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rHIU)Ri:NS ACTIVmES 1 ' ningbuolht rradinit romrr 1 ' 'If Frnchoul 2iHJ(irad(2 C'hildrvn k crafu grouped by agr IFVPIK Rpfrmh1 30 Film "Benjamin and thrmirarlrof Hanukkah" Monday, Dec 10 7IOpm BookSale Ipm Kpeaker Mai Uimonl

Should lh«- ( iimmilli^ com pnsnt rif Ihc Kxeculivc Com milli* mi-mlxTs of ihc KMIJT alion (tHrrniim' Ihal miirc than om- pronram is ricsrrvmK of rH'o^iiion up to two Muti iirahli' Mpntlonit will also ttc du,III Iff! The pniKram must hiivf oriKinatH m the year ol I'tTt as i>ii|>(iM>d to pri>KranimmK havinR taken place in previous Herommendat mtis »hould N TT 1 baaett iM . ria wa^ tfii [iri.(yam ci^live and imtovative' How'' Was Ihe program itwcessful in Irrms of the st.itml (("J^ ni'I purpose' Whdl were the unique fealurn of lh«' proKram'' To what extent does Ihe prr)Kram Imter Jew iKh culture, reliiiious. edwalional or social purpofies''" Nominations reeled lo Mar> Idem, Jrwikh (imaha. 331 Street. Omaha.

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Snack Bar The sna< k liar al lh«'Jewish Cimimunltv tenter will re open l>pc 3 from noon to I p m as a Miup and sanilwuh nhiippe under the sup»'r\iMon of Dan Smith. rater«T f'hil Colmann. executive director of Ihe JCC. haa announced

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ning they are MK hael Allierl and Harlan Nixldle It is un wcesxary lor me lo enumer ate their many deetls for our Jewikh (oiiimunily and lor our community al large Their selfless dedicate<l energy lor Ihe giKKl III others is a legend Personally I am proud Incall each ol them in> Iriend ' "This evening I have heard some kind and generous thmgs said alHiul me This honor just prew-nled to me This State ol Israel New l.ile Award savs and implies even mor. ,•. IhLS ' K you ail oui ifi acieptioif toe aw ard, I am utillged lo admit a hit ol emiiarrassment Al though this award l)eani my name alone I feel thai this moment must be shared with others

Joe KIrahenbaum i left i Murray Newman catch up on the conversation at the Dinner of State See Page S My l<i\ iiig parents itiust tx' mentioned Mv lather. Jules my departe<l and t)eloved mother F.sther and my wim derful mother lor the past twenty two years Carolyn all deM'r\e a share ol this honor M\ parents have in stillH in me from the l)egm ning the spirit ol sharing my reviunes wN'lher tbosi' re WMjries lie linaiK lal or wheth er they In- (x-rsonal inviilve meni To give to work, to lake time lor our Jewish < ommu nitv. our Synagogue or our Irael was neverqia-stioned In addition I inusi meiitiun my two older brotlHTs who have livni in Om.'iha They too shtiuld be sharing this hnn or My lale brother. Nick %any of you knew a> an mspl rational and tireleji.sly ded iraled leader who loved our community and lcive<l Israel Just Ihe other day Norm Kri vosha our Ineiid and Chief

Justice of Ihe Netiraska preme Court calU-d me to tc nie he would tx* unable lo I h«Te this evening While we sj^iki II. nisced how he Nick Norm talk, passion as he recalled Nir| while gravely ill raade tlj tripon Ihe hu-s with many of t here in the dead ol winti-r I Lincoln lor th4- Hond Dinner i the(JovermH's Mansion Alt* th«' dinner Nick n<»t feelm| well at all was |M>rsuade<l tj unce mir family s IHIH ' .is«' lor that \ear Nio I'isr I

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Telethon Scheduled For Cash Emergency Memben of the Omaha Jewish Community who are currently not paid up on th«'ir past campaign ple.iL..s uiii lucalled beginning to pay up then : •, prmr lo the end of the li»7» ca lendar year Announcement of iht cash I'olleclion telethon wa« made by Mary Fellinan, prp»id<'nt of the Jewish Federation of Omaha, in response to th»des-

perate cash situation of the Jewish Agency At the same lime memb«-rs of Ihe Federation Board ol Dl rectors will be calling all con Iributors lo the original nevt Jewish Community Center Building Fund who have not completed their obligaltons "The cash collection Is cril ical on tioth for the Jewish Agency and on the local srene," said Mrs Fellman

"In a recent letter the Jewisl Agency indicated It is in th midst of Ihe gravest rash J shortage in almost a decade,, lagging behind 197S l)y nearly J seven million dollars In human terms this cash emer^j gemy translates Into draslM cuts In services for youth, Immigrants and the aged .Soviet Jews new to Israel j will not be able to start workI Cent inued on Page 141

Falashas, Sephardics Spark Passion at GA By Murray Zudioff MONTREAL i JTA i Ol the dozens of issues dlscuiied al the flve^y General Assembly of the Council of Jewish Federations (CJFi, the plight of the Jews of Fthiopia iFalashasi and the problems of Sephardtc Jews in Israel and In the dlsapora created the most ferment and passion among the MOO Jewish communal leaders from the b'niled States and Canada attending the AMmUy TiM plight of the Falashas was presented with eloquence and iaM.iwncy to the galhermg by Yoga Bogale. the leader of the El^Miplan Jewish community for Ihe last M years, wtw was al lowed to leave hit native land less than three wcckl ago He urgently apfiealed lo the assembled leadership and lo Ihe Jewlah community at large to Increase efforts being made in Is rad and clsewtiere to rescue Ihe 25.000 Jews who remain rhe 72 yearold Falaaha leader related how iiMipla make miMslve emigration of Ihe FaUthas to Israel a matter of highciri prWrtty "We have been killed, sold Into slavery, forced lo convert lo

other religions and i' hreatened even unto this day among.st unspeakalii. in a country which is caught between war revotutum and terrible changing conditions." Bo gale said

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Continuing. he stated "We were once 251),(«(() people NowweJ are less than 25 (WO Time Is ag.iin'it us Fvcry year, every! month, every day we lose our yonwar todiscriml-f nation and to persecution We cai much more suchl losses and if the Jewish people in Aiiienia and throughuul Ihe \Mirld and In Israel do not act quickly lo help us come lo Israel. th<-n (rfxl forbid that perhaps in live or 10 years we might disap-J pear • He said that he and his ••,,na. who recentlyl completed the first North A lour by an Kthio-I plan Jew and who accompanies nis i.unii in the Assembly, "have come here to tell you about how we the Jews ol Klhio-1 pia Ihe Beta Ylsrael want to rejoin the Jewish peopl« W«l want lo tell you that we want lo come to Israel In live a Jewish] life with other Jews In Israel F.thiopian Jews wani to come to Jerusalem -- to Yeruahalayem " Bogale said he was very encouraged by the Knesset an nouncement that Israel will now speak out publicly on Ihe plight I Continued on Page 171

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Court Repairs: t ByPhllCofman Eiacuttve Olractar. Jawtab CoauBMBltjr Onur Recently much ductiaaion hat taken place among thr memtwnhip regarding the chwiiig down o( the handbai l/racquetball courts (or rtpairt during Novembrr and part of December The decision to do thr re|Min now u lor the lolhiumK reaaont The court fhionng is rapidly drtenorat inn and becoming a jevprr sately hazard to playpr^ IMIing off the repairs until tpnnjt or summer would utetantialh in create the coats lor tlir tame required work. Thr Cmlrr'* rtapanaliMlily it to get (hr job done correctly and as quicli I y a* potaMc m ardtr to better MTve our membership The nwwibenirip can be ataured that the rrmnaiinii batag made wiU lUve the Ccnler the fbMt ractjuH ban/handball courts in thr area During renovaUaa af the cowls, the Center haa madr arrangementt tar our naembera lo utc courts at the Elk horn Ractiiaetball Outt. aM»«. SporU Caurts. S]»«iio, Racqueiball of Omaha, 3R-SII Members All! be grantad membership prlvilr|ps at these facilii4>« and marvlat oouru ihay br made h> calling a d^yVi advance When uaing the facilities trntrr ntmben are\equired to have thier meinbenhip cards avaUaMe

Pilgrimage Meeting Set An ortantatlon meatli^ ior Jewlab Thfwiogtral Semtaary atudaott W««lad la parUet alAiMrtca (Mtloi la the IW larail PUgrtAgpfwuiMlaly w par cant ina«(. and ttieir parmU will af Uw coat af Ika t«« la bom* be iMid Maoday. Dec ). at by iftwIinMpa from hral 7H pm M room le o( (he lynagaguia and the JewWi Jewiah Coauwwity Canter Fedaraitaa o( Omaha Any local hl^ adioal aluAddHlonal admlanhip a» dent whohaai ttatance it avaUabte to aluher (raahman. danta wlUi demonalrated need Junior year by the aMMMrof through the DavKi V >i-*»r IH» it diglMe to particlpale to Scholanhlp Fund tlirPtlCruiiaflrlour The upromi' -rtur Informalion and diMdiU will will i-onsltl of iiur br diaoiMMl at UN> Monday of the major ailn m itrsn and evening orientalMn matting will br condurtad under the All who tn intrreiiad in the auiplcea of llie National upcoffllng Pllgrimiiie ihould Hamah CammKuan of the plan to allmd thib mwlint

Old Timers' Review By David KaU W'hai a miserable day H was Tuesday Mov 10 Wtat. drtszly. windy and cold bill 11 dM not d^-icf oviT IV) people from ci.i "particl pat' I >lMich eon First on the agenda wu the KariN Hird dlacvatton which M a)> husird by our own Inlfflllabte Mome Kat/ The subjects were wide and varied and the ' ,4H lively and spirH' .ry broke for lunch aUiul nuon. It was a verbal frev-for all The tare was good and wtial else but turkey and all the trimmings including cranber ry satire II was served swiftly and efficiently as usual by the utual crew o( lovely, ladlet and intenaely enjoyed by a boat of hungry men There «Mrt a nuwhar of gueala to aNandancc. Laoaard Komay was iha pimH af his brother Norm Komcy. Joe Gallagher was the gmn ol Harry Rubeoilabi. Hoo Gar don was the guaat ol RickBrd Gorden. Ed Burtdiard waa thr or HarcM Slegel. Mr and Mrs Jack Sllve and Mr and Mri Sol Glngold of Syra NY andJackOotgolfof

Brooklinr * ••• '>"• "<mi ol Nate and I <' and Pfcnchy 1-il _.J Mn Kan Sacha was the guesl of Sam %achs h Norm Kipriic\ r jr Kuesl npfakrt Hal Daut) wh<i really needed no inlrodurlion And I wait handed Iwo lull pages type wnltm iif his credits and ac ntt Ualing Uiem -'^.siMe. even half wuuid nut be practical It was an ademocin well HienI by everynnr that wa» there Our next mreling ii tdwdyled lor Tuesday Dec 4 whan our iiieaker will be Tom Apke. and If our weather will be half way drrrnl we thould tRain have a record turnout

'Weekend ^ Variety" 1 For Book Fair Activities for all ages »n piaoMd iar iMa woefcand m conltnctkin witb the Slith An Bual JewMi Book Fair Span tared by the Federation LI brary and the Jrwiih Community Center in oiiserv tnre of Jewish Hook Month. the wrekend will feature a film showing, senior cituen't lirunch and film, and an al Irmoon of activities lor rhlidren will .1' nln^. i-*-. , «, V y .11 iMii<i*kvd by a panel dlacuaakm on anti SeinMltin Bagels and coffee will be served The film will br shown again on Sunday. Dec I following a senior rllUen't

bnaH-hatll 30a m A pre-tchool story hour and] rralu actlvittea will markj chiidren'i acllvltir* on day altemnon. Dei 2 A rradi-l Uig/liateninK comer m the: lobby so rhildrw may listen lo 1 tapes V >; Ihr pages ' o( a II -* 'Benjamin and UH ' i inuk kah"anew .. <i MIII be shown at i *i Books, records ana gitt iirm» will be offered for sale Utrouf^Nitil the weekend and | thraui^ Monday evening December 10 when Mai I Dimong. noted hlstonan and lecturer, will speak in ihf> communily al I p n.

Scouts Give Award To Samuel Berek Samuel I Rerek received the coveted So year gold mem berahip card in tJie Boy Scouts of America at the annual dm ner mpeling of the Mid Amen ca Council. B S A at Peony Park Ballrooni last night He was preaenled with this irtembershlp by James L Tarrychlef tcnut executive of the NatiottalCauncU.Dallat Mr Barak atarted hit team Ing carter aa a boy araut In

1911 and then teveral yearal lalrr reenlered troutlng at a' refjitlerrd volunteer He i irrved in many capacltlea af Council Advancement Chair man. as Council Show Chair man Mr Berek has been active in Jewish endeavors, having lerved at reglooaJ preaideni of B'nal B'rith and alto aa Diatrtrl governor of the tame or gaaualion

We're qlod I you pledged. Ir shov5 you ufxJersroncJ ihe ctxiileoges we foce itroughour the Jewish world, and the urgency of ihe needi we musj meef Duf pledges won r oeore solunons Cosh wtil CcBh 6 needed.

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SUndIng on the right In travel attire, I^iR Stem, wearing and (howing door prlzet Standing in center In rewrt wear Carol Parww Seated on bench, JUl Lustgarten SttUng on floor, Cindy Kohll: Coat-The Avenue, Travel Handbag-C.J I , Camera-Dean's Camera: $100 00 Girt Certificate—The Wardrobe for Men Champagne Hour complimentsolMr andMre EllSchupack

('lease Join us for a ('haniiiaunc 1 ,uiirhM)n Wi-dnesday. DctemtKT 12. 1979 II :«ia m Highland Count r> t lut> PriK-H-ds Id iH-nef il HIKS Iladiis.iiah Israel Kdin .itjon .ServK'esi H I KS (ontnliutur tl5iNi III K,S Patron Rmm III K S Associate $.5(1 (10 .Special rec<iRnitKm will t>o Kiven to all Patrons and Associates Gem'ral Chairman .Mickey Sturm Luncheon Chairmen (iwen Pred. Marilyn Man vil^. (Woria Vann Sp^Kial Arrangements Marlene Hechlman Door Prizes Sitter .Service available al the .ICC

Savor and enjoy jewels by Borsheim's worn by our H.I.E.S. HOSTESSES:

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Eleanor Alexander Margie Alperson Frances Batt Valva Feldman Rose Katzman Pauline Guss Maxine Kjnhenbaum Deenie Mayerson Lois (DuckyI Milder Marilyn Pred FeFe Passer Elaine Richards Faye Ruback Margie Somberg

H I E S Hostesses Back row Ducky Milder deft i. Margie Alperson (centeri, Frances Batt irighti .Seated: Marilyn Pred (left). Pauline Guss (right I

Don't miss this special event! Travel the wonderful woriti of Hadassah on December 12 Proceeds to benefit H.I.E.S. Open to the community - guest welcome Be sure to send your check with reservation

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The General Assembly Is a monumental effort of massive proportions More than 2,500 fellow Jews joining together to talk about mutual probI and potential solutions.

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"Strip away the name tags and the guy silting next to you could be you" is the way one lieen observer described the commonality of problems and t fingleMH of purpcse

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Attendinftthe (Jeneral Assembly is a high privi lege, a wonderful opportunity lo see Jew ish leader ship in action. Next year, it sht.uld be your turn

WtMlr^-pf the MMircr o( Itw latest itortM. irvrral fairty drar K«n«lM can br Urlcttpd One liai ll litat Navim IMU (matraM in hii hiitfi ilaif poal whlcii ha* all (lie lra|i|Miigi of honor ind f^ory. but ii almod compleMy devoid of any tiue ai^Kortty. re^Mntibimy or oppor lurlly !'• '•-—•'••"' "• •""••»~-- 10 nillnnal pollrte* Thai is Ui* »avlh< ^^«rtupI2ypan>ago tailored (orlhrii Cluim Weiimann. who was »l ready ailing and almont Mind when he took olllre

Comment on Candidate Connelly By I L Kenen Candidate Jo*in Cofinalh ha^ twrn lr> inji lo rpaxkure Amen Je«s Ihal >te I* reall> » friend of Israel drH>lle (he prapoul link I' S policy timard Ivael with Uie prirr and tvallabiiily oil But a rolumn tn (he t»etrt«t Kre* Preu i ;>•%»» railed altenlwn to Cannall.v'k fint naiuma] "f his campaign, on Mclober 30 in whtch ttr s.. of tlM larfottcn Amencan wtwgoe^' bcUtvw In pray«r w ichooli " Ranea wrote 'Jews gfi to rhurrh nr tetnpleon <?atufdays andmeatoftltemdi' -< "ComiaUy imiil I hta;> pin(( Amerlca'i b«ni|ii< an i n ma lortty ataiMtttacntiill .1i>irel> pil.st<' in Ihf ftepubl CatamnWOoarg' < irampatgii Mn "eomnvpo ' "saion" Hial KiaaingH-aiiprDvet) advance "Anyone wtw rtmemtr readi ha n. or has armrair pome wtmi aide ihowed hun youi >j-^... -:••- •'-^ not agree with your approacti." On

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I'ln rofni-» up in many ramMing Demotral 1.....,., 11, r}nM*n a l)emorratir pol r•n*liluent7 " ., ucism lirael lives in a fiau boiMe and any aliened violation of human ngMs Is freeU rnnrlrd In contrast deprivations in ArabcouRneaarell >nl The November is.>-<. nhos, theorganof Amneaty In lematkmal I'SA carnrt a li>-pafr tapoae o( Syrian human rights abuse-which was widely ignorad by Ihe media The rtpart cewaurad the uae oHuyprgitlve emergency legis lalKm. prolnngwt Imphaonment WIUMMI trial, abductwn of pol it ical appouenta from liCiMnon. torture and proiongfd solitary confinemenl In camera ti^als Uie death penalty lor polUtcal of .. ^.11 ...^ ilKian

1 .... i,_..,„ .;,_. _ ..,...„ .lunal anthem precede Ihr Star Spangled Bamer at i piMic function However, a Waihlnglan Post mtiirter wrote Uiat thow who Mandid a recent Jewlih ini dtiwer "ettabliihed dMtrprtoritie<"byBinglnK< '.allonal anthem flnt That brought a iltnibng retjuke Irani Mat M Kamprtman a natkmalJewiri) iMder "Thti wa» a mtachievoua a^ieruon aiainal the palrtolism of the more Utan l.OOO American Jewi attending the function.' he wrote to TttePsat The Incident waa one of many exampleaof IcndeMlMi newi odunuM odand lo Peter Onot. the national adttorotOie Peat, it • nmtlwg ipowiarirt by Uie Amertran Jewlih Oongreia at a ITaMaglon Icnple last week

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The Jewish Press IFoundad in 1*201 PuMMiod w««lily on Friday By (tw Jawiali Fodaration o4 Omaha SMaRaKman JuAhMafbwg Suianna Richsfdi Sombarg iHocMman

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Moat of Ms attcccaaors ware alrrarK «( nh MK <-<t .(«•>• <ui th^i theatnence of any real challenge in IU'uiiK-r vkdsii>itH-ni J MI tur rattier than a fault Savon, on the other hand ik unl> M Hr finds himsetr bnlh (fiiiTH and gagged, since the ('resident is luppoani iisideol partisanprtlllick where all the •< 'd President he was a leading memfaer i-.iny ano Msalactionntverlheleta. dur MgllieM siration. waa a miuitaMe IriHule to hit popularii' His lull five year term of office would carry htm a year beyofv< ll' -I -. .-1..1.-1 •••w-stel elertions. andthenrv "••» I jrtwr. would find NaviM -. neu: land, and out of (he mat: „...>( nnuenre policies those wh' i'le lo uuil .ind rvenliT Ixililus he c jniinl If hr .> •alt murh longer II IS d'' deni (Ike a retiring generni Ihe basis of the preatlge of his previous posl x is necciaary. poaalbly $M much as a year Su< i Idly ajiproarhlng if Navon seeks in leave the lerenmnidi rrvH^ iflg slaiid and descend into (he arena There can be lilUe doubt thai he si •••old |.ali<)r Party loyalties It must hurl him to wr n b> Ihe l)il ter personal feuds for the (ead''II I'rres KabmJ AUon and others this al a In iMV briipvr Ihal stri" , • l.abor can rVal I 'Kin Thepr.

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The popular Yitlhafc Navon could berume the rallyinn poi lor a rejuvenated IJitior Party He is .i "^ — •- -' - ' "- • i powerful asset He was a warm persoti > Krench. Spanish »'••>" ••••' ••'•-' >• , .., ,,„„i, fluency as his ' ir Ihal I maaaea mpomi: . : lu an> other peraonatlty on Uie Israel scene today There la a variation tn tdis vt-D.irifi Fl4*tfin ri>.iv mil su. ("ii-d in maintamirm the si Part> may not be abli i-aten Al this point ttie (r^ »< .1 nalion-il wall to-wall unil\ n Ihe rna|ar pdrlu-s n( both left and right, and wiih Viliti«k S. as the Prime .Minister Should the PreaidenI agi • irreaistlMe He could becnn needs The maiae* would 1" he conies with Ljrtnr crede< epithets of "dictator" or '(aMi'<i v>iii< n ui». Iicen sttactitd lo a leader who rame from Uie i But what does Navon himsrlf say''.An MI,! I . heiniends to cwnpicte Uie live years tn >f I I <i f., • According lo another report, he is airead> umit-i inexsuf)- lium sotne of hia frtenda. and In wllable circumstanres would be pre-' pared Ui reaign from the Presidency

Letter to the Editor To Ihe Editor This IS lo espma personal appreciation to the Jewlirti Keder ation of Onaha tortgwnaarlng my attendance at tha recent Uen eral AMcmUy «f the Council of JewMh FMerattani bi Montreal Apart (ram the pteaaure of a visit Ui a lovely cHy and the plMMMH cenyany of Uw Omaha delegation, It waa an aminently wnHnriiUe experience hearing and pattldpaUng In the dellticr ationt of •oorea of Jewish communal leaden and prufwiunals Irom all acroaa Uie North American continent - Jews serious about Uie future of our people In the iplrtt of 12 optnions lor every 10 Jews, there am, to be lure, family quarrels Uiat come to tba fore (and lo Ihe Door) in Mdi occasions This time Uie dilferenoea Ihal aurfaoed Aowcd how far we still have Ui go U) bridge the social, cultural, and economic gaps Uiat persist between Jews of Uie East and Jews sf Ihe Watt, between Ashkeoaztm and Sephardim between the> Mack Jews (lalashati of primitive EUilopa and Uie white Jews of the taciiiialo0caUy advanced Israel. Uw us andUieUSSR WE ABE ONE la. al UUa time, laas an accomplished fact Uian niimaUMdtNi Tba General AaaetnMy begins on a Wedneaday and concludes on s Sunday Not Uo many yean ago. a sense of Shabbat was virtually non-existent al a ti A Jewlah religioua conaclouMeaa has apparenUy bean ratted In mart recent year* (the IMS G A. In Botten was the tivnlng petal), and today, RELIGIOUS Jcwi of whatever celoraUan can «i}ey acomfertaUc ShablMt at a General AaaemMy-even while Uteet Itti reilglauily todloed can. If Ihcy with, tatte of a more tradltltaal SMBMI — taid aome do. All In all. attending Ihe 1*71 General Asaembly In Montreal < the first for me I was ao enjoyable and Inatntctlve tiptrlence RahMKanntthBraRiberg

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Caiidie-ll«htliic4 3lpm KaiitaUtSlwkbtf4:«pm Lale Family Service I IS p m C4Mdurtod by lUM Uaac NadoCI. Caatar Uo FttUMn •od tt» Beth Imei Choir |lV»lNt:«aJM. iellowi the Mr FlatiwSwtalHaU ^"vtcelalhi YoudiServmeMam m YmM Mrvlcci are lol loMd by KIMwh and a Shab^ bal hndnpaMOfvd by the Si»^

priaclpal. N« claiaea «IU be tald on Monday or Tuaadiy. Dec 3.or4 MENORAMOOKmr DaadUne lOr the acheol Menorah C^Mcat will be Dec f Thi* new actaol protect haa CUM wMh the RabM 4 IS p m been received cnthuaiaitlraUy by all our itiideMa. wli* are iScrvic*4 4Sp m buay creatively deMgMw daiS'eudnS ISpm Ma artv and Havdaiab S 4S coraUve aad uaaUc aMnotvl ntm meaanM can be thrie pm dimenalaaal; tt aay BMterlai. •lie or (ona Grou^ ol atoIfanilm Service I aw BiMkUM aMi dIacuMlaii with denta can work together to conatrurl a thigk menorah lhalUMlllOam Wtitllayi: 7 am and 4 4S Jttdgaa will aelect three win nen inm three levals ol aur pm ichool All mcoorat win be (daplayed al the annual Oianu lerviee will be ded- kah dinner . The " :ad t« the ItOlh amilvertary TOVW On Saturday. Dec I. al7 » OUT KITAH ZAVIN SHABBATON p m laemben ol Tovim will meet wihe recreation room ol - NOV »-OBC 1 Students of Kilah Zayin arr Beth Israel (or Havdalah Srr vice and will hold a meeting to to meet at B'nai Itrael Syna •ague in Council Bhiflt. al ducua* further activiliei rr3:» Friday aftamoon to begin rnahmenta will be aerved riMrtng their Shabbal expert KADDIAH Kadlmah mrml>er« arr caoe together to a totalJcwuh environment loitll Sunday planning to attend their Win noon Cantor Leo Fcttman li icr CMdave HI December m the teacher and chaperone Dea MolM* Member* arr Mrt FHtman wlU aaiiit praparli« ttNfr All. aaagt. and naaiigipir to be pi*JKWm BOOK MONTH iMlad at ttil* wMer coidavf OaadHae (or te bookcoatail that lii by the Bctb Iirad Rdlglout Scfeool and •Meh kadi to the coateit gwnaorfd by the Li brary Departmml o( Uir Jew Ip m laftFedrntlon will be Sundav, Dart Shachanikam PAMENT-TEACHER CONJunior Congregation 10 4S pm Parenl-Teacher Confer Oneg Shabbal. A book reencet will be held Sunday. view Sex. God and the SabDec 2. tor Pre-Kindergarten. bath The Myalery ol Jewlih Ktodergartce. and Alef. Men Marriage by Rabbi Alan S day. Dec 3. at Beth lirael Gntn SynagDgue, and on Tueaday. Dec 4, at the Weil Branch

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Sabbafh Candlellghflng FrM«y. Nevwnbw M. 4tM p.m. frl4my, D«<aiwbar 1, 4iM p.m.

Barukh Atah Adonoy Eloheinu Meltkh Hoolom. Ashtr Kidethonu Bctnitivotov Vatzivonu Lahodik NtrShdShobbot (BletMd ort Thou, 0 Lord, Our God. King cH the Universe. Who sonctiliei ut by His Commandments ond hos commanded us to kindle the Sabbath lights)

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BttthEl Friday I ISpm DSY mrmbera will conduct the services

BARMITZVAH Michael Joaefib ()kun. iMi o( atari OkUB and JonOtaHi, wiU become a Bar MiUvah Friday and .Saturtlay. Nov 30 and Dec I

RellgmM School wUI be held Saturday. Dec I. t a m and Sunday. Dec 2.10 am. Poet Bar/Bat MlUvah He brew Oawea. Sunday. Dec t. 9 fl n ft<0nNlBf ntbtwtf ior AdulU. Sunday. Dec t M » am Conlirmstion Clas*. Wednesday. Dec S.4pm All Hebrew Claaacs a* uwal hour* tor Tueaday. Wednes day. and Thursday. Dec 4 S and( OOUPIXSCLUB' The Couplaa Out) wUI hold lU Second Annual Jewish Fun and Games loctal evening In the MIkler Conference Center o( the Tcnpte, on Dec I 7 30 pm TMakiaiaclalevenUiglo welcome tmi eongregation member*

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SHABBAT IN THE HOME There will be no late aervtcea on Friday evening. Dec 7 as Shabbal In the Home will be otoaervrd An early service at ( M p m Will take place al whicti lime yahrzelU will be read SOaO DRAMA On Tueaday. Dec 4.Be<hKI SMMliaad will pretani at lU monthly meetlag a Ktckv drama entitled "You've Mliaed the Point'" and "Paslurlntlng the elderly " Mr* Steven Ui*tgarten I* chairman o( the program Featured Ui the playle** wUI be Mr* Normal Pred. Mr* PMaca* Wlntroub. Mrs Donald KleUi. Mr* Rodney Sh^ kaMdi. Mr* Sal Ciraaddl. Mn Marvin Kaplan. Mn Ray Prad. Mrt Clayton BhKh. and Mr* Luatgartcn Luncheon will be lervadal |]:30 p m St Beth K\ Syna gogue. ui the Social Hall and resrrvallont lor lunch '» must I can be made by calling Mn Ann Margolin. SAMM. Mn Lena Groaaman. Sat7740. or Mrs Eihter Hart. Sa«-

HHh Kl Syaaeogue was tlir Mil' III itir fvaddliV earanony unuuig Jane Potash, dwi#lar olMr andMn Marie Pataaii. and Allan Murow. ion of Mrs Ealade Murow on Saturday evenlBCNov M The bride la ther*iMdai^ilero(Mn Ida Hoiaah of Omaba and Sal Sla via of OrearNeck. New Vork Honor atlaadanl* lor the bride and groom were Mlmsle CherwKi ol Davcnpori, Iowa. Helen WaaMrman ot Minnea polta. Diane Saterstein and

Alan Potsiti tioth of Omaha, Jim KismlKTU ol Newport Beach, Calif Kritli Hoffman and Mkliael Vinik of Dallai. and Norman Udler. David Marder. RabM FeMman. Den ise Murow and Mary Schard Ing. all of dticago Julie Po laah and Steven Murow lerved la maid of honor and beat

Alter a honeymoon trip h> the Bahanaa, the couple wUI realde In Ctilcago

Fraya Berg Married • Mr• and Mr* Nathan L Berg aiuiounce the marriage of their daughter. Fraya Rartielle to r>r David |yte Coa. son o( Mr and Mrs Kay Coa of St l/Mils. Mo , on Nov 30 in BIddeford. Maine Dr and Mn Coi are pad uatea of Waahlnglon Univer tity. .SI Louis They reside In Kynsham F.ngland I>r Coils

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PERSONALS IMr. nnrf Mr*. Harry Noodell thonk itteir mony Iriend* and family members lor tt>e vislii. donotions. flowers or>d acts ol liindr>est during Mrt Noodell 1 ttospftoli tot ion n4 S«r«h ledis toke thii opporlunily to •xpress their deepest oppraciotion lo all ol their relolivei ond Irieruis who contributed in any way to mok* the evening dedicated lo Sam the success if v»ot Vour preserxe at the dinner your cords letter* or»d contributions — oil mbde It the most memorobU evening o( our lives Thortti you to much.

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Mission IVieeting JuMs Fwrber, IMO Federation Cainp«ign Chairman, hat announced that an tnfor•utkMUil meeting In camadlon with the 1980 Fact-Finding MIsaion to laraai wiU take place Wedneatlay. Dec. 12 at i.30 p.m. in the Jewtih Community Center.

The Mission to scheduled (or Feb. 21-March 2 and Mr FariDer said that any one interested in the trip is encouraged to attoid the informational meeting. Participation in a study missiion is an allotrebk deduction for income tax purpoaet.

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(rooi baaic Hahrev la Ckriatlan^Jrwuh rvianmu. ' Richard •aid We ipaaaar Ikaae daaea ao adulu ran (urthrr iheir knowl adgeal Jewi* ralalad iU^act maUer " Aaelhar opyortiadly |pr wainbtra of Ihr Jnri* nxninunity to eqiand their awaraaaM o( Jewtah cullurr i> the Ln-turr PBrwnSertn "TheScfUabrlngatoOniahaanuinbrrofnaiMo aJly acrialmedipaakinaf Jewltfi intrrm. nplainni Kirlurd "For the paal t«a yaan *w have held a Ka\\at\ Wprkmd wiUi a tritt ol km iecturea aad diaci»ainm at thr three lynaegguea and Uw Jewiak Commadly Canter Our ihtrd annual Kallah Weekend fcaturtfii Stove Bark win be Md in Dfrember ' Al r»«hainnan o( Uie Jewiah Culiural Art* Counrii. Judy wortird with ihe MbconMnHlaei Midi aa art nniBir and dance ol the Culiural Arts Dapartmail todevdoii profranu lor Ihr J(T When the part tune diraclar toft laal aprlng. Judy helped rw the Departmenl on a vahadaar baaia bacauie rite did not want to vacuum to errur Inpol (ran UM variowi lubcommlttaea indirated thai a MIttme diraclar waa needed to build up Uie Qdtur aJ Art* Depart mnrt and BUfee Ike alts InttTNlhw and vlabl* Judy iwiichrd halt bam vahaiteer c»ctiairfiun to Director of the Cuiluril Art* Da^aftmenl eaily In November She haa a BA in Art Educatloii and advert uinij dr*i|n from Iowa SMe tnlvenlty Judi haa Uw^ art m (he puMIr tchool and waa a fraalancc (rapkic daaivtor The na* Director aaaa ker )ab ai a chalienfr to build on the priiani fuaiilafliiii and to malir Uw arii an intofp-al part ol thr pragrannhtc at Ike Jawirii Communiiy Cenlrr "Many kMerealad paapia want to bmid up the quality o( the arto at tha Jewi* (liMiaBlty Cantor We have esceiicnt lacill Uaa todudiiii a 3H lial Ifcaalar and Hale, a pro)ectton ream and itiidtoi for dance. loiplHn and pakitlng." Judi eipUbiad "The vlaual arU are aaH w^iaaiilnd Our main (aJlery haa been very aueceaahd and la kaokcd for the coming year The Readkig Raom Gallery la fir smaller exhibiu and la open to rentarnmnben who virii to exhibit ihelrwrorlu AllarllaUare

Voters to Meet Children's State Senators Toli r G U i de Cltlieni will have an luaity to Meet With A Slate Sanalar" at Ike UaNMactlaiiodkel WaaMn Volara ol Omaha Al small and kdormal dlaIhaSMalan quaatiiM praptiad bjr die Laaaue. aa wall I from Uiiia to alParticipaUnt 8»atort todnde Otonn A. Oaodridi. INrtar HoaHand. Yard Jafcaaaa. Gerald Kodi. Bar ideaLakadt. t>avld R NewtU. Carol McBride Pinch, fUy Powera. Neil Simon, and Larry D Slaaay Dec 1, T;»pm League Office m Elkwood MaU - The Caaler; Dee «. I: It a m Occidanlal Savinfi * LAM SSIk aad Altar; Dae }. 7:10 p.m Embaaqr Parli OubhouM IMS Burt; Dae I. « IS am, MIT Lafayette, DK S. I p m. MS Wodwartt. Dae S. 7*pas. Cbnunarcial Padarai 8a*k(gi * Lean Hwy ns ft SMh 81. PapUUaa.

approved by an art rominltter We have recently kliad a aaw laalnactar. Sue Hackney. from UN Oaiaha Bailat to laiihdaackittoflurmtap.balleiandiMidudaaH." nwnapaaaa by Ihe community to"Kerr Illa^aei."amualeal prafpam praaanled in honor »(thr lifth anniveraary of thr JOC buUdtai, waa poaltlve aad nclttog Judi would like to have Btraof IhaM lyptaf prapama broi«ht to the JCC "We'd Mka to BMka BMra uae of Ute JCC Uieatar partupa by proganM like "Here I* lirad " A1 a Itudy of tta tkaator uae and Indlcatod ttiat H 1 HH laterali and aaada of Ihr Cmier mrmbrn aa t to bakH » pi alasilaiial ikaaier There are many way* we cauld uar thr ttage Ilka brlnilag to dance Iroiva, eandactkn drana mnotimml daaaaa and havk« produrtlani for Ihe Jawldi haltday* " One of Uto aulalaadtag Nccaaa siortea of the laat fh« yaan at the Jewirii Coromuoity Center was thr "Feativai of SIkUcal Art and Arckaattocy hrld last lall Thr Feitlvai afekk draw Il.m paopte to Ite butkttni waa a total cflart of Jewl* argsaltaltoM. Under Ui* diraction of Dr Jo* Sagcr. loc al Ihe UnlvcrsHy of Nabraaka at Onafea, Ih' ii lettivaJ wu daalpiad to riww the com-

What! In Thia Ptoce'> A Children'a Guide to OmahaBcltovue by Wendy Hahn «MI Skart Hofaehlrr will be availaUeDec 4lnlocalbo«katoras Thlaoempiato city rdalaeM w Ow nrat of Ha kkid hi Omaka Mare than MO lacatlona of intoreat are taidudad W UO pi«M of full oator Widi the book to hand, a child lakN a witty and brniwladjaaWe tear Cidde "thicky" the main character, explorei Omaha'a laactoatlfic place* A chikl and [lucky can trtfc Uirau^i PontonaOe Foreat. ao 00 a SAC plaaa kuni or vWt auch city laaUwPoUcaandPIre Tbeguidikaok a cMM neavsr aana aacrato af Omaha'i hiatoiyandfalklara

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Ui* patt wvrral gn Mimtraui occa 11 Miw McuMd Uir Can OihiUnWrrttoii <rf lackinR ral eouraff Howpvrr. ral courage, whm rrlaM lo Ihr K-tKinf or inacliont of a BDVpnimpnt. shuuld not br In Icrpniad aa advcnturoui or rwMtai (Mtuvlor Thr fart that Uie KbOMnM iwem mail darad lo dwUanfr UM> US favcramMlaprMltraifd M pail aquflataa whrrr Ihr US.haaIMWaturr "helpink "nw cracpMf rapllulalion to the M klngdonu. thr «quiv& caUnn oa Uta ataUonini o< a Ruaaian oombal brl(adr in Cite, and alMvc all. thr aban JMlllwnl o( Uw Shah himtrK In Iran wbldi M to hii> down lall.-all dcmoiMlralc wrak and lJl<aiicctved American (or MlP poiky Thoe and other (spetienrei of Amenran ra pKulalion m the (arp of rral or imaRlned thread have con vinced (he Khomeini rpKime (hat (he tl S laclu not only moral couraite. but by now, national purpoie Llitenlnn to .Secretary of Slate Cyna Vanre deliver a plea to "anyone who ran help'' li not only a pathetir develapinen(. but indeed, a revolt ing one How ran a nation of thia MIC, power, and intemi tMHial italure afford to appear 10 helpieaa and hapleai'' II, in the fare of a minor threat luch at the current one In Iran, the administration loaes iti com poaure. huw will Cmident Caitar art. lor eiample, II the Soviet I'nion poae* a aertaut threat •• Certainly, every rational periona wanta to save the lives of our rountrymen In Iran However, the quedlon la at what price ihouJd thU be accompllihed^ To add Inault to Injury. V, S official! were Initrurted lo openly aeek the "help" of the rUl il (heir In (erventlon on our behalf would Mcurr the releaie of (he American hoitanes un harmed Indeed II It a >ay day for America and a black day for lU It* uw baair value* when a ler IW ^^grlalori at orRaniialMm. which has lined American mier ^Briermii and potltwn world widr. ^Ksand la now aaked (o save our pride How low can American link and how far will we |{o In aban

donlng every moral code under (he guiae o( savrnx American llvea^ I do not advocate tacrlllcmg (he livra of aome 10 American haata|ie«lnlrantir'>>» -" •'•<! morality Vet, *< that thete live* *,.. > we do hold to our moral eiidn andprlnclplm'' The Iranian governmeni itandi to knw inw li mure Ihan the IIS 11 iv and derlaivdy r.. -eking the aaaWancr of anyhody who can help." a poaitlon which only reaffirmi our im polence, ineptitude, and In ability to deal with criiea Tens of thousands of Irani ans reside In this country and bUlloni of dollara of Iranian funds aiT deposited in our banks Iranian military per KMUiel and scores of other cl vlllan diplomatj alao live in the II S 11 II ou(rageou> lo give the Iranian government an ultimatum d<->< release of the Ai tages or olhennv HHKIIIT meaaurea will be taken ag ainsi Iranian Interests here'' l»Te»ulenl Carter and his ad ministration may go down in history as honest, compasslO' nale, and ttjooemed Howev er. no historian will nverlouk the President 'a and hu admin IstratKMi'i lack of moral cour age. equivocation, and failure to live up to the tradllKKu. princlplet. and responstt)lll ties of this nation Ry adopting a policy ol rapitulalion. lh<' Carter administration has in fllcted a catastrophic blow upon (hia coun(ry a Mow requiring decades of sHf-aaaer(Ion, responalblllty, firmneaa. reaolute and moral courage to rectify ReganOeta of how this sad episode at the American Km baiay in Iran ends, the quet lion Is. will the American peo pie be awakened lo the biller reality and learn from this Irs ion'' As awesome ai> the e«pe rlence and ouli-ome in Iran might t*. I dread the tomor rows How will the enemy sur vey our conduct ^ How ran *<• reconcile lhi.« national humili stKm wKh our respnnKihilMv loward our allies who tuiik u> US for guidance and protrr Hon' Yes I dread (he tomor rows

Lincoln Lights By The annual Torah lunrt [.uncheon sponsored by the Tifereth Urael Sisterhood »ill be held l>e<' * 12 15 p m in the Tifereth Israel aui'ial hall Chairmen (or the event are y^'"- ^ i..:.t>.>r .\elden and Sli \ musical pro grj;. . , .(1 lor entertain

meni luncheon chairmen are Mmse Charlotte Kuklin and Kulh Goldenberg The circle assisting are as follows Mmie Ruth Hncker. Marilyn (joldt)erg. Marge Graeti Keba Kuklin l/iutse liotman Betty M,< n,- orloff Sylvia S '• M»r». Helen MIslc. Kuth Keller. Ks telle Kominsky Hannah Kcl ler. liana Berk Harriet Her man. Rose NovicoK. Ksther Nisker, Cherre KusenblatI Vi Rublnow Sarah Ro.wnberij and .Sarah Karber Cantor (iail Hosner Karp presented a recital of serular and Jewish songs We<incMl^iv Nov 21 at 8 p m ai ! ' iiller) audiln rlui I H street* 7h. j.m^w.im featured a set (H liMji C.iit'-.linian shepherd Kings by Julius Chages. (wn arias from the operaj^ "Don liiovanm" t>) Wnllgang Mo tart and ple<-es by Max Heif

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I.'.. _ ; Karp of the South Street Temple in Uncoln The South SIrwl Temple welcomes the following new members Rand> and Thelma Layton. Gary and l.inda I'erl man Marsha Plolkin and 0 A Pocni!! Sp<ii ''li.ll'. at (h«,.ii ("r the monlh o( Oilutx-r are Berkv Hanna. Mr and Mrs li • .'K-l. Mr and Mrs sh. Mr and Mr« I Mr and Mrs re, l)r and Mrs -1IHM1.MI -.ink. and Mr and Mrs Wayne Ileiker The South SIrwl fund Rais ing rommittee Adult Hrrak last will be held I>e< «) lii IS to

II 4,") am al the Harvester RrstauranI 1501 Center Park Road The cost ;s U 42, inciud es bulfcl breakfast drink and las The program will feature Rev Ijrry Mrtiill. Chapliin I'nion College Lincoln, the topic "Seventh Day Adven tism" '

MidMwt Policy NEW YORK IJTAI A plan to develop a comprehen live policy statement on the Middle Kast for the National ONincil of Churches, which In elude* aending a fact finding group to the Middle Eaat early In 19iO. ha* been halM by a Jewish spokesman as "a constructive, responsible and statesmanlike approach for dealing with the Middle Kast Issues in all their compleil ly" Rabbi Marc Tannenbaum. Interrellgious affairs director

ol the American Jewish ('om mittee, In praising the plan, also said it constituted a re JccUon by the National Coun rll gHieral board, which held 11* innl-aanual meeting hare recently, of a "one-sided, strl den(" resolutkin, "tcapeflaating Israel" aa the so-called "unique" violator ol human rights In the Middle Kast which was offered by th Anlochlan Chhsllan Archdiocese of New York and All North America

MglHMniltonSl, ONMIM Ut-iHi O0¥0 mn^Jo; Proprlmtort To our (usiomorsi Nothing can ba anloyad on an •mpfy ito<n«<h. Satisfy your mwat naiads by comIM to th* Nabraska Koshar Maat Markal. Vou will afljoy avary bita and you will coma back for mora.

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IhrMalrof Urarl.'ii Thf mluatton ol ^' ((ir( .• lully 10 IN- alU"fill<ir o( Ihe Assi*nihl) m a wri' UalrrmtilN. in a moluli'm ami in an anno cnnfi" lliin al an unwhwluW iiicctmn he aurw^l lo atti-firi altt-r k(-4mf^ for (he Canailiiin V-phardic Kwlcralion lomplainH hi' "' hail (i<-«-n made on Ihr Asiipmbly'ii a||fmla i^Kl I whiih claim* II iVKHi I Toroniii arMi < lidtint < iMKnin lli< »(pr»-M<l«"n( mrmljcrsofthr Kwler.. rrptp acliiifi lo au>urr tho nurvival o( SeptianlK (uJlurr in NorOi AnxTKa and in l.sra<-i In a ifallH wl*'l\ rttMrilMilH lo the ifclc'K.iU'", the Kiijci allon slatrd Ihal siniclN'criMtionoflfM' hracli Sljlc. Si-phar (UcOnpnlalJcwshavrln^ • I Ina M-iOfKliij^nli/iTi llalUii " II Dolrd Ihal all i iii>in>i MV anil havr .il W.l

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''•menis llsimpor • p» viewMir Ihal of M\ .([t[»fM!('tirs in.ill ill nil' Hi I in-ii ,i wMi .ifjo such a meellnij would PilhiT not have be«T held or if Md would have proiliu »il fireworks Many ol (he slalemenis niaile by the Peace Now reprp»>enta lives from hrael could very well have been airepled hy mem bers of the Hegln government Kor example darv HieniMTof Is rael asserted 11 is up to th<' il.srael governmeiil In determine Ihrough Ihe ni-Kolialion prin-ess wh.il lh<> iiini|x» nents ol peace will !>»• anil what accommodalMins will have In Iw made " Bill he (iintlnupd. we believe Ihal we must be wlllmg and 'alk with any p<itenllal partner in thai prixess wilh lh<.!ioq ' I. renuniialion ol terrorism and r/, recognilKio ulttu' .Mdteol Israel as a sovereign slate " Orly Ijjbin also (nmi Israel slated "We acknowledge our right to I 1 • imaria Hul the reality is thai when others make sir righl ought lo give way lo ifimpromis*- if the result mir iiii long term, is a secure peaie. leadmK In lh«' stabiliU of llM- region " Kven the most vocilerous opponents of the I'eare Now movement I i-s by pointing out Ihal Ihe I'eate Now view » • lel Certainly a far cry froHi in. >.» lum i iines report Ihal th« debate was widening Al Ix-sl lh«' mtrting indualed in thi» wordji ol Kein. "a broadi'ning and a new openness in lh«' range of opinion and expression" among American Jews

Dulzin Declares Cash Emergency Montreal VVilh Immigration doubling to an anticipated 40. IKW lor I97S. IIM' Jewi.sh Agem> is conlronteil with Ihe netii lo make draslK budget cuts unless Amenian Jewrv produces an ilr IKKi million, laim Duljin chairman of Ihe Jewish I xp< ulive liild 2 .Vm delegates met-ling here at Ihe Coun

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With live months logo in our fiscal sear the Agency is con fronted wilh the need to make drastic cuts in dlisor|>tion s<'r vires, iHHause ul a massive dtn-n-asc in mjr i ash flow." Ihil/in said

[)ul/ln iKiirilc<l mil Ih.il the S<-i)h.ir<liiii iii Ihrir millen and or.I in Is ra< I lie DMcandi(ton!>o( II ' on <>M-rih Ing Itrael as .1 sotieiy »>» rrronraus "Thrie are IH> .vpliartlini aiitl IHI AKhkena'iin in Is rarl.'Oulilndrrlarrd •Thurarf only Jewsin hrael The moiutkNi wbmllird on behalf of lh<- .S<>phardk' KeiJer alK» by UK Alll«dJewi.<ih ' iiniTnunlU Scr^inv ,,l \(,.iilri-;i| ac kMwMacd "• MClal dull phardlr Jrwtln ltr«4>l .IP'! thr unity and tiabllil'

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The rwolullon urv .ps !»• t.iken In the dias por»tO!ilrw((thm Iherelai «ISe phardim and workjoinlh mnale Scphardtc mllurr widely anMWii Aahkena/iiii aixl !>eptiardim encourage and support the advancetnenl of those .Srphardlc or lanltatKni In local rommunllies and nationally mrhlch aim to prcaerve and enhance Sephardic culture and which develop a Miiae ol Jewlah unity with all other Kmupa in (he community " lUganUng Iwacl. the rew>tution urRe^greater educational opportunities for the Sephardlm. leaching about Sephardic con inbuttons to Jewlah history, literature an« and v-lences. Iin proving housing condltiorui. and encrxr hardic (ami lies to develop cullurally. socially ando lastly, the reaolutlon called lor the ininiedijU- e&labllshment o( a CJK Committee on Sephardic Problems •(« dHrrmlne ways and nwans o( Implementing tltr abn'.' s' and that "CMMMteralKMi should tie given hy futur' '<emi>ly program committees lo liK'lude subjects relaicii lo -x'lmardlc needs m Israel and the diaspora " AnoUier event, also untdwduled, which drew wide attention al the Aawmbly, was a mMdng o( a ryenntalivw o( the Is raell Peace Now movement, convened ufider the sponsorship of Uaonard Keln, editor o( Moment magatine Or Irvmg (ireen dlr*cl4>r ol the National Jewish Resource Csnlcr In New Clly. andProf Allen I'ollark. chairman of thtUtwrZlon Alliance and a rnemlur iif the Jeu ish A||enrv'«

•| know Ihal there is over lam million in re<eivable> in vour l''ed«'rallon I JA campaigns Therelore, while I have every iaifh in the giHKt will ol Ihe diMiiirs In pay Iheir tJA pledges, what I ask IS a massive campaign to priHiuce tiuil million in rash in Ihe next few months " DuUin said thai the probable iloubling ol immigrants Ironi aiiiwi in IHT7 lo m.iU] this year is i realing undw pressure on the Jewish Agency at a lime of rampant inflation and new priorities In rxpamj rural settlements m the .Negev while meetingiMxial needs 'Th<'re are more young couples and large families in Israel In need ol housing than ever l)elorc," dtnlared Dul/in There an- more lamilies who need h<-lp because inllallon hits hardest those lamlllps txrely alxivr llw poverty line ' On Noshrim Oulzin told Ihe delegates from throughout llie V S and Canada that he consiilers Ihe dmpcHit issue to he i>( Ihe gravest concern in ils impact on dla.spora communities on Is rael and on .Soviet Jewry •'The new added dimension of the prof)lem is its pffe<t on your local budgets, and Ihe critical shortfall ol ca.sh that has re suited lor the Jewish Agency "he said "Remember, we arr not speaking about refugees A refugee IS someone who is compelled to leave his country, and has no place lo go The Vietnamese Boat I'Miple' are refugees The ('ami' t'lKees But today, there are no Jewish refu gf«go I:

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Oil Dollars Distort American Interest Describing American policy u "schizophrenic" and claim Ingit ••'•••"•• '- Kgypt and Israel has concerns othi ,ist, Professor R'red liottheil dis<us:~.i^ .. ioiK., 1.1. ...IS ill HIS assessment of American lur eign policy The primary interest In the Middle Kast since 1121 has been oU." said Professor (iotlhell, National Chairman of Professors

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Me talked about (lerceplion." spei IflralK Aiiniii ,in wrcep-l lion III llie [M-are Irealv iH-tween ! c did] not undermine Ihe presi-nie of si>;i i ^lalel (hat Ihe recognilion of Israel resullinx limii l'i>'>Ki«-iti sadat's'l visit III .lerusalem created a new environment leading In irreverinllM'Aral) pi-rceplion of Israel 'IIIM'II ilri'W allention In inar|er|i}aries rin Ihe part oil' ' Aiiiencan pel !i initialing Ihe iK'.i' I liov ernmenl 'ii-gin haveainiiiii > .1 .M ui.ii i»r-iiin 'ill III •'•iii.iii^ifinent of Ihe wari'iindilion With reference lo the PUl Pri>fes.sor (Jotlheil noted thai wh«'n "we hear Begin relus<' lo accept Ihe I'l.H, we hear that B<"gin relUMil but Sadat also refused " This lyp<' of reporting creates llie perception ol Israeli slubborness ami .Sadat' ac (julesceni !•

Mann Pinpoints Areas of Concern Theodore R Mann, chairman. Presidents ("onlerence of Major JewNh Organi/alions and chairman ol Ihe National Jewish ( ommunily Helatums Advisory Couiu il s(H'lleil Out a list of items which should 'loniinalc Ihe interest nl Im al and national i iHnlii-s in informing and corvincmg Ihe Ameriran public in (hel year that lies ahead These issues include That Israel is a criliial slralegic asset lo Ihe Iniled Stales Thai President Sadal iiiiil I'l inn- Minister Begin be led alone In lonlinue Iheir negnli.. nwn ' pace That the Pl.ii t)ent on di'slri)>inglhe,|i Mould never be seen as a fit negollaling partner, That I'alt-slinilins and • lh<- Pl,() arc Dol inlerchangeable terms. Thai lh<'re is no innnec lion l)elwi'<'n oil and Israel That Ihe core of Ihe conflict centers arounil Ihe reiusal by Israel s neightmrs In rerngni/e Ihe right of her exisleni-e anil sll al Ihe same bargaining Lilile with her While the current American [Kilicy is mil lo deal with Ifie PUI. Mr .Mann warned of a growing acceplame of the Pl,(l in spile ol efforts on Ihe par! of American Jewrv He fell Ihal Ihe UlHfiining* UHlion year is one of ofiporliiiiities ,init dangers .Mr Mann also sjnike 111 imlilical lurninil in Israel as it willaf Iwl llie American .lewish lommunilv s dtiilit> In ihvil with is sues in thi' year aheail The resiunalioii nf Mosh<; Dyan, the emergenre of a new righlest polilu al parly and cabinet shulfle will likeh priKlu<e i iinsiderable divisivf-ness within the Amen can Jewish mmmunilv he said

Pledge Urged Aid To Soviets in Israel A resolution on .Soviet Jewry, stressing agreement that Ameriran Jews should provide help to Jews who leave the .Soviet Tnion and should undertake a commitment lo see to il Ihal as many .Soviet Jews as possible got to Israel was adopted by Ihe ttUi (jeneral As.sembly ol the council ol Jewish Federal Ions Thr resolution noted that leaders of the 24 largest commu nities which settle more than Ki percent of .Soviet Jews in the United Slates met in Chicago on Ocl 21 under Ihr auspices nf the VJF and agreed on thes*- two basic principles Thr rrsolullon alvi noted thai American Jewish communities have "a speiial challenge " to assure that .Soviet Jews settling in the United Slates and Canada are fully integrated into Jewish life, that (heir sense of Jewlshness Is enhanced and Ihal they art rnrouragrd to bv actively involved in the Jewish community " North Amerlcn Jewish communities were also called upon to commit their t)est eflorts "to quality resettlement at Ihe lowest poBSlble cost and in the grocess to meet this most important challenge strengthening and preserving Ihe Jewish people " A move to Introduce an amendment lo the resolution dealing with "noshrim" Soviet Jews who. upon arriving in Vienna, decide to go to countries other than Israel - was narrowly defeated after a spirited discusion among the delegates The amendment had earlier been defeated In the resolutions committee Ttie amendment, initialed by Ihe Unlled Jewish Communltji of Bergen Counly. N J urged the appropriate organizations Involved In Ihe resettlement ol Soviet Jews to nolily all Soviet Jewish emigrants who arrive in Vienna that they will receive support from those agriKies (or resettlement in Israel Howev er. (he amrndmrni added, those Soviet Jews seeking In resettle In thr linilrd Slates would have to rely on personal or family funds to do so, unless they havr first degree relatives in the United Stales tinder tha( clrcums(ance. ihe amendmenl staled, they should receive special contiideratlon

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General Assembly Hosts Leadership Of United States Many Former Omahans In Attendance I Pholos by Morns Mallne j

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8TH ANNUAL JEWISH COMMUNITY BOOK FAIR JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF OMAHA, NEBRASKA Saturday, December 1,1979 GENTLEMEN'S AGREEMENT f f 0 i

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Rtrhard Jura. OChainnan o< ttir Jrwiili CUttMraJ ArU Cauneti, liaa aonounred Uial naiad author. Man Dlmoni. Mill diacuai "Tha lodattrurii Mt Jewt" a( bit laeUirF-di» cwaitn on Maaday, 0(c to at Ipm Juro Mated "Mr Dlmunl a nm boot Jew*. (;od and Hia t(K>' hai become a claaair in Ha own Itnte - a Jewlah hislor> baak aellln( over a millKm and a half coplea In (tflcen year* " Mr Dlmonl'* iccond book. The IndeatructlMc Jewi. la now In Its twpinh pftntinf and la calrhlnii up in poiHiianly lo hli (inl buuk Hla thtrd work T»if Jfwj In Anterlca, wai rr cenily publialwd and It exam Inaa Ilia roeU. hiatary and dea^ tmy of Uw AnMTlcaa Jcwf lite Ircture ditcuaaton M open to the community Thpre la no adniiaaian charpe and rr lmhni<*nlii wilt be aervrd

By Mark Greenberf Dtractor. Youth Artlvltlea. JCC Duf to popular dfm.ind *r .ire ftiHnii tii rhan(|e the name of Ihuaupti k" No« III iihat.it t time now tor the lat eal in newa litM aruund tttr world CaroJ Alpenonhas been accept. '• " ' 'vof Virgin la Mike and Kalhy are rkwe Ui <>: mtha Has the novelty worn out yef Con|p'atui«.i,n,» ^,,.... ..•;(; glrlion a great I.TI Andy Kobinaon haa 47 date* to the Beau Dai>re ~iitrollhr\»hllrll(iuuIV get ready to parly at wmi lo aee the Ad Book Jeff 1 . punch line on the net! (Iyer

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Child Care Service The Child Car* Service, accordtnf to Kleanor Diiewi. Child Care Sivcrvlaor. can mt cflbt, playpaM. walkcrv wrtafi. and any attw aip#aHBl iir tafairta. "Yoar lai daducUMa daMUea wuM be iiiHiii." laid Mn Dilewa Plaaaa Mag aay Hena la ifea CMd Care Ser vteeallkaJ UAaaMbti lM«t Uw wkan HBing the CMM Care larvice Raiaalari tiJt parkawp ier an—iitiiri IITS per kaor par diOd rar addlUenal (Mldren In a (amUy. die rale tal.nparlMur

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