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.COUNCIL BLUFFS LINCOLN. OMAHA OfMtw, H»b.. Fri.. F«bruarv 1«. 1171
Yitzhak Rabin to Speal< At Creighton University Yllihak Rabin, formrr prime mInlaUnr o( Urarl, will br in Umaha Ffti 24 lo delivrr 1 Ifcture at Cmghton I'niver Illy
Thr If'clurr will br on Ihe p» trallal lor pra<f in thr Middle F.asl There m no charRr lor thow desiring to attend Ihe lecture Reaervalionk for the rcicplion
Thr annual Irclurr. which is opm to UM- public. l> c(jn ductnJ in brhalf of Alpha Sigmii Nu, thr honor suclcly lor gradualca in Jesuit higher Mlucation Mr Rahin will rorxlwl d no"' • undd^ Im ' up m in Ihe InniTMlv s lii|U(<' audllo riuin A ('(Kktiiil rti'i^luiii
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da i)f the I-ft. 1 iii.i' .,f Ihe Hoard • Jewish Ke<)' al 7 !< ine jrwisn Comn r The III 31 i.^iiur ui be conald ered will be a serious offer for thr dispocltkin of Camp Esth er K Newman which was ckwed by action of the board in April I»7I The board re rently voted to also clooe Ihe camp (or the IVTt aeaaon The second major issue will
be the reiMiil uf llic rt-MilLs of Ihe stuii iter andAsi»" .xills for Living Ai for Omaha's Jew. ihe report will t>e prcwnU-d by Alvin Abramson chairman of th. • m, AduraingKimary rriimaii preaident of the Jewiih Feder atlon of Omaha, thr Input of Ihr eommunily is very impor tant un these two issues "Wa look hirward lo havli^ maay I of OM PMtandoa at
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Beth El Synagogue Honors B'naiand B'not Mitzvah * By Lynda Mirvish
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.Shmuel Tamir Invited inlema with perwas imprisoned lor sp<-i>"<^ ""<"--' •• ••>'hillonal Juruts and representa JERUSALEM I JTA< Pre tives of "fair aad neutral pr. mier MMMHwm Bcgui ei countrie*" lo roiiit WftiaMlk praifd "anuaepiMil" ov«r see for themselves that there SU> I -n the publication ol a story in IS no mistreatment of prison tair' , r ,,( ifac WaahinKton Post alleging rrs He said that American the caaes did the Ked ( m-^ "ijllwmllc lorlure' by Is Congressional committees. ask lo pursue invesligdlinii^ rael of Arabs arrested for se Judges, lawyers and other baaed on complaints made by curlty offenses 'people ol standing" would tie thepriaoners He told refmrters thai the al welcome to study prison conTamir said the ICKC on one legations, derived from re- dllKjns In Israel occasion aeni a physician lo ports to the State Department Tamir denounce*! the alle^ check complaints uf phyiiiral by a lomMT employe of the gallons in Ihe Post story as torture but Itw physui.m could U s < nn.i.L.f,. in East Jerusa 'evil slander" and declared not find a single c aM' Tt>e talk lenj ily baseless " thai "there is no torture in Is of Irirture in Israeli prisons Ht,. 1,1 that similar rael's prliuns and there never doe>i a great iniuslice to Is allegations were putilished in hat been ' He said he took a rael. Tamir said the Sunday Times of l/>ndon very grave view of the Poat "There is no se<'on<l In l.srael last year and that Israel had «tor> tircause the facts could in Ihe scope ol hununilaria •proven that these are inveo easily have tteen verified nlsm and iilioralism exerciMYl lions of our enemies " He He noted thai under an towards its ewmles." the Jus blames "great papers like the agreement with ttie Intrma lice Minister slated Times and Post" for publish llonal Committee of the Red He also said Ihat a '.Slali' in Barton iBuckyi Gnaobarg with hla father. Joaeph Greenbert ing such accounts Cross ilCRCi. Its representa stilullon was Invesligalmit aad hta graal unda JWiui Sherman at Barton's Bar MItzvali Meanwhile. Justice Minialer lives have Ihe flghl to meet I Continued on Page 21 beid at Ihe Jewlab Community Center. June 3, inT.
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Saturday, Kel) 17. memben and friends of H<Mh Kl wH have 'i Hilly In reliv all 11. .If and Ka Mil/vati < I'li'iii .iiiuiis dl a sp rial Shat)t)al morning servio honoring former Bnai an R'not Mllzvah This IS another ol Ihe nn-1 Komg celebrations markin(| Belh FA synagogue's 50t^ niversary Kat>bi Kenneth Hrombergfl Helh Kl points out thai Ih firsi mention nf Har Miliva child of llie conimandmeni our Jewish Irartlt. in Pirke Avol. tin tile Fathers, wberr n is wnt^ H'n thai, ' Judah. the son '"'?' 1 u.s«'d to say that al IS" •i' IS rpiirhf-d for Ihe ful • il III Ihe I'limmand-
Al Ihis age of religious responsibility. Ihr child takes his ' place in thr congregation, and Ihe Synagogue community at, a whole rejoices as it wel-j comes a full fledged memlMTl Barton (Buckyi (ireenberg,! »ho. logettwr with Jeanne! 1-ipsey. IS one ol Itie co-chair-l men of this event, became Bar I •Mllzvah at Beth Kl on June 3,| 1!*37 iContlnuedonPage2i
Bankruptcy Clouds: The Synagogue Crisis Policf '••• .illvrs ad (In-ss I re of ten »nt» on J1 security IntrrrrliglouR neighborhood The street tn New York bazaars are being heM there where I reside has no stores It for charitable causes. Is strictly reaidentul. cut off Lectures, opm to all. are from Central Park by thr being delivered by prominent American Museum (if Natural speakers And. ol course. History and Ihr Planetarium there is lh« congregational |l has a mixed population of U'lMxil for Jewish children and ^^••nd non-Jews, mostly In courses on Judaism for adults ^^Bbuls. with Jews predom On legal holidays su<'h as Veterans Day some MOU It has a synagogue Jewish police officers ol all Standing out In the block Is ranks, and other Jews in the Ihe synagogue iMilldlng in Ils service o( Ihe New York police irchitrctural majesty which system, march in parad(- to iltracts attention Thr build the synagogue under the U S ng serves as a social center and municipal Hags, led by the entire nel^ibocnood their own band This is Ihe lews and non-Jews o( Ihe "Shomrim Society. " the or Ighborhood hoM Joint meet ganitation ol the Jews in the ngi there on problems con- police force, which considers Kmlng retaUona with municl- the (ynaiMut •* lla place of lalauthoniles worship ByBorliSiiiotar Kdllnr in chief emeritus. J T A >
On F'riday eveninits. IIHbuilding of the syangogw is richly llluminaled. adding color lo the street On Jewish holidays especially on Hush Hashanah and \'oni KIppur one can s«'e in front uf IIHbuilding adoleM^ents wailing lo greet their parents when they leave the synagogue ser vices On Chanukah. a huge meno rah radiati-s from Ihe lofi nf Ihr I Thef 1 aroui kah , even The ,f Ihe ti. , ...; :,> young and old However, this year Ihings were dllferrni As I looked out from my window to Ihe synagogue on Ihe first evening this Chanukah, I
was pii . the l)Uilrt ing u fliiodlighls on JewiMi iHiii'i.i\s wrapped in total darkness No Chanu kah 111 '"••• nl Ihe en Irancf 'i III on Ihe lopolli ^. \o crowds milling al llie door No merry voices (mm Inside thr build ing A picture nf total gloom I wondeml what happened and I left my apartment l« find out There was nolxidy in front of the synagogue build log whom to ask Bui I got Ihe
from a small sign on It read s.iiH luary o( the Korean ( ommunily of New york " Thr sign, in Kngluh and Ko rean letters, was a shock to me The Jewish congregation, although composed of well todo memhert. could not meet Ihr payments on the mortgage of Ihr iMJildmg It, quietly sold
Itir building lo Ihe Korean group This. I believe, is lh»' fir>l lime ihal a synagogue in New York, one ol Ihe tn'sl and m Ihe center of Ihe city, was converted from a Jewish house of worship into a Korean sanctyary Ttie tragedy of the syna goguc un my street is the Irag edy of many synagogues throughoul Ihe nmnlry They face bankruptcy Ix-cause they cannot meet their mortgage payments and have difficul lies in renewing them They al.so suffer from the mounting cost of mainlatning a syna gogw caasi-d by growing in nation II IS estimated by some ratihis Ihal 25 percent of Ihe congregations in the II S are now on the verge of bank ruptcy In Greater New York there were some 1200 s> nagogues ZS
years ago Today IhiTe an only about UIKi Thew do nol in elude the "shilblach the" very small OrthodoK prayer houst's In .Manhattan, only Hi percent (if the Jewish population j are members of synagogues.! according to an estimate byj experts of the New York Federation of Jewish Phllanthm-1 pies In Brooklyn, where some sections are thickly inhabited | by Hasidim and otlwr religious Jews, only about :I5 percent of Ihe Jewish residents*] are now synagogue members In the New York suburbs/ where many t>eauliful syna-' gogurs were built by young 1 Jewish familieii after World 1 War tl only i' '-• nent of the entire .)• iiion ' are today nu i ... .>nagogues This. d(>spite the (act | 1 Continued on Page 2)
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OMMad them ai M East «tb fTtwcyUBdafiUadfan Uia te pi>«r "ri^actad our pro- •nd given aid and comlort to The Uulers bav« bacn wrMtog Straal, New York. NY IHOM km af tile rtm ChrtoUao MAV- wlil ba 7I by poaal. to our re|re< " He uld the ternirtet cauae Par a Churdi. Oto THmdilaraai EditcaUaa tha Eabaaay atoe MMgMlcd nu)or ne«q>aper that Mplrea _____^________ OMiMtaa The aacoad aa^ toat liM Poat pi1|iwi«i| pMbii- to aattonal praatlge. to tadulge naator < U) iraaki «nu be hald cattoa or the itory UBUIM ear- to suck raeklaaa Joumalton la Fab » March II ii a come ned out aaa»tlw-«pat tovcau(Continued from Page 11 ingi in the count r\ t«iav But AcciMM Soviets ikilli I?,**«^ "*^ "»«^ lattoa of Ka e«» bulllw ftory la dMi UM I that In the •uburttsn commu^ it can be »., jmiy CAIRO SUDAN (ZINS) - tolto» tha PrMay avontag and I The Jewish (>Mnmunlly oities II Is dirricuil lor one to thai the invf-. .ng,^ Maarlv denounced the Poat CouncU of Greater WashingPwaHial Aawar al-Sad«( al Shabbat manUng aarvice •voM bctag a membar of a to aa adttartal It said. We .ton laaued a •'"tnifiil callhig S^ttana to Uteir synagogue Biypt aeoMd Ika Sovtot Mailary of a vary baak vocab^ One la muat daeply regret that such a bulldtagi ra«diea hondrMk of Uatoa a( toNtottog coMpira ihe toatimony of PatoMtaians •tory af the SIddur. a eoMiap- •artoua niwipapii as the nillllona of dollars PartofHto ctea In the Middle East citod to cabica qualad by Ihe tual ippraach to Hci thaayaattgue now being laat by the pa«tag Waddngton PM dM nol a Paai "adf-aervtog sUtomanto UgtheSMdur tar aodal events and of synaaogue buUdings Into Mbit the neaiUK af We are atotl aad ready to of convicted terrorUU dad'or his grown non^Jewtohpoaaeaalon ail theae conaplraicaled to ihe deatrucllon of the HlUdPBB He alao needs a coo laabiictars are RaMH Mark ly thai ana vauld ei^cct from In recent years there is a dl SUte of IsraH agataat which ctot.aodwlI]aoltoaUthtoaak •nd Pradda Blaaua The tint (regsllonal clau lor his •togue going on in the organ^ tar the pralaettoa of the •Matoe wtu be hsM Wodnaa^ • paper a( that ataadard on an they icatlftod and eager to ex •chool age chUdren. if he con towe •• aal^y and contra plato away their criminal br ized Jewlah Communltlea rvUSA." Mr Sadat said at s day. Pet> II.M Upm Rag lempUtei to evrtilually give garding the rKrctlve verstalaathto" havlor to order to be admiUrd Jotot aeaatoa of the Egyptian his son s Bar Mitzvah party, Mar lor the first iissinn by retotlonship between syna I la New York. Theodorv to the United Stale*.") MlSMtoaeae Partlament or a Bal Mitzvah party tor his SBffM and Jewtoh Padaratlon calltog the synagogue of flee dau|0iter- aomething Ihe chll Guhtoltaaa on Fadaratton-Syn dren expect •«B|ua ralattaas have now Nevertheless, congrega- baao laaued by ihe Council of Uona to the suburtM find them Jewlah Federations Tbeyamselves now in financial diffi phaalze that Ihe lorcea of Mr aiPAMOSAVf cultles. and worry greatly tory have now undartoiad •bout meeting payments on the urgency of the need tor 'CMhMadfrMiPi«aii •Bar Mitzvah.- he aaML the aiangagea of their moden MchralattoMlilp As one of the cwttoat Bar "can be a dlmai of a ymngtyaagogac buildingi old Both organltattom find now Mitzvah celcbranU to Beth ster'i Jewish towlvawiatit to nwnhers are falling off beEl's hWory he sayt. "By hon lheSynafDgHarbettcryet.lt cauae famllm are movtog thai their common concerns bring them together In the •rkig former B nal and B'nol can be a beghnhig of a life from the suburts back to the lATUIOAr, MMUAtr 17 MMtvah. we have a way of UmeofJewMllvtag" •MU of itns«lhaMi« Ihe qual dttes No new lawbats )oto JCC »»i*»»ii tt^nn tMfiaa* »oilnlb«M ity of Jewtoh life, maetfa« recognizing the evenu that Thoae former B'nal aad TV very young cai^lai claim Towrnom«nt KC 7 |» m J*»tah aaadi. and raacfehw are significant in the lives of B'not Mlbvah tAh« part to AIA I OHCO Owca JCC • p m Out umifbenUf daat to a out to tovohra laffw nuoAart Belhnmemben " oar Cawna H^ li«MMd> tuMwia the monung sarvtoa on Sat- lynagWK are ton M^ far ef pMvto to Jewtoh Ufe and Cantor Chatm Nalman who urday Include Jaanne Upaey. them Thoae who have chU HiNOAT. mauAtr u concema The •''t^lhtnhig is coordtaathw UMa Shahhal Jan WayM. Ridiard FHIman. iMliDtsll TowmMMM JCC drw of eariy achool-agr find II of Federatton-SynagDgue reto momkig servlee. Is also the Marty Sbukeit. Gary Gere0«*tof» • ropcom TltMHr iCC 2 W evMi more difficult u> join s llona U now high on Ihe CJF •«at*.«I.MtVKll4 0lnn*c I •.*«<»* CluMxw,. ;.m toachar of today a B'nal and lick. Phyllis Wasserman. MnCrcgaUon, becauae Ihe tui agenda '•»«<• lva»IMw<.CI«btrMti«mt )Oafx B'nel Mitzvah studenu Caryl Greenberg. Harvey tlon tor dtolr dUldran runa Added communal atrenglh MONDAY. riwniAir It Cooper, Merle Potash. Md into S« or oiore doUan a year to the synagogue may help to tonKX Cilit««v« JCC t«m Katzfcee. Jeff Zabin. Marilyn tor each cMId JCC Iowa OnwMtmi JCC 'IS^iti •olve some of the problems ittiool at J«rMi tiudiM KC r )0a m Thr«« S«fnkiar« PrwJ. Howard Kooper. Steve Tte syiMgogue being one of which congregations lace Denenberg. Arnold Stern. the itwrnBial pillars of Jud^ TUtSOAT. rsstuAtr N today However, at the heart NEW YORK - Three w«ek Howsn) Kalman. Phyllis Rof OWfinvwt JCC )0a m •tom to Aflwrtoa Is thus facing of the Federation system Is long summer semtaart on fman and Barton Greenberg l<«» A4utlm»nl WiM Umtnai on Dtvorca JCC 7 p m •ertoua pmWama not oriy be the principle that funds are althree different aspects of Bll»foawXMm (oord ifioofing JCC THpni On behalf of Beth El Syna- cauae Jews arc aiavtag away located by Ihp Federatioaa tf^ 11 looming ConMr « • m lical and Talmudic thei«M gogue, chairmen Bucky wUI be offered next July %•» Greenberg and Jeanne Upaey from old "^^hifftiomla as only on (he baals of knowl WfONMOAT. riMHJAir 11 was the case until aaw-but edge, review, and monitortng by the American Jewlah Com lno<ifHt»»f.oabmilion Sonchaow) ))noon Invlto all tanner B'nal and lvMi«i loMtttomonI Comminoo mootme JCC 7 p m mlllee's Academy for Jewlah B'not Mitzvah of Beth El. Iheir becauae their cstotaMe Is )eo- the specific actlvltlea to be l<b<ary Commrnoo mootma JCC I > noon IMnltocd to a great eitent by •"PPwted Synaaogue-reUted Studtoa Without Walto on durw famtliet and members of the rowfh Comoimo* tnoolmg JCC 7 30pin toflatloa •ctlvlttoa which aeek Feder widely separated college cam KaMi ffonklHi Mtarochi Momon SoMitl 13 10pm community to Join in Ihu SOlh It U difficult to esthnair the •lion fundtog mwd to relate to Anniversary celebration THUnOAY, riWNJART it value of the aynajMue liuild that system romfc r»M<Millo« wpoting JCC *Mam
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Dialogue: With Isaac Singer PwtodicaJly. UM iMMtdMt •( Uw JMTWI NaUaoal fwd. WUIlam HtttumHU, tmiucU manual wtdi iMdkm JMrM pmoMilUM Md *M«s UMM dUeuMiaM wttli J«wMi I MTvtn ie Ike AnMrtcan J«wAl IMi Un*. «• m plMMd III puUM nicb u Interview with liMC BMlwvta Sinner rccwt wtMer ot Ow Notiei Prlie In liter •lure •AMI nUOWnX: Mr Stager, you have wrttten your mnk Md ilertM In Ylddlih and then they are traiaUiad Mo Eagllii) U Uierr a dirferencc between the YIddWi and Engllaii reader''Doee the Ykidifh raader M|wct more frwD a itory'' ~Cm: The Yiddiah reader It a very raprtrlous read Jutt like the Jewiih ptnpir widom satltiried You rannol y MiMfy • Jew i don'l uy thai In a negallve way I )usl think that Jewlih people are demandtnf people- even about III araturr In other wordi. If you wrtu a ttory a Jew wtll tay. Why didn't you write a loclaltal story'*' Bui \l you write a aorlallit Itory. he'll lay. 'How about the Statr nf IsrarP' I feel thai what Jew« r« !..• writer should b«like the Almighty hlmaeif " n the AlmiKhty He rtwuld take rare of .Sorlalisin and ZioniMii. aet to II that there br no mme in Die world, and make ture thai lamily life should br food Thti If what they want a ilory to do So tl»ry really want the writer to do the impoaalble, and at least I am glad they have iuch a hlib oplnkm of the writer MUN •nKOWTR: What role do you tee for the modem Jewtall writer^ Should he be an entertainer or offer a meaaaRe'* MR. SNOBt: In the I9th century the writer did not think of hlmaett aa to important (.et's say when Baltac or Dickens, or GoCDi wrote their books they did not feel that they were compet with Moaea They didn't think lloiM wrote a meaiafe tome Ihoutandi yean a«o. and now we ihoiiid brtaf new mes Titey bad a apart of religion They understood that the •re already here The Jews have given » message iour Ihouaand yean ago The Christiana, according to their reli gkm, have 0ven a message two thousand yean afo And so, Balzac did not have to bring a meaaage All he had to do was tell a good story, and that's what he did Today, the modem writer when he slU down to write feels that without a rocMage he la nothing He immrdiitrly has to find a way how to save the world And bccauae of this, they forget thr story Story tailing hat become a forgotten art In our tlrT>r Hall the maaaagra would disappear and only the Ten Comnrund menu were left, we would still have enough measaget for the neit ten thouaand years to the last day of life on earth What m
FMlly lagMtMl Itr dM wrMir ki to laO a goad itary A writer can have many niMMgaa aad Idaaa. but If be ttepa being an en tcrtalMtr ifhc'sabore I don't need hit mcaaage •Am BSMCOWm: As a Yiddiah writer, what future do you see for the YIddlah language In Aroarka^ It there a revival or not* MR. SNOCR: There are twi king about Yiddish You aak a YIddishlst about th< . says Wonderful H's great ' He Is like a man who betu«t(>> I" a party and h*> niu»i say always that things are good even if ih<-v art- not Thvn ihi-rr are the petaimiatt »' you wrHc In a dead i Yiddiah la In a goorl Mr ir'ini , Yiddish is a dead I.I inn praplp .r Ing It' I would say tliai • ,•,.„•.„ ,-.., Mt k language i<ui •*>• .M-^S know thai between Ijelng sick and dying Is a long, long way m our history Hebrew waa conaldered a dead language for two thousand yean and tee what hininenefi in th;ii ijmun .ui. „•. j, ^,..,r< i^i,..., the Jew* decided u • lion IS almost a law '• i am far from being read) be forgotten It will be ren We Jews suffer from many kicknnwn, but amnesia is not one of them RABBI BERKOWm received the N(it)el I'ri/es.. .i life in the Jewtsh MMi I" its (Iclnjiicnl Is thi.s Ihe i JM MR. 8INOER: Hal»t)i when Ixistoevski wrote » novel In which a student was killing a washer woman, some ' •• when people will read this novel, ihey will get a ir i Russian students kill old women ThiswasaIHI/ ing him. but MHI they said It ,Nim when Klai Madam Bovary, the rntirs said, when people will rc.iu •aaani Movary, they will have the feeling that all the Krench women are betray Ing their husbands And I don't have to lell you that thus was not true at the time of I'taubert So this kind of rrltlcism was written against all writers Rut real writers don't listen to what silly people aay. they Juat do what they find right and this Is the reason they are arrepted and remembered, and appreciated I don't have to apologize if I write about a Yiddish mtU and I feel like writing ab<nit a bar lot This does not mean that everyone in the Mall is a harlot I just happen to write about a harlot Some like to write only about falthleas women, not about the faithful women The fact Ij that even though according to <mme crilics these writers made a bad
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Nod «««k If BrattertMod Week It IB a Urn* tor aU of !• to reaffinn and reinforce our ooauBttuMnt to Brotbertiood For SO yean, the national Conference of Chrta^ttana and Jews has Iwen committed to a nationwide program aimed at comtMtlng l>itBtry HMtrad. The organization, stapported by many thousands tie of different religions and beHets. has to strengthen nattonai unity and build un eretanding within the American community Brotherhood Week is an eUabllahed tradition that since in4 has bMMM a BMIHMI hMUtutton. In a very special way. It has served to inspire , and motivate countless numbers of people in the struggle to improve intergroup relanuons In this case, it is not only the goal of universal Brotherhood that is applaudaMe. It Is also the Na tionaJ Conference of Christians and Jews—the organization that is in the midst of the struggle
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€»iir^iii£iii ill iA»r«i€'l Not Easy to Become a Jew HAIFA In r«ent >Mr» betwi<en MO and 7M non Jrw> tuvenmverted tu Judaliun tjuh >rar in lirael It u uid UMI UMMmtar woutd be much larfer if Ute coaveraloa proco* when AMtSMd and itaipunad. INS tl Is nol Muy to (MNMM a Jew TiMn it M uniform pncaduf* iMfc tor tkt slipa ItMkoa 1*1 uttrnmntm Some iocal rrilgiouioourtaartMnMtMdapPMT l« do tyMfything fomlU* m to aata^ «Mmta CUM RabM OoTM. aa Ite odMr liand. midalalM • miR lyaVMIwUr •ttaudc and taUowa Uw Talmudic dictum Uuri vfcllc Uw ^1 CMrt akould be re)rrtr<l «iih onr hand, he riiould be wcteamMl and drawn daaer with the OUMT Three DIpan praparatory counaa tor apprvvad yr"^"*are conducted in Td Aviv, but more lateraoUi« la tlw Wanaive pn^am tar appHcanU WIM COIM from dw varloua lilbbuti Of the thnuiawli of iwraraaaa volitoori who wort
in (he kiMaittlm eac* year, many of them nonJewa, Utere la I small number who. aftar espoaure to life in Uie Jewua StalcH seek to identify Utamaatvca with Uie Jewlah people ui more Uun superficial maaner Tlw daalre to marry a Jew la a crnnmon cauae to converakH. but (he proaped muat convince the auUMMi Uea Uiat Oiare la alao an boneal and tteeare daalre to iottew Uie tradltkMi of the Biblical Ruth The klbbuu IJIpan takea place In Uie rellgioM arttlrment Lavl. ui Uie lower GalUec. and laaU throe months During this Ume Uie data of about 25 Is not only eipoaed (o (he natural ol> aarvaace of amUma and ceremoMlea aa practiced by Uie (ami ' Uea of Lavl, but also foUowt a full cturlculum la Jewlah hlatory and Uiealogy Part (Ime la ipeni doing kIbbuU chores, to cover Uie coata of their stay The language of Instruction Is English, since U>e emphaau is on aaaurlngproper reception of the content Director and teach cr of Uie coune is young Nina Ovir. mother of lour, who holds degraea In JewMi ttudtot from Yethlva University in Nr York AppUcatkma come from all toru of klbhuUlm, Inchidia evaa the eitreme leH wing Moat raqueaU are permitted lo c NorrtandolRaaaia.naMr • on Uw IM lor about a year before even being consldend. aa a^ Ant I American demonstrations are frequently Interpreted as halbarlaatofslncrrlly pro Soviet manifestations The British aMIcIca make clear, how When the course has been compMed thr > arHiirtiiiix. ^n ever, that Is not necessarily the caao Jected lo a serlex of namlnalkii; sidered not yet spiritually or eniiMarxism Is really a Weatcfn Idaolocy." the TImaa suted tlon Thoae who paaa all teats, including pn-wtnal inlrrvk RuaaUlt partof the Weat aad moat Moalems hartwr a •nth Rabbi Goren. go back to Uielr kIbbuU as full Hedged Jews. , niialiiiial afalaot Ute Waat. which U aometlmea suppreaacd Naturally there U a conflict between their new way of life and ^ but Mmallmaa holla ovor aiarmln(ly They recent the Weal Uie pattern of living in. say. a Shomer Hatuir Klt)buti Vet Irt \ bacaaaa Woatemen Intruded on the Islamic tnirld aad Inpoaed many instance* Uie new copverls are looked upon at authonan tt all aorta of humiliations and breaches of u-adlUoa " llet" on Judaism, and are In a poallkm to teach young sabraa. by j example, tome of Uie more obvkius practlcea of religious <*y ' The Islamic world aMMn "the malariallam of the Weat and tarvance the athdam at Mandam." Janaea declared, and the ideal for There waa one caae of a fihonier Hattair kibbutr m '^ h „ el0i poUcy of Islamic countries it non all(nment. a policy now boy's parents werr willinK lo have hit Danish brid*" betncpreadwdby Ayatollah Khomrinl Judaism, but got more than Ihey bargained for wh<-i back and insisted on lighting candle* Friday nl|0(a American commentators have eipraaaad raidlnn over the The convert U known in Hebrew as a ger one who comet to^ Iranian upheavals, but some tend to view It aa an Iranian or rv^ live In our midsl. hence an Important ctmslderallon it the detiral flonal concern Wall Straot Journal eorre^wiudwn Ray VIcker, lo live In larael The converelon document remains valid only tol lor Intlance chroMcM the many changes that will likely take loeg aa Uie mdtvMuai conUnue* to reside in Uie country plaee la Iranian freedoms Jan 14 and warned of new frustra In some catea Oa eindldalea find the transition from one tlona as Islamic reforma are matltutcd Unlverally studeou faHh lo another moat difricult On the other hand Nina (old ua may like Uie aew ••vanuMal hart tvon laaa Uun that o( Uia die alory of one Chnatlan Dutch girl who after finishing Uie coune. faced her battery of etamlners What it the difference •bah once (he praaant ravohiUon aubakles " between Chhallanlty and Judalim '• ' Uiey atked her She looked Bui The Landaa TImaa laaa ttw march o< mllltaot lalam on a Mank "Come now. " Uiey repeated, "surely you mutt know of »ome ftobalsrale The Moalam world la aalaad by a protoind aaad lo differcncea " She aeemed deaperate for lack of lomrthmg to aaaert lu Klenliiy ParU of II react moat Aerceiy ^ahM Han lam, but In other parU the reaction is directed prlmanly atalnst tay The rabbit rephraaed Uie quettloa and gave her another • Wartarn capitalist culture, which secma more laakUous be- chance Finally the tUmmeTKl out After Uie course. I ctn tell you cause i It laa i more IrraalaUbiypenatratamlnfluanee The Weat la la danftr of paytag daariy tor lu paal arrogMice. or simply t great deal about Judaism, but I can't compare it wlUi anythinti forltapaati bocauae. you tee. I don't really know anything about Chrlttiani ty'"
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Ta aame AiMrlcaa eommaautan, the reeool evoMi In Iran appaar la be a eaae e( AyatoUah Ruhollah Khomeini leadlns that eornHry out o< (ha SMIi century and into the 14lh But ih* reject laa a( woaleni alilaa, vahiaa aad inililMlloiia it not the reaull of OMmaBicnaru Thelraalaaaapariaaotlapanofawiderplie•aMOMii, anactiag araaa from Twtey and E|yp( l« Malayata aad ladaaaata The raaurganc* tt liUm riproaoali a new chal lanft to OM Wool ia a atnigile that actually tpaia I ,Mt ycart
The boat racml analyiea of the lilamir reourfonce have apprared in the Bniiih preu While Islamic (undamenlalum ii new la moot Antenrana II a old hat to the British who. a> a colonial power fought U and helped bni« abedl the ecilpae of Islam -The oil waaiUi aocrvlH lo aamo Mootom atatoa haa bMn uaed lo fioaMe pan-Mailam acthiUaa aad haa added to lalam's °TheL.andaa1 "A graap of Moalam rutan once agata ihavei a powtr that the rMt poMra had to take aenouaiy aad lo deal vtth on moi« or loaa aipial tonns - aomcthlnt Uial had not happened since Uie dedUie of the Ottoman etnptre " One raaaon for Islam' rey Janain of Landoo's
"ttrensth and vitality." wrote GodfiJan m. la lU relative -KMyeara ilallnlts H^ona. such as (^irtstianlty and Buddhlan. are over l.aao years old Janacn offered an eiplaaatlaa for Iran's lenophobic reaction andawammctotheWoat: The moat aortoua«eatemdMllai«e Pmic couolrtaa today la on the plant afcuitura Uw r -euMare' o< the walarlallatlc ifllaMl aodcty pop OMMlc and peraorapHy. ike corrodlns odds of
_ On a political plane. Janaan aaaartMl. iha retacUon la H whan the locai political aDIea o( Uie West load lo be unnpnmniatlve. dlaaohac or rtpreaalva nilera. aad Uw local economic pnrtnars of wnatam nwrftmanoaal '»'-ynihw are graapti« aad comipt
f Letters to The Editor ] ToUicEdlUir Thoutondt of Nul cnmlnalt are living free (many under allatct I waning for Dec 31, IV7« Under the current law, their crimes will then fall under the Kalule of limitations of Uie Federal Republic of Ormany tlman WlaoenUial: "Justice tor cnmea agalntt humanity iMvaaaUnMaUana . U It a moral obUgaUon. a warning tor fiiliiii pawiathwit" L'rge UM eilaaalan of the aUtute of llmiUtlow by sanding i card to (Tianceltor Helmut Schmidt. Bom, f adaral Republic of Germany Braude TedMCdMor Vour page/XM- article headlined ORTHODOX tJ':ADit:R.S REGRET PL^N FOR WOMEN RABBIS should not go unan iwered FInt. a tertout error of lad In Uie JTA tlory The "Commlarton for Uie Study of Uw Ordination of Women at Rab bit" waa NOT a "cammiaalon of dw Rabbinical Aatembly " It was a commlaahin appoMed and chaired by Rabbi Gerion CWwn, ChonceUor of Uw JewM Thaotoglcal Seminary al Uie bHwat of Uw Rabbinical Aaaembly It la not for Uw AtaemUy lo "'""''"'" ~' "•. ',ry Thai decUlon qullp P''"!' -bo, it la expected will '"*"' -.—..-.-, > •'-•« (oUw substance of the story Say theOrUMdmapoketmen. i The ordinalion of women' it a '('ontinurdonPagel2i
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Life Seminars Begin Feb. 20 S^ng l«n Uh AdJiM SMnlnan art lUlad to F«b 10 and wUI <lMl • variety of Ule adtuM toplrc Th* ftnrt thn« I) MarnAgrf. iino .^omeonr In Your Life li Gay " The Adjustlnii to Divorce" Srmiiuir will begin Tueaday. Fet>
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•iMia will deal with such topict aa dcpretalon. kMidlncat. self Mlaani. Mafperaonal rela UoM aod aew tegtaBlngi lor yourarir and your family On Thursday Peb 22. a seminar rnliiled "Second Marriages" will begin at Morning Star Lutheran '» S.HjUi«5<hs«reet ir deals with Ihe <iiHN>cU of a second ite and tooU al aome .T.... ,.j<i to problcffla that may d»ve<«p Topic* Include the legal and financial uptctt of Mcond mamage. children. the adult relalMnshlp and new contracts Tills seminar Is designed for those who are In. or may be contempladng. a second mar riaKP II will be held at 7 30 p m on Thursday evening for six consecutive weeks Another ieminsr. also be (Inninx un Feb 22. Is de«igned lo hflp family membeni busi
Prayer Group Drafts Statement for Peace The tollowinK »tateinent was lorniulalrd ifter a panel dlitcuMinn abnul world problems follow uiR an inter faith prayer (or peace (or Ihe world Thr event was held al the Tnnily Kpisn>pal Cathedral recently The mewsage has been .*ent lo PresldenI Carter and ConKresAional represents tlVfv 1..... ... I.. •' '-(.rl Z A(oph\ „,;v. whti I the event TheM r.ids (Air churches and syna gogues should dedicate tliem selves to peace and its essen tial basis. Justice We. as individual believ Ifrs. slKMild dedicali- ounwiveit to fJod'j peaceful purpose in *ur daily liveii
We should make rvcry el (on to f>eal our sword.s Into plowshares. iit»rlinK v^ilh the po«ilivp step of perwnal sup^ port (or the ral if nation nf Ihe Strategic Arms LimUation Treaty •We must, in Charily and Fallh. recognize in each indl vidual and in every nation (rfKl's presence and the right I" a dignided and secure exis leiK'e Some 70 persons (rom differ ent religious faiths took part in Ihe pro||ram where the statement was drafted Giving special presentations were Ilr Waller Bacon of UNO t Polili cal .Science Departmenl. the Htv Darren Rupiper, I) M I and RaM)i (Jarry Welnstein of Temple Israel
iwis .iMviriales and social peers r ..p. »i||i (),.Mr discnv ery Ihai wmieiifH- in their life »g«y ParflflLanls »il! endmiiMth< phlh ann delH Ion inx (a<ii rie.s .,1 nor priimoiiiHi oi nomuM'Xualj ly The nemlnar, entitled '.Someone In Your Life U Gay." Will he held at I'nltari an First Church of Omaha. JIM Hamey. al7 30 pm II is M-beduled (or six consecutive Thursdays The Life Adjustment Sem inars are sponsored by the fol lowing agencies The Center (or Christian Counseling. Family .Service of (ImahaCoum 11 Bluffs. Jewish Family Servici-^ Lutheran Family ini\ S<H isl S<T\i• " ka l.ulh<'r;iii Mrr.i '«li • I'M ..^ mended fnit nol retjuircd P«» pie wanting lo pre regi.sler or needing information may call HI «SII
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rUday.PakfiMryai Know Thy Nel^Aor Sabkatb- I IS p m Congregants arc Invited to brti^ tfcair nenJewWi maodi Md naltften This servlea la ^iiiunj by SMarkaad Md Is an awial •vaM hi abaarraaoe of BreISYO Ala raoaoUy bald maatliig.
Sabbath CandMlghtIng trtdmr. rm^nmry M. SsM p.M. Bw>wiictton for Kindling Sofatxifh lights: Borukh Atoh Adonay Elohe.nu MeMh Hoolom Asher Kideshonu Bemitjtvotav Vetzivooo lehodlik Nw^ShelShobbot.
Prtday Ipm There wlU be a npoil oa Uie RabbMMcal AaaamMy Convex Uoo -Wonen and Ike RabM Mr and Mn Harry AJleo alU boal Ike Onag Sbakbat lo kaaar of (keir veraary
PASBOVBK BEOni TAPBS A UfM of Ike Paiaover Sadv M avattaMe Irom BeUi laraci at M a tape. »iih » HttaOdati A eamplele explanalMMi ii Sivan a< eacfc itap in tke Sadar •arvica Tbe mdodiaa of Ike Hafaddak are chanted by the Cantor
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Maanvt lopn HavadslahC ISpm Minyani Monday Thursday? isa m
BBUAHniUXMI Services w«re held in New Vart City lor Benjsmin Blaom, M, who died on Feb ] Mr Bknm vuited In Omaka at least one month each year during whkk time he attended varlaua functions with the se^ niar dUien graupa of the Jew lak Cammualty Center Mr Bioom Is survived by two dau^lar*. Mn Alfred W I aurley I Brady of Omaha and Thdma RoaenMoom of New York .seven grandchlldmi and three great-grandchll dren
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a Jewish rdlgkius service The Sokbath service will be keid at Balk Israd syna^igue 1M9N S2 SI, on Phday eve-
SHUKERT'S MEATS & DELI
PERSONALS Mony thonlit to my lri*ndt ond reloliva* lor thair cord*, donoliont ond olh*r kind axprattk>nt of ihoughifulnaii during my Mnmti SOi
KtNsniMom UBBII RiPKm ihonkt har InarMJt ond ralo live* lor thair cordt, donolioni ar>d giHi given during Kar itoy in tho hotpilol I wish lo Ihonk my Iriarfdt ortd lomily lor ihair Ihoughtlulnait ond Ihair good wishat. vititt ond contributions during my iloy in the hoipilol. A ipaciol thonkt to Robbi Isooc NodoH lor hit visitt iOHNIORINMr.
USY Purim Carnival Sunday. Mcrch 11 iia.m. Bath II SyMf«gua foo^, ^lM0t. tun
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akig.Peb aatl:Upm The aarvlcna wlU be canduclad by RakM laaac Nadoff and Catar Leo Petlman PeUmsing ttw service tbere will ba i rteopr, and time
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Marlon K Welu. nnofMr and Mn Brmard I. Wrlu luui been included In UM- 1871^ n edition of Wka'i Wte UahranttlM Marlon i« a it at the Maiuai L .lute of Trrhnoluio (ambridilt-. Mau , and ii purauinii studies in the department of Materials S<ienre and Knumi-erinK Marlon Rradualrd from Omaha ( entral HiRh in I97«
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Marti Jo Epstein Composes Service Marll Jo Epaleln. a fresh man at the University of Iowa hat rompoaed a Kriday eve nInK Sabbath (ervire in mem ory of her grandfather, the late Harry Kp«teln The service will tw sund for thf * at Beth Kl on fr at a ISpm by th«' iM.ii 1.1 I •—
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February 19-23
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Frances Kraft Offers Two One-Woman Shows Prancat Kraft will be ethtt^ tmr paMtap. drawiagi la 1 daal toraMaii riMWIkroi^Pib Battak Sludto aad Uirtvcntty Gal : by Prancw Kraft haa e>taaaiv«iy in giwp. turiti aad one-woman Her wort la repIB boUi pttik aad prtvate coUecUoaa thrau^Miul the United Staled aad Eurofie Mrs Kraft taught a coune In Jewtab Ait lor (he Jewiah Cultural Conmttlae'i Adult Education Serle* In l«7D In 1971. ihe was invited lAOlUbtt her work in a one-woman ihow a( the Jewnh Community Center lo celebrate the opening of
Omaha Gallery We*t Un Kraft taught at Creii^i Ion University for 11 year* and •aa chairman of the Fme and Bring water, nee. salt and Pertomlaf Am dapwlnant p«|)|Mrlaa boll Cook covered from wn to IfTt She left hr M minulaa Add froaen OaigMoa bi l«76 to devote wgataWaa. Cook lo more mlnmart time to her own career Hlea Add xemalnlng ingre aianartlil Follow ing her de- dientsandtaas Chill well parture from Creichton. Ihe Pine and Performing Art* De parlmrni ettabllshed a qUlCX PmiAPPLE CAKE Prance* Kraft Srholanhip BrNonMBwack Pund In her honor The ichol anfalp Is preMnied annually Por families who love lo an outatandlng Junior ar Se- sweets, here Is a pineapple nior atudeni In the de|>arl chocolate chip cake they will meot In 1174. Mrs KrafI waa surely like It u a very easy •elect*-* ••• "•- 'tmaha Wom- one^wvlcake en's I iicas to receive i;.: Jiinual award u Woman of the Yeaf in the ArU
OPERA/OMAHA Forms Emergency Committee OPERA/OMAHA has anaomeed Ihe organization of an Emergency Committee chaired by James H Keenr. Ill Other members of the committee are Kdgar M Mortman. Jr . Robert Lalley. Valerie Scott. Mary Ellen Mulcahy and Rosemarie Pranfcino The Board of Dvectors has chargad thia cnmmitiee with the laadKilH|> of the flnaadally-fllrappad Con^aoy An »Bancial and petley decisions
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will be made by Ihe Kmergen cy Committee until the Opera CooifMuiy can be returned to a sound financial basis Althou^ OPERA/UMAHA haa kept its budgets modest and maintained strict control of spending, the funds which must come from contributions have not been forthcoming We need ihe support of all of OiBilM to oonilnuc We hope Onuriia will Preserve Opera for Omaha'"
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NOTICE IS NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR THEIR NEW PRIVATE MEETING ROOM.
Oourmct Dining Faaturing Fraahfiahand Saaftmda Cominwnal SpwaaMM Fint winM and oodctala
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COCKTAILS WITH OUR GANG February 24,1979
Featuring Lonnie Mosas famous Blackstone Hotel coffee cheese-cake and crumb cake From tOam to2p.m ta«e4e iMi-Ceetrel
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Homemade specials that change each day of the week complement our regular menu Kerns. Delklous entrees, super sandwiches, ttomcmade soups, bread and desserts served in a com(orlat>le. intimate atmosphere. For lunch or dinner daSy until 11 pm. Friday and Saturday until I am.
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"Our Gang", a loose confederation of some fun folk, invites you to an evening of intelligent conversation, fine music, charming ambience, suave and debonair company and COCKTAILS at DAVID Slosburg's apartment. All single people and married couples are invited to join us. We will supply the food and drink.
Sincerely, 'VurGang"
2S Scott St. (•ehlnil lenot)
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Aeoordlnit la Judiih Hauptman, aaitatanl deaa of tlw ir* ikh TlHaloglcal Vminar> (dlefle of J«wlali SIndlea, Inatnirior in Talmud at tlie Seminary and one of Ibe faander* ol Ezrat N* ihim. i( wat orlglnaUy bopad Ibal Iba organtMtlon would lervr as a study Kfoup and •coaartouiBaw rataing call" or Us mem ben I liimatcly. however. Ezrat Naabim played a nu)orrolr in putriieuing Jewtsh tembuam." Ae ubasi led InMartti. 1972. repnaeatatlvcs of Etrat NathUn prtaenled a wrttlcn piatform to Conaervattve raUM aaaembiy at the Rab^ Matcal Aaaeably't aaniMii conveatlon Their IW of denuads. wbid) Included (lie rights of women to be coualad In a minyan aad to be called lo the Torah. as well aa the need for citen&ivr of Jewish roatriage and divorce law, appears to havr a sympathetic chord twUi wilhm (he RA itself and in the eemawBlly-at-laise In the weeks and months foUowiag the convention. Etf at Na ahtoi was hMBdatcd with rMiaiato (ram syaagsCHS. community JHttps. iwip^rri and magaiines tor speakers and arllcio ^^Bktt with the rote of women to Judatom In Haupiman't words. "We never had to convince woman In the synagogue* that they ought to seek change* la their status Groups of women were presalag rabbia and other women who disagnvd withthem Wewcrebrsu^taasrcaowcepeaple.toprovidpin tormatloa The flurry of activity continued, unabated, tor the nest few years. Annual Jewish women's conferences, sponaored i>^ " • dtorth American Jewish StudenU Network In Ifn and l»: of ail a0H and Irom divcrae geographic am mi to eicbaMt ideal Md totormation
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tabra, and fault o( AiN-ahain he M ••• feraaM, lara^'t firat aupcrIXTD And to make Uila Mrange evM atranfar. tabra la UM craattao erf a t&^mgMki T«i Aviv idiaolboy ^^B flak, laraat'i and one o( ^^E wotM'a yoHncaat auUton, baa craalad tUa eountry t flnt ^•Mc boak tartaa Up iMU ^^m. all Ik* cooUc itrlpa berc ^Ht Data Habrcw tranila ^^Mio( Hit weir known Amen Sabraman hli dM I November, i M^ book with 100 black and-wbtta drawin(p. which youngrtati can aJao cotor In The publtih ar la Good Time* IM at POB 3S7I Jcmaalam, and two more Miqual laauao have wrtltrn and are tn the of beinn produced The l«Mia|e author Is himidl 1 Hbra. but not llkr the hero o( bla aanea "I'm very abMM-ratadad," he uyi "I dlalike aport and flghtliig In real life " Tbougti UM ion of Ger man bom Jewi who n«d Eu rope and trtlled tn Israel In the liao'i, UrI wrltei EngUah. I languaf learned from reading - wouldn't you gueaa ~ Anwrlcaii comMMMki Uri began reading comkbooka at the age of all He has 1,0n cocnict, the largeal coilerllon of comicbook* In U rael. <or perhaps tn the Middle East!' HI* favorttea are lu pannan. Ilulli. H«imin. .Spl
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laraal'a tint a»ar-baro Sabraman darman, and above all MAD "Url can go on talking (or boun about the history of comictMaks," reported Good Times publisher DavM Her man Url said the comicbooks at tract him because the charac ten " face unusual protilcffls." "I like the nonstop actkm and the special powers of the hattics and their enemies CooUca come between books and films They have Ihetr own reality, like science fic tkNi" Unuaual powers, nonstop action and heroes and vllllans posselling special powers in what sabraman Is ail about "Soinewliere in the Judean Oeaerl there's a secret passage that leads to the baae of THK SUPKR AtJKNCY OF IS RAKL'" Thus the staga of sa braman begins The super agency Is stalled by super heroes who posiaai "aatonIshtng powers" due to an
atomic rod .Sahranmn is I Ian Bar-On. an rs Israeli arinv raplaw and policeman (rum the Afeka sutNirb of Tel Aviv (in account of this atomic rod he can shoot radioartlv<rsys out of his eyes and trans port himself from one place to another without moving Ills enemy the chief villian of the series i> a r rig ure who want.'the world by coniroiiicK the human mind Who !»thti> mys lerlous figure'' You'll find o«M In the coming Issues," Herman said The action takes place in Is rael and the t'nited States Other Vllllans m (ho wrips m clurf«- llwMrman, Nanman. ani! I'n loves Ihr Unr reports his puty Usher, who added that his image ol America has Ixvn formed by several visits there and all the American comir books he has read I'rl began drawing comic strips two
explained Kvfnlu^lly I i> diHl Herman sat down together and decided il was lime Israel had a super hero Sal>raman was the result The series is In black and white because it l» cheaper to produce, apart from allowinK "•• • '•trip to serve as a "k for younaer dill i-ii-sent If Is appear mK (mi> in Kriglish though Iherr is a piKuiibiliK .if ;in im minent Krench I'n draws the j. writes the dialogue In addi lion to wrillnK. ''n said be hopes to make a satirical film about life in Israel and to be •a funny actor like Mel Brooks " At present he be longs to his school drama group Meanwhilf. ihe Sabraman crate is growing Sabraman T-shirts will aoon be printed up and Url Is tnuy rooking up new plots and sub plots su the series can conlinu«> indefi nitely What Ijetter indication Is there of a super society than Ifw birth of a super hero' If you want to meM the young su perman creator of sabraman. tin Kink will be the youngest author auluRraphing cupies of his work in April at Jerusa lem's International Book Fare
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•r prat>lem There are four reasons for lb<- incrfa.v in health care costs and costs of services pr« vided In homes for ttie aging such as the Ur Sher Home First, simple inflation has Increased the costs of sup plies, service*, and staff by more Iban Ut% over the past •everal years, yet through careful and conscientious management review, the index of costs at the Home has nsen less than food. fuel, and utilities, and only slightly more than housing Second regulation We do not ilemile the rosi of regula lions on your monthly niom rate, but nf the lan Hal and most i ,is ing costs ol can (>«• • Federal regulation alone adds more paperwork and II V. W issued almost six hundred new or proposed health related re itulations during 1978 Third, demand During \vn. 30 appllcanU were admitted to the Or Sher Honw In a sense. Homes for the aging have created their own problems and are sufferlnii now from their success In providing more care, better care, (or more people And, as with our homes, cars, food more and better costs more and more Also, at improved health care lengthens our life span, our population both increases and grows old demanding and requiring more extensive. In tensive, and expansive care and services It Is not 10 easy to do any thing about It For the Dr Sher Home has no control over the coats of Inflation and regu latlon and limited control over community demand There is, however, a fourth element of care and expenses which we can control and continue to Improve That la Innovation TV Improvement and advancement of care and services
Kveryooe is to blame for I creasing coats the publk govemmeni IdlHit rna menl, insu and themeii (es&lonal diMJiplinr* Here is what we can about aiduig In conlrollli costs, increasing other effa live outpatient services, wo Ing toward more "shared i vices. " working closely wtf (ovemment to reduce or ca Irol costs without Jeopardizin care and services Unfortunately there are easy or ultimate' answer Vou can I put a ceiling i rome without putting i on care For the only i way to affecl health rare i lM'i\s«-s IS ii> re arrange or <'s. and consume iHcts the need (O services We know we must moniu and address provisions of f vices a "cure air cannot I (•ftecllvely legislated We look forward to Ihe cha lenges of iy7« with hope In I future
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Pivt Jews bav* aarvad M Omtfta City Ihla lara a( ki IMS TM ti pnMMdy 8l«v* Roae •Man and Lao Kraft Theolh er* were Harry Ztmman. Harry Truatin and John Roae
I'l Ovlc I't y«l ci Fanbari a«y qualma by ctaw beaaU but at timat tlw ^Mte'* hat laagiiaga CM ^•hck OM aUMaptoara for tha fmm aaw niMda« Hi* dly'i main arena When kgmdary Civic Audi ChwIlaMa away wddanly two year* aga and Mr PorBberg waa aamed to tuecaad MM af acting atanagar mMy
iha AudllartMB aww^ IW Mr Perab«rg admlilad /HMW are praMaMB In operalIH Ika AiidMartiiM Gale a coatly oui cniiclim (H !'• antlct rack iCaitcefftt Mr lilw AudHorl am k aaCa pal IMVW far uaers or puahari. RaatroMU, like thoae la any puMtr building. •M abuaad and dabrls la acal lerad allcr evanta btk rlenmip crew* da M aicaUtnt tab in Uie Audltorluni in
tm appatntmenl Mr Porabarg at the tune was Mayor Al ' Vcyi' admlnislralive akte Today. Mr Ponberg ii ihe manapi of the three cUy •WMd aMartalnioent (aciii Uaa Cvlc AudUorunn. Or phaiun Theater and Roaanblatt Stadium And those inclined lo UMI brickbau at UUi enterprUiag pramotar ikMikl Inatnnd b* taaakig gar landiofnawen
Mr Foriberg revealed tome oMUtamllng altractfawii an on the griddle (or (>m< haat cultural appetitr* Paul Anka. Fred Waring and Broadway's premier thow of thia leaion "The Wu " will be whining into the r>rphaiini nan <• Thi> particular meeting •cemed lo converge on poll IM II began with the Early Bird durusuon group being
llMre are alto two Jewlah CMnmlailaiMiii tarvkig currMUy M the DougtM County Board Mike Albert and Dtefc Pailfnafl We ire Indtbtod lo-Bargia" lor an wilalandlBg Md dlllar enl type o( dlictitalan II was without question one o( the moat politically Informative llw club hM ever had Harry PrIadmM Is our new eat mambar Jack Ban was the guaat of Ma brother. Sam February birthday celebranu pratent included Abe Gendter. Abe Krsnt/ Sol Lagman. Mori Plolkln. Sam Shyken. Bernard Pittier. Sam Rice this reporter and Bennett Cofin who along with his rtiarming wile. Anne, hosted the whole troupe to ddlcloua brownlea Neil meeting. Fab 10 Sound the klaxons' Our enter latamant wUI be The Ctax tioM." superb singers of He-
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< Cootimiod from Page 41 specious glmmkii rather ihM a giiwdiir effort lo briag.wwncn mio Ihe rabbinate, and It it a tadt admlaalM thai C!onacrvalkun u. in (act. a dadlniag moMOteni ' Now. to call the ordtnalkm of a tpeckiut ginuMiCk" Is a ptd-down of all women, and ;ially ol those who sincerely wish to brtn, i-rtual and spiritual powers lo bear on the invigoralioi Mn and the Jewish people In thr Cnited States, this l> dona OMNI ailUlontatlvrly by those who bear thr title "Rabbi Regrettably, we have not ac corded similar prealigr and authortly to our educators, so "M tliam be teachers" or even pnndpalt. It not the answer lor Ihoae wwMn wlw want lo be where the pro<aatknuil action Is in syna gagal and CMfimunal dadalon-fflakhig and programming I bdleve there are new Inalgbts, new approaches, new senai u vitiat Uiai will ba bro«^ to baar t^M Judalam to UM eonlamporary world by rabbia who arc alao women. Thai tofna very dllflcult and terloui a^tiMlmaiiU will have lo be nadt by aU concenwd to thit new and iBkecialamad role <br i be deiUad. TIWM. iwwevcr. tfMMid not oonatltule a bar to the ad BiMitM of WWBM la aludlaa laadii« 10 ordtaatiM U< the bar rlcr* be re«io»ad and, like water sadilng Ha o«m levrl, the oec caaary adjuatmcnts wUl be made
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the ifMal rallaUa eaitagra ptiars aa Iha raauH of Uia as laaalva Iravala of Jawttb nwr IB all IlkalllMod. wall In a beak. "An Acoauni of a Jaumay Thrsngh India", publl^nd In LondM In ITS3. two Maalam travalars noted "the Jaws have baM aeltled In tha tmti»n of Hitna from Haward Paai. M h "The Jews Story of a Peo pte", ralales how a Catholic Father Bratler Jews al Ihe (a nwut aynagogue of Kai Fung M Uw IMh eaitfury who related that Ihalr anecaton had set tied In Chtaa during the reign of Emparor Han MIngil, which would place the date al sometime between the year M and the year 7* By the firth century. Jews were known throughout China as "Tiao Kiu Klanu which meant' 'thaae who praci ire ve nesectlon" dermil Imir. rhw precesa of rr' veins from mi paring it Fast reports thai China was one of the lew arraik where Jews were not only not persecuted, but a<-tually high lyeslaamod In his book, "The Syna gogue' Brian dr Breffny writes Ihal the synagogue at Kal Feng, capital of HojtM F>rovlnce In Central China, WM constructed In 1163 and restored m ITTV In ia&3 the iynagogur. Inllowing a fire. was rabuill wilh (inanrial help Irwn a weallhy Chineae Jew Ish merrhant but by 1(70 the Jewish oommunily had dlsin
ingraiad This long, cardlal hMory Jaws la Chtaa had Much to wttk apanlH t9 that naUM Ut Uw Waal, brtaglag lo Eurspa the waadara a( aUk and aioUc ^ilcaa and ttada laaurpraoc cupailoa wHh aur own hMory. we land lo forgal that Ihe Chinese were a atvlllsad. so phtsticsled peopla whoae own histary sirelcties back through the mlllenia At Oiina moves now alrengtben Its bonds ' will also revise A ard the rest of ukurld <u.curdlngly Can It thai aottteday. In the Jewl future, a synagogue may again rise In Ihal aiKlenf land'' Copirn^. Alan Caruba. Ifit
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The magailrtr noted the I raelK secretly asked Jnhn W><:i IhP I'S Amba.isador to ' ^1. (oM*( up a me • n Israeli Korel( ,Uiiii)>lri .Mnshe Dayan. .Saudis Crown Priwc Fall wtM Is not <'' rone but al Deputy Prime MiniMer, But the Saudis ap viewed the Israeli overture i an attempt to spill Arab'' ranks, and they told John West tliey weren't Interested _
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Labor Fore* JERUSALEM iZINSi - Approximately 143.000 workert will Join the civilian labor torcc balwaw now and IM2. afwirdhig to eatlmalea by Uw Labor Mliiiatry Tbey protect that m.m ol the new workert
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m perspective Take, lor rxampir thr statement "Tha three Orthodox leaden said that llw move lo ordain WWM* 'ia only the latest step in a long road which hat seen thr Ooaoervail** movement in thU country reduced from a large awdamlilng (tree lo an empty ihell Indeed when have the ine_, (hlhodox EVER credltrd the Conservative movemenl Mifl being s large modemirmg lorce'''" Lett Iry this on Inr tlie!' Imagine that the commission had S^tT approved the ordination of wotnan Is II al all conceivable ttuil thr Orthodox response would then have been the move iwl lo ordain women Is Ihe lat esl step In a long road which has teen the Conaervallve movamaM retain its place as a large, modemiiing force In this country " Such an appreciation would never have been forthcoming Whether It was family pews, or an adjuatmenl In the ketuvah which. In s modest way. would have aflorded women a greater measure of equality to women in the inlllallqn ol divorce proeeedtogiK or Uw eoMMingof froown M the minyan. or the calling of wonwn lo Uw Terab (or M 'allyab' or any number of other al tampU of Uw Concrvatlve movemenl lo develop halachah in I to the Umat. Uw raacthm < ii is never really a reply Orthodox teaders Is never dellberale and Ihoughlful H It alw vlacerai and pollUcal
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Tbey do not eogaa* to dri>ata - for Utat would imply another petol of view ttwl naadi to be UkM oertaualy - bul always to potonlea. 8l«MeaMly. MteerdlMUMof wooM^ UworlgiMl dw Onbodoi ftvcnMratliMis ippMf dBNAMtoyify > with their obituanea of Uw prantoanl, OM hM Uw toaltog Uul the Orthodox had their rcMllm - Uwir dealhoetlce of CoMervatlve Judatom - ready well before Ihe taauaaceofUwc
la UW and raauH of a Canaarvatlve Uiraot bi eiemanlary and laeeadary JewlMi eAraliM Uul haa always Uealad boyt and giria EQUALLY, belli to wkat la oflafcd and to wiial la dainaadad - educallaMlljr aad rrilgtouriy We rofaid Torah ai indhrlMMe airf «c da Ml acMVl Uw MtiM - poSMad la wtth auch prtda kjr Uw OrtfeeaM ipafeeeMM - OMI Owfc arc currteuU ' lo gMa only - or lo beya only.
If our OrthodH brolhrM woidd attteao ttwnaeivM to their own leriM to Uw lodMu need for devetogawnUI chaagi to Uw halactiab wiUi aomettitog like Ihe Pavtovtoa speed arMk which Uwy dtoipygvi of conaervallve efforts along Uw tana IIM, we aa would baiwfll greatly Are there no auUwrlUUve voleea to Uw Ofthodn eomrounlty willing to toveka Uw tpirtl of BeUi HIU aadBeUiSbammal "boUiUwaeandttHacarcUwwardioltbe Uvb^God?"
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Pilm Beach. FL The Ami Dpfamttion Leasuc of B'nai Bnth calird lor locttlillan to rip the vpil of anonymity and Kcrfcy from the Arab «•<)nomir penKradon uf Uir Vail wtStatM Bruce I Hochman. a natkm al virr ' chairman of (he Leaiiur • . ,.v on the Al>i .live commllljv- III,(I ini \rnpri can people have a right to know Uw luil extcfll of the in invMtai by Arah Arah govern •flmdet and frontu for Iham tpvfnanenU " He explained that the farti. details and rxlrnl of lUfse In ve,.|ln ammwt ha* accre<lr<l to re quMla for anonymity by the Arab powen At the »ame tiine. Mr Hoch man added, leading I' S banks treat tnlllnfii- in deprwits by Arat< • ni* 'wlO) total con' lust u If they weri-oi ' -r^lt-s made by prh ..iK arbualncaaei In calJlni for new lenialaUon. Mr Hochman Mid that "the probirm poaed by Arah •ovemntent Inveilmenla in the V S diffrrn In nature, let aione icope, from other kinds of foreign Invettmenl by pri vate inveitors berau»e Arah government in vestment* here have a pultlirat fallout and a poiittcal ImfMCt on Amertran policy " •"The American people." Mr Hochman declared have
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Water Resources Israeli agriculture supported by ISRAKI. BOND investments, provides 75 per cent of the nalion s food needs < onaerving and exploiting Its limited water resources li one of the secrets of Is rael'i agricultural lucceas story Klbbuti members at Kin Gedi (abovei near the Dead Sea. coax crop* from the stony desert with their portable sprinkling system ISRAKL BONO Phol^
Expert Asks Pipeline To Mexican Oil Fields falm Beach. Fla. One of the nation's leading energy ex perts today called liir the im mediate construction of a pi peline to Mexican oil fields to reduce I'nited Stales depen dence on Persian (Jull petrole urn In an address lo the Nation al KxecutiveCnmmitteemeet ing of the Anil Defamation l.eague of R'nai B nth l)r Ijwrence A (Joldmunlz. a former Presidential science advisor declared that oil re serves In Mexico. Canada and Veneiuela are double those in the Middle Fast l)r (ioldmuni/. president of F.conomics and .S< lence Plan ning. tnc . told the Alil. lead ers that a I'niled StaieK .Mexi CO oil pipeline is essential for military andecnnomn a.s well as energy reasons He pointed out that such a pipeline would assure the na tion of the delivery of the « million barrels per day that it needs beyond domestic sources In the event of "even a limited conflict, he added the Navy canrHit assure vuih a delivery from the Persian Gulf. Africa or Indonesia He noted that the Adminis Iration aware of the Uiglstiis
problem, is establishing an nil stiM-kpile and plans to store :I2)) milliim barrels a year lor three years at an annual cost of H billion and a total cost ol tl2 billion While agreeing that such n stockpile is a pru dent measure. Or (inldmunt/ suggested that 14 billion of that sum would lie more reali stically and foresightedly spent on the pipeline which would a.ssure the delivery ol 8 million barrels per day for the next #1 years while .12(1 million barrels would last just «\ days He went on to say that the turmoil m Iran also demon strales that it is essential tndi versify our sources of supply lo other areas of the world that are closer In our shores ' According lo l)r Gold munti. such diversification
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Baby Care JERMAUEM: Pnouture and Ul newborn InfanU now have a (•r iMltar dMBM •( turvtval. thanks to in ImovaUve plM prtv ^am MttMtat by Magen DaTid Odom (MDAi. Itrad'i R«d CroM Sarrln, ta coofieraUon wlUi Hadaaaab HMpltal Infants Mf« preUMM at Mftb are nabad la Mpecuay tmttft can MDA antfwIaiieM wKh tralaad MDA omUBtljr oamuirli^ tte cUld*! vital ri«a. to (lie Hadaauh Hospital Infaat ICi; Ite Jaruiaiain pnvun Is a Aral In laraai and MDA atpacto to opand H Into hoapttaia IhiTMgboul dMeouatfy aa lacteldaM are trained by the new MDA ParanMdM Pngram
MII.WAIIKKK WIs Nominations lor the fourth Wisconsin Maimonides Award. CO sponsored by Mount Sinai Medical Center and the Wisconsin Society for Jewish (.earning are now being sought, li was an nounced today by Burton C Zucker and Harry J Kanin, M D co-chairmen ol the Mai moiiidrsrommittees I iniliil.iles for the .Maimo Hides .Auard should tx' nut stanrling Jewish physicians wh" i-:v 111 ll'.l
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ID Urad. go go lo lo CBIWWIUBM MdiMtltalMI and the like the Fed»aUan tavail•Ma lo dw rtad ta M lo «• able Jewlah yaulh from to attend Mimroer by vartaua By tMf tka radHattH b« tta cowmltmaBl lo Qw JcwMi caan^lng aspan caca. de^Mc the efaMfaig of CanpNawmaa Agate. Ihe aonual Youth PII r*~'g* lo Ivad, enabied a nunber o( our yoong people lo go to laraai thli mminer I to thank Caryl Graen Chairman of the PUgri tor her devotion to IhH ••(IhwWIaactlviiy Other IradlUonal progranu of the Departmcnl have ron ilnued, wch a» Icadier train
tof. Par ror caanpla. ctMnpl*. thii this year year, «»««r«aM»totandamimber Motenda or aor loMbara to a oonvaoUon to CiWonila where a great doal of helpful mrormattan vaaanpitred In addition to lu irMUiwoai acUvHtoa. the Dopartmeal hat alao ombariiod to oone new areai POr asaopie. Iha OeparUnoal it curmtty iliidy ii« the JewM educational neodi o( children with learnk^ (HaaMllties r>r James I Wax it chairman of the nbcommltev undenaklng thu important Inveallgatlon To the rxleni )hat It li able, the Department wuhea to Imurr every Jewiiti child (n Omaha a Chance to learn and to partlctpate in hU hentane The Department alao note* other developments with ul
Macttoo for Tor atampic, CMmpIc, there devotaplag itvttaptin crMs erMi proportloaa praportlOM laiactioo H a coiMliiued cMMlmMd vtabUlty vtabUttv o( the tte to Iha ite todheomlnii tartheomlM vear la year The JewMi Day School of OOMiM pool of peraoM qualified to bewhich, Ihit year, moved Into come Jewish educators, even new quartan, logellier with part lime within our eommuthe ManloMorl School, at tSlh olly. Is shriakbig. and. from and Pacific ttreeta Tbc day «il information available to tdmihMaddada ma, wtU continue to shrink JliiiaBilDB toliM drastically icana to Om^a rvfOmr. the On the other hand, the pre^ Jewlrii Paderatlon haa oontto- sent structure of our Jewish uod to underline Ita wpport of fducallonal systetji Is com and commitment to JewUhed plHely Incapable of handling ucation In thli regard. I wiah this problem ll is imperative. to aaprooB my peraonal thanka therefore, that Ihe Jeuiah rdu to iU prcaMent. Mary FH rational InxlitulxMU within Ihr Iman. and to In rxerutive dl- coRimunlty, with the assis rector. IXM Solomon taitee of Ihe Department, find All is not raasy. bo»e»er lo aeme method of importing at last year's report, I sipiwoiid leaat a (e« profcMlonal Jew my grave ronrem atxMt the Kb educators If some form of Aortage of qualified teaching professionals within the Omaha system In my Judgment. I see the situation
enoiblMd oparatlon onraUM Is if unae* UMe>V coaablnod etoUMf then th^ m,n» nttwr al ^i ceplable. some other tematlve. hopefully cooper atlvr. will have to be devlaed After all. s taacher ta the sine qua non of any education al system Without qualified JawMi Icacfters, we cannot have a viable system I there fore urge all those In the community Interested In JrwIA JS educstlon. lo Imntedlstety focus their attention and con cem on this problem, so that a meaningful solution may be luund There u no tingle task more Important than thto oae for Jewish education In our community within the forth coming year J lUokas, chairman
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Annual Raport - 1978 1lM nttnUm Ubnry It • rtflMal rwoiirw emtm tar < k) inrMnMlUMdl I lava BMki, r«eai4i Md othar library I an ardarad. eauiofuad and atadt raadUy avalUMt fwpoaa «( patpiutti^ our Jcwiah harlUgt I ON vrttlw, apekM and vtaual word I o( Ifn ttia Ubrwy Mad havbaan tovoivad In llM ma)ar taak af cauiogidag tb* bask, raoard. and rUmtlrlp rnMattHw BMtpl lor naw arqtiiaMlnia. mlaor ravWoaa and a HMUMMbwaf Hakrawand YlddWil«WM«aUona.Uwbeak raWartlan. labaui i«,«Mvotaimaai. la twnylolaly calalagaad Al of *a 2,700 albWM to tlit radwaUon'i raoard ooUactlon u* mm affeaailbli b> tlit oMnmimtty by maana d a Mdijact ar raniHBaal and a «a«|Mala card (Uc A daacrlpUvc catalog oi I (abanl HO (Umitrl^j baa baao prMad and I to laadMra and adacMora bi dw toeal and ra0aaal Plaaa to bogta Ilia campiMlon o( a prlntad caUlogur of iOmai HUM avattabto liiraui^ lb* library are bi procaaa HW loliowbig alatWIca. eompltod Irom January tbrtiuch Derembor im. arc UluatraUvc of eurront library uaage, 11*77 fig uroi are In parcoUwaai >
710 indlvldMali par monib mad* uw of loin* aapcct of (be II brary (STitadlvkhiato per month tn 1*77) Item* drruMod i out on loan i includpd Mi Adull books prr month lit ClUidrm'i book* per month t7 Racordtparmonlb » rUma. nimatrliia. tUdaa per month onvarart (aaofUerrmbrr 14.1971) IW Aduiu ao Youm AdulU 17th 12th gradn i 744 Children 1410 Total
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With Israel In lU preclp n the Jewish rommunlly Is in the forefront of (he pill 1 tiattle Cons(ant contact with (he media, backed by rrararrh from our middle east desk and information from our Jeniselum office, takes up a great deal of staff time While working closely wl(h (he media, (he AOL organizes activities that bring the Israeli position (0 (he public arena Often tfiese activities are designed to Influence a particular aegmenl of Ihe population clergy, (he academic communily, business. edura(or8. e(c Indeed, more than half of our staff time is spent on Israel oriented acllvlty In recent years, (he UolocausI has become a topic of interest The ADI' IS in the forefront of developing materials for educa tors and clergy and organizing workshops on the national and regional level liunng the process, the Jewish community con demonalrale the background of Israel. the Importance of Uie Ho loeaHat In light of historical revlMomsm. and (he dangers of wealem sociely of lotalKarlan movemen(s We can also demon stratr the need to protect minority rights in a pluralistic society This post year has seen an increase In activity of the Jews for Jesus who claim Jews can t>e Jewish and Christian al the same time »> know this is not true Ttie Chrliilians do not To coun teraci this ronverslonary group, we must engage in an educa lion effort In the general communily While engaged In educa (ion. (he ADL constantly monitors this and otfier groups locally and nationally to sssess their importance
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Ksther (traelz. chairman of the Vaad Hakashrut ol Omaha, has announced that the following bakeries are now under (he supervision of (he
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) ail dear irienOi, wno vc givrr durs. Let me eiiMMBi MHW gratoM vtowi You've )otaiad wttli oOton - and aU I We're migMy proud ol our JCC For nily yaan It's baan around, PravMliic pra|p«m - MM and Mund WHk bawfll tar all wlw aae The valuea MVa-hanM*y It'i ail tar food year ritarkip brtai "TradUkm" aerved - to wtilcti we clinR TMa. then. Is Ixlef phUoaofihy Expiainlnit our recip-rarily But wail dear (rtends - Uierc'* nwre to know 'Bout Ihtogi thai keep la -'on the go" You'll fliid llvat all our rmptoyeca Are coMtaiit in their»ish to pieaae ractUttoa are dean and brtght
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When'cr you oome - by day or nlRht The boUen heat, and moton run uniUe office gadgMi clack and httm lite boma - tttore't patatlag and repair. Swaiplng. duatftig - eoaryohere s>vi>r^ndlngdaily chorea Krum haaemml to the upper floon Thepro0wngoaion~ conalantly With efflphaali creatively for all who come - and keep in view Judaiclivinit tried and true If you would take a random poll. Mott all wouM JCC extoll The reaion we stand, larfie and tall You teiki provide the where withall' Ami 10 ' an accolade For lh< .11 you have made And m«> vu n-dij * nch reward With every blewlnR lrt>ni the lx>rd
Members Use of Facilities
ffective March 1. we requeat thai our members 1. Carry your memter^iip card wtth you whan you are In the hnlldiag. 2 Please cooparale •mhlte JCC itaff ao that we nay icrve you better. 'Pie JCr appraetatoa your
memherahip and would like your cooperation to help u« make certain that our facill tlea and lervlccs are UMd only by Caater niemben In order to reduee Ihe uae of facilities and prtvllefe* by non-memben, the baskelroom staff and
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M Enrichment Classes What does It iaal llhe when you move to a new hoae and are aaparated from all your aad dad decide to gel a di vorce^ when grandpa dleiT How do you cooperate aMiathen to lolve problaaa? doaa your body work aad doM It took IHw hMklf* do you take care o4 youraelf and who halpa care for you'' What la giving aad receiving ail aboorr Thtae to^ lea and many othen are exptored by the parttclpaaU U an enrichby die Daputnwat. Far two bom aach Waitaaaday, the nvc year olda to thia daaa (pre^iadargBitan and kindergintmral do a variety af aethrMtot wMeh kichale art, Harita, dramatland pappatry. d^ to hat
Ikal flvc wwka o( this are devstad to "Ma"; ; all about one's body
and dlacuaatag one's (edlngi The children do protects such aa making skeleton puppets, vicwtag a vlaable man (see through' I and putlinK on pup pel shows The seond live weeks are spant dlacusstnR "Otfeen" The children ex plan how their behavior af lerta athen and how to work and play cooperatively This excttlnK class was created by Marten Froal. an aatbaalaatlc and qualified teacher Marleo received her degree in social sdances from Ihe UalversMy of California She taught Sunday school ai Iha Paaadana Temple to PaMdaiaa, Caiiionito for two yean and than WM a toacher and prtadpal o( Ihe Sunday school prsgram al Ihe Coo^cgatian B'nai B'rith In Santa Barbara Calilanito tor eight yean Marten la pmently a Sunday actoal leacher at Tampto Israel aad baa baaa a JOC Pre*^ chaol laacter lor two yaan She is wtthoul a douM a treto Ihe JCC of
i-enter stall have been in slrurted to check all mem benhtp cards Anyone not list (d on our membenhip raster will be asked to see the membenhip secretary during bust nesshoun
Guest Pass Policies [>urinK Ihe year, many Center memben have an occasion to bring guests to the Center The Oaatar is happy to service guesu within the llmiUiMns esUbllshed by Ihe athlelk and membership commillees Your cooperation Is necessary and greatly apprectoted m order to provide Ihu ser>k'e have baaa aatabliahad tar im Klfpclive March I adulU$3 hiRh school age aad under SI college attidenU12 (iuests must be arcompanied by a member when entering and using the facilities Memben will assume responsibiUly for their gueau li>>lown pieats are lal al towed to use the facilities on weakaads aad holidays or beforela m Memben wlwhave out-of-town guests for a lim lied time pertod, and wish Ihem to MM the Center, may dteck with the membership office to make arrangemaats
Omaha Gallery West Currently showing Omaha Gallery West
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Please Note Gym Closing On Sunday. Feb is. U>e Ciymnaalum wiu be uaad tor the JCC MMtwaat Raghn Taanaga Baakatball Toumamenl The Youth Council BmUOM La^ua, MSB's Sunday Marning VoUeybaU, MMgM and Olympic Baakctball Leagues and (;ynuiastics a asses wiil not be held that day
Volleyball League Results The Winter acssion of cord volleyt>all ramr to a ckise with two teams dominating iheir dl vistons The popular Tuesday night league draw ten teams In two divuMns in Ihe JCC gym The Prlaa TIaa Playnn took home trophies in the upper division lead by the strong play of the Alton Ruback*. Don Moores. Sandy Wards, and .Steve Saylan The liower division was lead by the Traadweed TMtejra who loat only one game when ane of Iheir star playen injured hu shoulder The team wu compoaed of UM- (>urge Krels'. Tom Samaulaons. Herb Johnsons. Dennis Ferraris, and ftnny Weber The next coed league begins Tuesday. Feb 30 Why not take your spouse out for an evening of fun. recreation and maytie a few drinks You ran sign up as a team or individu al by contacting Tom SItzman al the " J "
Free Throw Contest for 5lh, 6th. 7th & 8th Graders wUI be held Sunday. Feb 2S PT» ceeds will benefit the Children's Sports Prvgram. ContaatanU will receive 25 free throws tor M cents and trophiea wUI be awarded to the iwotopshoolen Fifth and sixth graden should come to the gym St i p m and seventh and eighth graden al I: IS p m Everyone la urged to sheol some buekeU lor hoi and a great cauae
Enter a Team in the Midwest Coed Volleyball Tournament The Jewish Community Centers Alhlelic Department Is sponsoring the flnt annual Mtdwaat Goad Adult VoUeybaU Touraaaiant an .Siilurday Nighl March Id and Sunday. March II, intheiiymrULsium Center memUTs are invited to form Ih own leanu and enter the lounumenl entry lee per team Is only t3S. with a ma mum nf J2 teams partlrlpalinn from all ov Ihe midwest A tesm Irtiphy and mdividu trophies will be swarded to the first and i ood place teams Registration forms may be picked up In' Ihe P E o«k» For further information call Al Bream
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It's Time to Sign Up for the Schweppervescence Racquetball Tournament
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Steve Skid, chairman of the Raci|uril commihee announces that plaas are under way for the annual JOC iahMpparvaaoaMe Maa'B Claa "A", "B" and "C Sh^aa Rac faMbafl TSMfMaanl. The toumamenls arc only open to bonified memlNn of the Center Playen planning to enter ahmdd pick upp an entry form In the P E office, basketroom Health aub Men's "C" tournament wUI be held urday evening March 10, Sunday. March and Monday evening March 12 Entry fee Is and regtstrstlon deadline is March 4 Men's "A " and 'B " tournament ui sched^ uled lor Saturday evening March 17, Sunday. March II and Monday, March II Entry fee Is M and reglatratton deadline Is March 12 CaU the P E office for further lion
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