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ruon Nogg Hopes to Strengthen L Feeling of Family at Beth El «( SjrMgavit. Loni houn a< "bvd «wt. no lalary. no eompnMttoa lor ii;— II Mwwiad ifiply lo SynaaDfut Board What motivate* a busy man to answer tMi advorUoamait and live rountleis hour* ol lervtca to hto lyaaflacueT In the three part nrrtn start In* thli wvek the readers of JewMi Preaa will meet the recently ejected preaklentii of Omaha Synaipgues and hear their «torte« One o( Don NofRi first dullei ai the new prraldent of Beth El Synafogue wai to sign a contract for a new lynaaogue roof The ne« Tool and other planned refiovatlom are lymbols of Don's bofte lor the future of a revttaUiad Bctli El aa a place where all ConaanraUvc J«»« can bo al honw
Month by month over the laitl year everyone could (eel the new excitement and cobealveneu at Reth El," Mr Nogg uld "The MM) annivenary year waa the beat year Beth Kl haa ever had Over •» people attended the final event, our annual con cert There waan'l an empty aeat In the houae It'i Important to take thli new excitement. Ihe feeling of togethemoa and contin ueK " "Beth El, the laritrat of Ihe three synagogues In Omaha, has had a stable memherthip the laM lew years, but about 60 per cent of our memtiers are over the age of SO We want to build up our memtjemhlp with young people It's estimated there are about 200 Dotiafflllatfd young couples in Omaha We would llkv to have all of thoiie with an Interest in conservative Judaism Join
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StalliMi WMW 1 IMIK-(tfhl lime in the history of uur Jewish Community thai such an opportunity has been made available to us through a television slallon as a public ser vice " "We are most grateful to John I.>lxon. program director of WOWT lor making this lime available lo u« (or this se rles aNHii he many an>it will be of ihn-n-M ui 111.- t-iiiire community floprlully this will 1^ ll><' iM'finiiiiii/ cil .1 ^fiir
roui and granih Appearing on the first pro gram al 12 30 p m in an Inter view with Mike Kichmond. (,'KC director who also served as producer, will be Carol Ctendler disrussing the Omaha Jewish Community. Abe Katelman discussing
Council Bluffs and UHIISI Kinklestein dlM-usKing Lincoln] Jewry Their discussion and! the pictures .shown (•enlerj about the parly years of Jewry | in Ihe Midlands In addition to two locallyl produced programs to h«i aired on WOWT during the next four monlh* tbpre will .11
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have tieen made available to communities across Ihe country The Sept IJ program will be^ 'Trial in Heaven ' a televiMt.n fahle lor Yum Kippurl t! Uni Jacobi who finds] I transported on Yoml Kippur from the synagogue lol a heavenly courtroom Other j programs are scheduled for] Oct 21 and Nov II All pro-| grams will be pre-recordedl according ID ( arol Chamberlin who IS serving as volunteerl producer of the local half-hour] shows
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JCC Starts Hotline To Stop Vandalism
The Noggg—Donald and Ozzle with son, Tony at left and daughter, Shelley at tight Mr Nogg Is the new preaklent of Beth El Synagogue.
Judge Orders Rabbi To Remove Yarmuike MORPOUC, VA (JTAi All Older by a Norfolk traffic court Judgi to a ()usen* rabbi lo take olf Ma yarmuike •Urrcd widMpraad protatl ag alMt Judge Vemon Hitchlngs (ram local political and Jew Wtoffldat* WlMB Rabbi Joihua Sackctt walfetd Mo the traffic court iMl «atk to cliaUonge a traffic ttcM. MM Judge aald "I don't CM« vfeal your religion Is, no a bat In my courThe M^mr-M Queen* VII lage r^M compiled but said later "if I had lo do It again. I vould ha«« tap! •g yarwulka •a I am dtapgoMad bjr my My pMgtt IMV* wM»-
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al director of the AntI Defa matkm League of B'nal B'rtth. called Ihe Judge'* order "an affront to all the cltlzeot »l Virginia and to the JewMl community In particular" He lald the ADL executive board would conahter poMlbto legal aetloo Hitching* said he couM ao( understand why psopla wtn making auch a fuia over the Incldant He lald he ordered a Sackett to remove hi* skullcap bacauie "a man doe* not practice hi* religion In tb« courtroom ••Ha added that If be had • Sackettwaasrabbt.'^l ba«a mad* an e«ei^ SaekaU *ald ha Wd Hltciiliv ha wa* an Ortbodn raMM
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Sand a Letter Now The National Jewtah Community Relations Advlaory Council haa calM for a major national effort lo convey to the vnilt* Hou** the apprehension of the Jewish commuDlty about a posalbic ahlfl In Amertcan foreign policy toward UtePU) Tbls dscMon reflect* the concern thai the Admlnlatrattoe'* eagemcaa lo involve the Palestinians In negollatloM could lead lo U S accommodations that would In the •idlagttlmltellwPU) In UNrt, what la feared U a tendency to appease Ihe PU> la rMpoose to Arab blackmail TMa liodsney caolars currently on the negotiation of a reMtatioa on the Palestinian* to be comldered by the Security Council on Aug 23 What Is called for I* a clear and unamUguou* demonatratlon of the U S rcjertton of cooperation with Ihe PLO through an American veto Thia I* a fuodamental lasue and what la required now are letlen and lalsgrains from Omahaos and Jewlali com BMBilUas elsewtart to the Prsddent of the United SUte* The U.8. murt aol ceopsrale with the PLO by changing llw pound luiea of Ihe Middle East peace procesi so con•Iraetad In Rasolutlons }t2 and 338 and at Camp David
The Jewish Community Center i» cam paign to < Iteration of Its memiHTsnip in lighting vandalism "We are urging our members lo cooperate by letting us know immediately when they *pol acts of vandalism which have occurred, or are in the process of occurring," >ald Phil ('ofman executive director of the JCC Mr Cofman said thai anyone able lo report an act of vandalism is encouraged to do so by using his personal "hot line " extension number of S4 during the day and by calling the Center switchboard durtng evening hours "Vandalism Is more than a nuisance. It's costing the Center membership many dollars in repairs and replacement, and it's in everyone's best Interest In minimize this type of damage," Mr Cofman said He added that the Center will prosecute those guilty of act* of vandalism
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Early Deadline Because of the Lalwr Day holiday news and advertising copy for the Sept 7 issue of the Jewish Press must be in the Press office no later than noon on Thursday, Aug 30.
warn children of possible pn e<-ullon and use the hot line i that we can stop damage dur ing early stages "
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Joe Lovett To Become First Eagle Joseph M Lovett. son of Norms and Robert Lovett, will become the first Kagle Scout from Boy Scout Troop 218. Aug 19 at 4 p m in the JCC Social Hall According to Maurice Pli kofsky. Troop Committ chairman. Ihe Eagle rank requires that the candidate have earned eight basic skill award*, 21 mertt badge*, complete a aubstantlal service prolect and show leadership In IheTrsop For hi* »ervlce project. Joseph completed the SUr of David which hangs on the JCC theater wall He also was awarded Uie 1979 LouU HUler Memorial Award as Outstanding Scout.
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Don Nogg Hopes to Strengthen Feeling of Family at Beth El (Coillnued rrom Pace 11 I be a plarr (or (amilim wherr young roupin Angularly with their children Id like to en tJMMpaaiiletorHumtothrtynacDgue " Mr Nogg wai pleaaantly nirprtiMl when he altendrd the rr caal CMMan'CoaveiKloa and dtacovarad the attandance at Beth B ShlMol tarvlcM la gaod cmnparMl lo atlaadance at other emgragaUaaa araundihe country "We gal about ISO pea|>le on Prtday night and about 100 con graganta on Saturday morning During Interviews with Cantors I waa apotogeilc aixMl what I thought waa lark of attendance Moat of tlw Cantor* were very wirprlaad at the large numbanot our coogreganti who attend lervlcaa '' Don't lather. Nate, waa praaldanl o( Beth El Irom IH2 M When Don was reccnUy InataUnd aa pnaMant U was the llrst time that a former prwlitanl saw Ma aoa taka over tiw Mm a{ the synagogue Other family membars have sat an axampla of tervica to Beth El Don't mothrr. Ruth, was active In Slaterhood lot years His father inlaw. Alei Katz. wat the assistant to the rabbi lor aver It years, and la still very visible st Beth Kl According lo Mr Nogg. the synagogue membrrthlp has I haiigiKl ilnf I till filhrr ii ai rraalrtml "Years ago it was a rare man wtw dMn't know how lo put on tofUlIn and davan Many of Ika mM were bom in the old country and had an Orthodox t>ack They knew the llturKy My generation doesn't know at Maytir we should all go back to chrder and brush up on the rducttlon that we didn't take seriously enough when wp were children Adult education Is highly valued at Beth El Hasan (hat explain the prayer book orrcvlew how to put on tenUIn go a long way toward making a person more comlortabic, mortal home, when he or the comes to tbe synagogue " > taking offkr Mr Nogg has been spending moal week tltsmltng various commllte« nteetlnff to familianie I wttk UM varfclng of each committee He doesn't foresee J wdlmtlad evening hours away from hit wile and chll (ken Mr Nogg Is an early morning person, and plana lo med wHh people at early breaklaaU or diacuu synagogue bualaaaa •var lunch Ha la no stranger lo orgaoUatton activity lo the Jewlah oammtmlty llta UMong rsaldaal al Omaha haa baan chairman ol the Dr Staar Hone board, tarvad an the FMaraUan Board and OUad evary poatUoa In the PbttanlhrDplaa eampalvi from work «r la aariMaatgneral chairman Before being darted prealdani of Ba(h El, ha tarvad at a vice-president lor two years "mis U my last hurrah." said the gray haired Mr Nogg with a laugh "I'm nearlng » and that'i old for a synagogue preal dent" Mr Nogg la planning to uae his skUlt learned as vlce-presl dent of Nogg Brothart Paper Co. loovanaa Beth El In the com tog year "A tjiiapgw It not a >wlntM, bul it should be run is a tiMlnaat II Ihe coramltlaa chairman and staff are competant, aa I balitve they arc In our synagogue, then the Job of praaldent |g mvf*' eaater My Job Is that of co-ordlnator and someone who givaa advice and coment But right now I'm learning how the synagogue and the commutes operate " Mr Nogg doaa not plan to run Beth El as a one man show He looks to the help of the Board to make this s successful year at Beth ei "Whan the nominating committee asked me to be Pres Idem I did a lot of thinking." said the affable Mr Nogg "It's vary hard lo say no al a time like that especially when one It Inliaaaliil in the future of the congregation "Btil a president can't do II alone The Board members make a Mg difference The prcaent Board U a collection of good, vl brMi paa|ge to whom the continued growth of Beth El It very Imgaftant." As soon aa Mr Nogg baa the business ol being president well In hand he hopes to be able to pursue his hobbles of tennu. travel and urban geograiihy The laat one It hard to explain "I've had this hobby (or 4S years For me It amounU to aludyIng the population of metropolitan areas For years I've been varklngon an alias of cities with populations over 25,000 In countrlea all over the world The atlaa will never be compMad becaiMC every time I think I'm done new centua flguraa come out and ttaa mapa ne«d to be redrawn Irately. I've done some work tor Iht Umied Stales Census Bureau Just for fun ' Obvloialy a proud family man. the walls and shelves In Mr Nogg't office hold pictures of hit family taken over the years He and bla wife. Ozzle. have four children Katy. S. lives in Hartford, Connecticut, and worts for a talent placcmeni agency Marsba.ao. lsa)unloratthel'nlvertllyo(Hart(ord Shelly Is a Jiailar al WeaUlde. and Tony, a (rcahman, attends Valley View rHl#i School The Nogg family spent a month earlier this • traveling to Israel. Turkey and Greece This was the ithp la liracl lor Don and Onle and the first for the chll'"ll wss s wonderful trip and vaiy moving for aU of ut, " Mr Nogg said "You can talk lo your kidi unlll you're Mue In Ihe (aoa AMg Ihe Hoiocauat and stULpot know if you're ttttlag your pfltn4 acraat But one vUlt to VH Vaahem and you ttt by lb* loaka an Ihalr (acaa that thay got the meatagt They IMt It .^—j^MjtgM. air. w-,irm>,.mmmiw!ii-m\jm ••tint.
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'Traveling as a family heightened our lense of extended family We spent Shabl>al with a family near Istanbul and that family waa aa Inlaraated in our way of chanting the Kidduth as we were In Ihalr Sephardlc nervier The Khabhat meal Included stuffed grape leaves and marinated eggplant which is a far cry Irom chopped liver and potalo kugrl In Turkey we experienced Jewlshness from another poUit of view, a Sephardlc. nan-Yid-
dish environment And yet It all worked because of that common bond that Jews seem lo share II miMi' sound like a cliche. IMJI our heritage does tie ua together into one big family, no matter what our roots are •I think the feeling of belonging Is what makes synagoguet work Al Beth Kl we re going lo d» our best to strengthen thai IsellngoKamlly "
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You Are Needed The Jewish Cofnmunity of Omaha is committed 40 the rewttlMiMnt o( relU0MB. A iiiwtrtenwnt pncramof loac-ttMdlag is that nfhfilnliiifTiiwIin TriifhfrmtllrT -—" ' yan tills project has been luadM t>y Jewish Family Service, a department of tbe Jewish Feder ation of Omaha Now. a new program is developing to help the "Boat People" — refufecs from Vietnam Tbe Russian resetUemoat program is chaired by Miriam Simon, and the VIetnameae project will be handled by Leonard and Shiriey GokWeia. Both of these committees can use help. They need volunteers to help out with the hundreds of details necessary to resettle refugee families. Tbe committees also need good furniture and appliances for apartments. Tbe committees need you.
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More Talk Than Action HAIFA - A aaw aanae s( ttloMdatod In Jewtab cammuBtMaa anund the wortd lat( yoar artth aanatotoanMnl of Prafaet Ranewal. a bald and bnaglaaUve p»ggiani tar (ha physical, social and ooonomir reatmcturing of matar urban thnn nai0*ar1wa* to larael The aparaltan waa to bo carrtod am totoUy by the Jewish Aasney and the Govonnnam of Israel. HBtog haria provtdad by Jews frofli O'vsraMSTheWai^liiirtiinitiilMHiitiiaahiaaadiiMdiwnowal have a poptdallan al nbaul H.M* faaiStat. eaaaWHlhig IS parcoal of the Jews of the country, and aald to be llvliig below ac The recent waatlng of die JowMi AgMcy AaaanMy la Joruhaardnany aaarrhing qnaaUtt wWh raapatt to the proMaha of (ha PretMt. A yoar after tt waa OrM aUU mMta anaaaworad. No one ytt kaovn tar sure to sniat extent donors front ab^ad will be personally involved in the planning It the Jewish Agency
On Civil Rights, Presidential Wrongs Dnvte made by the Arab Issue and VS. eMt 1 la "atanoit haoMe the poM" of rscoat < I CMI. The Now Yort TliMa laid on I I ta adHanaU from scroas the nation, the "potal" of the I la (hat U S policy ta. at beat, adrift and. at worst, 1 on capMulaUoo to 0(1 btacfcmaU The warateg by or-the Weal ta lOialy to face taertaaad prsaanrat an tta oil supplies led ItennMsloatk. Hat the UnNnd States dacldod to trade gat lines and s few cents at the piaap ta a deal to embrace tbe PIJO betare It makat Ms peace wNb larael*" "llao.-TlMTtaawpradlrtad."thnww«bnao^dtothedentonds (rani cvoty comer of the gtabe If (Mr Carter ileadi the Saudta and an audtonco of moro radical Arabs to balteeo (hat wHh oU wlwl they have never achtavsd by war, will have betrayed hit nnost rlrmaataty shMgatlon On the itsur of the Steal panestaoti^aig forces, some newspathe aiteiteltaiatlnii'i motives -The Unllad (heUlddtafEaalwtth^ SHi paying more head to Iho toon aad menortaa of diaae who live there," no Dos Motaaa Ra^iter wrote on Jidy U "SHpihod democracy, and perhaps s tondisiry to take (rtandi tar tad to dw latent rtfi between Isrsel aad OM Ui
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ofdwIaraaltatataglUniale It waa taoltab not to K." The Ratfatar camplataed laraet be Maroed tor cauBli« the msfu^ ' the Bktaaaked. dltcuaan^ the UNEP quesllon Iho United Statoa repottadly allowed the UMBT mandate to ^ raUter Uwn face a Sovld veto d the UN Security OMncU •aad thd OM Carter ndmtatatrattan tougMy to Moaeaw" or ailowod die goto "go ahead and put themadvco ta (he paalttaa d killing a force " The Prsttdont "haa pultad the Ruadana'choabNte ad of dw t — dismd'texpente," the Portland Orsgantea charged on
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July n. "Thta ta weak-knaod diptaataey. II ta I hiilldh^toraatereM" HH NOW York Dniy Noow datanad Iha ' cauaed by the administrstton't "own bunding" Tlie United Ralas. the Nowo taid, "tried to bull (he propoasi tliroi«h, then tat taaoa wlih a alrtdent Mast at Israel when It hakod" In dtaeaaatag (he imBT dtapule. Pt>0 actlvtty a( (he im. and Israeli rahtaagateal FIX) haaea. The Wall atraot Journal lound dMt (ha "US. piirwaonl hat dlipteyed conaldertblr iklll at ^giatath^ ItaOiill Mph hw " I lit otlwi mlBwIaU isi IINIT Ika J—al odHortal Mhad why dw Carter iitedatan-attan dMa'l "make dto effort to gH a dearer aoone of taraaU teollngi before going forward^ " The Jowaoi alao ipiaattaaad (he State Depardnant't condrm nation of laraail ratda "to the atroi«aat tanns " "Why. Mt the UaHad Malsa haM to react wUh luch one^ tadad ptety ta'unusually atrang* language?" Iha Jaumal aaked "Arsn't soawof Iho'atrongaat lanaa'on aueh an oecaaMn alao to bo dhteiod toward dte FLO apsraUvoa iw^aaortag vtaloaeo and the im tarcaa panalttliV It?" The anaworilnuid, of course, be "yes " But as WsoMngtan's Htddte EMt policy develops. U M not ceruin how well the ad BUntatratlon dtattagutahea betoeon ri^itt (civil tndotheri and
to Miry any o( (he rMSOmtMUty for imptrmmiatMin of thr prograin, or will lh» br Irft nrlutlvHy lo tttt GovemmMM'* What It thi nie of the inhabitant* of thr nelghborhoodi conccmMl^ Arr Itwy U> be only IHe passive redptania of philanthropy^ When will Ihlnfi Blart moving^ LAcal JewWi rnwiiniMWIlw Utread have moMInd Some a rttiM have airsa^ MiaMlriMd a living contact with iha i borhoodi (bey IM«« "adsptod" TIMfly more are In the | ol actUiM up aicli a reiaUMMiUp More than no.on.OOO I* uld to havcboanpindaMl Al the Israel and IMnci do no« Mem to have baan gilng loo imoothly One iwuMaiii Is in obtaining the enligblaned partici' pnUon of (he iidiject communities It Is no( easy to break a 10jwar iMbM of eipactlng everything to be handed onl t)y a central waHarc state. CMy In rare caaes, aa In Katamon In. la Ikare a gMHina local WUattvc Thart It a Itarther proMsm al local polUlcal I •var the yean buU( ig> their own poawr oantora. wMh 4 I (ram the naUooal party boasta Datptto their lack of eipertenco ta the kind of aoctal and eammywal renewal that Is roipdrad. (hey da •e( anally give up thair own dalmt for liifluswn In the changaa to taha place In some cases the local municipal I taallt on rights There are commtinitlet where • ofiocttvoly tidied bocauae of luch prebtema pnfttalpattan. »OMO oao K aa a aart of hsniipi, termaltatlc f oitaw of piogiaao loparte. Olltars seek lor thaiiiadiM actad Involvement ta ouporvtataa and oiaciittan to the extant also of dalming t|)provd rightt for archltecte' plana, ctiecking contractort' bUh and on-the-^Mt verification of operatlont Bvoryoae agrsea on the importance of the protect, not only irsai the huwanltarlan effect on the population Involved, but dsorrotnhspalatof vlewoflarad'snattandwellbolng Yd. as one < iiniiiMaldar raeonlly oboof^od. there ta more talk about the need tar gtartaus fdfUlmenl of ZIontam. Uten there Is adion tor lU reallutlon Under the circumstances, the opposition polltlcd parties are ad alow to aatae upon the mailer and makr polltlcd caplUl d It to undarndaa Itat Begin Govemmeni Thr latter mud realtae that It has to eaneantrate as much time and energy on these grave intarad aoetel prtMaaM. at it hat on itt Iorsl0i pdlcy daaltafiwldi Egypt naro ta a poatiMllty that we may be doing the PTO)ect man i^m an Injudlce Maybe much more u being done than yet meeutheeye If that It indeed true then Uwwhote operation ta luffering from a very bad caae of bungled aad 1 lie rdatlont
Pros. Carter Says No to PLO WASHINGTON (JTAiPreddent Cartor has ended bta recent sUsnee regardtag bto Admlnistrstloa't sttUude toward the Palestine Uber dtan Organtaattaa and an kh il^iiiiiiltnt Pateatldan atate and hss sfflrmed that he Is op^
poaed to a PateatlnUo state and ptodgad dw( the Unltad SUtaa wfll atftart to ttt pod(tan d ad itaaMi^ with the PLO untU Ihd organltallon reragiliaa dw right of larad to axld and aceapte United Nations Security Council Res-
dutloo M2 Tbe Prealdent aiada thta dear ta an talarvtow wtth edHart on Aug. M Tbe text d Uie Intervtaw wan rdaoaedAug II In recant weekt Itrad haa expraaaed ooncem that the Cartor Admlntatratlon was dUflMg Ito s((l(ude (award the PtX> tiMl an Indspowtenl Pd(ottalan date. Allhaia#i top Admtatatraltaa ofOelata, Incfadtag Sacralary of State CyruB Vance, have daotad any change to Anwrlcaa psMij, Cartor kInwoU riwitaoil silent. The fading among Itradls UidUwUS waa.daapltepd>ita danlala, dilfttag Ite diarptd tarn by laraoU Pord0i Mtatater Mothe IJayan lad wosk when he charged did the American stance toward Israd and the Mhtead waa 'nd Jud aa orostaa. but a taidanwnld chaaga ta poUcy." Carter, ta rMpsaoa to queallona from odHora about hta views on dw Polodlnlana. dadarod. "I wUI nd ded widi tlw PU) udaat they do two dita*: accept Uw right d larad to extat, which dwy have ad yd boaa wUHag to aelad that UnHndNa hdton Ml ta a doeunwnt Mndlltoy
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and accept tbe right of lirad to extat llita ta a commitment we have made We have never devtetad from It We are nd [todevtotefromlt " on die laaue d a Paledlnlan state, dw Prealdent affirmed "I am agalnd any creation of a atparate Paledlnlan ttate I don't ddak It would be good for the Pataattalani I don't Uilnk K wwM bo good for Israd I dant OMak It would bo gaod tor Ow Arah aaWNbers d such a He added did 'we mud addreat and raadve dw Palaatlta aU Ite MI have a r1^ te a vatoe ta dw itaternikidtaii d Ihdr There had been concom to Israd did dw U.S. waa taafcHm todwagt KoaehataB Ml aa a way to woo dw PU) to dw poaoe nagottoting labte RIchardatoneCD.PIa i.chalrnMn of the Senate Pordgn RaInttaas odiroinmittee on Uw Mlddte Bast, aald that Vanes had aaaured Wm did dw U.S. would vote a Kuwam-apoaaa rttpaa psodtag bofora dw Spcarlty Ooundl hp^Mp g —Attitiii ise ••••] woiddalterMt.
New Csre Service Offers Kosher Hotne Mansgement Valley Ktrcun. N Y Koiiwr Hgoie ManaflMnanI and CooklBC n a new aanrlcc provtaM In I^mg ItUnd by Qualtly Care, Inr . one ot ttw nalloo's largnt home health care orgaiuzatMmi The procrain. the (irsi of Iti kind In the Naaaau County araa. will make available to Jewtab elderly and inrapari talcd patients in L I home*, Koaher homemakrr services on a live-ln dally or hourly
Archaeoiogy DIacovwy TKLAVIViJTAi Thenmains of a large, (uriided township ruiiil \i\ ihr Judarjin Kmgi, li irthcd on theaouili' >( Ml Mr bran by « te^m ul Tel Aviv University archaeoloRisIs haadMlbyProf MoaheKorha vt. The town, at a site known aa Tel Ira date<t from about the time of Ihr dniructlon of (tir iirvr itiiiplr in Jrrusalem }<• irned Irom the Bai ' lie resettled the town (Mil abandoned It In the 7lh Century, a renlury after the Arab conquest of Judaea RaatralalAakad PARlb iJTAi Israels new Ambaaaador to France. Meir Roaen. has called on the nine European F.conomic Community member states lo refrain from diptomalic Inilla tlves which could hamper the Egyptian Israeli peace pr» cess
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Identity Crisis The laai Identity Cnalaappaarad ID Jum and than wa« a food rcaponae to It The place was identified as the grounds of thcDr PhUlpSbar Home for tbeSlwrHoiMgroundbreaUiigcerenianleaSO years ago The speaker Is Henry Monaky Alao In the picture are Robert Kooper Dave Greenberg, Dr Philip Sher. Hairy Kulakotaky. Joe Rke, Harry Tniatln. Dr Isaac StemhUI. Dave Blacker and Ben Seldln For thla month the Jewlah Preaa la oHarlng another picture If you can Identify the who, what, wtten and why in this photograph pteaae write the Jcwiih Praaa, ja 8 m, Omaha. aaSM with your Information
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OB iMHiBy. Atic U, Karen Oraeafeari af Omaba became Ibe brMa ef MevMi Canww r af HMkie. Ill Beth ' was tlie aet:Nada«ot Ikialed Ihe 11 a n. oeraenany The brtde H Ibe dautfilar of t)r and Mr* Harry Green berg The (room It the aonot Mr and Mr* Jerry Camow of Chlcaao. lU Bridal atlandanU were Den lac Witter, Reae Paianaki and BonnteCamow Sandy Green berg w*> niatron^f honor Al lending the groom were Randy Shipfi. J«e Brown and Mark Oraanberg and Jerry Ramar aa baal mm Attar a bnaieb and danre ai Paoay Pai* the newlywcdt Mt lor San Dlepo They win lettletaPbocntiArti
prevtaia owner of the Malttm RafaM Uaac Nadoff offlei aicd at Plahcr Farm C«nelary gravealde lervtcaa. Aut U Ur Uncoln la aunrlved by bli wife, Rcva a dam^lar Pam, a a«n. Bob. lialcra. Mrt Sblriey Paik and Mra Rona
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Visit to Kansas City Savaral laawihiri aad 0aaala af the Jawlaii PadaraUoa'a Board «( Diraclarc Ttattad flMlon Ptaia Apartoiaata and Jawlab Oaitatrlc aad Convalaannt Oealar ta Ranaai City aarllar tbia laaadi to obtato a flnt-bMd Ttow a( the ladlity The Board la ta the pracaM a( aMrbV OariHi'a naadi tar the atdarty In Ihti pbato, IHaa MA. Baa laMWra. Hn Merria HaOBiaa. and Lata Frtad•M taft with Matvya Wataamao. aueothia dtaadar a( Aatoa Plata Otban a^diig ihe trip war* Attaa Oraaaa, direelar «f d Pliaalng. Fadaraltaa PraatdMl Mary PaHnuta by byabavl. MarTta; Sam Zialbact, Joe Klra, Caryt Graaatarg aad Y^ Rkhardi
NawCoursa Daor Fri*nd« or«d Kolotiva*: Vou ora cordiolly invitod to on Onag Si«ofabat Mlowino ««vicM at tath El on Friday. Auguit 24, In honor o< tarati Palliaw »«llimii and Morria C f%%%mmn on thair apociol' birthday* Mry Patlwa
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Hastings Names Bobbie Prostoli Bobble Proatok. pmldent of Phlllpp'i Inc. a downtown HMtlngi cMhing atore. has been named prcaldeat of the Miuunga Area Chamber of Commerce She la a memtwr of Temple Urael Congregation of Omaha Mn Proatok la the first le^ < to have ever been elect pmldani of the Hastinp lArea Chamber of Commerce nun year hUUiry HaaUng* IS5 mile* weet of Omaha land la Nebraaka'i fourth dty ipopulatMi Mwtira of the Haatinga PjewWi community pmently aerving on the Board of Dtrec Ion In addltton to Mn r>n»^ tok are. Dave Roaenberg. Faat {Preildent il>7ti. Morton tSiter and Fred Teller Mn Proatok aucceeda Bill ' Jarvia who la moving lo Bend. Ore , lo become a partner In a logging equipment lupply
firm Taking over for Jarvn for the remainder of hl» term. Mrs Prxiatok will ovenwe the programa and goali of the chamber as let by the cham ber board The chamber uld Mr Proatok's dutle* will in elude dlrerllng the lormatlon of a amall bunineu council and the creation of a legia lalive network for 'belter communication on leglilallve laauei affecting the commu nity • A member of the chamber board. Mra Proatok has kmg been active In chamber of commerce activities She also hotdi a number of rivic and fraternal organiulion mem benhipa. including Kastrrn SUr, Daughters of the Nile and Altrusa International A native of Chicago. Mrs Proatok hat lived In Hastings since she was 7
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Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Kll Modensletn were Mr and Mrs ('halm Herkivitz. of Israel Mrs Rose Feuert>erg vaca tioned with her family. Dr and Mn Harry Keuertierg and son Jaaon of Kl Paso. Tex A tnonumenl dedicated lo the loving memory of Kll Kvnen was unveiled on Sun day. Aug 12 at Ml Carmel Cemetery Mn Gall Wlshnow recently received her master's degree In secondary education from the University of .Nebraska OONKERENCE NKW YORK A National I (iriftTf-m-r of Directors of .)i I Centers will be ,n ihe Jewish Media servic«iJV^H on August 21 22 at Gratz College. Philadel phia
The meal, at t2 .W per per •on. consisted of finite fish roast chicken with kaaha. ami a fruit compote served with wine and challah Grace was recited by Saul I^anger and Selwyn Hoffman Dr Siier Home Director Ben Laub sent a telegram from Jr rutalem congratulating organizers lor lite event, and wishing all participants a good Sabbath Folkiwmg the nneal Rabbi Jonathan Knsenbaum spoke on Ihe meaning and impor lance of the Sabbath Kabbi Koaentwum pointed out that the Sabtiath central lo Jew ish ohaervance is the o<'ca sion for resting and celebral-
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ing within the family Jewish youngster!! said the rabbi, are turning morr and more to ward^ Iheir gr.i—'-•••—''- for guidan<-e ml '^ ance Since lh<- j •'•r ation of Jewish parents. Ihe Kabbi added, have relaxed at> aervance of the Sabbath and
holidays, the young turn toward their gn—' ' who ai^clowr t<i' The mral .' : J and wrved by Beth Israel SynaKiiltue slaff and volunteers Judy Handleman, Barry Grossman, and Todd Kirshenbaum
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CfUMM evM aUtfOy is rtipgote U> dw I—tiiwiMi o( BHilKal pcTMM Tlwtr time •u raiiy In otr collwttvc tilflory. yM Uw iMdi upM wlMck Itey wallwd. Ik* vdb and • camUal la Iheir phytI nirvtvai and naUtiMnrr. kmpllcable qUrttual ai 1 of the dcfrrt are here ) to walk to view and lo My parnita who came another counto MO^ 10 make the ir raai of Uwr imagiaa' tlgn. drawn Irom deicrl|illant In the BMe their phyilcil tHMneland In Mnwwiial the revene way. I aoughl to (Ivc my real and tan (Ible homeland the addod dUDCialon of hia^ tortcal dqith. to brtng to IKetheitraUarthapaat which now lay the -Hwhradefowpatrtklagi. our profriMls Moibe Day an baa lunwded In hM desirr Thit volume u orianlzcd into five lectMma The Patrtarchi. From Slavery to Freedom. The Promued Land. The Kinfldom of laraei. The Houae of David Each can be avpncialsd aa •• Ipdivatdaat aaaay. Tha dally llle. thoufhti. plant and idiom re quired for wrvival and frowth of our lorefai^en Atirahain laaac and Jacob, of M«aa the of the newty rraed la^ of the ^>Ms KnI to aeareh out the land of Canaan and the early actUomal by the Uraeiites urifeer tltt lead^ eniup of Joitiua and DetW' rah, the profound and tragic life of King Saul and finally. aapecta of the mulli faceted. UavH) iRudi. thcMaaMte,
Bomb Blast TEL AVIV (JTA p - Twelve Injured. at a bus at» tton at the Bell Ud jwettos aearNctanya The hamb wat placsd In a CMattharaaroflhebusttadon wWch la uaually uaed by kiMialiaiH and mMhavnikt sf HM akaron i«d Eaak Hef er
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ttaw^ Ma heart Our BIbHcal M i«1cuHural paoptt. and lo ondenuad them and the BMe which la thdr record, we noal HBdHMand a fanner't dlract ralaUoMiMp lo and depndance i^M UM dcmenia of nature - land laoane border* i. water, and hiedom Irom maraudmt uerrorMi incunlana In each narrative esM> Dayan inlroducci hit reader' lo a penonalily Bibliml veract an •kUlhiUy lMerw& veg and ducidaled by Dayan i nnt-hand knowletiw 'rf ihr Hebrew BIMe ar' net. but moalol •>. Iieitencea of living b> Ux- land and for the land Dayan apeaks AraMc and counlj many Araba among hit (nendt Thit. he waa able lo detcnbe the contemporary Dedouma who live very much aa /Uiraham lived in the tame locatloai Theae tame Araba (requmtly adviie Dayan of •findi •. be they a newly un ujneied cave or an art Kan Moat laacinating lo me are Dayan'a tkillfully integrated vlfwtiea of Israeli peraona and Muca the Biblical ttid dent may upport a modem military decision of Ben Ciol an. Ike paetry of Nathan Al lerman ciucKlale* King Saul't uilclde Tba mapa of anc*^t and laraaiarebalptul. the and enhance the lot. I doaed UVING WITH THE BIBLE wHh the warm leelinK of beuig better accpiaMcd with aome of my and their i my i Lai¥l. of beMg better with Moahe Dayan
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Ad Council Appoints Robert V. Goldstein Ttx- gppinnlmfTil o( ROIMTI \' (;old»trin. general advrr tiiuig manactr. The Hrorter <i Gamhie Cwwpany. aa a mem ber of Tlw Advenitlng Coun cU't Board of Director* waa t>y Robert Kelm. of The Advertiaing CouncU. at the Ad CouncU'i MMiiial Board of Dlractan naaUngraoMtly Mr GokMetn graduated from Harvard Cail«Be In l*H and received Mt MBA from the I'nivertlty of Chicago In IMI He It a native of Omaha. aoB of Mr and Mr* Arthur GoMalcIn and la now resident m Wyoming. Ohio Among bla piMtc aervice inre; paat pretlUli gynagiigM. board member, Budgrt QMnmlttea of the JawMi Conmunity Canter, vtoe piMKinl chairman. PiMic Reialions Committee - vice chairman. Planning t Budgeting Com mitlee of the Jewlah Fader atlon of Cincinnati, and a board memlier of the Bureau of Jewlah KducaiMn The Ad vertlting Council ii the pri vate. non-profit organization
supported h> Anwriran BUM ne«. advertising, and media that conducU national adver llaing campalgna for the public good It Is praaenUy conducting a mator campalvw aiHiually including campalffia on the Amertcan (conomlc lyttem. energy caaaarvatlon, crime prevention. Mgb fataod preaaure. child aliuat ptwvantMn, forest flrp picvcaUon I with the lamous Smolwy Bear theme i. older persons, and help light pollution i with the crying Indian I
Health Club Adds Sundeck The JOG Haaltk CM's hrM*M* Mndacfc U a.cantribuUaa by IrlanikoflfeeCartM'.Batq'lagNhillMpictiireare (PramWI) Al Onich. Mickey Caraa. and Dan Greenftaid.
To Start jyt' I JTAi The iaru' ^ working groi^M un aaprcti of the aut» aoray talks are to begin their deilberallont In Alexandria Sunday. Itrael Radio report ed The arrangement wat made in a telephane rail between Egyptian Premier Muitaphi Khalll and Israel'i Interior Minister Yoaef Burg. Uie two chairman of the fully autan& my commlttaet
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Tlie lull commilleci. convene as scheduled Aug i and < In Haifa Israel and Egypt will announce Iheir delruain In liic working gmupt »h isaaaurned. uffi ciai :^ler» Ukely representatives on the Israeli side are Attorney (ieneral Yitzhak Zamir and the new legal aide lo Ihe Poreign Ministry I'nif Kulh Lap-
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Rumanian Emigration: 'Change for the Better' By Dalvd Landau JKHI SAI.KM ITA I,eon liiilWorld / and Ji> •,<• cutives "Te has lix'n j ' •»• better iiiia s pn)niihes" re , III-free emigration of Kuiiuiuan Jews lo Israel He spnkc lo IN- Jewish Tele
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Al rl(h( E»riy ' ^hnbaum itarU on the JCC parcoune Moat karly Kuer memtMri oomblnc the parcoune with naming SInoe the club atartad three yean ago. Mr KlnhentMum hat run 3.000 mUes
L«ft Steve RlcfcM ifitmli and KFVW Klntnnbauin loUow paroaurac dtractloa U> tttt Mtar One club DMmbcr and hi* doctort tail Ibi Earty Rlian' pragram heiped him lurvlve a reoeol haartalUck
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to l>ed and rarly to riae the provert) has it makes a perron hrallhy mallhy. and wise The Jew iih Communlly Onlers Karly Rlien rluh ran vow-ti (or al least one nf the altril>ulr« Al Nepomnick victim o( a recent heart attack, says he and his doctors (eel that he survived thanks to U>e rierrise he gets
workinK out every mominR at Sa m A.. alhl< aboui ^-"i i»-'ii>M- .11'- 'w "• us of the riuti JoKKinij ^iriHind the exprcisr pdlhs lour ila>» a week and playing volleylMll once a week Members' ages vary Irom the "upper 30s to mid Ms," Mr Bream said
Brainchild of alhlelK' dirtxtor Chuck Arnold, the club has ex ' r five years He said put in anywhere from li, .. rr.il..^ ;, djy p|us (1. the Ten ii-i Mr Arnold told the Jewish 1'res.H last week thai some club members includinx Kevee and Joe Kirshenbaum.
Marvin Holikov Mill Hlocini and Al Kaminllz have logged 1 ran miles of jogging since the (lullstarted in May 1974 "In summer we Jog through Boys Town In winter, we use the Center's facilities said Kevee Kirshenhaum Karl) Risers also make use iif the Center's Health Club
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At Pre-Season Savings of 25% Mr Morman B«rman. on. o« Amorlca's '•"o*"»<>/"lC°7"''»"'» «"'^ M THE AVENUE Thursday Augu« l«h tbrouoh Sun<l»y_A^"»' 9^ '° prMont his fabulous collechoo of Mmk Fo«, Raccoon Coyoto. Nutria Lynx. Opossum P»fs«an Lamb, and Sablo
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During the many years I have been tnvolved with poalol Israel. I ba«a Ihaaa arUMIe btta al paiMT alUa aarva aa keys which UBioefc doon lo the history of other people beatdea (he Jews This raaclnaUag fact comes lo mind aa I ooaalder aae ol EreU YtoroH't tbne , im toauea. laaaad aa
laraaU't deputy defcaie •MMar, Ciairil Mardeckat t^^urt \rtaltaa Stratafic Air adquailarstolbe •f a lair-day Omaba Ganaral Zl|9ar1 wa* a fueto al the VS tUlt Departaiaal mtK ttm lalafMltoMi Vtol-
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Notes Roberta Meyenon. liaii^ l«r of Mr end Mn Ue Maytraoa p«duatad Aug. S, wMk a nU). tai payrtwiap k«a» tbe IMvenMy af Mtoaou-
trealmeni there ITie reaorts. io beautliuUy Ulustralad oe rorcaa. rttoaf to the rank ot Brtfadi Coounander In the IM? Six-day War He hia baao ceawwaadar ol the Armourad Scbaol, •naaoaad' to-cewimaad tt Iba Amiouwd Oaipa
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staaipa wlOi taba. an the nberlaa hot ^Mings on Lake Ktoaeret iSea o( Gallleci aad the Dead Sea What the Romaas began. Ihe laraalto perfected Today Ibaae raaorts tnal dtoaaaaa ol the muadea. taut* aad aldn iBider Ihe dtoeetloe ol larael's Heallh RaaorU AiManty In lact. TIbertat to the alia al aae of the world's moat modara
I—atrartlna al a oaalar lor alpaaflaatoaa the lall ifay. be Altar aU. In Israel Ihe keys IhaliBdock the pasi frequently give UB a glhapae Wo Ibe ItttareaaaeH. ANOTHER Girr TO THE WORLirr We kaav maay ol the Jews to Ibe bettanasnt ol BUHsDad. But ban a aae ly eone at a aur-
priae. Aad •« leam about it ttirn^ tbto yaar's iesUval lertos of stamps marklnii the Jewish New Year. S7W In the Oral caatary BCE . Shimon baa Shattah. a iplrtlual leader allbeJew*, toauad a MI ol re. Qidla paaaMy Ihto marito dwflral ttone hi toaaae Malory Uial aa adueallaaal lyaleni waa baaed on cooperation ol the partidpanls - rather than caerckn One of the cMef precepu ol Ihto aytlam laulafed arauatf bale's wiMfe QH to Ivadbaslaat aaet ol three. JewM sagBi - aad their or cupatlooa These N|Mrt) photogravure Issues commnnunUe RafabI Meir lUal HaNcss, who earned hw Hvtag aa « acrlbe. Rabbi Yeboabua ban Hananya. a revered laadMr.
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JCC Swim Team's Performance 'Outstanding'
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"Almmt everyone on the J(X' team won Irophtes" Mi Davit ukl. nolUig that troptUet and medali wtll be (or mally pretented at an AUK a cdebration party
Coarti Davit taid outttand Ing prrformancet were arhlevrd by JCC twimmen In relayi and Ixitlerfly ttroke While the greater Omaha meet doea not keep recortli. Ml Davis tald. ihe Mlevei iMt week'ii J(X' pertamuncet COUlfl hav(> hrfkken rvofirdft
Above, JOCSwim Coadi Susan Davu (left I poaea with swimmer Mathirta BMI. HW JOC awlm team look lop booort at s recent
Mhm, MallDda Ban puahea off. demenatratlog the style that MpaddwJOClMm At the meet. JCC llrMi were Reltyt. glrii ll-M and lilt. Relayt. boyt 1112. FreeMyle Mellnda Ban. In the II 12 category lor girli. Dan Meehan. in the tame evanl for boyt
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The ,il B'nai B'rith piiMH V.III tH- held on Sunday Aug 19 al l.«kp Silr 16 al 132nd and Kort StreeU BoalinK will be available ^(xid vkill he furnished and the price of admiMlun will !><• t3 50 for adults. t2 for children over vix with free admliuiiofi luf children under mx The tour of the underground control center al SA(' has been re scheduled for mid (Kiotjer HREAOBREAKERS l)r J l/pwui Yager will Itf-ak to the B'nai H'hth M rosdhreakers on Wednes iig 22. noon, at Ihe 'lowl j^y r'<jSTMO Kp«tpin Morgan Post 2m will hold Its regular meeting on Aug 23. 7 30 p m at the American I^eglon Post I Past Post Commander U liTwis will report or the Na llonal Convention In San Diego. CA Memben and nonmember US veterans may attend
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In the butterfly stroke event for girls II 12 Mellnda Ban was first, followed by Amy Hollenbeck In the hoys' race Trent Kinker rame in first, lollawed by Dan Meehan
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aiaaoar. be told the jiwtoh awvlvwB al NM«a«i.-We *dl Bol red aata avanr-e d you who K> dedrat jctm ut ta the lead ol Itrad to tatddbig a Jewtobatate " -«daaartstohtlpbrtactttoa«rdllwrtl» ipiiMWt titaHHaiiia' ' | •""T •a ttae, be ardirad dM laadtn of Hacanak. e argdrttaltoii. to dart ac^drtag armt. lor he rttaa vedd Mwl a taU-ntdgtd attack arlM7 OH Udtad NaUona voted to tdabltob t I Arab data to Pdaadna. A naalfe later, armed , the state d Itrad wat proclaimed M May 14. IMI ^ to grad taeracy, dw laadtn d the Jewr al Palaottoa gadwad to M Avht nd totamaiy t aldM State dlaradBen<3urton IvWdnalewariaHtoad tbyradto.dwUaMad to iiinalii dw aaw date_ < to Hw draate d Td Aviv and JeriMtoa Arab ar •Aid to try to entek dw new tiate to Ha vary talaacy Md law yMrs, BMOarton Uknrod •!»!•]. oaparI Ike AdaMa of dw eaMtry aMi dwa ftt taak d tate^tantd Ha aw^ed to hto dad capacity aa Prtoae Mto^
TtatowoiMbeataodarsuiMnlllcaadltlonNo &. UMlallto clelita IIHM4 adopt the name tnd enil>lFni o( the Red Croat, had beea alrlctly obaervad by all membeni Thii is no* so In reality The nde hat already baao broken three time* in th» pad Inl9» ol the Red Cnacad wat oflldaUy recof It War bKMne the overall aynbd tarmad toaMoMarlan Hmctta llMi^aul Ike MIMUIB world Samewhal later dw Red Uaa Md SHI af Panto fatmd m wdl Asain theae emblemi •era aiMVlad wttlwut prolad TMr ob)ecllont to the ute o( the CbrtottM eiata on rdlftout groundt were undtrdood and hon orad. Than why It there room in the I R C lor a mocm. a tun tnd a Han but nd for a lUr'' Why la a double Uandard appltod In the caae of laradT The M D A to afler aU M orcaotoatloe whidi haa dvM an^ prof d tta abflHy to lit toto Uia Iraiaianit d tt« IRC Not only doaa It operate acenrdkn to d»n*et to Itrad but it to dwayt anai« dM (Ird the (lv« tid to dtotder areat til over the world, whenever and wherever dito to aaaded AbaurdRaaaoM The Red Croaa Movement connMa d three ague tea the In tcrnattond Commllteeot lite R«l Croaa. The Leagui ol die Red Cnta Sodetlet tnd the National Red Coat Sodetlea AntotoraaUonal eoBlertnce to hdd every lour yean m one d tke eaMtrtea riMalary to the Geneva Cooventkin It U al UK dIptamaUc C«n(ereocH during Uieae iBteriiaUond •alhertnfli thd poUctat are made and new mcmbtra admitted Towardi the Magen Oavtd Adorn there haa to far baMMproraia It can tliU onl|«»end •a an obaerver. wtthod vottag rl^ito and every new apUation which M tdMnlto for nil meinherahip to reacted in lhnp» monotonoia maMwr Indeed toe repUat have become more dl» torted and vagoe, aometlmct evM dvaalankig. There la a givwiag awameta In Uie free world, and nd jud among tt» MDA i Irtondt. ttul ihU tad utuatton hat gone SB lartoo tang Tito reaaona given by thelRC lor refudng a itotor nddy a^—*—'— af« baconUng Increaatogiy abaurd One n ample to dw batetaaa clabn Utd piloU cannd reeogntxe lo many riMlB tbiiat d war There teemt to be little doubt now thd the CnevabeaedtoadenhtpolUil RC haa lallen victim topollti cai pt«aaur«t aad to allowti« pretudke to damage the record of Uito world-wide orgartiettoaefgoodwUI and chanty OneoftberoodacUve,—. —-^ ^ ^ d the U DA to a lalrty recant one caUad •OparettoB Reeogd Oon" Potmded by Rabbi Rubin R Doblo d Uwrancc, New York It coodycu a worid-wtde campaign with the tole aim o( brtadM about the final and uncandlttond admltalnn of the M DAIde I.R C WHh RdM Dobki aa UamattotMi Chdrman and Uie Sanaton Abrdtom RlWeeff and Jaeeb Jivlttat Nauon^ d C<»0>alrmaB. H haa aaeeaadtd to roMkig tntnitrililt wortd gpWoa to a vary riiort Uae. Their Commttlaaa In « ceiBitrtat iSlteMaMito of ptdad tolton to the I R C haadqpMrten to GdMva. Md wMto m thaa pdntlng out the intudlca d dto pre-
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The tiory, barmleialy enough, baglat when Feidman. aa haambie Trapptat monk Ambroee. la tent out by biB prtor to ooUact charity In order to pay off the mortgage on the edinoe at the monaatery In Loa Angelca. he la duped by a couple of iharptea. the bearded Rev Sabaatin Matmolb, portrayed by robuat Patar Boyle, and the angetic looUag TV evaagaiial. Arma gaddea T TfcMndarbird who heada the church of divine profit and ihuwn lite likrllnea of pertermer Andy Kaufman The latter hai hia eyea on the mobile rhapel on wbeela mounted on a traiter. one of MetmoUi'* prinlaaa poaaei•lona Trying to enllat the naive monk wlw had never before left the monaatery. the two ihady rhararten find out (hat the Keldman character ha* hl< eyes on iomethlngi too. bul not the acheme of the paeudorrllgluui leaders It la rather on the sinner Magdale na who. at cluaer range. t>ecome* Louiae I aaaer. the kooky Woody Allan diacofvcry riiyrockatlng to fame In the TV aartea. "Mary Hartman. MaryHartman " AlaoatarbilMpg la given to Richard Pryor ^|tela vlaUiag aa (iod" after ^Kmbaan dw "WIz ' in a re^ HBacraaa noilcal tl la hoped that FHdman'i "In God We Truat" la rendering truth In the diigulae of camady WIIIHIUI becoming MIZBAHI. the la^ rMU-PrMMb film maker, Aca-
dany Award wtoaar tor Iht 8tmoM Sl0Mirat cpte, "Madame Roaa," aiiBDunoea "Sutter'a Gold" aa a major motion picture for Univeraal Studloa In Hoilywood. It waa purcfaaaed by t'nivenal In IW> tar Ruatian director Sarfil Elaan•lain and now, aimoat n yean Mar, will be produced and dlraeladbylhelaraail
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Our Film Folk MARTY f'TXOMAN. thr Brillih comedlwi with the Ma ivy «ym who madr Mmwlf • name on the iit0itch4> lUgr, MevMtoa In UMV brfure corablg to (his itry for mlgnilMnU In rach madcap movlet ai "Young Frankentteln" and "The AdvcMuTM o( Sherlock Hoimei' Smarter Rrother." eowpletee hli rrturn «i ••co-authur dime leading man a( Unl venal whrrr hr alao tripled In braaa in Ittr bawdy romp of "the Laat Remake o( Beau Geatc ' HIa current laak. 'In God We Truat." •ubtlUed "Glmme that Prime Time RHiglon. " •ipaaet the multiple traud committed by lake preaciien on the broad jikMif today. often by mean* of the electron
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Fiddler on the Roof . the prize winning muairal by Shel don Hamick and Jerry Bock, opena Aug 17 at the Anderaon Schoolhouae Dinner Theatre In Anderaon. Iowa Scheduled to run for four waafcwidi through Sunday. Sept f, "Fiddler on the Roofla the alary of Tevya, the milk man, Goide. hIa wile and their five dat^^Mcn It u let in Ctariat Ruaala at the turn of the caolury "Fiddler on the RooT' remalna one of the moet popular mualcalt ever preaenled Featured In the caat are Gary Ellts iTevyai who has appeared locally with C>per a/Omaha, the Omaha Ballet, the Omaha Community Play houae. the MIdtown UpsUIrs Supper Theatre. Daune Mahy iGoMrl who has appeared with Opera/Omaha as well as other opera companies both here In and In Europe Their three oldeal daughters 'Tzellel. Hodel. and Chavai are being played by .Suzy Wurtz. Jan Belnke. and Peggy BUk) reapectlvHy Motel, the young tailor and Tzeilel'i suit or. Is (irrgg Learned. Per chlk. Ihe Jewish radical, by William F Martin. Fyedka. the Ruaalan soldier, by Wes (lowers Lazar Wolfe, the butcher and Yente. the matchmaker, are James and Robin Arms trong He is known in Omaha for his work with the Omaha Community Playhouw Cara van Alao In the caat are Jesae Perman, the Rabbi. Jim Hough, the Innkeeper. John Hough, the' beggar. JoAnne .Salen. Grandma Tzeltel. Ron
PREMATinUC EXPLOSION JERUSALEM UTA) Ttarae Arab youtha were killed whan aa axpioalve device det onated in a houae near Jenin on the Weal Baok Security aowaa tanwaUgaUng the Inci dml MM Itwy ware apparent ly preparing a bomb which exploded prematurely
Oabom. Mendel Uavid Laraon Is directing "Fiddler on the Roof", with set design by Tom Mazur of Crelghton, coatume design by Robin Armstrong, choreography by Peggy Blllo. choral direction by Carole Bean, and musical direction by Terry SUfford Winifred Grebe Is producing "Fiddler on the Roof" In cooperation with Muair Theatre International of New York City For more Information call I712)J7*^311S
II mdv <'<imr ai> it surprise to Ihr lypual conRrrK^iliun member but it Is a (act lliat a rabbi who has retirnl from hii> (Miii)ii itiui chiiuees to ronlmue community can create majur . I > riLs lor his ratibinlral ,' ' vMir. a retired ral>bi hai> rf(Kitt«Nl llr IS Habhi Max Weine. who rrlirpd ' - •;••• •' 'abbi of i'*tnn '*•' "^ <"amd«'T '•Hine whu n<>w lives in Oak I'ark. a Detrml suburb described his retirement experiences In a re<-enl issue o( Conservative Judaism." Ihe quarterly pul> HcatKm of the Rabbinical As v-nii'i^ !>"• aasocialMMi of ( rabbis, and the .1' logical Seminary uf America. Ihe Conaervatlve school Rabbi Weine declared that "the best advice" he could give to a retired rabbi who re mams m the community be served is to disengage himaelf as oimpletely as poaalble ' Irum his former congregation and from his succesMH- Ral>bi Weine commented that he knew of a number of situations in which "the life of a younger
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grrgatuni or in Ihe cuniinu nlty ' llr urged retired cuHeagues lu move away from vour fur mrr <•• " ' ' ' n anoli I even ;^ „ -.^^ .,...,.i.ji member there" He added that "the fact 'hat I have Joined a congregation and pay dues has been one of the most significant sources of satlsfac iMm In my retirement ' He urged Ihe rabbi emeritus not to offer any advice to his succeaaor "unlesa aaked" and then "as delicately as pussi ble " He asserted thai "the chances are that if a layman aaktf the rabbi emeritus for ad vice, the funcHonlng ratibl Is pretty well acquainted with the situation anyway" and he will speak to his predecessor if he wants to
ii'iy." \w MiouKJ fin vt 'iiii\ di in»- in vitation uf Ihe functioning rabbi" and he should tell the family he cuuld do su only if the rabbi invited him KabbI Weine added that the retired rabbi deserved a direct personal invitation" fn>m Ihe Incumt>enl rabbI in such situations
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He declared that one of the pleasures of rat>binlcal retlremenl was thai he could sit in the pews during services, next to his wife, "like everybody else It IS a real privilege and Joy to me I can relax, get out of the put>llc eye and enjoy coming to shul - even a bit lateal times " He declared that If the congregation and (he rabbi insisted on the rabbi emeritus sitting on the bimah. there was no reason to refuse "but any funclionmg as a ralibi should be only at the invitation of the man who succeeded you Remember it Is now his congregation and he Is the rabbi "
He urged the retired rabbi to adopt a program of activity "nonrabblnlcal. If poaalble" but warned the retired rabbi to "steer clear of doing any kind of rabbinical work that will hurt your successor or other colleagues in the com munlty " The rabbi emeritus will nat
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The Maccabi Games in Europe UlNDON iJTA) The big gest-ever European Maccabi Games begin In l^elcester. next .Sunday A record number of 13 countries will he compel Ing. Involving a total of nearly MO athletes Israel will be sending a tram of Jl and Hnt ain. the hOKl country, will have « The Belgians with 74 head the I isl in terms of numbers Comprllng for the first time will lie .Spain, a reflection, the organiiers believe, of the more relaxed and liberal at mosphere in post Franco Spain The other competing nation.s are Finland. Sweden. Oenmanrk West Ormany. Austria Holland. .Switzerland. Italy and France There will be no gymnas lies Most of the events will be team competltkm* They are: volleyball, handball, baakel ball, football and three sports In which there will tie team as well as individual rompeli lions lennls. table-tennis and badminton Harry Shapiro, who has been the main organizer of tl>e games on behalf of British Maccabi told this reporter that he was delighted with Ihe size of the entry "Itwillhelhe most representative Kuro pean Maccabi games of all lime There have never been more than seven or eight coun tnea competing before and thu time there will be hardly
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any European country this side of Ihe Iron Curtain that will not be sending a team " Shapiro, who was in charge of the British team that com peled In the European Macca bl games in Copenhagen 20 years ago and was involved In all the game<> smcr then, has been working on the organlza lion of this one for Ihe tielter part of a year The movement now has a F^uropean shall ach." who IS based in Brussels and who has succeeded in breathing new life inio Macca hi in several (Duntries Asked who he Ihlnk.s is going In win most of the medals Shapiro mentioned Ihe Weft Germans as "a team lo watch " Israel could do well .n basketball where they will l» represented by Maccabi Pe tach Tikva Britain will lie (^allenging hard for honors in football, lawn tennis and badminton Apart from the senior events, there will be for Uie first time this year two junior competitions for Ihe under 16 age group in football and table tennis Shapiro's message lo all the competitors, whatever country they come from, is simple "We are striving lo make these games a happy and enjoyable experience for all of you We believe Its Importance lies not in winning iHit in taking part We hope that you
Will be humble In victory and generous in defeat " After all. the Maccabi games have al ways been considered a "Jew ish Olympics" and Shapiro's words have a suitably Olympl an ring about them
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ConigUa's World I7lh A fmrnrnm. Top of Woorftnon Towor M t o wtiota now worW with oawly i mpdatad ravfouront ond loungo comptata «aw dimng aipartanca
Chrislopher's 1«1t Fronlilln St.. Sallavua
Chu*t MSS C«vit*r
Continanlal cuitina o* It* bail An m\ •gont mmnu witti many paitonol lowchat
Conlon*** or»d Am*ri(Or di»h*t oim both I*atur4»d Complal* Chin*\« lood forry ou* IwrvK* rt ovoitobi*
OH*ft rhoK* »t*oi(» or»d doily lomh mon* lor ltght*r m*alt lh*r* it o col !•* %Kop
LiHKh:Man..«r<.llta). Mman Ttwn. Sat. tiMle ^*^M.
Lunch: lltM-l. Mnnar: S IkM. Clotad Sunday.
OMi»4%ttn4»yt.
Clotad tv<Uay.
Man. ta«.11tal*iM Wn. and HolMayx "^o" •• '*!>* aoiad Tuntrfay.
344-3200
291-0020
S53-6454
lufi(lM«Meii..|ri.nial Dlwaani Mo«.-ta4. afan a1 S.
Dcono's
Col* Voung«r's
Cimarron Room 4In4 4 Cmnfmr Top L«v«l
Dixi*
Knch*n
341-5720 The Dulch Oven
1N7 l>«rnam
7t1> Dorfflo
A co«fipt*t« d*4i »«l«<tion It ovotlabU tw a llftii •nocli o> o lull maol Dotty •^•ctoft Of* f«otur«d
A wniqua Graafc pianu Shithkabofa C^ickan Kopomo thrimp olo Ora< ond mony mora dattc lout an)f i«t
Faoluring Southafn Friad Qtickan Boi • Owa Itibt and Slaotit Solod Bar ond a tpar lol aoct^ rrtonttt
For biaoktott lunch dtnnar or Iota night dtning Wa giwa you mcKa
Man.-nHin.Nlal. M.an4SM.IItaf.
Ma«.-t«4.lroint. Sandaytlraail.
Man.-Stm.l1iM tail. Sanday brwndi at *iM.
Man.S«t.tte2. twidoytM.
3a-11«2
303-S22S
330-5544
SM7 t. IMth
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Horr's
Jcrico's
•Ml W. Oo^t* lo«4
Hl«li»»«y trs. Wotorloe
I17]> W. Oodfo toarf
lMCIoltl*t »n<lud« root* <lucliltn9 V«ai OKOC anrf Vaot Scollopim C>«pm and lo«»*<»i o te«ar»*
A lara* maou o* (jood lood •iitti monir Itah ipacialt llatarvatwn* tionorad CockMiU
Sp*(.Kil)i*s *f* tin* print* rib ond quo( Ity tl*oks A brood win* ••Iwctton ond oH«r dlrtn«r drtnk" mmntt
M«i.-T1tMn.n»a11. M.aarftet.lMal.
OyanMan.lal.4sM
Mofi.-tot.ntoll.
IfTMIt
n9-4040
49«-«222
AtarvlnOardMis
Mlst*r Cs Stookhous*
111* N. SaMI* CrMk to^ CockMt laun9* and (MMwronl ton 4iM« raam •» up >o IM paopt* Snack bar opiri tor braakfatf
WW MwfWy • B.BJiafcli b<i« fMiwrat liaaMi' and "laaa'enon totafortat •tmwj ll»am>i«ic on mitiaodt
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303-2030 TlwBosf lam ht tho Wfl Sullrfin* •t fho ifodiyarrffl rS-NM*Whara you aoi ot oall o< do itta tami Itat ol roncttact ond lexnart wtto rona itia llvatiocti and «t>o can potttWy do ba«ar itian thai
731-4010
M«h and Arbor 4Sthan4C«ntor A complala lurxh or>d dinner manu with o tpartot MOBKon tala<tir>n iraoktotf torvad at Cvntar St Man.- Sai. 11 to mlrfntght. Clafa4 Sun^yi.
301 0191
S53-60S0
SohMtOIV'S
Bou'StMk House
ThoOrMtWaN 7111 tmrnmtn A comptata Contonata at watt ot mon dorin Hunon ond Siactkwon tataclton ta (aolurad %*^ ond win* tarvad M8n.-T1wrt.11iM tall M.anrflat.lltall. l«NUay«iMta*iM.
303-M11
303-1000 ^tt. Fuji Inn
307-5040
PaHani's
733-7401
330-2111
Man.-nMrt. 11-11. 7ri.andSat.11taniidni«tit. CtoMd Sundayt.
Man.Sat.ito11iM. Ctotad Sunday.
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Crxktoil lownga ortd rattouront taotut ing ttaok ond doily tpaciolt tialith troy with dinnar
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Sarvir>g tiaotit taotood ond MaxKon SpactoTttat Intorrr^al olmoaphara
Spaciottiing in Jopoftata ond Contortata dinnart Intimota tao roomt tor 7 rx rrtora
SM-7211
Middia (uropaon dttha* taalu'ing roott ducl> 'oati chxtian Goulatti boat dwmplmgt ond lirout
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K*nny's
1)M3 Arkor
A tollactton ot dtnir>g roomt fhol tpa cioliia in ttaolit arid ttolion dithat "Srroiltng Stringt nllaty
TMat-TlMn. 11 ta aMnlfirt. Man. 11 tail. M.an4l««.n»al. tan. 11 ta 7.
OytMl Traa Owtlnf laem tioa com plota dtemar manu ond cocitotit Out loH'irow-can-aol k#nchbutt««
Julio's
Mth and Parti Driwa. 1 Blecht So. of O on Mth
Ru*b*n's •7M W. Dodgo Roorf Totol dining an|Oymant with comptata tunchat dtnnart Soturdoy ond Suntioy brurKh Oitco in lounga
Ros* Lodg* Inc. 7ath and Ood«o Rota % torT>out triad rhickan n tha tpa ciolty ot tha houta Sarving tor ovar 40 yaort Pr ivota porty rrXMnt ovoilobla
Man.-niwrt.1liM tall. M. and Sat. IliM tamMnlftit. Sunday 11 to 11.
Men.-Sat.«tMlol*:M. tundayilltol.
303-4207
391-3446
St*akand>ll*
liemptotton Amic's
44M Loowonworth
us* 71nd Stroot
14JMU. Stroot
Authantic Northarn and Southarn Ito lian tuitina I97B racipiant Unitad Air lu^at Moinlir>ar Mujoitrta oword tor dining axcatlanca
FaoturirM fina Kantot City Slaokt lob ttar orxi Pnma ffib Complata tolod bor lovr>ga opan doity
A voriaty ot torwtwichat ttorrtburgart and tida di%hat that ora o complata maol in thamtalva«
lunchi Men-frl. 1M. Oinnmr. Mon. Sat. t-11. CtofO^ Sun4avt—Mvnto partlat.
lundK Man..7ri. IliM ta i. Mnnan Mon.nturt. SiM to U. FrI.andtal. liMtoll. tundnyii to 11P.M.
lunch and dtnnar lartrad dally. Opan 7 doyf • aioali. ntoMldnlphl.
553-1976
307-1121
195-0777
Trinl's
M*nic* Inn
The Pork MM Farnom Omotto » only outdoor Baar Gordon lunctt ft tarwad flotty and liva antar lainmant nilaly Porttinj m Itia taor
OpanMlyilltall.
341-M30
1«M Howard A Maiicon rattouront in tt\a 04d Mor kat taoturtng autt>aiti( Mavicon dith at Corry r>ot ovotlobta
Man.-nHin.11iM lot. rH.andSot. lliMtoll. CtoMd Swckdayt.
342-2100
MM ^clflc An aRtantiva manu wrth Staok or>d Spoghatti dominottrtg. Many Itolton Spacioltiat
UnduTuat.-fri.ntal. Dinnar: Tuat.-Sot. S to IliM. Sunday: Noon to 11 iM. Monday: Clotad.
556-3111
tlio ec^iitor »eoiio ImMviduaUzBd Progrmm Offmrwd Phyticai •ffcrs for I WIHI luiw pfoMsfM In to ut101 wtth «Mlal amk Conuci Chuck AnnM or AJ Bream at , Ext n or N Tbr (er U C so prr
Center Seeks Youth Worker Tta* Jcwttk CMBmiHilly CMtar of Omaka Is pUonlag |»ai«i«E a full tlim ftaff prr mu I* work with Junior and fnior High aar rarinbcn of •M Canter Quallflcaliaaa Inrhnte: a •trang Jawt* backgromd aad
Annual Health Fair Set
OMAHA GALLERY WEST
The JewlMi Cotntnunily omrr'a annual HralUi Pair wUI be held on Swtday. Oct •111 and Monday. Oct aih TMa fair la span to Caolar •Mmocn and maniiwft of Ott tamummMy and la Ibe partoct appartunMy lor you and your (anlly and (nendt to keep up to date on the latcat medical happtnlnga Frw medical leailng and •rrming will be tealurcd at Ihrfair Ov«r to aflMclea and aModallMH wUI b* rapc—amarl at UM Pair Some wUI have Irat iMidiaadl-
-presents-
ART EXHIBIT by
Ron Huff
•taa, Kaif hinctloa. tpcecti and heartnc oral caocvr lerroo Ing. whilr olhrni will have ed ucathmal rxhibits and dli playa
August 20 to September 10
JCC Anniversary Celebration Oct. 28
All oil paintings are for sale
•ae boys and glrU. oollaiii d»^ p«e W aocial acrrlcai or rr latadfMdi Tlir §MI pcraon will br re-
Get Together For Lads and Dads The J(X Health and Phyti cal F.ducatlon Dcpartmanl la •caw iponaortng tta *«ry aocreasful "Dad and Ladi" program (or latheri. unclea. (randfilheri and their chll dren in rint. tecond, third and iourth iradaa "Dada aad Udi" la deil^ad l« act aildi one funnUed evening a month lor cfallquality time
* w by aMMg • I PMOata lar of the Cenlw.» Soulh la
vltb ihrtr dadi. unclea or granddad* The (Irat get UfMhcr tor the new Fall-WlaiarMManwMbc held on Monday. 8op( M. Ifit lram<:3Bpm uatll7»pm The eoat per evening I* II lor aduiti and a penny a pound per dUM For more Intorma tloo Call Al Bream. Ext M
IT'S
IMPORTANT TO YOU
The loUoWiW gnldellMaB have been eataUMwd by the Pre-trhool committee (or the child care i*rv»ce M-heduled to open Monday. SrpI 17 Tlw program will operate year-round, begliuiing Sept 17. Monday through Friday. » am to I pm The(lilld Care jiervire will be ckiied wtien the JCC la rkaed Minimun time a child may tie in the pra0'am ti one hour One mult pay (or a (ult hour, even i( the child ix Ihere lew than an hour No child can aUy at the Child fare Service more than three and ooe-haU houn A late Ire of II par child (or every 15 minutaa paat thrac and one-lial( hour* will be charged Memben may be in or out of the butkUng while iheir chil dren are In (be program The tee will be tl e per hour (or one child, and tS per hour (or
Non-n muat b* In the tuildlng and In volved In a program in (he J ' The (ee will be II 7S per hour (or one child, and R H par hour lor two children Groupa may lake rraer vationx (or 10 or more children at tl S per hour per child The group muat pay (or (he re^ •arved number Reaervatlona and cancellation! muif be made by 4 30 p m the prevMNM day Mon^ day raaervatloni mial be made the prevloua Friday Space In the program caimol be aaaured without a rrxer Groupa with lO or more reaervatloni mux! give the Service (wo work dayi notice Cancailatlana are required If cancellation Ix not made, a lee o( tl per child will be made
Family Boating Outing
'TALK TO THE EXECUTIVE' IF IT'S
JCC Initiates Child Care Service'
IMPORTANT TO HIM
THE JEMISH COMMUNITY CENTER MELCOMES YOUR SUGGESTIONS:
The Jawlah Community Canter will hold a lamlly boat t« and outli« at Late Stta M tar Kindergarten through lix grade and pai«nta Thia ipeclal (all family program lor JCC members will be held on Wedneaday. Sept !• AcUvltle* will include outdoor craftx. xalling, canoekig and (tahlng lor thoae who would like to participate Thare wUl alae ba gamea. Boatk^ iMtraetlon wW be pravtdad BrtagaptcatcaupperaadllMJOCwillpivvldcdrlaki Fae lor tMavteial progran toAMparptnan DeadUoa tar ragMratlon la Moaday, Sept I7 FUl out ihr (nrm below and return to the r>nler with the lee
FAMILY BOATING/OUTING Parants Nama Addraaa
Zip
Firat ChMi i«ama^ Sacofvi Childa name.
-QradiL .Grada^
12.60parparaon Numbarof Raaarvatlona.
PLEASE RETURN TO;
PHIL COFMAN,
333 S. 132
ST., OMAHA, HEBR.
681W
OR, DROP IN THE SUGGESTION BOX AT THE CENTER's RECEPTION DESK OR •ASKETROOM CONTROL DESK. Pi V ~ •fci'WfcV.-'aar'i'V
tfliidC»ik^,'>- i^ «,U
Encloaad la our chack in tha amount of • Maka chMk payabla to JCC
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