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LCOUNCIL BLUFFS, LINCOLN OMAHA Omalw. Nab , FrI.. FabruarY2,1*7I
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• nl programs will ,1 ..ml Ihe projeti, 'I IHI a two new appointiiwiil!) which will be made by Mr Kirshen This move forward m our cllorl^ on behalf of Ihe older adult in our Jewish rommu nily i» one ol th«' mosi prom
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Wheelchair to Water I to a vhaaickalr It haipad Into ON JowWi OHHNMjr CMtar pool by « rap) of Otitrtcl «•• TralBtfdi Mid MtnUUy Ratardid iUa«HWad Svtn pnirwn Accardli^ 10 Chartaa Z Anwld. HaaMh aad Phgnle^ BdKaika M«alor, XX, a ilBlar nrta pn>paan la eoaduetod by Ilia Rod ClWi !• OM JOC poet. NoMty l« <
Dr. Holtz Will Speak ^ In Lincoln, Feb. 9-11 Can Jewiih values (urvtve In (he niodcm world'* Thu li the lubjocl of lee turn by Dr Abraham Holu •tio wUI ^wak a( the annual Uncotn Faderallon Weekend. Pet) t^ll The weekend ichedule Is as follow! Friday. Peti 9.1 p in , ler vices and lacture. B'nai J«sh nin Saturday. Fob 10. 9 a m . services, lunchfon. and lecture. Tlferrth Urael Syna (Ofue Sunday. Feb II 9 a m , lervlces, breakfast, and Uilrd leaslon. TIfereth Israel A cocktail party, hosted by Mr and Mr* Yale (Madiner. tm< Dr. and Mrs Kzra Kohn. will take place Feb 10 at t W p m In the Uotadlner residence. «0I Rexlord Drive Dr HolU is the Simon H Fa blan proteaaor of Hebrew Lit erature and loriner dean of
the Academic Division at the Jewish Thcoioglcal Seminary of America A Kraduate of the Semi ury. Dr Holti was ordained in liM During hli Junior year, be was the Cynis Adier schol sr he also was awarded the class prize In Hebrew Liters lure that year Helsagr.T: '•' n Collene of I • of New York mtn MII/IJ.III m^rc* Teacher lru>tllutr In 1962, he received Ih*- Sem inary'j Doctor of Hebrew Lll rrature degn* Rabbi MolU was a member of the First Israel Seminar of Camp Kamah In I9S2 The foi lowlnfi year, he was appointed director of (he Israel Seminar His academic awards In elude a research fellowship lor advanced study si the Hebrew University In Jerusalem
inl9M He Is a member of the Modem Language Assoclalinn, the American Association lor Jewish Studies and the Amerl can Asaoclsllon ol University Professors His articles have appeared in Harvard tlMolaflcal R*vtav, Lttaratura East and Watt, Judaica, Comparative JwlaliBi, kUdttreaai. Hadow. MoinaytB, ind other ncholarly and literary periodicals in the I'nlled Slates snd Israel The Holy CHy: J«wa oo Jenaattm, an anthology edited by Dr Holti, was published by Norton Press Another b<iuk. laaac Dov Vetea o( tlM Upwas puttllshed |olnlly by Cornell Unlverslly Press and East and West Library, London It Is the fourth vol umelnai
The (irM of IheMllw rralion wiii i-- m •M,I„,.„ Tuesday. Feti 6 to condufi an (.rl..ril,*lliiri (or lea i^h |.|.<li.i
Iroduretl I ion III dis<'u.s.«ions on ,.T,.,,..M.n hi^'""" ' i>iir pos*^ il will ei • is Ir, rv .dilate dlTl: : --,: "^el
place at 7 M p m in Jt t Esther I,cah Kitz who also served as first woman presi deni of the Milwaukee JCC, has wide experience In leader ihip development programii boih la Federalloii aad JCC
.:i' looking forward in learning from Esther l*ah RlU and aniinpale thai thih board oriental lun is Just a healthy begmnning lor a pmdu<'tlve year based on knowl edge, training and expert ence," Mrs Fell man said
She presently serves on the national board of -the Council ol Jewish Federations, as vice president of the Jewish Wei (are Board of North America and of Ihe World Confedera lion of Jewish Communily Centers Mrs KHz, the president of the Jewish Welfare Board's Klorenie Heller Kesearch (enter. i.s vice rhairmanol Ihe I'nited Way of Milwaukee According to Mary Fellman. president of Ihe Jewish Feder dlion of Omaha, Ihe onenla (ion (or both old and new Ixiard members of the Feder aton Board. Is a continuation of board training programs re
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Deadline Applications to Ihe David K Metier Scholarship Fund l>>r liLiiisof up lo 12.90(1 lor Diiuha Jewish young people allending instiiutionsof higher learning must be re reived no later than Feb 15 TtH)se who have not re ceived the nerewarv appli lalion lorn ' lire Dethem by nn
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Jewish High School Classes Start Feb. 7 Thr s<-«ond semester of the Omaha High SchcHil <i( Jewish Studies will begin Wednesday. Feb. 7. 1979 Classes are l)eing held once each week at Beth Israel Synagogue, and are in session between 7 30 and 9 15 p m Any student in grades » 12 may attend Tuition is.t20 for Ihe semester which lasts 14 weeks The classes being offered [or second wmesler are l.iv ing as a Jew. The Highl Way, Basic Jewish Beliefs, Bible
Prophets. Klhics, American • Jewish Auttuirs, The JewishJ Community, Hasidism, and] •'For Seniors Only " Teachers for Ihls semester! are Stan Mitchell. Marilyn] Pred, D«-bbie Pred, p;iiniorl Whilman. Marlene .Solomon.] Rabbi NadoK, and Habblj Rmmberg Interested high sclvnl students may register by calling] Jack Nooilell !ii iM7 tx'lnrpl February?
Yale Gotsdiner Elected By Lincoln Federation Yale W (iotsdiner, a native of Council Bluffs and former resid«'nt nf Omaha, has bem I'li-deil president of Ihe Lin> IDIII Jewish Welfare Feder at Kin He succeeds Herbert F Gaba who becomes assistant director of the Federation MMI elected were Sheldon Kushner, vice president Mrs N K (Selmai Bemstien. Irea Mirer and Henry Wald. siecre lary l/ouis B FInkelsteIn was reippomled executive director, a position he has held since 1930 A graduate of the University of Nebraska, Mr Gotadlner Is
Y8leW,Ciot«lliMr a co-founder and co-owner of Youngtown stores In Lincoln and Omaha He IS a pan prwldent o(
Helh Kl Synagogue in Omaha He also conducted the Lincoln J lundraising campaign in 1975 .Mr (iolsdiner is a member! ol the Shrine the Comhu.sker j Council of Ihe Hoy Scouts, and | Congregation Tiferelh Israel He married the former] Irene Will from Atlanta, GA, and Ihey have (our children: Karen iMrs Paul Schanrieldi .St Paul, an allomeyl with Ihe Attorney (Jeneral'sl Department of Litigation. Gary, of Omaha, an allomey] With Mcfiill, Koley, Parsonage and Ryan Steve, a CTA In Aurora, CO, and Lynne. a 1 senior at the University ofj Mlaaourl
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The Voung Lietden under Ute chaumeMMp of lUadl Katel man and Jaoie KuUkoMiy we an w<«Wtihwl irau|> wtthla Ihe Wamaii'sDtvMaiiofUMCMHMiMdPadcraUMCanpalipi TMt yMT. iWfwilwilely 171 woiMa. 94 y«an aid and under have baen ortaniiad Mo bur categortes "Be a part o( tt" ti (heir sl» fan PIftean womea are leadera In tfeeae divtatofw Tbaae leaden and their worken mH Jan B and Jan S ta
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learn campaign (acu and aoilcUaUaa lertHik|uet Sharyn Effroa. prealdeai o( Uie Young WooiM'i Coundl In SI Paul. MUm led Uie Iwo workaboiia TMf year, working women had an opporlunUy to participate a* leaden m the CampaifB becauaa of an avenliig worintHp coDduct«di>yM» Ettrcaa. "This aapect of the young leadan diviiion ti an excmnR new umovallon which ihowt promlae tor thr (uturr " UHI Mu-kt^ Sturm, overall Women'i Divteton Campaign Chairman The moralagwgriniMp held at the JCC waa attended l>y over 10 women According to Marienr Hectrtman. pail Campaign C^ Chairman, "The deveiopmeni of a well itructured Vound l,.pad era OlvUton I* a draam that hai become a reality '' The goal lor vm at eitabliihed by the Young leaden ckatrntrn is 112,000 The worken In the Young Leaden Major Gift Dl vMkw < tlOO plw I are Sandy Nogg. Suale Shyken. and SIM Wolf •on. In the Initial Gift Division (|SI^«i workers are Susie Cohn, Klly Gordman, Karen Javltch. Patty NogR. and Ann Writi The Chai DtvisMM itlMti worken are Pam Kpatein. Pam Pried lander. Arlene Goodman. Marsha lUln. JoanI Jacobaon. Kate KIrriMnbauB. Abbi Lazarus. Judy Lemer. Martha Lemer, Debbie Reaenlhal, Gau' ~ ^,g
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and Andy Sumner The Telethon worken In the Yoing I DlTlslon are Sharon Cipperly. Carol Gladden. Jody GaldridfH ( Gaorgu Graber. Halre Passer, Sonya Ratner, Dora Shefren. and Sandy Sloan
El Al Starts New Route .StanuiR April 2. Kl Al will introduce direct MTvice btv Iwean Chicago and TH Aviv twice weekly on Monday and Thursday via widFtxMtM. 747 Inlerronllnrntal Jumbo Jets FllghU will depart Chicago al noon, stop In New York and then fly non-stop to TH Aviv arriving at 9 « A M the lol towing morning • A apokaaman tor Rl Al said It wtfl be die only airline that pnnridas direct HiiihiK to li rael without changing aircraft or stopping In Rurupe It's also thefasteal taking leas than U houn from CMcaga to Tel
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Annual Report 1978-JewishCommunity Center Ourtit Uw itn citowtof year. UM Cmtm iWitiiil BMWy e( iU afeiwthw dMt«Md to brtb iBtoHMl €>M^t*M Md pnMrvkw^ Th* Mliwiig raport Mtfh UgriaKtivtttoi Md adritvMMMto Board a< Dtnct«»-11i« Board wa* r*^ Mrutlmd wkanby time oHIcort vtre alcct•d Mnring aa ^rim-frmUmtt viUi ^wcific ra^anatiMWtoa lor prav«m, admlnistratlan. Iwdiat aad nnaiiec la addHloa every Board •Mitar aarwad wMh porUoUa at dMtfraan or vtc»4tMlnMii«fiU«llBCc«MBmtttoaa Btidpl aad Ptnanet-OiMraUana budgd tar tm »af ITMJM. a( •Uck 01410 It oblalnad UVM^ mtmbarriUp dutt in,K3 tn» UalM Way o( Uw MldUodt IU5.I7I Irta Jtwtok rodiraUaa of Omaha aftd tS7. <• lkrau# prey am tarvlce leei. rentaU, taiea U> p«bilc and ipaeUI evcnti Throuith the ooenMned efforta o( Ihe Board. Uy com MHtoat and tU«, ite Center atuinad a ba^ laaead budiM ier IfTI operatloni ItaatarAlp—Laa( October and Novrm bar, tka mtatentilp commlllee and Board t caaapaljpi to enroll new Jewtah Eftortt were auccaetful in Uut W We are itUl campaigning in an cflerl looMaki greater tupport from ttie Jew Ml eonunuoMy to maintain tiir Crnter at« vl InstitulKHi In addition, uncr duet U UM Ceotar'i largeat tin 0» lourM a( rtvfUi. «• lewd It naoeatary to eba^e Ihe membonhlp year to cotndde wNb the (tacal year Mewbart CouncU-New Uttt year wat it» ^BpiMWdng e( a "mawbefi council" com o( Ctoler menbert rtprtainting var ^hadotCi lout aar (Toupt Thli lorum provided the Onter'i admtnlatrallofi with luggatHant which have been tnatltuled. Kvaluallon of Program Service- All prograin tervKct have been itudM and evalu
ducted four major ipeclal events namely. Itrael's 30(h anniversary reletiratMin. Festival of Biblical Art and Archaeology Side By Side By Sundhrlm. and Die Auction A total ol 67 000 people attended Uteee exciting commu nity wideevents Staff Ke-organUatkHV-On Jan I. a new plan went ir" "- ' -Inigned to atreamllne the Center lie changes made will beamorcrli. »<^ uf current staffs skills and talents and allow lor the Center to operate within Us >'*T^ hiuWrl plan brings the Chll urDiirariiS uniltT the ira.ind t'tU »ili alMi ad
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JCC Executive Committee I o( tte Jewtah OenuBWIty Caalar't new EiacuUve CeoBlUee ire rroo Ml. Mart tiaiMartari. tiro prii^itonl AUaa Noodto, preaUtnl. SaraoneOUnlek and Jay Uratr.
alad by Board, layrommltteet and ttalf to de-emptaaalie quantity and locua on quality wrvices Program Participation- In 1971. approxi fiuteiy 300.000 people participated in numrr
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has provided numerous hours ol enjoyment lor Us membership and liie Jewish community, there is a great deal of work yet to be accomplished We have as our agenda to provide more Jewish family programming and develop a program for the 40-55 year olds examine the needs lor all-<lay care lor children: . and develop a new membership structure to better serve the interests and needs ol our JewLsh community
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.but the good iniide the JCC Uttt Sunday was warm *~-tddwer(ul. While frigid temperatures and freezing blasta of ^ air chilled the city, adorea of youngitera were vlew^ 1 slidea of sun-drenched days at summer camp Thf ^Kii^-^ vi?ere reliving their eiperiences of A'hile preparing themselves, their QU and their friends for next summer's fun in in. Tlie JCC had invited camp directors from five top Jewish camps to visit Omaha and discuss their programs and facilities with prospective campers and their parents Pamts and children alike thoroughly enjoyed the experteaoe with aeverai of the youngsters signing on the spot for the camp of their preference. Camp Esther K Newman may l)e closed, ttut Jewish camping lives on. and Omaha youngsters are now taking advantage of newly discovered opportunities
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Good Newsf Good News! HA II 'lakn nev,\ from : Uie lia>-i<>-aay aupMdiM ai reporlad la <iw prtw you wUI (lad tkal UM nagaUve aapKto <* \mwA lUe aiv wtiat mite UtehMdUnei Whcnt«mr1«» Uiraw a bomb, or WIM) ParH mticbM B^cin. or wiM« Infla(Ion (oan. or the airlinr Ron ooatrilw. or rrllcHMn iquabMM erupt th» joumaliiu lo publK'iu ihe itory * tor iDorr drtaili. Uic
The tli«ur\ Ik Ihal r, »h,il ' eiilrwl Hiirvau iil MiiliMiics (»o|)lr viani whrn UM>> rfa.) I.4\l \cai llw KudifM-dn (urn neotpapcrs Bm we who live mofi Markfi liaik OVM a tiUlum IMTC know that Umv u much, dollars »(irlh of Urael prod mudi niQR la liie In la-ad urU, about one Uiird uf the thai MidOHi If cvOT ftu propw UKal aborted We alan enpnrl newt covaragc ovcrteat dtnii hi every nwMry in Maylw Uwat Hmw arm'i very Eaatem Eumpe eicagljiw SoncMlnii and iM alwayi "Im VMM lln><>'> >>>•' >»atfmg et*portanr . but Uiey too r«0«rt tomtrx ' Iran and Japan ,in ^tatet. liraH and In a dtnarwl ll|^ »• re In rrrent week*, lor nample OMd Maws ii layMia U I" <Mr»i rad't exporU now reach 115 iMle lu buy uur prududji. chief couDlnea. II H reportad by Uie affloag them Nigeria, to a lotaJ ol lame IS million dollan last
Speaking For the Arabs BjrUMartJ Oavta
M LJSt^ llllarvlewliiii Yaaalr Arafat, explaininn Muammar • ipiM'tprDrlamiiiioni or defendla( Saudi dltcrtmlnatloa again^ Roaalyn iimiW Gaorgle Anne Geyer m oaaualent She It p^; ' of U»e moul activp advnratn lor the Arab world in t S )Miniallain ' " -' T II^IW TiMM, her coliaimt appear re«.. ''KI (hKaKo Portland. Detroit and Lm Aagelet. u> nanw bui a lew ciUei Thebenefii - one way however Arrordlng to reronli fll<-< (.arlment of Justice. Ms Geyer received tZ.OOU inmi a i.myan lorrign agnt go Sap!. 10. im 0»tenkibl> Uie niom-> wai an 'honorarium" tar a ^Mtcli rite wa* to give m Tnpoii. tjbya two weeka later The money wa« given to Geyer by the Arab^Aroertcan Dia ' Committee • a group fumlt^ by the Libyan pwcmmcnl I Joaeph Baroodv a well known Ara^American negm^'a '- were to bring Arabs and Amcrteatis doaar li^piiliii an objective and Informed dlacuisioa o( the potau of jMce and divergenec la the mcreaangly importam rela .1 bitwaen (fee UnMad SMci and Arab World ' Only two irkluaU were IWad aa raccMag honoraria Geyer and SeUi TUIman. a OQe-UaMaaaMaiSlo farmer SanalorJ WUIiamFul bright and euTrenUy a (elhiw at the Amarteaa Enterprtae Inaii tule TUIman received ti.an The Dlalarie QwunlUee was made up af Ubyani and Americana The Ubyan chairman was none other Utan Ahmed HSha hall, leader tH Uie infamous Bin> ( arter <i«faiganim American officers Included loimders of the .Natnoal Aaaadatun of Arab Americana and Uie director of the iilamic Siudi«^ Insiitule at Georgetown UnlvanHy As a result of the Commiiiee >, efforts, appmximalely ItW Americana, including Fulbnghl. (;ever and •eU known ArabltU were flown to Libya to hear ant (American bembaau by Qaddafl and Prime Mlntttar Jalloud - the "tniUi," according lo ai-Shahati Geyer reported in her columns of her Tare dialogue ui iia and her meeting Uie new'Qaddafi ' .She found recur
The Jewish Press Pubiishad wkty on Friday •y the Jewish FedarMion of Omslia Sihna Hoffman Mama Malina
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ring new rationality on Uie pan Of Uie radical Arabs, as wall as -a dl^MMriUoa to ImprovarelatlaaawlUi Uie United States ' lacradibiy. boUi Geyer and UM W^rii^aa Paai'a ombud naaataMldaathIng wrong inGf-yerii 12.000 fp<- I meliculoi«ly Identified myself as a speaker Cryer slalpd in an inirrviow SiHh (vmoraru are normal, she ri(plain.-<l Thf oinl>u(l.sni.ii) i» plaiiK^ thai It was clear In the column that (^-yer bad »mr lo Llb>a as that govemmanl's guest. e\en Uiough there wa« n« menlKHiof lhet2.(0S Surh ncplanatlons do not change Uie fact UMI Geyar appears U>'' '^umailsllc ethics, nor does It dlspHI Hiplclon of G<
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ol Imoixnmages to the oracle of Ar.i' lions tha' Hi was arrested under "qui-N! rumatancn nipn i ions of radical Palestinian Raymwuk la* il as "l^ Paaalanaru," ate. In April 1»77. Geyer assured her readers Uiat PU) chief Ar afat Is spenrtinu riiiuh „( hu time educating young Palaatiaians •"•tveir; n a Palaatlaian Stale In April Itn. *•**""*' . 'Mm Israeli analyst of Uie area for Initance is convinced Uiat Uie Arab leaden who cwait want peace. not Uie annihilation of Israel " Yet. contrary to Geyer's ac counts. PUi bombs and murderers still lerroriEe uuioceni cIvU ians. and Anwar Sadat slUl stands as Uie only Arab leader wUl Ing to SI91 anythuig even approaching a peace treaty Many ntwspapiai saw Billy Carter's escapades on Uie U byan behalf aa aa laaiatod. Individual diplomatic Inltialivr Clearly, however, H was part of a larger Libyan attempt to Im prove lU image in Uils country And Cieorgle Anne Geyer plays a large pan in that Libyan public bnage campalffi
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Oasd Naa« la WHgdiiiil)' After one man had dM, and others had fallen vie tin to rabiaa. the Jordanian Government ran out of anil rabies vaccine, and Uirough Uie International Hrd Cross asked Israel for help Wrthin an hour after the request had been received an ample sup ply from IsraH's slockn was • r.' 10 Jordanian h« is at Allenb> briuKv fliHi iiH- danger of an epidemic was averted
Oaa< News la Tuarlam. The averafF tounst to Israel, who last year q>ent H&3 for his ex penses In Uie country, Uiis year spent fll« Israelis who had left the coun try. but atlll look back longing ly. wUl be given fMieraua aa^ siatancc if Uiey elerl to settle in one of the development towns, away from the big cit lea The help will take Uie form of large scale loans" lor Uie purchase of an apanmefit or setting up a business After seven years of conllnuoua residence In Uie devei opment town Uie rctunwea will find the loans automatically cancelled No repayment due Oaad Nawa lar VhrtMi it A wet. rainy winter, followed by a good hot summer, have given Israel's wlaa-vvwers one of Uie best grape craps In -lory Quality Is almost
perfect", they say And 1 there has been great to the vineyards in France because of bad weaUier. Israel Is prepared to ship some of Its best wines to l-Vance Wr are reminded that a few years ago Holland sent an emergency call here for flower bulbs li> help meet a *onage In Uielr own marketing Oaod Newa lor Iha Bar Mltivab When 43 American youths came here lor their Bar and Bat Mitivah celetira I inn. the chef at Uie Jerusalem Hilton baked a Mt^egg cake which was 12 feel long and one fool wide enough to carry the names ol all <1 written 1 chocolate frosting Oaad Maws la Poilttea. INiugh he does not agree 1 eveDlhinil lielni; riibru- ()y Begin gi. Kban frequ. lalKMw from l-ni' MnsheDayantol.t important visitors abroad, or even go on spea Ing missions overseas to I improve Israel's image The reputation health serv(<-.- •
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TidH In response to Mrs Noes letter requesting IranaporUtion to Uie Jewish Community Center, such U-ansportatlon Is available U follows: Group transporution Ip Uie JCC from Skyline Manor will be made available by Uie Dr Philip Sher HOOM Uirou^ Skyline or I)r SharHaoevaMclesaipre^arraaflcdadiadidaa PortafonnaUon. please contact the Or Philip Sber Home 8aaLaub.0lractar Dr.PMUp ToUiaEdHar I would like to write an open letter to Jessie Kasmusaan and Uie entire pre-ichool staff Por two and a half years my chlldran. Stacy and Gary, have been Involved In your marvelo«« programs The leadership haa baaaesoaUent, the envlronmani extremely stimulating and the MTtaC awl warmth overwhelming I cannot begin to show my appreetallon for your help la tnatiUli^ in my children a very positive Jewish idenUty and a liainiiMliiiM feeling about Uiem•eives If I could lake you all wlUi ma. I would Thank you very much lor a wonderful prtvschool expartance TanyOhHhwg
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JERUSAI^M- DlKnpMctM bctwam promlMa offend by PHUIC rtflurct and llw U»0bl» autcainci o( wdi pMiM are all too cominaB In \hr vortd of offtclaMam Too often. IndlviduaU. or prtvilv orianUaltoni arc (Iven prom iioa by offtclali whlcii. whafi implemfnlrd, never quite meet liUltal eipactattooa U ttila 4te UwvUaMe out came of Projert Reaewal, Uie II 2 billion )aln( venture launched l>y Uie liraeli gov anMMM and the JewUh Agen cy lo rehabilitate poverty Itrlcken neldhborhoodn thrDUghoul ItraeP On paper, the romprrhenilve Mxial pr» gram u prumikinti H<)w(>vrr. bureaucratic pmMenu threat en (o obitruct (he path between pronilie and (uldl Imrnt Drafts of the project proni' uc plaitic iurgery In (he phyitcal and emotlanal Kfiae for l« iMilr—ed neliMwr hoods eonprtiliic 190,1100 per (MM over a period of ten years. Combining simultaneous Improvement of housUm, deveioiMMnt of ioiHal services and the adaptaiwn of welfare acrvtces according (o the given rninmunKy's needi. the pru}r<-l will *ulvr (he rommu nlty'it problenu on s itiort term baals. as well as give It (he reaourrea through which to Improve and develop lUieK on lt> own in the future The moiiey needed to im prove the quality of life in (he coinmunlty li to be divided equally betwern the Israeli government and world Jewry, aa rcpnecnicd by the Jewiih Agency. Keren Haycsod and (he I mini Jewish Appeal When information about the protect was first spread among potential foreign contrtbutors laat year, the re ^)ome was highly encouran Ing Only a few months after the itart of active fundrals Ing. over tlOO million had been promiaed. with 140 million do nalcd Yet this is but a flnt step in a lung and arduf>u« planoliw proccas Tbc nni iiace of Project Renewal wiU rehablliute 30 choaen nelgliboftioods, at an eatlmutni cnat of HOO million for ir Ksrllertorecas 'I that the renewal ul tiwM- m-iiChborhoods would be complelnl vtlthin thee years Now. however Project leaden Mv that M will be up In ' )«• (ore tn\ >» bec" '•, Ik l>
sive urban renewal model in Israel, nor. many would say. Indie world Tlw an>areM rvaull Is (bat moal planning lor (lie prajoct ccnlars on i^idated veralooB of amaller, leas com preheoslve plans, piece mealed together into one The optimum way lo re-do a community would be to make a plan fmm the txiltom 19." says Prof Uanlrl .Shim shonl, (he govenunenl's chief rspraaenUtlve on the project's planning committee "We'd say to the people in the
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While .Shim.ihiMii ciinredps that the 1 Involved renders » long lei in ap prtisrh vtrluallv imfKtsMhtf he.i' din VKl<. dir. COIIHiiiiiti- irM-K .Ull'tfl.X «M1 be firmly founded on their per
Kiinl c'on• >• re•ntly l>ii-M>iii«t llM pliiiiKiiiiiK rom miMiH* fur aciion Kliezer Ka > the World 'ion Kxe il of tiie • 1^ t major ntwlarles lo optimum plan
communii irganlie. make a |< .rnu need help, we U >uu>iui«- you some
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ning and ciKirdir.i rantendh thai U. becauae the conliiKuini-. »,>iii to Hee reMiltfi. tfut ttecauae the residents in \lv target wl({li bnrhotids need help so urgent ly "After visiting a neighbor hood which IS mil '>n the tup priority li»l and ' drugs crmip d< dreii •' ml llw- like. 1 am ' >s lb urgent We do mil hnw lime to wall. " he says In a project of such tremen dous scope. It Ik no surpriM-
Iff ' Lin I.'. in el.. in ily nil HI PP Km nun.ire, and and Laiv five rejji of the WZtl Kxe<utive Thia council serves lo oventw all vol munici untary. < jlal and pal. seiii g<n. each at Its own let' phii.,~,,,„. .,,„, -. n diid lead ership
\KW STAK OVKH illHUiO STARTING APRIL 2. 1979
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ten s-.n- .rr .1 \unn- reallatkUrv> ' !.••• '''• I • ••1; IllKlOO 'illmatr of the lik> ' replan. se<M r«1 suit of praposalk, •HI lltf WK' hand. and lnsuf'i<'i>'ni ronrdmallon on (he nTl began B^ ••'*• al plan, and amy in m'eni months did it blwsom into s comprehensive urt>an renewal project Such a major modiflcalKin brought with it Its own prat>^ MMIS There eilsts no tltneJHiKl sueoaasful comprehen-
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Rabbi Kenneth Braaibefg. Caoior Chaim Na]man and the B«(h El Choir wlU oooduct the Mmce PraaantaUaaofcnilf' icaiao M partMpaiton tar iht Boak Raport Oonteal will be madeby Men'iriub
Kabbalal Shabbat S M p m The l.ate Family Service. I IS p m The sarvlce will be eanducted by Rrtibi Isaac Na difl. Cantor Lao Fetlman and UwBeti) Israel Choir
Saturday I JOi m W'SO a m Shahant ierrion The Girl Scouli of Omaha wUlbehoaorad IMpm Mlnchamaarlv iHday. ta m Waakdaya; 7am aadTp m
MEN'S CLUB Maa'o CM "L«Mk and Laara wHb Uw RabM" will ! oa 'nuinday, Pab (. ilal Mpm atUwCoaaoi
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Council Bluffs B'nai Israel HERVICES:
Rjbb) Wdaiteln will meet with parents ol preicfaooler* al 10 am on Sunday. Feb 11 In the MUder Conlerence Ten ter
:Yoim< GROUP A pnza-onec Shabbat will lake place Friday from I is pm toll 10 pm with a man attendance at lervlces and a parly after In the Temple Youth Lounge
A mandatory meeting for and Youth Group will take place Sun day at 3 p m in the Milder Conlerence renter to plan the liUerctty meeting in April
latarday la m Sunday: tam Services canductad by Mr Sam Sacks
B'nai Jacob Adas Yeshuron SERVICES Salvrday: I iSam Sunday: lam
Or. Sher Home SERVICES: Dally aad Saturday tam Man and wnmen of the community are invited lo parliclpale In Uw sarvloea
Maniia(aarvteal:ea m. A KMUyfll follows QW MTvice Jr Concrogatlan 10 a ro A Kkhhah luncheon loUows Jr Concrsfalkm I wlUi the Rabbt S p m • Services Mp m ShaloohS'eudasOp m Ma arlv and Havdalah f IS p ni Sunday ManungMrvicr »a m BreaUaot and class wiUi Uw RabUO Mam Dally 7am andS ISpm Sunday. Feb 4 tiadnl Council meeting al llam Teachers Meeting II JO s m Next Saturday evening the Beth Israel Chavura group will meet at the home of Can tor and Annette Fetlman at 7 30pm SABBATH DINNER Bed! Israai will boM a Fnday evening Shabbal Dinner on Friday Feb 10. ( IS p m Early reservalloas are re quested
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Bofukh Atoh Adonoy flohemu Melekh Hoolom, Asher Kideshonu Bemilzvotov Vetziyonu Lehodlik Her Shel Shobboi , (Blessed ort Thou 0 lord. Our God, King of the Universe Who sonctifies us by. His Commondmenfs and hos commanded os to kindle the Sabbath lights.)
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SERVICES Friday Ip m Song Session Mr and Mrs Herbert Gaba wilt host Uw (meg ShabtMl
Lincoln Tifereth Israel SERVICES Friday ip m Satarday Morning aervlce tam Junior Confregalloa t IS am. MInyans Monday and Thursday 7 ISa m
Offutt Air Base Sarvlcas are condiietod In Uw Capehart Chapel on the second Friday of each month, I p m and fourth Friday al 7 30p m AnOnegShabtwl fol lows the service Services sre conducted by Rabbi Sydney L Hoffman
Births Dr and Mrs Barry KrtoMd announce Ihe bIrUi of Oialr third ion. Michael Jay. bom on Jan 7 Their other two sons are Alan. OS. and David. acel Grandparents are Mr and Mrs JoaephKrlcsfHdandMr and Mrs Bernard WHsa A daughter. SIma Anne, was bom Dec 12 lo Mr snd Mrs Howard Stein In Chicago Mrs Stein Is the former Susan HeMiar Gran^arants are Mr and Mrs Ben Hetaler Mr and Mrs Harry Slein of Loa Angetes. Calif Great grandmother u Mrs Paul CassH of Si LouU. Mo
Frcund. San Salvador, a cousin of the groom • Grandparents of the brKle are Mrs Manuel llollzman and Mr and Mrs Phil Kalles. PorUand The groom's grand parents are Mrs Herts Preund. San Salvador, and Mr and Mrs Jack BUler. MU waukee. Wise The bride and graom both gradualea of Uw llntvi ally of Minnesota The groom om IS currenUy studying for his hu master's degree al Ihe Ain< can Graduate School lor Inli national Management Phoenix. Aril
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A delayed European horwy moon Is planned when the groom completes his studlea In December
A brunch forum will take place Feb 4 al 12 30 p m In Uw Capehart Cliapel with Rabbi Isaac Nadoff. of BHh Israel Synacofue, speaking on contemporary rsll^auB I from an Orthodox ^ Jewish perspective
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SAMPOUNDCRa'OAY Nebraska Chief Justice Nur man Knvosha will ^wak at a dinner hononng alums of Sigma Alpha Mu lo be held Pcb 4 at the HIgiiiand Country Hub in Omaha Cocktails are at 6 p m and dinner al 7 p m
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Deaths ABErCLLMAN Word wai rpcelvad her» of the daath in Kodmler, Minn of farmer C>mahan. Abe Fel Iman. of Nevis. Minn Jan 24, •taf*n Survtvon. wife, Gayle ttoleri, Mrs Jullui i Julia i Kraft, of Lo* Anflele*. Mn Ben (FannyI Levlne. of apnngfleld. N J and Mn Bonny i Pearl i Sleln. of Kl Paao. Tetat
mOUIAN NOVAK Herman Novak. (5, coowner of Novak Auto Co , Nebraska (lly. died Jan 7 of a hearl atlark He had been an auto dealer In Nebraska Clly ' than 40 yean Service* were conducted Jan II with Rabbi luac Na doff offlclatlnR Runal waa in Golden Hill Cemetery
belnn held il llw- I Ki'M..<k KxchanRp Huiklr p m and hupefuii. the wealher will vooftri ^Mand (JRT can show yuu ihtfantastic time It hat t>een promising If v.. I IHJ) WlK > d<M)r that nii^ip tact Gayle ' or Pauls Ik'iu your K iKkcl There will be several assortH Kamblmi tables, live music, a cash bar. uiack and stint i.i bles. and all ttir win will go towaf i your chances of HIIUIIIIH MW or several exceptional gifta While ORT provides you with a night "on the towr.' you hsve the opportunity to help ORT develop, operate and maintain high quality voca lional edu<-alii>n In Its many
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wfllbc rsb C UIS pa at Ifca tymtfitm tacUl hall Tte allarMM prsyani will Hyman P«i*y. Urnedaauotwy HewlUi "Wkal Evsry Wonan Shaidd Kaav, Altar." Lmidneii efealriBM tt* Mnw Ckarlcs Kuba aiid Nsthsn SliMO The rireie MiMinf are ai ioUowi MoMt EMkM Bakar, Oeo Cabm. B« nus, Harris EMMTI. Ev cnti BvBW Clurtai Farbar. JaaMS rwwr. Sam Flakel, Simon Oaltcr. Andrew Qoodnun, HeflWfl Gordoo, I^se HUl. Charta Kdler. Jcdrcy MeUen. 0 A . Pocras. RM RoMnbm^ Mark SUbsnlalii. Henry Wald. Nal Wlison. JM Bardwaco. Charles PMfca and JuUusZaiM. PMI prssMnl Mrs Harry Brtslow will preside Mr and Mn Martin Srtiwartxaan and son Michael, attendsd "Americas Tan Hod Oulilandlnf Men's Award Procram " yonaofed by Uw United States. Jay-Caas Jaa mh In Tulaa. OkMMoa Amenc the booorsas ware Allen Karltrr. o( LMltovlUc, Kentucky Allen Is Uw cousin of Mrs Schwartzman and the nephew o( Mrs Charles Fart>eraf Lincoln. The Lincoln Community Playhouse has named lU cast lor The dub. " which wUI be presented Frb IS^ March II The cast will conslsl of aeven women playing their
the anlagement of thsir son. Daniel Jooalhan, lo Betllna lar o( Mr Mid Mrs Robarl Cooper of Great Neck. New York Daniallsaa CtvU Untvardtylal Uw brtda-elact Is also a aealor al Tiafls UniversNy. nu)artnt in American History She waa recently elecled to Phi Bats Kappa A June J wed dli« Is plaaiwd la New York The Uncota B'nal B'rtth Chaplar 377 will have an installation of officers. Tuesday. fab • at Toay and Lulfl't Raatauraid Cocfctails at * p.m aaddlanaralTp m Plaasc aaod your checks or call ior fssanratloMs to Sam Bcrfc. I» Circle Drive. Un^ coin For cvanlng calls, mIMI The now sffiMTS tar the •esakn are; prsaldant. Jarry Grant 1st vice presMenl.Jull us Misle 2nd vice president. IrvGoMenberg. 3rd vice presidenl, Rverett Evnen Irea:. •urer Sam Berk wcretary. Arnold Carmel financial seerelary. Herbert Gaba Chaplain. Marx Nelden
: alartad with a U Colanel Tim Mc Donald, aa aipan on the Mid dte Baal. Hegavaa Uen on the of the different hi the area Later. there was a MIddk East peace talks game, in whit^ the tJSY ers wars dtvktad late 0vup8 laiwsasllin farad, Uw U.8, ths UJ8R.. and lbs Arab oountrlas. They voiad an dealbig with the borders oT Israel There wtn clal actlvMlas tadudhw sarly morning horror movies and a 3 am disco An who partlclpatad Mtioysd and learned rromtbaBhul-ln BUu USY la now plamtng the PuHffl Carnival, which Is being chaired by Amy Berman and HUM Bromtwrg. and i to be very aucceashil.
Count«rf«it TEL AVIV'ZINSi Israeli police are geatly concerned over the pnilllerallan of coun toftaM doilari that are beln( llntoliraellromJor
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IVOOPtll Camping, biking, iwim Blng. iparts. high-adventure, •ad eaauMMtty service are all s part of Boy Seoul Troop 211. Mmng with a memaodlag at IS boys Many actlvlUea are to ttw planning stage lor this anai•ar, whldi toduda atMaawr camp, s tour of Otfuli AFB . and i lot of outdoor activity The boys are learning the akiUa and l«:balques that Scouting haa to offer Any boy between the agaa of II and It, or having comptatad Uw fifth grade. Is eUgfeto to Jala. For Troap lU Lovatt a«-S3n. Un. or AM^^^I Scoutmaster. r. Mory Pii PlU^^^H
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(hjr winter of discontent inidgi-s on but slick streets Jnd wdlks (lid rait K'K olale >)6 Old Timers from Joining in ce lehraling not only Harrys
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Sunday Keti , will IM- Ihe third annual AZA Breakfast KeasI al the Jewish t'ommu nlly (enter The procet^ds from this event will go to Ihe International Service FuniJ II will start al !i a m and run till I pm The chairmen HruceKuller and Mike Merrill said. The KeasI IS open to the entire
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This particular meeting was one (if the rare occasions w hen we were not addressed tiy a prominent speaker Instead. Iir Mllinn Margolin prcscnicd a prolcssionally prepared slid es narration of Israel he ob lamed during his recent visit The photography was espe cially impressive
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Sporu Tredi notched their lecand victory of the teaion roll in« paat Wolf Brothen. II41 Mike Monahan and Jack Greflory had hot hand* lor the winners MMlng » and » poinu respec lively Al Herach led Wolf BroUwra la KonnR with 23 poinln whUe Howie Halpem contributed U Alpine Carpel Imk over ieafiN iMdenMp by downlni Little Ktnii CM Kirk HdiM came through with clutch AoaUng when Alpine needed them moat to l«ad the winnen with 23 potnu Dave Holat and Mart Lowen each acwcd 10 polaU providing able back HP powcrt for Alpine Oave iUdtacfc canthHisd bu out ttandtag oftaiaive output by scoring a potaia In a loal^ effon for Little King Allied insurars and Panow's Man's PaahloM dueled each other evenly In a low icortng oonteat that saw AUiad coming dui ontopa-r Oave Jacobean and Brace HobarmancMitfitaed for MpotaU to lead Allied Alan Greenberg was high scorer lor Partow's with! pataU Alpine Carpet Oaning V2. AIUMI Insurors 4^2. Parsow s Men's FaaMont 4-2, Little King U, Sporu Ti«ds 2-«. Wolf Broth ersM SchaduieiarPab 7:7 pm Wolf Brothers vs Allied Inaurora. I p m SporU Trada vs Parsow's Man's CMhIng. I p m Uttle Kmgvs A^MneCarpet Oaning
Man's Slow Down Baskstball In the first game of the evening Kohll's Drug defeated The Junction 33-M Jerry Singer pumped In 14 potnU for KcMI's Drug and Dave HoUanback led bla team with 17 poInU The second game saw Veto Bevcrape pull away In the second half to defeat StuarU PaMihms lor Men 40-14 Vaaa had even scoring from Frank Goldberg wHh 13 poinU. Lea Zanott II poMa and Harold Mann with lo potola, while Stuarts EMhIom was led by Allan Noddle with lo poinU. In the third game it was Bagd Bin holding off a Ute charge byPumalowlnSl-a
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Seminar-"The Book of Job" Instructor-Rabbi Myar Kripke Mondays, Februarys, 12.19 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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JCC Youth Scoreboard CWB. AZA 100 double forflel. CWA 40, AZA I A - 31 In overtime. AZA I B 24. USY - 10 Girls Volleyball The PIU defeated Edira IS^l. \M Nertamid forfieted to M Z MMget BaskPtbsll Deans Camera 17. KioVan li L«venaonall. Tretlaki II Olym pIcBaaketball Mid Amenran 44. Nod(Be Deveiopmanl 42 Nolle Broa Truck Une SI. Vann Reality «l two over limes
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Racquetbatl Lessons Ranpiatball la one o( the few sporU in which one can learn the bagbmlng ikiUa feJiM «M hour The JewMi Conununtty rmtcr-B AdMle Dapartminl kinow sponaorlhg««^andprtwta lesaona at mawbafi canvanleme Pat Greig. pietmd above, tanner paddlcball player hi WIsconain. wUI be the RaequalbaU Pro. Sine* iMWtag lo Nabraaka In ifTl. Pal has claimed the Mr braaka Slate Women's Open ChampioMhlp in Ifn. Nebraska Slate Seniors Champion lo im and Mid-America Open Runner UptaltMandTT Leaaon feaa arc private-r « per hour, aemtiirlvato H per hour. ro«» a( four-H por how and rtnp o( ei^-n per hour. MoroHad mombars may call Pat for an appobilmaHl after PMnaiyaal;
Coming soon to Omaha Gal lery West la the Omaha An ist'i Inr Wtalar Judgsd and Jeriad Art Show. The city wkte competition will open on Sunday. February II. at « 30 pm In the Center Lobby, with ar> Informal reeaptlon The en lire rowwimHy is mviiad to attend. Each year Omaha Artist's. Inc . an organiialion comprised of outatandiog art isU in the Omaha area, exhibiu their membart' paintings in tlie Canter's gallery This year. forty-rive lo fifty pieces wUI be selected lo hang In the show Judging this year's show u Bob Boaco, prohaaor of draw Ing and painting at Creighlon University, and prizes for 1st, tnd and 3rd place wtU be awarded. The tihlbtt wiu run Ihran^i February a and ail plaeea wfl] be tar cafe
Popcorn Playhouse Second Run Dave Caatle. above with his one-man variety rwvue will perform for Uie JCC ChU drens Popcorn PUyhouae production on Sunday. February II, in (he Center Theatre for children in Kin dergarten thrtHigh six grade* Children will enjoy an ac lion packed, last-moving stage show featurioc magic, luggimg and ventriloquism Come and see hii Dummy In I Hiltcaae, Dove and Rabbit Magic and watch him eating an appfe whUe Jugglbig sever al objects There will be one perfor mance from 2:30 to 3:46 p m The price for adrolasian I* tl 2S tor Center membars and 117S for non-meinbari All children will receive a free bag of popcorn For more inknnatloa call Jan. the Physical KihratlOB SecreUry or Chuck Arnold.
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