Jewish Federation Launches Program To Resettle Indochinese Refugees Omaha plan People" Thr Fedpratkm'l Board ol Dlrecton al lU July U iMCt ing. •pprowd ui apprDptlalion of n.ooo 111 launch i reirlttrmrnl program lor IndorhUmr rFfugees Mary Fellman. rcderatMn pmwlral, appotnled Shirley and liconard GoMtUttn Is a*
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Jerl Kaplan vice-chairman ul this years Israel Bond* campaign ur«es thM^HMSf Ihe community to attend Ihe gala luncheon "I kmjw the women of timaha will wel come this unique opporlunil), to horeir Mrs B and support Israel Bonds al Ihe same lime '• Admission to the luncheon Is • minimum purchase ul Israel Bonds Mm Kaplan pointed iMjl that bonds bought in 11)67 are no* (allmtt due and m courag<-* bond hoUlers to re invest these iKinds
work, lOr ID this way itic «Ml If acMiwwl without any loa o» sril-rii#«rt •• In annaaMinc the Scpl 13 hnclMon for the im Women's nivtelon of Israel Bonds Mrs I , . 'I this .iRhi ra^^ 1.1 ici>' • j -^curd toMaimunldes ThU not only cpilainUc* eaaenllal meaning of Is Wl Bonds." said Mrs IMllch. •but also describes Ihe woman who Israel Bonds will honor al our Thursday lunch n>n Mrs Rose Blumkin' •'Mrs B " will receive the RIeanor Rooaevelt llumanila run Award lor her lifelung iKmMii to Ihe Jewish ^_ and UM Slate of Israel Tills remarkable and beloved woman, known to all. .(from her daughter Frances Ball, to strangers far from Omahai as "Mrs B ' has be come a irw legmd ol generoa liy" Site came to this country in 1(17 and. her daughter says she has never forgotten where die came from Kven when she herself had very llllle. anything she had was shared with Ihoae who were tana lortu^
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a young school teacher, raising money for Palestinian Jews needed a place to ad dress the Jruts i>( Omaha and naturall) came loIhe Blumkm home That teacher was (iolda Meir' In comparing Mrs B's phi loauphy of helping her fellow human beings to that of Israel Bonds. Mrs IHiitch pointed out that by supporting Israel Bonds, all American women wtti be able lo help Israels economic growth and slabtlily "Funds raised by Israel BoMta go to helping industrial and agrlcullural fxpansion transportation, communica liana and energy thus increas Ing Ihe )ob market and ex porU.'Mrs Dullch added
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in IIM- rec iws I • •port umiii «i1 Ihe Mr Board thai plaiiK die under way lor avaiJablr members to travel tu Kanus City. AuR » to look al the lacilities for the aged in thai city The Board alMi approved
This IS m> (olli)« up lo our phone ninversalion I expect of rourse. that our lirsi Krand<hild will be duly recogni/ed m a center box on Ihe front page' After all. Isn't everybody as excited as we are'' ()n July 20. liTTJ. a daugh ter was bom lo Mr and Mrs Alan Whitman in Huntingt'in Memiinal Hospital at I'asadena. Califor ma Mrs Whitman is the former Saundrs Kicks of Ontario. California Mr Whitman a (ormer Oma han. IS now an as.sociate vice-president lor invest menu of [)ean Witter Key nolds Inc In Pasadena The pnMid and pleased grandparents are Mr and Mrs M Ricks of Ontario. California and Mr and Mrs Norman Whitman of timaha Thanks so much lor printing our big news were really appreciative
Ihe ivn Kederalion audit Mrs ^>llman also advised" the Board of the resignallons ol Kobert J l^vell as e»e^ cutive director o( Jewish Family Service and Michael Richmond as dire<ti)r ol Ihe Plains Slate ollice of Ihe Anil Defamation I^eague of B'nal Brith Mn Fellman said that Allan Greene, director of Hlanninu and Budgeltng will assume Mr l-ovelfs duties temporarily
Beth El Announces Classes for Women For the MH-ond year in a nm. Beth FJ Synagogue and Belh Kl Sisterhood will con duct Its Uarning Center lor Jewish Women The fir-H "'af Sept 11 .•' 'hriMjgh Nov 27 iHi .... "•'•"' '* a m to noon. ^^! •' '•'' i*;'!'' committee chainn.in (M in nounred Reservations arc rwfMleil by -Sept 7 Mrs Wagner said the (en ler u> an affirmative action program for women which fills a gap in Jewish education Women participating in the program have several options including the possibility ol a Hat Torah certificate an adult Bat Mitrvah. or class auditing withuul any formal commit menl Members of the committee
SylvU Wagner include Johanna Bromberg Anna Wleaman. UlorU Kaa low Natalie Kubin. Dorothy l^zanis, and Rabbi Kenneth Bnjmberg
Federation Directors Submit Resignations KcMKnalions (rom the dir»'< lors "I Iwo departments of lh«' JewLsh Federal ii>n ol Omaha weresubmitte<l last we«-k Robert J l»vett exeiulive director of Jewish Family Ser vice, submitted his resig nation at the July 2.'! meeting of the department board ac nirdiiiK to Far! Megel acting ihjirniiiTi (i( .Ic^ish Family S«Tvice Allan (;reene. Feder alKm diriHior ol Budgeting and Planning, will cover dur ing the interim period Any persons needing the services of that il' houldcon lacl Mr -• WW Michael nicniiicMi.l director ol the Anil Defamation l^eagueCommunity Relations Council submitted his resignation e(le<live Aug 20 ac cording lo Sanford Friedman, chairman o( ADI./CRC Both departments will con linue lo provide services ". ac cording to Mary Fellman. Federation president In the meantime Iwo meetings ol lh«' Kxecullve Committee ol the Federation have been sched ule<l to begin the process of ex pluring other options lo dellv er these services We will also meet with the department boards for discussion study and evaluation before report ing to the Federation Ixiard" Mr Greene was graduated from Yeshivs I'niventity with a Master of .Social Work de «ree
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Naomi Ranee Earns Research Prize Naomi Ranee, a former Ml coin resident has bee awarded a total t-tdo in priz lor work m student researd at Ihe I'niversity of Marylan at Baltimore il'MAB' Ms Ranee IS lh«-daughter « Mrs Al Freedman and l^ late Harold Kaiice forma Lincoln residents She is doin graduate work m neuniend crlnolegy al tMAB bavin graduated fnim l!niver»ily i Pennsylvania with a degree I physical therapy Al UMABs recent (Jradual Student Research Day M| Ranee was awarded a J2no prise lor presentation ol her paper on h<irmones and their effect on rat brains
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On the Record Sometlnes we Uke thincs for granted Like Ute Physical Educatton Department of the JewWiCommunity Center Tbe staff of tbis Department, under tbe direc tlpn of Chuck Amoid, plugs away on a daUy basis encouraging all of us - members and non-mem ben - to keep fit Their tods are proper exercise, diet, safe and adequate facilities along with professional direction In recent weeks, we have found that this Department not only caters to the well person, but also offers help to the handicapped Although the Department's work in behalf of thoae with heart ailmenU is well known, two other programs deaerve recognition There la the swimming pool exercise class for victims of rheumatoid arthritis and the new therapy program for children afflicted with Cerebral Palsy This latter program involves the use of small horses to provide the youngsters with opportunities for muscle development and is in the forefront of pliytical therapy treatment In atWItion, the JCC has Just completed an outdoor fitness course that promises to add a new dlmeaaion to helping all of us keep fit The P E people may believe that they are taken for granted, but now It's on the record—thank you for helping us.
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Humorous, Dramatic, Unexpected. -Wj HAIFA ThrluileukwcaprofdaUyilkuilirati: rvdiUthal •rr humorota. nwrtMd. Uinllin«. dramattc, ^mfmmlktt. unrx pccMd-Only «ifrad Af^Hsd Bianltw. The laclur* on how to prpvMl car acddcntt wia called off The ^waker was Ui be Dr Moriie Becker. Scnlur tiCCturer il the Koad .SalHy Center at Uie TKhiUan On hli way to the lerture his car wai inwlved in an accident and WM tody damaawl He was lucky aad fot off with baaci and bniliea The Wana 8MI Syrian* Placet at concerts o( the Israel Philhannoalc are at a premiuni When a member o( the audi cnc« iliNii« a recMM eonnrt dted ol a heart attack la hM aat be was qatekly miiov«d. aamMae clat occupied Uw ciMtr. and the procrara went on wlUMHt driay tm (hM* Wk* Kaaw ^mtflUm^r Wliere in Israel is there a •el a( road tifn dlractlona wlitcti Indtcate with arrows FarU. ZIIS miles Tokyo. (77S mlica. Cairo. IM mllca, Bafdad, M3 mile*''See arnwer bekrw KattafeiTriAvfv Tuvia Taviv bougM the Staall raaUurant rrom the mumctpallty-owned Alanm oonpany. but when he ap^ piled for a llcenae lo operate it he was laid he woaM never fM one becatMc Uie place was not Uriandad tor a rMtaaranl. Wba'i Zan. In Ramai Can a loooa parroi cauoed havoc with cooHmailcaUona by rlpplna up att MlapiHW line* in the neigh borlHod At Bon Ourtoa Untvontiy an out-patient clinic has boon opened lor camels X-Ray, Mood and urtne tcaU arc avail •No PrajwrT It was a bad year (or the *l-run on Mount Uttle snow Ml this past winter In deeper allon the operator* KnI (or some rabMs lo come and pray for warn, bnl the latter MoMed they knew prayers lor raUi only You eaa Land Tban to BOOIH Bgl. The Ministry o( Educa lion ha* proRiulMled fixed hours during which all public llt>rar
le* in the country mu*t be open UK bigger U» llbrao, U«o I Ihehoura YM cMt MA* UMB Raad. IvaaHa win have aa< gMie be yoad ttw lowth grade o( achool and arc considered lllHeratr or near-umarale account tar a iurprtslna IS percent of the papula Uon Many o( UMOI are mother* o( large famUle* who (or one reason or aaoUier never had opportunities lor education For Those Wke-nMl^llMy Knew BvoryOdBg Theunusu tl road directional *lgns are to be found in Uie front courtyard outside the YMCA In Eaal Jerwalem Daat aril dM nMMti BMirt. Pinance committees of many kMMltlin have diacuvercd that the Israel Slock MarkH Is s (Mdplaeo to hmaalMvpluskibbuli funds A iporlal course ha* bow eoadnctod for kibbuu lecratartes to laacliliHm the intnca CMS o< hi»ooUnoo«. and iMck oirti—r wilkm report lively action from down on iht (am CWIte'l Take PosdT Al Mothav Zelafon in the Jemaalem corridor a call wlUi three raauias died after living for IM days It coot the owner some IL lo.oooiokospllallvr dnplr leedtng''> most o( which he covered with coalrllMiUsns from visilon who came ta photofraph the animal la CM* Yoar Bad I* Not Mad* IsraHs hotels aUll have • se rtaus riiortaae of scrvloe pcrwnnel A IL tt.SS* advsrtMng campalca lor chambermaid* brought i r**paaae* o( which only I In Rovora*. Itraelli la Cairo In coBiection with Ihr lolrotaUon* had P*a*iv»r*upplloso«Mstio down M (ram Israel to Egypt - whore M aU starlod A nwiiillw Tkal Owtalaiy D*as Kanv Joaspa IsraHs sfTRy —g«»*i«« BaaMfeaa* reveals thai the most common name among the soldiers Is Joaeph. 44a of them Thri • Rtoiua^^ man girl's name la Rlnna. ITTSof these
The U.S.'Saudi Complex byl.U Ever since Emir Faisal of .Saudi AraMa and his cniosraa* capiivalad San Francisco society with thetr ^amorgn* flowing rota* and Jewetod Ufdyeh* al the UN Chartar CanlMwee Mi IStS. their oil guritor* have hdwicatod Uie (tow o4 UUIon* In U S (ax crediu. matilvc tovootmanU, undlacloaed tanks snd plsnes and. more recently the most lopMslicatad weaponry There has been a bttarre partnentup between our own Ireedom-tovim Mcniar donocraey and a feudal rellglou* oligarchy I toSaudI AraMa ^ en U* oil Bui otv awornwwnl ha* ahvay* been JilaiMdlal lo oil power, evor rinoe dw (abulaus od olrtke by Standard Oil of CalllomU at "t.urfcy Sevon" back In inr Thai ambivalence was evident when ProiidSNl Carter voMed Sluan eizenstat's denuncution of OPEC tor the sneriy crtol*. even as high-placed afdcials In Slala aad Trsmury MiMtd Saiidi Arabts Irom ntMho and ofiorod Ihaaks lor inrrcaatag produetlo»lroa IS to t.» nriUtan bami* a day WM UN Saudi acttsa a (a««r to nUovo oar AsrtM* of oil? Or did UwSandto act to dialr own aalaflal tot 11*1 ioriMiii a shortaas of cadi to order to (Inaaeo eoMlnKlton of OH iMii BMwork of Riyadh's soaring •kyacnpsrs? Or was dto Saadl decl^ ston a calculated manonvcr to acWove diptomalte f»al*T For many weokt. II was widely reported to Uw pna* Uwt Saudi Aratila would demand a pnce tar tocroaaad production, I* thailaraaliwaldha««tolamndorUMWortBaAMdEaat riiiiiirlrn- Sbalkfe Yaiaaal darMad ihto WIMB IM Irtd NOMweak UMI be was meroly wsmlng the West that the PLO ought rtaknlllMkars m (he Strait of Hormut Yaaatr Aralal swiftly added ciedllKllty to Oils report by a* •*rtk«Uiat YamaoliBUBt have had Inaldelntarmatlan And Uie
ml^M be hi US Navy was aledod to Uie threat Uial I jacfcod or iunk. evan a* we a* to prsw Another Inlcrpretallon of Saudi intentions was a report by Dean Brellis of Thne thai the Saudis wrrr n<>t pxming pressure thai they merely wanted the UnKed .State* to slap pre*j Utem lo *uppor1 Sadat's peace Inllialive Evidently lhr> wanted no conflicl with the PIJO. whom (hey have been subsidiz li« nor did they wctoome oolractsm by Uw Rejection Front Itare I* a paaalbUly Hut Uw Saudi* ahrewdly realixad that AmartcaM laaMl laea proMurM Tkat wa* evident when the gas IhMa iMBBHiiad, and pro-PLO Mipporlert pasaed out cheap; Israel lor the shortage Few molorlsU Kai That recatted tbe im oil embargo, when anti Semite* paited fUdtors «dMrta« UMlortoU U> Bum Jew* No! OU ' Blon polls soon cunllnnod that very few Americans wMt to make Jew* the icapoaDal tar Uw oU famine But what of the future'* Tha scanarto cootd take a turn (or Uie Tbara Is as Saudi coniBiHawnt to continue the production boost Meftaltaly and Oay wUI te laHler Re)ection Front pre* sure to stop It How will Amorlcaaa maet H the Saudis Uireaten to siaab praductloo unlea* we accede to their demand tar the Woat Badi Md EMI Joruoalem'' PsycholoclsU Idl u* Uiat peopto Biagr ta rohKtaal to pay a prtee lor a gin. AH once they have aecaptod a gift and boeotn* condttlsMd to Ut u*e, Oiey auy be wiUli« to pay a priro to ksap H II a damand I* nade tar lu return The Um* taMoT Candldalo* tradltlonaUy avoid and IsraH podcM* duriag n*tl*nal «lactlnn years, and (he Saudu nuy datay UMr anll-lsraal oMsaatvo on dw Jsrusalem front In Uie IIIIMMIIIII ttto Holy City hM conUnuad Iranquailtty under Uie Kollek admlnislratton. which assure* reverence for all faith*
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WASHINGTON-Th* Aatortf*n Jawttb CnaMnlltoe kaa arfid Ow aanato BaoUag GsaMaMat to appravo action wWdi waMMpr*Wbllbaafc*fr*iMania>llcaaB>i to wppwt private seeUld*B*wWdidtocr1niBalolallMlraMtobar»Mp Owrglag that dMbo tbraugMOl Ih* country dIacrUUnato agstoat Jew*. Black* and wsnuw, Richard Dsvlmas. chalrmaa o( Mto m giiilia(l*B'* OoaBmlttoo on Social Ptocrlmlaaltoa. polntod oot that H wa* coaunoa practice tar iMnks and fltfear eotporato itopayBMntar«Mpdu**ta*oclalciHh*tarllHir«toofaMhdtoctMUaalloBta.HMMrtagandproaMtkMof to Utooaoeutlvo«Blta*of>ii*iaw 1*ipm*i ThaAnMricaaJawMiOMMM««a*laadarcltadlhor«MdUof*
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Man Behind the Silver Bracelet We had purchased all 17 "•"'•• 'm the plane," he say a 'if our gru<4> Mark >iiiz. was I pilot and «i>ui<l riy II The airlinr pilot *iiul<l l>e taken off and givrn a !>leepmg bag and bliinliel« to keep him warm No one »dh going tu have his hie placed in )eupardy except lor the 10 ul us " Pensun was 23 when imprm om-<1 w tth Ihr 'jthcr ninr Thrir
UraUNE BRACELETS—BUvcr Prlnav-ofZlaa lirtriMi •r* ritown tbort BraeaM bMi1i« Oa lor itTO attanvt M 01^ to iTMdoiit. waa iar braeaial laacTllMd with aama of Joalf Haadatavtcfe,
ByDavtdOuHcti Editor'! Note Omahan 9avM Oitftch Is now raaMtng Jarfilfni He is a wirtrtbutor to the Preaa He wrate tMa alary iar (he United Jewiah Appeal
NETANVA. ISRAEL Every day for aeven yean, a in New York wore a vacelel on his wrtat. hopliig •li^ae day he wouM no kaic ^•hd to wear II Juat five ^^HT w«rr Inarrfbed on It ^^B Penson. June IS. 1970 ^^f aunple silver twarclet Inked them together (>n April 29 !«?•. Boris Pen km. Pnaoner of ZIon in Huslla. tMcame Boris Penaon man in larad The mo
m«il Pcnaon rathtd lirarl. Irvini Danialalit, necutivc vice diatrman of Utt UnltMi JewUh Appeal look off the braedd Uiat had bccomr an Mapal part of Ma life Five wMu later. In larad lor the JuMlae Aaaembly of the Jew lah Aaenry. he ahared the }oy of (rerdom with the man behind the leven year VIKII Meeting on July 1 lor the first llnte the two men iponta nemoly and warmly embrace in tiM entrance tu tfie Netanya apartment where Penaon is living with hit mother With hii wife, JiMiy. amillnK brx>ad ly aa ihc walrhea. Bertwtein kmpa ahaklni hia head and aaying, "I )uiil ran I believe I am finally leelnc you. Buna. andlnitrael "
by UJA CsacuUva VIca Chalro( Borta Panaoo. ona of M Soaftar PaoMo's raeani lat afthe 10 rsnuUntac ta 8ovM Speaking In Ruaalan, the 33 year-old Penaon says. "McdIng Bernstein Is a very happy r>perienrr lor me Thanks to people like him in America and in the free world, all the efforia made on my befialf were worthwhile I am no kncer In prison. I am free now " On June IS. IV70 In Leningrad, when he and nine other Sovld Jews set out to com mandeer a Russian plane and fly il lo Israel via .Sweden. Prnson did not expect to spend s day in prison He would ei Iher tie living free in Israel, he lelt. or shot dead by the So^ vieu Retelllnt.' fennon rmphajil7> iiupclid nut plan u, ,,,,....< .^tv plane
dale* of their arrest. Irving Bernstein decided tu wear Penaon's becauae he identified moat cloaely with him Penaon was young at the time uf his imprisonment and Berrulein had two young sons In addi lion. Peiuon was a painter in Riga before going to prison. Judy Bernstein Is a sculptur The bracelet caught the eyes of people all over the world, wherever the widely traveled UJA executive went Many, after hearing Buns Penaon's story, would ask him for one "People ail around the world." Bernstein says, "became concerned almut Borla and the other pnsonert because of the braceleta '' Penaon's bracelet was ape cial lo Bernstein and his fami ly He wore it every day lor aeven years 'II was like a constant prayer ' he recalls "Wearing Burii>' bracelet as welt as owning two ul hiK paintings (tiuuKhl Injm Rons' mother' made me feel very
ciuae to him " Many mum Inipi iiuK u<.rnstein rrmem bei aid pul un the br.i< ' sKmg the hope that li »<julU be the day uf Huns' release When Ihe d»y iumt- Bern strin Joyfully arranged lo have the bracelet bruught lo the released artist While in prison. Penaon had received lellera from Bernstein and other people all over Ihe world who were wearing his brace lei The letters plaved an im '• vival any peo ,.,. .„,.., „.-,.„ I,,.- helped very much ' he says "l (elt the support »f world Jewry, and especially the support of the Stale uf Israel " April 22 l»79 Kverything that happerted on the day of his release remains vivid in Penaon's mind I was called Into tfie prison office and saw all the big bosses standing there I know something must t>p up t)ecause it waa a .Sunday They tuld me I was being seni tu another prison in Riga They never told me why or what for They never du Ev erythtng of mine was taken Irom me. including my di aries "At Riga, they thrust a piece of paper at me with Brezhnev's signature on it I was (u he released and had ten days lo leave the counlrv At tlrsl ' ' -I fully cumpre heiM
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P' ihat a decisive (actor in his release was the pres.sure Ihe American guv rmmeni pul un Ihe Husaians
during various negotialiu 'And Itehind thai pressui were Ihe voices ul Jews America and aruund I world." he says Seven days later P< was in Israel, at home with mother "It was like a dreai come true I am going lu li in Israel I kept waking up and asking myself. Am I real free'' • Bernstein was deep moved by Penson'a relea: "Boris had become a part our family When I beard news. I cried tears of Joy HI dream had nime true Hi.s lease a sptiiai meaning tu my bracelet fur all those years II was all worthwhile " At age 33. Boris Penaon is beginning tu paint again For bidden to practice Ihis art for nine years, he is working un ll lustrations for a book un prii un life t>elng written by Kdi ard Kuzenetsuv a fellow Prisoner of Zion The demand on Penaon's lime has tieen great ever since he arrived in Israel When not studying Hebrew or palnling. he IS asked lu attend numer oua slate funrliuns He had hoped to write letters to all Ihe people who wrote to him in prison Before leaving Rusaia. however. Ihe authorities con fiscaled his address book ink Now he IS trying tu aaswer t, hundreds of pe<iple who ha written tu him in Israel, man; uf Ihem encloaing Iheir hrac lets One uf Penson's main priui lies now la lu help gel ul Jews out of Russia
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lion Several trips have been taken with the residents S< (null unr J i() went lo the Alw. Arthur P riach, MI) Old • tjhi'lli Works KA< (• DiriHlor Cardiac Care fur lu. ••••. iMii sh<ippin({. I'nil Mnrrisliiwn Memorial and this past week a group Hinpilal Morrisliiwn New went to the (1 round ('o» lor I, ,. J Warren Harthome, \!1 I Ml" KA< c Assistant luruh When the Kansas < ity Senior Citizen" were in I Ml.Ill ini ll.il (imaha V . • 1 Hilda lliillman n l>ora Astor K.i\ Mii.iMis Bertha iM'iMTal Hospilal Michael V ( N'rnic-ufl Ben Mcyerson Herman Ml) Dr Arthur M l)<>ris Weiss and Sylvan Blmh anrtlli all went to the Center lor dm ol M. ncr and dancing ll was a love SchiKii'n *»'•*'" "" "'^ i.M K ly nighl <KJt' New Yiirk We have several new l/)VE Altui John A Kaator. Ml) vcrfunteers Mildret) Sees ProlesMir o( Medicin*-. I ni man will start AUK H'loleach vcrMly ol 1'enns.yivania some of the resideiils begin S<h<j<>l III Mwlinw. ChM-f nmK macrame and hi'verly Cardiovascular S<>cti<>n Hos Kranklin has promised to pllal ol Ih4' fniverMly ol I'rn dime out lor bmgo in the evensylvania Lawrence A nmK I.AST week Yankel Lubow, MI) ( linical Asmslanl Hulua and Yonah Autzon I'mlovsor "( M«'di< inr KulK members of the Chabad Uuba en Medical SihiKil. Jamet R vltfh movement, were at the Malm, Ml) I'mlrssur iilCiini Home lo speak with the resi cal Surgery ( ollegr a( PhyKi dents and tu lour our Home riana A Surgrom Columbia That same day I.OVK vol University Chief Thoracic « unteers Miriam Simon Sandy Cardiac .Surgery Columhia NoKg and I took most of the I'restJVterian M«lical Cenlt-r residents from the infirmary Hubert J Th Thalen, Ml) lor an (Hiling on the palKi m> KACC Drparlnicnl "I Its so nice for them to get out CardH>loK.v. UniverMly Hiispi tal. Gruningen. Thr Nether land.s
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Byl>eeJanePanow Several week* ago Minelte Katz called me to tell me about a Iriend ol hers who had been to Israel and had a heau tilul slide presrntalKin Last Knday Mane Blake hroughl her slides lo the Home, and rv rryonr was enthralled with the pictures and the presenta
fur a breath ol fresh air The residents have a new •game" going "Who Am I'" An old picture is posted of either a resident or a staff member, and the person who guesses who it is wins a prize The first week, the picture was of Kva Schwartz, and the winner was Mollie I'arsows ky' This past week the picture was ol Kuth Rlamhard our Kood .Service Director and the winner was Kva Schwartz' II s lun lo 5e«' these "old" pic lures and the residents are having a ball trying to figure out "who's who'"
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Have you lieen to the Home lately lo see how well our Kar deners are dninK'' Sam Mom stem AtK- Diamond and Keva llornslein have "the south 40" farmed, and are growing to matoes cmumtiers l>eels corn, melons dill etc The weatlMT has tn^-i\ "leal, and things are KrowinK and groj* ing and growing TN' rest dents love waUhmK and the men love farming' A reminder if you need any cards sent "In memory, uf" or in hor«)r of", don't for get our U)VK ladies Kuth j (;uldstein iJ91-«685i or Ber nice ( ohea' 558-34231 who * ill I be happy lo send cards lorj you The U)VK money goesj toward the extra pleasures j lor the residents the movies the artists in residence, 1 gifts lor Ihe holidays, etc Sal keep as in mind'
PIT A I,ITTI.K U)VK IN] YORI-IKK'
Start Here The Jewish Press invites all Jr. High and High school students to fill out and return the survey in this paper. The editors would like to know what you young people think and feel about your religion and your life style so that we can understand your needs and provide a more meaningful newspaper for you. We hope to share the results of this survey with you In a future issue of the Jewish Press. The greater the response we get, the more meaningful and inter esting the material will be. In completing the survey you may be as brief as you desire or you may exercise the option of providing us with more detailed answers even if additional paper is required. You also may sign your name and address if you wish, but anonymous replies with your age will be just as valuable to us. Thank you for your cooperation.
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An Omahan in Jerusalem By David Duitch
Pntjcci Kmntal. a ytUtl rfloii by Ihr Itrarti Uovemmml I Uie JewMh Agnicy la improvr randltkmt in IW lirarli •rouMd itronc frellngi •( • tpn-ial uruion u( AitfvinMy of Uir Jmvlili Agency mrrtinR in Jpnuui Ion lut month After the elertiiir of Mrnahf-m Hi gin in 1977 the nca Prime MIoMcr aiMoti • »i«ly Mi0ttothnoA*' <»n af iccUllgu^ budaHr<! tlOn
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the Iftrtf* Al lh« Tihly Ihey aftrrrd to he a partner with the Rovemmeni (• our Kuidelin*^ were set down by that Aaaem'ilv 'tnr Ihr pr'i)r<t W.TS IO t)e a Joint effort inrlud log (lov il aulhorilies. local citi ^ MM. thi' Kt abraod Two. the pru^ H^pt wat to (K -I'M aiv physical nee<ls Three. ^^HtfctttMMw depart in the plannlnK and im Pralcct R«newal wei' Th* ptmary wss. A ^»em l>ly reviewed -^ lirrn inaik- durinx the linit 12 monCha Repri iiovemment Jeuiah AgeiK-y. Olaqiora Jewr) and Istai'lt:. livinR in larReted netghtiarlioadi all ipoke When the four hour netision concluded. dttagrMlMnI
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A Canadian mcrntii-r of IN- ARency brisrd Mr ("hilip 'iran ovuky, set the lone lor Ihr sessinn when !>• "K re marks "Whiil a blow il would IH' in uui ' ^ and Ion,. • ' f» Aitin iiiis t>een doii' People wh<i give moh. . ^ ;; • ^ „ Kliewr Kaphaeli. the Agency's dire<tor general of Project KcfH-" •' V...L.. ii.'>i III. r» ..uriiii-<i II... ni;<nv orgunlzallonal pr'» Il Io » symphony thri' luning up for IIMI long Only iHiw ^rf wt't^egiiiiiwig (u tH'ai .soiiit'miuiic." hesald Kaphaell continued by saying the essence of Project Renewal It rebuilding self re»pe<l (HMKI workers are nee<led to go into these areas In Jerusalem and Tel Aviv il is ea.sy to find work en. nut so in the (iaiil and development towns, ' he said, but wc are making progress
isti iseiVKf. tiigdiii£^lioirs l>*aderKhip t 'atonel I'l " • • 'lie two I nes.s .......on .,,„.„• n—,. and a government analyst named Io llir post They will work with the group's chairman. Kichmond. Va . attorney Tommy Baer Dr Hackel who receiverf his Ph I> from Ohio Slate, taught there und wa.s aH.siM-i ale diriH-tor for the I'mvi-r
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The Jewish Day School of Omaha presents An Evening with "The Jewish Minstrel"
Rabbi Moshe (Mickey) Shur Singer of Hasidic and Popular Jewish IMusic
Sunday, August 26,7:30 p.nia B«th Israel Synagogue
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Maxwell spree? Il relax beThericK
satisfying taste of Maxwell House* (.ioffee is breiived to be rsfitembered cup after cup. year after year. Smart Jewish hotTiemakera have been serving il for over half a century.
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WllUam R PaliMr. M D . a ibaiMnal«lii0i«. raMoUy de valopad a piayaiii of eikx-a UM and OMT^ for a unall tram of rlwumaUiM arthriiif paliraU Thr III wttk coune Is bcinc offered as a pllof program, co^KaMorad by the JcwWi Com miaiity Cenlar aad the Ne braska ArUirNlareHidatMn Wurfcing wttb Dr Palmer on ihr courae Is Kaian KliiK. K i> T . a Uwraplit witb Uw w f St Uodse Physical Ther^y lenler The iSMlgns consM of «5 minutes of avtauntng toUowcd b> » une-hour educational pre•rnKlkm." Mrs King said The oerdscs are destipied tor SMtoral condlUantog as wHi as for spaeWe maarias We afan dmened home n errtaca for aacti padiclpaM to lollow iwD or Uirve days a woek in addttloa to the two days o< swlnunmc durtng the claas.'Mrs Kkwsald The eduratlon segment rov
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Mr Arumun «l«j irrvM un thr OMAHA TftMOKHOW Ki eculivr C'ommilirr and OMAHA TOMORROW dmi miaiHy Cw>rdin«linK ('iHii» ii Thai prajm-l was initialrtl li> thr ctumhrr and now ii a bruid baard rummunily (roup thai i> makinn a ram prchmlvr slud) of Ihr rtty li ultlmatriy will r> li rerlMtcn Ihr rll\ it wlahrs lu retain arxi fi)n.')nce ilihighqualllyof litr Mr SumbrrR alMi lervn un the Frrr Knlrrpriac Taak Korcr which ha» a thrre pninKH rdurallonal prugram thai includw a trrtrn nl mrrt initi with rmpi" ti urn and unall (r s Out frae iCiitnpriM' lyairm and a ipeaken biVMu com poaH of bualnen men who vlail local ienmdary irhooli Mark PlatUirr of Urry > Shup Co , Kdward A RoM>n uf Roant'Novak. and Irvin Yaff« o( N 8 Yaffp Prinlln« C« . aU •arv« on Ihr l^lslalive Com mllliw Thii gruup moaitun Ihr actlvitlea of the Ncto-aika UmcameraJ and mafcn rcr ommrtidaliuna whm II frrli thr rfiambrr* Board of 1)1 rw
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Births Mr and Mn Gary Rifkin announcr Ifir birth of tbnr daughlrr. I^ura Trmr. on July 14 GrandparmU arr Mr and Mn Bm Hifkin and Mr and Mn Irving Suhl of Hous Ion. Trias Mr and Mn Kmny Gold brrg of Dallas. Tn . announce Ihr birth July 11 of a son. Richard Alan Mn GoMberg Is thr formrr
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high s< html di'livlty Norman Kornry N H IHidgr (11 srrvrs on Ihr .Mrmlirrship K<-laliiin!> Com miii<-« Mi'>'..|i<>litan Affairs (on : Slrrrt and Hlgli ilrr Jack M ( iilM-n Alrxandrr and Alrxandrr. A)<>n K Fart>^ rr, Srrvicr l.ivr Insurancr Co and Jack W Marrr World Insurancr Co nrrvr on Ihr Insurancr Kurrullvrs Commilirr Slanlord l.ipsry Omaha Sun Nrwspapm srrvrs on Ihr Public RrlalMMM Commit
A Look at US Jewry By Botit SoMlAr EdU4M--li»<liM«aM|1tui. JTA
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The Jewiiti population of fhr I 'nitrfl S\a\^ is m>w f^ttmatiKl .1 the to br about S.TIWOW) \ ' was Irvrl will K<i down will abou: .n of I' irrd thr !• IV lo by 11 iprn lorei- -i , • . jrrilOO years Irom now Howrvrr brcausr of IWTf *ish agr and thr drcllnr In Jrwish hirlhralr rvrri Irwrxprrtif brhrvr that lh< dlo ish population and Ih.i 11 \ ,UN l.« IIIII1KP<JH briween one and two n crn t munt{ .Amrrican siblllty IS naturally pi slrrnglbrning Jewish Jewish leaders who an identity and continuity During the last Vi yrars. studies have bren madr on thr eroskNi of Jewish family lifr. on thr rapid nar of Jewish inlrrmarri agr. on thr low frrtlilly among .Irwi «o Ihr lack of inlerrst of Jewish parents to givi'' .iion. onlhr declinr in synagogue . <il Jrwish youth lu Judaism, on (li*-.11 IIIiiiK .>^.i> ... .. LUK' M"ipottion of JrwK from Jrwish organizational arlivitirs. and on othrr factors affrcting Jrwish idmllly and conlinuily The mosi Important study was conducted by thr Council of Jrwish Federations Anothrr Important studgr - crnlerrd on intrrmarriagr and its effects ~ has now been complrtrd by thr Amrrican Jrwish Committee The findings of the AJCommilIrr Irnd lo n ' . frar , Uial Intermarriage represents a thrral lo Jew I deipile the suggestions by Mimr Jrws thai inltrn.n K< ...dv ar tually add to ihr Jrwish population by bringing n<in Jrwish qwuaes and thr children ol sw h unmns into Ihr Jrwish fold The AJCnmmiltee study conducted by Dr Kgon Mayer and Dr Car! Shrlngold. two wrllknown sociologists dors not support such hopr Tt>e study rstablished that most non-Jrwish spouses
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It's Never too Late to Begin Feeling Good about Being Jewish" <MiM Wintraub U a Munmrr Inlrm funded by thr Jrwiiii Kedrratlun of Omaha i Lynn Kahn will hr a Ra( MtUvab (hm Shatitial II will be JuatlUw any u«hrr Hut MHz vab !te wh> is thu Hai MHz vah wortby uf an aniclr In (hr Becauar Lynn Kalin ii M yean did "When I wa8 12 or 13 I rfjuldn'l read Hebrew that well, io I Uiou«hl a Bat MiU vah wouM be loo dinicult, " Lynn latd "I talked II over with my mom and she said that It wain'l that important lor a gUi anyway Bdteve me. If I ever have a daughter, I'll never My that tu her '' The whole Idea of having a Bat Mitzvah rame to Lynn •bout five yean ago At that time, her rouatn wan having IMa Bar Mitzvah Lynn was rhoaati tor an ally ah "I was really scared, " Lynn lemembered "But, I did It and afterwards everybody was complimenting me I rauldn'l tielleve II' I figured that wilh a little more work I cxNild prut>a>>ly have a Bat MlUvah After tter cousin » Bar Mitt vah. Lynn talked to Rabbi Meyer Khpke about having her own Bat MiUvah He told her that you're never loo old for such an occasion Then, two or time years |B. another mustn of Lynn's bad hik Har Mitzvah and unrt•gain Lynn was chuaen for an •llyah "The same thing hap^ pened " she said "I was con gratulated and complimented by everyone " For the next couple uf years Lynn thought about having a
BAt Mtt/\/4ii ixii rhifiiif)^ **ver I ally in II met »iUi I miliri ( lidim Ntfjam to discuss the pusKibllity of hav inga Bat Mitzvah "I explained tu the Cantor that I wanted a Bat Mitzvah. but that I could >Hily read He brew a lilllr." Lynn tald "He said th«l «ve'd have to wall and ace" A few mure months paaaed by before Lynn again talked to Cantor Najman al the begln^ nlng ol this past summer Al this mecilng. an Aug II date vat Ml lor ber Bat Mlizvah. tNit It WM eventually changed loAug 4 "Things really got off to a good start," Lynn said "Can tor gave me a (ape of my Haf lorah and a few txiolu to learn fnim It helped a lot to have the tapes since I don'l read Hebrew thai well '" When Lynn told her family that she was going to have s Bat Mitzvah. ilw received a wide variety of reactions Ai first, they wouldn't believe her But Ihey eventually real ized that she was completely •ennus "My mother w«« shucked." Lynn said When it finally hit her that I waa really goinx to have a Bat Mitzvah. the first thing she said waa I'd belter start baking " Lynn said that from the time ihe first began practicing for her Bat Mitzvah in the middle of June, tu her Hat Mitzvah day she received much sup^ port from both her Jewish and nan Jewish friends "Kverybody was great," Lynn said, "esperially Rabbi iKeruieth) Bromtwrg Id go in every week tu talk about what
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relatkins and would eventual ly like to gel into recruiting people to go t<i college Lynn doesn't feel that re<'ruitinK should be limited to ju.vt high sctKwl students, bul should in elude petiple of all ages "I think students m general are great," she said "And a college atmosphere is so stim ulatlng and esciting everyho dy should enjoy it I want tu get people to love schtiol as much as I do " In working with students Lynn feels that she a doing something important And while she has enjoyed working with students in Omaha, she is ready to move on Omaha isnt progressive in my estimation." Lynn said "I don't think it has much to offer Jewish youth Unless you're married and raising a family It's not the place to slay I'm career minded nut family minded so I want to leave " Bul before she leaves. Lynn will be able to say that she had tier Bat Mitzvah In Omaha Mostly local family and fnend* will help in Ihe ce lebration Us not going to he a big show, believe me." Lynn said "I think il "s terrible when pe<i pie have big parties thai last all week-end A Bar or Rat Mitzvah isn't a social expert ence. Its a religious experi etioe"' Big show or little show, so^ clal experteiK'e or religious experience. Lynn Kahn is set ting an example for fveryomin llie Jewish communil\ Ills never too late to liegin IrelinK good about being Jewish
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Aerobic Exercise Bv (Tmrli Arnold. Phytlcal iCducatMn Dtrectur Jimm> Mil at • deafc moat of the day aad in franl of a leievi mm iri ""»• '•< ihc rvrniiu Thcae aedaotary halHIa make him. like in,. ^k randldaie for CDmnary heart diaraw rhlldim in lli* ' "rti Ihiiw involved in alhlrlKi other Uun track of irr lurminR habil» and liudv itm (ttllom that routd Irad U> rwdri atlMks These children rarely expertencr the lype o( exerriae aerobic that foeterf the deveioproenl of a atront. healthy heart ilccMil atudiaa of 0«cr 4M adtoot-i^ad chUdrcn conducted by Dr ThomM GiUUm. of the Univeraily of Mlchlnaai phyaicai education department iliowed thai ckiae to so percent e( Ihr rhil dren had one or nnorr higb-rlak racton (or heart diaeaae. abnormally hiKh cholaaierol. Mfb btood pnaaure. exceaa weight or a lamily history of heart diaeaae The good newi. according to thie study, u that moat naka may be unnlMe Early evidence from a pilot atudy to aea If vt^roM eMTCIac can reduce Mood llpidi I (au > and btood preaWf« levala haa akown that H can Aa pareola aad toachen. It it important (hat we moUvato our cMMran early in life lo enaagr ui itrenuoua eMrrlae - a hahM that ml||M latl » lilrtlmr
New Disco-Exercise Class Chuck Arnold, phyucal education directar annauncat that Ckidy Cady. prolaaatoaal dtoeo daocc aad (Hiteaa Inatrwior. will toaek two aev dtoeaaMTdae daaaaa iUfttag IMa Fall on Tuaaday ni#iu and WaAiaaday iMndagi TwetM-waakdaaaaa will begin Sept itandK OnedaaawW kahaUfmnTMpm tot:S*pn aa Taaaday algMa aad dw odiar djat wiu be held oa Wa^Mday ntotakip hwn !• li a ai toll mam Faetortbeats-wackdaaaetlatM Mn Cady'tdaaalaaaeofttMnMalpopiiiaraewwayitom nmii usine raay dtoea daaca aal to naaic Dtoeavar a fabuhaa ndMlaalag aMlitod. aa you dance away the mctm 1, utawaytoeMTCiaatliallan'tewrciae Nowm)oya aa» Moae of wall-taalag ttWNgi the il^ythmt of Diaco Watch nir Fall Pragram BradNFe to ragialcr for tWa new pragram
Join your frianda in tha Gv«n hara at tha J lor an avaninfl of fun and axcltatnant playing hug tag. aiamaaa abccar and other naw gamaa Rafraahmanta tool Coat; tO* Non-mambar guaat: *1 Evaryona muat ragiatar by Mortday. Aug. 13 To ro«totar fW in tha ragiatration form and return to ftara Oroanbarg or Chuck Arnold at tha JCC
7th & 8th GRADE END-OF-SUMMER EXTRAVAGANZA!!! TRIP TO LOUISVILLE LAKES
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7th CfSth Grade Specials BOWLING PARTY,
to6p m (maat at tha "J"l Ware going to hava an afternoon of hiking, awimming and fun . ao ioin In! Tranaporution and drinka provided Bring your bathing suit Coat *1 SO mambar, %7 non mambar guaat. Evaryona muat ragiatar by Wadnaaday. Aug. 16 PUTT PUTT GOLF PARTY, Thuraday. Aug 23rd 7:30 10 p m. Imaat and ba picked up at t112 W. Cantar Road) Join your frianda for an evening of miniature golf fun and a Tournamant tool! Coat: 13 mambar, 13.GO nonmambar guaat Evaryona muat ragiatar by Monday, Aug
TuMday, Aug. 14.7 to • p.m. Ma«t and ba pickad up at tha Ranch Bowl. IWO South 72nd Siraat. Coat: 12.7B Non-Mambar Qoaat: M.S lincludae bowvling and ahoaa). Evoryona muat ragiatar by Mday. Aug 10 To raoiatar fill In ragiatration form and return to Sara GMartbarg or Chuck Arnold. NAME ADDRESS
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To rdfiatar. fUl out ragiatration form and raturn to Sara Oraanbarg or Chuck Arnold at tha
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