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«,()« liii fi>ur diiv I'nme Mm istrr^ Mi-, iiiii vMHuled (or AUK '"'K '2 TIM I '•rlnt group o( 2!leaders who will |> 11 four days of Intentivr higti level briefings The Mission it geared to deal with th«- l«0 Campaign i* sues Their Itinerary will include vKits to Ncgev resettlement sltt-s Jfi* absnrp lion cenl" '•»•' He new.'' '»'•' M' ' tieduled with Presimni i M/ruik Navon. lie puly Prime MimsliT ViKdal Vadin Kiirciun Minister Moshe Dayan and nffii lals nf the Jewish Agrncy TIM- JA i.s rpsponxiblr for diretling programs dealing with Immi grani absorption and social welfare needh. which are
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funded (turn the American Jewish Community The Mission will culminate with a reception and dinner at the Knesset hosted by Prime Minister Begin Mr Karber stated" that vis Its to the varwu-s settlements are intended to give tbe mls«w>n parliripants a first hand view ar • ' lalll with s< w*x> are t)eini( 'he Negev due li ii'nis of the Pea*. ....... with Kgypt • 1,...,..,., .-Is in the Mission ID return to their ,. .Hill ri'iKirl to Iheir
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Beth El Names Robert Shapiro Paul and Susie Shkyen «nth dauchter, Btth, and too, Gary Dr. Shyken is the new presktaot of Beth Israel Synagogue.
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Dr Shyken sacs hlmwii JI the heim o( an Insiiiutlon that li chanRing Twenty live years ago (he lynagogue wai a place to pray Custom* and tradttkMW ««rc Uught In the home Today the synagogue has assumed tte rala o( teaching tha Jewish harltage There ae Friday night congregation al dinners and Mc<lers. lomethlng that wasn't done years
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'Will"- i !'• '""" .*''" '"* conference was at Brown Inlversily Providence. Khode Island, and we had about 3S0 people TtX' Hecond year the net i„rU MKiMsi.rid .mother con MM peo.ilxmt »«) pet)^>\l•, helniver lit) ol I •' Irvine • he said llie Omaha Jewish KederatMm c-ontribuled sub stanli.illv lo the i-onference l.tsl vear Dr Wolfson added • ,ir more than I <«)<i i-ducalors are stbed uli-; • i .iiii-iul the six-day con (i.,i I" • III -.ud Outlining Ihe hislorv of the conference Dr Wolfson said • " rrnnd i lor ,'\nerninive> m J»-WI-MI t-.^luca twn iCAJEi, which co^spon I Continued on Page SI
thlnii With nostalgia its through rose-colored glasses " Today Beth Israel, which was formed through a merger of seversl small Orthodox syn Bgogues. Is considered a tradi tional synagogue There Is mixed seating and a micro phone Is used at Shabbat ser vices And there have been other changes according to Dr Shyken There isarenrvl in iradilKiiial Jii' younger age grmij -•' gogiu' parlKipaliiin "( p<ii|ile in the ^1 H) •""I •"' vear olrl age group has imre.i'ted We are attracting \i)iinKer (ami lies both those (rom in town i Continued on Page 51
Beth Kl Synsgogue has a new hatian H ' " "- : ni (ormerly of T> rael, inToU-do '• -..••• I" ipent lu years Previously he was hazzan al Temple Israel, ( harloile .North Carolina, (M.iii \<f,iio\m» H.i//.in .Shauiro was educai '• l.'niver »il\ ^ewYork, Rutgers I niversil.y and at the Cantors Institute of the Jew Ish Theological Semuury fipeaking (or himself and his Wife, Iris, Hazzan Shapiro said that their first impression of Omaha and Be'h Kl is that •'Its a wide-open, thriving community People here have shown us enormous warmth and love in IN- few weeks we've been here Personally. I am very pleased to tie part of an efficient community,' Asked whether he would make changes, he replied that rverv professional comes *ilh his own set of tools Kv crylhmg that I've brought With me Will be implemented very slowly Beth Kl has a Ira ditlon of Its own and I intend to build on that tradition
Robert Shapiro Synagogue youths, he ( lend to view a new pen with some apprehension will do everything in power to diwover and assuag those fears, "he said "I'm eager lo see new (ac In the junior choir, and I lo (orward to a vigorous adu choral group making (or i music a new program an concerts II will he musically"' rewarding to participants in addition to being lots o( (un All singers in the community will Ix- welcome," he said Hazzan .Shapiro looks (fl ward '<> 'nirkinii with adult i ucai' - -and wl the sislerhis and Men s Club •One experienie thai Iwched my wife and mys ISPV.'
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rael ''>urs| hrael witi from my ; lion "I ii'i^i '•' unique and fun filled IK in Israel, which I belh kindles brigtitly Ihe sense j Jewish identity 1 hop«'lo( linue this practice here.' said In private life, the hazzan enjoys racquet ball, tenn and music of all kinds IMII I Tammy Ri*ln (left) and hsr sister, Sydney are all smiles at the (.IVlil ainiort last Twadsy upon their return to Omaha from the Youth "exi-i PUgrlmage to Israel They are the daughters of Abner and Surie Israel " .Mrs Stiiipit" enjq I Continued on Page 51 Rublfl
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Stop Radio VELETTA, MalUiJTAi The Maltaw yvammet baa vtlhout ei|)laiiatlaa ordered a local UbyM radio riatlon to reaae breadraatlnc Hie cfaaattoa order cante idrr local MaHew Mwapa pen accuaed (be atation o( anti liraei aod aatl-Ecypliafi btat in tla atwa bMlMiM. TheaUttan waa aaUmiied (0 becto traaanMaaIca bi tin, but only addadMwat lo Ma uaual (art •( litfM i and Libyan cvMaral bifernatkMi ta Ike paal RMMb aa Brn lah troofia left (be Wand after • I7(^yearpr(M«ice Malta's lefUal Premier Dam Mtmod nornully mabMM good relations with Ubyan
rUBSOAr. AMOUSTM X: Old Timer*. iCC. 10 om iCC Boord o( Director*. JCC, 7:30 p m Spoiad R«adir>g Clott. JCC. 7 p.m. Both El Siatorhood Boord mooting. 13:30 p.m Pionoor Women Regular mooting. 8 p.m >AT, AUOUSTM Boraou (or tho Aged, mooting. Dr. Shor Hon«*. 12 noon B'noi B'rith Broodbrooliers, Ronch Bowl, 12 noon Both & Kiftdorgorton Parent* mooting, B«thEI7pm. Botb El Board of Trustam. Both El. 7:45 p.m. TMUMOAT. AUOUfTM Fodorotion Plonning ond Budgeting Committo* mooting, JCC, 7:30p.m. Done* Ooss Opon itouM. JCC. 7:30p.m. OUor Adult* "Wolk-in. Drop-m". Both El, 10 om.
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WASHINGTON iJTA) Srn Henry M Jackton liWialii. (-O'au(hor o( (he JackaoB-Vanlk "a to trear InnllHSovlcU baton tte U.8 aaaaa Ka preaod twlrtcltoaa oa trade aad flMttdal beaema to Ibe Sovtcl Union In a apeedi prepared (or dellvpry a( a dinner meeting of tiM National Conference on S» Viet Jewry at the aherahaa) Motel here. Jacfcaoa dadared. "wllhout Uir assurance* (hr law require*, we will have no way of bnowtnf wha( to expect (rom Uw Soviets in the lu lure " JadMon apeUad out Ma view a< apactltc aaairancaa frotn (ha Sovtat gaveraMal Jual a aaaak balat« Preatdent Carter Hd flovM Praaideni Leonid BiaibMn nect bi VICOM to $t0t Ibe SALT II pad SovlH atnlgrallon prartlccn aad (he Kranlln'i desirr for V S trade benefits, including mostlavored-natlon tiaatniuil. are rapecled to be major lapica of dlacuaakm
Santancod TEL AVIV JTAi A mill Lary court In IJOA has Imposed a It-year prtaoo aenlence on Nur A Dm Jaabarl lor aiding Kl Fatah larrafMa, memberahlp ki El Fatah and orgaaUag Uw MNigBlbig of arms, aiai—iWlaw and aabatage tna (erial trtm Lebanon to larael Jaabarl. to. Is a aon of Sheikh Mnhammrd All t4 Jaaban. UM taraar Mayor ot Het>ron nehad pinded not Kuiltv
Auto Mission NEW VOKK iJTAi- A Ifr day United JewMi Appeal Mlastan lo Israel eipeclally argantiad lor leaders of die aadanatm ladiiitfy «tB laavc New York Sept «
Ford) aad did not arlgbtoto with Mr Carter Mr Hill lald Ibat tlv treaty aaU equal UmHa to atratogk map ana. wUl raduoa Iba atMObar of aiaattea on both aldaa, and bnprMwa vartftcatioa of the cilatcMe of atratoglcwoapawy I Joe Kbibanbaum. of Wolfl Broa. came away from the WMMagtoa roeetbig "very impraaaad with iNatioMl SeoaHy Advlaeri BrHtinafcl'* 50 minute preaentallon " "Thl* I* Ihe cloaeal way we can keep a watch on (he Hus alana," Mr Kirshenbaum said, adding thai Ihej affwmant la "in the best In-1 leresUoftheUS" "I sm not a Carter spport er Mr Kirshenbaum said. but like most of the people there. I do back SALT II wboMieartedly " He said he believed moat of the people at Ibe Praoldaal'a leM the aame way he (Mr Kirshenbaumi did He atootaU that the media have been un|ual to Carter Mr Gotsdiner. prrskdenl of the Lincoln Jewish Keder stlon, was unavailable lor comment by preaatlme About I7D Nebraafcam at lendad out of a total of MD laibwaa and civic loaders, and state and govenunent of ft dais from Nebraaka. Maine, and Virginia
US Aids Saudi* WASIIlMiTON JTA. Stapaby .Saudi Ar>ibi<i In mnd'l emixe its natKinai Kuard mayj get a boost from the ( nitrd] States The Pentagon said that I under an extension of a ifTi < agreement between Saudi Arabia and the U S . some tl 7» billMxi ha* heen earmarked by the US tohelpariianitr tram and equip an addllMnsI Saudi Arabian light armor brigade of lour comtMt battalions According to s Pentagon apokeaman, the t' S is pees cntly IralnuiK and equipping lour Saudi nalional guard mecbanitcd battalions wd is begtonlng s program to organtoorganize, tram and equip a I batlaliun Coogreas. was informed about thefll^H the i tlonal aid. has 30 day* 1% Ito veto^H the proposal
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Nabrad>aaa who aUandad Pnaideot Cartar'a praaantaliaa Iwl weak pcrtaintag to IbeBlralegIc Anna UmltalbM Treaty i &AI.T II i with the Soud I nion. returned bare baprcwMd by the Preaidaat'a talk Nebraaka Jewiah ieadara who Iravetod to WMhbigton U C at the Preatdenl'a InvlUtion included Joe Klrabeobaum. lepraaeatlng Fadaralion President Msry Fellman. Yale tiotsdlner and Leo HIU. both of Lincoln Mr. Hill, a retired Air Force eolaMl wba waa atlacbad to Ihe Slratogic Air Comiaawi (SAC) here, aald he "went to Washington with sn open mind, and returned very much la favor of the SALT II Mr Hill said the preaenUtMi. whlcb bKluded a H minute talk by National Security Ad viaer Zbl|{ntew Brtezlnskl. was "marvelous" "If we hadn't an agraament. aald Mr Hill, "who knows whal could happen It would be embaraastag to the U S If we (urnad M down agam." be added Mr Hill aald be waa drafttaig a Mtar to PraaidanI Carter. aaaur1i«llie Prcaldeiil of Ma •uppod "He <the President i came acroaa very well, eapectally •ban he aiiawered a queation by Nabraafca SUte .Senator Erato Chambers." Mr Hill *aM Smslor Qiamben com menled (hat Ihe JoM Chiafs of Staff of the armed tareaa could hardly be aipaetad to dlaagraa with dto Preatdent on SALT, abicc. SM Oiainber* said, the PraatdantlaUMlrbaaa Mr Cailar rapUad that the gOMralr Ibbdi Independently "Tito gavemment." Mr Csrt ar aald. "ha* no way of rantrolllRg what anybody thinks ' Sen Chambers alao demanded to know why Ihe Preatdent had "fired" II N Anbaaaador Andrew Young, and aaid (he U 8 la a racial coiaitry Mr Carter said the U S la not a racist country. addtaig that "great has been made bare,' ing race relatioM. Mr HUl petalad oat dMt SALT has been diacuaaed wder three admlnlatraliona (under Mr Nlion and Mr
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Informational Meeting To Discuss 1980 Mission JamM Farter, IHU Pedtr•Uon Cimpalvi Clwrman and Mlaaton Uader wuiouDcn that in informatian maXtng tn ragard lo thr 1MB PlCt-Plnd-
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Kosher Chicken 'Best' HamatouTK PA Rnuiltx o( a aoon to tw releaaed tludy fflfY^f^mt\ 1.1 Ih* (W>tmr1ma>nl o( Food ' 1 Mylvanlii . " dlcale th.^ ocewied by koriwf . i» supe rtor to t-onventMKial poullr) accordlnn to !)r Morns ('• Mad memJjpr o( the rt«T>"rl mml'ifanilly The reaearrtwpi simulaird the procMitinK technique* laed lo produce Inth koaher md cflnvmllonal poultry and lound that the koaher pr» ducwl poullr> had a lon|er shell llle and was prrferred by In tema of laale by a oonaum er teal panel TV atudy lo cuaed on baalc areai of com parlaon. moal noJaWy the Kalding or uae of 130-IW hoi water to remove leather* ver nia the cold water method uaed In koaher proceaatng. and the aaltlnj procaaa Koaher poultry II tailed Inalde and out lor a period of I hour "Wf then compared varla tlona of theae baalc proceaaaa and evaluated reaulta In Icrma of microbiological readinna. wbal anorta Uiey had on ten >, and the acceptability
oT the priKiiu t ti) B conaumer laitep' luataaldln hl» Peril •• The reaulta indurated that koaher poultry had a lower mi crobloloitlcal count, or longer nhfK llfr iind thai "the kosher [,. more yel {. • non koah er produii l)f Mast said There wa.s no great cllflerence Inlendemewi, Mast adfled bul conaumer taste pawls pre lerred kosher poultry lo con ventlonal poultry In every in stance "I want to emphasize that this was a simulated lest." I)r Maat added, "but we lound that If you compare the kosher product with the conventional product. It la a more accept able product In terms of long er shelf llle and conaumer preference When questioned about the study. Murray L Kali, presl dent of Kmpire Koaher Houl try, Inc the nation's leading poultry procesaor. said that "the study confirms our find ings over the years and I think II documents kmg ealaWlshed preferences for koaher poultry proibK-ts "
•lated, "we will diacuaa all laccU of the trip " The Mia (Ion U scheduled to leavf Omaha on Thurwirt and return on Mi» 2 He»tre«.M-iiii.. will lie a trip, stayiru lnTelAvi\ salem and ' rieslble Itinerary Mr Karher added, "the nor mal coiit lor such a inp is ap prn«i'- • ' ""»*' per couple or tl I lu"' '*^ '" Iju. ^ «>•• Milton Livii, *eare able I:. .. , •' asuh^ slantlally redwed a*t Th*cosi lor a single m.ilc or fr male will lie .'i I72S and lor a ci« , matelyfiaou The re»iti-' ^ '"' "'r ticlpatingi' follows 1 ' must pledge a crease to the 11« Campaign equal lo the subsidy provided by the Livingston Koundalion Previous Mlvsion parlK-ipantk are not eligibltIn closing. Mr Farber stated, "many exciting op tlons are available lo extend Ihetnplrl - ~' "- • pi or Ku \sed al rope and the inloriri..... Those wanlint! Iormalior»»''ii IXHIIS B executiv)
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Two stall members of the Jewish (••-'••••'"•" "f Omaha have rei i Ihree^ week sli. \^rM-\ designed • ud raisers an •m Hers They are Cnnrad Koller. m Staff associate Ijiub. executive di reilui o( the Bureau of the
The eighth annual course was sponaored by the I'nited Jewish Appeal and the insll lute for l^eadership I)evel opment of the Jewish Agency A stipend was prfivided b> the earnings Innn the (' M New '--Hiesl lor staff training ling to Mr l,aub, the ,,,^,..,^;^l of the program was the variety of offerings within the seminar
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tosll) lliaii lltc loil 1)1 war Were now cowerm-d with de velopmeni over the long term "Mr Ijubadded He said also that "tremen dous ' services are being de veloped for the aged in Israel "There Is an older popula tion there and many people from all over the wortd are going lo Israel to retire this places a burden on the Slate." he said According to Mr Laub Is
Laub rael is in a diflereni Miualion as compared wiih Omaha when It {-omes In selling prio
rilies •There is great dilfiiully Ihere in how lo protKrly use every penny and every re wHjrce berauM' )ust about ev rrything is a priority in Israel AM priorities are lop priori lies, and everything has to be dom- at the same time This was Mr Koller s lourlh trip lo Israel and he rtescrilied Ihis experience as an howst portrayal" providing an op porlunity lo dlscass Israel's problems with realistic pe<^ "They have a different phi losophy of using money.' Mr Koller laid explaining that
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lie pointed out also that a main' niiii 1'xpres.sed by the IM r the succes.s of Cr. .i,il. and for the input ol American volunteers in all a.spe<Ls ol their econ omy Mr Koller and Mr Laubhk ened the condltioas in Israel as a "31 year old counto going on a» years ol devel opment a country ol guU and ftamina despite adversi lie*"
The Jewish Day School of Omaha presents An Evening with "The Jewish Minstrel"
Rabbi Moshe (Mickey) Shur Singer of Hatidic and Popular Jewish Music
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tu. She also le«di an active political life espousing among other things world revolution, and rights («the Palestlflian refugees. Sie is a public figure in every sense of the word Her face and her comments are beamed across the tdevWon tubes worldwide, and her views are reported regularly by the print media. Now, she has been cast in a television role as a Nazi coooeatratloa camp survivor We do not question her right to practice her profeiiion as an actress We also do not questloa her right to practice and further her political beliefs. We do question the wiadom of the taievliioa networt and the show's producer in teieetiag her for the rote of a Jewish survivor. This act of casting must go beyond the selectkm of an appropriate actress to fUJ a role Hundreds of actreaaet are available for this rote. This act of casting, we suspect, was undertaken ftocaA in on the built-in news value of a pro-PLO actress playing a Jewish survivor The ploy worked. Already millions of dollars of free publicity have been generated over this contnrvOTsy. Now that we are all aware of the controversy and the upcoming film, what about our rights? We don't have to watch, we can encourage othnot to watch, and we can continue our reasonprotest.
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Press Defends Carter's Remarks ByLaoaardJ Oavia Near Baal Rapart Editorial wrltert acrom Uw natloa analyted Preeidenl C«rl er** analogy of the Palealtolaa Wau* aad the US civtl rl^to • la many caaaa. aau'^iapiii i canw to the prwidenfi
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"The Prealdent clearly aad epcdfically ipeke of die Palootl Man* M 0 peapte. and he did not even hinl at lympethy lor dw PLO." wrote Tke Miami Harald. Thr innocuaua ramart" Tkt timod, "eel ofl a Chicken Little reartion nnng ilorJowiahffOHp*" Uw CWeaga Tytaaw dalanaa wa* almllar "He did net lay that Yaair Aratal I* aneOwr Martto Liahrr Kifi« Jr He did nol uy that Iirael I** natloa of StanonLegren He did not *«y thai be approve* of PtO terrorlam - he did not. In lad. nwatloo Uw PLO" "llwre waa no occasion whatever (or Ihead* of Israel to be agitated, ihuch torn hytterlcal." wrote Anthony Lewlt. the New York Time* columalat The Warida#aa Mar icruUnued the onglaal New York Ttaaaa report that *ald Carter had equated the Palaattaian Maue and the U S dvU righU movanwnl aad found Uui "the Preal dent was rapraaawlad aa having view* he (Imply did nol ex prem ' Aceordtog to anodtor account of dw Praaldeet'* remark* given by Uw glar, The Ttowa "haidaned" Carter'i •Ulemant. anoUwr account said Ike Thnaa"mlnqno(odMU to tertou«lyml*rapr*a«BtUwvtowih* actually (xpreamrf" The PraaidBd "I* belag bum-rapped lor dito» be did not my." Uw Us Aagrias IIBHI cfcargad "What Carter aaid wa* Ud*: Like dw US dvtt rttfda movemaal, the Patoattatan I la MfM'«aMU«aal aad a mattor of rtgda I f the f ree I «f diaparaad Palaettatofla toto dw Wast Bank werv allowed by I*^ raal, lew would eoow: luot'UwrigM todoH'wouldbe•atlalaC' lory " Neverlhalam. Tka TImaa said, The compartoon wKh Uw US civil right* movement wa* awkward. Carter ihould have avoided the aaalogy " nw Mar wa* critical of what bappeasd after dw alary brake -guile naturaUy. Uw Proatdaot'a ipntasman Utod toctaan i^ Uw amotioaal mem created by Uw Tbnaa story and the raacUon toil "Ikeaurwrote "Naturally.Uieytolled" Syndlcaled odumnisl WUUam Raapberry alao quaatlonad Uw uae of Uweooyartoaa. Carter'* "analogy may not have aaemed nUrieedtag when H Ian Ms Upa." Raspberry explained "But by dm Ume it toadod to onaaUiertaad print. Carter wm to tmMc wM American blacks and wtth Jews from New York la Jerusa •It to aol Ukely Uiat Uw PNaMad raaUy beltove* dw Patottl man fU^ to I—paratli to Uut of aaufkara blacka two and Uirae docadm ago." Ika Now RipiMto wroto to Ha Ai«. IS
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f Letters to The Editor ] TottwBdHar Anyone knowing anything uxiui henjamin uvi i' Palmer and Uielr daughter who wa* married to pomihi , i •.••; Surper and Who lived In Omaha to the early i«»'i pleaw contact Sandy Johnaon, P O Box 7tZ, CouncU Bluff*, la SIMI or phone
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ToUwEdMtir: Paraeki tatoraated to toandiv aliai* Uw League of Wi Volen may do w at one of Uw mamlianhlp coff sea Mag^ _. plamwd. Saipy County Unit nwmhonMp mflw Is (chedutod for MondayevealngAugr at7Kpm afWStPwryinPapiUlon MembarMpcottaeaiorUHaskiOmahawglbe Wethwaday evening Aug V at 7:3» p m al «•• George Boulevard, aad ThuradayattomoonAug lOati atpm atiiitSo IHhgi Tlwae IntormaUonal meotlngi do MM Imply an obUgaUon to loin. More dstaUs may be obtauaf by cailhig Uw League of flee M4-roi SylvUWa(pwr Prmldent
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iConlinunt trom Patr 11 kand cipwuily UMMC peuphIthai movr hrre ()nr of our •iwti In iHlIng new I hai bMn RaMH N» , Hr racMiraiiM people lo MTvire* and makn I (fvl at homr " l)r Shykm tMn thai Vt»n an tnc-rraar in UM> ace croup ai .Sal
Brothers AHA s(ir.ikert tuch at Rabbi Mnr ^.nhitv In H<-lh It rael Aii'Diiatu > .11 iii«- Zim Brother* concvrt wat good and the tynagogue la ptanalng lo bring thr group back again thit year
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10 alli I thr "•'•" • ken • .»r1h iTiiimin4f •n*r\ \4'* »i.... • hl« hem a ,rr I don't Hk '>Khe had t<i pro yoke pi-, ji rv |Mii (>l thr hrrvuwi I'h* chll \ erything he tayt it violence andturniiHl " drw) finiic Id th«' <vnagiiau«' »ith Anoll lst»c\ ' lu «n) >yii<iK(it(iN' |. to participalr f.. 'in. Betti Itrael hat jual hirvd a roiurpt <il Havuiut wati arw director of MkNTallon. ttarted in the Katt Coait and RaMil Jacob Rand, who It an hat beconM wtdeipread Thr ordained rabbi wlUi many couplet In the Havurot meet ^»n of nperlenre tn the edu- once a month for a dtaoMaton cational field I>r Shyken on vartnu* Jewlih iub)ecta l>i -lid thai Ihe Can kopet (tie raUM will Irtnii in In form leveral lovaUve Meat to make the 11 faimud Torah even btilet addiMofidi groupi to include than It It "A good Talmud more people Before being eierted preti Torah la a very Impoctanl part •f the overall aynaiagua pic- dent of B««h larael. I)r Shy lure." Dr Shyken etpialned ken had lerved on the Hoard almoti III yearn He hox held , "Our enrollmenl hat kept thr poaltion* nl financial tec Heady il about 12U children rNary. treaaurrr and vlrrWith the derlinlriK birthrate, Which meant leu children in prealdent Ur Shyken hat alto been Iraaaurer of thr Jewith Ihe achooi. the coat of (he edu callon kcepa |oin|| up I don't Day School Board, partici know what Ihe future will pated in leveral Federation Iwld I would like to have our rani[)iiitfn'< hern a member ol II Board and the pwn Talmud Torah becauae II Ii» • inetery Axaocia > important for the children lo M' idaotKy with (heir tyna tlon In hit iparr time Or .Shykm l)r Shyken would like to like* to linker with old can Bontinur the practice of bring and do woodworking He ownt M entertainment like the Zim leveral antique cart that he
keept In working order and frequently lak>'^ um lor rtdra aro<i< !ir Shyken and hm wiie. .^utir. are Ihe parenta of two rhil dren, Gary. ]. and Beth, tu Iwtimontha • •v•-•"-M W(ll •
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218's First Eagle Scout Norma Lovett pint the Kagle Scout pin on ton Joe while hit lather Robert Lovett and brother. Andy, watch Uoyd Roltatein, left, director of field lervtce. Mid America COUDCU, Boy ScouU of America, gave the Kagle charge U Col Jamee Morrow, tquadron commander Operation Lioofclng Glaaa, wat the guati apeaker The Eagle ceremony wat held lait Sunday at the Jewlah Community Center Joe U>ve(( la the flnrt member of Troop III, which la tponaored by the JCC, to reach the rank of Eagle
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iContinurdfromHagel 1 sored the conference tlie fol lotting year This year, ca iponiort are CAJK and Ihe Board of Jewish Kducation of (ireater New York According lo a brochure publithed by CAJK. confer met activitieii Include - Module* detcribed by the brochure at*'intentive Kmall group tetaioiu conducted hy rxprrls. drawn from a nation al talent pool. In which parlici panti will immrrte them trlvrs for extended periods 0/ lime '
'Continued from Page 11 antique shopping and It an avid reader ol fiction Ttieir youngest daughter Koni I which means "sings " in He brew I IS excited attoul meet ing new lern age Irlends "Kor her." Ihe hatzan said, moving IS crilual in terms ol her expe rirm'c at this lime Sh«' plans l« be active in I'SY and B'nai B nlhtiirls "She's a gregarious and fun loving kid.' her lather said londly
'()ur oldiT daughters will be continuing Iheir studies at Uhio .State, and al the l.'niver sity ol Cincinnliti Sharona. Is the eldest al 21, and Tova and Shira I the names mean "good" and "song" In He brew I are twins, aged 2() "The girls are pursuing Jew ish studies and their father said, 'making people happy with singing " The Shapiros have tiought a house at limh slriict arKl
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(ESVICES tpm bt Kconcdi Brombcrg un Robtrt Sbtptro viD (Mdud lilt Mnricw Tlw OiM( 8haMM( foUmrlnc ttrvim will honor *uirali Ftl < Mn HaiT> Satttnun M«T» (' Krllman on r"qieriar'binhdaya a m PrtUmmao arrtoam Shahant m . MinrtM Maanv (an) 7a in aadTpm BOAIU) awcrtiaad board will •Ml M Tucaday. Aug •. Itttpm atthriynaaoiiir KINDERGAKTEN ORIKNTATKNH PamU mt kmOtruuim aiiidMla wUl mm wlUi their IcadMr. Janet RaMMteta and EdMcaUHi OifWtor 8Uiile>' MMctell at tte lyaaaogue on Wadnaaday evcidnc. AUR », 7 pm FACULTY MEKTING The Talmud Torah tcadian wUI mert in the Yovih Launtr oo Thursday Auc ». 7:10 pm
Offutt AirBaM an oooduclad la OMIMI on the FrtdayofaadinMadi. .n and loialfe Friday at 7 »pm AnOnatShattatM Iowa the Mfvtce. Sarvtcea are conducted by RabUSyikipyL Hoffman
KabbaiatShalibal7pin :ServlMl 4Sa m Klddu* faUowtal Mrvtcei la UK aortal hall CUaa «lth ihr rabbt 7 30 pm MInchalpm SkaiiMtiSMidaa* 30pm Maartv and Havdalak I 45 pm aiaday MwTilngScrviceta m BrMklaK and dtaeuHton wtththerabbtt »nn WaakdBjri: 7am andlpm BARMTZVAH Howard Mama. >on of Mn Gloria Marcus and PVad Marcua »ili brcome a Bar Mitrvah on Saturday. Sc^ I. at » Jt p m at the Mindia Servict KADIMAHSYO A tftciai mtHltit vH all K* dtmah NCSY memben will br bridon Monday pvcmng. Auit n. at 7 10 p m in the Mb It raH YouUi Louna« The atm da lor thlf mrcOnK will in a ElaeUon and inatalUtlon a( offlccn The new ofHcen wlU be tnataUed by Dr and Mr* IrvtnfSkapire b Maeting and greeUiic RafaU Jacob J Rand, the ne« Educational and Yowlh Direc lor o( Beth Uraei Rell(ioi» School c PUnnlag for a Riali, a t4Ml« RetiwhOMnU will br lerved at the end a( the Bcellnc Ka dtmah NCSY Mdi farewell to rta oMtgBteg tiitalJwil. Jennie Karpco, whi> hw Ml tar laraH lor a year of atudy at Neve Ye-
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Council Bluffs B'nai Israd la m : la m Servloea conducted by Mr SamSacka
B'nai Jacob Adas Yeshuron
Temple Israel LVKSS: 7:Jtpm. Servlcea will be held In the CbapH KaMN Sidney H Brooka. KabM Barry L Wetnatela and Cantor Gall P Karp will offlri ale Followinc aervicci Kabbi Brookf wtll report on hi* x-tiv Hletln"Thelaaur(' Local, Stale ami The uriawitamn win m- jn ii>r MUderCanitraneeOMcr Ham
FOOTBALL PARTY Reaervalloni for the Cou^ pies Hub Football Party nuiat be made by Au| 31 For Inlor matM) and rcaervatloni. canlad VIcfci and Jeff Perimeter W3-37I3 or Gayle and (arl Ti ctiauer. SS4-iMS
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Heortfoll thonkt to all my dear friends and rel otitfOt lor Ihoir cords, flowers donations ond good wishes during my recent hospital ttoy MOUII IPSTf IN.
A memorial will be ded^ icaled for Blanche Kaiman on Sunday. .Sept It at 3 pm In risher Farm Conatary with Kahhi luar Nsdnff nfflrial mn
The family of BIN KO«NML0 thonks their iriends ond relatives lor the many cords ond donolions in memory of thoir bolovod fother Mrs Nolhon (FrorKOSJ Schneider and Mrs Erwin (Mllilel Monovitt
A memorial lor Dorothy M Werner will be dedicatrd on Sunday Aug H. al II am al Golden Hill ('rmrler) Habbi Isaac Nadof I wUl of f irlair
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A memorial for Karl Luefs chuHi will br dtdlcated on Sunday. Aug ai.alll 30am at Temple larad Cemetery. UlS Rodlck straci Rabbi Barry Weinatain will officiate
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PERSONALS SUIT SHILOON wiihet to thonk her Inendt and rolotivet for ihotr bwst wishas, llowari. cords and donoliont during her recent hospiloiizalion and recovery
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Gravetldt lervlcea were held on Monday. Aug 30 at MauBlSlnntCHnalcry lorRa chei Ban Rabhl Myer Krlpke officiated a .Survivors aona. Sain and Jack. daughters. Roar and Sophie, eight (randdilldmi and 15 great'(randchlklmi
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Pioneer Women will hold ii» regular meeting on Aug pm aiihehamaofStndl akcc. ISXM Franklin bers and proapectlve bers are aaked to call 317-UII or SIndl mUKli nakearcaervslion
SERVICES Friday: Servlcaa will br hna in inr Activity Room al 7 p m They will be IMuriy aendea* from ihrl'nli
rrMny. AuftMt 14. TtSl p.m. rrl4«y, AwftMt 11. 7i41 pjn.
PIONCKR WOMEN
Dedkations
Lincoln B'nai Jeshurun
RACHKLBAN
MASMOIACH wontod lor moot-pocking ploni
Sabbath CandMfghtIng
Omaha Organizations
TEL AVIV .JTAi IsraH 'iffK-ialx pspraaaed aurpriae al iiM' -^trimgly worded L' S cun dt'inoiilMin (if the Israel Air Force raids oo tarrorial lar gets along the Ukaneie loaal Sunday The laraslla bwMad that ihrir ralda and other mrur •tun» by land and aea forces ware vital aeif-defenae meaNTsa Hours after the t'S protcat. ut Israel army force entered a Lcbaneae village and denudlahed a houae said tobalongtotcrrorMs Thede molltlan waa carried out after all occupants were evacuated. i military apokeaman said
bd at ttw campus addraaa starting the week of
Mfa'd also Hlia to linow mora about you a* a eoMsf* ttu Sent lof atw Campua Noiaa column te plaasi flM out IIM
Neme Ag* -~—-7— Collwga / UnlvefVlty _ Locatlnn Vaar,(Fr..8o..Jr..Sr..0r.L Minor . Vour parsMa' nawea.
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YOUR JCC'S FALL PROGRAM GUIDE 1979 Activities at your Jewisli Community Center of Omaha 1 1
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BREAKFAST
Monday through Friday 11:30-12:30
Wednesday, September 19 7:46 A.M. to 8:46 A.M.
Bring Lunch - Drink Provided Call Pr«-School Department for Reservation
Adult* - f1.2B
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CHILD CARE SERVICE
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Monday through Friday
SPAGHEni DINNER
9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
Wednesday, November 14
B«0in« - Saptamtwr 17lh 1 hour mifwnum — 3H hours maximum.
8:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M.
M«mbara - II 2S par hour - MamtMra may be in or out of ttta buMing. Noo-M«mb«f« - •! 75 p«r hour - Nonmarntart mu»t be tn th« buitdinfl Reearvetione must be mede by 4:30 the prevKKit day IMorxlay reeervatiorw inuti be made Friday I
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REGISTRATION PROCEDURES (Please Read Carefully) WALK IN - MAIL IN REGISTRATION WILL BEGIN ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 CONCLUDE ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 WALK-IN REGISTRATION You may bring your cOfnplMed registration form and payment for clawln) to the JCC the (oNowirtg dayt and ttmat: Tueaday, Sa^t 4, 1979, 9 am to It am - Wednesday, Sepi 5, 1979, 4 p m to 5:30pm - Thursday, Sept 6, 1979, 7pm to8:30p m - Sunday, Sept 9, 1979, 1 p.m to3p.m.
MAIL-IN REGISTRATION Our mail-in registration system is destined to accommodate nnembers who are abte to determine immediatety those activities in which they wish to enroll MEMBERS MAY CALL THE VARIOUS CENTER DEPARTMENTS WITH ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE REGISTRATION IS MAILEOI ALL MAIL IN REGISTRATIONS WILL BE PROCESSED DURING THE WALK IN REGISTRATION DAYS
MAIL-IN AND WALK-IN REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS 1 Activity registration form is included in this brochure Use il to register all members of your family for all activities 2 All activity fees are payable in full St the time of registration 3 You will be notified ONLY if classes you desire are filled or cancelled At this notification, you will be able to indicate if you want to go into another activity or receive a refurHJ 4 THE CENTER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL CLASSES DUE TO INSUFFI CIENT REGISTRATION 5 PLEASE MAIL COMPLETED REGISTRATION FORM TO PROGRAM REGIS TRAR
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General Information Building Hour* Sunday 9:00 a.m.-7.00 pm Monday through Thursday 9:001.m.-10:00p.m Friday..! 1:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m Saturday 1:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. In ordar to affacthraty accomplish our goals for Sabbath programming, wre aak our membors to join us In followii»g thaaa oaftarat guldollnaa:
The business office end vending machines will be inoperative from 1:00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Members are raquestad not to bring guests to the Canter during Sabbath and waakand programming hours No saloa or faa paymanta of any kind are parmlttad during the Sabbath
Wa thank you for your cooperation In helping us create an atmoaphara Ptiaaa rvfrsin from amoking In condpchra to the enjoyment of the tho kuNdhis durln« Sabbath pro Sabobth In tt«a Jewish Community Canter.
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Individual auaal pilollaaai may ba aitandad to a non ntambar lor uaa el Canlar lacHitiaa othai than HaaHli Cluk at Iha coal o< 11 OD Ihtough collaga aga and 13 00 lor aduha Out ol town guaatt ol mambara In Omaha for a minimum of fiva dayi MrlM ba chargad " • '•'• »•_•» » P" '•"'''» P" -••k * Can"' mam" "-""•* •»""» '" • •"i"'i"V°! """^'" "r*" •?•"• par uaa at guaal laaa nolad aboy* Mambara of any Ja«ylah Community Cantar or Young Man t Mabraw *aa«clal.on m Umtad o. Canadaprool ma,oluaa tha (^i,^^ „, ^^ Cantar Slataa upon ahowmg mam barahlp An Indlvldtial may only hava a guaat paaa ihraa itmaa during a yaar For tha convanlanca of our mambara. laeal iaaila ara not partnlnad lo uaa tha g^ntmbta aaala. handbaN or tannia courta on Mraali _^ ^
Who Supports tha Centar? The Jewiah Community Centar of Omaha is subsidized by tha Jewish Federation of Omaha, the United Way of tha Midlands and is also supported by membership dues and activity fees. It is through these sources that the Center is able to provide services to our membership and community for everyone in our community to participate. ff«s sees
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New Trad* TEL AVIV UTAi - The baalt lor renewing diplomaUr relalioni bciwecn brad and Zaire was laid here this week and when Yemham Menhei lecretary Rcneral ol Hiila dnit. Nipied an agraement with MoKoakam Miitffi iwadof the trade uii»'' ' in Zaire, to rewn 'utf rooperatlon between the two labor lederatlora) Diplomatic relations be tween the countries were bn> ken by Zaire durinK the Yum KippurWar MoflB. a iraduale ol the Hn tadrnt-^fOMored Alro-AMan InslKule thai operated in li raH lar iludentk and lalior leadan (ram Alro-Allan cnuntrie*, laid MeahH that hu> mu Uon to Itrael waa approved by Zaire's Prune Minister who graduatad Irom the Institute inthelMDi The agreement calls Inr His tadnil to tH*lp promote voca Jlnai trainmR in Xairr Me ^^M tald he u convinced the ^^eroent will help restore relations between Israel and Zaire
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PabUcaUoo The Natloaal Knundatiun (or jemUk Culture. Ibnugt its Yuval Pn^act. la prihllalHag a IT pap "Invealoty of JawWi Mlaral BarMurrei: National
Int and (ar-reachlnf pn^eds la be uadertalMn In conoMi •itk Iks Cairo UaftraraMy such aealagy. btome dkma la tka service ol rtha bUHatlan of war invalids. rwssrrti Into bUaleral ecoBsaslc sod conmerlcal pro^ )ccta. and development of the akOaab IntMuU of Mlddfe EaUBaaearrh. Mahmoud A Wahea. director of the Instltuir (or Applied Research and professor of tJie CHy I'niverslly of New York, spsiakkig as an Egyptian, told Ike auiience tkat dtere arc tfiipanart markets Israel and Egypt can develop by direci eooperattan aad uakig laraeil know how and Egyptian skill Eban laid the audlanoe thai Ike dMMaaga tor laraal Is to replace the war with that of caeilstrnce. and Ihe answer Is Ike propam Initiated by Td Aviv Unlveraity He praised Jack Cummwp of Montreal aa the llrst Canadian to be^ oome the chatrman of the Board of Governors of the Unl
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LaaJaneParaowiMra Salt has ban sppaMad ckalrmM of Ike CemmuaUy Calendar camAHtae o( OM Jcwisk rederallM o( Omaha by Mary PMkua. praaliktii. The parpoae ol this Calendar Commitlee U to schedule arttvltles In the Jewish cnninunity so that tkere la a .minimum of con flict Also to be piacad on the ('akvdar lor fmaraynlorma iMw arc ipeclai avanis in Omaha suth as rlvk. cultural, sckaal as wdt as Jewish holl days Mrs Parsow. who preaenUy also serves as ekalmuM of the U)VE program at Ihe Or Sher Home ier the Agad. Itaa sani a Mtsr and espy af Ike lf?MD Camnuntty Calendar a( avanis la aJI iMsnber* of Ike Ca«KU ol Ike Jewtak FaderatlM a( Omaha la order tkat dalaa asid activities may be^ptanoed and checked in advance Tki CoMMMBiUy Calsadar Is matatalnad ta Ihe Jewtsk Fcd^ eratkn oMIce at the Jewish Comimailty Center by Elaine Ragland Any (jiialdinli or program chairmen wMkkig to book evenu or dtacum ached-
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Old Timers'Review ByKiiGrammMD By the tiirx- (hit rrvlr« ip pe«n In prM the MU) annlvpr Mry rauBlM of Omaha Tech Hlfh l«f traAulttii danet will have become a part oT hialory and the archivM ol the mind I waa one o( Ihoae a gradIMIM and Ike brtdfa of half a CMlury irannMaai noatal gla, OMMrtM ud a lonKlng at UaM for tMnga that no loafer ex lit Ah yet. memories And one Bmoit impretalve mem la the recollection of the HHBbar of Mtraordloary •namfaiM Jowlali frtMidi who were my daaanalaa at Tech Many of liiaai brainy ictiool chum« went on to become Innuential leaden in their choaon profcaoioaa ami buoineta^ m afeoM Mt neoaMartly In Omaha Why thli remlnlacinf^ There la a purpoae tor thta iMd-ln (or the column Bocauae of the Tech High r»Mien Ralph N«H. OM of (hoae brtihi 'H groihialM. •aa In Omaha it the time of the Old Timers Aug 14 m«H Ing He wu Invited to addreia
Help Sought U)NDON (JTA) - The Unitad SUIca will again be aikad Ihla wotk to tackle the Ruaatana ov«r the baffling and tragic caie of lUoul Wallan berg, the Swedlah dtplomat. wtK>m the Swedlih govern ment baa been trying to trace far more than JO yean Un Nina Ugergren Wal t half tiller, will meet In Wiahington and to check reporti that who would be 67 became a forgotten prtaoner In the labor or mental hoapltalt of the "(julag Archipelago" alter taving thouaandtof Hun garlan Je«'( from the Naila In l»44 Wallenberg waa kidnapped by the Ruulana In Budapetl in January IMS. and drqjlle a (ketrhy Soviet claim thai he died In the I^yanka Priaon In l!M7. ttreims of prtaoners have tealKied to iceing or hearing of him yean later l^it [)ecember a Moicow Jew. Jan Kaplan, was rearpetted after claiming he met a term Sweduh prwoncr in yrka Priaon hwr yean could conceivably be
TraMportatloa expert Ralph tfoMvaduKa, onttwoMrgy crMi. Nogg voke laol week at ttMXr the Early Bird aaaalon regard Ing hit field of expertise tranaportatlon and trucking Nogg has bean invoived In thia area of butiiMM iince int Hia credila are duly Im preaalve For example, he hat lerved the U S Department of Tranapertation aa a federal Inialae of the Yale Ripreaa System Involving aome of America'* major trantportallwi ronipanif a Nogg it preaently (Chairman of the Board and Chief Exe nitlve Officer of Boaa-Llnco Truck Unr* of Ruffaio. N Y . a potltMNi which requires hit commuting from his home In Denver to Buffalo Iwk-e a month Nogg used his conalderabie gift of expreaaion by adamant ly appaalng a bill advocated by Senator Ted Kennedy which would deregulate the trucking Induatry He lUted 17 percent of trucking miles today are miles accrued with vehicles running empty He malntaint dereguialion will cause thl!i figure to soar even higher With the cost of fuel going out of tight Nogg said one of Amenta t best invettmentt would be to Improve railroad roadbeda He advocates the use of fast moving monorail systrmt to move giiods With Mollie and her travel ling pusaycata away exploring the Cataklll Mountains 112 membeni were served "finger lirkin' good" fried chicken under the capable guidance of Coiom-I Toby Kagan and her troop of rul)nar> charmfrs Ralph Nogg honorrd ut b> re
cllmg UM* hamolzH' and JotHIce led the benl.ihen This wat a 2'fer day Kir»l. Ralph Nogg addrvtsinK the Karly Bird th<-> ' A Skinner. assltl,< dent of Omaha puDiic scnooit, ipoke to the group (oilowtng the meal Skimer recalled living in the same North Omaha neigh boriiaod, at a youngster, with several Old Timers and he stimulated chucklct when he said in thote days one had to be a good scrapper or speedy runner to exiti He reminded his friends he was a Netiratka state track dump back then - fighting waa not his forte Skinner affirmed Omaha's sciioni system It considered almve tlie nal lonal average academically and Its physical (a duties are In good shape He said Omaha does not have the violence associated with adioolt In other parts of the country Hr stated enrollment It down In Omaha'i sctMiolt due to I declining birthrate The prediction It (or a conlinu ance of smaller families with a definite resulting affect on school systems Old Timers welcomet four new memt>ers Art Artier, Irv Uncoln. Norman Unculn and Elto Stone Guests at the lunch were Eli Friedman. l>os Ang eles. brother In law of Alfred Frank. Harry Winer't ton In law. Sam Blend, daughter. Irene, and grand-daughter Marlene from Kansat Cily l.,ou Mayer's brother. Al. wtwae home Is In Beverly Hills. California, alto joined us Ralph Nogg was hotted by hit brother-in-law Dr Ben Siutaky Nate Schneider. Morrir Sax and Harry Kranlz were back and looking sprite after recent Ulnest Al "Bergle" Hergman an »wered the pleas of the card players and donated .15 de<'k.s of playing cards Yipes' We ran start an Omaha bram-h of Oy Vegat' Neil mpflinK. Aug 28 (iuesl tpeakiT Kill IH- Hugh Tinley. Kxeculive Vice Presj dent ol Farmers Naliimal Company Mr TInlev Is alto recognized as an authority In amateur radio broadcatlmg
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M Z YOSHANAH ByBarbPoctM Howdy' As slated In our last article we've been very busy Aug 4. wr had our tec'onrt ruth with Chalm Weizmann ISIO We went Ice skating al HItrhrtK'k Park, then a house party at the home o( Mr and Mrs MIkePlatt Aug 12, the gro(4> held two haictions FIrtt, a car waah al Mobil on 114th and West Dodge. In which we made tB3 That evening members went to Dam Site 16 (or our (IrsI date party Atterwards we went to the home of Mr and Mrs Sid Kosentilalt lor a but (et dinner The moat current function was our Tacky Rush and Scavenger Hunt Well, you can gueta what II was by the name Atter the hunt we had a tundae bar and a contest to tee wbg^waa dressed the tack lett I this was won by Andy Redler i The group would like to thank our Milmonu. Becky Kozlen and .Sheryl Talelman for the dedication and imagi nation which went Uito the planning ul our three rushes Our next function Is a book sale on Aug 26. from Mam to 4 p m . at the Jewish Com munily Center And la.Hl but not least, the executive board hopes to see all the members al the JCC on Aug. 28. al 9 X) a m for our first meeting wilh our nev, freshman class
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In addition. sludenti> may elect "Conversational He brew" with Walter Feidman This class requires a third hour of study, time and location of which will t>e deter mined by the students and the Inatructor The Hebrew clasc meets lor a total ol two hours A registration fee of QO (III.
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Norms Rae: Story of a Gutsy Woman lllMdiUi«bf(tcr w w«di MK't awn proMoM nat't KM" <Stfy rwd). an atlraettv*. raflMi UMrai <rtM •oite ta • MMU SMlk^ drak a«d dlin^ Tb* awt •( Ite Ilf1i«. OHrflUMa ara• (ppi ii|i|irmlw e«wrlMi« ttMi Mv lMrli)eytaai War *oAaky I Raa Lritaun I. a«i HddMly fvaryttlag niiiiiii trirr-"- "--• —-••-'--" f"-!*NanM Rac ipawk kar draary 4ayt Ite caUiyM la IMT IraMtonnaUaa Nov. Namia Rar k bat IMT matbar (Baitara Bailari It tMat <>••"'«'" O" McMaa*4ayaflarday Ufcav«i».lia-la(btr(Pa(Hia« la) la kflUag MaMaM tran atraaa aad atrabi a( 0» many darai MrigaadtoMaaadbaatU "Yau'n aU ui'araaitad bad laidMvaid." RndM latta dK aevly. Ike an warkan coaw to raaila* tb* dUOndt ttoy arc awrtlnc under - *»* moat are rriudaat ta M tor fear o( nprtaal by the canpaoy -ma bOtoaalypiact Mean nodawt.ihay tall RaUbeti 11 «a'i« ftrad. mbara will «t f» and bow cm wc Mvporl aw lami Maa*"TI>ei«labiir|iiiliw^(ibdie1tbadatir»«<iarbbiglii« •Ul wblcb daaa aol caaatdar ttw haiMi and waUare of 11't work era "YouldlaeCUacfchMi'-araibermlU-laduoad - U you doo-l n#i( iar baNar workbic tbawofkcn Norma Rae pradpKalea Oie worten'decMlon to orfanti* by iiiM(ln( the mill ownert IS a iMad^m nntraaUtlao Sba avpealt to tier co-workcrt. btacfc and wliiic alike, to Aare to a oaounon band af HoMtaf aad fltfdb« to aarvtve la«Mbar aielcaUy, kar Mw buebnad Saaay (Beaa Brldgeai obiervM I tlapiewliini to tm drtarnMnatlaa to mak« ibc a vlaMe taeve Attbai^ bar tato wl0t voet ia IMr aMrrlage, ba Mcracly admires her panplcadty to "beat dK cycURn Kilm virvan «!• i^ Norma Rae avlnrei and admire bar pMleaopby that to tlie kaowtodge to gH more out o( life one muH rind 'ghwaf one's aalf The nini'f director. Martin RHt. laaMcd to a racMl MerThe movie. Norma Rae. waa a labar o( IBM tar all conearaed. aUiervlae I woiddn't have qiani a yoar aid «(ay Wa It Untoaa I Ibai^ H had a iiaidat qaallty to H. I •t have baaa toiaratlad to br1i«h« It to tba acraea Meat af OM fllm thai have baeir made abnd wenen to d» paal bava
mpk ladtoi Norma Rae to abe«l a vitiy. TSy - a n^Htr - my tavorlte type " Sally Pteid detcrtbed her role ai 'the moat Imtwrtaal. creative ddiac that has ever htwanad to my We Norma Rae Is a wmtm a( v«ry lidle aducatlOB - and Ae dueau't flad any hope to bar IMe. at the tiFglnabu of the fUm Ai the rtary evolve*. baamar. aba pvn up and tanma to tlfbt for baraeH and what AetaattavaalB." Rao liOdwiuai oeociirred. iaytn(: "I loved the icrl|i(. the eatrage and the auturtty ol the central charactan Us aa ei traariinary atory and baa a paalUve patot ul view to d. Norma Rae k aal a cyaicai aaavto, wfelcft to a rarity tfeaae daya. Ike itory ibawi Hul yau can wtv9 and nipact a waman wllbaid bavw«b bar. «ban bava )wi paen that to a asovto laodberak. tar will And Naraaa Rae Thar* to a scene at the local rtvar, toto eaol off on i bet Nmnser't day NamuRae to'aklnny K'totivtdig" wMb Mm. A* tba twa drift «•• Narma Rne would Uhe to toatnia 'atordM^asadlto Narma Una ba'a gM a' girl back In New bebaaani Marawneia
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Later, heesdy aware thai he ctadd aol have acconpltohed the figaaUc leat to Ihto tonaU Bagltot lewn without Norma Rae ReubtfieanAdM; "YendMagrcatJob-arenlmlKvab'TIUs time Sormt Raedoean't aoh 'whal'i that* " The meanbig Is ail s|icUed out by the gUal of adrolralioa to Rauben's eyea When H's time for Reuben to go back to New Volt, they part ai hto car to an apan tot Tliere are no enibrscei - tuot • warm i - wHh Roubea aaying "Thank you (or your eon^, jrour ilamtoa and wonderful help I never coidd have dooeltwItlMMityott I don't likruytog goodbye'-^juatbabappy -bewoU" HappUy, "Norma Rae" haa proven dial rriatlOMMpa can eaist. wdb motual respect and admiration as guMillaoa It's an riamplary nim - and we're ail sb«i richer, to watdstoglMsespertonec evolve For once, the central Jewtob charadar Is •arm. oampntotonato anddaccsd - and ReUbrn Wsnholtaliy is truly I manacb! rwontleth Cpniury Pon la to be congratulated, along with di rodor Martin Km. producers Tamara Aiaeyr* and Ales Koae osid acwnnaiilen Irving Ravelcb asid Ms wife Harrtrt Frank tar lerwwiaHBg a beauUful. moanbigfid fUm whrrr brinit Jewtob bring* about mitzvah wttlnul even lietng aware o( it.
Dooth Sontonco MEW YORK-Amaaaty l» oftbeSmtot Unton appaalk^ to Mm to easMBUto tlM dtalk aaalancea paaoad agatoat toar awn to the Ukraine The St^reme Court of the (JfcraMan RcpuMir has upheld the death sentence pMaed on At«. a. Itn by the Denelak Regional Court ag olnsl Rafael AdtlaslivUl. Elu MikhaUtohvill. Gabrtol Spi aahvUI aad a Mr Abaaaov Use tour were among S* peo^ ptoconvMad of alaaUng sur plua textiles tram a laelory and aelltog Uiam tar private gate AU thoa* alim'id to denUiareJawa. Undir Invtol law Ow cmsdsaaned man may be aaacMlad at any time usriaas dicy petl Uon tor detMUcy. wMcb may bagraaladbyMr. Bradmavto Ms capacity aa ChalnBan af 0» USSR Sinrami tovIM The daadi penaHy to the SovtolUntan to carrtad out by
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VERY IMPORTANT AUaiONS PERSIAN AND ORIENTAL RUGS Ou« K> th« Ifonion girttntnmnt rmrtction on vipcxting f*fii9> lugt lit* oo*n<y II clwim down and rttay or* no long»f i»p tvMnimg faftion CatpW »»fonmtt Therder* ih» ogawy <• •«fc*d 10 oti*' >*fi ptan* and nam «*• by ou#iorifofton ol IIIOM Inonoolly (oncamad liwv* h—" tontulimi )o ditpoM oi itwM and oitwc bol«t ol <aluabt« hondmod* fxtian ond Or>«nial tup> wMctt IwM boon m ••eroga r«r ir«i« canvoMonco Itw fsodt h«v« b««« mo««d lo
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HIrshbom was atunned What was behind all of this I a Cangraaaman. who told him The trouble was the name' Hirahbon Chang* the name, said the congressman ll's loo Jewtah Hirsbhom waa told by many others that If he didn't Insist on the gallery bearing Ms name, there would be smooth sading namn U no. said Hinhhom This had bean Ms wboto life TVre were other muaeums. the Whllney. the Corcoran. The Smtthaoniaa aamcd lor todlviduals who bad ettaMtohed them Why AaaMn't the art galtory have hto name* Joe HlnridHnanaUy. of course, had his way Thepnphecles that Ute art BBaaom would be a failure arc now proven rtdicutou* Anae Lewis art critic of the WaiMngton Peat wrttaa that the Hirsbhom Art (iailery had a Mggcr attendance Iwt year Oian die Muaaum of klodara Art to New York The Idea of attaekbig a muaaum because H bears a Jcwlah name seema ao Hitariy atopid NlMi woidd Rambrandt have lhoi«M of IP ReoenUy the prcaa raported the many mllltona aaked (or Rembrandt's pich«e. The RabM No daoM. Rembrandt knew that the rabbI had a Jcwlah name Moat rabbU do Rambraadt patotad many plcI af Jew* wMcb are today moat prtiad poaaaaaton* of art gal
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Ry David aehwaiti Jewtob Tatoripktc A«sncy. lac Art gaOartoa draw craw* Ihaae days, but what to artMl aat sHytMng yea can aM ar wear kraal ZaagwO said "art to truth seen as beauty " la art I* oonearaad wNh baportaal thtogs-tndb aad beauty One thk« dmt alanda out above aU abaat art to that H la untver laltoUc Yau may aat be abto to iBi*ratand a nanebmaa'* la» gtt^a or a Odnaaa ipaakh«. but ttare to a» dtlOcidty to andar atMdb« Md tgprarlall^ Umlr art Hw toagaag* of art traaaeand* an natisMi, racial or roilgtou* boundartoa So art It worthy af aama appreciating Anyway. Joe Hirsh bora dM alitatt aa of Ma life HInhhera came fram Riga. Ruaato In America ba find lived to Brooklyn and II waa at Ow early age of 17 be toveaiad a bardcorned ITS lor two eogravtoga that Imprmaed Mm That waa the begtontag of a kind of kwe affair with an thai has nmtlmwd even 19 to taday-al aa age ctoae to to Year after year, he added to the caltoctton. Hto bw*taiaaaHatr».wb>cfa had Bothk^ to da with art. proaperod. as be had money to purchaae more aad more ptoturea and aculptiWM One day to Prealdeat Johnaon's Admlnlstrattan. Joe H horn visited the White House He wanted to praaont Mo art tort Ion. estimated then to be worth KO ffiUlkm-aew doiMa amount—to America Praaldent Joimaan natta-ally waa pleased and wurhrd to CongroM to provide a buddtog lor the prspoaed new gallery there waa giwral pralae of the Prealdant lor bavtaig taosrad eoilertlon l( was known that England and other rountrtes were anxlouBkiril Vet not murh later, there was a flood of crillCMm about the project Any and every kind of otatameni was made Tba ooUactkin. it was said, was of an loltrtor qaiUty. Alto Oe alto cboaen lor the new gallery could be better aaed The gattery. It was said, was sure to prove a great flop Few would ever vi
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Betty Hirsch Reacts To Fugu Plan Story There w» aloMil w oiMy Mn of HolocMiit Mrvhwi, M Vtmn are lurvlvan Tlili •M hat a luvpy Midkig. RMcUag lo a JawWi PTMI tUwy on the Pucu Plan, (Am !•) a profram the Japaneae Kduhnc World War II to wtUi J«wi In the island* ottxf ' rtaa. Mr heritar) •, -_^„,. Ai a girt In Berlin. Mrt Hindi worked ai a iMirlal lutdt to Japaaeae einlmtri and bualMMman la IR7. ihe left Berlin and her family to travel to Japan Unllte Uw VS. Aurtralla MUBtrtea. Japan door policy. Jewi could (0 there even wtthout « Vila Once In Japan, Mrs Hirsrh found out thai her par mil and one brother had per llbed at Auschwitz Another survived, hidden by lentlle wife That twvUwr llvea In Berlin "I could see what was com tng." said Mrs Hirsch "When I left Berlin. I dtdn'l tell my parents where I was Roinn " AI the tieKlnnlnn ol the war. the Japanese, said Mrs Hirsch didn't really care about Jews In Kobe. Mrs Hirsch taught Uerman to Japanese profesakmal people, but things remained difficult "We had one egg a month, everything was strictly raUonad," she recalled On her way to Japan. In l(S7. Mrs Hirsch saw many llgna of Ihe times that were coming" In Naples, lUly, I MW a whole Japanese war toH." she said In Hongkong. Kgaaral Japanese warships ^^•l sunk in a lyphoon (hal VBroyed eveo'thing in the barimr Mrs Hirsrh's ship was wrecked but not sunk Inlhetyphoon In Japan. Mrs Hirsch con Unued laaduiig German to Japancac »hmiM» and engineers She bought a house In Tokyo, which later was ^•^ by U S warplanes ^H IMO. she wu placed ^^•r bouse arrest by the JapI^Bl aecrM military police 1W airaat Usled unM the Japaaaae Marenderad In l»4S Aflar her Tokyo houae waa bombed, Mrs Hirsch and other Jews were espeilad by the Japaneae to Ihe mounUins On Aug IS, IMS. says Mrs Hirsch. all Jews In Japan •I ta be killed the miiah j^MT* pgripoMd until the •ccupathm 1 had to have an operation
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Mrs. Betty HlnchteUaothw wartime e»pertencaalB Japan. on my eyes." Mrs Hirsch said "! got glaucoma from weeping so much for my fami ly I was completely akme "In the msuntalna. die had to gather firewood In ISKtegrer below zero weather After Ihe war. Mre Hirsch •old her house and everything she possaased and came to the U S She was rehised a visa here, and was obliged to re
Games Bagin MKXKI) CITY. (JTAi The fourlh Pan American Marrabiah (iamck opened herr with participants from 16 niunlrles including Ihe U S and ('anada The inaugural cerenxmifK were allPnd<M In r.iiiliinii MesK and >.i I ' 'I dan World MMCiitMt' 1.1111111 m liittel
For the first lime in Marra Mah games. Ihe competiikm Wluded Indoor soccer and bridge A parallel event was the Inauguration of a local Jewish sports renter here attended by representatives ol Ihe coun tries particlpaling in the games Both events received runsid eraMe attention In the Mexi can media
turn to Japan Finally, In 1947 ten years after leaving (ier nian\ HIH- <A<IS .IIIO\K<M) into 111. . by HI • ii-nl organitatiim Slncf she had training as an orthopedir nurse, she wa.>i as •Ignrd to the l)r Philip .Sher home in Omaha, where she was paid MO a month, plux room and hoard A week after her arrival Mrs Hirsrh wpnl to buy bread, and Ihe grocer said "I have a man for you " The lolkming we«"k. she be ramr engaged lo Phillip Hirsch Their marriage ha» lasted 31 yrani
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Seeking Visit PAHIS. iJTAi Kremh Koreign Minister Jejin Kran coix Poncel IS du»' to mwl with Ihe Palestine l.ilierallon Organization's head ul lureign relations. KariHik Ksddfiiimi amidsl Imri PUlrhlel ', pay an uffirul vi.sit lu Kramc sometime jnaulumn Kremh offlrlals say Ihey "know nolhinit' about swh a visit bul r..' • claim 'the i agreed upon .IMU ii<>» v>.- mu^i only work iiul Ihe delaiis "
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change ol pace And the other afternoon Liberty Kaier had one ol her famous "Sing alongs " which is Rre.it fiin for all The marr in full swing will . i-s man teaching ^i lul.s ul nice things will he m<id<- for Ihe Hill " for the Open Hi' 'ing» Alining ini' recent trips away from Itw Home was a shopping trip lo Crossroads. lunch al the (irtiund Cow and .....iK..r lit.,.. ,1 the Pancake ing up Is a trip
service The firsi program in the se rii-s presents CRC Dlretlnr Mike HK'hmond in an inter view, followed by Carol (Jendl rr discussing the Omaha mm munlty. Ahe Kalelman dlsctawlng('ounrll Bluffs, and IxNiis Kinkelstein discussing l.lm'oln Jewry In addition lo two lorally produced programs. New York Jewish Kederation JomI Campaign straws will be pre senled over Ihe next four months
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