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loJael and Egypt Agree, On Peace Treaty Term9 TEL AVIV, (JTA > - A detogatkm of Iwadl offlctaU headed by DatoMC MlnMar Eaar Weliman. left lor Uw U S to prrparr ttmerk let ftcnlag an ivadt-Egypllan prscr ln-<«l> •ltd • bilittral aitr«rin«nl l»t*«vn Israel and thr I' S for rp bte<! I ''en. ••This lime It's finTi .. «• ifpuly whirti he Mid could be

President Carter applauds as Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat embrace in the White House wi Sept. 17, fol lowing the signing of two agreements providing for the negotiations of a full Middle East peace treaty within three months. The Peace Treaty is expected to be signed Monday

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Vhat »r arr IHM nd II IK poMiliir Uut Hrilhin let) ayi weihall kiK' •'emenl We shall havi i in way» we are IM mdrr lltloroo(peii< \rab« There will l" . for lfortheAr«f« ii is important .ited [hope that on UiU visit I ahiii iH tu I Uw transition Into the peart- r, .• nyinR Weuman are Meir R<> ir tn Wlt> IIWUMlOOl all o! u u( the PI Miniitry. whn v natlrra with the cana Weizman ^ - Joseph Mayanl. lAhraham Tainir. (rcn Salhui iihMuai and U Col llan , Welzman's secretary

imaha Awaits Signing Of Treaty on Monday A mood of ttiou|tit/ul relection was conveyed liroughoul the Jewlah com nunlty of Omaha In antlclpa of the Peace Treaty signbetween Israel and Egypt for Monday In DC planned obaervancc* in evidence here at preas either In the •ynagogues he Jewlah 0>minunlty all hough (hate was disas to possible approrespomen Is » and , Kanoi nenneih of BeOi El S:iytu

togue Rabbi Rromberg. president of the Rabbinical Council of Omaha, said he has discuaaed the proposed signing of the Treaty with members of thr Council and the concensus was along the lines of "let's watt until It's signed" and then we'll respond A similar reaction was noted elsewhere In the com munlty Many of thoae con tacted for comment Indicated that it's too soon lo rejoice that Israel still faces man umenlal problems, and that it would be belter to wall and see how things go

Israel and Egypt — The Economics of Peace ! .(1. ihiIsr.iAnrth of trailr ('i>ul<l IM- fi)>fintt year of formal thai UllLs ijf lu•^^ aivl 1 while the i oil > I of a major Israeli newspaper iira!i iiji.j wi lin-^- (....-.Ml .i.)ii.-> iir said "Don't believe it They don't know what they're lalkinfi about Everybody is )ust Kuex sing now " Yet if K). then the guesses being made st-em (juilr plausible When one lake« a fjlrlv (Icvcloixil i-nMionn hlir Ivr.i.i'v -.ui) ported by a pop union with one byapopui .|ipt'n Thougl jre particu larly prol' •The)' >(• by the90 Israeli factories prodn tomer foraiper ,,,,!.- ,,„„,. ol which I lo the buy ers'listwii „ Is In Israel'.^ highly iwpl ^ the "sprinkler" .inrt 'flrlpflroi (or 97 per cent I' --latrsi inmiKjerii lech nology even iiM" rompuler-i to operate II • farmlaiul Egypt. almoM .i have a small bu Into contact witti o i.>, K. i,ui ><i> ,>,M,I..,.. ...^,.. ^ tas are vast In terms of cooperation in this field would be an un derstatemen' Less p< " flow of cheap labor ft to In rael c*>ul'' ••roil.s asiM-cls unU*s^ ; u :u\ vail'

Kgyplian rivil wrvants ean II. 40(1 per moi There are loo nunv nit-rj in th*.'iwntowri Ctiiearn a livintt ' '(i.s (or (iniriKiA and Ihi tips If th«' 1M I iKjrder were thrown ' , '•ti free traffic o( t itiuiib. il would h«' worthwhile («i uiiilt rp Cairo bureaucrats to quit their )<>(»• and look for work as das bop : bUl Sh' -n't iii I .MMiuo on tl Bui one can I be pas> ilu.r in til,' I iHt#.fl lf». I St.. Ill' M II >!> dillicult lo prevent iliegalitieo the iit ' the same les.son iH another area wher<aid tX'nedl hnth sKle<i I

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Ikay did Mttoawlkat. altar •antkioliwlactlan. IgMUadhla aoesptaMe af Iha Kgypttaa Ikai lamal vacata Bl Allah withta two sr Ihraa I •ant a daUHad Umatafale tor lU phaaed wMhdrawallNm the raat ol the "hUarlni wUhdrawal" area <lo the Raa-Muliaiiimad - B Arlab Itoiei o««r Ike alM-anaUi pailad stipidetad at Camp Pavid In return terlMs.CarlarbidlcMed Egypt wenld be prep««d to I isliirs Na lyifisi la «ufeni«e awbiMSilnrs wMk laraaldMrMB Ike tenth wanMi. TbiMlaWiii ilii « ait tan 1 allfii llmitir Trgr - r iil>M>^ to 0<m 0wwid, dsapMa the mMalTH praaave tnHtf* II llii illff tintlin rYirrrr-TT ' T " ' 'SB the EgypUaa demand lor a IIMary "llatessi oWlce" to Gaia This, be told Carter. wM not an laaMaoawhteh he osuMoeneede ae matlar what the nsasuMMCis. II ramataa to be seen what praetosly Ike Prsakliwl has prapeeed sa a eanpramlae on this teyqpwalten WMteappraelalk«andpratoli«Be|ta'seidiMllasialhtotorIc landatikip qaaUltea at a criUeai mamaiil. auaqr obasrvan amMwaakthamaalvos whether Iks saaaalaadsrsMpeauU not have bean itesnn months »0» - bach to Noiaaikii. when Ike peace tattadrelBsl bogged down In what, alter all. were largely

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Welcome Newt Jeniaatam, Israel. The foUowIng sUtcmeot vaa laauad bare by ThaadH* Mann, chainnaa Conference of PrealdMtfs of Mater AnMrtoan Jewtah Organisatlana. and MaxwaU B. (}raa» borg. national dwIraMii. AMl-IMamattan I sajw ef B'nal B'rith "We have bean prieUaaad le ha*» bean wlfaM bare In Je ruaala«, la a raa)ar advance akHig the road to peace between Egyptwid Israel ••One eaald aearch all of Amarlcna Matory la veto to rind s eewparshte Pmaldantlal alhrt to acMovs peace PrealdaM Car tor's pentatanl and dadtoalad affofto have laU a •OMT lounda tien' to aacore AaMtican atrata0c imarasto to the Middle Eaat MMI to create atakWty and ooaparatten to IkMragtan. "We snhito Prime Mintelar Begto tar Ma elkiiii iii to tafce MiiprarartHitait risks and to make snariMtoi MiilkiiUI coiKesstews tar ths aaho of peace. wMte never tar a moment torgettlng ikaaaci»ltyiteedseftkamasi.eawiandfkHdrwaf lirnel "We inlute Preahtant Sadal tar atandtng alone against the forces of terror and mtadteaa vielanoe to the Arab world.

[ patalad out la hk Menrtewi. the Priaw MlnMar muat , takii« Ma coUre CaMaM witli Mm An AoMrleaa PraaiI net raquire mch ci poal laeto fndaraamaafl He I I If he taata that Ma aww Is Bol wppartad t Tuaaday inorMag waa ana o( tiMaa rare. bat I I whan a Prtnc MIMalar Is raqvtrid to act like a PreaiI (ace the risks d iaiar iMylag tha price MevltaMy nacsaeh PraaldewtlaUype (taclalae-iiufcli« a repudlsted aenaad Uw nature o( Iha mdmcnl and mac lo 11 Thara la ao do«M, nceardtag to MlenBed sauroes, thai lacaei's CabiMl mtaialcn - barrlnc ForMffi MteMer Hoshe DayMi whe. with Secretary ol Stale Cyn» Vance, pattldpntad throH^ part of that dramatic breakfaat dlaewalen - ware not aware of tltr maffittiide of the brtakthraai^i that had been adiieved Tliey.Ilkethereatofua.wereosily apprlaadef Ml

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SATUnAT. MAKM M t'nai B'rith Cirit SOth Annivorsory Wookwnd Mfti El M«n • Club ond SitloHtood. "Soturdoy Ni9h« live". JCC. 7:30 p.in. tUMOAY. MAKM IS Tnmplw Isrowl Book Foir. Crottroods AAoll •hrewgh March 29th Mon't Cofnpoign TeUthon. 9:30-13 noon B'noi B'rith CirIt Carnival. JCC. 12 rtoon Popcorn Thootor. JCC. 2:30 p.m IsrooliOancinfl. JCC, 3 p.m.

Money Mailiiet Certificates.

IT, MAKHM Oldwr Adults. JCC. 10:30a.m. MontComfMign Tolettion. 7-9:30p.m. •lireHigh Morch 39 Family Program ConHnittwo. JCC. tOo.m. Jewish Family Swrvico. Boord mowiing.

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TUfltOAY. MAICH17 Somirtor on Divorco, JCC. 7 p.m. BwiMiflg arid Grourtdt Committee. JCC, 7:30 p.m. Deportmont of Jowith Educotion mwoting. XC, S p.m. •wlh El Looming Cantor, 9 o.m

WWi our 26'Weelc Money ^^ariacl Ortflcales. youl eem more dien mintefead* The minimum reqiSrad? 11OXXX)

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the ones who will be the Peder atlon In IS or 20 years We have to t>egtn to have an un derslanding now why we should conthtHilr and how our dollars keep the Jewish com munlty alive " Mr Perimeter salfl thai the main conr<: 'rested in«tr»<i«ln^' i^thal

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and thdl th*-> vtiil respond, ' said Mr Musky "I went to Israel last Sep tember " he said, "and I have

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IMWaCW Of IfllffWSIOT Ttemoatdiertitodof Jewiihhotidayi, the Festival of Preedom^soon will t>e upon ut The Panover holiday and celebration coinin«moralca laraei'a dramatic deliverance from en alavemeat la Egypt over 3.900 yean agp, aa recoonted in ExoduB. MiracukxiK eventa have been part of Jewish history for thousands of years Thirty-one years afo, the formation of the State of Israel tMgglcd Jewish minds Since that time, we have struggled, nurtured, maintained the infant state with our prayers. ey. and concern The po8sit>Uity of peace with Egjrpt was as remote as the moon. Yet, we have reacMl the moon, and we now rejoice in the F>eace Trea^ with Egypt Thank you for this miracle of miracles.

Behind the Bamboo Curtain HAIFA - Wtmt Uw PMpto'a HafMUUc d CWM «•• fndatmdlan«l,UrailwwttelinlH«iMkillwlllM«Baitto tmlmmt nrmw^km la K. WlMi tkt atmOmim ml CMM to U» UnltodNaUa«wMa*i«to(aenietaivatelnlt71.ljraalvotad IB ra««r For jwan and oa Tarloyi occaatom liracl made otnrtio(frlen«ririp.andMaliipalaMl«o(aoodwUI. tUo( Then waa a time when Itw attwattoa waa dM>tiei<. and a loMan oppertUBKy wai at htad. That wie In IMS wliaa an o(Actol Ivaal trade mlaelea. headed by David Harnlien. ^eal over a aaaalh to CWna The otnclala who welcenied them made H dear that they expected Uadr nUUom to ripen quiefcly Into dlp^ lomatlc relallana HaeelMa aace laM nw that there waa even Ulk ai to which hiillilbig la P«klii( waa Miltabto to be laradi Embaaay lnapUbUeaddreeiaHMBD4^tactadedrefermceto the (art Uiat China waa ready toewrhawt awhaiaiitori wWh It^

History Does Not Begin Today ByL<eeaardJ Devia NearEMtitapert I* rather rinrt As a nation only no years old. Americans cannot compare Ihr breadth of their hlatory to. say. the Chinese. Uw Ei^ltoh. Uw Arabs or Uw Jews Paihapa Uut Is wiv. aU loo frequently, htolery to many Americana aeema to beatawlthUwi Consider PresMltnt Carter's remaria as he departed lor Uw East on March 7 The Middle East has suffered loo od loo lone from war and Uw fear of war Araba and isallhe muBl now imdentaad Uiat liluydihiid and depnvaUoB and daalh can aever aetUe their differenoee. can never he Ihe path to renewal and hope " Carter thus srt Ihr midr^idina tone that was to be repealed IMs past week) wnlrn, and news conuiwntaiSs: Israel am: -^vrr quallv impoiislMf for to' years of afllm||s. bfllicusu^^nd war This was tlw Ullll. Ibr instance, of t raiu nrvnoiu ^ inirr^ dHctlon to leal week's ABC ipeclal report on "Carter's Cam^1^" Reyootd's backcround report on MIdihe East history suf ^^•pd that the IIGt attack on Egypt t>> France Britain and ^^••1 waa unprovoked. No nwntioa was made of the murdprota f Mdaytta ratd* that preceded i( Also, according to ReynoMs. UN force* »rrr wilhdrawn from the Sinai in l(S7 by some unrumed force (>nr month later the SU Day War erupted, resulting In Israeli ronlrol of Arab terrtlory He made no OMntloa of the Arab threats and buildup. Mawrr'n expulston of Ihe I'NO and the naval blorkadr of Is^ raH'sportofEUal RupunalhUlty for hostililm in IMS. IW7. or over Uw entire JS-year period to oof shared "alike " Israel'! desire for peace, tts recopiMloo of Uie futility of bkiodahed. is a matter of histortc

We eslend UM haad of peace and csodHielgMwrllneaa to all dto states arotaid OS md to their people." larael's Declaration of Uidipeadanec staled to May 1«*$^ In ISH. David Ban Curtoo iaauad Oils duOaage: "If Uwre is say Egyptian atateaaian ready to nwet me to conalder ways and

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mean* lor Uw Improvement of reiatlons between lirael and the Arab Stales. I am ready at any time and place " (Sadat's rcipaaaecanw more than » years later i larael's ne«< """•<• • fitster. l>evi Eahkoi. bemoaned In IMS. •We have beer a nMmolo0ie about peace lor Uw tool IS years and IM ' II It were in our power to turn il into a dialogue " "We ahaU s; ' Uw conclusion of peace trealMs with •-.< (Irring on Israel." Goida Mctr. Eahkol's SIM cfMror. siau-ajn tin And to Itn. apeaklDg before a )aml sesston of C'ongreaa. Prime Ml?"-"" v,.,h,i, ».•..„ -....M •U .,., .^ Israd'sin \rabheadof ' K' purpoae of peacetalks » 'n>ondJCTtB7 il'«)aurTie> • »a>noi it.songin.iiiiy niH >naai soverdueactuouiigndnnginr dto of Arab bosUlity In order to step torward and eclio Urarl'i rails for peace - rails thai had lieeo made for a generation

raei Haattm, tUmmU s rMlmua «riamMt sad farmw l«r«d I mar to BuriM. ririjilnl Out IMs WM • piydiaiaglcal i MMM. Md be qulddy caMed Janaalcm lo Mte Uw opportunily By( laraal't cauUoui leaden feared Utat aajr reiatloaa wtUi UM Par Eaalani (iaal WHIM only aaUaaoUe our rrtaadi la Waah^ Ington. to vtMm CWM was anatbenu And to Uwy pietored to tot ttto epportwilty i% tkrm^ ttmtr nagan. Altor Ha ebvloyi atgaato war* tlNM toMMal, sad Ms ptM* IMM, ChlBs iwunc over to laa Arab side, •«•• iiM^0i Hito SMant maktaig caainMn eauae wiOitticSovtotUntaa In Um year* that toilowed Uw nanw ol larael waa occasional ly baadlad abaul In Uw war of wordi between Uw two p«al pow era When Ruaato wanted to blacken CSUaa'a repMtatton In Uw HIddto BMt It reparted Owl secret neytlalluni were gBlns on betweeu Pefctog and Jermalein Inedlm to tiwlaeiil eewetoaton ol a U^Mto agreeweiit uoder wMdi China weaM aupply Jweel witfec Por y«ar* Israel toabed Ibr flgnala et MiiaMi^]. «r at ICMI far a Mnilmitlon in hoatUlly It found no raeae for enrooraar

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Today, with Uw new friendship N ng and Wash ingloa. optlmiaU see Indications of « rriations with Israel Carter Is said to have raised thu <i<-ii<'air issue in his ron versallons with Teng Halao-p'lng. ClUna'i Vice Premier, when Uw latter viaitadUw US The reply wn •.rl come, lull H was couched In moderii •• good relatlona with Egypt II appr<M id I'l agreementa. and it would teem reaaoi Israel finally sign Uwtr pearr aKTrirn '-Vopixe lirael This wouk)' •Iw nvt pattern uf Vhui search lor friends and ail i< rr II ha* alao not been lo^' »asoneofl V and hoiTU> In lew nattaia in the world « the Vietnameoe refMi"~~ Chinese Hopes arr runii' iTuaalptn afiain Tfw (V^irt- In avoid anythmn wh nierferr with Ihe nev (l«'vel npmnits Is cataing Israel to have second thoughto aboul lelllni! itK kdr planes to Taiwan Mnrr mx-h a move would otovMHisly tie regarded bry Pekmg as a h<. 'nwre are long and lli iiwrstlons In Israel I days What are the oddt m idvui •>< i-.iiK r,-l.,tiriiis with Chin And what isUw value for Israel of sucli •. n-hip in toda miied up world'

The Jeu/ish future There appears to be s resurgence of tolrrest In Uw Ku Kim Klan these days There are film documentaries about Klan life and one was recently aired on put>lic television An important new book has been published on the wutoieci "Thr Klan" by Patsy Sims is a mamimental work, a powerful insight to this movement When I worked for the Anti Defamation League, part of my duties were to keep an eye on the Klan. along with an assortment of simitar groups af¥l I give thanks the ADI, continues to italrh dog Uwae people In November lfr77. Uw ADI. noted mrmbrrship

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has Increased in Uw three tna)or Klan groups, up lome Iwi prrreni In the past two yean lor an estimated total of 1.000 The Klan Is no longer ronfini Sims findings It Is'as murha.v ' campiiaei as in the small towns mint > ui di ai ra> IIK- I>JIIIU< Utot paaple Join far aiore reaaooa Uuui racial hate There'i a need for rellgtous hilfUlment. to feel ImportsnI. to brighten up drab llvek. to belong and tie liked How &ad these human iweds cannot be channeled tato •omething more posll i vr How tragic Ihat Uwae were Ihr lame molivallons that were at work among thr Germans suffering from a terrible depres •tan and lack of personal and national prtde Hitler played on Uila aod aoUdI(led Uie Nail ffloveotont around a common enemy The taato awewiy ealato lor Klaa awnrfw i s TheJe«vs •tlM raet of aU evU Is UM Jaw!", dedarea one Klansmsn "Maes I can ever ooiait." says another, "Jews have corrupted, destroyed and defaced ever'thang that they've ever brought Uielr haada on' And anytiody that telU you Jews srv Ctod't chc^ •enpeopleort^hrist wBss Jew, I wantameet'em ' Now. here Is. to my mind, oiw of Ihe most Interesting aspccU of the Klan Theae peopto profaaa to being very religiaua Ms Slins spoiled a chsto under aoe KlanaaMB'i robe "ll'sacroas." hasald. "I worn one for several yean. IfedlUieanyonewhobeHeveatoCbrlatiiiouldwearaeroas " Somewhere along Uw way. Uwae "ChrlaUana" have elUwr failed to gel Christ's message a< tove thy nelgMwr or they have tuned to on the Inherent anil '~ mitic message of the New Testament with a unlqur clarity Will Uw Klan be ever wlUi us' WUI Uiere always be Uwae among us who aaad Ihe Klan to give meaning to their lives'' I ttlafc ao. So long aa Utora arc peopto who are tarEad to live at Uw bottom of UM aconoaUe laddsr, IhMna wlU be orgaalsaUona such as Ihe Klaa to aipolt liMlr need to lael beUcr lliaa loneone or seow 0VIV. But evkfaoce that the Klaa's maaaaaa to gaining Uw clttoi and betag aired on coUegt rampuiea Is dlaqulethig As slways and. pcrhapa. even more to the future, the Anwrican Jewish community Is gotog to have to work hard to build bridges to other religtoua and ethnic groups The wong mistake we can make is to treat Uw Klan as some klad of bad )okc We hsve been warned of the danger of cults recent days and Ihe Klan li a cull devoted lo haling Jew>. Cai lies and Blacks

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I chairman of ttR Omaba Chaftrr al Young AiiiMtcaM lor , I am (UbmilUna ihe (olkiwina rdMorUI tar pfMlOg tB ra*k <» lra||(hy. w« ballevc niMyniK .id Two w»lm »fp former taraell Prime Miniairr Rabin was » ' N L campus In a spM-tack> common to ;<s targeted lor dlsriiptlaa orfianlied by .<H'Ill^ iind (hrir communMt cooradn amonii tents ..-iioagusr""'""-'i""eipaecli Hftw"' itwi M I lodlgMioua and nore narrov ranlce as extending >s<-whose vi> . vlthlUown view ol th«' iue» arise To u i ' (HTI lorelgn slu<l<•nl^ in im-ir •' IM'I ly constituted gathering iverslty audience be en i speaker'' Taxpay< id the university »••• MM that lorelva students conduct thcmaeivea respectfully or face expulsion In addition, to what extent should the tl .S government allow Arab student supporters of the Marxisi male ommunlst propaganda agalnat Israel, n The PLOisaswomenemyofthet,'S Thet^.s ,,•••••"•••'• t^lca legorlcally Inform these Arab students that, as guests In our tountry, they must act within our laws and precepts of face Im mediate expulsion American Jews mi»l nr»l ^-s Arab studrnt.H at American univrniitie«a> .. , .: form lor the deit minatlon of vicious anil Israel and anil St-mltlc propaganda, displays, and rallies We were personally aflrontrd Ihat I'N I. did not take strong ^tion against the Aratw dunnu ih<. H:,utn appearance to coun the disruption, or after it guarantee against reaetlsa More importam nusl make strong rep reaentallon to the university adiiiintstrallon not to toleralr a imilar occurrence In the future We must, by our physical prph ntce. Insure that a Jewish leader is never shouted down in public here again Douglas Kagaii. dwlnnan Omaha Young AflMTlUH tor rnwtan |-olheCdltar I am all alone' ' Wh<il can 1 do to hrlu niNsflP " The an •wrr to this que^^ i-n> lor som> find Ihem elves In the sInK' istolrytut .*ncompa y Bui. what ol lilt- » oilier choices'' HhtUH-r >uu re male or kmaJe how about developing the things vou ran do. or used to

These are areas that you feel nvn- . ..lun,, idble with inorrter D find other people with life itylrs and Ihiiughti similar lo lours There are numeriMiv uriMjDs ih.it M.IK ouirt Invesligair Some ol the group I) ease your r«ip are The Omaha •-. 'ly Uie Inlon I'a Iflc. Parents Withoul Partners, The American Legion Pol l.iKk Suppers, along with cards, children's activities, backgammon. VWC'A. Life Adjustment .Seminars, with the next sesaKma meeting at the Jewish OimmunilyCt-nlrr April 24. and all typesil sports are avallabMn the community r>n a more prartlcal course you could pursue a part llrrx' Jdi ENCOK orieni many part lime Jotw The Red Croaals conduct big a campaign Inr workers this month Volunleer jotw often turn into paying and rewarding work Remember what it was Ihat you used lo enjoy 10-V) yean ago. lor that could be a work kig arrangemant Salca. Iiiw^ilnntli^. tiMfc la a niche lor everyone however nirty your aUUa While jfoa'rc bruahing up. try babysitting. •e painting, coal sales, baldlig, candy making, demo's lor lie manulacturer. telephone reaearch, and lawn mowing and re Irs H'ipcliilly vimc of ivemlght Cnllf^t votji lources K<-; y Service luck> cfMMign III rmiu to committees com •

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PERSONALS PHIL mn4 MILIN »CMWA«TZ with lo thonk (hair balovad lofnily and wondaHul friandt lor thair kind na«( ond thoughHulnaat — for cord*, food, flow»n. and contribution! to Synogogua*. Tampla. and werrtty orgoniiotiOAa M fftoAorinQ fna mamory of Phil's balovad Mothar. Ko»a Schworti Zock. ond alto Halan't mi»hop

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Deaths Tto obttuary of Paania BofhiUM tact weak •««« the BMM of dii»ler Mr» Sal (RuUt) Maoay tawarracily la addltkn to the aamad mmvtvmt Mra Rottmao la wrvlvad by levaB I and two (pcat-

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Survivors are: a dau^rtar. Mr* Myron Bear, of Dea Momes a brotlwr. Morrte MInaky. o< ChtcaflD. and two grandduidren

BCNNnCUIVENnR Services were held In Los Angeles. Calif on March •• for termer Omahan Bennle Glvenler.W Survivors, brother. Ned GIvanler. slaters. Lottie Har rts, SyWIa Goldberg, all of Loa Anjielea

Claai wMk OM aabM • p IB lt:llp.m I S'aadaa 7 p m ne iS'oodaiwIllbahaalad by lala and Jm rafSarAt Momlag Saniea t a.m. Breaklaal andctaaa wllh tha RabM.t Mam Only: 7am and* Mp.m. PAMOVSRNSWB The ayimniii kUehaa will ba kaaharad lor PaaaJt on Wedaaaday and Thuraday. Mwcb • and » As a qtadal wrvtae. we wdl ha haypy le iM^mr aay of yo«tf idaoslls OB

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wlU be held on Wethieaday eve^ nlag. April 11 A caaaelte tape of the Pa* saver Seder ritual, prepared by RaMU Isaac Nadotf and Cantor Lao Psttman. Is avail able thraugh the synagogue office

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Lincoln Tifereth Israel Jolnl iarvica wtth eangragalion B'nal JaaburvB I aervtoe V a. mJr Caacragatloa* Oa m MInyans Monday and Tliuraday7:isa m

Offutt Air Base KBVICBS lla»ikaa ara candurtad in •aoend Priday ef each manUi. I p ra and fourth PrMay at 7 a p m Aa Onag Shabbat (ol Sarvtcaa arc conducted by Rabbi Sydney L Hoffman

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Celebration Planned For Israel's Birthday Tbe Family Program Commttlee of Ihe JCC haa anBountad Yom Ha'aUmaul. and laraell Gala Anniversary oatebraUon. on May U, from IIS p m al llie JCT All dcpanmenls at the "J" from Senior Cittiens thiou0i Cultural ArU lo the AthlaUc nl wUI be utUUed lo ! thia a day thai will be a LdahratloB tor young and old and thoae in-between Future family programs are in the worka and wID be announced at later dataa This program isfiaidedby a special grant from the Jewish Federation of Omaha The Family Programming CommUtaa la under the rhair manahlp of Maxinr Klrshen baum and vice-cbalnnan (Gloria Wagner these ladleB are

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ilopartlci|Mte iMMr vtU Ukc pUcc UiiieHUtMiHo(al,aMl iMMtohOH •d ike •Md alw to thank SIMM paflBia tof alii»l»l«g rtettaa of baeooM cttlUM country. It dwavcDt la eeiabratiaB," not a r»of old wauB* "We Mw our aiipraclatlan Ite Aoarteao contbM vrier•avnd OMT paople. and •fleetirMdaUoliM " n immadiala pidtilc raaction raa fail and thai Syd Oalan nd Richard HUier are now

Vacation Days Program at JCC An out-of-aetnol qirlnc vacation program for ktaidergarVtnm0i lUtli grade will lake plane AprlJ t-ll al the JewM Community Center Ellen Cohen, chairman, ChUdren'i conualttae, lald that anotlter day camp reunwlU l» iihiiMil In ac-

•tajr iM made by callli« dM ADL/CRC office at W-Sn or bi cUpptM the eoupoB In the advorUaaMiant in IMa laoue of Uie JewM

Mary FattaMa. preaMant of ihe Jewlab radaratlon of Omaha, aaM that "honoring Ubaraton of the NaxI death campa Is a macnUlcenI feature of appraclatkm and Uianka on tite part of thoae iurvtvon who have now iMcaine a vital part of our Omaha Jewlah community "They and many oo-worfcert have exertad a treroendoui e( lorl to make thii April 7 affair one that will undoiModly merll the attention of the an tire country

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How your dollars to the Omaha Federation Campaign give Jewish life to Faisel

'Hop«tuUy..U wlU iMd the way (or many other eommu BtUaa to honor IKieraton of tile terrlNe Hoiocaual ramp* "Thli will t>e an evening that many hundreds should •hare In, one that will long tw remembered "

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Ma«t Falsol. age 4. Ha livns in Morocco His ancaators have lived there for hundrnds of years. Today there are 20,000 Jnw* in Morocco. Rocontly, riota took placo and • mob kllind Faisal's father on hia way to work. His mother works aa a fanitor trying to support eight children. Some of your dollars go to Falsara pra-school through th« Joint Distribution Commltt* to pay f/S/yoar to give him a hot lunch every day. Tha Joint DIatributlon CommJttaa is the mafor Amarican agancy helping Jaws

abroad. The JOG receives us funds mai(nly from your dollars through our Campaign cDn tribution to tha United Jewish Appeal.

Without your dollar, the JOG could not pay $1200/year for Faisal to go to pro-school, and help pay for Morocco's 5400 other Jewish children to attend 33 JOC-supported schools.

Faiael's preschool helps him grow while his mother works, and it givaa him a vital head start his home cannot provide.

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Portrait of a Pre-Schooler How your dollars to the Omaha Federation Campaign give Jewish life to Michael

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Soviet Protest 'or the Moond time In two weeka, vandals wrecked the "Krew' loa lor Soviet Jewi" il0i outaide the Omaha Jewiah ( ommu Ity Contar. While there were marfct on the ilgn Itaelf. the tmanl U> have been t>roken oil with a rope or chain puUed by a

Meet Michael, age 4 He lives in Omaha His family has lived hare for four generations. His parents. Suxi and David Blumberg. belong to the JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER and to a synagogue Your dollars — and their dollars - make it posaible for them to receive substantial sub sidias for Michael's JCC Pre School, syna gogue religious school and JCC Jewish Chil dren's Programs.

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All the ii|if«aMdallv«e acraad that the Pope had nantniMd I oaaMaMaMat ladlalafue Joho Paul II ewiphaelwd the pae ki Ike ••gtdelbiee" that aay ChrMiaaa Aeuld -iirtve lo I by what laaiallil traitt Ike Jowa drfbw Ikeaiaaliei bi the U^ at Ikair ova reMglaaB OBperleaoe," addkw. "I baUave Ikal botk itdN WMI eaatbaia tkeir atraag aftorta la oeoreoRM dw dHflcMMea at Ike pait. to aa le bdnU God's cawaaaAMol at love aatt-SeoUtlaaB. Ike Papo IbdMd H to a oMre fenaral "iapudlailua"by tteCatkeMcCkarek. "toprbKlpleaad bi practtee. el all Midi vtolatteaa at boaMa rtghU vbere««r they Biay eecur lbrM|0HMl Ike warld." Human ri^ila li lo be a mabi dMBM la dM Pipe't Oral eacycUcai. At Ike daac at kla epaoek, Pape Joka Paul II meotloaad, "kow oflea both Jewt and ChrMiaaa pray to God with the lOBM pray ark taken ttvn Ika beak widck we bath cooalder to be Ike werdofGod" Ho added: "II la (or Him u> give to balk raUgiaaieoauDualtlat. lo aear to each other. (hal rcconrUlaUan and atltcthro love wkich are at dM aaae tlaa hto eeaunaad aad bta fitt la this aeaee. I bolleve. aack daw Ikal Jewi racNe Om Wbewa laraai. aaeb liow tkat Ckttotlaaa raeaU ike Ptnl and Sacand p*1 CamaMadmnla. «• are by Oad"! 9«ce. brou^ nawar to aack atker " The nnal wordi at dM Pope to h

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la atlcndaaea, L«uts Langn' wa* chotcn king and Prelda fctMrarU wia nainwl quiiwi Both Mr I anger and Mrs art* aaidan mlai a me** ar» dadlitlad and de or UMW Utlca Our to both! Hie obtervance ol Purlm {%a* lurtlMr nwttiKKi by in , pngrajn brot«hi UM Caoler by Manic EpPaul Parker ol the Sdiaal af Mvatr, Mro• v««y lalawlad young lUilclait. Riek Caraey. a anhip winner Rick, lowlth Mr Parker, pre a pUno duat of (be Rachmjuilnoff .Second Piano which wu truly 'Iccnt Our thanki and loMr Parker and •iMlaa itudent al MU •rd High .School In Uir tradition of Purtm. was lervedand cfaU<b«n at the J" paraded In coatume, as 'annie Brawn aceompanled item with a piano mariMng King The featlve docoratlonf I) the Audltartuin were made ly Al Onich, Vivian Oruch ladle Kotin Dan Greenfield Harry Winer At a board mecttag «rtilch

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Ron and Marsha Frank an nounce the birth March I of a •on. Adam Michael Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry LIberman of Kansas City. Mo Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mn Mas Prank

Mrs Julius Mistr and Mn Marilyn Melien (ireat grand parents are Mr and Mrs Ben Misle. Mm Fania Hayuth. Mr and Mn> William Kothen berg. Mr and Mrs Herman Golich and Mrs Prabasco

Marc and Claudia Sherman amiounee (he birth of a daughter, JUI Melissa, on March i The Sharmana also have a son, MltcfadErtc

"The ideals which have lighted my way. and time after time have given me new courage to face llfp cheerfully, have been Kindness. Beauty, and Truth The trite sub)ects of human efforts - poslessions. outward success, luxury - have always seemed to me ss contemptible " JUbartl

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Betty and Jeffrey Melien of Lincoln. Neb. announce the birth of s daughter. Ertnn Leah, on Peb 23

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On Jaws WASHINGTON iZlNSi - A paiaage (ram Khomelnl'i book enllUcd Maatc Oww ••t (Ivei a clear plcturr oa what Khomelnl'i viewt are on the labtaet of rMlckwi Iree dom In Iraa: "Before w w« we the Jew* aiaUag a mock ery of tke Koraa. It li oar duty u> reeaal IMa traactary aad to ihout at Ike lap of our voiea* the Jewi aad their iorripi maaten are pMtlag atatnol lataro and are pteparku the way for Jew* to rule over Uw •itln planet

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Watch for our Summer Class Schedule in the World Herald on Sunday, April 1. For more information call 554-2393.

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Campaign Chatter It la with 1 great d>^ of prtd* Uurt I can MMOHK* tiwt 0VW mi of Uw carda to the Women > DIvlalan ar* In We hav* a tlLOOO Incrua* over l»7l Sftrtai daantfliCeonaa la many farm* WonMn'i Dlviika la daing K« own kind of cican-up, with a very apodal crtar af workara Thaak jmt- Joanne NcH, Martfc Alperton. Qmm Prod, Doonio Mcyonoa, Janat WIntroub, Ruth taldtn, RtMile Groon^tan. Penny SopMr, Swaan BudwiK. Bmlt OaidMatB, rranoea FOrer, Marlcfw HocMman. Mar tfyn Waaaarknw and Ida Paumi Tlw pant taw inoNlto have been apent leanMaf, under rtamWi^ and oonununieatlnr t wouM like to Uhe Ibii opportiniKy to say thank you to the Omaha federation lor UM privliefle of aUawtng me to be chairman Toheaduirh vorthwtiUa and meanlnghil work la to be truly fulfilled u a Jewbdi womaa. May 1 urfe any o( you wito wlih to be part o( aiich vital and Important work, ai raialng the dol Ian which will Inaiire the quality of Jewish life, to come forward Be heard, tw counted. I>e amonR our vrry iprrul force' Janle Kulakofaky and Randl Kateiman are among thoae ipeclal women They headed 375 uromen under age 34 Their spirit and leadership haa Itetn ontatandlng' The loUowUiC letter la their own thank you Dear jwMig laadwv aad wofkara. We wo«4d like to Uke thin opportunity to thank all of you vrtm volunteered your tinij' lor the 1*7» Wofnen'a Wvt uon Young L>eadert ( ampaign The talk ol Involving young women in thr spruring MI Jewish continuity U In our hands With vmir invnlvcmi-nl, we have taken the Young l>earl< ^ XT in our community by iiellmgaii < ipalmn WP hope thia wa< as much an educational experience for you as It was for ua Many new (aces aaaisted us in reaching our group o( ITS young women At thl» point »•' arr %\'>X> a)\rai\ nf hivl war and still climbing Vi)i miWoui job * truly r«-v> . B«MnK A Part Of 11" Togt'thri »«aii' ^ Umv Janle Kulakolaky and Haadl Kalalman Ot^Chairman. IIW Yauag I aadan Dtvlalon

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Dr ArMiL Hlotkln. a noted Israeli tehotar la adiaduM to addreaa UM Lincoln Feder atlon at it's aimuai meeting on Sunday, March H Thtn vrar <^ aieaUng will bp ' braaka Ontcf Education (Ketiiigg ipnipn nrd and Hotdradee StreeU. Uncoin. Nabraaka. aUrtIng at Ipm In addltkM to Dr Plot kms addraaa, Cantor Uall Karp wtU atng a lew ionSB lo ins, when ArMi PkMkin was 14 yean old. hia Zkmlat father saw signs of troiMe In Ormany and secured papers for his family lo go to Pales

Arieh Plotkin never forgot thoae wortla dwing the years fhp famiK HlriiaKlMJ (or a bet 'laelves and > during HI Ihe Haganah. 'ined in 1937 as a ippnager as an officer in tha InteUlcence Corpa of the larael Oefenae Forces as a brilliant, noted tntemalional scholar and {ix\n\ ,l^ H lecturer and inti" rael's poature. mi for the United Jfwi:>h Ap P*»l Throughout ha haa mam

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Temple Book Fair Prspirtt tor lbs Tooipis laraal book lair. March S-». aro (roa Ml, Pauttas JadI J«M Brooks. TMVia laast Mrtsthasd wH spaa a^kiiV aairiUaad ffiii t- r I hiiit Mil Iii • ikiiii» III!Ik »ii mi riiMnih iin. iaa.B-« pm. dafly aala will latlnds iwrsilMilily W,l ODcycfaK i-a baoks. aovaia. aea-flcttai works, hardbacks, and papsrbacks of •ale The proeaodi tram thk sale wtu oi^ipon the rslleiauB school Mid yauthacUv

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Omaha Organizations may egiat at I p m for Uw program PMM l-tofOtt Umntt Ha-

HAOAMAH OraaiMi Ckaplar al HMk a ai ^^E Dr. rrairii J •K«< Uw aun o( tiM Nabras^ 'ka PwftUMtie UmUtuU. wUI talteareaaf Adult Uia Changaa: Chal langM - PMiaUa - Opinrlu^ Bttlaa If you caa say "yea" to any o< UM foUowtag. UMB you wtU waal to haar and dialocue wlUi Have you ever to yourwlf. Ob. I could try again," or •aid, "I'm too old to leant." or Mt. "Now ii my chance to " Are you happy or tad when yow children reach • na« atage of their live* becoming Bar/Bal MlUvah. en lerlng a new irhool. leaving the familiar home to iiH i^i Uwlr own bomaa, marrying Are you Iniricaed by the worn en'i eoniclouHMOf railing' or do you carefully and dettberately chooae your allltudea and artlona a« a JewMi human being and aa a Jewlah woman'' Do you M>me<lmef recall the crtiea of your adoleocance and wonder If that li Ibe only period of llle which Is to challenging, and. yet. lo disturbing, disconcerting, and even frtghtmlnR'' Alsoal '' ' Ihe fol lowing neu :<en will be honoriHl Mrs Robert Baker. Mlat Melanle .Sturm. Mrs Bsmey Fin*. Mrs Jerry Gllnlck. Mrs Jtromr Blncher. Mrs .Stewart Kahn. Mrs Clarence Fisher. Mrs Ixsroy Canfleld. Mr< Jurkwm Wagn er. Mrs I '^n Benjamin ill Liuatgarten. MIS> >UII> Kp iMn. Mrs Stanley Sloaburg. Sam Kohn. Mrs Ksther Mrs Richard Baskln. Sara Jane Ross Junior Ufe Members Mindy Henee Welner Julie Rebecca Wein er. Wendy Rochelle Welner. Tern l.ynn Margolin, and Cydney Sue Margolin For luiichaon reaervatlon call Roae Newman MfrOIIS Raae Koflman SSI Z7W or Marlon Wlw S5I l«S3 If you can't be at the luncheon, vou

toDariaWealwfcy OOHNHUBOCR UXME CmO NATIONALLY CemiMiiker Lodge of B'nal B'rtth waa cltod oationaUy lor lU ChrlatmM haapHai pr» pam which H haid iMt Deveiiibn in an article In the March laaue of the "National Jewlah MonUiiy," Comhuakar Lodge was commanded when the iBsUtUloM which were In^ volved were ao taUafled with Ihe program, that they have requaitad a return vlall for nextyear

CORNHUaCER LODGE This year Comhuakar B'nal B nth la seeking to help any pemn who does not have any wtaarc to go tor the Paaaover Seders. "We want to help aomc of Ihe people wlw muat feel very alone when they have to stay home on the nighl of a Seder because they have nowhere to go" said Ron Gordon, vicepresident of Cornhuskrr Lodge Any person who would like to attend a Seder In a homr may call Mr Gordon at J33 1100 or lOl-tm or call Paul AJtman at 117 1737 or MMOIO Alia, those having .Seders wlw would be willing to have a gueal In their home may call Ihe aame numbers

The AvI UlUar Jewlah FUm Sertaa wffi baglo April 1 al 7 10 p m IB dH JOC with tka ahow li« of "BEodua", PhU CMmaa. eaaeutlve directar of the JCC.hasMatounced Other nima In Ihe Sanaa Indude "Tka Great DIeUtar ". May r. "Judgment at NUr aaaberg," June 17. "The Jan Btagar", July IS. '"Thunderbolt", Aug 9 and "Diary

JCC Names Mary Burns Phil (.'ofman director, Jew lah Community Center an Bounces llw appointment of Mfl' I'-catering man a«' "Mary, who haa recently Joined our staff, cornea to this poaittoo with espertence In catering and managing kitchen operatlona and Is moat capa ble In catering botli small and targe eventa to satlafy the ntoat particular needa," Mr Cof man said Rather Canar. chairman of the (Center's Kltch«'n commll tee Invlteo program chairman and presidents of organlzatkma aa well aa Individuals to contact the catering manager at the "J"' for planninfi their special events and work out their catering needa

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of Ann Frank ", Sept 1 Coptaa of the nim aertaa brochure are available In the of flew of Ihe JCC

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at the Rusty Sciq>per

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R«ni«mb*r wh«n "Steak" and "Sparetima" were tynonymousT They still ar*l

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Old Mill Shopping Cantar lOSth and Woat Dodge Open gavan Day* A Wash ll I It IIII ll««Sn «ii«»tli >rtdn 11 »i m RMHV

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OUR FRIDAY SPECIAL

I am cof political an' and practices ni iri< • Himuji organlzaUona are detrimental ^f^ .^.Mi -iiingerous (or the .IS a whole, here .1 Aherc I mention here only tl>e fight against birth control at a time wtx^ overpopulation In varloun countries has become a sen ous threat to the health of people and a grave cbatacle to any attempt to organize peace on thia planet."

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Michelle McCarthy to Teach Tennis

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Camping Services Committee Has Available Information

For Uie Spring Trnola claana and teajBPt irill have wverai outaunding taonlf ta>-

itotMyourganwiniliape Mcmbm urged to ragWer now for tiw dUirnv. I and l««aa Icnnit ac'.irMlctancml (lu«

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Softball Teams Wanted JeifUh Commuiuty Ceqlrr u botiiog ! novel .and cxcttMg aoftball laagiw bcthisSprtng Kacfa leagut It cempoaed teami Tbr mln fee la ISO tor a tturmr Ktwdulr and eadi team ritarca the oltheuiBplfc The foUowiag league* art being ollered Cl^ mm^tUk m Wadoaaday

iUr\ing April 25 Coed Adult SkMr-Plldi on Tunday nigbu surting April U Olria SoAhall 'ir^— - 4 thniugti « grade and 7 through • grade on Thunday nlghti Marting AprUai II your or^' iniercalad la entering a team ii leagiMt pieaae contact Chucli Amii'i 'ir /M nream

N(m IS UM' lim«- In make plaru lor y<njr chUdr*^ VIIH* with to go Id tuinnMT uvrr night camp" announcrd Marvtn Pollkov, rhatrman o( the J'i Camping Servlceo CoramJtife To help parents.! In rhoosmit Itte prM

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"Super Spring Vacation Specials"^ ^ Preschool Happenings l^razy Cookin'sl Camp Funshin^^ Spend the morning cix>king a Reunion v;^ crazy lunch for Mom and Dad to

Three Big Events For Children/^ In Kindergarten Through 6th Grade

Mystery Bus Ride

A 8r>eak preview of preschool's excitir>g Summer camp.

enjoy.

Monday, April 9

Wednesday, Aprilll

Ma.m. M>1 p.m. Childran lincludat lunch) 12.80 Canter M«mb*r t3 7S Non-c«nt«r m«ml>«r Adulta (lunch) $1 2S Cantar cnambar t1.76 Non-centar mam b*r.

1lajit.t*1p4«. (2 60 C«ntar member <3.7V Noncantar mambar. Contact Joaaia Raamuasan for further Information

Programs To Watch For Jewish Youth Council "Superstar Nite"

Saturday, April 14 irif p.m.

"Bringing Judaism To The Unchurched" Lecture-Oiacuaaion by Rabbi Merc Tannenbeum

Monday, April 16 •rWp.m.

A day of fantasty, adventure and creative piay.

Monday, April 9 W e.m. to • p.m. H.60Center membera. (7 Non-canter mambera

Recreationland Day Camp Reunion Loads of fun at "Gizmos" and lots of planned activities at the "J".

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Wednesday, April 11 Popcorn PlayhoiMO Movio

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Walt Dttne/s "Treasurelsland"

Tuesday, April 10 2 to 4 Jt p.m. II .26 Canter nrtambara $1.76 Non-center membera.

Wa.m.to]p.ni. »2S0 per child *2 for additional ctiitd in ttta aame family.

Center members only

Contact Chuck Arnold for further information.

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