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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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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
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Chevra Kadisha ' a^iiel tt tMi BulMln May bt MnplMMnl to , y«l li • vary atetmary of our tradRlM aod rcr adcnUon We ca» t avoid or evade the Nb)«ct of deoUi II it an inrvltaMe reality that <n muot face 19 to Judalan pwacrtboa a very esart matnar for the haadUnt Iwdy In praporatlon lor Preparttg a body lor ' Hnal iMvMakUig la to be ac canpanied. accordiiic lo Jew lab tradttlMal (Mching. vttb acla of i»»cr«iice lor Ihe deecaaed. reflecting our reopect aadaffertion It u looked upon ai aoMMg the greaieK of miti voi to have a part In the Imal prroiralion before tMirlal T ' Jewlib burUI %a ( • -il a (Tievr* Kadi
riu which OMMH a lacrad aoriety In ttle aad la death Ihe human body la a lacrtd vcawl A roccnt TV program^ e» titled "A PtalB Phie Boa." de^ tented to grant dataU the JewMi tradMlan of burtal and depicted the operation o< a Chevra Kadlaba In the Jewith oommuntty of Mimieapdit Many tatfitim by Omaha viewen were nade at that Ume aboMl ihe Chevra Kadt Beth larael gynaanw ha* two Owvra Kadtoha r^upe. lor nan and tor women Their nufflbcn, however, lined to be Increated and more people should be giving the opporlu pity and Ihr pnvHegr o< thar ing In this greal mitivah We are therefore invrting men and women of Ihe com
ty to cooM to a Chevra Kadlaha axplaaatlon-aDddemonatratlan ai^M whleh wlU be bald oa Thiiraday. Nov t. at i p m. to Hw ladal Hali a( Beth laraal Byaapji Rabbi Nadoff wtn aiplala the Hala chle raqulrawaata In prepar Ing a body lor burial Cantor Fettman will inttnirt ui In the manner m which the body it to be waahed and clothed In •hroudi and the prayer* thai are to be recited al this time Or Irving Shapno will ex ptain the madlcal atpectt thai we riwuM be (amiliar with We urge your pretence and participation to thai you ran be called on from lime to time lo riiare In the great miUvah of preparing a bqdy for burial and being a member of the Chevra Kadlaha
World News Briefs Singer at Miami iaaac Batkavia Stager, re^ ctptani of the Ifn Nofad Prtae In IKoratHre, will )oln the de paitmanl «f EaglWi Ui the Col le«t of Arta and Sdeneaa at the Unlvenlly of Miami aa vlaKh^ profaaaor during the ^wlag tamaatcr of iffM In aaiHundng hia appoM ment. Dr Oyde J WtogBaM. provoat and axacuthre vtoeprealdent tar academic affair*, tald Mr Shwer wlU leach a fiction writing teminar for advanced undergraduate and graduate itudentt Mr Singer will alao partlcl pate hi two prafetaloiul writ ing wortxhopi that may l>r
ArchaeologY Exhibit Opens ^^^ I ConI inupd from Page I > ^•UNO, CoUege of Butinett Ad ^BlaJMratMn Audttonum •Sun. Od SLHtB«: "A New larariMc Holy Place Du oovwad In SInal" Dr* Ze e> Iteihel. TH Aviv Univer iity4pm JewithCommu nily Center rHa: ThrBigUig' •Mon Get ID Lactura: The Samatlonal Ditroverlei at EHa" Dr David Mod Praadman. Unlvemty of tMkidgaB4pm.DNO.Col leia of Puatneai Admin Attdltflrhm tatAap: "Ceramic Typotogy Dating the Pait Dr Joe Scger. Unlvcrttly of Ncbraika at Omata l« am. Jewlih Community C«rter PUm: Heteklah'i Water Tunnel." "Zin" II am. 3 p m ,1pm, Jewlah Com muntty Center • Tuea Oct II WwtMMp: "The Kay to BIbUeal Ar ehaaalogy - Patlary" Mt Carol Ralich. National Parka Service and Mr Crait Johnaaa. Unlventty a(NabraakaUDcoln2pm. JawMi OannuaKy Canter "The Big DIT' 11 a m . Sp.ni.,lp.n, JewtfhComnaattty Center •Wad. Nov i Laetwa: "Aawrtte ailaa aad OaaMtcriea - Ma* U^ aa Paleallae-t Dart' Age" Dr. WUlam Dever. Unlvanlty a( Artaona • p m . CretgMan Unlvently.lUggeHall CifeAi^: The Art o( An^ etent Weaving" Ma Mary Jo Honriag. Pndaaalowal Waavar t p.m., Jewlah Commiailly Center •: "The Book and the Idpi," "Ancient Palettlne" liam..3p.m ,lpm, Jew-
lA CommuMly Cmler • llMirt Nov 2 Workahop "Idolt. Pkwi and Swords Metallurgy in Ihr Ancient NMTEMI" Mr UaBrun tag. BaOavue CaMegt 2 p m , Jewtih Community Center nm: The Big Dig" II am . ) p m , J p m . Jewtah Com munily Center Ft* NOV 3Wat«ahap: MHHU lacturUig Karly Tooln Demonstration of Klinl Knapping" Dr Peter Bleed. L'niverttiy of Ne braika Lincoln 10 1 m. Jewlih Communily Center 'The Book and the Idol, ' Andcnt Palea ttoe." and "The Hebrew Script" 11 am . 1 pm . I Community Center have bean l« aaae parting protv lema during the forthcoming Pcathral of Biblical Art and Archanoiogy. Oct II through Nov 21. Phil Cofman. executive director of the Jewlah Community Center, hat announced He said parCng atlandaota will aaaW vtatton and faclll tlet have baan obtained at Boyi Town with abuttle but aarv^oa piwidad (fan Boyt Town aa a rtpdar baaia TMa bua aarviec will be pro^ vlded Monday thru Thunday. 7 p m. lo 10 p m Saturday. I p m lo It p m and Sunday. 10 am loMpm M«ud>ert and their guetfi are reminded thai there n no parking In the cuxular drive at Uta (root of the buUding TMa area la lo be naed lor t laiding aaaa only (Vopara tiaa wMfc partli« adandMU wtn help aUmlaala traffic oonMr
Einstain Impact - An inlrmalional lympoaium to mark the lOOth anUvaraary of Ihe birth of Albart Etaitaln wUI be held here March 14. II7S More than « acteniliU and aehalan from around the world w^il parilclpale in the lO-day event iponaDred by Ihe Itrael Academy of Sclencea and Humanltiet. the Jeruaa lem Foundation and the Aq>en InttHutr for Humanittic Stud
The raatdenta of the Dr. Shar Home bi cnoptratloo with Mary Wine and undar the auaplrtaa of BHnir Chotlm. aaiamtlad "lukket Oin Packagaa ' tor Jawtah 1 lalilaidi IMi« at other aaratog homaa IhiaogHHt Omalia aa hMidaaut gaaluraa af anity airf tolaeaat The Idaa tor ito gW pacfc^a daaatopad to dtoeaaMaa with tkaraatdaataafdwDraMrHame and BdmrChollmEdlth gctaaldar daf!) and JuUa Fox atari packli^
Tarrorists Plot JERt.SAI.KM iJTA. De lallt of an elaborate trrmnal plot to ihell Eilat and ram an exploalvea-laden vetael on the beach crowded with Roah Ha ihanah vocalionen werr dtt cloaed by wcurily aourcei The vetiel. the MO Ion freighter Agios Demetnua. wat ttmk by an Itrael 1 naval patrol boat Sept 30 in SlanI coaatal watert about 70 milea •oulhofEUal
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For Bettor or Worse The daily newspaper tells the story about divorce* in Omaha. With seemingly increasing frequency, Jewtah names appear in the paper's periodic list ot thOM suing for dlvorte. We are concerned. Therefore, we have some recommendations If you are married and feel that you are losing control, don't wait until divorce is the only alternative . Talk with your rabbi, or with Robert Lovelt, director of Jewish Family Services All are easily ac cessible and are knowledgeable to either provide direct counseling or to make referrals to specialIsU If you are planning to marry, consider whether you are acting upon an immediate emotional level, or do you have a realistic expectation based on a willingness to compromise and the acceptance of true equality Marriage is serious, and marriages should not be broken with supermarket speed Hflp is here Use it
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ofnor cauil to HMarty opMad aU I malcylhalllteaUteadaeadtarrental _ to raorder ON ptrciptloM of vkat tranaptrM) tatteatdra^dayt MoraUty othaad to be ei cipt M laalalad lodivkkial MUncM The ufli aaat t( hwnK*^ gave wiy to tte wtetetilr baMtaWy of paatlih The world earatned wWy. iMi wqr Mdltet. uoUl aataUlabad *al oaa Md ratMlta tpwi tapty tMrry or ladad al-
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It la to thia laOar rttpaet that Rama't tragic rtMMe wNfc a Oarwa afDcir wto boetMt an lolt-flail aparaUva eaaaa to Ite ipw aa a vivtd aad iiwaal bKdIJd of Ite
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menttoliechertihed' Savtral Umea I have ^loten before Ite dtU^itful nv UaoMB wto mate 19 tte OldUmart gnop at tte Cmtar Now. to have been remembered kindly by the Oldtlmrn. and maUittayi luch as Eari Stegei and Marv TrcUer. certainly It proof that (orglvcaeat la a ttrong characteriitic o( Jewlthnata WaUyProvotl To tte editor Ware you married at Beth El Synagogue" Had * Bar Mltivah'' Do you have pK turta or louvenlr progruni or •MMorabeJIa you uved (rom a ipaelal event or dinner held at Beth er WHI. ll your dnc nmentatloa of any luch eventi or wmc wotevcn't thou^M of datat aaywhert (rom lai to im Bath a la Merita taatog what you have lo nxhairper Upaey and Kmie Wtatraidi. much of thete won dtrtal memortea will be di> played In connection with tte Mth Amlvanary CMebratton Dinner at Beth El la Hay.
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Ihuyear Tte euphoria Mir i4> l>y hit vlaH to Jaruialem may teve Hwlaliliiil coaatderaUy, but Ite paaMhiHtaa far paaea apawd 19 by Mt ttrik tag gtalurr are ttlll ttrongly withut Avilal denied pcrmlatton to coaw to Iwael. nd hat been Jaitod by (he Soviet luthoritiet on trumped up chargFf ol tret ion Her battle lor her hur tktnd'i Irredom hai made her one of tte penonalttlet of tte year Bnrta gMavaa, chairman o( tte national committee chargad wMh tavcaltgatlng It rael't underworld, created t itir wtan Mt report oonflrmed ^fevtaua allagattont about tte extttanea of network! of In lirtH Mr mttrnal (or both poltce tnd legal arlHNi Death cut ihort hU carf«- be fore Ite year wu up Thooe are the ten for thui year At 1 memory Int. wtut do you recall about lul year's ten namei Charlie Biton Simha fChrlkh. Prof Milton Friedman. On AmM Horev, Avraham (Xer. I>rah Kabin, ItabbI Alexander Schlndler, Samuel Ftato Sharon. Yigal Vadin and Aihrr Yadlln
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to increase ll>e commilmenl of members and brrwden the base nf tlnantial Mipport In addition more voiunleem will be sought to cope with Ihr kMiter hours of Hadassah > new Bargain Bos store She added that attempts will be made to secure fur Omaha a style show of hamlmadr goods produced by the stu denu ot Hadassah s Compre henslve High School in Jerusa lem Mrs Pred said that adding la the escltemeni of her vinl was the apportunlly to he there during the historic (amp David peace negnlla iHins II was Just a wonderful time to be in Israel at Ha dasaah s first aallonal ainven tioo there, and to be there at a time when peace was at
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Carol and Uuyd Gladden an nounce the birth of a daughter Michelle Uel^i. on Oct 10 The Uladdens also have a son, Str ven Crmd^ntAti are Mr and Mrs ArthurJacobsonandMr and Mr* Wayne Gladden of Seattle, WaA Former Omahans Mr and Mn, Mark Klein of l^erwTia. Kans . ann«un<-e the t)lrth o( Ihrir fir«l child, a daughtrr Ashley Hanielle Palrmal grandmother i> Mr> Pauldrollm.i' <i( Iiniaha and m* Shavtnee MISKHKI Km^ .i. and Mrs Jiiseph Cn-mobiA ol Omaha are matemal grand parents Mr and Mrs Steven M Friedman announce the birth Oct 3 of a Mm. Jeremy Isaac Grandparents are John J .Sh(»i»er of .San FranciK-o. Calif Mrs Rartiara Jean .Shooter and Mn. I H Fried man both o( Omaha
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A committee representing the Federation Library Book Sale and the Gift .Shop coordinate activities for the Archaeology Festival From left are. Clorla Wagner. Jean Ann Kruplnsky, and Irene Klein children and teachers As Is usual at the annual Book Fair, games, books and calendars will be sold during the archaeology exhibit for h<illday and other gifts Th«'s<' Items will remain on sale throughout th«' holiday season al a special booth set up near the Library In addition, the Festival cat alogue. a professionally^ signed book »(library quality.
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THE JEWS. THE GREEKS AND THE ROMANS A HISTORY OF THE JEWISH STATE FROM THE MACCABEES TO THE DESTRUCTION OF THE SECOND TEMPLE Rabbi Hanry Karp. B'nai Jashurun. Lincoln
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Uuti end Carmen Wars (haw of Loa Angelaa will makr a ipaelal trip to Omaha on Sal .Oet M Theirpnvatecol lactlon of Near Eastern arti facts will be on kwn in a fea twed exhibit at the Peatival of BMtcal An aod Antiaaolagy. ipMhg to the public Sunday. Oct Sal 2 pm allheJewWi Community Center In addi (too to nearly HXI Iteroi from I Warachaw Collection, an MMUIcalartlfacUwiU • oMbM at the Center . Nwv». Warachaw laid in a lele^ Intorvlcw Monday that travala fiatpwnlly to Israel a and baa met many
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al the Festival In Omaha wUI be com ing here to see them Or Joel) Seier arihaeolo gut and KestlvalDirei-tor has high praise for the beauty and variety of the omamenu. pot tery. Roman i^ais. sculpturp, srals and other obtecls that are part of the Warwha* Col iM'tion al the Kesiival rxiiibil He met Warschaw in l/Oii AnR fin last year wtien hr *«il there al Mr Warscha* » re quest to appraise an artifact Seger says. We are pleased thai the Warschaws are join Ing the Omaha community lor Louis Warschaw Uie opening of the Keslival. and we're especiall> grateful Warschaws to stop at the Fea to have so many ob)ects kom Uvai exhibit are Rsffi and liteir collection as part of Ihe Sarah Briun Or Braun is exhibit " chief restorer of antiques at active ihe Israel Museum in Jeruaa leas He haa been vacatlonUig lor many years to Jewish life in Camarato and is s cloae to Ua AngalH He wai preai dMd of the Jcwiib Canters A» friend of the Warschaws Many items In the Wara aadaUan to th* Ms He has chaw CeUacttan have not baan hfkwai tovaalmanU in the United Statea and Israel en wid* public display Ameri Warachaw participated In s CM achalars and others who new know that there will be dig to Ihe CHy of David. Jeru some "new" oblectt on views salem. and said that when he
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Than* Ihe Watory of die first two Ewptlan djwaattaa I* rela^ Uvairabaeura. Mrlktagart motifs, cyiteder aeals (uaad llkaa signal ring to mart the poaacMlona of an ownrr< panH facade* and wrllh« HaaU (probably borrowed frtwn the Sumerlana) ^dK rtae of the lltid iXm-WO) and IVth («»MIOi Dy •* aaUautdhiary architectural aeMevcmanla appaartd a* well It II during theae great early dyna^ IhM Bjt tijiw" ^raakM of CItoopa and ChaphWB ware bi*t a* burtal vauWs at Ginieh The Vth Dynaaty Htm-IHO) probably replaced the IVth Dy nasty by iMirpatlon ralrty stable and commlttod to the worMilp oflheiim«id Ra it wu eventually overthrown by the VlthDy naaty (WHlioi which itoelfended to the coUapae of central mt UMhty and a unified kingdom Between about »tO and a«0 B C E . Egypt was dIvkJed under the rule of aeveral comprting dynaatlei Lower Egypt WM ruled by the Vllth Dynasty at Memphis, while Upper Egypt was ruled simultaneously by the Vlllth Dy nasty (at Abydoai and the IXlh i*l Herakleopolii) By about IIOO the Xlth Dynasty emerged al Thebes to compete with the Xth Dynasty at Herakleopolls It was only the Xllth Dynaaty il»l ITMi that Egypt was reunited This dynasty, centered at 'IVbea and later al IJsht. r^ f^^i^md Egyptian inlh»ce, began land reclamation and Ir rtgattenprolecU. and conducted commerce with the Asian peopta In Canaan and SyrU ltlslai^th«toplaeaftarliaalJoMpbhilM*pertod I nfor lunately the Xlltti Dynaaty was succewted by s return to disunl ty the Xllllh liynaaty held power at Vtba while the XlVlh held sway m the DelU region By about ITX B C,E . AsUtlcs (moaUy from Syria and Canaan) who had begun to fUter into Egypt durtng the Xllth Dy naaty were strong eno««h to gain effective control of Egypt They aalablished the XVlh and XVllh Dynasties and remained to power unlU the mid sixteenth century. B C E when they were expelled by the native Egyptian XVIIIh Dynasty and IU luccea •or the magnificent XVIIIth It is quite poMilWe that tha laraamm w«« a^avad by the Asiatic XVth and XVIth Dynasties (Often called the Hykos dynasties> and kept m slavery by their native Egyptton lucceaaors The XVIIIIh Dynasty (ca 15W 13331 IS probably the moat famous in the history of ancient Egypt Not content with the expulsion of the Asiatics, the mem bers of thU dynasty crosatd the Sinai and subdued most of the peoples of Canaan and Syria These efforts led to the establlsb1 of a vaaaal empire of cily-slatea on the eastTn Mwlii-—-
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Laa Waniar. Bart Raff and StaaGardaer FaOnB>ing Ibe etmaony. a dbMMT daaw waa given a( fUd^aaCOuatfyCMb After a trip to lb* Hawaiian laiand*. UM ooopie rMumcd to Uneaki. where Ibe bride wUl reaana ber aMle* at the Uni vanNy of Nabnaka Mr MIria atlaMed Ik* Untvantty al CMcage and paduated frtefi tb* Untvanlty of Taxaa biAiMtin The LlMoln Chapter o< Bnai B'rtth will bold their monthly meeting Tueaday. Oct }1. I p m al the Tllereth laraal Synaflogue. TheTlferalb Israal Congregatianal Dinner wUt W haU Oct ». 6 » p m In the loclal hall TlierF will be elwtion M eincan. Mr* Sylvia Kuiha*r ladMirpanaa of the dtnnar Waaarvaflwii by Mr* Faye UBMT
The avtaia opHang af Ika aavakdi yaar af the Old TbMr* aidManoi wNb a rare raad ahaw parlor mane* With the JOC» laclllUa* untvaliaUa. due to holidayi and preparaUon lor the Keatival of Blbllcai Art and Archaaaiogy EiMbH. the dub'f every other •acfc ceremony «a* taken on tba road to Teotpie Urad. Get M Double 7't made up the audience lar the inatalUUon of the rlub'i nearly aiaclad offloera. Leadlag rM* of preatdaM baa bam aatnalad to Or MlUan MargaMa Caat a* aaaManU are Art Grgaaman. viea-prMldant, Morrt* Staimaaler, aacictary-traaaurcr. Dave Kati. vtottatlon While all the worlds a STAG, a* lar at MM Timm are cenoemad. H haa been cti*tomary to Invite our latkea to kialallatlaaa However. It waa decided to poatpone tbu year's GALa gathering laitiJ il can be held at the "J" lomMlmr in thr near future Mary FtUman, prentdant of Jewish radsraUan, did the honars laataUkig the aaw offlccr*. Tytm In tka fact Ike lastailatien wa* taking place during Sucootii, Mary waved a Uilav not only as a symbollaaa of tb* auUana holiday but alao a* an npi—lMi af what the Old Timers rspreaania So true Thr Udavttl (ogether with plants U) Israel The Old Timers M« bound togulkar by virtu* of a Mary aha brou0il two Eatrop and laiar explained they rtpreaenlad the sweet Ira^ grance aad fruitful eflorts Moille Delman and Toby Kagaa partom oa our behalf A daU^tlul cod fWi lunch wa* acrvad aad I aaaure you bad Great Britain and Icalaad )aln*d to «iitaylag lhl*-dWi ilwr* acvar woald havt baaa a potential Cod PWi war sartacIng We ware indeMed to the "J't" Darlene Reed lor this lasly repeat Ever aerving us faithfully were the OM Timers own special apPEALING Temple bdlca Sadie Kohn. Vhrlan
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ray* Sakar, Kay Kau. Anne MargaMn and of eourae MoUle andTaby Dr Margglto bniu^il as MtoCWler and sdn-lnlaw. Ina and Rlckard Weiner The Early Bird dtacuaaton wa* ckalr*d by Charlie FalIman OUef among the topic* wa* "tVhal Oa You 0* In Retirement*" The five and take al*a Included reactions to thr selactlan of Pope John Paul II aad Ita effect aa lar a* Jews Ihrsit^MNl Ibe world are con^ Carol Btocb, spoke regardtag Voluntoers Inlarvaalag ror Equity. Tb* toco* af this protect, ipu>i*or»d by the Ju af Onuiha, Is to may abUIn neadad acrvteca and antMaaanla aadar the law Thoae wbMag tM* ser vice mual be ««ar • yaars of age and may caalaet Ik* V I e office at 4444117 or Mrs Bioch at SIMaV Valunlaer* are aacdad lor Ibia protect. Thay wlU be traldad on haw to baeame a Ufa! Sarvio* AdvkMfs Pur thcr Iniannatlaa la avalUble bycallkiglkei Oar faatand artrr lunch wa* Martkall Lewis, vtea-praddcM of Blunt. iLaowl.Mr.Lewl*ei wina* stocks and bands fit M« tovaators' portMlo* He «ag||Mlad var wu* araa* of tovaamcoto to ha^oKaetmnaUon liollle prcaentad special piaqaaa lor oulaUndlng cantrtkotiaa* durtng Ik* paat year to OM Tbaer* oulgsing pnaldaal, EariaMgri; vlcapn*!-
danl. Nate Gimpla: Marti* Bpalain, Dave Kats, HareM StogM. Abe KlopperandArtOn Dr Margolin waa I a gaval to maMtala durlag dto mart lags It I* •• hag* on* art* on the table may Ikelagstoesllapae I lk*U0M Dr MUt toka*|>orderby rapplag somebody on the kopl wttbH nils twWm a new year we would like to dir<H-( allentlon to thoae of you gentlemen whn read tMa review and per rfianre wander about JoMnii ihr Old Timers ltlspte*anUy simple You may be a retiree, semiretired, warkhtg* avanvartted. whatever Whalker you daim to be » or celebrating thr SOth aaalvcraary of your nth birth day, we wefcaaa* you. We meet on alternate Tuesdays al the "J " TV show gne* on wHh an Early Bird dlscuasion at 11 a m Dutch treat Yiddiah lunch hi served al noon followed by an Informalive ^laakarer a varlaty of cnlertalnlng parfarmance*. II yeu wWi there Is card playto^ cha** and )ust plain klhhitxing Who are thr fellows maklnit u|> thr (Md Timers'' II you are a native Omahan or a long ume raddaat of anywhere oeaiby, Ik* anawer Is: The gnysyou0«wupwlth " II you an a atrangM- to our midst lain us - you will not be one lorlong Next meeting. Ort II al 10 30. Beth Israel, with Mike Boyle, Oaugia* County elec r.ipeaktng
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The Triumph of Yiddish rUmt and lonci o( Uie ihlHJ The Inlcml ol Amertcan-bom ityn In YtddM apecully •monf thr educated youth rerelved a boocl with the iurri-«> lul ptay KKkUef on the H'V -^ on Shotoni Alelchem i> worlu Ureatar inleml wn -• klimulated in YiddWi by Iht' \fiitt'i Ai»arH »/> BftBhl ,», .
ri Viddlah lannuane and lllrraturr amanR AnihitftuT ut'm^ral educafu»n l^ U-si rcflMied in •! >lud le* ' twm are now holdiiik Among the • •• i- K< and unlvi>nilll«^. llwrt' i.s d ninuft ul prolt^wtrs »hu diaplay » qyerlil inl«T«l m Yirtrtish TV Kmu|> known »« AMnrlalion for 1 •! con ler> Mar vai I 1 l..\ .im: uni * Vort. wti of JrwiM -. . ^,n^j naJ
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-Ml IX' in Kpn in 1»70 -• . li'niMil New h to be their mottier longur iKrk Cllv residents. o( whom
Vr.i. Thi • JS4.*i>ii-III \iniin .in t>om (•111 111! iKXMiinsK river thr f.ilp nf Yiddish II li worth point ing oul thai hon- Viri'i 'Iv llvinK lanKuaKP even in larael Orthixlnx J< !>sh aii Ihrir lanxudKr al home and in the iilrr*'! ticUrt» lu Uun Ui ' loshn Kuid<-sti ' a "hdy language" lo be uaedonly In pravert ann on holirfn\ H In Mea Shearlm. Ihe very Orthodox swlimi inilcm holldayii hear Yiddish i>(i<iken flurnlly m Im i Ihf itrf*t» In K'rallon Jr** horn in lln i ra«-l School cti UK) light in the slrwl.s ul M. i • dim in (oik- ^••' 'u iind lh«' same in Sa(«l and in ..IIMI i.i.l Jpw ls^. s in Israel A similar •illualKm pri-vails amonK Hai...... • A m New York where Amenran Ujm yotinnsleri consider Yiddish their vemarular Thoae m America who are inclined to uy "Kaddith" after
YlddiNh iiiu\ iiiit kntiik thai the Kaddisti .. i«-ad IK nm in Hdirfw but In Aramaic a li tiich Jew* used lor many generatiora mm in Babylonia, aiid other Middle Kaxl landv I'dl eatlne Only a very limited number of .... .1. Ill IbOiP year« "PM-ir languaKe »d.<. Aramaii I ih<' B4t>le III Ar;iiii,iii llu' l.iliiiuil ^ A: .,liiili..il l,v 11 ..tJtK Kv. yethivot in Ar am.i Ar.iiii.ii. 1- ~iill alive toil.' I Talmud (I IS .iiMi .1 |i,iif III major Ira kh" Is not '^i It i, |if dyer rwiled m Araniaii even Kul ll'Sl I 111, Kijipur prayer is in Aramaic Th«- Mat;i' *ilh an invitation tn 11 \ramaic 1 M iiiyu I and concludes with i ' a jolly Ji Aramaic Man Kill are still Mrillcii IJ.-, ralibis today not lie So are divorces The lanifuage iiilii .1.. 1 .1.1... il,.i~ in III. , million Jew ihy the Nans lh«-Yidd. .• Nil Kiin moi ... I IX'in i>.i/iii Wit.' ..rii 'IS (ighlinu the \,i/i. iiui I.. 1.-.. [w»w lieen incorinii.iiiit III 'IK M _ ' Ih<'Seder table in many Jewi.sh homes .Sjme i (m«'r\alive and Kclnrin synagogues have tieilun to lnclii<te piielry by prnmim-nt cimtcm porary YKfdtih poets in their prayer txxiks The Nobel I'nje (or Baahevis Singer may spur more action
From Kentucky To Harzliya n-:!. AVIV.- iJTAi The firsl Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Israel was opened riHcntly in llenliya liy an American lawyer who caniM' on aliya and rtecid4'd that Israel has enouKh law yer.s hul apparently not enough American style fned chicken Erwin James hax a conce«
sion lo open a chain ol Ken lucky Krieil Chicken eateries in Israel ami he hopes lo op*'n some :<0 mlauranLs all nver IIM-country The equipment and Ihe chefs al Ihe lirst restaurant are (rom America until Is raells learn lo tie more polile in dealing with customers
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Counselor Plays DIaat (DM) IMMHH Icwtar) dIrKtor of omaMilni at the 0i.FVa^mm»mut,vtKy*9mtmftatfM\mnttimttCnwlord to "To KJU A Meddi^Mrd" at tte Om^a CHMMBRr PUr IMW tkret^ Nov. I. At Ml It AUet PidM Md at rt0L. Todd Brooka.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBERS B'noifi'rith Women. Boord meeting federolion EireculiveCommittee. 7:30pm Senior Citiiant Walk-In. Drop-In, Belh El. I0:30o.m.
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