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P ic. Dance, Film, Highlight Independence Day Celebration ln<i'.
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Included in the procram which will run (rom nnon to i p m will lie IsriH-l'i celrtiraled (oik dui>. The Parva nm an lumeli film. The Kly InR Malchmakrr and a local Uraeli littw Iruupr KokdeS Hake^hel (palurinK <i variety i>( dancfn The I'arvarim offer a dw hm"'"^»*
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The l^iard ol I li rectors o( the .lewi.sh Federation ii( Omaha has approved a sum mer internship (iroRram lor up to five cot'' I's The pri't t'liateil ITie Parvarim
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Ml I" I'.Ill sal.l .IS ij«- s|K.in' on I li.iii. IS (i( I'eace after the lri*al> He said there is no preie dent In Ihe annals of history lor such a darinft move as made Ijy KKypliaii I'rcsidenI Anwar Sadal in prnposinK peace wilh Israel In .\ovpm her 1077 This IS a lurninK point in Ihe life of our nation stum; thinK irreviK'alile has U'en en a( te<l and lile in Ihe Mideast will never lie Ihe same ' Now a inernU-r of Ihe Knes sel and hinh on Ihe list of those
prop<ised (or lh»' new post Anil.assadur to KKNpl. Khan said many difficullH had lo IH- overconH- hefore I Peace Treaty coujd tx' signe "II was ilillicult (or Arahs ID accept was dillicull for I up Its slraleitu' il< i I ('onlinued uii Hage i.
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Of !• rar\ is irlnliuiu HI Viddinh, drivk. Spaniiih and Kngliith Ttie wide range of their miwk' IS a reiuilt of iheir con ceri • nulh Al nc.i Kuriipi' ami II irvanin in |U1| clique of
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Ihe Middle Kasi and chai.i teriied by unique harmonies Their material is selwted fn>m a rich and melndiims r ' perloire The I'arvarim consists ol Joseph iViHsi. Ilury and On Harpaz Ilury was burn in Kaghdad and moved with his family In Israel in li«5l I>ur inR hu army iiervice he stud
vounii people lo the opporlun lies as a professional in Ihe field of .lew ish Communal S«T vice Summer internships ol eighl weeks wilh ap{iroximalelv :iri hours p«'r we#*k sp. in one ol Ihe f>«'| the Knleralion .n .,.,..,, mately five hours per week
spent in wti'kly si-ininars on the Jewish coniinunily and the profession o( Jew ish Conimun al S«Tvice are available The stipend will l>eS4.^>ii Positions available ini lude ' • manaKemenl and I ration coverinn ime staff trainmii. siifHTVision. budget inR and inenilx-rshlp Cultural Arts Department developing memtiers shows new programs and exhibits Library acquisition and or gam/at ion of Judaic nialen als. planning Ihe Summer Heading I'rogram and Bmik
Kair I'rogram i.rgani/ingdtj cussion Kri>U[>s ami publici ing the use ol Library sources in Ihe coiiimunily Jewish Press reporter an photographer write and velop news sim u-s and lealuij articles lake appropriate pt» lographs. and work i phases and story preparation I)r I'hillp Sher Home ministration retrealion. cial wiirk and dietary prepar linn Interested college student may contact < onrad Kollel Federation Staff Ass<Kiat« for additional inlormalion
Jewish Press Reporter on Flight to Cairo (' I-
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port we first saw Ihe sands ol the Sahara D<-s<'rt When Ihe cap lain announced thai ina few moments we would lie passing o\ei the famous Pyramids of iitiu on our left, everyone quickh moved lo thai side id Ihe nircrafl and Uxik nul ttieir cameras
• ireat expressions ol awe .ind excileiiicnl loulil In- heard Iron all aboard We were like children .seeing Dtsnes land for Ih4- (ir I line ' I onl inued on Page 21 i
After Ih* i'r-Mf Treaty had t>een mgned. I flew on lh«' (irsi di re<-l flight ta-lwwn Tel Aviv and Cairo I weni lo Cairo as a nieiiitH'r ol Ihe working press sj'nt lo cover Prime Minister Men .Veil. • " • " 'I ' • . • • • . _ higli' l)ui . ..• .... 11.. v.' f. Cairo on Sumlay 24 laiurslieliiri Ki cm ..o.lhis entourage were M'heduled lo land Normally i juitl a lew hours ahead of Ihe principal Hul in i i.>.<i durmKmy slay, everything is done a bit differeiiili, The fllghl fo( "airn was made aUwrd an Fl -M 7<i7 The words
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ridurs (fc> I iich ed «•' •; .III con III 'HI mill'. , .Mlh<' (irsi lh«' Peaci' Treaty had tjerii IS all Once we reactted a • ; udi- Kl Al honoriYl us w ilh a champaitne breakfasi iiank his share and man-dur Ing Ihe flight Journalists l>egaii imitating Sadal and Begin by aying No more war, no more blixidshed." and The (Klotier si • • I 'I excitement and profound anxiety "••' • ''"rt while ago »eeme<l al I .1 blandly informed us Al we made our final descent into Cairo Inlematlonal Air
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Abba Eban Dazzles Audiences I Continued from Pagr I' H wai truly a (urgirai n Mr etea cradHod AoMrt can pajtlctpatloii at Ike hl^ at tovd la mecMifuBy warcomtacllwdtfflcalUa* -N«w." iir addnl. "Tkart ta a very atrange acapticMaa (be tvarld la fuU o( eapwU ialkina,*ba«il pHUlia and llmi talMna " He MMrtad (hat dila M In 4to«l a tuna t« "pauac lar <» Miration" to accoouMrtad revolutionary ev«at »MI« p' ^gM peace as a prtadplt-
inn peace with Urael Sad«l made things paurble lor hini •ell There is a wild m< lum in Cairo for practv he added i*nr miiftt undenifand (hj*f Cairo are* rapi<r pavutatten o< thr>-. Bine mlillon with ii^lBlhenearfii "lt'& rvtw a n with •enl r'.
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^•Etton ^^Pll't nice to ttegln loniI where ' t Mr Elian made 11 clear that that n wa> the slrennth and Ir narily of Israel that made peaci poaaiMe and inevitable He pointed out thai in tnak-
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Alden Aust Speaks Aiden Auit. Omaha City Planning director addrcaied the Old Tlmen' recently Mr Auit view* hu depart menl'treiponsibilllm ai «ee ing to il Omaha geti proper and beneficial uae of Itt re maininK available apace as I at the best usage for what I already been created The I Market area la a pnnie ex ample of the lalter phlkMoph.s Mr Aust oljserved the en erg} shortage will affect cit les' planning nincefils For r« amplr with Amcrifa explonng Ihr incrrai*d use of
solar energy in liuii'imt; ,•»[ siruction everyorif should have a right lu Minshine A builder desinni; lo construct t mullistoned rumplrx shut ting oul Ihe tun from a neigh bonnK pmprrty will not be permitted to du!u> There u a ahortage of low in come housing in Omaha taid Mr Auai Omaha» cily council has been In debate for weeks as to wtiere lo allow Ihu type of con strwtion If the city does not approve a site b> SepI I il stands lo forfeit t&.OOO wn in lederal funds
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TteBoardatDtradaraollkaJawtAradaratlaBofOmahanat atlheDr PhUlp Sher Home lor the Aflad last waaklo lour the (acllltleaaaddlacuasllier^»artanlheCeai«rlarlkeAaid Prom Ml are. Jack DuHck. Joe Rice. Hartwrt Waaartluni. Joe
Brmaa, Matt Talpalat*y. anglaaar at the Home, and Beatrice Sanmcr In ptioto al rl^it are. (rom lefl, Mart Trachtanbarg. Howard Kaalow, Nancy Wataoa. racreation director at the Hotne. and Lota Prtedman
Beth El's First Rabbi To Speak at Anniversary Habbi David A Goldstein, first rat>bi of Beth Kl Syna gogiir will he guesi uf honor at I I'lebratuig Beth Kl I'rsar) on Sun da> .Tiii> ..-" The * 30 p m dinner al Ihr %\mn>i\l/itf \A ill IM' rirft'*^1f*tfl h\ l( to Omul WT • ive lo Ihe (l. synagogue ir. remeinbered In < hts devotion and llfUHIAiHMl lo Heth Kl and the comimaiity When he left in l»*« >v !<•« Ihe legacy of a sir ivtcmgregatlon ai iile lion of the present Beth Ki .syn agogue building for which he
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worked w hard and al which this ccMiralion will be held Rahbl Goldstein left Omaha U> assume Ihe pulpit of Hsr ZIon Temple in Philadelphia in l»46 where his career brought him Kreat distinction In Ihe fields of Jewish educa Ikm and In many CIVIC ami philanthropic endeavors On his retirement (rom Har Z'..>n. he and hii wife. Ko*e. lived in Israel for five years, but re turned to Philadelphia for health'— Riit ri IS a grad uatr ' I rsily of Mm ncMita and was ordained al Ihe Jewish Theological Sem inary In 1927 He is a fellow of the Hprt>rrl l/ehman Inslllute ol Klhics ol the .Seminary, a mrmtier ul its Kabt>lnir Cabi ,...1 .„,i..iiK. i—nt piacemeni •>f seminary. ,;>>gue and the HaMtmical Asaemhly
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economic upbuilding of Israel irari. In announcing the dl Jeanne l.ipiM>v. overall rhaii Kmie Irooi Anniversary reU-l ' • •••w logr.. ^ Ihe 1.; • ^ .. i!s has been commissioned in memory of .Movn and Ann Bercovici and executed h) f'alricta O'Ctmmir II will be presented al the Annivei erso^H dinner Dinner chairmen forr Ih^^ rvenl an' Tiibv and (Jt^irgc Kaxan The pruKram lo U' presented has been wTillen by Kunicp lirnrnherg. f>7ile SiiKi 'Ir 7.lpur^l ami (or Ihe ninK IS s;irn '.rit-nljerg Mrs l.ipsey urges -•-'ling lo allffi'' ' -••'nr' lo the ii\i. I '•erk and m.i> ervalKins lor the Sljth Annivi sary dinner
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I to l>e lackti« - a 4atlI dalracis tNoi both the J«wiah communltln TiMrc ta not M|)ie hare and the — jrct the phyaie^ diataaee la but sa
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Peace— Moscow Style HAIFA Adt^rttvMafthcradlodlaldMcbrtBgtMCrMB mmo Ufkn» pwyaaw. M( Miy tivm Urmt'* IHK Ihi. M alw iraa aaMtariM Arab MatM. thM AMt at 7 ». ih* Mo»c«« v«tBetfl lai
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lalUiarMha** ilabetaeM««< i PraffVM ooiy wwM aew laiM Ihal a peace trM ty bM ban Hfttd. HM Haariaaa mitr to « taartHwiUy •• Uw aatl-Anh adlMary pact betweaa Esrpt Md laraal wtanby ibe •hat may chaafii Kaal Ihe tottwaaoMlMiM. dw caat tobreadcaet. but H taevttaMy I bnpanalM deaaw Til Arhr-Calre ash MTVM
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Rh>ar tald Ibay hawpata>«y batii pinaliad mgitnWat Bat PU) lacttes chaagid a Mag Ham agt A larrthal captured laal nModi oa a aMp od Itraafs eeaal told l«ari TMaeldta ta April I. "Tbe aiiaston af dto otg waa to tafdirato toto laraal to erdar to mordtr old paopto aad CMMTM caaie acram . .aum aavder Evaryaaa whe waa to have baaa Uttad." The tana eammaada to evta aMte tparmc. Ortglaally aaad to describe aa AhUaaai taeee to the Bear War. "eaaMHmdsa" src part of a rafdar ioree wttb addWaaal tgadtlc trabdag, capabto of operathig M ladapeadiat mdto. The Raagtrt Is thtbestUS mttitaryequivalaat la Itn dw boaarary aacrtiary of a BmhhgNiv af aMd to a tottor to |he Uadta ThMi Uw "de»to raltr to aay gaag al paMleagy aMMvatod Haw of cIvaiaMbythe r who raaort to mwdar af
The Jewish Press gy tha Javetoh fadatalluii of t>maha
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The itiaplntilf waaai aad tnda of tbe PtO mandate Uiat Its gunmen tie called only by one name: lerrorMa Any odier gtorl had deacnptlea not only dWorta Ihe tactks. It defamaa tbe vir tiros No greater proaf «f Ibe lerrorMa' deatgnt wat Ihe dealli o( thr Harao chiidrao - Btoat, a«e 4. kdltd oa Ihe beacb wilb bar (ailier. and Yaal, age t, wpartadly taltoeatod aa bar torrtftad nother tried to Atold bar hatadeatb Pahatbrtan lerrortam ag ataal dvlUaM - agatoal cHUr«B - la Bol aoU lirad or antl-SfmMicareven aall<ivlUaa. It toaou-bumaa. Tbe PljO'a laloal crime agalaal bamanlty can perhapr br bed laidentaod by racaUtaig a paaaage aaicriMng a uniilar daalh af a cMld. It oaoMa mm MM Maraey't na WaO. a novel I the Wanaw Chatta imrlttog wbao Jewi hid In aewcrs and I baby Bd^ laauMaB the Gennam Rutka by now bad 0*m up iB apaclal eftoru to atUI Ihr cMid and was i Mm «iUi hU face to iwr bratal and wai Itarth iThetMbyihowled Suddeidy the cbUd waa diaat RulU dM not know umu the In taat't cheek ffew cold against her breaat that 11 waa aad aecurv Israel will guarantee that Uwre wtll B«l the eveau to Nabartya abow aOalty a( dto Nail baichan of ihta a«d Uw PLO dm tf aaw UaftftMUtoly. Uw madto (aitore to lahtl die perpetra tars tar ««ul tbey are atoatodlcatet a tragic moral failure
Then ii Irtm-* rttmmim to Ibe panecution of Uracl'i by dw capMaUal maaten wbo I d vWaaee Agata and igalM Cton(•• ii UlMaad la Naeton. to Hlltor^ TMrd Reteb Aatartcaa Jew* art caaga>idiU< «• OHk' (rawtog todUltmce to ibe (fteie of Tliaitow, wbich bat abWMly baM eoMtoiaaad by Ibe UN feaahdlaaaa rat torn. Tlwreart aMtod ibrMU: The USSR wlU aoi ataod My by ui Ibefaceof US nlHtarytatarvoattoata IbeMtddkEail Therr are Impliad caUa for revoM. taraalti are MlMd to (Ive tbrlr an fwar to a pallcy dwi oukM lbe« Uto lacfeay* ef AaMican im I to he aUadlrtcted l^ie deacrtpUm of Uw auaalva Amartcaa atWlary aid belag made availaMe to laraal aeunda vary tartigtglag to awal can htre. perhaps this waa lalended to be tranalalad Into Arabic and bsaawd to Cairo'* Purlber. Ibe line Uial war la Imminent br cataae Israel has ost givta up eaoM^ dom ael sound very coovbKbig to laraelto, aiaal ol whom thtafc ttwdaagtr. If any, alent rron Uw fact that laraal bat ghraa up too machf The moat (rtqutaUy <wslad laraali parmeality is Ueir wiln er, bead of tbe Israal OaaHwadil party, whs warnw tah counto •wa against the Zkailsl rartom «Mcb catdralt UwGavammant eftheoountry RunnlagadtattacoodiiYfndiamMethcl, head o( the Hiala^wl, wtwaa every attack oa Jeruiaieni'i economic policies to badad gtoafuOy by Moacow at evMeoce o( Uir capital istic ptatUag agahwt Iha aorkhig dataat. Jew aad Arab alike The a ariaMtopragram offers attae variety, too Thetrearb srtMt Cbhwat tovaalaa af Vlataam to daaertbad The iriueapbBoi Aawrtcaa tour of Uw Russian Jewtob adMar, Aaroa Vargilli. It repertad ta dtUU He lectured before thewaarti af Americana on "the truth " about Jewi ta USSR He bemoaaad the dedlnr ol Jewlab culturrln America, la coatraat to the flaUriabhig YkMlah theater to RuasU and auch YMdtah newspapers « Uw lavlaUtifttr ilihalaad and Uw BtoaMdIaMr Mara. Hit matttaci were 9«al SHcaatata. datplM Uw dtohMbaaoa by ZItnitU to the audtoaca who athad trralaeaat T"*!"* meb as about tyna goguta to RoaiU. or the aato sf matiet Uwre The Uatansrs are liifuiaMd about a new cowplracy agalnai IhrArafaa: larael toptoltbig ways to grt energy from ahale rock. or Irom other aourcca. to repiaee the oil wtilrli will br dmle*) to Ihenn TMs to obvMusly a ichemr weklnc to undrrminr the Araba' On Ihe wtwie. Ihr proffama an careful to be accurate virtth their (acU Tbe editanal twtattag aad ioterprrtalion la lofne Utingelae Thr reporu an delivered to rtlalWrty good Hebrew. bultoflat.expreaataalaHvolcea, aalfthrannounreridldnol un datMaad ttw traaalaUaaa ttwy were reading The pragraaw are amuatng - for a whiir Thm Uiey lend I
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Letters to the Editor TtdW Aa we kaaw, ihtre baa baaa coautawd vaadalltm acUvtly oa dw rrasdtm tar amrtot Jawt alpi ttwt laipafiai bm plaead at dw Jawtth Otaaaaadty Caalar aa mad Strati, eartahdy aw aril ba rapahbig vaadal ar vaadais have growa Urad af at eaa ag halp to allmlnaie or cartahdy tlow Wa art todUtog IMs •• a amrs sturdy baato aad ta matortal gwl add take Owm laagar to cut dowB ar chap dawa wHh Uw we caa catch the eaadaiarvaadato asttwlwaaldaartalalybagralJiyhigtoheabtoto prsaeculelheraodalarvaadatotoealvad. •yi^gittlagUtolwacaaaUbalp.paihipadaneaiiayefm Hva aal hittw area af the JOC.aaaar way hamaitoeaRwoM aaty be s liar arAvemtaato laager drtva, toga by dwd«i to discouragt the activity thai baa been gDlagae. It appearaUial the lime that maolgtaaraUyreceivasUw vandaltam la allar aiidnigd aa •atm'day •!#*. gs maybe agato If wecaaagtahaUwUmeaafamarytogahythatocaltoawbaaWe gttoaadfciwam bomwwecantlowdawaarellwhiiiathtoan
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TaUwKdMor: Matqr paapto have called ow or flapped to comnwnt on ttwgraalaaadusof ttwac from Uw Soviet Union It li appartnt awl amd paapto bava tototoftipratsd dw rt^lllrtncr oriack tf dcriOamat af aadyallaa aambara batogaa iiw nar one eaaaal flad aa totoMsadly piMtohad aeeaual Uut explains, m dapife.rshagtteaitoa. AaiVoarhigtaamlvaitoaamBbantoaotaacasarlly that it tppaaritobeaaUwitace. mdto ettaa paalad an ta aa upward awitaa Ukcwiar are i to laiigaaal tit More than aver. Soviet Jewi art aafcli^ to leave IhaUMt There are a large atoahtrafviaaraipwttiHitl are aeiUwrtehwad aor graniad, II visa • ia«th>ad to Iba' Thaae raeaivhig «toa yawb ara toe Ow maal pan new appli caato. The rtfataagLi af away yaars. aad die Jewlab culiuraliato M*iliUtoprlatn,eslte.araalatoof rafuaai. A Soviet argaBMOt tar byptatb« Uw Jackton-Vaolfc Amtttoawal ltUMlttwyaradiewb«gBsd(alUitomaBbartbyaBawiag Jews to aaUrate. Moal-favarad-Natiaa alatut. to Uw Saviato. h tbetitody hapnrtial Biraaai of the riae to ( lof aur Admtatotratiaa trs I to argiw tor madMcatlta af i Itotwadlftortali ! a qvato hwm lavtat amlraUaa fOVJm i I Zetor. "Kfo Jews wfll ba altowtd to toave Iht I after the ino Olympics" la Kiev aloae. «»-l.aw would be applicaalt wait to ttaw each weak Oaly W raquaato are praoaaaed In Odaasa. Uwra are at auaiy « MM paapto to MM at aae Uaae. Aad who to eounUag Uiaae peopto? Uadar what caUgory art tbey Ustod? Thtse are Uw "Nat eaoatad" .. They are aoi oa aaybady't IM no wonderUwpMareIsMpsatthrt. akityOilgdato
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•y David Outtch Tte iMt wMk of Mcrcti lavd badMMl la Ite Intenutktnai fMI0H. Not only did tht wi0t a peace tnaty with Egypt, but itw alao won first prize In the Twenty Fourth ' Annual Euroviaion Soni Contest PHtapa you think It U aiMurd to lump these two cvcota together Consider: Begin and Sadat signed the peace treaty In Washington on Monday at 9 p m Israel lime, and the Eurovlaion judges declared Israel's en trant In the contest the winner on Saturday at midnight Israel time More people streamed out of their homes to celet>rate the Eurovlslon victory than they did the peace treaty. Cars could be heard honking the tune of the winning song tU all hours of the ntomlng Although everything Is chwed In the main centers by that late hour, people came flut anyway to celebrate In the streets Unmitigated Joy ruled the night A feeling thai "we did It" swept the coun try Thepeacetreaty produced no similar emotion Also, until the last weeli of March, the most watched television show in Israeli history was the finals of the 1977 European Cup Baslietball Championship which Israel won An Israeli survey service said almost 90 percent of all Israelis watched the basl)#%>all championship The peace treaty ceremonies drew a 92 percent rating and Rurovlsion drew a 95 per cent rating What Is Eurovlsion'' you may ask Eurovislon is the sign or the symbol of the (Curopean Union of Kadio and Televiaioo (EBU i, which has its headquarters in Geneva and its technical center in Brussels It Is an international organization grouping together the national organisms of the European countries which are Its active members It also admits as associate members other foreign television companies and collaborates with the international unions of Asia, ^frica. the Arab world and Eastern European countries Its aims are as follows; mutual < >n of legal and technical problems and all quesi ining programs from their production until Itieir broadcasting. the exchange between the memtiers of sequences con ceming daily current events, and the broadcasting over Its network of outstanding sporting evenl.s < usually soc cer and basketball), and those of international, cultural or recreational interest among them the Kurovision Song Contest EBU rules provide that the winner of Eurovlsion may host the following year's contest Last year in Farts Israeli Izhar Cohen and Alpha Beta won with the song "ABa-Ni-Bi." thereby winning the right for Israel to be the host city That was the first time an Israeli had won An entire year of planning culminated In the successful presentation of Eurovlsion 197V on March 31 The Israeli Broadcasting Authority i IBA i spent overtl million to convert the convention hall at BInyanel Ha'ooma into one large television studio A gigantic gyroscopic structure composed of three concentric rings changed posi tions 19 times giving a different setting for each of the 19 participating countries The set took six months to design and during the contest it revolved In a constantly chang Ing stream of colored lights — 3.S00 In the set alone. AtxHit MM seats had to be removed from Binyanei Ha'ooma in order to build the stage Due to the umisual building format of the Convention Hall the stage had to tie built from the tmltom up rather than from the expected top down Six television cameras instead of the normal 12 were used for the tmiadcast, a fact which helped cut down the overall cost The Song Contest, teamed live to an audience estimated at SOO million, provided Israel with a perfect platform to show people her technical capabilities It also al lowed Israel to highlight the beautiful sights of Jerusalem in a five minute introductory film Since Israel would be spotlighted and singing stars from so many countries would be in Jerusalem, a maximum security operation went Into effect from the moment construction l>egan In the Convention Hall six weeks before the contest. Soldiers were stationed on top of buildings round the dock No one could enter Binyanei Ha'ooma without a special security identification card which Included picture and passport numtier In addition, before entering the building you had to go through a metal detector and you and your bags were carefully checked Tickets were not available to the public for the performance. Only Journalists, delegations and guests of the Isael Broadcasting Authority were allowed into the 2000
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seat hall The performance was scheduled for 10 p m In Israel All Invited guesU were told to arrive at the Hall two and one half hours before show time Doors would close at 9 15 p m Once inside the hall all coats and pur aes that weren't small pockelbooks had to t>e checked From this point on the procedure reminded me of boarding an El Al Flight Everyone had to show their ticket and passport to security agents who then took them Into booths to frisk them Afterwards the guests were free to lounge in specified areas until the show began (the flight took off i Unlike an El Al flight, howev er, Eurovlsion began promptly at 10 p m Israel TV. which had Invested nearly SI million and a year of planning in the contest, proved its ability to mount an Impressive show whose originality put many of its regular programs to shame The many details, from the computerljed stage centerpiece and colored lights to cameras, pantomimes, dances and scoreboard, worked perfectly The entire EBU Board of Directors lauded the producers after the show, a good thing since Israel's entrant to Kurovlslon-Gall Atari and Milk & Honey singing "Halleluyah"- won again this year, preserving Israel's right to host the contest next year Although the cost of hosting wxt year's contest is certain to cost even more than this year, the Government and IBA immediately voted to exercise the privilege to host the contest in 19ao After the contest concluded, what was supposed to t>e a reception for the foreign and Israeli delegations in the Hilton Hotel Ballroom after the contest turned into an ec static victory celebration A month tiefore the contest the Hilton turned down the IBA's request to arrange a mod est wine and cheese party, and for almost the same money laid out an Impressive tHJffet A giant cake six feel in diameter was Iced at the last minute with congratulations for the Israeli singers and set off with a three foot high musical (JClef, sculplurt-d in ice by a Japanese expert at the hotel Over 1.000 guests danced to Israeli and popular music in the ballroom under colored lights and glitter cast by silver foil The Hilton chef and his crew of SO worked for three days preparing the dishes Under each of the 19 flags representing the countries participating in the contest was a table covered with national dishes, all Kosher Beef in wine sauce represented France, pizza was Italy's, moussaka was Greece's dish. Norway's table was lox. Eng land had meat pies, and Israel had salads and pita Many of the celebrants stayed on till dawn dancing to the music and enjoying "Halleluyah " sung by tiall Alan and friends Israel's entry in Eurovlsion was the winner of this year's Israel's Song Festival held last January
The Milsbrstlaw of Albert Einstein's centenary mind the many ways Einstein grappled with the iubj< Jewiihnesi He was. In to many ways, an intensely i man, nor did this appear to emi>arrass him In any wayHe accepted the q>lrilual atpecia of hi* life wiUi thr umr feeling he liad for Its pragi^iatlc requirements In 1933, following a meeting in I^ondon to ralae funds to aid •cholan to escape Naii Ormany. Kin-"""' *•-<••. •-".«. „ of Judaism lie* exclusively in its spir ,td and in the correspondifl^-qtullliet ol ' i(n this view of great Interest becaiae I havr aiwayt aeiwed, n^tiy or wrongly, that, as individuals, most Jews do not view themselves In spiritual terms II Isjalmost an emttarrassment to su gest to •omeone that, as a Jevi^one feels a particular and uniqu kinship to God. thai Jews Indeed have a very special missis and ohh gallon Often we hear these sentiments voiced in diffprent however II is very difficult to he a Jew is one common i ion wp hear In our synagogues, our services are famllll comforting. IMII any demonslralion of intensity, of an outwar SIMIW of extreme emotional involvemenl is disquieting and oti regarded as gauctie Over the centuries of our worlimg relationship with God.|
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live in this area has Its advantages My wife and I were given an opportunity to spend a few minutes with Mr Kban t>efore hisl speech, and dinner wa« the convenient time While I don't have space to go into detail, I can brief you on J some of the fragments He enjoyed the (are and conversed with ease, answenngl questions with a lease here and there "II I gave you a copy o( my speech, you wouldn't me
I had dinner last Sunday night with Abba Kban perhaps the world's grealent living orator And I can safely say that he would quibble with my use of the word "perhaps " In tlie last len leoce But. his quibble would be in such fine taste, with such a grasp of humor, so inclaivc that I now wonder why I u.sed the qualifier al all Wtio would have dreamed years ago as I sat before the televi •Ion set glued to Mr Kban that I would one day meet him let alone have dinner w ith him'' As I watdied him articulate the position of Israel over and over again with clarity. Justice and reason thought* raced through my mind what a magnidcient role model for Jew s what an amazing resource for the world' Being a member of Ute Jewish Press-the only rcpreaenta-
l"m writing a book which will shove all other books on dlplo-l niacy into obs*)les<'ence "They asked the wrong questions at the press conlerence, bu I gave them the right answers Some answers were deadly serious "The Jews of Iran are crazy lo stay they have the historl-j cal experience of Nazi Germany Mr Kban also disclosed that he will be narrating a documen-| tary television proxram on tlw Jewish people A ,. I'vpt. brought him to his feel • d me an article about her I '' " last Next came a police escort to the I i-speech (or those who ,iltended and I Uie end of a fantastic experience (or me
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Sabbath CandMlghfIng Friday. May 4. SiM p.m. Friday. May 11. Stll p.m.
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with the Rabbi I 30 a m Car wash held by Kadtmah SVO in (he parking lot from »II 3I< m Teactier* meeting II 30 a m Student Council meting II a m Weekdays 7 s m ^rwi 7pm
The (oll"^ 1 . .ihe» »«•«• omitted Irorn .i^' Acek's list ing ol new siuerliood offlccn: recording secretary. Mrs Sam Epateln. earnapaodlng lecratarlee. Mn Marvin Wax and Mn Jerry Singer, direc tor. Mn Henr> Appel ELECTION DINNER Beth Israel will hold its An nual eierllan Dinner on Sun day. May t the evening will tiegin with a cockuil hour at S lOp m Dumer will be nerved at ( 30 p m Dr Bennett Fishbain will be the citairpenon o( the eve ning The program will be presented by Bette Koilen Ttie following slate will be prcaented t>y the Nominating Committee Mrs iCIIiot Brown. Jay Itiasen. Irving Epaelin. Morton 6laat. Manny GolAiern Dr Thomas Jaeg
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Lincoln B'nai Jaahunm KRVICmS: Friday: Ip m. Yon Ha'ttimal-Uraii InSaiiMi "Tlie Taak incom' piete-Tlw PI1«M of Ike Jews kiArakLandi" ' The Onag Shakkal wlU be aponiaradbyP Preivacriaad D Slory
Lincoln TIfaratfi IsrasI Friday: Ip m The Oneg Shabbal will be hoatad by Mr and Mn Ken^ neth Pocraa ki hoaor af Ike Bat Miavah of their dauitfiter Jeanne Saturday: Morning lerv ice 9 » a m Bat Mitzvah of Jeanne l'» craa The Kidduah luncheon win be hoatad by Mr and Mn KcnneCh Pocraa in her honor Minyant Monday and Tl^unday 7 IS am . Sunday 9 am. Tuesday and Wednes day? 30p m
Jean and Terry Bemetaln cordtolly invits their family and friends •O|0in with them in celebrating the Sat MItiwali of ifieir doughler Tracy Lynn Seth Itroel Synogogue Frl^y. May 11 StSp.m. No other invitoiiont hove been istued
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B'NAI MITZVAH Jeffrey Ptolkki. son of Mr aad Mn Gary Ptalkki. wUI become a Bar MItxvak on FrI day evaalag. May 4 and Saturday marnlng. May i iaWlai lani, ton of Mr aad Mn. AnHM Slam, will be t a Bar MlUvah on Friday .May II and Saturday , May 12 OSmUHXM) Slaterhood will celebrate it> SMh anniversary with a birth day meeting. Tuesday. May I at l] 30 p m to honor Uie Beth El BralUe Group Par rcaervailoas Marlcne Kahn SSM3I*, Leiu Graasmaa IM-7741. or Either Hart
Piaose loin with us as our son bacontata BarMltxvah on FrMav. May 11 and Saturday. May II Beth El Synagogue Rocky anrf Amia Itam
Sylvia Wi^wr, ipur. acUoa v|^| praildt a< i< dM Lo^nt^H Wamaa Valara an •« Omak*. ki^l ^V biM ilieU*Ipfwidaal. Mn. Wi af MS Parkbaaa a mambar for }l yean aad io> tht paal U yean haa done radio and TV proaMtioaa tor the She alao ki Jaaa Braafca wai Ikoae atectad to lite Board
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KiiEann. The fomily o< MiTIR COLNIC wishes to thonk their family ond friends who hove been to kind during their recent bereovemonl JANi LAOMAN thank» her relatives and good friends for their good withes, donationt flowers, and cards dur ir>g her recent hospitol tloy Many tiKinkt to all our friend* for their many cards, donationt. flow ert. and their thoughtful oxprettiont of concern during our recent Kotpi latitation* AL & mitL lOWt
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er »M773 SKtar aervlce will be available by prior riMr vallon LundMon airai^e•nenta were made by Arlcne Goodman. Oowu Haradl. and decorathm made by l^eiUe Kidly and Connie Kully L4Ulan Farber received her Baaabantalp to Omaha Sec tloa la im. aa a new bnde And 10 yean later, ihe waa In•tailed a> lertkMi pretldeni for four years until IM7 Her nUHiy years as a Coun rll member were filled wHh a vanety of Jobs ()ne of the first was communUy cooperadon chairman Ourlng the I9t0's she was ooordinalor and chairman of "New Anii'ri cans, • a NCJW prnjed (or Ih* social service arm of the Ked eratlon Onder her leadership and supervision approm mately M women worked to arrange hotialng, clothing, medical care and other neces sides for beginning lile anew She insligaled the first Council dinner dance From 1MB- IBH, she was chairman ol sales of peraonallMd sUdonary. and was chairman of the NCJM gift shop Ax mem bership chairman In IMt. she successfully recruited 114 new members During World War II. Mrs Kart)er was Council chairman for the serviceman's canteen at (he Cnlon Station and the airport
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Mrs Harold Kaber ' right i and Mrs Uoyd Friedman remem berlng Uie arrival of some of the Holocaust victims that N(UW, Omaha Sadlon. resettled in the late 1940s ThU pro)ec( was In ooaperatloa with Paul Veret of the Jewish Federation of Omaha chairman of the NCJW Israel Research Institute Fund, c<y chairman of the IJfe Mem bership commiltee and is hon orary president o( the Section The Farbers have two children and three grandchildren They are members of (he Temple Israel where Mrs Farher has served on the Sis (erhood Imard in many capaci lies .She has twice served as c» chairman of the Women s Di vision of Philanthropies And from IDS2 I9M, was president
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I WMidar If Mr Spaek dMlB't have wch a md CapUin Kirt I bM faarmalcd me bccauaa il had Ika capaMIMy of dWoKVatlat Wa body's ctmmy n&Ktftnbuo^ tiiMB WMBWlf' kial larm bid on aoaOMr pianat, ipaoa Mdp or amafwn* he daairad to Iranapori Ma body SricMMa ataNdd rxptorr this plHaoHMBaa further as this nMdiod of movlag about would cartalaly eate aiir trsMiwrti Had I been able to barrow Captain Kirk's quirky device I not have been abaeni Cram Ibe Old Timers April 24 meeting Due to a vitally Im
Ilia feaard i( tlw mtm Bwiaw lar tk* Acad I wai al the Dr Ihcr IM«M Wttk CtpUln KM'« aUracia an cilia i I ea«M have lltttad back aad loctli aad partlclpatad In boUi N«vfftlnlaa«. Uwnki to HaroM Stafal. wbo pfwtdad aialarlallaarl IM OM ~ CkarHt Pattman ckalrtag dw Early Mrd dUtiMilaa Hie men decided lo play pally cake wHh Ihe Pally Hearst storv DM thr iilfTHWplwrr ol Itv am pi. •ns' How imponani «aK inr Drain wittamg tkeary ddenae In her Irlal^lfr L«e Bailey had not been her altomey would Ae have been (iven a dlflCraal •entoice'' These and other facets of Patty's bizarre drtrrva wrre dlsctaued A straw vole indlralrd. by a 3 to 1 margin, the men lell she was
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Mrs Sam U anon nfColuin but. (Milo. recently visited with her family, Mr and Mn Alje Friedman Mre Stan (Marrlai Wal lent name has been added to the Lincoln Hadaaaah Chapter of Ufe Hadaaaah membership as a gin of her parents Mr and Mrs Simon Kominsky Mn. SaUey Hasael of Albu , New Mejilco and Huch and •ion» Jeffrey of Middle town. Rhode Island an- Ihe fUettS of Mn J>-;in l.nnliin 'and family Mr and Mrs Kun lluM-ri TK anmiuiK-p the hirth of a dauRhlrr. Kei>tieoa Susan, bom April 22 The Kofienberti MMi iMve a son Aaron and a ^•PHer Kachel
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VIVIAN ORUCH Vivian Oruch M. an active memk)er of the Older Adult program at the Jewish Com munlty Center, died last Sat urday after a long Illness Services were conducted Sunday In Golden Hill Ceme Irry with Rabbi Isaac Nadoff. of Beth Israel Synagogue, off I dating She is survived by her hu-s band. Al. a slater. Sadie Kohn. a brother. Ben Stem, of Philadelphia, a niece and a nephew
Winners of tiw Hadassah Raffle held April 24 al the refi ujar meelinii were Marion Chandler. Meyer l^ederman. Irene KosenberK. i.uclllr Rosenberg and Charlotte Or loff
Correction Blanche Kaiman is survived by a steptuin. Herbert Kai man. step grand.vin and a step granddaughter This was slated inc'orrectly in (he April 20 issue
Mrs Judy Carmel. Chylis [V)ll<h. Selma BernsliMn ami I fM'>- Mill will br attendinK the .1 :'I Valley H<"(tl')nal Con '< Mfiir fur HadaM>ah m lies Muines. Iowa, beginning May A special thanks was given to chairmen for tlie Hadassah Youth Myiah lAinchcon tn
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One Family Looks Back On 50 Years at Beth El ' Jean said, "There waa alI «a Whan I waaa't actlsaly | la tte Parha Canlval, asBM yaulh activity, Ju aereleat or htUday I Kt haa taiy atraatfhaatd ever the Id Jack I have bacMM B'nal aad Bal MMivali aa ttM
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alBcdiEltalMI >Oibb)r OyMdi gradyalad froM Badi El Talmud Torab la im vid IMMk <Mai !• brMi wtdi OM nm youth ptigraaMat ITIM TTwnr'- "•" marrtad Caatar Aaron E4far. caotar of Belli ei. In Jiait an •la im. dw yaMfMl IMUfe aan. JaMlhaa hat baan awarded • (aaUly lkra«0 Bath El 9yM«BSW la COB taivaai. Thai sane vlattar oM^ wwdarlMv 11 ti llMt €•( laally hM hmimmtmftmuv Mn Bdiar't tyaa M^ ay ailMa *t lacaMi the nral dadalon lo lorm a "laadara OilhadH p«v" hart la OBaha'That was la tarn." tttt tmti, "ay ha*aad aad I. and oiy iMar Kllt> pyaafeaadharhariMad«««ch«rlara«aihano(«>hatwaalhaa ^taam aa th* Caaaarvatlvt ^TBaaagae. and I waa riaclad re^ I^Mag Mcralary of the tercnaawr of tht aMachaad thai lainr ^^^
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El "BiMh." aeUvttlatafifetl yean, haa baaa aeOve an Ihe Ynulh I •anilMi an acliva Moraal to UMacttvttltaef the I gBgat YoMlh. af wMch all of her cMMraa have t fllTliiiUti I waa aet barn Mo Bath El. ta Jack, a aadve of tgakaae. Warttagtaa, "I aa 10 tftt ajaigmiii Md have alwaya hat* hnwhrad la the actlvItloa I have been en the halMag saaMaMMe [waaiim have many tlmea landed Balfe El's I gethtr with Jean, I havt i hifliidln that ler Ihe aiwl wr reaoUd U8Y KJaaai ef IWI' Hew daee Uw third ganarauaa leel itaut what Batb El I given then and what Itiey can glet la tht I Dthhy. who la purauhig Jadak atodlea al the Uidvonlty of PMMisylvanla tayt. "If I ever gM aamad. It haa 10 bt at Bath El synagogue I reaOy love IMa building. The bacfegroHadafJewMi educatioa I raoatvod at Badi B. haa aMde ate ddaradned to enlarai and iwdtaMi my JawWi Mudlee. It may be coincidence," she said, "but my maimila at tcheol le Sarah GoMsteln. the graiMMti^hter of RnMM OavM GotdMeta, Beth El's first rabbi!" Older son, David Is spending (his year In Israel Mlowlnii hts career In Journalism and commuiuraltona His column Irom JrI la bacemhig a popular feature In Itae Jewtih Praaa Hr I a faaMUv H^ af Belti El ci^regants as one of thr roryi raadm. He alaiMervad aa pnaldeni of USY HIa ymt^iK biatter, Jen. hrfkurhig Me brelhtr'i iaelalava. haa alaa bacenw a reader of Torah. When not partlcipatlag In dw aarvleee, Jon could also be (ound in thr Beth El Kitchen whan be aarvad as a regular helper to Lucille While In (act. drie la the (Int year whan one will nof rind one of thr DulUh youacrten eomin'heri M the Beth Kl BuUding they have always lieen a part ef Iha icane One fsmUy Uiraa gaairillaaa. devoted and dedtcalad to thr ee of IMa particular ceaaarvatlvc tys. Tkey have a apedal raaaon la eaiebrate Bath El's Mth AaMversary thia year!
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ETrip to Cairo I Cdnumied from Pi#> 11 t landed unrvmlfully alongsidr >• s^mii vjihixr ..h.. h I on Ihr lann*c near a (ally dccom' mval o( PrwKtenl Anwar Sadat in • Sadat'i own plane stood un Ihr oth^ tide td uuTk Aner Uw Pyramldi (he itrrvls. home* and tMiildinRfi <•( <'atm cameM«vl«w PM^ on board ihauted out landm.ir taf Iht moft lamUlar one-the Nile River ARer a (• weooee againOMld Maooly land ilnce UK airport tkn>..cT> .< mllea from the city A lalrty kmn pause enwad. praumafalv lor las) minuii- s<'< u my check*, before aw were allowrd lo \< alighted our paiaparta were taken (roir herded without ceremony Into lour waiting UIM* Bflur* iitiuil ly txMirdUig the tii—l. however, we took pictures o( ourselves at the airport wiUi the Egyptian plane next to ours and hfle toting guartli surrounding the area Kire were deaullory waves from workers along internal of the army guarded airport, and also from pa*aert>ys Mr IS minute route to the Kl Salam Hotel In Hrdopoli* he twven the airport and Cairo pra|>er We were escorted t)y police along the way The street* were g»(tv derorsied with .S»dal s portratl hanging, and clay doves w> ^herr The ground* of the liuurious n> were thick with Mack-uniformed security p" keep hoatUe dements out Wewen and not to walk outside WIUUJU. .. were bradim (or possible trrro age the peace process No trri' during our stay Once al Ihe hotel we were ushered Into the •Pres* Center" No phones, telex or television were there The only hinl Ihal the ballroom with green curtains was a pmu renter lamc from a sign at the entrance We were told thai very WXHI we c<xilil begin applying lor riur KKyptlan prpsn credentials DunnK the enNuinK Iwo hour watt peuple played poker olhero h.ni lUynks from IIM' bar and still others took naps We had .•• n- Tel Aviv airport at 5 a m Now at mid morning WH: retired Ki nally the process for accredldalion ItrKan Oui |>Mture« were taken and we filled out a form At thik lume iime we received our room aislipunents Still no passport.^ iid no) have Iheprssscard, wc could not leave the h<'' 'pir. there IM^ went to IhHr room to (r<><>— ^Hb the early afternoon wr mfatir Hegin'.s HBB secretary He announ<. ilive schedule (or the trip and told us that according lo his Kgyptian counterpart, •sur passports and press cards would be delivered tuun To re lleve our frustration and boredom we were told thai later In Ihe day we could all go together by bus to visit the Pyramids When we arrived at the Pyramids Ihe sun had begun In <iet Still the mafpilflcance of these structures was not diminished We climbed up one of the Pyramids lo f—'" '<• it All Ihe lime I had to pinch myself lo see if 1 wen On the road twck lo our hotel after lh< .. ^wf viewed Cairo at nighl (or tlie first lime Colorrd lights burned every where in honor of Sadat Most buildings had them si rung on lines from the roonops to the ground II gave the city a carnival appearar larance
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Vaughn BlacktHim of Scotlsb luff Keith and Mrrrie I.«vin of Longmeadow. Mass an nounce Ihe birth of their son. Brad David horn on April l.ltli The l,evin's have two daug^''' ''T Lynn, age 7 an>; I'ly, age ] i-'i""i, i (• Mr and Leonard Levin of Id Mr and Mrs Victor I.U/fiian uf New York and Kreat Krandparents are Mr and Mrs Gompers of Florida Mr and Mrs Jarold Kohll announce (he bir(h April 22 of a son. Jason Kennelh They slao have a son. Alan, and daughters, Cindy Ju and Alll •on Grandparents are Mr and Mrs G Cohn and Mr and Mrs I M Treliak ^ Ron aiH) Cheryl Beber an nounce the birth April 9 of a daughter, earn Michelle Grandparents are David aivl Arlene Beher arid Mrs Sylvia Ash Great grandpa rents are Mr and Mrs Rich ard Spelgal, Mrs Rebecca Beber and Mrs Mary Flla Great great grandmother is Mrs Bessie Behn
Millionaire JKKUSALKM (ZINSi Is^ rael is Ihe only country In the world that accords such hand some privileges to new Imml grants Th«!se privileges include the right to import Into the coun try free of taxes, furniture, refrigerators, air condltlonerB, a TV set, a radio, a washing machine, and other electrical appliances that cost the average Israeli lortune I f the oleh Is an artisan, he is entitled to bring In his tools up lo a limit of UO,0OO On t<i() of all this, he may also bring a private car
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J ris Club Executive ' Bernstein, coordloator of the Juvenile Justice ProGlrto aubs of Amsrica, Inc , New York City, and a (oritkmal board msmbar o( the National Council of Jewish ^was in Omaha recently to dedicate a new Girls Club lath Omaha
Saranne Gitnick On Concert Committee .Saranne GKnirk has ac cepted (he pos( of chairperson for Beth Kls 50th Anniversary concert, scheduled for Sun day. June 3, It p m at Be(h KI She will be heading a commK (ee of workers on behalf of (he concert which Includes Mar lene Hechtman. Ar( Gross man. Harriei Kuder. .Shirley KIrshrnbaum. Phyllis Rof fman. Ilene Klein. Helen Woog. (iwen Fred, Ann Levin son and Caryl Greenberg In Sccepdng (he chairman ship. Mrs GItnick indicated she was doing so to perpetuate the memory of her grandpa rents. J Harry and Sadie Ku lakolsky. in whose name the work had been commissioned • The music." she explained. "IS a lasting tribute In (hem and (o the survival of Beth Kl My grandparents were very commided lo Jud aism and lireles.sly devoted to Beth Kl. and would have been (hrilled (o know the manner in which Be(h Kl has chosen (o honor (hem '' A large segment of the Kula kofsky family is expected (o attend the exciting event Pro^ ceeds from the concert will go to Beth El's Scholarship Fund and will aid students WIM par-
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Backs Off TEL AVIV iJTAi Tl Gush F^munim backed from (heir plans, announc last week, to break ground for 10 new settlements on the West Bank over the Passover holidays The Military Government prohibited any action of that sort But a senior official said (hat permission was granted the Gush (0 (our (he sites of (he proposed settlements The official explamed that they would visit the sites and leave withoqt ceremonies of any kind The Gush announcement took the government by surprise Inasmuch as the Cabinet has not approved any new settlements In the occupied territories at this time
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and sold May 13 u Mother's Day also and the .Senior High Commillee Is hoping that M mtoule shappers aa well ~ thoae who plan ahead will ebrate with a lasting meaningful live plam All praflla from the plant sale will go to Senior High program mtog lor Jewish ('ommunlty Center members Plants will be on sale thniughoul the ai^ lemoon ~
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Elmer Greenberg — "The Jewish Warrior Wins Football Hall of Fame Acclaim ["hiwkrr I will b« I r II
MJracfiberg, a Com guard (ran imsi, Inducted Uito Ow N«FooibaJJ HaUof Fame, at Ptoay Par* durtf« r'i
by H.W MM*y. ftmUwH of llw Natiraika Chapter of ihr Football Foundation o( Amrri ca The loUowInc ttackground was wpplled by thr Hall n( Fam» commlll**
ELMKR GREENBERG Klmrr had (our Rrrat yvan al Nebraska from IVZ7 \D ino Me paved hli way to Lincoln wuli (our years. 1923 It. al Omaha Central High jScilool with (iHir (o<>(ball lei year* as AIM'lly. ol the all-city team hit ]f«ar and stale champ* High In IR23 K's stellar play Mmed him second team all •Ute on the Dally News and World Herald teams of IfM K. first team slalui as a tockie in \m Bu( it was at
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Upttoirs — Th« Now York Times Lounge featuring entertainment by Ogden Edtl — direct from the Comedy Store In L.A. THIS WEEKEND. May 4th & Sth.
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Downstairs — My Mama's Bistro and Dell — Open for lunch dally. Bistro features a full continental menu. Elegant dining In Omaha's most unique restaurant.
I fof me purpose of raising tund^i lo send the Omalia Community PlaybouM Company o) i/i« Jobber Smteoroom lu ttw Internanonal Amaiaur Thaatre FaUival in Bulgana m June
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HRST TIME EVER! ONE OF A KMD! ONE NIOHT ONLY! The <inest and most exciting display of talent ever on the stage of the Orpheum Theatre with many of your favorite local performers!
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May 6,1979 1:30 p.m.
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Track 6 FieW, Sxvim M««t. Wrestling (9th 12th Grade) Israeli Food Sold - Falafel. MarxM Brol. Hot Oogs, Stru<M, Soda, Potato Chips, Frun Plate, etc Opaning Ceremonies - Color Guard Invocation Jerusalem of Gold Hatlivah G-d Blaao America My Yiddishe Momme Speaker, Chief Justice Norman Krivosti* An Israeli Film, "The Fiyiru Matchmaker" Maccabean Games, Arts b Crafts, Swimming. Storytalkitg. (For proschoolert through sightti grade boys and Parvarim Singers - loraal'o most outstanding Folk Sing ers Rohdey Hakasfiet (Oancaro of ttM ROMKMVI local Israeli Dance Troupe featuring a variel of dances.
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