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lie Richman Reunited With Sister from Russia I If nunilKt kilter. EMher - Uw have Men radi I (• M-.it tliii' Mrs KKhiiitfii iril IH-I iidliw Kui ila U> vtMl rel«tlvM in America BecauM of Ito pocronw In huMta al Uial time, riw dccid •d to remain in Amerira St\r marrted fur boyfrinid. Sam. wh» IMd loUowc<| Iwr to the UntlMi SUtea and Uiey aattled In Omaha Her litter itayed in Ruuii. married and eventually moved with her huaband to SI beria to (e* away from tlir invadlng Germana Aner the death of their (a Iher bi im, Jtimle and EiUMr loal track o( each athar Mtanwhile. their brollMr. CMoma aetllcd In larael and evcfrtuatly re-eatabllalied rontact between Jennie and her "It waa juat wonderful when I called her on the tettphone In SMterla many telephone caila tallMWI." Mn RlchHMMMld. Mn Richmanaakedhrralsler to vlill hrr in the United Stataa al that time, but !>arah watnhictani to leave herhuattand who had been m poor health Afler hit death iMt yt»x. •lie acMitlad her eliter'a Invitation and arranfcd to come to
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Tuition Fees Falter Behind Living Costs
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the United Slates on aviMi CommunlcatinR in VuMi .h and Ruaalan, the two ilatrrit tn maklnR up lor loiU llmr Mdng the sighu and viiitinK with family Rithrr Trordman and Pearl Givrnler. two of Mrt Rich manS chlldrrn. aaid that a bio lamlly pirnic It being planned Sunday HI reMrallon Mrs Rlrhman's MM). Harry, eight grandchlldrrn »aA KI
iry.\\ ifrundchlidrm will Join Future plan.<^ arr Mill Ijelnii talked about Murh depends upon how Esther feels and how much travel the ran un derUke If poaslble. her iliter would like to lake her to vtait Florida andAhxona Meanwhile, after (W yean of separation. Jennie and Ktther are together
,\KW VOHK ' .JTA i Tht^iiipncan A>Mnialion (or !i \*i-,hK(lu< atiiin I AAJKi dik ' ihis wert ihut ris«^ in . i fees charaed by Jrwith caagrcgailonal ichoolt have iafged far behind inrreawa in lheoo^| << paat nine v '.here •urh lee* rM)u rFi)rrM-nl only 10 perreni of the coal of edufattngatludenl Reporting on a nationwide ninry on tuition scale* and policiM which It conducted during th» l!>78-79 academic year. IN* AAJK said thai sincf luen^TO I the lu.1t lime it under took a study in this areai. the cost of living rose more than 2'^ times aa mu<-h la did tui lion fees In primary, eirmen tary and high school claxses of one-, two-and three day aweek congregation schools
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The surve> hy Iht- AAJK s Department of Community Services. Informulinn and Studies analyjed findings from 2(6 seleried congregatio nal. day and communal schools in 46 American and Canadian communitlet. Ila analysis, according tn Department director Ur Oorge Pollak. ".strongly indlcalps thai a.s the Kap twlween Income and expends contm ues tn widen lor • •• • '-'n al schools, thes. II be Cttnitwlicft h. ' ClSli. tlOll.i
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The Jewish ((immunit> ('enter hris .imKnincH that 1'f-r I ng Miii>d<i> iiia> 111 111^ ill their registration forms over Itie weekend For information regard ing the daaaas or regiitrBlion proccduTM, contact Herman Rubin, assistant executive director, on Sun day from 15pm
costi - "are in fact apl In he r..i>:.rrfcv| as counlerpmduc1- first incurs the risk 'uraging school enroll ment and congregational membenhip." he said, "while the second, involving the watering down of staff and depletion of staffing needs, carries with It the seeds of destruction for Jewish education "
/ Sang "Eli, Eli" in a Nursing Home
By Sylvia Tdpnar My wheelchair, my radio and I have become food friends In the Vllle de Sante nunlni hooM where I raskls My youUi hai slipped Into my part, and moatly. my tapes, and atpiratlont are no kmger Important Iwhoraiaed four children. I who managad rcstavranlt, worked In a defenea plant, and helped my buiband, I who came Into the world to make my mark have long ago forgotten about 'my
mark Today, my great accom pllahmentt are to pick up something I have dropped U) ring for a nurse - to use a bed pan with dignity My life It tin I. ' an'l leave my wliei ,'ito be put In bed I (an no mnger stand up to embrace my family and friendi whenever they visll me When no one vttiti, I have my radki, and the staff of the Vllle de Sante when they ^^UVf time I've BM a TV set, ^^•1 only my radio can be my ^^Kapanlen during the kmg
when I think of my youlh and health as they once One hope still rtaes in my braaat- a hope from my childhood—a hope thai has contin ued In all Jewish hearts since the second destrurlmn of the leoiple We still h<i|M'lor IMMIC for the Jewish peace in Israel. »'• In the world Recently, my radio brought me hope ft bmught me the signing of the Israeli Kgypllan peace treaty I heard Menac hen Begin 1 heard Anwar Sadat I heard our president I heard them talk abiiul peace "Sylvia, why doni ,vou •alch mil on TV" The voice broke inio my ears that were attuned to my radio The voice had a Hungarian accent and belwiged to Eva an aide at the vllle Her accent, her kind neat reminded me of my own parrnit and relallvet who had spoken with Roumanian ac tents At the adjusted my set. I heard ttw hwdipeakwrs Mare
I wanted to .shout, "(;<KI. where is your justice for the toas of Abraham. Isaac and Jacot)'' Where is your justice lor the follower^ "' ^<'"i '-<'r vani Moses' V, ir Justice for your • •••'• who have kept your name, your law, and your history in front of the world'" There was no one to listen My anguish for my people, blended with my physical pain from my illness, and I didn't even mention this to Ood I thought he didn't care atmul nie anymore I still cared about him, though It wu.sn't until the next day Ihut I was able In discuss the peace with any of the rest
out the announcement of a movie for the residents It was the usual announcement The movies and the announcements stopped tor no one. not even peace In Israel Not ever yone It Jewtah; or young, or weU I rhed as I watched the dig nlly of peace the dignity of the sons of Sarah and the son* of Hagar who agreed to try tn live in peace I was apprehen live because 1 knew thai the treaty would also cause prat>lema for FgypI and Israel The treaty meant more bombings, more murders, more dead children, more terrorist activ Itlrs. hy Vasser Arafat and his henchmen I thought of KhoumeinI the butclier of Iran and realized how intolerant are those who would wresi freedon of thought, of religion, of communlcallon from the cttlzent of their country I wanted to speak out to someone aboirt the tnJutUce of terrorist causes, of the Ar afsu, of UirKhoumelnit
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Soviet Officials indicate Welcome For 1980 Israeli Olympic Athletes tyHmUaCitmt TELAVIV. (JTAi-ClwJni GhtvUuky. Irrawirrr of Uw It rad OlympK' Commillfv. n tuTMd lierf (ram • Uiwed«y nmnug wttk SovM efflctalt In MoMow Mid raportcd thai ITMB aU IndtcatlPM Uw lirarl Olympie eonttnfini »t thr Olympic (iamet In Moacow In tno will be accorded all hon art and Irvalcd with itfinoal Thr vrteran Itradl ^iort» man laid Ihli rcportor that "My ntMUng, tofeUier with the Inlcrnatkmal Olympic rep fannlatlvet Irani other ctxin trtaa, with Vice Preildent VI laly Sminwv of the Soviet Olympic organlxlng commit tee. IndlcalM we have nothmc to (car Since we have no diplomaUc relaUena with Kuuu, •• AaU be rapreaented by the fliwIafcEmbaaay Ghfiimky lald thai Smimov "took !• on a low of the playIng vwMita and abowed ut around the Olympic village Off-hand I feel the facillllea I uw there are nicer than thoae In Munich and Montreal " The outdoor itadlum leali 100.000 people and onianlilnit plam call lor the entrance of the teams openini the (Jame« lo be leaa tiring and ledlottt than in the prevkMi competitiona. he said "We have a alight protilem In the food department which thould not cauae too much dll ficulty." (ilovinaky noted '.'There la no way wr can gel koaher meal lor our athletes llMre lan'l any available to the Soviet organliing commit tee and they had aaked us no! to import meal producta lor (ear II may become tainted However, the menu will be changed every five days and we shall have a big aelcctlan o( fish products, vegetable* and fruits "
The aynagogue in thr Olym pic vUlate will be available lo all members of the Jewish faith partirlpaling for the var ioua countries entered in the iMOOlymplade.hetaid "All laraell athletes will enter and leave the Soviet Union without requiring visas." Ulovinsky stated Of course, the 170 Israeli visitors will have to secure the nee easary vitas before they enter the country and thcac will be obtained through the good ter vices of the Flnnlah contulate in Tel Aviv All counlrle* wUI be reatrlct ed so far as the number of tupporter* permitted lo attend sbice Riitala wants to make certain its papulailofl has the opportunity to take In the Game* With a population of W.OOO.OQO people, obvkNialy the number of outside visitors will be restricted ' "On my trip I was accorded every courtesy including the uae of a car. guided toun and splendid hospllaltty.'Glov Ins ky concluded However. Israeli obaerven are lea* aatiWBl asllc over the rcMpUon the Israeli tram will receive re membering the hardships en rounlered by thr athlete* in thr .Soviet t'nion during the Univrrslty (iamen conducted in thr summer of 1973 In addition, many laraell tportswritem rxpreiuu>d con siderable i« ts ihry recalled 0.. - thry experlencea Ann suviri cen torahip and gctimit their vitas cleared They said they antic ipair a rough limr Imni the Sovirl aulhurilirs when thr lime comes lur them to depart (or the IIS.SK and enter Mot cow Meanwhile Shmuel l^kln. chairman nl (he Israrl Sports Krdrralion, frels that Israel might he able to qualify ts
many as 40 athlete* kir thr rompeiiiion. depending on how the iportt teams make out At the present momeni there is a strong likplihoud that the basketball tram herr could qualify in the final eJimi nationa which will be held in Switxerland in May Local hoop aflcionadoa feel that if and when Mickey Reirkowiti returru lo the squad the National Team will have eiMiugh power to qualify Lai kin feels that another team which stands a good chance of making it all the way lo Motcow might be the water polo As II turns out. the Asian ell minations will be held in U rael, provided, of course. If three foreign nations participate together with Israel's polo squad in the plimmalioru As of thr moment, .lapan. usually rrlurlani to romr lo Israel lor tear of of (ending thr Arab l.«ague nations, hat ar quietced and definitely will appear Lalkin indicated that with the acceptarKe of one more Asian country the elimihation will take place shortly In the event that no other Asian countries enter the qualifying round to be held in TrI Aviv. then Israel and Japan automatically go to Kun)pe lo (ighl It out with the Kunipean Na tlonal contender lor the 16 spots which will be open in thr watrr polo held As Lalkin sees it. there is good possibility that the Holy Land squad will have st least two shooters, partirulariv in the rifle competition, two or three wrestlers, two yacht crews comprised o( (our men. poaalbly all nl the American and/or pseudo^ Israelis wh^ have come ovrr lo partu-ipalr and are willing to go to Ihr So^ Viet I'nion on Israeli pas.s
ports This '-er a mimmumo/ i.ants. the svniiimii , , -: .*ill be vrry slr'n ^' .r:.! n, i. ^'.n up to (ivf or SIX lonifNlanls Kew mit will <|ualif> line or two ath letni Glovinaky. in his diacutslon with Soviet authorities as to thr certainty o( thr Israeli citi tens getting lo the t'S.SH. was told by the tourist people in the 1/S.SK that 11.40.000 per person was required In advance in the event that visas, lor one reaaon or another, are not obtained, the fan* who shell out the money will Just loae their depoalU
Open House The Jewish Day School will conduct an open house Mon day at 7 n p m at its (acililies in the Montessori Kducalional Ontrlr. 12504 PacKic street
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Ovrr 2!> delegaleh (rum II organizations attended Ihr first half of Ihr Iradrrship seni In Mary B<i of the evrni i/<-<i i>\ ur .infin Wan zenreid of the University of Nebraska at Omaha, the sem mar will meet for its second and final evening on Monday attheJCl at7pm "The spniiruir h;is provided a uniqw' (or executlvr ri" <1 Board members o( ihe vari<)u.s Jew ish organization.s in Omaha to Bit down and discusK the com mon leadership iksurs that af (ect all of them." said Mrs Bernstein "It also has given them an opportunity to develop ways of dealing with the issues ualng the experiences of other graupt." continued Mrs Bernstein In addition, every Important role wa.s played by the sem mar leader, l)r Wanzenreid By guiding thr group and
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ter members The second hall of thr seminar will alto deal with communication techniques "We will expand on Ideas learned at the first week of ti>e seminar and begin the development of some new ideas," said l)T Wanzenreid Atten- , dance at tlie first workshop is not required (or going lo the second The temlnar It being sponiored by the Presidents Council o( the Jewish Federation of Omaha The Idea tor having tlie seminar grew out of a meeting of Ihe Council /I is thr fourth such leadership seminar in recent years
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Happy N«w Ytar .'s issue of the Jewish Press — our annual Rosh Hariianah edition - will consist of 96 .anew record. 11977. the Roah Hashanah edition contained M I. the previotB record. The size of the upcoming paper was made possible by a continuing increase in advertismK sales iocreaM reOiKU tttt effectiveness of our ' aa an advcrtiiiBg medium, and for (his we are grateful. We also are grateful to the Board of Directors of the Jewish Federation of Omaha for funding the ervices of a summer intern for the Jewi.sh Press intern — whom you will be reading about in next week's paper - developed a number of interesting feature stories to accommodate our record edition On behalf of the Jewish Prfss committee, the staff would like to take this opportunity to wish all of you a Happy New Year L' Shana Tova.
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l-onu/iiitrlv ihiN »urd muniirrinfi and hate wai rejected by u(twT»inthrblMkni(nmunity The Twill (}IUai CourlM'. i biadi new^Mpar publlahed in Mlnnrapoiii, wrote that "Young's tin' in IMa InataMC addi up to by paaaing pollliraJ and dlptomitir pratoMd at a louchy time m loreign aflain wlien rxpnlmvy it of the eaaence la aaauhng that Ihe ultimitr end will hr pniiti caOy proniafafe "Thia definitely It not the time to play lootale with Uir n>0. an organitation noted for pradKlng unlorglveaMe viotence and hatred toward Itraei.'ttteOaialar wrote "Young i» well aware of what H meant to bear the brunt of racial and rellgioua hatred that ftopa at noUitag to pnive the poM Owtdwlag the PLO'i rapulauoa around the werM. it teemi iUogical Ui aaaome that Uw Young-Tern aneountar had any rtabta depth and purroae" The ntrtallon of lofne Hadta with the PU) waa alae Maiyaad by Bayard Rusiin, the veteran rtvil ngbli leader wtw h prealdent af Uie A Philip Randolph Instituir Wrtlinii in Ha Naw York Timaa, Hudin inauied. We mu*t rt)ect any lormal or or ganizational relalKMiihIp with Ihe PLO "ThIa klenUftcatlon and even lelldaniy with Uie Pt/) it baaed «n a tcrrltite penrerahw of the (rvUi. not only the truth about Ihe PLO. but the tnrih about our own movemenl at weU.' Ruitin laid 'The I'W. Iron the day of lU creation la UM. hat never once ullerad a word In support pf any form of nonviolent reatitancc, peaocftil retaUma orapollllealaaluilan" HW awonry of MarUa Udhsr Khig Jr hat baaa Mad - Md abused - by PalaaUnlaa prapigaadtoli hi the reeanl haw, and Ruatto realared the proper penqiectlve lo King*! legacy "In word bat mere ImperlanUy In daod Ute PLO eipouaei violence, hatred and racttm It repaatedy Mama raoancUlallen While Dr King IrequenUy ipoke of nowvlolente aa 'the iword Uiat heato.'Uie PLO exaiu the iword thai kllla '
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ly lianlad hi (ever af Uie actlviuaa and acMevanMnU of Ute Eu rapean/Aahkanatl Jewt. and made M appear thai Eattcm Jewt, thoee from North Africa. Greece, Turkey and ether aectlooa i the Middle Eaat had played no role whatever In Ihe Zlonlat r«-' Mrth They charged Uwl thla parpet ualed the my th of Athkenaii "nairemary " and dtnlad SaphardlJewt the pndr olihrir nght ful place hi JewtAhWary M They dtmandad Uial the pro-am be complclely re-writtei^l ao aa to ptaaonl a fair plrture. or be withdrawn entirety The protest caughi Ihe tcievlslan auUnntlet off balance, but open lo correction If Ihe datakral hiitortr tale ol modem Zlon1am. at a creation of Ihe Jews of Rattem, Central and Weatem CuTDpe had been exaggerated, and il the Sephardi Jewi had in-^B dted played a greater rale than they had hitherto been rredtt(^^| with, here wet an oppoftuntly to corrert recorded hiatorv The reaaerrh workan and the hittodaiw wont beck to Ihe beofci and the raoorda They intenriewMl authorltlea on Eattcm Jewry and tovMed Saphardl tcholara to paruclpale wiui theai m the preaaatatlaa el a balanced Hory Moat of the effOru were In vabi. Atanaal nathtag ki Ihalr own llUraiur*. their own preaa or thdr own meaiertei gave hidicaUon thai the JcwUft maaaes o( North Africa or other Sephardi maiiiMtlthia were engaged in major, creative Zlonlat adiviiy. at a Ume when PIniker. Henl. Ahad Ha Am .Nordau .Sokolow. WeUmam. Woirfmhn Uitlah kin and many other European Jews were forgins Ihe ortanlzational aad political Inalrumenu tair Uie embodlnMnt of Uir Zkm- H tit movement V But Uiere la another atprcl to Uie reaurgrnrr of J<-« ith na ttonallam Intercat In the Holy Land, and the yeammg lor a re turn to the anretlral Jrwiih Homrland, wai in lidegral part of the rellgloui and cultural lilr of the Sephardi Jewi They awaHad only the physical poaaiblllty of trantlormtnx their dreamt and kmgtoigi Into reality Whereat several millkmt of Jew* troei Eaelam Europe, whan given Ihr opportunity to move aladed to omUrate to North and 8ouU> America and daewhara. It waa the ,)ew« of North Africa. In their maiart. whoramrtothr Aartaof laraal aad ewHM Ihr population II wu ihry for Ihr moal part, who settled Ihe border and devetapaiaat tmms llkr Klryat Shmona. MaaM. B«Ui .Shean. DimonaandoUien In the proocaa of adjuatlng to new ways of life in tirarl Uie tradlUonaJ pattam* of their oammunal and lamlly lilr were sennutly dlatiarbed and Israd has not yd succreded in arndtoraling Ifir plight olaUolUinii II must be said Uiat Uw recent hiatory ol Israel In all lit RkH-i eiaaehleveaM*itt.mlgM have bean qultrdirirrent iinoi lorthr Sephardi Jews who cane hare largtty, Umigh not ncluaively. frofflArab-apeaklnicountrtaa This, then, it throUier hall of ihei story, and praaumahiy Ihe lelcvlalan story on ZkNiism will re-' fled three rralltlea
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ToUwEdMor: I mutt lake Isaue with your adUorlal of Au( 31, repealingitbeV standard liberal pisllliidaa about a apodal relatlonahlp bdween eeen V MackaattdJewt AayoM cognizani of develapaitnla during recent years Aould be aware thai there are haidamantal eonfllcta of Interest bdwean blacka aiMl Jews on a broad range «f laauea from Israd toquotaa. The Andrew Young affair and lit anennalh Aould have ) this situation palnftdy appartnl le even the moal wishful Udnkera Efforts like youra to daoy or bha tMa reality de a diaaervtce by diatracting Jews from their primary raaponslblUly - to put iflrsl
MnBri TeUwEdHar: My Uiaafcs to RabW Rosenhaum Ibr giving me Uw ( ty to attend the lfait«trs Conlfraace of the CaeUtion on Altema lives to Jewish Bdoeattan. Shartag Ideas with IIOO Jewish edu catora and lay people from North America and beyond waa a ttinuilaUiig educatkmal esperienee The very fad that Jews of all afta aad JewWi parwiitons could cone bigtther to learn from one analhar made Uila CAJE canlerence eapecially exit big After the hotldaya we plan to organize an active CAJE chapter In our arra to help anawer aome of Ihe educational needi of our community All educators, parenta aad btterealed lay people will be urged to work on this projed Cantor Lao Pattnaa (Continued on Page S i J
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The Written Word (lic^editttr ((:antlnurd Irum Hacp 4 J To Utr Milur The J«wUh Hii{h Holy Dayi. a ten «Uy pcrM of rapenlMW. begbw with (toiti HaitMnati. Mimet Sept II - tummt 8fp( El andcoKludc* with VotnKlppur.suiurt.SepI 30- (unartOct I On Rmb HailUiMh. Ih* Jtn/Mit Nrw Yrir thr Sholar or ram'it hom. u aourdrd. calling peoplr In ukp mural and i>piritu al inventory of Iheir llvet Hash Haahanah l.t »llfne lor rerognii in( weakneun In these areai and (or reaolvlns to do better However. reiolutKina aione are not enough Jewiih tradition tMctm that If one pcraon haa harmed an other, thai penon haa to aak forglveneaa o( the ollended person and hai to make amend* Only then m il poulMe on Yom Klppur, the Day o( Atonement. to rnlrr the Synagogue and through prayer and f aating be granted InrRl vmeia by God For Inlomtallon regarding lliKh Holy Day obaervanret In the Omaha area, contact C^haplaln Hoffman al 2»4 «MI Wayne S. Madden, Chaplain. Colonel. USAF Installation Chaplain
Rosh Hashanah BySamI'Vsed Merrlhil Almighty (ri>d You are with ureal understanding Hope we have lulfllled with the liest Al the year l> near ending Give la wisdom to correct
Some of our fault* Unconaclouily we mighl have brought Insults We turn to you In advance Give ua another chance Don't get upset We are aon7 and regret Bofort you turn a new page rorgel not. we arc made In your image We trust In you a lot Without any dnuhl
By Morris Mallne Kvery so often loinrthlng happens lu a wnirr .III urge to apill hi* guu 1'hi* la one o( those times Thi* column was not planned As a rr "— PIKII writing the coiumn several weeks m^ n our Rosh Hashanah edition I had planned :.. ., ~ .K«hrn things eased up a bit But. something happened to me on Mori'ii.^ ;.i») hrre I am at the typewriter trying In my own leet>lev u about it What happened on Monday < dmc ami iinnu weekend an Omaha worn,, leparallon of M years I iHan family came to town and 1 went to their apartment and took their pholo.ilv) On SI; iMon I took some pho los of a . Synagogur in Lincoln Hundreds uf happy pruplc cnjuviiig llM'mM>lvm as il IB poHsiblr to do In Amertcs any day or night of the wrek Then Monday came Shirley (ioldstein telephoned to let me know that s family of Cambodian refugees bad arrived m Omaha under lite uponsor ihip of ihr Jewish Federation of Omaha I was tembly busy with the paper M I asked if her cnmmillee could run them by my olflre for a picture and thus save me »ame time Sheconsented
New TV Program For Yom Kippur "Trial In Heaven." a (able lor Ynm Kippur starring I/MJ Jacohl will be preiiented on Srpi IS on WOWT as Ihr se< ond In the series of lelevislon programs sponsored by Itie Jewish Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Fed pratlon of Omaha The program, to be aired at ] p m , has a storyline that in volved the main character being transported on Yom Kippur from tlie synagogue to a heavenly rourtroom
This second program has been pniduced by the Cniled Appeal Jewish Federation of New York and Is one o( (our nationally produced [inwrams related to the Jew wtHrh will be im i:< total Omaha series Bobbie //Clhowiti. of the ADU^'RC committee, said she IS seeking photos and slides showing events of Jewish in leresi from the 1940s Those having such materials may contact her at 392 2274
• ({irl a little bit I di" Hitiimn I .tint M'lwiv [ftiiiiiuiiy. snd my j he.r ,.rt A •..'>...., .„. ..n^i^iter. and a nephew were Hitting in front of my eamera Where s the father of the child'' Where s the nephew's parents'' Ik, lu.r.. are their relatives'' ^wer from the Interpreter was the same for all my dead all killed trriM-ii m niii;th:t uilh ihi^ir ufirhilv luissesI; sions in " itee gave Iheiii ;i.iteb that the yining man would IM They were forced to flee i ' ' vp When It finally dawned on me that i 'ig a Holocaust my stomach churned and the blood inyhead I Ihuughl back l« the h'ederalion Board nieeling when the Board had voted to sponsor a refugee family Ttiere was some discussion as to whether we sttould wall until we were better prepared, bul the Board approved the plan and these people are now Itere safe In Omaha These people are not Jewish They didn't know what the word Jew meant Rut their sponsorship may be the greatest MItzvah ever performed by tfie Jewish community of Omaha
House Urges Exodus WASHINOTON tJTAi The House Foreign Affairs Commillre approved by voice vole a resolution calling on the gOVerniniiil ,if Syria 'OT hU mil' inds to permit UMIK. of the Jewish community desirous of emigrating to do so" The resolution followed re ports of harassment of .Syna's remaining 4000 Jews II was sponsored by Rep .Stephen .Solan (DNVI
A companion resolution is expected to be introduced in the Senate once Uie Mouse ap proves It Last week it was reported that the cenluries-old syna gogue and yeshlva of Beth NassI In Aleppo. Syria, was razed last month by Syrian authorities, according to Abraham Dwek, president of the Committee for the Rescue of Syrian Jewry
TaWgiMiig at tfie UJiJ. • Utah game tomorrow? Planning * Home Party?
Score Big at Home or at the Game whh mke Your Own' Winners. Ready to Serve, Cold meats, u(«k, c/ieeses from tfie Oe/i. Breads, Rolli, SweHs by Menigol. • Buttrrcrud Bread 3 tor 1.00 • Adler^s Rolh 9 (or 5* • LonK lohn s 4 tor 89c Frurt niled • Coffee Caho 12 ot'1 10 Coconut • Macjnwn Cookies 8 for 89 SotMikmiih Light or Oa/li. • ffye Bread 24<u. loaf 89C
Yom Tov is Sept 22nd & 23rd . . . Hinky Dinky will feature a full supply of Holiday "faigeK' Breads, Sweets & Kosher Foods • Gefiite Fish, Herring, Pkkles, Cheeses, Lox, Shad, etc. ;
GO BIG RED the HINKY DINKY WAY! Cil Tod>y far Pldny from th> IM Tomorrow! C«nfDu» Sb» IMplntai
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B'nai Jacob Yashuron I 45am la m McMortal Servtcn will be beld al Pleaaaat Hill Omr^ l«ry on Sunday Scp( It. 12 30 p m Cantor Leo KHlman will otficiatr
Dr. Shar Homa IBRVICES. DaiyadSaburiay: I am Han and women of tke community art bivttad to participate In (be acnriec*
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Bath El BRVKXS Friday I ispm. lUM Kcnaatb and Hasiaa Robtrt Shapiro will conduct the aarvlcea 130 am preliminary ler vice* lOa m Shahartt 7 ISpm MlflCtiaMaarlv flaaday: f a m Waakdayi 7am and7pm SUCHOT-SiplimliirU Social hour 10-11 pm Seminar M by Ralibi Brombert Theme Viddul the Rdl^ ghM Art of Confcaalon Ser vlcei at mKbusM
Holiday Plans For Newcomers TV Jnrlab Pedaratlaa of Omaha thraugb III Newcarnen CommUltr is ctmlaotlng all Jrwish nrwcomrrs this •eck to extend lo Ihem an in vltathm lo ipend the high holi day* tn the homes of Omaha tamiltes A llmlUr invitation wa* ex landed la new lamlJie* last aprbig lor the Paiaover hoil day The reapaaae was ao well racalvod thai tke Jewish Fed eratloa la agibi eatending hoi Iday hsapltallty. Ducky MlM cr. Commute* chalrmin, announced Any Omaha (imlly whdilng to aharr the bolklay* wttb a newcomer family I* rtqaaatad locall Mr*. MUdar al MT-IM or Coarad KaBar al 1M4QM The NawcooMrt Committee alao would like (o be noli(i«^ o( any new Jewtsh lanulle* In our oaaMMntty a* that they may be tactadad to i actlvKlea
Lincoln Tifarath Israal PHdaylpm Shadianttam Junior Congregation •:« p m OJCMOT: Panel DlaeuiBtan - "Ik Cap^ Hal Punishment Moral*" 10 JOp m Social Hour I r 3D pm Sllchal illdnl^it U Memorial Service al Ml CarmelOmrteryl 30 pm
Lincoln B'nai Jaaliurun SERVICES Friday 7pm
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MEMORIAL SERVICE Thr annual memorial service of Ml Smal Cemr^ tary Asaodatlon wUI takr place Sept 14 from Ham lo 12 30 pm with Rahbi J(>^ nsthan Roaenbaum oflk-i atlnt
A memorial lor Maa Pox will be dedlcalad Sept. l« at noon In Mt Sbial Caawlery TSlh and Crowa Potat. with Rabbi Jonathan Roaanbaum A menartal lor Julian Nadtan wUI be dedicated on Sun day, Sept l(, 2M p m al Ftabar Farm Comatcfy
bi Ike Capabail Oiaptl on (he aaeoad Friday or each monlk. I pm and laurtfe Friday at 7 JOpm AnOMgflUbbattaltovBlbeaervlee Sarvtaea are conducted by Rabbi 4f«HyL Hoffman
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OMAHA 8«niiaS AND LOAMAflSOOAmi S*7-nM Omm •* MMt a aarawi wiotwi laifciOiit •na-Mklt. IIMIl*M.«M
I wish to enpreti my iincere thooli* to oil my relative! arwl friend* lor the flower*, contribulion* and good v>i*het for tny recovery Mr«. MtlHey Meyerson.
iMnlrf and Velaria Proatahov irwile their frierul* an^ relatives «el»iaBerMlfx»«lt of tfteir *on llya FridoyOc) 5. 8 ISp m Sot Oc« 6. 9 30o m Beth El Synogogue A reception will IOIIOM the morning service
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Sincere thonks to my frier>d* ond reloiive* for the cortls dortotton! or>d other Ihowghtfuf en pr'0!!iofi! of Kindnesi loHowirtg the loss of my huibond.
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PERSONALS The family o« iSTHtl COOPIB wiihei to Ihonk their Iriendt and relative! tor the mor>y cord* and contribution! duiir>g their bereave
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Jolnh« the Dr Plilllp I Home In August. IffT* i tinl director li Kvan Flabman Mr. Flalifflaa comaa to Omaha allar Ibiaa yaara of ex pnienceal the JcwMh Home lor Aged ui DKrolt Durbig Ma tenure there he had raapawltuiitieo in diverse areaa of the Home's operation adrobUs Irallan, programming and taarvlccs Oetabcr. I«n hu paaaMllty was m the area of nalilawi servim wiih coawwtrallaa in the Adult Dsy Care Program and Intafce and praccasing of appHcaHons lo the Home Mr Fishman. a New Jcraey nsllvr. (raduatad from Washinfton Cnlvoralty. St Louis, and did graduate work In Jew PhD inastablliblngrhavurot Mb camnmnal service st In area Braadd* Untverslly While In addtlMi he waa Involved Iher* be waa among the ririt in a number of reaearcb pr» progroup of graduate itudenla to jects dealing with Jewish Idenwork with Bernard Reuman. tlly and experlenllal arliv cMv--^| »le* He also ran(rlt>uted uted^l PLEASE PATRONIZE OVR matrnal which was later uaedH ADVERTISERS - TELL aiparlofOr Relsman'sbook nok-S THEM YOU SAW IT IN THE lenigth study of chavurol
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The Holy Days and Their Significance libt klarMlMMH KM amth IB Is the of our Reitgtouo Unlike all oUwr mcjor Mtdayt, Rorii Haiha 001 cooMcted will) any hen In Jewtih hMo^ HHCMIIMCtcdwtUl tMMtVtttCKrfthCOOU The rsol hon of tkb Holy Day to oack tadMdual J«w HM alary la dH Mory <K aodi Ilia TMi to tbo UiM hr reand lor poraoul ovaIIM Holy Day awaof iM to Iha
iwohownadolBlte NBlBdi » Ihol H ottovt lodun^ for liliilotlnrli^to It wo roplaco Item OM name lor Oils holiday is Yam Ha-Dla. Day or TrUI o( JwllpBOat. Thin it thr main aapeel of the Holy Day. whereon Om Almlchly liU ai Judge and datrooa the dntmy ol each penoa for the year tusl befpin The traditional Jew prays lor mercy and torglvenesa, coo vinred thai (Ml will answer |J|aConf(rp|t«tton ol Israel and fHtrtbP II in the Book ol Ufe, •ftealth and Happlnptti To oUi pre. the Judge is that Sllll Saall Voice" wlUun each o< us
Uial we oHco try not 10 hear On IMS day we are oiovad lo IMOB and to try lo loom Ibe ri^ path upon which lo proceed through life Another name for Rosh Ha riMnah la Yaoi HfrtUA-roB. or Day « naiaoiiil>arit. There trc many things worth rentembering on this day Foremost, perhaps we mi||hl list the religious teachings and the Power that gave theee to l^e world The Jew doe* not spend his New Veer's Day in boialtr ous merrymaking, but he we! romes this day with a sptrit ol «we and reverence He spends his Rash Hasha nah quietly, considering It s day of reckoning with his (HX) and hln (rilow man He solemn ly contemplates his moral, ethical and rellglotis conduct of the past year, and through Ibe medium of prsyer. exIHtsass his rontrltkm and re solves to strive lor the strength of character and the determination to improve dur ing the commit year He nol only prays lor (orgtveness for tins of the past, twl also lor ihe inlelllgence not to repeal his previous errors One o( dM nool nMSBorabM ritoi of OM HItfi Holy Days •orvkaa Is Ihe madlBt of UM riH(ar-tbe riirlU. Uaal that bos cidM
Jowt through the ag ksa lo Ml iptrttuai •ass. This la IS It Aould he lor the aholar has always lyp^ iflad the rvoriaMag. tradi tlonal character of the Jewish lailh KeiH'htnK I)<K'II into the remote begmnlngi ol Judaism as a national croed, Ibe aound o( the itMf ar liaued forth from Mount SInal In what was the most solemn moment In Jew Ish history ' While much of the symbol lam of the shofar ritual may no* be immediately apparent to the ordinary synagoKue worshipper today, none ran fail lo note the impart ol the call lo wiU-mnily an<l spiritual awe. inspired liy IIM' sound of the shofar The very curva lure of the inttrumenl it meant to suggest the need for s contrite heart and Ihe splni of repentance The tradltiaoal graollng on Roah Hashanah Is "leahanah tovah" (may It be a good year! or "leahaoah tovah UkaIcyvu" (may you be Imcrlbcd lor a good year). The greeting cards, the prayers In thesynafiogue. dipping the bread or apple in honey, atu' -ire ifilerKle<l • 'ntl
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Woman Elect W ASIIIM.TilN ilnal B'rith IntemattuntI ha* haiM (he eiectlvn ol a JewLsh Prandi woman at the (imi preatdeni of the Kurapean Parlltmeni Jack J Spitzer, president of B'nai B'rUh told Mrs .Simon Veil ol Pant in i rable that her Hertkin bi the top post ol the ptrliament o( the nine-na iKin Kumpean Common Mar ket li both 1 personal tnumpfi and I "drimatlr >ymbai «f European Jewry* emergeac* from the uhes of (he Hoinrauat to a vital and creative role " In the cantmenCi poIKi cil life Moreover, he taid. the eler tlon "attetU lu (he with people'* renewed pusltion «l dignity and retpect" In Kurope Mrs Veil It t turvlvor of Hitler Germany's genocldal • ar tgiintt the Jews. the tt at m AuM-hwitz ai i trniagar and the nazis killed hi-r paran(tandbmUier Commenting un the ettabllthmcnt of the parliament Sptlieriaid B'nai B nth (kifx-i that "thia itep tuwtrd i united fOiTDpe will help (he cvuntrtet of the deniurradc reaUI more edecllvelv thoae forces which trc (rylng to undermine (heir political independence and economiet "
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The riv-i"( 1 ihe High liurial and llassldic iiiU-rpr ii .i Holy 11 'Kkiit can lions The h(>lid;iv ('dKSf*ltr wa come irUi. i and clas sroom through "High Holy Day and Sukkot Melodies" one of a series of holiday cas lamilies to learn melodies I settes published by Ihe Board gelhpr A companiol of Jewish Rducaliun of great songtxiok leatures musical i er New York tallon and chords with IvrM High Holy Day and .Sukkot in Hebrew ,! IIMelodies" nmlains Hi differ teration 71.iH eiit ri by noted patible to slaiidaiii player nu • Ivel I'a.s and IS accompanied by tern.IK .inn nit-. i>ire<'tor of printed guide win ' Music Kduralion. Richard background inloi Neumann The melodiei. are each selectKHi aim im performed by Heljrew school origins ol many of Ihe mel|| students, providing an extra dies dimension of peer identifica High Holy Day and Sukkotl lion for children, while re Melodies' Is available at H fleeting the special feeling all cost ol 18 Including the cnmpa-l children have lor holidays nion songbook Individualf] The music lor Ihe Hosh Hasha wishing lurther inlormatioa] nab and Yom Kippur texts is should contact Frada Harei,] based on traditional A.shke Hoard of Jewish Kducalion,'| nazic lunes. and Ihe Sukkol 428 West 58th Street. Neil melodies include both tradi York. New York
ByCstaile nQSMDCrg vtanlinIsl. and Audun Ravan. planlvl^ (ave I concert In celetyralion o( Tilrrrih Israel Synafioipw s Sth tnnlvvrsary i( was thr tint lolo rvrital for Wixlinuw aince hr rrlirrd in 1975 His dMIngulriird 42 year career at the t'nivenlty of Nebrankii biduded beinf prafeiaor of *Mln. conductor of the Unl verslly Symphony Ordieitra and director ol the .School of Mualc In l95*-72 ^^l•. .'jr»T ;<t NU wan inter nj| I Vtar II While In It < wasa memtiFr ol the lamou.1 (ilenn Miller Or che»lra with Ihe Ameriran armed forces In Kurope Wishnow Ik well known in
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Board of Trustees will be held. Thursday. Sept 13. 7 30 All congregants are Invited to al lend The latest memetjers lo join the South Street Temple are Krlc Michael, Wayne and Susan Decker Hut in the communilN Rabbi Henry Karp has chaired the .Summer quarter of the meetingi) ul the Lincoln
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Traiuportation is available lor those who need rid«'s to the Synagogue parking lul Kor a ride please call, iKirolhy (jranl. KlearK)r Neiden. Sam Rosenblall or Ji-rrv Kohn 'The .National lladassah I on vent Ion was held AUK 1« 22 .ii the Palmer Hoiise in('hi<<it(» Mmse Domlhv (Irani and Reba Kuklm were delegates ': Chapter ol flma Bern sifin »itii s*-r M-s on IIM* Na tkinal Hadassah Hoard The Over 55 (Jnmp meetinR was held Aug 29 al Ihe KnolK Th" nri.ur.ini fi.iiiirf*d Donald director of '• Toleum Insli lute ol America His topic was "Knergy" AHer an open question and answer was dis cussed The members played bingo (olldwmt! Ihe program
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/iOSa HASHAHAH ie th,^. atltbration of tha ar«ation of the world. U« aay to our family and frUruU, "Shana Toua" (have a fgood ygar). W> eat apples dipped in honey at a eym^hol of our idth for a eueet year. Our ahatlah bread ie round to remind UB that one year goee into the next. ye lieten to the eound of the .'Thofar, and we knau thit the Holy Daye are beginning.
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Omaha Organiiations NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN The Nattonai Counrll ol Jrwtih Women wUI boid the inlrudurtory wiitoii lor lU new Self Develapmml Sctiet •I the home of Mn H«naid Cooper. N30 Devonshire Drive, on Sept II, at noon
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Thu introductory mtlon to the tour part lerte* will offer » ixr luncheon which will at the day me«iinK o(tS A wcond intn) Mulon lor thoae wn alli-nri ilv' lUv watilon will be ' Jewlfh Communii ii 7 p m the t*me evrning The Naltonal Council of Jewish Women created the !>ell Itevelopmenl Srr(« lo llrip wompfi US' t lubsliintive i develop other Hjiili.s Ihal arc applicable in dailv life i are led by trained pfnfe«klnn^is
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The lecture series. (Jnw Ing Older Ways of CopinK. iponiored b) tlie Creighlmi L'niverslly l.ifelunft U-&min|t Center hennn (his week Ka<h lectur11 n topic ol Impoii olrt»T cm ten Such piiihlcms ai legal matlert. medical need». rt ' ' ' ' menial h ' and V
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formation l»roJecl V I K i Volunleeni Intervening lor Kquity i is a three year l)emoni>trallon Project in which older, able pentonA can utilize their edu cation, career experience, and linowMge of the community lo assist others In ot>taining needed services or nght.s and enlltlempfits und«'r U»e law The focinolttie projiHt is lo emphasi/e ttw reNOune poten tial of older people lo the com munlty
Project V I K IS u program of the Aaaoclation of Junior I>eagues. Inc funded by a grant Imm the Kdiia McCon nell Clark Kournlation The Junior League of Omaha is one uf 10 leagues na ttonwide which are partlclpatIng In Projert V I K and one of two rhoiien to develop the paralegal model loradvcxacy and service Project V I K IK also a re search study to assess, to the extent poMlblp. the efleclive ne<M of dllfpreni program ap proaches lo achieving the«e objectives and to evaluate the Impact of '.rn on ell ents. oni' i/ations, andonltH ir winmleer
By Corey Klnhenhaum BILU tSY On Ulior Day. Bll.l' I'.SV got up bright and early to go lo the KMTV studio and spend four hours answering phones for the MilTelethon II have been rfwioiiiriti iTinui^n but Hll.l' de<'lded to go fur ther As a chapter we contributed j-M I.. .1... Miiiicular Dystrophy and Jerrys K . wre pniud lo help out MJ( h ^1 fine .md worthy or g^nualion and tiopr to continue such works in the future On Aug 16th throuKh the lIMh. 11 Omaha Hllu lisyers at tended I. T I 'leadership training institutei Camp at HenI Camp In Wetjster. Wis Kvery day was something new and something new was learned every day The 1(1 day encampment was based around the theme "the mean ing behind th<-words " Kach day was highlighted by the fantaxlic spirit and enormous ru;ich Omaha Hllu was one to be rememtx-red at this encamp menl. not only for fantastic leadership but also for their rousing spirit which shook the camp Kach night a different chap ter was in charge of the eve nlng program Kvery pro-
gram was lanUslic and an enormous amount of fun Omaha was in charge of Ihe Thursday night program, which included such things as a trip through the 1. S A . a sing down, and a casino This year. LTI was chairi-d by threj- people Me lls.sa tierr (rom SI Paul Mike Kine from Minneapolis, and Corey Kirshenbaum Irom Omaha Hllu I sy Kveryone »ho attended had a fantastic time and brought back many happy memories ofl.TI
KADIMAH By MIndy Weiner Kadlmah is the Hebrew word for forward We intend to live up to our name HtU%' With the start ol a new year, a terrific and hardworking new board, and enthusiastic new meml)ers. Kadimah antic ipates an exciting year (Jet in on the liin. you need not t>e ;i member ol Beth Israel to Join' iDuesISi Our first big activity ol Ihe year will Ix' a rush! It will t)pa hayrack ride around Ihe see nic countryside of Soulhtx-nd Neb I pop Wi Meet at Beth Israel September 16. 5pm There will he a picnic provided by Kadimah The whole day is KRKK' If you have questions or need a ride call.
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Mindy or Wendy i' 4247. Klorette Ku|j. Brent Wine 556 SatS l)ont lorget Sept IStll Slichol services y 30 p m 8pe<-lal service is planned! \ s-I
planning of Kail .Shab Nov 2 4 If you wish lol with the Shalibalon. alien this meeting or call KlorelU Keipfler Kvery Shabbol morning youth service In the chapel i 10 am
USI MarclaTaU U.SI advlMr USI IS alive and activej Aff:tiT\ this vf;ir 1st .1 'nit**<J 1
youth group of Beth Kl Syn gogue I' .S I consists ol a vl rwly ol programs social,' sp<irt.s, religious and cultural i; S Is first meeting antt] program of Ihe year will b(] held on Sunday. S«'ptemher II. 1979 from 7 (m-9 0(1 P M al j Beth Kl Synagogue. 2IH S tttth SI Tlie meeting will be fol-J lowed by a Create Your (IwB Sundae ice cream WK-ia All seventh and eighth graden are welcome Come, eat Ice cream and la me hear what ty|)es of pro grams you would like thl^ year If you have any quest lo (iltMsc feel free lo call me i i:u i>4:UI .See you on the 16th'
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idptniileri U-1 *i(f! his uniguf prrhufialil) f»i>mdiiy IrH'iiO MonaCraadatl* The M^iahi of the eanvontlofi was the premiere tawwlng of the H I K .S ' Hadaaaah la raal education Services i FaAton ahmv In the dark mad grand baUreom, before 3000 lovaiy the hnga runway wearhig ath^ oic gawna that were faahfanad from the achoata' prlcaleai coUacUen of rare caraaaanlal clothet of Jewtih communltlei oltheOrtenI On Dec I], at the Highland Country Club, we ariil tie moat torlwiato to ba baotaaa to a flrMfWiafthtaahow! I tuive mentioned only t unall portion Tttere wti much more The vUaJlly and IntFlllgencp of theae fanlaatic women on the National Board to aweaome I have to lay lor Mona. C^orrtne and myaell we are gratified to be involved in Itie worthy ab(ec1lvea of one of the world's mosl active and ef lectivr women's organlia ttoiHi
woiM have qywa.' Xrt ua atlefc to the main ah)active—carrying out the Camp David atcortto and giva poaca a dianca " New Program' Hadaaaah I a aaw aarvtce tof Hamenbera Ai
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Thalma Luatgailan (loAi and HartoMn. Dr Kalman Mann, director general o( the Hadaaaah Madi cai Orgairitattan told ui thai with 1100 bed! In the hoapltalthey are running a( 91% capacity operating ttkeatre* •** ** '<*% capacity They
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Ken Long. M S will lead STRP class He has an MS Counseling and Guldain^^^^ Iron) I 'NO and a Certificate of Psycholhrrspy from the Alfred Adier Institute of Mlnneaota He haa worked (or IS ye In leaching and counseling and la currmtly in private practirr Hr direrts work •hops lor the Netiraaka Socte^ ty of Adlertan Psychotogy For mformatlon. call Jewlah FamUy Service at I34«0D
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latiouront Fron(04« tw«f vartoni Only
H » O w^« n«w world with rt«wly r« fvtod*l*d rMfouroni ond lDun9« A com|^«4« n«w dtning «ip*ri«rK.«
Men. Ia4.lt* 11.
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lunciNMon.-frt.11(*l Mnncn Ttiurt. Sal. tiNlQ lltM. CloM^ Svn^y.
Mon.SoMltolltM Sun. and Holldflyw Moon lo 1I:M Clotod Tuoo^oy.
3440227
344-3)00
241-8020
SS3-M54
Col* Voungor's
Deano's
41n4 A Cantvr Top L*v*l
SM7 S. IMth
M«S So. 131n4 St.
TIIIDo^ga
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%p»ctoiiging in Continental Cuitin*
f*otunng Southern Fri*d Chi(k»n Bar ft Ou* Ribs ar>d Sfvokt Solod Bor or>d o sp«<iol »och month
UmctnlliM-l. MnnanS-lliN. Oot»4%uiduy.
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341-5720
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CImarronBoom
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Kitchwi
Moii.-Sun. niM le II. Svn^y hrundi at Hit.
330-S21S
393-5225
Harr's
Jcrko't
Till farnam
Highway 17}. Waterloo
11711 W.Dodgo Rood
A compMo Contonott* ot w.*ll ot men dor HI Hurton ond Sjochwon toloction It fvolurod l««r orHl win* t«rv«d
A lorgo mmnu of good food with many lith tpociolt Rotoryotiont Konor«d Cockiaili
Spocioliiot in Itnm prim* rib and quol ity ttaokt A brood win* toloction ornl ' alt%r dinnor drink m9nu
Svndayi^-
Maii.-nMin. 11 to 11. M.an4Sal.11l*1.
Mon.-TlMtn. Ildltoll. M.anJSat.lllen. StwttfayliMtat:)!.
Oy*nMwi.-iat.4)M OaM^ lawJayt md HelM«y«.
Men.-Sat. III0II. CloMd Sunday.
339-S544
3f7-2l1l
3«3-M11
779-4040
490-0222
Th« Dutch Oven MttiwirftariiDrlvo, ItloditSo.etOenMtli foi bfoolifotf lunch dinno* or (of* m9ht dining ^Wo fnm rox mo<«
Ma)i.-S«t.lt«l.
TtwOoktenilppIc S|McMlti«« includ* roott dwrhling Vool OKO* and Vaol itolloptni Craovt ond londtwt o lovWIM
Th*Or*at¥taH
JuMot
Kenny's
King Louie Ros* Bowvl
ISMlArkor
7MS0od«a
torvlna iiMkt tulaod and MMKon SpocioHiot Mernwl atmotahor*
Cochtotl lownfyo and r«ttouront laotur ing ttaoli and doily tpaiKtli loliih troy with dtnnor
niS N. Soddia Craoli Road
Undu Man.S«t. II1JM.
Maa.-TlMir*. 11-11. M.«n4Sat. lltenddnWht.
330-2111
393-1000
550-7212
Nosr't
Nets'Ibtrer inn
OldNiennaCorfe
^Hani's
ISM Amoo Atro.
71th and Oadao St.
4SM S. 14
Mthand Arbor 4Sth and Cantor
Al. Full Inn THIilondo Saaualtting in ioponaia and Canto nota dinnart Intiinota tao roontt lor 3 ormora
Prima Rib Orotiar Salacfiom. ond Dinnar Irom olor MonlMy tpaclalt by ChafHoMrd
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Mister CsSteokhouse UltN.M A collaction ol dinmg roomt that tpacioliio in tiaolit and Itolion di»ha«Strolling Stfir>gt • nitaly
Cocktail Lairrtga and Rattoiiront Ion quat room lof up to ISO poopla Snocl. bor opon lor braokfott
LuiKh: Mon.-f ri. II to t Dinnart Mon.'ltwn. J le II. M. entf Sat.) to midiilgkl.
Opaii 7day«g waak tlUI le Mid-idfM.
Crytfol Ffta Dmmg Room hot com plat* dinnar manu ond cocktoilt Out ttoTMling oil you ron aot luruh buHat
451-1991
ll^tdSm (uropaon dithot roott duck root! chicliao baa4 dumplingt ond krout
laotwrmg Couloth
UMchiMon.^rl. IliHtet Mnnan Men.Sal. liM te II. Stmdoyi Neen lo I.
O^n 7 day* 0 woat n to l;M.
393-5500
733-7491
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Reuben's
Rose Lodge Inc.
IfSStariMMn
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397-S049
5S1-9100
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r« only outdoor Boar Oordan llMch )• tarvad doily ond liva aniar nitaly Partilttg m tha raor
7lthandDodfo Rota t lomout triad thidian it lh« tpO' ciolly of tha houta Sarvirtg for ov*t 40 yaort Privotaporty roomt ovoilabla
A complata lurtch and dinnar manu With o tpaciol Mamcon tataction Braolitott tarvad ot Cantar St
Men.Sat.lltoaiidnlflil. Oeted tun^ayi.
391-0191
553-0050
Ross' Stealc House «MS. 71ndSt. Th« clossic Ornoho Steok House with hne qwolity oged be«f SmoMer cuts for wofnen ovoilobi*
OpendaHyilllell.
MoK-Tkan. lliMtoll. W.*adlat.11iHtail*d|ht. 111*11.
Men.lat.4tM 10 lltM. Sundays 11 lo I.
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141-00)0
3934207
391-3440
393-2030 Nenkelnn
Stealcond>lle
Inttptotlon >lnnie's
Trini's
4Stt Uavanwerth
ISMTSndStrMt
14SS4 U. Straol
ISM Howard
Au1t>an«k Mortttarn ond Sovtharfi W lian cuitma ItTl rocipianl UnHod Akknot Momllnar Mogoalna award lac dtning ancaMonca.
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397-1121
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340-0400
550-3111
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the center sic^eiie Ladies Racquetball W« have Pall L^dto* Racqaotball Uafluaa aa Mleora: LUMUOO Evening League will atart llw •«<* of Sapt mh Playing tlmea and court mervattona are arrangMl by the playert The Thunday morning Ladlea Iranur will Mart Sapt V Wr urge Ceniar Mindwia to ug»-ig> Immedlalcly lo that player* can be grouped a^ cording lo abUUy level and the •chedule aet-up
Gameroom Hours Announced ^4.
The new C'hIldmi* Gameroacm. the "Keyhole" for Kin dergarten thm^ Third ip'aden and the Hut" for Pourlh through Sixth gradan, will be open during the follow tng dayi and hours Sun . I p m lo $ p m , Mon through Thur* laopmlotpm Pn330 p m lo i p m . and on Sal, I p n to4pin
Sukkot Fun For Children A Sukkot Harvest outing to planned for dUhfecn In kinder gartan thru alith grade on Oci 2 Children will meet at the Center at 4 » p m and hde a bua to a farm where they wtll harvest applaa, com •talks and return lo the Center "Hiey wth dacarala andaal
Gallery Presents ^7 Sculpture Show Pictyrad above af« wYwal MutHiVMl piecM by AMMltt PMwbo along wttk Unda AUmnd «« prMMrt a two MMMn adhtOMlMGaliaryWaaiiUrtlagScpl M Mri. rattnaii is a graJMala of tlie Untvmity of 1 wltli a BadMlar of Aria Dafrac and hw had levaral i prior la bv *o«|i« al Ite "J" Mn AbbouMl la MTA Candida at Cral^Maa Ualvonay and haa aioo had aa««-al iiH«ii«( iwU RoaanUatl. CaOwiriMa o( tba JcwU Cnityrri ArU CbmcU. poMad am Ibal of iMrUcidar Maraal la a andptod ptocebyMra Po«jnaflwblciiltcnUU«d"WhalHawW«Don«U> dM Ten CaauUMbMoU" wbicb dqMcU the decay and oroolan t( tbo CamaunteenU and "They DM Nol Uaten Tten - TlMy M Not UataH Now." whidi to a pnpbel flipare irtth flril ralaad the peopie back to the wayt of ttir Urd
Cultural Arts Council Wants New Members HM
JowUb CvMval Artt Council Ha pitqw orpntiatton ' rnpraaantativaa (ran aUMat all Omaha JewI le prapan a wMa varMy of cultural aciiv I la RkiMrd Jm and JadI Haaewblaii. C^Kliair
II yav an ManMad hi awale, art, lact««o. riaaaaa. ar apeM ahaarvaneaa. and MHM Uho lo aaha a paaNhw conlrfbatian a fmtr nim—nhj. eoniact HcrmaB RiMa at Iha JOC or tta A* la attond Mt mt Ooane« HMtUni at T-ltpm, NrM*.attttJCC
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IWaart for Iha bua trip and aivpar la 0 per child Other actMtlaa Includa making flay, ikighig md a parade It bi nacaaaary lo prv-raglaler and rtglalrBUon daadUne to gapt.». A maghniwi enrollof ge children wUI be ac-
ParenU ahould pick up their eMldr(nai7:t»piB
Morton A. Richards Endowment Fund Grant Made to the Jewish Community Center" the baneflcanc* of the Morlaa A. fUcharda Endowment Puad of the Jawtah Fadardw Oilml Alii OapartoMni la plaaaad to brh« *'Hwa to I , Oct • ntolabulaua oaritiHMdU ahaw oaaaWa afta daiieen witb an olaborale Ughl and allde riww They are an laraall bam frwp, and Ihrir provwn to SMrltlngl The ahow to free of charge, and to opan to all Jawtoh riamaiBdli Cantor OMndian. So pig liaday nl#t, Oet M at 7 pm dawn aa year calendar aad plaa to aritvo to UoM to grt ^od aaato CMkkw am anjay ihia pradneUan as noeh aa adaito and at•jar cMaaai. Hda to a gawroito gift tor ear ••wbin. Our ihanka go to the Martw A. j FMndfcrallaiibiiaatohaviathtoawrvalouiaKpaftonca SMehardi
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Health Fair The Center will hoat ilx Annual Health Fairon (Jrtober 28 from I p m to 7 p m and on Oct Bfrom 10 « m to noon. I p m to 5 p ni and t p m io 9 pm The entire oomaHMMy to Invited to attend IMa Impor lant event at ao coat The Health Pair to being held to help evaryone obtabi a better iidwaliiMWwg of their own health and an opportunity lo bacama acquainted with the many haaNh-relatad ajarictos to Omaha and an awarenaaa of preventive medlrbie More than & health^ rHaled aganrteii will be on hand providing tree medical screening laato. educational cshttMU. daoMinstrallonB snd nimi
Sharing Group A Prachool Mother a Shar tog Group will be held on Wedneoday auimiiigi from !i(pt Mihna^iDac a The Shaihig r^V t* dtalpied to allow mathara of preschool chikhcn aa opportunity to rap about Iheir real life ei pertoncaa in an iniormal grstg)aetling Scsslont. conducted by Allsn Greene. MSW wiU lake place f rom 9:30 U> 10. 4S a m
Andrea Sumner Now on Staff at Pre-School Andrea Sumner will be on ttaff at the Pre-Schoal thto year. It wa* announrod by Artoaa Oaadaun. Pr*<chaal Commltue ChalrparwM. and Morton Prait, Pi»8cheol Diractar Andrea wiU be laachhig Iha Two Year Old Play Group, and the Smday Ptaiday daaa AndmagrewupandwmttoaehaoltoMaaaaehuaatto She re caived a BadMler* dewt to Mrty and alamaatify aducattan (ram the Uidv. of Mass. Befora earning to Omaha, Andrea worfced as s social worker, and also tau^ (Ulh pade Aadraa haa been actWe at the Onaha J.C.C. aba haa baan to Iha daaRVOOM aa an aaatotant. a day eaaap cawaator. and laachsr aha to atoo the C»«nll«atar of the "r» to Being Jewlah" aeriea al the "J " Andraa. and har huaband Arnold have two chUAn. Carrto. $.andCralg.S "Wa are vary glad to have Aodl with ua. She to a warm and eraative paraaa and a great aaaal la our staff," said Marlm PrsaL
JCC Womens Racquetball Leagues of Sixes JCC Mens Racquetball Leagues of Sixes NAME IPteasopnntl ADDRESS HOME PHONE
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Work to Begin on Racquetball Courts The BuUdlng and Grounds Commlltee. Athletic Commitlce and staff havt been working lor several rtMrtha maatlng with archMacto. cantractors and racquethaU cxperto totlaaliie flam to naha our racquatbaO courta the beat ptoyli« cowlt to the city. With thto to mtod. work on aN hMr oatrto to achadiaM to atart when all of (he materials are avallabto and dallvafwd Md the project will take,appro(imatoly sli weeks All lour courts will have new front wall aurtaoet. new Ikon, new doors and the walls wiu all be repabriad and plMterad Prior to the ctoahig of the couru tor movatlan «• an apon' g both a Man* and Wansna Pag Raopiatball la^Ma ^ HotbaH to^PMs 4 II bdaiailail iiiijM itoslartlhawaafcofSapt 17. Wear^aUtotoraalatf bars to alfii up Immedtotaiy ao that we can organtaa Ow I gwtoaUtotoMi^B accardhig to ptoybv abMtoa MM daeatop dto I
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