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A stlMHlule for IIM- presenta lion of a mull I streen audio viMiiil pronram (roni Ihe Jeru s<ilem (ily Mu.scum has been announ«'e<l BrouKbt to Iht- I) S by the Israeli Kovrrnment this mulll st-reen aiirtio-viHual proKram from • ' ity MuMHim l;i ><>rk for an und«T.staji(Jinn of Jeru
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Preas last week 44n Simon, resettlement chairman. Jewish Family Ser vice, a DcftarUMfgOf 0e Jew tsh Federation of Oinahai said there ^ an urgent need for houaelMd furnishings and vol unteers ^ •We are under a great strain lo provide living quar ters and fumUOiings at a rm>
nient s notice and we tuf<i help." Mrs Simon said Si>e pointed out that furni lure, appliances, literally all kinds of household )("ods m uaeable condition are needed, aa well as storage space and volunteers with trucks 'We <irp Iti a critical period andw< '-rationof evrr> <• to help in no conli I ••• much or Iwi little \*e m-ed fverylhing and we need il now." Mrs Simon add«Hl >»
Older Adults Forge Link with Lincolnites
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Oratorio Enthralls 650 By GtorU Wa Sunday evening. C90 people had the pri vllege of attending the premiere perfor mancc of "Song* of Pralae" by Dr Morton Gold The eanccrt. defined by the compoaer aa a Shavuot Oratorio, was cotnmis •ktnad by the children and frtenda nf .J Harry and Sadie Kulakofaky In honor of the memory of theae two devoted Omaha Jewa wtw gave ao much of themaelves to Beth Kl and thecommunily The Oratorio was divided Into 12 sections, with tests taken from paalms and various books from the Bible The composer coUaborated with Cantor Chaim Na) man for the worda used Alternating with the sections of the oratorto were tests spoken by Rabbi Kenneth Bromlient. Marv PeUason and Elinor Whitman or par! lar Maraat was a rsaponsive reading ir "< the HalM aervlce between Mrs Whitman and the audlMice Tho gigantic work was a collatxH-ation of the Batti El choir, a junior choir, an
Omaha vtKal group known as "The Voicea". a chamiier orchestra under the supervtalon of Myron Cohen, and a group of young ladies - who moved rhythm iral ly to choreography written by Manjane Mueller, who also danced alone, and with Steven Swirczek Ma Mueller caught the spirit of I>r Uotd't music, and even emu laled his conducting techniques In ber own movements This was a stirring, indeed, beautiful work Dr Gold la a deeply rellKlous man. who Fxpreatos his Judalam (hruugh Hebraic themes Interwoven throughout ihe Oratorio His harmonies arc rich, and his kean understanding of choral musk- was shown to good advantage by the rxcellfmi romblMd chorua which responded well to Or Gold's dirertton The orchestrs had some strang ptoyer* who added much warmth and color to the brilliant topaatry that Dr Gold wove Soloiats wore Cantor Najman. Julie (Continued on Page 7) f--^-T.-J—.J',*-. •
By Art Groasman With Mollie Delman dancioK the "continental" m Ihe aisle 441 Older Adults. In a capacity packed Continental Truilway bus. buzaed down I wi at 9 % a m . Wednesday M.i\ 10. to assist our islelt" In forming > version of the highly successful Omaha organization Before Mollie enf(aKed in her pulae-qulckeninK dance she aruMNinced the purpose of the trip was to let limviln peo pie In on the fa< 'naha have a good II ^ and I >••( should get on the '
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.Sixty four Lincoln Older Adults greeted the team from Omaha and although they didn't pass out free football tickets to gamr * ' ^raska l"s stadium til it the bill for a colorlui ,^,n,, at the VillaKer Inn Cantor (iail Karp. wtw commutes Iwtween Lincoln and Temple Israel In Omaha, delighted the gathering with pot pourri of songs that ran the gamut from sacred melodies lo spirited Chasidic tunes in lerwoven with rhyii dish ditties Kvcn wl.. Karp lu»l the IremS . Ihe lyrics during one number her conti~«,m
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i-kiiiK thai Ifw (orm l>f re ii.ii.id til l/iuis H Siilomon. Jew la. no later iiiaii KriOay. JuiM-22 " Mr Solomon said the re 's for partlclpatinK ^lon are as follows • Kdch participant must
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nuity of just humminK the melody wa.s a treat In itself Yale <;ot.s«liner. president of the Lincoln Jewish Keder at ion. wek-<ime<1 the Omaha visitors sayinK. "You really have made IN-day for our Lin coin group He acknowt edfled the efforts made by the Lincolnites in putting the inau Kural program together and hoped similar affairs tx'twtvn th«' two cilM's t)«ome a regular feature .Mr (Jotsdim'r recognized Ihe Lincoln committee conslslinK of Ruth Bricker, Al>e Vi Cirant. K Ku«hr)er. Klianiir NCHUTI r.sltier Nisk er. Bot> f'ltlor Jacob Rusen berg. Hetty Shapiro and Debby Cllman Rahbl He-'- •• •T of Lin coin's B'na invoked the wish th.i: ... ;lie begin ning of many happy limes ipent inui-ihiT ,is one Jewish comm 'ark Bis man oi K-I led in the chanting of the hamotzi Toby Kagan. Fanny Manvltz. Sylvia (ioldtierK and Mollie •poke In behalf of the Omahans The I able settings were pi < the eye and along ,.late there were fa. ( onl inued on Page 31
salem Ihe f i of Israel. Ihe fi" re storation of JeHi.^li peiiple in Its ht)inelarMj, and the cradle of Judaism and c> Sixteen slide irs.. programmed li'. c omputer, will project l.MNi slides on eight screen.s. .i ued by a quadrophoii ystem as well as pri>j<-< HUMS of light and color "With lh«' "'ins now Koing on a' v a. the (|uestion of m "n^ Jerusalem looms larger each day" state<i .Michael Richmond. Director of the ADL/CRC The Israelis, of course, seek a unified Jerusalem under Israeli control The (\^M fm the status of Jerusai< neither in the sand.s ' >>r in the villages of Judea. t>ut in the American body politic It is here that we mu.sl make our case." Mr Richmond said Mr Richmond, through his contacts in the Israeli C'onsulate was able to secure this program for Omaha to educate the American public The program will be available In the theatre al the Jewish Community Center during the following times Sunday. June 17 at 3. 4. S. andSp m Monday. June 18 al 10 and II a m . 1 and 2pm Tuesday. June 19 al lu and II a m . 1.2. 3. 4. 7and8p m This program is briMiKht lo the Omaha Jewish communily and the general community through the assistance of National Conference of Christians and Jews. Jewish Federation of Omaha. L'nited Methodist Church Omaha Division. AntI Oefamal Ion l.eague of B'nai B'nth. Jewish Communily Center, and Christian Brr>adcasting of the Midlands
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Norman Krivosha Elected Seminary Board Member Norman Krivoaha. Chtef Juatic* of Ow Natoraafca Supmne Court, baa baaa elarlad to membwahip on ttw Board of Ovcraaara of The Jewish Theological Seminary of Amerlra for I«7»-I9S2, aaMMooad Dr Cicraan Coben. Chancellor of Ibe Seminary llie Board of Ovcraeera. made v^ of many promtaietM layaMa from aB wiiba of life, la eae of tbe ma>or aavamlnc bodtea of Ibe Saottaary The Jewlab Theological Seminary of Ancfica to tbe central inaUMUaa of learning
where it malnlaink j«int <lr It la alao for lU Jewlab Mi^ grae pragrama with lU neigh- sewn on N< ^ - % Fifth bar. Cotanbta i;nivprsit> Avenue. lU l >r Reli Its «••( eoaal brancti is the gioMB and Social >iudiea: and I 'nivn-alty of Judalam. In Loo Ma "Blamirf Li^" praip-aflM Angeles and am fadHtles In Je on NBC Radio and Talevlatan. nualem Include tbe Schocken In 35 years of hinartraalk^ Library and kwUtidc for Jew the - Eternal t4^" has Ibrtcc lab Raaearcb and die Amon won the Gaorga Taolar Paabacan Studeot Oeolar wherv dy Award amaag aone 70 Piplllimiil stu otlirrcltatianaai Mia ooinpleting a yaar of raqutred study in IsThe Samlnary alao rapreaenu Judalam bi Ow ABCThe Seminary TV "IMraeUana" aartaa while tts Library of llabraica tbwMMiili af yeiafif at« amwas Judaica ally atlidad Iba Samlnary's
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This (he rooiB aad got acUoas froas LlaeenHaa: Cherrte aad Sam Roamt>^ latl. "Marvatous Idea WF will work tojBth»r aad intend to fetaethra " EalaUa Roaanherg. "Every body la happy. everyt>ody cooparatad We want to ronllniip to rnaat togather " MInaie Brsalow, "Very in^ teraathn and nice to set t»
fsther We needed this In our community " Ruth L«vtnaon. "It's hin I renewed ac<|ualntancea with many Omaha rrlenda Lincoln must have such mn ortanlzatlon ' Omahani Interviewed were also tavi&h in their praises. Nellie Kadi*. "It was Just ttesutlful I'm roming to Lincoln again ' Sadie Kohn. "Stupendous
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Else Kahn. --It waa a great day L^mch was delicious and for a change It was nice to get waited on " Phtl Brown, "It was a nice friendly atmosphere Lincoln people seem highly enthused '
Ben Laub. director of B»reau for the Aged. "Really • delight and exciting It Is a forerunner of things to come " And to this I would add a personal note I trust our five hours visit aids Lincoln's elderly In getting started i •livery road of sharing { ure and activities during their golden years
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The newty-formed Bureau of UM Aged to leorfc[oa many fronts to coortttaatc and ewhanrr the t«rf Jawlib ddarty la tiito area. I ar tte stiikiiic •ucceaeei of thto Federation irtment came to the forefront last week tn LinA delegation of senior dtlsens from Omaha led 1^ indefatigable MoUie Delman Joined with an ImprcKlve group of Lincoln seniors in a united program of fun, ganw. and mutual cooperation. Put together by Ben Laub. director of the Bureau, and Yale Gotadlner, president of the Lincoln Jewish Federation, the program was a forerunner of things to come. Aflsiated by a dedicated and hard-working comllr. Laub and Mr. Gotsdiner arranged a vsot — yes even an historic event for i Omatm-Uactttn Jewish communities. Thto program resulted from a good deal of ad> planning and far-sighted thinking — the type ' Innovative process that to so healthy We congratulate all «vho participated hi this event and offer the hope that a continuing program will develop for the t>enef it of all seniors
Russian Jeyifs Want to Knoyif Can • Jew wtio waa bapUaad raluni In Ma rvilgton'* May Jewt take the advic* of fattuna taHara'* aKraya ll«* better than
•rctei HAIFA - Witt • kaw* b«Mi able Is I t wa«« radio. w« retativaly < |M la iMwri today. bMt aimoi* rvaryOMiW la. rUMltoaMaak 0« MM ipriili wkaa 1 airiwd an actlvlat i wlwt tte JcwB alRHaala waalad or aaadad Boal«( alllw raplted -Books " Boofta and pawsWili ml aagr ktod •• any JmrtA autK )ect lntuSiyeT»tlw»0irtatCDi nmnnniaaaniaiiaaimioaradicate practtcally all wmUgmtl, (Ion baa artaon wtrick In oowiplrtily untnlamiad about malterm that Jewa alaawhac* know ataoal by I NolloiW i«a M aoMctaUan af JawMi ralitloMB adantlnu and proiaHianala tnm Itaaala naw In laraal. fciiaa'w aa flkaaUr, InI bilhn lovlai Untan la I •Alocta abai« aMek J«n to that I «rU
DoJ««alia«n' U M poaalMa far a Jaw lo be an occuM iptrltual boater* Why Is H necaaaary InhoUavn In God? People dani beltevc I ihelawsolatoctrlctty, llwy pi«v« Iham U a Je« ponnltted to pray to God with an open latrine in hia~ ecu? Why are anlmaU sarrtriced to God? U It luppoaad to liiiaiam •-'•-"" Is It true that there are cartain piublaiiia to Judalam that HI cuatomary not to dtocuaa? Are oonlmeapUvoa permitted for i The Tarab ihTiSiiia wtint happened aRar Ml Sinal But the TortoiwMlhranonMt Smal Hew can Ihia be* U It true thai Joaua waa a Jew? Do Jows have llMir salnta? Why da oidly aU paaple boUeve hi God* Maybe Uw beIkH m How Is the aInliM af a raMM or laadto oanatatant wlUi thrir I negative foaturea of talaMy. cunninc. hypocrlay and
Pram thn Uat o« 17«. recently reeelvad fron the Soviet Unian. i select a repreaentntlv* sprlnkMng of the i Jews want to know Aia nn aqnlBpad to i Ull
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Letters to the Editor It to aot my intentton to detract (ram the |ay and gtory that I o( the Sortety af Survlvisrs« . They wortod hard on thetr < aricaas — a wett-nttan talffalifdi ftwlhaaepfwaat They also rert a( the JcwMi PMerattan as well as O(ayna0i0to8toaurcafniniailty It li rnniigti lo mahr anj rhsii •aa vnty praaS. The nnan a( Bott larai )paar the Bnlh laraal to net to alap with the communtfy 1 dans net raeapitoc the tanportanee of such a projertSuch an toapraaton wanld be totally < And thtobrtni ne to the of thto lector, and to the hat pnatty trenMaaae aa a matter OMt have
murt prevail, and I affairs. Vtownauchasthaaei
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our mU-dl0fitty aa a i muniiy's quality of Jewlah life The Sodety of Survtvnr* Is certainly capahte of lislnc to high «- levato of Jowtob pmcttoe and canunltaMnt They naad not emulnto dto pravMlin Ji wtoh standaf di af ayr paaimiailta' nor I Utoy so csaually diannlaa raUglaaa raqvlreaMnta e( oamrtollMan
RabMiaancNadsfT Even though the SurvtvorsnjbemtarsI>lnnor of April 7. l«7« Is now Malary. I wonld still like to pUbUdy inpiins my own optn IM
I by Jews to a •sanaar ihnt 1 I rafar to the fact that the event WM irhsayim to I held to nan > otoiii facHatoa. The Soctoty e< Iha sleaea dto net da hanar to the waaiari' of
:y of anrvtvors, when the idea of I waa excited and aaaarly to my dtoappatotaant. waahaldtosi I nm a survivor from the honors of Auaehwito and I Bolaan. I SMffwod aa a Jew and aurvtvad to raanato JowtMi Md III nihnM ttto trartltinn if Tii^tow i faal that haMI^ auch a dto-
cnuat. and a slap to the face to us survivors who are otMiervant and botoiV to the Society As for me. I waa diaappalniad and hurl by the argantoers of to malibn their «to<latona rtgarJhig the place of and time for this particular affair I want to emphasise that with some carr fui considpraltan for others and patient planning, the dtnnrr eould have twen held kosher, to diffilty. without infringing on our tradition
I rand with deiIgM your May 4th. laaue. pafle 4. atwut the I nmmiMilttaa lor the need of Inter tolM t adult to Omaha many years ago and aa vice | dent, program chatrnsan of Jr. Hadaasah. we had many i functtons at the Comhuakar Hotel It waa an exciting experience to meet with the Jewiah ; of Uncnln The Uncolnltas (dl Ute same about meeting the to iiiiisatiy Maaaod with two dadtoatod rabbta Coaaclal funcUona Involving both eonununlUcs would be oftiiaifMtoaU YMhIr Kooch to the individuals for reviving a great Idea Prairto VlU^a.
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As Protoatant, Catholic and Jewish reaetUement organlza elsh to expraaa aur canoara far the poaalMe delay to •of federal funda far I We are danonatratto e Indadtotoaa and Soviat^Jowiih I Tha Mnattoa to CWi9<aaa Is thto: •BasesHWtotheUal r to the UaMod aialaa durhi« the next ftocal yanr I fikaly to ba bald up I iiathibyUtof prUUenCammlttees TMatol and Congraaanaon are, to alfact. I propnaed re-organlzatlon of the federal office dealing with refuWa faal thto Is no time tor < game playing pto's Uvao are at atake!! availabto Many rahigaeahav* I Ihraa or fanr ycsars RoftiBM rsiap oaadtttaaa to •sMihiaal Asto aredaplaraMe As many as M^MSSovtot-Jowtob reA«aae are to port unit las. Tlwre are more than I to Thaltoad sod Matoysia from the Omaha relli of aU faHhs to >
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The Written Word . . . By Monia Mallne For most people, Ute American drpam of goinK from rags to rtches Is a alary to be found In books, but to the Zalkln broUtem — II really happened Some M years ago. Allen S and Kli M /aJkln took ovrr thr Peerteas Wiping Cloth Co . which at that time was located In CaufMTll Bluffs As thr name of the company suggeets. textlte materials were t^o d proceaaed Into wiping cloths for Industrial and ition.s on lence and faith," wish Press As Kir operations we hart fr -' II tttoee days that
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ined that a tianker at the Omaha National Bank ei oan primarily because of an incident that had oc- parlier I Rll wasanevt One day hewn .iving discovered that Un- U-tlrr tuui • ^•d and
1 m MjtTy. Onci- >uu Ifavi- ihf bank It's your prtjblem aii' • a rase " A sh<)rt lime laliT. Iht- bajiKer approached F^h on the sireel
comer and said his account was short Old Kly. by chance, receive more than he was supposed to"* Ell promptly returned the fKira fur"*s i-iwi ihr banker rememlierpd the irMident when Kli applic' m The granting of the loan put ('perU-.>... „ I'loth Co on a solid footing and from that point on the rag business started U> grow and prosper With a 50 plus year history of success beMnd It, Peerless through Its preKliVnt Alt<-n Z.ilkin <irid vice oresident. Ell Zal kin, ranksaso' nn Ell also fias rn.itional Association u( rcrs asscx ' has a placfue In hi> his outsi.i i<iershlp Today, the firm empfov^ afw>ti( «» p»-opi«' .-mfl occupies several bulMings on rail r The eentpany m % , r e II con- world wide npcr^ttiunk mvulviiiK UM'niiipurlmtt and export '. new and lued cloth Walking thmuKh th«-•' • - one can ifter tiale either hea<J»-<1 (iir urior: siMhexm sCalcut la. Shangh <n eU As he < fiis writer IhriiuKh the huiUlings Kll picked up a '' la>>el I 1 in llalv and Mil'l in th<- i riiKHi si.itc^ i.,r ..IK.UI V • N<"* . m- ,irf sendiiiK
New owners, from left. Steve Runiv .li>hn p Houlihan and Thomas J Clark
It hack to Italy as a used swealher in a I.Mm pound hale with its iii<il rfdiM-edlo the n«-w buyer to just p«>nnies " Tin- iiiivfr will nivf new life In the K'<rmenl by selling il as a u--' • I in Italy the place where it was manufactured in UJ.•.•'Ell said \Itii more than a halt century in the hiisiness (he Zaikin brothers have wild the op«Tation They will •)»• .is-stx lalifI with llM' new owners dunnK a transitional period. I)ul now they are phasinil into retirement • p«'ri«Kl in Kll Z.'ilkin's life is ex|iecle<1 to tirmi! his ph ' aclivilM'S into even more prominence than has tj*-*-?! ir ij< III Ihepast This will lake some doinK IxH-ause Eli ZaIkin has served on th<- Ixiard of directors of Ihe Jewish Federation of Omaha for a very longtime ' -h.-iirmnn of the 1975 Philanthropies C'amHe .« ihe l)r I'tiilip Sher Home Hoard on the paign imniitlMbuildiriK K In addition hi- has s«'rve<l on Ihe Helh Kl Syniinngw txiard I.I.I ti.i .t,.,iii ', i.•..!>, He «ilso has served ,in'' "• ^ " ' " resident and as presi d4-i
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The Suez is Open By I L Kenen Near East Report An Israeli freighter freely navigated u<My for the first lime The epochal event wa.s ' -,s lor a few hours but few remembered that Ihv Suez ^truiuiic was a major preoccupalion for Israel for almost 20 years Claiming to be in a state of war, Egypt closed the canal to Is raeli ships in 1948 and blacklisted cargo ships calling al Israeli porta However. In IM». UN ntedlator Ralph Bunche negotiated the first Aralvlsraell armlsttc* sgraement and told the I'N Security Council that It marked a permaaeni end to beljlgerenceand was to be replaced only t>y a peace seMemenl Meanwhile. Hunche said. "There should t>e free movemeni for leglllmate shtppinK and no veatiges of the wartime blockades should be allowed In ramaln." Reapooding to an Israeli complaint, the Security Council ruled on Sept l. I Ml. that Egypt must keep the canal open to Israeli shipping But Egypt flouted the order and In 1*&3 extended Its blockade to Include the Gulf of Aqaba Israel protested to the council again in March ISM By thu time, however, the SovieU had begun to court the Ara(>s and they rescued Egypt with a veto. After the itM Suex war, Praaldant Etaaoiiower urgsd Israel to withdraw from .Sinal. on Peb tt, IW7. on national taleviston, he aaaurad Israel that if Egypt vioiaiad "the armistice agreement or other International obllgatlona, this should be dealt with firmly by the society of nations "
ror Ika Mst two yean. Israaii cargaaa, but not Israeli ships. lUowad Hvoi^ the canal and HM A^aha blockade waa But In IM* Egypt rsaumul aaliiag cargBos bound for Is, holding a Danlili frattfttarfar oMMy montha. The United States and Iha UN ware laMMe la dalar Egypt's Naaaer and the sMuatton iMHiar datarioralad WIMI M tacHna
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• !ica wirl<-n ari'' tiecanal i the lionf, urK' '*' loan tv I. ItM' iiiurninK ul tlH- baiik'n canal to Israel iuui on !>• r>ed a last unavailing protest decision. 97 congressmei Black to World Bank Preakleni Angry congressmen i.' I to register their protest in a sense-of the-Congresn amtiiilnieiit to the preamble of the pend mg foreign assistance pn>Kram "The purposes of this act are negated and the peace of the .^ ndangered when nations which receive assistance und< ""age economic warfare against other nations asslsle<l iincif<i i>iis act. Including such procedures as boycotts, l>lockades and the restriction of the use of International waterways," the amendment said Popularized as the "Freedom of the Seas amendment." the iwtuwiail was swiftly approved in the House But .Sen J William Ftllbrl^M, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Commll lae. Ignored It. precipitating a showdown on the Senate floor, with Sena I'aul iKmglas of Illinois and Kenneth KealinR of New York leading the fight for the amendment Fulbnght might have prevailed but for the dramatic intervention of a fellow southerner. Majority Leader Lyrtdon B Johruum Johnson had opposed the imposition of sanctloru against Israel In IW7 and now he remained consistent by voting for the amendment, influencing many colleagues to roliiow suit Defeated 4S la S, Pulbnght refused to give up He offered new proposala to water down the antendmcnt and angrily lashed out at pitMure grotgM. charging thai U S foreign policy waa being "whipaawed " Thus. Israel's friends won a paper victory which, regrettably, did ae< open the canal Neither did an attenuated version offered talo the IMI foreign aid bill by Prealdent Komedy. who i ana at» Senate cosponaors of the FYeedom of llie Seas Now the Suei Canal la open How muck could have been •avad U Egypt had compilad with the IMI •aiinHj CouDctt ndlag that Ihe canal psmain span lo farasl.
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H«' IS Ihe iMtnorary slate chairman for Israel Bonds a past president of Highland Country Club, and a member of th<' Shrine He and his wife Sara have three daughters and 10 grandchildren - .Mien and his wife, Monle. have a son. three daughters, and M'veral grandchildren and great urandchildren Allen." Kll points out, "was th«- guy wh«i watched the store while I il<-viite<l my extra time to philanthropies, bul as soon as he phaM's out his responsibilities with the new owners. IM-'II lie joining me The n«'w owners are .Steve Kunly. John 1' Houlihan and Tho masJ Clark It's going lo he a new ball game at Peerless but for superstars Zalkln andZalkin. the bench can wait they're going lo be too busy with phil.inlhropies to IH- <-ible to sit on th«' relir«Tienl sidelines
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UMdM MEN'S CL.UB At Uw May aaTtepic farad Maa'a CMb BraairJMt Sydney Ortm received the "Man of Hw Year" award were alao held al Clactod tar («w>I year tcmia were: Phill SptaRMa. praatdent; BUI Waaaerfc ' rug. vice prprntdpnl C Meade I Chamber I urer. Hal Seiner. »«•. veve IMoo^ ••KfUpasti
Said Rabbi Joalwa If all t»v eaiMwereir> \^mU*. tbe > ' parchment, and all iivin£ Rieo-acrttMs. they would not . ke aMe to record all the wia[dam of the Torali "
Mchnrd and Bav^rly tollman invito you lo |Oin Ihofn of »h« ••« IMItsvnIi of lhm>i doughtor Soturdoy. Jwn« 16 SofK El Synogoguo
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Council Bluffs B'nai israol SERVICES 9am 9am
David Mtchaal nodi, aon of Or and Mrs. SoioaMMi Blodi. will become a Bar Mlttvah at the MiDcha aervloe. which will be loilowed by a .Shaioah Sew do*. Ma arlv. and Havdalah Sunday:
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Please join us as our son, Mitch«ll Joseph becomes a Bar Mitzvoh Saturday, June 16, 11:00 a.m., Temple Israel. Marty and Marilyn Warran
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Mr will baoaaw a Bar Mltzvah on Friday evonli^ June • and Saturday momiag. June* Mr and Mra. Rkterd Pdtanan. will baoome a Bat MitZ vah on Friday evening. June IS and SaltMtlay morning. June 16
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Dr. Shar Honna SERVICES: Dafly and Saturday 9am Men and women o( the community are inviled lo partictpala n tha acrvicca
Service* arr coodurted In the Capehart ChapH un the tcomd Friday of e^t' 8pm and fourth ) " Vi i : i«*gShai>i>ai 101 .S<TMi'>-^ ^if condudad Ity Kal>hi Sydnry I. lioffman
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BaskattMll Cup OKNEVA 'JT\ Ttn» national basketball iramk of |». rad and Egypt wUI proi>«bly mad thia autumn la Ganava. piayins for the peace 041 The latanaatlaa BuUetIa on the Middle Ead whidi ia published In Gaaeva, quoted Abdd AZIZ AdU. chairman of the Ecyptlan Baakctball Fed eratlon. who tald the time U ripe now for aucb a game
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Bofukh Atah Adonoy Eioheinu Melekh Hookm. Ash»r Kidtshonu Betnitzvotav Vetzivanu LehotMik Nw Sndi Shoobot, (Bi*$s«d art Thoo, 0 Lord, Our God. King of ttia Univarsa. Who sanctifies us by. His Comnnndnwnts ond hos conwnondad us to kindie tht Sobboth lights.) This Sanric* Presented os o Courtesy by
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Plooso |om with \t\ 01 our \oT\ WIMImM Andraw boccxnes o B«r Mlttwch on Friday Jur\o 8 ond Soturdoy June 9 Beth El Synogogue
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gather with three other tralnad cauplaa praaant the ooncaiia d MarrSasr Encouih tar dHrh« Iha Waakand la a raeani ootanM "Dear Abby" aakl "I highly 1 mend Marrtaip* It's a weekend cannm in how to revUaMte a marriage II first came to my at lent ion when several enthualaatic readers laomc married 40 yaaral wrote to tdl me thai the experience toad improved their mamagaa anarmoudy' I rttecked it out and taund it to be a legitimate pragram" The June SB latanaaUan Ni#it la Juljiiil la explain (he Marn^t Encaunlar program and preside an apportunity lor iiilaraalad caiiiilea lo aak ipiadlniia If you cannd attend the evening and desire ftvlhar tatarmattam call Shirley and Bemle Altauler 3*7 MIS or EUy and Bob Gordman
Bars Swastikas UIS ANr;KI.K.S S»,.sti liak will n(i liHiKrr !><• prii\ M\e^ by a Matlfl sut>f><(< nsy gram Mortals ln< a. lion of V .,-. tions of r {IS ^oA vWift if* (' w,*v ;in nounrrd by Harvey H *-•'—"•'•— ' -he
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PERSONALS .Thonlt you »0 all my (riendt and relatives lor •he cords flowers and donations while I was in the Kospitol A special •honks to Robbi or>d Mrs NodoH lor visilmg me so often. MISS. NATHAN OIMM.C Thani« you lor the con • ribulions and Unionoroms in horror of my Confirmation from Temple Isroal.
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formatlao Nl^ wUI begin at 7:3i p m d tha Jawiah Com munity Center and will laat alMut one hour A Marriage Eacouoter Waakand ia tar pouplw d dl to improve A Weekend ia 44 haura away from the diatractlona and tandana of everyday lite during whtdi a couple esamlnaa inpartant araaa of their raUthmdUp tfigiihir The naxt Woakand will be held Aug M. M. Z7 d the Howard Johnaan'a Motd at Tlnd and Crovcr atraats Rabbia Kannalh Brambarg. Sidney Bianka. laaac Nadoff and Barry Watnaiala have been Enoounlarad and awpport the concept of Mamage F.n counfer. the annourcement stated A rabiM and his wife to
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Mtn Daa Patrick Pay ColMMi. How aid Aaron Kader. Andrea JUI Gary KaU Alao. Jatfrey Dale beb Ira LiewU, Julie Nadnaaa. Prancine Kay Wandy Beth Roaenb^ latt. Adam Avram SartMn. Jef rrey Allen Scftwarti. NeaJ Howard Smith. Karen Sue Wax. Wendy Raahelle Weiner Olpiomaa will lie preaented by Robert Oberman Talmud Torah chairman and Ur Paul Shykcn. synasogUF preatdenl. An Onet Shabbat will follow in honor of the graduate*
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ter dttm FoundaUon TiMPtandaUon a program for JewMl and faculty at over M* colleges and universities ihrau^MMt the world riimi nf Itiii iifflrlsl il—!••• •II ov«r tkr coMwtry wlB IhM ttare to much that is gaod lii OmalM balk ki UM tob-martwl and ki the poalUve JaiMi UM for young marrMli aad young
famUtM Our "maMttov" alM to OMM* M wntow wha gratfuatad. wttkoMl iiiiniuiij Ifeto yaar. Own our High School of J«wlih Sbadlca As a eoMflSHHy w* ihoiUd lake not* of their cotninitm^rri to four additiotul y«ars of ancra-wrfk study of JewMh Mto)ects and concrms. mreting certain them to increase their Jewish June ia afaM a Ume to rccogntie efforts of the many vol In oar JcwMi organtiatkws and to the new off! a wish fcir thefr succeaaful efforu The May 24 I of the Preatdents Council gave new and oM presi dents an oftportunMy to esrhai^e UMU0it.<' wr ation lea<lershtp snd staff, plan for sowit ><i ' >\ iiM>s and disruss the availability of Federatior TdriiiiM>«(o ail fTTganirrtiiini A ha|ipy thougM—treat yaur family to s miizvab" this Sunday by atttilling the open houoe from 2 to 4 p m at the Or Sher Home Vou'tl give such pleaaure and )oy to thereMdenta!
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Lynn GoUrtdn betlic bride of Rabart Jef« BMh ivaol Syn^ Sunday, June 3 Rabbi Isaac NadoTf offlclated The bride Is the dau^Mer of Un. BdMk OdkMaki and the iaia Albert GoidMeIn Herbua Is the aon of Mrs David and Dr Jerome Spltxer The couple will live In Balti more. Md . for three months after which they will spend a year In Italy while Mr SplUer attends school there
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How about a Picture? EtcMffig, Lithograph or Poster Framed ready to hang from Israel, France. United State*: Agem. Neiman or Bragg
Give Dad a tomato patch for Father's Day. "He-man" or "Better Boy" tomatoes are perfect.
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How about a Sculpture? For office or homel tSBOdowntollO
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Sunday Brunch At The Plankhouse STEAK AND EGGS. *5 95 Oaaigriad foi ttia baafaatar « Hiw York ttaak broHad to nfHir liking and larvad witff mo agga cookad to ordar and mir ipadal potatoaa
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QUICHE. t3 7S Dtcad graan chUi pappart, on ion§. lack chaaaa. arid an agg filling bakad in a flaky crual Sarvad with traah fruit.
Many ottMf deliclout dlthet lo t^oM* from. Your brunch In cludM • choicd of froth fruit dnoMNod julco and • boikal of •uortod swoot roll* Chlldron • ManM AvaUaWe
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Dad Is King June 17
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Sunday Brunch At The Plankhouse
Gifts for your "Big ChMsa" at
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Oaaigned for ttia baafaatat a. New York $taak broHad to Wor liking and tarvad witft mo agga cookad to ordar and our tpacial potatoa*
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Gr»g David it portroy*d in the obov* pictur*. He took odvontog* of IMnKSSIONS gift pictur* for •II f«ith*rs.
Let the Kirshenbaum boys show you how the West is Worn.
Hove "Dad "coll 397-6070 to make on appointment for his gift picture.
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tortuoate to hava MMarad as little as thay did The fact Is that antl-gsaiMlsiw aruptad avan la those aactort •f Aoiertcaa society that ware laiaimlsl and llhertartaa The dae waa not aad may not always be rtaaliilr I te ai¥arcaiae the psychological and Mx-iiil momentum of antl-gamHIc slaraatyping It is true thai A I ntasaphjraicaloppreaaionigionItsJewi H' tie types of Bppresslnw — thaocoworaic. ih< al - that are alao damaging and painful f riancas of the imis. as well as pt <NI puiu hokt-kiiown how stereotyping reinforced hist-, .rKt misundenktanding and coiitt gndad to gavenuncntal invrtut in the face of an un piacadsiited human tragedy During ttv 'lecade of the ICMs which witnessed the rtaaafNaitti vie. there wan a hUgi dsgree of acceptance BuamppfyfymioiMaliSetBtUmmiii 'Winion. although many Aawricana sympathlaad "* <>( the refugees, they reoMlaadtataltaraMyapposefl to aomIIling them Not even Jewish chlkhan were excfnpt from the pidtlic oppoaitlon to rals um quotas There seema to be a correlation hit waag thia ataensi tivity and the puMlc's perception of Jews TMa aaalliaaM i»doubicdly reinforrad the isc^stioniat bant In the Ooagraas. making It estremely difficult to llberallae the Immigration quota laws ao that more Jewish refugees could be athnltted The roots ol this apathy and hoatillty may Indeed have been nurtured in the antl-SemitIc milieu thai characterized the preceding dec Many of the dif ftoilt ten refugees encountered cvuld be attrlbutod to the subtectivity of American consular officials In Europe and to bureaucratic red tape The potential immigrant had to preaaal an unrxplred passpnrt or police certificate attesting to good conduct In the past, a cenificate from the public health official, digtiicate records of all pertlnenl personal data (birth, marriage, divorce certificates i. a thorough financial statement, as well aa on affidavit filed by some relative or friend In Amen ca dsacrMMng the complete aaaets of the refugee's guarantor and the specific percentage of sigipon that he might expect to re reive from this affiant
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JCC Wednesday, June 13 •t 7:M p.m. PanellsU Swphmm Kloin, Waconain Univoraity Judy Hcndtoman, Arizona Univeraitv Jo« Graenberg, UNO Stuart Shkolnick. Indiana Uravarstty
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JCC Recreational Day Camp A WHOLE NEW WORLD WILL UNFOLD FOR YOUR CHILD THIS SUMMER AT RECREATIONAL DAY CAMP
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Rrst Session - Monday, Juna 25 to Friday, July 13 Second Session - Monday, July 16 to Friday. August 3 Horsebacic Riding ... Swimming ... Athletics ... Arts Cr Crafts ... Naturecrafts ... Dramatics ... Jewish Experiences Cr Jewish Programs .
Special Evants Cr Trips ... Exploring.
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AtMcUc fTialrwaw. Stave Uialcaftan w pleaaad to anaaunec that Ika aapMl Mwar Sports Daya Catabratkm wUI b» held at the Jrwiah Community ( Anipr MoMlay aadTM* day. June llttoandl2Ui The Omalia Silver Sporta te a program de^ Mgned U> prori it-sa. good hralth. and a p<' K through j v^rMy of attii' in .itmoaplMf* ni iricndly camp is will be given i<>«innm tneac(i<-><-Tii This event Is co-aponaorvd by Uie Kaalem Netiraaka Office on Agtnit. the Je«kiati Com intaiMy Center and the Butt-au for (he Axmit
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•-fiir> form al the front desk or at llie P E ofl-vcnis includa a golf toumameni at Elm'j.immi park, tawma tnatrurtion. homewhoea, shiifflt'Uiitr't •intfcn racquett> -ntriK'iii iini- mile walluilhon. iMuk t^ throw ahooting ««nteat. M yard • 2S yard butlarfly. S yard backnti' ie ' run. to yard run. 100 yard run, aertum- ci;<nre demonatralMm workihup. watar exerclaca, apaakera, health films. t^-caatlng contest
Rheumatoid Arthritis Education And Pool Program To Begin Ur EUigene Zweittack. Chairman. JCX' Medical and Health Committee annoinccd (hat the Jewtati Commtinlty Canter of Onuka and The Naiiraaka Chapter of the Artlwitla Koundatton hav* devaiopad a pUot program lor peraon with rhewnatatd arthritis Ttip eighl week program will ttegin on Tuesday. June IMh Sesatana will be held on Tueadays and ThuhKlays from 10 a m. until 12 Noon Taa cnraUaaa will be aalcctcd to participate and each muai be refcrrad by their physicians
The program staff will conslat of tared physical therapy students, and Meoaversor water safety insinictora Chuck An). • that "pool tht't rtt vatuaMe tools in tn<' ire,-iim>-iu Of |MT%IH1S with arlhrttis Al the end of (he riith( week pilot program w« wiU evaluaic the affectlveneas of this type of prDgram for rheumalatd arthniis If our findings are poaittve we hope (o offer several d asset and open the program (o more participantK "
JCC Athletes Receive Honors at Sports Awards Program On Sunday. June 3, the Center's Athletic Department held Its annual Sports Awarda Program The program was a huge succaaa and was latieiad an "afternoon of parental prtde" as parenta, friends and rUatlves watched iJteir youngsters in vii't.ranrlen (hroHtfi hitft school age reeetv' nm plwiahlp awards and Indivhiuai.. ,. ^.med and
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A SUMMER OF ADVENTURE. FUN AND LEARNING
Silver Sports Program To Be Held At The JCC
Thoae reoaivtng the "outatandtog" and moat imprwad" awarda were LJsa Margolin. Kalah Praoklln Memortal Award as the outsiaMMag aeator high school athlete. J J GreenlMrg Memorial Award for the Most Improved Sth and «h grade Midget BaskettMll
League Player. Peter McCann. Samuel S Steinberg MenHMial Award aa the outalanding Sth and (th grade MideH Basketball Laague Player; Tom Cooneily J J. Graaoharg Mamorial Award for the Outatandiiw 7lh and •th grade dymptc Basketball League Play rr Andy RaMoaon. Harry Tniatin Award lor the Outatanding Jewiah High School Athlete. Dave llut>acfc. The Laatfe L. Burtwnroad Award tor the Uutatandina Mens Vaniily BasketbaU League Athlete. Al Bergman was inducted mio the Jewiah Community Onters Hall of Fame as a lomrier AAC swim etar and outstandtng baaketball player for Tech High School.
Special Bob Dudzinski Recognition Award In memory of the many frtemMdpa he bad made and the great wapect fellow memitera had for Bob Dudzinski. a plague honoring Bob
was presented (o (he OudzlnskI family in his name The plaque reads, "In the spirit that I esefflpllfiad t>y fitneaa and fellawafilp."
PRIVATE & SEMI-PRIVATE TENNIS LESSONS Private and Semi-Private Tennis lessons are available by contactirig Michelle McCarthy, JCC Tennis Instructor and Coordinator at 3932423 or 393-6707. Theee lessons are available upon reqtiest and time availability. PRIVATE LESSONS, 25 MINUTES... PRIVATE LESSONS. SO MINUTES SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS, SO MINUTES SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS. 60 MINUTES SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS. 60 MINUTES
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