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Joseph Upton, 71, Dies lliiinlriKl'. lit IniMiil'- <iriil ru (IJIt.T- |,.ii>l l|.ili"t !•! lilV(>ll
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•ral Is rwl Mr l.n>Um lixiiiir Iri-u jurrriifth* J«"wish Kf<t«"ralion n( (linaha and lotiR linx- Irad rr in Jf*i»ti and civir commu nUy arlivili**, pa^M><l a»ay Tueaday al UM- axr M 71 atlpr luffrrini a maskive hearl al lack on Saturday S«Tvir« w«rc conductad by Habbi Sid ncyBrooli* A tormrr Board member o( the Jewish Fedrralion. and ol the Dr Philip Sher Home for the Afied. Mr Llpton alao was a (ormer chairman of the Campaign's Keynntefs DIvi ikm and a lormer chairman of the lirael Bond Campaiftn He alM) lerved at a member ol the Frderalwn'a newly e»lab^ llshed onalrk LlvlnK Ar rangemenU ComuiMlee While on the Kederallon Board. Mr Llpton was in charge of lialion to (he United Way llf the Midlands He had been »<live with the United JWay lor acme » yeart having 1 'Id oo vartoiii BudgH and rtltten committee* A lormer Board member ol Temple Israel. Mr Mplonalso
was a member nl Comhuaker l»d|ie. B'naiB'rith A slate hifchway commla skmer. Mr Llpton also waa a board member and former presldeni o( the South Omaha social selllemenl. and an advi sor to S (' 0 K K o( Ihe Small Business Administration He had served as a meml>er ol the Board of (iovemors ol the Boys Club of Omaha, the United A (; wholesale groc ers cooperallve and Nebras ka Omaha Kood Relailent
Mr Lipiiin [jriMrtrnl and cu (ound<-r "I I-mxl < ily Suiier markets, is survivrd hy his wile. Pearl sons. Maurice ol Vienna, Va and Dr Howard, of ChlcaKu a dauKhlfr. KIIMV 111 Marblehead Mass Ihrw l(r«nd.s<)ns and a granddaught er His family has requesli><l thai donations, in lieu ol flow ers, ma> be sent to the Dr Ptulip Sher Home (or the jQed CO the Joseph Llpton New Building Fund, or Cysllc Plbnxia "Joe Llpton was a humani larian in the lines! sense He gave generously ol his means and his energies Hegavequi etiy and wilhrHit se<'king pub llcltylon. if,li-wi»h andnon.l' run and out ol Om.in.i in nis pride ol involvement there was an open Iriendllness and earlhi ness thai pleased co-workers as did his honest and siralghl lorward approach to isaues Joe was one of our moat beloved and respected leaders and his passing Is a loss which will not be filled in this com munlly," said Mary Kellman. president ol the Jewish Feder atiofi of Omaha
Kellman was given a standing 'ivalmri lnliiivmn; HIP preien l.llliKMlf I-' "•[Xtrt Shi' s.r " eUorts weri- din < iiglhen a tense of K'imiiiiiuU ihrimnti lh.-,.i»-ri.'a'.i(l,l,.-'.'-.,'r.ri;,i ni' Its members ol UB- Oinalia Jew ish community ol dM) per ions Mrr Kellman laid that the iM ' '• making ,! . Ihe an nal.^ III ilif Jfvkisn federation >if iiin.iha She ri'portift thai Ihe Vaad llakashrul ni c,ri,iiifn<)e<J by :l„ " • '•• ih Dm is now 'u i|<T the chair n ..n ...I,, "i i.,Uier(jraeU and v; I I hairmanship o( Larry I hestir She al«> reported that Ihe KiMiii.iiiuri HIMHI has rwom nj. iblishmrnl ol a ( .1! lie Committee under the Jrwish Community Center Board, assistance In Omaha Jewish Youth to lind appropriate Jewish camping experierK-es m lh<- .Midwest, and that the luture us«' and disposition ol Camp Ksther K Newman be explored during 111. ; • ir r ol aging, Mrs Kfiun.iri s.ii.i that progrewi has been made In two new di reilHMis One a pn)p<«al for consolidating and increaslBfwrvIci has betM) initialed by the Fed eratlon Board and will lie stud led by a subcommittee head ed by Jane Brooks, chairman. and MImi Waldbaum, vice
the l»30s. millions would have been alive today T"-'••'t; in Iran i» very • mann said, but .1' walling until tlx when It may be lu-:i themselves KluUnick agreed that Irani an Jews seem unaware ol the dangers thai lie in Ihe present political unheaval, especially thoae In the smaller, remote commiBiitlei In spite of urgent calU and Invllalkms from Israel, Jews do not come to Israel, he said The Joint Ulslrlbutton Com mittee and the Jewlah Agency have readied the means lor transferring Iranian Jews, yet they do not want to leave.
Klutznick staled He noted that while the WJC IS not a rescue (irganization and lacks the manpower and machinery lor a rescue opera tion. It has access to influen tial political circles and every channel is open to act on be half of Iranian Jews He said he wanted to draw the attention of world Jewry to small Jewish communities scattered around the globe which are forgotten until an emergency artaes Iranian Jews not only are not leaving lor Israel In tubstantlal numbers but some al ready here are relummg, hop^ Ing Ihal the new civilian
jiO-^I^Jt. rMtaratlon Prealdent Mary raUman praaenU young leader Alp awanto to Saraww Gttnlck and ManiD PoUkov
Janet Brody to Meet With Campaign Worlcers A CJA national executive board member will be m Omaha Jan 17 and 1« to meet with two groups of women as part ol the training and educa linn of Omaha's Combined Federation Campaign Worn ens Division Janet Bridy, who is a na
World Jewish Congress Offers Help to Jews Leaving Iran ByYttihakSharfU •fl'X AVIV. iJTAi Philip M KluUnlck, president ol the World Jewish Congress, said I that Ihe WJC stands ready to ! Ma wide polUlcal connec I on behall ol Jews wish _J to leave Iran AddraMing a meeting ol Ihe Wjr» Uraell Executive here. \ Mh he and lormer WJC presi I dent. Or Nahum Uoldmann ImMeaaed ditinay that untd I moat Iranian Jews have f choaen to remain in their country deqilte the turmoil [ and llMlr tnoertaln luture Ootdroami said that Jews do ' BD( lend to heed wamingi He ' tald that if Kuropean Jews had llaUoad to the wamlngi ol
K.irriiK .M-r vice a newly eslah ,irir ; ivmg Ar IS en from the fund .ng, operaliun luili and alter natives lor new living ar '. riy A >ill he ;•: 'i-eon !l.ii, 'ly to5 itif I . ad the rnllTi His ,„)lt,;,1 •.,^ cial attention ami MaryFeUmM lion mast tx* K' most outstanding imden.iKchairman, working with rep ing. Ihe tieaulilulh iiiouMi<-d resentatives of Ihe Jewish Festival ol Biblical Art and. Community Center, Dr Sher Archaeology" as an example] ' Conlinued on Page 31 Home lor the Aged and Jewish
government in Teheran will l>e able to restore law and order An Kl Al plane that led lor Teheran la.st week carried 80 Iranian Jews There were some a» pas.sengers waiting for Its return lltght to Tel Aviv But most ol them are Is raelis who are being evacu aled Solel Bnneh. the Hlstadnit construction company, has suspended its work on three projects in Iran and is bring Ing home its workers and engi neers Only (Ive supervisors will remain In Iran lor the time being to look after the 12 miUionworth nl equlpntent left behind
ttonal vice-chairman ol the Great Ukes Keglon UJA. will give an inspirational talk at the Young Women's division Major tiill gathering and will conduct a seminar on solicita lion skills as the mam part of the Workers Workshop and Signature Day Mrs Brody will talk to a group ol some 3<l young lead ers at Randi Kalelman's home The event is lor those memtjers ol young l,*aders Division who give a minimum of $100 to the CombiiH'd Feder allon I ampaign Chairmen ol the event are Ruth Krnian and Susan Silver .Mrs Brody will discuss the responsibilities ol the young to the people ol Is rael The Workers Workshop and Signature Day program will give an opportunity lor Mrs Brody to share her skills in in terpersimal communication with th«' Omaha community ol women Thi' event chaired hy Cookie Hoberman and Ducky Milder will be held at Ihe JCC on Jan l«. »a m A past president ol the Women s Division ol the Jew Ish Federation ol Youngslown. Ohm, Mrs Brody is currently serving on their Board ol l)i rectors Mrs Brody has also
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served three terms as the Women's Division Campaign Chairman Mrs Brody Is on the board ol dire<'ton> ol Brandeis Worn en's Commitle*'. Ihe Youngstown Chapter of ORT. and Ha das-sah Sh'- i^ n ••-t iiresident of the Yii 'lion ol the NatiiJ! > ol Ihe JewLsh Women and has served on the Mayor's Human RelaItons Committee Mrs Brody has travelled ex lensively in Israel, studying Ihe social problems within the context ol a Women's Division Mission
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Energy NMds NEW VORK ! JTA 1 Two Tri Aviv I'nivmlly expert* on (he Middle Eart warwd here aii'ind thr rdiance o< the Inilerf Slit" on tba HabUlly o( tbe Saudi Arabton fpvam mam tor lU future aaercr MeA The two were amonn Anartcan and ItraHi parlici pant* w an alt-day coalerencr Ml UalladBUIaagf pPat^ Icy and M'l lavHeattan torU^ rad Md Saudi ArabU " Thr tilartotoa waa aponaored by Ito Atoartean rrtondi of Td Avt» Unlvaralty and Ibe World jewM Ooi«raaa and boded by Edfar BrontinaB. chair nan d Iha WJC-North Amen eaaSactton
The ravlaton to iba military gBvemwaf i dadatoa came In the wake d pnitaaU by Arab leaden againd the land tenure Ella* frelj, the mayor d nel(hbartnt Bdhle^ hem. Idd rtporten the id wre d land in the Wrsi Bank wai contrary tu thr (amp David agraamanU thai railed lor ihr withdrawd d thr army from the Wed Bank Milllary lource* reportedly rxpliinrd Ihe revision o( the rarlMT order a* a mistake made when the flril announcemenl o( lelzurr was made The partial cancdiatlon d Ihe wlzure was made during a tour in the area by thr mill lary (ovemor. On Binyamin Bcn-EUenr
ByUaJaBal The pad lew weaki have baan buay. busy, busy tor the iiililtoHi and llie staff d the Dr Sbar Home and the ndudaaw. too One afternoon before Christmas vacation Janet riachar took Kiva Homstein and Eva Schwartz to Mount View Etonantary Srhod lo vlait UM youncdan In thr (irit pada labod 71) and to ex Plata to tham about Hanukkah and Jewish tradition Eva uyi It was the most pxctting anemoon the children were so attentive, and a( terwards aaked a Id d ques tlom Spaaktog d Jand, she has Ml Ihe Home lor another post tten and wc shdl dl miss her However, dte has been re-
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placed by Nancy Watson, who has fUtod to beauutully. taken bold, and everyone Is ptoaaed Wdcona. Nancy' All d tbto happened )ud around Hamdi kah and New Years, and bow wdl Nancy has taken hdd Is riwwn by the fact thai she came to New Year'i Eve to play Bingo with Ihr residents before their party or as pan d their parly, and whd a Unw they had' The 'Spread' was prepared by Barbara (H^ Icrgarrd. one d our very nicr eaaka. and the reatdsnU are diU talking abod how beadi Id It was and how ddtrtous! Tbaoks to you boHi At the U)VE Hamddiah party, the residents had a red treat Klrst ol dl thanks to Anne Bdmoot. Shirley Pogd, Esther Fox. Lena Groasman. Audrey Cohen. Sandy Nogg. Vdanda Laraer. Doria Koom and Patfy Chaaan for hdptog with the food and )ud vtdting There was no red propam Kbeduled. BUT Leo Mayeraon walked into the Hocaa and was cornered He played Ihe piano. SMriey Fogel sang. Iha raatdenU )oined In. and for dmod an hour. Ihr wall) reaoundad! It wsi (;HJ':AT Rabbi Barry Welnstein •tartad off Ihe New Yaar by cnmtog od lad Weteaaday. and RabM Kenneth Brambarg was there on Monday Rabbi Sidney Brooka la etpected on Ihe IMh. and 10 K gaaa The reddanta do look forward to havtaig our qdrtlud leaders come tor a vidt. a talk, a song. »tc Thr monthly luncheon at the Pancake Houae and a aboppli« trip are being arraaied. and iba aewad activity being planned Is thai the reddeoU are putting together a cook book d their favorite recipes
whldlwiUbriddiillhrdi Houae to the lall Now that's a project' Wedneaday nighl is atUI oweto dght. and some of the aavtoa coming up include Charlie (tiaplln in "Modern Times • on Jan 17. OreU tiarbo in "Urand Hotel" on Jan 14. Jack Benny in "Broadway Metody" on Jan 31. and Ndaon Eddy to "Bda lelka" on Feb 7 Show time Is Irom 7 « p m , so If you haven't •een these movies, or wad to see them over. c«ime Joto Ibe crowd Eva Schwartz, one d our rMtdenU. wrdr the fdtowlng does It pertain to you'"?'' You kwm. i( you can hdp the elderly too With a warm "heUo" and "howdoyoudo''" If you can comfort, alleviate Ihdr fear. Then you are Indeed a vd unteer If you can give a >Uy or two To those who have much need d you. Then you're the one we want rl^M here. Wodd you like to be a vd unteer^
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Federation Celebrates 75th at Annual Meetinq lOaitiauMl Inmi Pigr 11 ol flral daa tafwallvc profaaalag by FaderatkM d»pwtiMaU •MUM aito tiMt the FMHTatlni It In a "mudi KriMaH'" flMoclal fttiMiiaii now thM In prior y«an "TtmHy monUily rqwrtlng hir UM nm UiM hM allMNd our bowdi and cnmiiilMm to raad la rtmmm cvaati, and M o( Nov M, Uw radaratloo d^MrtmaaU as a whole were •llbia 1971 budgtl addad thai Uw budfrt "review (or 1(79 wai cwidurted by the newly wtihllrtad Faderaiton Central PUimtnf and
Budtrting ConuniUae headed by pMd CeHan radvaUon viM pwatdawl, aad ekainnefi e( Ike five puiimtat and tMjd grtli^ paaria. TUa year, thr panels will meet on a year round IMMIS IS do both plan olng and budartlng, tin Fel Imanaald Mn FellnMn pralaed the F( (oru o( Harlaa Noddte aitdJar Klnhenbauin who chaired ttw im Combined Federation Campaign which raised tl, «0,«n, and who have ac Mplad the same postttoM (or im and Ducky MUder and Cookie Hoberman for their laaderihipof the Womrn « 01 vision m lir», and Mickey
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UutsB JMoaHBdeft) prtaanU rscoffWIan awards lo Jaa lesMlar) and Hartao Noddk tar IMr o»«halr pofUMimt Sturm (or her leadership in the current Womeni ram paIRn . n SoloIn his report it the mon. executi .ithe KefllTiitioll <risi(t .iKiri
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j< lure of the Federation rvalualp the aperific I'll ^ if the FrderalKHi and its wven departments Inlerde partmental Communication and (Miperatlon the ahar InK »( major departmental comerm with the Federation Hoard o( r)irectoni Alao. a Community Shallach an emissary Irom l^^ael to provide a unique resource (or the community Support (or Israel - the continuity of (i naiKlal and moral support (or
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vIcepresKi' .ifje* nh Fader.1' iw lt«-v note speaker at the me«'linK F.xcerpts from hi-. addr»-NS and department reports will hr presenlP'l in (orlhcominK issues of II' '•»» <(> piesoftht .nual re port are availdtjlr at ttte Fed pratmn office The new "t board members Harlan Noddle, arc as IHIIOMS Officers Mary Fellman. president Paul Cohen, vice president Joe KinNhent>aum. irlce president. Silvia Ro( (man, vice president Jane Brooks, secretary Dean Frankel. treasurer Board Members Joe Erman, James Fsrher, Lois
inK die .Murnn Jacobs. Joe M KIce. Jack W Marer Hsrry Trustln. Kmest A Nogn Arthur Goldstein. Mil ton Abramsun " — ' -"man KImer (iriMis urs *\ Harlan N.-i.n. ..-^.iiard ."ildslein and Isadori- Trr :uk Special department awards were givt^fi in M^^^^l^ Hof fman. '• nair man ami .out(uing Federation vice president Habbl's appreciation awards were presented lo
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The Justin Greenberg morial Young LeadersI Awards were presented lo ranne Gllnick. and Marvin llkov The armual meeting was preceded by a champagne fet supper in the J('C audli um Bt iier. a mber ' ' idtion B<j served as overall chain for the 75th Anniversary lebration Shirley Ben was supper chairman
Jack Dultcfa, new chalnnao a< the Jewlab Padtratkia Library, Ughis a candle In bahaK o( hto dspartiMnt At left la Sanlard L Frtadman, chairman. Community Ratatkna CoamKtoa. and at right Is Steven J Rlifeaa, chalman, Dcpartmi MEducatkm
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Happy Annlvertary The Jewiiti FederaUon of Omaha a c«i«braUng lUTSthaoDiverMry Official racotBttioo fd thit grand occaaioo took lioe iMt SuDday at the combined annua] meettaig tihe Fedaratloa and It* departments Tlw Jcwlafa Pr«aa would Uke to add lU coogratulatlont to Mcta and evwy member o( the Jewiah community. We are the reclplenU We are the beneflciariea We are the re«ilt o( years and years of dedicated effort Some of our predeccHor* are known and re^ membered. Many are not But Ite Federation exisU, strong and vibrant at doea the Jeviah community of Omaha
For service and devotion in building a strong Omaha Jewish community, we thank you We thank thoae of you who have worked in the pMt, thoae who are working in the present, and those of you who will be working in the future With your help. Jewish life continues
\ Letters to The Editor \ ftitoL OM^randaUtai on the TMh aiial»eriary of (he JewM Federation of Omaha Havtnn lOMnni aome of your pretlden Is oa the honor roll. I am plaiaed to have seen them while In office and praise them lor ail the advances they madr lor thr Jewish people Many of ui oMUincrs rr iiiinihir the old JCC whidi larvad lU Jewiah people very tarvMiu atathMdOwHeStrseU ^MOalBt know the preaent ofncen ^•NkMw ^BNI those to follow will do a
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suttng In Uw lynaiDgue of mmmi VOMM logMher A lyMgDfw wMdi lack! • korii cr pullUM tt Bot coMtdmd kMlMr ind H Is pnhlbHcd to pray in ii II I* preferable to priy al home alone and under no ciminutanoc* Aouid Uie) pray In a lyiufofue which haa M ptrUtloii. It Ii defUillcly pnUMled tad Ii a datecraUon of the Sahbadi aad HolKUyi. to turn on UM •!«» ftnat. to tuni It off. to ting and qwak through it. even If It is turned on lielore Sabbath or Holiday " The Agudath Harahanin a^ paaM U> all Torah-true Jews to avoid the deaecratioa of the SabbaOi a«l HsUdayt^-hkh
p•M«dlBthelto•Y«ftJ•l^ '?^?r"^^'?!^JL'^ Mb PiM Si^ I*, tin "TV Afidaai Har^bMdiii iMMd a ilalHHal to the Jcwt* oo»
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vMkMl a partaiea. Thne qm i^ipM arc aal iwiairnl kaAir Hd M Ii pnMMted to pray to Ibam dwta| the High IMMajpt ai Mil ii throughout Iba raar. the drcultf dr dans At the tame time, thr I Harabanlm wamf the uw of micro on Uw SabbaUi and _ji m a tyaagofne and a iyatpgiW Is eonsldhMad to pray In llBdwIcitofaiedr ' niar •Jewish law prohlttts mixed
Conf«ranc« BUENOS AIRES iJTAi World Jewlih Congms genrr al Kcretary (>rturt Httpm has arrived here to inau(urate the ascend cwttefsnce of clh nicaJ aad cultural pluralisin in Utin America, ths lint In two yean The ciaileftBce will lake place under the auspices of the Lathi American Jewish Concrmi al the Buenos Aires mwridpal thaaUr with the parthMpalkn of Jewish and Christian leaders
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New Infiltration Threat HAIFA -Starty-ata yaan ago the JM>i of PalaattM feutfrt a vigsrous battle to artahlMi the suprsasacy of Uw Habrew Ian (piigt to UM ceuBlry The rtr^0s was atataal the jCkr •laa ta^rut. •*>>cb bad bosa propoaad as the laa(uaas of UatracUon kr the newly eslaUlibad Tacbolon The stubbam MamtosUon of teachen. pivils and ttw ZkaM movwnant. pba the aulcome of the Plrst World War. alhni Gorman, aad Hebrew I as Uw vlclar to what recorded in the pagss of Hlitary M the War of the
In the ISM'i the mnux of for rign speaking immigrsnti from Nad-manacad Europe again brau0ri about a crtslt. and the devolaes of Uie He^ brew language launched a campalvi dIsttofiMiad tor lu oatleaaUal fervor, if not si ways tar Its SHbllcty Poapie who ipniw Gorman. Yiddlah to put>llc The He Language Committee operated like viglUntet en forcing Ute uae of the national tongue Uien of Yiddish were Iwycotted. if not ostraciied Usbrew ettlMn. ipaak Hebrew" boeama the slogan of thr times Typical of the st» nc* which made the rounds was that of s Jew iwimmlog sti Uie coMt of Tel Aviv Ssiasd by s cramp, he began to go down and shoulod out. Ratteven'" (Save me. In Yiddish I One bystander turned to anothar "Instead of learning to swim he abouki have leamad HatKcw' The lealous program was iuccatoful, and by the time maas Immigration Inundated the country after Uie creaUon of the itato. Hebrew had firmly eat^lsbed lUalf wiUi
aMtlaarafbabn«Mpp'M»«*t»* UK aaUonal tangus la rscani yaars the UM of YIddM baa net only baao permitted, but to (tagree even racour ai the earner of a great
I culture But die oUicr day one of Uie country's dtoUafutotod lllarary nguiaa, Hanacb Bcrtov. escitedly called attantton to a new Uiraat wMcb be fell has been craspbig np on Uw lan^ guage He has dtocoverad an eroaton to ttw uae of Hebrew, or raUwr. M tofUlraUan of tareign words aad pbraaes wblch In his mind defile the holy longur On a walk around one of the public squares in Tel Aviv he noted to his constema iton Uut signs, adverttse^ menu, postan and ipffU to Uie puMta; were going "loreipi" On store fraoU be found
s Blue Femme Fatale. Sodaty Aap, Hit Parade. DanMi latarton. The Dive. Uraal TrauMOau. Lyric, San Stoteon, Maharajah Fashtons, Home Store. San Honors, JIU and Julte. and oOwn Many were to Engltoh lettering Some were ^wUed out wlUi Hebrew Mtars, or wUb botti ilpbabsto Ite vtoltor to Israsl can add doavs moretodwitot Obviously, Israel cannot Isolate Haelf anUrdy Irom Uw world, bat Bsrtov to alrato ttial to Ha canlacU wlUi world culture laraai nay be over come aad submergad by Uir impact of other culture* and wnuencaa Pertups there's a cerlato inobMahnam about It I not unique to Israal) but anyUitag taivortad aonwhew Buart be baUar Uiaa Uw tocal.
CMvaoy. H Ptfth Avc , No* York. NY lOOii A laadwr's gtode Is atoo available. Mb •«aa<r«v for Uw JawMi PadwatlM Ubrary, accordk«toCdylbaW«i(.UbrartaB.
Even wtthout the store plarsrds. snd Berlov'i observs lions, slmosl every Israeli au^ lomatically uaea to bis dally Hebrrw speech MCh words as week-end. iwealrr. iport, television, rsdto, cocktail, and many others wrhidi have becoine u Hebrew as Uw Alaph Bet Bertav sunmarUea hii feel tog of conoam al the Htuatlon by riirtoklng utterance of a slngtoword Gevalt'
OPEC Decision Widely Criticized By LsonardJ Davis NawCaalflaport Last week's OPEC dsdston to launch oU pnces skyward was wkMy criticized by L' S newspapers Saudi Arabla'i Inabittty. relur tance, or refusal to minimm- the price nsr wssparticularly noted Syndicated columnist Joseph Kraft called (or a rewaeaament of U 8 rriattons wiUi ttie Ssudto wbkh. he says, have been based on Uw imiimptkin ttiat the deaert kugdom U an "scononto powerhouse" (Dacaraber II i Al ready weak totoraally because of iU feudal gniiiiiiasl MMU papulatton. muAroommn numbers of gaatartwttcrs, and small army Uw Saudto are also "higWy vulaersMe to out aids praawR." Kran stated. "They are torn Itod of radical aobvarston. aspeciaily by Uw Paleattotoaa The ma)or bulwark u Uw payoff The Saudu give protection money to virtually every group in the Arab world II IS Uiu Saudi weaknaas, Kraft contends, Uiat catMd Uw Saudto to avpart Uw Ba^ dad contaraicc rcMibatoo opposing ttw Camp David accords and to agree to Uw totoat price rise Therelarc, Kraft concludes, "ttils eouatry can si toast be realistic enou0i to stop tooktag al Saudi Arabto wlUi great raperU
New Textbook "«?Ratlonallatag Saudi Arabto's accomplice roto to Uw OPBC deetotoo however, was The Teaches Adults Christlsn Science Monitor (Decambar It) "Shatom Alelchem." an U luaUalad new texUioak, has been daalfMd to teach Hebrew readtog sklUs to adulU, either In s daasroom or on sn Udlvhhial baato lU auUior. Rabbt Noah Goltokta. drvelgpadttit naUMduaed to Uw bosk over auay year* of practical experience teaching adults In varkws communities Based on the Friday nl^ SabbaUl aerviec. Ute UaA tokcs Uw itudMl from ttw basic "AtopMat" to llusat readtog of ttw prayettook In IJseastons. The book nuy be purcbaasd St Jewtoh bookstoraa or by
wbeUwr H is a produrt or s word. Seow Israel manufac turcrt toature EoglWi on Uwir tobeto or packages or cans, lo Uiat al flrsi gisnce Uw con sumer may UUnk he U getting an Important product Thelaw does require ttiat Hebrew be used prowlHsnUy. but Uw Isw Is not ahrays snforeed
The editortal argued Uiat from Uw producers' standpoint, the move Is )uallftod" Md ttiat according to some "eiperU Uw Inflattonary impact of oil prices la ovarstaled" SbUUng Uw blame to Waririagton ttw ManHar sag gested Uut Uw "Unttad Stales caanet escape ttw tact Uial laUurc to naU down • peace agraament in ttw Middle Eaal sattsfaclory to Saudi Arabto and other moderate i sic) Arab tonders played a dadalve roto to OPEC Uils Una aiTHaid "The Monltar laltod to petot out ttial Saudi Arabto nnds Sadat's already uneangroeatotog posiUon too generous AUaefcli« Ibe Saudi roto was Uw New York Daily News James WIeghart (December ») to a column cnUUed, "It's lime to tower Uw boom on Uie OPEC Arata " Wtotfiart bemoaned Uw fact toat' Carter and Ma advtoers ttaat OPEC wUh such care aad ddtoacy Uiai taa wauid eoacbide Uiat Uw ll member nattana were Uw moat powerful on earth and tttol ttwy were nitod by honorabto, altnitoUc men But to Uw end, all of Uwm euepi Ubya and Iraq tosh to Uw UaMad Stataa aad Waalini pewtrt tor pratocttoa and auataAnbto, howev-
er. suggestinK that the president could zero to on Saudi Arabia by far Uw moat productive ofOPKCnalKHuamllherounlry mostdepen dent upon thr I nitrd .SUtn> for technology, arms and pnrtectlon For startera. he could freeie all I' .S arms sales to thr Saudlt and put pressure on our West Kuropran and Japa ocaaalUiatoloitowsuii" Columnists Evans snd Novak also milnl Uw Saudi royaliaU (whoi have wrakrnnl Uwir privatr support of Uw made-in Washing ton peace agreemani between larad and Egypt < and i Saudi pressure on Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to raise Uie ante wlUi Israel " The columnists attribute Uw Saudi policy, however, to a failure of U S reaolve to "avert catastrophr in Irsn or to ttap ttw Soviet Cuban operations flowing out of Afg hanislan Who's to blsme"* Several nrwipapera conlimwd Uw editon al objections to Uw Carter admtolstrsUon's blamtav of Israel lor Uw latest Impasse In Middto Eaat peace negottotioni Iba laa maclMa BuHtaer, in an MIIIOrlal, "Sadat Bean Uw Heavier Blame, pro^ dalnwd "The crying necessity of Uw moment seems quite clesr to us Sadal needs to back down on some of hu recent, eicesaivr demands "The United SUtes has been trying hard to gel Isrsel to back down and K ccpt Sadals toflated requirements for thr treaty We should have been applying the main pressure on Sadat, not Bcgto. who has breti trying to weaael out of Uw understand inga reached al Uw Camp David summii (December I7i Concading Uial "Uw United Slates was gBlm to have to put pressure on laraei in Uw ipeaeci praceaa,' "Iba WaD BIraal Jounal (December It) went on lo itato however. "It's equally ctoar Uiat Prrstdent Carter and hia oegottotors have gone too far In their seanb tar aaoUwr public victory Uwy've begun Mfctog iM-ad not Juil for coametto conceaelons but lor new substantive ones, snd Uwy've pk)ued when Israd shows II knows Uw diflerancc Alter Uwir bahavtor to Uwae oegottoUons, not to menUoa ttw eMinpIc they've )uat given Uw world to Uw caae of Tal wan, Uw IsradU would have to be slighUy daft to gl ve up torrttary on UM baato of Ihe ad mlnlstraUon's totofprataUaoi and aarar ance* " And tnm laradi reartlon, backed by such strei« adUorlato, M Is dear Uiai Uw Isradu sft not about to dtoplay any Mieh prsdpltote
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or a linam lal need DfUlM tatoriMUoa and mor of bocomliig woU vtned m the laofuaat ol Itwlr paoragMnUoa bUokf an no* UAHf Kuti (amp Inslilule •valMto it TMipit IVMl ior The Work-Sctalarriiip Pro- It located In a wotided area in I varMy of pragraow oW«»«d Warwick. N Y and Indudet lBlteianuMr«(lf» BlIfNii* ran la an hieoaUvt span to lour living areaa, eonptete «iarti« hi^ aehaoi aanlon MMlHiu OMy COMMM' from «nly By aaaiatlag lor OM to alhietir and recreational la the loU«wln( Ihrac profrtmi cllltlet. theater complex, The NfTV NrtloMl Acad*- two hour* a day IB (he dining learning ccnien. art center*, my wtU acotfit 3M M^ idMol htU, thooc accept*] are aiile program hallt. and every (a youUi (or two louriwdi •«•- 10 attend the Ml program of rlllly to provide a dynamic the Acidemy or Torah Corpt rioM. MpocUUy (M«Md to lummer Ijme opporlunMy (or Mp atudnU Irom ill over Uir tl a greatly reduced coat The all partKlpantt Work Scholanhip applicant It •OfM «>ptar« ind expfr1««* Appllcatlont are now being UMlr JcwtA klFntity tiirtw<(h a rull participant In the pro•coaplad. and anyone Inter itudy. recr«*lton. evening gram o( hia or tier chooalng «tad In oiitalnmg any drtalli pmcrimmlnii and rellgloua and to expected to (ulflll all the rtqulrementt o( thai pro- or Intormatlon about avallablr gram Only » tpacet are icholanhlp thould call KabbI aiructiired at an Monnal available Applk-anU will be Barry Weinitein at Temple, unlvmrty. il» NFTY NaUon S6M6M, or the Temple (Mflce accepted on a recommen al Academy It ttaMed by idnlara. art tpteMUt, rity bU, group Icadaniili) and pro (rtmmtng tpeclallstt According to RaW)l Barry WeUMtatn, ttudanU may par lte^»itt la ottlMr o( the two MMlnM or both, tor "an ex ettlng and rewardlnn expertence " Another Integral part oJ the AcMJemy Program It the Na tlonal Torah Corpa which hat •II ihr ailvantaget of the larg r' <\ program, and c.i i>ii plus thca|v port unity to live and learn In a Hebrew permeated envlnnv meni together with people committed to Jewliih literacy StudenU, whether beglnnen or advanced. Join togelber to The Jewl* Community Cooler la to the proceaa ot rapalrtng lU team and ipeak the Hetire* racquetball courla and Ihooe wortlag out the arrangwnanU In^ languagr, itudy Jewith trxU cM^ Ml to rl^CUytaoBiocfc. Polar Woog and Phil Cotman, in their original lorm, and OMMllvo diraetgr o( the XT dediculr Ihemaelvet to a turn
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I'anlor Gall Karp was lh«" (ralured speaker al the Lin coin Chapter ol Hadataah Mini Educate Seminar. Jan 10 the Tllereth Itrael Syna goguf In the rooming teaakm the dlact«aed "Women In Jewlah Law " In the allemoan the preaented a potpourri ol Jew Ithiongi Chairmen o( (he event were Eve Hotfmar and Brenda Kriedman Mr and Mrt C David Kotok announce the birth u( a •on. Stephen Arl, bom Dec », 1971 They alto have a ton Seth Ben Ami Urandparenli are Mrt Pred Kotok. Fort Dodge, la and Mr and Mrs Jeronw Ze( (ren Rock liJand. Ill (Jreal grandparents are Mrs Sam Maivmsky. SI Joseph. Mu and Mai Ondler. Rock K land Jnoeph .Schuchman of Sun Cily. Ai and a pasi re.sident ol Lincoln (or 60 years died Dec Kl. ItTTS Survivors wKe Lillian vons. !>an(ord, Lincoln. Ro berl, Monlecello. Ill . daugh lers. Kay, I'heonix. Mrs Klaine t Bunny i (Jorden Scot l.sdale, Al. brother. Herman. Manhatlen, Kan and sisler Kdilh Weirislein, Seallle. Wash (our grandchildren
An ademoon Shatihal <lass will be held (or any coogre gani interested in studying Ihe Talmud i Hebrew i» not required! (lataet will be con ducted by Michel AJchen baum. I«2t "D" SI 4M. and will be held each Shabbal a( temoon at 4 p m Clataet will retumeJan 20 The Lincoln Chapter o( Ha daiaah April 24 hind raiter will be a raine Items to be rained o(( are a Quasar Bat lery Television with an PM and AM radio and weather Uation a (ood procetaor. a set o( Kmperor Steel Kitchen Knives, and electric co((ee KTlnder and a Tile Rummy let Hadatsah would like each member to be responsible (or a book o( 10 and to sell them at tl 10 your neighbors, (rirnds. r^l8liv>'v ^•i I'lisiness. or by puri' vourseK as a dona! ^K-rsons o( the event are. Betty Polsky and Sylvia Kuthner
The South Street liniple Keligioub Sth4«»l ihildren who belpod In the CROI' Walka than agalnti world hunger. were at (ollowlng Claire Simon, Jenslra Simon Ksther Myers A ''le Schrelber Allen Perlman o( Minneapolis and (ormer Lincoln resident died De<- 12.1971) Survivors wife. Maxine: sons. Hugh of Florida. Jeff and Allen Jr Minneapolli brothers. Kverett. Herrhal. Minwapolls and Ted of York. Neb . sister. Manan. Lincoln Mr and Mrs Ivan Cohen of St Paul, Minnesota announce the birth of a ton i David i bom Dec 8. 197» They also have a son. Aaron Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Jacobiof I olumbut. Ne<>ratka. and Mr ar^ Mrs A Cohen of MInnsa polls. Minn
The South Street Temple Sisterhood meeting was held at noon. Jan 10
Thel,inrolnl>idgeofNo.l of B'nai Bnth held a busin meetinK on Tuesday. Dec 2(. 1978 al the Tiferelh Israel Social Hall Refreshments were served
Sponsors for the South Street Oneg .Shabbals (or I)e cemt)er were Mr and Mrs Richard Pocras. Mr and Mrs William ('hristen.sen. Mr and Mrs Rod Ruianit. Dr and Mrs Micha«'l .Steinman and Mr and Mrs Stephen Kalish
( ariilc Davidson will take over the Tifereth Israel Sister hood BuildiHR Punrt while Irene Rasc-nberg is out of town I mil further notice, call Carole Davidson, 4»58S6 for contributions
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SIGNATURE DAV CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SPECIAL WOMEN Education Panel Above, Bobbie Leibowitz Ducky Milder, Education Vice Chairman Back row. Cookie Hoberman, Education Vice Chairman Terri Zacharia Silvia Roffman Front row Lois Stern Marilyn Pred Joie Simon Sally Levin
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I SERVICES Sci-vkM ar» coodurted In the Ca^ahart Chapri on tbr and fourth Friday o( I aadi month. I p m An Oneg *t (olkMHi the lervice Services are condurted by ' RiMN Sydney L Hodman Mailneand io» Kirahanboum cordtolly invila oil thair family ond If iendi to join with tham in celabraling the BwMltzv^ ol their ion j«|fray Al«fi Bath iiroal Synogooua Svtur^y, Jwi. M S:45a m
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RMtai, Ma aidail, caaU ba •'M^aal to powi^'^bui MMaM aa MMa «f ac^MUM. Jwlah ««Mld be pralaed by hia brolhen lewliB WiM daraU by the aaa*«re Usadiar «MM b» w "HO« kMa( of burdaa " Dan would be Ihe Mm •( bto paa*ta Cad wauM be vtctartaui In war AAv7''brMd riuO be (at. Md be ibaU deUver royal ' N^MaU hM tbe ability to deliver beauUful Joaipb wauM be the "prtiwc amang hli bnlb „ . Banttmbi. Ja«*'i yowfHl. waUd be a "woM thai deatitiyt aaddWMailbe^wU " Ukawlae. JoaqA <••' at age IM. and made his broth en prantoi l« bury him In Canaan Before ha diad. bow eew, J«aa^ fulfilled his pramlae to Jaccb and, In m dolag. bm^ out Ihe wlckadntai of Eaau. Jactb's broth
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Shortly alter Jacob a death, Joaeph aougM and re ceived permlaatoi from Pharoah to leave Egypt and head lor the Cave of MMlv*Uah to bury Jacab. UpMi baartag Joaeph's choice of a burial site. F^u. Jacob's briber, be
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came angry •Thei*'s room tor only eight people in the Cave. Eaau told Joaeph "AdMn. Eve, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac and Rebecca were burled there Jacob burled Leah in hU place The ranalakv pUec la lor me'" Jaaepb pokilad out that Jacob purchaaed Ihe rignta of the Cave from Eaau, who denied the sale Joeeph icnt Naphtall to fetch the bfU of sale, which was In Egypt Knowing thai he would lose the argufflcnl, tUau prepared lor war agatait JoMpk and hia eotaurifi Arnold Uie man In Joaiph'a camp was his nephew Cho ihlm. a deaf-mule. Seeing the commotion, Chushim ashed what waa going on When Joeeph explained II to him he became enraged Before he could be stopped, he beat Ksau to death with a stick Afler a srvenday mourning period, Jacob waa buried In the Cave
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Kalah Kranklin Chapter. Omaha Miirachi Women will have Its monlhh meeting Wednesd.i, ih«- M> rial hall oil IKOKUC KollowinK •> >u»ii luncheon. KindlnK Our Kdlher« a Ciuldeboot '•
Mill Anon li a wntor al Uir UnlvfrtHy 01 Netiraika at Un eoln. a mmbtr d UM DHU Hgpa Pt-Proteiilonal Bus! ^H| Pratemlty, and will grad ^^m in May from the College ^^KuiiWia Admlnlstralloii ^Ir.fPrlednuii ' la uale. wai a ni> Beta Tau, and i> « < riiiited Public Accountant with the (Irm of O'Danndl, Fkrenec, l4Jlz.andWIIU
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A June 17 wedding li planned In Cheyenne, Wyo at Ml SInal Synagogue
Miss Davis Engaged to Wed Mr and Mrt Saul Z l)avi!> announced the engagement of Uielr daughter. Judith Hochelle. tu David Robert rinkli' son of Mr and Mn M.. If 1. III! are Mr> Dora Davis, Minneapolli. and Mr andMn Soltagnian Mlu l)avi> IK a graduate of (he I'mverslt) of Missouri at Columbia with a degree in fashion merchandising She u associated with Hovland Swansons Her fianre at tended the University of Southern California He will receive his medical degree from the I'nivertily of Ne
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rORNHUSKEH luiker liodgr will meet lay, Jan lii. 8 p m . al the twme ol Stanley Krieger. 1704 S 96th SI All officers and dlrei'tors must attend An> other mierrsted memtMT iif Comhusker l^odge may al lend
Kahlii Harry L Weinsli-in and Kal>l)i Sidney H Br'N^cnf Temple Israel »i! forih'ommw. niet lie icp in 1 ifl.i
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their ongi '•* Mrs l)j iir<"<i dent, asks thai etpertally offlo-i men, attend an open luaid meeting at 10 a m before the regular meeting Heser vatlons may be made with Mrs Rhoda (iuggenheim. 5i3 71M7. or Mrs Ida Speilor. MI l(N3
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Temple Israel Rabbis Attend Area Meeting
Omahans In Business Raody Nogg announces the opening of the offices of I. Kandall Nogg Productions al 26g No IIJ SI The company produces all types of film and video tape presentations and commercials
IVTt Applicants for JWV mem U-rship arc Saul Libowski and tiLs daughter. Judy l.itxiwski. and Marshall l Kried P(»l
Nazis Idenf if iad TORONTO iJTAi Two Toronio sislens have returned home after leslifyinK al Ihe Irial in Dusyldorf ol former Kuardh al Maidanek. a Nazi priMHi camp in Poland "II was very importani fur mr lo KO there II was a duly," I.eah (Jivner, 54, said on her arrival from West (iermany with her sister May Awrunski. S9
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[ Senior Citizen Scene ] bcr' Tw^tminMltr mmtoflMlMr M dw Bctk El Social HaU tA oct^ bnie the New YMT on Tbunday. Decs the pngnuw (eaiivtac Ute fUnilo SMtn. amogid by MifTta IpaMii. aad Ike Uw Hanaa Ombo Mltfitod Uir lUirdrll itirutly A Handing ovatlan was aceardad lan-ytar-oid Radwl Mmla for hrr rmditlon of "Van U^ri Up My Ulc' tunt laMoUlcDeWMn JaymkRbndo racaivad a ttaadbig m»Uan iar her mnntirr. "My Yldiltate Mama " The aMm opened their pragram wMi Havt Nagttab, wMd) «ai very infmaaiva. Haatber and AlliMn RlBMla n«ra diamThe muHc «( Uw Hanua aad hla band wa* vary enticing and many at the oMar adidia lolnad In the "11^ (Iwtaatte" to the tvaei ol lively aomtieri. Inrtudlng polkat and dlai^atyle" nwaic A oomkal AK waa preaaalad bjr MoUla and bar ata^ lar, Baaa Backer, aa they protrayad the new yur and the Addli« to the loyaua accailan. the Mh Urthday e( Sam rread waa eelabratad and a daUciaoa cake araa lUmlabeil
byUataally Margie NoarMhatg lad the p«ap hi the Mrtbdayaang Gnarta Itam Blaus Oty laara attandad nar Hanufckali pwty an Dae It Mattle Del aaan and Toby Kagaa have baan wlatlng mambrn a> the Slav CXy graup toHaitfeig a program atmllar In dM Omaha one la January. Uw Oldar Adult grotg> met a( Tcnfde lirad on WeihMaday, the M. lor a pr» gram and lunch Than on Tburaday. Jan 4. the mem ban met ai Bath El lar program, lunch Mid other activ Itlea On Monday. Jan 1. the Uen a( WhNhi«the^rcg maatlnc at the Caniar Melllc Delmaa baa aaBounced plaaa lor a theater party to be held on Sunday. Jan 21. ai the Midtown l> Main Thealrr in downtown Omaha, vithabrundialli IS a.m aad Aowtlme (rom 1 } p.m If you would like to ga on one o( thoar (aadnatlng tnpa with Mattle to L4K Vegaa on r«t> ll-a. call bar She la now lak Mgraaarvatlona. Tberc «I0 be ll)0it escrclw daaaaa by Chuck Arnold an Mondaya: dramatic daaaaa— a charal ipnup and an art* aad craAa pragram. So get ready hr an cxcKhig aeaaon o( pleaaare and entaftalnmcnt *
Births Leah and Donald Connor, amiounce the Mrth a( their Aral eon, Jaraay CaUta. on Dec a Grandfather to Joe Praldenralchaf Omaha Mr and Mn Martin Kane at Caran. New York awtounce dw Mrtti of a ion. Kevin Gregory. Dec 13 The Kanei alio have a ion. Brandon, age two Mr* Kane U the lormer Rene RubUi of Omaha. Malamal gran#ar«nU are Mr and Mt« Harold RuMn of Omaha Patamal gram^M rent* are Mr and Mn Juliuk Kane of Umt Beach. New York Shayna Leah Flatowlci whiaa birth wai announced In the Dae. a Jcwtoh Preaa. u thep-and^ton^MarofMr and Mn Herat naiowala
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AZANal Wednesday Jan ]. Irom 7 30 p m . and on m the a m houn (A Thurtday. MW AZA .NO IS culturil/fleepover it the J C C A ducuaaloo group ttartod out the cultural parlion of the plannad evening and then chapter memben and guaata qiant the night pUyIng baifecthall and racquethali The chapter would like to thai* the J C C for allowing then the uae of the lacilliie* The chapter would alao llkr to thank Gary Rtlkin and Spent er Brookitein who acted M adoM chapawnai thmutfuad the eollra nligil aad itayed wlthalltheboyiattheJCC On Jan ». AZA No 1 It planning a rrllglaui/culturti affair, deialli are itlU in the pluming (lagea Peb II, AZA No I membart are holdlag i breaklaat leaat and Peb 17 will lee a loctal allair in UH lorm of a Valcntlnc'i darv-r Oeuito for thaaa evani tlaouilheplanrtngatagtSunday, Jan 7, theAZ.\ N I "A" team played batkriti.iM agamn AZA No ISIO "B team, and AZA No 1 "B' played AZA No 100 Scorea were not available at tlm wrtt-
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piei'eti u.sinK I ,ind other unu sual malrrialii within Ihe weaving process Mary Jo Homing received her bachelor o( arts degree from llx' I'nivemily of Minne tola Since 1M7I Hhe has parlici pated " '""'il and K<-t '•* hlbition-s 111 l"».i %<-nraslia North Carolina, Texas and in particular her work wa.s in eluded in a three year Iravel ing pxhihilion sponsored by the Washington D ( Smithso man Institute Jerr^ Hornir- '••'•'- • mas terolfinearl ''the University ol ,'.. and has been assislani prufes.sor of art at Crelghton I'niverelty since 1972 He ha» received several awards and prizes lor his work
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Sup«rstar Night Saturday Mamhall Fred Chairman of (he Jewish YouUl CouncU l» paniw nt0t to be held on Saturday. January 13. at 7 30 pm. anaauncfil U>ai Uie lot lowing laaiiageri will partici pate In ttie sti events planned Steve ZaIkM. MarsfaaU Prad. Dan Somberg. Bob Sciaal, Debbie Uatitasky. Uiurl Fei Imaa. Gale Woipa. Beth WeJ din. Michelle Kaiman. David Susie Roflman. Julie ("iirr* Rur Sharon Ramer. > 'UK Pnedmaii .'U RolMnaon. JWi' i" Herman. M<KI ..I chel Grunkin. I'din VrUi<-r Barh Abramunn Julw Potash Mark .S" ' Wolpa Todd K > Mikr Graber, i,ay\i- v : i Hruo KuUcr, Jeanie -• • fi " Bmdke). Amy k.«ifii «i«i
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Mollie Says. . . Make your reservations now' We will be leaving February ID. for a tantaatic and ricilinit trip to Las Vegas Pnrr will inchide Wayne New ton Dinner Show Call now for your reservations' t'ncle ClMck is ready to •tan his airatek ami Kvateh daaa on llgM exerrlae He has an esctting program lor us and we would Ukc as many as poaalWa lo )ola ua on Monday morning* at 11 30 a m We are very fortunate in balag able to share with Uir Dr Shar Home, artist BUI Fanner, who will be with u« al II a m on .Monday momiim* He will be ahowlni; us how to keep our hands busy with Arts and Crafts How about Joining us for Brunch ai¥l the play "Damn Vankre" on January 21 A special rale will be given to Ute Older Adults and traaaportalion wUl be provldMl Forreaervatlona plaaas call Ann Wai.»4-aaS2
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YogaClassa* Are you tulfenng from tension, fatigue, nervouaneas. poor circulation, eicess weight or headaches'* If so, suffer no longer' lieam Yoga and ellmUiate tension, gain en ergy. btcame relaxed, lose ugly pounda and feel in con Irol Coad Yoga Oamai lUn January 17. lor men and women of vartoua yoga ablli ties from 7:30 to9'30pm and rontUiuea lor eight n uUveWadnesdayt B«glairfa« Yoga Stan January II. from I 00 tu 2'SOpm foretght ronaeeutlve Thuradays To retfater pleaae send OO to Uie JCC'i Physical Eduea lion Depanment
Rape Protaction Coursa Never open your door lo anyone until you know wtio Uiey are and why Uiey are Uiare When answcrtng Uw phone, never let a stranger know that you are alone Don't hide your keys In secret plaoas. How sale are you In your car? The JOC'i Physical education Department Is pleased to offer a special Rapa Pialat ttoa Couraa developed by Clar ence Holiday Mr Holiday has ipaat the paat several years dmiaping a program In Rapa Protectlaa aed lelf-defanae Uiat haa gainad dia recognlllon of many organliatlans In Omaha Including Uir Rape Crisis Center This special, nine-week couraa will bagin Monday, Jaauary U. la the Wel^-Eierdaa room fram 7:30 to l:» p m It Is avaUabte to all Cen^
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Man's Racquatball Laagua of 8't The men's ftrat LaafM af Biarii af Ihe seaaon has ended snd hardy congratulations to all who played The winners of Uie two divlalom art Claas "C'-eJ Schnaakhdh. Laon^ ard Moas MUie Oendler. Del Bowden Class "B ' Strvr Skid A special congralulalKm lo Uiese men and we look forward lo aeeing Ihem in Uie next league
Man's SlowDown BaskatbaH In the first |{am<- of the nighl. The Jumllon drfcaled Uie Bagel Bin 40^% The Junc Uon was lead by Dave KtA\m beck with 1* pciinti and lor the Bagel Bin il was Allen David with lu points In Uie second game of Ihr evening Vess Beversgr squeeted by Puma with a 27-24 win The victory put Vess Bev •rages in the drivers seat for Ike race to the leafu* Utie with a 44 raoord. Tha winners were lead by Harold Mann wlUi I and Barry Zoob wlUi 7 and for Puma It was Dsrrdl Onken wlUi <l points Tbc final game ol Uie evettt4, saw Stuarts FaMUon lor Men pull away from Kohll's Drug In Uie final quarter of the game for a 42-2S victory Allan Noddle and Joe Dittman lead Stuaita Faahlana lor Mao with 10 aach and It was Bob Henlon from Kohll-t Drug who lad all scoring with l€ points
As of January 3, the league standings are as lollows Vess Beverage 4-0, Puma 2 2. Stu arta Fashion for Men 2 2. The Junctkw 12, Kohll s Drun 13 and Baert Bin 1-3 Jan 17 schedule 7pm Punu vs Kohll's Drug. I p m Bagel Bin vs Veas Beverage. 9 p.ffl The Junction vs Sluarts . Fashions for Men
Man's Varsity Laagua Rasults Little Kings used a strong second hall showing from Don Haas and Dave Ruliack lo come from liehind and gain Uielr first win defeating Sports Treds &2-30 Haas and Ridiack' combined lor 31 pomts most of whirh csme in the second half, while Sports Treds was led by Urry Ruback and Keith Uv Wgstone wlUi 13 and 12 points respectively In probably the wildest game of the nighl. AUIed In kururt remained undefeated wiU) Uie aid of a last second riMt by Brace Van Langan to edge Wolf Bras 3»-3a Dave Jacoiison and Van Ijingtn pared Uie league leaders with 29 of Iheir learns poInU Wolf Bros were led by IT' center Frsnk Kmpkey who hit for IS points Parsow's Men's downed previously Alpine Carpet IMt to Uia( nings final Paraow's celved strong showing from Dave Parsow, 23 points . KeiUi Kaplan, IS pouita.] pine also had two lop ( htm Mark Uiwen, M . and Dave ftolat M polala. New League Standlagl^ Had Inaurors M. Alpioa pel 2-1, Panow's Mena I ions 2-1, Sports Treds UttleKlngl2.WolfBrasl Jan 17 Schedule 7 p.ot LHUa King vs AlIM pm. Wolf Bras vs Pan p.m. Sparta Treds vs. Carpet