as a wws (<<>> .i! ' "I ddeilicadon to hi which txire fruit I .11.."I As a journalist. Mr Jacn^ .i,.r....i 1,,. ,, ,,1,. at lh<' I'm "
Mr JacobH said his years In Omaha in IIM' early ItKiO's were a lime lor starting th--;' i; lh<'enterprises »f lied baik then uii. iiidJacolis. and a small. Knglish language weekly for lh<' Jewish commu nity called IIM' Jewlab Praia Mr Jaculis Ir.H es th*-risi'ul
As Ihe fortunes ol Ihe jigeii ry grew, so grew the honors and a<hievemenls of Mr Ja cobf Besides tieing namcfl King of Ak Sar Ben in I'JM HI yeiirs later, he was named a Kr ight of St Oregnry by Pope Paul VI jUw- lirit Jew to evei obtain such an honor In IWi .Mr .la<-(itis was paid bdi k lor his services to Bo\s Tiiwn tn
being I ' irv presf-^ deni III III AsvK-iation. howcvci, U» ' locus mon* on Itii achievements rathci 'lian thuM-of itsfound<-r In IW7, Morris Jacmbti retired from the agency which he helpefl found and movwl lo Phoenix, where he and hisg wifi' Kae Sara now reside.!
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Fall Seminar Features Life Adjustment Topics Th( Fall ItTS Ufc AdtMl flMM Scminara will befin on itfH a aad will dral wiUi » vahMy ol hit a<i}uitinciil lo^ krs JrwW) family ServIM ti onr o( Uw aponaoring agasdo Thr "Ad)uilin|| to Divorce" leniinar will begin SqK 12 al Holy (Yaw Lulliaraii Churcti. ' 4117 ^torUl TMTaec Dri««. a( 7 H p m wlika iUiaraM M^ bcii^diacuMad each Mwsk lor ate capaacuU«* weeki Thr annlnar pnvMaa an opportu^ Rtty for paapte U> exptorv the effects of divorce on thdr Uvet and to devlar adequate rrVHMat to (hetuireacnl life • "WMt's Happen 'o Me?" will be the uipir lint acHlon with David Ehltne. A C S W . as ipeaker Other topica will include de^ tUneaa, «elf-«aMatfanenal reUttom. anhigi The cmiaaaaaklniiapailtlve todivorc* On nunday s«^ 14. a lemlnar entitled Twi><:areer Familiea" will ptpn at firal United Mcthodiit Church. «n6 Caaa.ltoaBilH IHci In which both par arc Ml hicreaatady accwrence In today's world This reality haa changed lanlly reUtiondiips Parental rcapoiiaibUutn 1
br altered to meet both the Micds of thr family and the dr mandi of ih«careera of both parent* In adMUan, the rates of traditional aials frmale reWlhMpro^ This lemiiiar alms at help tag working envies adjust OMire fully to their lives as tvo^areer (amiltos It will br bald at 7 30 p.m 00 Thursday evenings lor six ooaaeciilivr weeks tVhy are some marriages so successful and allMr doomed to (aiHn from Ike Kan''Wh«i preventive maaaawi can be taken before colcrhig Into a lecond marriage? For those Involved tai second mamagn. what aoiuttons are there lor the pnMenu that develop'' A new acmlaar dealinit u jib positive aapacts and problem solving for those people in or eaatsmplattng a second mar rtagr will be hetd on six con sccutlve Thuradi^ al First C^onvenant Church. 112 North Mh SI The sarias, entitled "Second Marriages. ' will start on Thursday. Sept u si 7 3a p m wWi Dr Lofton Hud soaasguaatspaaherA fee w« be chargsd for the aemhiars Thoac needing a brochure or aiarc tntarmattem may call MI-K41
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American teanagen is thr many pina stands such ss Hirhie's. Rimini's, and Papi's If lerusalem did mif have rnou^ lo offer we were lo travel an la NartiMm laraei or Ihe GalHee The flalftee caauiaa dangareus (errtfery audi as (he West Bank. Hehran. Je^ nro. and Tlbertaa We had two guarda with ri flcs Join us throu^ the Weal Bank Hebron Is an Arab Imm terrorisis rocks Into busee or evea warae. bombs Tiberias Is (he home of the famaus Blue Beach Disco It could be canaldered dangerous to American ghris becatike of one element, the Israeli soldiers bt Ihe Galilee there are many border Klhbutilm The pwpoae of border KlbbuUim la laprataet and devalop (he land In laraei (hare an etkar (ypaa of ss«tlewen(s hi addition to KIbhuUUn Moshav (Men. 45 nUmdas from Jerusalem, waa (he center of our lives from July 8 through July 30 Not many were allowed lo work, but those of UK who did had oppor tunltles like feeding chlckena. gMls,^^nd taking chlrkem to ilaui^ter One element diffrnnK from thr kibbuti 11 thai Ihe childrra on the Mnshav do not work slonii with their elders After our slay on the Moahav we were ready to move on to aaatethniginorp adventurous Our guide. Zvl. took m on many adventures through Eilat snorfcellng. observing the underwater flah miaieum. and camping oui under Ihr stars Israel M truly our second home The many adventurca we had and people «re met gavtjniny of us reason and bopr to rrlurti lo Krrti Vis reel
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Where Are the Girls? The JCC ^KMsored a disco dance parly for )unlor high tchool studanta laa( week and some of the boys made a stab at learning ilaiM The girls must have been on the other side of Ihe (JP Photo by RobeftlUUna) ^
NCCJ Announces I Brotherhood Awards Dale Te Kolste. vice chair man ol Ihe board and chief fi nancial officer of Northern Natural i;as Company and William K Hinckley. exe^ cutive dire<tor »\ the Boys' Clutis ol Omaha, will h«' ro^re clpienls of Ihe 1971^ Hnilher hcaid Award ol th«' National Conference ol Christians and Jews. a<Tording lo NCCJ Co Chairmen Kobert K "..mice, Joseph Soshnik and Donald J. Murphy
Iherhood Award Dinner lo be held Nov 2. al the Holiday Inn High Rise. 72nd and Grover ,Streets ReclplenU of the 1977 Brt^ Iherhood Award were Dr Ra nald W Roskens, president of Ihe t'niversity of Nebraska and Milton R Abrahams, Omaha attorney
TIM- awards prt?senled annu ally lo CIVIC leadi-rs selected for Iheir outstanding leader ship In humanilairan and human relations activities, will lie made at the .NCCJ Rrf>' ^IIW''M|T^ ^^^ —
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DONT SIT AT HOME IN YOUR ROCKIN CHAIR COME JOIN OUR CROUrS CAUSE WE REALLY CARE III
Camp F>ihshine was Lots of Fun! , "Fun in the Sun'^A^as this year's themtV for Ciimp Fun shine UsuallyMltars what we did swimming, hiking and pony rides. But, when the weather was rairiV or very hot. activities were held indoors. At right, building a railroad was lots of fun, below left, corn on the tob is yummy, below right, it's the Camp Funshine marching band
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UpronAnR at 'Omaha (iai lery West " is a painting exhih II by Beverly l*vy Tbe Kan tatCily trtisl andpnnlmuker will diKpla> twr work IM-IMIVH September 10 IhruuKh Septem ber 24 and all piwet, mil lie for tale An ripeninfi reception will be held (mm I to 4 p m and the entire community is invited Ms l,evy will b*- present for lhrc>()<Tiin((ilay (In display will be relief, in l.iKlK). and »ilk screen printii III sinned and numfiercd edi tinnt
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Diractar.JOC One of Ihr mraaurtng ilicki of thr "J" t Micccu haa Ixvn a devoted and dedtcated corr o^veltnleerB IMs peeplt power corpa Itai not been reetrtctad to tboar •peclal men and women wtio tiave the Jegal and moral reaponalblltly to guide the "J" > dMlny-IU Board tM Direc Ion .JEMnpliryinR the tremen iCORUnltmenI of volunteer ly teaden are the ttas ei^y men and women who planried and exe cvtM the "Laiy Dayi of aom•ar Alia rMthral" on Jul^ » Their gutding hand enabled the et^t-hour profram to at Ulnttarataoa d'etre Helpiag penpie to hHp them •dvei la the major goal ol our group work-recreational agen ry At leait twice per week a groi^ of eight to eighteen jiouthfui nid«- *dulj nxm and fulfill a command 10 help our eiden and ranew a oommMment lo bvure a higher quality of life for thoae around them during the J • "• multlfaceled Older Adult program!^ .
Hundreds of volunteen are preaently being recniiled to aaalst the fifty thouaand indl viduali that are expected to paaa Ihrounh our door^ for the month IfHiK "PaMtval Of BttiUcal Art and Arrtiaantngy" in November And yet. hundrodi more are btuUy attackbig the need for the "J" U> ralae neceiaary fundi to wpplemenl Id budget by working on 'UM Aiiellas" which will be held on Oecem ber3 What molrvatea ibete vol untaen'' It II the need to par llclpate In a dedicated aggre* live community agency'' la il to fill a void In one'i life'' Or a detire to help humanity'' I lie lleve It la largely a deilre lo be part of a committed organlza tlon whoae goalt are well de fined and whoae population l> worthy of help It it tielng ap preclaied and recognlied for the tignlfleant contribution each voJunteer m^kes to en hance a ipcclal facet of the " J" of Intereit lo him or her I talute all our drduatptl volunleers and Ihank IN-m for makinn the "J " the very kpc c|^| pUfc II It In III 9ur h<p*nt
Welcome New Members Mr II Mrs J K Kralky and Family Mr * Mrs David Krrcek and Family Mr t Mr« Arkady Ltonidie and Family Mr A Mra Jeffrey Lynch and
Family Mr II Mn Jay Maxey and Family Mr « Mrs Paul Nydegjier and Family Mr k Mrs Robert I. O'Keefe and Family Mr * Mr* Steven Renl/aria and Family Mr A Mrs Harry D Kiley Mr II Mri James Schulti and FamUy Mr t Mrs Barry Seldman and Family Mr * Mrs Vemon D Weight
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School Ysar Hours Won Thurs 3:30to530p m Friday closed Sat £rSun lOOtoS.OOp m
A new .slptTinn comniillee has been formed lo help implemenl policy and priiKramminK for Ihf MnKles in Omaha's Jewish Communily Acting chairperson ol the committee IS Sherry Barnes
BORN YESTERDAY S«ptMntwr 1« - OctobM 1 An Afrwn. dn . Dtiw-Jy 'i/iHW ffom rh« 40')i PIPPIN NovMnbar 11-M Th« long tuniwiy ariuKtvwH» muttcal m itt Omaha piwnwa I NEVER SAW ANOTHER BUTTERFLY JantMry 20-F«bniarv 4 An PO«1K: 8t1ifma1ion iiom Itie Hotocauhi i.hilduMi ot 1 mtim
The rommilire held Us first meelinfj on AuKUst IS and derided thai programming should tie earned out in the educational, athletic, social and cultural areas Those attending the firsi meeting were; Sherry Barens, Stan Robblna, Marcia Wisnia. Amy Novak. Sherry Weinberg and Allan Greent>erg Anyone who has questions about the singles program should feel free to bnng them lo members of the steering committee or to call Denny at the JCC
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David Bones. Director of Education at Planned Pareiv thood will speak to Omaha ' Jewish Singles on "Sex and the Single Adult" on Tuesday, September 26 at 7 30 p m The program will be held at the JCC in the Senior Adult Lounge Mr Bones has spoken to various groups at the JCC tiefore and IS regarded as;. very J knowledgable and interesting speaker All memliers of the ' single adult community are In- • vited to attend this free pro- I gram
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•oiflac mriniminc. j with Iran Ganp OnWiip: AMt Mar. Tm tttUMn and bUBaroiaa. Exddiv acthnUM »erc plaoMd daUy b> tteyaMpa«davaryoa»«n|oyadbaiiniBvo<v«dliiacitvttifiboUi at the JfwMi Community Center «iMiaraund(hrrtly •
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The Annual JOC "Kicka" Saeear LaafH win Mart Sunday. September 10 from 1 10 until 3 on the Centera new Soccer ftekb "Everyine playi" a our concept and we itrtve to improve ever yonea loccer skills, teach each child how to play the game and enjoy the learn e«perience Family participation u needed to make the program our bait ever Parents and older brothen and Mtten are invited to participate as coadies and referees The coal of play in the leagur t» (ini\ T lor members and tl4 lor noB-nicmbers .stop in the P K ofiu-e and regtaier your child today For further informalloti. rail Churk Arnold or Al Brram
PEE-WEE, IDDY-BIDDY & JUNIOR BOYS SPORTS SCHOOL Fall. Flag Foottiall and Soccer. Winter Fun Hockey and Wreatluig. Basketball. Sprtl« Soccer. SoAbalt. Track and Field. Wal#N-TraiMiB and Bady-BuUding wtll be offered to young HarabikladergarteadMaiitflthefourthgradn Awtaleyear's tparlaprofran far yoarckld lor a package price Slyii^jwur ckUd to advaaee hir tta whate year and save 14 We're abte to plan beitar. and we cao pam the w vingi on to you If yeu ilc* 19 lor iteae ^orls school peoffam ladhridually. the eaal wauld be tM. btd If you take our "ycatly package." you pay only no Give yotv child a well rounded fun sports background and save money too'
LEARN TO SAVE A HEART GIRLS AND WOMENS P.E. COMMITTEE _Tlie GIrt't and Women't Hcaith and P E Cmnmittfc ti r«) and activciy MMMMd wttk MMtag poHctcc, pianMng dvaa la maltert aftactinc and 1'tandwQ0MM tyrapans. IMi yaar AM wmllii win ba fvMad by two MihuaUsllc gnao, NaiKy Epatcia and Kate KMHataan. Badi arr \nUrr M la dcTiltptag aiaiM new propama at waO w coniinuinii roMlagquaittyprafrawt I m the Healili Fair and deveit • "Nutrttian Worlnliap" to be offered la CB^)iaMUcn wltb the Pair, September M thrai^^i M Bom Nancy and Kate astendan InvttatMi to any Mercriad . woman JOC mcnbcr wka waidd Ute to baeome nvMved to at |onTbunday,8iptamber7ai Ipm Baby^ittuii : Ite Health 4 P ¥. Offlc* for
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The next CPR course iCardlo-Putmoaary Resuscitation i will ba hald on Monday and WaAieaday, Sqtfambar i I and II and on Saptembar B MMl r from •:» to t:». Mamkan attending one of the 2 sessions will learn the step* needed to aid a person who has stopped l>reathlng due to heart failure or obatiwled airway Then Is a limit of f paopie to Ite clam Poople paastng the Mune will then be certified by the NabnMka Heart Amoctetlon In CPR and wUI legally be allowed to practice It If the situation arlaea
ITS TIME FOR YOGA Advanced and Inlermadiate Yoga studenU! It's lime to re)oto daaam wltb Yoga laatnidor, Judy Vaan. at Ite Jewiib Cuau—ByCwter Let's fM back Into the Yap habit together by BralaBourinHKlaa, IkakartflBour iptnea, raliavtng our tcn^ iiaaa. aad ttrinkkig pooBlw BM«^ akUa practMag our favorite Yoga aaanaa. dmp bnaMait XMl 4Hio* ralauUoa Saa you al * three weak ndal-«auna starting Monday. Sep^ temkar II. latormadiala rtudwda' rtossw are fcwn noon to I 10 p.m. aad advaeoad itadeato'daaoH are from I :]e p m to 1 p m ad n M to Iha JOC. to regiflter MaU tor yoga regMralion NAME.
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The last day the outdoor peel wtU be open Is Labor Day, Saptamhar 4 The pool wUl be open frem II to am totw p m After tiMt date the indoor pool will be open 0:00 a m to II » am and 3 00 pm lo I 10 pm This schedule will The Atpiatic* bepartmant remain in rllrcl until the week hm MMMttlng to offtor all of Seplrmlier 17 Tlir indoor agm. Ba sura to took in tte fall pool will ihoB te drakiannd broditve for Information rethe water tor tte outdoor pool garding all aquatics prowlU be pumped Indoors We grams Any questions call will Uwn return, to Ute above Jan open swim schedule until daaaes begin October 10
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Water Safety Instructor Course The HedCrosv - •" • ",-, intt » Wairr Sal' <r Counir thu (all d. .... ... -..4) rommunlty Centpr on Wednesday nlghli The course • III begin Sept 27th and end Dec 13 The tec IS » Tiw
THE Auction ON SUNDAY. DECEMBER 3.197S STARTING TIME 1:00 PM
JCC GYMNASIUM •19" Color TV •Chad'g Binhday Party •Staified Glaag Har^gir^g Larnp •Man'g Camel Hair Jacket and Blazer •2 autotnobiles •2 Las Vegaa Trips •1800 Oil Painting •5 ft. Bar •Portable TV •Typewriter •Watches •Toys •9x12 Rug •Custom Kitchen Cabinet •Antique Saber •Antique platters •Pots and pans •Snow blower • •Warm-up suits •Bowling ball shoes and bag
NEW GIFTS RECEIVED DURING THE PAST WEEK INCLUDE: •Antique Mirror •Ladies Leathercoat •Stereo •Antique full length mirror •DozefW of novelty items
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