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At prm WM, tkr Israrli Cabinet had approvp<l InvM ol ika Puce Tn •orfead out i>y PresiO' Cartar on Mi Matoiic trip to Eerpt aad laraal Aa laraaU Kaaaaat wai Id act In talavtifciii lntrrvt«wi, laraall Pflmc Minister Maaiiafhiiiii Bagtn laid he •aa hopafiM that the Knaaaa( vaidd tftn^rm the treaty, and that ha waa prepared te riMtji t( the tcnns were turned down
Top Team Leads Men's Campaign By Barhara Simoa radaratlna Aaaoclate uiBlMned Federation Cam palgn Men'> Division co-chair men. Joe Klntkenbaum and Harlaa Noddle' have an itouncadjhe appotntmcM of a "rirat-raw" teai|i of lef^en to head the men't dlvisloni of the ItTV fundrauing campaign SoUctUtioaa will begin the weak of March 19. accordtng to Mr Noddle In dollara ralawl. the Key noter and Pacaaettar divlalam lead the campatgi. he aatd
KeynottTk ccx-hairnwn artJames KartxY and Ii^Mct Frledland The fac-rwdtr li vlilon will t>r headed bv M.11 tin Lehr and Hamiw Soinlxi ^ According to Mr KartM>r the two dlviHUinv ;4i'( iHifilf-«1 for nearl> money ra 'We've done •• pi. InlttepaM. he s.] the leading men in iru- jf wisn comnuailty (or large donatlona Pill -•"•h ^....r »). nnrd to do.' ir top
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A Mr Lehraddi-fl goalK in lh> si«n will tx'' in Ihi- 40 «! t(i,il thi'\ ..1 .COUNCIL BLUFFS. LINCOLN. OMAHA Otnah*. Nab., Frt.. March 1«, 107t
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Vishniac's Photos Scheduled For Yom HaShoah Program fmuraia aaaamhiart by San (ytaadsco'i Judah Magnes m wtU tic on dlaplay April aa part M 0» •ail Pragraaa mc-
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ol tba Jawiah lArtaOaunell •pacial aihlbltlon hldi depirU pre-war Poland "a rare opportunity (or the lOmaha Community to be able \)o view an exhIMt ol Bjch dra tatd • ol ll'i Aft CommlUaa aeverl moatha Entitled "The Vanlihcd World" the exhibit la the work latcmatlanally known )aurlalMlc and portrait phologra Itier, Dr Roman Vlaiinlae Travaiing Ihrmighoiil aaHEurope wtth a hMdan Mr VWmlac doca world aod a ctiltiiR hat haa ilnea VMlihail Ula Ihotaa takaa la Iht IMMB ara Ire ttw laal ptctoral racoed of be HoialaWiig Jawtah comBUDMlaa a( Eaatam Europe Tba aartai or M photearapiia a( tha Jaws $t Baatam bava aaiabUabad Dr of tha out ptaola Joumallats of SMctan. director itlapartiaenl latMwteniArt. Iba VMwtae colI of ptaotograpbs to be an nportant historical docnt Said Mr Steichen. I^VIahniac exhiblta a rare ith of undcniaiidlltg and a n's wannlb and lava . people. Tba rasuiibig noog the iofaUmeand ' Born In Moacow In IHT, Dr d to Itoe 1 family hafore the BolkfUvotiiUan to Germany For the next 10 yean > lived In Berlin and became
at a baab of Vlahniac'B photoa are (ram left, Sam Priad. ikaaa; Htrbifd Jure and Judy Rnaanhlatt, c»«balnBaa of I CMtaral Arts Cataiefl: and Randl KaMBMB. cbatamaa of tba 's Art C^ommbtaa. The pbolaa wU ba «• dtaplay at tba XX, April M< bi ooMwctlon with tbe Yom HaShoah program a portrait and Journalistic photographer In (iermany He waa refuaed a Ph D In Art durbM Nazi rule
For the next four years from ItM to IMO be traveled through-out Eastern ECurope on a series of expeditions to
pttotograph the lives of Uir people thai Hitler swore to ex terminate I>r Viihniac managed to 'iermany, and after a stay In France he and m!> wife cama to ttw United Stalaa By IMS he began to achieve some success with his expert maots In photomlrography and In 1957 he was appointed a research associate st the Albert Einstein (Mlege of MedlciiK In 1961 he ttecame a proleaaor of bioiogy ediKation at Yeahlva UnlversHy in New York 'The Vanished Wortd " is a record of history-a history that the world can never for get as long as pictoral records Immortalize precious momenU It Is Dr VIshnlac's most Important achieve ments
Lincoln to Honor Gaba Herbert F Gaba will receive tha Uncoln Jcwlab Welfare Padaratlon's Award of Hanar for "hia bmg and marllorloua aarvlea lo tba FadaraUon," accortitag lo Yale Go(sdlner, FadaraUon praahleiil The preaenlatlon will take place at the annual meeting of the Unooin Jewish Welfare Federation on March a Mr Gaba was chairman of the Federation's Fund Ortvca in 1970. 1971 and 1971 He was aieetad praatdeni of (ha Feder atkm In 1971 and waa re-elect cdtolh.< fouraddi tional oii IS During Ibia panoa ne aiso aervod a larm aa praatdeni of tbe B'IMI B'rtth Sotithwest Regional OtuncU He has served as (Inanclal secretary of the Lincoln City l>Ddge No S77 of B'nal B'rtth for tha past 12 yean Mr GalM was president of Congregation B'nal Jeabunai from IV7I lo 1973 and for six
a Junior at Southeast High School Mr Gaba is a graduate of the University of Nebraska and has done advanced study at Harvard University and the MaaaachuaetU Instllute of Technology Dr Arieh L Plotkln. a noted Israeli scholar, will be the guest speaker at the annual meeting Cantor Gall Karp will present musical selec Uona prior to Dr Plotkin's talk A dinner will precede the annu.1l m<"rtin)! which will lake
yaare prior to thai lime he aervad aa treaaurer to the con gregatlon He was 1962 to the formi' ^eph of I Ihey have ivld. a sophuiiiMK- at iii<- • iiiversity of Nebraska at Lincoln, and Judith.
•ung tilv ing (HI (iiiriTi-ni i*'\«'is ,IIMI will
nuiiiK r.iiuiiiiioii ' uif m-iMiKit Center). 33rd and Holdrege StreeU Tickets for the dinner, which begiru at ( p m . are 17 SO per person Mre Gretl wald 4aS-SS«S. Is handling res ervations The election of Federation officers will also be field at the snnual meeting
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.. '*•• work hard ai ir," he said. nmr entire Jew i!>ticomniiuiity " The Keynoter Division is made up of 76 men who centric — ••^- "^ ••• •'-~"' t-ach Ui ITje Pit! udes 98 donors wlw contnlMite an nually between SISOO and 94999 The division leaders said that tftelr workers will set up appoinlments to talk with each contrtbuter individually to dlacuss their 1979 contrlbu uon "I'm sure I speak both for myself and the others." said Mr Lehr 'When I say that f feel strongly about my work aa a fundraiser lo help us sur vIve as a Jewish community It's something I have lo do " Mr Farfoer added. 'We all have this sense of resporwibill ty I krtow we must take care of our own people Nobody else will help us We have a won derful family in (.Imaha We provide for ourselves well, with high quality services We
Ramon Somt>erg send part of what we raise | Israel, to help other Jews su Vive and live well And all that takes money Period "
Chassidic Music
Sunday at JCC "Sing to us a joyful noise" says the Bible and now It will happen Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Jewish Community Onter. .133 South 132nd Street This year's Jewish Music Month program, sponsored by the Jewish Cultural Arts Council, win celebrate its rich cultural heritage with a one nighl only appearance from Velvel Pasternak who will lecture and demonstrate Chasaldic Mualc A sample of this type of music has been prepared by the combined childrens chorus of each synagogue under the futalage of Canton Karp. Najman and Fettman Pasternak's name has becoriM! synonymous with Chas (Idle music To date he has served as choral arranger conductor (or 13 o( the most popular Chassidic record albums He has spread his love for this music lo literally thou
sands of young people and adulU The program is free and open to the entire community
Our Gang Will M—t "Our Gang", the new or ganizatlon for singles, will " meet tonight al » 30 o'clock In the residence of Faye Garber. 6537 Lafayelli Street, for an Oneg Shab-' bat Bennet Greenspan will speak on his recent trip to China
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Portrait of a Child How your dollars to the Omaha Federation Campaign give Jewish life to Deborah
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Meet Deborah Suzanne Kahn. Age 1. Bom January 11, 1978, Omaha, Ne.
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Adopted by Leah and Joel Kahn, one week later. They waited for Deborah a long time. JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE, a Feder ation agency, took care of arrangements for the adoption.
Your dollars helped bring Deborah, Leah and Joel together to be a Jewish family. Without Jewish Family Service, almost no adoptions would take place in Jewish families. Your donation to the Campaign is not only for charity
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Polafeoff is a Jewish newspaperman name riwuld be a funiitar one to all r«adeni JewtaliPrcw. Polakoff Is now fUlng a aeries of stortes he
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white traveling to Cairo and Israel wltk CariM-. Mr. Polakoff alao has OB OMy occastaos put the United States SUte Department on the right course after some over-xealous members of that Depart* ment have made damagtiig (Incorrect) statements •bout Israel. No better candidate could have twen selected to accompany the President than Mr. Potakoff, and his employer, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, is to We also would like to point out that a portion of Mr. Polakofrs expenses were paid for by this newspaper through the dues we pay to the American Press Asaociatkm. bold stroke of statesmanship and good ense. Milton PIrestone, editor of the City Jewish Chronicle an Association vice t for edltorlaJ affairs, initiated the action make a contribution to JTA for the expense of the trip In effect, you — Mr. and Mrs. average Jewish person — had a man in Cairo
Survivors/Uberatos If you are a survivor of the Nazi concentration camps, or a memtwr of the armed forces wtw liberated the camps, make certain that your name is known to Sam Fried or Michael Rictunond so that an invitation to the April 7 dinner can be extended to you.
HAIFA Evwy TtMday liraal Irtfvt«tow priwnti MlgMT, 9atmmK" II I iporU prograai wUHlid "Pi M( Mriy wttk VmtiL ipwta, but intMT—cw la all pvta ol tkt wortd The iporU ira^MCM Iht varlM* dim cUp>. Ml* in «ttii Malb. and
ly bMpa Iht ptavw* gotac. la ^ w Hn ffwS ol iBMt piMar TV tlona BiMBdtttrMMniaa wttfe Napal, an enUc HIadu lUagtaB of M.tlS.«S I ealad M^ up la the paahs of Ite HlmaUya Moualalna adtacant lo Tlbal la *»mmn Alia Tltart »aa a (Moadiy rataUoaatMp betwaon the two oountJlw. and dw la-aal Pomvi offlot aMi la ite CT»>taleMye<Ka<hniMidiiaftain»l—allrnilaalw. AsMi^ SMm »aa a imi^ YMIMWi. ef Ite HaylB Ciafrily, WBHH tHBCCMB WaS 10 MOI flUSr QM PHI^BaW PBQHWSMBU OV Ite latatoa aad wparviae Ite kaatevi of Ite toad HIa dHtea biDMgil hha la teach with Ite local raaliiwiH. aadtecaawlo Ute Ite pogpla, alraaaa aad dUtowM Ihoa^ Ihrtr ways ware tram Ua Ha aal only Uhad OMB. hal te waa attracted by tte duma e< a dart-ayoJ boaaty wt» was la IWB f aaclnalad by Ite lia^i lalHlaill) aail tpSal laliaalt) atthi lartall Ywnialli Tte uatitely aialdi waa wawiniatail Tte Nipalaaa girl waa caavarlad lo JMdatea aad Ite t«o van duly aMiTlad alrtctIj aiiiadhnlattiirttiialnflliiiiianillirari TrnntlnlrrTMitii al retuni lo laraei Itoy made Ibeir hone la Etial. wtarc die bead o( dM (aoUly look up a paattloa aa kaahnil auinrvlaor la a local
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I a popular (laara la adawi aalertatoI her molhor'a beauty, ai^ pnaeaaarrt a I Ite tloM came tor bar lo ga Mo OM nriUlary BriHiary aalie one af tt» batter kwwB mSMtfT traups, rahaSat Hiaahal. One of her coUaaipii^ < waa Anal Topoi Oae day larael lalevtalon COOM la lo mate a apodal I ciainiffl^l which Aaal waa atarred with bar fanaoui father. Haylm' •yim Top^l Tte whole trot^o bached 14) Uie itan, bui tte pmcram 1 amdirecm aad tte camaranen wore aol btlad lo Ite uououal charm of the" alaaaad^yod sirl. Whenever Ite caaaera waa not aduaUy reI to focua oa Ite atwa. H rataraed agate and agate to Ite I oval race, (rained te iquar»-CHt hair, of tte BUal Mut Tte aext worateg talaal acouto wont altar her. and were nol flaappotetail. 8to wae aftared a ategteg alcte with a (amaui naaM trto. but whan TV auggaalod ate tate over tte unueual role ta'tte aparta dapartmant. ate acoaptod Rahall Hayim. age II. te larael'a (Int womaa (porU aoaeaneor Truth to lell ate baa never been a qMrtawomaa, and haaa't ovoa bean awMh of a aecear Ian. But Ite Itemandi o( laa to growlag waaliwa aaw tun to "Paalar. M^ta. , are wUUng to ovortoofc that aunor Catthv. Her ailur k« aaUle. Uie oecp»itlah lift of Ite eyobiuwa aa *e ^)eaka. and bar occaatenal arcb lemlnlne cmiiiitente. delIgM Ite Mevlilon
An Omahan in Jerusalem
After teat week'a bo( ^Mil-one day tte temperature reached 74 dagreaa. Ite weather haa been mart modarate. low 40'a at al^ aad hl#i Wt duitag Ite day. Tte majar aewa la ilawid aa apartnwnt to raat Steoe real ealato la al a prambM* tere. (lading a place to live la a eauae calohre Aonually more paepte novc to JefUBOlem than any ether city te lirad 1 Deefitma la Houains ti difflcull to find anywhtrp in Jrnlaalen. but peril cularly In a part o( town call«d R^via The Prtatdeiil and Prime Mbtlatrr live Utere and H It wIlMnValktag dtelance to downtown Many ot Jcrusoleni'i more fanMUi lourtat iMea are ! by foot I waa aMe to (tod tei apartateal te IWa
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Tte bultdhig I am Ihrtag te baa al0M uaHa, all owned by ttw •aato peraea. Hw owner told me rite baa^ ite buOdlag over B yoara^a when roalaatate bora waa aWatdabie. On laday'amartet. ate laya. It would te ImpoaalMe far her even to thtak o< buy tag one uaM te thla buUdtiig. Tte aaklng price lor her properly today la al leaat 10 tlmaa more Uun what dw paid lor It. rite eoU main Alttau^ aellteg Uw bulldlag or Individual apartmeoU would te very profHable for bar. riw te not interaoled Ste haa tear rhgdran aad enth tt them wlli receive aa apartment whan diey gM BMiTtad. Tte other tour apaitmanto ate will continue to rcattolouhato. • I'hmliig an aparlmant hare la nearly Impooalble. la a little bit emier After you ftad one a price la upoo A naUooai law raqulrea rant eoatral, nuditag tte prlee you agree on (teal aa long m you live te tte aame apailatert Thte maani Uut a peraan wte rented an apartateal » yoar* aga tor as poaada a atealh whoa ite atrbanga rate beto one la a mamb tor that aaaw apartateal ratelaaewlSteoae. Altar affaaiag on a rant, aa addWawal payatenl la raqulrad to ite laadtatd. nto te called "vaad bateyll" and todudm I haat. IMa figure can vary '0<lanawliteahMlldlng.aiidnBaytelniofyoureaa<ract. I ateaid mantlaa that my laadtard lyaabi vary IWte Eatfteh. Moat af aw aasMtaMaas woro oandaelad te Hobra* aad Ite eaabvct waa drowa ap hi Hoteew. I era payteg my real ateaey ta doHara, ateal tewlato da Ite tame An laraall friaad of mine wte worta ta a bank talk am *a too paya bar raat te dallara In (act. *e layt. moat paopte really apartateata today are required to pay te doUara laraeU pouada are dteoourafad. PrtcM. of courae. diftor tor aportmente. On today'I marltet a te Rahavte wWb a Irtlrhaa. bagteaom 00m fante tor baCwaaa SMS ated flH a , gaa, atectittMy. water and "vaad habaylt" are aB aatra. Te buy Ifeal aaate apaitatenl today woidd (teaMandofi laiteta. , HI laraoU may aall Ma two bodtor I1S»,MI and go to Ite UaMad i. WhHe dtera te aaay buy an apartateat, pardMoa aa antolevoaaat 19 a aaaal hatlnaaa. Oa Ite othor bond, my (ricnd aaya. an Aaterlcaa wte eeoiea hat* aflar aoUlag bte home tar SiM.tSS wUl hove dUHculty 1
thai (ar A houae It out of tte <|uenUon. and an apartment < uae 14) moat of bit money A car wUI l>e expeiulvc A VoUue gaa Baotte aoUa for Ill.tM and gaa coau almoat two doUan a* falloa. Aa tar atarting a buatnam here, well Aa you can no doubt tell, hauoteg te a real problem A bill he lore tte laraall ParHaateM aaate a raatrlctton 00 land purduaat te Jaraaalem to laraatl dtliona only Tte aponaor of tte MU feeli loo many people from abroad bi^ opartmenU and then rmt them lor prtcea that only a lorelgn tourltt ran iKord Ymmtg married couplea aapeflally lrr\ the pinch Vealnttey about 3n young couplea pralaated in Tel Aviv about tte tertout lack of teualag They claim there are M.tao couplea lite Uwm aelvca In larael who do not teve houaing becauae of high prtcea Evan If a young ooupte doea (ted an opartaMnl. however, furatofeing It ranudaa a mator probtam a Mack and white televlaioa aat coate HSt. and that te tar a tmall one only 11 lachea te dten ter But roorp on (umlturr and food prtcea te my next letter
Letter to the Editor Ton Oae la ite tenalteat nnmtar. But. Hey! What'i happening? Tte gig that hm happened Ihto mandi ta Omaha, te a nrat. at Uw haoM of David Stoaburg That waa whan one ventured forward Mid muMplted teto S«6 Thit fl^«« boetcally Jewlih atngte perMoa aiMiiK to "Our Gang " It wai a night dealgnad tor one or M You wore (rw to Juat mill around and grt acnaahdad or Interad wth oltera te a (rtaadly dlmalc. Thora ware aa alpitea, aa praaaraa, aa wraat. Hal aw and aatoy gaad oampaay te a aa dal sattttei ihat te dM ttaaate. Tte tormat of "Oir Oaag" te far aavaral atere eveato. Some of tte tature plana tadnda bodi alatfaa wtth (amlltea and without lamlltea. Taiapte laraal te raaponalWe tar two luch gathertagt Tte raat an up ta you. dte da^ii Yon aU#N (hid a bond m i round tabto ilte iteaJaii oa prabtem ndvhig. ar llraalde chau, or Oteaaae. or a ihaalar party, or ball gaatea. Anyhow, you acorc p. H ataadd te a grade te a poaKlvo diractton. Thte It an e all tte way to atee*. L'C Tot I Botk* to your recant teaum. dial Vdvd Paatcmafc. tte noted andeortty oa lladdic maate. wlU te preaantli^ a program at Ite JOC aast Swiday ovoalag. Mr Paatemafc te paehapa aotaly roapoaalbta tor Uw tetoma Uonal revival of Haaldte aaiata durtag dte pool two dacadn A plaaaar te 1 m urSlap ta dda Idtete (te hte paraanaUy or rai«ad. diraetad aad piadaead a««r aUfty atouatei. Vdvel haa ateo aulhofad aad adHad eauattam baote and artldaa on Uw aub^
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The Written Word riMrr'i aoine load aawt aad MM* bad mna MgartHng MtucaUon M •vIdHiead by acUvtUn In OmalM UM MMk Even UM bad iwwt baa aema goad ovntonaa, but we'll gc4 lo Uiat later In UMMory Pint dw anid aawt Par UM drat tliita in tba a-yaar-bMory a( the MUHMMin Vailry HMary OgalarMKC. a laialeii on nodtm Jcwiib bMory wa« Included la Iha propara Airaofad by Ibe Dapartmeni of History and the CoUecr o(
RaprMad Prsn OH Balb iarasi I .ii..r.riu/i :i ..,.n,-ari r(koently. I aiTlved about
bertollbeanDadtoreMwbai liberated the camps " And now lor the bad newn ThiT«- )i»»mi. in t^ n HIUKI rt#Hi ni dlffk-ulty In rduratlnn vafi> ing existenrc ol our >'»-< (rouodiodhe JewlihC'()mn>uiii(> LvnUtr The ai^ baa been drfjtcrd and destroyed during the pa«t w eral waaka, and each (imr II haa been reatorcd and r> Thaaa vaadali who would be the Mrat to plead i' Cf aedem wtian Ihey are apprehended refuae U> even i>ji<iv> d MIE> pte atgn lo itand free AadlatufMnaaatblsvarKl<'i »'"'>> read on A viaMar (e Omaka hsv if^-lion w<th the Jrwitfi conmuBtty here paia»i< by ' >i>!ierved the damage and look action Out of the Mue. Prancis Miller preaented • rhrrk (n l/wts B SahNBon. executive director of th> Omaha, aaking thai it be accepted ai a < of thetign Education marches on
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ni lied time I wasn't at 8Uri)ris»'ii lo iiiKi iiidi must of the s*'' ' ' " ' cert hall were already occupied W everytxxly was well M;IUI'0 III jnd eager for what was to follow. The same is true about a play, a basketball game or a twxing match When It is time for the event to begin, most of the members of the audience are present and accounted for Contrast this to a typici synagogue on a Shabbat when a Bar M iluled The invitations that were sent out clearly stated the time of the service At Beth Israel, the Sabbath morning service begins at 8:45. But few pay atten !ntion to this Invited guests arrive throughout ti morning Many come long after the service h begun Some come Just in time to hear the B Mitzvah celebrant chant his Haftorah There ai even .some who arrive after the entire .service concluded, but in time for the Kiddush and luncheon. It is hard to know what to make of all this Cleai ly. there is no interest on the part of many of the III In vited guests In the Shabbat service itself In the minds, apparently, the service is totally irreJevai lo the Bar Mitzvah celebration This is the only e: planation I can offer for the lateness of many of tl ^iH'sis It Is ;i sad story irni' ' reflects our un mI'xprrssi'd .ittilude toward ifvices ,Mav I point out that a Hiii Mit/vah invitation an invitation to the Shabbat morning service. As the case of the concert, or play or basketball gami the entire congregation should be present when ti service begins and should be following the servi in the prayer book This shows reverence to thi h^ synagogue and respect lo the Bar Mitzvah family It is interesting that non Jewish guests invana ly arrive on time They take the invitation serio ly. They don't know any "Chochmas" They must wonder why so many Jewish guests arrive so late Let's give this matter some thought If y agree with the contents of this message, then I wil look forward to seeing you on time at the next Bar Mitzvah Rabbi Isaac Nadoff
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Jew* during the Hotocauat and (he (eadiers (oo polntreactlona and (aaltnp about the program Mlllard High School. Mr Richmond expUined. is the first Khool In Nebraaka and Iowa, and one of the first in the country lo initiate such a study pro)ect Both of thaae educatkmal activities will be Included in our up^ coming Pasaowr Issue, theme of which involves Jews In education Another Item of education Involved a preaa conference at which Ell Zalkin and Sam Pried. c»chalrmen of the April 7 din aer to honor the lli>eralan of the Iniamoua German concentration camps, appealed to the media for help The co-ctMlrmen arc looking for liberators lo come forth, 'identily themselves so that Invllallons lo the dinner can be extaadedtothem tMr Pncd. who alao Is chairman of the Society of Survivors. Id his group la looking tao for additional survivors in this area "This dinner will be a moal unuaual event, the first lime that > know of when actual aurvtvan poMlcly thank those mem-
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To We would like lo take this opportunity to thank all of you who volunteered your lime for the \m Women's Division Voung Leaders Campaign The task of Involving young women in the securing of Jewish continuity la In our hands Wllli your invoivemenl. we have taken the Voung Leaders' Division a step further in our commu nity by setting an example lor future participation We hope this was as much an educational experience lor you as It waa h>r ua Many new faces aaalsted ua in reaching our group of 37S young women AI this polnl we are tISB ahead of last year and sllll dim Ming Your cooperation and enlhusiasm has made our lob a truly rewarding experience Many thanks for "Being A Part Of It" Together we are a force Jana Kuiakofaky aad Randy Katleman C^ChalmxB. Ittt Voung Leaden DtvUtai
. Statements by Klnstein Bui dm ,110 Agency briel dispatches human iialurc inlrrt^l cunveyiiiK his ]okes. his moods, his Ini esl in certain tmoks which he took with him on the Inp The bi radtograms were all featured as 'tmx items " in the generi press during the days when the ship was on the high seas name of the ship was never indirated in my dispatches A number of books In his cabin were on Zionism He was not a religious Jew he railed himself a • spin..;;. i..u." but Dr Chaim Welzmann, whom he admired. > r. to Zionism He even made a Inp with Weizmann u> < >tales in 1921 - his first trip to the United Stales - tu help him raise funds for the founding of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem He spoke to me on the ship very often of his admiration of Weizmann I could not help thinking that part of this admiration was (or Welzmann the scientist Here was an affinity between two great Jewish scientists Welzmann was a distinguished pro lessor ol chemistry In England who made great discoveries for which the British government wanted to bestow knighthood upon him. but he modestly said that he would prefer that the British recognition find expression in a way to help Jewish ' forts In Palestine I visited th»' I 'H after P Kinslein s hisl' ^u»i 2, I a month belorf inr (ujii)rfim (M wni m V*,11 II iiiforminghi that Hitler was on the verge of discovering the secret o( produt ing the atomic bomb and stressinii ihiii ihis imniii .i( d.-Kinn imn could be transported by ship to c« try President Roosevelt saw thr < beat Hiiler lo the construction of ttH' bomb Kint>leiii s brrall taking close call thus prevented Miller from rearhInK his aim being the only pos8e>enllre world Incluii would have brought ni... ,....,.,.n,,.. ,.i^ m. ,.i,. ,„ i.,..u. ... many Tomorrow ttie World "
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Borukh Atah Adonoy Eloheinu Malakh Hootom Ashpr Kideshonu Betnitivotov Vetzivonu letndik Ner Shel Shabbot (Blessed orl Thou, 0 Lord, Our God, King of the Universe, Who sanctifies us by. His Commondments ond hos commonded os to kindle the Sobboth lights )
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Meet Anna GTOM. 86, a raffugae from the Nazi Hotocauat. She fve* in laraal. Your ddare taught her Hebrew, helped her get aetltod in her new country, and >wii|>orl buM her apatUneiil houae.
IBfUiaua SISTENON STTSMP Sawiplb now on dtoplay at Tompl* Israol. TOOES COM. Slop in today to ordor rtite lowoly Sor or lot NUtzwoh rMMmbraniw.
Partof yow doNarsgo to her for cash a»•iatarKe, for food, ahalter and dolhingYou help take care of your owm. You are partners in the historic procaaa of raacue and redemption of your brottiers and sisters, ttw world over.
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Batb D-DotUe B^ IvMi-PlqrIUi ttwn. Taapl* IVMI—Baibara TmtThey are: Grade l-Arl Kiekaa-Betk D: Grade 1Carol llar«all*-B«<li El: Grade »-R«Ma MitakattBatk D: Grade « Lat#i Grade »-J^ Bath larari aad Krfc barg >att B: Grade tDaaaWagraa-BatkB: Grade T-Ttba OelMa Heft lararf: Grade »-IBMMk P^erBattD. nuMeatag Urn priaaalatlMi of^rtMa by Jack D«Mck, U-
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David BUU, Aaqr Oaken. Marty Coken. Rakya Epalaki. Jaka Bipa. Joey PaMaaa. Mark Gartar. DaaM ObHbarg. Stovaa Glvaor. Jay GardBMa, Jidia Hackai. UM llrtainiaa. Rakki Hobanaaa. Maaraaa Kaaki, Karl KalAaa. Jeff Kavtck. Lawleuce Klrabenbauni. Jokaima Koiowtfcy, Karen Kully.
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Who cares? You don't know Reba...or Yacov...or Yacl...or Nissim...or Sara. Yet they and many others like them look to you: the elderly, the troubled, the disadvantaged here and overseas.. .thousands of new immigrants from crisis areas.. .300.000 still trying to get into the mainstream of creative life in Israel. All those numbers. All those faceless people. Does it really matter if the people of Israel are unable to absorb new immigrants from distressed areas? Won't they manage somehow? Does it matter what happens to youngsters cut off from society because there's not enough money to guide them and help them? Won't they grow up anyway? And what does your gift matter to the aged and the young in remnant Jewish communities scattered through Eastern Europe. Asia and Africa? Won't time tell their story? You i^now it matters. It matters in their lives... and inside you. Your sense of who you are depends on your being part of the Jewish lifeline reaching around the corner and around the world to the Rebas, the Yacovs. the Yaels. the Nissims. the Saras. Make your pledge today to the 1979 campaign. Renew yourself as you renew Jewish life everywhere.
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The Jeurish Future ga'i lumrm ur dun I waal lo li a ipactal brand, a aaw varlaly, primartly. tt h lor itvli tail, Mtote ta moraltty.
N^ MnDtla WaprcvtouB •Tlw IwinlriictlMr a<cliarac<arawfeoln their own wayteanbibulMl to •M fabiea tato tke obUvtan Ha potaiaoul thai Ilia 0wttaa MMI Itia riictla. lo In dM falklara of Judataoa. wcra in (ad aM a( lltt lowII poMa of our ooUactive Matory. a Ume o( Inlattactual itulUfl
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ki which I was bom I look al the panorama of hundreda o( foldan demea of clwtJiaa everywhere II la tome saM'a Mrthday, and the dwrdi baila bcfln to rtn( maladkNia and penlttenl calllnd Ihetr paoiile lo prayer I lUlen to II with a dreadM taaltag of tear and Inaecurt•y A man paaaaa by and raiaea Ma hat and craaaea bimaelf piouily. thenhurrtaaonaboMlhiabaBlneai hchaanolhina lo frar he beiongi to the faith of the goidni domea and the ringing t>rlli And I wonder bo» UMIIH KIM h t.-iunriii ,Mtmit mean wallleaomc, almoai rue li iwhollatcnii'
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cattan and grtndlna poverty Oaiy thoae wto aacapad wlMn the apyortantty caaM saved Judaism A laanied, lood Mend of •Uaa, a rabbi. poMad out (hat the eb)«<-iinn^ 1,1 mo many oldUaarabblatoUiepramlaaaaffraadaajii in Amtnra daomad untold thousands who did not j< .i(r immigra UoM of Carman and later Russian Jews who canir tare, leaping from the Middle Aaea to madani tlmaa to modem tlmaa In the lew waaka it took to make the Journey TradMian has lU place in Judalam, but It was predaaly the lack of tradition and tiie lack of rabbia which permitted Amerl ra't earliest Jews to creato a form of the faith which we accept today as the norm Wrhal Dimont potato out time and again wa« UMI wtMlovcr dsdaloiia Jews made to toms of chants, they dune to their Identltlea as Jews! A paddtor to the wUds of North Dakota, dealing with Indiana and aatttors, remained of his own cholee, aJew Another coocaiit gsU re-arranged a bit. too. and tliat li the creation of larad. Otinanl shows that, while the groundwork waa laid by Europaaa and Ruaalan Jews responding to s racism that would aHtle aoiy lor death to aU Jews, it was the strong. American Jewish community that made the dream a reality with lU financial and political muKrIe If you read no other book this year, read Max Uimonl't "The Jews In America " And. If you want to continue to pursue the Ideas circulaling aroiaid what our oontrthutlons and lifestyles represent, then I siso recommend "Judaism and Ute American Idea" by Milton R Konvlta. a brilliant examination of how Ideaa whoae roots are In Judaism influenced fundamental American concepts of De mocracy and tlie rule of law, among others Arthur Hertilierg has two titles. Ratibl and Proteaaor. and has served as prealdeni of the American Jewish Congress
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RahW Schwartzman our deciaion-maklng'' How far ou0it It go'' Mow do we toach the fundamental principles of our respective rHIgtons and how do theae toachlnga effectively Influence belief of faith' Ratibi Schwartiman also will speak March a at 1 p m In the UNO College of Busi ness Administration. Audltori urn C. on "Reform Judaism lu RooU. Ideas and Future " This address Is open to the public
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UEKITflCHOLAR Joal Rubta hat advanced to the rmato In the NatfkMai Merit idMtanMp ooiBpatltlon. Mil lard High iciiool haa an nounced He li the ion of Her man and Natallr Kubin Mr Rubin la aatlattnl em-utlvr director of the Jewlih V^tm munlty Center AZAI Feb n A/A I I&II>) n^tJewish held a ^ Dance Farty •! tlw J( ( ll wai held In conjunc-tion with (he MIdwcat Blueatar Baahrl ball Tournament March 17th. the Motber Chapter M plan ning and holding a date parly AZA I, AZA 100 and Rdlar recently iponaared a ikating party and everyone attending had a lot of fun The Annual AZA I Alumni Baikrtball game will be March 17, at the JCC The Alumni will be playing the chapter memtwrs (Umi luck' Several AZA I chapter memiiera were fortunate lo meet the Grand Aleph Gadol of B'nal B'rllh while he wai In Omaha II was a greal expert ence for everyone KADIMAH By Wendy Werner Kadlmah. In Hebrf>w means moving forward" and we are I >ay wr' brciuse Kadlmah U a youUi group But we are not juat a youlb group, we are a groiv of people t>etween the ages of 1], (starting in your first year after ynur Har or Bat Mltzvahi until you graduate High School The thing that really makes us different from all the other groups here In Omaha Is that wr are a rellglausly oriented group We have a well balanced m ! and social e\ . ear we have •j.».i> •i/.i' wi iiungs.
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EAGLE SCOLTT Howard K Mamis wm of Mr and Mrs V will tiecomr an I Friday evening, .Marrn ifi im mediately following services Howard, a "•—^^^' ••' T,.,.,,. S07. will IM ther. also H' Troop 45. Klushmg. 1.1 N V Rabbi Barry L WrIn itein. also an EagIe Scout, will give the Eagle Charge Howard will be hon ored at a rer e p ( I o n filven by his parents after (he Court of Honor
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The iiecond Annuai ^orts Kqulpment and Active Sports,^„i.r «iK..,i u/iii inke place
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A bike for everybody . . . A bike for every occasion Size from 12" to the exercise bike ...
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tcmiu. !>wim ming. a I ng, golf. skii' ~..iiiing. gym nas camping and bii> ^ Ixiwback pain, physical fitness and athlellc injunea" will be discuaaed by Bob King, physical (herapisl. a( 2 p m John Mci'abe. formerly (he
number one rankad player In Nebraaka, pUna i partlfir'^x- =""1 an demir \ (,, lun at ^ p m along 4 : five mile counel 1u»n Rlbboni wlF awarded to ail finishers A question and answer tiooth will be provided as a lource of uifurmation on training, dk technique Chuck Arnold, JCC athle director, said door prizes be given through the show i everyone may register
For appointment call 493^)200
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Rocquet Stringing Available
IHN lOIPUia Old MM Shopping Canlar
Five indoor courts with indirect lighting Five outdoor courts lit for night play All ten with the latest syn thetic surfaces. Private Lessons ar>d Clinics with Outstanding Tenrtis Pro Organized Leagues, Tournanr>ent8 and Parties Swimming Pool — Cocktail Lounge - Food Service
Be a part of the excitement and good times at the Omaha Racquet Club! 7615 0 Street Call 393-6585 for more information
Omaha Organizations Miss Kushner to Perform Piano Recital at JCC rteMal m a, §1 tkt
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have Haeky Mdst MiMic SdM«i mdv Ba«i MU lar Harrad and tke ifiMic PaaHval wttli, Daarta In Colorado Sbt per UM
nanmer at the Ravinla MuUc PaaUval In (liicaao Her maitcr daat performaaoea have tncluded ««rka for John Browninf, Paul Scbcniey, Claude Frank. Grant Jobaaneaen. Michel BfcKh and Jaaona Marie^ Darre Mtaa Kintear haa a i of aoto aod chamber miatc redtala to her credll She a|>^ paarad wtch the Young Artlai program at Jaalyn ai age IS. waa aHaraata wtanar a( Uia Nartkakara Mualc Sadaty OaaapatWaa la CWcagt laai laO aad waa the MamliW Muitcale Competttion In Omaha thiayear
Oaka. study with Marte-Darrr m rraaea IMa nnnnMr aad eampattUoa In Ma Tbraa Rlvnra PIMO Com poUtioa In Pltt*urgh, Ihe Koactaaho Poundatloa CompeUllon la nartda and Ihe Inter aatlanal Cbaphi CompaHlon In Waraaw The program tar thia racUal aill iBcliMto warka by Bach, Maaait. Ravel and Chopin and la free and open i« the pidrfic
Exhibit Off The one-man iculpture exhlblt by KMMM City arllat Harry Green, achaduled to open al the JOC on Sunday haa
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Sunday, March 18,1979 National JawrWi Musk Month Program Opening of Sculpture Exhtbit by Kansas City Artist Harry Green cancelled. 7:30 p.m. —INustrated Lecture on Hassidic Music by Velvet Pasternak 8:30 p.m. - Informal Sing-A Long with Velvet Pasternak An invovftiH fvoflpoon wW
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Suffering From Backache? WaU over fU raUlkm paople a day do ael ••( wit ol bad bscauw a( aome lann ol meatrinc backadw Thar* art ilmiite baak aia^ Oiat may be takati for thr care, preveoUon and rthabUttaUoa of Ibc back What are the cauaeaotbadiThf'' How can you accMMt lor back |Mio'> What can yoa do (o art pmnyt raUal wiiii rtin|i>i nMiivea^ How can yw pinimt MM* pnMaoM'* Mudi a( the auMarliif la nwdiiai aad can be allevl On Sunday. March U. at J p m Bob Ktnc Racfertarad Ptiyskal Tberaplat wUl conduct a ipaeial talk on "Lowback Pain. Ptayaical Fit ne*« and AUilstlc Injuries" in ca()anctkMi with (he Jewish Cotnrounity Ccntar't aoual Sports Equtp—ant and Apparel Show Every ooelswateoawloattaadlraaolcharfe Call Chuck Arnold far telhcr tafonnatiea
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Mon^-ISiM te ai3«-"»e«HitHwl loeks" Twea^-lltM te bM-"On The Oo" We4iMSdky-1l!M to l>3«-"Mo«in9 en4 Thun^—tiM te lltM—"Metrlnt mni Oroo«tuff"
M*mi-^tm te rm-'\omit ef Mwk" * Twenty hours of fun ortd learning for $24.
'Magic Show' Next On Popcorn Playhouse
* Classes begin the week of Morch 26 * Supervised lunch available AAondoy through Fridoy from 11:30 to 12:30. Bring o sock lurKh, drinks provided. Fee it 75'. A supervisor will toke children to the enrichment dost.
On Sunday. March S. at I 30 p ro , iiie CMMroaa Papcorn Playhanae will prtaaw "The Made Shaw." HarTtag Denny Roarka. In tbt JOC Theatre The young world of
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ADULT WANTED Pereienonf
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tndlvldyal can phrtlclpale la thia | or riie mual lake a ttreat laal Throutbl •utta o< a itraM laat, on* caa i aoMUBt tt work or •urclac an IndtvMual ca tafaly baadte wMhoiil dtacomtort After i year bi Ibki program, a aecond itraai test Is By ataUattcally compartng the iMt to tke aaeoad teat, 11 wa* riwwn I dee conalderalriy Improved the amount of work or esardae the heart could handle safely Every partldpaat In Ihla cardtovaacular pragran ceuM baadte a BMich mec« itrenuoua work kiad than lliey could baton they What does Ihla mcaar It who take sdvantace ol this program enjoy many more actlvttlas safely and lortably Swimming. Jogging, tennis many other sports arc available to with heart diaeaae U tbey work at H In lor a person with a dtanaaad bean to baneflta of the Cpnter'a esardae pragam. dw tadhrtdiial aual have approval from hki or her family doctor HopefttUy. the r«aritt af iMa adaaUfle a>periroani wtu eaeaaraci suay iiaahalliiiin who have heart disease that any exercise program, but particularly the Sweat Hog program. If very benefldal to their heart as well as to their ability l» enjoy the many actlvMaa that life has to offer
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SPEED READING COURSEIH
TIMUU 7:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M.—WEDNESDAY EVENINGS—BEGINS APRIL 25 (April 25, May 2. 9, 16, 23,30. June 6) PlACIt THE JEVyiSH COAAMUNITY CENTER COST or COUMIt $90.00 FOR JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER MEM BERS: $135.00 FOR NON MEMBERS Df SCKIPTION or THI COURSI Thit unique tovon woeh course it designed to snoble students to. • 0OUW.E THEIR EFFEOIVE READING RATE ON AVERAGE READING MATE KIAl « OCVElOr A SATISfYINC PHtSONAl PROGRAM Of SHORT-mtM AND LONG TERM READING • IMPROVE CONCENTRATION AND COMPREHENSION ON All READING • OEVIlOf CFfKTIVI STRATEGIES FOR SKIMMING AND ANALYZIfO NON FICTION MATERIAL
INSTtUCTO* PROFESSOR MICHAEL S. KATZ (B A Ph.D.—Stonford University)
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rO« MO*l INFOMMATIOM. CAU Dt. KATZi 493-MM RfOMTIAnON FOMA-tmO RiAOINO COURSiUI aASSSIUUMITIDIII ENROUNOWTOKIIRVIAPUa Interested portlos ore ur^ed to register os toon as potttblo t>y filling out tht> form, enclosing o ct>ock mode poywle to the Jewish Community Cof>tor. and returning tho chock end tlte lorm to Hermon Rubin at ttie Jewish Community Cen ter. Eocft onrollirig Kudent will be expected to bring a booh of hit own choosing { to tho first dost.
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