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n to Hear Susan Weikers Speak for Israel Bonds n J«ck I Jean I Oultch hat. (or Uir Msrond wccaatlve ••" 'he pmitlon of in ()(lh» 1«7» .-.ion o( Urwl Bondi "As • kirk oft (or Ihr IITTV campatcn" Mm r>ul(rh an nnuf. > ' ,1 men m'i Division noarn oi irvp Is rad Bood Aaoclallofi iwhrrr the hoMi i portfolio In Uwe (a re*r Dlvtalon) wUI be in Omaha May 2 and May 3 to iprak to the women of our city about lirad Bondt "In tht paat M yean." Mn Duitch aaid. "Money from the Urad Bond Orxanliatton tiaa chamieM Inio larael'i
aartraMml and devatapoMni and ' area* of her economy that peace with KgypI u hold, Israel needs more than ever from her In this country to help that this peace will be a Our guest speaker ly qualified to tell us can help keep this dream a reality " Susan Welken attended the t'nlverklly iif Rallimure and is a graduate of Ihr Sinal Hoapl tal School lor Medical Record TechnoloKlsta After serving as an Administrative Assis Unt at Smal Hospital, she opened » retail gift shop spe cialumg in Arts and Crafts from Israel In 1974 She has served as a reptlve to the Baltimore II for International VIsI lors and the board of the Balti
Susan Weikers more Jewish Council, as well as an otMcrvcr on the board of the Jewish Big Brother L<eague and Is a graduate of the Voung Women's Leader ship Council program of the Asaorialed Jewish Chanties As a uMintoar of the Bal|linore Hebrew Congregation, she has been active in the Community Involvement Commillee
enllghlment of tf)e American woman So that all women, including those who are unable to attend daytime rT>—-iir,u^ >^illt)eable to hear Ni she will •peak al II i Mr and Mrs Mickey Kaplan. 25US South >7th Street on Wednes day May 2 at 7 30 pm The (ollowing morning. May ], Ms Weikers will speak al the home of Mr and Mrs Don Cireenberg. »I04 Davenport, at 10 a m Mrs Dullrh pointed out that tliere will be no sale of bonds at these meetings, and hopes that every woman in our com munity will take the opfwrtu nity U> hear and question Ms Weikers on Israel Bonds Those needing tran^iorta tlon to either meeting riiould call the Israel Bond Office, Ml 1177 Gerre Hoffman, 3tl 6102 or Jean Dullrh. S&3-«n
Games Planned for Yom Ha'atzmaut Gala Alhlelir -"' for all age groups ired at Ihe l!*7K M '.antes whirh will take place during Yom Ha'atzmaut' . a re lebration of Israel's InilftKn denre Day, Sunday. M.i> i from noon to S p m al Itx Kat>bl Jonathan Huset < will start the Games al I >•< ijy carrying a lighted lurch the original torch flown in from Is rael - around the athletic fleld Preschoolers will lead off their events with an otwiacle course followed by such activities as a spoon walk, a beanbag toss and Indoor arts and crafts projects, story telling and a movie Macrabean cnmp4'iirioii will ronllnue with • through eighth grt ipaling in arllvltleii geared lo their individual age groups Ninth through 12th grade boys and girls and Youth Council and Synagogue Youth (iroups will romprte In the morning (rom t o'riock lo rtoon wilh a track and field and swim meel All participants In each and every event will re ceive an award ribbon The Israeli film. The Flying Matchmaker will be shown at I 10 (or the adulU to coincide with the pre-school through eighth grade Maccabean Games Kood and dnnks will
Ms Weikers serves on the Executive Committee n( ihe Marylami CummllU'r l»r Ihe Slate of Ihrael Honrlii and also holds the position of Vice Chairman of the Women'i Division
Tlffanl Sherman (leftI and MIki I ' unnlngthec stacle course (or the upcoming competition at the J(X be sold (rom noon Children are urged to register by (llllng out the (orm whirh will be mailed to JCt" members or by
(llling out the clip-out in Jewish Preas, Center These ran be mailed or left i the JCC front de^k
Holocaust Remembered This IS the set of "If I Forget Thee," a Yom Ha Shoah Dramalogue by David Lazarus See editorial on Page 4 and additional photos on Page 2
As .^..' ' .iirman for the Car' n of Israel Bonds Mdnirri s iiivision. Ms Weikers presented the first National Career Division Hu manitarian award to this year's recipient, television personality. Phil Donahue, who waa honored (or his outstanding contribution to the
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By David Duitch Correapondent In Israai POT the Jewish Preaa
My trip to Cairo as part ol the o((lcial I SO member pren itlon covering Prime Minister Menahem Begins visit was both exciting and revealing 1 gained certain Insights Iboul Africa's moat papulous city during my Ihree-day visit As 1 review my trip certain experiences clearly star>d out In my mind As our Kl Al 707 descended from the clouds and Kgypt Mcame visible (or the first time, the vaataaaa of (he Sahara ' team could be (elt - lariiillaiaiidiiiUea,aoUili«bii(daMrt My the city of Cairo interruplad Ihe Sahara sands' smoothneas )nce we landed al Cairo International Airport which Is located It miles east of the city, sand again dominated the landscape Uter we boarded (he buses and drove to our hotel a new sight Ulad the panorama - bUlboards Initially, I thought parhaps I overestimated the number of Mllboards there since Uiey arc a rarity in Israel It seemad there alffM avary H laat OD bath sides of the road Afiar driving Caire a ttltla «Mia, iHwavar. I realtiad there was a plethora (raffle move* slowly during rush hour, I preaume
David DuMch. aon of Mr and Mrs Jack Duitch of Omaha, Is lihutogi'iphed at Cairo airport where he was a member of the praH iMatatloii covertng the historic visit to Egypt of Israeli Prtme MiaMar Mwadwm Ba0». This Is the tint In a aerlea of reports.
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bllltwards become the most e((eotlve way to advertise a product Aside (rom the standard size billboards lining the roads, smaller neon signs hung underneath Ihr street lights These signs measuring approximately 10 feel square . ^_ advertised many products, especially ngarettesjnd cars A ^H company such as Winston rlgarellrs would havr neon signs (or ^H three ronserutlve blocks Flat automoblln mighl follow with signs (or lour blocks After a while the billtmard.s and neon signs appeared to blur together and Iheir messages were lost Only Ihe abundance of advertisements created an indelible impression ^H Traffir In Cairo also made an Imprint on me There is no ^H order to it Moat o( the main roads I travelled on were ^^ boulevards Although the black tarred roads with tx-casional chuckholes were not marked to Indicate lanes, they appeared ta, be aimllar in width to a three lane road Three laneso( tra(ric moved In one direction and scross the median three lanes o( tratfic moved In the other direction At least that was the idea Ideas, alas, do not always transfer well Into practice Most sutomohiles In Cairo were small-Flats. Peugeots. Volkswagons snd Renaults In fact, the only time I saw American automobiles was In Begln's black Cadillac limousine motorcade Since the cars are small, II Is passible to fit more than three cars abreast on a three lane road Indeed, many times I witnessed live or six j 'Continued on Page 8i
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Holocaust Remembranc* Yom HaSlKMh-1979 will be ranemtered for a time by the more than W men aad womM experloaeed UM Dranulogue at the JewWi Oomimuntty Caatar laat Sunday It waa an epic producthMi by David Laxania and a wlect group of volunteers. Finely-tuned speaking votcea — as melodious as the moat elegant symphony — combined witti startling-clear sound, a mjagniflcent script, and a stark set to figuratively. Peel layer and layer of protective covering off sensitive human beings — exposing one could say - the Jewish soul Those who listened, those who looked, those who heard — imagined and contemplated and mourned In supporting this creative achievement, the Jewish community of Omaha and the Jewish Com munity Center theater may have undergone its finest hour of artistic endeavor "If I Forget Thee", was the title of the work of art As the audience filed from the theater, comments were: "Magnificent" . . . "Moving" .. . •Powerful" We must conclude the Jews of Omaha will never forget — May the six million rest in peace.
<»tir^iiiaiii ill iwritfl •An Haifa-WbowNii iwcr Ataul amiUx aacayaar!TlHClBil< <<ufar IM«, •VMtoakad aad "dia emmni", ami ttoctv loaiu way to major •conain To UM rawial Mi • • liracl'i mala iiraito M may ai U ev«r> (iXUi Mor* wtU Aoea After aB. ev valk In laal MiMli-s laaue. Tht ivMi Beaaonlat. a biitfM aad toloniiaUvo aMotlriy piMMMd In Jinaaltin, provMaa ( IMalltUtI Laat yaar laraol's i pair* of riMaa. BMM a( •hka vara aald locany »« a •.MS,«at export buaaMM la oat year haa opened everyoae's eyci to the srraler poaalMIUaa Moat of laraal'* aiM eapoits went to Great BrtUla, Iwfriy laaWaoable ladlaa' booU. la Germaay Israel i exporter! are aicceaafiilly ooBoeotratlnt on the martal for orthopedic *oaa lor the etdirly A lew yeara ags brael lourtala to Srmdinavla uaed to buna back wiiiirtan Iwriril etaga Now they ditrover that the aame laraci's aatiiiie cootiibuUoa to the ahoe trade li —watlisaa known at the Bible aandaJ. with i broad strap acroos the toaa and a band that closes with « buckle It aoes well here Iwcause of , but will It seU In other counlTles*
Tbt IvMt eaport UMUtulc aod Uw Iiraai HUUftry o( Induttry, Tradt aad Taurm an ••• looklai lalo UM ladiMtry dn a •yttaaanc taata Markatroaaardiaurvtytarabatagooodyctod abroad. Eapartt tRMB overwai have boon brau^M to braH to oMial la daatffi. and to caoduct coiiraea for local people Ldcal loduBtry Itas (o Iwop on Hi toes to meH conpetlUon, because the protective Uriff on Imported ihooa li only IB percani nal nay btip explain the (lood of Italian *aes to be taund la Two IMrdt of UM akoss made m Israel are of laafhar Tke raw hida a fsrihe aiaat part taapoilad trsaa the US aod praeasasd hart The rsoMhilag third are of doth. (yathaUc maiartal* aad ntbm. Almoat all aoie* are of synthetic malertale. and kical intaif the namifacturers use Uie most advanced methoda of fuslnc •olea to the leather uppen lurer* II^H Accordliv to atatlstlci there are «0O ilwr manufsduren larael. but most of tlwae are smaU workihopa Only B ractortalH r» imgaperS sfnptey more than SO worfcera The laratst by far It HamgaperJ owned and operated by the HIstadnil, whidi acoounU foralnta^ lor abota 10 perrent of the national produrttan All the exprrU aaree that the small shops can not operate economically, and eventually must be ateorbed Into the bid companies That means use of more soptiullrated equipment and reduction o( the number of employees In the meanllme ' we are to believe the figure*, there are 4.000 periple rmpliiyed I the ilioe laduatrtes in Israel today That figures out at one i BMkar lor every 100 people which, at The Israel lays, thouM make us the bett shod people on earth
The Jeu/ish Future By Abncauba In a caluaui not loo loa( age, I loot note of the way Rabbi Alexander M. fchliidlar, praaldani of the Vamn of Amerlcao He^ brew Caav«aatloaa, became frool pa«t newa when, durtaf the come of hia addraas to the orgaolMtlaa. he urged dw eaialilMbt of an' tMreach Pragram almad at aO Americana who arc dwkaareaaafclagraoislarcllgkin " RabM ScMadkr waa kind «naii|^ la send a copy of the text of his speech and It mwrt be aald that It It an Impressive documenl. a watershed event ,ID auoy way* Of the pragram ilielf. he ttraaaad Uut it not bacane "laaia klad of travelling rsUgkaa ctena". but rather "tiM aalaMlaiiaMat of loiarmaUoa eaalan ki maay places. well-pubUeiiad courses In our syaagagBH. aad HM dsittspmanl af adUtole piMicaUaai to atrve thaae fadUttas tad pwpoan In other words, I iiiggsal that we respond openly atd pasMlvely to thoee God-eeckers wtM voluntanly ask (or our The term "God toiktii" a particularly accurtte and reOecta badk aome two to three fhmasml years to the Jewish deiHnartsn of "Gad-IMrers" who. while not making the full conBUtaMni to Judaism, adopted ki many other reapaeta ttw JcwMi wajrofUfe TheaeGod-fearer*andthatrdaaecadaatawarelaiar to baeasBe Uie fertile ground lor Uie eatabUahnanI of ChrMlanlty tteoughoul Uie Madttcrranean wfecrc Paul traveled to ipraad the word of a JewWi aMaslah At RabM ScMadkr pataMed out. The notion that Judattm h not a propagating faith la wide of the truth That may have been true for the last for ccnturlea, but it u not true for the four thousand year* before that Abraham wat a convert and our tradi tlon lauds hit mltslooary zeal Italah en>ouied us to t>e * light unto the natlooa' and ualtted that God'i houie be a house of prayer lor all people*.' Ruth of Moab. a heathen by tMrth. became Uie ancoatraas of Klog Da vtd." la lenna of our hialory. If Judalsn did not encourage and acc«pt cofivwrta. there would not have been a Judaism for long, nor one with such a clearly univeraal mistion Indeed, at Rabbi Sdimdler noted. "During the Maccabean period. Jewish proadytlztng acUvtly reached its tenlth ichoolt for mlaatonartet
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were eotablWMd and by the bagbmlni of Uw Ouittlan era the) had sueceadsd ki coavaUng laa percent of the populaUoo ol the Raotaa Boiplre. or rougNy tar million aoula" "Thar* a aa oarthly raaaoa now why we cannot roaaaumc our ancient vocattao and open our arm* wide to all Boweomar*." saM RabM Sdilndler And. of course, he's atiaoMely right' A tour-yoar old AffUlation Task Force a at work curreoUy In the U» Ai^tlaa area la draw aonc llt,OS0 Jears back taito an active rale wllhki die JowMi oomaMBilty thare. but auch a Task force ml^ «d rnaillir Mtandliw Its eOorti to thooe with no rril 0OM afflUattan at all aave the doalre to llod a ^Irltual path to Ood Such taak forces are needed now in every major cKy in the naUon. Amortca u a rellglout natkm Amertcant are s religious paopla: parbaps moreao than any other nation on earth The ad *«nl and gnnrtb of culu clearly Indicate that a spiritual hunger exltU among ralliknt of youngsr poople, as wall aa Ihoae of all sgta We do not dilHla Judaism by brtngtaig Uioa* who hunger aaeour House, but rather we ertwd sur (amily, atraaglhan our ooaumtmant. bring ^rtrltual wtsnanre and purpoae mto the livta of dioae who week It And we give UMm more than a rtllgloa. We give theo a way o( life, a kMory. a role to play InUie Jewah future
Letters to the Editor TotheEdttor: Watching "Night and Fog". Ilatening to the "Uramalogue". and than toeing the prsoenUtlon of Uie --Warsaw Ghetto". put ut turvtvor* 00 the croaa again In the atlll silence our hearti were blaadlng. our brafaw twhamlng with queatlont. our loult par alyaed could we aayMtatUdag? In a aolumn praecaaton we Ml the Ihaalar wlU) all the oUKrt our steps draggtaig froai the darkness of Ike horrors, aad proceeded to the lobt>y where we wore brought back again to Uie •ormalUy of the preoent
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Today, the day after, we still have a heavy hangover, but the SUB a ihkilng aad many chorea ahead call ut to our dally duUes -thaidtGod' To David Lazarut. Sam Krted, and all Ihoae who pvc ao much of their Ume aod akUU m prsssatlng IMa nMnamanUI work, we OMnfe you lar yaur tremendous effort We are grateful to you. to our Jewlsb coamnailty and to non-Jewish friends who ketp Ihaaa BMMt pakilM pagaa olMattrteal kaaaaaalty alive ao that lutnrt geasrsUmi* aaay ba iparad rtpatlUoa We cannot chaiM* iha paal. but we can shape the fubac aad M the phosnlx riae agala (roan the ashes
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ToUw hat endeared himaell to a dedOur Ratal Kannath He atartad a aertet of W tea icatod groav of Beta D alona on Thursday of each waak. on the na>}ect of MMr*^
Tboae of ua who attended were butlneta men, attorneys. • )udf| profeaatonal men. people wbo play a high valur on thetr time can tell you the nucleua who first attended were aa tpellbaund i I was We were thirsty for learning We all had the same lealta that we were in the pretence of a gifted teacher wtw knew I iia>tect well, and who could deliver hit thougbti clearlv It wat truly an unusual axparleoce. More than once we look a two line (Utement from Ui^Mldraah. whkh a a rabtrtalcal inlerpreUtkMi of a MbUcal paasage. and vent well over an hour dttoaalng. pondering, arguhig. cxamlnlag rttgasllng. kitellect^Hiftfi-j IhkaUng almil tuat theae two llnea Moot of ua who at I had Ibe benefit of a formal education At for myielf. I attwo of the moat famoua achoola in the country and I to proltaaors, over the years, who were outstanding au ttwrttlaa in their flolda. but no profeaaor could do what Rabbi Brooiborgdld I am certain that I reflect the thoughta of the men who attended each of the 10 aesatims. When Uie announcement waa mMle Uiat 'thia a the laal isaslan." each of ua clamored for moreThe RahM abUged ua aad raa a tew extra sesakma I can tell you that after the ssaslsa* ware terminated and Thursday came around, I felt an emptlaaaa: and it's ttiU viiible on Thursdays even today A great teacher ti one who can Intpire a continued Udrat for learning In hit students - thU man did Iha The same nucleus of men who started at the oiKaet, came to every issslnn aod rasnolnad to Uw very end Thua, we were like the acholars at die (net of MUlel My quaaUon to the Board of DIroclon of BaUl D a, since we have such a peraonallty In our mkM who a suck a wonderful teadwr, what can you do to contlnua auch educational programtT KUXTW
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An Omahan in Jerusalem By David Duhch
This jwar I ipani my nni PaMovar ta torMl ror wvw teyc the couMiy mm a lltUc Ml dUtarm rrem Iha rtal ol Uw year Batb railgliMit and non^reilclota liraHIc look forward to Paiiov cr. I am Urid. bacauac lor the tanner It u a (ertlvat ol freedom and for the latter Hi a nice varaUon period Although the majority of liracMi are BOl rdlgloiai. Jeruaatern. wMdi to MIU vary much Iwfliwwd by the NatloiuU Reli glaua Party. makM all MeaaMMlMi lor thoae who are obaerv aot A tow WMka beterc PaHover. fracery atora l>egan Moeklac Piiiiir gaoda By the time Paiaover arrived, all ch(K mati In Ifee alorM waa papered over and oniy Itemi marted koahar for paaaover could be lold I learned that almoat any thing can lie made koaher for Paiaover nowaday!, except of courae. those Itemi containing leaven In the large grocery •lore* It waa nice to see hugr banners wishing cuatomen a Happy and KoahOT Paaaover Grocery atiirca were ooC the only ooes to gel into the Paaaover ipirtt. Kosher bakerle* In itv'•"••'• two cholcpi coor«>minK Paaaover KIther they clow tunni; the nrvrn day-i or somatlroe before the hoiid<i. plelely clean up their (•(> eratlon. dUpoae of chometi and use only kosher for Passover baking materlali If Ihey followed these r«>(ulatlons the Chief Ratibl of Jerusalem gave them a special Passover HrckKhIr icertlficalKtnof ksshrutJ In Mrs Nhartm i the area where many Hasidlm live I and in many Jerusalem residential nelgtil»r hooda. bakenea Jual ckiaed for the week All ptzia and felafel shopa are doaed on Paaaover Were iiurh a shop to open. It would immadlatdy loae tts beckahlr ind ulti matety loae aim nf IK lumlneaa Heckshlni are prominently displayed on >t and doors Without nne in Jenna lem, ttualnesa nu : notice, however, whilr walking back from the Western Wall during Passover that a few Arab owned felafel stands In the Old City were open and crowded with lour laU Hotels, too, must prepare their kitchens lor Paaaover If they want to retain their heckshir The Jerusalem Plaza, a five star hotel located In the heart of the city, uaed lO.OOO new dishes. i.WK new wine glasses. 20.000 new pieces of silverware and hundreds of new kllchen utenalla such as beaters and knives to make their large kitchen kosher for Paaaover Not every restaurant in Jerusalem can afford to rhangr iis entire kitchen over lor Pasaover like a hotel can and must Ttierefore. during Pasaover It It nearly Impossible to go out tn rat anywhere hut to a IMal 1 noticad that In downtown Jmuirta many buslneaaes closed for the entire period ol Passover Kven In the neighbor hoods small taundrys. flower shops and even nut shops closed for the week Banks had special Passover huun> During the im mediate days they were only open from a 30 a m lo noon and cloaed on yom tov Stores that did not completely close for Passover alao ot>served shortened working days Many shops cloaed at 2 p m and did not reopen in the late aflemnon ^ 'KHis. Pasaover in Israel Is a time of tradition In mar r Jerusalem, but especially m Mra Sharlm. on the ildj miorr Hastover people were burning their chometi a* one Is commanded to do If tliey have not wold it by a certain hour that day Blessings were recited and the children threw bread In the fire While walking through Mea Shanm during the last In lermediate day of Passover I saw many ha.sidim lining up and getting into lasts There must have been a few hundred when I walked by I asked the person in charge where they were all going He Informed n>e that before ma)or holidays many rest dents In Mea Shanm travel to the religious community of B'nai Brak I recall walking In Mea Sharlm erev Pasaover. and Utter cov ered many of the street Since Paaaover la a traditional time for spring cleaning, people were literally throwing things outside that they no longer needed old matlresaes. bad furniture, and of course, tome garhage When I returned a few days later the area was spotless In honor of Pasaover [>urlng Pssaover sll school children have vacatkMi There^ fore, many people who do have work during Pasaover bring their children with them Those people who do not have work eo on vacation Indeed. Paaaover Is the busiest vacation time In Is rael Natkmalparkt. camping area, and beaches reach their ca paclty Over the Paaaover holiday Israeli officials estlmsled that the beaches slong the Red Ses from EUat to Sharm el Shek bad over 100,000 Israelis on them Camping areas la the Galilee alao quite full Car rental aflmdes reported that they were compidely out of cars The smsllcst csr svallable to rent In Israel Is a Plat IZ7 which costa tlS a day plus a charge per kilometer Prom Jerusalem to EUat roundtrip to 400 kilometers Gas today coats slmost three dollars a gallon, yet people here took the Passover holiday MM an opportunity to (lock to the country's recreational areaa and aomehow abaorfe the high coaia of fatting there At the beginning ol Paatevar thto year the weather in moat parts of the country was cool and wet By the end of Pasaover. unuaually warm temperaturea were reported around the coun try Here In Jerusalem the temperature reached the mkMghtles the Isst couple of days of the holiday When Paaaevsr ended at sundown on Wedneaday many Jerulalemllcs want downtown to onea agabi taste pizia and felafel and bid goodbye for one more year to matzah 1 too Joined the throng In downtown Jerualem
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/ICES : 7 Mpa HM Mrty raariiy Sarrtoe *« be praoMtod by UM TWrd Gradr Family Sattialli Otanar lor (JJ tUrd grade ittidmU and lh«ir ramllm Dumrr will br lerved a( 6 pm IB the Hlldar Caaiarcarp CaniaradhaTanpta Tha ?:» p.n Sarvtce li a lafefealii Wonhlp aarvK* lor . lkaaatlraeaiHP«caUan Rabbi Stdoay H Brookt. Rabbi Barry L WnnilaUi and I'ar^ lor Gall P Karp will offk-latr
BNAI MITZVAH Adam Starn. ion o( Mr and Mr* Oooald L Stem, will br^ ' eomr a I' '< Friday andSatur.. and a Marc Lawrence Bnidkay. •on of Mr and Mn Shaman F Bradkay, will become a Bar HlUvah on Friday and Sal urday. May 4 and S
MEN'S CLUB Temple Israel Mm s Club Brcaklaat. Sundav April » al 10 a m in llw m (erwK-e Center Guest ^leaker win IN- nan Cattau. Omaha World Herald Rdiflon Wrller. wtto will •peak on "Religion in the Newt" Wives and guests are welcome Los. bagels and coffee will be served Members are free, guests and nonmem bers.tl
CONFIRMATION CLASS ParenU of itudenU In the Confirmation aass will meet with RW>bi Brooks al 10 a m , Monday, Apnl 30. to plan the •ervice and the reception for Ute event to take place Thurs dav'^-"'"" UavJI CON i LASS (' ass will nteet t am .Sunday,AprilS
V it low Bath Israel SERVICES Fnday Kabbalal Sbabbat 7pm Family servici" B IS p m The service will be con ducted by Rabbi Isaac Nadoff CanbMT Leo Fettman and the BeUi Israel Clioir An Oneg Sbabfaat loilows the service aponaored by the Sis tcrhood Saturday: Morning Service I 4Sa ffl A klddush lolkmt the sar vice in the Social Hall it Cangregalion 10 a m nass with the Rabhi 6 30 p ni
m uilos; 30 p m Maanv and Havdalab 7 45 p m Daylight .Savings Time be gins Ihls SuiM^y Sunday: Morning Service «s m Breakfast and discussion > 30a m Weekdays 7am and 7 p m ANNUAL ELECTION DIN NER Beth UraH Synagogue will hold lU Annual Electloo Dm ner on Simday evening May S. beginning with a cocktail hour al 5 30 p m Or Bennett Kishtiain is the chairman of the evening Reservations may be made through the synagogue office BAR MITZVAH Lynn Potanakl. son of Mr and Mrs Joe PohMHkl. will be^ come a Bar Mitivah on Sat urdiit Md\ SI 45 a m 111
•luma at%d torn Pelonalil cordiotly invite oil thair fomily ond fneodt to join with them in calabroling the Bar MItzwsk of their ton
Lynn Bath Isrool Synogogue Sa*ur^y, May } 8 45 a m
Israel .Sistrrhood munllil> iuncheon meeting and installation o(olhcers will be Tuesday. May I. al 12 30 p m m the social hall of the Synagogue The installing of fi cer for the year 1»79-(I0 will t>e Mrs Sam Herman one of the past presidents Mrs Herman will Install the (ollnwinK officers co-pre»i dents. Mrs Isadore Klrwitz and Mrs Jay Stoler vice
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presHtenU. Leah .SiagH. Mrs Jack Levey. Mrs Larry Kirke and Marlon Strauss treasur er. Mrs Nate fMrow (man cial secretaries. Mrs Mauncc Schwarti and Mrs Wayne Siegel recordiiig aacratarles, Mn Jerry Slider and Mrs Sharon Wax. directors. Mrs Seymour Malidiarg and Mrs Harold Praaklln Baaldas the instaaalion a program will be presented by Mrv rnofl entitl. 'lalYear of itH- I iiiK] r ui luncheon reaervatkins please call Mrs Sidney KI<MI<><T :uV,*tin nr Mn AbrV I lerservio
Offutt Air Bas« SERVICES Seoices are conducted in the Capehart Chapel on the lecond Friday of eai h munth I p m and (ou it 7 30p m An(>n> 1 m lows the servKe ServicM are conducted by Ratil: 'man
bag lunch and discussion will be held at the Capahart Chapel on May I. 11 30 a m to I p m Rabbi Kenneth Brombrrg will be the guest speaker
Bath El SERVICeS: Friday ilSpm Ral>t' Broml>erK Cairtoi lanandlhr Beth Kl I noir win conduct the sarvlcas Saturday • 10 s m - Pre Itminary service 10 a m Shaharil aervtees 7pm MIncha Maartv ler vice Sunday: (a m Waakdays: 7am and 7pm
BAR MIT2VAH l^urip Herman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ijirry lliTman will iMM-omr a Ral Mit/vah on Friday evening April 27 and Saturday momlnK. Apnl 28 Jeffrey PMkln. son of Mr and Mn Gary Plolkln. will bec«n>e a Bar Mllzvah on Kri day evening May 4 and Sat urday mominn May 5
EIGHTH GRADE PARENTS MEETING On Sunday. Apnl Bt. Uiere will be a meeting of parenii of the Talmud Torah gradualinit ClaSSat II ;< ni in liwrh;i|M-i
Lincoln B'nai Jashurun SERVICES Friday I p m Vom
Council Bluffs B'nai Israal SERVlCTJi Saturday t a m Sunday lam Services condiK'ted by Mr Sam Sacks
B'nai Jacob Adas Yashuron SERVICES Saturday I 45 a m Sunday lam
Dr. Shar Homa SERVICES Daily and Saturday: 9am Men and women of the community are Invited lo partK-lpale In the services
Barukh Atah i^donay Eloheinu Melekh Haolam, Asher Kideshanu Befnitzvotov Vet;ivonu Lehodlik Her Shel Shabbat (Blessed art Thou, 0 lord. Our God King of the Universe, Who sooctifies us by. His CofT>mondnoents and hos commended us to kindle the Sobboth lights.)
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Discussion "Should Wr Continue lo .Stress the Hol» rausf" The Oneg Shabbat will be sponsored by Mr and Mrs Roy Buffum
Lincoln THarath Israal Friday I p m Metzora Leprosy or Goasip'Saturday 7pm Mummg service Sam Jr Congregations 46a m MInyans Monday and Thursday 7 15 a m
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Mr and Mrs Irving W Moss ar ihe en lagemeni :.iijghter. Robyn L>i ..utierto R Vkltortca He u the aon of Mn Eaperanza Vicltarica of Me>M-oCily. Mexico Miss Moaa attended the Uni versify of NdM-aaka al Omaha where she was sffllialed with Uamma Phi Beta soroniy Mr Victtortca Is a graduate of Th.- i'..ivie.-hnlc Inatltute of Mr> ' IS associated wilh rial Telephone andlflifgritpli A May 26 wedding is planned at Temple Israel
Allyah Director To Be in Omaha Oavid HenChaim Midwest Director of U)e Israel Allysh Center will be in Omaha on May V He will meet with pe<> pie who are interested in al lyah to Israel. •iii"i>. i-.iii.i.n ment. kibtnili. ' il information •»• 'i Tlwae Uilarcsled ui i>eeinii .Mr Bco-Chaim should call Toby Forties at the Jewish Feder atlon. (40213344200
Register Now Ac-iurdinit (<i an dnnoum*menl by Kirh**r'I .lum (.7 nan of the s< IKKII ..( ( i M Jewish stii'lii'^ !• atUieJewtsli ' ler, there Is ^ tcr Isr rlaiaei wnicn haM on Mondays. AprU lo.j May 7. 14 and 21, from 7 M I • 40 p ro "Jewish and Civil j Law," "Five Jewish Ques-j tionsKsamlned.' (an There | Be Peace In The Middle Kast ' and. ".Strategy tjame are| some of the claKses ollered
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kaapkaakcr. arranganMnts were made tar Ihaaaehaervlng kaahnrt to raeatve hMhar mams. HM Egyptian hatal had m sets of karitor haehsa nnd 4hMMn town to «ta Lullhansa (Oaman I Airwaysftwarrtoiktart •"- mili mn inkiiiisHmiii ii thaaa ana raeshraa on airlines AcearMHgtsllHf aunasH'. thto was the ru« time karitor maal taihe hotel I was the first person to eat one of these ipectal I As the rsniaurant managar proudly hroutfit me the gohtoi colared boi with the thM af iood halde. aU the raalaurant I arauBd my taMe and stared at I carefully •rrappMI the Masas Hwy an wanted to -loMllaolHdlike TkeyalaawaMadM esptanatlonofkashnd—dltolipidhitontlyMleiplalMsdltto them I tatt tarry fsr adton to Iha raataufvnt at the flaw hecaiw all availabto parsawnal gatharad at my table The meal canaWed of gifIHe fish, artldukc hearts. carroU. rtcc and roaat beet with appleeauce for deaaert lofferedlhcm aome of the food to taste, but Iheyrefuaed Their curloally was satisfied when they saw meeal the food After I finished the meal Ihey wanted to keep theanchiaad Heckshir (cerlificstion of Kaahrat) and a few leflovcn which I gladly gave them Imagine, aa Omaha Jew eating koatier food In Cairo flown In frtm Germany I had ttoped to extend my visit in Cairo a lew days Thr Israeli officialt lold me that would be fine with them provided I madrthr arrangemaoUonmyown Sounded simple enough First. a call to a travel afMicy Uke thr traffic, the telephonr system is another great mystery In Cairo Kvery room in the hotel bad a telephonr Thr prcat center al the hotel and the hotel lobby had tdcphooes I could pick up any one of them and gal a dial lone So far so good, now try to actually reach aomeone to Cairo I made counHoet attempts at reaching a travel agency or alrltoe la Cairo to tec about ralending my sUy I oouldn'l get through to anyone Either the Unas would be busy or no one would answer I called varloua agencies and airlines at all houn of the day and night I railed at the airport and I called In the city No luck In fact. I did not make one succeasful phone call ' Cuntlnued on Pa8e»I
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Beth El Sisterhood to Honor Anniversary of Braille Group Hie B«Ui El Synaaocue StowtU nMiralt Hs IMi • Mrtlwlay ly. May I al al U:li pm HW wtu kawH- the BMh BralUc Croup wWdi iMa ratabritai Ua 3Mh aaiu veraary Either Graelt. Braille Group ceordiitator will givt a ^VhatalHMi on the work o( UH froup- SMcrteod ulfim •«r tarn CMMlaf year v«U b* toIv Ike by Mumia Bmoitieri. Mona Crandell wUt prelow for tht* ^wctaJ lunctmn wtik-h will cancludF with a tradlllonal deiaeft. birthday cake' The Torab teachei us "Thou ahalt not curse the deaf nor pi4 a slumblinii blixk betare the blind' <U-vi(icus It 141 The Beth El BraUle Group, lader the wiin 11 o( the Beth n Momlioed. aoea one Kep further. It helpa remove the itumbliiv Week o< bUndnew from thaae who cannot lee vllh thotr cyaa, and Kivr* them the loaia lor tIRhl with other arnacs Mrs Graeti explained the three main ways her Kroup pntvidaa a unique service to bwidifappul people Mvoill^Mul thecoun group, which draws I Jewish and (nitile volunteers
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The brailUata. werktof on ipacial brainers which preas out the bralUe rhu'i>i-ipr<> <» heavy paper, tr.. Itlih books, espe. and college te>ltx>ukb uilo bralUe The Thermofdrm ma cMne heau a ptoattc sheet to nafec the braUle copy, thus naUng It eaay to duplicate the tranacrtpl and keep the ongi Ml The large prtnt lypewrit ers enable people who are not totally blind read more easily Al present, it" group has three ^ are learning to tranvi r n^ rn gllafe Into braillr ami smn hope to have a brjillisi whti will be able la work with He tirew malenal
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Jewish Camping By Sksryl Tatdinan Several Jewish youths frotn Omaha will l>e attending Jewish ramps throughout the Midwest this summer Although the csnips they have cfween. and their reasons lor attending vary. the ttenefltt they will re reive do not A Jewish child who attends a camp Is surrounded l>y hu Judaism A camping experience can "turn on " a child to Jewlah life All hiii friends at camp alo Jewlah. and tte people he admires at camp are JcwMl. IMS Makes Mm praud of Ms Judaism A Jewlrii canper Is i ifwail to a very special atmnsphert. At BMSI camps, Shahhaf la a very special time, wluch Is wdcsRied and observed Israeli ion^ and dances are often taught Hebrew b taught at many canps Moat have regular aemman or discwslons on a Jewish topic o< seoe kind. They are run wtthllie Idea that a child would rather have a dlaeiMslea under a tree, than listen to a lective ki i classroom Althou^i the camps usually don't cvaa begin to cover any given topic. Ihey can exclto a chM to his Judalam ttmu^ the activities and atmusptwii of camp Once he dtacovets that Judaism Is lontethinglntofiatlng. and fun be will want to learn and begin to lean on his own.
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i Sports Preferences Surveyed By Jffuiy Wolf A survey taken from 10 p|rm''nlary M-hool age children with Jewlih backgrounds (hawed thai they prrfer basket ball and soccer to any nther sport In this survey, children wer»- "«k<-<i iiu^ir ihr«>«. lavnrile sports Ten dIKerent sports J ig baaketball. soccer, tennis <•• ^<m ming. rarqurtball football t)aM-lMll and Iru k ami iM-ld The Jewish Commuritv Onl^r glveii all children who are members an opport i ' * iclpate in and en)oy many of these sports 11 I asses for children of all ages who cannot play pan u uiar nports Basketball, the most popular sport In the survey. Is one that boys and glrU have a lot of opportunltl^ (o partlcl pate In For example, the JCC has two full-size basketball courts »hich arc often open to play on In addition to thU. many children have a haskdball hoop in their own yard Three of the sporti menlk>n<^ In the survey kickhall. football and track and field, are played by children at their schools and other places rather than al the JCC The people Involved In the survey neemed to think that the JCC has s good sports program People included In the survey are Kulh Mitchell. David Kaslow, Suzanne Klekes, David Anderson. Jennifer Forman. Howard Goldkrand. Joanna Kaslow. Scott For man. Judith Goldkrauid and MIctiael Blorh
Ih« Jewish Press it oH«< ing free odvartiting tpoce to efTiploycrt with |ob openingt ond to young p«opla looking tof amploy m«nf thu summer Adt mutt be limited to U wordt unlett tpeciol cir cumttoncet di<tat« lorgsr ipoca Adt may run tnore than once at tn« discretion of the editor All odt mult include o telephone number The Jewith Prett will r\oi tok* colls or moke oppointments All odt mutt be neatly typed ond moiled or brought into the Jewish Piett office ot the Jewith Community Center. 333 So. 132nd No tree employment odt w)ll be token over tf)e telephone
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Twenty six new memben were Inductd •""• ^--'i—••! Honor Soclet.v .School AmoTK for membership were C arol Alperson. Jeff dayman. Delia Kngleson. Alyse Glass, Jackie (ioodman, Patricia Goodman. VIckl Klein Continuing members of Na Itonal M—'•' '^-•»(> were Morniui •< y (iricxl man. Anj .'ihert Ma line. Andrea Marcus. .Sheri Rodman. Jeanne Stem Recently, al Burke High School, representatives to Girls SUle and Boys State ly^r*' •^^I*w't«w1 I K-d as I: I.lie and Jeff (layman was ihoiien as first alternate (o H<iy<> State
"What IS the mcaninK ol human life, or (or thai matter. of the life of any creature' To know an answer to this cfues tlon means lo he religious Vou aak Does II make any sense, then to poae this question'' I answer The man who regards his own life and that of hia fellow creatures as meanlngleas Is not merely un happy but hardly fit lor I lie " Albaftl
CUKMNT JOaOHNINO 19 Yeart Part-Time Junior High Program Worker Of Age t Up Plonning And Developing Progromt And Activities For Junior High School youngttert In Seventh A Eighth Grodet Adminislrolion, Organi tolion Oi Junior High Programs Work With Loy Commiftee Approximately Tv»enly Hourt Per We«k. Excellent Salary Jewish YouthOrganiiation Experience Detiroble for Further Information Contact Chuck ArnoM. 3)4-*M«,
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jerry Hakenhoiz OPPD Forester power line, we would like to help you select the right tree and the proper place to plant it so it will rxjt grow into power lines Ihe maioritv of prolonged electric service interruptions result from broken tranches or fallen trees So a little care now can preserve the electric service you depend upon so much and also avoid future trimming of ycxjr trees For more information on huw to plant trees to save energy and avoKJ electric wires contact your kxal County Extension Agent or call jerry Hakenhoiz at 556 44?2 m Omaha
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II you woyM Uke your rhild to acqulfv eitemlve ikllls in bicycling, boating. hiklnK. horaeback riding, tennis and camping, now la your chance to give he or ibe an aaperlepce they will never forget Campers participate Monday through Friday from 9 3D 1 m to 4 p m and trivrl in •Ir conditioned mail vans rach day starting from the Center A highlight of the pro pam Is an over-nlgbt cam pout al the Loulavllle Recrra lion l.akM and SUte Park The coal of this special one^ week program Is only MO for currenl Center members snd f7D for non members For further Information ron tact Chuck Arnold or Tom SItxman m
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1979 Israeli Independence Day Gala The Family Program Commlttefl of the Jewish Community Center is pleasacj to announce "An Israeli Gala" celebrating Yom Ha'atzmaut, Israel's Independece on Sunday, May 13 at the JCC. The "gala", which will be held from noon to 6 p.m. will of^er activities for the entire family: pre-schoolers, elementary school children, pre-teens, teenagers and adults.
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Please, complete the clip-out below and mail or bring to the Jewish Community Center's front desk, 333 South 132nd Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68154. For further information regarding the entire afternoons program contact Herman Rubin, ext. 40. For information concerning preschool activities contact Jessie Rasmussen, ext. 29. For information concerning kindergarteners through eighth grade contact Chuck Arnold, ext. 22. For Senior High School activities, Al Bream, ext. 36.
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