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.COUNCIL 6LUFFS. LINCOLN. OMAHA Omalw. Nab.. Fri., January 6, IfTI
Community Invited to Federation Meeting A community tribute to ttw lair UoMa Meir will be given It the Jotat MHiual meeting of the JewUi Federation of Omaha on Sunday. Jan 7. 7 30 p m at the Jewlah Community Center
The O'var Torah tribute by
Russian Woman Impressed by Omaha ^Vl haven't the faintest idea f vkal ihe waa thinking, but I UMV wat only one thought IfWigid In my mind at we tat on (he couch amiling at each other How am I gotng to nmhjct an interview with a RuHlan woman who barely qieakf Kngllih'' Journaliitm claMet offer variouK inlfTMPwing tech ni'i itinewtfuP<<
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ea Is t»* alet hir the lirM lime to visit her lan, Vladimir, i student at ibia l<nivenlty She was In New York for one day before ihc and Vladimir boarded a but and came to Omaha lo vlstt SMrley and LeeoardGoMMaln "To be In the U S and not tee Shirley Is Impossible," Anna explained "Shirlry and I have been rxchanging letlers for four years " Another special penon to the Ztablnakyt Is World He
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In honor of the 7&th annlver sary Diamond Jubilee Year of the Jewish Federation of Omaha, living past presidents will be the recipients of spe rial awards They include Miirrls Jsi'obs. Joe M HIce. Jjirk W Marer. Harry Tnjs 'in Krncsl A Nogg. Arthur II (.iilrlMiiii Millon H Abra hams. Harry Sldman. .S KImer (irr>ss. Morley Zipurs kv ll.irlanJ Noddle. U-onard (tii'li. (ioUlstcin and Ka iloff 11 ft Ink
Federation and its (iepan ments, Justin Ori'enberi Young Leadership recipientl and the senior tncumbeni ralKl bis of Bath laraal Synago Beth El Synagogue an Temple Israel "We are also especially fa lunale that a man of the wU dom, experience and railM of Philip Bernstein, relinn executive illr|.<liir r.f 111*. ( oun rllol wiUl be wi"( ^r„ ' ,|» ,k, ,
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Antencari and overseas Je« ish scene No member of Je« Lib Federation shouM misal thhs opportunity."' said MaryJ Fellman. Federation Preslj dent The annual meeting will baj
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iiiuiiiion »niin nod never romeup Korlunately. Anna 2kibins ky. a former refunenik. hah been livuig In Israel lor the pait three yean, ao I dug up my ruaty Hebrew and beitan thequeiikint Mrs
Vtadlmlr, hoane from jusi havlivi awakened, walked Into the living room Wf bid him good morning and to my eternal gratitude developed a new formal lor the Interview i posed the questtnrn to him In Engllah. he trai Into Kusslan for and she answered m lit hrcvi Mrv Kkihlnskv uid hei
Rabbi Kenneth Bromberg, president of the Rabl>inlcal Council of Omaha, will be given on the occasion of the end of the 3l>-day mourning period iShloahlmi (or the former prime minister of Israel who passed away, Friday, Dec t. in Jerusalem
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Al Ihifi pninl in our slnigRling effort to comrounirate.
Auction Nets $16,000 For JCC A net iurpiua of approtlmately III.OOO wu realised from the Jewish Community Center Auction field on Sun day, Dec 3 Phil Colman JCf executive director, noted that this figure was arrtvad at after all cipenaas incurred In the production of Ihe auction were tallied and subtracted
Mr Co<man said that the Bonay waa uaad u had been
^KlMd, that ts to cover un Bfcttad nptum to the (hes ter, pre-fdiool and senior ciii len proframa at the Center Auction chairman Saranne Gllnik and co-vice-chaimoen Uarahall Kuilner and CaJ KIrahen eaprtaaad appredatlon to (heir committee and ttw Canter membership (or "tiwir participation and help In BMktng the event the sue eaaaltwaa." Mr Cofman said thai at ihii time ha and (be JCX; board do not aatldpata naktag the AoetlQn an annual event
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and .si'ltliHl ju.\l ..ui^i.j. ..I ii'l Aviv Israel is the only place in thf world,' Mid Mr* Zl^>hm^ ky. "I ran feel I am ft.n ih lihp other people Alter liunti in Kussia that's espei'ially irn poftant " Kindlntj a ]ob wksn'l eas.v for.Mr Zloblnsky "It look seven mnnthii tje fore he found something ' Mrs Zloblnsky said Israelis hav about a Ruaslan englaaar and think oh, no big deal, he's probaMy not so Rood " Mr Zloblnsky i> now work ing In a military plan! and Mrs Zloblnsky said that though the salary is good, hr is not able to utilize all hu ablll ties Mrs Zloblnsky described tome of their initial difflcul lies In Israel "When we were In Russia. we heard a lot about the ter rariat bontbt but wr found after we gcK to larael it's Im possible lo worry about It all Ihe time I take the hut to work fvery day and I Just don'l think abtwi It." Mrs Zloblnsky la Id Ttie climate is still difficult (or us In the summer." Mrs ZIolMntky added, 11 makes us (eaiweak " The climate In Omaha, however. Is more familiar to the ZIoblnakysandMrs Zloblnsky Is tmpraased wlUi what ahe haaasenhcrc
Federation Sabbath Tonight. Friday. Jan 5. It Federation .Satibalh al Ihe three Omaha lyna foguci Mary Fellman, pretldenl of the Jewish Federation of Omaha, urges all members of the Jewlah community to at lend services and partlcl pate in the open discussion which follows Two rep resenlatlves from the Ked •ration board will be available lor queattans and at each tyna-
MM II *,) (MT pera son ! which fuM lows Hi , r. ,, II, i!i open t4J the community al no charge
An Open Letter To manban of the Omaha and Coundl Bluffs Jewlab Aana ZloMaaky and her son Vladimir relax by the flreplaca at ttMboaMafLMMrdaniahMajraaidBtein Mrs ZkMaaky had ••( aaan bar am ttam ba cana lo adwol In the United States a ynaraadahai(af» (PbotebyLjaana) 'In a city Ihia alsa In Ruaiia," Mrs Zloblnsky said, "water and maybe even th«toilets would tie outside Tliere are so many conveniences here, even though lt'« nol that large a city " Driving across the country was a (aaclnating experience for Mrs Zloblnsky "The landicape leaves .such a food ImpreaakMi. " Mrs Zloblnsky said, tmlllng. "F.very
thing Is so modem, the farms arc wi t)tK even the factories rstales look clean ' r than in Kussia " Mrs Zloblnsky and Vladi mir will be spending another week in Omaha before return ing to New York .Soon after that. Mrs Zloblnsky. who i.s '•• . 'Ij-pt at world Irav r n lo her husband dnn nrr iiDine in Israel
I hop«' many itiaiiv nl you arr pl.n it the 75th annual mM-lind of the .li uf Omaha, Siiritta\ mght at 7 3(1 p m Tins is .t muiiiii' uppor 'mill ' I f .III HI d community sinicha which involvi-s fat hill lisiinidv ami which alti-'' i • In Ihe years since the As-vx is founded in Omaha in HKl."). JIA.. .,, ,,,.,i,, „„. ,,^,^ .md needs have been united around a common core of con cems Todai !»•• rnusi evaluate our direction and .sM-k ways of bni. nmunilles together m mutual en deavorsasw , 'ic quality of Jewish life A SPECIAL WORD TO YOU WHO ARE UNDER « Recently I overheard some of our Young l.ea(l«'rship par licipanis discussing their future role in tl>e Federation They spoke of "they " and an "'elite'" group who carried all the roles of leadership The truth Is that "wp " is "you ". "they" IS "US " and the only "elite" Is Ihe Jew who is will ing to accept the role of leadership becau.se of concern and desire to work There is room (or you in evei .>. phase of Federation and its Departments We are partners, all of us. and together we must sustain our Jewish communities here and overseas The board and the staff of our Federation and its Deparlmenl.i look forward to .seeing you on Sunday Come to learn and toquesllon Come because you care MaryPitlfflait.Pr«aldettt Jewtah Pedcratkia of Omaha
Cofman Attends JWB Seminar a". Part I of "PalaatbM" wfl] air on Cbaanal U on SiBdajr, Jan ». lO » p m Above, Jewtab ptooaers at Haifa Bay dHrti«ibainta
NETV to Air "Palestine" •Palesllne." a Ihree-parl documentary tracing the 30year history of the British mandate era. will air on Nebraska Kducatkmal Televi ston, (lianflel 12. Sunday evenings Jan 2i,a«ndPeb tat 10 30p m The program is "best viewed at a debate stMMt history that remalna deeply con lenthwa." according to Pr» di^oer.BlrhardBitiad
In order In clarify this histo ry from Ihe years 191HM«. and to ensure a balanced per spective, Mr Broad contacted two historians, Yehuda Bauer, professor of Holocaust .Studies at the Univ.. . rusa lem, and W.proleaaor of POIIIH.II Munies at Ihe American I'nivenilly In Belnil, to present the respective Jewish and Arab poaltlona.
Phil Cofman. executive di re<"tor of the Jewish Commun Ity Center is this year"s program chairman for the Jewish Welfare Boards Intermediate City Center Executives .Sem mar to be held in San Diego Jan 7 11 "Seminars are held annual ly,'" said Mr Cofman, 'in order for directors of mtermediate size centers to address themselves to common problenu and isaues "All of us are dealing with the same prxriilems," Mr Cotman continued, "and this gives us the opportunity to discuss various methods of deal Ing with them " Topics which will be dis cussed include membership
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Freedom Signs Vandalized Three "Freedom lor Soviet Jews" signa were vandalised St the Jewlali Community Cen ter. Beth El Synaaofue. and Beth Israel Synafofue last Friday nlihi The sign al the Center wu rut into four pieces and the tigni si the synafogues had iwastlkaa painted on them Swastikas were also painted on the outside ol Beth Kl Syna mpie This IS the second time the
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Anneuncos tKo annual mooting of Its leorrf to bo holg In <on|wnctlon with tho onnuol mooting of tho Jewish ^o^erotlen of Ofiwho on Swn^ey. Jenwery 7,1f7< et 7iM p.m. et the Jewish Community Center.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 11 NOW JCC «X WaMan't AMetIc Comnmaa nwating JCC 1p.m. OUar AAiHt. "wali-ln. Orap-m' lalkfl laXa Ml. WM1M TWl Na»a> uaa madlclna praKrikad ier a ralaNva ar a trlwid Atwor*diadiwMiyourdoctoi
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Old Timers'Review \ ByAiti Hanukkah is defined u The Festival of UgbU" ami from the riirkerliif cwIn trrml of the podtum, In the dining room tl the "J" there wu noOung ligtil about ihe (Nd TImen (cut on Dec M. Ihe aerond day of Ihe holl day cnmmemoratinc Uw victory of Ihe Maccabees over Syrtaa deqioU In 117 B C E <Oiir anceitort were even : them then i beef and latket and ap(pl«Muce and pink birthday cake and more loodtet put all If "xid II Ihe card pl' I'm had only lubsiiiuiiHi oreldelt initcad of the uwaJ hearU, ipadet. dl amondi and clubs It would have added even more to the radiance o( the ocration Morrle Fellman itepped intu the breach • "• • •'• i-nth hour III does .1 ' at II a m I and < ,.^. ,r,, ihe fCarlv Hird diM-UMlon group as if tH' h.«i tiK'ii rtn-parlng for •>• ^ deslgn'>' finable lo m-" /ffled. coolMor
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An vn'ii dozen [)eceml>er birthday celebranti were in attendance They were [AM Asbyll, Sid Tahan, Dave Hahn. Davr Kali. Norm Kor ney, Charlie Meb, Al l»we, Ben f'asser. IMHI Strauss, Marv Treller and Harry Winer Wedding anniversaries were arkcmwlpdged tor Sam Rice imhi Joe Knc '.VVh' -, Isldor Kahn <mhi Sol Krizel i43rdi A contriiMJtlnn In ttie club
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dml Carter o recogniiKHi to ii., Hath Mai Haniten. pre8id<>nt of Travel and Traittport leader of a group of China lounstk. several of whom were from Omaha, said AmenranK are warmly welcomed by tfie Chinese Wherever his group went the Chinew dapped hand* In pxpr»HUi their friend shii now the secon>! I China and dl •Ill' in the schools • 'an 9, al the •J ^.,. KIT, Jim Monagh.i I Omaha School Buaril A new )ear has dawned Pleaw join In a lerveni prayer
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The Hobbit and the Jewish Problem HAIFA - Thmw imltj iM'i ny cgmwcUoa iMi dM(l ha«t iMMi able 10 dlM»««r. M lkH« ««ry cartataty li M IsrasU eoaMcUan TMi It llw Mary of dMt raUuoMMp PtoooebepatlaBlHid youwUlMelwvtti •II the wiy dovn lo Hs pectadaad During Uw War ol AtlrtUon bHwom Egypt aad Ivad •lai^ tlw Sun Canal, hiUaw Ing Ite SIt-Day War. IJ IVMlls were ciptMnd l>y (he Egyptlaao M • rasuii o( vartoui actloa. ils of dMOi pMi ARcf mm» its monnw In MMliry condnemenl, during wMd) ttwy w«re M(>)(cted to :al piwourii and
Letters to the Editor TaOMi In rWemiM to yonr request lor tnlamutloa regarding UM eld JewM FedersUen. I am endeatag t«o picdvet otiidi maybeolMereattoyau l/ord knem when Uiey came from One Is M Amerlcanltauafi OaH taugii by my moUier. Un Samuel Nathan lai the left) I believe Ike woman : at Ibe rl^ li Mn Ulard Friedman. IHII I at iWMT 10 H 1 dpo'l the aaMa of Ibe fludntt but I IMnk the very elderly OM la Mrs TTMtlB These daaea were orga» iHd after the Ural World War aad we primarily hrid In the boaw. nieone waa apparently aMeUng at the old Feder atloa effiee at Mh * Faraam (*) I would uy Kit about m orllO My ntother weal la the hooMa wtth Mn wmiam Holiman. Morrlt L^vl'i dai^hler Mn Holiman had a chauffeur-driven car but maay o( the MrecU loadbig «m Nerth NhHieenth ttreet. where the mate JawMi dittrtct wat at the time, were unpavad and In wet wraWwr a ctreaiddBaltalthreutfi My nrhioadMn Hob idMbcMlhhialedowaito
take off their ihoe* and ilaclitngi and walk bare-foaled Mn Holtman did not have a farm background and demurred The oUier picture wat taken from our porch at Nathan'i Lake The tentj in the background beteog to Camp Monit Levt which wat ipaniored by ttie Jewtth Federation I would tay Ihit picture U about MM or IW I am glad there to Uil* Mereat ta the paat We arc current ly iiiigagwl ki trytaig lo trace down the hUlory of the town In Spain where our (orobean came Inim-Jatlha-whIeh m Spaolih wouM be pnmoHMcd Yaiheeva and wat UMpieatlonaMy a Jewish rcUgloui ccfr ter It la near Valencia but It now oaly a village Too bad BiaH sflort wain'i made to prtlact Ka recwndi Mow It'i only claim to lame It that It wai the home of the notorioui Borgia family Oh. yet, one other Uilng t*lere ckirtig. Somewhere I have a dipping from the Omaha World-Herald Iram 1910 Ai that time picturei of Jewith wamen were never used ta die Sodety Section twi Key did run a picture of my mother at a npreaealaUve of
The Jewish Press ^ubUsh«d WMltlv on Friday By th« Jewish Federation of Omaha SHvia Rodman Morris Mahne
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TolheEdHor May we uae your columns to eitend to memben el B'nai B'rith Ow appradaUon of Immaoud Madlcai Cooler for the vohaNeen who gave ae gMieroualy of their Ume to help out tl our hoapltal on Chnstmai Day"" On behalf ol the Immanud Board of Dircrton. at well aa our Administration and tiaff personnel. I would like lo thank peraooally all thoae who were involved in this mott worthwhile protect There were 12 volunleen at Immanud dunng the day ai the reeuH of these efforU Their pfeaence was hdplul both In what Uiey did. and the fad they were available to assist when and where needed They were tn Important iupplameat la our staff people at a time when our ptUent eenaus waa uausBBUy U^ lor thehoUday ImmMud Medlcd Coaler waa pdvUafMl to have been one el thoae aeledtd (er parUdpalloa Ikia year, and we cordially invlto B'nal B'rtth'i of Immamid I nest year HaaaM Lhdi OtefBiacHUveOneer
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baflts israMi pdsaaars d war The laraeMi sate dl their native hnwadty to rig n> com tarts ted cnmwtema ta ihdr tpiailars. Tliay waU. that after they I back to Israel, (he "ceil" was converted into the Egyptian OfHcMV'Chib' They were permlUte to read, ate a anall Uhrary ac cuRMlatod Among Ite books wat"TteHohMt".JRR Td^ fclen's bed tdler, a matterpiece of fantasy, apparently written for children but like "AUoe ta Woodtrland". a de^ Ughi to adulU aa weU The HobblU are mythdoglcd rwl denU of an unred world, tnd In a way the thirteen prlsonen of war Identified with BUbo Uie Hobbit, ate his theUitrteendwarvta Thoae who knew English well read it aloud, ate sought to traaslato Uie more dlfflrtilt paaiaflM to their rellmatn Tte traaddlons were casual d nrd. then systematic For tour months they kepi at It Every word was written down In a note book Basic tranila Uoa was daae by two pain d die priaonert working logeth^ or. Kami Haipai, Menahem Id, AvHioam KaMea ate Vlti hak PIT Whan traoildion problems arote. Uie mdter waa diacuated by Uie whole POW CouncU It was a grotai project II was not easy SomeworA were difficult to trandsle does one expreaa In He^ How doea the exclamation of rrvul *fla,-'ugb'" Tte )ob was finally finiahed Every word hte been rtrrful ly cteeen, every phraae ate potldMd tato gote yd faithful to the tpirit d Uie original Betl of all, tte taak hte lor many moodH hdpte Uiem meet the graded problem d a priaoner — boredtan ate monotony Ancr tte Yen KIppur War Uie 13 were rdeaaed at part d
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1979 Named 'Year of the Child' \m hat been declared the Inlcmdional Year ol the Child by Uie Unltod Natlom Gcnerd AtaemMy Pan d thit undeilaklag inchales i dedaraltoa d Ite M^ d Ite CMM.'«Mdi kKtadsB Uw ddid't r1^ to atequate mdrt-
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T»mple Israel •CR VICES ^rMajri IS MMri Sidney H Brtwkt. UbbI Barry L WrliwU'ln and Cwrtor Uall P Karp will officl alt BOARD MEETINO Tht Board of Truitees of Temple Ivael will meet at 7 Wpm Wedneiday. Jan lu. in the MiMer Contemice (en •r SpacUt rederallon Syna iMUi "(lur Rria »with Karh Other will be obterved with inlormal convenallon In the Conler 'ance Center loUmrtac Mr-
I vices Temple members, Silvia KoKman. Federation f.xt cutivr Board Memt>er. and Dean Krankel Federal Km urer. will visll with er<i and »hare their in I mil) the role of the Ketl I aratmn and (lur part afi a con iregatlon in bulidlnn a slronR rommunily loKrIher There will t)e a Saht>alh f'ol lee Hour Saturday ll a m
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Beth El Kabbi Kenneth Bromberg and C'anlor Chaim Najman will conduct the services Saturday • Na m 10 a m Shaharit service 4 45 p m - Mincha maartv Suaday ia m Waekdayi 7» m andTp m
Kabbalai Shabtjat 4 45 p m The Ijte Family Service a I, n n, Th» service will be Kabbi Isaac Na (!• UH) Fettman and the Beth Israel Choir This Sabbath has been de signaled as Federation Sab bath In the community Fol lowIng our service, presentations will be made by Joe Kirthenbaum and Ijmn Winlntut) who serve on the Federation Board They will discuss the functions of Feder ation and will answer ques lions from the audience
BARMmVAH Jeffrey Bravstein ton of Mr and Mrs Bernard BravItetn, will become a Bar MItz vah on Friday evening and Saturday morning. Jan i and t MEN'S CLUB "lAUich and l,eam" wllh the rabbi will contmue nn Thurs day. Jan ll at noon, at the t'onanl Hotel SHABBATINTHEHOME Shabbal in the Home will be celebraled on Friday Jan 12 There will be no late services, although a very brief Shabbal evening service will be held at Ipm
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ConfirmalMMi Claas will reMime Jan 10
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Servupii ari' riindii<l«l in the t'spehart Chapel on Ih4MH'ond and fourth Friday i>l each month. B p m An Oneg Shabbal lollowsthe servHr Ser\ire.> are conducted by KabbI Sydney I. Hoffman
Correction Kmie Nogg's picturp was m rorretlly Inserted laM week in the slory which included Fr nest A Nogg as a past Feder alMm President
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Thebrotlii anned with fear He motioned for them to come closer I am Joseph your brother, whom you sold to Kgypt l)o not t)e sad or aniir\ vi illi vmirselves that you told me here, for <• d sent n ' i lo pre serve llle ' Quickly. Joseph asked lif •> return lu Cannan. bring Jacob and their lamilies and return to
B'nai Jacob Adas Yeshuron SERVICES Saturday I 4f> a m Sunday Ha m
f^gypi The Jews lived m Kamews a part of (ioshen In Kgypt Joseph provided lor lh«'ir need.s they were fruitful and multiplied At one point. Jisseph introduced his aging father to Pharoah
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' How many are the days of your llle''" asked Pharoah The days of the years of my residence i on earth i arc 130 years." replied Jacoli 'Few and evil have been the days iif the years ol my life Jacob blessed Pharuah. and led
SERVICES Daily and Saturday 9am Men and women of the community are Invited l» participate in the i>ervices
The powerful monarch meets lh<' aging sainl uf the He brews YiHi would think Ihey would discuss theories nl i; d upon which Ihey differert greally'
A special Shabbal lunch sponsored by SislerhiMid, will follow Jr Ciingregation Class with the Habbi I li p m Mincha S<'rvice 4 4.S p m .ShaloHti S eudos S t.ipm Ma ariv and liavdalah 5 m p m Sunday Sunday School and Talniiid Torah classes al y a m Morning S«'rMce Ham Hreakfa.Hl 9 .10 » m Cla».s wllh the R«l>bi » 4,'. am Talmud Torah Sludrnl Council Meeling Ham
KadlmahSVOIIa m Teacher's 11 Warn Dally 7am and 4 45 p m SISTERHOID The Kelh Israel SiKlerhood monthly lum-heon will take place Tuesday. Jan «. 12 30 pm m the Social Hall An inlormative program A lure for Crank Calls" will be presented by a represenllve of the telephone company Luncheon reservations are a must Call Mrs Sidney Klop perSSl-Mllor Mrs At>eKlop per S5friM02 for luncheon m frvation.t Sitter service will be available
The significance of Ihe conversation lies in the fact that luilh men unrtcrstixid well Ihe meaning of llle They knew ihal a happy life was not dependent upon ttw lenglli ol iliiys but u)Hin how well that lile was used After all Ja 11)1) s llle wa.slurliuleiil
PERSONALS I with to announce pub hcly that HAROIO COOPIBMAN. the world traveler n The Graotett Man in the World On hit recent trip to Poland he took the time to travel 110 miles out of his way to soe my home town of Benrdin JOe f ISHEl
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Saymour Stalnbarg thanks hit relatives and friandt lor their many kindneisas during his recant hospitoliiotion
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The family ol ARTHUR V. rRIIDMAN Ihonks thair ralotivas and Irlands lor the many cards conlribofioni ond other expressions ol sympathy Mrs Aithur Friadmon and Mrs Mindo Levy
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Joseph could contain himself no lunger He com mantled all i" "•" ""•"' m leave, except for his brothers Thenherei' 'ily to his brothers
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Judah whii had been spokesman for the brothers, again begged Joseph to <i' ii lomorrciw s reading (if lurn 111 my father if Ihc IKH IS IMM »]iniiif i > dnniM m^ar Id liKik al the evil Ibal could come upon my father," Judah luld Joseph
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Rosenbaum Wed in New Jersey Julie Amow. daughter of Mr and Mr> Pater Amow (A KaodaUPark.l«tewJefiey l»ecaoM the bride of Dr Michael nwnrtianm ten of Mr and Mrt Meytr RoaaidMMm of Omaha on Sunday. Dec SI al the Jewtab Cenler of Prlnc» ton
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NCJW BOARD Thr National Council of Jrwish Womrn will have • (ward meHtng on Thunday, Jan II. al (30 a m at the Jtwlfh Community Center ORT CASINO NIGHT Wonwn'i American IIHT will hold lit Second Annual "(jalaiy of (iamea" Catino Night on Saturday, Jan 13. 7 30pm al the Liveatock Ki rhanite Building Thr ta admi.saion lirkel will become tliOOof play monr> al blackjack, crapa. chuck a luck. I)eal the dealer, or pan Playen can double or Inple their money enabling them to have a chance of winning one of the many pnzea donated hy lh< hanta I'le a !•" black ann »niii' 1V from Nebraska Furniture Mart, a tSO gift cer tlflcate from Bonhelmi. a gr taway weekend for two al Howard Johnaona. and dm
nen Inm Plzia Hut. Canlg lla'i Drawing Room. Sorllnoi. Mr Steak. Anthonys, Cocoa, and Steak and Ale Other prliet include a UAF "puah pull" pocket camera, an oil painting from Klienbrrg's Art Gallery, movie paiaes from Onema 4 and the ( West Thea ten and a no gift certlflrair from Proteaslonal Bowling
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On Sunday. January U. the Cuiturai Arts Dapartmeni n hUMt fallcry, Oaaaiu Gallery Wait. wUi kick off tt* l«?l an program wttb a Aoar by two Omaha artlati. Miry Jo and Jcro Hanilag An informal reccplKMi will br hrld from I ID 4 p m in the Ontn-L/Otiby Th«Hitlr»cwn murily U invited to attrad Jerry Homing. Aialatant Profeuor of Art at Crvlghton L'niveriity. will rxhUrit lever' al pirc« of hiKhlire stonewarr pottery and Mary Jo will dtaplay rit>rr wall hangingi and varloui hand woven garmenu The Homtngi were prtnd pal wwkMwp hwtnietara tor the recant PeaUval af BIMk»l Art and Archaaology held at the Center They conducted handaan dHSonatratloa pr» gram* hi the Art of Ancient Weavhig. Sphmhtg and Dying and Ancteot Pottery Produc lion The ihow wtll be continued al Omaha Gallery Weat through FetMMary S
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HvwM Rabta. AaitMiiM IMradar tt ttw JCC. baa na* iTTaagHMM* wttb the Uflivanity of Nabraaka at Omaha tor a U-amk. ScradH aina. lalradyctloa To Pqfcbtiogy. to ba fl«M at the "X' "HM daaa wiD b( bald «o llMnday ivwlagi tan «:» Is I: It pn. bagbaias OB Jan•ry U HW bdUoa lor tht eaufM la MtTo awM bi dw PSY MI daaa. ooiriact Mr. rat»«-a7H
Superstar Night
Adult Class Begins
Saturday, January 13, at 7;30p.m.
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Events Includt Swimming Pool CawpatWon
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Tbe Pbyalcal EducatkM CMMnltlae, bi RacquetbaU Handball Oaaumttaa. aaaounoaa dut aw wtU rMa^ tabliah a flillaip CMt <a Safurdayt aad Suadaya liarttag January I The follovh^ ndaa aad ragMaUoaa wOl be la effect 111 SInglea Play Only, (1) Court Pour will be the official dial lrnip> court, i3i Challenge Court dayi are Saturdays from I li p m to 5 00pm and Sunday* from 9 00 a m toSHO p m . I4i AfH II g IV «aly, iSi Tw»<jame llmii wuuier remalna on to play challenger and i6l ChiUaagw mual id«»-lR an challaage board FlnK'omr-rirtt'Servellathi
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An Oaaa haa began oa Friday at II am Any adaM wWdag 'o learn l« awim ar haprara Ikeo' itrohaa may H" dM pragran niB daaa la bab« tan#d by JoyeaLaadaberg Peeiallior II
Swim b Stay Fit H you art awhaaUag te«aral lap* a day ar weak aad aot leaping track. )ola dM •viBi A •iy n a*. If yau weUd •aaeemlng L can JkB Gray
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Dads And Lads Sports Night The J(X' Health and Phyilcal i^Ukicalion Department Is span•onnti the Dadi aad Ladi Sparta Nl^ program lor fathers and ihrir MMM m kindergarten Uiraugh fourth grade Da* aad Udili dealgned to ael aalde two fun f tiled evenings a month levrry other Monday) for boys to mend quality time with their dads The first program will Mad on Monday. January l^ from ( 30 pm lo7Mpm In the Centern Cym The lee is tl 00 per dad and 1 cent per pound lor each boy RefreahmenU will alao be lerved For more biformatlon call Al Bream, to reglatar call Jan.rxl 21
Basketball Tournament Steve Uistgartrn ("halrman ol the JCC Athletic Commlltee. awwuncad Uial the Aaaaal Mkhreat Raglan Twaajs BiMndiall TltmiaalwUlbeheldallhe J onKrbnuryli. 17.andll Teama from JewlA Community Cenlrn throughout the mM weat have been Invited to participate in Ihe rnmpetllKm Mr Uartgarten aUled that ll U hifthly Krallfyinn thai we can provide the Jewish aetting and program to rnhanrr Jewith As•oclatlona EapecUlly signlflcani Is Ihe help and cooperation ol the BBYO which reflects Ihe desire of Ui* total Jewish Youth CofflflMaKy to haip make ttus weekend a menwrable and rewardlag aipertaaoa lor all paitidpaato.
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On behalf of the Jewtah Cnmmunily Center and the Health and Physical EducatWn Dqwrtmenl we would like to thank the tollewh« ini-TI JCC BaahettMll League Spaoaon who have made U poaalble lor aur yeuofMan and young aihiiu to have baaketball uniforms Mklget BaskatbaO League i Sth 4 «h Gr i - Tretlaks. l-Go^Van. Dean's CaoMra. and Levenaon'i Olym pic Baaketball League iTth A Mb Gr i - Noddle Oevetopmeni Co. Ptrst Mkl-America Inc . Vann Really Co. and Nolle Bralfr ers Truckllne Inc Men's VanHy BaaketbaU League ~ LIlUr King's. Allied Insurors. Wolf Brothers. Parsow's Men s Cloth ing. Alpine Carpet neaning, aad Sport* Tred Men's Slow Down League - Veaa BotUlng. PUBia, KehU's Dnig. Bagel Bin, The JunctMi. and Stuarts PasMon for Mm
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The JCC's all day recrealkmlaod campinfi program for boys and girls In kindergarten through fourth grade will begin ncruitu^ top coileee studenta and graduate* for the coming 1979 Saalar rwaiaelnri must be college students or graduates Ju^ nlor counaelar poaU wUl be fUlad with a limited number of high school graduate* and upper daaamen Staff application forms are avaUaMe al Ihe Center's P F. ol flee or by calling the physical education secretary After qipli caden* are prorwaid. tarterncwt wUI be Mhedaled We urge quallflad candldaiaa lo apply aarly to ba anwad af a summer Job «M«»»i»M*>*»»««»**M»«»»»*»***««**»*««***«»***'*«
Club 56 Needs Heip We need a new advisor stanuig the lad week of Janu^ ary "Who are w«T" you aak Why, «a are CM SI, a ftai kivtag group of Mh k «lh gradar*. We atoat every oUwr Sunday tran 44 30 p m for leanMag, halpiBg odwr* and fun,fun.fun So If you are of II year* or oidar aad wMi to spend a lew hours • moolh hdl of aadlmaat aad taa, Yoa're Who W* Waall So hurry aad can Chycfe Aiaold to lat up an uv torvlaw TbI* I* a part-time paid poaiUon See you aoon MM#«i«MaeMMin«MaMM«i»M
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