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The J«w1iti Federatton of OmalM wUl bMl Uw CouncU ol Jtwiib PwteraUom Control Icn iMtttulc. Ort nn •( thf Jewtab Comnunity CeDtrr AIM Goodman, contrailer of Uw Omaha FedrraUon. Is In ciiarii of arrancMMoU Dnt0Md to nhaaoa protoitaMl ridUt to Ihia «IUI aapMi of PadvatkMi operathMo, the ^y CoolroUcn iMtHuto pro^Ki a tann tor ttw dit^Wrion of Oaeal and adnlnl*irattvf ttmetnm kmp«ctto| on local FwtoraUoai and their opwaUntipwiaa WoriutMpa on Fedrritlon haMtional accounting wUI bt hcM by ctty-itoc on Monday on a FuMttoMlaccounUi« will alao be wptorcd In ntmaneatoSovlH J«wuh mno^ •MM proframi At thr luncbaon maattag. CJF aiaoctalr vice proaldoni Carmi TV wW PWara of CJP aid rattar-
work and the Impart ol Jewiih Federations throuiih leaderihip In developing prograim to meet changlnx nrcds in the Jewljh community. ItirouKh tlie exchange of lurceuful ex perlencaa to aaaure the mmi effective community ner vices, through esUblUhIng guideline! for fund railing and operation, and through )>iint national planning and atlKm on common purpoaea dealing with local, regtonal. national and International needt
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For LOVE Tbt eighth Annual Rcc ovdOaa BaiMPMt tor LOVE VatMBtom «fM take place ftiaday. Ocl i( at • to p.m. to the JCC and reaerMttaMartanuMt CaM Ealher FM. 34I M7I: SaBy Appal. S»T40l. or)«rratoeltotoi.SaMSir
Frad Staoa M4 Jadl Wiiwiilatt, c»chalniMa tar the JawM Oonimigilly Oaatar'a Hfth aoniversary New BaUdta^ Oatohrattoo. atart the publicity raOtog tor UM Oct. • avaat.
Dinner of State Honors ^ Murray Newman, Nov. 18 Harlan Noddir hax arcrpt<M tile t^nerai chairman-siiip nl (IM- I97<l(ireater Omaha Itrael H<ini11 ampalfl which will cu) niinal*- ai the larad Dinner ol .Slate honoring his friend, Murray Newman The t>anque< wUI be held m the Peony Park ballroom on Sunday. Nov U. and <tte(ary laws will be observed Mr Noddle sakl "Pearr witli KgypI hat confronted It rael with a set of new and diffi cult retponslbilillet The Nagtv desert will be rebuilt Into a large indiMtrlai com plex and there will be a ma)or shift of population from the SlnaitotheMcgev Thit It why the new $1 Ril lion Kconomic Development for Peace \jottn becomes vital to larael's prnKress and growth We must rciillirm our partnership with th* pwiple of Israel at we enter the chal lenglng year ol 5740 and an era ol peace and goodwill" Mr Noddle lald. "Murray .Newman, for a young man. hat already complied an im presstve record of servk-e to Itreal. thr Jewish community and the Omalu communi(> a.s a whole Murray It continuing t family tradition of lervu f to hit people and hit fellow man "He It a former executive vice prwident of Amenran Community Stores Corpora tion. operators of Htnky Dinky Supermarkets He la presently Involved in the managennenl of personal Invcalmentt. busi aaaa lotcrtata, real estate tm) "Murray It a member of the Jewial) Federatioo Board ol DlrectoTi and It the Nebratka State dulrmwi of the Anil Defamation liMgiM He Is also campaign Chairman for The Jewish Community Center Building Fund and a member of the Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Federation A past Chairman ol the Jewish Federation Fund Raising Campaign. Mr New man alao has served on the
Jewish rommunity (enter Hoard of Directors and at a Tnj«i— '.' !•>•• Jewish Keder atior iitFuml "H.. mtereatt have haen no l«aa Impraaaive He hat tarvad to the Greater Omaha community aa a Chatr man of the Doiiglat/Sarpy Chapter of American Red Croaa, a Director of the Meyer OiUdren't KehabillUtlon (en ter Board. Fund Haisinx (lialrman for the Ameruan Heart Attoclatlon and the Combined Health Agencies Dnve and at a Director of the Omaha .Symphony Aiaoclation Board ' For Information and reser vatkmtcallMl lin.
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Federation Appoints Co-cliairmen To Plan Center for Jewish Aging Jane Brooks and Mimi Waldbaum have been named nxhalrmen of PHASE II for the planning of a Center lor the Jewish Aging Including a new home and an apartment complex, accarding to Mary Fellman. president of the Jewish Federation. Honorary chairman of PHASE II will br Is Tretiak, paat praaideni ol the Jewish Federation of Omaha Mrs Brooks It preaently serving aa secretary of the Federation Mrs Waldbaum la a paat aerrelary and member of the Federation Fx ecutive Committee "We are very ptoaaed and. Indeed, lortunato to hava iliraa outatandtag naniban of the JawWi oeoMMaMy aarvc aa chairman of (Ms very Important phaac of the stiidy of the needs of the aging of our (wmmunlty," saM Mrs Fd Iman
Saranne Gllnlck. JCC Commons Kach chairman will be , working with a committee I during the next two months | and reporting to regular meetings of the Center for the | Aging Planning Committee Members of all committees ] will be announced in the Presa' next week
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"la. Jane and MIml have been Involved In work on btiialf of our aging aad la toa radar atlon departmento aa waU u the general Jewish and civic community for many yean They have expertiie and knowledge that will bring thia
study to fruition In the best manner poaaibie" Once Uw work ol PHASF. II it complaiad, a report from the committee will be prelenled to the Federalkm board lor diacusaion and vole The praaant plan ia for that report
to be presented in December Committee chairmen named by Mrs Brooks, Mrs Waldbaum and Mr Tretiak are Yale Richards, Site Selec tion, Charles Monasee. Finance, Sid Oaten. Health, Nancy Greenberg. Housing;
One ol the first activities oil tlie overall committee was an orientation held at the Or. Philip Sher Home lor the Aged with Federation stall mem bers. liou .Solomon, executive director. Allan (ireene, bud get and planning director, and Ben Laub dire<(or of the Bureau lor the Aging, all ol whom will be stall as.sistants for the PHASKII committee Phaae I lor this study was the committee beaded by Alvln Abramton which (Continued on Page2i
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Sukkot—The Festival of Symbols BjrDr We aU kaMrltet d» iMUval «< SittM MMrMw aw tact UMt tto Jtwi who Ml Eiypi Uvad ti bsoUM In Uw *Mrt Thr Ttimud Mki • toftcal quntion If the taUvil H niMal (0 cMBinMnoratc ttw EMdyi (rom Egypt, wtiy to It IMM to TMrri. Uir MVMIUI wandi «ll«r Ih* J«wt Irft Egypt, Hid not In NlNan. «Mdi «ru tlw nnt monUi •flM- Uw Eiodui* Thr intwcr i* moat pemp live NiMan. whicti It In March or April. I> In the firing It Is the lime when •re juai (HUng over coopad up todmn after and UK natural Inafthepenanlatotry I line ouUtoor* Had h ordained Sufckot In one would have II at an "aacape" from ttw enforced ttay Indoor* By having Sukkol In Tithrei '.Septemiwr or October I. with the beflnnii« o< the fall, the Jew tndicatat i>y Mt actlont ihat he U net anlarli^ the Suk kah lo "eM:apc" Ihc Moon.
New Programs At Boys Town Two b«<|uesU lutiilinii more than 17 mUiton werv in nounced at a medlng of thr Board of DIrecton of Father nanagan'i Boy*' Home In making thr tnnnunre ment the Rev Rotvrl P Hupp, Director of Boyi Town, npreaied hu gratitude and uid. "Thit la a clear ilgnal Uiat cur programi are Mildly valued by Iba public" The baipiaatt, one in the of M I mUlkM and the lor tJ 2 mlUloii. are each any Boy* Town loelved The are from different country Hupp laid that "the rerelvatiir over two will be uaed lo create Ni urgtnUy Boy* Town-fponaored aarvlCM In three dliHe laid that pragramt were pfx>' lagobut had held virtutlly In abe yance awaiting the fundt DtMltd (or atart-up and aa^ iur«d o»«olng iuppart
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80 te luifUi Uw II la lor Ihla ngirdad aa a ftatival in wirich aw Jaw riwwa Ml truBi to hia Creator The Jew leavaa Ua tlurdy home and Imtead ipaodi I week In a bwdi which may t>e ranwhaeUe In tiie extreme Ai far at the actual compoMtion of the Sukkah. II ran vary from thr most flinuy, with wailn" of cardboard or blinkrti to thr moit lavUh There are la fact examples ol Sukkot, now on diaplay in the Israel Muae<i'- ••'--' were tranqwrtedli ')ne of Uwat la * U->u...vu •ijuden raoan with painted and decorated walls aad even a real window In (act Uierr are even Sukkot nowadays tliat arr complete in evrry detail, down to hivbiR artificial heating' lOI counie thr (art that the "rooT' mutt be made of veg elatioa of some kind, leavlnn holaa through which at leas) the stars can be seen at night, meant Ihal the healing unit haa to compete againat the el ementii A Hastidtc rabbi once pro claimed Uuit tiir cummaml men! to "dwell" in s .Sukksh ts one of thr grratnt. lor il is among the very Irw which ttv person perform* with ever) tingle organ of hit body simply hy being present In tlw Sukkah Itarlf What makes the Sukkah even more ipacial tt the Halachir requtoWMM that one temporarily nwve his "dwHllng' into the Sukkah II IS (-i>mmonly accepted tiiat during Sukkot one rala all one's await In the Sukkah, but the truly pioat ipeml all their time In it - Including tloeplng in It nIghUy! The Sukkah thus becomes a commandment which rmbracet one's entire body and matt of one's time lor a full week Whereas owners of private home* who have a front or back lot have oormally not found difficulties in building a Sukkah. thote who live In apartmrnl houtea have usual ly had to find a vacant am downatain or else have had lo clamber onto the rool to find an area which waa open on which to construct their ,Suk kah (There Is an old story of Ihe Jew who built his Sukkah.
but fcMid UMI an Mti-Somitc had oMBpWaag lo Uw paifce thai H waA aa "Ulagal ilni^ lure" Tke Judie dacraed lhai H waa Indaid to ba torn down. '•wtdriaelgMdayi" i In Urael on \tw other hand, UMM iildinRji WtOct ally lor ttwao wtw wiali Ui utjwrvr this eommandmenl will no* find sny problem The buildings trt built in sM-h a way that rv rryone has at least ntw baico ny which is open to the sky iSus iseitlier done by a system of staggering Ihe bakonlea. or rise by derreaalng them pro gresilvely In size on the higher floors This meant thai every penon haa hit own personal "piece of heaven ' Depending on the building. thi« tMlrony can have only thr minimum rxpoaure ibout a" x 2S " I TDcm X 70cm I - or else ev*n a really open area Ihal can seat ten or more people In any event, only In Israel can one Identify a "rellglaus" building by Its architecture' Sukkot it a popular ffstival in ttie Kibbutzim including tiwae the great majonly which are non-orthodox It is marked in varied ways, in eluding a central celebration encompiMlng the whole population Kor this a large central building Mjch as the Dm ing Hall ih converted into an enormous .Sukkah. beautifully and rlcWy decorated with greenary. fruit Induding the aevcn tpecles^ ami art work Rvery children's house has Its own Sukkah. where the chil dren celebrale the Festival and cat and make merry Other vanatkMia are endleta: laat year in aome kikbutilm there were compeUtlons between the retidentt of dif ferrni areas < 'hauling unila' i in thr K ibbuU, (or buiMng Uw best Sukkah Prizet were allocated and neighbors celebrated together In Uielr own Sukkah. giving the children at least three places to enjoy Sukkot in their nelghttiM-' hood .Sukkah. In their chll dren't houaes and in the cen tral KIbbuU ceiet>r«tlon In addition to the striking symholltm of the Sukkah. Suk kot alto has the '"foiH" species" Theae contlsl of a date palm branch, two branches of willow, three t>ranchM of
Sukkel-Clrdtag Uw Torah with the Uilav and Etrog whilst reciting Uw Haahina prayer on Suk kot at JeraHlem'i Waelam Wall The circling U done every day and seven Umat on the aevcnth day of Sukkot, Hoahana Rabba myrtle, and a single "'Klrug' or citron While we uaed to buy sets of thr "four species"" in the United .Sutrs in Israel Ihey are far more speciallwd Each ol the "four species " i.s •old separately by a different vendor This means running
from one to the other to as temblPlhe full "kit' It is not turpnsing Ihal all the fruit markets of the i-ountry t>e rome scenes of unimaginable lurmoil as the holiday approaches ilncidrnlaily, only in the Mahane Yehuda market
Sukkol Is indeed the festival of symbols, aa any casual visitor to Israel will see.
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In his dramatic tour of the UnitMi States. Pope Join Paul II mwto on a variety o( n«)or Issues His •vrdi «ci« bcaoMd around the wofM Of apadai interest to Jews were his comments ootheMidifleEast: The Pope said, "It is my fervent hope that a aolutiOB also to tte Mtddk East ciiiis may draw •aarar. While batag prapansd to reoofniae the vafcK of any coocrale step or attempt made to settle the conflict, I want to reeaU that It would have 00 value if it did not truly represent the 'first stone' of s general, overall peace in the area, a peace that, betBg necessarily baaed on equitable recognitiaaaf tte rt|^ of all, canoot fail to include Goosidcrattaa and Just settlomnt of the Paleatlninlan qufstton The Pope said, "I also hope fbr a special statute that, under international guarantees—as my predeeMMT, Paul VI indlcated-wUI respect the particular nature of Jerusalem, the heritage sacred to the veneration of millions of tielievers of the three great monotheistic religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam " The Pcpe said also, "Today, 40 years after the outbreak of the Second World War, I wish to recall the whole of the experiences by individuals that were sustained by a generation that Is larfdy still alive. i had occasion, not long ago. to reflect again on some of those experiences, ia one of the places that are more distrosiog and overflowing with contempt fbr man and his fundamental ri^ts-the extermination camp of Auschwitz which I visited during my pilgrimage to Poland last June. "This infamous place is, unfortunately, only one of many scattered over the continent of Europe. But the memory of emi one should be a warning sign on the path of humanity today, in order that every kind of concentration camp anywhere on earth may, once and for all be done away with. The Pope spoke in EnglMi. His words tverv easy to understand. The world's response to his words will be more difficult to determine
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ooetlartaMe apartment la HaUa and laid me of her game After the houar arreat had bean llflad aw Impraved the same, touched i4> hrrilluttratioaB, and arhaa an Amartcan louriM caaie to viail. aw gave It to Mm. He leak H badi to tbe U S MidarrM«idto have a piMlalMd, alnwai eiactly aa ahe bad drawn it Had theia baan any tocama. I taqidrad flNMuaa MHok htr bead She had made M ctoar at anea thM aw waatod ae Incene Praflto. 1/any, Mtoidd he livan to help Uw Prtaontm «r Zlon. or atmSar eauaaa For her the same had aerved lU pun>eae; the and bar (amlly had nn Uw fniirr (rack, andiwad all the hard aad bad made H to thr Kmith line DamaUiaa la today i t on Uw iUff of Uie IBM licianca Cantor at the TedMiton BaHa givaa private laeaana ta maUtoauUcs. Aryak a a pupU ai Taebnton'a TadwlcM Hl#i SchaM And Hbaakaaa. afler )iat caaplaltof M# adtoM, la naw pnwdly raaay to antar Uw liraei Anay She baa produced a Hebrew verMaa of Uw gaiM whkh aw hapea to market In I vaei
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Blacks' Motives Questioned BylawarrtJ.Pavto naaU^t by Jeaae Jackaan «M actCt Joaa^ Utmery with Uw PLA-a tap MadwWap. i|>1bwa of thr black lendan' mafiviat were ralaad. Banal aeoaoMa todleale that Uw vuaa may oat be aa taaaUatlc at Uwy wauld have Amer I eaiad not be dearw whan he told Arab I "Than wai b* no Mack laadar tofl" «fUk« to Mppart Uw PMaMbdMi caaaa 11 Ibara h nd an Immadiato Mktaan el fun* Me Iha Maek eaaasMaaiy from Arab *tlm "by Od I" inaOatoUaalrtiaLi lliMit.Sipt ai Khatld M Manaour, the Lot Ai^Blaa leadw of "Concanwd Black Aaadcana to aupport of Amertoa and toe MkUe EM" It ripartadiy baadhig to Vienna where he wlU aaah aome of OPCCi torfMBs. Al Mataar. acearang to I , "ia boptog to aaeawMi OPK to MIV a vTMi M Uw Uaaad SUSM to (toanee a. I la U S unhrarMttat tor I* yaan." And took tor addltlonM racanpaaae fnm Uw percnntol pro-
paganda paymaster Muammar Uaddtri Kight civil hghto toac-V UvisU. led by Uw SCliC t Hmta WUIIamt. penonally beatowcd lowed W i4ion him the "Martin Uitiwr King Jr Mada'dUNaaiManw the Sotdhem Chrlatlan Lcadrrthtp Conlerance ddtgaUen waa maeUng wtth Yaair Arafat The New llayMUIe'a editor. Martin Pereti. eipuuwd Jetar Jackaon'i lalad aeobrae* of Arafat "Streetumiri Jtckaon it aiwayttoakiiig tor an angle angtoa Uial krep him in Ihr lime ll|^ and atoa kaap Uw eaah ftowb« " nwjoMak^k^af "We Shall Overcome" white PtObowba were aipladtag ta Janaalen "added lltUe to what they pentot to caUag aa 'bidipidant peace effort.' " Pereu complatoad "TMt leadanhlp a tor rent: It barely pretandaothenvlar " "In Uwlr tanocaace orna«vHr.' the Partland OragMaa ar faad, "bladi toadtfs, oolably Uw Rev Joaepb liowtry aad the •a*. JaaaaL. Jaekaoaof aaragB. lyiore PLOobtedlvaa. actw KtoB. gBdt and partormaaee - all af wbtch vioienlly collide wtUi Uw non-vkilent prtorlplaa aapoiaait by Uw coofennct " Aa a nmil of Uw totod meetingi. Vatir Arafat mutt be betide HoMdr wttti glee." wrote Uw New Yorii Ddiy Newt. "He hat ddatoart, on a lUver pUtter. Uw bteaatog d aa mnuentlal group d Anwrtcana - and without making a tingle cmceailon or a atagto gaalure d peace " "If anything." the Nawa conUnurd. the bitck Initiative will encauragr Uw PLO to bdirve It can win tubataoUal aupport In the IMttad Slaiet while continuing to plot the drttructlon of larad" (Munatot Gaorge WUl dtocuaiad boUi the SOX trip to thr Middto Bad aad Uw way Uw madto raportad Uw Israeli refuial to atod wtth Ihe rtalagdton The BOX-t Wdter Hev Powtioy wad to Baaid "to wiggad Uiai Uw leader d Uw PLiO adapt a •maratarton'on vtotaocc." WUl wrote "Pauntroy prtibaMy astumes Uid Oto toafy-buriy d the terrortol't life h« prcvaatod Ardd (ran oanaidartag Uw virtue d nd putUag booAt to Jcruftlfin martatnlania " WUl dao noted Uid Uw laradi govemmcnt retaal "to be a prop to Uw SCIX' ROADSHOW" retulted In headHMS MM the word "HMd)" A headllae "Iwadi Govemimnt SmaaSOiC" a a Mt Ilk* "PapaSadtoRdltogStooaa." awodunMdcMnpidaed The mod aUngtog damndaUaa d iha ambraoa of Uw PliO came from Jultoa Liadar. a Uadi writer and a torwar maMwr d Uw Student Non-VMed CoarUtaaltog Cemmltiaa Wr«Ui« to Tha VnagB Volee, Laater accuaed tome black leaden d "idf arrogance InaendUvlty and mord L«atcr accused theae leaden d alienee d Uw mataacre d JewtihcblidranatUwhanddawPlO Black leadardripthMd kaaw taaul Uw murdar d dittdraa, ar have we krgDtton the MurthBdriaBmrdwedtolhdBaBitogtomclaBcbhUSB'' II waa Jews, more ao than other AmerlcHw. wlw itood bedde lai andtharedourpato "
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Blacks and Jews. . . NaboMi CkalrauB. AmMMamatlan Utfut d B'aal B'rttk In Utr wMks •Inc* Uir rMiitniiMKi of Andrvw Younc u i; N AmbMMdor. U» Mack and Jewtdi rommunltle* o( Uir I'nilrd SUlH have ciHiatiMl In mure ilul<i«ii» <mirrnn«allon and trlf aiui • . ss oi mun ^>^^ Aillbfron
tiHiral I ssue' Sixty three perrenl of A meriran Wark.-* ill I'lirding lo a national poU taken at IIH op poied lo racial quKas and pt • barred Ironi sharing that vlewpomt' Finally, we rea< h the primary Issue about which Jew ish leadtnhlpladlaturtied Ti' ' Mark leader fyem rellgiaua leaders 1(1 rti : ween the Pu. . ,plf andii' tnKuMuiKidii, sometimes c«Jl«)Ui»rUJ I> 'I that Ihe santr men who acriiiir their .lewlsh frienos i>i ix-irayal for failing losuppm <rial dkKilminalion of quotas have no moral iing down with the murderers an<l > • - 'TM-rui i^vsMnansln months ago, Arafat said he » (Ithehands of Presl dent Carter lu.f..., .n^ Sadai ..,,. .^ ,,,.,• " \rtor ic" when s' id losonw. pep>u.i iied lo oppoar I riiiM.iti.,11 hi i,„ „ ,.,iiiu,) arouse tui mucn angfr s'' Uel me t)r clear s.v , 'lieHev It-Ku-Lukson has the right U> set down and talk to anyone .rlir Manaen, Josef Mengele or IN' ticDt <i( Ihr Ku hi it by doing 10. he give* murderer ,idded credibility and respectability Bv fallini; tn , twiwren Ihe 3 million I'aleslmian peopi' med and financed terrorlsl.s of Ihe PU) I repn .2U.()U0mcml>er»i. hclacilly approves the murder u( .\rncrudii ambassadors. Israeli Olym pic athletes. Arab and Jewish women and children Rev JacksoniiM the "right to meet with anyjne bul is il wise, or helpful to me Palestinian people'' floes il advance th«' Kgyplian Isra^ll^^ace accords spooMirrd by Ihe I'nited Stales'" Does It assist the t>rleaguered ChrLslian minority in south'-'- I »•> '— 'I ' •• ^ ' the I'MC •• lusl take place K»<li n—I- ••• ••. -IIKI we ran learn in an atmosphere of friendly and fa<'lual discussion
^•kof lu vtcwa and parochial InlefacU. aadwcondly. tf liauca Hi (BactMacd (actually and reaionably. WIUKHII cptUttU and •^ threau Thrac (loinlaaiil liauea havr ffntrfM (rom thr farllcil tfacwlBM by naUonai Mack am) Jewish ' kadere rint. Mack laaitafifclp laanu t<> h«iH Ani.r „»t\ JrwUh leaden reipmalMe tor tte aliaSHli dde raiaitaMMp*" bctwera South Africa tn-: i la aawimwl arwnaoualy that Amrrlran Jews rortmt the furrlKn policy of Itrarl or more •ophlitirated crtltrt talk In tprmi of a "ttrangr ulenrr" or "failure k> qwak up" on Uw part of American Jewx Theae char|H are. In a word, (alie The International Monetary Fund reporti that, in 1971. trade with lirael reproMnicd leta than one-half of one percent lo 006' i of the total torelin trade of South Africa The black nations of Africa had 10 time* ai much import-export trade with South Africa M did lirarl Waat Uermany had « Umea at much trade, Italy, II tlmm i% rad wai Srd In dollar volume amonK UKMP nations cxpnrtlnfi Into SouU) Africa There are no "sprrul" or 'Significant" trade raUUoMhlp* between Israel and South Afnra Thoar who repeal thtae false charftes are the unwitting tools of Arab propa •anda ^^te second and morr difficult iMue circles artaaid the Bakkr ^nratercM H decided by the I'nitrd Stales Supreme Court II ^^•M be poin pointed out (hill Ow Mi] ^l.l^ ,i)uAVM>ofirM/><hitvrimi ^Hnon on ' that ^•ttl. Uv th« . .faf ftrmatlve arlton lo end ra< lal diMriminalKHi Hul alfirmatlvr action ' and racial quota* should not be confused, there are Billy* Frimids many (orms of affirmative action that do not utilize qu<>ta.s and "set aaldM " rWIS-SKIIX, NJ iJTAiner of ABI.'s Bergen Couniy Is one a bigot If he or she trjl. uncon A top official of Ihe Anti l)efa Sociely of Fellows, Abraham matton l<rague of B'nai R'rilh Koxman the ADI. a.sMx-iatr slltutlonal and poor social IX menial l<i vors privileges j<ih* ., , ,jiifiH persons charged here thai "Billy i'arl national director deM-rlbed becauM- tlie> have IN in or skin color'' » er's friends in Ihe Libyan Km the flr^l edilKW of "Jamahi Was Koy Wllkins a raciM *n<Ti rw-Miggesifd It: liers bassy in Washington have riya New.sletter" m 'an Arab of any favored quota mighl IN- sligmatUed a< re begun a newsletter which is version iif Ihe Nails" Iler •MdMiOl of thrlr true abilily'' Is there somelhiiiK u MVI unina dispensing raw antiSemilism Stuenner " litigating and drt)atlng a difficult conslilulinnal and "Addressing the annual din
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Our Gang Party "Our (iang" will .tpon-sor a TBTM I too bad tomorrow's Monday I parly, f let M al « 30 pm at JackMHi Ten 22 The party i.s open lo ttie sin gles of the communily Kach person on Ihe mailing list will re<-eive a coupon (or a dls count on refreshmenLs Thone not on Ihe mailing list may contact Temple Israel at S'ifi'fi&.'K for inforrniilion
onl> Id.st spring in Houston, Te» dod Allentown, Pa The addilHin in Houston. 151 apart ments coating 14736,000, will double the B'nai B'nth facili lies there In Allentown, where there Is a ISO^unlt apartment house, the addition will comprise 130 units with a price tag of 14,123,000 The lalaat grants will put 3, 400 apartments under B'nai B'hth sponsorship, 7.aS0 uniU m the United SUtes I'nder Se<iion 202, private, nonprofit groups like B'nal B'rith can obtain longterm Kederal loans I" finance the Cdi: f facilities thai liK structural fea di!' . ' , ' .iiiijis 'ilwillow, l-li .1-! Ii|i'. i.r, ..'.! I I.-, irlcal iiuileUi ijniliruoni ndleiy features, and group activity rooms The HUD program also offers sutHtidized rent to persons over K '.•••<i'. ni ^ge on a noasectar Icr Section H of th' ' i las ingActofl9M Kacillties such as game rcwms, meeting rooms, arts and crafts equipment, and the like, play an important part in the apartments be<ause they embody B'nal B'rith's philosophy thai II i.<> providing a way of lile, not merely decent hous Ing The newpsi IIIJD grants to B nal H'rilh are part of t72« million awarded tn Ml organl lations lor more than 2(1.non housing units for the elderly and handicapped In 44 states and Puerto Hico
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OONSBCRATION The taUowlnc Klnderfarten iad nrat Grade ttudeata ware paitidpanU In the Oanaecra ttoaMrvtacbeidOet S B'nai Jacob Tamara Babcndure, MicbaH Baaaik. Kimberley Breder. Adas Yaahuron Adam Chambertln. Jaabua roa|>er. Rikkl EpateUi. Daniel Kned. Rebecca UoMfteln. SUoey KataUaaa. Adam Kir Koom. Sarah Khecrr. Danny KuUy. Df. ShoT HonM Rebecca Laidi, Marr Lettxv witi. Brian Lewta, Aden MSmVICSS. lard. Tena Maai. Lari Paaoer. (My Md Saturday , ,^ no, unj ,|,„n,ai ,( Saniny Paaiar, Amy Perimeike coMBiatty are tavltad lo ter. Scatt Sacka. TlHani Sher Carrie paillclpMt Ii dta aanrlwaa Mttcbal IVeUak. Andrew WlaadAy. Mlckaal Yut km Offutt Each amdnt waa preaaoiad a Caeaacrallon Ctrtlflcate Air I
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The Sunday mominit Advanced Hebrew Claitei tai^ by MI MarcU Tati will reeume Sunday. Oct 21. due to Sukfcot TMa Mdudei Ihe Coal Bar/Bat MItxvab CtaM at wail aa the Adult Claaa OOt/PLESCU/B Tempte Israel'• Couptei dub la nworbn a movie and oecktall party tar "a ai|^ Mid tbnUa "' The atlalr will be held on Nov 10 at 7 » p m For mere taformjiton and ree ervatloDi call Gayle TIchaurr. SM-nn or Nancy Laub. 3XK
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Ut% Mark J SU atraiiMBw, Taaaa. tUwMftbafadaugi^ tor, Rabra Alyaa an Sept. X art Mr Mid YlOnr (ormerty al Omaha and Mr and Mn Mania SDaatharf of DaUai Graal-9'aa#araato are Mr Torabt lOa m and Mn EUBHW Cooper, tar Mtecka-Maar1v-7pm •erty a( 0*aha. Mn. Sadte WaahSBya:7tro aad7pm Sagri and Mn SarMi 811Saturday eveninc Mtncba verheriallofDaUai Robynto Maahv at t » p m IOUOWMI alae the irail iranikliiigilii byHafcaM or Mn Rataft Swaitt. tar BARMmVAH of OoMha, a( Palmt Alan Wttean, ton of Mr lala Rabeit and Mra. Storiay WItea. Swam Rat>yn alto haa t will bnooaw a Bar MItzvah an |retl-|real irandmolher. Priday avaatag. Oct l( and Mn Rachel Swarti ol Saturday morataB. Oct. II Omaha. JVMOa QOSNMKMTION Tba Ant Jvalar Oonyafa Mr MidMn BrtooCateaf Uon aarvtoe wW be bald on Morrittowii, Tann. attHunea SaturdaymeratacOct •atll the birth o( a ton. Nichoiaa am to the Hat iwatkai ROBW Slerltod on Od 7 Gram^ MEN'S CLUB nntt are Mr and Mra Leo "Lunch and Learn" Dla- NoM and Mr and Mra R» with Rabbi land Cote of Anaheim. Calif will amtlnue on Tburaday.Oct II, noenlolJe Lincoln pm at the Conant Hotel lUUM rrinil and Hanan Rabart IlketarvloM
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prcaently an Interior detiRner wlUi the Nettle CrMHi Shop in Omaha Her fiance gradualad from Trinity Untver«Hy and renlvad hu M B A from State Unlvcmty of New York a( RtnghamUin He la an exeniiive managmicnt program with MetropollUn Lite Iniur ince Co in New York City where he. Sherry and dau((h ler Undiey will mike their
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MOLUC EPSTEIN MoUle Cpitein, of 21 IS North TSihalntt.dlMlOct ] Survlvon: hmband, Marr1«: HNi, Gary, dater. Mary Shukert, all of Omaha, daugb ter. Harriet Slgel. of Framo. Calllomla. and four grind duldren The family requeals (hat all donaUom be dirariwi i<> >lwOr PhUlpSherHomr
MELVINOUrrCM Melvin (hiitrh. Ireiiurer for M yein of Ihr He»)rew Free l<oan .Society In Spokane, WuhingtrMi and i paat preatdent of H nal B rith there, died Ort ] HrwaaW Survlvon aon. Jack, of Omaha, daughter. Pearl Sing er. o( Spokane, eight grind cMMran and five grMM-grintf' rhiMrtn
SAMOREENBERG Servlcea lor Dr SamGreen^ berg, of SI2I Davenport itreel were ctmdurled Monday at ^Wden Hill Omelery ^^Blirvlvori lister. Mri ^^Kiry 'Kuthi Uraboii. broth I erln-law. Jack AUierti. two
'-fliler* in law. Mr» l)«vr I Frances) Ureenberg. all of Omaha. Mn Al>e iBluma> Orembcrg, Palm Springs, CA. leveral nlecei and nephewi Memorlali may Iw madr to the Dr Abe (ireentwrg B'nai Brlth Scholarship Fund
ANNAALSHER .Servlcea were held on Get 4 in Philadelphli for Anna Alah rr 93 .Survlvora Mr» Piul Veret. aon. David of PhUadelphla. Mven grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren
KiMino«r U)S ANtJKlXS (JTAi Henry KiMinKer will kpynotr the TfThnion ('oyr>l«auh<jui Pan American (onlpre•.f t(. be held Feb IVII In Mexico City
Omahans In Business Five Omaha am have ilgMd contraela arilh the Omaha National Bank to offer Bank In A Billfold to their rualomen beglnniitg early next year. John D Woodi. Omaha National tward chair man and chief executive nffi cer. annouiK'fd The five flrmi are the Ame* Rank First National Bank of Bellevue. Omaha SUte Bank, fUliton Rank and Southwest Bank Bank In A Billfold ti an electronic banking service which aHows customers to make depoalts and withdraw als frtOTi their checking sav Ingi account* at rHiU store terminal* throughout metn> polltan OmthM Omaha Na tional Introduced the service Inim The law firm of Hirrti. Feldman, Stumpf k Pavel an nounces that James E Harris. MBA Arltona Stale Unlver lity, J D Crelghton Unlver slly 197V, has become asaoci aled with the firm In the practice of law
The S Prici- Store opened a 61,000 square font store in Kansas City recently and more than TS.OOO sheppers at tended during the first we«k ban Gordman. president, said, "Although Ihix was the largest S Price Store ever opened, t^-- • '• *ere far tx-yiind ^ • The
Visiting the Sukkah Members of the JCC PrMchool vialt their sukkah aaalited by t«achen. KInl Polaky (left) and Phyltla WaMerman The children are from left, Brian Pan. Jaaon Itkln, Dana Zucker, Eric Giviter, Keith Elsaaaer. Heather BaUen. Steve Gladden, Ann SUvarman and Andrew Ruback
Campus Notes Michael J Meyers, son of Mr It Mrs Bemie Meyers r«^ cently graduated from the University of Nebraska in I.m coin He received a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a ma)or in Journalism and Advertising He It currently employed as an account Kxeculive lor KFMg Radio Station In Lin coin
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Dr. J. D. Workman Returns romplete inventory of fashion (l<'sign«T frames, ga Iherw] from all over the world Call Dr Workman at Alpha Optics, phorie W 6110 for an appointment
Do you recognize (his man'' Many ol you will It IS the photo nl J I) Work man. () L) . founder o( In lemalional Contact Ix-ns. Co . prior 1(1 the sale o( this cumpany in 1973 And. ribw, acme good news Dr Workman has ratumed lo Omaha and hu reopent-d his practice of oplomelry al the West Maple Professional Park, locaird at 2)KH North 7Mh Slreff Dr Workmansays'"If you wear contact lenses that are not comfortable all your working hours, you may be damaging your eyes" Make an appoint mrni now. and let Dr Workman, the contact lens problem solver, hiU you For yourself, alrwell as other members of your family, have l>r Workman give you a' '-ex aminatlori ' the new DIoplroii ii .uilo-re tractor, a new compulerlted Instrxmient. the result of ipace-age eiertronlcs and optics, designed to aid the doctor in prescribing corrective lenses By means of the computer readout, the examiner Is able lo determine whether the patient Is near sighted, far-lighted, or astigmatic.
Plenty of frp*- parking al [)r Workman's West Maple PmlpssKinal park address a«w Norih 7Sth Street
J.O. Worfcman. 0.0. and the amount of correction required It Is especial ly useful with small children, the deaf, retarded, tenlle. and Illiterate, who ciruiot read an eye chart The DIoptron eliminates many of the patients reiponses by automatically measuring the eye's locus and printing this result on a card lor the doctor No ver bal response Is necessary This Instrument is the result of five years of research and development. At Dr Workman'.? prolesaional ' i optical pri' are filled, and you will lee a
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was bam bi IHl. la ItM Ui MifaarMar. ba «aa qMa i^aat over a dacMao Hi* ID Mch Now Yort. MaaaaCallfomla and Ten had always b«en la Ibair aoUrdy Only batoaoMmbaraftta Atadamr U Daaljt. WOrQB iivlB I aoBaOK Ov WWr Ibraa biadn from Me cal textt. and maay HVmtKt wat he able cauiUr paMlDfi eootaln otwlIha Muattan by outly Jewifb Ihemei dwAcadaaiylodliplay Sacrlflcc of liaac i l»7i. The Mpilalb^.Hlarnawl Gaian (IMi and Joaeph and aadttietwaexbt- lbeMMnaaiH«iill64i hav* baan runmnc itAuUwr Chain PoUk can laidentand wby Aroaaaa patatad that he rp- cnicinilaa aad Mai with the ttM rcftntnive artUt rathar ttan the Scm
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Yabudi Hoaaaman. Otraelara(AJC*JawtMi( al Affair* ItopartaiMd. aMaUaf an tba Unpart af Iha HTvay, palalad eat Hud H waa part af Iha AJCa caaUauh^ tovaaHgilhia toto the paycbodynamic* of JawWi family tile "The lamlly obvlouily playi a vital roto In the crucial Mdif»et of JawMh caatbadiy. and caaaaqwally waartaagir to find out rvcrythbig •* can aa to how lamliy i act In terma of. Mr Roaenmanalalad. Sumffllag up the fladtagi of the Mudy. RabM Pahdck declared that "the anclant wit dom It indead correct- the cloaa kalt. toviag famUy u the oanlrai IranamMar of our ancaatrai barttaft and valiMa " M m«|or eanduof the turvay wat the lad that "when a child expert enced (imlly at being com (ortlng and protrftlvr. he or •he decided that (amUy and rallgton wara lai|wrtant and that he or riM would do well to emulate the family and loUow the model ol a father, mother
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tfHlt o( the fart UMI I locked Uiern up eacti pventng before I left the of lire Soimhow or other, these studanis eKhtr manafed to let the key, or picked iha lock, iBtll I had to nod a new hidliig place 00 the avaraflt ot once a week A synagogue secretary Is many thiafi. Not only does •he keep the dues' ledgers In good order, type for the rabMa, type the Bulletin, but she must be a babysitter, a mirse. • pollccinan. a referee, a "soother of ruffled feathers" imong the coogreganta, a car penter. * Aoemaker. and above all — she muat be a good baiketball player ' I louad Iheae things out in short \n^ • • how upaet Jimm when he was in nurser> MIMMI. that he had lorgottan to lakr his sock dot! "Bobo" home with him Bobo was not a aork doll to Jimmy he was a person. who needed to take his nap I promised Ilona I would put Bobo to bed. and 10 bed he wfnl
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week He was indlpMnt b» cauae I had not raced the pic ture Ae had drawn satisfactorily on my stencil l.iltle did he know that to get a good mimeofrapii copy on thai old macMaewai a leal in liM-lf Once, an irate lady dashed down to my office early one morning in her bathroiie and slipppert aflcr she had rpcelved her Bulletin The arli cle contained the names of the 10 ladles whii wi-rr nipmbere of a groMp ^> •<<^t«d ihesynagDgij' ur gilt She did not aae her name In print, ah* remoostraied. until I ihowed her that the artirlr wa* continued on the lullowlnif page and Ihal appeased her We had KleclKtn Board pm> pie who uaed our gymnasium lor voting purposes One year election day came out nr Pas wver. and I had the kilchfii locked up and rarr:''- ' wilh mc They i drrsland why I uoufi ,.1 them In there w) they t-ould u .riii III] itioir meal, and alM < I ihought I was ..ilir and explained Haasover to Ihem. but lhe> re ported mr anyhow lo Ihe KI«T Ikin Commluiion and said i w,is rude I woii not rude I 1 ri'llijious' 1 iiMi n-<a\\ with affection (11) (ricnd l,«"ln .Sommerhaus "T who phonctt me .it the syn M . !•• lo tell me- to talie aivt pnrtwl myseU Ih.ii *.is the horrendous dav ( h.iiii-s Siarkwealh^-r vias tm .1 i.iiiiijaKf and wai, in thi- vi lyiiiU of (he Synaxo^ue I iiK tiid the doom all thm- nl iiii'fii and ran (o the k-itctifn lo KTalj a knilr After I returned lo my officf I realised I had a knife from Ih*- Milchig drawer M I raced back, and Kralibed one from the Heichg drawer because after all. man Is meal A synagogue «H-retary is one who get« help from her im mediate president I recall my
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SADIt KOHN wishes to ihonk her relatives ond Iriendi for iha mony.^ mony donotions, cords, visits and gifts during her hospitaliiation Happy and Healthy New Year to all I wish to thank all my friends and deor relatives who sent me good well wishes during my recent stay at ClarVson Hospital. I'm now feel ing much better. I hope that you oil enjoy a Healthy and Happy New year ilN AMAHAMSON The family of SOL AMAMS wishes to acknowledge the many contributions and messoges of condolence during their recent bereavement. I wish lo thank oil o( my very dear Iriends and relatives lor the thoughtfulness they showed me Ihrougn cords, flowers, gifts, donations and prayers during my recent hospitalizolion. It was also very comforting to krujw that every one was so kind and thoughtful to my wife and daughter during my hospital slay. I want to express a very speciol thank you to our deor Rabbi Nodoff for his many visits, phone colls ond special pray ers May everyone hove o Healthy artd Happy New Yeor. IMOIOROtgMAN
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SUKKOT mmvm "Faatt of BootJta". Thit holiday ptmindt us of uhen our anotttora left Hgyi-t and Hvsd in tha d»»trt. Thty had no real honwa there to thsy lived in tei^rary huts, or a "aukkcJi". SUKKCT it alto the oeUbration of a good teaaon of grouing fruits and vegetci>lei.
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AZAI By Aanm Kaalow The men ol AZA 1 started off the new year with a date party on Sept ZS We went out to a movie and for pma and then to Hob Kahn's house to watch .Saturday Nighl Livp On .Sun day. Oct I. we had our first basketball practice of the seaion
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Israel Report Film Series Begins Fourth Year A lail look at Mount SInal. before Iti return to Rgypl. It featured In the rurrenl film documentary of the Israel Ke port Miai. started in Jeniaa iMi four yean ago by Amerl can Immigrant. Yale Roe Roe, who moved to Israel after a B year career in televi aton broadraatlng. privately began the film series after heartfig repeated complaints ateut Itw failure ol Israeli pn>r*gf"^ efforts Today, film Mortaa about life tn lirad are •Ml ki Hit »mlmile ooior Urn tarlM Mnnanthiy In 3S tmmtiim anmi 0» worid "Our film Martat have also ippairad on NBC's 'Today Show'," Roe adda. "aa well at on Individual TV stations from coaattocoast " "We have no lUuilons thai our modest effort can compete with the heavily-financed Arab propaganda," Roe con llnued. "but nonethdcas we art pleated Ihal tena of thou sands of people who are not aMa to vlall Israel, can have Israel come to them, through our films "
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