Bond Brunctvfeaturek'^ ^ All-Israel Fashions J Honoring Past Chairmen ByLjrndaMlnrWi WsOMa'i DtvWoa tarast Bonds >>uUlclty This year, as Israel cele hrstcs the 30th year of lU es ' " II ran look tiark •-<'»de» (it econom
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Thursd.iy Srpt at at the Jew memory of Mrs J H Kula-, isli -.T by the kofsky. IKI. 1952. I9S3. Mrs.l Ur..• II s Uivi- Uldor Lii-vln.sr>n 1<iM 19S&,I sloo, Mill IKUHII IsriM'!'!) anm- I9M and Mr hrag-^ verssry p^iv tribute lo (iolda er. I«74 A , -^.-nlaMc" h birthday and tion of the (J<>i<i<> M«-ii Hlrth-I hoii I men of the lb <lav Awarrt will he made to:I rafi ttonds Wumen s Division V 1954, Mm.' here in Oniuha at an 11 a m N' 1955. ISSI.I 'Chanipugm-Hrunch .Mr-' SaiiiwI VSoll, 1856. 18S6.' HeinK hoiioriMJ will hf IIMi('onlinu«vlonPage3i ^
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LOVE Plans 7th Dinner The seventh annual K<H li'hi'ion Dinner (or U)V>: i . .i)(ue OflerinK Vol uiiu-i-rs (or the Klderl\ • will !»• M.id. Sept 27 ii the ,leui>,li I (imrrmnitv I enter This I'M'iil l.ilci-. (Hii'T 111
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American Jewish Congress Urges Soviet Assurances for Olympics Tha Amertcan iewlih Con I called on the United ) Otyn^lc rommltter to dnnand aaaurancn tlul the SoirMt Untai will not dlfcnml Riarian Jews or JmrWi vWton Irom abroad when II hoaU the 19ao Olym ptci CKlnc the refUMl o( Ute So-
vMi to (rani • visa to the ChM RaMM o( Denmarfc on the allefad •rounds that no hoM ^taoe was available, Howard M Squadron, presi dni o( the Ameflcan Jewish Concrfw, declared "We have been informed that Chief Rabbi Beni Mrlchi or of Denmark has been den-
led a visa to visit Mosruw as a toiuist. oaleiMlbiy because ho* tels In (hat city are booked and the rabbi would have no place to stay This despite the fact that Rabbi Melchlor s travelling companion-Krik Holit, s member of the Osnlih Par llameni- was granted a visa though he, too, had no hotel reservations "Sudi action Is consistent with anti-Jewish tactics em ployed by the SovleU In the past and indicative of the dis criminatory meaiyires that can be anilclpaled as the ino Moscow Olympics approach If the Soviets already are uslnR this patently lalw pretext la bar Jewish vlsllors, what might we expect wtien they have the more readily ' available excuse of sn influx of sportsmen and vlsllon from all over the world''
Krivosha Accepts Award ihamlr (Mil CoiMil Caoarti of Uraal In UM MJtfwMt. aa award (ram tiM Stala of laraal to NanMB KilvHte In hla haaor la« warit IB Uwala. Saa riialad «ary <»
"Rabbi' Melchlor's expert nKT cannot t>e dismissed II must be regarded as a portent of (he way Soviet authorltle* may be Invoked to Impede (he attendance and rrprtsenta tion of visitors and athletes from participating countries during the period of the Olym pici, not to mention the re^ pretsive moves that the Soviet govrmmeni may take betmoMLJ^ the Gamas agalml VUfVmmiam Russian-Jew lahpopiMallon "CertaUily Moscow's treatof Rabbi Melchlor unilhe fact that there U raason for concern
rei-i)gnilio(i and appnt i.i Mrs Donald (Ann) Goldatein, chairman of the JcwWi Federtlon of service by vol stkm's Newtoners' Committee, pauaea with dMi0itert, Beeca, unteers lo residentii o( the lour, and Deborah, two, from making arrangements for the llr I'tiilip.Sher Home ^ Newcomers' S(4)per, to (ake place Sunday al 5:30 p m st (he KeMdenlMil the Dr .She/ l^CC Home will be gue'(lh al this affair, which Is open lo all members of the commu nity f^eservatlonx for Ihefl M p m dinner may be made with Mrs AJhert Fox. 'Ml K supper to welcome new dcKigiH^ to enable newramertj M7«, Mrs Kmest Pries comers to the Jewish commu to learn the purposes and acman, SS3-OJ70; or Mrs 'nity will be held by the Jewl!>h livilies of a number of Jewish David Relss.5»9K7 Kederalion nf Omaha on Sun organizations Kepresenladay Sept 17. 5 10 p m . at the llvM of the organizations will Jewish I'ommunity Center t>e present to answer quesMrs Donald (ioidslrin. tions The community i» inchairman o( the Federation vited lo view the .SHOWCASE Newcomer Commillee. said (rom.l 30-5 .10 p m that the committee plans to Mrs (foldstein emphasized present each newcomer fami that "It IS hoped that we have ly with "a Kill of salt to sym- reached all'new comers lor the bolize the staff of life, sugar to supper on Sept 17 but we can't symboliie a sweet life and a invite Ihem unless we know loaf III challah, the traditional they are here " Mrs (ioldstem Shat)bat bread " also noted that the annual supMrs Hubert KoM-nblum is per IS not a fund raising event chairman of the SHOWCA.SK Any Jewi.sh newcomers to OF ORC.ANIZATIONS. a joint Omaha who have not twen project of the Federation's contacted by the Federation President's Coumii and the .Newcomer Committee are Newcomer Commillee The asked to call Conrad Roller, SHOWCASK display at the Federation .Staff Associate, Jewish Community Center is 334IC!U0
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Health Fair To Feature Frank Shorter Olympk- nwvtallal Prank SbiMler will ^>eak during On •naual L'Chalm-To Ufa" IMHh Fair, to ba bdd on Si^t.!«, S. and M at (ha JewUh OtmuDUirtty Owlar. See In OMtar Soau, Ifala
The Iwparlmenl oi Jewish (education has announced the (IrsI i>( a series of Hebrew School teacher training pro gram.s lo take place on Sunday al the Jewish < 'ominunity Cen ler Dr Hobert (nxidman. a fh» ' ! lo the Hoard ol ,!• 11 ion of metropoll! " 'iii1 won .1 tlon nis M\ tmle a genera I as well »• pracd' - .,,: -:!i(ms of this method of the leaching of Israel, prayer, and the holidays with emphasis on the High Holy Days Dr (loodman reteived his PhD at New York University and holds rabbinical ordina
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Time Capsule Buried lantt't nm ttM capaale waa piaalad rseaady by iMsgalsi to s Motqw flnllii Oc I by Ike AflMrtean jMiah Ooaffws. The •*«( lost place hi aa AJOai««M lorsal I •cOoa la lbs Oalilae It auitod Ifea aOi aaatmary of larasi s^ tte Mb «irimi si Iks Aasrteasi JMM OoarMs naariMrf travil PftTMi llilili^ Ifes capauls k Jaraaiy Al1 s« dw AMrtcaa JawWi CMarM «a<r ia tarsM llH cspaiia, lasMsMd 1MB a Ml niiB^ I tl datapisa to lli%"aii^aB OBOTWr aitilaeta af ABMrteaa aad IVMU cMteMaa. drea ira. It«« bs spMsd la IMI. to wdihMdt^
Panelists Announced For Lecture Program Rlehard Jwo. Jewtih Cul lural Arts Council co-chairman has apwunced thai (he tint iMkiwf^snMk pM^ihtn af the IfTt-n year will be a panel dtsowsloii about the "Jews For Jesus In Omaha" m Sept. !• at I p m . In the I SI the panel ineinbers is Dami E Bert. pasMv of the Roddirogfc umtad MathodM Cknrdi lor the past ate ymn. Aa lows aaUve he reyaaUahrstiltyhilM the San Sen» I a sIffllUr deI him Dr Berg is the refAPIaeeOfBlMttjr laitidaahireitamatoHelsUsladln iWhefaiAaMrtcaflteli I EdNlaa) and at prescnl ' k Ike president o( the Omaha 'OeriyAaaectatlan Barry L. Weiaaleta. Aasodale RabU. Tco^ Israel hk ordtnallon aevm [ yaara ago^ will he another pa» . RakM WetMleln wu reI iilwiert piiuMfi< iif itM ndatiOB o( Re^ »iUhU« laervad tat an advlaary ca r durtag the orsHttation >0«rCMldren. Inc.
a local grasp that osikhate Ike acUviUes of the rrtlgteus ctdU and belps to re-unlte young adiik ta the cane with Iketr lamilies Director of the PlahM Siitap office of the Anti-I i-DefainaMan League of B'nai B'rMh. Michasl Richmond, will be the third panelkt Prior to coming to Omaha hi ttn. he diracted Iks tartarrsilglaua atMl education propama tor ADL in Chlci«B Mr Rkhmand has p«Mished artidta to (Sirtatlan Ceotury. Sh'ma, tkrUMm and lBtksAi^»Jcwklipwas Each pHwUat wiU wfll heau The program k «pen to the enure coronHmHy at no lee
NttislnBratH WASHINGTON iJTAi A tl the Anil tXa I ol B'nal B'rtth met wtth BrariBmi Awhasas dsr Joae BaptkU Ptadietro and u ipreesud coneem to htoi o««r dm ••Vftarti hi Nad acUvtty"taiBraxU a pro^ gram lo loaO and idnUfy Nail war ctlmhiali beleri the Waet OenuB law on war crtmlMla cipkvs aeit year Accardhig to RdM Morton M BwisHhal. director of ADL's Latta Amertcan affairs there may be of Natk llvU^i In descrtwd by dw Rio de Jaartro 0 Gloho as the aaeond larfset refuge for ex Natk" HH
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Due to Jewkh htUdaya which occur during the month of October the Jrfkh CewiHwadty Cantor and OM eMcas of the idaratka will be on the foUowtng Oct land 3. Od II Oct Wand 17. Oct S andM Becauae of theee boltday* the far Mvfs and advaitlatag copy Sept a lor Oct • ksue. Ort llforOct Mkaue: Oct 19 for Od n ksue Your cooperation to oi>serving thaee deedllnes wtObeapprectoled
The dtnaer. In hnnor ni Un coin lawyer Non ^ iha. producad tlS.OOO In boad p««^i{ni tor Uir State ollarael Mr ahanUr potntad out (hat lirad needs all o( the money It ran icH lo provide hir hereronomir wril-being The SUte of Israel, he said. curreoUy is apendiac m per
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Special Orpheum Benefit ByPradVaapar Dick Walter Allracliona and the Center Stags of the Jewkh ComBuntty Canter have aaaauBoad that Otere will be a igadal baaefit performance of "Side By Side By Sondielffi" an Saturday. Nov 4. Ipm, at the OrplHum Thrairp This wiB be the national Touhnii Company productloii of Har otd Prince's murtcal revue baaed on the dMataf aoMi of Already iaur1i« the Waet altar piaylag lor ever a year an Braadway. "Side by Side" k aae ef New Yort'a Mggeal i—lcal hMs of the iffTVa The November boekh« at the Orpheum WiU aur Hermione GIngold. am of Broadway's favorlto performers for decadn. She k pccliaps beat re•seiQbecad lor her rolea to "A Uttie Night Music" and the Academy Award winning lUm. "Glgl "
TkrfceU will be scaled at nmmt for thU evening of IhealA scores Infrom "Kollies." "A Unie Night Musk-. " West Side Story." "Pacific Over lures," "Compsny," Gypey.' "Do I Hear a WalU'" and "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" Praiamd ardNatra seating k alao avaaabie ttwough the Jowtab Community Center at M per couple Ibr Silver Patrons snd tlOO per co(4>le (or Gold Patrona Reeervatlone will be handtod at all Brandek outlets as well as the Canter AB preeeeda for the Nov 4 performance after expenaes will be donated lo the Center Stage Theater Program by Didi Waller Attractions Call the Jewish Community Center. SM4aM. ext 41 or •• lor (Wthar Inlbrmallon and/or
An Informational Meeting will be held Thursday. September 21,7:30 P.M. at the Jewish Community Center concerning the
MEN'S FACT-FINDING MISSION TO ISRAEL Thi|MlMlon VMM depart Surxlav. Novwnbar 20 and rwum Wedneeday.
This all-irtdkjaiva flnt ctoaa trip wiH irxrluile accommodations m S-star hotels in Tel Aviv, Tibartos and Jaruaatom. aM maak ^nd an in-<topth looli at the social economic, military and poftical aituction in kraal
Tha coat of the uip « »e75 par paraon. The re(|uiremant for panicipation w a mtnjmum pledge of tl.SOO to the 1«79 Combined Federation Campaign The pledge requirement<or thoee under 36 is II 000.
The opportunitY to viail Poland before ttte Mksion and Europe after ttie Mn lion wIN be diacuaaed at the infomrtationaJ meeting.
Pleaae contect Lou Sotonwn, Federation Executive Director, at 334-4200 if you have any quaetiona.
The Mieaton la bein« aubeldhkd by a generous grant from the Milton LMngeton FtNMtfption.
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Klutznlk Concerned With Jews In Iran
TEL AVIV. iJTA; JTiillp M Kliiunirk. pretideni of titr Worid Jpwwii CangraM. who »mv«l her* Sunday tnm Teheran, takl tlMre ««rc cMtain uMmMk miaiini in Uw ewrml upheaval In Inn aimed aialmt thr Shah but eaulkmid dial li Mwikt be wh wue to euMTate (be Icgltl mate concern of the IranUn KhKailrk uid the antl^Semlllr tendenrtea may hive Mirfaced In rMponae to r» mort, ^iread wortd-wtde, that Itraet was eendliig tnapt to Iran to htip die Shah Thoae rumon were categortrally denied by Actbii Premier Ylgael Yadln. whoCaUed Ihem mallclouB IM ^iread by hoRllleelemenU Klulxnlrk uld. however, that Jewt ouUldr Iran ritould be alerted to the iltuatlon In thai country and watrh devel opmant* there carefully He lald there wai trowlnf hatred againat the aovemmenl and policy of the Shah but It remained to lie twn how dMp thai hatred rune Ukud MX Moahe Katiev called on the Afaaorpdon Minuter and the Immlgralkm authorttlea la make every poaalMe effort la help Iranian Jewi who wlah to leave Klulmlck told reporten at BMI GIVIM airport that he would have lfHnKttt» r«ce« tiauMli^ riwwtif made by Auatrlan ChaiieeDor Bnmo Krcliky afalnat Premier Men
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Bond Brunch Will Honor Past Chairmen
' Conlinurd from Page 1 > admn Begin and bli attack on laraat'apaUclaid liU, Mrs Mike Freeman. He caOad Kretiky a text I«H. Mrs Aaron RIpa. I9N, book caae and MM It wai beat Mrs Aaron Edgar, I MO Mr* to ipwre him altogether Joseph r.uaa, |««2. 1963. Mnu It wH reported. nManwhIlc. Samuel I. KaUman. ISM. from Vienna that Otto Probat, Mrs A (• Pellman. 1«K. Mrs Third Prealdent of the Auatrt Oavtd KaUman. lOM. IM7, an Parliament, realgned ai Mrs Arthur H Goldstein. chairman of the Auatrlan-IsIM7. Mrs Morris r Pellman, rael Society In protest against l«n. Mrs Daniel Katzman. Knlaky's remarks IMS. IffTO, Mrs Isaac Nadoff. I»7I. Mrs Barton Greenbern. Prahat. who Is not Jewish, said "As a Socialist myself I 1*72,1973, Miss Beatrice Som iir n« mer, I^S. and Mrs l^rry regret that the party chair man haa taken this slanderous NIS /•<eyerson, 1*77 Representing /th the Israeli fashion Industry in poaltlon toward Israel " Ihit year's show i admlsakm to But Krelaky was backed the Young SodallaU - Juaos which IS the purchase of an Israel Bond plus oouvert > arf - a youth orgarttaHnn. Aled, Begcd Or. Uottex. Mas The group condamiwd anil kit, Jerry MelJU and RIkma In Kreisky statemenU by the Is raell Socialist Youth ready-to-wear and designers Lola Boer, Piny LHteradorf. Movement whlc|t, It charged, has been taken over by the re- Gideon Oberaon and Rivka actionary policies of the Begin Shaflr Purs by Stefan Braun will be shown government Further inrormatlon and KluUnlck alao spoke of the llckHs to the Fashion Show growth and Increased commumay be obtained by railing the nal activity of the Jewish com munltles In Australia and New Israel Bonda office, 3411177 Zealand wtiere he recently vis- Transportation can be ar ranged through Mrs Morris ItMl He said Jewlih day schools Hoffman, 3*I-MD2, after 4 p m and commuaai oanters are beooaUiW the locus of Jewish life In llHte countries. Oraatar tovaivamtat Thr president af the Labor Zionist Alliance called on JERUSALEM (JTA> American Jews to plrdge Some »),00e Israelis visited themnelvet in the New Year lo abroad In the last three greatrr Involv*meni in Jewish moaUia, the (Tenira) Bureau ol life and lor those who do not Slatlatlcs rapofted. s S per belong, to specifically join cent Increase over last year Jewish organizations
NEW YORK, (JTA» - ftm' American Jewish Congress hat protested, the ' insensitivi ly " of the Nationannstilute of Health iNllii m M-h«>dullng a National i ' >n Medl cal Reae. (ites on f>cl 3, the se<^na Uay of Rosh Hashanah, m asked tlul4he date be changed ' InalfitertoJoaephA Call fano, Jr , Secret,!- ' "• "ir partment ol II' p tlon and Welfa^ i,,.^ DarMaslUod who will speak that day - and Donald S Frederickson. di rector of the National Institute of Health, AJCongress presi dent Howard M Squadron de dared I)»rlMv M R<>ed, former 'We find It asloniKhing thai catrreiui at Beth Israel Syna federal govemmeni agencies KOKue has l)M>n appointed should display such insensillv oalrres). lor th* Jewinh fom Ity to the American Jewish munlty ('enter. Phil ("ofman. community and specifically to executive director, has an those many members of that nounced community who would nor Mrs Heed's responslbllllleii mally be invited lo attend such will include the planning ol a conference We are especial menus purrhaslng. .stafllnK. .ly appalled that this decision was apparently made with lull a). ith thoae schedul II, knowledge that it would con flict with one of the most aweMw '•aid ner scope of activ some and austere religious ity will include breakfasts luncheons, dinnem. wedding holidays of the Jewish year " receptions and idher types of Squadron said that when the AJCongress called the offices parties In addition to her work as ol the two agencies almut cateress at Beth Israel the changing the dale, "we were past year. Mrs Keed ha.s informed thai this mailer had served in catering rapacities been the subject of much dewith the former Paxton Hotel, llberathm. and that at the time the Prom Town House Motel, the date was fixed those responsible for calling the con and Woolco's Red Grille
JCC Appoints Darlene Reed
. lerence and schedling its pro'l ceedings were fully aware the conflicl with the Jewish re-| llgtods holiday It must be presumed, there-1 fore, that they were aware aal wdl that this would preclud^] participation by many, if not mo«t_^^jnemt>ers of the Jewish community Nonetheless, we were told. It was decided ' ' id as planned beca ally' in finding anotiK-i nair This response. Squadron's letter added, "reflects a callous IndiffeKBce \o the rell-1 gious seMlbill|i^ of the American J^SvIih community It Is inconceivable to us that similar considerations would ever induce HKW and NIH authorities to convene a conference on comparable religious holidays of other religious faiths: for example. Christmas or Easter. We are certain that some other way would be found to hold the conference without doing violence to the convlclions of the religious community " j
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On Target The appearance at Nahum Shamir at (he Lincoln-Israel Dtnner last week, and his press conference and media interviews the next day in Omaha wureooUrget By this Is meant everything went according to schedule, without any major difficulties And we wonder how many people realize all of the effort that lakes place behind the scenes. tting up the tables, ani: imi unohstrusively making certam that m ^ed There is ^lan Croui..« „. wish Federation of Omaha's Public Relations Committee, guiding the Consul General through the maze of television cameras and newspaper interviews There is Michael Richmond, director of the B'nai B'rilh Anti-Defamation League/Community Relations Council, arranging for transportation and scheduling And lets not forget Bobbi Leibowitz, Mr Richmond's sssistanl. who handled the media conference at the Press CTub And to Tifereth Israel's Sisterhood and USYers as well as the numerous other behjpi the scenes
In behalf of the State of Israel, thank you
at-Canaai, about a dW' nlk» (ram HaUa. at iheaod . a imt- narrow lane, to an " itaae hauae A nitty mria lair givn tndlcallafi o( a one* frand driveway through wMch llM carhafH o( bnpar lam (wopleam*drove And dnly ChrtaUan Arab cwpk livf in ttw buUding and (and ilnthr (arden Thr htillrtliit ••Ml vwndi anuiherwiae in a Mate o( Mglan CM thr vtraada Icrracc i* • imaU monument Aatrldr the umn o( undotSucd antiiiuiiy TV "iwriniiiin Mow btan
irsi hu to la mem or> .. oltphant who paued away on January 2 IW HFT body ii m the old riirlitlian cmnHrry down b> thr leasidr in Hall* And asidr from a vtry tnttd nifU'ant pedntnan walk in Haifa which bran thr dignirird namr of Oltphant Street, that t!> all Uiat remains hm at Uurmcr OllphanI He died in England In !•§ and to bunrd Uierr F.iacUy 100 yean aco. In 1171 Oliphant. futhor, dlpi» mat, mmibpr o( Parliament, prtamted to Crpmirr OuraWi and to Forriftn Mmittrr Salia iMiry hit plan to i^ronirp from UieSuHan of TWrkn a ehartrr WMdl VMM CBWif IW Jews to MUMMitMrlMMM In Pal^
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MTiiiys III ChrtiUaa L«tMnaae have been HHidi^ d» alam UMI the Syrtm are tryI dMtroy LebwMae ChrtaUani in order to l4>anaw, or at hit ladamlnate it The informaUoa aad Rwmrih Center iMitM buUeUm that many tlMNMndi of Syrian lotI cooUmtr oyarHloni In piecemeal by «Mdi ttie Sjlflana hope qfutcUy Iq dM world with^hr dratruction o( the (VMian cnmmuiiiiy of Lehamn as an fact In New York, the l.tibanaas Ameruan Journal has volred similar vlaws. and in an. article pubttohed on Auc H, H attacked Sen James Abouretk's tdentKlcaUan with thr S> rian war on thr Christian Lirtianese It quo(r<t aa interview which Abourezk had gjven u> an Arab weekly published u LMidan, he refferrcd to Uebaneae ChrtsUans i-wtog thugs " ' Jeoraal rtisfully retaiiru lun l^ebMAmericana had raUtod to Abaurexk'i I several yean ai», making baodaomr I forhto veaktogangatpmcnts
In one of his btxiks Haifa, or Life In Mwl. *". he lelto thr M S he built hto house in Daliah Thr grounds are rich in anllqui tint, as yet unexplored Thr buildinK wsk surrounded by grape vines and fig trees Tuday there arc only pines and scrawny carobs A once slatrlv rovi of cypreaaes gives vimr indiralion of a vanished Krandrur At his death thr house po&ard mill thr handi of hik lerond wilr. and in ISM ihr iofd ll to thr Arabophllr. .MIM FraiKes ^l«wton The latter wanted to make sure it would not pass into Jewish hands, and sold it later to the wealthy Christian Arab family o( Sul dan
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HM fiTT***" was calm leadinn up to am Cam^ David aunmit With few eicep^ ttoos, partltam iowarsd Uielr voices and put iway the racrtataaUans and epttiM(t-tbe r the
(he Halikv«OU|)M«>i Imbrr. and thr hiNiw- in t Imber lived, nearby, to sUU marked with a largr wrought :i almost 10 yean he la bond for thr restoration of the Iran Marx D«v><l Oeqrtte hto teal, he did not Jew* to Palaaline, and cooper alad to organtaUnc Jewtoh Im-' gH Uir cnoperatMn hr had exmiffvtion (ram Rumaoto He pected Irom all Jewlih and hto wile, Alice, made their nurces That U«e Jews would hame In Haifa, and butll this respond to an invitation (ram home In thr Druze VUlage Hto the Sultan to return and take lerrptary waa the auUwr of' possMiion of the sod to a diatrtct of their anctont heritage t did not doubt, notwIUMtandlnx the reflection which a few ul their ro-rrliKioiustt in the ftrral renter* of Europi^an civiliialion h«vr cast upon their devotion to the land of their fa thrrs ". he wrote Ukr Henl, hr was disillusioned ^rniK'al
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ranakwd aloof MaiqO were sympattMtk to Ivad ban KM nine becauM of the common Mcrreli o( two^ minariUea in a Moaiem-dominated area The Manirite Archbtobop of BeirU, Ifnall ua Moubarak, in secret leallmony to thr UN Special Committee an PalasUna back in Au guMIM7. declared: "Ma)or reaaoia o( aadat, huraanHartao and rrilglaia aatis* ra^ilre (fee craMtei of two homeiaodi lor mlnar«ies-a ChrlsUaa home in the Labanan as there has always been, and a JewtA home i» Palestine two centers oomNCted faagmihitally and economically brtdgt^ East «Mi West" «> The Natloaal Aaieclattan of Arab Amertcaas. a kibttyinff nrganliatlan, to divkled Its new praaider' M.sham Sharabt of Oaarflrtown > Mvom iiw Pt/) A board member. Lawrence P L.<i '" The Washinctnn Post on Aug 24 citainur: iaiardmemberi) siroDtly dhioro' ' ^ from SharaM'i views and do not m-i ine MAAA should be an exten•MM of the Palestine rrvohiltoon "Sbarabi represents m tafaliertual ]us(ifi caUon of terroortam, a dangsroua precursor of Arab terrarlam «n Aaertcan aitl." he wrote "loMdan«hahMtafeNadlh(NAAA abd made tt inyoHMe lor (hat orpniMUan toapeafc (orall Arab Amaheaai."
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Letters to the Editor TodHl The driMie oo oommunal Jewlab edacattoa taMtaM by the preaMHatton of Move III. and conlhMMd by lasac Nadeff (JoiM pNH,Sept II toahealthydltfor the osouMmlty lo My own wwtrtMllea lo the diseuasian wtd. I ihieerely hope, add tight and not ratoe heal IJH me sUpulatr at Uie outsat that Steve Riekes and Isaac Nadofl are (nend and cottenpM who have my daapnrt rasped as (rue advocafas of maximally effective Jewish education, and I do not believe they are as far apart on thii toaue as II may seem Can we agree that Steve Mahaa to sssenttolly correct to hto drilnratlan of the problem' School populatians are diminiihing. Uie per capita cost of Jew tob education to rising, effective dassroom teachMvsrein ihort supply, du-, plirstlon IS becoming inamportafale; and. o( course, there n Steve's etyhamism about "community resources to a UwMed poMlen" whkh means Hut redaration wui tNt indefinitely auhsidlie synaft^ie schools that do not undertake meaningful economies - althoogb the remmunlty should know Uut marpd seheols will aet oper
ste at slaitfleaatly leas «•pinia than hMhvkkial schools What.wS raairit will be more afUciant and nwre effacthrt ataayia, K prto* to smharhsd all good wlU and coayaraUon RabM Nadoff. I bailaM. to StevclUekeB The 's strictures are seemh«ly addraaaad to a I •I acteol - pnaumaMy under PederatkM auipicaa aad out of the hands of the synagsyisa Rabbi Nadaff Is iearfui that sucheducaUonwiUbti
but the price paM W«HM be the Ideological baae withaul which Jewiah education cannot co» tinue " Hare Rabbi Nadoff ac knewladgw that Ihara to a prsWem of (Ifwaa tha( nakaa a eooHiMnal or cooperative arraatraMnt »t leMt more practical The probtem, however, is the "tdeotoglcal
worse, denatured Jawtoh edncattan with Ma alHmportant rctlgaw cooponent reducnd at heal to a kind of rateaaeUme status nictated to Uie •synagDCUsa on waekcnds No ana ItcaDlBglOf inch an arnagHBint, and I would reslat such s propoftal along wHh Rabbi Nadofl - and fur the iaine%«aaons Behind the im predae, fragmentary. and oonfuatog lanjisge of the Rlakas tatarvlaw aapubiuhed. Stove to calltof ftN^'an Mar fWlJfir**—al Khool, staffed am^ragrammed by the iiyna goguea, Aanng lacuity wiin the day school in my view, the key senIMM* to RabM Nadoirs letter to Ihto' "True, It may. Indeed, be more finannally practical to hmction communally
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What ideological base does RabM Nadelf havata mtod? Is H religious vemB sacular, or to II rHighMS "X" versus roll0OUS "Y"? Since Uie former to not really at laaue to the pra-
Rabbi Nadoff tnily he^ Uevefhaloo Joint educational program mt>F worked out between Beth Wn^and Beth El'> My belief to thatsi^aii. my observation to Uiai wel not all thsi far apart now on methods, materlato. and overall approach, my concern to Utat before Iqag ov MMdnal synatDfne schools will no tomtr be viable - no longer able to (wvtion as effective in •truments of the kind of Jew toh rdlgtous education we want (o see I would rather move luward IMTger aSV while we ourselves CM be the ihadchanim I caU on Rabbi Nadoff and hto lay loadersbip lo rasume the dtocuaitona retevant lo thto (Continued on Page SI
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gy. such as Uie study of Helv«w and )/MUh Other Mfty )ccta. Mich at hiitory. modem ItraH, locMOgy. arrheolagy, art and vast areas in lltrra (urr and ruJIurr. do not have denoniiiiriiiDiuil ulitilotfv as a predipi en in areas ' ' ' .il dil lerence has more signifi cance. such as Bible, prayer, customs and ceremonies, there are alao many areas of common undentanding
BathDSynafDguc TodMEdMar: I find It lonMwtMt dltricull to mpond to thp letter, writ ten l>y Rabbi luac Nadofl. In regard to my viewi conceming Jrwith fciuratlon beciuie It II hard to be to pubHc witb a frtend wMm one admlret and resperts ^vrrtheleM. the i!u>ir lit Ihe ^ture of Jrwiiit) edii. • '"11 (-nmmunity Is o( itKr. ihai pub warranted As I nee It we lace three rrltlralpro(>lemii A. a derlining number o( students berauxe o( a dr rlininK population and binh rale. B rapidly Inrreailnii coati and yet a very limited phll anthraplc dollar lupporling L«ur rellgloui and educatio• Ml Initltuilom. 'C a severe ihortafle ol competent, qualified, teacheni in Omaha Viewing thli tituallofi, I have propowd that eiementa of aome or all of Uie five Jew Mh rtUgkMi tchooii work out a plan of combining, at lead for certain purpoiea. or other wiae (hare Important reMurcca ThU pmttoaal la not an ongi nal one Many other Jewtah rommunitM* throughout this country havMifM the tame proMemt uA^n one form or another, haifr come to adopt programs oUhls iilnd Indeed. ^ with Jew ish pop• range of Uma1 of communal JcwUh aducallon estita I liMNiM think we couid learn from thit devriopmaol The one tertoia objection to communal Jewlih education appears lo be the queatton of or "phlkiaophy " late auurr the Kabbi that I titlve to this problem Indeed. I slated In my annual report "I am alto aware Ihat any plans for merger, conaolida tMn. sharing, etc , can themselves raise problems For ex there is a thorny (ion uf philosophical dlf L between iHir various I Which dl"crenc«t I and appreciate Neverthelwa./we should not ne that theae differences I only be freservtd under alt) ed »' •. of Jewish education to ' maintairted. and yet advaii^ the miiny other goals ol Jr isheduculion Therr must aibe some puinl of iietling prtun lies Kor example, at whj .^{Oint dnes the quality of te mjTheMupe more or less li port..
!)<•-; :. M,,i|or differences betMi-* >< ' Mtii.nlox. Conierva live aiMl Heform philoaaphies. Ainertcaii Jewry, aa a whole, great deal in com •ism IS not wholly by denominational In educational lerma, tome •ulijccta are devoid ol Idcoio-
In dettgning a communal edLvalhmal ayttem. it is also quiti- poaalble to accommo date Areas of denominational Kwxern Kor Inslancr. some subjects may be laugbl In common, and other subjects tau|^r~)i^ralely. or, only some parts or some schools may actually merge, or certain faculty and adminlttra live service* could he shared On the other hand, youth group*, junior congregatlont, and other such programs could be more effectively uti llzed to promote and educate denominational philosophy, not to roentMw the home and the lynafogue, which are probabK more determinative than-U^tchool In thit area, anyway In other words, there are a variety of posaiblllties and flexible altematlvet with In the communal approach While the specifics of any communal system may not be completely satisfactory lo ev eryone. such a propoaal does offer a method ol rationally facing the problems above mentioned, and may have distinct advantage of lit own For example, one does not need lo have any "leal" lor the practical, to know that without qualilied teachers, there can be no real adiool, and without a good school, dis cutaloni of "philotaphy" become rather meanlngleas On the other hand, a communal system can provide a sulfl cleni jconomic and structural bate, not only to attract qualified teachers, and pay them, but even lo go so far as to employ some full lime professional teachers, whose salaries can tte juklilied t)«Hau.M' they are fully utilized l)ir<>uKh out the system Indeed, (or me, the single ma!U exciting advantage of a communal sys tern IS Its potential alillity In support the highest quality faculty poasible for a city of our size In any event, the proposal for some form of communal Jewish nluralion is the only .in^wcr v>hirh I h.ivr t)een al)le •IK' 111 the III which
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at least a rational effort to Mpc wHh 'Oine of the more se vere difficulties laced t)) 6 community with iHir limitnl resources All those concerned with Uie future of Jewish edu cation have an obligation to addreta themselves to the problems of a declining population. Inflation, limited re sotirres the inability to raise signlfuantly more funds by the Kederalton and the syna gogues. and the severe short ageof good teachers As (liairman of the Depart ment of Jewish Kducation. t would welcome such dis cut* ion iJ IUtlMii,Clialnnan DtpaitniMMof
Talk Tachlis' Evenings Continue Invitations were mailed this week to two more groups ol members of the Jewish community l)etween the ages of 30SO to attend Federation "Talk Tachlis" evenings Carol Greenberg. chairman of the planning lor the "at home" evenings, announced thai Mary Fellman. president of the Jewish Federation of Omaha, and Ixiu Solomon, Ex ecutlve Director, will he al the home of Joe and Maxine Kir shcnbaum on Wednesday, Sept 10 and at the home of Joe and Ruth Erman. Monday, Sept 2S. for an "open-ended" discussion and question and answer period about the Federation and Its agencies The discussions wUI begin at 7 4S p m Any Interested members of the community who wanted lo attend one of the two September "at homes" and has not yet received an invitation Is asked to rail Ann Kaiman 134^
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banon The poor Christ ions' No one helps them except the Jews Syria tent an army there M4>^ poaedly to bring peK-e. but the purpoar Is plain lo t ry to t ake advantage of the situation and destroy the ChriMian puwrr. and make Lebanon part of Syria The State I i hat. frowned on '• f K rael lo help ii» i niiMians There are a suable numlier of Christians in America One would suppoee they would come to the aid of their co-reli gionLsts in l.ebaiMm, but they do nothing Jews feel differently He who has no compasnion on his fellow men. says the Talmud. IS not ol the seed of Abraham Besides. Israel recalls with gratitude many (lirtstians They remember that an early American President, John Adams, left a bequest for the teaching of Hebrew, that long belore Theodore HenI founded I he Zionist movement, an Fngllshwo man. (ieorgr Kllot. wrote a novel, Daniel Ueronda. calling for the re-establishment of the Jewish state, that another Christian, Ode Wlngate, per haps England's greatest military leader of the present cetv tury. came to Palestine to teach Moahe Oayan and other Israelis the art of self-defense Some of Israel's best fhends have been Christians The reason for the indlffer ence lo the Christians of I<efaa nan It, of course, oil That Involve* big business But the oil picture may radically change in the next few years A little-known fact about this changed situation has lately be«n oozing out It teems that oil has t>een oozing out in
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greal i|Udiiines in Mexico W^lU-^ lhi\i>w HepublK' "The \J S Kovcrriment has been keeping <i M^ret with PlHirtnous imp] iral ions but imw II s mil Mcxit'fi appdrcnl Iv ha^ p»-' .( up III Jtm ' k Ing It an 11,, , . y. u> greater than .Saudi Arabia The CIA has krniwn aboul Mexico's va»l potential re lerves slme 1W7, IHII the Ad ministration has concealed this information from the American people and Irum ('ongrexfi. apparently lo avoid undermining energy policies premisM! on scarcity and for Fign policies based on muz iling the Arabs " The Admlnislratlon, that periodical goes (in to say. has not thought very hard alwut the opportunilies lhat Mexican oil presents Besides lowering ml prices, the d<-vp|(ipmenl ol Mexican riches would allevi ate the poverty in that country and reduce the flow ol lillegal immigration into the United States Another secret came timing out this week aftuut Mr Sadat and that visll to Jerusalem M>me time ago It was a great event, you remember The Egyptian leader, it was felt, had risen to giant stature There was talk of Lhe Nobel Peace Prize being awarded him for his daring and noble action Was there a secret story t)ehind if According to a story now making the rounds, Sadat's action didn't Just come out of the blue, as they say
Behind it was another story II seems that shortly after the installation of Begin as Prime Minister, the Israeli In telllgence dug up Information about a Libyan plot to aisassi-. nate Sadat Begin asked Israel's intelligence men what they usually do in such matters They replied that It was the custom to turn over such "finds" lo the (I A Why not," asked Begin, in lhi.s ijst^ turn over the facts til <lfandi«e what helilt?" This was cluiie The material was turned over to Sadat, who investigated and found confirmation 1)1 the facts And it was In the isequence of thu friendly act hy Israel lhat Sadat began his dialogue alxHit peace with Israel
No Translation i'AKIS <JTA) A Pans court has banned a French Iranslaliiin ol Hitler's Mem Kampf The court ruled the txiuk could neither be pub lished nor circulated unless an explanatory leuflet Is included »ilh a delailed extract of the Nuremberg international court ruling on Nazism Hitler and the book The court also awarded 8O.011U francs III 7.00(11 damages to the plaintiff, the International l.eague Against Anii Sei Itutm iLICAi
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For the 'over-60's " to read and enjoy! lit not too early to talk about "HOME hospitality" lor th* holidays lor those senior citizens who will b« alone and would prefer the company of others. Ban Loub. director of the Or Philip Sher Horn*, ogoin extends on invitation on beholf ol the HOME board lor any and all holiday meals Just call 4517220 and nrioke your resarvotions in advance The cost IS minimol the hospitality is the great factor The HOME is also checking out the names ol Jewish residents ol other senior core centers or homes in Omoha so they may be the recipients ol a gift package for the holidays Let Btfn hear from you if you know ol such residents including new residents, os hit list is not complete •• "i Good news for would-be oclort—Shirley Fogel will be storting o dramatics class at the J' for seniors right after the holidoyt Helen Meyerson and Pearl Marcus are hoving a great time conducting the senior chorus on Mondays ond the chorus members are delighted with every reheorsol lor a performance sometime this fall • • • •«
Watch your colendor for changes during the mon4h of October becoute of the holidays and the setting up of the Archeoiogicai display Be sure to get in on the Health. Foir on Sunday the 24th ol September b«fore or after you ottend the malmoa perfor monce of Born Yesterday ' at the Center.
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HKI SSKIj.S iJTA The ti<'lk:i.in (" iimiiisl l',trl\ Poll' I the ui iricd in It said Oiii sotldariiy with II, r.iiuld m no way Ite t-xli'iided to liu raaucratic practices wbuh al feel the eaaence of aociallal de mocracy "
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Letters to the Editor iConllnuMt rrom Pmr 4 i iMgin two yean ifD wtth Beth El Md. regrctUbly. broken 0(1
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.ICES ty 7 JO p m' ilHttlK.lMMMlhr H Bniakt. lUbMBMtyL WciMMaMMi CaotarGaliP KarywUlomct ale \ Saturday iiam B'NAI MITZVAN ClmifAmmCtkm.i WMr MdMrrlHiS wiU baeooM a Bal Uttsvah dn rnday.niwtat tml Saturday Iia«dl«
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CONrmUATION CLASS PAKErmilEET 'RabMShteyH BroobwUI •aal vttk parwu al UM COBnmutiM Claai MWlMits at 10 » a.M. iMdajr, li^ 17. ia UM Miidtr OMlH«aer Caotar Tht OoaAnuttMi ChMa aaa^ riana arttl kagla lapl n.al4:Npm
l»«anrk« TraMag WoftAop Isr all faculty on Wedneaday. Swt » 'apadal gaasi lacturtn wto be RabM Jod Witiatein and Ma AUaar Avner from laaac Wlae Temple In OndHiaU. OMo Rabbi WlttitatoUDtracI Education at the laaac iTwyle and la a laadlwg la dw Aald a< ftoI Tcaaher-tralning aducaBan T&
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OTWRUn UTYG *tU raiKhici an over al^ PaU Ruab party on Sapt la-n at UM hena and farai al Or andHra JaramtBWdwr •utHdaofCaMMdlBMIi OTYO la tiK Omaha TcRipte Yaulh OroHp wlUcii Is affill alMl with Nrrv, National PMaraiia* o« Ttnvlr Youlh, aad dw tMMtioa la opaa to alMh iradaoroidrr •tudoiMa s( dw pUmtlng to at thr Tcoa^, Salarday at 5 » pm Thcjr riMuM tirlnl ilttpn^ bafi Ttaa^aftaUaa wtn be pr» vidid, and Chaparonaa wfU ba KalartalnmMil will be ol by David Meyer aitd Michael Gilbert. Jewlah folk ptanMa aad (ultanaU. and sang laaden They are itudanla at Uw Unlvenlly o( Wlaaad Uw I'ntvanMy of Kmmm The profram alao will in dude a creative Havdallab aervlce. a hayrack hdr. and a camptire Inlormatlon may be obUtowd rrwn Beth .ScMta, mtan. Emtty Mllder. JT ^. or RabM Barry Wain
Lincoln TIfereth Israel SBRVICES: A aortaa o( poUieal diawMk Uw cairfMalao wUIMIowyildayavawhuaar vtca. TMaaeaaim HoM Dyaa, CaadMala lor Oaapaaa wUI be
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Tte UwUlala. «Mto an anaaal prograa of ttw Ttaaple Sdwol. la part af TOmpla laraal'a onflriag and eonUnuint m aarvlca Iralali^ lor tf laa-
7SZ *?!.*!*?!!!.!* naBMoi taocaayragaMdMy M. Braaka. Ivaal'a nroctor a( EdaeattH and Aaaodat RabM. RabM Barry L Wdn-
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B'nal Jeshurun SERVICES Pddcjr: ipn Mi and Mr* Haib Gaba wUl ipanaer Uw Oneg Shab^ bat
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MBMOMALamVICn MorMnclanrtccl (Sam Jaaapb Davtd R^ftjr loa ol ky. vUl bacoma a Bar MIti vah CUaawlththrR«M>l< 45pm mnckar ispm IhalaAS'aiidDaT 4Spm Ma-arlv and Havdalah I
pm Mondng Service I a m BraaMaotfrtaam CUaaarHhUwRabbi* 4Sam Morning Sarvtce 7 a m Evening Sarvtcc 7 IS pm TOVDN On Sunday evening. Sept 17. TovHb wtll how an -laraetl Night" al t » p m In RccraaUonRoom SUCM0TBRV1CE OB Uw waak preceding Roah HaatMoab U la tradHldnal to participate In SUdwo Ser vlcoa n la a lervlcc dealgned to prepare ut aplrltually and awmttaniny lor Uir High Holy DayilkataretolaUow Tlw irtiadila lor Siichoi litfM at Batti liraol, Saturday. Sept a. la I 10 p m - A apadal group cautlad An Expert OMOt ID Self Identldca Uon-'wiBbapraaantad Ev la ancouragad to be ad aetlvaly parOdpala In ttda aidllH aiWtfpm - Refreahmenu wtll be served by Slater hood hi Uw .Social Hall II Hp.m SUdMt acr viceawlll be conducted by RabM Nadoff. CMlor Pettmaa aad UM Choir Tovim aad Kadlmab SYO •SI meat on Sat tatt:l*p.m (or Uwtr Mnual Slldwt ail^ aeuvity Alter an •iMcraamsadal" hour, may wUI vtaw a Ofan atrip an Mw Hl^ Holy
Beth Ei SERVICES :l:ISpm I o( BILU USY will Uw aervtca Mn omnan wUl ^onaor an (^ag SBabbat In honor of harMttblrtbday
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lOa m - Shaharli aervlce 7 ISpm - MIncha Maarlv tanday.^am Waakdaya 7am and7pin
MEMORIAL SERVICE The aoouaJ memortal aervlce before Uw Hl^ Holy Daya will be held at BoUi Ei Cematery on Sunday. Sapt 17. Ifm
8EUCH0T Mlcbol will be hold on Sat urday.SopI SatmldBl^
SERVICES Marday: lam tamtKf' **"> Sanioaa conducted by Mr SamSacfc*
B'nai Jacob Adas Yeshuron ItSam lam
Dr. Sher Home SERVICES D^ and Saturday f a m Men aad women o< the community are Invited to partlapale in the irrMcee
^x. Sinai Cemetery Memorial Services Ml Smai Cemetery, THh and Crown POM. wUl hold fiwfnorlAJ wrvlcvt ofi Sunday. .Sept 17 II » am 12 » p m RabM JonaUian wBlerriclale
Mra Mryrr kirahcniiaum the * I Kathryn KirWteniMum o( Cklcago, slater of Uw bridegroom, waa maid of honor Donald Simon of WariUmkm DC waa beat man The bnde waa also attended by her italers Harrirl Stuaky aiid Carolyn Noviooff, and her nlacea Amy NovieofI, Wendy Novlcaff and Jodi Sluaky WU Ham Rl^y of Brookllnr. Maaa , Donald Nowtcoff. Jerry Slusky and Jay Siuafey were Uw yeowameii A dinner followed Uw wedding w the Both El social hall The brtde graduated from Uw UnlvanNy of Pennsylvania al PMlMMpMa and Is working iowardi tar maalar'a da««a in PiMIc Haaltti at BoBlon University She Is also s laboratory supervisor lor the Harvard Community Health Plan The brtdegroom^ a mapu cum laude graduate In Bbictwnilstry from Harvard CoUaae at Cambridge la a aenlor iludOTt al Uw Harvard Medical Sctool The newtyweds wUl live in Brookllnc. Maaa lollowinii i trip lo Martha* Vineyard Open InviWion ToAilOufFfiandt Andlelolivei fleoie fotn ut a< ourdoughler
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Vm aaoHd aamlsn of Uw Uanilag Caniar will behold on Sapt II. tarn Anysaarai|utr1i« sMar sarvloa riwuld ootUyi
MIS. MOemS (UNA) OIOSSMAN levhai ell har frlandi and rniatlvas
Friday nieht, $«pt«mb«r IS. BnHi II SynnfOgua
You an cordiaHy invited to attend
AN AUCTION OF ORIGINAL ART by important European. American atyd Israeli Artists Sponsored by
BETH EL SYNAGOGUE SISTERHOOD •fflliMedwith Women's LMgue for Conservative Judaism ptetsntadby GalerieWeU.OsYton.Ohio
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(Blessed on Thou, 0 Lord, Our God, Kmg of th« Universe, Who sonctifies us by. His Commondments end hos commanded us to kindle the Sobboth^ights )
Twu PrrHigh Holiday Me morial iiervlcea wlU be held on Sunday. Sapt M TbrllntwUI ba hatd at GoMm HUl Ceme larytSOtNo «tat laillam Tha aaeond aanrlea will be held at iha Bath Hamadroah Hj^MWOaoMtery (fiwaa It St I at t p m The Maroorta) SarvtcM will be conductad by lUMM MadoH and Cantor Fat-
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KIO DK JANKIHO JTAi - The Urael PtilllMrmunIc Urcheatri left here lor Canada *ner a concrrl lour ol Braiil that won Ihem (be plaudilk o( (he rhtU-i and acilaim by mualc lovers They performed twice Mi Rio. twice In Sao Paulo and once in Curltltia The live ron certi were atlended by more than 12,000 people One newt paper dncrtbed the (our ai (lie moat Important rullural event In Braill thla year Performing In Klo'i Teatro MunU-tpal. In the pretence of Kaha Lima. (Governor of Rio de Janeiro Slate, and Mayor Marco* Tamoio of Klo de Jan elro, (he Iirael PtilUurmonlc and lU two dlracton, Ellahu Iflbal and Chartaa Duloll. re calved a lO-mlmite standing ovaUon They had a ilmllar recep tloa at Sao Paulo's Teairo Mu olelpal where huadrada of flowai's were (hrown on (he
ner is i^eti to everyone who woidd Ilka to attend The cost of the evening Is H SS pe( per•on and reservations are being (aken by Mrs Al lEaiheri Fox. 34IMn, Mrs Emeal iJeani Priesman. 5&3«nO; and Mrs David i Lorraine i Relaa,SSMn7
The ladlca can hardly wail for 'Hiuradays when Mary Wine U theiv and their hard work paid off at the Open House when the visitors pur chaaed the handmade articlea The money earned will go toward new materials for more handwork' Janet Fisher took a full busload to IIM' pancake house lor lunch la.sl week, which every one enjoyed And their calen dar for (he early days of au tumn promiMS to continue keeping them equally tKuy and happy
MemfxT^ t)f the .tewKh Con aiKl ly III llt'4l •! lUl. leadership ilf Ruth ICrman. rhaiiiuaii ut tinFederatMik Voung l^adrr ship rornmlllee, has an nourjced |)r .. . . .. .
HAIFA JTAi A new method to determine the stale of well being of Uie human fetus has been developed by reaearchers in the Technion's Department of Physics The method Is designed lor use by women suffering ill nasaes known to affeti the health o< the fetus, such aa high blood preaaure, arterial bypertanHon, diabetea. and blood I
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The Sacred Profaned Popiriv aoU^amltlm la llw Uania no more evident than at a JawWi oanaiary naw BaM Yar, the ravine at which the Naili DMinkrad 0MrM,aM Kiev Java. Cleaily vtattita. In a photo obtained by tlM Sbadaot StniMl* tor Sevlat Jewry, are tombatoaes wkteh have bean knocked dowD to i«e aa pldilc benchea and Ublea (88U Photo)
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Hey Good Buddy if erecting an antenna,
avoid power lines. Serious accidents can occur when an antenna or any metal object contacts overhead power lines That s why OPPD is urging CB operators who are building or planning a base unit operated from their home to be extremely careful Building these towers under near power lines can be dangerous and even fatal If you are putting up a tower or antenna, observe these rules 1 Locate overhead power lines — every wire should be considered dangerous — remember they are not insulated 2 Make sure there's more than enough clearance for carrying raising or lowering the tower Caution — it's taiy to mltludgt this clearance. 3 Erect the antenna or tower far enough away so that it will not hit any power line if it falls If power lines are a possible hazard, call OPPD. We are interested in your safety
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Join us In honoring the LOVE volunleers who have pu( in many hours al the Home After a lovely dinner eoraafe or houlonnlara and the many people o( our, there will be a short mualcal program by the talented Rlz community who came to viall and to aae how nkc our Home lulo Sisters All In all. II will la It waa a hot, but deilghiN be a nice evening' aflemoon' (hir residenls are busy peoNow (or the next big affatr ple Keva Homatein and the aev«ntti amuai Hecog Abraham Diamond are still nition Dlmar tor the vol dutifully gardening and have Hrtaan and rHldanU Invita raiard beautiful tomatoes, cuUem havt bean aagi to the cum>jeri. casaba melons, (amlUaa of the reamu. the com. beds etc It's a big thrill Or Shar Homa and Feder to walk In and have one of atJon boarda. aa well aa all them hand you a "care pack LOVE volunteers, but the din age" of fresh goodies
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Omalui * lint Urac* featlval will br held Sept tZM in the Old t'BMm Station iWealatn llahtoge Muaeiimt parfcla( M. «i South 10th ttreat The lootlval will givr Omaha'i SO Creah lamllM an opportunity to riure their culturai hert ta#» wMh the re«t of the com munlly Vic Gutman. coordinator of the Grecian letllval. came lo Omaha in July 1974 as a Vista Voiuntaar lor Boys Town OriCtaMily from OetroM. Mr Gutman graduated from the UnlvonHy of Michigan In im He Is one of the Immden of the University of Michigan ArtMs and Crallamoa Guild which has a maoaborridp a( ovtrgOB artisia and craftsmen from ail o««r the United States
and Canada Since arriving In Omaha. Mr. Gutman has onglnalad and coordtaatad the "Summer Aru Festival" which began In Ihe Old Markr« In June. ifTS The Festival has since moved downtown and attract* ap proKimalely 110.000 vlmiom each year He also ortgtnated and coor dtnaled the "North Amertcan Kiddlrrt Championship ' which tooli place in Ihe Civic Audllorium A crowd of 3.000 people attended the event which leaturrd liddlen Qom •'Bora Yootardqr". 0< thniughoul the I'niled States Mr Iko CMor tt^o M UM Mr (iutmsn Rrsdualrd rU bo • p.m. an Sopt M, IT, n, B, K a rrom tile Creighii:. n Mlpm onSopt MaadOct I Porllcftal Sctiool of Law II \ ana, call Ml MM In IhM photo, Pom Carter year and plans lo um- inr nar onaenltHradloafc riam in February
Music Committee Plans Program Of Young Artists 17 Bm Oalsa t>y Jarli HoftmOrri N Y u P PuUism t imw i*7T n*r 1 r-*--n iin>nr-i> rilisllalsii Urmrtsi it|saiisisia pWi I'l ii« •trnlh(SlaU<<lirasl WmlaCMnti *y BsW llnwlsil N V Hsrprra RM. ItTl lOf A snwslr s( dw aalhsr't warUng riass Jmnsti (smUy in Chtcags and Uw ioliif«aalllt
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The music committee of Ihe Jewish Communily Center Is pianning a Young ArtMIs Propam to be hold M I pm. TiModay. Doc M, at the JewIMi ConmunMy Cantor Tlia program will feature ! parformlng musi-
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Marrtod Sunday. Aut 20 in • 5pm cvremoay at Tifrrplh Itrad SynagafUF wrrr Robin JconUer HUl and Gerrold Sid MjrZlvIc The brtdc it tlie daugMar or Mn Irwin Goldwiberg ami the late Arthur ¥. Hill coin Mr and tin bvtc o( Skokia. Ill , art Uu paranla o( the (room OrrtclaUnR il Ihr rcr( > were Rabbi Mark Hi iinnilii, and Habbi Loui M LandMlale. Pa, ^ ffe^^poom The brtde'N ^^Kl HUl waa maid ol hunur H^mn of honor wan Mn> Rirhanl U-rnPr, Omaha, »lsler o( lh«' bride ,
BeKl man wat SlerlinR MOIM U HonOlulli n^lVk^ll lltrkilll tman was I Omaha I HI.. Vitz. San OieRu, ( alif . Mark |)ann. of I'olumliut. (ihio and Luu Orloff, Lincoln (iuetl •xKik altpndanl"! wen* rm'lv
ftijim. •Iuk>!i. Japan t ullu* Inij Ihi- rereon>, d ((xklail rp n^llun was held at the Hlllon Motel The rouple will make Iheir li'ime In rtiicaKo A workshop will tw held (or ^lu. V.^illi klr.u.l 'l..f....U. IKili
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Mr and Mm Zlvlc Mn Sophie Uavidaon and Mn Sylvia Sinner wilh their committee aitsliilinK
and IS who , iishtil themselves in IIKH homes, in ihcir pmfetoiims aivl in their communities The annoiir • ' " istiiegoal'" women's IH.-,...<>.,....< ...,
The act IVII y [M-rlod l» a new concept li> Ix d'lflrd Id fh<South SI r IV M'hool l< III dents will CIIKIIK'' '" •In'"*' l'•^^ formal arra.s of IcarnmR in which lhe\ find particular pleasure MnKi'iii. crafts drama wnlinii. coiikmK aixl i>lh<TS if Ihi-ri- li ;i ih-maiid and a M> .IAIVV laii be found , swill In' forii iHT than gr.> (hriMJKh neviTi *i]i iH inv'iivtnl Brad Buffum and Kileen I'llman volunteered lo leach the drama Kfoup and Allen S<h relber ha.s volunt<'<T>>.i i^ leach leathercrafl
Holocaust Conference Scheduled NEW YORK UTA) - TTx Fint Internal lonal Confer ence on Teaching Ihe l,esaoni> ni the HolocausI, with alien dance ictieduled at Ihla time from the United SUtei, West Ormany and Israel, will be held In Philadelphia Uct IB-X The Natlonallnslltuteon the Holocaust, a non-profit educa tlonal and service agency. lemtvirarik iwmsed at Temple Ci:
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who knows anything concerning the whereabouts of the AZA 1 TRAVELING TROPHIES IS askeci to confoct Stave Zaikin, 3t3-1«4l.
Death EUCAZOORWILL ServKvs werph«-lil in I'hila ilelphia Pa . on SepI H for former Omahan KIka 'IIMT wiiim .Survivon son. Ben A Zixlr will. Omaha, daughlem Krie ila Kri/clman. Omaha Mollv Martin. Kl Catwi. Calil . Kklh rr Werner and Tohv Hems Philadelphia. BeM Slrelwin. Cherry Hill. N J . 14 grand childrtm. H great granrichil flren three great great gran children
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Thm la gMrf aewt thia weak Wondrous newt' tlie bagel U r ilrlikig na la ITaglind David MarguUet. a New Janey huiiaiiiaiaB kaa agaaad an American bagel Aop la bondoa and it aatttag bataoiii twenty ' kadtMrtrdmNBndbagrisawMi.Hf-^gaiitaaplMlMworc bagrt thaJM la Laadm aad finall) lMv#thMi Ml ever EogUnd The EngHih prwiaanii It like thf GallUiaaer - bal-gri Tlie) are MIU a Ml puttied about ii TM aik what UM hack It ii - u tbeyeailt J What u a bagef There it an olif JewUh laying. "GabaaiM toll MM dtr vaa hat autgetraai|i bagri caacn " iBIaiiadbetbeone •he dtaravorad bagri aatlag I BMI J*wa never a*od. what I* • bagai''However, ttwjr did aah many quartlaaa abaat the bagel. daqp pMiaaagMcal ^Mitteai Thife hi the hali |p the b^ They were MrlgMtf by the hole What, they a*ad. became M the hole of the bagal after the bagH It oaiaa? Thi daag Ihinken IfauUy conchided that Ihe hole of the bi«el after M to eaicn •ovet to the kciheneh ' the pocfcei) wMch baa lo pay lor the The weU-known writer. B Kovner. i«ld that many JewMh bakcn dltooothMted making bagrit bccauae they ran out of The *ape of the bagel alao ittrred the tniereal of the pbUoatpWeai-mhided The bagel U round The circle u Ralph Waldo EaMnea pointed out. la Ihe prtmar>'art form Rauadnaaati alao a tymbol of Ihe democratic Idea WhreJef ienon waa Praaldent of Ihe United Stalea, be ordered that the iloriall the wckfl hinciloai in Ihe WMle Route be oval 10 that no one - not even Ihe Prwldi,nl - would be at aflkataWc Brttoai eating btgeit will becemf more Jewlah becauw the bagel It very Jewiih Jewt tay "et lit tchwer n letn a YId " (It'i hard la be a Jew I It ihardtabeabagri.laa. Allbageltarc hard. But there It more pleaiurr In doing hartUhtagrThe hard aaaa of tht bagel ihewt thai It It tree of tti^BkHteroi aacae about whtcb docton mwip m. II It fat yradaeaedNlartcrol and It M the abaeactaf the fat whkb rd, to b^iU are healthy •ad IB giteg hi iar the bagri. auyhc M wUteaia Ualy whldi to itaUar la a bagri made wllli tniw The Iha aaow inititetti. orlglaaled In Blalyilok. a lamout •tar ItwaaatoothehemeafiheJewlabeyedaetor,Dr LtoJwig Zantenheft. who hwtalad Fiparinla. He hapad Uaawg^i 'a worid Iwgiwgr la tarther world paaee. Bag^eathig. if we raaaanbor aU the leaaaaa hiileaioeracy that thebagri laadMt. •My pcfwipi te 1 bilwf iMtnHMBl Mf fiirtMrtBK wnd pucv
ByAztf Gailag Into my cryMal baU Iht year MS. Ja«a Admn Cpitahi. ww )ahi the JCr OU Thnare endtill Ml ( rarlae, "Oaatlewa. I you AeaM know I actually atmy flrat OM TIroara hen 1 wet Jual 4 old " And he will b« teUli«thetnith On Sept S. Jaaaa aad hto dad. Howard. oHihar. BMran; laide. Steve, auat, Judy. Laurie aad Aody. pandfalher. came t« pay brate the Mb Mrthday «l JaMm'i greal-grandfsiher. OM Timer David Epateta Al Ihe BNaMnt Jaaon haUt the iward tor the jiiiiigial Young Tfaaar to attend M OM Tbnen gM-together but Oauthi Uurle to not (ar bcMnd Shetotmonthtold It waa a touching and jubi laol ceiabratian at the Bpatain iBirtpnrhik hoalad Mi OM TImen and guaelt with lutclout birthday caka aad tec cream Our glaat Old Timer DavM to with an adorai>lF family and their rrvrrence for him in turn watdltthicUyvMtble Our group wet idihi mij by Charlea Monaaee. preaMant of HhdiyDliriiy Storat. and If Miiertalned a penny beii^ a dtaky part of America t cohiage lysteai he waa atat away with a deeper rttpact tar a oantaOerMr Manaaao'ttalk
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Omahans in the News Margo Fiiifcaiaii. patient repreienlatlve at Dougtaa County Hospital, hat baea named to head Ihe Sodcty of Patient RepraeenUUvct tar Ihe State of Nchratka She atae tervee at a manber of the flooUnatlng cwnmlttae on the national board of the SocMy The Society of Patient Reprtaentatlvee to a part of the American Hoapltal AatocUUon Mt Frohman to a gradueic of Ihe Unlveolty of Denver where the ma)ored in OaouBUaicatlont
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Beth El synagogue will preaeal a folk rock Sdlhot tervloe aatltM The H«b of MMoa Saturday Stpt a at ^iff rock MTvlcv. •Meh wU taatura Beth B't yauag paopta. wW be heM M Itau of Ihe tradKtanal Sallhat Mrvtoi wMdi praoMM RHII Haahaaah end tatratfucea Ihe penitential seaaen The ser vice which waa compoesid lor yoalhAdifl
diae lo be told The V par oeal gMa broken down accoedlngty for Ihete eipendiium wafH. mv ewpkiym fringe beneflta. r. tigvUte. I e. paper bags, meal packaging. t(c , I', raat. IV«' utilltin, iv real tetale taiat. \'. adverItohig. I'; admhitotratlon and IV. Mai. IT Of the r reaMlntag Unde Sam geU I' leevtaganttprofUafl' One of the veshig prshtamt of running supermarketi todey to Ihe matalve traffic in torgad and otherwiae uncoUeclabta cbecka Mr Monaaee stated Hfadiy-Dlnky's hiaa, in thto eree. to Inexccas of DM,Norra Kerwy eaadiicted Ihe Early BM diaeantaa and a wide variety of current politl cal topic* were coaaiderwj in earnest convertatMo The iimptaet solution to all poiiti ealvMfplaxltles wouM be to tuf^r^ar Ihe ceuatry's opera tloa to the OM TImen VIsHon attending the lunch gathering included Keith Pcitt's brother, Morrto, Inni Md Bari Stogel's ayivaa SItpyan. alao from Chicago It Bogdanoff at hto guett. Joe
Dana Seott. of JewMh Fami ly Servloe, aad your OM TImar eorreipondenl are worthig on revitalizing Faml ty Servtre't Teieplionr Reataurtnce Friendly Visitor program Thto protect requrct not only naaMa of Ihaac baueetwund but alto volUBiaari who arr willing to call MMBaoae. ainui once a waek. who to hi need of the rtaaaurance that temeone caret
by Canter Chartaa Davldaon of ElMat Paita, orlglaal poetry by Ruth Bila of Mhaieapolto. and of fere opporliaritle* (or congregational parllc^atian "Huth of MMni^" wUl fea ture menbOTt ef USY. high the Junior Cantor Najman. and a rock pet^ directed by
Engagement Announced Mr and Mrs Maunce J Arealy. of Houtton. formerly of Omaha, announce the en lagemenl of their daufgHer. Anne, to David Neman, ton of Mr and Mrt Bernard Naman, alto of Houston The brMe sleet hat graduated from Wdletley CoUegr sod the University of Sussex. rile to an EngUah teacher The ftiuoiu eieci IMNUS oegraee from Canegta laatltula of Technology, the University of Florida and Johns Htgiklm UntvenMy He to a private tci mtillccantultaai A qxing waddhig to planned
Rabbi Kripke Will Teach Off utt Course Rabl>l Myer S Kripkc will be Ihe Inatrwctor hi a courae in "The Bifale'p Wisdom Lilera ture" In the Adult Fducalnn Program offered by the Prolettani Chapeto at OftuH Air Force Baee The course will meet 10 Wedneaday evenings, from Sept lOloNov Biomll tli«Oci III, 7 30-* »pm in the Capehart Chapel Annex The courae it open to the put>lic latomatloa about tuitian chargSB and other drialU can be obtained from the Capehart Chapel otftoe
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Young Artists Desired TMMuitc Commltter of Ittr Jewish (^ommufilly Centfr is •Mkiiyl yount. toUefte-uge ppdormlnK arlliU who arr ln(«r wtad in perfonnlnR In a rwrllal on Tuenday evening. December H. IV7S, at the Jewiih Community Center Any Imtrumenlallat or v>» ;<lisi mtiTPsied In thu Youag ArtWa ProffWB may conlaci < i Epatetn. 3II4I*7. or Pam Cohn. 334^7(18. (or furttx on
Music Classes Formed The Mualc Committee o( the JCC la proud to announce the lofTiMllon ol the (ollowinx mualc claaaea oHend by the CiJtural ArtsD«p«rtinen( Ommmltf Chona bcfilra on Monday October 10, from 7 M to l:W p m , (or eight weeks A minimum »(twenty people li BWMUry (or thu claaa Vet a ts (or renter membere. and f 10 (or non-memben Oallar dami (or all age* U being oflered A Tueaday eve^ nlng elaaa wUI begin on October 31. and will run (or Hght weefci Time o( claaa la 7 SO to 1:30 p m A daytime guitar claai will begin Thunday. November 2, (ram 3 30to4 30pm, and run (or eight coniecutiveweeki Slu denta muai have their own guitar Pee for center memben is lio and no (or non Center members A Mualc appreciation clasa begins Thursday. November 2. lor elfht weeka from 7 30 to ( 30 p m Vanoua local muaictans will ^leak on their particular (leld A minimum of ten people la neceaaary for this claa* These claasea hav* been lonned with the metnben toilereat In mind Your aupport li memury if you want (o have a sue
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Sitter Service A daytime babysitting service Is again tieing odered (nr rhil dren whoae parents are enrolled In center clawes, attending meeUnga, or using center (acuities Pre-reglstratlon (or day and time Is required, however, ad vanced payment Is not neceaaary to register Children who are not pre-reglftered may use this service by railing the center and making a reservation at least two days In advance This service Is available (or children ol all ages They will lie supervised by a conaclentlous adult sta((. who will make every e((on to create a sale and happy atmoaphere (or the children We do ask that parents be considerate and use their dLscretlon In bringing children to the service If they appear to be ill The Service is open Monday through Friday from 9 to 12 noon Fee Is II per hour per child and II 75 per hour for 2 children In the aame family We would greatly appreciate any baby equipment, or toys do nated to the service This program is coordinated throt^ the Cultural Arts I)e partment For further information, contact Sheila Pollkov
Frank Shorter Comes To Omaha
"L'Chaim' - To Life Health Fair " The Annual Family Health Fair has something lor everyone, toenaiUi and aduHa The entire community is invited attend IMS Important event at no coat The Health Fair la open to everyone on the following days and Imea Stnday.Sepi 24,1 OOtoBOOpm Mooday.Sapt 2S. lO OOam toNoon.lOO to(:00pm and7:00to9:00pm Tueaday.Sept 36.10 OOam toNoonlOO lDt:ODpm and? OOtolOOpm RaprMWtathea of vahout Omaha and area health agendea rill participate In (he Health Pair, providing all rnembers of the Mununlty the opportunity to have medical screening, tee e«-
hiblta, films and demonstrations The Health Fair is offered to provide everyone with or with out health problems a belter undemtarxlinK of their own health problems, a better understanding of their own health and an awarenetaof preventive medicine Included in the fair will be blood pressure norrenings, free oral examinalion.s, screening for hearing problems for the pur pose of Identifying hearing loss, vision screening, educational exhibits on drug abuse, alcoholism for your kids, diabetes detection screening, pntx^TM tor men and women dealing with cancer by the American Cancer Society The Clarkson Hospital Re^lratory Therapy Department will conduct a breathing blowing lest to determine lung rapacity For Further information call Chuck Arnold. Physical Rduca ikm Director or Al Bream. Aaalilant Director
Hrst Annual Men's Health Club Golf Stag At Highland Country Club Wednesday, Sept. 71,1978 Tg»OffTiing 1:30 P.M. (Shot Gun Start) Locker Room. Showers, and Towels Available After Your Golf Socialiia at the Highland Cash Bar Who For: ALL CENTER HEALTH CLUB MEM BERS (Health Club Merr>t>ers can enter orte current Center Memt)ef as their Guest) Prl2*s Include: Door Drawings. Golf Flags, and lots of other Prizes For further information call the P E Office or John Rosen at 334-2011
Club 56 begins
We need paopla to volunteer to as sist in all depart mantsof the JCC
SeplemtxT 17 marks the be ginning of another year for ClubM With Susan Donley as advisor. Club members can look forward to another year of parties, sports activities, service projects and holiday celebral)i>n» dub 56 IS a special club (or fifth and sixth graders II Is open lo all JCC members Annual (lues are ILS Vou ran enroll al Ihe "J ' or call Denny
Take a minute out of your schedule and call to say "yet, I'm available"
Father-child clubs begin another year
People Power Corps is Still Looking for You!
For further information call the "J" 334-8200
Omaha Gallery West "Omaha Gallery West" Is currently displayinK « painting ex hibit by Kansas City artist and prtntmaker Beverly Levy Mn. Levy's work will be on view through September 24 and all pieces will be for sale
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Dr Eugene Zwelback. Chairman. JC( Health and Medical Committee hai announced that the Aiwial "L'Chatan" - To lb Fair will be held Sept 24 2Sand26 The keynote speaker will he Frank Shorter. Olympic Mara •nd Champion, who will speak on Tueaday, Sept 2S Prank Sberter la • winner o( Gold and Sliver medals in the Mympic Marathon and vrlnner of the Sullivan award as the Na tkm's ouUUndIng athlete o( l»7I On Tueaday, Sept W, from 2 to 4 p m . Frank Shorter's work ihop will Include: "How (o Prepare (or a Marathon'. "Diet", "Physical and Psychological Values ol Running ", and much Hart. AdmfaHkw la IS (or iludenta and 16 for adults Ev«ry«ae Is Invited to join Frank Shorter in a "FUN-RUN" gartlng at 4 pm at the Jewiah Community Center iFree of Charge) Alao on Tuesday, Sept M. at R p m you are invited to hear a Itcture by Prank Shorter on "Running and his thoughts about kit Craft", Histeckground: When did he start rumnmg. and the ino Olympics Admiaaion is 14 (or students and IS (or adults rickets may be purchased at the Center
David Bones of Planned ParentlHHxl will speak lo the Omaha Jewish .Singles on "Sa and the Single Adult " The program will be held Tuesday, Sept 2111 in the JCC's Serli Unjnge All singleii i to attend There is for this program
Preschool Prattle The l»7^7» Pre school year has begun' Appmximalely DO children entered the JCC on August 28 to begin a year of fun and learning' The Pres<'hixil staff are busy planning lo make the fifth year lor the JCC Pre-tdiool the best one yet! Phyllis Wataerman It returning (or her (Kth year as a tearhetr (or a morning 4 li 5 year old class Phyllis holds a degree in speech and will tie ataMed tiy Sue Donley Marlen Frost who has a de^ gree in social sciences will be teaching another morning claaa of 4 & S year olds with Beth Brodkey serving as her atslitant Beth was a teacher in the Temple Pre-school (or several years and joined Ihe "J" Pre-school sta(( last year Kini Polsky is returning (or her third year as leather (or a morning three year old class Kinj has a degree In F'lemen larv Kducallon and taught in Ihe DIslrirl 66 grade schools She will be assisted by Colleen Krflbrey who Is a student al Metni Tech In Child Development Helene Woog. a graduate of Child Development, begins her second year as a teacher for a morning 3 year old class Linda Kenyan Just Joined the Pre-school sta(( this year at Helene't attlatant Linda Is a "Graduate Parent" of the JCC Pre-school and has worked as an assistant in the Omaha Public Schools Sue Donley. who recently received her degree in education and recreation, will be returning as a teacher (or the a(
The Children's Department will sponsor two father-child clubs this year Gadabouts is a program for girls in fourth, fifth and .sixth grades and their dads ShvaUin is a program for boys and girls In kin dergarten through third grades ar>d their lathers In brith programs, fathers with the aid of tiw Children s Department staff, plan and Implement a series of programs These programs include field tnps. crafl projects, .sporting events and holiday celebrations Program dales are also determined by the fathers involved. Gadalwuts and Shvatim are perfect ways for kids and dads to get involved with a fun program together Open to all JCC members, you can enroll by calling Denny
temoon i It ^ year olds witfl Shirley KirshentMum serving as her assistant It's a great staff and they produce a great program' The Two Yaw Old Play Grgups have also begun with 20 wideeyed toddlers participating in a variety o( activities Uodie Redler. a graduate o( education, will he teaching one of the classes with Colleen Kmbrey as her assistant Jessie Rasmu-ssen will be leaching the second two year old class with Beth Brodkey at her assistant Parents will also be participating in Ihe program bv serving as assistants in the classroom and attending group discussions about child devel opment Registratiofu are now being accepted (or the second session of Two's which will begli) on Tuesday. October list For further information, call Jessie
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JCC GYMNASIUM 19" Color TV Child's Birthday Party Stained Glass Hanging Lamp Man's Camel Hair Jacket and Blazer 2 Automobiles 2 Las Vegas Trips $800 Oil Painting 5-ft. Bar
Portable TV Typewriter Watches Toys gj(12Rug Custom Kitchen Cabinet Antique Saber Antique Platters Pots and Pans
Snow Blower Warm-up Suits Bowling Ball, Shoes and Bag Antique Mirror Ladies Leather Coat Stereo Antique Full Length Mirror Dozens of Novelty Items
NEW GIFTS RECEIVED DURING THE PAST WEEK INCLUDE: Luggage Outdoor Advertising Lamps Steel Belted Radials Vacuum Cleaner
Gallons of Paint Case of Fruit a Month Disco Lessons Movie Passes Facials
Leroy Nieman Print of Bob Devaney 8x10 Tent Dog Catered Dinner for Six
ONLY 79 DAYS UNTIL THE BIG EVENT High School
DISCO! Bilu USY Invites You to o Disco September 23rd Jewish Community Center 7x45-1l!l5 0p«n lo 9-13 9rod*ri
Admiuion Charge — I2.M $*mi-Formal
Music • Fun - Friends Stkhot S«rvkM will b« h«ld ol ••th El Synogogu* at Midnight
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