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Russia May Open Gates To Jewish Emigration By Boris Smoiar

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I. Dlmont. noted hiato lian and tccturcr. will ^wak at the Jewlah CommunHr Ceti trr on Dcr 10 •( • p m to rli max UM Sixth AnnuaJ Jewtah QiHMMMwMy Boali Fair The topic wta be "Tbc IndMtnictI MaJew>" Mr ntmont. on* o( a small aambrr of KtimMt Jews mid lag In Uie Unilad SUIca. came (a this CMinlry la 19W and «neas with (he durlnc World Warn HI* first book. -'J«ws. God and Hlstor>'." has become a rbaat-aeitar tranalatad Into arvHIa aacond. "Tlw IntfaatructMa J«ws" lar alinllar "The J«ws In AmartIhla yaar. ex-

Rim, Brunch 'Cancelled The -Sunday film and brundt srbeduled for the afater adidta haa been can celled The YIddlah tXIm will be sitown Monday foi attheJCC

lure the opening of the Harry (ireen Sculptural Relief F.x hibll and the Jewish Book Sal*- l>oth events heglmiiin at 7 Wt p m sponsonfl jointly by the .Ifwish ( oiiirnunlty Tenter and the Federation Library, the tMok fair is held annually during Jewish B^nk Month Staff c-o-<>rdlnatam for the nKNithlong even are Marlen Fro»t Herman Kubin and tUiylhe Wolf

Center For Aged Dlmoot amines the roots. Matory and tiestiny of American Jews Mr Oimont Is currt^tly prepartfiK a History ol Ifraal as well as a Jewish htston lor Mr Otnoot. now «a. eifhi langiiaasi and haa had a varied career ranglnc from shoe lalaaman and pul>llc re^ lattana director lor an apparel conCtomerate to critic and author The evening will also fea

Ida Nuclei's Sister Writes to Zorinsky Rdilor'sNote Senator Edward Zorinsky has received a letter (mm Elena Fiidman in Israel regarding her sister. Ida Niidel With his permission, we are reprinting the letter The Jerusalem Post reprint she refers la describe* Ida Nu dH's failinK health and may t>e read In entirety In the Jewish Federation llt>rary at the JCC Tite letter to Senator Zorinsky Is as fallows: Dear Senator Zorinsky, Please convey to your wile my moat sincere thanks for having attended the meeting at Ambasaador Evron's home during my recent visit to Washington I gain strength of spirit from the knowledge that vou and ihe, along with aa many other people In UMtales, share my concern for the welfare of my sixi>del t am extremely concerned lest she not make it through this coming Siberian winter, let akme the foUowing two which she will h.< thrautfl before her unjust and InlHaman senterx • .dlexUeeadi Her physical stale u> of increaaing cor>cem I rrKlose a reprint from The Jerusalem Post which will serve to update your information on her deteriorating physical condi tion My latest information is that Ida has applies] for. artd has been denied, medical treatment avallahle only In Moscow I am anxious to hear from you In the hope that you will contirHie t« help me and all of thoaa good Americans who have rxpraaaed cotiram for Ida

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ThcPkase II i Manning Com mittee for the ('enter For The Aged will present Its final recomnteodallona to the Board of Directors nl the Jewish Federation of Omaha on Tuaaday. t>ec lAal? Wp m According to Jane Brooks snd Mimi Waldbaum. corhalrmen and Is Trctlak. honorary chairman, of the Planning Cotnmlttee. " Intercated members of the community are invited to attend this meeting" The report will encompass the types of facilities to be built and the site selection for the complex Details will be released following the Board meeting

In the friendly "tug-of war" now being conducted between ihe Jewish Agency and the American Jewish communities over the aid given by American Jewry to "dropnut*. " a very Important possi hillty Is being overlooked l^ie possibility is that the Kremlin may lor reasons beneficial to Soviet interests - emtMifk on a policy of opening the gates of ttie CSSK wider lor Jewish en even wider than < Jews anticipated tu IVHW <iiir

ing I Mil .Such a possibility, fantastic as this may sound now. is by far not excluded In fact, var louB developments point to it Of CO.

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in irx-Kremlin are usual -••cretive and nppor1unl^ lie they are changed whenever it is advantageous to Soviet Interests But there are factors today that IrMlicate that the Soviet [jolny with regard to Jewish emigration will pr<K-eed m the direction of "getting rid" of ai. many Jews as possii ' this may bring benef Soviet government witnm irncountry aa w«U as abraad Anothar iact to consider is that by Increasing Jewish emi gratlon the Soviet government stands to get from the US huge credits and special trade privileges under the Most Fa nation treatment ling which Is of tremen> importance to the Soviet economy and the Kremlin aim will profit greatly by the fact thai widening Its gates for Jewish exit could be exploited In Soviet propaganda for improving the Jtovlet Image

abroad on the Issue of human nghU. at least In the field of emigration Interrully, a larger Jewish emigration from the country would create tens of thousands of vacant apartments — s fac tor considered Important by the government and wel corned by the Kuastan population In view of the severe hous uig shortage Added to the other gains are also millions of rubles in cash which the Soviet treasury will save by no long er paying penalons lo Jewish war veterans and to Jewish aged who left the country TUerr are also other area.s in which the larger emigration of Jews would tie advanla geous lo the .Soviets in helpinK Uiem at th»' !<• lo reduce the Jv.ilMin It Ihe Ills ;ir<' not lU'U IIIKIU.U Iegln their lives anew This. I«x). IS a factor for con sidering increased emigra lion The American Jewish com munity and Israel, even more must bear in mind the poasiblily ol a Soviet polxy of increaaed emigration A move on the part of the Kremlui to open the gates wider would naturally be welcomed but the Jewish world must be prepared for the possibility of such a move, otherwise II would suddenly find Itself caught In heavy financial diffi cutties In absort>mg tite new comers According to the t'nited Is rael Appeal-Jewish Agency, the cost of res-•tiling orte Russian Jew in Israel Is 115.0(10 In lite United States. NYA.NA re

ports ll IS IHIVl -.pefKllllg dlHMjl HOUti in makiiiK a Soviet immi grant family of lour sell-supporting within an average o( thrvementha The drain on the Jewish philanthropic 6ol\ar is <-on8iderably less in the United States than in Israel Ixâuse In Israel the immigrants are provided with houses on a permanent basis instead of apartments rented for a ^' as IS the case in th> ii Jewish c<Mnmunilics l< must be noted that only one half of the resettlement costn in I.s rael is covered by fund& <'om ing from the United Jewish Appeal and from other Jevîsh communities outside of I The other hail is covci • the Israel government Kven if 15.MX) of the SU.OOO Soviet Jews expected In come out of Russia wilhin I WO would proceed tii Israel the cosi of their resettlement Wftuld reach $.'>2.'> million, while the res«'ltlement ol the other l&itOt) the i in the United Si. irij other countries •-< st{ many millions ol M considering Ihe NÂ.N.X fii ures It is thus easy lo real Ihe heavy phllanlhrnpic burden an emigration larger than iiii.nOd a year would be on t American Jewish communityj which IS interested not only in taking out as many Jews from KiiBsia as possible, but also In fighting for the CIVIC, religious and cultural rights of Jews malning In the Soviet l^nion Things were different in ins. when a high .Soviet off I clal revealed lo me in confl-. dence. during my visit m Mi cow that 'we will start] permitting Jewish emigratii sooner than yiMJ think " I was the only foreigner ever entrusted with this information II was given on condition thai I would rH>l make it puhlit I Continued next week i

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Mr \jtyy has been active in professional organliationt such a* the National Aaaoriatlon o( Social Workers. The Gerantotogy Society, and Na ttanal Temple Brothcrhoodi Mr Levy'* at the Bureau wU) be le i older iNdlvtduats and famlHes in aacMftiig aMlstaim c«un^ •aHnc. and worliinK with thero a* ronfMenllal matters relat lag to their health

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Haavy Hna WASHINGTON (JTA' ' The U S Ocpartmenl of ComdvUflmtlo the anti-boycott of the Export Ad^ ration Act that l>an coaapilancre by American lirms with the Arab boycott of Israel C:aaaatw» Iron Works Inc of HoHBlOM, Tasas. was ordered to pay a chrll penalty of MB.tOO and "undertake a number of intamal corrective I to laaura lla future I wMh the antt-hoyooU law The company aocaptad the penalty under • canaenl agreement, althouith ii nrilher "admits nor denle* the truth of the allegaliant but wtaheala artlle' the matter

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Natalie Rubin Named To Resettlement Post Mrs Natalie C RuMn has been appotnt«d to the new po tition of RaaetUement Coordi nator lor Jawiah Family Ser vice. Har roaponaibUltias tnclud< eaardkMtIng all aanihaa n lalad l0 the mettlemetM »i Jewish families iti as well as recruitintt slatants tor the reaattlement program Duriag iSTt. twenty Individ uals have been resettled In Omaha and plans are to al nail double that number by iheaiMofikao kits Rubin worlis with Allan Greene. Acting Director of Jew Ian ramlly Service, and Miriam Slnam. Chairman of Reaettletnent A native o( Bridscport. Conn . Mrs RuMn haa raatded in r)fnaha thr paat two years She ramed a Bachelor of ArU degrrr from Connecticul College for Women mni ta«i0il 1^1 in. Spanlah. and KnKliahan the lUi^aoHaai level ui Canr>»<-licul Vat the past several years, ahe haa wwlMd in a volunteer

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8h€Mt Mttcnory The Israeli embassy m Iran is occupied by tlie PLO, and the Ayatollah Khomeini kaapa whipping i«|> the Iranian people to a frenzy of anti-Amerk:an ' and anti-Israeli hatred The Ayatollah Khomeini lost no opportunity to raise intamatlonal tensions still further when he r«ccuaed PresideBt Carter of "Ifnoring all human Intamatlonal values" and chamed "the United I and its corrupt colony Israri" with attempt Ing to occupy the Grand Mosque In Mecca. With Israel under renewed attack by the Ayatollah. it IS appropriate to recall the remarkable assisthat had been extended to Iran by the Jewish ' after the calamitous earthquake there in 1962 Israel, to put it bluntly, restored the Ghazvm area and then encouraged the World Bank to put up Ithe funds to transform the region mto one of the modem and fertile regions on the Iranian pla-

ill •A»rii<''l Does Religion Have Anything to do With God? - How many IvarJu arp rdigioiw? Tb« ifumikta is ifewf Osv ma0^ draw a qutck ooaeluatan for Utr fact the i<w i«« aiuie popMJaHmi cast liteir vote for rHtctaus parttm. but •lartSy bm arrvpted a> a (otal ilncr Ihtrp arr undoubted reNatoHa ctiizms who may vale fur aUirr parltr* B*udas. howdocsonvdrflnr arHlSMus Jpw'' It Uirrr a yartte(K-k* YctNida Ben Mrlr a vmmg scitolar o( American birth and educatkm. now a merr ' Kneaaet. conducted a preliminary poll amofia • cr«M)> i the population l« ascertain how people ralad ttiafnaelv» Tbey werv aafe«d to Mmtlf y »tth one of thrre broad groufiinsa Ttie naulti wgr» Rdigiout. 17%. Tradi tMMl. 41%. Not RHIglaua. 43% HMUM

Recognizing the Threats ByL«aaardJ Davis Near East Roport aar o( toatani cowaauntcation and supanonic (tc (UaM. tt aeems slraaa» that it has taken a full tar Bniisli wamlnai of a i tawaiiK i of Islamic funtfamen I to make it to Aroenca Laal November the LroathM TIBMB warned. "Moat Moslems harbor a rtaentmtat agalfwt Ow W«<M. which is sometlmas atairtaand. isut aawiiMmaa botfa over alar |iy They reaeni the Weot harauae westerners liitrwded e Islamic world and imposed on M ad sorts of bumitlattans I breaches of tradition " Tstoeran. Iilamaliad and Mecca, therpfore. rtiould have tieea But the Amertcaa praae tended to ramanUciae the TloM majailne's paean i« Islam last 'April >• ' c«s* at VOM. In that covar Morjr. Tbaa asked. "Should the West be fearful of an Islamic revival*" "Moat experts agree that m the long run the answer is no." tiM oMgaslne said. "The revival of Islam does not portend a r^ glWilii retam la Uw paot or a rejectloa of all Mamational ties In atralaalc naltars also. US analysU believe that Islam and the Wast haw oonpaUbt* aaais " Romai^lcliaMnn of Uw Arak world waitmd like an all waO to laal oMnth's Town A Oiuntry The article "The Saudis " was a "rare intimate report" in which "these enicmatic lo be Biea and women with hopes. I Ifeay eome into tfeatr own " »la palace la yacM. the writer Knka wttb rtiatllllie faadnatton at the opulance . the iMMla flsaba* axnM. the dvic deads of aooie w waaWk of some af Ike princes, "the Mga**! •"'> maai maanlflceni aHoo." etc Certalniy. there was no hint of the radlcallew that toolc over the Great Moaqur last week, nor mentin of the pUartm and lorel^ workar rtoU that have rcportadhr tainn place hi rapwd yaars. Indaad. Ttowa k Ommtij ivportadh' aifbaiiaed Ms artlda to Saudi omcUls lor llMir ^prwal

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the reports of anraplurad Amartcaa abaervrrii u norr the ihah. U S officials had aMIcalcd Ite tolonnation^alhark« duties that could have forewatned of Khoawlnri ascension I^ait year. dw Uallad Statea allowad Saudi AraMa to czpei the CIA sUtion chief becsuae Riysdb ol>|ect«d to his ooOartli^ of information Would hU informal MMi have aasMad both the United SUtcs and Saudi Arabia last week' Perhaps HH Wartdngtaa Peat rec a|p»tic<I Uwi "until last week, therewasonly a hypothettcai possibility that reiigioua and political radicalism mifht aplll over from neiahtwriiia countiiaa into (hai most rnnaervative of monarchies ThepoaalbUtty is. evldenUy no lanfler hypothetical ' Thii realtzaiion of krtaraal throaU to Saudi staMIHy from oppQsin« tntie*. religious fanatics, or foreign workers cooMS si •Maltaaaously witti the reatUatlon of the new lalamic reaurgence 's Wilton Wynn warned thu week. to iMdieve the worst about America is «f lief Islamic hoatUlly to the Cfinstiao West riwart BigM of trylag lo polarize Islam and ChrMaaI In Ibair vidous ooirfrontaUan Binoe the Crusades " (MnmutaH Henry Brandon also confronted the new threat wMch be larmad "•• Irrationality the enure West confronU in the MMdte Eaal. a pb—mis that is iaiigiruin and hard to llMre Is no frame of lelereiict for it by which an ' can be meaaurad. "It Involves s passion tni iiiiiprrtsnigile In the West." Bran I warned iumwndad by Uie Arab Maslam world. Israel has (aoed this of fanafarlMi and the JlMii lar decades P«f1«aps the I from Brttain have ftaally aatlMi Uwough to AoMrtca The

Htmg«r8trik« NEW YORK (JTA) — Two a nve-day hunan- strike wtalcli ilwy althebe^ lofawary the ! on Savtst Jevry (NCU) talat' KhoslB. a. and Vladmlr TMfeMvun. a lar of appeal lo Sovial PraaldaBt Laonld Bmhnev their asll visas be paolad. Tlwy said dwy wish to be rsyallad with Uieir famUias n IswUI conllniie tlMir hunaar strlbas until their visas are

Ban Mcir was not lallsfied. and be determined to aet up a tcale aaslnal which people could more accurately meaaiape their beliefs, peraonal obeervance. and reaction to thoae Isaasa of the day which have rHIglouB aaaociatiom He compiled a aarlas of questions and again turned to a croes-secUen tanking of Isra Its. this time plnninR down rteCalU The results were Interestli tNjt not substantially <ti(ferm( front the previous broad i luation With reepett to peraanal otoaervaiwe th4> following are Iha parceKages of tlwae wba recerdf • -rsoni at the more MenaUag queotlOTr daily, i [tan TaflUto dally. 14%. refrain irom ridinji CMI UIP .Sabbath. a%; Kaap liparste milk artd meat flbam at home. 44% . l.iRhi Friday nli^ caiMBes wItti apprapriato Measings. S3% Fast c YomKlppur. 74%. Ma wiiah an the door. <S%. Take part inPa •over Seder. ••% In questions of religlout belief, tome of the repliei ran as fol low* BaUrvc the ^>int Uvca on after death. V%. Believe m the, comkwaflka Messiah ]•«, Believe in God. M% In a long list of queatlons to determine aiiitudeii toward a troversial pUMic lisuts. the following wertFsvor esemptlon of religious glrto from irn Fsvor l>an on sale of non-kosher meat. 41% . Kavor separate of religlan and atate. 47%. Kavor a ban on rail twine. &4% Favor closing s(n>«^s in rHIgiaiMl neigNsorhoods I traffic on Sabbath. 7»%. Kavor inclusion «>f studies fn . iradUlonsliim in the general K-twol rurrtculam. S4% la aetting up a wetitfitad index of these replies (he pollster catagortxtd the Jewish population as followt Strictly rell( and observant. 14% . Keligtous to the extent of keeping thai bath but not all the rituals and cmmnamlments. 9%, Tradltli Usts who do not maintain a rallgtoua way of life but do n some obaervanccs and have s warm and sympathetic sttitu Noe-rollgtout. many of wltom in laillwlaaa do keep < basoancei. 3>% He found pure 100% leculartsU to^ be scarce creatures. Bath the inillini and the fladliiip have been aiai)ec«ad la , crttlctsm Some chaBaoaad M* lanOTtty In askli^ s like Do you belleye in (Sod* The thought procaases and thetqual< IficatlotH Involved In s proper reply are •> complex that a sim pie yes or no answer could not nifficr. It Is said Others found hU scale faculty In thai there i dealing with t>rliet In mtKsi or ethical principles There pious, obaervani Jews «vho violate civil and criminal laws, are unballevlagaacalartsta who adhere to lofty codes of moralK' ty. Jtalioa and amieB. Wfea are religlouB? critics poaaatfoiil that aOlslng a manneh. lighting Hs idtas. ar faaating si Passover seder have t>ecama | of Ilia iiaftonal JewMi folk culture, and many of thoae who ' hiaai ds as with oomplale dalaLhiwwg from the rclli f ram wliielilbe add oii#BiSad. Olfean seek to cast« on the tolaffrMy and ob}ecthrlty of the questions and the poB I cauae Baa Mair Is one of the leaders of the Nstional Relit Party To his critics Ben Meir Implies that reUglaps Influence I pervasive In JewMi Ufa that many people aidMcnbe to 4 of II cvan wtUioul betag swsre And Chief Rabbi Goren saysl moat of thoae who disavow any belief in God don't know Hiey're talking about He says that In straight forward < with an lionest "atheist" he could convince him that desplls I protesuttena batleea baliain in the Alml^y In the maanllaw. religious Je«-* in Jerusalem throw i at the non-rellgloui who tBrhra by in their cart on the I and the extreme aemlarlsts seek to eliminate every vesUar < JewMmaas flom a state and a people which, they say. are really CanaanH* in origin

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To thai It has bean Juat a little over six monllM since the blue-white El Al plaae. bawlag the Star of Davtd. was hrsl aaen In O'l Airport - thus forgtaa a new Mnk bet wean Israel and the Mh tern region of the U S A I am aure you are aware that it took many years of continuous negatlatloH and eHorla to make this significant mllealonaj

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[to maintain and IntMwiry thu important link and (o li««p ii IstrongaiMlvteM* Thfcl la wliy I jun tuniin« to you. your family and frigid* in { contlnua your Mipporl for El Al. the airline of ItraH Wttli bMl pvMiwI i«car<lB MMhaOUboa OoMMiGaaaral TkUw Editor: Jy my husband. SauJ. donated his rtghth tutton of Ihasglvenanaddltlonaiplnt. making a tolai of •& pirtls Thvaadaaed picture was taken •( the Ked ( roas blood center I •larUd giving Mood when he was in high school In St In one case both husband and his wife were recipients of iMadonaUona. making them "blood relatives" Every once In a while Saul receives rails from th«> Ke<l Crmui ' «rhen hU type of blood Is needed for open heart kurRrry Mix type la AB poa and Is very rare All people who are physically able to do so «r<> ur)i<Hl to dc> l«al« Uood It Is a palnleas procedure and it gives the donor a 1 tedtng of having done a real "Miiivab' Mrs Saul Ubowikl To the Editor The Sep( 2Slh ifcSLM- <if T^ Jrwimh Pn>aa ri-.i( Iwxl n... ..iJv rt-

|ecnUy and I h.' re *Que«t for tnfom - >w if other* have preceded me «ith the intormalion he MNighl The group of Burlwnwald aurvivorK with whom he met reached Paleattne In September. l»t.S After a nhort penod at Athllt. they went to Kibbutz Aflklm. in the Jordan Valley, and Lbecame members there Tlie Zionist Organization In l»M published a 130-page booklet entitled Ulbuta Buchanwald (No » In the Palestine Plonrvr l.i brary i and I would no( be surprised If a copy were to be found in the well storked Jewish co nmunlty library in Omaha If not. I ^all be happy to send Mr (ierber mv ropy And when he Is n< ' ,ur vivors who are by i. for some who may have MIH »• 'en irw iiir>i)ui/ to ir> (nv iire After all that was 34 years aK«' Carl Alpert Techoloa City. Haifa

An InlomuMlanal mcetlncln connacttaB wtlh the ISH PactPlndliic Mlaston to Israel wUl Ukeplace Wednesday. Dec 12 at 7 30 pm tn the Jewish Community Center The all deluxe accomoda ttons MlSKKifi Is scheduled for Keb 2rMarch 2. and James Farber. ISgO Pederalkm Cam palgn Chairman, said that anyone intere*!*-*! m Ihe trip Is en< fnd the Intorn "8 The purpiMe of Ihe K<K-I Finding Mission Is tn pmvldc .i broader base of < to the Federation to recruit new worki'i.s lur ttMCampaign, and In pn>vide an opportunity for Omahans to visit Israel and Rain a belter understanding of her problems and needs." Mr Farber xald Mr Farber Indicated that the Initial reaponae to the MIsskM has been most positive b«it that thare ar* stiil a few I available. He ur«Bd aU parties to attend the InformatlonaJ meeting so that plans can be rinallxed as Mr Farber stated. "Our rommunity is most fortunate that Ihe Milton Livingston Foundation hats, tor the third year in a row. agreed tn subsi dize (Mir fart finding Mis-iion to Israel Without this gencr ous rfmlrllHillon. Ihe Omaha Jewish (Ommunily would nol lie able lo provide thi> sutM>i dlred Fart Finding MISKUHI lo Urael

He further ataled that the first two Missions have been most successful and have made a great impatt on Ihe Federation Campaign ' He reiterated th< ments for partlctpa' Mission They areas [IIIroMv •F:arh participant must pledge a minirr

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JDC Expands Appeal For Cambodia Relief KsprevMng continued con cern rtver starvation in <'am iMxlia Dorial'l M Kobinson. president of Ihe American Jewish Joint Distribution committee reported that fl* JIX' in addition lo having rrv"*" ••'••• *-"'if)nfc, li < >ns '• Ihe fier •<-rf aith Hunger Appeal, the Church World Services, and the Catholic Relief Services The American Jewish community has expressed ereat cofwern over the deteri in <'ambodia '<( help ' Mr 'I We have in Jewish commu mil.--. III.II iitey may xend con tributions to Ihe JIM" and earmark them for 'Camtxtdia

Relief ' "

Challenged SKV\ \i)HK J'l AP More than 2«)n leaders of the Soviet Jewry movement hc.nfl .m ijrf{ent warning Iha' (5> <)( protest and "^ may no longer t>e effective as. the sole weapon in the movement's arsenal of tactics (or the roming d<H-arte All .-d lo the I y of the Grt-alrr .Nf* i ork c onfer ence on Soviet Jewry to ex plore and even ft new areas oft .S S<'

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Conlrlbuli""^ <" '^ 'H- sent to the Joint 1 (1 Com mittee at »' i •! Street. New York N V HKII7 or to the Inlerfaith Hunger Appeal. Box S055 FDK Station. New York.N Y 1(KI22 "We wholeheartedly support the efforts of the C S Government to bring aid to Ihe endangered CamlMtdian peo pie." Mr Robinson added "We will d4l not

that the JIX' ha* often conlrib uled funds in the past for earthquake relief and other natural ' The latest »u<-h <i. wa.s for earf' • licf in Yugosla via this year Simi lar ( oiii I iriiii > made for Keneral n .ses to Rumania. Ila.. 'funlemaia and other countncni

War Criminals NKW VOHK JTA. The OepartmenI of Justice filed a suit in Fe<l«'ral f'ourt here lo revoke the citizenship of Karl Linnas on f(r<>unds thai he ron cealed his Nii. hen he entered the I iies in 1951 and iMHaim .i i <ii<en in According to tiM' suit. Linnas. a 6<i-year old native of Kslonia. sele<'led prisoners for execution when he was com maiHler of the guard al the Tartu concentration camp in NazUK'cupied Kstonia from IMI l<M.l A resident of Greenlaw. l>ong Island. Linnas was con demned to death in absentia by the Soviet I'nion in 1962 for complicity m Ihe executions of 12.000 inmates at Tartu The denaluralization suit brouRhl l»y the government is the fiii»l step toward deportation pr<^ reedings If successful. Lmnas could be deported to the Soviet I'nion

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I with our •t pray i and will be lead by metn I o/ the BeUi El SlsterlMod 'Tha nwiak al aaiactlom facui boch oa Hamdtkali bat and wlU feature iheantlre fomale vocal •ecttoii of Ow Both El OMr and oon-

Claaa wMb the Rabtx 4 IS p m MteekaS«nrta«4 4Sp m <haloili S'audavS isp m Ma-artv and Havdalah & 4S pm tSonrteata.m. addtacuaaton with (helUMMt 3»am Woakdays: 7 am and 4:4S pm HAJWinOLAM DINNER Tha annual Hanukkah Dinaar wtU be held m tho synagagua on Dec M. S 90 pm Haaar»ations may be madr through the synaaogua office All RcUgDUS School studenU

rUt by Mra. lUchthe Stotarhood idchotr.taprapareraatlve aenrte*. aSlaMKN'SCUJB Beth El Mon'a Club will homt \bnmktmm wMh Utr ratiM on Ooc It A new aecla been added Rafabi ; will praaent one of a aar>«a of Inatnirtional pn>pwat* called the Haw awl Wkv of U. Theae programs follow In the style of our T'nilm tralninc naatiwi laoi Auguat Beginning at tlS am RabM Bromhcrg will discuss Uifcwii^ tai tha SbsMiat The Haw and Why of It Morning mtnyan wiU fallow at about • am aad breakfast around t:4i ABM Ofwa. DIractor of ••SpM Md Ptaaniat tor the JbaMi radwallaa of Omaha vM spaak on "Planning for the Jcwlah Elderiy in the

YOUTH GROUP ffEWS Kadimab and Tovim are plaaning a oembtaad lc« Skatlag Party to be hold thki Sat urday evening Member* are to moH at Bath Israel at • SO pm Kadimltes Mrm busy preparing for Winter Conclave by holding workahopo on Dec 9 at 11:30 am at the syna gogue. and Doc 14 at 11 30 a.m. at the syna^picue

UTAH ZA YIN PARENTS STUDY GROUP Due to the ipiaiiir achoduled to be at tha JOC on Doc. 10 the Paranis Study Group wlOmaatonDoell atSp m m D at Beth Ivrael

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lUTBUIOOD UmCHEON Statarhood 1 U:3t p.m la the Sodal hall The wtU eoiihria Hanuk kali aad havo the aaaual Bl^» party at Ihla merttng. The XI BOW menbcra wUI be Slalor hood's gtaeau at thte nna»b>s "We are giviag a ipirlal lavl tation to all naw lamBatt to Iota ua and hear all about the oew aad exdtlng plana we have for the oomlnt yaar." the

RahblWakHtetnwill "CataatropBa hi Ca HowShaHWel There will be a Sahbnih Coffee Hour

Saturday 11 a m HANUKKAH DINNER HanulUiah CongrogaUonal Dinner wUl be hold next Friday at 4 p m In the Tempfe Social HaU Sarvtoaa wUI follow at 7 30 p.m. durtl^ which time the Ju atar Chair will partIctpau Baaarvatloo deadline la Dec 10 Check roust ny reservation, and BO lataphooe reaervations are balag accepted SSSe fbr aduRa. n cMkbon (gth grade

and may be made by ratling Mrs PMIPraeniMiH»4Mtor Mrs Morria Rlcka SiC-WTt. Sitter aervice is available

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BOARD MEETING Temple Israel Board of Trustees will meet at 7 30 p m Dec 12. in Ihe Mlldrr Cooference Center The Esecutlve rommlller of the Board will hold a mm ing at 4 p m pre<-«ding the regular full Board Meeting of Dec 12

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Council Bluffs B'nal IsrasI tVICES Saturday: (a m SuBday:»a m Sarvtcoa conducted by Mr SamSadts

SERIES ON HOUDAYS The aeries of gathering* Holidays for Children' A '•uide for Pamrts" will ron tInuF this Sunday when Ratibi Barry L Wetnstein speaks to the sid>)ect of Hanukkah This gathering will lake place from lo to 11 30 a m

Or. 8h«r Horns SERVICES Dally and Saturday: • am Men and womeo of (he rommunity are Invttad to |>art)ci|Mte m the i

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MEN'S cum BRLTNCH Tetnple Israel Men's <'lub WtU meet at lO a m this Sun day. in the Milder Conference

JERL'SAl-KM. <ZI.NS. In the firM half of 1S7V the nuro ber o< tounsts from Europe was twlee that from America During the first six months there were 27S.OO0 European touriate. compared wtth ISS.•M from America Wool Ger many lad with tl.ooo visitors. '. wraa England with S3, of 32 I l*7> 143.aM louriats frota Prance

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Steve Lustgarten Comments:

JCC Helps Provide Jewish Identity ByEltaDi **— *-"—^r^ —"-tr rrrTlrw iplBlnii nf Iht •ttftiw The old JcwMi Communlly Onter at aoUi and Dodge strceU Is focMrn ol a wreck«r'i ball In lU place la a black aaphalt iped parkifif lot The phydcal priaiinn of Uie oM buikiiriK ma> t>e gone, but the maniui tm llngar on Many people can look back wttk londwiM at Urn good times al the downtown J The first date to an AZA party, playing I l>all In the amall gym. learning to swim in the pool. In the canteen after achool One of Uioae people with warm memories of Uie old J who has trMMferrWhls nlleglnncc to the new JCC Is Omaha attorney neve L4Mtgarten So fondly doea Steve remember hit rxperi•neea at the J that he took as memories two bricks when the building was danaoUiiMd The Uislgnrtaa family lived on 3Mh and Dodge sireeU In in» an Miargfic ll yenr old boy first began to walk or nde the bus le play baaketball at the JCC "The Center was a Mg Incter tor me and probatily saved my life I'm not iiiaggaraUng I had lots of exceaa energy and iiesded a place l« let lonae If it hadn't been lor the Jewish Community Center I very eaally could have been a tmubtesome youth.'' Steve explained In the late ISOO's times were still financially hard for most people According to Steve he made constant use of the t>aakel' t>all court and swimming pool and he never paid a memtMrahIp fee to belong to the JCC' "A pass was 10 or IS cenU. but nobody ever had a pass The phyt ed director let us in I helped referee t>asfcethaU gamea to pay back whal I received " Steve played baakeit>all every day 12 months a year until he became a starter for Central High Sctnol During high achool the J was the place for the teem to gather after sdiool and on

Former Omahan Weds The Marina del Key Hotel In Manna del Rey. CaJif was the tile of the wedding of Connie Lynn Peterson and Michael David Meichea on Nov u Dinner followed the 7pm cer emony MISS Peterson, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Peterson of Lianslng. Mich. was at tended by her sister. Karen also €ir Lansing Mr Metches. s former Omahan. was at tended by hi* father. Herbert W Melches

Omaha guests Included Mr and Mrs ' Herbert Melches. parents of the groom. Mr and Mrs Stephen Fischer and chll drert. Mr and Mrs Morris Shapiro and son. and Mrs Dennis i.<ewlt The groom is s partner in the firm Proctor A Davis of Los Angeles The bride is aaaoriated with Koch Industries of Wichila. Kans The couple will reside In Playadel Key f'alif

Steve has t)^*^! a mrmher of thr fentPr Board for fhrpp vrars and wil! Me leaver ' h "1 havf . 1Commiji (ortable uii ttn.- tU> policy (or a pUci- \.Um 1 riler a Rreat deal That th dtii viT\ prood of why when I'hil Cor Hi me I IJ< 11 •'1 t>elleve in tl ' of the J' rnunltv Center • . !•We need an idenliiv > lems we face tm Jews ' e don't gel a large perceni ;f 1)1 wif ./»-w irMi ( iiiiiiiiiini! > (i» -Mj^jf.f«frt the JCC. Steve said "As far as I'n. programmmK IK good and facilllies are the (. I don't know why we don't more Jewish people to iH-Utim .My non Jewish friends who long think the JCC is the greatest place in the world for price"

This IS the '-I'-'-v. (.1 i.f"' fTi.ii sii.v.. I in.iu;.rt..i. Hijl tl prob*-^ biy can tie loi ised the old JC<Oil Oodiit wasdemollsl. * Only lime will tell il our children and grandchljdrt 1 11 iHir great grandchildren will have good m«-tiiorieB_ and speak fondly of their experiences at the new J(X'

Steve Lustgarten Sundays "There wasn't anything else to do We didn't have any money or cars so we met at the Center In the early t940's the place was packed after school " After Steve returr)ed to Omaha from the service In 1946 he played basketball snd Jogged for years untU Uw "!<e seen on the bask • ••irtwith Al dayman coaching his son. Mike's. AZA I team

Herzl Reps In Omaha Representatives from Herzl Camp will tie in the area. Dec 8-10. according to Dana Scott and Andy Halper . They will visit religious MMiols in Lincoln on Friday and Saturday and will attend a reunion of former staff and campers Saturday al 7 30 p m at the residence of Mr and Mrs Norman I'red I29K&

"We Will Insulate Anything"

Morrls<Mi DHve < 333- ISU i The open house at the Preds IS available to interested par ties On Sunday Herzl will participate with other Jewish camps at the JCC's annual camp day program' Herzl IS located In WebMrr. Wisconsin II Is a Zionist camp servinK (hildrcn eight 16

Countless hours are spent each day by the staff and va unif4Tv who are trying to meet the needs arid interests of the i lire Jewish ci• . .-. ffort is being made tf— JCC a place v i-s will feel al home one's reaponhiwiiio ••< •,,-<(/ ,,ir big buff colored bunoMiK <>n ' 132nd street a Jewish Community Center for Jewish people

Conversion to Judaism by Jo.<ieph K Hosenbloom Cincinna tl Hebrew Union Coileue Press, 197« 178 p A survey and com prehenslve analysis i>f sources demonstratinK conversion to Judaism from the Hlblual period to the present Four Hasldlc Masters and Their Struggle Against Melanchocholy by Kile Wiesel Notre Dame I'niver'Ity of Notre Oame I'resaJ^H 197> 139 p Klie Wlesels n«"w t>ook IS a profcmnd and gracefulIrel^l telling of the legends and struggles »l four spiritual leaders rsof ' the Hasidie movement in the 18th artd IWth centuries The Fugu Plan: the Untold Story of the Japanese and U>e Jews In World War II New York Paddlngton Press. 1979 287 p The autfioni explore tfie Japanese plot to create an Israel in Asia and tell of a group of Kuropean Jews who survived the Holocaust in an Asian gfielto

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mST NKHfT-riidiy, Ow. 14 W« klMl* tlwM CiMaaluli Hifito In matnory of the tedlcatton ri tmm^t or MM MSCC^MM Bottuvtaa IIM( Uwy ikouid be wut<iHi God M ttMrtr haarta aad nOndi dteUlad. thr> •inimty gave their liv«a for fi»wlmu Now klwdHna IIMHN C«»> , dta «• nHteiticatr oui-Mtveg u> wwii tor the equal tMftM e •d lor the reaUtatloB ot a aoclaty of democracy and I 1 The ChaauiMk coMaaa akoHM be hlndtod aAar ai#tlaU Ttoe Menorah (houid be placed near the »tiido«r for puiiltc vtew 2 0« Friday ni|b( the ChamdMh randtaa are fcliMfcd haiari

rhottday 8oMlanaf»ekli«Blewi laaevil waai to evil, the ttde bai^B to turn >U this mamwH. Matttyahu't five aooe raUted I kta cry of "Wto ia wtlh God loUoo me!" qutckly aaaemMcd I of dM Jews TIM MBall araHp aaeapod to the hUU. Ir n^ (or rellchMi rraeden Baderty Mali ty^W aoao diad. Md hia IMrd aon. Judah. loak < Great ^^ .____.._

Tl>eaecondgraatthaBieofmaaidialiiathainlracleof theoU After the Grecka ware dafaatad by die Macrahaaa, the Jew* turned to the laahcfcliiailintheTtinpli.aadradadlcafli^lt to God The only detarti« factor to ranqiltlh^ dMir )ay waa the lack of aocred oU la U^ MK Moaarato. AB die o4i ta the Taovle tIMiorHae At the IMI ofMaMBt. •aiall crwat o/atf wMch he a Kohan VTtvod at the tar thia time. Ualnrtiaiateiy, the

1 Oh the rirai altfit. {dJMsaane eaadte in the Manarali ai the ea irltfit. U^ dwShamaali Wtthdwl F in dw Manarah. On the aacond I la die Menorah and w on. addbig one candle eachntgN of the iaaUvai CANDLE UCHTIMG SEXVKK FDR CACH MIGHT The teUowtoid \» a Scrvtoe prapnred la ardv la make (he hallday of fTtawdtali tn our baoiaa OMra awaatacfHl Each ni^t's Senrtce celihratM a rt^tftcnnt yaimof Jwdafam. Tto otdar of oadi Sanrtoe la aa Mi0««: ayantnc prayar. UtfMii« af afcamart. radutlao of ChaMduh Maartiwi. iltfMii« of caadtaa and daaiac prayer

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mOOMDNIOHT-^Sahvday. Doc U Toalgbl ao w* eilabrate Chamdiah to^itlm- we are oonactoua of oar piactoua glfl of family So oflan we take one anoUier for Vrantad. targaftHit to OKpraaa our love and davoUoa. L«l ua. laaa taadv* ll^Ma redadleata ouraalvaa to 1 and time wtth one aaattar Uke the I cabaaaof ofd. lotoaalwayi farr the tribalatlana and thektvet life unKad by our family bonda Ktodllnc theae lighu we prtfp that throu^ ktndaaaa aad dMughtftdaaaa our k>ve for one anoth er will Increaaa flWB I I our God! WcgtvediankauntoThaalari I Jay We pray that all families evarywnara may i dw lava ler one anothar wMch we share Pralaad 1 Thaa, O Lord our Oad. wtw tumattM kaaru of Ihei dta<r parents and the devotkan of the parsnta to tbalr 4

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[ Prayer Our God and God of our (attMra, on thiae««•!< radadtoal* auraelvea to Thae Let tfea ly. rMhlBdkig ut that aU otan ara cronlad equal la Tliy at|^. iplra ua aaew. that we may aanw the caoae of fruedoni as val taafdyaadMpHraaoaatorabetarauB. Pralaad art Thou, O Lord. iuadwle>v«ofl

C Lewis *ni DP open in( an office for the private practice of law Dec 17 at the Tower Plasa Bulldlnft. S4ao Dodae Street ShewUlbeihar ln( atflca apace vrtth the firm of RaMi aad Maaaa. whoae Roaa. Bruce Maaon and An nette Maaoa All taar attor neys are angagad la the acneratpractloaof law. Ma LewtalaalfnvwdHate of the Oal^Men University School of Law aed a 1*70 crad uale of Nuidiaaalaiii t'niver atty She luM prevtousty t>een an asaoctatc tn the private practice of law

THIIID NIGHT-Sunday. Ow: M [Prayer On thla third at^ of Chanukah we rededlcaU' ouraelvaa y daapening our undaratandkig of H study By Increasing our knowledge of Judalam we ntore sensitive to Its abtdinc values, moreawareaf our i btlity to reslixr thcae vahiaa la our aadety Study fnUKh and fortifies ua agalnat tyraaay Leamtng aocuraa i freedom Ln us. then, as we khuSe Ihaae candtaa radedlcate ouraelvfls to the study of our tradltlan O LiMd. flMy wa ovar i

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After shopping Sweetheart Gail Mandleman Gall Handtaaaaa. Mr and Mr«. by rmim Walt•I AZA UW A •bar af MZ Vo la curraatty t. llM JawMi Preaa lavMaa olhar yoolh to aaad hi pbotas aitd of '

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West. t enter ^ iii.fji'i »-niinms ^ji lery An informal rtH-eption and opporlv'i. >•• rru-el the artiM will .' at 7 3U p m in th«'.In The rnlire < omr i| to iiM»-nd (h« . Inch are SIMMIMI. Jewish r'uliuriil ^' and the Art < Id Judi KoM-i>i Aria di rector Harry Green Is an American Jewish artist wlw's work re vives the beliefs, legends and religious symbolism of his cul tural faith The son of Ku.s st-t- ' »! immigrants Mr '.' 'Tiployed art forms of „,..,, ...I' and sandcasting tn pursue his goal of tracing the meaning of 5000 years of Jewish history M r < • reen cu rrentl y teaches Jewish Art and Culture at the Kansas City Myman Brand Hebrew Academy His in structlon to Jewish high school students centers upon a con cem regarding the relation ship hetween an .i -m .Says the artist. fw worrl for art is |)M\-I. II de rives from the same root as AMKN The root means to support and confirm And from this same root also comes the words truth' and

Pritratc oattacUaaa of Ju daaan aoUquHlaa arm not rare, but one Ika •!•« and Msape ol that batonckic to Mr and Mrs Mai Ratner of CIrveiand. Oliio la unusual outsldr laraot CavMUm a ranee ol «MN> yaara - fromMMBC toiMA O the private Ratner roilectlan consists of nearly 100 objects of pottarjr. matal, glaa An Amlsjkh hrtmze fLgurr of a MIM — one of the llama In the Katner ooUacUan of Judaean AntlquMtaa at Joaiyn from a Neolithic veaael In the shape of an ostrich egg to a

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Byzantine bronzp slamp nirhlch was US«KI to ImpnnI rr liKlous inessaR** on thr bread of Christians F:very phaar of Judaean life. frtMn ceramic ritual vesaelK to gold and all ver Jewelry Is covered In ll»e r-Khibillon Mediterranean Im ports are equally repreii«nl(>d as are the Judaean veralona of these Items Circulated by the SmllhM>nl an Institution TravelinK Kxhi bilion Service this cnhihilion affonls viHitont an opportunity to examine the early development of peoples and cultures in the Holy l^and throufih their objec-ts of daily life and worfcaof art

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architects and interior design ers Mr>st current are comml slons for the Home for Ih Aged in St l>ouls and Kansa City, and a recent exhibition at tl»e Bernard Horwish Jew ish Community Center in Chic ago Between 15 and 20 pii-c* will he Included in the Omahs .Show, and many of them will be for sale The exhibit contin Ufk through Jan I 1>M«I

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faith' To me, the rnessage is clear that Jewish art must grow out of faith and must stippon and confirm Jud aism " According to Jan Perelman. member of the Art Commit fee. It IS certainly clear that every one of Hairy <;reen's works reveals this same con firmation of trtist and faith (kie r>eeds only to look at any of ht- - ' IS wall pip<"es or Bit' 111 sculptures to lie 11....... ... the artists' (eel ings for Judaism Mr (;re«M>'s feelings atxHil Judaism and Is rael have grown over the years through his perwmal ex penences ' A native of I^exlngton. Ken tucky. Mr firevn was a vol unleer with Irgun. a fighter group for Israeli Indepen derK-e during the l<M8 war While in Israel he worked for the Irgun as a photographer and accumulated unpuhlish<-d pictures about life in Israel r> years ago Among his <ollc< lion are photos of a ,vouriKcr Menahem Hegin. now Prime .Minister of Israel Upon his return, be studies sculpture and design at tlHKansas City Art Institute Since then he has worked with

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ooof tbacaoetHnalaevaf "Om Gaac" han rctnlndod ahi|0a adulla to n•erve plaoaa new for the group*! two Decembar avawta Acoordins to Mr RohMna. "We are aurr theae two DecaiBbor «v«nt« will appeal to In (he Jewlah canunttir Chanukah. and far New Year's Eve " Tablaa have been reaerved tor-Our Gang" at the Temple larael Chanukah citWBragattonal dinner on the first itlgbt of Chanukah. Dee M. at • p m la Ihia way. tingle adults and their children can en)oy the t>ei|inninfl[ of Chanukah to^eth er at Temple He aahad that any Jewlak elnglea «»ho want lo )olM In the evening make a rcaervallon by leitdlng a check to the Temple by Oec 10 Coat uf the evening )k tS SO for adulu. and t3 SO for chU Of >pei-ial interrat. arcording to Mr Kobbtna. la the lor mat deaianad for New Year* Eve •Our Gam" will 'Mb'f I" (he New Year together at the t'paUirt Supper Theater Dinner wtll be lerved. foiknred l>y the theater's new production. ••Two by Two " After the play, a dtampagne party with ja« mualc will be offered Uirougb the midnight hour This will be provtded for IS per person Mr Robbint asked tha! raaervations with cliecks be aeni directly lo the Ihaatar at Bl South iMh Straal «1« byDec l«! All checks riiould carry the name "Our Ciang" to insure

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iltng Fay Garber. In charge of leal Ing arranseatents Rabbi Barry L Welnatein, aaaadale rabbi of Temple Israel. saM. "This Is the first year that the Jewish community has had available auch a array of activities for I'm dHighted that "Our Gang" Is totning with the oongregattan of Temple Israel for (he Chanukah dinner, and that (hey are arTanglng uirh a opportunity for lo be together lor the Maw Year. Aa In (ha paat. I am proud of all their work, and took forward to theae two exriling events in December "Our (iang" wilt aponaor a t>akr vale Ihis Sunday al Bak er'». '.re. 132nd and We»i 'load Please bring jrour Items to either Temple Israel or to the store by 9 30 a m Suitday or you may drop them off during the day al Baker's The uHe will becin at lu a m and run until all ilemn are sold

Raid School JlTA. The Isriii I near the Santa Katmne allowed to attend, rhtngling with Egyptian students^ the achool will reUin iC HciHvw name and ktantlty. It was reported The achool Is called Tsukel David < Rocks of David > in memory of the late son of Jus Uce Minister Shmuel Tamir The arratigementa worked out by the joint Israeli Egyptian military committee suparvlaing the various stagaa of Israel's withdrawal from are highly satisfactory lo j eminent officials in Jc lem. The offtctaU said Eg was tcniptuioualy observln the letter of lu peace treaty with Israel and fulfilling i lU obligations under the i Pull normallzallon of relatli with Israel will l<egin on , ». IMO, after the nine i interim withdrawal from 1 aconpMad.

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with a B S frotn thr ' Vwt^tmntly «i Mrtrait • ai Lin coin ShrhaaherlcacMnccrr Phycicai Education I r. i.iirrgarlen Ihroush I Iwalftli gradea and an Kn ml In Coaching arv •nth through ttfrdfth grades Mililii has a rich t>ackgrDNnd in aquatics, shr racrtvad a < (or the Univcralty Woman's Swim la was the swim I raplalH Ska holds a cur'rcnt Water Safety Inatniclors Certiricatr and Pool Man^Jlger's License Previously Mlkki taught ^slcal Education and Jth at Arbor HelghU Ju' mor High School

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Prime Time, a new program lor parents and their Pre School agad chUdrwi (3-5 jwar*» wlU be aMarud Hila wiBtar HM hmovatlv* program has baan tiaalad la lavolv* parents and cMMraa tafadior, entpti—irtng atom^dw wOln the tomilyimH Under the ^yklance «f Mar Ian Waal, Prv-School DIractnr and Chuck Arnold. Physical Education Director, the chll dren and parents will expiorr togtther gi'naa and fine motor activities, games, in the gym lor one half hour and partin pate in the Pre-School explor ng painting, finger play, mak mg ipeU. rtorlw. music, idocks and tinker toys The first four week aesaion will sun Jan 17. ino through Pab 7 from • 30 p m to 7 30 p m The second four weak seaskm wUI be held from Fet> 21 throui^ Mar 13 The fee for each lour week session is tb per family unit For ntore Information, rail Marlen Fraat at the "J "

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In raae anynne has not already heard. OkJahama iieat braska. or riMuld I say Billy Sims beat Nebraska Now all of ] Nebraska fans are ealtng crow, or I mean cotton Oranaes mr* murh healthier Vicki Novak has been accepted to ' 'MIV nf Ariz and Arlaona State Congrstulatlons to < iirntMum as I new USY Renion V P Rest Wishes and (.uxl I^ick lo all the i youth croup ofltcers I am looking forward lo seeinn you the next \C mre<ln|( Hint' A review on the 1510 danre »ill I in nest weelis rolumn I like the .Steeien by sli against llousia an Monday Have therv been any more unexpected meatlngs i GallnBH-s I am sure many o< you seventh and eighth graders are < derlngwhal to do during winter vacation Ha vp we got some | grama tor you On Momtay. Dacomber 24ih there is a ifciItrtpl I Crascent. Iowa On Oaeankar SMk we will have the youth 1 apen for a caaual aflamoan af ping poing and lootl>all Uic 17th will be a challanfla o( the scsas competition All of yo 0r1s BM ready to ahow the guys how lough you ore »ih of I cswibir lakaa ua la Skatrland for a rollerakathig parly Sat orday nl0il the aUt we wiil be havingdbmar downtown and then catching a movie PaaalbUlly of a New Years Eve Party andj slecpovcr Watch lor dotalla on Ihls and alt of our programs tint f lor you. Liva hmg and prospw ,Bdky

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