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Newcomers Welcomed At Federation Supper IWpaoiito KICMifd Ihr ^HpraUoa Newtomer Supper It liia JawW) Commiaility Canlar latl Sunday (>f thcaa » w»r» ncwcomeri to lh» Omaha Jmrlih rominunlty "Wr sm( out ahout 70 nrweomrr InviUttani " Ann (iol Newcomer Otalrman. "ami «e were moat irai w<Ui the ra^Miiae " Each newcomer wai paatcd by a boat with whom IhecvcnUiiwaaqienl /Uaoalthe mppar were re|»^ M vartout Jewiih who manned Ihr SHOWCASK OK ORGANIZA TION8 inlnrmillonaJ harfhs following the iupper In her grccUnf to the new coman Mary Pallmaii, Fader alioa praridant. netad thai Omaha li a load place to live and tt» eKpreaaed the hope thai each paraon would beeome bivotvad In at laaal «ne a< the many Jawtah organtea^•MT

Reprearntatlves from Sml\ey. (;intter snd AKWK'iales of Minneapolis will Ix- in <>m<ihii (>cl •-Sfor Town Hair mwt ings to provide older adulu and their families with an ufh porlunlly lo "speak uul" and help plan lor future IIVIIIR ar raagamenta for senior cili leiM An open dlacuasion. and question and answer period on Wednesday. Oct t al 7 30 p m snd on Thursday. «>cl 5, at 1 pm in IIM-Jpwisli c'lmmunilv CenliT Audilnnum will follow a slide pr«-<iefllali<in Ttiew merlings arr (or dlsciosion only and not (or (und raising purposes Mar> Mlman. prenidenl. Jewish Kederaliun »f Omaha, •aid the (•"wleralion has con Irarled with Smilry. (jlollpr

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Due to Jewish holidays which occur durmx the month of (Jclober the Jewish Cnmmunlly Cen ler and the offices of the Jewish FederalKHi will he closed on Ihr followinK dstes Oct 2 and 3. Oct II Oct 16 and 17. Oct 23 and 14 Because of these holi dsys the JawWh Praaa will otxerve the foliowing early deadlines (or news and advertising enpyt Sapt » lor Oct 6 laaue; Oct 12 (or Oct 10 laaue, Oct 19 lor Oct 27 laaue Your cooperation In ot>servlng these deadlines will t>e appreciated

and Ataorlatt-h a wt-ll rn-OC nizedconi. In* midwest in ing arranftenieiils lu study Ihe future nr«ds of this commu nily and surmundlnii areas (or various lypes of living ar rangamenl.H for older adults ifirjudlnit a nursing home. aparlmcMil living for the well elderly, etc Alvln Ahram.son has heen appointed by Mrs Kellman lo head the special la.sk lone on l.ivinK Arrangements (or the KIderly

Federation. Include Ted .Seldin. Yale Richards. Beatrice! .Sommer. Joe Upton. Rll Zalkin, Gary Goldstein and] Jeanne LIpsey

Memtiers of the <-«mmitlee in addition of professional staff members of the Or Phil ip Sher Home and the Jtwish

Nearly 200 Attend Lecture Forum Event Whal'saJewi'l ' lf> in the (ace of re I m IS a question poMn ..nu ,in swered by Rabbi Barry Wein stein la.st Monday at the Jew IshCommunily (enter "I don't think we should do anything, " he .said, explaininK that parents and children should l>r informed atwut the various cults and the resource KToupa that are avaUal>le to combat them Rabt)l Welnatein. associate rabbi of Temple larael, Jotnod with Michael Richmond, di rector o( the Plains .Stales o( flee of the Anli'Defamation l.«ague of B'nal B'nth and the Community Relations Com mittee o( the. Jewish F'eder

atinn (if Omaha, and I>r Dar rel K Ber(!, pastor o( the Rockbrook I'nited Methodist Church in a panel discu.ssion The discussion, Jews (or Jesus in Omaha. " was presented as the fimt Lecture Forum program of the 1976-79 year by the Jewish Cultural Afts Council Hichard Juro. cachalrman. Ilmated the attendance at ly 200 and said that the en-

th^lasm o( the audience is the excellence ol the Mken contributed to a well >ted Introductory progri" Rabbi Welnatein. In rrier ring to cults, said that "thl.<i I Continued on Page 21

Framework Thrills Jews As Mideast Peace Looms Mm and aon^ewa In Omaha Joined with raiigMiil Uw wortd in giving thanka tor Iha Canp David SMunll which baa producad a fnunework (or peace m the Middle

E«Mt Not alnc« Praaidnl Anwar Sadal of Egypt vtattad laraallaal Novambar have hopaa been ralaad ao M^ aa Utey are today (or Israel and her Arab neighbor! In Omaha, at daewherc. the topic o( converulkm wu lirael and Egypt, Begin and Sadat. Carter and Vance, aa can glued themlalvea to radloa and eyea (Ixed on teievlilon While niwabara of Uw JtwMi community here (raely diacuaaad their vlawa and InterpraUUaM o( the peace proceH. Senator Edlawidaortoafcy and Rep JohnCavanaughienl (Tom Waahlngion In pralae o( the ittraaidu liocally, opinlan on lite Summit acoordi ra«gad (rom bapaM to daabUm aa to wheUtar aanea couM ba oMalMd. Dai iika Magid and kaia artinaMir layraaaad laiiii o< Uie akeptt^ dan wllb ttta announcement o( the ietMrt MagId lUtad, "We ihoiddn't give (the tcrrttory) all back We need the land We hava paopla coming In from Ruaala Where ai« you 0Btag to pm Uiam ^" ^^|r SebnaJdar echoed a aimiiar eniiciaffl, ^^K "Tbart are a lot o( obatadaa ahead ^^Buibabardtoovareoma Ruaalalan't ^K to ail Mto on ikia They muat have a deHM (to tfea gunmit propoaalat planned pharo wM bo awiaallluii to all o( thto In larael Irigirdlaai ol wtwIBogIn want» to agree on "

Net everyone contacted by the Jewtih Preaa agreed Optimlam about a lorUicomlog paaee treaty wta prevalent Commented I W Rooonblatl. "I think that Begin made the (In Mi talk he ever made He talked from hiR There will be peace If the Knesset rt get too lough ion Ihr treaties) I Ihink Praatdant Carter did everything he could do as he wants peace " I thought It was beautltul. very Itnpresslve." stated Mrs Pannlc Manvltx upon bearing o( the Camp David announcement "It Is Juat wonder(ul thai we will have peace We hope that this Is the beginning of the end of any can(rontatian." ahe added. Some lell that l^ treaty announcement was necoaaary to avoid another war (;«orf|r Cobn montkined. "I think the .Summit talks "brnke the Ice, but lu far from completed Israel can't afford another war aiid Egypt doean't want one either " A (Inal peace treaty between Israel and Egypt raaloring (ull diplomalic relallofu be^ tween the two counlrtca will e((cctlvely end 30 yean ol boatilUlea and reatore peace to two warring oai^lbors With this In mind. Iildor Kaha aMBimad the Camp David pronouncement to a taw words. "Nature baa trained the Jews to g> about thlKgs the hard way. but ihr Camp Oavtd Summit Is the first real step i» wards progress

Zorinsky "Elated" Senator Edward Zorlnaky told the Jewiah Preaa that he waa "elated" to see thai Presi (Continued on Page3i

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Israeli Designers, Manufacturers Featured at Bond Fashion Show • show, according lo Lynda The Women's Division ol Is rael Bonds has bolstertd the .Mirvlsh, publicity chairman for the Omaha Women's Divi growth o( Israel's (aahhwi inlion The show will tour 60 cil dustry by spotlighting Israeli made laahkms through sponles in the United Slates and sorahip of the annual (aabkm Canada In 1976

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Km \<HU infrimuiKin und inlrmi Id like lo Imnfl you up^ lo-daU- <m jusi n IP» O( thr rc«-ml in«rUngs dia I cuutKiriK and cunferffHt^ invulving ihr Jeuinh Ki^ralnn •< Umaha Chairtm^ »( thr (ivr divituons ol our m^tl) LlDrmrd Cenlral Htanninji and Budiiednn Cimimitlrc havr |been attending man(hJ> mc«Hinj(k 'rf (hr <irv<-n Knlrration I III praparalKMi tor BudgH i->tinmil(«v hrann|{> I bagta Sunday. Od IS ThrfuUH-iiedutruf nwrtiiMP IvUI be prMad la itif J«wiiti PrcH Mid ygu arr wttcame Ui laltMd any or all of them lo Icani mar* about tlw 1«7I budI EpHcin. Jvrtati Welfare with our CampinK k hraa to Mp thtnk through Uir (u t Of CaHf Newman aad camfMng ID llRourJewMOMununlty You i be haartaf HMK afeaul m» ver> Tke ctadwioa of ttc Itn Cam I •• Aag. tl only weam the begin I of OH ^iMMilai (or the ir» cam Chatrmaa will ritoryy be I lor aM diviitoaa/if Itw niB't Mli't dhrMona and adiMiulliig put « the IffTt Ijf calondar Nominating committee* are aiao (to BMet lo wlecl nomtaieea lor Federation ofd . atMcy of floen and beanii lor I meeting Jan 7 I Sol Smiley of Smiky Clatter AaaocUtco. Inc of I waa In town Monday to meet with the Sher ' Home Ad Hoe oommlHw on new bowing and mntaf larilitm (or our JewM elderly There'i mudi going on bi Msalao Mdudbig a revlaloa of Ifcc manner to I riwiimmlly riiewiiar wW be haadtod tor more > (and Ihal win ptaaae all of you to our JewMi or acheduUng your many acUvlttMt If you I like to lerve on aby active committee, be involved < work of any agency or ipeclal project, call me at I-7B7 Your tovolvement la the greatest plui we can havr m devetopHig more talcnal and undentanding of our Jewish Federation and to helping m function more e( fectlvely As we approach the beginning of anolher new year, our r la tor pmA health and happtotm lor all. for r^ i tIrMgIb and vigor for our eommunlty

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Nearly 200 Attend Lecture Forum Event (Cwflnuad frwn Page 11 M^' ne faoonuncnd' natopay mora atitobuidlagatoeiiiwof and loyalty with their it's not bo our dUktow, H's how we love llMii,"heaaid Mr. RlrtiiDond said the two of the Jews for Is Ifcat (fee poup McaabeJ«»Uand

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henalve level to Uioae who derite such aaatartance Or B«rg said that Judatsm Is the parent rellglan out of which Christtonity sprang. thai Jews should be honored by CbrisUans aa the people 'Hrtw gave us our moral valIMS," and that Jews have a M^ not be to be badgered by Christians Dr Berg added OM his views toward suggeatad Christian behsvior are not sivpartad by llie maJorMy af qwtoUM dergy to Omaha.

Menten Trial The new (rial of convicted Nazi war cnmmal Pletar Menton, ordered by The Nether lands Supreme Court, may last two years, according to in tormed sources

JERUSALEM <ZINSi The Deputy Director of Is^ reel's sUto bank. Dr Ellezcr Shafer, has issued a waraii^ against eisggersled hopes in the eveM of peace with Egypt Shafer poinU out that, to general. Israel produces for afflurnl markets The KgypUans, said Shafer, "do not need our diamonds, or our agricultural producU, flowers, (alfaion goods, or compUcaled electronic de^ vices." Hehaaashis view on Israel's eiperienee to trade with the African countries and lands of the Far Eaat. as lor example, Thailand and the Philippines Thees laal named nattona purchaae very little from Israel In short, IsraH't economy Is definitely not suited to the Rgyptian mau market In Ihe baM of clrcumstanees - uys Shaler - Israel osuM enjoy lu geographic proilmlly to Egypt and act as a shipper of bulldii« materials with a sav Inaitoi

By Ihe same token, Shafer arfuaa, there will be Much to be gained hnm s peace for Jordan. Lebanon and poaslMy Syria Thr Israeli economy is actually very small to comparison with Ihe greaUy developed na Uoosof the world However, in comparison with her nrigh bors to the tuH ani the north. Israel is an important InduatrtoilMdi IsrsH purdiaaes only 3 per cent of her imports from Jar dan. for example. It would re suit to an Infusion to Jordan of nw million yesriy Thu U twice the total of Jordanian exports al preaent The same would hold true lor Lettanon and Syrto One muat, also lake into account the enormous economic uiflu ence of the IsraelKJaurisI trade on these countnea "For these countnea," said Shafer. "there will be a wbole new eeonomlc world opening up Bui not for Israel "

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• (Continued from Page I misiluii to the ahow Is baaed an Ike purchase of laraal Bonds and a BSD couwerl Funds are used to help Israel'i economic life, indudmg thr fashion mduatry The dotMng presented in the l»7l collaction la. to gener al, soft, romantic and femi nine .Skins are full and graceful, necklines are open, rieeves are full, gathered or bell ahapMi. Mrs Mirvish noted The fabric trend Is away from lynlhetirt and retumt lo natural flbeni luch as cation snd wool You will see escilln« use of IcxturM and trimming detail •ceesaerhs playing an Inpottanl role to the overall effect. The desifas span counlrtos snd time, drawing for taaplraUoB from ancleni Greece and Raow. the Middle Eaal. the Orient, the Medllerranran countries, thr Carlbtwan and Africa Thr splrtl of the Gay Ninettes, the Prohibition era. the fifties and the space age ha> been captured In this var MJpxiupoftaAlona The foltowing designers are repraMnted In the show Lola

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Peace Prospects Thrilling <Contlnue<1 (rom Page I. dcnl <'an>T htLS lnvn ablr to Mccrnl in KfltiriK two "httta rlcall) warring nalions" on Uw road to peacf Ttw Senator uM thai hr had tMvn invKfid (o altmd UM- for mal announrptnenf and tignInccerem' 'lirwaa unaUclo.i rpsidcnI'llnvilaliMii He Mtd that the Pmldcfrt calM him last Monday mom InK, and at (iiat lime the .Sen^ ator rxlendcd hi* pcnonal rangratulalioas The Senator tald that he wai Kbeduled to meet with PresI Sadat last Tuesday mom be (ull'iwiHi by a meet lh«-ii liiriih with Prime Mini iei kyuidthala •lep farwird hai liern liut that more Ihlngi re main tn he done to end the long year* otcfmfl let He added that the surceuful Camp David Summit should give other warrlnK natloni the confidenrp ihat dl • HMmenU can he ie<Ued by

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Hail to the Chief President Jimmy Carter has done it It was IS if he had come to bal in the last of the ninth and pinch-hit a grand slam home run to win the world series Only this was not a baseball game The achievement toward peace in ttie Middle East, undertaken and pursued at Camp David, is more like a miracle The days and nights at Camp David appeared bleak in the eyes of the world as negotiations teemed to struggle, (aKer, and almost collapse Suddenly, a breakthrough In the final hours, agreement was reached and a framework for peace established President Sadat and Prime Minister Begin applauded the role of President Carter who with one broad stroke of statesmanship established himself as a powerful force for peace and a leader of leaders We've waited a long time for President Carter to realize his potential Congratulations Mr. President

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HAIFA - llvanUitlnUw •trwU (K Ml«dai Ha EiMk. • imail drvcltyownt town In Uw tower Gilllw A ikulUi^ jroudi iiaadid for an open «!•Aw, and Irii uowpwitoi took up watch OMf llM octMr. In a twliklli« Iht bey laapad IniMe aad quleUy bagM to gaNMr i« whatcvw hmt Ob)«cto laanHd to Mm It be fl( any peaalila value All waa qutet. and U«e lad was iUrtiad almoal out o( hit wiu when Uie door to Ibr next room opcnod onddnly and a (lender, beantod Bgnrt Mood before him

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The itory hardly created a rippit to Mlgdal Ha-Emak The rwidtnti have come to expect Utings like Uilt from

RabM Groatmtn In 1*70 the yotag rabM, ttien M, and bts wile. Ml Uie urban comforts of Bnal Brill, logelhar wHh a tmall griMp of othar nU0tHi paopto, to make dwlr hoiBBi In a oommunlty vhcre tkcy would have opportunlUet to halp petgto kUgdal Ha-Emak, wlih a aliad popuiaUon of new hnmlvaaU. baiat by compllcaled todal and economic proiiltnM, wat Uiai plaot There are many stories about Groasman One thai Is oHcn told Is of Uie time he was

Rabbi YiUhak GroHman had apparently not been concenlrallng tufflotenlly on hl« booki. and had heard a falnl thufne He held the intruder by the arm. but ipoke loflly The boy pleaded with the rabbi no( to lum him in lo the police ' on the umitual poundi that he had a tal nie of convictkm*, and had )ui( gollMi out of jail Thlitlmehe would Ket a ttlff aenlence The rabbi agreed in let him go. but on condition thai the boy come In al a more rraiian able hour lo talk lo him Inlhi.s

asked to kicale an American Jewish boy. a dropout from so riely. who was said to have Jollied a small Oirlstlan mis *aiary gmtv up in Uie Galilee hllla This was a task made to order for Rabbi Grotaman He affecfed Ute fulae of an Itlne ' rant young lourM hippie, lucked hit earlockt under a wig, illpped a pMol into.hls side podwt, and hit Uie road Local Arabs directed hUn lo Uie camptlto. and he umterrd In. like one of the docan or more other young hipplea whose souii were being "uved " He quickly located the otv jrct of hit search, and there ensued a philoaopblral disniitlon duhng which RabM tjrotsman smii" 'mr Ihe accumulai in Ihe twisted miwi m ine noy When the Pesach Seder wu hWd in Mlgdal Ha Rmek not long thereafter, ifw wandering hiiy sal hesidr the rahbl and nn longer (llled Ihi- rolo o( Ihc wKiied son m the Seder story Bark in the village Kabbi (iro^viTKiti (IfM'v no! A.iil for thhi. -w-.f 'I:

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five day* after President Carter opened the Camp David summit, an editorial in the WaUStreal Journal. TheCla>ksol the Bear (Stft II. warned of tncreaamgRiMlaa boldIn the Middle EaM Tke cdllonal called allenlMfi lo the South Yeman etup In June and the April coup in and contended thai "oiriaal II rtlMMi lo admit ho«t alarm Inglkepleture truly Ik" The Soviet Inion presents many threats • SawUi Yemen's control over the itrart at Babai-Mandtb could btock Israeli and Kgyp iian aeoM* lo the Indian r)cean. the coast ol Afrtea and Uie Far East and could alao Mer rupl dM flow of oil f rom I ran • SovM tnlluencc in Kthtopia and the dan fer af aa aatl West coup ui Sudan could to divert Uie beadwaten of UM N lie • Soviet ••ncnur^icpmenl and SaiidI funds eeuld : placable loe. to ' I'- sources of the Jordan Hivrr ^Tkt Soviet I'nion has been meeting with ~ hmist leaders as It seeks lo laolale Sadal and to rettore tta own status of a Geneva Coolermce A eMlarmce w«Mld. presumat>ly lum InMluii of the Arab-laraei conflict over to UN. wMcb Israel s foes mtnlpulaie ManlietUy the best rcspoaae to these la an IsraeHEgyptliin partnership In driante meaMfcs and other enierprlacs. UM aoaner Ow batter Israel and Earpt r tears and bopaa for Uie aoMlan of a of proMenu in acoMmic develaaciai pnigraas and defense •r* think In much larger Tlwy tngfeat a mutual assistance pact inrtadc U» UaHad 8UIM. Efirpl. laraal. ^an. Jordan apdiMdIAraMp . This racalls the 1163 cflort by Uie United

SI,lies 1(1 i-unlain t»>r .Soviet drive in the Mid die KasI w ith Ihi' t^ldl>li>hm<'rii ot th<' ill lalwl Bagbdai: 'i< K rael's. p<>'' '^.ii (Ir (enae That pact, nrhich Israel strongly op posed, was ended by Ihe Kasaem revolt in l«M While a broad defense alliance may noM seem remote. Ihe need for regional aacurtty is increasingly apparent This could mean an Is rarli or American base In the Stnai Israel's Menachem Begin and a number of American editors have opposed the stationing of I' S iroeps as a peacekeeping force an Arab-Israel borders, but Begin has wdcomed Ihe prospect of a mutual delenae treaty a proposal David Bcn-Gurlon made In ima The elat ion and etiphorta In both Israel and KgypI last November Illustrate the urgent need (or the resumptkm of personal rdatlon ships between Israelis and EgupUana. This Mgaeits open bridges, the exchant* Of people and Ideas, and rfi.*nmnn counsel In anlvp mm monproblemh ms is moat Importai.t lo counteract ihr scurrUous anU-Semlllsm Oi The Protocols of the Elder's of ZIon, clriiilai«d i media, alter Sadat abandoned tn n January A recent Kgyplian article pictured the Esodus as the expulsion of Jewish plutocrau who had controilod Egypt's aoonomjr As Uie summit tmilawnu raidlwiart American Influence was further JaopardlMd by the vtolent tttvtg)* against the Aah in ^ Iran, a attuatlon Mo^< > \ to ex ploil. alttnugh II m.. >r res pooslbtllly for the bloixiy lunncHi And Uie hiaMllty ol the I'niied Slates to mcnr Lsbaneat ChrMuuu from Syrian at Ock sadly testifies to Weatem Impotence, and aiarma Israel LjM WadneaOay. M«tn CMIa tian erganliallons (fi Liebanon urgMUly appealed to the prsatdenU of North and South Amanean oaitntfiaa for talarvantlan to M^T" li» Immediate withdrawal of all Syrian Iraopr

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Letters to the Editor TsltetdBar: On Sunday, Aug 77. we of Mollle't group of« Senior Cli liens lefl (hnaha by plane and arrived at the Caiskills' Brown Hotel m (>x-h Sheldrake. New York II would take a poet to describe Uie beauty and atmoaphere of Uie CatskilU Thai trip wat all the way joyful and pleasant After midnight. Grandma Mollle checked each room to mqiare how each of her chlldraa were, with affectlan and leve The Brown Hotel hat a capacHy of I4II0 In Uid dinhig room and was always filled lo Uie last teat The mutic hall where mott entertaining was done. Is terrific and alway* lillad to capacity Dance muak and tome tpKy Joker kept ut awake lailll 3 a m We men were outnumbered I to I wKhoul creating any jeahwty WcareallUiankfultoMaUle lor tuch a wuwdtrfid time IHdarKahn

BdKar'tNete: Were we lo print all of Uie letters Uiat we have received from Mollle't group, we would need to double the sue of the paper We hope thai all of our senior ritlzem mnlinur lo have tun and lo enjoy Iheirm cwtMit with Mollle

Omaha for giving me Ihe np porlunlly lo attend Ihe *1 rence on AlterKii: -JiEducalMnal the Lniversily of Caillomla last monih'

Thoie thn» days of inlen sivr listening, studying and experiencing with outstanding Jewish ediiraton from all On Thursday, Sept 14.1 and over the country, was a growa few Jewuh senior rllltens ing and enll0itening experifrom UM- Jewish SenkM- Adult ence The Aaring of ideaa Oub allendecd Uie clly-wide from tome M leachert, rabSenior Citizen's picnic st bit, cantors. arllsU. and mualDodgtPark rians from all pertuaslont of Judlasm wat exciting and It was a beautiful day and illmuliting we all had a good lime It was I look forward to sharing too bad more of our Jewish .Se- what I learned with our nior Adult senior ciluens did Omaha community in ihe not attend Lots <)( prliet were coming monUii given out and music was furSpecial Uianks lo Uioae of nished for danring the organizing commute of Jack Jay KahBaa whom «ur own Ron Wolfaoa was one, and Uie Lot Angtiaa ToneBdMor: Mid San Franciace JewMl My great Uiankt to Rabbi radaraltona who halpad Aaid BitiaiWMa awl (tw OagartLeorattaaa aanlof JewM EducaUon of

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SHOWCASE Attracts M^wcomers; Many Organizations Participate fcllmu«^trlltn Page 1' wfih-njtmx cxHiUUiiflg ' lymbafk gtht of tall, UM UMU of ll(r. MJiiar fof a iwcH lli» and brrwl (br » lllr »iih «U( hunter " Alio iraludrd •at a map of (9maha and « copy of the )ual printed New CMBW'a brodarr whk-h it dr to Marm nrwcomeni f)maha and the Jrwiift lunily Capin of the bro will be available at lh< lor tl New arrtvalt i' will ctmllnue to nthe brochure at part o^ wskomtpackaic

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'Shalom Omaha' Tours Scheduled to Begin The Newcomers Committee III Ihr Fi^lerdtitm has an miunred plans lo take new (Dmcrs on a Itjur ii( lh»> Jewish lacilitips 'il (Inidha Cdllrd Shalom <iiTi..h.. I-,ih lour will last 'ly two hiiurs 1*1)1 will be utilized lor ihelour Trained guides will accom pan> the gmup to provide tidcliground inlormalion and anhvier any questions about programs or groups in our Jewish ('(in/rnunily The lour will stop lor II0U refresh ments at the Dr Philip Sher Home and will visit the loca

Rim Preview On Sept. 28

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The Anil IJ e I a m a 11 o n U'ague of Bnai Brilh'Com munity Kelations Committee ol the Jewish Kederation of Omaha is presenting a show ing ol "Htt Book of Genetia, a new series ol films, to Ix' uM-d lor instrtx-tion in religious and public education These films. Ih«' lirsl of their kind, convey the Hebrew in lerprelalion of the Bible The films, with explanatory lilmstrips, are live action dramatizations in color. Iilmed at am'ient Holy Lund sights The public may attend a preview on Thursday S«'pl 28, at :i p m . at the Jewi.sh Communitv Center

lions ol the Jewish Oay| School, the Jewish (Vimmunity Center anil Omaha's lour synagogues Shalom (m'^-h- h-^ tieen s<'l up to fan I omer^ mf/i liir •.». . Iitiea 1 .1 iheir use in the III iicommunity The tours are scheduled to liegin Sept 24 and take place as newcomers move into J Omaha To make a reservadon for this free service oflereil Jiy the Jewish Kederalion ol Omaha for] newcomers, please call Jean | Ann Krupinsky at 39I-4I&5 or Conrad Koller at 334-taDO

Can't Win JKHISALKM. iJTAl - Tl nance Minister Kimcha Ehr lirh closed down his Tel Aviv office as an example ol gov emmeni cuts in expenditures The Tel Aviv office .lerved Khrlich and previous Finance Ministers on Thursdays and Kndays the days most senior giivrrnment officials go to Tel Aviv lo conduct official business Bui Khrlich decided It wat lime lo stop this custom, and Inim now on his entire staff will he in Ifie capital six (lays a week This however, did not pre vent Treasury officials from going to Tel Aviv on Thursday as usual

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SUCHOTSERVICX The annual pre-HIgh Hail day Silchol aervlcea will be bdd on Saturday. Sept a. iriOp.m The tenrloe will be piooeded by a reft by 8YO win HMtt at f 10 p m Alter aa "ice crrun aocial" hour, they wllJ view a run- strip on the High Holy Day*. wMb a dkacuaaion Mlow tag undar die guldaaet a( Mar Stevon Mocioa. Aa iairoduc lory SUdMt aorrtee will be hold by UMM btlof« dwy loia the aduN servlee at 11:» p m MBMONALanVKB Two Pra411# Heltday MaoMrtoi Servloaa will be held oa

Sabbpfh CandMlghtlng NM«v, laptawhar tl, TiM p.m. ' M. bill p.m. lonodiclion lor Kindling Sobfaoth lights

lorulth Atoh AdofMy Eloheinu Metekh Hootom. Aslwr Kidtshono Bwiitzvotov Vetzivooo Lehod* NrShdShobbat.

ituoday. Sept M TheltnlwlU be Md 01 Goidan HIU OoHMlofytlMtNa 4181 lotllam TiM saeaod service will be held a( ttw BeUi HooiaAaah Hj«sdolCeMM(aryinwaa « SI I at t pm The Hanaarial Serviooa will be condiKlad by RobM Nadon aod Cantor rot tman ffTVDENT NEWVAPCR The ftrsi Issue ol the student newspsper. "Nu's and Views", haa baaa diatnbuted amai^ lt» atudls of the Taimud Tarah ito pitllcatlaB la wdar the diractlaa tt 8la«« Morgan li will appear Maoibiy and wUI cantata aitldaa ol -ipaelal mtoroaU by the stu-

Council Bluffs B'nai Israel SERVICBS: Satar^ lam ••day: *• m

Temple Israel •RVKXS Phday 7 »pm Sonricea wUI be held In the Temple SaMCtuary Ouaai apoafcer will be HatM laoBird A Schoolman dlrec lar Of profram ol the Unloa of AMorteoa Habivw OangragoUSM. the control body of Retann Judalam In the Halted Stoles and Canada RoUti Schoolman has overall reapon HbUity tarlhe dkraclton of the oaltaMl provvn of aorvioe to Uw Hi Refarm rongregatlons with thr I'AHC and the efforU of the lOfadueatioapHband all Interdepartmsolal aeUvitles wUlapaak as he haa to M* of dttao to ihiUi

larvlces oosiducted by Mr Sam Sacks

B'nai Jacob Adas Yeshuron 8BRV1CES : I ttam : la m Memorial aervices will be held at Pteosant Hill Ceme tery 42nd and Redkii Ave on Suoday, Sept M (ram 10 to 10 4i a m Cantor Lea Pol tman will condurt the aar-

Dr. Sher Home ivicn: Dolly airftateday: I a ip Men and women of the commuitlly arr invited to participate In the services

Offutt Air Base •arvloaa are oonductod to the Capahan Chapal on the second and fourth Friday of mooih. I p m An Oneg ipllows the aarvlce. ra "—^H'I^^ by RoUMSydncyL HofTman

RahM Sidney H Brook*. Rab^ Barry L WelnstMnand CMlarGallP KarpwlUoffld ate llam

BARMITZVAH Lsnj riwdMaiii. son of Mr. ad Mrt. JonoM H Oor*•H. Will become a Bar Mtu vah on FYtday evening and Saturday mamlng. Sept B andZS

Lincoln B'nai Jeshurun IBRVICEB Ipm InaltfiU Mto the Mrs Jean Shaw will iponaor the Oneg Shobbal

Lincoln Tifereth Israel KR VICES Ipm Mamfaig service la m Mondays aad Thuradays 7 isam

SHUKERT'S MEATS & DELI MIdWIIIIwn* Oer ptmnt to msaected daOy by ttw UtOA TM* IS Of aroowci ana securMy In wrtiataee IIM hnawtoaps Ihet leoyncas •Oualslaound K«shsr,0(*isf<

(BI«SMd an Thou, 0 Lord, Otir God, Kng of th« Untverw, Who safKtifi«s us by. His Cotnmondmcnts ond hos cotnmandcd us to kmdt* the Sobboth^lightt.)

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Mr and Mrs John Siret announce dto Mrth Aug 11 of a son, Lawrence Daniel Grandparent* are Mr* Betty Schwsru and the late Uuto SchwarU and Mr and Mrt Jullu* Slrel Urvsl grandlparanU are Mrs Ma* KopUn. Mrs Rose Zack and MrtCuflttoStrof

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SENIOR SCENE For the "over-60's" to resd and enjoy! Tu«tdoy morning th* Old Timers hoti the firtt in what will!>• thr*« opportunitiM for t*nior citizvnt and concerned m«mb«rt of th* community to talk obout futur* living arrong*m«ntt for older odiiltt. Soul Smiley of Minneopolit and hit ottociote in hit consulting firm hod on open question and ontwer session with about 50 Old Timers obout tf>e needs for apartment living, care ftKilitiet. a new home for tl^ oged. titet, timing, etc. Another "Town Hall" nr>eetlng will be held Wednesday night. October 4 and Thursday, October 5 with a slide presentation also. Please plan to come if you ore ovr 60 or the children of parents who will be interested in other living arrangements in tfte next five to 10 yeort. • •*•• "Born Yesterday" it a fun show. Come to tfte matinee pertormorKe at the "J" Sunday and toke in the Health Fair alto. Make retervotiont, 334-8200, and atk o friend to

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• •••« Hove a hoppy New Yeor or>d stoy well to enjoy all our wonderful activities. And for a noppier holidoy if you ftove no fomily oround. don't be olone for holiday meals. The Sher home is offering fiospitolity, just make retervotiont in advance. Shalom I

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•OS The .Society of Survivors will meet on .Sund^u', Sept 24. 7 p m in liiwm 1(1 ul Ihe-Jewish (i)mmunlty (Vnler CARBBR WOMEN OF HA DAHAM The Sept 24 meelinK dl the home of Mrs Abr M'Oter lias be*n canrelM Aniioufii'i' meni will tw mad*' ri"0iiri1in({ the next meeting HADAMAH The Hadassah Oneg Shah

bal (jrouramii at lh<- Dr Sther H •Mce ai; '.< at 2 p III riHry »III lir IM-III >IIK <> a month thereafter The frilirirommunily may attend The rwidents awl visitors will be entertained this month hy The Israeli I'llgniiidKf iil l«7» • Miriam Meyefton and Eve Meyenwn are the ccurhair men

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Pe-Po-Co Seeks Volunteers Memben or the Pe-PfK'o bmmllce i People Power brp*) of the JewlA Commu Ky Center have qwnt time tn le part wMks «xpUiiitng the lovHliWiMniorclti mcraupi "M*ny of our older idults •ve plenty o( time to tpmn fti plenty o( energy." expl Ined Maxtne Klnhenbaum 'e PnCo chairmin "We wnl them tn know that there many areas in which their me and taienli can he uti-

Hr« Drill A rire drill at the Jewish Sommunlly Center lait weelt mptied the buUdtnc o( all per In lets than two mm according to Phil Co( Ian. executive director Mr Cofman uld the "excdn(" rMponae was due to copcrallon between sun and parUclpatlnn in mier (unctions at that lime He said tkai drllU will be pvtedlcaUy and that aO vtalton to the oontimie to follow the jglNkad procedures

llsed" "Our volunlevrs are not llm lied to senior citltens. either," Mrs Kirshenbsum rm phaslxed PePo-Co Is people young and old, who are willing to volunteer their time In any rapacity " Among the areas In which volunteers arc needed are I Theater-People are needed for carpentry work, painting, scenery, sewing cos lumea and to help In the box office

with the Holl(la)!i cominfl soon, to help with Holiday proiecU The J(X needs volunteers In order to continue its diversi fled programming, while kep^ ing the Centers expenses down and allowinfi the JCC to offer the njembership excel lent programming. Mni Ktr ahenbaum said Persons mterested in the program may call Maxine Kirxhenbaum. B34SIK. lor further details

JI-KI s\l f M iJTAi Or.I imposed ear lirr I' '<> a I'krainian court in Dtmeliik on lour (ieorglan Jews wan clearly an act ol snti Semitism a spokesman lor the Shomer Aohl Anochl 11 Am My Broth er's Keeper i said here

From liW2 to the pn-wnl the JNK Blue B<» hab IK-CU pi.l1 ;i i,i;.ii. in the Jewish h' fiHfundiitoaidin ih' ,, I a nation The JNK envelopes have been mailed Volunteers who will ailleii from the Blue Boxes include Mmes J. Mil

ton Margolin, l>ronard l>ewis, l^wrence Kpstem. Nathan Otmple. NMI (iivenler, Harry lioldlierg, Morri.s (jnisMi. n Janild Kohll, Abe Mdiu, Mever Kuhin. Maunie Schwartz, Harry Schulman. Harr\ .Smith Nathan Turner and I'hin Winlraub For a Blue Box or a dunalia to the JNF call either nf ih Hadassah chairmen Ann' Margolin, .553 46««, Bert l,ewis. 553-6221 PIONEER WOMEN There will lie a regular monthly meeting at the home >il Uaii Siref 1615 No 58th Street on Tu«'Mlay, Sept 26, t p m Please rail (iail Abramson, 3335415 or 1/eah Siref. 5SD 3584 If railing rommitlees don't reach you for reser vatiofUi

The lour condemned men were among J4 persons non Jews and Jews, who worked m a textile factory near Baku on the Caspian .Sea

2. Aquatics-Anyone who has some background In swimming can assist In swim ming classes Also, a person Is needed in the mornings to work In the basket room ] People are always needed to volunteer their time In the membership office and to do typing. lUIng and haip aend out mailings 4 Nursery SdMoi-tbe chll dren wwiid love loimniia to read stortcs to them and abo,

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Dr. UwaadUawtfc rrada, are now making tMr to Ttora Nova, a ttowfti al Houtton. Tex . where Dr •Mrinral to doing reaaarch ^^btgoiico ^fMa^Kkwaltoai •(IkeL . . •( TodaMtogy aad to a Harvard Uatveralty alumnut Hn fareoUareMr and Mrt Mar rtoBo0idMr«l Omaha World-Herald Mill tary Aflain editor •award r waa awarded the Vctero( rtntpt Wanr gtM award and dtatton al lUonal oonvcntton held lytaDalat, Tei. award to given aoaually

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New Hospital Lounge JeruMlem Nathan and Bcmtce S Tannanbtum - riw It naUonal praaldcot ot H«dMub, be heada New Vort Ctty accountlog nrm - dtdlulad a new kiiafe at the Hadaaaah^He6r«» Uolmitty MMHcai CaUr it ElB Kanm, whicb CM be tatd tar Id raciptloM. U«aliy canrad oui of the air, tiM IMU a OMOMiM «*w UM alfiiMM In Iha Urfli boipltal '%Mt li M U^" Mn. TaoMabman aptaUiad. "that «• oould MM oanwt any areM •Iraady In lae." Tba dadleatlM took plac* durli« the National Bo4ud Meeting, prtor to ttw official cpmli^ ol the Ml National ConvenUon wWcb mMU

John ( avanaugh. curn-ni Representative in i ongrcss from Nl' rorid l)is trict.wi ' sfx'aker a< Ihe l.ii. ...ir.ii.ii h iiai M nth RrcognllUin Award ( ercmony for Omaha's retiring firemen and police officers The award cerenmny. spun •ored annually hy Omaha's (.'omhusker Ixidge of B'nai R'rith will lie held al 2p m on Sunday. Oct I. at the Jewish Community Center The re-

(iri-es. accompanied hy their families, will he honored dur ing the prtigram and individu aliy awarded Certifiiates ol Appreciation The*pnigram will also in elude remarks b>' • : President .Stevi f'ublic Safety 1)H.VM„ ,.,, iiam McDonnell, and Police and Kire Chiefs. Richard An denion and Vemon Van Scoy A receptimi m honor of the retirees will follow the program

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Bui the acting ol Cam Cart . women, which Inrluded a I hip features a gem of a perfor er and company was involving rabbi and in Kpuuxipal prteM, KJWH K(iii.Tt iiirl. director mance by Ham Carter, whose enough lo make tlH-se matters irappicd with the emotional of (he universily's Holocaust portrayal of Billie Is aj>ure de seem relatively unimportant ly-dtarged prablenu o( teach itudles program and ul the light Her range Is ma^lHly The hotel sulle selling was de Ing the HolocausI In public and Stone Saperslein Center lor cent In the role thai won Judy signed by Kalph Murpbey private M-hoult, al the Flral .!<•" •''• •"' Mlon. a sponsor <>l Holllday an Oscar Ms Carter "Born Yesterday" playi Summer Intltlulr im Trachmn " said the reoult* kept the audience enthralled through Sept 30 on iStur^ the HolocausI held lor lour 1,: -'. [IS k) maintain and sympathetic with her days. S.i' I Sundays contact with thone pnrfeHion comic flair and sensitivity alUpni matinees al* who are commuted to lea Her progrettsinn from a are scheiluiiu MU xpl 24 and chinK the Holocautt to yoiing brauy broad lo an emanci Del 2 al 2 pm If this pri)du<' people " paled woman in control of her lion is an- .".'•• n the78 7« He uld the inKlitule was the destiny was played with unu Center ii will I* first in a series pl;inn<'d for lu sual llnesw- and dignity while 'im'ofqu 1 jinmenl ture Mimmer?! Mark E Balmoot. wn ol Mr never missing a laugh Her One of llie problems they final exit lo applau.se left her I and Mn Joseph A Belmont. ^•l recently admilled lo the tackled was how lo convince audience wanting more HHraaka Bar in rerrm(>ni<»> M'hiiol ofliciali thai the Nazi This memorable perlor Puahkdi nSwre the Nebraiika Supreme horriin. should he mentioned mance was supported by'a . The l.utiavilcher Kelthe ^ catl of veteran Omaha actors Courl Mark received his Jurui in cla.vrfii al all has called for a revilaliza(K>n Do<4or cum laude from Kahbi llirt said each leclurr Don Fiedler was well casi as of the practice of ke<>pinwa f'rrighlon i:niver»lty in May. was liillowed h> a reaction' Harry Brock, the millionaire I'uslikeh 1 charity txix i in the iy78. and tucreufulty com- leMiian. marked tjy utronii ex Junk man who is Billies male home This box .should be con pipted the bar examinalinn In presskms of personal involve chauvinist foil spicuous in every Jewish July He ^ .."...«..,ii\ amoci men! Fiedler complemented hi-r home. BO that It will continual lied with < iw firm Une participant, Dorothy well and displayed his menace ly remind those living or visil olMciira!!.. . .'.Malley. (jrotx. who has been teachlnK wilh great energy Hich Volta. ing there of Ihe sacred Mil? Kratz. I>wyer, U'l^ary and the Holocaust In her social as the writer hiri^d tiy Br»Kk lo vah o( charity, and enable one Manin. I* (• studies class al the Hillel day educate his mistress, was e| upon irupinillon or otherwisi' M'h<iol in IjwreiK-c. Mast, . lor fectlve in an underplayed If) contribute, as fre<|uenll) as einht years, sdid she had al style possible, no mailer how large way-s been amazed that there Sociol Stationary (iene Driscoll. HriK-ks al or small the contribution, to a IS DO textbook that Klves Ihe lomev and moulhpie<e. had Wedding Invitahoni worthwhile cau.s<Holocaust more than a par agraph She said she includes les tons on the fair of American Indians and the Black slavery pxpjTieiice lo give her stu The Health * Physical Kdu that have forced entire fami dents a aenae of empathy with lies to face important issues cation department in conjupc alloppretiMtiniupt l620Horn«y 343 3144 lion with the Annual Family such as nutrition, exercise and Health Fair has arranged a wMghl management lecture, "Nulrilion A Fami The program is designed to ly Affair" to be held on Tues be of particular Interest to day Sept 26, from lo to 11 M parents hut Is open to all memam at the JCC bers of the community interArlene Lathrnp, lupervlaor ested In learning more atiout this topic There is no admis of Out Patient Nutritional Ser sion fee for this program vii-e» and Marilyn Meysen burg, diellaan, of the Health Bahy silling s-rvice will be Professional Center at St Jo^ available upon request and a seph Hospital will be the (ee will be charged q)eakeni For reservations, call Jan, Secretary. 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