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^ : dy Friedman Delivers Quality, Quantity Effort By imiUhUaiburt
Jewish Kederalion of r)maha while the ADL up erate« under the auapiceti DfH'naiH nth i
Two yean IRO Sanlnrd •Sandy" Krtedman and Amy ('(asinan wrrr each the sui))r<-t of ipparalc (ra lure «lorM4 in Ihr K'Mh lla ihanah laaur lA ttir JcwWl PrvM In June ol (he U)\ Uy*inn year they wen- mar riM The JawMt Prtw w<>uid like to n-porl that it *as in >lrunien(al in m-ikinu thi< malch huwci f| be inacrurali ij
(are< of hln jitb with ihc Joint txwrd o( Alil.CRC which jri< iiiiifs the mon <l activity
mans met at a Ku Klux Klan rally which Sandy was attending In hit new raparltv an chairman n( the ('(HTiniunity KelalMu. I'ommillee and which Amy • a* cijverind a» a reporter forKhT\
It kNxjid tx> noted that Ih)' Anil Driamalion U-aKue of B mil Hrllh and ihi> ('nmmiinilv Hfl.-itjonii
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Sept 17 at Ihe Jewish Commu nlly (.'enter Mrs Donald (ioldsteln. chairman of the Jew ish Ke<ler (tion .Newi-omi' ''i-e staled, "Our c'. • is we should pKis iiH' an op illy lor newcomers to memhers ol Ihe iihuntty " OPOROANIXATIONS will be a feature at Irartion o' ih" *^"*roineni' Supper M lUMeqblum, SHiJi' ,'ijirman announced "that represent! lives of Ihe KruuD- o.irlM iii.ii Ing In the' eryone »i invi|«() lo Ihe .Newcomers SuppeF-*nV*0_ per person Reservations mi^Sto made by Scpl II vtilh Awl Rttm^n at Ihe Federation offlcp. 334\ OH). \ Will be public Sepi \l (o 5 30 p m al the Jewish Community fenler For Intormalian on th«' New comon' Supper oryme SHOW CAB, contact CyArad Koller at 3344001. 1
Outdoor Pool Open Weekends II the weather is pleasant the pool wtll open the lollawing waakand*: Sept « and lo, 8e|K Maad 17
At present Mr Knedman eiplaim, Jewish teachers mii'-i > .k" i.--^i I...
sec ry practice II is working with the schools to (IIHI a m«'an!i hy which Jewish teachers can lake lb<'se holidays with pay and not .^we vacation time ( ontlniK'd on PaKc * t
The Milton Livingston FnutKl:itkitii ti;«s Ml.lilt A <int
Federation CanipfiKn .«iil lo provide pe<ii)lr A ,ii, uir ,[.i«ir
' lew iiia tn Men i> KacI Kind lo liraet TV inade a iimllar
lunltyof \ it they will h !• r standing ol that country's problems and needs
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Juie M Newman, president of the Foundation, »aid the Inulees were "most Im prened" with the rewillji of last yi'rtr s Mlssuiii and unan iniousK HKr<s-d lo fund the pruje<'t again The purpose of the Mission IS to provide ii broader Imse ol contrlhutors lo lh«' Combined
ByMnJay! A memorial to Hauliae Sid man, Ihe late wile ol Harry Sidman, In th«' form of The Pauline Sidman S<'holarship Fund" has he«'n eslahlisbed bv the Sisterhood of Heth Is rael Synagogue This iril>ule Is fjeing paid to
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man wh<i, lor her life gave devoted Iv .ind • .1 sh of her tln>e ind eiK I k :• • Ihe rtevelopmenl ami enrichment ol our community Her ,ir' ,,rked byalo' lew ish III! .<• and earned (or hi th<' ••i""Mllon. d;.., ..„ ....fction *ho knew her and who . i) with her The Jewish c<immunity of (imaha owes a det)t of grat Itude to Pauline Sidman Among Ihe numerous acliv dies lo *birh she gave of her self s,, aillinKly are of the Beth Is^ 1,1 .»! presidency ol the Henry Monsky B'nai B'rlth Women's chapter
The (•'ulurc ( diiiping IJin-t lions Cominitlcc h.is an nounced a "final opportunilv (or members of lh<" coiymu nity to provide input on camp ing needs This 'last chaiK*'' will take place Sept i:i al 7 M p m m thi" JCC when the Committee meets with Slierwixiil Kpstein (amping iiinsullaiil lor the National Jewish Welfare Hoard, wfio w ill be here lo help evaluate the findings of tht' re cenl survey Mdiiny (loldtKTg commit Iw (liairm.in saiil thai only 78 ' l»% ' oul n( . •on tacled lilled ined the questluiiii.iiir ilr wtdirated that the nups'lonnain-
dassah as well as the Umaha Board of Hadasaah. on Ihe Board of Kalah- Franklin Chapter ol Ihe Mizrachi Women, on Ihe Board ol the Beth Israel Synagofue at well
naM waiMiv addlUMMl ^ tonnaUeo bafore the maaHin Buy conUd Loula B. Soiolaan, oacutlvc director of the raderaUaa.atSSMM Mr Solomon slressc-d Ihal this Mission will IM' H totally
had lufii HTil III every Je« ish lanilly wilh children tiorn tie I ween ISM 11174 "Krankly. wie were disap *poinl«-d in th»' lack of re sponse especially sirjce the cl(»ing o( Camp Ksth«'r K .\'e*man pnimpled such a (unir in ihe community." Mr lioldlx'rgsaid He added that Ihc ineelinv; on Wedn«'sda\ nighl is th«' last opportunity for Ifmse not res piMiding to the survey to make their wishes known He said Ihc committee plans lo formulate and report its recommerelatums lo the next meeting ol Ihe Federall'" Roiird of l)ire<'toni
purjiose of ollenng finam lal aid to Beth Israel studt'nts who wish to puntue advam-ed Jew ish studies This IS a memorial that re (Iccis I'auline Sidman's con cern (or Ihe future of Judaism, .ind IS in keeping with her con I em lor Jewish learning amJ achii'vemeni
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So saKl Pre I Begin o( lsrii> al Kennedy Airport in New Vork on his way to Camp David lor a summit cnnler ence with President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Piesideoi Carter
rael Synag"perpetuate memory by ••suiijiishiiig IIK' Srholanhlp Memorial Fund in her name This ' ' ' u Memorial Fund u
Begin, smiling and l(x>king (II, arrived with his wife Allza Hewas^' Uiylsrae II Foreii I Moshe Dayan and Ix-kiiM.' Minuter Rzer Weliman who will par
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The re<iuiremrnl for participation in Itx' ' in IS I a minimum )<' .iiuto Ihe 1979 Combiiicil |-Ml*;atlon J Campaign The pledge re- 1 quirement lor thoM' under : fears of age IS SI.(100 In addition to Five Star I lels, the Mission provides , briefings In high government oflu lals home hospitality *ilh Israeli lamilies. visits lo | ih'vclopmeiil towns absorp-. lioncenlcrU nioshavim Also, Ihi-re will IH- views of .Samaria and Judea. study ses sions with university profes s/ir^ ...wi «ii.,i..nK informal nI-
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According lo Mr .Solomon, approximately 2S participants can be accommodated
Jean Duitch Appointed Bond Chairman
Due to Jewish holidays which occur during the month of Octolter Ihe Jei^ish Community Cen ter and the oHic<>s of the Jewish Federation will tie closed on the following dates I HI 2 and :i. Oct II Oct IB and 17, Oct 23 and 24 Betausc of IIK-SC holi days the Jewlah Preai will observe the following early d«'adlines lor news and advertising copy Sept 2fl lor Oct « issue. (HI Vi for Oct 211 Issue. Oct 19 for Oct 27 issue Vour cooperation in r>f>serving these d«'adline« »ill he iiiiprwiatHt
Begin Hopes for Success iJTAi - 'We want peace more than an^ - " '.irth For Ihe s, for oil'
First Class trip 'We »»'" >>•• ^1 ving in Fivej •Star h. \viv. Tibe-f rias. an:.. . i"'said The all ind t«7S per person Ai , ..Is so, that participants can elect toj visil I'ul.ind by departlngl ' on Nov 22. andl 0" vi^ssion group ml Israel oii .Nov 27
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A committee has been s«'l up undi-r thi' chairmanship of th«' writer lo \w m charge ol this memorial fund She may lie contacted regarding furlh<T information and contribu lions
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An organltatianai waaHin lo diacuat aU (aoaU o( Uw tilp wUl take piacc Tliunday. Sapt 21 at T X pm in (be Jawlita Conouolty Caaiar.
Camp Committee Offers Final Input Meeting
Beth Israel Establishes Sidman Memorial Fund
Federation Invites Newcomers sixty Jewish newcomers have brrn invited to Ihe 5 :iu p m Newcomers Supper on
Mr (•'ricdman is in hi* u-< (in<l year .is chairman of the CRC and spent Ihretprior years on the compiit lee He jeeo the committee an a plB<v where people who have had prohlemh ran !ieek help One of the areas in which the commit lee la working to provide lurh help l» in th<' local iichoiil systems
Livingston Subsidizes Men's Study Mission
ticlpate In the Camp David talks . • Th. theaniHiri ov .s*'w mrKiiov Hugh Carey. New Vork City '^' •• ''(ird Koch. Israels
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ish III. He *(anled permanent peace ami "to sign peace treaties with all our oriKlilxirs and bring an end lo al) wars that look place for .'W years in our region ' He also said that Israel wanted the Camp David summit lo uphold the inlegrlty of President Carter as leader ol Ihe free world, ,
Jean Duitch Mrs Jack Duitch iJeani h.is acceplKl the position of (ieiieral Chairman of th<- IS78 Women's DIvisKin ol Israel Bonds Mrs Duitch serves on lh«' txwrd of Bi'lh Kl Synagogue, ami last year, was vice presi 'l<-nt n( that board She is a for iner chairman ol Ihe Beth Kl Voulh Commission and in 1!«76 was chairman of^the l.srael Voulh I'llgninage She has also served as Hailassah Voulh Activities chairman A native firhahan and life long resident, Mrs Duitch has lie«'n active on ITA board>^ Ihe city and is pre^enMrScting as ll^wn Ifetwy-n Ihc Jewish Federation and the (iirl Scouts of Omaha in the Minora Award program Mrs Duilch's commitment to Israel began in 19.52 when she spent a year in Israel on Ih<' kibbutz Maale MaChami sha The three Duitch chil dren. David, Debbie and Jona than have each been to Israel twice forr xicnd«-d v IMI.S I am honored and excited to serve as (ieneral Chairman ol Ihe 1978 Women's Division ol Israel Bonds " Mrs Duitch said, "because Ihe annual show III Israeli fashions Is al 'Conllnuedoii Page 21
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Mrs. Duitch Heads Women's Bond Drive
Shukert's Meats Asks Vaad for Supervision "Mr
iCbnilnuadiromPaiali way* eaflMly allflplad m OiMha toy Ito eoMMMHlly aa, ^tart froM brii« a MigNM aftemaoa of MtorUtamiil. It pvaa die wMiwii of Omato an oppo(t«ailly to npreH Iheir M^port for l*rael in a uniqur way " Sto went on to explain that admlaalMi lo the faihion ittow to to M thr J('( Thuraday. S^t a wiU to by Ito purchaie of an farad Bond, plui cou»ei1 "By lupportlnH Itrael Bond*, American women. In Itoir own nghl, are able to help Itrael'* economic growth atid atablllly Fund* raised by ItraH bond* help turn the « heel* of Uraei'* economy in
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of Sbnteff I Wketaate Ur OOM- tkM to ran4v MHtMOff to tiM Mnptoywafthat wUty M ordninc praducUi •a'i makliig and rr rii|*aar ealli witli [ to Mdui fran whoi^ MtocyrtooMfi ol Out «nUly will •Mr HMkM MMII.
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IV Vaad. altor pNbMc dto^ NKW VOKK Thp Board at I wWi tu al- Dmrton of the \<lion«l Ne daeMon »ai an- Counrll of Jewlili Worom y NCJWi teni a nmiay to racUMi,tltoVaada|hN^rttylpnl Tarter and HKW pravad a Ml af mtttKmm eon- «gy/i«ry Calilano pmtMiing to operato l&rMntroduciii'" "^' "•-l* MHhn and koiher Amradmml lo ' j| Yrarljibur 111... -jjrj IIHMU Bill For baterlea. the eataUi* In Ualinii its oofKisiium lo meal nwl daae tor two day* thr Amendnmii ild of Ra* HariHMMh. Yom Klp^ rrlute Mpdkai'i . inr pwr aad Paaaaver week aborlKNl pxcppi »h«i a worn Bmriwr Aflpi miMl to daaad an'i life *»% vndangeml by on Ite Satoath and all JrwM nKrilfHuitiono(prr|tnanr> Ihr hoUdayt. N( JW Board aixi rrarfirmrd The Vaad aiaa amroxad Ito lU oagolng nppn»ilion lo any toe Kfiedle for bHtetar riM^ legialaitan whirh would limil » woman'* nghl to rpprodurllvr and totortoa aa ad forth dur tag Ito raeaol piMIc heannit
(Utiirr K Unda. N( .)M Prpstdml. rxplaincd ihr or (aniMllon'* tiand. ilalinti Wr ab)Ki to paaiaiie of the Hyde Amendmetil on thrr<It would ellfvljvrly dttcrtnuoair: -met tto nmtltu! '.I many women to ' Hiolre. and it woui the health of thoar *Me to pay lor ihr licemed phyclclans by plimi nallng accec* to tale k-xal atMXtKMI* " Mr* l^anda lu'rther noint that The iiO('all<^ right lo lite Rroupk whili- rH|ireM-nl I'. Ill In-
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Why are they here? Who are they? What ere they doing In Omaha, Nebre$lta ? Laarn th« otMwors to thoto and othor quotf loni
PANEL DISCUSSION
Mondoy. Sept. II -> 7:45 p.m. JCC Panalitti ••V. Dorrol Borf. Rodibreob Unito^ Mathodiat Church Mr. MIchnnI tktMnend. Rational Dlra<tor, AnU-Oa<amatio« Laagua «f B'nai B'rith RoMI Barry Wolmtaln. Tonipla l*raal to<h pmtflht will ipaafc krMly an4 f Man will mitaw0r ^u**tlon» horn thm mu4l»iH:
inviting bofh old and new puho»n to enjoy o variety o( grorid opening ipeciolt ot iht neighborhood deli &
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24 vorietie* of deli-freth tandwiche*, rangWig from the trodHionai com beef to an exotic pilo bread and our new deli fronli, homemode toupt, detiertt and lolad bar ore mode lo lotitfy every appetite
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loa^Show chairman Mr*. Morrli Hoffman i(iorm, IraniportalMNi. Mrt Aaron Kdgar iRttoli and Mr» I.i-na. rna Grooaman. redrmplion rHnvettmrnl. Mrs SIdi MIrvirt iLyndai. publicity
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iMetlnK. '^• M at Ihr M i from « IS • m lo2 3Upm Mn-lUmrttt GucflipMfcer wUl be ultOMl board mrin ber Mrs Howard Mamwili PMl pTMldMK of the NCJW. rimmiuili SecUon and vice rhalrman o( (lie FMd Sarvkt rommiiu* Thit meedng Indudri lunrh. and th<>r< a Mltprprovidwlt.. ri HADASSAH Th«- Omaha Chapter of Ha datiaii will hold li« opening merllnRSrpI 20alnnonatlhr
Asylum Offered GENEVA (JTAi Tb« Swiu Rovemmenl has an nouiM'tKl (hal il wuuld Klvr pa lili'.i^ • •' 'nail Soviet dia Md<'i .it Tl» .„,,, I ..(rinn MUUatry calM m (tM* s<ivir( Ambaua dur and e)ipr<>MM^ concern al«>ut the violatiun of Ihr llel slnki All in itmtrUlno( Anato l> Khcharankky and Alexand er (itnitHirit Coniiiientinii on lhi> drvel npinrnt. (hr .Swiiui prru noted thai It Ik tiM- lirki time in the <'Quntr>S liiHli>r> that the t,a\ fmti.enl h»> reacted in such a tdittiMin Idvtard a ruuiitr> Mith ich II hit.> nurnial dipio nian>|' rrialiimk
Thr program will be on evanfiilltlng rullit hucli ax Jew* lor Jeaui. the I nifica (ton (Inirrti, the llarr Krvih na. the Church nl the Oivine Ught ar •• • " ! prp lentati' irrrl H"-" '•' •. ».,.-.k . mt«Hl V irch 1 .:i> Wein»lein of Temple Israel will disruw "Ways We Can Defend Our •elvM" There will t>e no hoard meet InnonSept 13
WZRACHl Junior MurschI Women will hold their first rm^tinK Sun day. SppI III. at Ihr Jrwifih Community Center at « 30 p m David Ijnanis will pre sent "lirael Thmuflh Slides " A ihort business meetinR will prHiilc ih«' dinner meetlnii > rfll (iloria I." 'T BevcrK Kranklin. iM-lMh
B'NAl BfUTH WOMEN H'nai Hrilh Wiijiii'ii i>I Omaha will havf « luncht^xi stylf SIHIW at iH»in mi S«ti( II »t Ihe Hamarin Inni <'filrHl nn 72nd and (inner l'la/;i Suilf will rumi>>h th<- ^lolh(*^ K^itiv sitting servicfs iirc availahlc fm reM-rvalions and coRl in lormatkHi call Su/y .Sh<-lrk>n 4»l»6S of JudM- Sinitrr 130^ WTO
Beth El Sponsors Art Auction, Sept. 17 An art < n^ spon nred by I KOKU*' *< .Sisterhood on Sunday at lemoon .Sept 17 at 2 p m in
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A preview Fxhibilion iihow ing will take pNi'• '• ' p m and a cal.i ing the art lo b< tif available al ; alurtiJ will b«' . :ii>Kraphs. etchiiiK^ • ' ri i|>h.<i. woodcuts M)yn'l .Mi'l liiini bered. sculpture, enamels, batlka. hangings, walercolnrk - yours lor the bidding Many of the .irlisls rep resented i don are in the per I utionof museums ihruuKtiout the world The art being brought IS (or ths beginning art cpllec tlon as well as the seasoned connoisseur f New and exnting works of art by American. JKuropean and Israeli artists such as
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.Uiiluig Harbour," Joan gri^oal aidiiiig. pandl •d ambtniby ttw utM - «M of tka work! to be •ucUoMd at Beth El Syna•ofiie.Sa|rt nallpm. Kdna Hibel. Mary Vickers. Houlanger. as well as our miid«'rn masters. Dali. Mim. Vasarely will tie featured There is no admission charge A work nl art will be given as a diNir prize All pie<'es are custom framed and matted, ready to hang Visa and Masterchargr are wel come
SPEED READING
H«f« or* a low tips fo( d«olfng with door to door tolatman Ask a lot of quastlont (he noma of the tolasmon. tha compony ha rapresants or hov» to raoch Iha firm Conloct the Oouglos County Allor nay's Consumai Froud Division ond the Omoho Bet lar Buiineti Bureau before buying anything lo tee il It IS o legitinr>ate company Remember, you con olwoyt close your door if you wish lo get nd of a | talesman. A V I Another tip lor your well being don f corry large turns ol money Also consider leaving a light on ot night.
Monday thru Friday. 9 5 p m . call 341 4100 lo find 'C out what It going on in Omaha t orts, aducotional, } recreational and cultural life a
Remember these dotes for the Mobile Health Von where you can get your blood pressure checked, toenoils cut ana other assistance for your good heollh 1st. 2nd ond 3rd Thursdays 9 30 to II 30 am at Beth El the 2nd and 4th Mondays ol the .JCC. I to 3 p m F[ee of course, but appointments should be mode \» ^
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Publi»K*d weekly on Friday By fhm Jawtoh Federation of Omaha SihnaRonman Judith Marburg
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A Special Day This Sunday is Grandparents' Day - a new day in the calendar of American observances, and a great opportunity for Omaha and Lincoln Jewry This day. coincidentally, Is also the day of the Dr. Philip Sher Home open house celebration. Residents will entertain their families, friends, and casual visUors All have been invited to attend Volunteers of LOVE (League Offering Volunteers for the Elderly i will be on hand to serve as tour guides, and twth Mrs Sol fafsow and Mrs Ervin Simon. LOVE co-chairmen, will be happy to dlicuH the volunteer program The residents also will offer for sale many of the handcrafted items that they fashion throughout the year for recreation and therapy Visiting the Dr Philip Sher Home on this special > day IS your special opportunitv to honor the aiged of
A Mixed Bag of Prophecies HAIFA - Tliere la aiwayt (real Mareal In the pndtc tlona by aeen and aatrolaglals who rialtn an aMIIIy to read the future The lorecaiti arr MMiedinci Mauling, lomeUmet predlrtafalc by normal ftandardi of conunon aenae The pn^Ma nn little riak. berauie the pUbUr lendi to lorgei the natlooal horoacopr I decided lo be diffemrt Lait September, one year ago. I dipped from the local He^ brew preaa the widely lea lured predtcUom of one llan Pecker, reputed lo be Itrael'i beat and mpat reliable aalroAnd today, for your benefit. I review what Mr Pecker thought would happen in the penod between September. 1977 and September. 1*71 For guidance, I have maarted in parenlhewt certain datet of intemU Pecker took a grim view of Itrael's future laat Sieplem ber When he canaldered Ihr lunlapoailton of Man and Saturn, which Influence thia oaunir). hr (omaw a gloomy year, ruled wtUi dark, dramatic evenli Wr would lace a neu mill(ary confronlatlon wlUi one or of our ntiiftMrt It
mi^l ml be a full irale war but It would be a i>lg operation, and vMent llie critical peri od would be Febniary-Marth 'Ivael invaded' Lebanon on March M) Saudi Arabia wouM become Involved, either through a rev oluUon there, or by direct par llclpatkmlnUieclaaheB When the fighting waa over, larael'i bordcn would not tie the There will be many difflcul tie* and many hardahipt thlit year, but thanks to planet Ju pller Iirael'i population will be able lo endure, with high morale lirael will face the need to make great decUMni There will be a Slowdown with the United State* Begin will uke I daring- and totally unei peeled itep It may aerm illod teal, but will turn nul in the end tu be wine and proper There will be great anrm* ind pain this year i Ute attack on Ihe coastal road bua was on March lit but we shall emerge with new strength The Tel Aviv stock markel Will go wild, and there will br public hysteria < There was Indeed, mmld-wtnter I The Geneva Conference will not take place, nor any other
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f Letters to The E(fftor] Tilflha CdHir Ti On Am », abem 40 OMgr Icn Omaha (or.a (attuflve day vacatton • at I rtaort In Uie CaUkili II was a vacaUon Uial oa I ciucuibci ad and
area^ danced, rtanniMi or or nram, nrom or or a*•«• irav erdaed and even t"M—i No one loal any wet^. eapecially ttioae who loggBd even gained •cigM Inalead, maylie becaMK they kept nmrnU^ Ma Ihewdlauranf The hl^l^ of Uir affair day wae MoUle'i aun>hae binhday lihaiiw party At fluUhran'i Oepi :wtnM km Store nfeariky (owned by IrtliM Shapiro) Morrle Epttein .IkajHiria •pottad H 10 the oUien of TaMe « ««Ifeey ooatoMwdy UM lonn of Hquld Durtog tkea* umca, woiBd be.a moat The rett of I ofUMpoup played gin and when you heard theglfl (Moilit't fatter) lay to her on Uw (hi* a* In drtrd" yau Tbe loafc ef mrprlea jiMie oUMr pl^«n were in her face waa
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Mr Friedman is CMCtitlve vice prestdtot and one of Uie owners of AUIad Insurors. Inc He serve* on Uie Federation board and was chairman of ^C. Youi« AduH DIvlaion of Uw Combined Federation Campaian two years ago and has remalasd Inealvad with Ihe Canpaign. He It on ttie board and Ihe permnncl commliiee of (be GIrle' CM> of Omaha and aervaa a —bar of otiier civic organtaaUaoa la varkauscapacttlsa. Bui, Mr Friedman says. Uie CRC Is a vlUI at
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and Syrian intervention will ctincrm us Anti Sei Ittam will imrrase in tbe I'n ed,States M iUiin Ruttli Ulere Will be strugglca (Or power In short. II will be a year of dramatic events Before the year Is up a ipeal netloiial per tonality m Israel will dte But finally In September. IVTI. Uiere wUI be widespread rejoicing in Israel, nmini^ cent of the ipirit which ewepl the country after the SixOay War and the liberation o( Jrru salem Well. fhi^fmh^r'K ntA
The World's Biggest Arms Buildup ByOtaimHanog ijlilur « Smr Thu iirl ic-le It n rerplrrf Intm thr tftrcti Orilvtrvd •I the ArKi ItrlamalMn Ijiagur't Wk •anivvrury dianrr n N«« VartbyMr Hcnog riwtly betorv dw (Ml at Ms ihiWyeaf iwlan nvm a* ItraH t imli—adar io Uw ( mlcO Ndim h m reprmlad •lUi Uir prnnuMon at Uir ADI.
The mtatlvi arm* transactions consummated by Arab utales rlurmit Ihe currenl >far nreed all previous record* •nd there seems to be no end in Mghl Orders placed since SMDiog part at his life "The 1977 tar arms lo be auppiied by CRC It aa tailcreaUng and ex Itso amount to CB bUllon so dtlag cemmNtae because its far. of which t24 billion has prtpwna can *ow immedi been expended by .Saudi Arate reaults - good or bad Be- abia alone Indeed. Saudi mm cauae of our function in Ihe lary orders, evea wiUmit the eomimmily. It u extremel) recent purchase of F IS's from iaportani U> have a wide van (br I'niled Slates, exceed all efy of people to give proper L'niied Stales arms sales to Is InfMil lor Ihe decision makino raH since IMg processes The tlMer volume of these 'J believe thai peoplerfiouU iranaacllons should be a take Uie lime lo extend thHr source of coocera not only U> miereats and efforts in what Israel ProjcctionB indieale ever ways they can rant rib that the Saudi arma orders of ute It is not the size of Uie Kin Itn could supply Ihe srmies or amount of time but the of the entire African nmti quality of effort thai counU " neni, as well at t ma)orily of Uie NATO forces - France. Germany. Belgium. Den mark. Norway and the Netlierlands The ten-fold expansion of Saudi military Blind Map capability since 1972 makes JF.KtJSAL£M IJTAI Aca- that country, with a popula demic IntUtutions abraad are tion of only six million, Uie requeating samples of a map largest single arms tMiyer in for the Mind detlgnad by a the world today graduate of the tleulH Acade The Arab ttalet now have myolArl.MeirEahd half a mllliof "•"" "•-n under The map. currenUy on dia- trmtaodtii '•'srtllplay hare at the academy s ex hwy of Uir ^ NA'H) UMtian of graphic dtsign, is forcat They also have 3.000 haeed oa Uic "pratruaioa prtn more tanks and several hunclple" similar to Uwt ol dred more aircraft than braille, in which city streats. NATO The Eastern Front aUeya and oUwr theroui^ alone - Syria. Iraq, Jordan lares are pro)acted and Saudi Arabia - to cur Many o( the blind whe used ranUy ctpiiv^laM Ui NATO in Uie map while EAa^ waa ex manpower and tanks, and alperlmentlog wiUi ttie tech ready baa twice al much artU fliqu* said ll gave Uieni un lery And by l«iO. Uie air bvpcd-for freedom in power of Ihe Arab suies will bacorohig oriented equal the eomhtawd Warsaw Pad kircat. otnaUlule double Academic inalguUant want le atplare Uw potrthMMet ef ttw air power o( NATO and three Umet UMI of Uie Peo developing Uiis map on an toi pic's RapiMIc of China bi lenMlianal scale
Sandy Friedman AnoOwr area In which Iba CRC lakes pride la the progreas made In the teaching of the Holocaust in public schools As a direct result of a teadwr wetkiSHp held last year, several aras acboala are implementing IMacail slud^ m Mr Friadiiian toeb Uiat lhi» 11 the moat sallsfying eflorl in which he has been inolvedlodate Mr Friedman points out Utat Ihe CRC lunctkNM on a day-today basis. Inchiding monitoring Ihe dally newsiMper inpecially the liKlers lo the Editor arid Public Pulse rAlumns) In this way hr snd rrtrmbers of the committee stay aware of proMami and potential probleaH In maintaUng an "on-gotag rappotl with Ihe noo-Jewlah community at a quality level aa a hdp in combatting pre^iaUce and diacrtmtiulion, not only for Jews but Jor the entire com munlty of Omaiia "
(Hml<TviH«- like M Oil wUI he disGevered. or pcthkpt a veal undcrgrtund water tupply at any rate, wwnethlwg liquid from Uie dspUit of Uie earth Methe Oayaa will have one of Uie meet difficult periedt of his political career YItthak RatMn will m^ivr an appalnlmeni of great Importance A rrilical latpful period will be Octobrr-November. 1777 I Sadat came lo Jerusalem on Novemtier It i OuUide of Israel KingHus sein will squtbble wlUi oUier Arab st^lee, Sadat's hold on his country will weaken The sItiulkM) In Lebanon will get
terms of Kmund Imi-it Arab slale)> havr almoAl a* many lanka ' .irttilery Uian UiP I Twominnii Ahich snM^ an<t IKMU lor Israel aluH ,_.„dl are they arming themselves for"* I dtscusaed Uie supply of srmt In an addreta before Uie General Assembly's special session on disarmament It is sobenng to rpflecl Uiat the (arts I presented came as a surprise and created a stir My revelations about Saudi Arabia's arma purchaaes in France - including some of the most sophist tested weapooa m ttie world and the Ml rage 3000 - were denied, but then reporta published In Egypt proved I was not to wrong llie facts contrast sharply with the picture put lOrUi of a defenseless Saudi Arabia In need of arms because it Is conoenwd with M snUquated MlO-lt's In Ihe hands of Communist-guided Southeran Yemen, planes which, have been there since approximately I97D From every penpective rtgional. fiabal, eoonomic the nguret for Arab arms purcliase* are ing II the inatabUlly of InlarArab relaliooahip* over the past IS years is added to (heir imprecedenlad ofaaeeaton with the acquttltion of teemlngiy llmitlc** quantlllet of weapons of destruction, one cannot eacape Uie conclutioa deludbig itself into Ignoring a titua Uan fraught wiUi Ihe gravest i for mankind
Water Damage The exercise room ef (he JCC suaUlned water damage last week during Uw accidental diacharging of Uie sprinkkwtyMem. Pha C^ofman, eaecuUve dl rector of Uie MX. estimated Uie damage at several Uiuusaod. dollars to the floor. squipmant and mailing, and said Uie kitt was almost wholly covered by laturance Repairs will be undtr way Immediately, he addad.
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bm MomlnR SrrvtCT 9am BnakfaM* Wan) IMiClaaaS 4!>am iSumUySepI IQ.9am I openlnii o( Sunday I. TticfT will be an asy (or all Mudmts. tparh n and parents in thr iwnrtu iry ar 9 30 a m Karh parent Mil rrrcivv a ip«.-ially pre •red brorhure rantalnlnK m Brmalion rtn the rurrl<-ulum I iliidies lor the year Sunday evenlnK. bvtm will mef-t at Youth Uiunite |rt Keith Kaplan itoTovim
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h<'ld at 7 Xl p m at the neu home of Kick and Juice Kat; man A HiHh Holiday work •hop will be ronductcd A Chanukat^abayil 'dedication (H the n^ home I will aliio be
held WMkdaya: Morning Service 7am KveninKS<Tvice7 15pm BARMriTVAH JoMpii David Raahky, son of Mr and Mr* Leoiurd RMhky will berume a Bar Mitzvah on Saturday Sept 18. I 4Sa m SVRRHOOO The Beth Israel SlaterhiHxl luncheon ineelinK \wlll be Tuesday. Sept 12. 12 .HI p m in the lynaipiKue uncial hall Tlw iiriii/r.im for the first ni' ' iieaiion will be T ^ It Keally Is." presented by Kabbi Jonathan Kosenbaum Por luncheon reservations call Hulh Kliiitjxr Wl 'Mil or Harreil *• sii leriervi SPECIAL iiHABBAT Th«- uliKlrnik n( ('(tnlor l,«i
Ttie clasv lAiii I" i"i'l i'vt«rv Monday i lo t» 8 lOp m ! 'II Ihosi' in the eighlh grad<- Talmud Torah II will be taughl in Mar Morgan
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Sunday: va m WMttdayi: 7am and 7 p m SISTERHOOD llclh Kl Sisicrtiood's open ingii;. 'I.• 1978 79 M'a «'n ' • Sept 12. at noon ai iicin r i >ynagogue The pntgram will feature ,i
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(lri.1 ui M w i,ii s^x-i i,ii ' I bal kidduithes and IUIIIIK onS<-pl » Parents and itud<-nU of Heth Israel jnd the Talmud Torah mav iitlend '•••• '-re will b<a •.. ru) luwh eoi: :irenl Tal mud Torah clans TN- elijhih grade will sponiwir IIM' ra-xt ipeclal Klddush and luncheon on Oct 14. while the sixth (rsde will boat the one on .Sov II NEWOJUB A new clam excluaively for Beth Israel students in the eighlh grade will begin Mun day at 7 30 p m In the syna•OfPie The clasn is in Talmud, the Oral I jw Kighlh graders will (ludy the volume of the Tal mud entitled Berachot," or "Bleuingi " The volume dr icrtbet Uie many blesxing!> which are recited throughout the year
Sabbath Candlellghfing trtdmy, >«pl*fiib«r t. »tl7 p.m. frldmy, t«ptMnb*r IS, *i1S p.m. B*n*dlctioo (or Kindling Sabbath lights
Lincoln Tifarath Israal A.S part of Ihe A<lull Kduca tion Program a series of poUti cat dlscu.ssions with th<>cStMli dates will follow Krutav evening »»-rvices Thiiv eve ning .State Senator l>ouglas Bereuler. Candidate lor Con gress. will be present Saturday Morning s«-rvice 9 a m MoixUyi and Thuradayt 7 l.'ia m
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tiale profcs.s(ir ul .... , and chief of liaison • <•» at .\PI here in .....ha l^incheon ib\ reservalmn please I will be served and will be follownl by l)r Davis' lnfiii of discussion •Marriage and Divorce " Th«' program is open to the community Sitler service will lie available, by ri-servation only, please call Marlene Kahn .Ul 8:t!» In make your sitler reservation Lurx'heon reservations arc ,) mual and are being taken in Ann Margolin. 553-Ufi«, or l..ena (trossman. .SS6 7740
LEARNING CENTER KcgisiralKin i.s continuing at Beth Kl Synagogue for ils newly nrganlied l.earninK Cpnter for Women Kor details contact .Mrs KOIHTI Wagwr Syi S56 2286, or the syna gogue office, 553 3221
Lincoln B'nai Jashurun SERVICES: Pllday: 8p m Mr and Mrs Ira S<'hrelber will .sponsor th«> Om-g Shab
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SERVICES: Service), are conducted in Ihe Capehart Chapel on Ihe second and fourth Kriday of each month. 8pm An (Jneg Shalitial follows th«' s«TVlce .Servici-s are conducted ti\ Halilii Sydney I, Hoffman
Council Bluffs B'nai Israel SERVICES Saturday :9am Sunday: 9am S«'rvices conducted by Mr .Sam Sacks
B'nai Jacob Adas Yashuron SERVICES: Saturday: 8 45 a m Sunday: Sam
SERVICES DaUy and Saturday: 9am Men and women of the community are inviled to participate In th«' services
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The liride is lli. ...WK"" i ••( Mr and .Mrs Uimard Krie del Mr and Mr? Saul (Jel Iman of Austin. Tex , parents of the bridegroom, were hon ored at a dinner on Aug :il to celebrate their :j5lh wedding anniversary The brides si-ster. Kandi Kriedel, was lh«' malH nf honor TtH- bridal attendants were Mrs Keith Kaplan Omaha. Pamela Kopin. U-a wood, Kan . Mm. Bryan Misle. Lincoln. Nell and sis lers of the bridegroom. Tobi fiellman, Dallas, Tex ajid Mrs Kobert Clasl. Odesiia, Tex
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V, Mrt GeUman man The groomsmen, all) from Texas, were James' Dale Kvans. Austin Robert (ilast, ()des,sa, Steven Kogul, Austin, Michael U-howilz, Austin, and UMJIS Seeman, San Antonio After a honeymoon trip to] .San frami.sj'o and Hawaii. Ihe | n<>wlyweds will live in Austin. Texas
Sara Alexander Becomes Bride of Byron Wagner MISS .Sara Kllen Al' and Bynin David v were joined in marriage .suii day Seplemtier .'Ird al B'nai Kmunah Synagogue Tuls.i (Ikia Katihi Arthur D Kahn assistctl bv Reven-nd Isa.i. I'anj officiated
The brid*' is Ihe daughter nl Mr. and .Mrs Howard Alex jwlcr of Tulsa Tliey are for mcr residents of (Imaha Mr and Mrs Kobert K Wagner ol 7(12 Park wfiod l^me, are the grcxim's parents The groom s grandmolher whoattendefl Ihe wedding are Mrs Jack J Wagner, widow of Ihe founder nf Western l^mnates Inc and Mrs JacijJi Bernstein, widow of the founder of the lnd<-p«'ndenl
Miss Spiegal Becomes Bride At Beth Israel
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Belh Israel Synagogw was lh«' s<-ene of the Sunday. .Sept 3 wedding of Su.san Spiegal daughter ol .Mr and Mrs Harry Spiegal. and Stuart Weinstein Mrs FM (loldxtein of Crua tal. Minn . was matron of honor and Mrs Larry i)tter man of Little Kails. N J was lhelirid<>siiiaid Nat Weinslein of Kast Kim hurst. N V . was best man for his son (irtnmsmen were Ijirry Keindl of Charlevolx. Mich and Koger Tanner of Inksler Mich Mr and Mrs Weinslein will make their hoiro- in I'lymoulh Minn following a honeymoon in California
Dadications A moniimenl in memory ol Sarah''ohn Kosentilurn will Ixdedicated Siiiiit.iv al II a. m al Kelh Kl ( cindery with Rahtii Myer Kripkeollicialing
Mri Bymn Wagner Metal Products (ompany. Ihey are iMilh (imahans The parents of the groom and the bride accompanied each In Ihe marriage canopy and served as honor alien dants during Ihe ceremony Sylvia Alexand«T of Tulsa acled^ her sister's maid of honor ller other hotuir attendants were Mrs Jeff Alexand er ul Oklahoma City, and Mrs. Todd Alexander of Norman. Okia The groom's attendants were l)r Jeff Alexander and Todd Alexander, brothers of the bride His brothers Keith and Alan Wagner also served as honor attendanis A wedding reception at the Summil Cluh followed the ceremony TTie bridal couple will reside in U>s Angeles. Calif An Open inviiolion To All Ouf Friends And Relativti PIMX |Oin u) at our doughtef Cindy Ann bccomet a Bat Mittvoh otT*mpl« Ura*l Fridoy evening $epiemb«( 15 Saturday September 16 ot II 0 m lunchaon lollowmg Wrvices Rot* and Sam Cohan ^*o invitation* hov» b«»n »«nt
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and nHK*-tov«4 matnrtnrt We «aal aw l«i* baun of f r«v ibM aacb day M the tennis eourta, at the poal, or at op-
I latvia Itr brad later tbia I to awril in a jraar-ioiig i«l Jatete MMdiaaal Partlca. a YariUvi ui Jcnaal»m_ ^ >y*
I have alwayt know it waa to ba JawMk, I JuM ManrotHld artteulato wky Nw bacauat i attaadad a Mm ataotk "atlyab" at dw
to I toal aa V I'w baan toi to on tha moal praiauMt aad MO kept aacrat al aur era — Uie value ami beauty of Jwtatom BBI la a ualqyt Jcwttto aperaUM o( prtaary and praaatat bnparUnct M awr Amcrtean iy Braodeto I to all who want (paitalM - Omatoana. how I convince you to attend'' W« iamem Ihe dtaappear ancr o( our Jewiab youth We tend them to Sonday School. •ce them thw^ Bar Mttivah. maybaHabrew Hl#i, and then walcb Ihem f adr kito aalimilaled unprartK-InK Jrwt Thr frustrated mmmunlty ran ihen only ask. "Whrrr dKl
Thrrr to meel ui was a rtaff o( totemattoaally cdabralad Bm pare caraMy aatotted adioUr* wtn alaa Uw MM dynamic and toairtrtag lafbari t have ever bean piliMkgrt to know And these leadMr* were part 0/ our caeMMmal aocMy ney were aiwtyt praaeni to riwre more taapiraUan twhile ibaftot paanul butter i pvpr hacfc. or to aaek out during trcelhne
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sHv«a What did I learn to Talmud Torata'' I toamed bow one kecpakoaher lleanwdbawto readlMirew lleamedhowto Kkntlfy myself as a Jew The mlaaing ingredient^ I was aevar liu^ why Why has Judalam bean such a powerful force for Wt years oil history'' Why Is K that we conttoue as a people'' Unanlmoualy beraUad as Why Is II meaningful and reto' the moat exctttof activity »•» vani for me lo allow Judaism to determine daily actions and the two-hour mamtoi torture Brandets is the only educalio- dactolons^ Without Ihe an^ nal aetttog I'vee«tr wttneaaad twers to these questions, wbcre MideaU acMrifd If con^ many students find no reason to carry Judaism beyond iheU' fltcts meant batof late to kr turp Rvrnlnc proframs wcrr parAls' homes Brandato daizlingly tiedtheloaaeendsaf a Talmud Tarab upbhngtag. I stnaa the educational programs to dMtarttoto Ibe Bran^ Richard Md DeMHe Pearl o( da. Calif. and Mrs Roae Ikm den expertonoe fram, say. a Milwaukee, Wto. amounce the a(St I«uls. (trsnd rSY or Ksther K New btott «( a «agMer. I^ava man type openence The til<4wll<- <m AUK • rmottonal hiRh of the latter Mr and Mrs C Kat)en Sa \' 's the former will fade In happy memonrs wyer ammunre the birth of a The uitHlertual high of BBI Del.: jriz of Omaha Mr KPan is a lormer Jewish MM. Noah Brodkey. bom on will last a lifHime Rrandri> Au« II Pma. editor graduates translate their Maternal graodparen(.« irr Grandparmts are Mr ant learning into art ton* more UT% Belly Schwartz and thr Mrs Julius Calm. Mrs Rotierl otioervanf»- in dalK prarlire, Into UNUS Schwartz Palrmsl ComHI of Woodside Calif mori h grandparenU air Mr and and the late Charles W Sa«y conn. . .rr of Kromell. Idaho Great Mrs Leonard Pearl of SI cause UM>ir pMvnts lorce Ihem Rrandparrhts are Mrs Davr to. but becauae Ibey want lo I, Louis. Mo Great grandpa Cobn and Mrs Ckartea C Sa rents are Mrs BUnche Ka reiterate: BBI Is unique in i| approMb and lls ti pUn. Mrs RoaeZack o( Reae- wyerolKmrnrtt. lasting success Awti rommunity would try to reap Porsonalized Stationery its advantages l>fal I give Ihe imprcsaion lnvltation§ A Acc0»u>rl»» thai Brardeu was all work Choosw from our large swlwcllon and no play. I must mention in US BtINO OUI NfW YIAR the dally workshops m musk-. I CARD ULfCTION TO TOUR HOMI dance, art and drama all laugh' •" "a'lonally known • ' If. Dlttoun ton All Or^ri
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point of vie* Miiiunicaled l» (he sx."3t:—"""";—I viewer in lier subtle use of color 4nd her feelinfj for 341 0088Av>^/i^^/ I tpacr Bom and rained in Kanxas ("lly. Mo, Mrs l,ev) grad ualMl from the Iniversily of Kansas with a bachelor of Kine Arts degree She now llv<•^ in frairie Village, Kan Pett Control | »<!.•> with her husband and rhil __j dren ,She is arllve in man> art related activities serving as pmidcnl of the WesipoH Branch of the Nalirm.il league of Amp-"-•• Wiirnen on IheAr' .m ('ommit lee o( 1.,..,,, .. iiji JehtKlah and the Contempurarv (>al lery of the Kansas City Jewish Community Center Some of the Juried exhibi iHinx thai she has bi-en ac rept«-d by include the Jiislyn Biennial, Nebraska, the New Mi'iiro Inlemalional, and the American National Miniature, Wyoming Acifirdiiig I" Art Commiltee Chairman Handi Kalelm^in, Mvral of lh«' girls on our (iMiiniillreheeame veryexcll ••<1 »ilti Mrs levy's work Ahvtislif (tis|)l.i\<it at IheCen - I Arts t nng. wi-ii I'liTuien, an<] wiji appeal lomany "
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