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M MisMon Joe Klnhenbaum and Harten Noodle, 1979 Combined Federation Cochairmen today that the community Fact Finding Mission to Israel scheduled for Nov V (hrougt) Dec. 6 is all •et "We have had a very |{ood response to date," they said. They stated there are only 10 spaces left for couples or singles on this all fir8t<lass trip and urged those interested in participating to contact IxMj .Solomon. Federation executive director at 334-8200 by no later than Monday. Oct. 90 The Mission is t>elng nibsidlxed by a "gener^ubsk grant' to the Federby the Uvingslon tFotm Foundation
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Jewish Press Requests Early Federation Data TtK- Jewish Prwu Is researciitng Uie early iilstory of ti»e Je* ish Federation of OmaJia and IIR prede oeoor welfare agencies, and is calling upon its readerahtp for aastatance. "We ire looking for a complete listing o( all prrvkMiB Federation presldenU. photographs of them, and wtiatever historical informallon and pbotograpta that people nuy have Involving past Feder ition aclivilles and special evenU," said Morris Maiine,aditor Those possessing such material, or those who may have knowledge of Federation activities going back to the eariy 190Os would be Invaluable resources and are urged to call the Jewish Press office at 834430O. Mr Mailnetald
Morton A Richards,! v»e«pf*«l«l«»l of Uic Jewish rederauon ol Omaha. «ir suit of lirad Mh Annh«nwn Omaha-Israel Dtrnier of State. hunaa> xiv 19 Annoiaw«lM«i of Mr RIchard'i lelectMn (or the hoaor was made by Joe 1 Jplon, Omaha chairman lar Stale of Israel Bonds Upon accapUnc Mr Rkhardi obaerved that be coitfd not help but lie reminded of this year's Hl^ Holiday theme, "Prom Holocaust to RcdemptlMi" The Slate o( isrH^i ».is i«irn out of Uie aahci of Uie Holocau' enter the final !*««• "f Israd Mry year, withe Uik of ^ louidatlans « ve tliai peace for wti .i-ss it is first ecoremii uri "By pMd I reimiroeslo the lerurlty ami NinnnUi ul Israi-I WP can help Israel ucvtvi Ih*- lnrluouh liul Klciriou-s road from the desiruction of Ih. the Redemption o( buildinK Ihi II liatOfKeourprivllegcaiKlour nspmiMi'in ty l>et US no) hesitatr to malii' » firm commit ment " Information regardloK participallon In lh«Dinner o( Stair can be ntit ••••'•'" ' •"••••m 1177. Mr Richards 15 ch.i —* Group of Alco SlandanI' ber of Ihp Board of DIKSavings and Uian Asscxi. . I larkton Memorial Ho^>lial He Is a trwitee of lh<- Milton l.ivmf(iil(>n Koundatlon. the Boys ClubK of ilmaha and the Omaha Industrial Foundation He If I past presMenl of th< ! '>' Omaha and the Nebraska Hw v
The Federsthm's Central Planning and Budnettaig Committee will continue lU I97S buditel review of departments onOct 2SandOcl B The an nual review started on Get 15 Mary Fellman. Federation president, said thai members of the Jewish community are invited and encouraged to at tend any and all of the meet tnci Wattaasdsy-Oct B 7 pm Community Rela tlons Committee S p m - Department of Jewish l-^ducalian
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He IS a vice president of the Jewish Keder allon of Omaha, m which he h.is brrn active torover W years in var. <N Mr Richards«T\<' nfBonds (or Israel on Ihn i-TTT, and M-isilinneri i s
Daniel Nathans Shares Medicine Nobel Prize ByJoaephPolakorf
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Dr Daniel Nathans «. direc lorof IIM-mil r'iliic,l<iLi\ ilcprtrt meni .• IKHII ofMe<li' • Mn<<1S7J. I> one of Ihree »cienll»l.s to Share the l»7« Nobel Frite (or Medicine Nalhanit who became the leconil American Jew to win a Nobel Phie this year. »hare» the award with SWIM microhl ology Prof Werner Arfien »( Basel and Hamilton O Smith, also of .lohns llopkinii The award ol 1140.000 Is Inr their eniyme genettcal re»earch Previously Isaac Bashevis Singer the renowned Yiddish writer, was awarded (he I97H Nobel Prite (or Literature AniniiB Niilliiin.s' niiriierous I was
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Bulletinl Dr Daniel N;ilh.ias ic the uncle o( Mrs .Arrmld I Judy/ Carniel. ol l.iiiidin Mrs Carmel told the Jew ish Press that her father a expected to acctimpany his brother to Slockholni to observe the Nobel f*rtte ceremony She said also that she plans to visit with her uncle at a (amily reunion In Wllmlnitton. Del . over Itie ThanlisRivini! holiday
Nathans, who Is on Ihe editorial boards u( two medical journals, has been a leader In
research nn Ijinli.gy and viro log) fni ii ijtiieration. was chairman «( Ihe American Cancer Society committee on cell biology and virology and on the advisory commiltee n( Ihe Natumal Cancer Insti lute s vlni!. cancer program Me was awarfle<l the Sel man Waksnian Award lor ml irobiologj in 1967 and is a MiemlX'r o( the Americiin Aca d«-iny u( Art!, and Sciences Nathans born in Wilming Ion Del was graduated (rom Ihe I niversity ul Delaware and received his medical de gree from Washington I.niver Illy in .St L«iis (our years later He Joined Johas Hopkins as an assistant prolessor in 1962 He and his wile. Joanne (lom- I berg Nathans have three | ions. ranging In age (rom IS to j 21
Ancient Jews, Lands and Peoples By RabM JeoalliaD Roaaobsam TIM Matnw BtMa Is prImarUy history It is mainly conccnwd with avMls which began with the first Patriarch, Abraham (daM by scholan to approximataly im BCE) and ended wttti Uw lM( of Ihe Biblical prtasU and historians lappnKtataMyMBCE) BatwsMi ttwae h»o hMorlcal poinU. the Israeiltes esperi «ncedE|ypUanbondate.UieEsodus(ca IBO B C E. I, Iha OODoBMlsflhspswaiasdlaadofCanaanitasBCE i.theperiodof tha Judgss who protactcd thrir IsraeiHas from Uwlr Canaanlte Hljrtiin lea. laD-lOl BCE. i. Iha unllad klagtan at David andSalsniMica t«MB). the dtvlslan of Isrsai Mo two sspar«la aaUam, UM evsotual deatnKtkm of the Nsftbare Ktagdom sflsraribythsAasyilamlnTa/l B C E, Uw Babylonian Exile a( Ite Itnwlhsni ldi«^ o( Judah ISIS B C E i and Uie subse^ t ntwn el Ihe Jews to their homeland iS» B C £ ) under Mt^apaf the FerslswEmpsror. Cyrus UwGraat Mssniwlsml r (h* valWv between Uw Tlgha and EtqihratM
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RIvsrs. Is Ute source of the earliest known clvUUatkm Beglnnli^ about 3000 BCE in Uw southern half of Mesopotamia, a people known as Ute Sumertans produced an elementary system of wrltlna This achievement was by no meana Uteir only accompllshmenl Having come to this area sometime In Uie preceding mlUsntann. Ute Sumerlans peaaeaaed an oraanlied. poiyUielstIc rallghM complete wiUi holy illarature and a dlscemihie Uieology By about mo B C E , Uiey had established s system of clly lUtes KIngriilp passed from the leaders of one clty^Ute to the nilc of anothar and precise system of administration emerged The Soaarians apoka s languaae which la unraialed to any oOier known. From very early times. Samites seem to have oc Cloned naltfiboring areu HMsa paspiss voka AkkadUo, s langnagi raialad to talsr PhsaalciaB, Habraw, Aramaic, and Arabic. By about 23S0 B C E , die first of the great Semitic kmgs. SarfM tt Akkad, had subtugatod Uia Sumerian rtilers and placed soiabani HaaopoUmla under his domination. Despite this mllttary domhiallon, Sarfoo's Semitic dynasty adopted
much of Sumerian culture, religion, and literature Sargon'i dy nasty survived until about 290 B C R when It was destroyed by . Invaakmsof mountain people from the east known M the Gull I The Gull held sway in southern Mesopotamia for a century" but were ultimately displaced by the re^mergence o( Sumerian power under a king called Dtukhegal The latter was himself overthrown by his own sutwrdlnale, a certain Ur-Nammu, who! established the third <lvnasty o( Unknown simply as llr III) lit 1 should be remci Abraham and his family came from Ur,quitepossll>i Mte J Under Ur-Nammu and his successors, Sumerian culturel reached Its classical phase Literature Increased and old traditions were probably formally recorded (or the (ipil lime Among i)(hc >'Hurvlved Is a list"' kings| whi iithoaewhowere'' uod" and thiK>e afterward. I Continued next week)
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Uke Ahad Ha Am who. when toidtwck In UM twaoUaa that the Tel Aviv peUeo had apprehewtad MM llnl JawtA UMaf, w|iiti< thai laraei had bar«ial.UkaaUaaUeM Or we eaa rapal thai our dream of a new way of life to
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Temple Israel onvicEs Prttqr:! lipm Sarvtces wlU be hald Ui liw TemitlcCiMpri RaUX Skbicy H Brook*, lUM Barry L W«>iiitMii and CartarGaUP KaipwUloMMale RabM WahMtola wlU f^iMk OB "Sufekal -The EarKaal Ecoiofy Laaoon We lUU neadlo learn" Following the icrvlcei Tanpla Ivaal Staterlwod will a^paetal OnagSiabiRacMBMdMr. Ilw mwty ilartad tfanuwr o( Oiatrlcl a. Nattonal radarilkai o( Taniila Siatartioodi Ham Siitkat 4 Eveirinf Service* 7 SO p m . Sunday. Oct Zt. wlUi Hakolot and SUndiat Torah, (oUowInc whldi there will be Kldduahln UieSukk^ Manring Faatlval Servtoea II:«0am Monday.Oct 23 BATHmVAH M Itaaaa, dautfiler o( Mr and Mra. Jany Raaaa will become a Bat MItivah on Friday rvening and Saturday mom MR.Oct lOandJI OOUPLBCUm Temple Israel Couplea Club Scavenger Hunt .Saturday, wiUbcglnat7pm witheveryOM gatbertnft at Temple It raal bafore the Hunt bef^ MBLKHOUBSCHOaL Sattrday and Sunday SdMol will be bald at Tanpie Urael at UM iMUal Noun o( • am and iea.m. raapaetlvaiy JiMioraiatr wlB mat(M:St am. Sunday. Oct. B Atapb Hebrew Oaaa will meet Oct M. «-» p m.. Beth Hebrew Oaia wUI meet Oct 34.M 15pm Oalad Hebrew Claat will meetOct S.4^S 10pm Confirmation Clan will maet with Rabt)i Brooki WadBMday, Oct S. 4 p m Raoaaa: There will be no Cimmel Hebrew Claaa on Thunday, Oct M
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4ietivities Betfi El
Beth Israel aCRVICES Prtday: KabbalalShabbaK iSpm MonUngSarvtcet «a m YoulliSarvlcaa: lOa m lllneiia<:lSp.m S'eudof6 t&p.m S'etidoa will be by Mr and Mr* Jack Epalain In memory of SamEpatem Ma-artv and Havdaiah 7 pm •wiMj Mill iiRiiriiii Morning Sarvlce ( a m All Sunday SdMMl and Til miaid Torah daaiet will meet with their atudenU In the Sanctuary at 9 IS a m to )oin In the Hoihanati Kabbah aer vice and to participate In the Hakafot Sunday.Oct 22.6 »am OHdudkv Oaya ol Sokkol Shemlnl \tietH. Sunday Evening and Monday. Oct O and a MInctia Maanv.ClSpm
Shachrlt.« 4i a m YouthServicei. lOam YtZXOR, lit m SImchal Torah, Monday EvenlnnandTueiday.Oct. a andM MInchaServlcr. < l&pm Ma-artv and Hakofoi (Torah Proeaaaloni, T:»p m Shachrlt (Momlnc Service), I 4Sim YouthServicei. 10 am PAMDfnMBTINa Un Tbunday, Uct X. S p m, all parent* of Cantor Fettman'i Kltah Zayin (7th gradt) will meat lor their accond msnlkly mealing.
Council Bluffs B'nai Israel : ta.m. : tarn Servloa* oondudad by Mr Sam Sack*.
Sabbath Candlmllghfing rrMay. Oc«ok«r M. Mt p.m. f rM«y, OctoWr 17, NM p.m.
Lincoln B'nai Jeshurun
IBRVICB: Rabbi Kaonath Bromberg, CanUir Chalm Naiman and the Beth El Cboir wlU conduct Ite •ervicea
SCRVKKS: Pi1day:ipm Slmdiat Torah - Comecra ttonofnewaliidanla CMMran'* aennonette SMarhood Runza dinner
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mortal Plaques Seudah Shllxhe«t In .Sukkah.
llncfeatTorab Oct 23MlMtui«30p m Followed by Hakafot. 7pm Ttaaday.Oct Ml:»a.m MIncha Maar1v.7pm
KIDDU8H LUNCHEON A ShafatMt Kiddush iJiiKh ton will be held on Oct 21 and will honor studenU with birth days In the nKmtha of July. Au(usl. .September and October Adult resrrvatloni at 12 50 tach must be made by Wedneaday. Od 2S
B'nai Jacob Adas Yeshuron •CRVICBS: Sab»day:l:45a.m liBiday: lam Holiday lervlcca Oct B. S tndM4 4Sam
Dr. Sher Home SKRVICB: Daly and Sobatlay: tarn Men and women of the community are Invited to oarticlpate In the aervice*
Offutt Air Base Sarvieaa att conducted In the Capehart (liapd on the and fourth Friday of month. I p m An Oneg Shabbat follpws the service Servicea are conducted by Rabbi Sydney L Hoffman
S ]0p m Sunday. Oct 22. Hoahanah Rabbah, Sam Monday. Oct 23. Shmlnj At tcrrl. 9 a m Vltkor MIncha. t 15 pm Krev SImchat Torach. 8 30 pm Tuesday. f)ct 24. SImrhal Torah. 9am MIncha, Maartv.SiSp m
PERSONALS Tha davotad children of tha lota imcok Kati, who was laid to rast Oct. 5 in Chtcogo. thonh Ihair many Iriands ond ralativM (or tftalr axprasiiont of lympothy Harbart C Koli Paorio III.. Mollia and Ervin Kati. Rocklord III ond Barnica and Norman B. Gartdlar. Otnoho.
Borukh Atoh Adonoy Elohcim; Mclekh Htwiom, Ashar Kideshonu B«mitzvotay Vetzivonu lehodlik NerShelShobbot. (Blessed ort Thou, 0 Lord, Otjr God. King of the Univerie, Who sanctifies us by. His Comtnondments and hos commondod us to kindle the Sobboth lights. I
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To the Editor As rhalrman o( the JCC Older Adult program Committee. I extend a personal invlta lion to all win are over 00 to Join with us In our many faceted programs We are delighted to have the large number of "regular at-
on Mondays. Tueadays. Wedneadays and Thursdays But. we know there is still a large group of people who have heard of our activities but have not as yet Joloed with us Ptaaae start the New Year wHii a reaolutkM to meal new people, spend a day in singing, dancing, playing cards, bingo, or whatever pleaaes you sucb aa listening to lecturea. book reviews, musical program*, or joining In a dramatics clan It I* all walling for you and eapeclally all of us working on the program from Mollle Delman, our older adult director. Sylvia Goldtx I ' nt of the Monday). iton Margolin, pri-Mmin m irn-Old Tin>eni 'meelinu on Tuesdays, Betty .Sanford. who heads the Wedneitday (jrotjp and myself. Toby Kagan. for the Thursday Group, are eagerly waiting to meet you Due to the Archaelogical Exhibit al the JCC. we will nut be meeting al the (enter dur ing Octotjer and .November A calendar has been mailed to all ol you detailing our meeting places for the next six weinis If you have not received the calendar please call Kathy. 334-8300. ext 42 On Mondays, we will t>e Oct M. Beth Kl. Nov 6, Beth Israel. .Nov U. Beth El. Nov 20. Beth Israel. Nov 27, iielhKI The Old Timers will meet Oct :)1. Tuesday. Beth Is rael. Nov 15. Wednesday. Temple Israel. Nov 28. Tuesday. Beth Israel Wednesdays, we will meet Nov 8 at Temple Israel Thursdays we will meet as uaualalBethEl Toby Kagan
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"From Here To Eternity" Saturday, October 21.1978 7 30p m Wmnaf of ngM Actdamv Award*, including Ba*l PK tur* Bun Lancaatar ptoyt ih« irou Mad Fm Sargaani avlm n hav ng an aftaH Wlt^ Ih* caplam s wif*. CMxya^ Katr Frank Si natra and Donru Raed both won Otcars for thaw work Alao iiarnng Monlgomary Cli«
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JEWISH UFE STYLES AROUND THE WORLD Mwlma Solomon
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(ule the point that a single in dividual can act PKIH' mn. ku tli.in ;i Kroup so ^• vtntile a itroup m , I run the risk o( lennlheninK the dti'ision makinii pmres^ and possibly alienate members (inmp dynamics plays a vital role in JCC affairs We
have (o br as much concci with proress as result ¥vu6tioning commitlees will not only lead to a Job well done, but add meaning to th<- doing of even rout ine tasks Commit lee's ran, will, and do. give people a chance to get to know one another belter, learn to assume responsibility. and herome a part of Jewish Com munal Life The conimittre process also has the potential for strengthening the cultural and educational committment lor tfwse who participate It attempts to increase the Jewish knowledge of everyone ol ils mem bers. al least as it pertains to the given lask assigned All committees at the "J" gel Involved in Ifie Jewish aspect in one form or arMillter Take (or example our Center Stage committee^ It is made jp of [leoplc with essential backgniunds Bui hou many of these people will have any hackgniunrt m what is termed •Jewish Drama " and the work of the actors as tf>ey re late to Judaism•" Hence the people on our Center Stage committee have the opporlu ntly to research Ifie subject mailer and add to Iheir Jewish knowledge
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Special Tuesday Evening Seminar Five Weelcs - 7:30 to 9:30 pm - JCC Inttructon: RattbtMyerKripke, Emeritu* BathEl Synagogue Major Jim McDonald. SAC Coune Title BEFORE CAMP DAVID AND AFTER Octobw31, Novambar?. 14. 21. and a REGISTRATION: Studantt MiH regwtar in each clatt during the first nrtaating Indi vidual clanni wJN ba cat>callad in tha avani of inaufficiani arwolhnant FEES: Tfiara ia no charga for tha daaaaa. Studant* ara axpactsd to purchaaa text for couriaa raquiring tham. Al daaaaa w«i ba fiaid at tha Jawiah CorTMTHjnitv Cantar, 333 So 132nd, Onuha. In caaa of {ndamant MMthar. call tha JCC to aaa if daaaaa ara baing hald.
Twenty-two two year olds just completed the first session of the two year old play group sponsored by the Preschool Department. The Two's have opportunities to participate in large and small muscle activities, art and music activities and beginning social experiences.
Kail* Ftcane*. u|ip*r left, deva) op* a nnF o( confldenceand ac oonpllibiMal a* vali ai devetop larft muaclc caafdiiiatkm *§ ibc make* It to Uw top of the dtmtwr Rayna Maier, lower left, operlnaols with paint and iMauivai* that red and blue make a mm color! Ann SUverman. upper rlghl. goc* tor a prctand boat rtda In the tandtni on the preactnol ptayfround Ijower niht. mack time Is a lavor lie Uinf lor tbaac two year old*!
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IMPRESSIONS ng of the prevwn and a vary inotoiaylBrdM
nvo OMsf the aapecta al BBYO Is the quality on Ihe Inter TWre an ieralaad ^'••Mmm tar MmtlMi« iliillM^lm, M and rawardlar If sr to partldpalc In One of dMM praywna WM the later naUtntf CaovantlM that I wM lor ym Oj ••min •> tJ»' J" >i > <*''»»'<*'"g:?gy ^ telmma Msiigli in stlirr"-'11* MM dw Biidi •< yMik (NtwBcn ktndfrsvlH Md paat amMMT At the "B'nal B'ridi Pertman Camp" ui atarUgit, PennsylvanU I taw TUi TMT tte lyaMMUc* P*«r*"> t* "•*'•*'''* ^''*<^''""' TM mrpi— Tan to M iliiNfir'n pmnrr'- wldi n ytan the youth e( BBYO itlmulatrd emrlMcc at a ormuit aad CMCh U you cnlay bard work. and educated beyond anythin* iMnUiig acw AUli aad dw dMllMir o< llylai lkr«i# ipaca. you CMdd Imagine I am eirited lo tell y«u that tbcn oowiaUct Is lor you. Why wM Join ui and flod «N« how rrihcfT were thrw others that wardiM Md (« gynaaiUct cae be attended the cenvenllen along nw XX; onn* t«o dUtanm typn of fimmaiUc* eiprrl •MM The daaaM are open to all itudHiUwto want lodrveiop with mytell-Sheryl Tatleman. RacM Grunkin and dMlr akUla. OaMce ate arranrd by aft and abttKy levH llMae «iid(«a wto wM le dcvekv Uwir cwnpetrnve ikilU Judy Handleman. all from can try out for tiie fimaaaUc* taam The team repreaenu the Omaha BBG chapten We uw many different levels of (Wlar at halfttae riioM and In oanpelitlon with other dub* Ihe laaa ipandi appiwlmalaly thiwe houn • week lc«rnln| the BBYO and through this operlsnce, our year began with HcMoMB and rautkiH of the Untied sum (;ymnMUci Feder •dM. The iMMoa la crowned off with the NHyMka USGF Uw thru of having shared an event with m other BBYO'en ChamiUnwhlplBthaylt Any youth Wwliid hi the gymnattle efaaan or trying out tram all over the United for the IMID AMM contact Tom SUiman In the PE offtce Thr Statee. England. Canada and ItraH (allprafnuaabatfaOcl SandendDec 17 Seeli^ youth participate In (MRMdyloTryOuinir International conteeU «uch at Sariar W MMaAar BaakattMll Teem, now'i (he tune to itait thinking about bukettwU We Oratory and Storytelling, watching committed teentea hM, tklUa. partlclpaUon and WIHBIIIC The KX* "arrWy M*^ ftfltwt Blw War Tr***^^ "'" ***'* agers participating In bust^: practKe on Monday. Nov t. In the gymnaaium from S to • 30 oeM maatlngi and helping to m^a decisiaM that deter pm TheBtofrStarte>mwUlpUyaneilwih«ieaaBti.compet ins m the MaM Varatty Uafue and agahiat tMna la the Omaha mine the future of our order u araa to addlllon, we wiU haal IhH yean MIdwcrt Raglan Teen^ reallya thrill Uaming liraeli a^ ffttf*"^' ToiimanMnt toi February The lee per player U soiv and dances that really mitaa yotir toes tingle and tS For further informatton call OtuckAmoid your ears ring it )utt t tmall portion of what we all rapeh enced A i^ectal recogmtion of BBC't Mth Aontvertary wat a major event at conveotMMi and I was on the committee with the yoidh leaden to help plan the Birthday Party We hon ored Anila Perlman who wean a T thirt •AniU tVerl Sunday. Uct a, will lee the Mart of ihe men'i valley man It alive and well " Yet. ballleagiielnthegym From* SOIoll »am )olnuilar AnIU Perlman it alive and pre-teaton gamei You can play ai Itttie or at much at very well I tpoke to her and I you desire must uy *e Is tniiy the most Come on out and play, it Is a great way to gH lome ex dedicated, unique woman I erdac and have Itai and good fellawthlp at the tame time have ever met Lett get a (our team league going' Coat It only 12 per We alto met and honored player Teams wiU be selected from a player-captain Mr Monty Hall AZA named draft to tawve equal eempetltlan him the most outstanding RaMaAarlhedMa: auadagr.Oct ».ait Ma m alumnus for the year Wh« eolerlag the gata of Ihe'Perlman Camp" we were greeted by a callage of rla^ iroomt, bunks, redwood chain and the meal baautiful icenery you couM Imagloe We each had a unique meanb»lae»»v
Gymnastics comes alive
the laallng hieadaMp thai we all made Intamatlnnal cii» raaUoB at Camp B'nal B'rttb Pcrtnun WM ti«iy an csperl lofallfaUme of the youth that Ml Ihstr hsMM atrald and unaure of ihaiiiasiTM cane ha«s Bsre oonfUeol to daaUngwtth other patyle. At ctnvantlon they leaned how to build a strong foundation and go back U> their chapten and be a tnir leader of BBYO . To so many people that have really touched my life and uh qiired me in a way that I never Ihoughi WM psaatbie 1 am so grstaftg to have baen fortunate enou#i lo attend this program Yes, BBYO doM have a fot loader If you know of a youth that Is not Involved. pleaM enoeurage them to art bi contact with us We have so much to offer I hope that we can con tinue to grt the support of B nai R nth Men and Women in our own community lor programs wWch help develop our youth Mo productive Jewtih adulU and hopefully nrw memhen of B'nal B nth Men and Women
Calling All Catchers, Setters, Spikers & Kvetches
This year we have a new we arc Impiejiar pre'school swhn. The pnran la caUed i«ilfeOvW«lv~ lawalari lb»uaadasaHirhh<atd iwUboMl Saiaty lUrflab WaahtagFaoe Whale WowtagMMas Fng aMOaerWaiarJwnp
At the end of the year we wUI hand out a certificate that wUl *ow exactly what ihe chUd
absid betaig a whak ar a eUffl. ymi wil know what they are tatting about
Keynote Speaker, Archaeology FegUval
Dr.Ze'evNflilMl, Turtle U MHyflab Plaatll S^HM GMsMisM nyb«Fttbaiida«Mlikldi •urfe AnnswNhkidi Ottv rhatafwtthkkfconbwdi Ml IglunU Wt ha«« a that ^vUodar IsiThecfeMrMar*
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"ANewUraeUte Holy Place Difcovered InSlanl" Sander, October* 4:00 p.m. JCC
Welcome New Members Mr AMrv HarotdEpHaln Mr A Mrs Ronald Rlgule and Family MIdMUaMlaka Mark PraiBock Isaac SdaMbowla DavtdWaltaaky Rlckard L. Goldbarf and Family Mr A Mra Robert Braude and Family Mr A Mn JamM Pcnn and
Family Mr A Mrs Ira Prlluck Mr A Mn Maynard Roaaoberg Mr A Mn Dan RiMn and Family Gerald Lahr EUubethHcCUMkay
Womens "Magic Touch" Health Club _ Canlarl vJiM youtpattaod a . proran w "HI0I Blood Pre» ' sw«. "What It Is and What K CM do lar you" to be held In Iha Health Oub on Tuaaday. NoventerlS.atieiOaffl Oertnidr Gibbe. icred Nurse aad . with the HypertanatonBcfaae-' h^and Treatment Pragran at the Omaha Vetarana AdmlBlstratlan HoaplUI will be our gueal speaker Gertrude hat lor the last two yean helped with Health Edueatlen for teachen of the Omaha Pii)llcSchooU Ms GIbbthM publMhad a number of artldM In Ihe mvslag fMd She U a member of Sigma TheU Tau National Honor Society Nuning Come lyeam How Prctaure It Meatured. Fune-' Is I IkM of the Heart. WhatIt It Blood Pretaure and What tocU Blood Pressure. W^aiilD^H I The Two Number* Mea iitr* 120/«0. Blood Prenure Changes During The Day. How F-moikMiB Can Change Bland Preaaurr. How our Uv tag Habits Influrnrr Hlood Preaaurr and much much More The program It open to all women In progrimt at the J«wlth Community Center. There It no admiiaion I thii program Baby-t ^ wrvice wUI be avalUblel request For reservations, High BlootJ Pretsura please call Jan K . Secretary. The Womeni Magic Phyakai Kducalion Depart Touch" Health aub of yw
Special For Women
The Wonen's Haallh Qi* la gflsihig III nsdar uiemban a trained iveciaMal In BMni cuTM and to ihagi ibiawkig laetalt Mary Kammanr. a beauty tetlinician. will be Ihe MW receptioniat In Ihe Worn ens Health Oub on Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday from 10 a m to 12 » p m and all day on Tusaday from Ift a m lo • p m Her fa dal Is guaranteed to make you alive and ghwlng. it will take yean oft your face Her mani cure Is guaranteed to make your hands snd naUs healthier kwklng and better kmklng Price for Health dub Memben for a farial It only M and tor Noo Health Oub members fi Price lor Hf-alth Hub members for a Manicure It only n and for Noo Mnnten M The Women't Health club occupies a very unk^ spot within the complex of the JCC. li Is a hone away from home, a vacation spot during theefd|i;tyear A cohipllmcntary visit It available thrau^i a guest paM and a ^wctal tWomoolhor a hill one year memhanhlp U available Call Martan Donovan. Wonv ms Health Oub Matseuse^ Managpr or Chuck Arnold lor further information
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THEAuction On Sunday, December 3,1978 Starting Time 1:00 p.m. JCC GYMNASIUM • • • •
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• OuBow Advermmo • • • • • • •
StMlBiHtdRadiil* Vacuum Oeww Bmoctian Aquarium PinlMSMaeMnt row* Took eottttSlTv
• Warm up Smlt
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Bowimo Bat. Shon •> .< )<..< AnuquaMnoi LadMtLeattwfCoai Siaraa AnSqutMimif LadMLaattwCoff Slarao AnequafuSLangrtiM. •. Oorara o( Novelty Kw^o latov Nianttn Pnm o< Bob Davafwv taWTani Oog Caitrad Omnei lo> Sn ITBONMdapoMVam
• Golf
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NEW GIFTS RECEIVED DURING THE PAST WEEK INCLUDE: • Handm«ltA<gan • AdunPany • WaddngOown
• AntiqiNB'tttNa«on« • Cari«haalaM> • gifgadloMllnataa
• Autographad I •ob&bton • DnwieaivaHi
ONLY 44 DAYS UNTIL THE BIG EVENT