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Philip Bernstein WillSpealit A t TSth Anniversary l^eeting

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Philip Berniteln. executive vice praaldenl. Council of Jew Ml radaratkMU. wUI apeak at the TSUi Annlveraary meetlni of the Jewlih Federation of Omaha, Jan 7 at 7 30 p m in the Jewish Communlly Center The joM wiaual meeHnn will honor past prealdenta of (he JewWi Federation. JuUIn Urecnberg Young 1/eaderahlp Award recipientt. oulfioing of

fleers and board memberi. new FMeralloi) and Depart ment officers and board* t elccllon and InitaUatlon i Special rtwognlllon will t>e given to the irw Cxtmbtoed Faderattan Campaign laadsrihtp and the 50th Anniversary Women'i Dlvlikm Campilgn A buffet Hipper will tf served at 6 p m . and InvlUi (ions have been aeni to UM Jewish community In caieii where invllaiiunn art- nof r«" ((•ivp<1, a iioli'sh |i>l)> Korlj^-s Ji .' nif. ii'nlcr |iivii , ii(l'lrt«iM-s iinil It • UTS of !h*iH4' lir^' ri-M-r\alums A IlltC the ClAt U( (.1 |KT [MTMIII

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Scholarship to Honor rRabbi and Mrs. Kripice The lynaMugue i» ihr pri n L mary inatrumeni for Jewish ^^bMrvival in Amerira » mem ^^•tr of the Jewinh Theological Semmary'n Kwird o( Direc Ion. said here last week The nynagocue and Jewish education must become • hlghetl priority ' »ald Kab<>i Judah Nsdtch l)r \adirh. a paitl president of the Rabbinical Atsembly. qtoke lo ISO mrmbrrs and fuasta of Helh Kl SynaguKue last Sunday during a dinmr of Irtbute for Kabbi Myer S and Dorothy K Knpke The dinner culmmaltKl a drive under the chairmanship of Leonard t) (Mdstrin lo establish a tcholarahlp in honor of the Knpkes at the Sem inary 's RahiblnJcal School RaliM Nadlch said Ihe Sem Inary asrve* as the "central pawsr houw" providing energy In the (ora of rahbl* lo the gynaangues throughout the natkm

Laonard D OokkMn. ctaiman af a commlttae to astabllsh the RaM Myw 1 aatf Otndqp K. Kripks adMiarrii^ at d» Jtw lahThMloclcal Seminary oangratulates Rabbi and Mrs Kripke HpoB the auecaaalUl conipMlon of the effort during a dinner of tribute last Sunday at B«th El Syni He commented on the cur rent.trend In ilorles about Judaism lo reflect on the Jew lab paopia aa an "endangered

species •• "What can we do to help keep young American Jews' ' iConttnuedonPageJl

man of the supper commitu assisted by Mrs Izadore rwltz iFrledai. Mrs Harok nil^l Franklin (Beverly). Mrs Ar-" Ihur Kpstein (Audrey and Mrs Max Greenfield (.Sarah I. Mrs Jack Kiulen (Betty i itj tiiA\rmAH til the I>('<-firatinfI Mrs. hi andj Mrs HowardKenyon (LindaI. 'Mr Bern"-'-"*'" '-"nexs rulive vici ( th ( liMMI'll ll( i.

PhUlp l°h<' nKN'liiiK. It M'heduled to tiriiin ul 7 !Kl p m It l» open to iitiers of the Jewish ">n. and no mer V ,11 mm are necessary Mrs Sam H*-rman is chair

Israeli Bus Bombed; Local Girl Injured Ronna Conper, daughter of Judge and Mm Samuel Cuop er, was one of Z2 persons in )ured, twi> wnouxly when a bomb expli)de<l on a cmwriett suburban buh >'i II'MIV.III tii lasl Sun(la\ Mr Kriiel III leani ni' rtKiis her mother told the Jew ish I'resh Mrs (wiper said Honna K •ipemling a year in Israel lak ing Talmiidic Studies to learn more about her background w a Jew The l»ytariBlil grad uate of Caslral High ScAoul plans to go on to a medical ca reer Mrs Cooper said her da ugh ter called after Ibe acci<l<'nl In assure her parents thai she was not seriously injured I Kuess we ran call this an early Manukkah present," Mrs Cooper said of her daughter's safely Miss Cooper told her paren Is that the entire back of Ihr bus was blown off She escap ed serKHJS injury because she was sealed in the Irtint of th«bus The bombing, which oc curred al S p m local time, was the second serious terror 1st outrage perpetrated on a Mo 12 bus which travels a lonf; route from East Jerusalem to Ihe predominantly Orthodox

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and pnor to that director of j field servic-e and aswKiate dJ-j rector sirwe 1M3 Before Joining Ihe Council Mr Bernstein was assistan director of the Cleveland Je\« ish Community Federal KH and executive secretary of I Cleveland Jewish Communit| Counnlilim Will Memberships and offices"! held includ*' chairman, So-J cial Issues and Policies Korn hoard of directors. Nationa Assembly for Social Polic and Development. Inr (for merly NSWA' member. Ad visory ( ommill«'«- lor Wlllian K Wiener Kducalional Cen ler, Federatmn of Jewi.sh Phli lanthropH's of N V memtxrj H<iard of Ov«Tseers. SCIMKII I Advanced .Social Studies Mrandeis University

B'nai B'rith Award Dr Ranald W Roskcns (ccotsrl. prssUeot. University of Nebraaka, recdves the 27th B'nal B'rith Amerlcanlsn Cltatkia troa Ed Rosen durlnc the Dw 14 luncheon at the Hittoa Hotal. Atrlglill8JaaephSaatalk,iiiailaro(oar«monlas Mr Roasolaa trvatst o( Henry MoMky liOdl*

Hanukkah and Christmas Lights Converse Edllor'sNoto The foUowIng Hanukkah sermon U a conversatloa betvMien •M HanAkab Ught and Ihe Chrlstmai UgM Wrttim by a rabbi, the lanpaa appeared In an Eaa( German Jewlak puMIca tloa Pcmlaalpn 4or Uw Jewlab PTM lo rapiMlili die article was flMaMed Iv Eugm Ooikmb, director of the Jewlah oaoimu^ lUty In Ulptlg. who Is Uie brother o( Miriam Groaman, of Omaha. Mrs. Groaaman translated the lertnon Into BncIWi (ronilhe original German Sermon by Dr Georfe Wilder, former Rabbi of Magdeburg CMrtaaa Ll#t - In the world ahlne untold lighu to tell a hundred of mlUlon peoples that Ihe Mvlor Is bom lliiiiia> U#t Quiet and damwe bum the Hanukkah U|0iU What Is the feeling o( Ihe Hamikftali U|M k»kti« at the ChrtsUaaa U^t U Iha Mi taakui Inm Ihe quM place to ihoaa wMck MfM keU Iht worMT Or do ttiejr pay no atleaUm becatae ihe itna|e llgiU do not mean anything to them? Or do they say: "Newir caaliMn be too much light in the worki and there is roon anou^i lor aU ktnda e( llghu^ " Is II poaslbie Ihe little Hanukkak U^ H happy to lee the big llghU^ Let ua hear what the Hanukkah l.ifhl and the Chrtilmai

Ughl ha ve to say to each other First speaks the big lights "Today the light of the world was bom 1,000 years ago we started to i^ve light to the dark They tried to drown the light in blood but we were stronger and today we shine over the whole world In palace* and cottagas our message Is that God was bom that love and peace came to the Earth But wiul have you got to say^ The Hanukkah Light answered "We only shine for a few mil lion Jews and do nol have much to tell Once kmg, long before your God woke up people In a faroff Land wfto only had one God whom they served In love like Father Abraham Then God called dn Moeas and gave him two stone Plates which had writ ten only 10 sentences. For these Plales Solomon built a Temple lo rest them and lit an eternal light to tell all Here Is the place to pray lo the only God, the God of love, the God of the Ten Com maadmenta * Heathen came and daatroyed the Temple and the eternal llghl Seventy yean later we had bull! a iiew Temple and again wc 111 the eternal light - but again the Temple was destroyed The heathens and their Gods were the rulers If we Jews had parMMd there awiM be no Hanukkah Light, but your It^il wouM not be here either

Your savior was bom of Jewish people and a Jew 11 the Jews had been destroyed there would have been no House of David and the one that called himself the King of the Jews would never have been bom Along came Judah Maccabee and drove away the enemy On the n of KIsleo our Temple was holy again and again we 111 the eternal light We had so little pure oil but it burnt for eight days That Is why every year we light our Hanukkah Light for eight days " The big light answered "It Is trtie from your light came our light But yours is only a small circle and we shine for half the human race " The Hanukkah Ught said "We realize what you did for the people You got the heathens away from their many Gods and brought them to the only one God, our Jewish God, the God of Abraham. Isaac and Jacob To the heathens you brought the two Tablets and the Ten Commandments, the Jewish only law To the heathens you brought David's Psalms, which are sung In your houses of God Your Bible is our Bible, which we use thousanda of years Yolirs and our most holy prayer Is the Shema and Ihe Ten Commandments Our dally prayers and yours are in (Continuedon Page 41


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Scholarship to Honor Rabbi and Mrs. Kriplce I CantlMMd from Pagr I) Ht Mytatwd Ms fMatlM by Myii« ikM ki Ikt M aad Ik.

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Night Hour* Pamlly Sarviet wia bt 0^ la • p.m. aa T^Hidajr*, iUrtlH JM •• Rdtart Lovett.

DMdatK JERUSALEM. (JTAi Hia laadar of Janaalan't Natorri Karta aotl-ZioDlal naM iaet. dtad fearr Dec llatUwaarofK TofrtlMr wHb UK late Rabbi Anram Blau. Kati—aWaabogn waa a prtad^ iaMMdar o( dw aart. wMcb lanwaara lUaBbMca ID UM JeMak Sbita aa tfw iPSiHdi dMi H la wrong la mi up a State before Uw advenla(a»Meaaiali

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World News Briefs Isra*! Raady GENEVA, I JTAI - lanwl aaldbawttatHwuptayared ta oflw Mi opartiMe !• Ika Mid wRaBBMiMaa af laaMial la tiaaal adada la aid Ihe I leat refufata < "Boat Paeple" I (ram Vtitaaai Jaal Ranwni, laraei'f Anbaaaador to the Uoilad Nattena iMre. made ihat Matamot dur1i« tlw Medal caatawea aa refugatr In gaiRlimt Aaia taaeaaad by BM Office a( Ito Hitfi CaouniaiJaaarJarReftnw BarranU aalad tliat brad la "8 oaunlry bidK by raHifMa aad •« ar« oartaWy iaaMlva to Uie MMMmg of da^MTate, igi to aaarck of a ' Ha rac^M that brad •at laatnanaaHI to raaudng • grai^ tt Vtataamaar refuteaa d aaa aad "• I OMBHy of Vli geet waa admitted U> our country lad year and «•• rapkSy Iwlagatad Ui larad't life"

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Mioa of ladt' b both untrue Hie eaatrovany aroaeover die reported tertoui UliMMd Jeaaira Kalz, the l4^maatlMld damfter of Boris and Natadu Kate d Moacow who arrived ki Boaloa raeantly (ran the lovtotUBlta TiM ddid appeared to be In when die arrived rapaita m the preta. •tatbn (ram Savid Jewiy ar thlatt, aad tone baaad OB the dMb to Mopeaw. tialad Out die was pvvdy UI Md waa hrnagd to ttw UA iar nadlcd UMtmaai uaavailaMa to the SairM Udoa llie child had bean iU lad iprinc but appanollyreeoverad.

DIffwtwithByrd WASHINGTON. (JTAi The Carter Adnlaiatratlon dUfarad wRh DaiMcraUc Senate Ma)artty Leader Rabarl Byrd d Wed VirglaU wha warned that die new Canffata "will be retudaai to locreaae bradi dd wMIe larad oontin uaa to qMBd on the prdlferatlfln M aaw lattlemcnla' on the Wed Bank "Tlic Saaator waa ipeaktaa •a Senator Byrd," the State Department'I chief Heddhw Cariar abed Byrd*! remark! Mtowtag bb return (ram vlaiU to larad and Egypt ai an embaary of PreaMent Carter

ld«a« Aliv* CHICAGO. (JTAl - Nad libdng)r b dhre and compd tag to (he markatplaca of Maaa to Latin America. Rabbi Marian M. Raaenlhd laid a Uidweai rB0on<l miwilnn of

the Antl'Drfamallon l.^«gup dB'aalB'rtth Roaenthd, who headi tha AOL'i Latin American affain dapartmmt hM Iml returned (rsm a vbil to Brazil, Bollvli, Peru and Venefuda Although hopeful thai drmorracy will (aia riraagib to Latin Amertci. Mded that the Nazi w« Inab who found haven I ragton and tlieir peae a continuing threat lo ef«^ iorto to raedabliah democracy tat

Carter UrB«d BOSTON, (JTAl - A group d mar* than I7« rdlred V S gcnerab and admlrab lent an open letter" lo Preaided Carter urging him to raoagoba larad't Impartanw to Wcdan lihiaii ia the MM dte Ead "aad to rainlarce lirad't military capalMllty to Ihd we will nd be larx:«d to lotheMiddbEad'

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BOSTON iJTAt - Two or Cafltzatlona worklnc (or Soviet JewB reledad diargta by Lean Dubia, chalmwn of Uie World Ziaatot OrianiutMn ind JewMi Afcaey Executive*, thd they bad mla^^ prcaantcd (tcU ui the caae of JaartfiKaU Dubta mad* hIa durge In an aMbva «• Soidd Jewry to the United Jewtdi Apped «Otb annivcraary coiilereiH* In New Vort Robert Gordon, prestdnrt of the Union of CouncUf (or Sovid Jews (UCSJi.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS lATUaOAT, DICIMMIU Juoiof LaogoaofMiirochi Wofn«n, 7:30 p.m. A.Y G Ditco Dance JCC 8p m WNOAT. MaiMMtM ChiMran'tHonukkohCalebraiion JCC, I 30pi $mfh hromt Synogogua Honukkoh Oinnar Honukkoh Book Sola JCC, 15pm.

MONOAr. MCiMtH U JCC will baopan FadafOtion offtca* will ba cloaad

TUISOAT. DtaMMR M Okhtmaft, JCC 10 30a m Childran* "GraoaaDay". JCC. lOo m

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"Aetton for Sovbt Jewt and the UCSJ rcteet Mr Oiddn't daun Uut nUarepraaaauttoaa were made by Roelaa actlvid groupt wt|b regard to .laaaici Katz The (ecu of the JeMlca K atz caie were ilwayi accurately preienled by the AFSJ UCSJ Mr Dulzlni rUlm that the Ndlonal Conference on Soviet Jewry (NCSJJ It the offhrUI ipokeiman lor Amerlcaa Jewry' on Sovid JewWi dlairt b maaabitfaH to Ihd the UCSJ b oempoaed d orgaoi

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CUSTOM FRAMING

TNUMOAY, DtCIMMR » Fadaralion Board AAaatIng, JCC, 7:30p.m. Senior Otiiani Naw Yaor's Porty. Bath [I. 3 p.i

L(x>king lor that perfect lost minute Honukkoh gift for your parents? What would ba more cheriahed than a beeutHuNy (ranted picture of thdr children or flrandchiidren?

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Announcet the ennuel meeting of Itt Board to be held in con|un<fion with the ennuel meeting of the Jewleh Federation ef Omehe. Sunday, Jenwery 7, IfTf et 7iM p.m. et the Jewiih CoNMNwnlty Center.

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We are PROUD TO BE INVOLVED in the Jewish Community Center OFFICERS Allan Noddle Saranne Gitnick JayLerner Moft Trachtenbarg

President Vice President Vice Preeident Vice President

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ctiyton Block EfltharCanw BMniaCohn ENin Coh^n Bata EiMnbcrg LoteFmkal MortOlMi OortaWOoldMin AitOroiaman Richard Juro TobyKagan

Maxina Kirahanbaum Slava Luatgartan UtdaMann Marvin PoUkov BamiaRaakin Miriam Soahnik Gloria Wagnar JamaaWax Tarry Zacharia Eugana Zwaiback

AEROBICSCOMMITTEE Dr Emia Prantica, Chmn Jaanna Upaav JimFuxa Murray Nawman AnHogan Catharina Rokaa PatHogan WMiaRokaa Addis idiflr YoiandaLamar VaraKaN JarryKWn

AQUATICS COMMITTEE Don Gotdttam, Chmn AmoidBan UndaayLannan Of. Jim Wax

Rutt) Frank Carman Fait

ARTCOMMITTtE Randi Katatman, Chnrvi Joyca Cohan Marriam Cooparman JarryDaan BatoEiawibarg Garry Epatain Hady Ganhman Batty HMar Jan Katzman Rocky Lawit f^arriat MiNar BaaaMindaM Carol Roffman Judy Roaant)ian SuaiaSllvar QlorteWagrwr

Sharry Wambarg Artana Goodntan MichaNaOioogoff Kate Kirahanbaum EvieKatz Loia Shap<ro Martha Itkin Linda Novak JayLarrtar JaniaKuiakofaky Carol Gladdan Donna Givnar TariShriar Carol Paraow Vickl raflmatar Pam Epatain EilaanErman

BUDGET COMMITTEE Mort Trachianbarg, Chairman Marvin Polikov Stava Luatgartan

CHILDRENSCOMMITTEE Elan Cohan, Chmn. Chuck ArnoM A/lana Goodman PhyNH Roffman BavZubw Maxirta Kirahanbaum Sharyn Joffa ShaNyBan

ENiaSharman LyuiKaKman Maraha Baaaingar GaUVaiuar NormaFriad Sandy Brodkay Mary Jarta Smith

MENS&WOMENS HEALTH CLUB COMMITTEE Marvin Polikov, Chmn. Arthur Adiar Jarry Angnaarw Truman Clara Kavaa Kirahanbaum

Nal Mavyranca SUMawrartca Elaina Richarda JohnRoaan Dan Sloaburg

GIRLS b WOMENS HEALTH b PHYSICAL EDUCATION Kata Kirahanliaum, Chmn Nancy Epatain, Co-Chmn Mary Kay Bowdan Carol Brodkay Fran Coran Mary Edalman Jaan Gabrialaon Carman Hahn Judy Hargit Lynn Kallman

VaraKahl Connia O'Naill Marcia Richardaon Martha Robarta Joan Ryan Tati Shriar Judy Simorw GayiaStaatyg Marian Froat JanayAahlay

HOUSE COMMITTEE Miriam Soahr>ik, Chmn Saranna Gitnick Dorothy Roaanblum Francaa Ban

Morrii FeHman Sam Graanbarg Sylvia Brodkay Arlana Goodman

JEWISH CULTURAL ARTS COUNCIL Gkxia Wagnar, Co-Chmn Richard Juro, Co-Chmn. Paul Airman Janny Baar Rat)bi KarwMth Brombarg Rabbi Sidf>ay Brooks Roaalia Cohen Al Crounaa Ler>i Crounaa Eunica Dar>anberg Cantor Aaron Edgar Bav Fallman Cantor Lao Fattman HadyGarahman Joallrwin Robarta Irwin Randi Katelman Maxina Kirahanbaum Stava Kon Dr Ben Kutlar MalLinaman Daarwa Mayaraon Harriet Millar Stan MitchaH Rabbi laaac NadoH

Cantor Chaim Naiman Oizie Nogg Ida Potaah Ruth Raakin Stava Riakaa Rabbi Jonathan Roaanbaum Ragina Rothanberg Sharry Wainbarg Rabbi Barry Wainstetn Elinor Whitman Judi Roaanblatt JayLarrtar PamCohn Cookie Hobemfan Ducky Milder Dick Sloaburg Jaanie Neff Magda Fried Barbara Parker Maxina NoodaN Thalma Luatgartan SaNy Vanger Shirley Trachtenbarg Annette Fettman

KITCHEN COMMITTEE Eather Canar, Chmn Dan Cohen Bamie Raakin, Co-Chmn. Jerry Rotirtaky Myrna Bkxik

FILM SUB COMMITTEE Mai Unarnan, Chmn GaryColick Richard Juro Batty Kolnick Staniay Kriega'

Jaanna Lipaay PhJHipSpizman Gloria Wagnar Martin Wolf

nr AITH b PHYSICAL FDUCATIOM Stava Luatgartan, Chmn Sam Ban Amia Ban MMia Dahir Nartcy Epatain DonGolditain CalKirihan Kata Kirahanbaum

Bartiara Lavitan Ernia Prantica AltanRuback Stava Skid IrvYatta MikaZahm Dr. Eugana Zwaiback

LECTURE FORUM SERIES COMMITTEE Richard Juro, Chmn. Al Crounaa Davtd Blaichar Rabbi Kenneth Brombarg Rabbi Sidney Brook* Lani Crour>aa Cantor Lao Fanmen Naomi Graer>berg Rabbt Myar Knpke Batty Kolnick David Lazarut Stan Mrtchall Rabbt laaac Nadoff

Stava Riakea Rabbi Jonathan Roaanbaum Judi Roaanblatt Marlene Solomon Gloria Wagnar Rabbi Barry Weinatain Dr and Mr* Dave Kapal Dr RodShkolnick Dr ManinWolf Mary FaUman Jaanatta Nadoff

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Dr. James Wax, Chmn Loia Finkal, Vice-Chmn. WiNiaEpatein GaryKataiman Don Klein llena Klein Sandy Kutlar Bee Pappertheimar

Jeff Perimeter Phyllis Roffman Ellen Ross John Sutin HeleneWoog Bob Zut>er LOIS Endelman

MUSIC COMMITTEE Pam Cohn, Chmn. Myron Cohen Sandy Epatain Tuffy Epatain Helen Epatain Cantor Lao Fettman JoallnMin Enc Kaplan Cantor Chaim Najman Maxina Noodell Linda Patton Dr. Maurice Pepper

Ramona Pepper Arlene Richrrtan Mm Rimmerman Judi Roaanblatt WIHie Roat Fred Simon Larry Small Eather Wax Gloria Wagner Ernest Prie*n«n Shirley Goodman David Lazarus

OLDER ADULTS COMMITTEE Toby Kagan, Chmn Art Groaaman, Co-Chmn. Baaa Becker Sylvia Gotdberg Fannie Manvitz

Betty Sanford Cynthia Schneider Ann Schulrnan Helen Shukerr

PERSONNEL COMMITTEE Bella Eiaenberg Eunica Dar>ent>erg John Brown Donald Goldstein

Bernie Meyers Ron Simons Peter Woog

PRE SCHOOL COMMITTEE Terry Zachana, Chmn Terry Ginsberg Susan SiKrerman Jackie Saylan Ellie Sherrnan Ann Goldatein Loia Finkal Suzanne Sheldon Pamela Epstein Gloria Decker

Vicki Perimeter Jayne Ruback Ruth Erman Sandy Kutlar Rocky Lewis Leslie Kully Margie Gutnik Claudia Boehm Susan Palay Gloria Baaaick

THEATRE COMMITTEE Beanie Cohn, Chmn. Leo Meyerson Don Fiedler Denny Greenberg Nomia Lovett Peg Shafer Mel Linsman Yolanda Lamer Bella Eiaenberg Jack Froat Rick Gilinaky Seymour Goldaton Larry Herman Ratha Herman Bob Lovett Jeanie Gilinsky

Ben K utter Helen Meyerson Bea Pappenheimer M Michelle Phillips Judi Rosenblatt Bev Seldin Gigi Osten Jack Eggert Elaine Jabenis Laura Shiffarmiller Deenie Meyeraon Bernie Meyer* Bruce BalKk Betty Goldatrom Larry Small

YOUTH ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Linda Mann, Chmn. Dr Jim Wax Suzy Rubin Abner Rubin Barbara SirTK>n Margie Gutnik Bruce Gutnik Celia Sifry Alvin Sifry Bess Aronoff

Karen Levin David Levin Larry Small Sherry Weinberg Barbara Epstein Marshall Lewis Judy RotHnson Dr Martin Wolf Jay Lerner Av Greenberg


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The Simple Reality The Unltad SUtos ot America has recognized I Chlaa at the aole repreaeataUve govemmeot of the Oiinese people Pull diploinatic courtesies akng with all of the other IrappiBff of omclaMom wUl be exteiMled to the Unttad States and vice versa. In recopiicing Red China, tlte United States has gone on record as accepting the "simple reality" of the situation In recognizing fled Giina. the United States has agreed to withdraw its military strength in Taiwan and to end its treaty of defense with that country The "simple reality" of the situation is that we are giving up a small customer for a big customer Nine hundred million Chinese can buy a lot more from United States fanners and manufacturers It's a big market How about that Israel? You'd better build your population up fast

You'd better be able to protect yourself You'd better negotiate a peace you can live with. The United States position of today may not be the United States position 30 years from now. There are "simple realities" to contend with Isn't this what Israel has been saying right along?

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Eating What Comes Naturally egp, for esample llea, wa canunantad. bul we tn thti hill country thr war* bitemad that this wax 1 IwMl to ttrit liiti* tana vtUacr major economic purwit of the childof aSevanth Oay Advent of Ainlilin, kxaled up In the neighborUig vUlagea laTaliliig tst family, remamlng from GalUwhUb Practtcally all of of pouiU> Inatoad. OM gwd lour or five tamllies who had Its etghly famllte*. men, pe«9le of Amirtm oonoaolral* become memtters ui the very MMMD ami ciilldrra. are veg- •a dMtr orckarda, appUa and aaily days, aaon after Amirim eUulMi. avoid food on whkh peadMa and pann* aprtoota, waa founded to IKI rlMNBlMl iprayf or (ertUlzcn ilgi and pamagranalaa, al CUMrao of Ite members havf been UMd, lake no plUa mowii and paeaaa. The prod- land to remain true to their or antibiotic* and don't ucta find getd narlMta. and pbiloaaphy of life Hava Shi naokc Tbry arc a beaMtiy, Ihar* I* always »nnu0i Ml monl came here a* a child hardy, nomwl group of people •var to and up on the dining with parenta, founder nanwho anjoy life and have MK- room laMea at home •ome- ber* She was ralaad hi ihia enceeded In buUdtag wiMl la per- Umea In umnual but alwiyi vironment Throughout her hapa Ite only thrtvtaf vegr vary iMty forni Many of the several year* of army lervlce nianiber* alae hold pnifiaalon- In the Sliial, and her five years tarian vlUace In the world. Many of them. H riioiild be al. dvU aervlce or toduatrtal at Ite Hebrew University m iddad. go beyond vegaurta- poatsoutalde Jerusalem die not only reOne little chad, •tMB and are nature food demained true to her vefleUrto' votee* Thai mean* they eat around with an nten bul luccaeded hi making notiiuii that come* from llv- rituUcap on hi* head, Ing creature* even a* a by- aur attanUon An Meal place YalHida Poker, too. got an no mUli. ior railglauBly nhaarvinl fami early start He waa bom Into a tealoua nature laad family, and today la ralabu ite UUrd generatlan of healthy youngsters Yafle. his wife. dUcov Than ipote Uw ChrtaUnaa U0i. "l^at'i ahUie wtUieul hate erad tills way of living only and taatauay and nat dai^ hara toaacb otter Van MM lir Ite whan Aa marrtod him. but JewM paapl* and aa to^ Ite oibm W« aaa hi you Ite U^ to lite ite typical cooven. die Is the holy paapia, Ite aaylnfi Moaaa and Prophati. BMI your re- more fkilcky Uian he ject in ue Ite paapla wte ennte (ram Ite hantbana Let «n lidne Amlrtm now has an eye on liitilhui and laaeh our people love and atreogUi and Uie only tte touhat or vacation trade God wffl honor both our llgrts" So they said good bye, tte Hanukkah Ll|^ and Ite ChrMma* Visitor* are bouaad In com lortaUe bungalow*, and can litfd, aad a brl#a happy Ainc want ovar Ite world partake of their unique and dellrlou* meals al the farm taMe of Uieir hoaU Sarah, who I* In charge, says most major travel agents lake mervalMos There lisve been many tnquinrs from potential new members of the community, bul until new housing la buill. AmIrim Is filled AMIRUI

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A Conversation: Hanukkah and Christmas Lights (CanttnuedfromPagel) > laa ChriadBM U0M "If thai I* to why do you a? wab an* H^ y«i Uga UH adMn The lervanl you OMI tt thtn «ky haa OM aarvanl Utfit to ririne when all olfaen are The Hanukkab U^ proudly itralghtened 19 layloc: "You cannet Ui a ll#a. Van aa* Ite laat tmofce came frnni me to you IB INJlasdat thakatllwmind ^vc you U|M aid the lave al C«d BultteflntI »lonie< t'ui only God of ynan webeliev* In one Cad only who ha* no fonn ar picture Not In ttie Prophets, not In MaaM. aniy In God But UtP heathena needed a God wiw had been tiani. lived and died like other paopte To honor htm you havr your holy days wtd ilga* So you aae aw Ught Is dirirrenl Irom your tight' SiM Ite OwlatMM MtfM Soyoudaoatwantlocalebrale wMboi*" •No." Uie Hanukkah UgM anawwcdquteUy. Then do you hate u*r-Mfead tte big Ugas "No." tte Hanukkah Ll^ laM. "EvenOMugb you tned with nd powar to kai our ll|^ *o you coutd te tte only 11^ to We do not hal* you baeaMBC ov retlglan Ml* M you *all na hate In your haatt. Da good to tte one that hurta you " TtangMluUy aikad Ite Mg light 'Aren't w« anythuig to

Major prolilem facuig this Mtyllic, pastoral oommuntty la how lo digest the presence of

Proadly Uw Hamdrkali um <wne saying: 'Oh y«* You we Ite HvbW wKnaaa lar al OMI we are to ite paopte of tte world Y«a lantfd bundreds of miUkm of people atioul Ite God of Abrs bam. laaac and Jacob You have our Tan Comnundnmls Moaaa la jmr Praptet and David Ite ahmw «( yaw Paakna. Our Glory a* tte paapte at dw Propbat* and ear Btile you gave to paapia of Ite world. «c do net want U eaai* hi la yanr baaaa wMfc anr UgM. (jad wanU Ite Jcwa la iwaanber wtaa «• Uga

The Jewish Press PuMatMd wnohly on FfMay ty thn Jnvwiah fadnratlon of Omnda SdvianoMman

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SwwK OM foMo* P»a M Orata. M*r Butocnaoon M M AA«nnino niaw on i mv^m jau •»«ti a *« wh ww ">•• »* mmmummf »iiiii I a all!

We came here tiitt, they maintain Andbaaldaa. w* lite the envlroomenL You art aduraled people You all talk Ilk* lawyers Wr want our children lo grow up tte sanne way The ranfllct li very mudl like that of an all reltglaas cooununlty. In whicb dwell* a stogie family which toaWa on driving Its car ui and oia on Shabbal

Letter to the Editor To Ite How can wc say thank you U^fl our Mlaaion leaden' Tte Mlaalon was beyond our expectaltone It was sllmulat Ing - It was educational - II waa fulfilling it wai great' And you guys made it happen TteOmAaUJA Study Mlaatei

An yim "ttkt§ sovrii" fftr tka WMgr? 'Afa d like lo koap your Jawlsh Prass latuo* coming to you on a ragulor basis. Hare s how you con help: 1. Balora yau lawva. cll^ yawr praaant Nwlllna

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one or two aon-vegetarlan famine* When tte nature-lov mg people came here In im they were assigned to i Iocs IMn which had been aban doned by all but onr or Iwn famtfie* of tte previoua North African settlrn TV laiirr conatltulp a distlnrlly foreifpi aiaaiant. wlUi Uielr camlv» rouB diet, bul rttuae all l^ ducamants to move

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Oli'i ll> cuuion viiii I'dtiliiHii' 111 Ihr OiM(Sh«btMl Salunliy: ( »« m 10JO •HI Shahaiil wr Vic* Sunday <• tn Weekday! 7 a tn and 7 p m BATMITZVAH Oaylt KaUkae, daunhtrr of Mr MMl Mn MUUm KaUkw. will become a Bat MItivah on Friday, evenint aiMl Salurday menihiK.Dec BandM MEN'S CLUB l^nrh and l>eani" wllh thr rabbi will conlinur on Thur\ day Dec a. at the Conanl HotH ' Men I Hub will no! meet lor breaklaal on Sunday, t>fc M LYNXEGE BRUNCH Rabbi and Mm Bromherfi will IMWI a brunch In their hoiiw on Sunday. Dec 34. II

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Servlcci are rundurtcd in the Capahart Chapel on the •fcoM) and faurlh rnday of each nMMilb. fl p m An Onfft Siiabbai loUewi the wrvirr Strrlcc* are conducisd by KabbI Sydney I, Hodman

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Temple Israel SERVICES rnday ilHiinukkah 1 at 8 p m in Hall ilou ill 7 30 rill ipaiion by the

.Stfiur il«\ 11 d m RKLK^IOlSdJVSSES Saturday and Sunday .School ire In rereia until Jan U and 14 Hebrew Clauen will resume beginning Tueiday. Jan ( Conrirmatlon Class will re Mime Jan ifl BNOT MITZVAH Amy Carolyn Bcrmtein, dauKbier ol Mr and Mrt Thomat C Bcmateto. and LMUC Jean Simon, inutiMrr <il Mr and Mm Stephen H Simon. williM Hal .Milzvah on Ki i>K and Sal urday murning. l)cc 29 and M

Lincoln B'nai Jeshurun SERVICES Friday: ip m

Lincoln Tifereth Israel SERVICES Friday: I p m Chief Justice Norman Kn voiha will be the guest speak er The Oneii .Shabbal will be hosled l>y Norman and llelene Krivosha in honor nl Nor man'H lakinx Ihe oalh of otfice u rhlef Jutllce Of the Neliras ka Supreme Court Saturday MominK nervier •! a o> Junior Confireiial Win

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Sahhaih CandMlghtIng trldmy. I>«c«mk«r 11,4iM p.m. M4m}f, Pacawbar M, 4t44 p.m. tanadiction lor KirtdlingSobboth lighit

Borukh Afoh Adofwy Eloheinu Melekh Hoolom, Asher Kideshonu Beniitzvofov Vetzivonu lehadlik NerShelShobbat (Blessed ori Thou, 0 lord, Our God. King of the Universe, Who sonctifies us by. His ComiTKjndments ond hos commonded us to kindle the Sobboth lights.)

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Ihe III,. , '. «lll IM' lollowcd l)v (jui-M 1(111.'. and discussions Irom Ihe iiiiigri" gat Kin CHAVURA The next meeting ol the Beth Israel Chaviira will htheld on Ihe i ILi nukkah. Suii'! , Dec 31st at the himu' ul Jix'l imd Roberta Irwin

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Beth Israel KabbaliilShahtiaM tip ni The Lair Kamily .Serviif I IS p m The servue will tic conducted by Kalitji Isaac Na doff. Cantor l*« Krttman and the Beth Urat'lChulr The servicr wUI IM- devoted to Jewi&h Book Month with a •pecial display of Ixmkk and publlralions from Ihe ^yna gogur library set up m the w> clal hall The pulpit meKKAKc will t)e devoted In Ihe subject of Jewish tmnks Saturday Morning Service 8 Ua m

Council Bluffs B'naiIsrael SERVICES Sativday 9a m Sunday •a m Services conducted by Mr Sam Sacks

Kiddush follows in the Mirial hall Youth Services lU a m A special Shahhat lunch hosted by Ihe parents of Kilah Heh <&th |trade>. will be held for all junior congrpgants Class with the Kabbi 4 is p m

B'nai Jacob Adas Yeshuron SERVICF:S Saturday A 4fi a m Sunday ta m

Mincha Service 4 4.^p m

Shalosh S'eudns S 15 pm Ma arlv and Havdalah S W p m

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Morning Service 9 a m

Dally and Saturday

Rreakfaiil9 30 a m Mr .ind Mrs Dave llahn will hof>l the Sunday breakfast in appreciation of all Iheir friends at Beth Israel naaies with the Rabbi 9 45 a m Dally: 7a m and4 45p m HANUKKAH DINNER HeUi Urael't Annual llanuk kah Dinner will be held on .Sunday. Dec 24. 5 :io p m Dinner chairmen arc .Mrs Nancy Kaltman and l)r Ben nell PIshbaIn All particlpanlit are reminded l« bring Iheir own Hanukkah Menorahn and candles 8V0CONCLAVE Members ol Kadimah SVO will be attending Iheir annual mid winter regional Conclave which will be held in Mtlwau kee Wise (rnm l)e<- 27 M COLLEGE HOMECOMING •n>e Kndiiy nigtil serv ice (m Dec 29 will honor all college itudents who are home for their winter vacation A num her of students have been in

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By Steven Morgan Parents can rlirive an muxirlanl li-s.sofi in childreanng from lomorrows Torah reading of •Vayaishev " Jaoitj liivetl his youngest soil Joseph more than his other brothers (or Joseph was a pr'KlucI of Ja<'oh s old age To fl;iijnl his lavonlixm. he made Joseph a coal of '! As can be expected, Joseph s brothers be JiHpepb tiail lw<i ilreams which he told In his brolhtTs The crux of the dreams was thai some day he would rule over Ihe members of his family His brothers hated him even more Oneday. JacritisenI Josepli :< ii ers were lending Iheir n<x'k A III 'h liiin I ! Ihrow in^ iiirn in <« pii ^nicri in* ti As they de(>aled. an i <> KgypI approached The I' ri the ishmaeliles To coni • 1 Joseph's coal In blood, aim n.n. .ii.u i.un.i ..,,^^11 /ud been devoured by a wild beast Jacob mourned for man\ days Joseph was sold to Poliphar. captain of Pharaoh's guard (r-d blessed him and he prospered Meanwhile. I'oliphar's wife tried to entice Joseph but he rpfu.sed fine day. when Joseph came to work I'oli phar's wile caught him by one of his garments, bul Joseph ran away, leaving his garment in her hands She called Pnliphar. and accused Joseph of evil conduct I'pon hear ing this. I'oliphar ordered Joseph In prison Some years later. Pharaoh sent his chief butler and baker tn prisnn One nighl. both men had a dream, which they asked Jow-ph to Interpret Joseph explained that the butler would get his Job back, while Ihi' baker would lie hanged And so il was Joseph asked Ihe buller to Intercede on his behall Rut Ihe butler completely forgot about his promise lo Joseph As we have seen, jealousy can be destructive, but it can also lie ^instructive When it does arise, we must channel II so It works constructively for us

9am Men and women of the community are Invited to participate In Ihe services

Miss Fox Engaged

Miss Landsman Wed Rev and Mrs Mendel Land iman announce the marriage ol Uteir daughter, Klvka. to .Shlomo Gutkind, on Dec II, in Brooklyn, N Y The bride graduated from Jewish Teachers Training Col lege In Gateshead, England, received her bachelor's degree In special education from the University of Nebraska, and ha* a master's of science degree In special education from Yeahlva University in New York .She Is currenlly a master teacher of special edu cation In New York at the Cen ler for Special Education

Mr and Mrs Harold Fox annoaMce the engafleaacot ol their daughter, Barbara Lynn, to Clifford William Beuler

continuing his lalmudic stud les at this Veshiva He holds a bachelor of science In accounting from the City University of New York He is currently em ployed by the accounting firm of Hertiert H l,evess and Co in N Y and has been accepted for further education in law accounting at the PACE Unl versify In New York

baugh Mr Beulerhaugh is the ion of Mr and Mrs Charles Beulerhaugh ol Council Bluffs, la He Is a graduate of the University of Nebraska at Omaha ' and Is a special education teacher at the Glenwood State School In Glenwood, la

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(ri^) ptoys baitathaU wtth a gwy c< beytdurH Itair aduai ID Givat (Hca Thaas •••• ckllIks OaaiMM later that day at BaMMalaMaat. o( tha DUipara OB tbe irDUBdt of TM A vtv Ual-

Photo Essay by Suzanne Somberg and Mariana Solomon aiaUJA

1lM man ^aatlng la the pai^ at (be Qaad ranea Is tha BMir o< Ifea ChrlMlan HarlngrseahwdiraslI s tisnaftlta Nmssif al dw ImtUtf. the mayor tolhelanaili ha aiM prawdbr, "JavM HvnMlnayt

ia<OhratOlgs.ansl^Br1wndo«Hsdara.a€«ynaarTilAvh OlvalCMca Hnae<larsel'tr«*lM''twnost>rpftbtwiis na fasMnsts, mostly Jei I Iraq, YSMM and Morocco, tha la craatlad, ntatandard hiiinh^ Thi iidlis al ad adnrattMnal laroi Is vary to* and many yoang paoole ma snM Ufea Olvat Otta anoAantooUltonlstoanisr Ihaanny Battarii«theUvosoTIhssspaepte. • it etMnsKtlaB IhnutfHMl laraet. h ona of the taato o(

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EdHor't Nate- Amoiw Uw Weal Caolral iMdanMp af tht UoHad JawWi Appetl rtolaraalWoyfbarMttiriiigiDar • «tn OmriMoa PrlU Md MoUlM HareM and Mcrrtam Oaopermm. Jaa and Mastaa KlrriMtawi. E|ibraim Marfct. Dan and HarrM Miller. Har Ian and Nancy Noddte. Syd and Gift Oaten. Bsnie Raskin. Bab and LarrabK StI , Lou and JMartanr SoitiBan. 8«ik , Joe and MIrtain floiliHat, BnM I Janet Wtaatmd) and UneaMto Bob '^IMs (act-flMtag mistim was wbsidlMd by a gansnus grant tram the MUton S. UvtagMan ramdadon On nitae two pafcs, Marlcne Sotomon and SiBlc Sootan ^Urt •enw of the poup't aiparltKas and dMwgM*

After lavtog M Air rsras Baas to the Staal. UM 9019 travsM ftolhsr tadh to an an«(r daraK^sdtowni«YanHindto«bsnasrtya>Mha»,Hlathritoaaar^ 0nsaiatoi •llh hto Bsn pasthsd at bto rftoiMMB, a^Ute to I Olgi Ostoa be* dH Banan pnn to Ma raai*Nss I ikOand oath msntog to a jMBba )al Otot la nssd only iir carga. Ite rsM«b of , as well ss Ihssa to Yamit, live to the ares IhM «a be ratonmd to Egypt nhsa UM Urstyhaioaed Aauneartatoltoi»slaantoihssdtorl>SH^sn<sns«iMdsntoMdlhs but Otoy nay have tobe rsaadtod tor Iha aakaofpaaea.

of the trip ior many «as UM ap-' of Prta tottsi tnm aO vm the Vm tnU, "«a>s toads br-| iilttaas lor 1 bsaaraOMlsivi ar« nat to tha ranp o( attack. •wlbawlttiiillj tyltn asMrd-toiaHlsUto."


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A Mission's View of Israel

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tnup'* fuidt, petnu out UM panorunlc view o( J«niui«Bi IM bad bMa to brMi IMI ywr wm* ta iwt (rf UM OMI hM Uk« pteM IB JOTMtaB rinea OMtr IMI vWI

TiM Milan Hrf HaraM Coopwnap make iMW (rtandi at the Jotait DMrttMUao CanmMae i^aHorad Makan (Old Am HOOM) at fUtboa U Zloa A«t. tUaa* and IndiCMKe art not harrtan kr a Jaw who wlitMa to oome home to laraal At the Kafeaa, Ihoae wtw are able lead a producttva and craathre life llMae wometi wwc proudly makloghaDilcraflad Itana wMeb v«up manbart bou^ • Itfta to bring hooM

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UM MW dormitorlM ol Uw Kotel Yeihlvt, In th* Jewttti quarter o< the Old City o( Jena* IMD, «v«1ook aactait rutni It U i humui reality that each dvilliaUon mutt build upon the niiMOf ON toctety that preceded It It li lotarMtlilt to not*, bowever. that l>e{ore new c«i^

itnrtlOB lake* place In the Old Oty. each itt* liewiAiiijracavated and recorded by archaMiogliU: iraUafi through which one can fee down bite Ita nan of excavallooi are a oom•oa «^. Wtth great creaUvtty and lenaltlvity. the UraiU ardiltecU have manatad to UcB^ the madBrB with the aaclaot, while iUU making a oantenporary ftatemenl

ntiriiliTtailln anil Finfit andrniliiVrinli 111*1 null Hirmia^f it hwiit with iti j ii 1 1 ganlaAleph. aklbbutxiMartheGolanHelgbU When aafced bow they could bring their f ami ly to Uva doae to the Syrian border, the Ubbutmlki replied, "Tbli la our country We muat IhrataavMrytocholit If wc are not tafe bare, we would not be tale to the dtlea"

I en Ikt dlffUty tod oatMniat o( oldtr adutta It riMWD b dM phyilcal lay (balaw) I^tgpl* Uva to eoMagaa wtitra dMy ara tBoouraftd to cook and v«a. Tte baauttful ptaaidt bacfcoa ant to take a walk - a call dM grti^

I and Harlan Noddte, laadara o( Iba Mlarion and irt dtalniNa of Oinaba'i I Federation CanMlft, maat wllb Lou Sotanan. OIncUir of iba Omaha Jawtib Padarattan. 14 the "back of tta bw" - theta- office on wbaeU The puipoaa of UM •Mao waa an tacreaaa to the oomnKnant to Itrad through ralttog the cnnaciouaaaaa of tba paittdpanto. Aflar UM Omahau travtlad through the land, became tcqualntad with bar paapla. taw bar •uccatiii and pwblama. lanaad Iha laraall vitality they increaaed UMir p>«<g—a7pMwiitli»iwMr|tata aaummif—•ihimpMn»itnflh»ia7«i>«i«p«lgp Inwf. dtttaa, many of the partldpaati commlted themielvea to active tovolvaroent to the cam-


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AZAI I)er 9 uw a ipa^trtU HVper date parly at the home o( IkMNe Laihlnaky. chapter fweetliearl Upcomlni Datcmber evaota bickida a cuitural/alaapever. Oft » al the JCC The eveniim will inrludr Shabbat aer vi (^ and a qieaker. Mknred ihe svernlgM Stnday. '' -Kapler mcnten will dear oailecting lor ...MjdawMdi will be donated U) needy (amille* AthMlcwIie. AZA I'l teams are larlng well Ihe "A" team has a 4-0 record, after defeating AZA ISIO 41 10 and the "B" team carries a record of2J

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the people there who have developed a very successful settliement .Some ol the families raise flowers and manage a (lou riahing (lower exporting business The people in this Moshav will have to be relocated after the peace treaty is signed The Important settlement in Yamit alao will have to be dismantled and the inhabitants relocated It Is mlnd-bof-j gling to think of the relocation prat>lems, both economH and human Problems of this nature, and the tremendout' economic costs aaaociated with them, create new needs lor financial support from all o( us here In this country who want to help larael to be financially and socially sol veni

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AYGPIans Ski Trip All B(tor«taa onew ofcllag at Craacam IM HUo. lor aB JOC 7lh aad Ml raBtoi^ kaa baaa planaod tor nanday. Jan. 4. ItTf ThtowiBbamii tor new oktoro to 1 otmcttona. opadal ritlfunandMloty.nel arcO.M/bear. The eeal tor AYO I a lit ao coat a lU. nto toa I

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Omaha Organizations Tbt Hadaiiah Tcnola La^pw wtu ttari tti aacand »fU nai tar fl(#a •ooka ot dw Oaaka Raequot Oito OH Maadayttroailto2:Mp.m Any Hadaooak aMMibar vfea aaoldliHtoplayoaai PHIor 01 HMM dayo ar fM>l44«v«idi«i

PWSOMAIS BOCNIK) wloh«« to Ihonk all of hit frland* and ralotlva* lor (he donotiena, vl*iti and giitt during hit rocant hotf4tolioatien. MM. AABON tIM dtonlii har mony friandt and ra4oliv*« (or thair donotiont, gift! and Howart during har racant hotpilaliiotion

RAOAMAH fe« wtotor aaoatoi CTMUVC DraiMUca Laval I tor boy* Md grto to Ktadorlartm tliroia^ (tool Oradao Iram I M pm to 2 IB p.m Creative Dramatka Laval II (or bnyo asd flrto to oacoad Ihni kunh Oradao (rom t:M to i:» pm Olid OdMroa'a Theator Cla« tor baya and

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Pew world lra<|pni »rr known (o all by ikdr nrst nunr Out of affection and rennet BO one called her "Meir," rile wai known, of OMine. aaJuitpliUn Golda "The admiral Km Jor the late leader of lirael wai reflected in AiMTlcan ncwapapert

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"few pMpie, much le»» »i>rKl Icartcrs iMve ever conveyed io ulrong an imprettfinn of rouraae The ilte of her wiU became an in temallnnally recagnlied virtue, aUled nt WMfelMtMPMliDer 9i

Recent comments In this column on the ABC special 'Terror in the I'l .ml" prompted a response (rom M ii rector of ABC News f»ubli< RI-NIIIMUS I,IJJ«I ing to reprlnled rommenl.s madr by Charle« Reese ol (he Ortando Saotlaal SUrlhal AB( and the I'Ui had made a deal. " trading an hour of prmif lime TV lor the pnvllege ol lllmlng in I'LO lamps, Ms Fllleld termed the charge "ridiruldus '

Her coura<e waa Ihe topic of aeveril edltn^ rial* The New York DaOjf N«wi rptnarktHJ "DIpiomati and itateamen who dealt with Gohla Meir were aomctlmM aabiuMled thai UU» former MUwaukae Mhool leadier. ihib ^BMUB who aMmad Ihe epitome of motherly ^^beniMi. could be to formidable and det i ^^fc • BagMlator Tliey riiouidn't have been ^^nrtad Har devaUa« to lirael'i cauae was ^Hce and total '

Ms f (flelrl scored what she called 'single "•'•:•' ' •>! I had a hard lime find . .' inlheedllor'deparlmenl lluvt cnnvenirnl with reportage such as ABC and PU) not to be burdened with let lers to the editor " Incidentally, ABC News has no letters toihe-edltor segment

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' called her a "leader caat m the herak moid." with the spirit of Boadlcea and Elizabeth I In and out rf n< BM, tt» wat the coniummate chamc CMnrlctlOM and cauaea forced upon tui i.. hMory " There li nmd reaaon lor women Io take m l^atlon from Goida Melr. the SUr mnltn Had 'Unlike moat, if not all. other women who have held office at the top political level, riie wai nabody's wile, widow, xder or daughter fint " *

II Is unfortunalr thai millions of viewers have not been lold thai the <tegmenl rd Ihe AUi ^ii.-. lal showing Aratw carrying off fur ii(h t>uming Jerusalem stracU > ARC as fleeing Arab refugee! has now been clearly Identified as Arabs looting and burning the Jewish Quarter ,

Several newipapen noted Ihe "bihi" •< nature of her death 'within light ol^>>.. • Tht BaWaara 9m luuetted, "Ai MOSPH lived to took over Jordan Into the (Vomlied Land, but not quite long enough to lettle there, ao Hn Melr lived until the ni-year quest for peace with Kgypl appeared In be on dw eve of lulflllmeni Many »ill wonder why rilt WM denied the last days needed Io wit

Deaths AUOOHBN Word has bacn received In UmahaofawileattionDec U of Abe Cohen. ID of Bellflow er. Calif Mr Cohen was a Uretna, Neb. and Omaha merchant prior to his retirement He la survived by a son, James, of California and a broUier, Corporal CUien, Omaha

ARTHUR VnUKDMAN Gravealde services were heM on Dec 10 at Beth El Cemetery for Arthur V Friedman, (I Mr Friedman was a World War I veteran He Is survived by his wife, Ann. daughter. Minda Levy, sister. Hilda BeHamak. Loa Angeles, and two grandchll drcn

As reported in UieNaw Yort Port I Dec 6i, Movietone Newreel's catalogue lists the loot iige as "Arabs driving Jews out nl Jerusa lem " ABC. In turn, defends Ihe mistake by explaining that "we got il from the BBC In l^ondon It was IIKUHI Ihal may by them " The N«« Yort Poal <oiKluded, "No word yel on additional errors the BBC or other unurres ABC uaed for footage or factual data may have made as well "

UJA Asks For Cash The National UJA ha* l» sued an appeal to the Omaha Jewish Community to send caah aa Hon as possible, an noupced Mary Fell roan. Pres Ident of Ihe Jewish Federal Ion of Omaha In order for us to forward our fair share of the t302 mil lion national cash goal. Omahaa'* mutt pay their Cam palgn pledges," said Louis Solomon. Federation eie cutlve director More than half of all monies collected in Omaha go to UJA to support immigrant resettle^ roent and social services in Is raH and a hoai of countrlet around Ihe world Only by people paying their pici^iea from ItTI and prior years can the Jewish Feder sllon honor Its oMlgalMn to world Jewry "They rely on UJA for food, houalng, education and spirl tual help, and the UJA relies

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The TIferelh Israel Congre gallon Annual Hanukkah Utkr Party will be held. Sun day. Dec 24. 4 30 p m in Ihe synagogw- .Social Hall Join your frlend.< and family in Ihe tun

The Hanukkah party will be held Dec 24, al 8 p m in Ap pletree Clubhouse, S224 S !»7lh Court For information, car pools, or other quesln •'. iiy Ann, &5I 2(62, H ig. 554fla09, or Maui) t iimivsSy.

The .South Street Temple will have its Annual l..alkp Brunch. Sunday Dec 24, 11 p m al Ihe Temple Bring your family and friends lor a special holiday fun On .Sunday. t)ec 31. there will be no religiiias school claases for the winter break Barbara MIsle and Jane Pil lor have been appointed Io the Regional Board nl I" S V Alwi Dan Mosow has been elected Regional Treasurer. F.mlza Region al the recent conven lion In St Louis

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