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jt Member to Speak in Lincoln PJiud Olnwrt. i mcmbrr of thr lirafll KnnsH. wUI iprak In Lincoln al 2 p m on .Sunday. Jan U. II Ihr TIferKli lira«l Synagogue, ni9 Sheridan Blvd Hu appearance m l.in coin It brinii arranard by thr Lincoln Jewiiti Wellarp Ked 'alMi andlhi ' ' usul General's Mra •B TV pu»)li. ., „,,M.-<1 to heir Mr Olmerl Born >•> I"—' Ti IMS. .Mr (Hmen > led lo thr KnrMTi . Jit age of 28 and WBji thr youngeH of all parliamentary memlMn In 1*77 he was elected for a wr ond term in the Kneaael Mr Olmerl u i tnember of the l.'Ain faction coalition govern ntenl

Mr Olmerl graduated from the Hebrew Inivenity in Jerusalem In ptycbotocr, phikaophy and law and la now a praci r H< ire at a mill lary turrespondii • i Zahal. the army i and I ^prmy publh fyuriD^ in*' I OP in 1(73. Mr Oil With (ieneral Aim

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In the KncMH. Mr Olmert la a member ol the Likud Sec rcUliat and aervra in the fl nance rommltlee. the special lUlHommillre lor defense budsH, the rducatlon commit laa aad the aate comptroller •natn committee

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in (he yean of hli nervlce in Partiamenl, he wai given wideaprcad puMirity for hln rxtentlvecampaign in inveall galtag and expoaing crime rackaU and eitorlinn in 1% rad HI* work led him to ihr poorer living quarters of Jeru lalem and TH Aviv, where he learned flmt hand of the var le<l aoclal pmblrma and dlffl cultiM of thr differmt com munlilea Currently he la engaged in an rxtentlve cam palgn to influence thr Itraeli Govemmml to adopt nrw ap^ proaclies and pollcla in deal ing with (hoar laauM

Tbe radaralion'i «•• cutlve committee con ducted Ita flnt meeting of the new Year last Monday olglit al the JCX: Seatad, from laft, are Mary FalIman, pfaiUwH. and SUvta Rorfman, vtce prcatdent Standing, from left, are Dean Frankel, treaiurer: Jane Brooks, lecrelary. Joe Korthenbaum and Paul Coiien, vice prea^

David Gallner wa* re-etcclf' • • of the Council H Welfare Feder aiiiMi ,11 ,1 ixiard meeting al H'nai Israel Synagogue on Sunday. Jan 7 Other officers re-elected for I97<i include Sam Saltzman, vice president, Kroneth Sacks, Irea.surcr and Mrs Jenime I) Kalz, secretary The following members were re-rlrcled to the board of directors for three year terms liTslir Krasne. Ben F'asser, Harold F'inkel, Jra nettr Katclman, Sam Saltz man and Betty StrmhIII

Campaign Plans Telethons, Workshops Telethons Start Sunday Seven Irlelhons will be con ducted from Ihr JCC as part of the Combined Frdrralion Campaign Womm's Division On Jan 21 Zl, 24 and 28. Women of ttir community will > 10 phones to call 'm thr MX) I in that Division Four linm h •• '' in I at Ihr ,1' .ir tv ^"' . , .,< Irn I of the iichseeks 11 toraiaeir.onthliyear

The chairmen have attemgroup of over 2& vol for the two Sundays 'venlngt • all from (tonuuii iiiiiir nil Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Jan a aad M, Uiry will call from

7 30 tot 30 •Our aim," tald Bev Prank Im, 'Is to givr rvery Jewish woman In Omaha an opportu nity to partlripair In Ihis years Combined Kcdrralion Campaign which i iin behalf of Jew i Lsrael. and the KM m imworld "

The Young Leaders Division will also conduct a telethon They will Involve over 10 young women in Ihrir three nights of calling Thur Jan 24, Mon Jan 2>, and Thurs Krb I have been designated Young Leaders Telethon nights Leaden of this division include Gknia Bastik, Cheryl Cooper, Robyn Ollck, Donna Hench, and Debi Plait

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"..~.i.i'.' (or all I' nn 1 meet ing dl Hrlh Kl Synagnitur < will lake place on Thurs day Jan 25 In addition to a brisket lunch. Ihr pro gram will include Israeli dancers and guest speaker Joe Kir«ihenhaum who will be representing the Com binrd Jewish Krdrralion Campaign Makr reser vatkms by calling Kathy or Molly at 1348200 Kor fur thrr detaila please sae ad on page 7

Sheryn Effrees to Lead Thr chairman of St I'aul s Voung Women 8 CouTO'll will he in Omaha Jan 'U and 23 lo meet with leaders and work ers in Ibr Cnmhinrd Keder alion Campaiitn Young Wotn ens Division Thr two workshops will be conrtucti-d al Ihr Jl 'C by Shcr yn Kllr<-%.s wliu will he return ing In Omah.i for the second time this year As part of the training pro gram of the V'oung l,ead<Ts llivisKin, Ms Kllrrss will go over specidi technitjues ol cominunicalion and campaign sollcftation •.She will gear her presenta tlon so that the young woman of our community will have the know how lo nlucale their peers,'• said Mickey Sturm, overall Womens Division Chairman

al.v> at the JCC on Tuesday, Jan 23 at H 30 a m Ms Kflress is a past Campaign chairman of St Paul's Voung Womans Division, in addition to being chairman of Iheir Young Women's Council she has helped lo Initiate many new projects in St Paul Young peoples retreats. Mis-' sums lo Israel, and couples sluit) groups are but a lew of lh»' many aclivilies in which shih,!- iK-rn involved

Sheryn Eftrtaa The first workshop will be held lor working women at 7 30 p m nn ,Monday Jan 22 at the JCC Ms Kffress will con duct the second workshop.

.Special projects such as •prom Israel with L<ive,'^ exchange dinners with Israelis lenalillng tl«' ciuimiunlly to meet newly srltled Jewish families and gel lo know them better i and Young l>-adershlp dinners have been Important endeavors of Sheryns, Mrs Sturm said These projects have also Involved husbands

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iDctaalnt, Mn PeilmaiiMid "Ijet imgivewann Ihaiduto Ihc maay pwlwalowal aUff and lay memben a< oar radaratim CaacuUve aad Boaid who have aerved wtih devotion and cooiatitmaal to IhMa dial were aeoMUnaaa Iniuhil. oflaa tlMMi mamtlag. dMdcyH aad OUad wMb atnai'hcKkar we ha«« wortad tohaeaaaeaParoet !wWittaMwaiddailaMdWBanln(e(eacti of youlndhrldiially You have my reaped aad a^practotiofi" Wr have oome a long way toflether In Itn and have a kmii and hard road ahead to live up k> our re^wnslbUlllei as con ccmed Jewa and JewMi leaden I pray thai wr. the mrmhrn uf the Federation of the Jewlah communily of Omalia. may ((miin ue to work together to nwel (he cballentn of our limn with courage, creattvtty and an ever-ready and alert ipirll I am moat parlirulaiiy gralpfuJ to the < ' i who aupportrd me throuiih thit dllfirult and iraum my own dr«p prrnnalloaa Younul>led metocarry <>ii uiinpurpoaeanbehallaf (hti Jewlah community which nurturMl me every day of my hie ' hnryr 1 haveatrenglhened It by my commllmmt. conilnuoua in"fit aad love of Judaiim " in J.Ik report. Mr Sotomon pro)erted aooie goala lor Ihr Fed(ration leadenhtp to ronatdpr in the upcoming year He o«dlln<<l Iheae aa lollowi STKUCTVJRE OF THE FEDERATION - "The Ffderallon leadenhlp mual centloiie to evaluate what ttrurture la inotl effective and efficient lor Omaha We arr currenUy a "parevr" Federation We are not a traditional "non functional" FiHlrr one in which each department would be a l)rni>rii i.<r\ 1 of the Fnlrralkin. with rach aicency fully account, lU own Board of Direrton lor tta day today iiprralions cle* would atUt be accountable to the Federal ion th year round intmrated planning and budgeting proceu which ' »illl>eimpl<-menled InlVTV

Conservatives Study Status Of Women ' Conlinwd from Page 11 >er%f aa rommtsiiinn chairman, and that his auislant. I)r (jiifiiiin Tui kiT would be llsrli 'iir Th<- ' .in for the Mudy of liw Ordination of Women aa Rabbla held lu ini tial meeting In December, l»T7 The memben accepted the official rhargp 'Theres ponaibllily of drirrmtnlng the present status of women in ronaervallve Judaism, of e> ptortng Imids affecttog that ttatua. aad of raoommending directions of women's role In th* future ' After diacuasion. the mem hers agreed that, within the board area of the charge, the queatlon of ordination for women ought to be their focus During the flve^hour initial aeaalon. each member stated hu or her opinloa on the qua*tion at Issue, and all acread that they were open to per suasion, and would be influenced by the Information marshalled by the Oimmia^ slon In the course of lU drllberatianB. provided it was not demonatrably contrary to tliej letter or qrirH of halakha It conmlasloned a sionsi resesrch organltsllon lo prepare a| questionnaire exploring atti Itidea lowar4 women In Jewlah rellgtoiis ocipanliations, and auUtortaad i Aurvey of a statis^ Ucaily valid sample of congregational gplalon

Jewish Federation of Omaha Annual Reports —1978 I C'ontinuMi (ram Pagt 11 art tnily a "fiaicUaMl" PMvMoa, AM to arc i^nrtmwii c( UM rtitnUm. •>* MWd by commttlMt of the rcdertUon and UM PMMVUM It Invaivadiiittwdiy to~diy runctlonlnfolUiedtpirtiiiMto "AoottMr an* Uul hu to be clarlfM It Uic ralattMMfcip of UM EMCUUVO OlradM- of iht PtdwaUoa to the othor de|Mil •Mi dtnclon OmmOy, dapwtiBMl dtrnton an accawUblo to boib IMr boardi aad aw Bierutlvr Dtretiar of Uw rtdor •Uw TWf MMwUMlMy li IMM clearly driineatad and kat lo bt dartfltd "Slace wf rit nuihtr tradltloiul model. I f««i that tbr Pedw MiM laadmtUp haa to mate • dacMM as to wMch dimllon Itaty arc taiag to move TIM nmni itnielim hat caMad tome caafwion at both the lay and preftMloml levH and t thtnk It It nitlcal that we ratohw Ibla dadahm la im In drtrrmlnlna our MrurtMrv, It ml^ be nemaary to coMolldate loine dtpart •aata, npaad the rMponalbUlty of olhcn and poadbly eomider conuoMae itatiM lor othen I penonaJJy fed thai whatever •tniclure we adopt, the more authority and autonomy that in latncy raodvct, enhanret that atenry i ability to attract inter aalad aad qualUtad botrt) mrmticri who fed thai ihry have full authartly aad rtapofMlbility lor dccUlon making Whatever lor out our nnal ttrurture cvoivat. the Pedrrallon ihould lorua on Ka lime primary treat of reaponalblllty Pundraltlng and En dowmtnt Fund Dtitlnpaiiil. tUoctiinR the fundi raiaad In our Combtowd Ptdtratloa Campalpi in a furally raapomlbte mtn^ •ar aad dtwIapHn a eoouaoatly pUanlnt precttt that evaluatat adaUng iMvleaa, MnUfltt i^p la ttrrtcet «Ml davclopt t piaa hr Iht taiiM whieii aalaMlahet prIorKIn ihti provide ler vicet baaed on the needi of our Omiha Jewlth Community INTICRDEPARTMENTAI- CXIMMUNKATION ANDaWP BRATION - Time riMiM be te( taide at meellngt of the red tralton Board of Dtraetort where major dtpartmental concema are Aarad and dhoiaaad In an open and frank manMr The Paderattai Board of Dtraetort ihould be uaed at i toundlni board for tptilnf out new Ideat and proframi The Pederttioii Board of l>trec(on thould not be Involved with the day-hnlty aperatlofit of aadi department, ta Ihli rc^MMtlbllily i» vntrd in thairowaBatrdlofDIrartan The virtoui Departmenu ihould MUate w«rtbl( more cloady with each other and U> devf kip new and taaovaUvcprograffli and lervlctt whkh utillim then pertlae Uiat each department hai to of fer " COMMUNITY .SHAIJAfH Our communlly ihould give terteut contldertllon to engaging a community Shallach an emiitary from lirtel" A Shtllach oomai on a Iwo or three year

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ll«a lanal aad it t "lailque" ratource on lartel lor MMarity Witt amphaalt on youth work He/ihepro notat Itrael liudy tad trtvei opportuDlUtt he/ihe worki on ailwallonal profrant in achooto aad youth orgamtaUoni ba/riw htlpt fiidt and inttrvrt Jewlth yoatb Inlo maanlnglUI •mk In tha eamniunlty and on ramputM in »v4itinn. the Shallach briiifi to the )ah. ikUh which mat roordinalv commuBlty-wlde programi and relebrm • iMy. wherr there It t Shallach there hat baen an tahimaawiit ui uie qual tty of Jewlth Hie. and an increated commHaeiit on the part of yoiiig paopte In the community to Jewtih cauaet " SUPPORT FOR ISRAEL - 11 u critical thai we continue to provide, through our annual Combined Federation Campaign itrong financial lupport for Israel Thli entblei Isrix-I to pni^ vidt t wide range of humanitarian lervlret. Ue . loclal aervicet. (ducallon, abaarptkMi of new immigrant* rtr "In addition, the leadenhlp of the Omaha Jewlih Commu ntty mutt join with other taadert of the American Jewiih Com munlty to uie Ita reaourcet In hHp relieve the premurr our gov rmment |g currently eiertlng on the Slalf of Israel in rrgard lo her peace negotlallona with Egypt Al Camp David frwiident Carter demonstrated patience and undentandlng of the prob lemi ol both ildet He lought and found the common ground thai led lo the Camp David agreemenu That nile. etaential for any mediator apparently haa been discarded and replaced by a ne» potture as the advocate of Egypt

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"What It needed tl thli Ume tre lignlflcani and authontalivp voices coming from every sector of American society taking Itrong eiceptloa to the Admlnlitrallon's new potture We must urgr Pretldent Cirter to rrtum to hli productive role as media tor rather than advocate We mutt demonatrtte to the Administration that neither lartel nor the Jewlth community is alone in Ita concema In elating. I know that the new Federation leadenhlp will give aerkwt camlderitkm lo iheie lugaetlloni I wani to per tonally thank Mary Fellman. Kederallon Pretldent for the out standing devotion that she has given our Federation through the both eiclling and difficult Issues we have had to address this year I also want lo comn>end and thank the out going officers and Board of their support and participation Our dedicated federation staff should also be recognized at this time (or the contribution they have made to help Omaha remain a viable and healthy Jewish Community 1 am also looking forward to work Ing rlosely with our new leadeniilp "

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The Gas Pumper Tte MBfttlvf Jewtab aatcona - underHmd only by Jcvi - hat, infortuaateiy. conoMtod vWi aaother tartet. OuHpokco Billy Carter, the President'i brother, characteristically ha« Mid It loud and clear: .. thare'i a hail of a lot more Arabiaiia than there Is JcwB." This former pumper of gasoline allegedly made the ftrtumW white urgtag a friendlier United States poiky toward oO-ftah Libya The Preatdent's younger brother has been busy in Georgia eeeortlng a number of Libyaas around the state meeting with government and buslneas RcpubUcan National Chairman Bill Brock has accused Billy of making bigoted and anti-Semitic remarks. It has foot beyead the point of fun and games. His JoiBBa and Wa flaaaclaUy enterprising excur sioM are his own bMkMS - except when his acUv ttles Intrinfe upon the rlghU of others. We would say that that time has come. Altteu^ we don't penalize the President because of his brother, we are somewhat concerned over Billy's latest croaking. It Is too close to the actual situation in China where sheer numbers have prompted the United States to accept "reality" and abandon friendly Taiwan. We believe that the President of the United States mist be his brother's keeper at this point and either keep his brother quiet or disassociate himself from his brother's remarks

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tratc Halm him )allad lor « haun (or eoBlamplofeoMrt VMlHe D^ (M of iMdk. 11w City of Tel Avtv Vcraui AbralMm Saiab and family Batvwa IMS and IfTI the lamlly wHk al^ cklldna raealvod dty wellara paynaola totaUiW IL M.MS The ctty aav waato all that oMMy repaid rioea Mr Solab hM Iha Jaekpet hi a leltary and Ma ILSO.OOO The tud Utat (be family bad i to ourry ad taw

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Letters to the Editor ltoaie"n«» _ lat ilvaal,BathEl«Mlatihe Caoummlty Caalar? or mvy volead Ihmr a? tl0m to pndaha that ttw Jawi a< dm UMR are oat al(Mgrtiy) wNh ar ea^talaly nto aetattftkrae lofDae a. The apalkgr a( am J«»M rlaapparmdbylhe of ptaM c^it reeohmd by the Jawlah Praaa, Iha ADL ar by myaall Aad I a( Ihto todU itotiyaad I a(

. If«« aa Jew* are •DOUl irevooiD lor .aiaaacaaaarytoihoiit Hout-tohehaardtawhataver BMMT awrta baal tor thaaa Ifeal caaMt Aaol lor diwaaahrm. I am rummlMii todaiwdttiaaeilna-ltaly to lal the aoUra tm aaiy a( Omaha (oat i«t .Jawi) kao« Utotpaopiaaf theUSSRdoaol •^valk iraalyV Eadi attack H aa as aaaaoM to a penoBal frtood aMfcar to Sftarto (caBad), to a tobar camp, ar rehmad Ifca permiaaloa to leave OtoUSaitarniaoomitryofhli chalea.lcrylaraMaepeapto

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Tbftal Uvtag acrom the alraal (ram Bath Bl Synagogue I am dtoauqpod to aate that there Omaha who daakw to boa aiM haraaa Java. I rator to the ro;af thaalpaaa dm mmmda af dto Bolfc B aad

defaced wtth iwaatikaa which were patatod aa bacinr arda I am aeaally diamayed that reIbylhetwo the JCC It I* ohvtoua that the maaaage of baa toKfead a ofeMddbe tol

a( fewdaaa to that wfll aal be rewM^dad by a toi«lhy dtopUy of

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walk out an itrtke, Td Aviv lawyer Oaotol (Mar requaaled Uw oaurt to laaaa aa tojuMttoo to pnvaat (ha atilka an Uie pwrn* that Ua legal pracUce wauM be aftoctod. Judge Han nah Avnar ralad that aa to Jmctiaa can be paadad aga daaa at paipli. (PS The itrlke did not take

) Whan Eather Blodi. of Haitlla. Boaded i rare heart oparatiaa to *av« her lUa toak ap a oaUoeUaa, bar a ranod trip Uckol to the U.S aad pato lor the modlcai oo(t* Her life wai uved Sur plua money m tttr fund wa* 0vaa to the oMaridpallty a* an amargMcy taad to be uaed In evaal e( ahaUar eaaaa to the hdur* Ma Btoch auad the commlttoe aad dataned the manay aa dm pmmd* It had baw ooolributod tar her The Judge* verdict Chutzpah I i

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JERUSALEM iJTA) The aalaettoa of 100 VMna that liraH to admit will be to ManUa by tiw rep^ raaentatlvoa of varlou* intenwtioiial wliigw aid or-

Higblitfiu of the are a review of flaal plam lor the eatabUahnaot a( a bureau f or aarvteoa to UM aged a reIHIA8 tor reaettllnn Soviet Jew* a re view af the reeomoMadallon* o( the BadewmaNl Ptoad heard o( truatooa: aa lydata aa Uie Women'* DIvUion campal«D

Loo Solomoa. Pederation executive dircctar, *«id that the community i* aonwraged to attend

Ail Preadam lor Spvtol Jewa" livia ware saaanariy daoatod to mm CammMoa by Al Jahaaaa o( tke Impartol Ouldaer Adiartiahn Cam»» ny Ov thaafea to a aaw law

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Cj ilamala Padag taraaUaardabtpay maal.aw«aM rapttad to all al the Tal Aviv Jua^ Uce o( ttw PaoM by addli« the word "BMlak" (sweotic) AAod to oipiahi. ahelaldUw ahe warkod to a lor retarded cfeihhaa. to wto Ihalr aila^ ttoo aad caelldance to that way TteJodaiaAedUActotoadod loy hilaieine with reapeet to the court Her reply "NotataU.OMtakl" Voto Corty - ad (Mtoo. The Hl^ Court o( Juatke In Jcniaatem wot called upon to aattte aa alacUoa dtapute bettaaaa Ikrae eaodUataa lor the peat o( mufehlar (lop aun) to a Waal Bmdi vlllaat. Ooa caadidate had l« vatoa Tha aaeood caodMato had IS volaa. The third hod IM. In Iha wMe vfllaae there are IH reglatarad velar* Appaal to tta Oaart. When larael'i ludgaa, lavolvad In • aalary dlaputo, Uireatened to

dor to the PhtUppiam. Moahe Raviv The Inter minliterlal committee In ciurie of the pro)«ct (aid the refugee* will arrive here neit weeii They will be iekrted from amonf more than ItOt hemalam Vietnameae wha hava baaa atraodad tor weeka aboard a iMp to Manila Bay

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Who Lost Iran? By LMBwtl Davt* llMrt-i t pliMiMphKBl < »• nattaa-i MWipapwi on "Wlw loM lr««»" Bui Urn q/tmlkm of U S niipomlbUily fan bcrood Iran. II iilu whal niic W^ttaglM »UI play In hdptaii frt and furtlMrtiia lu aaUouJ Intcrarta Tta N«v Y«rt TUDM UM 7I Uui Uip I niiMl S(<i« did what wu naccaMry lor ito ibali It wai Utr ihaii wtio (alied In Ira*, aal Iha UniKd sutc* HU pollrlei cauaad ao aoUre oaUoo u> uouc agaioal lum Our pmttim haa baaa dlmiiiMMd and It wauid ludaad ba lutcidal la l«iar« Utc raailiy ar to MaaM H an SovM maddlliig "la Iha tad daya of the ihahi dacllnc. »r have In larl dnnonitralcd thai «»c are rc^wctlul liicndi In loui wfatlwr at wHI ai lair, the Tlm« added TV |p«alar calami ly would he be to bellrve or pretend that we Mntrol the weather " Tb* Waahlagton Paat (Jan IIi explained thai the rhoire (or our gDvemment wai "to In lerveM poliUcally to alaady and atrai^ilMo the nnare oaaaarvaUve and rallaMa' c«iip» oanu ol UM aav arder. or lo atand by «rttli an •yc 10 making artial adjualmeiua may be nee •aary and paaalblt down the road It la IruMratlng lor a greal pcjwer lo take the more paaalva approach." the Poat noted "NwaUialiai. II wouM be recklaaa lo Indulge eteaaalvcly the ltd) to ihape the poat ahah tranelllon " The editorial alao tbaotved Preitdaal Cart er lor the Iranian turmoil "ThU la not Jimmy (arter'i crUla A half dozen other preildenU remeolad the poaltion with whoac cnimblint he muat cope " Several other writera. however, chal lenged the vini' that Washington did enough to pnrtact iti mlereaa m Iran, or that Preti dant Carter wai Mameieaa

" And with that (aeilng alao ooaiea the aaUaa liMri wa ara Jual oat naklag our way abaul Ma trarld la aur old. chimay. but alfae iivemaaaar." The Wiiktafloa Star iJao 7i alao com plalaad that perhapa not enough wat batng daaa lo pr<«act "damocracy and pluralltai" •rWcfe an "uwlar aiaga aad require articulate

"Not. lo be aure. that Ihe tottering regime tt the ihah autocrat Ir and blemlthed by tacret-poikc aioaaaea. could be confuaed with democracy aa wt value It," the Star ttated Bui Ihe thah't loea attarked him becaioe of hit "cauttoua flirtation with democratic and plurallat valuet " Tba BaiUaora Sun't Henry TrewhItI ei amined PreaMenI Carter't role In the Iranian crlala iJan 7i "Mr Carter now It bemg laalad todetermlnehit will, hit fleilblllly aadhit inttlncli under pmture ' 'Very little haaarorkedforhim tofar Iran above til It the teat of the moment For if Iran ilipt (rom the Influence of the Weal, the world will hoM Carter rcaponalble. rightly or wrongly. kw a geopolitical dlaaaler of the firtt magnl tude and treat him accordingly Carter according loTrrwhili is n local and reguinal pnlitician with no global expert ence He u iqueamlth hit detractor! My naive alXHit the use of power Hul the larger point u that he It the flnl Fretldrnl to be alacted tince World War II with full aware aeaa and indeed a commitment, that the L nit ed Stale* rightly or wrongly, no hmger will act withlheboldnoaofhlapradeoaaaart " According lo one commentator, however. Ihe antwer to "Who loat Iran'" it clearly Jimmy Carter " The New York Dally Newt Jame* Wieghart In a column entitled Jimmy Carter, not Ihe CIA bleu il in Iran." claimed that "Carter appear* In tie genuinely puuled by the dramatic lum of eventt In Iran He and hit lop national HKunty aidet have faulted the ( lA lor (ailing Ui provide ad equate intelligence about Internal oppoaltlon lothethah

Coluntnlat Hugh Sidey, ramlnlacad over paat denMnalralkms of V S •Irength. >urh aa the Berlin airlift. Ihe creation o( the t' 2 ipy plane, the Cuban miuile criaM Maylie this It one o< thoae lime* of world ttreaa in which aaUUni really it better than aomething.' Sid ey tuggeated hall heartedly "We aomehow want u> believe Ihe Ku* tlant and their protettatlofu of innocence in Iran and to w« ilmoal do." Sidey continued "Yet, Ihe lacta have accumulated thai tug faat the KGH ti deeper In Iran than our gov emment will concede It It jutt a feeling

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Straage liitagi happen In Chlneae restaurants Like laft week, when I got a fortune cookie, bul no fortune Why was I Ihe only one not to have a fortune included in his cookie'* Just think, no mountains of tuccett coming my way No fame Nothing lo look forward lo I need a scapegoat 1 think I'll pick on MollleDelnun She IS ao loved, rcapectad. and compaaalonale - she won't get angry Mollle Is an eipert on the leedlng. touring, and caring (or Ihe aged I didn'l think there was anything m the

world thai Mollle had not thought uf. had not underta ken, lor the well t>elng of ber charts That It, until I went lo Flor Ida on vacation There, I taw more Jews in one condomlnl urn village than exist In the great state of Nebraska And believe me They are enjoying the good life in the sunn'. 'lie Tti' 'V walk, they cohKi.^-,. ,,,. , kibliiti They are very active pe<ip|p jusl like our Senior Ciliienit and Old Timers With one exception they play ahufflehoard

(Letters to The Edftor] I Continued (mm Page 41 Synagogue Saturday morning. I noticed that the Freedom for Soviet Jews sign had been dr faced with iwaslikas I wat later informed that the sign al Beth Israel had also been de^ faced In the same manner and Ihe sign at the Jewlah Commu nity Onter had been torn into pieces This country stands lor free dom - freedom (or all people Theae signs have brought to Omaha the message that Jews are not free In the Soviet Unkm I (ind it very disturbing that there are tome citizens of Omaha that enjoy perverting this concept of (ree<1om tiy de itroying and marring thit inesaage The Jewlah commu^ nlly of Omaha has spent many hotirt trying to make our Kua ilan Jewlah famlllet feel wel come I hope that thit incident does not undo any work previ oualy accomplished AUeaR HIidar

TeUtaEdHar: What do we mean by "van dalltm''" So thlti hat come to Omaha too Swastikas on the synagogue, torn away and de^ famed human rights tilgnii What It IP Thit ill ordinary vandal ism." says director o( Ihe Anil Defamation l^eague. Mr M Richmond I entirely agretwith him. if what he mran.s by "vandalism " It violence, prej udice. hatred, and purpnwlul destriKtion If Ihit it lh<-la.se 1 would say he did a good Job <-x pressing nur mutual il hopei deep concern over our nn-enl "Hanukkah gift." when three "Freedom for .Soviet Jews' signs were ruined and tie (amed and swattlka.s wrTc painted on Beth Kl .Synagugur But If thai means Jast so often occurred nowadays usual hooliganism. I under stand this reaction It nothing else IHJI an effort to cut cor' ners of the problem It Is van dalltm But this Is ohvlous anIiSrmilic vandalism and (or this reaaon It la a matter of our consclenre One must be completely stupid II be thinks that thoae who tore down Ihe sign at the Jewish Community Center have done II In order to fix up a win ter iieigh Not ao kiog ago 1 read an article whk* very clearly explained Ihe nature and purpoae of the actlora we

are talking about "There it potential lor gen erating hatred and violeru-e out of local te-nsions. often With tragic consequences Such a potential must he clotely watched and kept In per spective. " said an author Whom do these thoughtt be long to'' Do you recognize your article. Mr M fllchmond'' Lie In mud defamed and vilified appeals worrying our con tclerKe Sloppy and hurriedly wiped off swastikas shows white stains on the syiugogue wall And bow about memory of our brothers suffering In (lislani concpntralion camps'" Silence And quirtneiut Don't worry, brothers This IS Just vandalism l4Mik1 Proatakov TolbaCdHor: Mazel tnv (or the 7&th Anni vrrsary Diamond Jubilee Vear of the Jewuih Federation ii( Omaha' By a special h.iricp I have been there lo • ' l>rate' II Hut I am not de iiKlilr^ as I don'l know (or whal 11 exists How are you helping for the young children or Ihe Old Timers'" Many n( us Old Timers are mil (lid enough Ui live al I)r .Sher's Home I loo like slill lo be busy, cook (or myself would like even a!> much as I am possible In do. helping wilh viilunlary work bul also (cimc together with JKWI.SII [Miiple. making friendship Bul how'' Not having a car 1 sit alone by myself forgot ten

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use enters a tar gel. yiiu get polnta - unleat your opponent knocks you otit with his disc And if your opponent is really skilled, he can gently nudge your disc Into the "kitchen" giving you a preaent of a minus score I enjoyed the game while In Florida 1 enjoyed the ciimpa ny o( the playen>. and I be^ came quite proficient In kniM'king (ellow ahuffletXMrd ers into Ihe kltch4>n I did so well that when I returned. I asked Mollle lo play shuffleboard with me She said fine, great let's lel tip a game Where"" the Ja' does not have a shuffleboard cotirt What a blow' Here I was all set to show off. and no place to play It's your fault Mollie You are neglecting your charge* There should l>e a shuffleboard court There should be a rhamplonship playoff Maybe 1 could be the champ*" So now I got two strtkes no fortune and no shuffle board My wile feels sorry (or me to she promise* lo make me lea and give me a fortune cookie with a fortune in it She goes into the kitchen and 1 don I hear (rom her again .She (orgiil. and it's three .strikes for me I'moul No fortune No shufflelxiard No lea I Ihink k'll try a French resI^iiiriinl next lune

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Lincoln Tifereth israsi

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Dally aad Saturday: t a m Men and women of the Rimmiinlty are Invited to participate In the tervicet

Sahhafh Candletlghflng frMay, Jawwary 1«, SiM p.m. rrl4«y. JwMMiry M. Si14 p.m. B«n*diction for Kindling Sobboth lightt:

of Sunday ,''^ and "H^ Talmud Torah will be coaaccrated on Friday. Jan 21 The ftudentu to be oonaecrated are MMIII* DM Bergpr, Sliawii Boti M Hark areeamia. Mark Oohn. Hard Levtae. Aon Bailmi Attela Robya Fat. Kabi AihkMu i)r. B*n Ctttn (B4 Karrn M»«lb

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Offutt Air Base •DIViaEt: Sarrteaa ara candurtwi ui tba Capifeart OiigM on tha aad fourth Friday ol • p ffl An Ooeg itheiervke Bar^iteai art candurtad by Rabbi Sydney L Hoffman

(Blessed orl Thou, 0 lord. Otjr God King of the Universe. Who sonctifies us by. His Commondments and has cofntnonded us to kindle the Sobboth lights)

This Service Presented os o Courtesy by

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PERSONALS Door Family ond Frioodt I om tofcino tfili opportunity lf>rougri iho Jowith Pratt of itionk ing ovoryono for the baowtiful cardt. gift* ond contribulioni to «vorthy coutot that I rocoivaa during my illn««(. Th«y brought hoppinou lo my hoorl ond tunthino to my room. I om grateful for your friondthip ond thoughllulnott. BIVTA intN

Mr and Mn Irvuig Blank Ihe engagMMnl of gartufa. to Daany StalaMd. aaa a( Mr and Mr* Zaev Stalatald. M» ihav Ret Lechem HagalUII It reel MM* Blank, who la a graduate ol Norlhwettem IJnivereity. it a mldrnl of Jr rutalem The weddtnn will take place In Israel, Aug 7

KAHUNAN ANTlOUIt M.W. corn«r of }9th A Farnwm SS14MS ia-l4>lly.»<M<. M

I with to thonk my frtondt ond rolalivai for ihair many card*, donalioni ortd colli during my wifo'i illnott ortd for tliair oxprottiont of sympathy on Iha doolh of my brother Abo COCPptAlCOMIN.

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Miss Priesman Will Wed Califomian Mr and Mni Emeat Prior man announce Ihr en fagonteal ol their ddughter Kim Raphael, Ui Mernck Jame* Dyer, ion ol Mr and Mn ROIMTI riviT o( Ullruy. CA Ttx It a grad uate ol I ily ol ,Sr braika ai Omahii Hrr flancr who It currenlly allmding I'NO. will receivi- his deRrer In Spring. Iffn A May 13 wrd ding al Temple Ixrael ix planned

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MUWilliwna Barukh Atah Adonoy Elohemu Melekh Hoolom. Ash«r Kid«thonu Bainitzvotav Vetzivonu lehodlik NerShelShobbot.

Maaaa tolUaliy rcjacta Mi ntw rote, but God panuadef hla by partoraUag many •anden belora Ua «yoa. God alao promlaaa Maaaa dMt He will be with him and wiUi Israel

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HOOMMloUMtr TMi *« (to •U^wvMliiic InnriMluii W OM TIUMn ••»• Ml vtib allcr Jun Mo•agltan, Ri«inb«r of (he Omaha Board o( Kdurallofi. at Uw clubi Jan i

Board la dw oiriy laa Ay In the oommuirity daaa not have a reUlnf legal authortly to levy rate UM dtyi achool Operatinc Omaha'i Khoob I* Ml bttalneaa The Board't budcei la pegged il tM mUlion tor the (local year Than ai« U •ambiri on UM Board aad Uioae aarvtag preaenUy ire the firat ever «l«cted by dutrtct rilher than at large Ifemten aerve with Mr

Mwwan divatad a aftlmaflaldand chd> memM Ml haalUte to fire eaalroverelal broad lo ail candor I dareuy ^^.(rtleman did not back off *Ha my quarlaa and wpplled and conclualvcaoawar*

Earl Wlagai bnmtfit aa hta HMM, Earl Wlkto kattor knoM aa Uw "Hayar a( Ba*con HUl '•

II waa as Mranf II could kave made ito AjDarican OlymiMc iMm with eaar It wai w lUtHif had David wafted K« tumei toward Goli ith he cauld have diaptimtd vlihMislliiMhat II waa 10 itrong need I |o on? The meal really wa« a

Maraatok Bpateta and Mar rte Kata jotaad ua aftar raceni lUaaaa The dut> la tiMiiriably pniud of Morrtc for thla rare talaoi of daaalc hand letter Inc. Merrta aot aniy liMcrlbaa MMban- bMUdaya btH dur tag hia raoant ooavalaaeanci to praparad UM lovaly eartin calaa praaented to reHrtng memiian of vartout boardi al the Jewtah FaderaUaai TSIh •oolvenary calebratlon We eitand a deep bow of thaaki to Morrte During tto maatlag a moafraapactftdailancawai aMarved for two beloved brother! taken from our mMM. Joe Upton and BUI Ra cuain On a happier note I am compellod to comment regarding the luxurtoua lunch Molly and her voiupluow vol unteen aerved II waa the ea^ •ancc of aaaen' GefUte flah. Mlaliaa. aour cream, broccoli and more And to top off the (rfllte ruti IJO octane ch rayn(haneradUh) Whoote! Wai the chrayn everalrang

It waihlf belief there had I no idiolarly Unprovewhataoever lor Ute dla children attend away from Uielr

pertaining lo tto of mixed marriages oocurrtng among In raoam years Old Timers extend s warm •ieane lo our newest mrm •r, OMaOoialMrg Guys who IMfead at tto old Omaha Po^ Me Market ahould recall

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VEAL AND VEGETABLES By Norma Barach Veal IS toalUiier than beef Because housewives are

ByEalaUeRoaaabarg The Tllfreth Israel .Sl»trr hood will sponiuir a Sisterhood Shabbal Oinmr Krlfl.iv Jan II Services v> >. 15 p m fallowe<l

Campus Notes SAM ALUMS I^XmDEIUI' DAY A dinner honorinn alums of SIKma Alpha Mu will he h<>ld Keb talltoHlgMClub in Omaha '. vosha. Nebraska .-. rK-» mief Justice will also be honored Cocktails are al 6 p m and dinner si 7 p m Price U 50 For reservations contact Larry SIrel or Bob Sturm al 733 North ISUi St , Lincoln. Neb . phone 474-«9fi. by Jan 31

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Let our reputation gotovworkforyou. More people buy and sell hofnes through CENTURY 21*" igh any other real estate . , ini/ation Let us work tor you. too

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Shop the clothing block of Omaha for auper savings during our January clearance on men's suits, spon coats, outerwear, and furniahings Expect to find ter rific value and personalized service to match!

WHOLESALE DIVISION PRESENTS ON

Sunday, Monday b Tuesday January 28th, 29th & 30th at the

Granada Royale Hotel Morrie Adier

LEMMERS & RYAN 41st fmrnam to Harnay

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AN END OF THE YEAR FUR CLEARANCE SAVE UP TO 50% ON EACH AND EVERY PRICE TAG

Olvc o JCC MMI'I Or Wonwn'i Health Club Memberahlp OiH To SOUMOTM TOU Uve In '7« - The l>erfec« OIH - The Olft of Ooo^ Health. Cantef Members, hove you run out of novel jilt KJeot? looking for tomething uni^e lor yooc Mom Dad SUIer groitter. Uncle. Aunt 2eda or lubbo thii year? Klero • a gift we guotontee woni hov* lo be •« changed lor another mm won t ornve broken or dom aged, won't go out of style, wont to duplicoled and ii worth more nton twice wttot It cosli A grit mwntwniilp n Itw KC M«n • ttrcllti Clob ond WoiTien> Magic Touch Heollh Clob will bring you or»d your loved one* oil the ber>e4lli you will enioy lor 0 long lime to come. Coll Karen tollontyne Mem benhip Secretory lor more Inlormotion or coll Chuck AmoM lor o compllntentory guest post You will be happy you did

FAMOUS NAME AND DESIGNER FURS Nat ural Mink Jackets, Trotter and Full Length Mink Coats Natural Mink and Leather Jack ate and Thrse quarter Coats Opossum, Racoon, Fox, Broadtail, and Lynx Jackets and full langth coata Alao, all kinda of Fun Fura.

Coma and m*«t Maytr and Edna Finkal of tha Gronoda Royal* Hotal In Omoha. CanferMK* to ami Sll and SU

Sunday—11a.m. to I p.m. Monday— II a.m. to I p.m. TiMiday— II a.m. to I p.m. January Mth, 2«th A Mth your Local R*prM«ntativo

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Tto H'nal Brlth chapter of Lim-oln will hold Its monthly meeting. 8pm Tuesday. Jan M al tto TIfereth Israel .Syna gogue A program Is planned snd refreshments will to lerved

Oneg Shab()at vnlunlerrs are now needed at tto South .Street Temple To volunteer contact Paula Kreivogel, iKt704t

looking lor new ways to prepare It. I've been asked lately lor new recipes using veal Thla la a favorite

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Lincoln Lights

Jake Adicr 'ft'wii^ tto dub'a annual winter gin lour BaoMBt wUI ttarl at tto neil Make pUm to attend with meeting Pairings will to poci your rnlire lamlly and ed In tto lounge al tto "J " Irtends KewrvaiirHis erenow A tranaportatlon conuniUoe •>• 'V Polsky. tos been formed to tmM 3" >ln. «e02 members wfio would lite ridea Thr irr in anuiis »i and chll lo tto J for our luncheon dren, $2 Elaine Kvnen and meetings If you wtih a rtde or Betty Polsky with their com can accomodata mambars miller are in charge of ito who need hdes pleaaa contact event Faye Unger will have NateGUnple.U*^23n charge of tto table-setting Harold SIfgel requests members lo coUect Campbell Soup and Franco-American labels, all varieties, and brtng 11. . , cntly was them to tto "J " l^ave with spi" wi of the MoUy or Harold Tto latoli Huiiiaii iiiKliUi unimiaslon are for tto Nebraska School lor tto Deaf which redeems ttom for education i><|ulp ment A worthy mllivah, in Tto TIfereth Israel Sister deed hood will hold its monlh'y Net! meeting, Jan S Dr board tneeting Tuesday. Jan MUton Margolin wUI preaant 30.1 p m at the synagogue sofascinating slides of tto "J's" cial haU Older AdulU trip to Israel

Whan aaked what the coot of cMdren from diaad came Monaghaa declared accruBd,uplothepre^ waa In eiceai of M mU

The Early Bird dliruailan gnM) wai chaired by Mori Richardi and dealt with mar rtagt and divorce as related to Ofpartlcu^

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joacpMPOfnER Gravaaldi aarvtcaa haM oa iMrfay, Jan. 7 at GoldnlUICMMtary k Mra Ctty. la. •driay Biaarti. Lea Angatoa. Calif: aMM, Howard Md aam: bralban. WUUam and Mayw «f Onaha. Mandal of •HI DtofD. Calif; rialara. Un UUto B«:har and Mra Nor man Coraty tl Omaha. Mn Howard Golden of Dearfleld. Ul

Tba •mmOal Titam ky llmBilli. Adto Na» Vert im IpOianitainlir liito»l>iTitowd»»lwana» mil M M ei^raatoB of davtoi law i««natom: *M0m *• **» Writo by Citaa. leto I No* Y«t Hani. Itn nip Kkbly Utoafretod witli UaMpaidIwepiiliynti• PMipadbXB. toM vilume tfftpa aqftt tram rMilty la ai oppntoil of J»

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tor Uto Ombral Palay Tctodwa Ptaoaad lir the aaar titlure are a 8M-to on Jan •. and a Winter Riaii Ice SUtinf Parfy on Feb 3

Mr aMMn Mtoaamaof I CetfUi Chrtitl. Tei., aoWBoe Uw bWli Dec S or a M0Mar. aucy Rane They aa have a ae*, Bentamm Jajr. Patoraal yw^anoti are Mr aadMnJdHSlBRM Ma tomal grandpareoU are Mr andllrt Maurice Kateiman

BBYO BaVO maaabcn are needed lo aarve aa loufdlwalim lor tke diatrtet convention In June and lor the LKC LTI Regional ClanvtntioD in Apnl Applica are available in the BBYO office al tke Jewliti CtUHBunMy Ceaiar DandUne for a|ipllc«Ueaa la rab. 4 BMOBU Tbare will be an Important dance mretlnii Jan 21 at I p Di The dale of Itie dance Is May 12Ui Ad lornu will be given oui and lundraiaan will be itarted A cooiMt wlU be Md for tke ban HMMW SO

Stuart Muakto kw baan larvtoaa wira bald al Beth atodad praaldani of Hl#riaad El SyangagBt on Jan \t tor Country Qub for a lecond Antoinatic (Tony) Katikee year Otber odicen are Interment waa at Flaber Maury Katmun, vtca praal- ParmCetnetary (BHHi Mn danl: Slantoy Stoaburg. aaere- Kalifcee waa a raaldent of the tary Huttert Roaanbluin, Dr Pbll^ Btor Hana lor Ike treaaurer. Morrta Upp, exe- Aged and ralabralad bar lOeib MrtkdaylaatJune cutive aacretary Nearly atoctad to tke Board Mn Kalikee came lo «f Dtractan are Harvey Anw- Omaha al tke aa» of aIgM She ion. Or Morton KultMi. Verne wiB a life maabar af HadaaMoor* Jr, Stanley Perimeter. aah and MItracM Women SM Abrabam, Mkbad GaOoSurvlvort: aena. Shaft and er, Barbara Epateta. Janet Loyal, daughter, Mrt John Wlatroub and Joal Elman MaaonofKanaaiClly, Mo II Hoidivyer board roemtwra are grandchildren, ii grealOanBtem. Ken Sacki. Chariea grandcbUdren and one greatSUKwil great grandcbUd

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FIAMI-ITYOURSILF Bfftwoa through our galtory IWo are now faaturing:

Acrylics by Loren Corell Prints by Sue Olsan Batiks by Ruth Panigot Drawings by Hetti Maria AndrevYs Animals by Marilyn Smith Oils by Norma Gish

IVXBBX LTIW box will bo dollvarad to your homo Iwndny 'morning, Fobntory 19, botwoon ( a.m. and 13.

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I Omaha Organizations WoMiSrIll Md • Mdat/cuttural cvwiagM Saturday. Jan ». 7 p m ai Uir JcwMi Cominunlty r«nter Tkt fuart mcakrr wUI br Clady McCowiell. SufterWtury Probilion OrfM-er (or Ulr city •< Omaha Sfx- will wfeak on I Mi^Kt (rf duM alNMr A '"-BiaaB dlMiar »UI be Coii Is n 71 pM- per For rcaervaUoM conlart Tkhatwr. NS-TM, or Ed«n Oitravlrh. 3t7 IMI larirrSpm i TVpubllcmay titend HAOA8BAH ')maha Chap(«' oT Hadaatah will hold a lunrhran mrri toll on Wfdimday. Jan 24 noon, al the Jrwish Commu nlly Crater All new iTM-mbrni will Ix- homiml al this meet inn Thry will br the gucaU o( the rhaptrr and arr aakMl to make their reiervalloni wllii lip chairman Dianf lan at xaATW All uthrr atloni ihould be madr with Mr* Koar Newman 4W 01 IS. Mrt Rose Hoffman SSI J7M. orMr* Marlon Wine SSI U63 Coal of Ihe luncheon li O am will be a panel entitled Betiind (he Cull Craie itow Do We

Ravond " PaaallaU will be

IWM Bwry WadMiaiii d Tanpte laraai. Dr Ttomaa ^•*an. practicing paydUa trti( Mr* Barbara Wheeler, of the PeraonaJ C'rlili Service HoUlne and Mn Marie Olili^ man of Love Our Children Tiiere hat bean much in the aewt raeenUy coooenilng (lie Muence «( (he nuny culU The panH will addreat the pniblem of "knowlni how to anawer" when we or a mem ber of our family It approach ed by a cuillat The (our paneilita are Involved In the many aapecta of respertlng our Mlvea. loving our children, and of reirulng children from culU

HA0AS8AH EVENING CROUP Pat Roie preacnled a book review of Bate la OOaad by Martin l.evln at the Jan I meeting of Ihe MadaMah Kve !

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iCanUauad (ram Pat* 11 of Ute Board of Govenwn since l»7S Under har leadfrahlii, llw Boyi' CIHU or Omaha's board and staff me< with KMTV tUff to develop and organbie a pub^ lie service campaign designed to leli the story of Boys' Clufaa of Omaha lo (he people of Ne^ braaka and Wealeni Iowa A serlea of putMIr service an nouncemenU (or Boys' Clubn of Omaha were aired on all three Omaha television sUIkms In the (all o( l»n. three half hour prime time specials aired on KMTV on AuR 30. Boys' Clubii a BeKinnlnii. eiplained the onglns and purpoae of Boys dubs of Omaha on Nov 10. a special look al Ihe •boy" in Boys' Club was presented on Dec ». Bulldinn Boys Is Better than Mendmc Men ' took a closer look at ac

•-wlah Preai (or an '.( ih<' ricK meet

RE4r W>IIL Omoho'i only feifouronl for mouth-tingling

MANDARIN, SZECHWAN & HUNAN COOKING NOW SERVING BEER & WINE

Seminar Planned TV Omaha .School of Conti nuinK Jewish Studies an noun«e> a three week seminar priiif 111 lh«' spnnK term MyiT .s Kripke Kablii Kmc ritus of Belh K .Synagogue, will pre!rf>nl a Iccluredis rusiion on 'Th*' BCKA of Job " The three clasvii will be held from 7 .V pm lo V ID pm on .Mimdays. Keb S. 12 and 19 For rpMTvalhins. call Herman Hubin at th«'JCC ' l.i'.Ms (or Ihe Sprinii Tcrn\ 111 • i.'iltiled (or fui' mnvi ulivc .Monday eveninKs hoKin ninii on April 16

SEE THE iUUZING RESULTS

UvHiea and poslUvc services (hat Boys' Oubs of Omaha prwlded the promise of their andour future The Boys' Hubs of Omaha was founded Ui IMI. by former Mayor A V Sorenaon and other conceiiiBd Omahans In IM}, Ihe Gene Eppley North Omaha Boys' CIr' : - rs doors In IW6 ' .1, eiparwl«Ht uirt^ „ . ^^i, bull.;

of a facial face lift done in the priva cy of your own home. Have a ped icure and a manicure at the some time. Call Kormen, 2«3-2SS« ••ferencei gtwen

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Membership Reminder Phil Cofman. exe<-utive di rector of Ihe JCC. has is.sued a remimh-r (o thos«' mcmturs who have not yet paid their dues (or 1979 He said Ihal members cooi) rratiun and assislami- anneeded and lhal niemlnTship cards will IK- mailed shorllv li. those who have paid on lime He added that II will tie ne< pssary (or Center slaf( lo ch«t'k memberships rlos«-K durmti the nem (ew wivks

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1212 So. 119th St Qourmat Dining Featuring Fresh Fi«h and Seaftxxit Continental SpacialtiM Fif>e wines and cocktails Exaculive Chef: George Kokkalat

Open Seven Day»a Weeit 5p.m. • 11 p.m. Reservations Accepted 330 3700

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JCC Basketball

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The Omaha JOC'i Sailor Hl^ Baiketball team wUl host the ' r* Senior Hl^ Baakdball team on Sunday. Janu 'jaiketballMiooadwduledil III tn in the Gym /Ml I mier nwmtier* are Invited to come and watch our BlueStan and aiVporl our team The Omaha learn will travol to Stow nty on Sunday. February 4. lor « return match Both teams »'lll be parttcipalinii in lhi> year'* MIdweit HrKlan Teen afc Basketball Tournament to tir IvM Hi ih<>{imalui.irr(iunn|| the woHiend of Febrary It- II

Men's Varsity League-Jan. 10

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Popcorn Playhouse nit SiMliy. January 11. the ChUdreni Dtpartmcnl will ;«p« UieU Pcpcom PlayhouM ieaaoD with DMB iMt mt Ml •MMIH flH*, abovt. Tte pracram u a valuabif |«ip*f1(iK* lor (Mitocn la preklndarfaiteB Uirougb tlxtk gra((^ Tbt DMHI abort pi«pcti are niorful. anlinat«l and Unr' ti^y <taU|btfUl Hr mmblnei eotcrtalninenl, education, creaUvtty and Mulchinnii In addHlon to U» Puppet Show there wiU be a ipectal color film letturliii Dr Seuai'i Animated "The Hoober Bloob Hlih •ay". irianBMmwUlb«b«ml:»ti>] «5pm inUieJa Au TIdwta an tl.S (or Caalcr memben and tl 75 (or •on-mcmbert Group rale* are avallabte AH chttdren will rrecivt a tm bag a( popcnni Drink* will be aald lor S ccnU Ticket* may be purrhaaed In advance or at the door

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JCC 334 8200 Special Program For Junior High< Lream the ikUl*. emergency and aaiety rule* IU be a InMid, cMttSatlalactory I o( (hi* ^MclaJ twohour daa* from 1 to 3 p m on Sunday, January 21, will entllk ]rou to loin the JCC Baby MOng Swice and art )obt at your eonvontMKC You must be betwoan the afet of II and l> l« participate rormorelntonnatlon call Chuck Arnold or Carol Thoma*

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SUPPORT YOUR JCC

Alpuie Carpet behind the Uront lecand half ihowtnK u( Kirii Helm* downadpiwtoualy unbeaten AUMlM4Von 62 SI Helms coonaclod for 8 polnl* and Dave Hoiil chipped In 12 to help knol the Injrt ll»illililll|i between the three teams all with I-1 re cord* David Jacobaon had hi* usual fine tcorlng night with 31 point* for the loaen Little King* notched their second win by dHratIng Wolf Bralhen Sl-K Uttle Kinff were behind at hall time by (our pomu but Davt Ritbadi and Vk Smltti M a atrong rhargr to take over the moaMntum Ridtack waa high scorer for the win nen with iS point* while Howie Halperin hll (or II pomU (or Wolf Bra* tai a losing cauae Panow* Hen* Fashion* were given a (hareof the leagur loadtrriilp by accepting a iorfeli from Sport* Trod* League Record ParaowsM. Alpine Carpet 1-1. Allied Intur on 3-1. Uttle Kings 2 2, Sport* Tied* I 3. Wolf BrothenlM Jan 24, Schedule 7pm Wolf Bra* vs Sport* Trod*. I p m

Uttle Kmg v* Alpine i arpei « p m Allied inwinin vi Parsow'* Men'* CMhlng

Men's Slow-Down Basltetball In the first game it was Puma defratinfc Thr Junction 1&-33 with a *trang lecond half Puma was lead by Darrell Onkin with 13 polna. but It was Dave Hollenberk who raptured the game* scoring honon with II points lor the Junction In the second name of the evmlnti It wai thr Bagel Bin tah Inf an easy victory (rom Stuarts Faahlona ie-32 Hagrl Bin had •hree o( lh«r starting (Ive in douMe (lp>rM. li.,»iirri Hawks with IS. Lowell UraUipp with 14 and Ail.i ' l.l and (or Stuarta Fashions It was Ed Helgrade Hi> -.<in wlUi Id each. The last game of the evenlnn saw previously unbeaten Vr« Beverages (all to Kohl! s DruK »30 Kohll's Drug used thr strong ahooting of Bob Henlon w ilh I* points and Vra* Beveragr kept It cloae with Harold Mann * 14 polnU League .Standings Vess Bevcrge 4-1, Puma 5-2. Sluarts Fashioru 2 3 The Junction 2 3 Kohll's Drug 2 3. Bagel Bm 2 3 Jan 24 Srhrdulr 7pm The Junction vs Kohll* Drug. I p m Stuart* Faahlon* v* Vcss Beverage, I p m Bagel Bin vs fhima

JCC Youth Scoreboard Ym0k raiMll Siiiilllili AZA I A <SI.(WA i47> CWB ilDi.AZAtl<niOl,AZA IBHIi. U.SY iISi <3lr1iYoMh CMael Valq^al: Nertamld defeated Ediar IM. IS-IO. M Z drew The Pits I IS, 0-* MMpt BaMalbnO: Hio-\ui iJOi. Le^ venaon'siUi. Dun'*Caimra(2li Tretlak* (III OI)niipitBa» kMkal: Noddle Dtvckpnent lUi, First Mid Amerlc* i40i. NolleBroa TnidiLtte<l»l,V«nnRealty <»i

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OVERNIGHT JEWISH CAMPING EXPRIENCE C'mon down to the "J" to m««t five of the finest Director* of Jewigh Camps in the midwest when they visit with us on ...

Sunday, January 28 from 1:00 to4:00p.m

Camp) Mr Aubrny Horman i'iMli'rMiB«torC«np Mr SamSkolnick

Camp Tk vail

Mr BobWoik