New Program Utilizes Professional Teachers ByRabMJoaaibao OlrMlar, DwUMOl of COUNCIL BLUFFS. UNCOLN. OMAHA Omaha. Nab.. Fri.. AuguatSL IfTI
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communily cooperation Though communily srtiools exist throughout the I'nlted States, the community support of lull time profewlonal teachen is a new concept which, If succeashU. should allow Ihe amaUer conunu nltlea throughout the country to strengthen eatabHahad and plleclivr local pragrama. Through the combined effort.s o( the Omaha Hebrew Day .School, Beth Kl Syna gogue. Beth larael Synagogue, Temple larael. and the Jewish F'ederallon o( Omaha, the DP pirtmenl o( JrwiHh Kducatloa conducted a national search lor applicants with both university framing in Jewish studies and professional certification in the field of educa tMn iMW A C'oordlnaii' .»»S consisting of ' i from all the p stilutions suT\i apT"- •
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More Russians Due The Seldlns—Sarah and Ted with daogUcn, Stephanie (left) and Beth. Mr Seldin Is the oew president of Temple larael. Whan Ted Saldin joined the ttaftt IwaH Board of Trua la«a Ma aaaoclallon was herahtad by the devaaUUnc Uir nado o( May Iffi A few day* after he had agreed to be diairman of (he Butldliig and Graunda Commltlec the toma do wracked havor on the syna
For the next year Mr Seidln akMig with many other dedicated and Intaraitad congregantt had the reapomlbUlty of rebuilding Temple larael Slncp that lime he haa cooUnued to play an active role In lynagogue buabieaa culmlBa^ lug la bk elacUan laai May at prwMm of dw MngregaUon "I have a pMloMlnr that
when you drink from the well you have an obligation to rp store It I support Temple N rael and have lieen aclive on the Board because I want to try to givp a return for the many benefits thai my family baa derived from Ihe syna fggue."Mr Seldin explained A native ol Council Hlulls. Mr Seldin wu raised in an
•Mission Leader Plans Information IVIeeting take piaoe Monday. SoiH. 10 at 7 » p.m In tha Jewlah Com munlty Center The MMon la Mhedulad lor PMt tl March 2. and JanMa .rarber. IMO Federathn Campalpi Chatrman. MM that anyone Inlaraatad in the trip li wcounnad to attaMl the Inhtrmatlonai maoUnr Mr Farber aald Uial he and Loula B Sotanon, FtdaraUen executive dlractor, who haa Juat retunwd from larael on Ibe tw Prune MWalar'a Mlalion, will brtcf Oia group on iiMuatlonlnlaraH of tba Facl: MMon U to provide a baia of contrlbtiton 'ttie Federation Campaign, to recruit new worfcere lor the Campaign, mai to pR>vlda an
lama and nredi." Mr Partier laid Mr Farber indicated thai he waa moat pleaaed with the laopoiiat to the Mlaalon to data. Over M people have ex praiad Intaraot In the MMalon and Bince apaoe la llmtlod. he urged all Interaated partlet to attend the Informational Mooflngao that plane can be Mr Farber atated, "Our community la moat (ortunatc thai liw MUton Llvlnffton Foundation haa. for the third year In a row, agreed to aubaldlae our fact finding Mlaalon to larael Without thla gmeroua contribution, the Omaba JewWi Community would not be able to provide thM aubal dliad Fart-Flnding MlaHon lo
larael " He further suted that 'the rinrt two Mlaalona have been moat auccaaaful and have made a great Impact on the Federation Campaign " He reiterated ttir requirements for participating in the Mlaalon They arc a* follows: • Rach participant must pledge a minimum Incrcaae to the IMO Combined Federation Campaign e<|ual lo Ihe aubaldy provided by Ihe Livingston Foundation • Prevloua mlaalon partlclpanta are not eligible The approximate coat tor Ihe roundtrip Omaha to larael and return Is approximately lino per couple and 1735 par Individual Thoae wanting additional Information before the maatlng may contact Mr .So
Orthodox background Afler moving lo Omaha in 1959. he and his wile, Sarah, carefully through! out their rellgKNis needs before joining Temple Israol Accordin* to Mr .Spldin. the basic Kriorm philuMiphy wan right for him and was closest lo what he hellpved in Over the yean the synagogue ha» been an Important part of the .Seldin lamlly life The rell (ContmupdonHageJi
The Jewish Federation of Omaha has agreed tu resettle 36 mdlvlduaU fmm Ihe .Soviet I'nkmiii!' .ear The h Board ol Direclun. .ipiJKiM-d Itje re quest from the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society iHIASi al a meeting on Aug 21 Approval of the reset liemcnt plan i.i contiiigpiit upon the coiitiMUing availability of Block (irant funds In other action, the Board agreed lo an out o( court set tlemenl In conmntion with al legpd deficiencies in Ihe construction ol Ihe Jewish Community (pntcr building Thp !>ettlpmrnt calls for the Federation lo receive 175.000 plus loretM-arancp of funds due the architect The litigation has been pending since late Septemtwr of 1975
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Counwl for the Federal had r'.<! that the he oderu The Himrii itiiu apprrivp<l plan to renmdel thf racqi ' • " \ tot oial^ '•d lor rrpdir?). pius n ».I.IIIMI contlnKency plus 10 per cent for archi tectural fees and Inspect ton Federation President Mary Fpllman announced the appointment of Mickey Sturm as chairman of tfie Nominating Cnmmitlee. assisted by Judge Jerry (iitnick. Sidney Wertheim. James Fart)er. Jerry Hoberman. Mona Crandell, and Jane Kulakolsky The Commltlee is scheduled to nneet Get I, and mpmbers of the community may submit names of prospective candi date* for Federation to any of the cwnmittee members
Mrs. Jan Peerce Will Be Speaker At Israel Bonds Lunch, Sept. 13 The Greater Omaha Worn en's ri .If of Israel Bond.': a luncheon al whicn .Mrs KDSP Hlumkin will be preaenled with the Kl eanor Roosevelt Humanitan an Award and al which Ihe guest speaker will be Mrs Jan Peerce. chairman of the Board of Governors of the Is rael Bond Organization The luncheon, which re places the Israeli Fashion Show of previous years, will be held al Ihe Jewish t'ommu nlly (enter Thursday. Sept Dal II 30am Alice Peerce. who haa been a leader Ui Israel Bonds from its beginning. Is Ihe first woman In the history of the or ganlzation to hold the position of chairman of the Board of liovemors ol Israel Bonds Organization She IS Immediate
past chairman of the National Women's Division and was chairman of Ihe tirealpr New York Women's Division Also active with a variety of Jewish causes, Mrs Peerce Is national chairman of the Refu-
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SUMOAT. SIPTiMMa I Senior Otitant. Brunch and Film. KC, 10 a.m. MOMOAT. HPtlWBgB S LABOtDAT JCC and Fodaroltan Butinott oHtcot ciotad Pttytkol tducallon dwportmwol open 9 - 6:M p.m. TUgSOAT.MPTIIMgId Owportment of Jewith Education commiflae. XC, 7 30pm. Beth El Bth Crode Poronit mweting. 730 p m •wth El Sittorhood Board mewtirtg. 930 o m WIBNBfiOAT, HPtlMMI S B'noi B rith Broodbraokert RonchBowl. 12 neon HodotMih LurKhwon Indollation, KC. 13 noon Koioit FronhUn Mitrochi toord maating ••th El. 9:30 am. Beth El School boord mweHng. 730 p.m. B'noi Brilh Woman Boord mwetirfg. 7:30 p.m. OBT Board mewting, homaof Ltndo Novak. 7:30p.m.
TMUMtOAY, tirruMn « •'not B'rlth Mfomwi. Luncheon JCC. 13 noon Cottaga Tatflno Program CIOM. JCC. 7 p.m. OWarAdolt"Woii-in,Dfop.|«i.-BaihEI, 10 a.m.
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ALBANY. N V (JTAi Immlralinn and NaturalHaItoa Strvtoe Judft Aatkaay DaOatto. wko It docMtog Mw of accueed NatI war VUb Hataert, reby the Jewltk Ttltyndilf Agency to learn Ibe atalui of Ike Aaal brtof of Ivara Bertint, Hamer't atlor aey Haanen a naUve of LatvU who llvet to upetaie Dreadea. New York, hat been facing deportation procecdingi In Albany tad New York City ttoce Ifn lar allegtdly lalllag lo dtodam Ma Nad paal i^oa cnIraaee to Odtetmdry to iMd A JTA reporter wko called reotnUy to aA wkcthtr the Bentot brief bad beea fUad waa told by DeGaeto to hard thalbeabaokdaiy raftmed to dtocum the
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la addUon U> tlwlr dally In oohiaataat in Uie Jewuh Dty School of Omaha, both toach 9n ww von • tMoywie'NP' idnato aad ttw Oauha HebrtwHI^ School Mr GoldMeto will toack at Beth laraai aad the HIgi Scfcoel to Ike fan tad Witt add t dam al Balk P Byatgngur to Ua pragran aeal #rtag. Ma Tatt will etaducl dattet at Toaipie Itraal andwUladvlat the yoaagir youth program (U.$ I) at Btlh El Syna-
laary Mr Goidttein ha* laugM cxieativciy In aynalefvarlouiaffll^ Ike No« York area. H« hat produced aiaierfab tor tbe toacMngof liie Hal» cauBl. rabMak Itteratare. the Jcwtih life cyde tad other Mtb)e(ta of fuadawewlil Jew tab kaowtodr He alat peaMtaat eitaaalve Jewlak ctmThe >wlth Day Sckooi of plag etperlence, moil facoally at the Olredor of Onakt It a aoa-pnfH toallluta Oouaattora at Caav Raiwdi to MrGoWrtatola
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lait received t copy of : i Ai«. M. Itti BladwttfcDaClatto. tto Mfdalad Baylaa Had their laaian oe Juae II < a copy to PtTitif i JumIS HethenhadKdayato but Detiaeto yanted DcGaato did atl. however, yield togevaraaMal raqiMtli to pealpant the Haaien hear tag latl iprtag to thai an Un porttal govarnaianl wHmti eouMtaatlfy Origlaally achaduled lor April 4. the hearliig had bean poatponed until May 17 ae that Ikto allawt hnom Watt Gar-
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Ted Seldin Elected President M) riMi MiMi Mid pMoMpby ef Mtrai JvMan have had a itrant and potHlv* impact on Jia ckUdnn. Stephanie. II. a r at Amartean Uolvcnlty ,M, aJuntaratWaalTlH M yaw aM Tampla Uraal waa toundad la in. the am JaarMi eaocragatlon lo ttla part ol UM country Thrau^ the yaart Teaiiile lakaahada ht^ MMa el
school, Man's club, SMariMiod andNPTY UMapMynarlWD atw groupa ware alartad lo serve not only Temple members but the general Jewish community The Walk In. Drop-In program for the aidar ly under the auaplcaa o( the FMeratlon meets at Temple snee a month Our Gang has been succcaaftil from Ha lacaplion II waa tariMd to fill a void lo social activity for the isnmarrieds of the Jewish
lo tha Om^ia eamtha Jawtib aodal environ at large Tlwi la )uat aa Impertani as havtuaadUicIri UM rallglouB Our Mantloa Is al Judalam lo help make that Tample can continue to Omaha a iMtlar plaec to live oMar aodal activity with a re During hla prwldenry. Mr Uglew baae so our young pea laMIn wants to nmtlnue IMi pit will find strong raaaona to IragglH and malnUln the stay wKhhi the synagogue A U^ Maadardi ael by prertous group like NFTY la a combl •dBtaMratlana and the pronation of both religious and so••itoaal tun In addltloa. he cial that appeals to the ^Ipacta the Temple to contlnyouth," Mr Saldin said speak ^«e aorving the ^wctalliad Ing from experience naada o( the many Inlereat Mr and Mrs Seidin are groupa within the congrega- proud that Beth has been an tion active member of NFTV and "The piiUoaophy o( Reform Is currently serving as presiJudalam itreaaet W aearch dent lor Innovative ways to kerp Over the last few years. Judalam alive and well We other areas have shown an In bdleve thai the values and crease In services provided to traditions o( JudaUun should the congregation A variety of be conveyed to our people In classes In educational Inter the moat raaNatlc and relevant eats (Or both Jews and non tarma of cootamporary locle' Jews are held on a regtilar ly." said the quiet ^wken, re- basis There has been a •arved, preaktenl growth In the number of con"In IMa reapect, our rabbis gregania seekinR cuunsplinit are aware of the spiritual lor personal prdiilrm* frnm oeeda of the Individual at i the rabbis time when indivtduallsni is Mr Seldin will strive to somewhat threatened In our maintain the high level of Insociety Whether there are s volvcnwnl o( ih* Board memlarge or small numl>er preaent bers and the congregants ai Tcmpla at any event or aer"Our members have a great vice we are striving for qua! desire lo participate in ily both splnlually and intH Temple artlvitlei 1 am lectuaily lor those who are amazed at the number of there members wtw come forward Temple Israel has always and ask II they can help in any had a diverse array of groups way The Board Is very tuned to aerve the neads of Its mem into the congregation and Us bers Including the religious needs That Is how we have
maMalaadourstaMUly' Backing vp tkl are the reauMa af a away o( Temple Israel membart taken •bout two ytan aga Accord^ Ing to Mr Seidin moat of the people were satisfied with the actlvltlaa that the synagogue has to offer For the future. Mr Seldlo has Inatltulad a long range planning taaft force to assess the questions that need to be answered In the future 'The purpose Is to look at what we have now and the dl ractlons the congregation should move In ortler to malnUln stability We sometimes get so Involved with the day to day functions of Temple that we don't kwk at the future Five years from now we don'l want things lo come upon us which we didn't anticipate but could have The basic phlloaophy of Reform Judaism holds that changes can and do occur within the framework of Jew Ish tradition We are willing to look at change " A lawyer by edurallon. Mr Seldin Is executive vice presi dent of Seldin Development and Management ('o He Is a Life Director of the Metropol itan Omahii Builder's aaaoclalion and served as Its presi dent In 1971 He has also been beavUy involved In the National Aasoclatlon of Honw Build ers serving as national dirrc tor lor 10 years and national vice president in WSand 1976 One section of his olllrr wall Is covered with ptarquPK al testing lo the honors IH- has gamrriHl Irom bcilh organiu lions. When not devoting hours to his work or communily acliv Itles Mr Seldin likes lu r<-lax by playing tennis, taking piCtUTPS or traveling In 1978 he and his wilr participated in the Temple Study Mission to Israel Of course, he was inter ested in the housing and how II
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"In the areas we travalad through, the citlea were very viable The people live and work In the cities and care about them A major problem facing our country la the future of urban communltlaa," Mr Seldin explained When his term of office la over Mr SeldUi who haa been secreury. traaaurer and vke preaktent plans to continue hla partlclpatkNi in Temple af lairs but take a leas active role He believes that it Is Im porlant after a parson has bean heavily Involved to step aside and let others take an active part The strength of any organizational board is its continual replenishment with people who have new Ideas Until that time. Mr Seldin will head Temple Israel using his personal philosophy ol management "As president I have the res ponslblllty to be sure thai the vanoua functions are carried forward As a practical mat ter these function* are del egated to be ac moat efficiently rcaponslbillty is a w,iy lu 'JUMO s strong congregation with participation of morr mem bers while mainlaininK the in tegrily ol Kelorm Judaism "
Welcome Oavid Seckler, Mr and Mrs David Sh t^artsman, Mr and Mrs Lev Shakhtman, Mr ar>d Mrs Louis Stekoll. Saeed Tour serkani, Mr and Mrs David Weder, Mr and Mrs Arsalan Zargarian
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A Mix of "Outrageous" Editoriaism ByliOaBardJ Dwrto NawEartRaport Two lOMci BWirtod tn thr editorial pafM Ibia week Andrew Yaw« and U^oofMlaUoMwMilkoPtOObvtoMiy.iaoy were MM af Utr "fUdlcrtoNa. toeradMa, aad icandatoM" ware UK wenk uoed by Uw ChrHttM IdMM llMMar to two dMonrt odHortok 10 deacrlbe Uw (act Uiat •tfet UaHad aiatoa ftada Haolf Mabte to ulk offlclaUy wKh the PU> boeauw of praaUw to Ivaat." On Auc i« tbe UMltor Hanod Yauafi "taWni to act to accor tor You^Ti kdlytoUH
The Jewish Press (FMnaadtninn ruoiHn9# w#Muy Ml rfMty •v tha JwwWi F*awMion of Omati*
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I Letters to The Editor
E*n Mgutag (hat ttie Unttod StalM aboHid nagouato with Ike PLO. The ITaMafha Pool iaid aucb taika CM orty take place aftor ttia PLO rooo^riaM "laraal'i rlgM to edat and accopto •aaakdton M and as " Olhorwtoe. Ika PMt laid UM admtotoHaltaa "tailora" oaeowaga *nka PLO to a* tar a toM pHa." "reward wtawlanM to oMiipwtao" and "aanounw tbM Ute
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•cribed Ity New Yorti TIBMO rolionnM Jame* Reaton aa an in^ oompatoot.' a prapagaadtot.' a man o( vkiicnt thouipit' " and "Mr Cailor'i^troAvMW " SavaralcaniwanlatoinMaUMuodtbewbotodnflafadmirt* trallM policy, a drtfl dut crintod Ika pra-PIX) atmoopiMrc to wMekYoMigMt becouMfiOMatop further ThereaaoMtar a Mrttod coialtog of ttw FIX) are undear. uid HH EIHM Oty TMMa, aMwiipilho papor auMMtod H may be SM to a deM« tar a draautlc proilartiM "broafctkrauib" or to "Unu
*^ka dMpw paM" of the laaue, Tba PMI wart M to lay. "la dial AaariCM cradtaUtty la It laaM, Md larMl'a wllUn«ia« to keep taktaiUwrlik of peace rootoMABMrleMcrodMUty " no NOT York ThMi atnnvh'«tMrad wkfc Tko PM. Moorttog "Modaratea have not tared wok toMdi dw PtX). nor bw dto PIO alwayi land wrti among PalHUntoaa. To MMhd tt m dNtroalynpraoMtattvawouldbaaavtoMpMlUc^ad " An oorkH'ThSH odttadal I Aug. M) analyMd dw Young reaI«WUM It Aarply ranUadad ka readon. "K ahouid be kept dear dul he wao not lacrlflead to the demandi of lirad or AOMrtcM Jm The aaMkly OMI Awhww Voui« onbodlM d» mMdiar ' vtvcwckeiaUyt Uto UclMMd Nowi UndM aiao kwbad at Young't artlom - to a vary critical llfpH ll Hiaol Yiwni"iii imiiiMHili lilplu mat. a BuntvMMUy IncapaUe If dtt wU^tadpilM nqrtradof hMttvMnato atoodhig Mgto M UW pdttiral ladder, a nton te
TO Owl b M peadbto lha( Jewt* paipte k«n OoM*! (ir ( ataetoiCrwiodotyiweuldfttodwSovtoiUatontora' _ ore trip" Nrt nudi dUtarMl dua gdag to <}orauM)r to dw Vsl and doakig your oyw. Or poriupi dMM poipto an nd awm ll 1 wkrt to raoUy gotog M OfeouraetharalinuditobeaeMUMra andUdiouhlbc a. Baoil'i. dw HormiU^l. Rod SqMN wNb iMUn-t To brt k to atoo nacenary tor poipta to IH and to know whal la I pMk« to Uto Jwn of Uto UMR. And k to vkMiy I atoJowiofdHUantokavodditatoKkto^wM I Jewtak rdlgtaM and cuHural I Tourlda MTve to buoy dto opblto of Jewkk actinau and R» aad dwy (iourldi I alw MTvo M hnpartaat oortacu bedatod Sovtot Jewi aad Jawi to Uw Wad If a pcrMn goea only aa a lowiat-Uw lame moMy yw pay tar your trip to doUan If being uaed by Uw Sovtot Govanuneut to pay Iha iMrdi to Uw labor canipa to watch Ome Imprliomd becauae of Otolr dealTP to leave for larad Continued on Page 51
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i Letters to The Editor ]
Leadership Seminar Planned
tl takcf more UMD roura|E hr Uww who wttli to Immlgrotr 11 take* all of IN l4) help Uitm tnd riMNT •« care
TolhfBdMw: The iMdenof the PU) have not tuniadawii' '—'>v-trpian to tipcl the Jvwiiti people (ram liraal or to I < The PU)cnnlhMwa-artto( terror are Intenpeneo ...... ^.^..^anda Arafat promlaeii to come to the United Nallorui Ihu (all of 1979 once again. Iiiigaaimittolfcmtng each day at noon lor the wwkbtfort. In the week durtiig and In the *ffk dDfr Ar.ifdt'v vikll 0» Jemn Bl New York and ail other bined vigil and leaHet dltt \ taHlr u) the Battery and mn to iw prtaent at every lnl< i llomof the itreet if there art-i>ul! .ii Moreover. thl« vigil thouM r> Atlantic to the Pacific In every ulljk m Uir ume dayt and at the ume hour l.,e( u' .in«t4i, waar piM or iprak of the chmei against the Jew aiHl against hunantty commitlrd by Arafat and the P1>U In theae leaflelt let it tic made clear that the ft/) it support ed by the Soviet I JIKJCI tiy Lllivii by Algrrta and by .Saudi Ar atlla Let i« Include ••• " ''• •"•• 'he number of - " t blnla of peaceful lnl<" ibeenihOKi Ing more than pnjpatilobe lolktwoi „.
terror l^et UK "i"^' m, iiirtp in ihe»e leadeti the cotnmilmenli made to liradby ' Mr Kiuingrr. Mr KordaivlbvMr Carter Lei u* fur'' < intheaeleorielgithr lullowlngpropntalii Mr Sadat and llie Kgyptlan people must disavow the Va\n tine Natlonai covenant lor it clearly calls lor Ifir destruclioii nl the SUI« of liraH A raaolullon to that effect should be intriK duccd In the Omgrna In this "Year of the Otlld" abotllton of haired lor Jews and for (Itnstalns must be abollahed In the schools, textbooks and madia of Egypt This must become an avowed, publicly aiiled condition for complete evacuation from the Slnai An es sentlal provision of the peace agreement twtwaen Egypt and Is raci Is the commitment to obiarvc human rIgMa The UN must open Its seaslons to Uie presa snd the public and piMlsh a daily Jownal covering verliatim its activities This ttxi muit be Introduced as a rcMilutMn In the Congress as a rider to theapproprUtlonforthei; N I a(i|)cal to the Jewish people in America and Its readers to organtae and carry out this vigil II is fur the prolactkin and lurvival of the Jewish people and its ideals and for the protection and survival of the American people and Its ideas Dr SaaMHiL Sdwtabarg CMlagePait.MD
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lit rmiimm to a from numbers of the PresldenU' Council of the Jewish Federation of Omaha, a l.<ead erahlp Training Seminar has been scfieduled lor Monday. Sept 10 and Monday. Sept 17 at the Jewish Community (°en ter al 7 p m
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accordUiK lu Mutv Hrrnxlfin who was appomled rhiiirman of tfie Seminar by Mary \r>\ Iman. prwidenl of Ifie Jewish Federation of Omaha Dr John Wanzenrled. auis tant professor In the Depart ment of Communlcatlona al the Univenilty of Nebraska at Omatia. will conduct the two sessions "' ' nr He Is also the I (ruction consultant lur IMi and has led l/eadership Development Workshop* throughout the city lor many years •The objective of this Sem Inar Is to equip participants to work constructively in achlev Ing the goalu of their organiza lion and In other community activities, to help develop mi> llvatlonal and leadership skills as well as sensitivity to human relations In the group setting." said Mrs Bernstein The program will encourage group dlsctnslon as well as questions and aoswen Invotv Ing Ihe leader and partlci pants "
Mary Bermteln. chairman of the upcoming Leadership Training Samlnar, lilariini the program with Dr John Wanienrlcd. notoicement of lhl» .Seminar, the fourth in recent yparti.
may call Mrs Bernstein at 3n-4<IU All presidents are
Mary Bemslem has been ac^ live (or many years in com-] munity life !^ ha.s held mcruus positions in tha WiiniiTi s Division u( Ihe Fed-| irnlioii (diiipaiKn She ha lnHii I hairman ol a mem-f txrvhip drive (or the Joslyil Art Museum, (irst vice-president of JoRlyn's Women's AsMK'lation She has also heenJ a<'tive In the Temple Israeli Sislerti'-'-' • ' ' ^ mem-, ()er o( ' AOm-l en'sgiiiu,.. ,..,».,... .4 verall lommunltywide organizations Mrs Bemsleln is married t»J Thomas Bernstein and ha two children
Dulzin Sees More Gains NKWYORK. (JTA» l-eon Dulzin. chairman of the Jew ish Agency and World Zioniiit OrganUatKMi Fxei-utives. who speiil 12 days as the gurst ol the Jewish communities In Brazil, Argentina. Uruguay. Chile, Peru and Mexico, declared here that the general political situation in moKl ol these Ijtin American coun tries seems to be more stable snd life In the Jewish rommu nitles more tranquil than In previous years
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nated between Spanish and Yiddish In his appearances at large Jewish rallies In seven Latin American cities, where he reported he was enthuslas^ tically received This was Dulzln's first visit to the Ljtin American Jewish communities In his capacity as head of tfie Jewish Agency and u( the WZO DunnK his visit to Rio de Janeiro. San Paulo. Buenos Aires. Mimlevideo. Santiago. Lima and Mexico City, he met with government and Jewish community leaden and ap-
peared In a number of prew| conferences, as well as on radio and television Dulzin. who is in New York on his way home to Israel, will participate here in meetings of the Kxecutive o( the Amen can Section o( Ihe WZO and of the Jewish Agency He will also diKcu.s.s wl American Jewish leaders problem ol "dropouts," who leave Ihe Soviet I'nion on Israeli visas and choose to set' tie In the United .States or other Western countries
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Benediction ior Kirvlling Sabbath Lights:
This Service Prettntcd os o Courtesy by
Anne Frank Richard Juro. chairman and Judi Raaaabtatt. vtca dialr mm o( Ite CuMurai ArU CauncUhava aanaunrad that Sunday.Sapt l.ltelMtlllnafttw Jewlib Heritage PUn Sartaa. 'Diary of Anne Prank". wlU tepreaented •Millie Perkint, Shelley WMart and F>d Wyan ttar In one of tte moat moving human docwnenti of our time." tltey tald Tte dwy la baaad oe Ite diary tept by a young Jewlab, giri baforc tte waa kUlad In i NaU eoncaniratlon camp At a bonua. children of Ite aaaaon Uctet bolden will te admitted to tte > 30 matinee frte of rturge Admlaaton lor Uila ipecUl manner perMrmanee will te tl per pcrwn i namtert or aoo-flMnbart) Tte evening partonaance wUlitartat7»pffl Regular adminlon. payable al tte tei offle it 11 7S for Center mem ben tnd K W for non-Center
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ptoymam tor the structurally jsfclass or under emptoyad RaMil Cakan said KSMSUI Mock, a prsfran analyst at ths Naw Yorti City cmploy•at dspHtmsot. had been ilHitnted iihBlnlilrsI n r of the Otardtoatlng CouncU'a CETA iimded profacto. Joaspli Unitr, Coordloal tag Council operaUons diractar, said the it-month grant will permit the Council to re^ emit snd train W workers to Imptomcnt the projects He said that, using rented space In the building housing thr Council Hlork will direct thr training of« of the M pertons In a 40-hour course developed by the city Social Services De partment l.anger said thr CouncU bad been certified tn provide home health rare Home health care lor the frail elderly unqualified for medlcald help will Include bathing the elderly, taking vital signs, taking the elderly
to doctors and related help Langar attlmalod l« traU aldsfty panans ««uld be halpnd swakiy over the tt-moNth period He said the health care project la scheduled ior linpl» mentalWo In Manbattan't Lower Eaat Side. WaaMngton Hel^iU In Manhattan, the shocefront area of Brooklyn and ail of Queens except Far Rockaway Jewish romn its altUlated with .it ing Council will iwjiimiister •omr of thr projects, but three of II" A III br handled by 1 '-(I workers dl recliy inirii inr (oordlnatlng Council office Onr will be e<'<>noniK- devrl opmeni In thr Cmwn Heights srctloii of Brooklyn In con junction with thr IJtica Ave nue Merchant's Association Langer said this will be lari^ ly staffed by the Crown Heights Jewish Comnuntly Council bul that the aasocia-
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York, im Ml pp lUuit m» Every nathm baa lla panllMon of htroca In lirael. wtiirh hai baan In a lUte of war (or moat of Uie three decai1i><s of iis riiii lance, Uiey UMUIIy die young, but in Irmu o( baiii ence, i|iill« old Col Yonalan lYoni) Netanyahu when he wai mortally wounded by a bural of autoniftlu lirv out of the dark al Kniebbr Airport m Uganda during the night nl July M. If» Nelanyjhu wa* the leader o( the laradl commando operation thai freed the lOO Air Kranre hijack hottagw letted by Palatl mam and German lerronits in their employ The operation clertrirted the world by lU daring and brilliance ol execution Yoni wat the only fatality, of the crack Israeli alrtxtme unit he (wnwandtd Hu was a tragic death, an Ironic fluke Vel an in oM MMer might say. his number was up In bit brief life. Netanyahu uw probably more combat ic tton than neal laMlen twice hia tge, whoae nations, unlike U reel, engage In war only at widely-spaced Intervals As a par atroop lieutenant In the Six Day War in IM7 he took part m the storming of Egyptian guns at Um Katef. helping to open the path for larad's advance Into SInal Ulaf, flgHIng on a different front. he waa wounded In the aaaaull on the (Man Heights In IVR he was one of a special commando team thai killerl PU) chief YasIr Arafat's deputy in Beirut He commanded an Israeli force that captured several Syrian generals from Inalde Lebanon He was decorated after the Yom Kippur War (or his part in Ihmwing bark the Syrian army that overran the (rolan Heights in the early days of the flfthUnR He received another medial lor rescuing a wounded lank officer under fire Those are some of the highliKhl.s ol a remarkable military ca reer deacnhed by Max Haatings m hii «ell wntlen biography of Netanyahu But there was a great deal more to (he man Yonl Netanyahu was an esample of the proposition that one need not be bom In larael to be a Sabra He was bom March n IM«, at Seldenham Hospital in New York If Sabra is defined as one who baa certain lemperamenl a set nf mind, a fierce pain otlfffi tor Israel sevmlngly inherited with his genes. Yoni was one, the •aographlcal locale of his birth was of small cana^ quence His lather. Ben ZMm Netanyahu i Mileikowsky had come to Paleallne from Poland as a boy in the second wave of allya shortly alter World War 1 sfAirred In part by the t^ralnlan po^ grama He grew up during the Mandate period, a diM-lple of Vladimir Jabotlnsky's Revislonisl movement In May 1939 he had followed Jalwttnsky In l»ndon to propose the creation of a Revisionist miulon to the Iniled Stales As events turned out. he was the sole deiegale. landing al New York on April I IMO There he remained, publishing edited translations of the early Zionists, Max Nordau and l^eo I'tnsker commuting lo I'hiladcl phta's Dropale College lo pursue Jewish studies and research for a Ph 0 on the history of Spanish Jews In 1944 he married Cela Segal, an old classmate from the Hebrew I'niverslty in Jenisalem When their first child. Yoni. was two years old, they sailed back lo Israel in November, ItM, six months alter the new State was lountM Yonl's chlltflMod was spent In Israel, his boyhood artd teen years partly there and partly in the I' S For the elder Netanya hu. scholarihip exerted a stranger pull than potillcs When he accepted a visiting professorship al Dropsie. Yonl and his broth er, Iddo, bom In 1962, were removed from school in Jerusalem and whiaked back acroaa the Allanlic At age 11. he was back in Israel with his family and enrolled at the Hebrew Gymnasium
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from their determination to destroy Israel for al leaat general ion " He voiced his apprehensions to a friend I feel profoundly apprehensive atioul the future of the Jewish Slate There's no room (or illusions I see the process intended lo annihilate us advancing at ever growing speed The rop* 1^ iiuhi..mno The process won't be rapid, though our sli' I (rom one war to the next, and there's a ch.i lli^l we'll come oul ul it whole il we can m.ii liiien years I - lewer. such a philosophy of despair w-i though possibly premonitory from a man mill' ofhisyouth It is narrow, dismissive of compromise ami III the unexpected turns thai history so often takes In (aimess to Yoni. his words were written in the black days after the Yom Kippur War when there was no inkling ol the peace process that would follow How did Netanyahu die"* Here is the author' s (f escnpl ion The bullet struck Yoni seconds after Arlk's storming party shot their way through the doors of the Old Terminal lal Kntebbe where the hostages were heldi As he stood wllh the command team on ttie tarmac a few (eel from the iHJildlng. a Ugandan soldier loomed out of the darkness to Iheir right and (ired a brief burst as Koby lone of the Israeli commandosi shot him Then before their eyes had swung back lo the Old Terminal again the first shots from the disused contrt)! tower liehind Ihem splintered into the ground under their feet Yoni spun arMi fell, hil in the back He had not met a man who stmt (aster or fought belter There had been no last minute confrontation There had simply been a Iraclion of an instant thai was part uf the small change of battle, and all Yoni's Iraining and experience, his ref lexes, instincts, and courage, went for nothing against a semilllerate Afncan soldier spraying the darkness with automatic fire " Ironically the Afncan soldier, too. believed he was defending his country
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Beer (^ck-n Stage WiMk Whnl Nr«<<ra»« Sonn) f^irmaiurr MMlMtI>aiic»r%AtMM'lallon mtOmtivSattn MMkMlDaMtrtAttoclalloii rraa>«lndtTopMt[>ltr« lMin)4C«mto Nar)l DannyMcijlynn INIIIPI and Band
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Monday, Sept. 3 iMbor Day Main Stage Rmnrlrd l:Mpm HilaloMin 2:Mp.m OdyAW) I:Mp.m Th*Wlngnui\ 4:Mp.m Jmnin' >:Hpm Pnnra Indian Sin|ti-r\ andi>anrrrt IMpm BHIydanrrr ShoH 7.Mp.m Kalh) (•oidm Band *:Mp m ThrRu<ulo5iivlrr%t lhr( hrl»MonahanUanrrr> I* Mpm SrplrmhrrlrM OrrhrMra. play uiR Ihr " imt Ovrrlurr. " acrompanlcd by llrr««rktdt\play
Beer Garden Stage I Mpm I indaSprinirr< Sprrtal DHIvrry }:Mpm MldratiUanrrrsAsMriailon liMp.m Bourbon Sirvrl IMp.m Slarflrf >:Mp.m "AlUpirr" Ml«<y Brawn • Mpm Sam 7 Mpm (<uliflaRrMhrr<>(nmbo SpeciaJ Fventf t:Mp.m Hul air balhrnns •:apm Uydlvvrt 7:Mp.m "KuMprlnlslnBhwd ' (riiy Audliorlum Muvir Hall)
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Come and join the fun in our downtown store! • Open Sunday, September 2. noon to 4 P.M. • Open Monday, September 3, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. • Commons open 7 A.M. Monday, September 3 Breakfast with us Monday, September 3, before the pardde Our Commons will optm at 7 AM and you can enter through the Douglas St entrance Parade begins at 10:30 A.M. Pick your spot in front of our store at 16th and Douglas Pre-Parade entertainment in our window at 16th & Douglas Bring the family! Join the fun! Brandeis hot air balloon goes up just before the parade, if the weather permits It will take off from our roof Labor Day sale inside the store from 10 AM to 4 P M, Savings' Values' Bargains' Lunch in the J.L. Attic with silent movies! Good food for the entire family Well be expecting you!
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Pre-School Plans
Labor Day Schedule Monday, S«pt. 3 Gym and HMlth Club Op«n 9 am. to 6:30 p.m. Outdoor Pool Open 11 a.m. tol:30p.m. Kay hot* and Hut Qamarooma Opan 10 a.m. to Noon 1 p.m. to4p.m. Junior and Sanior High Lounga Oponi p.m.toSp.m. WE WISH YOU A HAPPY AND SAFE LABOR DAY
Child Care Offered lOuidnn bctwrrn ihr afea Is aaaatta and i vriir^i may Cut Servtcc, tm U> .Sain 17 Iteaa »hinM«illktavai aMa ai Ike ChUd Can Sarvicr )• I Umt tt arrtval. ttia. rttam ttiaa. MObcr to rMcb parNt. aad ^Mctal toMnKUoat II win laiw oaly a to canpMc aU
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New Lounge Hours Rdiaail yfirff**. )Mtar and M# toaaft Dvcrviaor. Mated to Ow toHn«» tlir fall irha*di of horn which wUI bacam cffortlvr The SdMdMie Is as Mlowt Manday-Tburaday. • 10 pm totSipm . Saturday 4 Sun^ day.lpm loSpm
Center Seeks Youth Worker The Jewish Community Caalar ol Omahs Is plaairiag toangaasalidlUmcrtarrperlaa to aiarti wNli Jwntor aad ••Mar High i^ wmmlmt of Ifea Canlar. QaaMealtaH tocMr: a 8ti«i« Jawtob backpiiaiil Md dasp panenal canmltflMPt to Jadaton, •art aaasrtoMe wMhJMtor ^oftamA aadSaidarn^ toasdai ^;calla| Ms arytoaaari willbrreTka stair _, the piMMto^ aad earrytog sot a wide raaar of
Adult Help Wanted JCC Child Cara Sorvica NaodaOn-Call Child Cara Worfcars Raxibia houra: f-1. (Monday-Friday Contact Marian Froat 334-8200
Enrichment Cl«
Artaw Oaateaa, Chakpar MM ol Ik* PrrSdiaai Cammli laa, and Mariaa Freat, Pi»
How do yw mafcr a bante fnm m oalaaal bn'' WiMrt doas raia coat tiWB? CM you aiA* a «Wt (ran a aM MCk? Ho« caa you itart a Ort wMiliiaac will b» Pr»4clMal
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Pall -Taymakii«" wttl difffml matoriato and malboclii lor mtkmi toyt and pme* iliildmi will take hmr Utne linns Ihry made owfnanvcs "SctoncT u Fun" will to rouragr the rhlldrm to ei ptore thr world around them They will participale in KI foot exprrlmenlt. nature hlko. stone*, gaines. and setentiflc obarrvaikHi You can regitier these rliMii durtni Fall RagMra Uon For lalornullon. call Har len ProM al thr' J
Tennis Ends Weil, tcnui buffs, summer isalmoal at end, and what a great sununer It has been A big thank you to all of youbul s spertsl thanks must go to Fran Corcn and Hal Gray for all the help they've given me Good-bye. and hope to see you arauod
JCC 334-8200 Outdoor Pool Schedule
MidHtte
Gym Roor Refinished
Have you taken a Jook at the Fall swimming progrsms being offered at thr JCC We sr* irytag to offer pr» grams lor all afts sml abill tlea If you srt eight months or older, wr pratwMy have some type of program lor you
The OaMfWi and Pnty Wag programs offer the pre-sdiool
JCC Anniversary Celebration Oct. 28
»r the opponunity to paw thrsi^ three levels Therhll drsa prnffMs fmn the irau> lim pool to iwimming in the Isnrpool The chlldrrttt swim risasas are tllgtilly diltrrrat thu fall ClaMas will meet two dsyi a wash lor five wseks It Is hoped that the more ctmcen trated dass will allow thr siu denU to prograas much Isater dudalhai time lap swim as wrti as learn to swim dasaaa lor thoae who want to Improve Uwir sartmmtng skllfai Once agatn thto year we will have a aaalv spiaA" Anyone Interto (he santar qttaih dMuld contact Mollle Delnun
FALL ACTIVITIES REGISTRATION
Gallery West Exhibits Aug 20toS«pt 10 Ron Hauff Paintings
WILL BE HELD
Sapt IS to Oct IS Two MfOman Show
TUESDAY, SEPT. 4
Oct. 21 to Nov. 14 A. Rliman Paintings
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Nov 18 to Dae S Mary Aupp«rl« Paintings
SUNDAY
Dae. • to Jan. 1 Harry Qra*n Sculpturaa
SEPT 9
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to apply torMapaaHtow my Phil Cefmaa. Eaodlve Otreetor of the Canlar. as South la Street
JCC
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IMPORTANT TO YOU
IMPORTANT TO HIM
THE JEMISH COMMUNITY CENTER WELCOMES YOUR SUGGESTIONS:
Raceatly.lhaaaUre srder to preiad Ika Soar surface In adetton, at gnw aa a reauH. the gya (adtttaa laafc Ilka new. Ika fttodi tor IMa work ware btMlgMad by thaCaMar-rMerattoa to Ms lan Mpt AUaeattoa. The gym k paw aeailaUc hriaebyMsaban. Naload «r drtak skaidd, ba bra^^ tato Ike gya and prapar attire tbepanataUltoMs
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CoaMMMlty dty<Sr^ icr Ronda, and Jelf Caat)er. have a two aad ane-half year old son. Joshua "We kno« that Rooda Coipsr will be a graal aaaet to the J C C P»»-«ehaol Slatf. said Mn Frost
Fall Swim Program For Parent and Child
The ouldaor pool will r^ main open lhrs«0Mul the Uhor Day wwk^od On lahor The pre-schooi claaaes start Day the pool *« ba apsa II with s pareiM and child class am ID 7 p m PmB liMn an lor dUldrm between eight Ihr pool will be dosed etcepi maathaand three years Thto lor Ihr following two week- to a graal wsy to Mraducc mds. Sep* »and ( and Sapl 15- yaur drild to the water in a re^ l( laiad nanner. and learn Ihe Memben wanting to swim basics of swimming ll't s rral laps during the week may do ttrtll to see Ihe one-year-aid •0 In thr Indoor pool awlaiintog from the teacher to dirirnalher
pragrapM wMcb will BMct Ihe talaraat aad aaads al IMs age gpa^ ^^ Faderatloa and Center IMI Mmtf) ttwl dw aaaib of w yvdli kra aa erIUcaUy Im V**"^ thai dw FaitoraUon has pmidsd Uw Canter with ta* to angage a qualified ftdl <""• workar Tke ftnds are «•••»«>• avallabit Ihrou^i <lto new EaUtor Ncwmaa bidBwaseal h *'•'(* *•• Ikataleafaari
Mrs Saiwya Swvalsky o( Omaha, waa boni la Council Bhiflt. aad attaadad Council Bluffs sdMMta She also I a tiriialira dar* to I UNO Ihe JCC •laft. Raada taa^ ai HM , and at
PHIL COFMAN,
333 S. 132
ST., OMAHA, NEBR.
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on, DROP IN THE SUGGESTION BOX AT THE CENTER'S RECEPTION DESK OR BASKETROOM CONTROL DESK.
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