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Iowa Senator Urges Carter To Consider PLO/Sov^ Ties *A.SHIN<iT«)N DC COUNCtlBLUrFS LIMCOLN OMAHA

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I Set A New Record ying Israel Bonds

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Television ir> railed The Hi. •!••< imn " He said, In ihi* (luc uitientBr\- Ihe P!/)'f nlMtinl ah' ' >rfilt for ' nceived trammK m Lht' Suvlet Union ' Jl-| I ll IR part rinn (his \fc»-<'H Of rut- ./cwisrt Neu Year relchriilion thai (he I'niled SM •!() (lur Ills and histiini .1W14»

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and ^ thill the Lcurrrnl lUiil uill U' tmuoletl I when all of the women respond " Mrs fJuilrh flrtded I. 1

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Harold I. Adler. (tirprtonif adlnml^tratlnn. Anli I»elanialion l^aicue of K nai R'rith shn»s ,ii. .iM IIT'H>( wma m >li> SuviH I'nion with Ihe IraininK of PU. to nwrotiers of Henry Mcmsky I,.. ' to Omaha Mr Adler ». ((immenls were < cxidrmed llii* wer* by SenalTM-Jepwn

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Mre Homr Blumkln <lcf(< is preiailed with the Eleanor Rooarvelt Humanitarian Award t>y Mn Jan Perrce at the larad B«ad taaictaiM rvMoUy .•I U(>n/4 h.'iK

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'and ' •>•{ orv .1 for dHenie that is why if are in imporlanl Israel id must remain a home and a haven for Jews Ther are :t 7U0 INW there today and the Russian Jews are Itomlnn 100.000 i» (ar. and ey iteed houstnii. jiotm and cation "The econoniy needs our - Bonds without It cannot survive .No Is

"I am proud of the Jews of ihnaha. " she added In presentins the awani. u nifflr,' ' ' • ' • I lt> t»in to Ml> niiiiii^iri .»ii'r i-iTre TMited that Mrs •B's charity s- •' •"' •'•' -'Mlly _:

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mt »na»ij dran were preaani nt (he c-we mony si whirfi Mrs Rlumkln. rereivinx the award said, 'I don't know if I deserve It. IMJI I do thank you and <q>preciate it very much Mrs Pf-errr noted thai "the Krealest |>e«|)le often have the fewent words ' The center auditorium was converted into .i ' •• • • .-t lini! with tni-^ i 'if blue candles aii>J .^i.n,, .tiul American flags i.r,.«vi Priesman provided <l

music durlnfi huitch cloaed the mc»-tm({ with thanks for her entire committee who made the aftenvxm an outatandlnR success

Nominating Committee The Noniln«tln(C<i||nmlttee for the Jewish Federation of Omaha's upcoming election of board of directors la as Mlows: seated, from left. Mickey Sturm, chairman, Mona Crandell andJsnIe Kulakofaky Standing, from left, James Kart>er, Gerald Hoberman, and Judge Jerry Gltnlk Sid Werthelm alao la a member of the committee

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Discovering ttie Meaning of Judaism rim mtam 1 uw tMMnnf uttrki • iiiiMw 1 SatruMM* CaMI. I *%i IMI Jiaa aw SKUM • •« Miu«il> at IM aat •( a Mw a Kw man •( > Aar^Mi fluauaa By lUrcy Prtadman In the past few wcaki I have loflen baen asked. -Why at f wur aite. are you havinii a Hat lilltrvaii*" I waf' t''mr>i<vi in EMswer. "Why n l^ t my usual api' m r "do it " and ask why later I for the last <lx months I've What IS who i.,-i

.' wwt [:|lahii< ••• ' • anintei lertuai or an •motional ••* Always. 1 hsvr iiniir ^uektkiiisthani I am I first nenerallon American My tuckKround is not untypical and because of II, Mori has often jokingly referred to me

as his "little convert", a remark noted both lor its humor and tmth. My parents were among the flood of immiRrants who choae the uncertainties of hazardous travel to Ihe (ertalnly of pogrom and penterutlnn In Russia Kach grandfather M'ltled his famllyofei, '" for my , • when they stepped onto Kills Island. th(' hiKl" ply lo survive »i

"< '<• survive as Jews. I>ut sim hat to embrace their new coun .1 lervor that seemed to d«'mand un(iues ion It was not enough lo lx-<-ome Kio p. r cnl .American, immigrants had lobe 120 percent Americani/(tl Then, as today, Jews wci ' •• • - to he accepted by non Jewish sock-' Nishval ue» an * " '-•"' " '""" sure valUen "1 iin ....^. ,.u...,«.....«. - " „.,i..i... they interfered with the naceautleii of work and secular educa tlon The struggle was all uphill, hut the rewsrdswc «.ii i,.f \, HIP and eut-h ininiik'r.inl i tuTisheil thiin -iid-

lessly to achieve the Anwrican ideal of success For many, it was far nicire meaningful to pray for life than to live lo pray My if*n father held down two Jobs while putting him.ielf through medical Mhiwl and my mothef ^Immt entirely wll ••ducaled. demanik-d thai I go to an university, precisely because fXw was required to work and never went beyond an eighth grade education I grew up in Hawaii, a chubby little haole girl in a rich ethnic • .ich, that are the ' s 4 11 I Ul 1 lil .11 \ .1 un-> .iriw I »-i i(tn»u^ ^Ji lilt-, PXpe<'t-

to embrace our beliefs and lo carry Ihem iiito lilt' ii»-M ^fiH-i lit ton

If there is ambivalence in what we teach, then we can expect • '•" .i.-.i... in our sons and daughters If we do ,n our heritage the crop we harvest

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The year I was i:t. the Stale of Israel w;u< t>i)rn into terrible otii.- sirm/ktliiiK III fiifkii ;i ii.ilinn * ilh tfie remnantsol Hitler's • •n of the price paid by lh«' -.s Bui my parent.s knew and in Itieir anguish, clmse lo shirlti me from reality Was this , 1 'mil liiiMil nil t':iL>i> \'} i


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) pwt af AaMiican JERUSALEM, <JTAi Xtm Afltt*fkatenaUoa I jtajnr of B'MiB'riaiiMM a canptfpi to I toilH lacfcaf btr of UH AJCHwattlw'* ip»ctal pnHpiMH 4ipart«Ml. HW dM AfarahMB Marras. a SI-yMr-«M TM Aviv I/IUVM-ilty iraduate now coa^itMiag watt on a dDctorale al CotumMa Uaiwantty. wUI )ota the yoHanUy't hMoo (arulty and vUl be Mated in tlir raia 01 tiK MtdeaM Ontrr Marnn witaar la OMdam Arab hlatory. VMCMA MOined Mtii thp oiitoMW aad wtil 10 to Auatln la January

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ADL oAMAl «aMI AbrriMOi PHatwi. aawrlBla nilnnal dbvctor of the AOL. wlio la al ADL's Naltonal martbn In Janiinlf. aaM al a prtaa oaafarmtm dMi he dM net want to eoniMrr the alliMllon to AT teoUaa with thai to Uw SovM Uflton However, he aald. expert cace hat dwwB that "countrtoa dB care about tlwir taudii " He aatd OMt -doaa l« IM» or the large Jewtrii cem•kunlty to ArgaaUaa have ci-

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'/f You Cart for Your Heafth. i vouthra rofCriii A eoncar occwrt wfian ebwonwel caN* baain « wild. unr*«lroin«d growlii in KMD* port of ItM body Tiiwy may apraod by infiltrating oSiacmnt tisau* t>y tfovoling >i>rougti (h* circwta«ory and lympttolK *f%tonw to ditfonf location* In lii« body, or by ony tombi norion ol lt«««« Th« growlii and lh« ifvaod ol concot colii con b* lofat it not chvckod Your doctor troof* corKvr by turgory. by rodtotMin •o destroy tbe tumor, and •pac>a< dtvg and bormonol fhwropy Ofton tovarol of li>*s« fraotmontt will bo iMod. A low type* of conc»r. twcit a* lK« laukomiot rooct quite woll to hormono* ond nowly dikcowrad drwfs. Thm Nobrosiia Modicot Astociolion po<«t« out rttot on* third a4 all corKort >n the Unitod State* ore beirtg curod lod^ Corxort or* moti raodily curobia i< litey con be troatod before >H«y iprood from their original iocations. To ba curod, concori mutt be found eorly otid fwiotod or dactrojred bofor* they bove ttorted to sprofHl. Sine* two tbtro* oi oil concert ore on tt>« »ur foca of tf>e body or close enougfi to ti>a twrtoce to be roodtly »«en or felt, eorly detoction oHon •» po*M(>le Breo*' coTKor >• tbe loodtng coute of corKor doulhi m AmerKon woman lung cancer it a leoding cows* of doodi from concor. Cancer of ibo-lamyii hot paiilaiawf hoarsawass as on oorfy ston. Colon ond rociof eoncor wiff occur In ntorm than TOO.OOO Amoricon man and women eocii yeor. and i* tfte second highost cowta of eoncor doetb* among women. Tho Mobrasha Modlcol Association aoyi most cancer* ore cwrobla If found and free fed promptly. Early dotec1h>n i* torgofy ttto ittdlvidwof'i own retpon»tblllty It depend* on on oettve mlereO m or>e • o«wn fieoltft sind o willingnesi to lei the phystcton fudge lite imporMnca of o dongor slgnof

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Cariarto' * irioadi ate haitove to aad praettea denwcracy and toaua dl0dty" and to rr(rato fraa rawardlnf torror' krta "Oniy to thia way cm the bape tor paaoe to the forth cofntag new y«ar l>e reallaad.'' The Jewa of Ruaato aot be tarfloden by the I latration. Jepaeti totd rartcr. "K IS imprrativr that wa^ conUmir la encaurage than, aad (ive them, at the vary laaM. ov moral and ^toitual Mtopert." he uud of the Riiaaian Jewf The letter Is a< follows Dear Mr Preatdmt On Uto occaaion of the JewMi New Year »«. wc. andaUi •JawMilrtai ha|» for trai^pdUty Tito ci^ days tlud make «p of the JtwMi New Yoar aat aaly wua^ a

torvaally daalre to amlff-ate to toMMtrtoi of (raodant. aaperlaily Israel and Anwrlca II la tn^ieraUve thai we conUaae to at OM vary toaal. oar moral aad 4ilr«ual Mvport. Aa Aaiirlraaa «• BMNI atvar aa#ect thr Judeo-ChrtoUaa aMMc. nampiy the ever-

part of our Amarlcaa I policy Uatdtlir nitlaa of laraai by AowarSadB tartevltotto NovMnlter l«. If77. Ow of Israel stood alone In a s «of hoaUllty This hoatUlty nolivaiad ttw PLO to to vicious iM-aali dvlttaaa. Ike

of Henry Monaky I. itobearMr Adtor TbatiwWto aaanrlaladwith •uch a paalfton ut maffitftod to U^ af die "The Wiwalaii proAioad by Ibe _ CarPtfMIc Syalan' wMch wtu televi' asth la Ibl* dsewnanfary the PaJ lerrorlaU pubUdy for tiw flral Ume that , In the Uatoa TIWII0I there any the PLO aadlheSartof Utoaa. dw PBSCK piwgram altars a far

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of a aOto Wetf Bank muat tie chal lenged American forelKn policy muat not be diatorted by •ur frtoads and reThe imminem

our Israall wlw believe to and practice ttowtof racy and tiunian disni' ty We riMidd oat reward Ibe PLX) larrortoto, or aay other itton any witere In the world, for their brutal actlvitlaa Only to Ihto way can Iba iMpc tar peace to the lanimwnbn aaw year be reallxed Itamscffidlyyoias. W. United SUtaa Senator IOWA

UndmfWm TBL AVIV (JTAi - A ma tioa to dtomiai Chief of SUff Oon Rapiiaal Bllan waa auttmltted Ml Uw Kneaaat by Urt Aviwn of the Shell faction Ha aaid lattara to «4I af hto

MKa port on fraunds that Ettan had to Ma puMic aialemenU tMaUfymg the reduction of the on an laraall Army afflccr loMBd •idKy of murderiac tour Arab during the ocn^aof aeuUi Lebanon to the spring n<>«n

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5740A JEWISH NEW YEAR OF CHALLENGE This year is different. It begins in peace between Israel and Egypt. And it strengthens our resolve to stand with our brothers and sisters building the State of Israel. The challenges are great — and will not diminish. Neither will our faith in Israel falter. As 5740 commences, the Israel Bond Organization launches an historic

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$1 Billion Economic Development for Peace Loan. It is vital for us to assure that Israel's economy will continue to grow. We are partners in the peace process, which must continue —

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and exparKJ. In facing our responsibilities this New Year, we must reaffirm our faith in Israel and its people. The most effective and eloquent way this can be done is by investment in Israel Bonds - Now. You Can Q«t a Prospectus and State of Israel Bortds at

STATE OF ISRAEL BONDS 920 City National Bank Building Omaha, Nebraska 68102 (402)341-1177

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On Growfing OM The Jewish community of Omaha is with many volunteers: men. women, and children wbo devote tours of their predoUB ttmc to helping otben These tinl«M worken can be found In all departments of the Jewish Pcderatloa ol Omaha as well as the synagogues and orgaaisationi. It Just SMOM that all groups need votaatacrs and sililBin does a day pass wtien someone doesn't sound a urgent call for more people Such a call came into the offices of the Jewish Press last week. This plea for volunteers came from Ben Laub. directw. Bureau for the Aging, in behalf of the residents and sUf f of the Dr Philip Sher Home Mr. Laub's request, cotnrtdenfaUy, came around the time that the WorM-HeraM pubUabed a front page story on the aging process. Let it (umce to say that the story was depressing. These elderly people need us — Just as one day we too will need I Call Ben at 451-7238

<»iir^iiiiiii ill iA»rii«*l A Dozen Major Problems HAIFA - EvM la • yMr of pMO« w*to Efypi lirati lUil •My proUcmt Ai Uiia Hl#i IWy Day mum wt UadiIMT IMtag o( Ow twalv* ma|M> dwUHgM wUcti «M taw IM-Mi •• «• >Mk ihMd Ui UM yasr bHar* us Noat o( «• Ite ^Mida. Iiul In CMtraal lo prrvtou* yean ilak lowar la the arSar a( coocarn The Mlo«li« ara !• Uw ratabv* ordar of Impartaaoa: 1 T» PaapaaIha riaea. How caa laaral tiiiiaSaii Uw baaa at gPBwiat uadwalawillag wWli Egypt. iaaillHS to rimplatii aannaley.and at OM aaaw Uaia rafale Hi aacvrtty peotarc lar UH IMI crtali la Iw^al la raUtad BbalMca o( hral0i of lafear aaS Ow auay otter ImOan apuoNagKlMoe Tha dilpo ore down, and durtas tiir

A Propagandists' Convention »yt wnirrlJ Davti It wUl liavo all Uw trafviag* of a madU event a I will aecry Uw aid Uie Uattad Aaiaa (hrea lo iM-ael. wUl t>lame Uw J«w« tar Andrew Youac'i Tbere will br charget o( liraeii dlocrtmUialtaa aaatoal Palestiaian Aratw. and the PI/) will Kore aaoOier pmpaganda triumpli The event wUI be UMa waakand't cootereoce la Wa^Uafian o( Uw Pataatlnr Huoian RJ^aa CommMtae. an organltaUoa wbtdi wortts eluriy witli tlie l>LO't taformaUon ofHce la WaiMaglan la (act. tavttaUQM to the PHRC conlerenee wcfe mailed out iaal I la ttie PUri moofkly nagaslne Schadaiod lo (IheMniarenceareRepa PaidFlnAoy (R 111 >a Oaeiyara (D-Mldt >. tM WaHar Faoatray (D-DC i. Waal Baafc aMyora; Rav Jaaaa Jackaaa at OpwaMon PUSH Fdlcia I ans»r. • cooumaiial lawyer froni Israel, and Alexao , a tarmsr U.S. iorsl0i sarvlet officer in Jerusalem nan is am athar adtedalad vaafear wto. In aU Ukciitood. . Aiidul Jawad Satan, a maanaer of tlw PIJO'S ese^ Bd a laadar in the Pilastlaiaii National rroal, had Ms visa aiipllcation rejerted by the Stale Depart •Mat deapMe prateaU from Uir PHRC PtD Ues arc dear In (he past, the PHRC haa dalindid such cnnvletad tarrartsU as Saau Esaiaii andTerrePleener The artJclea and i hi OM PtO's PataaUne Painiw.Uwa sad the PHSCs an frsqawdty identical But the PHRC-PLO Hak m*) he i OMM )Hit a cnaMaonaltty of hMaraat. Tha t% an woadar haw (ha "haaaaa ritfas" group avoMa i a l»ril»i a»id. worthy an hshalt of the PLO Tha lehtdalad caalBf aaci la raptata with Irsay i sy. TTw Waat Baat aiayan who wM ipaah aid agala Om Bcypttea-laraaU peace treaty woiid asl be hi M aot lar larasi's admhdilialiiai. The r which they took offle* were the most fret that I

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Of Sseend Claw ^Mapi raid M Orn^w. Mobr oHu vau •&«>• OMM NMi ait* nw r rf •••• MO* a aMB Mib* »MM*ia ai

n* laraalia iirafea their own nde of appiyiac Jorda law oa the Wast leak and dacMad to eatnMMae hath liraai alas permltlad iBawn PIX>aupporlan to run lor office, and seme o( them were altcted and wtft be hi Waahh^lon to tttark Israel The eomerenee will lilMly unphaalM the recent crHlclam of Israel by some Mack American laadan Several of thoae leaden, about to embark on having )«at ratumrd front meeiinip with Yaair Arafat, will probably Ihid same cauae for companng the Palaatiiiian Arab eiperlence with their own. and lor ran 1 the Israeli 'reiallanilup" with South Atnca It leenu that none will rpfer to the burdeaaome oO bitts Ahicaa statas are paying to Arab oil-pradaean And. unI ralae the laaua of the dandaathw (radr that I Afirtea sad osare thaa a doaaa Mark Afrt t rapofta Ihal ilavary Is stilt prac ticad to aooie Arab ( Pew to Ow conlarsMe aurtisiice wtti raaitse that Feilcia 1 jn^ jer'sappaaiaaii naatradirtslhaMatawca'spiamias That l» rad aUews I, anger toprarttoa la !• isll laai'ts. to spaak out publicly and to travel aboard only laaJannniaa larael's denwcracy The prspagaadMlc purpoac of die Pntoettoe Itanan RI0IU CampaiRn Is also cvldaal to the rart that it is the only Arat»-rrlated canipal0i gstng on There are no campalgm for thr taanaa rli^Ms of tb* Kurds who have bean siaugNsrsd to Iraq aad Iraa. er tar the wewiaa of the Ante wartd wi» are regarded aa ehatlato. or tor the Piiittoiaa Arabs who an taiMddMn cMi I to Arab eeuntrtoa to aecantaMO with Arab I Even (he timtog of the PHRC giadiaUc purpoac Thr conhaaaca aaw year, and there will be Uw few to tha OMbarrafiafcanarda Inslai MiatrsyBHsgiisaprayiagfarayaarsf psBf*

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« Baany More (haa other oountrtes Israel ii largBly i : on uacoftato aeuKaa tor Ito auppiy at ott. lai the Shul ail walls to Egypt tha GavaraaMat toak a I rUk The threat win rmaato real unUI aa attaraate source of a» t. HiHl^. The diBftage af houatog is bshig felt man aad own by dsaMatic yaw« married couptaa who Hnd Uiai the prioas an lar beyond their reach The raault is deep (nwtration. leading to man ae'ioua reactions la (lie proMen InaotuMe* • 11» aarthara bardar. Whal happens la Uettanon and to SyrU to of grave oaaoarn to Isrsd The thnau from there sad the perpetual lawtat menaace the well-being of Isrsel'a rltuaaa to (hs area, aad conatltute a threat U) the country as a wttoto With new national ctortlaaa aaly two yean away, the sppoalttoB parties an losing no opfwrtuaity to uadarmine the Bagta Gevarmaaot and aeck to bring abaut a re atoratton o<L.abw power, even It in the process they damtnua lyrocfcUtoSMpafStat* S. OrhBO. A (aw yean afo peopto acof led at (he very thought oforgaalaad crime to Israel Today all (he evidence poinU to the growth of a new breed c« Israel style gaagsler. engaaid in bigtlaw aparattoaa. and thua far safely beyond reach of (he law aa eiarclaad to a dawncracy t. iaariipallaa Hopes are ttUI iii|^ tor new immigration but laal year's dactolon by Iranian Jews to go daewhen, and thr Mgh drt^«ut rate of Ruaalaa effllgree in Vtoana caaltout to reduce the flaw of new arrivals to Israel, and Irom (ha tree Weal (he tjickie to atiU biftaltesUnal 10 nai idar ilaJigiw Tairfrnaf ahwi When it appears ihai thr two sides an subduing tlwlr dtHaraauea to the itichi of grswr timato. oae party reaorta to doMberataiy provocative acU. and raidaboghis throwing atanaa- and the conlrwiutlon it

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11 Wafer, tt still rataa to israri but thr growing consumption of water reaources. drawing oa practically all avallatile sup pllaa. to auch that a aavaea drau#M tor one or two yean could conylatsfy crtppto agrteuMan. fedtry. and« 12 Nl^tway AacMMfe. Tito death rate ( Israel rllnrheeiUboklaa (he world record WasUSl clde aa Iha ttwda at a rato lar. far in pxcewi of ail our fatalities m all of laraai'a wan againat the Arabs Thoae an UwdoaanhaadaclMsol the year ahead Somtotthe wldcb w« had Ualad to earlier yean bava since been haw iMsawiBii 111 Will any of theae twelve chal I be doorr to aalullan by Yom Klppiur neit year*

[Letters to The Editor ]

Jews arid ha in Tod I wonder if 1 may request Ihecourtaay of your columns I am an Israeli, temporarily ki Anwrtea. and I am hmklag (Or relaltves TheramilynsmesareMandaiaadPlanover My lather > family - Mandei came from Lachovlch ana la the "Miaak Cuhernya" of Czarlat Rusaia My greal-grandlatbar waseaHad Jaateua My«r Maadal. and he ran an inn. pral>ablytaa vmmteaBadVedJma.nearLachovlch My (randfalher. Abraham (bom in I^erhovlch in lt7U. married In Baranovtch. alao nearby, and wmt lo Scotland with hli family In IMS or ae He had a lirother, Yoaef. whose ofiaprmg. and other •amhwsaf the fandly. an probably In Amertca My malanal grandmother was Pearl Ptaimver daughter of Yehuda aad Fal«a Piswsver She grew up in Uverptnl. Eng land, tMt her parenis came (Tom Beaaarahla Tlw name Ptanover to ao ran Uut I ahould be lalaraatad to hear from anyone baanag it whaaa ferabaan caow ham BaaaarabU or Rumania tagMaral NeTffleMMtfsl 444EaalMlh8traatSC New York, NY TolheBdHar As much as 1 enjoyed your Roah edMtonef the Press the article quottag Jeff Ooopar roqulm I Pint off. The Uolveralty of Nebraska af Uneota ahould as( be eoaaldsrad as aa tasUhStan af "laat rsaort" if one ewuwt aftord anathar place The Univeraity at Unoela to. aa a matter of lact a •aaahar of the prastlgtoua Aawclattaa of American Uni verities - a r«up af some M tap Afltortcaa hisUhitlOM Pram my awn IUHniad0il waold say wtthout vary much iaar •f botag wraag llMt aa aadarvadsate adacaUaa at the Ualvar aty to Uacahils a vary naa qiaalJIy oaalndsad I wetdd mwat thai a iiiKtoni coming to Ltoeoto weuM have mon expoaura to Coatlnuadonp^itl

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< CentkMed fram P*ac 41 wmttr (acuity meniben (h«i would be true at moat ntajor unl JcfTi aaeoad paM l^had Mbeui UK ikawn •( JcwWi life on campui SOOM «f wkat ia ripartid ii iMfortMnialy Uw But I 1 Ml M dM MpraMtdB to Ml that ao oaa la wwM^I l« try wclfleaUy I waMl4 maatiea Pro, «tio It paid a paltiy win to b» HUM I Ma wtit Elmtnc Thaic two people havr wortcd far btyani wlMt oaa ail^ npiect - often with dlaintcraatad (tudwto at Itaat and oat IntraquaaUt iMMtUe ones In ycart paai WiL. had aa acUva Jawiafi life To have Jewlah life at UNL llrat raqutraa Jawtah atuteiU who wtah to have an active Jewlab wtatanra. That la ao( now the caae Second l( requlraa tana place wliare Jcwtak activity can take place on campua — thai alao daaa aot asM If tlMre were a Jewiah houae on Caiapui H aiaHld mate a bif (B'taranca Aad laatly It takoa naore time o( a paraoa wotklng with itudenta than li now poaaltile within the futdaavallalile For Uttdanu racelvtag aa aducalion In Net>raaki UNL of tm a m^trtar aypartinlty aod I dautd hope that the plant of wMcti RabM Roaenbaiim qieaka lodwde the Unlvenily and the proMcma about which Jeff Cooper ^leaka coukj iw aolved Harry Allen TedMEdMor: I wonder If you know where I can obtain the addrea* of the Buchcnwald KIMMIU that waa aatablMtad In Uraef I came on the coniplei of canpa at Buetenwald around t-ll April IMS 1 had Iseen lent out t>y US' Supiente Headquarlen to check (he liberated concentration camp prloonen at either DolaaaidhaMen. Theresienatadt or Buctwnwald for typhta and for

lanllatadabout iMof the priaoners who apokeEagliahio help at the sution There were thouaandi of alck and dying we matched back to living a number who had come that far The young doctor from the IMh racMl and stormed when he loot a priaoner and I know several stayed alive to please him About 15 of the "helpers" later went to a netghbartag German farm and tiecame the first group wtio formed tto planned BttdMnwaJd Klbbut2 Per the next six months 1 was stationed in Frankfort and I WM ai>le to help this group Help Is a mild word My laboratory offloer was of the Jewiah Faith He called what we did "llberat lag" i atill shudder whan I think of the rtaks that we took There WM a lot of apathy at 8ypra»e Headquarters about the prot>lema facing tto liberated people We were amateurs and could have baan caught All told, we must have liberated at least ao years in Laavenworth of American supplies - fortunately, nobody told There was a Jewiah sUffed hospital near by that we provl stoned and aupfilled The doctors and nurses were terrified of both the colonel and me and prayed akwd as they helped us un load the truck Thirty lour years ago this week the colonel and I manned a O I gart>a«e can aoltclting money outside the Frankfort Syna gogue ai the Roah Raabanah aervicea which waa the first public Jewiah rellgtoua obaenvance held In Germany for some years That day the colonel —of the Orthodox persuasion gavemea yarmulke lo wear telling nte It was time for both of us to ask forgivenees for tiaaling I aaked him whom we ahouid ask He said God As a bom-agaln atheiat I asked him who waa going lo for give God I lovad the colonel and he tried to convert me to mmething or another right uo until he died he evrn thought of a paaalMe betrothal Later In November of IMS m Marsallles I was recognized by four young men who had tieen at Burhenwaid Friends In the French fleslstance and the Jewish Brigade were able to get them paaaage on a ship going to Jenisalem Tlieae four had made a final trip to Poland to try to discover any surviving me members of their famllica They had walked across Kurope on a

By * April we became hapeiaaaly loai and we were returning to Bonn wtien we ran Into the advance party of the Wth Divltion beaded for Weimar and expected combat at Leipilg stU) held by the Oemana We made contact with the battalion of tanks qiear-lteadlnR tite drive towards l>elpilg and got permiaaion to enter the convoy near Amsladt to Ro ai far ai Weimar where Burtienwald was located II was at Amatadt that ere becan to tmell the odon of the camps We had no Idea of the horrors thai we were to tee later. but of all of mind learini events that I was to experience in the nest dayi. tiie complete rerollectlan o< that odor In vivid to this day

iotoally fmitleaa trip—only to be ejected from Poland by the stlli antl-SemMic policy of the Polaa I can atill see their happy faces aa they ran along side my train waving goodbye 1 am not at all sure that the Buchenwald KifatMitz was even tarmad Certainly, the founders would have longsinee lost their plonaering spirit and probably scattered All of ito people that I remember would be at least SO years old Some past Ml years I have never met a person wlio waa at the camp I hear from a group ol French woman after their re-union in Paris each year 1 think of these people often I siMiok hands with thousands, was embraced t>y many and douaed thousanda with DDT I still tee faces, recall p^rsonalltiea and stories I have often wondered If any of them ever remember the US Army Sergeant with the Red Crooa braaaard on hia arm who cried alot I waa a pre-Pearl Hartxir draftee I went from Africa lt> Bcr^i Un I was in three invaalona and I must have seen a million d) I saw 45,000 Americans killed at Baatogne in 4< hours Bu wald returned my sanity and made the carnage credible I was the laal person that a lot of people^t the camp at Burtienwald was ever to see I like lo think that my uniform gave them peace and a aenM of final victory This started out as a simple Inquiry I stated my prot>lem in the first paragraph and should have stopped Uiere Any word will be appreciated iW Gcrber Omaha

Housing Aid WASHINGTON (JTA» - A .Senate House Conference Committee has accepted a proposal by Sen Jacob Javlts I R N Y t that would provide 125 million In housing guarantees for Israel The propunal also provides t2.S million In guarantees for h -•• • -^ •• • I The Confer lining Javits ^..,,

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LBOCMODAX larvtoaa tar Lao Ckadak. «>. of011N «aiilraat,woreca» ducted toai MaMtoy Burial waa ta Ml Steal Oamafary Storvtvan: atalert. Ida Pc<f man aad Mollla Koaowaky. badiafOnudM.

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SarvtcM lorUuM W«tobarg. 70, wero eoiiduclotf laM Monday at BcUi El Cemetery. He ta aurvtved by tata wife. Gertrude; dangNer, Beverly Rldi. brotbers. Abe, MoTTle and Jack; sistan. Jean BUaeoaky. SaUy Trotcbati; gr^nilmfm. Jonathan and Andnw.

lamlltoa by hifpino them meet the crtoto togalher The fami lie* are helped with making piana for their future and the dying peraon la atlowad to live the raat of bla life aa he CoaaMwer fraud rackata ta tkc taptc on Ort B Tywanna Paul, oonaumer affatn occic er, FDA. will ihow cooaumert how to know wtial they are buying 10 they ran avoM beUm taken In today's markrtplare Omaha ittorney, Rol>«rt Bothe, wtU dlacuaa wlUt and prriMtoonOcI SO Rlctiard Bennett, director. Conaumer Credit Counaellng Servlre. talks on conatmer credit, the New American way of life, on Nov • The final rtau topic ta the auper market tame Mary Kudtarvk. IHiug la* County KxtmuKm .Service. wUl give hmls on comparative Mtaggtag by oomparli^ the different aupor markeu. their owa brantk and the nationally advMrttaadbrwMta TiMa courar ta open to the pubUc A toe of tl wUl cover the coal of aH dw -Town bitrrealed peraona taiould cantad Monica (ienandl or Haidi McCouft at the United Way of rtce

Poiic« Domonstrations JERUSALEM (JTA> niwMoorti Of pallcawieii were idtodatod to Heaaonatrate againal the Mil adopted by tfea lafapaUoeuotan

to Hie cur allows die Mtatolar of Interior to aatakltab a ptablta council to deal wllh the policeman'a weltan However, the amendmani alao oaaMao Ow Mtotolar to IHUI regalBttana which ban a police Several policemen have been on a hunger Mrike for leverai dayt hi front of the Kneiaet in protest agalMl the law


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FOR HAPPIER TOMORROWS

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Conference Announces Brotherhood Awards rAn Omalui ilepartinMM Morp noruttve and an Omaha Pul>^ Ik- ScbooU administrator will rrcttivr (h*- I'rT' BrrrthprtMort Award • frrrrx . N< IM. Ki-i ipimls arr John D Dk«ing virr pmldpnl and aetrrlary or Rrandp4s. and F.uKnip W Skinner rHirrd aaalslant sui '>< ix* parlmeni ol IIUMI.IH lummu nily Hfiattona Servic*» o( ihe

(>m<iha Putilir Schools TtM- Hrothrrhiiod Award it prcMdUd annually to rivir ifatien itrtn-ir<t tor Iheir out iitlons to hu human retaiKjns activitii-k accwdtns to Robert K Runire. .U»pfih Sochnik and Donald J Mur phy. Mtdlartdn corhalrnM^ of tht NCCJ Mr DlmnRandMr Skiruier »ill be honorfd al NCCJ's An nual Brotherhood Dinner. Sun

Zeph Telpner Wins Accounting Award The Nebraska Molor Vur rlara' Aaaorialion prcaenlad lU Outalandlnit Actxiuntani Of The Year Award to Zeph Telpner at lU annual conven (ion recently

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Mr Telpner. a {"ounoll Bluffn Certified ihiblk Ac ^^kountanl. was rited for hu ac HKountuig contrtbutlons lo the r MbraMU Motor (amen AcB MHMHi OoMncil and for his ' ,nl

Mr Telpner's accounlinR and finance coonea on the tnirkinK irKhistry are used nationally and have contrtbulad to the knowlcdffe of the Indua-

day. Nuv ll. al the Holiday Inn Hinh Kise. 77nd and (jrov er streets Ttmmas H Allen, presldrni of The Omaha Na Ikmal Bank. it> dinner chair man

Zeph Teipiwr Robert Mahoney. Nebraaka Manager of Graves Trtick Unes presented the award to Mr Telpner at the annual awants bnakfaat at the Holl day Inn, WUi and Oover Mr Telpner had been awarded the Association's Professional Servk* Award in \m

Mr Skinner a priMlucI ol the Omaha l*ublic S<h<iols. Jiiined the OPS staff in 1»4<J as a physical education teacher at liong Klementary .S<-h<iol bei-oming the district s first full time black leach<T He graduated fnim the I'nivcr ' • *a and taught In in County North I .,,., IM-Iore joining the OPS staff

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INFORMATION NIGHT Wed., October 3,1979 - 7:30 P.M. at the home of Shirley and Bernie Altsuler 1019 So. 106 Plaza, No. 106 Regency Hi Rise Apts.

Learn how you can attend the next

ME WEEKEND October 27-28-29

Regency West

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"To jOin in a Marriage Encounter weekend will prove to be one of the most satisfying tleciS40r»s of your married life Join us - for your sakesi" Rabbi Sidney Brooks, Temple Israel

Get Away For A Week-End That Could Last A Lifetime! JEWISH MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER Call Now! Tell Us You'll Be There! Roie£r Bernie Meyers

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A 'Coffee III tke Succak" lor all JavUi) n»»'•"".»r women U»tlieOaiaf. .ity will beheld Moo H at (he home of S(evr and Margo RIefcet a( 10 a m arcording to Mary Fellman. prraidenl of the Jewish Kpdrratlon of Omaha and Ducky Milder, ctialrman ol the Kederatlon Newcomers • '•»• Invitallot iiietido all tlioae who movra lo Omaha diirtnc the past year and will be sent to any newcoiwew who may have been mlaacd In the compUaUon ol the liat Prialdiiil of all the Jewiah woman't organizations have alao been invited to the coffee to meet the newcomer's In the

in/iTMiiiJ Jill) ft^iivr atm»^ ptXTf of .1 NUCldh OrKanizational life I* a wonderful way (or newcomers to meet members of the com munlly and begin to give aer vJre through a variety of or ganizations, ' said Mrs Milder The coffee In (he succah will alao give the new comers an opportunity to ask the presidents questions about the activities of their groups.'' the said Anyone interested in more informaUon about the entirr fiewcomor program (ur fami lies Is asked lo call the chair mmn al 397-3W3 or Conrad Koller. Federation staff riate at 334 azoo

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Cancels Visit TKl. AVIV. (JTAi Theli raati Phllhamionlr OrctM«tra li mtn thai the Rumanian •Dvemm«ti( has canccUed (wo conceru it waa acheduled to givp in Ruchareat under i cW tural pxchanKT f>roi[r»'in Zubin Mehla. the orchastra't musical director, said Ihal (he excuae that a tultabte audltortum cou^ not be lound tertheSept 17 wid a concerts Ml a Bucharaal Opara Howe Troupe performed 12 time* In Israel under the agraancnt "They aani i« a third-rate troupe and the aubacnheis of the Philharmonic sertes had lo listen lo thoae singers tZ Umes.'hesald "Now they say they don't have a pnper audltarluni This Is a almple vtoUtloA of an Two vorld famouB plantsla. Radu Lupu and Daniel Barenbolin. had volunteered to per form with the orchestra at the two concerts

Over fO families who are newcomers to Omaha vnere of fered the opportunity for home boapltallty during the High Hoitday season according to Ducky Milder, chairman of Uie Jewish Federation ol Omaha Newcontcrs rommit tee Letters were sent (a all the newcomers and were followed up by phone calls by * com millee including Pauline Albert. Carol Chsmberlln. Janic Dana. Belle Ulvot. DcnlM Grccnberg and .Sally Venger According to Mrs Milder

Trio to Psrform The Nctoraaka Wind Sym phony haa been awarded a MM grant from the Nabraaka Arts CowncU. according lo Robert C Pierlc. Arte CouncU Esecutive Director The grant will bring the Marian McPartlamf Trio (u WMheniponn Cancert lUJI for a lwo-dji> retii dencyonFrb lOarKllI

"Home iKtspitallty for the High Holidays, just as In our Project Klijah program of hoapllallty for the Paaaover holiday*. Is another example of our reaching out and wel coming newcomer* to our Omaha Jewish community "' Persons desiring hospitality to ""break the fast" following tl>e V'dm Kippur holiday sre asked to contact Conrad Koller Federation sUlf asao elate at 3341

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M.-l> Fru'dirfnd siFin WeDd^ • plan. I , • _ • nr. Toddy Linzman. Amy Novicoff. And! Redler. Jill Roaen. and Delibtc Somlierg A house parly was held at Susie I.Wir's following pledge night There were 0rl8 galore at BBc; s potlu • r held at Detiblr K:< tiae on Sept I K.ain Kin wait aaalgnad aomething (o prepare and (he tumoui was great' All three beaus attended too Your name'* Address'' Zip code^ Telephone number'' And your pledge pleaae'' If you called Inio the Jerry Liewts L^bor Day Telethon held on September 3 you proh ably heard these <|uestlans If you called betw<>en II am and 3pm you may have talked to any of the \i Ner Tamid girls, our beau Dan StMnberg. or one of our advisors For ffHjr iKMjrs we stayed at the si! ' phones and was a v.-ri ....^ . ,,.... • I tended encer (In -••pi 11. Ner . Nn I held hoi services Dinner was held al ('arm Kof (man's houae and at midnighl ner^icp were held al Belh Kl SvnaK"lf"^ 'I waft a very en 'ling Kf a tiusv monii WjH liiilil next lime, Nci Tamtd has Ions of fun awail ingyou

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^H KADIMAHSYO ^^K KMtaMk t'otith Group had I^H MecMMM luyndp and a picnic riMh event at South Bend. Netoraaka on Sept M Reireah^ iMnta galot* «Mf« tarved. and a Uat taale of aununer air waa rarwhtog to all New memben wtn Initiated Into Kadtmak wMk Ite espertatkm of many marc lo Join For uv formatlea on wemberihtp contact MIndy Woinar »l

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ence Is not necessary The League, iponaorad by Uie Henry Moturiiy Uodge of B'nal B'rlth as part of Us youth program, was organized 30 years ago by Ida Sacks. Harold Bloom and Harry Col idi Sacka and Bloom have aervod aa Counaeiors since Its Inception Pne-reglatratian Is not neeeaaary Boys and girls who wish to tmwl this year need only lo come lo the bowling alley on (he fInU day Some of (he plans for (he soaaon include a HanulUiah UHimamenl and a paren( child toumameni High (eams and Individuals receive trophies a( an annual l)anquel held al (he end ul (he (KIW I ing season

AZAI By Aaron Kaslow School has started again IHII thai doesn'( mean (hat the men of AZA I have slowed down On SepI S. AZA I met Chaim Wewmann al Ari»r Jr High lor our annual fuolball game A good game wa.s played and Weizmann emerged vtdortous, 14 7 On Sept IS. we galhered wi(h Ner Tamid al (he home of (arm Roflman for an informal dm ner followed by Selichol ser vices a( Be(h Kl Some o( our Oc(ober func (Ions are a da(e party and a rullural Kxac( da(e8 will be available later

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By Bruce FeUman On SepI 9. Weiimann "'••••«1 a game of (o»(ball ag i(>e meml)ers o( AZA 1 inann was (he vic(or in the end. 14 7 Weizmann also won la»( year, 217 Touchdowns were scored by Jeff Kp <>(p|n and Alex Miller Thank you for a clean, fun game Chaim Weizmann held a general meeting on Sw-plem fwr IS After Ihi* Krfshman .•ra-

Be(ty Habler. recently re ceived a BA degree in psycho! ogy "Cum I.aude" from Crelghton (!niverslty Miss Habler. daughter of Harold Habler, plans to continue her study of psychology at the gradua(e level, and Is now at

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AiiKTK.i (jroject thai Mmiu I' ' ave the .SovH-t Inion in l«m. and HIAS exptH't.s ilial approximately 24.(lWi of these will come to the liniled Slates." according to .Shirley I l^-viton. president of the National Counrll of Jewiih Women iNCJWi "This will represent an Increase of close to 100 per cent 9>MT the llTf immlgratkMi flfluraa. "II IS therefore eaaential." •tate* Mrs l/eviton. "that reaeUicment programs expand. and tkat oonununltle* without prevkiu* experience in resettlement be a**l*t«d In starting up new programs Sinn moat local Federations and communities will not have the

Federation Library Lists Craft Books

Book o( BMa aiartaa, by Carolyn Mryrr New York Harcourt Brace Jovanovieh. \wn WJ p Arts and crafU. nMdMpotnt pro)acts baaed on Biblical theme* na aubbkl CaMlipH. by KuUi K Bnn Nrw York KTAV. Itn la p Thla book Is the result of a sure—lul experimental project cali«d "Shabbat Shalom " ft IndudM the traditional and prayer* and atoo stoile* tor children, dia arts and crafts, games, dramatics and new

Worttbook. by Dorothy (.olstein New Yorli BkKh Pubtiablnc Co . l*n » p Thirty original Ju dale <lMi0w lor wail hanctafl*. Talllt bags, kippot and more Combined media and apfilti|ue RdiglouB DMlcns lor Naadiawort. by Adalle Winter Bir mingham Oxmnor House. 1*77 M p Clear designs and color il luslrstlocis of symtiois and emblems as well as directions on how to work from a charted design

N«g«vN*Ml Nf':WYUKK(JTAi Rabbi Ovadla Yoaef, Israel's Chief Sephardic Habbl. siresaed that wtien laraell settlements in the Sinsi are re-e*tabll*hed in the Negev in line with the Egyptian Israeli peace treaty there will be a need for add!tlonaJ synagogues and other religious Institution* in the

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THE WHITE HOUSE STA TEMENTBY THE PRESIDENT One year afo laday - on Scptemter 17. IfTt - Pnme Mmlatar Bestn o( lirad PrpaMleai Sadat of Efypl aad I retumad (ram Camp David with an agraaiMal wlahMifc ing the frwaework lor peace in the Middle East We l>eilev«d then thai we had reached an hlttoiic turn ln( poW tn the bitler history of that tang-wfleniit region One riiart year later that belief has become a ftrm reali fy Alter M yeaa of boatUity and war Israel is tnaiy at peace with Its larteal Arab neighbor The reiaUoa* be (ween theflii arc Imfrwrlng daily The provlaioaa of the treaty of peace arc being carried out, preclaely and on schedule This peace Is no longer words on paper II Is now (acts on the ground and faith In the hearts of millions of people This remarkable ctunge from war Ui peace, from hos tillty to friendship was clearly visible in the reoenlvlsli by Preahtart Sadat to Haifa, where be was reodvad with gcnulfte warmth and enthusiasm by the people and the leaders of Israel Such events which would have leemed amazing, even unthinkable, unlit the vary recent past are now ac cepled almost as routine That Is Itsell a measure of how far we have travelled along (he road to peace So II Is worth remembering on this occasion what an extraordi nary change In altitudes has taken place The successes of Egypt and Israel to far in overcominK three decades of animoalty give us renewed conlidence m lacing the difficult tasks which remain Our goal has always been the establishment of a com prelienslve peace in which Israel could al last live in aecu niy and Iranqulllty with all its neighbors The (amp Oavid Accords are a long step on that path We do not un derestimate the difficulties thai lie ahead But we knew from the outset thai the road would be hard and rocky And looking back today at Ihe solid achievements of the past year we are justified in keeping our eye* lirmly on tfie goal of 'fcmn raUter than in heeding the inevitable cries that say peace cannot be achieved The peace process outlined at Camp David one year ago is alive and well The talks on full dutonomy lor the West Bank and (laia are proceeding on schedule in an al mosphere of gottd will and senous cooperation I am canti deni thoae talks will succeed Their progress is a tribute to the vision and courage ol ('resident .Sadat. Pnme Minister Begin, and the people o( their two great nations Over the coming months, it will be our cemmon task to eontlnue demonstrating thai peace does work, and by (he evfclence of our doMls to convince other nations and leaden to )oln with us in this quest for lasting peace, tccu nty. and Ihe opportunity lor productive lives lor all the people of the M Iddle Kast

Before and After Rabbi Henry Karp. of Uncoln. poses with his wife. Cantor GaU Karp al left to show hU year^d beard before It was shaved last At right. Dorothy Shapiro looks al Ihe dean shaven rabbi She pakl IH In a recent South Street Temple auction to get the

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Small Boy on an Orange-Crate passenger The enjoyment of that early morning with its caress ol tranquil silence was ours alone The five mile drive to Ihe bridge across the Missouri Kiver was illuminated by tral fic lights adjusted lo flash yellow until the flow of traffic A\i.i>kv Across Ihe river I for our truck light*. th«» -frM'ts were dark and It-niy I was chilled iiicnt as the market rxpiiHh-d Milh lirlllianl ligtit (n>m Itie darkened streets that surnHjnded it But first, we stopped al Kranks Cafe where steaming round waffles and hoi maple syrup were served lo u-s by robust, friendly women Our tMWIh was old'Shine<l smooth by bottoms of countless truck ers and produce men After breakfast, we walked to rows of fruit crale stands Silting island like on streets where farmers had long ago been replat-ed by speculators I lollowe<l dad to a display of

By Zepb Telpner The famtem' market with its sweet smells, its spicy odors, and ll.i exciting sounds Is gone But every time I see the parking lots and Bohemian tHiildinK.s where II once stood active m the early morning air. I remember it My lather inlr«>^"""' ""• i" the market Va CH ago I was iMloul r> ftml morning he woke m«Ihe moon glimmered Ihrotu • my WI/HIOW "Up' C'mon, it's tinte " I saw dad through sleep-logged eyes as he bent lo kiss me •What time IS It' • •Two fifteen I leaped (mm bed Into dad's arms He hugged me as he ( <l<iwn the stairs A.s I him lather his »nismr^ i studied the horse drawn sleigh engraved on his shaving mug, and ducked when he tried lo lather my nose Afterwards, we cllmt»ed into his III28 F'.xsex truck with an nrange crate seal for the

fresh dill, and its pungent scent reminded me of moth ers homemade pickles and spicy soup Next mounds of garlic awakened thoughts of corned lieef piled on black bread with mustard sii....t ^mells of cantaloupe peaches, apples. * ri and fresh peas blended in a delicious confu sion of fragrance (jreen onions beaded with dew caught dad's eye Pointing lo one of the bushels he asked lhcsp«'culalor. 'how much"" ' Ah' My finest "How much'*' "A dollar twenty five " "Hell, Al Simms want* a dollar " "Al's got junk," Ihe specu lator said as dad pretended to walk away "Okay One buck, you crook " All purchi

PIRSONALS mm. AND Mirs. uo •ODICK wish oil their friends o very hoppy. healthy New Year Mony thonks to oil my relatives ond frier>ds lor their donations, gilt* ond flowers durir>g my (toy in the ho*pitol A tpeciol thank* lo Robbi Nodoff for hi* kindness ITMIL BUIWIISS. NIM. HIUNA TICHAUIK thonk* her family and friends lor their many expression* ol good wishes and concern durlr\g her illnes*.

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were made In this manner After a purchase, each spec ulator rewarded me with unu.,. .. <_.,,! (gpj kumquals. or • tart and juicy poi;.. ^, „ IS, watermelon with sweel yellow meat, or red ba nanas My children probably will never know the excitement of biting into such succulent and seldom found fruits After loading our truck, we re-crossed Ihe Missouri River as (he sun, a dim orange ball blinked itself awake and the city with il

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RICHARD HAYMAN (•uc><it Conductor Solointii Nlrphrn Shipps. Violin- Diane Kvaiu. Harp TickeU $!(». $H *' ' *' ••" Available at (he : :il<) A<|ulla ('our' :_ or at thr Orpheum on the night of the concert

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Staffer in sixth year This fall martis th* tiegin ninii ol fhylliti Waksrrman !> Mxtl) \e»r on the Pre-schooi M<if( She is leacMng a nve>mlng daaa lor lour and .irolds II*. I ('mlral Hii(h

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Pianist Will Perform at Center Here U Israel which will be praaanlad on Or( Tt at 7 p m featurea many talented young staff stars ol the Israeli Uwatre Romml Levin is conslttemi t« be one of Israel's top |Ma'. ... 1-^ .. ._ ..„..,f ^niumd ID

Dr. Berg to teach Kichard Jir rman of ^h^ Jewl.si Arts Council annDUimil Out Dr Darrel Herg will be one ol Itw eight in»lrvK-lor> Mho will ti«> tea<°hinK u riass i»\ J<-vtish rhnslian Kfljlions (liirmu (IH' (all »r>\ion Sdvml oK onh nuind Jew ish Slmlu-*

•ist aopMati ...^. ••. ....... . tiest singing stars Romml graduated from iiu. nnacrvatory In Tel Av

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' A BOAT. RIDE A BIKE. WALK A MILE. DO SOMX SITVOU'lX FIND THEM AU. IN THE JCC MEN'S HEALTH CLUB

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Julius Setzer at Popcorn Playhouse JutiM Sdacr turn bmm acclaimed a* one o( the Country's leading »wiH'lliii|uM ipactalWi TM* muM-votaad cniertatner I •atlmally on a Mmlicr of wett-fenawn iHevlalon , moat Mtabiy Art Liaklrtler'i "HotMe Party " and the MBM* (atani Mwwcaia "Hallywood Palace" I unlqne venality IIM made him in drnuMd Mwc ymmi >'• auttencat His ability to tmitair the voieaa and charac «f maay prcacnt day ceicbiitiea is an upraartoualy nlt|#<«ilng part o< hti program

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Give the Gift of Qooti Health a Membership to the JCC Mans and Womens Health Club

Sunday. Septemt>«r 30 Erev Yom Kippur Center clo««s 6p.m. and reopens Octot>er2at6 30 a m Friday. October S ErevSukkot Canter closasSp.m and reopens Monday. Octobers at 6 30a m Friday. October 12 Erev Shemini A/tarat and Simcat Torah Canter cloaas 6 p. m and reopens Monday. Octobar IS at 1:30 a.m.

Great for giving to relatives for a Special Occasion, Anniversary, Birthday Chanukah Gift . Call 33*4200. E«t 46. Karen Ballantyna Momberahip Secretary

J.C.C. PreSchool Departmartt's

CHILD CARE SERVICE IS NOW OPEN 9:00-1:00 daily Children from 3 morttha to 0 years old •1.25 par hour

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Reaervatiorta a^ouW be matte orta vworking day in advance to aaaura space. Standing raaarvations ac cepted

For inforrrtation and reservations call: Mr. SMiar preaents a truly laacinattng and clever prrfor , iplMd wtth oomedy and satire UM will leave hi* audi I lor more Mr ScUer will alao uae paaplt from (he • io help provlce a moit unusual and cnlertatninf Inter • tkat will be grtatly enjoyed by those that are fortunate I to i«e aad haar thla very able young pertonner TIchat prloca tl M for current Center Members and n m for Each peraen cMBlng into the p«rfsnB«K« will a (ree>ag of popcam The popcorn PlaylMwic Is held iSJOpiQ untlUt 00pm DnnktwillbesoMtora'

Eleanor Oriews CMd Care Supervisor

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Marten Frost Pre-School Oirsctor

BBOM THE LOOKOUT FOR THESKCIAL BROCHURE FALL SCHOOL OF CONTINUING JEWISH STUDIES CLASSES • Cl«a««« B«flin Octobar 16 • Eight Exciting Clayas • Monday and Thursday Evenings

I the Army Consktercd to be one of Ihe ht({hligtil perform en of Ihe Herr Is Urael Show Komml Is only twenty three yean old As we reported I r Press two weeks •!. Kram it for Cenlcr IDVIIIIMTS only Admission is l)> a rxm prrldialrie food Item such as rioe, flour, sugar salt, canned fruHs. noedisa. drted milli. canned juloes, nuts, dried tteaos. spices, corteaorcamsdmea' lr<*—' "•" ht dmw..^^ ... .... \i refugees settllni; If. :..^ idrea

Health Run I In'ivsical KdiK-a: .1. In conjuntiioii with the l.'ChalmTo Life" Health Fair. IS (v^ponaortog with (ns Rexall Drug Store. Key stone Pharmacy. KoMt's Drug Store, and l.x>veland Pturma cy a Ssaa met4>rs '3 I mllesi. starting at \0 Vt •>in and a 10.000 meters i(2 milesi. ttartmii at W *i am lor adults on UrI 2Sth Everyone in the community is welcoaic Kntry lee Is 14 «, on or be^ fore Ort IMh Late entrie* ttOO each Souvetllr "T shirts and ril)l>ons will l>e given to all entrants KIrst place trophies •* awarded in each aige diM Entry lorma will t>e mailed uul shortly to all Center members

YOGA classes How do you become fit and •lay flf Join a Yoga class at the JCC. instructed by Judy Venn Beginning Oct g, there a offered an intermedlalc dass from 12 oo-l.ao and an advance class from 1.30-300 Coid clasaes for all aMiiUes begin Ocl 10. from 7104:00 p m Beginning claaaaa start Oe<.i I. from 1:0O-2;30 Ttaefae lor each seasion ia OO tO fcir 10 Ptaaae send your check to the JCC for registration or rail Jndy Vann. ni-3«3( for fur therl

DarrvlBarg I)r Beru ^IHP this p•^^l year served .Omaha tlon. Stalt^l tllnl lilt- llVr vk>.< k course content will iiuiuilt discussioas on Moses and Jeaus. the Goapeh and Jud aism and .1KeialKHikin n

Noted Israeli Will Lecture The (ir»t |tii"t ipr.ikt-r <>( the 1V7V-00U ries will he 1 I.K '>lunel Itxhdk lu h.i> rierallonbom!» raeli This announcement was made by Richard Jura Co Clulrman of the Jewish Cultural Arts Council The topic of Mr Itzhaki s lecture disrusaion is "Masa da Riae and Fall and Is scheduled for Monday. October I&. \9n In the Ihealrr of the Jewish Commum'^ i-m-r

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Succoth fun planned We have an eadting at temoon planned for children in Kinderftarlen through .sixth grades'. ~ I970startuig at4:30| -nwillmeel at the ( rniiT ,inu hoard a bus to ride to a farm where they will harvest applea. com stalks to decorate the Succah at the Center After deeorating the Succah «e will cat suiipar iMdemstfh the Sticcab The cost lor the has (rtp and Btvpar is gz 00 per child Otbsr acthriUea wUI Includr

maldiw flaga. oiaclna asKl a parade. ParaMa riwiM picli upUieirchlldrtnatT.lOp m


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