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Choirs Join For Premiere thf Mh aanhwMiy of Cte tauodtaf of BMi Q SyiMgngw and In memory Kotakotaky, Beth El Syn^Dfue baa oominMiaMil (ram Morton iwaar <( Mmttk iWiirHf aljMrtt. mtptortn far Oatr and orcta» of Pralaa " The premiers pcHehnanctw "Soap of PrMae" «a kt a«JHMt.allpm andwUlbecoodnrtadbytliaewpeaai.Far dw oaootrt Ik* Bttfe B tynampii CMr wlO to aupnentod by "Tlw Vateai" il kMm aa-"llM Votoat of Mai Otion" I. a pwp of afvraxUnaldy 46 adult tiagm wWdi tor Ifct pMl OlM yaan baa paiiamed dwral muaic tnm all pcrtoda for Omaha-CouDcU Blu/b MidbMrai. White t lana praportten of "Tte Volcaa" arc nwafc: laacter*. memben of UM pmp CMM tram a wtda vartrty of proftiaioni and a monbar arv aaaodatod wttti the US MUllary "Jhc Volcci" la oparatad by Concaft Hall Serlea. Inc . a Nebraska not-tar-proftt eorporaUan. In Uiii ptole, ilia Belh El Choir oowhicti one of Iti many rchearaah In praparaUon lor ina avanl.

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however, contends that this violates the Camp Uavid ac cords The Carter Administration holfling back on its concepts nl West Rank Gaza autonomy, continues amblvalenUy with the three way formula proniiurired .it I'lmlon. Ma..is by I'resKleril I .irlcr more than two years ago- Israel's with dravbal to Us l»4« borders apart from "minor " chanKes, true peace." Kiid a ' iMiine land " lor the PalaMMafc MeanwMle. the Admlnlslra tion rdgef doaer towards uffi clallv establiihlnil Kaxt .feni

jMii'MifM' i.irier.iiiKn iir^.ini lalion Washlni^ton's Mideast oper ational structure Is shjflintt into new hands In strateKlc places William (^iandt. the

In rel on Ihefvei Man suinmii • •'Msa<l(ir All ."ing to a more limitinit jciti as Am bas-i.irtnr m f'airo. rrplaciiiK H< • *ho IS retinriK lo 1 . rsdv Harold Saundert. Assistant .Si-cretary of State (or Near Kast and S<mth Asian Affairs will not tie (m the neniitialinfi seemAs Ihi !i Ambas sartor Ki the new 1' S rhici >i»i(,iM neitollaior. IS in China larryinn nut Irade fUTH'tloni)

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IVIarlen Frost Named Pre-school Director Allan Noddle, president of the JCC Board o( Ilirectors, and IJon (tOldstein. chairman of the Personnel Committee, have announced the appoint ment of Marten KrosI as dirut tor of the ('enter's Preschool department Mrs Krosl holds a BA from the I niversity of California, and her first teaching experi ences span a decade In Call fomia, hesinnlng in 1964 with the Pasadma Jewish Commu nit\ ' - -'t Temple on the rn I staff MB ...v. xi.iKedallhel^eve reux .School of Santa Barbara.

Calif .IS Vurscry .School an and housep.irent ;ind ^on'tl as principal of i School of Congrt. R rlth of that city lur l« years Mrs Frost i.s already part 4 the Center family and Is beiq promoted from within ranks .She has designed ai) taught several classes for ID Preschool Children's an Cultural Arts department ai| IS currently a teacher in tb Pre school She has all served as a volunteer with III Jewish Family Service tward

CJF Convenes Special General Assembly June 14 Mary Fellman and Louts B Solomon, preaident and executive director, respecttvely, Jewlah Federal ' i will serve as . ng Megalas at the (ouikiit of Jewlah Federationa" special General Anembly. June U In Denver The special . n.is been convened ' .m on the three-yea; i Jl- lii-view which charts the future of Frderatnni and CJF for Die Plana call for the initiation of tint slaps in a new planning procasa lo develop a compre IMMIVC bhiiprtnt lor the I9W community campaigns Both these events will coincide with the CJF Quarterly. whK'h will cover a broad gamut of community responsi Mlltlea In committees, forums IiMirkahopa There will be liim on -MMdle Eaat IsI roUowli« the larael11 Peace Treaty" lealur • gueal speakMs Yetaida Blum Itrael'i AmiMaaador to the UnllMl Naliona, and Tbe•dor* Mann. PrsttdMl of UM Coofarcnca of PraildaBli of M«)or American Jewlali Or-

tanliatlons. on Thursday eve ning The special General Assembly will culminate a study launched three vear^ agr which aspe( I phy, operaii and how it < needs ol Its IM memtjer K'cd cratloM The Rev.. mated lo ascertain" .teeds and purposes ot ,\Mrir> Amerl can Jewish Federations."' stated CJF PresldenI Morton L Mandel of Cleveland, "and to adapt CJF's programs to serve those needs with maxi mum effectiveness in the com ing decades " "'Council was created by the PadaratkMS of North Amerl ca." added Raymond Epstein of Chlcaco, Chairman of the Review Commiltee "It is reapomlble lo them and 11* actlvltlea muat to raaponalve to iteir conccroa. Tto orlenia tkm of the Review Is towards iht future ~ loanaUeCJFlo build on Us established strangltM and maat the dial lenges and opportunities

ahead " Forty lay and professional community Ir.idrni romprisrd IheRevii v A CJF Review 1 ,j Consul "' ieani »a.s headed . 1. Zucker. Vice President Hmeritus ol the Jewish Community Feder atlonol Cleveland Over 1)9 communities throughout North America

sonnel services Assembly delegates will vn<e on the Commiltee's sug liestlonx for changes in the CJF By l-aws re<}ulred to act! vate the Review recommen dalions These two final decades of the Twentieth <>r\Hir\ will be rxciting all." K; ones lor the .lev. Mr Mamlel said Kwlcrations muat be ready lo tarrv out

paign of watershed (level opments such as the emigra tien of M.llIKi or more .Soviet Jews per year, Israels Iran sitlon to peace. Project Re newal, the efforts of rejection ist Arab states lo destroy the Israel F.gypt peace treaty, the double digit inflation, and changes in our demography, cultural mores ami ne«.ds that impact on Jewish agencies and services

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tloi Fe<;' •.!• con 'iff prolr?»:M..tj...^ . .Mil. i.>.i(ed their views to th«. process According lo Mr Mandel Review Committee recom mendatlnr.' i" ••'• . ..i.....i-r..,i by deleg.. sembly n ^ areas Strengthening Communlllea and Federations t'JA CJF Relations, Priorttles and Planning. Governance of CJF, Communlcallons. Human Resources and Staff Organisation; Budget Alaoto to considered are recommendatlons from a separate report on the future sUf ring of Feder atloas and ralatad CJF per-

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(ommunllies Join 'I l'.l'\ ID initiate a comprehen i; pro cess for the i • nn f)n Friday, .lune 15 Feder atlon Presldi iiives. Campaign < ' (am paign Directors and other designaled campaign leaden, together with national CJF and UJA leaden will examine the Impact on Ute IMO cam-

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community." said Mr Ma del "It is an indication of t how far we have come, an how far we still can go We ar ready lo move forward in . unpret'cdented eltort to mob llze the full resources ol Ame lean and Canadian Jewry " The I JF IS the ;is.s<K'lalton < more than twi Fedi-ration Welfare Fundsi and Commil mty Councils which serv nearly JWii communities an embrace over 95 per cent Ii

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. ilii-> -ituiiiin i.jiiiiuou pulcn Hals and concern* The 1. lions iif this lop l> .idre will be brought l»e/»rr local Ked<T ations for additional Input through community meetings held between June .ind .September "'This new campaign planning process rei> .iher milestone i;; nl the North American Jewish

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HltUM7 Ma vtiMiMd auwy Ml Umc In lin Palaiid. Batoraoia and tte Ukratae wart wrecked by a wave o( aaU-SaariUc pagromi It WM thti (rmir wtikti (travt two nlllMa Jews lo North America Ulr in (te adaplad iiaaitland lor UMC Jcwa waa dHflcuil They had l« overcome inaumerable Bbaladea and could iM rily ypon Ike aid o( aayonr Bui i«akMi att oddi Uw Jewi Hiceeadad ki Ihia tarirty The RuMtaa RavoMlea did no( herald « rhanfr In the (rfflcial ailitudr toward Jews. Jew* were aol equal memben al Mciaty, yal managad la acMev* a pre^ml ntnt lUtiaa In aocMy Ikrau0i aducatlaa and native abiti (let Very vtvid UBenverad anH Bewltlaiii pualiad the Jewt tocaUgrale Today Jewt of all afca amIrwMkii oM e( Ike tovM Union I have been In the Lintlad Slaica lor more ifcaa a year andahaKaadmyatwervaUoMareailoUowt AbNmore than two yean ago «y imi0»m, bar kuabaad and ker lUuchtrr canw In Onafca I, my kuabind and aon iotkiwrd The JewkO li—ilgranto a( odMr araa weiM envy uf Wr wrre aponaarad by the Jewiih cMWBunUy Al thr •Upon we were met by eanimnity rapraamUUvca. and DMBoen 01 ine awoM. A MmNMO aiMniMK awaicd ua, ahMg witfc kauariwld nar—Mka and amanitles The tkna we have been here we've lenaed the wiiport of thr Jawtok pule It la IMa moral aupport which has helped Nadnily. than arc many proMena, moai notably, laniuatr At our a«r, H Is tnily a prai>lefn to learn Kn tilth And there la no rapport, no communlcallon without languaae II to dtoippamik^ to dtocwcr that moat Jewt da nolivcak YMdlah Bill we are very happy Ikal Omakt has recently acctptad three new (amillen Our eemmunlty Bgrowlng. IS a< May The eOHtratlon o( die Hal Aanlvertary of Indrpendeorr of Israel Wr are all Russian Jewt in the Jewiak Cammunlty Center of Omaha And when wr heard an ItraaU Hymn and after tkat Anerk-sn wr all Irit ourtclvcs Independent Jewt

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Shavuot Celebrates Birth of Jewish Law [>on Jrwith law allow mrrcy kllllnn'' How about wlrctappkii* What does Jud atom aay about USXi-> And wharc do Orlhodoi, Conservs Uvc and Refarm Judaism dil tar hi thair rapltoa to theae kkMto of queattoiMt Oslnc nen-technlcal termt. cartoant and comic ttrtps. ihr currant toaue of Kaapkig Poalad - adKatienal mafaitaie of the Untaa of Americaa Hebrew Cangragatlana - nplains how the maki branchea of Judaton krtarpret lUacfca. the tegal ihou#d af Judatom Judaism I* a reUgton of law Torah. Talmud and Rcaponu-aadShavupl iwMckfaUs Ikto year on June 11 oclebralat Ike Mrtk of Jawtoh law. whan Moaaa reoetvad the Tea CanaMadnentaonMI Sktoltlang With the miirr Torah and an arrampanying oral commen lary In every generaUaa, Kaaptag Naiad poinia out. Jewt confront new sHuatlons which requlrr new lolulions Quaatiooa and answen oovcrkig every atpact of lllr are ei rhai^ied by wquirm and rab-

bis Thesr are called Raaponaa, which are then collected and arranged into voiunea of eaae law tar ddaratakv future decisiona Drawing on traditional leits. the Reform and Canter vallve movementt havr rvolved their own Reapoma lltrraturrt Decltinni arr written by their rFtprrlivp ratMaical auihorltiet and law commltlaea Included in the Reform coitoetiaaa arc Raaponaa on donattng a body to tctsnci and on Bar MItxvah ceremonlea on Sunday In recent yeart Contervaiivr Reapanaa have dealt with dHving to tynagsgue on Shabbal and callkig women to the Torah In lU tpactal laaue. till "Jawtoh Law." Kaaph _ ad approaches contemporary Jewiih law in Amrrira from the perspective* of Orlhodui. Conservative and Kelorm Judaism, repreiented mprc Uvdy by Rabbto J Davkt Bl eich, Seymour SIcgel and Sol» man fiathef The cartoons and comic stripe are by Joel Gnshavrr

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How History is Twisted lien The UnNed Kingdom gave titz million (Mher Ruropran BylL govemmcnta helped make up Uie balance Arab muntriei gave Near Baal Report "Since the Wetl hat done little for the Paleflinian cauae. the token glfla Thua Saundi Arabia gave only U 7 millmn pnor to I claim they bjve little choice but to turn U> MmcoM for I9T4. only illgMly more than Itrad. which K*vr M 4 million randhrip" It waa oa(y between l«74 and l*n Uial Saudi Arabia heatted [ revelation wat rccaaUy prMad In the Chic- her caoMbuUana which now total t33 mUlion The Saudla alao another example of how hWory la iwMed by bankroUPtjOterTCrMs I uOburdtned by memory of the factt. The nugget of nan Arab caltaancia It ciperially rapielMaaRde Unoe It waa the r waa attributed to "weatcm obterven in the Mlddte Eaat," I apparently look up their "obtervation" poatt Juat yetter- Arata wha uprooted Om PalotlnlAii In Ihcir war agalmrt ttie IM7 UN partition reaolutlon The tnidi it Uiat Ihe United Sl«lca haa been aoUcHant of the plight of the Palettmian Arab relugMa tram the begtanloc. hat contnboed generoudy to Ihem and hat always been concerned ithetrtaturc

(ConaMently negative and obatrurlive. Ihr Soviet bloc alto oppoaed Uie creation of I'NEF Ui I9S7 and refuted to contribute to Itt support It may try lo Mock conthiutian of its acUvltiea at IhM critical time 1

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Ubrenr _ , , , , UNRWA I In «vplytog raUaii to the talyrs warrtora. brad OtOMMtntod that Arab rafkaaat could be put to work wh«n H provldad Haptoymnl to camp tanatoa m Uie w«et Bank, Oau and land after the 1N7 war Bui IhM waa not Uie of UMW who, like the Sovid Unton. ragarM Ihe Pde» la weiyaM In Uw war agatad Meaan. Carter. Sadat and Bagla

Cigars are still uiKtmunon They are regarded ui Uie bloalnd capitalist, and outaidr of the upper nnandal (| Ihe few who smoke cigars ttl public subject themselvra li' natured nbbing PIpea have been given much publKiiv 1 unce I>eputy Prune MInliler Ylgal Yadin it teldom m gut one Sadal hat not added lo the populafity. and Ihlngi go according to aeaaond dyto. we may expertIthrf th drvetap In the comtag montha. Beaidet. Itrael is no« hrginn to prothicc 111 own pIpea at wdl in her day. of eourae. Goida Heir wat a walking livin« iKi lor the tobacco uitercats She was aimod never teen without 1 ciga rHIe As a result of Uie mod recent flndlngt to Uie U S which again confirm that smoking ts a major factor in cancer, heart disease and oUier faUt aUmenU. Ihe Israel Mtnlslr\ ol Iw.ilth itj drawli^ up legtolatkm to ban all tobacco adv Cancer Society campal^is against clgareiii-at UiHr promotional material can hardy be seen ihrouRti the blue haie of Uie smoke Recent surveys have shown that aixiut SO percent of Urael't imokert woidd |lke to ttop, but can't Well, a lahnr rli^puir ha> helpedlhem in recent weeks The wholetak- ' ' laiin that the 3 percent commlation they get from < • iinpa ny It not enough, and they have gone 00 Btrike 1AM. dl I. igj diaappoared from Uie shelves Chato smokcrt had their 1 elUwr to stop smoking, or switch over lo the highly ex imported brandt At Uiit is being written it appeant I rnmmlaalnn will be ralaed. and the smoke fiends will get 1 dried weeds back agato, but at a price increase Nobody seaaaa to care about Uie health factor Indeed. «hy n worry about the daagars of smoking when your rhances of get- • I ing hurt m car accidents are lar greater'

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Uur Denver acnion are stui talking atxHil the »armlhandPiK Uwauum of MoUie and her lollowera The Denver JCC Yiddish nub ts partlcularty anxloua to come to Omaha to present a program for Uie Omaha Sentort We hope to bring a group to Omaha UiltfaU We hope to tee Ihe Omaha group agato next year and ' promlae warm aunahtoy days aad thd Uw meunlamt will i visible " It waa great having Uiem here Mark WZalfcla Director Add! aad Odtird Arto SMvtoas

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AWAfUMAMBMBLY PloUda a«arda tor neri lance la aUcndance and GoldiMm Awardi tor iftwidanfi' at Junior OoiVagaUan wUI be prawwliid m Simdty at 10 IS a m AcMtvamcal awarda tar exrHtence in dam vort wUl alaobcpnatMad The laal day of Tafanud Torah daaaef vlll be Thundty. June

TALMUD rORAM GRADUATION Talmud Torah graduatlan •W be held on Friday. June 1. lUpm BARMTRVAH David Mlchaii Blach. mn o( Dr md Mn. SaiamaB Hack «rtU bacoma a Bar MUavah as Saturday, AaM • at a 7 IS pm

MlMkiawice RASMHBIRKAHANE TOOVAK RiMii Meir Kihane will •peak at Beth larac) on Sunday. June U at 3 p at tor ail KiideMs At 7:» p • fee »M ifeik for the nrnimunlty at large Ptoota [oin with u* otowr ton WIIIIMW Andr*w b«to<n*ta

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Temple Israel KVlcn: RabM St*wy H RabM Barry L We Canter Gall P Karp wiU offlctale There will be a Sabbath C«< fee Hour BNAlMnrVAH Nancy Friidmaa. daughur o< Mr aadMn SeiJ FUeteaa. will become a Bat MiKvah Friday and Sabvday. June I andl Kavhi MIdiaal ton of Mr and Mn laMBMa will become a Bar Mttnrah Friday «id BataNay. Junelandf

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ChMH LyM Ubhi, ter of Jaan ZaIkIn and the late MarAaH ZaU ihr bride of Franii "mi aar. aan of Mr and Mr> Alvin Comlsar. In a ceremony held Offutt Suiiday. May (7 at Beth El Air I SyMMPie Officiating wrrr Rabbi Myrr S Knpke and Cantor Sarvieaa are coaductad in Chaim Najman ahmg with Ow Capaiwrt Chapel on the Mark Zaikin. uncle of the lacead Friday o( each month. bride Mllca Remer. another I p m and hMirlfe Friday at uade of (he bride, waa lollat 7 30pm AaOncgSkabhaltal Tlie bride waa gtvea m mar lawtilieaarvice riage by her brother. 8tev« Sarvieei are conducted by Honor attandaala were Breiv RabM Sydney L Hoffman da Zaikla. atotar of the bridr, aad Juat In Cooper Mrs Fraak Comlaar Rrldefmalda were Sharon and Harbara Comlaar. tiater of Mr and Mrs Allan Zaikin (>( ilH- Kroom. Laurie Remer, and Louis Remer Anna Frank I'lithv Davlei Ram Nathan. Is the grandmother of amt ^•<\\ \\\uM»'M .01 of Omahji an<l I irxli Cillor of Alter a trip to the Bla Lincoln Flower Kirli were HUls the couple will mide I Uaa and Andrea Goodman Omaha andBeccaColdateln The brtdr ftraduated GroomMnen were ^tvt Z»t week from the UniverMtjr kin, brother of the bnde, Gary Nebraska Medical Ce Chaacn. Paul Garrett, and an aaaoclate degree Bruce Fraak. all of rimaha ing Her husband gra mOU YOUTH GBOUP Grig Smith of Unroln, and two wcetu ago from i The Omalw Temple Youth Steve Soaland of Longview verslty of Nebraska at I Group MvHea all enterinc Texas with a baciieior of sctenre in atath pradM* IB the Temple aa Cheril l« the (randdauKbter well aa other kldi at Temple wtw auy he laiereated ltrad' M t-lti to the aanual Spnnt Raah The Rwh «iB be held thl* Satvday evenlag. June I. from l-ll p m at Royalwaad on the Urcen didibouie, IMIh )ual South of eealer la •« prewidi dtaaer. llaiT*(7lin|t<w MrnaiKlWnnKn MMM, aad a (un eveahtf of l,a>lir» Kwbwinii A AnxMutM* nrimmhig. (rlMwc. ami ether gamai Conw aad learn about Ctxherol Jeon^ the Temple Youth Groiv aad have a riUalag aad oaiayable

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;,lcMral paaptt la Mw Oaaha J««M oaBuaaaHy have n I lo awva Ifaai the pnaaal, ayaafB^aaartmlad • t» a city-«Ma Hebrew propwa, eanMaiag aU I acbaab bilaane ackoal. I am anaag thaaa par I who believe ihli t« be an eiccUml move I believe in the -_(a dty wide Hebrew ichaal for Ihrec rcaaaaa My Aral reaaon (or bcttevtiig la a dtywtde Hebrew adiaol u a mattar o( aeaaaaUca. 1 alraagiT laal H would be moeb diaapar to malatata aae Hebrew tdiael wMh oat aai of (exU ai^ malcri aia aad aqalpmeni Uiaa H It 10 nuMabi three tdioats wllh three leU tt lain, malartalt aad aqiilpmirt. la addMta, the M«l maaber •( laaefeara oaidd be radaead. Maybe fidl that leadHn caidd be Mrad, latlaad af (he large naaibar o( part-time icaditn aaw etapftoyad by tna ayaa^DgHaa. ~ aUat a dly-wlde Khool tt really r l« aa oOaaaipKaaad view about aiKb a adMMl. There »warry thai l( Itert were aae adMd. two e( the Orte tyna' nWlBiipMia ad^ be aetfectad Th^ la aaaaaaae He I a tartlpi laagaaga PWaaapby daaa a totaliiilpHiUMniMaatalaatabelaratjil i la adnoi, aad «• an taagM ittm aaua aad vtit : vacabidary aad piV' I af aay givaa cid. tare Hafcfewcaabataa^la.ta(!liaway Thaaiattarafhidhrlilcaa be UoiH hi Iha railgiMB aad rMjr flMi raaaaa ia aaa OMt waM pnbaMy awari iMil 10 aiy I an altaad dMtnal Habrnr adMili aad r» I o( hMtnicttaa aad dMMnal appraadM Wa baooaM dIvMed If (bar* warr aat dtyHrlda , ai af Ifea OokMM youlb catdd raeaNt iha laae hHin» tiaa Maat a( yaa who raad iMi aediaa o( Uw Preat are dM yaulh •ha •• hi WbTMr tctaal We wM ha tba anaa BMti afladad by d^dtaeaaalaaafhailBiadty-widaHebrewadaid Let'ibeded|iy«. Wrtte^ p«d \ft yty.aphilia^be known

IfMaiiaaaMaririla MmaaaHl^lawiab Day I Two year* apo. our (aailly weal l« laraaL There ware aiaay (ua iMngi to do. Betaaae my parmu were workHmnabaapttal myiMcrand I want ta an Itradi day cany Zloe la moahavi I ad the adivttiai wc did •wtouMag. arU aad craflt, and diaco dandag Mmm oooe o( the klda ipekc CagUth. but they were BO nice I made (rtandi aayway We ipent the nombi^ In camp, and in Uw ancmoant we loured with our pareau One place we vtaMcd wat Jemtalaai We went lo the Wtatara Wan. The boyi aad Hw glrlt prayed on aaparate itdta, and there wat a taicc hi balwoaa We aaw the DOCDC O( the Rock tea, a amaqw. A v9ty intereacMg bandkig In Jcniaaleffl wat the larael Mu•eum It had a room wUh comic laventioaa. and a room wllh pretty menoraha We aJao drove to Haifa, and

taw the Babal Shrtnr It wai beautllul There waa alao « baal muaeum. Inalde the ahip dui Iha refugeea came to U taaloa. tN went to Roah Hanlkra. a where walw frem thr Sea gaea into While we wore waiting m llae. we met Mr Mllchrtl. thr educatloaai diractor of Beth El Taimud Terrii One day we laok a but tour lo Avdal. aadaat ndaa located aaar EUat la Elai Ibert la an uaderwalar abaarvatary It waa neat! Yoa weald leek laglaaiwhidawlfcatla were aH the IM! waa a waterfall hi the Oalaa Hel#la caHed Lower BaMat. a wurrr of the Jerdaa Rlwtr It wat freedng there, evan IhoutfiM waa July We apeat two mandM ta larael, and I really enteyed them I im looking lorward to going there agata icon

Also at Rotary Party (Ml) aai Adw laM ware phataripbed at a dUta the ohola at the ton of Ihc page

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From the Older Generation By Kevta Michael t I wUI be ceiebraUi^ my Bar MiUvah on June tth and Mh. and Mr Miiiinr aAed me to write an article oflrnng "advice" on M.u Hdi Mii/vahpraparatlonlorlhoaeof you who will ceiafarale yourBii .ahtnetlyear 'Thr ^ tynapogue* have dirferenl appraadm lo preparaiKHioi if>ir Hal M ' isugget IMma I raaofler thai will ii^ra tionleatftrenuout The tint tiiggeatkin I have to otter it thai you lUrt tludyk and prapartng year Torah and HtRorah port MM early- way^b^ I lore your tutoriag iraaluiii atart Althaugh my lutoring • iioni did not begin untU March of im. I had itarled itudymg j of latl year- for only 10 minute* a day. of rourar timi' I began lulormu i i.v.o.r.iia||y kne^ ||| of mv IV m«Wi^^ Therefore. I could •* nior Karp on drtaiU and refine ment of my maten<<i •'MT admit lo m) molhrr Ihal her Idea of my atartMg to ^ > 'I* nghl' I Another tuggeotlon I h 1 i> thai you ihink not only about the Hrtrrw i< ' Torah and HaRorah portloni. but Uialyourradam; ' rantlatlon and lee how I lerlalmayheapplirdtoyourownlife tl'ii amazing how the laaaawi of Torah are and how Ihoae very letanm I tervad our people lor centunet apply to our own tpn^ age would alao augget that you make an appoinimeni in vim wil your rabbit about Ihe material in your porliofw and how ii duet apply lo your llvei l found my vifil with Habt>i Weimtlein SUPERMy latt Mggeatlon it thai you Ifefeik about your Bar/Bal Mili vah Realite thai what It golag to happen loyou. and lomr, it, to far. the moti important occaatan of our rrligMNix lives Bar/Bat MiUvah lymhoiuet for ut the beginning of adult Jewlth III with lU wondert. lU beauly itii idealii. and awesomely reapowih • • rr% on ihe tearhingt of Torah ai have our fa thenani' s I hope 1 •njo) .ii> Bar Milivah and will prove myaHf worthy of the meaning of Ihe ceremony

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New Kid In The Car Pool by MkheUe Jaeger Martaaearl-Jewkdi Day gched I firti berame acquainted with Vied Shekhlman joined iiur rar pool Vied wai not my first Rutalan fnend known three olhert But. he u the finl one to live near en we can car pool Vied hat been in Omaha lor almott a nmnlh He Is In km gadan at Monlaeaorl School HU Iracher t name it Aunt ( jihy.l Somdhaee Vied goea up and hugi Aunt ( athy He > lull of lunfl Vled'i datamatei teach him English by identifying objectt for him Vied iaught at funny tiortet Ihal Aunt ( athy readt Vied llbea Ua new haneland alttioa^ K wat hard to leave hu biendt ta Ruaiia He llkaa the food here Vied It aUrttng to un-1 dentand qnaatlona ta BaglMi aad aemdlniea he anawert ut Scfaoal wia aeon be out far Mmmer vacation By the time we bcgta again. If he jotae our car pool again. III bei thai we'll have trouble getting a word ta edgewtae I look forward lo that'

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Knicely To Speak At Awards Program

Jewish Youth Win Debate Award by Mitch Warren Btvertdic ' -"gh (>n Satut lour •"•""f """ -i-i, Com 'wl in the "ils li<'«)aic and .., TlM' four. Kevin .Nail/man Scutl Tatelman. David ( ohen and Milc-h Warren, were two of nine teami parliripating for ' Migh School seioml in Ihf liiuniainciU The tournament consistol ol two rounds A team of dt-bat

oni would debate the negative side •— ' "•' "— "ve th< .s If. .'d St., .1 sor) irrii for the armed forces, or. In simple terms. th«" I'nited Slates should ailopl some form of the draft Scott. David. Kevin, and Milch each brought home indi vidual awardv in .'addition to Iheset'oni , for Ihe school It ' lime in Beveridgc liistor) that a tie hate team has won an award.

:<,rlMlire<lor(orWI»WT' fKT at thet'hildren s J( i .luneil. at 12 :iapm mlhi^' urn A sports enlhuKiaKt John plays golf, tennis, basketball an )'«s A native of Sidm-y. Net)raska. he Is a graduate «l the I niver-J sily of Nebraska at Lincoln where he majored in brnadrast jnur>i nalism KnM ' 'itor in April ol IffTB He joined I WUWl . ilirc<i„r in()rlor>erof l!*74 H< »as an aniHmm <'i lur Ijricoiu i KI.IN and KKDR and sports announcer (or TV Ti -, u[ Lincoln, a labU televi.sion company Known Icir live sports coverage ol many local events. KnicelJ has establisN-d credentials as an (lulslanding sports rcporle with in^lepth reports on various sports He lakes a unique ap proach lo his reporling. presenting stones in a way the viewef enjoys

How I Felt Meeting Frank Shorter

has hit students try to put

He tnaken the clam more Interesllnit hv playinK Jewish lie tarlne and Jewisd hnlntis hinito with the students SinginR •onKx lo his acroi ^ fun Me decidrrt h mgandle.!

by J«l{ Schwartz Beverldge Junior High I felt very happy to nteet Frank Shorter I had alwaya daydreamed about running

. vtwKil berauae he enjoys help^ llcaliiolikcslh4'mon<->

When I .. ^<hnol when he was little was different Ihan iiiinr he MIU yes He had a lot njore homework more clasne* and there were tnore iludents Bui Ihi- same thine* are taught now plus more He had SO classmate* in hi<i fourth Rrade rian. and I have six With smaller classes Ihe kids and teacher's ran know each other hetter Jerry (iillman made m> class a KOIXJ leaminn eipenence this year and I hope if I leach I ran do as well

with him One day Chuck Arrwld approached me and asked me II1 would like lo run with Prank Shorter Of courae I was In ramplete shock. I couldn't believe my dream had come true The day I met hUn and ran with him I was In seventh teaven, and I wdll never for|et that day u long as I live Those starting the run were from left, Dr Eugene Zwelback and aoo Josh, Prank Shorter, m the runner T-shirt, Dr Ernie Prwllce and Jeff SchwsrU.

To the f':dltor Hals off to all BBYO and everyone who took part in. both on and oH stage, for a most enjoyable evening when you presented "Stage Night If Kieaie don't let 10 years go by again You ve bniught something hack that has put a new spark m BBVO I m )ui( wrry more parenU and rnendi couldn't enjoy Ihu happming' Thank you all for your time and effort Thank you also lor reaffirming the confidence we have in the youth o( today and all thry can accompilih when they pull "togeth er " l^ooking forward to Stage Mghl'» Klleen and Miles Kemer

wear Sensations! :EN AND YOUNG JUNIOR lit Swim Tlm» Fun At Th9 Beach In Beautiful 1 or2 Place Suits... inks, Haltan, Bikinis And Moral

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A movie rwiew by Melllsaa Margolls MonteaaorlJewtsh Day School 'The Wii " was base<l on Ihe slory of the Wizard of (ft Dorothy, a 23 ynr old school teacher in New York, was out chasing her dog Toto in a bliizard All of a sudden a giant cyclone sweeps her to Ihe land of ()z .She lands on Kvermean the wicked witch of Ihe KasI and frees (irafilli people ' Munchkinsi She me<'ls Miss One Ihe good witch of the North and gets Kvermean's silver slipper* She should see Ihe Wiz she w as told so she could gel home ()n Ihe way she meets the .Scarcrow w ho needs a hraln. the Tin Man who needs a heart, and a Lion who needs courage WIKH IIII'\ finally get to the Wiz. he says to get Iheir wisli' ' kill Kvllene. the wicked witch of the West ^' • care<'row in half, flattens Ihe Tin Man, hangs the linn by his tail and almost kills Toto Ulcklly. Ihe scarecrow found a switch that said IN CASE OK PIHK PUU. Kvilene was killed by the water The Wiz turned out to be a retired dogcatcher Dorothy got her wish by clicking her heels three times and Ihe others had theirs all along withoul realizing II The acting was good The songs were good It was rock music My favorite songs were "Slide Some Oil To Me," sung by the Tin Man, "Kase On Down the Road. " and "He's The Wiz. " sung by Miss One. "You Can't Win," iung by the Scarecrow, "A Brand New Day, "sung by Dorothy, and "I'm A Mean Old Lion," sung by the Uon They were all very enjoyable musical numbers The costumes and the scenery wMi very good The special efltrts were great, but aome were scary I thought this was a great movie I would give It lour stars i **** i

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That Perfect Job by Amy Prankel Beverldge Junior High

It's .Springtime attain and man> parents are on their kid's hack and saying, "I think you .should KO out and find VDurself a job ' The kid's usual reply is. "There aren't any jobs lo be had. The parents retort usually follows like this, "If vou look hard rfKNigh I kmiw you will find something to do" Thus begins tha{ family argument In all fairnes-s though, not all the kids need In he pushed into )oh hunling There are plenty of kid's who are more tbiin willing lo earn their bread and go in search of work A teenager should work, but in all honesty there are not enough)" <nd il is very difficult as well as discouraging In kiM , 1 ind and constant s«'arching II a Ufnaiit-r is really serious about a Job. then there are many things they should do before gflinfj out and finding that perfp<-t job' pii uld think of what lli< •l)]e of doing suchas uirk, lawn care, w < duties. babyJlttmn rti '.(•I iind the ' "' Ihey want to apply In Call and see if Uh : then leave your name and follow that ut' '^i' m MM -U, dn application Don't do this for one or two stores but at least apply to four or five, as that gives one a variety of opportunitie<> If you should be lucky enough lo have one or more of your applicatlnnl •crepied pick Ihe Job that will make you the happiest ns well as pay you a decent wage "There li also Ihe suggestion of going Into one"s own business but I speak from experience, take II from this leenapr. this li not so easy'!" Yes, getting a job Is Just by luck, being at the right place at the right time and above all, a lot of prayer Rut If ymi really k>ok Interested, you will net that perfect Job'

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Thawaafeaadwaai ) MlcMIe Shaptta, a( a brief faadiy i taaulwnary ' a( Or and Mn Ro- alaa tra««Uag In Boalan lar the I wU baoana Bat MNivak aa rrtday June Kk. at and bar haabai I SIratt Taaipie Poi- Cbaefe DaaMa. of j tenrlcca Itert wdl be Valley New Yorfe. and Ma llartatlaM- aaOaaggfcabtal hrethrr Con RIcbarda. of Waabuigtan, U (' Soetaty. SuHanafe JaalM WMiaav. and laa ben aeciVlad tor A oanunMt, dedlcatad lo Uiaalar iMa yaar at the lavlac OMnary a( Harry (be Unlvenity of New Hamp^ gnilB» wU be unvrOed on Mn, Duriiam, New Hamp^ Tom Sai>l haa a nic a the Uwala OtMummHy Sunday, June 3. at I p m at riilrc. wberc aot only will be Playhauac piaaanftloii "Brt Ml Carmel Cemetery be actMK. but be will be leadiPrlaadi Md reiaUvaa an to- big *ama lo eoUegr ttudnu rttadtabepreaaot tor tbMr codagt credit BR haa prevtaua itaga nKc a« tlw PlaytMuat la Ir Man. " and PtiMwaad In "South Pacific" plui ayoliier OHialeali la M# MMMI Hehaaipaattwofaan wilh Orrteua Oancr fcnuf at JERUSALEM iZINSi tht Nrbraika I'niverally. •ludwd willi Bar Dor Modrm Moat biacb Afrtcan a»*cm- taraell know-how Since Utni Itrad baa o|tarOinct Company in Tel Aviv nt (aiJ and dancad m ante tlea with Itraal ailcr the Octo- ated undertbei riy Daaca Campany in ber Itn war. but laraall MOv- •may Alrlcai «77. HrladtcaoaotMr and <nc* to Africa baal aaKeaya. Ohann. NIgarta. ibe If* Ridiard Segal \r>*. aMsy Africaa Ivory Coaal and Zaire

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Its our first Anniversary to show our Appreciation.

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By Sylvia Telpner On Tuesday May H Judith I ohen a teacher in (he Special Kducaliiin de{i,ir<menl ol the • • '•' " • • Mvj- a

Mr Ahllr downtown IK lupii-s l (x-rcenl ol Omaha's land ipace it pays 7 percent of (he city s total property laxet On (he aver age one downtown building payt more laxet than Zte prt valehof^ " 'rtedmuch need* i 'Hir down town oiHi i< V.III rH)uire the lupport of a lot nl Omahani in Iheproceat 117 Old Tlmert tang happy birthday greetings, on this balmy Sprtng day. lor Dave Berg. Moe (iroatman. liOu Levy. Max I'latt. Nair .Schneider Sam Slem. Wll ham Winlrouti and Meyer Zuker Lou and Sam hosted the gang to birthday destert Alao, a ipeclal birthday greet Ing la herehy wafted to Phil Mandel, our repretentattve

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To paraphrase the I' .S Marine Corps recruiting art vertlsemenlx. Old Tlmert are looking lor a leu good men Requirements are you muj.1 have al least one grey hair and two tHK-ks (iir rtups That s right tw»bur|i>. Nil 111" I ;in accuse usol cai; fi We meet every (•• l.iy lor lunch and lun al the "J " Come and JOY nut TrantpDrtalKin commitin' chairman, Nale (iimple. re quetlt he be con(arted the day before meeting.^ lor those de siring rirtes I'hone S.'Mi 23.111

SPLASH PARTY R(CRCA1|ONLAND PAY CAMP BOYSa.CmLS AGES 5 fo Q

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-OUTDOOR POOLAll r*9itt»ro4 day camport and wouid-b« compart — |oln In wotar novalty gamas, loarn how to rida o koyoii, maot toma of your now camp counaalort and an|oy rafrothmantt, tongt and loughtor. (Bring a bathing ault and towoll) Por»ot»i If yQu'• lliinktng ol a uniqu* romping •ip*ri*n{« lo' your ' H'nl tn o '»ia«iKl p«i*o'i olijvd lalling lh« j«wi»h Community Cvnifti ( R*<f«a1ionland Day Cornp it Ih* plo(«* tvgittro t«m» Of« now b«ing loltvn Coll ChocV A/nold oi Ai Br«om 33i SjiX) loi mof« inlormoliofi te r«cltt*r tof (k* t*lMl< rwty •« fh* JCC call llalM toflM^. iMt. 41 h«twM»n th* kourtottiM • .m. aM SiM p.m.

Next gel logether June 5. guest speaker. Kon Hunter. President Omaha llislnncal Society

I You Are Invited To

Beth El Synagogue

Fiftieth Anniversary Concert "SONGS OF PRAISE" WCKiHT IMTCHOrS

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An exciting Musical Event for the Entire Family Featuring Guest Composer Morton Gold Beth Els Junior Choir Synagogue Choir Chamber Orchestra Dancers. Nsrratcxs

Sunday, June 3, 1979-8:00p.m. Reception Following Concert

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Single tickets $3.50

Sponsor 12 tickets) $25

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l-iM***^fi^Ml Proceeds from the Concert go to the Beth El Scholarship Fund

It Could Make a Difference in Your Summer.

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OORNHUacnUIDGE Nonnan Krlvoaba. Chttt Juatiea of tfea Nabraaka Suprenw CMrt, wW ipaak at a by Candwlwr B'aal B'rttb on June II Mr Krtvocha. himarlf « member of B'nai B'nlh. waa appolntad lo Ibe Supiwae Court by tormer Go* •war Eian CMd Juatkw Krivoalia haa loot bean acUvc b« Jowiah rauaea and matter* omeem^ mc the Male of Israel The parpaai of Bi accardbn l« Ron GonMn. vioa-praldMt of Corabuaker Lodflt. Is lo gM tfea ncmben loRelhar for aa bUcfcatlPi rvcfUnf Dtaner «iU be at ( ». at Anthony's rMtauraMl. Tindandr'itreeU

Carnbutkcr Lodge will maiaUbi a hdl achMhde of events during the tummcr Some of the pngrama wtn be Tour of the Henry Dooriy 100 on June 16. tnembenhlp dbaier on June 12. an eventaig at an Omaha Royals baacball game, a trip to the dog races al South Skwi City, lour of SAC headquarters, with db^ ner al the OHIren club, and annual I/)dgp pimic Any member of thr rommu oily wito would Hke lo >oln Comhutktr Lodge and takr part In theae events should rail Ron Gordon al Kl-OTIor S7I7IM

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Eaeb cidM raadtog U books and fUltag to a Maipto term wlO be atigMa tar a prtae at dw aad of the tummcr The pragraa wU run June 4 Ihroutfi Labor Day In the paat year the library baa acquirad many new chil drcn's books The library tufi will personally aid any child needing hdp to aelacting suH abtebooki Namaa of ail ibUdli participatbig and thoae who have won priaea will be annaaaccd W the Jewish Press CMMw may sign up any time i thr iumn>er months

tAUr AND iOWARO A. BONN with to thank their many fri«f>dt and relatives lor hof>orir>g them by contributing to the Or. Abo Creenberg Foundation ond the Unilad Methodist Mm tslrias Couple ol the Year Dinner

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Survivors Include ton. Alvln. o< Omaha. dau||ht«r>. Myri Goldman of Orealia and LorabH Saanaa o( Si Loula, brothert. Loul* of Omaha and Leo of Lrot Aaietet, siftar, Mri Maurice Sacht of Oaaaba. eIgM (raadcttldren. Mo s (rMt-frwidciiud

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A SUMMER OF ADVENTURE, FUN AND LEARNING

Rrst Session Monday, June 25 to Friday, July 13 Second Session Monday. July 16 to Friday, August 3 Horseback Riding . . Svyimming ... Athletics . . Arts Cr Crafts . Naturecrefts

lor aJrwiiti holiday'' Marc Driman rrrt0itan I-aw -Sfhool. will rt\aif Ihr pvi^inn Thr panelists' will br StrpdHnJcKlein I Wiitcoittinl nivcrsllv Judy H.inifliiii.in Artiooat'iuvemtyi. Joe(;rr«i and atmn MUmek 'Indiana Here u thv coUigl bOMRd itudMl'i ap|iar luniiy to dl*cov«r «ha( the coBage cMalof didn I irll Uii>fn So csMM to the XX on June Hal 7 30pm

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SPEED READING COURSEII TIME: 7:00 to 9:30 p.m THURSDAY EVENINGS - BEGINS JUNE 7 (June 7, 14, 21.28. JulvB, 12,191 PLACE: THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER COST OF COURSE: 190.00 FOR JEWISH COMMUNITY rFNTFR MEMBERS 1136.00 FOfl NON MEMBERS

DESCMPTtON OF THE COURSE ThityniqueMiiai walieoigMaOMiawadwaaiiaiidiiailo • aOaalanodi • DOUBLE rHEM Ef f ECTIVEERtAoaraiu REAOWO HATt ON AVERAOE REAOINO MATUDAI. • OCVtLOf A SATISFYtNG PERSONAL PflOGRAM Of SMOK T TiilM AND LOMC TERM REAOMC • IMPROVE CONCEI^TRATlOM AND COMPREHENSION OM AU READING • OCVCIOP EFf ECTtVE STRATEGIES EOR SKlMMmO AND ANAIVZINC NON-FICTION MATERIAL

KATZ IB A -Amherat CoUogo; M.A. and Ph. D.-

FOR MORE INFORMATION. CALL OR KATZ 4n4aM REGISTRATION FORM -SPEED READING COURSEII I CLASS SIZE UMITEDII ENROU NOW TO RESERVE A PLACE I arMMd paraoi an uraao 10 i«0aifrM MMm ai pOMUa by flang eal aia form, andoang • ciMct nwdi yaHalo aw jMiMh CovrmuM^ CaMar, and i«a«niM a» c«am and (ha lorm w Hamwi RuMi) al aw IJONMtonmunavCamat EadianraNng amdam M« ba tuaciad u Iwing • booO of ta a«wi ctaaana totfiaRrai dnt

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Register Nowl Summer Time Is Camp Funshine SwimmmR pony rtdp* na (un- hikn. craft* iM<i (las rauing. iklti • , tns Ihat'i what camp u all about aad that'* what Camp lit Each day ol la dMipietf to pravtdr Witt ftm arthritM that loalcr sroup apirM and an appreciation (or nature Theme dayi audi aa Seaame SUaet Day. Craiy Day. Back warda Day will make each day an adventure in new experi-

Qualified and aentillve ecMnaelori will attend to campen' Individual aeedi aa well aa provide creative fun in the Min JewiMi locmity and knmi edge will be reinforced through aonti, dancea, holi day wHbi'iHaBa and weekly ShAbalactlvNIee NOW la the lime to reglater for thia great lummertlnte hai'

Teen Tournaments Ptannsd

INSTRUCTOR PROFESSOR MICHAEL ifStanford Untveraitv)

Dramatics ... Jewish Experiences b Jewish

Progrems ... Special Events£r Trips ... Exploring.

A Special Evening For College Bound Students Is Planned to M anooupCMMot l>y Ilmr M o( tte Twa Y««lli Conimir ^ Moniui fvcning )•*•< (or atUetf bound atudmto HM bMD plamd TMt w« be • ttnw br rteaM M^ MHOOI rwbilw to uk ipectfic qiimtlMM of timt jfeMdy m caitew How't dK HIM* What ihouM I briiiK^ U II neceiMry to go '? HMI about koihrr load wrvk*. a Ju •Mdloa pro0«a? Donn or apartiMnC «M yM IMI Ike nm Ume you wen away

FOR BOYS fr GIRLS AGES 6T09

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Robert Kaplan. Teen Lrounge and Game Raom wparvtiar, hat actwKlulad a aertea of toumamenU lor June and July Anyone dealrtag laiiiha part la bumper pool, ping pong. packet peel or p'tit'iM iaumawith bin hi Ow laai«>: Monday thi«iN0i'nnndq> toan(:lito *;» pot or on flanday 0am I lalp.m.

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John Knicely To Speak At Children's Awards Luncheon John Knicely Sporta Dlrec lor lor WOWT will be the key note ptaH ^leaker at dicChtl draa't JOC Awarda t.iwelma program, Sunday. June 1. at 12 31 p m In the Cenler't Au ditorlum A iporta enthuriaat. John pUya fair, tcnnla. batfclball andloga A native a( Sidney. Ncbraaka, he la a graduate o( (he Unl venMy of Ncbraafca at l^lncoin whore be majored In broadeait Journal lam Knicely waa named iparta director la April of isn He Joined WOWT aa aaaiatani to dH qwrts director In October e( 1174 He waa an aanouneer lor Lincoln radio ttatkni KUN and KFOR and ^wrtt lliouwei for TV Tranamiaalana o( Uaoola a cable iaievi ilan company. KnowB lor live iporla OOMTaet o< many hical eveats, Kmcaly baa eelaWlalwd cradaa

Mall a* an outstandlnii iporta reporter with In-depth re|>or1a Ml varioUB ^K>rt* He takra a unique appnwch to hia reporting, praentlng atoriea way the viewer enjoya

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Jewish Youth Council Mo via »n6 Swim Party

Sunday, July 8 { 1:00p.m to?

For Court Reservations Call

333-2600

OUTDOOR POOL HOURS Sunday Monday Tuaaday Wsdnaaday Thuradey Friday Saturday

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10:00a.m.•S:30pm. 11:008.m.-9:00p m. 11:00a.m. 9:00 pm. 11:00am 9:00p.m. 11:00 a m.-9:00 p.m. 11:00am-4;30pm. 1:00p.m.-«:30p.m.

CW^-OMt for Future Ralwnce

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