Dinner Honors Morton Richards; Israel Bonds Top $2 Million Mar* Ituui t2 million In If rarl Bondi a nrw rrcord lor OmalM wm purrhawd lait Sundiy durtnc the UmalMit rad blMwr of State hooortng Mof • " --irtta Ni Jin» alli-nrtrd the iiiiLiif-i <iiiiittf( which Mr Kichanls wat prrM-nlKl with
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Mid-East Authority to Speak
At Second Kallah Weekend Howard M Sactur. profearior of Modam European. MM t Baitom, and Jew iith Httloat (ieorge Waihlnglon LInlvenlty. will be the |UMt unr here durtng the aarMuwal Kallali wfcfcend I by lite Jewifh Oil I biral Arta Council of Omaha Dr Sacitar will ^leak al the f Jewuh Cummunilv Center nn fcThuniday. Dec 7 at I p m . JBetii Kl Synagogue, Friday. I-Dec I at I IS p m Beth It SynaiPgue on .Saturday. I at I 4S am and at [Temple Iirael on Saturday, 'Dec (atlpm Dr Sachar wai bom In Ihe United Slale<( and educated al »artt" • >!e and HarII n« academreer u univt-rslty teacher I jMrWl rducator ha* not limited to thii rauntry. He Itvad In Israel for sii
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•WAV** Hti panpacUvc on Jawuii Ult bi Anartea hM bMn In^ OMand by Ibe UTMU aiperl «fK« Edllortala in Ibe AofloJewiib preaa Ibat have fol lUalacturaaauifMtnal I trtiw «B tha cwdawporary
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Morton and Elaine RIchanJa accept congratulatloM iqwn completlan of the moat succcntul Omaha-lirad Bond Dinner In the city's hlitory
Dr. Howard Sacbtf devctapmcnU are periodically taped via IransAtlanllc tele phone, and are broadcait on Kol Yiarael in Itrad He alao Is a gueal commentator for the Voice of America, and Is a frequent lecturer al Ibe National War College and the National DcfMiae Intelli ItnceCeUate Dr Sachar initially at Iracted public allenllon In im, at the age of 30. with the puMlcatton of his fint book. "The Courae of Modem Jewlah HMory " DeacrUxd by the New York Herald-Tribune as one of the three lonmoat works of hlatory to appear hi the United SUIee that year, the volume baa ilnee been recognised a* the standard auIhohty on this subject wher ever Jewish hiatory is taufht. and is puMlahed In lour countrtea la Ibrae iMfpufta HIa aubeequent tw»-¥aliiine Mogmihlcal bMory of breai, •Allyah" ilMli and "Prom a(tbeC«itb"(lH4i, cfWeal prelM • and wai Ihe aubjed tt Im^hy aitlclaa in
the Israeli press In NovemlxT IWS Dr Sj char's fourth Inwik. "The Emersence of the Middle East,'' was published by Knopf Described by lx)rd Kinrucs in the New York Times as "a work of churchlllian sweep und power ' Ih*- vulume Iwl ihi- Tiirir-. ri-i niiiniinded mm (icliiin lisi (iir Ihf \ul»equenl month In 1972 Dr Sachar's fifth volume. "Europe l^eaves the Middle East." established him as an authority In this field
Katz Family GivAvi
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Soviet Jews Seh Edward Kennedy 11) Mas.s ' waii promised their emigrallon during a visit lo Ihe t'SJilt in September, tiul permiiuiion came only now Th«' Kat/es were told Ihey mast leave the ISSH by I>e«" 4
Herman Rubin Proposes Marriage to Military The asalstant executive dl rector of the Jewish Commu nlly Center has called for a "marriage"' between the JCC and the military congregation Herman Rubin told a gmup of mllllary lay leaders that Jewish communal workers and Jewish lay leaders of mill tary congregations have a cnmmnnallty of goals and pur Mr Rubin was one of the speakers addressing 21 lay leaders who assembled In Omaha under the leadership of Col .Sydney Hoffman. Jew ish chaplain al the headquar ters of the Strategic Air Com mand The mllilary persnnnel. cnr porala up In colonels, arrived from major SAC bases Ihraufhmit the country Including Alaska Mr Rubui spoke on "The Jewish MUlUry Cnngregatlnn and JewWi CnnununHy Can-
A Colorful Campaign The 1979 Woman's Division (jnipainn is different. Mickey Sturm, chairman, and .Marlenc Hechtman. publicity chairman, and their viy workers have t)een doing their utmost to ere ate a sense of excitement for Ihe Campaign They have gone to great ienijths, lo innovate and create so that a fresh new Itmk will invite the women of the Jewish community to participate fully in the action One of the fruits of their latxir is the four page tribute to the corps of women volunteers appearing in this issue of the Jew ish Press It's creative, innovative, and completely different from anything that has been done before This Campaign is off lo a colorful start
ter Resources Mr Rubin told the Kfoup that If Jewish life In America Is In survive In the manner of days past, the home environ^ meni needs help "It U Important for us to ((11..II i/.p»ih»r in unity and the I! .'^rgatlon and the .ii imunlty Center can and must wnrk nut a shldach,""hesald Mr Rubin suggested that Jewish overnight camping, kallah weekends, and Jewish librsrles are some of the ways thai Jewish objectives can be achieved Alan addressing the three day Jewish Lay Leadenhip "Training seaakiaa were KabbI AJvanD Rubin, Rabbi Joseph B. Maaalng. explain trvln S Ehrttch. Col Fred Blulnger. MIcbael RIchraand, Sherman Poika. and Rabbi Simeon Kobrlneti
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an al in n aibndia," Dr VarMaaid. ladMdnala whn have gro»a ap to dw laiavlaian odtm a tanr a( dMir aam ' Dr VarbM said, baIhay eaanat live up to Ihia talry (aid tmagt of mar rlaft. tit raauit it an unwU laUiwttwriakofcoDie nanlafi, ar a lUaioiV kiiMHty la deal aftoc wttii tiM ttnai ttai etMa kiahealUiy family MarkUif the (ortlcOi aiMl vmary of Krtataltonrbt, an lad la a Jawlab and a OMIian ra«Mia la 'TrM—ilWlni ito MaanhififaHHaiaeanaL" In • lUrtUy moviac prinw laUon. Prof Ratd iUtarg of Uw Untvarrity af Varrjrt daacrilMd Iha Uk and daatti af af dw Wanaw Ohatta JndMirat Dr HUbarg reconatftirted the daUy ai«d* af Ma rtMde
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aMMWA Y. NOVUMM IT ld>aal«i CewHiiMlini»»Ht>iitiidlt. JCC 7 Xp •» iMM*a<cwr*ataM rxpi CMtfaTAduht aJtil'lSMMaaaM. lO^Xo m TUiWAV. NOVUMM » I>> nMlBShwHoiMtiMnlNUMIna. KC 7»pm — Eati • -£ fsOp.i Middl* IMdlpEatiS SwtwxK JCC Catrtar fw. fw iowitti Woman lattiEl tam UomM C«trt*r 7«Jpm i«tiitVow«i Otd^riman aa* hraal lumoaui 10 » a m MMMMSOAV. NOVUMfR M fadaraNan Vaung LaodanKip Maa4in« JCC 7 X p m mmSOAY. NOVUMM M ^fSwsCMT s vMnc* ••••••II •• •••I Hs •imsut cvl^vc^f ion JCC 7Mpm JeaN rnat rrMi Mam and Waman and nvo Owwat NQV^ra MIMMnA, 4 p Ml Otdar Ad««H-Dnif-lnWa«iin-aa*EI. NhJOam NUUH1M (Mar Aduta. W wra ia diack «Nti aWHa Oalman I ol *» (acHitiM ol *• rwafclU haolttt
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Canal treaty, the Canal la not evan dear to the UnHad Slaiaa bardMi,"betald Aaadwr factor polnllnf toward dUflndl nagntlatlnna la that Egypt Idlewa Sodol OM man - wtdle laraal hat dine mUlkm prUne mlnlaten "We muat oanvlnoe one another dial «• are doiiv dw In wliat waa detcribed at hit laat ofncial function at State Bond Chairman. Slate Supreme Covt Joatice Oeaig»ate Noman Krivoaha laid dial now marc dwn ever Jewi muat prove Iktf dwy have not hMl heart Mr Krlvoaha quoted from an upcoming Torah porlloo uying thai Israeli ngbt to her land can be caottruid at a legal eoolrad dalli« back to dw Ume when Abraham paid money for land Mr fUehardi taid Uwl be wat gralafid tar dw growing wpporl of the Civlatlan community In helping larad ralae
capKal "Thank God. our Chrtattaa have eome to bear Mid rhinwwliali dw of Ctolatlaaity, gaad will and brodwriy love " Mr RidMrda added Mr Ridurdi added that "Our bankt ar beautiful people dMi oflar Irtenddiip make ier peace "
'Ha made na rinfilar aftan Hve the Jewitb paapia," lald Dr HUberi "Inatand he triad to lave a few Jewi every day" Thia aUontioa lo the concrete bumaa tadividual re^ fladad to Ciaraiakow't life and Dr HUberg'i dtacnpUon af II waa adMMd by Raverand Otnglaa HuMfea. Oiaplata at dwUnivarailyafOredBn. Ha dMaunead Ihaaa "Otfiatlana" af Nail Gamaay who embracad Uw abatracUona of bid ware pttiltaa towardi a trace af biiiavan could pray to dw Vinta Mary and air bruUI ahe
of Chrtatiantty, lUaral hiwianlam "The moat Inpartaot laaaon we (lulttiana mutt lanni It dial each tonnan being la a aacrad word bi Ged'i vocabuiarly ". he **ld "The vocabulary of God
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The Uvlngilon roundation along with Kona of todividiiilt purchaied lubttanlial imounti of bondi Thit amount, plui the amount pledged by Uw financial taatitutlona. wat the largmt ever raiaed at an Omaha Band dinnar, laid Manty Barfman, Omaha Urad Bond diradar.
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Ift Your BM Thete are exdtlng days for the Jewlsli Commu nJty of Omaha. Anyone vtalUag the JewWi Community Center can Me vartoua forms of activity in full swing There are dataea, recreation, major eveols such aa the Festival of Biblical Art and Archaeology, as 1MB aa theater and sports. There Is no lack of things to do. or things to tee One type of activity literally moves rapidly into motion as the other subaides What's next in this array of goodies? Can what's coming top what has been? We shall see wtien the JCC presents its auction on Dec 3 in the gymnasium Scores of volunteers have been woricing (or several months on this activ tty, and their effort has brought forth a huge atock of interesting items The auction benefits the JCC. Its membership. and the Jewish community Be where the excitement is. Be at the auction
f Letters to The Editor ] TedHEdNor: Maybe you nomitm tbr poem ymi prtntid (hat I wme riMui Urad^ Wall, M WM ev •ryUMng I wM H WM In ttial Anyway Uu« ti a (tory I had to wrMc la SaUrtay adiinl ai Trnpl* braai TIM lopK la on Ihat •• have me loMcMe Uiai w« cae tabe WIMH WC leave Miy eouatry bi (a to any oUwr eeMMry lo live la and what will ^KHriabIfwIuilwnXe tllfcell ^Bitym I typed a as yaii can aee tietauie tame of m all ttif mistaket and ictM ii tn ynu I wnnder II ynu •til pnni II in Uie JewM PrcM''
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vlaa Nnv we are padUnc all of mirbekaglnphiaaebag Our wimte life IB one sultcaae WbatriwUIbrii«« Well, warn cimhrt of eoune and aom* of our family heirlonna I have tewn a ir cret pncfeel in the tmtnro nf our auttcaae tn keep mnr extra owBey hidden I will brtnt a picture n( Ruaata No. I will not I want In InraH Rua•la I will brtnR my memnriei akM( with my dreamt of ilracta paved in fM I will brtflg a picture of our agn wbn diedattheaaen<» The visa W pinned tiithUy tn my cnat Nn one will take il away I will bnn( anme food In eal (in the boat. I murt brtag aame aoap I win brlat booka written by Jewish writers I wlO livra them' Well, the time baa cnmr Goodbye Ruasla HHIn free
Theedltnr The Hoine I Never Uwcd By Any Kapd Weil the lime has onme to leave Russia my hnme To leave my (riandi and my (ami ly I talk as if H it gnuiK tn Iw Itard. but it un'i I im gnincto leave poverly. police, aad lawi I'mgoliiatoberree I'm fntaf In America My huitiand warka our (arm. Hc'iacmd man. INII nobody biqrt nur cm|N ever ainee «• iWiied lor a vlaa. At fM we were put on a waitlat Hat. Hie yean paaaad and flaaHy we reeilv«d our
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Hunting--For Food and Sport HAIFA - rnm llie begin^ akis of Saptamberlo Ike aad of January la the hunUng laasm Ui Israel Whereaa ttie Jews usually hunt for sport, the lane amber n< Arab and DtiM hMBtm l^ke lo Ibe field lor purpaac af iritldBg the family tardar. All ar* SN^Ien In very strKt amwiiiiiaal enotmU At the mnawni dMrt are about 3SM licenaedbaMera hi Israel The Nature Reservi AuUwrtty Is mveated by taw with enforcement nl the hunting Iswi which act tartb wbaa and what M pennlaslfaie Any hiMili« iwMde the legal seaenn, now tn full swing, la a punlattaUr oAeaae. unleM special permisalaa is ipaatad to rrduce Uw numbcrnf a ipedea wblcb is conaldered a threat to agrlcullure or tn dnmestic animals There are II types of creatures which are nn the per
milted list Theee include wild bear*, porcupines, harta. nubia aad such game fowl M quail, parthdtr. wild ducks, (loves and wild plaenna Generally llisre la open sea aoR all year round M Uie wild baar wldeb have pwHlplled in dM aartt la Iha ealeni thai Ihey have baeseM destructive af a«1e«Nm TMs Is Uie only apeclea wMcb may be legally huBlad at nl|^. and Uiere Is anllnMonthebag. Certain categarlaa of Mrda of prey have been an dednaiad thai Uiey have been Itvan full legal protection at all Umes. like eagica, hawka. vultum etc , to prevent eitlnrttnn n( the spades hare On the other band, carUtai pcata like moles, weasels. bats, ground hngi, starlings aad field larks are unpnv laded The first hunting mntml
laws were Inatituted by the Bnttsh in l(M, but the restrtclions were few and caforcemanl lax As a rcaull. Uie pnp ulatkin of deer and of Synan bears waa practically eliminated Hunters were per milted tn bag Iwn gaaelles each, at a time when the aiaaber nf gazelles waa iasa Hian the number of hunters wtlh obvtaia reaulta Today attempta are beiag made to restock the fofwis and fieMa In the Nagrr gtiallas have beea raatlsblMiad bi nature pretervea In Uie Galilee hills they have begun lo mulllply lo such aa cstanl as tn warry the famer*. but thtankig oul of the herds is restricted to Uie game wardena only The red tape Involved In nttlalning a htmting llcenae has dlacouragad many, and the peaaKlea (nr vkilatinn are stiff Each applicant must lake an
Saudis: An Obstacle to Peace? ByLaoaardJ Davia A debate of aorta has been taking place on die adMartal pagse of one of WaahlngUMi's pa psrs bilwasa ayadlealad cobwalet Cart Rowan aad SbpiMn Kaplan, a aUdf nasnfaer of the •rial lap iHtUutlaa The laaue whether Saudi Arabia haa been an ohatacle to peatse Kaplan argues the affirmative. Rowan, Uw negaUve And Uie loser of the de bale Is dearly Rowan on the grounds of mislnfbrmatien and sloppy logic In a column entitled "The Saudis aa an ()(> stacie to Peace' >The Washlnglm SUr. (>rt 0>. Kapian argued that following Camp David, Saudi Arabia, as the linchpin of ihr Arab world wai> expected lo Irad KtnK lo enter Uie negotiations on tbt- West press Syrts UHo entering talks wiUi larael. and lake Uie heal off President Sadat" (ttir o( the pnmary arguments used by the Carter adminiitration to push Uirough ihr sale of F IS aircrsft to Saudi Arabia Kaplan wrote, was that "when the time came, Saudi Arabia would give Uie nod toward peace and Uien uae Hs oil power and wealth to nake It stick in Uie Arab world If Riyadbdoesoot come around the admlnistrstion would do well to reconsider lU sale of Uie finest tactical aircraft in Uie world " "Saudi Arabia, though, is now the princi pal obatadc lo peace in Uw Mkkfle East," Ka plan concluded "If Uie Saudis really do reject Uif terms worked out at tbe iuaunlt I Uiey I will ibcn be the real aowce of centlnuim hl0i teoalans to dM ragloa, wWcb uMlBwlaly eouhl . laad la a new war to which Saudi Eaglea, If Ifeay are dsllvared. would probably fly" Rowan's rebuttal (Nov. lOi minced no awda, cailk^ Kaplan's article "aome of Uie aometlmse nutty town " Instead, Rowan contended. "In ttie wake of Camp David Uir Saudis are atlll a re^wnaiblr. moiderating force " He called on readers to "understand and appreciate' Uiat Uie "central dement of Saudi fordvi pdicy baa been to promote Arab unity" Terming Saudi neutrality "SoionMn-like a policy that *oiM be applauded." Rowan (juoted a "senlar nember" of the Saudi royal family ' We will not tell anothar Arab itato bow to gel Ua land back II one wanU to aacure the return of territory Ihroutfi neggdaltaas Uiat la hia tausbtesa If anoilMr says Ms land was taken by arms and
he kilands to take it back wiUi arms, that is hiabualneea " Rowan alao rebuUed Kaplan's chargr Uial the IJnttad Stales gave advanced aircraft to Saudi Arabu to aecure Ka help in achieving peace "Thedecision *«•. ^.i t.^-«inori ther Uidr promise or on .n thai Saudi Arabia would take w I._ p( and Israel might agree on and cram it dou n ihr Uiroats of the rest of the Arab world.' Knvt an staled Rowan's suggaatlon Uial Uie Israeli Kgypllan apwemcnta are ao noiloas Uiey have to be "crammed down" anyone"! ihroat it itrange Moat Americans Irrt that the Camp David accords are the first powerful and iweel medicine to be injected into the danger oua Mkidto East In a grneratlon But, more to the point, ami '•• Rowan's defense of the arms »,' rials did indeed defend Uie armn sain * itn pramHes «( Saudi efforts to help the peace process Secretary of .State Vance, advocat Ing the F 15 Mir before the Senate FiMTign Rdatlona Committee on May 3. IV78. ktated "Saudi Arabia atnntfy auppiwla a negotiated letUcnant lor Oie Middle Eaal canHlct il plays s vital role in promoting a moderate Arab conaensus on the rtifdrull queatkeia of M iddle East peace " Conaldenng Uie Saudi neutrality - so highly praised by Rowan - Kaplan. Can^ greaa, and Uie American people riMuM lagHImatdy question Uie wiadom of ddhwring Uie aircraft when Uie Saudis have failed to Ihre up to Ibeae expreaaed U i. eipertattons Ravan applau* Ifcc Saudi goal of Arab unity. But Middto East hiitary abew Uul pan^ Arabiam haa bean ooe s( Uie noat daatrurtive fortea tn Uie Middte East, tar dw moat radical oamman denomlnstor neooaBea dw bendimait lor Uie Arab world Aa tor Rowan's andoriemenl of Saudi AraMa'a tolerance of both Uie Arab negotiator aad Uw Arab warrlon. does not Ibe payer of ttw piper call Uw tune? And to Uie caae of Uie Pt>0. does not Saudi ArabU alao pay Uie ter rorlal-to Uie tune a( MS mUllon a year^ Yet. from wlUiin Saudi Arabia's reiigious capital Uila week. Uie PUI s Vaaser Arafat called for ailbadagauiatlarad Saudi AraMa docs have Uie Nnaoclal power to al least temper Uie reactions of Uie opponcnU to Camp David It alao has the power to Mpport and boost Sadat to Uie Arab world In both eaaaa, Saudi Arabia has failed toad Round one gaes to Siapben Kaplan
examination in which he dem Ihls ability In Identify J fowl, bolh per milted and banned He mual alao obtain a iperial llenae tn carry a weapon Rifles as well ss bows and arrows are banned The usual weapon is s dm gun The hunter Is expected In wear hIa Ueaoae pmmhiently on hia Jacket when In Uie fMd Nn hunting la allowed in the nature raaervcs, onr in areas doae to human babHalinn Tht autbnrltlea would prefer Uut the hunters be organised into one nr more national aaaodaUoaa, wbkb would to turn help police die apart aad ad standarda However, hunlara are by nature tadhdduallsts. and the majority nf thnae in laraH are not sn tirganued Moat nf Uie vloUtnrs of Uie law are found among Uie unorga nUed IndlvidualiaU The subject nf hunting receives only llmiird attenlnn here In the press nr nn the air Onr nf Urael't leading natu ralistt. Aiaria AInn. while ar cepting hiaillng as a fact. Is vigllani in hu espnuMl nl stnci regulation and firm en forcemeni One could quesimn Uw mnr aJlty nf hunting II has been la belled a cruel sport in Israel, It should be remembered, coo rolled hunting nl imme species Is an atisnlute necessity, other wise large agncullural arras would in a short limr lie overrun and destmyrd Thr leading example la Uie wild bnar wbkb OHdtlpllea rapidly and haa no natural r-^-- -r-ppi man And as p' li cated, moat ol :;„ ,.,„,, diid Druze hunters" go after pmcu pines, wild ducks, partridges snd hares In help feed their lamille*
Water Sal* TKL AVIV (ZINSI A statement by the F.gyptian De puty Premier. Muhmad Has san Thnumi. Uut his govern meni would be agreeable tn ""fructify Uie Negev with water from Uie Nile"" has evoked cenalderable Interest to local ecawamic and polliical clrdaslwre larad"s wster expert Kllsh Kdl. said Uial in Uie course ol aeveral years larad will find itadf on Uw tbraMiboid of a sertoUB water criaia and Uiat Egypt's agreement to sell Israel water of Uw NUe la a poa sMe aohiUon to readvlng Uie Kdl dedared Uial the constnictian of a pipdine tn the northenuMst portion of Uw Negtv II abadutdy no Idte dream aad that Uie arrang^ ment of ttw sale of water would be beneficial both for Is^ red and Uie Egyptians According In Keli this water project with Knypi wmilrt entail an expend'' ne tSOO mUllon antj .,iv bdween 5-10 years l« com stole
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Tobo Ann Beth Itroel Synooogue Frtdoy evening. Dec. I llSp.m.
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Borukh Atoh Adonoy Eioheinu Melekh Hoolam. Ashfr Kideshonu Bemrtzyotov Vetzivonu Lehodtik NcrSMStnbbot (Blessed on Thou, 0 lord. Our God, King of the lini\rerse, Who sonctrfies us by. His Commondnwnts and hos commanded us to' kindle the SaM»tH«(hts.)
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Our Challenge: To Raise $275,000.00 Women's Division has grown from a small group of 300 women on the east coast in 1946 to a national network of over 30,000 dedicated women. Women's Division raised over 70 million dollars in 1978 in 600 campaigns across the United States.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SPECIAL WOMEN
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Women's Division helps all women express their individual commitment to the survival of Jewish life Giving is a chosen responsibility - a Mitzvah evoking the noblest aspect of Jewish tradition. Join us to meet tt>e challenge of the 1979 Women's Division Campaign.
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CAMPAIGN FOCUS CONGRATULATIONI TO OUR SPECIAL WOMEN From left to right: QwndGms ($1,000 orKl up) Pauline Guss. Margie Somberg Frances Batt Worken: Horriette Cherniack Eunice Der>enberg Friedo Emnon Noncy Friedland Card Goldberg Lena Grossman Jert Kapkin Rose Katzman Jon Katzman Carolyn Newman Miriam Simon Rosaline Somberg Beatrice Sommer
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( Senior Citizen Scene ] B)rlW«N««nM II WM « woMterful day fnr l« OMcr MuUa M> Sm IJ. •kM ttwy Mmia4 Ow pre Tknliiglvtai day tawtenn n Beth El SyiiMgngut Snrlal Hall Tnby Kagan. ctialrprr •on ol the BcU> a pmtram aad Sylvia Cnhawrg. pmi dcnl n( Uw Mmday (mu|). pr«ucM The (Micinui turkey dlnnrr waa i perfrrt (ieU$ft\, pre parvd by LuclUr While ai chief catereu. with the aula tanrc M vnluntrvn Imm the fmup taidnr Kahn, whn with Mn Kahn. vlallMl Ihe tk-k. pve a report nn their recent vKIU KnIlnwing the luncheon, many n( the iilder adulta tnnk advantage n( the perlert weather and the but awaiting to attend the JIX Festival o( Biblical An and Arthaanin(y Johanna Brnmberg and niher guide* greeted the vlil ton aod took them on a tour of Urit nhlbit The memben nt thil group marveied at the du play* n( artlfarta Imm the Btt)Uc«l World nf the vtittora com I that It made the BIMe Bnre real tn them and I a deaire tn ice the oldbM again We were lascl nated by the way penpir lived In ancient times aiid nur guide explained the origin of the var Inualtemi The memben nl the nMer adult gmups wtih to expreaa their appreciation for all Ihnae wtw made thU Keallval pnialb«e With Morrie Kpttetn, pn>
DANISH HKRRING By Norma Barach For a change of pace, t have for you (hi* week an appe<iier thai I am told li papular among South African Jew* It I* iMd aerved with Migared Udtd I »«•«• bolU* hfrrtiM IMitU IHpli—«<lw»*Ki I I I npAxSVpUo II ItMip* wgarOTtaUilt ftenove hening from jar and cut into one inch thick . Cut 14) oniona from Jar auU pieces Mil all r iDfrsdienta together and pour onto hening and onions Pul into a large covered Jar and store In Ihe rpfngentor for a couple of days before icrvtng C'<tt'Uf4
gram chairman, back in the •wing nf things, the group ran eipect some special pro grams (hi Monday. Nov 77. at Beth Kl. Ray and (lirls (laxtnn will be there with mu tical enterlalnmenl On Thursday. Nov 30. aim at Beth Kl. I)r J Uwis Vager. will be the guest speak er Then ba<k at Ihe JCC on Monday. [>ec 4. Morrie is bringing Hub Ogden nf Artmn Editor of Ihe Omaha World Herald If you have any unanlved tranaactlnns on which you would like aulslance. this editor or one nf his staff, will be there (o help you The alder adulU had their maeUitg at Beth Israel Syna gngue nn Monday. Nnv B, when Cantor \jeei Fettman was their gueel With Mnllie LMman back fmm Israel, the group* can now knk forward In more (ond time* the Hanukkah party and other December event* Attend the matinee perfnr mance ol "Pippin" at the ja: il I p m Sunday. Nov 3t The reviews have been great t>on'lmis«i(' Watch your mall for the Ov^ rember calendar and lots of nclting events The monthly Newsletter will also be mailed *l thai lime
Omaha Organizations HAOAMAH Hadassah membership chairman Diaiutr Huffman re ports that new memhers are Sheila AndMwm, CarTime An oenberg. Claire Blass. Sarlta Cooper. Dale fhjbln. Judy Kp •teln, Georgia tiraber. Margie Gutnik, Marlene Kahn. Lillian Kesain, Patty Nogg. Corlnne Polsky. Marcia Richmond. Susan Roaenbaum, Uehble Rosenthal. Marilyn Senal. and MarcUSeneft AI a recent program for prospective members, plans were dlicuaaed (or the formation of an evening group Thoae inter ested In submitting Ideas or suggestions (or Uils gnnv or bi serving on a steering committee may attend a meetlni; Nov 27 at 7 30 pm at the home of riatre Blass. 1401 WU low Avenue. Bellcvur For In formation call Mrs Hoffman SI333^7H
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Archaeology Becomes Familiar Word As 47,000 People View Exhibit cavaUaa: "We had a dianea to §» bncfc Mo Ume.' melauj. "bark Intooyraaivaa Weiawour o«n morlallly and we've lecn our awn livn as part of thr unbroken line of human hutory ' That's what's important, mraningful. and iucceaahil about the Fealival of Biblical Art aadArrhaiatop
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to UM (taqr Utor. a* .Und,MlltfMPMUvala(BltiUcalAil and ArdMMlagy worlMn CM tik* • ml AU UN Hpwii •!« not yc( l«, byl •! rin4 iMfe K ippMn that more tbM tljm vMlon I Ibi JfwM Oomnwrity Canto vtow Uw W anctent arttfaeU Iraai aad to Uatoa to U toctarat, 7* Hn Bd»w«rUMpa Altar ON CMBpMaaiMHI vaa ThaokiglTtBt. aad ihr Wtraehaw I wtU rmialn up In thr SocUl Hall I Dae 11 What doaa sticcaaa naaa ataa rvahiiUaf aa cvaal tf oua icape? CtrtaMy pUylnf the "auoriMn" gaota. attbau^ taBfwvHlve. don aat da Iha Arduaology rtattval Juatice fVr <rf tlw FartWal can be I up by the cemroento al an 10 yaar old waaMii Irem Uacoin who vitltod thr Cmi«r •uHtoy, Nev U atone with OH oUwf vlalUirt Sh* had baaa vMtlag raiaUvaa to i imall town In towa and made iHK Ihal arlMi har aon came to ••( her, Uiay wmiM atop to Omaha on thr way bom* We left early to be In BUIr by dawn." br beamed, "lo we couid lee the Snow Gaaar and than cane on to Ihia marvatoui exMMl I am aochaatod by everythtog that I MW ttrn llwaaatlirUI We had mch a wonderliU da> nankyauiofmich " Nancy Noddle. Uy-r(xhalrmano( thr Fes tlval. alonii with Jane Brooks, says that thr Fcftlval "tunwd out to be finer than our (•pacUtlona We dM wcceed m i to Omaha an eahlbH and a look at I anctonl culture that oiherwtar •oyld ntvar have come here We're gratified that we pravtded M much pleaaure to 10 many people, and contrlbutod Ihia cuHural ">er ytce"toMtocammMntty. and the region "
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that the group of murr t who went through the exhibit laM Sunday taciuded people from around the S liato reglan. children and parents, and older paople to wheelchairs Her frdlng was, that the group wat primarily non-Jewlah, Which was. Ae saM. a tribute lo the ecumenical spirit of the real Ival What •omc people have found at thr Frsti val may be almllar to what thr wntrr/narra tor of the film "The Big Dig' found at an «
• To thai Club M conaMa M M Itnh and sixth (raden and tola of fun Thr club maeU every other Sunday and mnsi of the time meeU at the XX' or gnrs nn a field trip Club H is gning placet and (Mng IhinRs like Ihr Old Faah Nn Tally l*ull whK-h was a llltir sticky, but very gnnd! And thr mlirr skaling party was a l>ig lumnul I'pmining pveiiiji are the beach parly, latke party, vacation special, and Ihe Hanukkah ilacpover JannyKattoman To thai Kalah FYanklln Chapter of Murachi. in a long overdue rxpreialon of love and gral itude. pays special Irlbutr In Katie LMidnn, a cnnstantly drvoted and drdlcaled worker for nur causes In Israel She has nn( permitted many mnniha ol painful lUneas to
I halt bar diiigeni rfforto aad has kapi in uwch with heripadal group n( flrnemus cnninbmart to Ihe spertol banefH of Israeli children through MU rachi Katie, thnar children knn« what you have dnnr for them and Murachi will never Inr get. we pmmlte MaPoUA In the synagogue in Kiev. I approach an old man Do you apeak Yiddish'' I ankrd' in Viddlxh Hr thook hit head 'Vet and brgdn to cry and then shook his head at nw "No." as though I should say no more Just then, a K ti B man canir up took him by Ihr arm and walked him away Mv God. I thought. I only wanted lo touch his heart and ^tpinl KlaaoarSpark N.' Pan I Women's DIvltlon M IMI ion
swiof. study HAMAT KAMAT GAN iZINSi Among the LOW studento who have bagun the new acadamlc_ year at Bar llan UnlversM this week are ISO senior cM
They sr»- rty of rrgii llumanilirt .)«and Social .Sclrn<' This program, Which being tupp"!---' '• dale Fouml i ladetlgned^ citlxena In i thf>ir fHiur.i'
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Among thr new programs It an M A in Law. and new mursea in Company l^w and Jewish l^w There is also a seminar on thr Mental el •-meni In Criminal l^w tiemg ijiven by former Chief Justice Agranat
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The Written Word . . By Morris HaliM At the wn nan and trU I Cduid aJwayt depend on a tdr fttont rail from Harry G Mcndelion "HcUo. MiNhe. do you know what StakMt Alcdwrn meant wtienbeutd.' i.JU|^ wlienrv «r your heart desire* Be gralcfid there ti HMMlhiiii to It wa* futile (or me to try to explain lo Harry 0 Mendel wn thai I had Korv* o( ttortct lo wnie. levcrai IcttpiMiMf nnglnft. plenty of people In pacify, literally hundredk ol delalli to take rare ol thai. in effect, he wu ralllnR al my ahaolulely iNiiint time Harry kept talkinR and talk ln( and talking The words flowed like cascading water chumlng from the Kncky Mountain! Into a lix ounce glaat "Harry, pleaie let me rail you l>ack I don't have lime w«i my itock. but uae iliHcijactlan I really had to force a reply. because he didn'l ilop wordi. wiidom, phlloa [iphy. hunwjr. provert>». Yid dlih kept coming like a ma chine gun My relationship wilh Harry fiHarted almosl Iwn ypart ago I took "I"' '!" '•ilitor bip of Ihe >^ He ritopped in '' ' him lelf. to offer hu lympalhy and his aaaiatanre Wh«) I gratefully accepted hi« offer of aaautancT anrl f'>» l^^ll^ minimized i' (i .vrnpalhy.ouri flimrished Al (in!) his health was gixxt •. »a» mil iHithrr vi.Mli-d rrgularli .ii»d,\'i luiim: I'll-.
with words hoping thai somr H«rr> Jhe^ ^ as on would whet my desire his tail and II <>n tu my way ol thmkn . Harry was hsfyteat when I for his drivr lo gn ' asked him to wrtle someihinf tor the Jewish Press As a for out before he got caughl mer editor of Ihe paper. h( held a special relationship I am sorry that I never had With me. and over a pertod ol Itme (or Harry Mendelson months iw imously. this good lea part and ; .IS laught me another ourweekl> wnnofi Throughoul uur relalion iblp. then'he I Sincerely hope that when anough ( - re Ihe time capsule al the JCC Is were al*o., ....... ,,i.>.jn)( unearthed and opened lome matters to take care of firht lOU yean from now that as yet iMiiKirii ui'nrralinnB o( Omaha Harry r"<"y'"'-<i »"•• .INI vc an opportunity mgone ni ine of Ihe Jewish had start! he no longer was able to visit V Press copies enclosed They contain writings of in person Harry 0 Mendelson a man lo On this one call in partlcu^ lar. Ite said. "Moshe. a* soon be respected, admired, and loved as I feel better, you have to sit down and have lunch with me so that we can lalk I realize that It B difficult for you in Ihe office" Wall* Found I said that I would be happy lo do this, snd that I would JI';K('.SAI,KM Tw'iparal look forward to improvrment lei city walls, each tw(i meters In his health so that we could thick apparently surrounded sil and lalk In a quiet location Ihe lsra<'lilr telllemcnl al Yi)gne am m Ihe Western Jez AlMUt three weeks ago. reel Vallev THW year> ago Harry railed me from the hos pital to let mr know that re \ lofls nwlcr length of this ports of his death werv prema d'luhlc (ortifK iili'in wa.s OTM' nl lh«' (lll'lv iin< MV.ird III llH' re lure • sea The grim reaper is ni^l on renll\ win nl ' iiicted my tall, and I haven't got much lime We re going tc t)v the llelirew I niversily In have to have our lunch in a ilitule III Archaeology in nnp eralion with the Inrqel Kxpln nuniinghome " ration .VK'iely As lung as I had known
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Harry G Meodeison. a coilector and atrihor of wlae, witty or well'Warded adages, epigrsms. provertx. quips. taws, etc . died Nov 17 In s local hoapltal of heart disease HewasTi
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A memorial service was con' Sunday m Beth Kl> iihKabhiKen neth BromlM-rg nffinalinK Mr Mendelson had a.'Utnl thai hi* body be donated (or medi cal research During the Memorial .Ser vice. Rabhl Bromt)erg r<' ferred to Mr Mendelviii »s an "original" who loved Ian guage. Israel, and people In his role as a teacher of He brew. Mr Mendelson brought new dignity to Ihe title "mel
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Survivors are sisters. Mr A B (iendler. Omaha, an Mrs Henry Horwilz. Mou Prospect, 111 , and a grandsi David Greenlierg, Wilmetl) III
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Deaths KARLLUErSCHUKTZ .Services were conduclpd laal Sunday al Temple Israel Synagogue for Karl I,uefs hueli 17. who died Not 17 «l Omaha hospital of heart Vsease He wu home furnishings di vision merchandise manager Hichman Cordman and I been with the firm since Mr Uiefschuelx. 1222 S 124th St was active In the Temple's men's club and was on the Jewish Family Service* ardolDl rectors He was kiom in iii.iii..riij and moved lo n with hik (amiK in 1 • agra<ii rii««r>uyof Nebra > Stirvivors include his wilr. Frieda, son, Gary, and daugh ter. Marcl. parent*. Mr and Mr* Mai l^uefschuelz. and a sUt«r. Charlotte, all of
JACOB MARCUI .ServK-ps were held on Nov > K. NV ,(or Jacob survivor. wife. GuKsle. Flushing: son. Milton. Omaha iwograndc'illdren
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Israel Honors UJA Israel has hnnnred Ihe Mth Anniversary of the United Jewish Appeal with this cnmmemnralive stsmp Issued nn Od 31 by the Philatelic Service The inscriplkm nn the first day cover reads "Israel Thirty Year*, UJA Forty Year* Partners In the Jewish Ufellne " Thit special relationship has been pictnrlally rep reaentad by a globe turned In the North American cnnlineni within a softly munded muili colored Stsr of Oavld, topped by the branches M a sapihig symbnlbung renewed life The deslfn for the UJA cMninciiiaraUve Mainp waa the winner of an Israeli natloaal cnmpedtloa In which more than lU entries sppeared aMowo Keter and David Peaach, graphic artist* from KibbuU Maabamt, were reapnnaible for the cNaen design
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where there is moisture' When buying a new tool make sure it has a three-pronged plug or IS double-insulated II you have any questions about electric salely. callus We are interested in your safety
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We are PROUD to be INVOLVED I Jewish Federation of Omaha DR. PHILIP SHER HOME FOR THE AGED Purp«a« 1 Tba Homa ihall matntam and oparata a trsdinoniM J«MW« Homa (or tha JmtMh •Md In tha Omaha cotrwnunity. wWi auinoritv to mndar ragional aarvicaa in Nabraaka. South Dakota, Waatam kxwa and North Ka 2. Tha Home shall provide and maintain a home for <:ara, comfort, and iheitar of ttie Jewiah aged in accor
dance wHh Jewiah Imvs and cuatoms including the obeervance of Jewiah di etarylMvt. 3. The Home she* ptovida limited nui*^ tr^ fedWea. treatment and sennce for the leaidents of tha Home 4 The Home shaN participate in tfw development of the health programs in ttie community with general amphaa« on problema of ttta aged /
Botrd of Dirtctora' CommhttM and Members AdmleeiofW and Medical Advleory
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ft The mantliiy waattnt of HadaaMk Otaptcr Q( Ltooota wat bald ToMday. Nov U at TUr brari SynafigM aaeW Speaker lar dM pn^an waa Mn. IMk KaaMky. area viM pfMidaal o( the Mlalawl Valky RaglBn Uv and Ckava BaHsdi apoke oo Uwtr Moabav. Neaiamlm OM only Chrtatlan Moahav In larael A
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deaaerl pceceded the meciing The Hadaaaab Dnner wiu be held Sunday. Dec S.tlOpm *( Tiferetti tsrad Synagngur Then will be. cnlcrlahmwnt and 1 buffet supper The mini mum for a Hadaiaah Membrr Donor la IB Huabanda and U The vUl call lor raacrvationa IV Snulb Street Tenpic plana to have a ^a^gictti dhiaar. Dae. t, •:!• p.m. at the dartainmal lor
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Program Set For Moms, Girls The Centen ChUdren't depaitBianl ^nnann a 4-H pnv (ram that Invnivea mother* and dautfNcrt HW pmgram. lor lint Ihrm^ kwrth gradea, oOan a Mfwturad time lor a Mifcar and har cbUd to be uifrther AD orientation meeting for mother and dati^ten who are intareatad will be held at the XX; on Nov 27 at I p m in M«etii« Rnnin 2 (all NnnI Satoer at HI llll for mfonnatlna
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NKW YORK iJTA; Irwln S FtcM. natMnal citalrman of (he United Jewiah Appeal laid that Protect Renewal "i* the comealone" of the 1*71 t'JAcampal0i In daal^ wllb thia. he de clared: "Ai we look forward to a new ytv, hopeluUy McaMd with pence lor Ihe people of larael, the Amarlcaa Jowlab eamfflUBlly It takMg on lU lull of ropoMlbUlty lor a of renewal wMch Is lar . prtivldtac lar adUtadai Ihe ihMelaraallaaclaty of IIO,llS chUdreu amang ft,* MO immnraf laaslUM who have not yel bean abaaited "Pn^ad Raaawal. the pro(ram thfontfi wWeh we have cMnmiltad amaiyaa la eamplele this task, la the eor nenlene of the in* tJA cam^ palga The Jewish •ofAaMrtca,Mly
are aeihig daclslvaly la turn IMi visionary plan lorhumaa renewal into a Ihrtng reality. la the year abend, «s are delenakiad le meat IMS leal Mid MerhaMHaHaiHa the (|MUty af Ufa lor larael'a paepia — Iba alaedardbcarert lor our Jewiab legacy and our bright, beat hope lorl4jmuffiiiw.
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Volunteers Lee Jane Paraow. Co Chmn Miriam Simon, Co Chmn SaHy Appal EattwtFox Mary Wine
For Social Scieice Professional Tha Dr. Philip Shar Home s*«kt a countalor/sociol worker with o Matter's (Jegree in the social sciences for a full lime professional position involving o new concept in residential and community programming for the aged. Contoct
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Old Timers'Review By ArttirnMinaii Although an rvangrlical Ipliil aniMn to be rtlt In the hnd nn qualim srp harbnml |l lUUai thnar drtrrminrd on fcrauadtng Jem tn embrace aanttMr (alth have their wort truly cut out if they lem m nn ctmverllnR Old Timen Harttly. In (he autumn nl our llvea I Whether II be Jewi for ^•MM, ar ChrMlana for Israel, 4r UM laiMl evaacHMa on the
tag a nllflaui TV autina In OiMiia. Old TUnert have been •rnund Inng awutfi nn( in buy the warea M tbeee prnaalytlt «n B«il. there la aertnua cnoceni when ll cnmc* tn iwaylng mv young people Theie cealout rellgloui grnupa' actlvlitea. aa w«il ai the cavndout aatica o{ Ike Ku Klux KUn. Nattt. Pakrthw UbaraUnn Organliallna and •thera o( limUar Uk. U why there la a B'nal B'rtth Anil Detamallan League Tbia review's opening takea IMa lack because MichaH Rldmnnd. dlr«ctnr n( the Plalna SUIM aagtnn AoUUel antatinn tieagtie, waa the boat of our Rarly Bird diacuaainn bHd at Temple Israel, Nov IS Mr Richmnnd preaented an iMigM la AOt's vHai wnrk in cauMaractlng rellglnus and ••U^MBUIr activities aad pCPBtganda in this regkin An eiample Last summer, in rVemont. Nebraska, wlndnws o( Jewish business eetabllilwnewls and family cart Mfapiaalared wtth wraellkaa •nd obscene anliSemlllr
Mr Richmnnd said the kicaJ police were balded as tn the murce nf these abusive and Insulting Inverltves Sn. AOL did Its own investigative work It turned oul the culprtta were ball dnaen. or so, ymaig-
star* who wrr>' liltini.iiely ei pnaed by Ihrir imn peers Hnpefully. s ltd has been clamped down on that nnn senae "Eternal VlgUaaca" la the credo fbrADL Seventy atx HMBlhari attended the iiMecMg cHRwned away fmm our hnine baae due tn the Biblical an exhibit at theJ Aa a atark cnnirai>i i» mr human animals ADI. Is mn fmnied with it was a rerreab log change to hear Dr Lee SImmnna. curator M Omaha's Henry Dnnrly Zoo. convey In(nrmatinn about the precious snlmal kingdom be (ttracts Vr Simmons said tnns came about because lor cenlu rtes mankind haa been in quH( of knowledge regarding other (nrma o( life nn earth Znna originally began In China where they were known as Gardens of Intelligence Omaha has had a urn since IM tMrt H haa only been dur Ing the paal 15 years that It has taken formidable strides in becoming one nf the nation's nut standing animal institutmna Henry Dnnrly Zoo la the world's largeat cat complex K can hnuae over IW large cats The ton has bred more sni malt than any other ton m the world and has severs! rare species Including a white tiger Dr SImmnna said nna an ant merely (or the pleaaure of cWkken In fact, tar avcry child visiting Henry Onnrly Zon there are three adults ik\ animals do things in stinrllvely or are they capable nf Intelligence'' Judge fmm Ihit sloT) The complex hnus mg the ton's orangutans was having a pmtolem keeping the d ^ anlhmpnMs onntataed lUmu^adnor ir aajwr-
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al tuaea Zon atleodaala were stymied allamatlag to figure nul hnw UM eaci^ie dnnr was betim ^>rung open sn an nbaervatinn stake nut waa set up One of the zoo's orangutan ealetontlas. named ru Man^ dm. was ntiaervad allpptng monkey biacults tn s lemal* caged next tn him She had been placed In an Individual cage, and put on a rigid dM. In order to crnitml an overweight problem In apparent gratitude for the biscuits the lemale handed over to Fu Manchu pieces of wire she had torn off a acreen In her cage ru Manchu proceeded tn twist the wire strands together until they formed s thick cable He then hooked the cable Into the dnnr'i lock until he manlpu lated It tn pop open The orangutans tnok off Smart penple theae apes Dr SImmnns perceived man and animals share this planet together Man could not survive II II were not lor the earth's lower creatures l/Mila Abrahamaon and Jake Hess are our mnst recent new memtwrs Nate Marcus wu host tn his brother Max who retldrs In Los Angeles Welcomed back from sick bsy were Mome Kpstein. Dr Arthur Friedman and Nale KIrfc Dave Katz. vUltalinn chair man. and members ol his committee are now ordained the "Sunahinr Boy«' lor the mitzvahs they are performinK in calling on brelhrcn who are 111 A moment of reverent ii lence was observed in mem nry of Leonard Herman and Jeanette Cnhn. wife nf mem ber IJoyd Cohn Next meeting al Belh Israel. Tuesday, Nov 28. 10 W a m (iuest spesker Rill Hamsry nl Boys Town
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Mr Baeri. bom tn 1950 in Haifa, has a B A In Kx-nnom in and a M A in International Trade iRcnnnrolcsi from the Hebrew University ol Jerusa lem Prior U> his appnintmeni to r^icago. he was a senior ecnoonilst in the Fnr>d Divl linn nf Israel's Mini.slry n( In duatry. Trade and Tourism Mr Baert. his wile and wm will live In the Oncagn area
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