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Ihriiughoul Ihe Iniled Stales attended Ihe seven day ron 'les vent Km "II Just wasn t enough time 'me luJiii over lo visit all of Ihe It ' .ml groups cilltles and »e» that Hadassah liil-MiiK >••••:• Mrs Pred told Ihe Jewish (>ress "One of Ihe highlights n( Ihe trip, the one providing gre.il emotional impact was that ol personal (amily inviilve menl." she said Mrs Pred president ol ihe local chapter ol Hadassah, also had served as president of the Aberdeen, S D . chapter in 1K2 Her mother was active in Hadassah. and her lather was a life long 7.lonisl so Hadassah and Israel were part ol h«'r up )>.,, 1 |ur l)< M'l bringing. Mrs Pred ex plauMd When I loured th« Hadas uh hoaplUI and saw my lami ly's names inscribed in Ihe memorial book and on ihe Wall ol Healing In the court yard, it was a time of emotion al fullillmenl And touring Jerusalem »as s coming htime exp«'n ence There just is no other place like It in the world It MarUyn Pr«d. pwrtdent of the Omaha Chiptor of Hadassah, rnlured my whfile oullixik on •hows a sp«d«l •dllloo of The Jeniaalcm Port which she Israel ami I could readily un -('imtinuedonPageSi brought back from her recent trip lo Israel tab's national there More than andRueiil<; r^, MU.OOO n I II '-• li7U ilLipi.:-
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Marilyn Pred's Trip Filled with Emotion It vtas » coming home e« penence filled with emotion andeihilaration This 1» how Marilyn I'red fiummed up her recent vi«il lo Israel a* a delegate to Hadai.
pui together "•' (Mher notable lecturer* ap pcanng wxl week are Dr David Nod Preedman from the University of MichiR Near Easteni historian an linguist, will lecture on the ' ilramatic find at Kbia. Tell Mardlkh, Syria In IS75 thousands of clay lablels i covet- • • ' • n ()t Ita lian '" If* I'nivi-. 1 , ii .> ;•• fr'im
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After neariy Iwo yMrt of plannlnn. (he FeMlval of BtbM ral Art and Ardiaeoiogy opem to the public. Sunday. Oct 29 a( 2 p m al Ihe Jewlih Com niunily Center The eihibil and related lecture*, work ihops ' ''•'•<; will run tiirotit ' 21 Or !.> -1 .ir,i«-l. an Uraell
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COUNCIL BLUFFS. LINCOLN. OMAHA Omaha. Neb FriOctobet 27, 1978
Christians and Jews and Im manuel Hospital He is on Ihe Budget commillee ol the I'nit ed Way ol the Midlands, a member ol downtown Kotary club and se<-relar> of the Highland Country Club
has announced tud>J Slaaburg as general cochairman lor lh«- 197)1 Israel B<ii..l r.,iiii>..n(ii *hi<h *ill be h .
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ble The price of war was high for IsraH," Mr Skirturg said, •but the coat ol peace will be even higher and Israel is ready to pay thai price " He added, "Whal went on at Camp Uavid was raafflrmed In the vote of the Kneuet Ills a giant step forward, a step wMch mvolvea the Mure of I*raal and the future o( Jews In Uwrtatol the world" Mr SloriMfg wa» twice ckatrman ol Ihe PM* Setter
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Where's the Roof? Loula B Soiemoa
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