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Kiirrn«T Omahan Ptiilip M KlutxnK'k. prrsidrnl ol the WorUl Jewish Concrrsa. has b«m nomliMtad as Secretary of Commerce by Prealdefit ("•rter With Sensle ronrirmation. Mr Klutznick will 'tuccted
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Many Activities Scheduled During Jewisti Boole Month Jewish Community Fatr will contlnur with Mil af(<>*« u^w^i uled lor ttm whsiw) 2. at the Jewish (•.' Center The 0Dal and purpose o( the Book Fair, the librar I such event. Is "to pre•ant Uw CMMMunity with the ftiiaal in Jewtah culture, liters ture and tradttlon. and to in troduce more Jewish iMtoks Mo owre Jewish home librar lea." according to the Fair's brorhure. prepared by the Jewish Community Center and the Federation Library. co-aponaors The Fair is part of the catcbratlon of Jewish Rook Mooth. an effort lo ere ste swarcaaaa of the enormous nuMriMr of Jewish b«ioks to t»e rsad awd aii)eyed The film "Gentleman's Agreement" will be shown on Saturday evantng. Dee i at • p m Tlie clasalr film starring CrajBry Pack, Jota Garttald and DoroUigr McO«ti«. pre•anU Oia problema af anttSemltiam in the IMO's "A magazine writer who bad been aaslgned to do an ar tide on snti Semltism In Americs. dcctdea to pretend be Is s Jew to get the real feelbig for his work " A panel discuaatoa on "antlSemltlsm. then and now" modersted by Or Murray vUl follow the film In lo Dr Frost, who is Uw Sanlor Raaearch Associate at the UNO Center for Applied Urban Research panelists In dude I (><illak of the UNO H ' [lartmenl and Mr Chru <>laaa. s film re-
Juanlta Krepo who resigned earlier thf; month Mr ' a 1830 graduate • •' '>n University. was In Uiiidihii Nov 14 to receive a rarely ttestowed honor from Crelghton the Manresa Medal which represents Insptrattenal leadership and enduring achtevement A native of Kansas City. Mr Klutznick married the former Ethel Rlekes of Omaha L'pon graduation from CrriKhton, Mr Klutznick worked on houalnft iiwues first as assi •mn sel for <ind later a.-> -^jMM i.ii .isM^t.int to the V S attorney K^'neral in Omaha
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Before he helped found American Community Builders In 1946 In put F'ark Forest 111 . on the map. Mr Klutznick was commissioner of the Federal Housing Authority under Presidents HIMJWVCII and Truman President Kennedy appoint ed him Amba.ssador lo the United Nations Kconomic and Social Council in l<M>l-62 He served as a member of several delegations to the I'nited Na lions General Assembly and on special assign the United Statas ai U\ appointment of 1: i ...:, Ki aenbower. Kennedy and John son
Illustration from a recent children's book Jewish Days and Holidays, by Alorta FYankel. and Fay Caahman. This book Is amonK those available for sale at the annual Jewish Book Pair with the Omaha Sun Bagels and coffee will l>e served TickeU. which will be Bvailable at the door, will be C for adults and tl tor chll A second showing of the film will talM place on .Sunday. Dec 2 at 1 p m following an 11 30 a m brurK-h scheduled for senior citizens .Special (hilclren's acltvitles related to tMiotu are planned for Sunday afternoon. Dec 1 from I 30-4 p m A readlng/llstening oomar In the lobby
so children may listen to tapes while tuminK the pages of a matching tiook. a new film. "Benjamin arxl the Miracle of Hanukkah". followed by a dis cusslon with Fllnnr Whitman, well • • risllt erar hour for prescnnoierK inriHigh second graders, and a crafts session geared to various age lev els enabling youngxters to make t>ook marks and other book related Items. Books, recortls and fither Hanukkah gift Items for all
are avallat>ie for pur chase Among theMe are cur renl best stellers In t>oth hard back and papert>ack. basic volumes (or Jewish home li brarles. a vanety of children's tmoks. cooklx»ks. calendars The Jewish Catalogs and The Jewish Yellow I'ages The tNmk sale will lie held during these special events and Ihroufthoul Jewish Hook Month, and concluding with the appearance of Max I Ol moni on Sundav evening. Dec 10
la a cetadratkmn of the 24th anniversary of Israel's independence, the Israel Bond or ganlzatlon said of Mr Klutznick Philip Klutznick has played a historic role in the progress of the .State of Israel since the day of ils birth and in the welfare of the American
College Party liillel will .s(xinMir a free party for collide <<iii>t<-nts Sat urday at 8 p ni al the apart meni of Howard l^vy 4i;t N 40th street For information, call Kla Talpalatsky at .S51 I9S7 or William Hiiliins.<>n at 449^351.1
PhUlp M. Klutznick Jewish Community for his entire life "
Bulletin The Israel Bond I>mner of State, conducted Sunday night In honor of Murray Newman rep«»rted invest ment of more than SI mil lion Omaha's conlmgent to the General .Ass«'mbly in Montreal observed a ver baJ clash t>elween that city's .S<-phardi<' Jewish community and Ihe head of the Jewish Agency Full coverage of thesestories will be in next week's Jewish Press
All-Out War On Inflation JKKIJSAUCM. <JTA» - A select body of Cabinet ministers under ' rtanahip ol tite new ^ ! mister. Ylgal llurwtlz. twin its first meetinK to map an all-out war agaln.sl inflation Many public services and institutions are expected to be casualties of the drastic budget cuts scheduled lo lake effect when the new fiscal year begins next April If Hurwitz's plans are adopted, there will be no new . schools, fewer hospitals, a freeze on welfare payments, tougher welfare criteria and painstaking examination of all new development projects, many of them likely Io be rejecte<l Israelis will "have to work harder and save more " in the year ahead. Hurwitz said
Focus on Older Adults
There Are No Lonely People at the JCC By CUan Gordman Is Ihe day that older adults gather at the Jewish Community Center Ttw older Adult l>i>unge. .Meeting Koom 10 and the Auditorium come nlive with activity as people play chrds and bingo, visit and • iiritious hot lunch The men and women leave their ap intt hontes where many nt them live alone .•' For many peopl< ir«- I oi'\ n.ive lounii (-(»nipa rtiesha' ighl IM* lonely " '•'••' •s have <lay at r a rooMlli a apAnd ' tereating enteric f>nt of the btggr N«wY< The al the JewiNi •rs and hav • Old Timers and Iheir »iv. new officers
The older .iilults pack their bags and travel across the I nited Stales .ind around th«" world with Mollie I>elman. oUJer adult ac llvities director They have tieen to Hawaii twice and Israel three limes Kach year eager men and women visit Las Vegas and tiM- Catskills The group makes day Umn trips to cllies and Imirtsl rtltracticKi- jiriHind Net>raska The older adults travel lo ^a« City and reclp
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A Vitai Message From Rabbi Br(H>ks Editor's Note: The following letter has been mailed to memben of the Congregation of Temple Israel and is aelf-cxplaaatory Becauw of its vital message, we are reprinting tteMterlnfull
None of us Is unaware or tnawnsWh^e to the taMomparable suffering, starvatkM and death which are the dally lot of large masses of humanity. The situation in Cambodia and that faced by the refugees from Viet Nam conjure up the terrifying memorleo of Nazi Germany and the fate of our own peoi^e. The wmid little cared for the survival of the Jewish People In tboas days Today we must respond with generosity to the needs of our fellow human beings. Jews above all should need no further motivation. If you will send me your donation — a generous one, I hope — we will forward the funds collected in the name of Temple Israel to responsible relief agencies. I siMMild add that Rabbi Weinstein and I are maldng a sixable donation from our Rabbis' Discretionary Fund to the same purpose. Please be generous in the name of compasskwi and, therefore, in the name of J udalsm Sincerely, Rabbi Sidney H Brooks P. S. Checics should be made payable to Temple Israel.
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Philip M. Kiutznicit Former Omahan Philip M Klutznicli luu enJoyed a marvelous career risiiig to the top ranks of business, religious, and government life The president of the World Jewish Consress, he now has t>een nominated by President Carter to t>e Secretary of Commerce. Mr Klutznlck has strong ties to the city of Omaha and the Omaha Jewish Community A graduate of Creighton University, he returned herere< > accept the institution's highest recognition vlanresa Medal Many members of his family here in Omaha were on hand for the occasion. In behalf of the Jewish Community, we extend our congratulations and best wishes to Mr Klutznick as he continues to fulfill complex and high responsibility It will be a pleasure to effect a change of address for Mr Klutznick—our most famous sut>scriber
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A Nevsf Look at Crime and Punishment HAIFA liraHls aomcttmcs repeat witti a wry imile Uw old detention camps without bars, range from highly unpleasant l<) stor> ot tlw ptanecr ZIoaM le*drrs who blraamj the day wtiwi llw sordid. Oocksional attempts at prlaoa braaka seneUmas foctis first criminal was arwted in liltir TrI Aviv It ritowad Ibat attenUan en Ite aaed lo Improve condtttans for thoae wte are in carceraled tor Iheir defiance of society Tto ma)or cause of (h<Jewa bad at laal bccowK a iMrmaJ oaUon. like aU oUiar itatlant unreat c«a laidoiAtadly to laid to overcrowding, thus creaimK Slnoe ttien crUne tn laraei haa tocreaaed la praporUaa to the condHleas from which tto inmates emerge with s fresh hostility growth of the populatton and the romptexlttes and twialnnt of agalnal tte system which sent them there dally life To senerallze. It would be M(e to uy that unlite the And ao after moch study. Israel last nianth put Ini » Uluauon elaewhere. there are relative' ^ lolaal aflaiHaa or crimes oipaaataa. like imatlerorriii' aaU crkaiha) la new law whicM permlU liwlgws to santsncr persoas c«. Ihelr oourta. to a puntahmani other than imprtaanifieni more oflan to to Iwid •nga^sd in offctsn i\m.r ^-mtuStiHt- iart*ny. breakltic aad colartag. or la crtmas wMdi reqitfrs m—<al . Service! Tte guilty one may pay his debt lo society by i anywhere from a month to a ytmr serving as a full lime atoUlty like embatilawiewt and iMff^Ing of accwintlBg records unleer" In haepllals where there Is a ihre need for auxiliary j The fact Is. wc have our iilwlaals. and if we add u> Chase the manpower, or arorkinii nn ouMic gardening aitd landscaping for J many who are ooaunlttod iar nWiwiis sgakMl pubUc aacifftty— kxral municipal a.. or joining tto field groups cngagetfl temortst acts Uka kuiatiiig. esplanajt and daiiirww agWation. in developing and i i. Israel's various nsture reaervs, orj our JaUa and prtaoas are quite (uil systematically carinK invalids or tolpleaa i Conditions In the penitentlarles. esfept for one or l%vo special or blind people who ne«• es This punishment may tte inipused In addition to a fine. t>ut no imprtsonmeni takes place Tto sentence Is oaunced after receipt of a report from a probation officer who adoiaes Ito court if the offender is suitable for. or would to res'•lummst Stephen Roeen(allinR " ''•*•" '^ " " - ' " ponsive to this klri': In any event, tto criminal can I ion was dislntegraiing leld wh< iMit to sent off or without his consent He rciuld I Khomein choose jsil. If pre(<Tr>-<i And The New > t to a^al Tto Public SiTvant is under full proballonary scrutiny vage hiB power in found i( throughout tto period of his sentence, and If there .ir- •"-<••, neceasary to reopen a unifying batUe against the Shah and Uoas Utat to Is not performing hiii duties properly an America " right alUttide. to may to returned to tto court, wtort-1 . Moat papers viewed the PIX>'s negotiallng offer in the crisis vnttional methods of punishment may to imposed. as a necessary evil But there w as to tie no payoff The WaahlngPresumably tto Public Servant would receive a small daily Ion Post staled. "For the IIX) to receive laicritical credit for payment tn lieu of tto rations which to would have received ini trying to negotiate the release of American hostages, while It prison. IMJI tto cost lo tto (Government will certamly to far less still pursues a policy of taking - and murdering - Israeli hosthan what is involved tn housing, feeding and guarding large tages, would to outrageous " numtors of offenders undtr conditkinB which do little to rehabilTte New York Tines also rejected tto possibility of tto PU) itate them replacing "tto ayalollah as ransom collector by demandlngof ficial recognttkin tn exchange tor its help." It is Ironic Utat tto PtX>. tto master of hostage taking, should now to in tto role of hostagr &av ing f>lx years ago. tto PtX> took over the Saudi embassy In Sudan and killed three diplomata. IncHMltng tte US ambassador Israeli ewibaistes have t>een » constant target of Ute PtX> and hiaidreds of civilians have been K.'hio* > N«i«< T»lr inllwwma tfclhr I*>»l ci< ft held hostage to P1>0 guns And Just Uiis year, one lactloo of Hie PLO attacked tto Egyptian embassy in Turkey where II hHd hostages •• "fsolu-l Mr Speaker i riM- m nupfiort of House Conn Tto fact that tto PlJO even had tto standing to nrgoliale with '•dimj lion 102 which expresses tto sense of tto Congre tto Khomeini regime points to another irrmy tto role tto Pl>0 ..jh«. 'Ktnal ik - .»• ...iins cm Ito Helsinki < " • had m overthrowing tto shah Hiindreds of Iranians werr ri should release Ida human and )>• trained by tto PLX). Arafat's royal receptkin in Iran after Kho. . „ _ '..Kr.!.-! N\>«V'i lf*»"»» ' meini csnte to power was his payment. n June 21. IS a • refuaenik" who was s. Readers altrmpdnK to escape from tto front-page irony of n\ Id ;iiith(>rities In four years il exile for tte PLX) playing tto role of respan.siVilf- (iiplomats found haven iirt.•1 •• Her real crime however is iMilh herd "malicious II In tto comic aections this week In - >n "Tank Mc.N'ama vifi .Irwrv and tor desire loenimrale to^ activ isni i>n ' ra." a sports announcer revealed i > i <) u .mtift to particIl Visa m |y7l. which has been ipate in Ito IMO Olympics In one installni< ' terrorut Isi . I Rfivemmen' Mr Speaker I warned thai, if not Rranl<>d permission lo |i.i "Kv<>r> COI first i^ariMHl III It" ^ one walks lo Moscow " In a second installiiM'iit -u-er reported ttot tto PIXI had set up Its own 'Ter' <lh G4>ldsteln of (to > - ry active on tjflvall ul .Ml^b Nuilt-I am) oUicr so\ IH reiukm." with tto IRA and tto Red Brigadr p..' Ito events were bombing, airplane hija< ^ •.! i;iil<Kti-l/ ? ri MiJilCOW • school stollinR vkllM Mi--^ S.nl. ! ' II was (i irilo KukBia li\ M: , — •> F:ngllsh. Mr& '.wM-j.-;t: r... A\ tto suffering ol M.i Nuiltl .n on behalf of fellow 're(U!>eniks " 'h<- 'di.<rrli»nl Before her exile. Ida had lM«>n ^ t Angel" of the Jewish I'nsonei Union II was ,il^».i\^ M,i \ii<l«-I sages and rr; and the knn.Sh' ii Itoiii 111 every pri^ letters to Miss] 1977. I have wrir .Vwtel iiilof iiiinK her of Ito concern which niany of us in (to U ed Stales have for tor well toing In these letters, I have prai: tor courageous work and Ito Inspiration which sto has prov lor Iver feltiaw citixena Ni>w ite has t>eoome one of tto many "Prlaoners of I science" who are In desperate need of tto medicines and for Ito future which ate once provided It Is reported that Nudel has a toart condition and tor toalth is deteriorating It is, therefore, very unlikely thai sto can survive anottor Siberian winter Mr Speaker I urge my colleagues to vote on behalf of this resolution which urges Ite President lo express at every oppor* tunity artd in tto stnmgMt terms. US oppoaMlon to Ida Nudsl'i exile and lo inform Ito Soviets thai Ite U S. will consider Ite tent to which It and all other countries honor their commlti under intemstlonal law to protect human rights. This Is one opporttmity to let Ida Ntidri and "refuamlks know thai «»e teve not forgoOea Item and Ihal we care, Jtat IMS brave lady did on so
Fate of Hostages Pondered ByLiOonardJ Davis Noar East Report The fate of Anwrican hostage* in Tehran hindered many rdi tont and coounentatars this week Fearful of Innttng Ihe volatile Iranian revoiutkiaaries. few would dare wmist methodi of rescuing the prisoners. but many offered opinions on Ihe condition ' of L S statecraft " Wr have been showing the kind of weakness thst tempu others to lore* you into these comers." complained the WaUSU«et Journal The Journal recommended interning Iranian represen tatives here, putting "obstreperous Iranian students on the next . plane lor Teheran." and waminK the Iranian regintr o( "milit lary reprisal" II hostages are harmed The WaiMngUw Star claimed thai the adnunistratian was guilty o( ''s policy of dragaw peUing. with the ain of donaesticating the draaon " But Tte SUr snpted that with ttaa imwds In Iran. A lesson in the lutlUly «i dragoBIMtUnc has been learned Beitevoi«nt words cannoi ^r>r^^%f a revolutionar> force mntmmua by the illusion of Bp< r>eas -'The dra0sns rrfiae domesttcm : an. they are more I hostHe llMM ever." TkeSlar eaaeiiided ••ne coasiatcnt swmmsnf of the ayatoUah by the SUte [Department." rotianniats Evans and Novaks charged. "Is the (aatural result of • lowl^ policy based on convictian thai antican tendsnctea in the Third World are Immutable and t be accommodated " The embassy takelDver wss blamed on Ihe administratian in a BO PMi odttorial which said H> his prevtous deeds. ' Jtnuny Carter had not established in the minds of the Irantan authorities that he and his government could not be trifled with "
And Some Praise Columnist James Reston argued that l'reii«1«-ni ( <irter "has been leading \M throii^ tte latsat Iranian crikih with i<dmirat>ie restraint. and deserves the patience and support of the nation '' The cause of the cnsls. Reston contlniMMl. was "a fanatic and trrationai reltgtotis nrMnrefnent whoae revolutionary leaders are
The Jewish Press (Founded in 1t20t Put>iish*d weekly on Friday By tho Jewish Federation of Omaha Siivia Roffnian Morns Molina
Judith MartMwg
Sucanrts Richards Somliarg Maniyn Warren
Maderto Hechtman Louise Graham The dapartmonta of Iho faJaiatlaa are: CowmiMtiHv WalsiiMna
•/^ww^ei PttfffMly ••n^c# Ukrary Or. PMNp Slier Horn*
Cavanaugh Co-sponsors Ida Nudel Resolution
Wowtitiw 23. 1979
The Cambodian Tragedy and Jewish Experience By Alan B«^ Mr I r ThU IS yet another ol Uioae momenU whra aft^r Krarrhlnn lor «tivi of hoiie and aome ray of rn< ,i«t givaa up In rtwipatr WhtJe the iraR* . ,M poupte" rantinuri to unfold, a horrm m uriiniiiKinani<> aimentkma UuvaietM the Camlndian praple a disaster ramparable only toi>w llnlnr-ausi durlnc u..riH u ur i| A »* riisonth* and a '• iW-rr^M r.i eronomic and n^ silence, or uu-'^ the wagrso'
tion Allhnuith thel'S . fMTiiiKK ••kfA>r>fi ttocnr f*yrs in vs about
The anK . ambodlans. however. fhouJd not Xtf HI hitiii *«- i«fi hdll lr«iiti M>mp har«h truths from their rxprrwnrr W«- must makr a mor.-jl brraklhrouith even whtrr a RrrMui brrakriown in humani' The villain of tmlh Ihe C'amtxidiu/ .^ IraKrdies irinit Ihepiu^t f 'fhVirt southfaal A«i.. an<ith f II) irw j)r<»<p«i,s niiiiHin.s o( people havi hi % ne»e iMillleflelda or more recently, a' .-d expulsMNi and itarvalion The rulers of .e made a mockery of international law i>n<l I <-d the VIetnamene and Cambodian people ,i„ ,—,,. ,., .;..,, ,,^ii laaapolltk-al games Tfte iron\ of this whole siliidlion is lh;il ih<- > iniiliu i •.( ihu, C^onununlsi If not most I the same or hiMiiUr <' iM-amlhai ,s mrth ing from hi»tor> Ku will tm'iitt th*> ashes of the CamtxidiiKi trrf(ie<l> dn ' u.s <MI il.s i . ; < and consequerK-eH Yet. I doubt ver> :lhe>vtiliu ,,! .. to ihed any liKht on human l>ehavior At best and »adlv enouRh, we ran review our huntan fraililr and hope that a<ir ' may renult fmtri lh<' . . of thf Cambodians an<l iKhtef>uiin<iis of lt^ TtxMe who are honest iti\'> ^-.n i n (heir wtuK w ill ^idn ceil" l( probably the perfett rnde ptiraM- t«, t>elnR However, shoul't'^'-'""I- -n--.^ ,..,... be dlsmisaed with the r pauar montenlarlly an : ^ paninfi tous* Kor the past 35 years **• .t.-ws have ronvinred oumrlva). tti..' the Holocaust was a u' ,te<l plMftonx-nom and that man la simply Incapat., K linR a i-ataslrT>phen(Mj<-h magnitude on his fellow irido However, what we know atiout
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others and oursHves. all historu al t'XDertanceoffen. no Miouort inKevhtenoe for this sel' islonlnf.^ capable of consorting ^ .tnd of all only man wages wars of lu^uid^tMNi against hu fellow or rival beast* I' ••• im mui' Mly j. feu iidal wa^' 'II en tlrt- ii . HI.VI . ,11, j,. !. '' ual when hundreds
HIKI ltl.ini»''i '' • charges lixi.i. i <•have a dii' i- i wilt not ' penieruii behind our own vw own survival and n Thirty five yeai implement the "fli' porary Jews .u • and small co<i: polll!' ,1
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Why should Jews sound the alarm*> I say that we simply can !<<' rii lo remain silent Altx-rt Kinstein c»nie said "An al • ' .".<llcal love of jUKtire and the (k-sire for perscKial inde these are the features of the Jewish tradition which • thank niv stars I iM'toofi to it Those who are raKinii ' lal lil»erly and are tryinR brute force riKhlly sev iii«ii III tM iifii ii.itM'' nx-N u) lonji; as we remain d«'v<iled ints of the truth justi<e and litjertv we shall inrilinuj- iwil ^ '" survive as the oldettl ol livinK people t)Ut t)> i reativc • inn forth fruits which contribute to th«' eivitjlement of •11 race
tJnIeMt we adopt the t'amlKidian trasedy as our own I might add. we nullfy the very principle on whu h Itw- rt-demptioii of our people was made poaslble
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TTie Vuunfi al Heart l^roup will meet .\ov 28 for lum-h al Alice's Cafe. 40I.1 .South i8 St . at 10 45 a m Program tor the event will tie a txiok review by Ratit>i Henry Karp The ralllnit committee will be tailing reservations The cost of the lunch is S2 per per son Mrs Betty Shapiro's name. The Young at Heart'' was selected for the group The Annual lladassah HMO Oortor Luncheon was heldTu. ' • ' the Tifereii social ha.. > ......I...I. I... (he event was Mmse l,e<> Mill and Jerry tirant _n>e altern<H>n program 'l»in'ln?%Music and Dance, was most en|nyat>le Thf»se participating were Fred Teller of Hastings Nebr . voi'alist wilb (ieorgette (jllly. accompanist \jkt\ Hill recited the tone poem a bcmk written hv Vilzhac .Novon President of th** State of Israel and ballet students of Or (iayle Ka.ssmg, assistant pr«> fessor al tiM- I niversilv of Ne braska
.iii't Mrs Yale t^lsdlner. Lin (oin Mr ,111(1 Mrs Hy .SchansieldofN' s Maternal great ^^ . iiti>, Mrs Hyman Mill. Ahanta, and paternal great grHndpareiits. Mr and Mrs iinerof Omaha Mrs I is the former Karon iKiisdiner of Lincoln In honor of Jewish Book Month the South Street Temple will hold their .Second Annual Jewish Book F'air. al 20th and Sfmlh Street In the ac tivily room There will t>e from MW to I. non titles available There will be the largest s«'le<'tion of Jew ish orientefl IxMiks t>etw«>en Chicago and California B(M>ks of interest for Jews and Chris dans alike All t>unks will tte sold at '; of their list price The opening of th. "Mr will !>•• held on Nov 2<l, t>ec 6th ai... i . ...<.>H Nov M. 30. and Dec 7 also .Sundays, Nov 18, Dec 2 and 9 Arrangements are t>eing made to have children's books available to t>e sold at full list price
Luncheon chairmen were Mmse Kot>ert Chandler and .Max NeicJen, with Iheir circle assisting I><.coralion chair men, Mnns*- Jeffrey Mellen and .Sanford .Schuchman IJr and .Mrs I'aul S«han sleld of St I'aul Minn , an nounce IIM- hirlh i>f their first child. Marra KactH-1. fxirn Nov II (iranilparenls an-Mr
GOING ON VACATION? Creighlon low student and hi« ^ife will cor« for yowr hous« «nrf chllrfr^n M/htle you ar« gone References given Call Sh«rl. 342-13SS
Hanukkah Begins Friday Nig^ht, December 14th, So . . . Come on over to
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''Giftables'' In every Department! (toys, games, cancMes and applances).
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S4aMlay of ttw •ctioal Scka*! Pre Kla dergarten. Id Alef. b. KItat Bat, GtaMal I •idDalad.c KMal Hay. Vav. ZaylB and Oeadlinc for Mitrtaa is Dec KITAHZAVIN •1AB8ATON On ttw Dec 1. t ZaylB. ai Cantor pal*tn a bitlHB'i to
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MKN-scum of Nov a>of Kltab dlractlon of wUl partlcltobettta Sjfnapniw Mrs. ret
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Tha Msn't aub wlU bold a I Icam day. Now M, BATMTRVAH Judltb "Mlasy" Ripa. dai^itar of Mr. and Mn. Shaltm Ripa, wUI baconc a Bat MItzvab on Friday rvaalac Nov a and Saturday momii«.Nav M
Lincoln Prtday: Ip ro Sbachartttam Junior Coocresstion 10 45 pm Oaac Sbabbat. A book rcvtaw: Sas. Cod and the Sabbath Tha Myatary al Jewish Marrlace l>y RabM Alan S
focua library under Ifea direc Uon of Mr. Jack AH la Badi throvgh Chet I w0 ba rsquirad to pmr
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B'NAi MITZVAH Daiaol Rkbard Marburg son of Mr aad Mra. Garald Matbaig, wtll tiacotne a Bar Mttsvah Pttday aiid Saturday. Nov 2Saad»4 Michael Jaasph Okim. son of JoaOkaa.wUi > a Bar MItxvah Friday ty, Nov JO and Dae. I.
Saturday. Nov M and Sunday. Nov IS Poai Bar/Bat MlUvoh Hebrew and Adult Hebrew will PBceai Sunday.
ln« Low Raznick. <taujit«ir o( Mr and Mn Harry Raz•idi waa marrtad to Stdwy J KaytauM a( Phe—la. A< la a TSOpm Saturday nt0»t caramany. Nov lo RatM laaac Nadoff of B«Ui laraal Synaaaaua. offldalad. tellawd by a dtanar party at ttegaacy Wa« Matron of hooor waa Judy Otaon af ChlcMa. Artliur S
Ranlck. broUwr of the I Tha ItrMa Is a graduate ttm Uolvanlty of Nrtiaait at Onaba. and iBartwr la Uie Tha VMM IB a pubUc apcwaitant. wMi a i tar of adaaoa decra llw couple will livp In I nIx.As
Miss Goodman Wed in California Rite Deva
Jean Goodman. of David Goodman. Fonler of San Praaclaoo. eon of Mr and Mrs James Fautley were married on Sept IS. at Temple Rmanuel Kl by RabM Joaaph Aaher al 2 p m Reception and dinner followed the ceremony Misa Goodman attended the University of Misaouri Columbia Mr Poster graduated from Sonoma Slate Collefle. and is an actuary and conaultant Mr and Mrs Footer are making their home In San Pranclsco
Cold Fact The Jewiah Communltjf Center is B*aerating good aaeccy crisis This Of Al a meaflng. i plahied Miout the lack of I In the pool area meeting participant said that In Rtiaata. they loea newborn babies Into cold lakes and rtv ars to teach them to swim A third meeting partir "That's why our parenU left Ruasia "
Offutt AirBaaa ars conducted in the C^Mharl ChafMl on the second Friday of aaeb ateath. S p.m. aad karth PUday at 7:Mp.m AnC RabM SyAiey L Hoffman
Mrs Morris Goodman is the grandmother of the iMide
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Dr. Shmr HonM SKBVICB8: D^h^ aad Saturday: • am Men and wontaa of the commiailty are Invltad to participate In the servicea \
Sabbath Candlallghftng PrMay. Masaiabai tS. «t41 p.m. PrMa^, Moeaiwfcai M. 4«Mp.m. Ben*dtction for Kindling Sobbath Lights: Bonikh Atoh Adonoy Elohainu AAclakh Hoolam, Ashar Kidashonu Bamitzvotov Vvtzivonu Lvhodik Marshal Shobbot (BlasMd ort Thou, O Lord. Our God. King of tha Univarsa, Who tortctifias us by His Commor>dmant* and hot ctxivnofidod us to kindl* tha Sobboth lights)
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B'nmi Jmthunan : tp m Prayer Book Study I Mr sod Mrs Julan OoltftMrg*^ iwat the Ones Skabbal lOa m
B'nai Jacob Adas Yoshuron • :4Sa ro ly: tsm.
Confirmation Class. Wedneaday, Nov a at 4 p m All Habraw nwai wtU be held at Itaa repdar hours oa^ Tweaday. Wadaeaday and' ,Naw.S7,». andst OOUPLABCLUB The Cou|>ica Club will hold lU Second Annual Jewish Piai sod GaoMS aaclal evening in the MIMar Oaafaraacc Center of the Templa. on Dec I. 7 le p m ThI Is s.aodal evening to we<jaoiBe new oaacregaUoa by Nov by caOhig Carol Gladden Rlekl Shoe. sai-Toa
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II*. ^ -»' —-.. ^ .. ,-*... ri«y I (km'l luiow If hp knew I i*ms but hr lold m«- that I'm cookinii today. I ihoukj M my childr«ti come in •nd help "Motna and Uad>." Iw aald. "You may not net as •MKk (tone, but you will havr givan each of your k •• a peraoti Thr m>' taiM Ullng we ran dr> IK I'> miiio our cMldren'a ten esteem " Oh. Cap).. an I do asr«e i <lren to havr • n rtiiiijikitry lo m.>' jien (or them The I .(....,.. ».«ayK preaches atWMjt "xpendInK tinir with your younji one liiday " I enjoy my children and love t>etnii with Ihem But ihe Tap tain livrK in a world of lalkinK animaU and wite old clortui Just1 ofH-e I I'd likp to see Mr > or Bunny Kat>t>it lellinR all Ihe llltle kids "Today kidK make surr you put aside speriiti lime In your day to help your parents K«o<1 fi-elinKx ' •• •'</>• Ihe in 'Mir chil uit we ran thai our kids will he able lo andte whal life of (em them as they urin* older But
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ilw patience -. If Mr V,.. , PinnKprnR ponit batik on my head all his antler?! t)>ese vears would have t>een bashed in" by now My poinl IN that at Itw samt(ime wp trv' so hard lo deveiiip . tl.. 's of our children s<( ir .in lie hap|» wilh w •' pr<» c • self w<M... i~ >-..>K ...n~»-'< 'town Re<-ently. I had mad*' an ap p>-;ii iiir ..iiiilis to pay closer a' .it their rhil fif' tt Afri lie p<iinled out that II ' ui- parent alMi nee<ls M\ outlet (or some of th«ae iMtne (eellnKs Our chil dren need to pay close alien tton as to tl>e feelinKs of their parents So why not have an
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ind all around itomi icuy only In have my kids tell me h<jw great another parent is My kid.s mad<' me feel as if the only impotiarK'e my lite is beinK their maid My kids always make me leel guilty If I do somelhinK just for me Why must I ri-pea' Ihinn a millKm limes'" I don t like when my kids valu«' their friends opinHtns more than mine I hale wht'ii tt>e kids inlinjpl mv ionversal ions I don t like when my kids •:• lerfere in m> p«-rs»»nal tmsi ne>.s allowing me no priva cy I'm lired of iH-arlnu ••.!( li child complain how h< wronged constant t.ii Here are some had points we adults have accuriling to our young people AdultK are ton iNuy to listen and lo help us My p'trents don't spend enough lime alone with me
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W' sur<-' M doing'' Now that I'm getting older I shfH: >ie right to make my ons J (lull t w.iiit my parents to tell me wt«) my friends should be I don't like when my parents always ask me who I was talk ing lo on the phone I don't want to be threatened by an adult They don't always tielleve that I'm telling the truth Don't tell me what lo wear and don't always Judge my appearance We aren't allow«-d to partici pale in adult con versa! inns we're Just told to go find s«m< thing lo do II , ,. thai the i ,<i llHcjuarr<-lii)K "' uiuntiring alxMit similar reactions no matter what age Wiaildn't it t>e nice if wi- all realized that Ihe next lime we were In volved in all the yelling'' Or maybe we adults would hear more thank ymi s if our owt. t"n\mandsbegan with olease' How revealing it would IM- II all of us adults l>e<-Hm<' fhil dren for a day - ,<• m for 24 hours our iI into resp" • ' ' •xnil ought to ' for a little wl i\ I'd Ihonaighly enjoy t>eing a child again maylx- II would help me appreciate what I have as an adult Juitt may tie we'd find out Ihal rH> mailer what age we are we all want to IM- lreale<l Ihe same way that our feel ings are really quite alike I ituess kids are just little IK and adults are just kids ' (>nl> our ways of iiiiMiig and th«* crutch*^ we use arc different But maytx* b> talking bjx-k and forth as we did here we II • 11 It-i'l tx-tlier attout our value vidual .Mavlie if we 1 "Wake up. grand lather. Ihe Captain's old clock would awake fnim his blissful sleeji and guide us toward compatitiility But for now I say "(Jood .Morning Captain let's share this tirand tn-w day ''
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Jewish Day School The Jewish Day School of Omaha's HavdaJah Party Cohen, holding the Havdalah candle
Learning Workshops On Sunday. I>e< 2 the I)e partmeni of Jewish Kducatlon will sponsor a series of two on Ihe subject of the learning dis allied child Or Joel S Ko»enshein of Brooklyn. .\ew York, will con diK't the workshops at the .)<-w ish Community ("enter l>r Kosenshein will explore the various means of ap proaching learning disahili iK.v (riini 111., '.t.iiidiuiinl of lea . ' 'P session ..' , • • 'Tier K'urther information about this program will appear in next week's Issue of "The Jew ish Press " or ran he obtained I..n at <• Kd U» .1(11
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Israel's Security NKW YORK (JTAi Hepublican Presidential hopeful Goorti BuMi told a group of loadari here that if PrMldent he will be "aanstttve" lathe need to keep Israel, "our ally," strong, and would never trade the Jewish Slate's security for oti "II Is wrong to trade the security of an ally." he declared in a statement before more
than 40 Jewish leaders st s meeting sponsuted by the An)ertcan Jewish Committee at its head<|uarteni "We have to keep our com mlltments to our freinds," Buahsaid He claimed that the pmhlem with American for eign policy is that "nobody be lieves us any more" and that the credll>lllty la questioned by tiS allies
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ADL Charges U.S. Labor Party With Anti-Jewish Hate Campaign S<*>* Vurk The Ann [><'f.<iij.(iiitii I Kue of B'nai B'rith charttttl IIH- V: S l^hoi ting an antt-Je%rish hate pn>paganda camii.^ nsidkMis dimension lo ilik tii/arr<- ronsfi The I.«ague sp«-i '•*«>• preliensive report prepared by ii -nl under the direction of Justin J Finger, i ' ^ national CIvU lU^Ms Division The report links the l!SIJ> with Ltt>eny l^jbby. the far right group headed by "long-time anllSemile" Willis A Carto. and with Iraq and the Soviet Union Irom which it repr>rtrdly re reived laundered funds It likens U.Sl^ leader Lyndon H Ijt Houche. Jr . an announced Presidential candidate, to "the father figure so characterlBtlc of religious and other culls that have surfaced in the I' .S and elsewhere " Mr Finger said LaRouche haa created a "polltlrsi fantasy land" In which Jews themaalvaa stypoaedly InstiKatr anii .Sem lUsm as part of a conspiracy which aligns them with the British monarchy, the British nobility and upper classes, the British ,Se cret Intelligence Service and various culls B"'' ^^ >-"• vicleties with such names aa the "Cult of IHIS" and th< iielph nobility " The ADL report cited three l>aaic anti ijrapagan da themes for the I^Houctteltes Six million Jews did not perish at the hands of the Nazis during the Holocaust - The Jews were responsible for crucifying Christ Ztontsm is racism The 57 year old I^afioudie, a veteran of the far left, has been a Marxist teacher and theoretician, a member of the Trotskylst social Workers Psrty and the founder of various extreme left groups Including one allied with .Students tor a IVnMx-ratic .Society In the late lIMOe Called the National Caucus of SOS I^bor Committees. LaHouctie dropped the SDS Initials when the stu dent group was split by factional strife The V S l.,abor Party was formed in 1*73 as the pollticial arm of the newly named Natkma) Cautnia of l.^bor Committees < NCIX'i LaRouche also ran for President in 1976, was on the ballot In 2S states, and polled 40.043 votes The USI J> haa approx
Omahans in Business Bl«*e W LoHt Was racenUy swarded the CLUI (Chartered Ufe Underwriter i designation from the Anterlcan College In Bryn Mawr. Pa He was In ducted Into the Gmaha Society of CIJU on Ocf J4 Normally a five-year course of study, he passed all 10 exams to the degree In one year He is affltl ated with the Prudential In Burance (°o as a district sales manager Mr I.und is the son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Ben Schneider of
CouncU Bluffa He lives m Omaha with his wife. Jan and son, Alex Henovatlon has begun on the W J Broatch Building. 1209 Hamey Street, according to the office of Bahr, Vermeer and Haeker, Architects The tMiilding which dates from the laaos, will undergo ma)or rehabilitation to l>e leaned (or of (ice space Gary L Goldstein, a principal In the firm, is responsible (or developnrkent and teasing
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Its an<i IjiRoufhe in the Ij .S . M«-> The apparatus, he added. r»-i' its activities The NCI..C USLP publications are a twice-weekly newspa; called "New .Solidarity", a magazine called "The Ca palgner" a technological monthly called "Fusion", and we<' '-'-onomic analysis (or (>u£iness and industry) "K iKence Review." which sells (or 110 a si lasue. fVti) per year The League traced the USLP's anti-Semitic campaign to March, 1978, about the same time that IJberty lyitiby's weekly newspaper ".Spotlight" was giving (roni page coverage to a la suit brought against ADI. by Liberty Ijottby In the (ollowing weeks and months, '"New Solidarity" carried a barrage of articles attacking AOL, B'nai B'rith, the Jewish corr-i-- -W and Israeli oKlclals In April o( this year, the l^iI d suit against the league in the Supreme Court of .N^ .. . .. . .._<>. ty dtargtng the agency with de(amatk>n. assault and rassmeni and seeking SX million in damages ADL has filed a' motion (or dismissal of the suit Included as evidence o( I^Rouche's "bizarre Imaginings the A1.D report cited his "New .Solidarity" article charging that "Israel is tially a British puppet sUte within the Middle Kast" and that Is-' rael's military force is "a V S created .surrogate arm of Britixtr' foreign policy, now equipped with thermonuclear capability ". • his claim that the Holocauhl was a "grotesque lie" and that the Nazis killed "only a million and a half" Jews, his Insistence that " Adoll Hitler was put into power largely on the Initiative o( the Rothschilds. Wart>urg.s and Oppenheim ers. among other Jewish and non Jewish (manrial interests <'eii tered in the City o( I»ndon Cited, too. Is a "New Solidarity" article by Scott Thompson, wtto Is also ltnk(>d witb Carlo of ttte l.itterty Lobby The I>eaiRUBH describes the pif^re as a "litany of fancied Jewish and Zion nia^^H crimes " Thompson claimed Hitler was the "Frankenstein" o( the Rothschild and War burg Jewi.sh banking Interests in I>ondon. the Joint Distribution Commltlee and the Anti-Defamation League
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Witherspoon Concert Offers Clamma Dale •yUMbMrli Ctannw Date. • youat t»^^BCtamiw Dal rateoCPorcy in tr«di ayrttc part*. «ui la OmaiM W«(kMMUy Nov V. attpm atJoalynAn MuMum's Wtthenpeon Can cert Hall Brotight to Omaha by thr _ Tu—day Musical Concert ••Ma- X* Dale was cata ••Mad to national attcntMo ' wtth h«- portrayal of Ben la — the recent Houatoa Grand %a Campaoy production of gy and Bcaa" on Broad way and througboot tlie United Staes and Canada Bom in Chester. Pa and graduate of the Juilllard SdMal of Muuc. CUmma Dale made ber operatic debut with the New York City Opera in itTS Included in her reper toire are lead rotes in 'The Tales of Hoffmann Pagli acci. 'The Magic Flute. The Marriage of Figaro " and
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Clamma Dale throughout this country In January. IVT7. Ms Dale was invited to perform at tbe Kennedy (enter in tiobar of then President elect and Mrs Jimmy Carter and she per formed the (oUowins evening at the Inaugural Ball Ms Dale's first Naumburg recital In May 1976 rece«»ed accolades and she has been praised for tbe vitality of her voice and her stage presence t»y reviewers ever since Despite ber demanding per lormance schedule Ms Dale has l>een an Affili^ir' \rtist with the Jofi< of Criminal Jusi> n Tickets for the concert are SS. $7 lor senior citizens and M lor students Tickets may tie purchased at Brandeu ticket centers, at the Witherspoon Concert Hall the niRhi of the performance, or h- to the Tuewlay Mu» n Series. V41I Western .nvrnur. OmatiM. Ne Cai32. or calling Mr*. I.mda Allen SSl iut?
(Ml Sunday Dae a. (rwa 4-» p m KMTV. CbfMMl S wtU •ir -A TaJ«at ror Life: Jews (H The It^laa Raaataaance ' Thts one-beur pragram will expiar* dM JewMb Malary. !»I aa Iba Uia-levtng espeI of tbe Jews at Iba Iiallaa RaoalaaMce II ia nimcd In Rome, narence. Mantua. Padua. Venice and Nortbem Italy's hill towns Hosted by Dr Gerson Coben. "A Talent Far Lite: Jews of Tt)e Italian Ranaiasaacr - inesented in aa•ocla: f>e Jewish Ttaeologicjil .Nemlaary Of America
Music Priza Jan B.I 'f<iM>r of music at \ .KMXS Uni versily has l>een awarded tlie 11.000 first prize in the Omaha Sympltony Aasoriaiion't new music competition for his composition. Tbe Happy Ur Bach's work for rham tier ordMatra and narrator baaed on a story by Oscar Wilde, will be performed t>y the NeiH-aftk^ Sinfnnia at a seriesofcofx • ^Mingof two A con recordinc of the work with the .Net>raska Sinfonia is also planned
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Brothers Zim Return to Beth Israel The Brottiers Zim will br appeaniM in uumert at Beth Israel Syn^ague on Dec •. al 7 Mp ffl /Urcordtac to Std Wertbalm and Dr Paul Sbyten. oaaoart co<JialmMn. •'Tlie Bi aNters Zim ia a happening- they are fast movlan. real and vital sbewwan at mtr lime They alag of yestarday. today and evon tamarrow They are a duo that havr musically bridged tbe yneraitoo gap " Some of the nelecllona lo be presented are Yiddlsha Mama. Roaa Itoaa I Write the Songs. Ijri II Be medley of Israeli aanc* ntcdley of Yiddlsb theatre and many oth ers They are a versatile <bM> whoae unique style of pr**mtlallonaf varloua JewiTtli miaiic deilghU sUla'la* people of all ages according to the cochairmen Tickets may be otMained by caiiing the synagocue office at SSa^MS Ticket prtcca are as loikyws: Sponsor tickets $40 (reserved aeats> and each Sponsor tickel admits two per sons, iieneral admisaloo tick eu at W SO each and senior cit laea/studf^l lic-kets at M so eacb
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Sponsors foe Dnsf afaabbat for the inantft.of November al Tlferelh Israel Synagogue are. Nov 2. Mr and Mrs David Zolol and Nov 23 Ratl<>i and Mrs Mark Risman in honor of ftabhis birthday To volunteer lor an rvening (>neg. please call i i> son. MO-tiai or BOt>-S0n To itosl <• ;\nar>oat KMduah. call Aanie Allen. OM0337 TYie Annual (.' S Y Ktnnus Mill tie held in IJrnver ThanksgivuiR weekend Tlioae attending rrtun Lincoln are as follows Judy fCvnen. Betsy Knedman. JoAnn Hill Ben)le Kushner. Barb MiiUe. l/nr1 Fit lor. Arwie Segal, Suale Segal and Barb Wiahnow
The Lincoln City B'nal B'rMh l.rf>dge Numlier .m. will honor 13 new memtx-m Nov 27 at Tony and lAiigis M4U ••()" Strert Cocktails al 6 30 and dinner. 7 .10 p m In arte«> dance will be a ntual tea: IrfMn Omaha to formally ii duct them This (unction open to memliers only The (ueat speaker for Utr evcalflg will be Judge Norman Krivoaha. Chief Justice of the .Netwaska SuprfrT>e Court TTxUiptc of hU talk will t>e IXtes the Amartcan Judicial System Really Work *>" On the agenda will also t>e a report shout programs planited for the new year Kor reservations call. Sam Berk. taft-IMI and Max Nn den. 4a»-«l3l The cost Is ts r> per person
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Court Halts J£RL!kAL£M JTAJ Tbe lapmM C—rt laauiJ a (cm parary IwJiMrftOB barrlag Ibe Defenae Ministry fron lanral , !•( Mayor Baasani Shaka of Although no actioa to ve him from offtoe was the injuncttaa waa at the Ttqpert el la's wife who feared thai rh a tnovt was pending
To portray the famUy M oanflWt. tha actor* lyniiHMrtlcany nanMe. roil, and fall tlireii^ out tlir productMNi rrcalHag ^ I I I • irvlag Cohen I ndge Na. Mi B'nal B'rtth wtu haat a aperlaJ Friday m^ aerrica at I p m aa Nav » alllw B'nal Israel gynagngiir. CoupcU Blu/ft Gueats at Uw oervtcv will be Cantor Lao Fotlman of Beth laraal Synaangiir. and hi* iW braw SclMol daaa who will be partalilag ta a Shabbalom at B'nal laraal Syaaaooue Saia Baclta, B'IMI laraal Synaaacua apbituaJ leader aad Caofor PMtman will itmdact the tervtcc Oneg Sbabbot wUI be served All »nm to
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MENAHKM (KMJ^N. the laraell producer-dtrrrtor who made aeveral films in Hollywood a few years aBoatamng Tony C^jrtis and Jack Palance. baa nuargad hta comfiaay with The Cannon Group l« renew produrtloa in Amarica aad eoattnua hla acuviues ta Etvope, Israel and the Par Baal The Cannon orga» il balag haadart by Golan aa board clMirman. tle«mts aa vice chairman, and Yoraip ClgfeWB ifor manjk years fiolan's partner i aa prealdaiil WThlle Cannon had a backlog of lew-budBMad exploitation (Uma. Goian^lobus r nwgiatart at the COC atudlaa of Arthur Brauner In Berlin "The Magician of Lublin," raportadly at the caat of •b.B atiUlon, Itaaod on the novel by Nobel Laureate Isaac BariMVtaBMgM'. and aet in a Muliah shtefi at the turn of (he c<en tury Alan Arfcin portrays the ntle role with .Shelley Winters. L4>uiae Fletcher and Valerie Pemne The picture waa directed by Golan It opeaa la New York thia tall loUowad by a croaacrountry. l«^ty raliaao ia No»—>bar/Daeawbar Alae raady tor diatrlbutlon at the and of Uie ycao- la Caanoa's hlglioat hurt , feted turn bafOTB the marser. the llollywaod-mada "The Swap*) ftarrtng Robert de NIro and Jennifer Warren, an emotional I of wCnurban pasaion directed by Jordan Laoodapoiiloa and produced by CfirtatopherC Dewey The new oombinad praductlon and diatMbutlon oompany will make a aertas of fUms divtag the next year at a total price lag of 118 million Already In production in London Is "God Send," a Mpematural thriller based upon the best-«ellln| novet Tite feature la baiag producad and directed by Gabrtelle Beaumont with GatM»<*labua aacaacuUvaa
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Health Club Gift Membership bav* you r«B out of novai gUI Lookioc fir •anatMag la^qMe for your mom. dad. rirtar, blather, unde, aMit.aadaartadibatMayear? Here't a 0fl you won't have to iirbaini far aaathar atac. woa't arrtv«btaima or damwoa't 0B out of style, won't be di^illcated and la worth tMcoata A ftfl memtxrahtp in ttw JOC Man'* HMMII Old) or the Women's Magic Touch Health Chd> wfli prevMa bwalWa for a lone time Call theCenter'a Mtialiiiiihlii Secretary (ori I ar caB dwck Araald lor more into
Field Trips For Pre-Schoolers • jcx:
I oflan a wlda variety of experlriamia. Bwldea actHrltlaa in the tor lkeclia*«n M playymaid. aad poai. tbe Pre-Sdiool youngt die 3raar lo plaoea of Intarcal la itabafMdtrtpa I have already alrtted rantenetle . Bpplay Air PMd awl the Bagel Bin. Kon I plaaoad durlag thaacbool year are to the a Plra ttattaa. OM Chikfean'a Muaeum. a I PraetlM at iHl^ SdHol. Ow Boyalowa Panoa. a Poet 0(, aTaiavlaiaw Btaltea. Uw da^nidaw Library and a Bua Ride.
I's HenMb Chib In tbe early morning atartmg at« a m. A legion af HaaHfc Ch* I ^arttwlat. maqy bii to piny, oIlierB i I aa Ibey bead lor tbeir favorlla actMty at I will JUBl raUx la the whlrtpool baOi. alaaa ar I far dm day ahead lyanwalklnlalfeeplqralcaladneatlonarea and look Mo the gym or raeqiiatball eaurts. yau eaa aee fifteen or twenty early riaera )og0ag araund tbe hMhw tract The hitting of Ibe balla can be heard la afl of the racquettMll couru and the welgbtliflcrs are already biay clunking the iron up and down the unlveraai gym madilne. On Monday. Wednaaday and Friday mornings from •: Ji am to 7 30 a m the awlm pool la (Ulad with ambitious cwtnuaars •wtminmii in the lap laMa lo fat a workout Prom 7am untB 7:Saam yau caa sea Chuck or Al landing a group of early rlaen hiatretchli^andt aHathaalreairclaei Between 7 and • a m in the Men's Health Hub every mirror Is taken The smell of tbe after shave lotion u in the air and the whine of hair dryers can be beard all over the place The TV Is blurring out the mwiikig aawa and the men klMMtx while en)oy log a can of Juice The unMiaaan. imtamgt Indhnduala wtio •inf^gled Into the CTlub )ual a short tlma anfilar. can be aaan kriakly wafkiagowt. ylllng. bends baMM^ tacaaMtavi asM ddag Try It The XX Health Ctab Is one of the nmal eacMIng places In the whole world
GALA OPENING Monday, Dec. 10 7:30 p.m. "Shaping A Jewish Identity" Sculptura Ralinf Exhibit By Harry Grnan
Opening At Pre-Schod Due lo families leaving the area, two openings are available at the J C C Pre-School In the morning, there Is a apace In the three day program lor 3 year olda. aad In the aftaraaaa thrae day program them la a space tor a child 3W la S years old Con^ tact Marten Proat for information
I was talking to myoaU one day and I said. "Salf. what amdd l>e a good way to let everyone know adwl Is bagpaaing araund bara^- All of a sudden. Ilka a WUUs Wargig lismii^. I had a WaO fatts. barring any major cafaliophiaB. and If Uw prlos af laa M Cfekw daaaat ga ig». yau will ba«a < maWbaa avary Friday, a column lo ghw yau bithadivartment We wUI give you the detafls on Ihe laleal happening that wtll warm the cocklm of your heat (what's a coekl**> Time l« get down to bram tacka On the Mlb of Nov al 7:1« p m we wlU hava Part III In our Cnllaga Awa We arlD have studenU here that will anawar aU of your 4 t Mfe on the campua Put your tMnkhig cap on and I lo the "J" with your questiona Sanlar lU^ everai0M axcwralon la CMnli« Dec 8 Watch for dataUa. Uw Youth rouncil naatiitball League la knklng good There are aome real fine ball players out there Snapper is lough under the boards Don't ISM
one of ttse flaeal aadal evanto of I DaaotonDoc. I
The akaUng party waa a lot of fun Dinner waa pretty good too Junior Hl|^ people, the J O la coming Watch lor It Until next week Keep a groove In your move iBaby!
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Camp Open House • Monday. Docember 10. If79 speaker
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noted author, hiatorian arHJIncturar 8:00 PM. Topic — Tha IndaMructable Jawt'
BOOK SALE 7:00 p.m. lo10;00p.m Book Fair fnatuma hunorada of Jewiafi booka. mcorda and gifts for •Or»«inaav •cheaiili* en Sunday.
Phyllia Hoffman. Chairman of the casnp opaa boui uled for Sunday. Dae ff. 1-4 p m iBVltcs proapectlve campers and their Parents to come to the Jewish Community Corner to meet aia Camp Directora from the midwaal. The fbUowingdlrectora have our tarltatten In be Cary Barg. DIraclar. Camp Sabra. ABqr SagaH. Dlractor, J Bar OC; Laanard Kailln. Director. B'nai B'rtth Bshar Caasp; Andy Halgar. Diractar. Haraal Camp: IXoug Bard. Diractar. Camp Scbwayder. and Shaaaen Etkln. Director, Camp TIkvah
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