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citations Mailed For Annual Meeting "Moving ahead TtX.'I'rrH InlhetO't UtheUiemrof THh •imual mfwdnfi of thr lah K. .iha which » i> Jan 27 ai ir>«-.l<•v^l^n I Dnimu nlly Onlff Invitationi In the 7 W p m joint memhcrihip mevtlni of (he KederalHxi and Its '••••" •' ' ID.' bfi, li»U Frtedmar iir mu of met^ „ —iiiKf niMlbl IA Fddrratlon rneui' ^Jpr la I Jt* who haa made a ^^•KUbutlon of at least tio to ^^K annual Frderatton cam

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of (lie FederatkM Board of Dt rectora and Rxecullva mitlee. la beln| atalalad by Elaine Richards and Sarah Hardinf who are In char|e of the gala reception which will follow the meetInK Joyce ''"»•"" '•'" rhar|e of table dehe first showing of L: >i.her political car

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The fifth in a s<'rie» «/ lelen lion programs on the Jcvkinh Oommmlty of omaha will laka place Jan I9al2.wpm on WOWT The proftram waa taped previously by Allan Noddle. Miriam Simon. San font Friedman, and Mary FelIman

Women's

Ihi- I'tWt WvtTiHn's Division 'il thf s|;rnt> pdiRri IS U-i . »ilh th)' imii.ii .tjihijuj.i I ;iu :.! (i( lls top liMcl^Tship l<,iin li. Mary Kellman i {he Jewish Kn Omaha

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Television Program

Jeanette Nadoff Heads 1980 Women's Campaign

Uta rrtodmaa (Ml) tMMrai cktbnuB of Ite THk I li« «l ON JewWl PateallM o( OMaba. dtaeuM for Ite ranpttos wNii OalM lUckardi (ilcbO raoapOoa dialr ••B, Md Sanh H«dii«. wk* It iMtitli*. Not a plMio la Joyce OriMo. wbP la In dur«i of UMa dMoraUooi meeting The exhibit Includes hcaturaa of laraall paraonalltlasofnota Included In the Jewish r>reis this week are reports of the Federation departmenta rather than continuing (he prac tice of distributing them in thoae attending the meelinii thus assuring total community awarenes.-! of these programs

Deenie. wife »( Liirrv Meyerson and daughter of Mr and Mrs Irving W Fi)rt)es has previously been involvtKl in the Young Women's Divi lion, as chairman of thr itv Workshops, and as a worker in other areas of raising funds lor local and overseas needs Both Jeanefte and l»«-«mic have also servifl as chulrmiT of the Worn' Israel Boncl^

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In making the annoum'ement of It" <'• leadership ' l "We are en'f.iMj-'i. . . the leadenillp of this "no non tenie" and extremely crucial campaign In thr hands ot women experienced from past campaigns, devoted to our community and to Israel and ronremed about their future I nrter Iheir direclmn, am) with the cooperation and sup port of our newly rrealMl

Groups Denounce Proposals NKW YORK iJTAi Two I irthodox groups have angrily ikiHiiinred a propoaal by a form rabbi for a , n change In Jew i!>li law Utat would regard the child of a mlied marriage as Jewish If either parent was Jewish The Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the United States and

Canada as.Kailed the suggestion by KabbI Alexander Schlndler. president of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations lUAHCi as "a hazard lor the non-Jew. a hai ard lor (he Jew and a hazard lor all mankind " The Agudath Israel of Amtticii issued a slalemeni blasting .Schlndler and the en

lire Reform movement It also took stning exception to a promise by Shimon I'rrrs chairman of Ihe opposilion Labor Party in Israel. In sup port "recognition of all streams of Judaism" in lsra«'l lAlwn his parly returns to (xiwer Both S<hindlrr and Peres spoke at the S5lh bienni'tl convention ol lh<- lAIIC in Toronto last week

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irii.ili.i .Art'a Tag day and mn IIVIV as a member of • ..iiil (if l)ire<tors of that or 11 ion The Meyerson* . (I.UTS of Temple Israa IIMI Heth Kl Synagogue, an 'If parents of four childr . Ilcidi, S<()tl ami TroyJ .ind Mrs .Madoff havf • ircc married children, sut^ ..ranilihildren

Now More Than Ever We Are One! We enter Ihe ItNU's with a world In lurmoll Radical rhanges are taking place all about us The Jewish world is no exception Israel and lls long term security remains our central concern The plight ol Russian Jewry requires our conlin ued attention and support nor can our national needs be neglecled. and certainly not our )ora] needs Problems of such gigantic proportions call forextraor dinary and heroic efforts on our part The success of the Wlisten s Division in this year's campaign >«ill depend on a community fully informed on the conditions and perils lacing us and responsive to Ihe urgency ol the hour Our campaign wilt build upon the acCumulalHl expen ence ol (jur leadership present and past It will call (or a ma.ssive effort of these women and Ihe teams ol workers, lo bring Ihe meiisage to the community and lb in.spire every woman lo assume a personal obligation to this noble effort (or Jewish survival Only as a community united in a common destiny can we hope lo achieve our goal, for today, more than ever be(ore, we must remain one Jeanelte Nadoff. (Jeneral Chairman Women's Division Federation Campaign, mi

• Nominees for Community Service Awards ^^^Vlfe >>'-"> r..,,„i,Mi r.....,^,^i ),,„„ i,,,,,, ..rganualions i.rganiialions wilhln fhe entries have >—" the Jewish commun • rvice Award* to be prcacntcd by the Ji uaha at the annual mcatlagSinday. Jan V. at the Jewish Community Center The awartia mmDelilion was ann<iunie<1 lair In 1779 .is an op portufllty by I' loiter crealivr

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STUDIES A plan through which highly qualified pedagogic profession 1 be employed on a shared 11 me basis The basic plan has I for the Jawiih community to bring Into Omaha two or more t and highly qualified professional teachers whoae time I be allocated to participating sdwois Approximately two sofeach teacher* time Uitevoted to the Jewish Day School

of Omaha while the remainder is spent m pedagogic duties at one or two o( Ihe synagogue schools The vvsirm Is designed to preserve Ihe academic and Ideotii. ' ndence of each participating school while allow Inn ,w on .1 pool n( expfrlise |l allows Jewish cdu* a lors willi exicc'ii lo be engaged by Ihe community a' i ' • • lienedl all interested e<l u< .•• ti.i' ' P"

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Bern M .^ynagogue HTH ANNIVERSARY ORATORIO "SONGS OF PRAISE" The concert. Ihe (" il prolession.i' - ' ' bining orchestra, sol choreogr J: performed In an Oniai.n -..,.,.R.iijiie was di Kulakofsky family in meiiKiry of the lale J M lakofsky II was an original >»•"'• • •••"t«>iied ". well known Jewish compoM 'id The program was unlqut .... , ihiv :in(l m lhi'hri',i(llh of participation by the musical ci' cerl were to honor the memorle^

I community and synagogue leaders for many years, to draw d entire community together for a rellglnu.s cultural programj and to raise funds (or Ihe synagogiic s cducalional scholarshi programs In all three facets the program was eminently successful It loslered Jewish culture by bringing original Jewish music lo t romniunlty II (oslered religion as Ihe llM-me (or Ihe oraloi was the Shavuat festival

Temple Israel CREATION OF "OUR GANG". AN ORGANIZATION FOR JEWISH SINGLE PERSONS •Our quests !

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radrratloa. the HUBMHAwird will be lo two men in thi mm' AJ JohoCattau Tht wtU bemadtby Padaratlaa PratdMi MntanAbrakMM Mr Jfltam. praaidMl o( la^arlal OtMaor Ad»«rtlili« la ~ htkaa flMB lollweaMtof S» by craatlBg. placmaltatrttn tor SovM Jwirry-

Mr JfltHHOfi. a wiMbir aT ttw Pmbjrterlaa ClMrcii of aw Craaa. tt curmlly prcal^ dml ol the Oaalu Ad PMarition. on Ihi beard of dlnelar* of Ite Oniaka SjnniilMay. N«bratka and lova Omdoor Ad^

aMdao Mr Jilwiia aad hia wtta. frm, arc Uw pamla of TMnty-iilita year old DMM CatiM. Ihe aoa of a LuthanM Cbarcb-Mlaaoah Sywid pMlor, la the graadHn of German LidlMram who came lo tho UiriM Malaa in thr iatr IM idaetUedlalbaColHMTMka MM Ha la toMOOfbto

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"HoMiai the auromar OlymptealoMoaceer la UM la UM tMiral aipdvalaBt of baMlag the Otyaaplca la Bartin In im We. UMralart, Hita yen to call ivea Ow laadan of the riftyone aaUoaa la the UN who ' wM naiw a madMry have dadarod their oppooltlon of dw Idaakof InHnaflMMl lo awrtaf lurMiliii la Algb^ eooperatloa aad yrrhMan aMaa lo orpaiM a 'IM anp" Froadom Oiynpin to be held In a iMtoria Praaidni Cart- la a free. democraUc natian " er. Mr Oardoa laid. "Wa lial The UCSJ. aa a rapriaiiifathai raaiiibn UM Oynviai Uve of d» Maraalloaal Mon•aaaawwIUaarvalhato- ItonngCommtttae lor the IMt laf tta Aaaarteaa poo- aynplca, wlU preeont the pie, aa waO aa OMao af Sovttt While Hooae with paUtioaa Jewt. wlMae (ate la of apodal IbyaMfethanftflythoacaacan lo na Major US reapie. urglai that (fee aieipapari havo airaady ro- ayBviei b parted Sawtal piaaa la hr«laUy hfw UM watid aa a qnM of bodi of

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religion page of Uw Omalu f^ttoT*"^'parttoo. "Or Caag" pra^MM alaa iaciadad Hw OMUvc approach to Oaag Shabbal. ipteUkaOf a aoadi^ Owg Shabbet to Uw boaHa of vartoiM Maaiban of "Our Oa^ toOawtog evairii« air AMD t A VI' Mfvicea 1lMloialpfafraailarUMorgBoitattoa.«MehwataM UnitodtoiaaabenafTMpletoraatbigwMebMtfaaUab^ta in the Jewtob cnmniaalfj laH wtltewi. tocMad a trartaty of tocial. adiiraflwil. raHgtwia i«d odtaral gMBwIaii plaiMed by

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

NKMOAT. JAMUART >1 Oeporiment ot Jwwith Education Board MUoting. JCC. 7;30p m B«fh El Board Meeting. 7:M p.m. Oidwr Aduitt, XC. 10:30a m

S The turvlvort were aWa to eqwoaa Uwir graUtnde la UM American people tor allawtag UMB to rebuild Uwinives and to partabelaUw 4 Tlw dinner I Iba community an opportunity to abow aenalUvtty and orilh Uw Bunrivor*. tlw larfe attoadtMe Mrvtag to rato in atutude Uiat all free paople wereaurvivortof tHolocautl I. The dinner I a bond between UM Uborato(%. UM iMturviturvi vortUwy II I olhan to UM eoaunuatty who UW Naxi threat by chance of gtograpby

TINSOAY. JANUARY 1) Federation Boord Meeting. JCC. 7:30 p.m. Old Timort. JCC. IO:Wo m. Comtiutker B'noi B'ritti. JCC. 7 p.m.

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llacconpiMHdflvcgaato I UM turvhfort ware abte to aprtaa gntitud* to Uw liber aton lor Uw part Uw Ubaralart played to Uwir penonai awival i The liberaton. rtpriaaalbn Uw American ideal, bore «H neea to Uw reality of occwaaoe of UM HalecauM to Uw ll^il of Ibe eurrani Utorary proiUtraOaa of daubto Ifcat It bad e«w h^

SUNOAT, JANUAIT M Survivort of the iioiocowtl. letii El, 7 p.m. ietti El HAen « Cub Breoiifaot, 10 a.m.

THURSDAY. JAPMJART 14 Beth El School Boord maeting. 7:30 p.m. OlderAduin"WoHi-in Oroptn . lath El. 10:30a.m

u aaaittedby Rabbit Skkiey H Broekt aadBmyLW UM laadarMdp baa darckped a malUag tiat of over M* JewMMi^adritohiOBuBaaadbB««ieaciMd«i«laSlaHia^, Uaenia. BaUoviM. Coundt Bhifft. Offutt Air Farce Baaa mi maay tmaU lawa and Nabratiu unrat The uniqutaa« of "Our GaiW'totobaiaiMdinitopfwviaiaaofatowrtokaBd eaiag loctal aavtraanaat la whicfe Mi^ aduiU can gaUwr. By brti«li«Jewtoiiah«ltadyitotoeaatadwlibllMByaafa«Maad Baalaffaadtoa nairliMaiiiaf hNiwgb^toUMJewtibcomMunlty "Our Gang" alto belpa to foalarJewitb and caltwalraiiItcfti^ if H^'twt of HilscflMl SUmVOWUBBUTOMDINNB UM Sacieiy of Survivort looit Uw dinoar held on April 7. HTf ralaad the caaadauaBaaa af UM wertd to Uw tact Utal Uw IW» wU lawabi a tragic laaibalaoa to Malary The dinner I a aaw way af daoUng wlUi aa oeaal UMI dtOaia Uw orgaa

BATIMOAT, JANUAST It "Our Cong" prooonn the movie. "How to Succeed in Butlneot Without Raoily Trying," Tainpie Itrowl. 7:30p.m.

WIOMISOAT. JANUARY U • nal B'riih Braadbraotort. Ranch Bowl, 12 noon iiodotMih Board Mewtinq 17 noon

Tfca Ualaa of CMncUa for tavtot Je«a to a aaUanal. parltoM Totuniiaf ortanluh

clergy Houae breakfaat wllti Pmi daol Caller la oonnactlaa wlU) ttMir Coafaraaoc on Reilglan and Baeriy In ilM IHDa The purpooe of the coator ence It to give reilglau* leaden an opportunity to dlacuaa the raieo InatltutloM MMUk) play In toivlag Uie enerty rrttit and to agree on )olnI action At a prcM conference later, Ralibl Bernard MamMbaum. eucutlvc vice preaideni of Uw Synagogue Cornell of Anterf ca, aad Rabbi David Sapar tiein. ctMlrman of the Interf alth ('oalltkm on Knerjo. Joined the parttclpalna In dlo aiparta of UM tnergy criato. tadiiding ooatenfatlon. Uie pUght of Uw poor and renewtl>ie lourcea of caergy

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•SELr-DUOOVERY THHOUOH AMERICAN JKWUH roue WRITING" An experimealal program of elecUve claaica for tlw com bined Mb and Ttti gradea haa been Inatllutcd on Sunday mom togt The baiic puipeae of UM daaa la to laatlUarlae aludaata wtUi tamplea of wrttlngi oa UM eurraai Amartcan Jewtob acaae and to cnabto Ibem to espreaa Uwnaelvea mare attkulaitly on Jrwitblbemaa. It to poaalbie Uut aonw of Uw ulUmate more braadly bated geato may be raacbad to a pbaae II of UiU ctaia In any event Uw atttdeoU have read aad have begun to wrlto Uwlr own thoughU on cerUIn Jewtob topict to UMir own Ularary Myle Thua Uw data camblnaa net only Jcwiibneei wiih literaliire but alao beglat Uw deveiopmaal of Uw ttudnU' o*i\ writing In preparing Uw curricular malerialt, toatnMor Mix Levy and Stanley J MttcMI, KducaMaa Director, created Uw coune. while Mr Levy compiled Mid edited Uw material Uicll The coune waa tuboUlted lor t mtol-frani to Uw Nabratiu Art* Goynpil wfnCR sppfWMl il

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ominees Named for Federation Board btnaftlMjMrM i( Omha. to to «aM lytn

Mn Baa It alM a of ttt DauflM County CUI *w Md Youth Advtaory JMI r7a(7 JOpm tattw Comnlttoc, the Elmwood CommunUy Crater. In- Ptrk. MofiMHial Parli Task Font CeamMae, and li pr» hknt efCttlMw'/Ution AiM^ •''rial kn. I homoowiMn (Toiv %« i« ihe dau^itcr o( Roae Bhimkin. and her huiband. Narman wrved on the JCT Board and Uir Building Com mittcr for the new Center

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rraooaaBatt Nomlnatad lor her rir«t tarn «n tto Ptdaratlon Board la Prancot Batt Although thit It her rinl poaltton. with (he Mr* Bail has active In leveral other r of B«*li El Syna.riwliapariSlitcrtMnd r She U alto paat prMhknt of Jr Hadai^ lah. a member of Hadaiaah. lod a pait board member of the National CounrU of JrwKh

WUIUm Cohen, a paat preai dmt of Beth lirael Syiiaao|pw. baa been nominated for a poal(km on tlie Knieratlon Board Previous to thli nomtnalkm, he paniclpatfd in the PedaratMMi'i Combinrd campal0i Cohen, prealdentReneral manacer of City Ulats. has ilM HPrved ai Irrasurer virr

I totd vtrtoua «a Uw Bath UraolBowd. He la alao a nemter ol B'nal B'rilh Monaky Lodat, ito Chamtter of Coininercc. and a kical iagliiatlyc affairt cammKlMforiiiiaUt He and hia wife neme have Iwo dilM«B. Stoii. 21. a junior al the Unlvrrelty of Mlnneaota, and Jonl. It. attendlim Horace Mann Jr HlghSetwol

TobjrEaiaB Seeking her first term on the Federalton Board la Tot>y Kagan, preaenlly a member of the Jewish Community Center and the Bureau for the Aging boards Hie wife of Ueorge Kagan. •he Is the chairman of the Bureau's Oldpr Adult Program, a past rhalrman of the Older AduJt Division of the Women'!)

PadaratloB Cam.Stowaaaintraclptanl tl ttie Vehartaw tt the Year Award e( Uia United Way VolMtaar Bureau Sto haa alao baan acUve la Hadaitah, Natknal OayncU of JawWi Women, and Beth El Slaierhood Mrs Kagan was the Beth El Synagogue's exrcutlve SH-relary lor 22 years and haa been atactad at an honorary llfp tlaaa aember of the board The Kagaaa have one son, Dr James Kagan, of Greeiey. Colo and (wo grand^i^ ten EtttorCanar Esther Canar a member of the Jewish Cummunily Center Hoard (or (he past three years has been nominated (or her (iml term on the board o( the federal ion She wa« oxhalrman of the Older Adult Activities and cochairman of the Kitchen Committee (or the JCC Mrs Canar. a past co-chaIr man o( a Women's Combined

Ptdtratloa Campaign DIvl titii, la a aaanber of Hadattah and the Nattaal CouncU of

eraUon campaign in the I's division She Is oftbeJCC'sAquat wwnmttlae. and haa served

a valuBiaar la the Dr Hona L<ov« program

.She and her husband. H Max. are members of Beth Kl Synagniiue They have two children. Michael and Kllen

Carol Paraow Carol f'aniovi a nominee for the Federation Board (or her first lerm S'' • 11 involved with the ,is a worker for Ih*- n'iincn t'omhlned Fed

St>F Is also a member of H| das.sah, the National Co o( Jewish Women. andORT The Alan Parsowt have t« <'hildren. Joshua, two. an (Janiel seven months Parvjws are members of Bet! Kl Synagoifup where Mr Parsnw wa.s Cradle Roll chair man She is the daughter Or and Mrs Milton Simons

Election 1980 Information for the Jewish Federation of Omaha and all of its Departments

Joint Annual Meeting Sunday, January 27,1980.7:30 p.m. JawJahCommunHyCantar - 333So 132nd St Nominaaa for Officara and Board Mambart of tha Jawish Fadarationa Praaantad by Nominating Committaa 1980.

Nominees for Officers 19B0 President: Joe Kirthenbaum Vice Presidents: Paul Cohen Allan Noodle, Miriam Simon Secretary: Steven Riekes Treasurer: Sanford Friedman Immediate Past President: Mary Fellman. Board of Directors— Terms Expiring 1983 Franca* Batt. Eathar Canar. Wil liam Cohan, Willis Epttain, Don Graanbarg. Toby Kagan. Robart Kully. Charia* A. Monaaaa. Jaanatta NadoH. Gail Vaitiar. Term Expiring 1982 Stavan Luatgartan. Sydnay Ottan. Term Expiring 1981

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Mayar Faidman, Paulina Guat. Goraid Hobarman. Carol Paraow. Mort Trachtanbarg. Board Members Continuing Joa Erman. Jama* Farbar, Judge Jerry GItnick. Manny Goldbarg. Howard Kaalow. Joa Kirahanbaum. Jarry Kohll. Ducky Mildar. Marvin Polikov. Hubart Hoaanblum. Morton Richarda. Sid Warthaim. Sam Zwaiback. Outgoing Board Membor* Tarma Expiring 19H> or by Raaignation. Mary Fallman. Sanford Friadman, Dan Qordman. Caryl Graanbarg, Mariana Hachtman, Dr. Irving Maroolla, Murray Nawman. Miriam Simon, Baatrica Sommar. 'Morton Trachtanbarg. Laon Wintroub, Eli Zalkln, Martin Wolf, Mickay Sturm. Loi* Friadman. Richard Millar, and PMI Schragar. • W«<wln«l«< tor I

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Jewish Communitv Center Praaidant: Jay Larnar; Vic* Pre*!dants: Marvin Polikov. Mort Tracii tanbarg, Patar Woog. New Board Members Bernja Alttuler, Clayton Block. William Cohen. Lois Finkel. Sam Fried. Randi Katelman. liana Klein. Freddie Novak. Norman Shaldon. Frad Simon.

Community Relations Committee Chairman: Bernard Raskin. New Board Membara: Jeri and Mickay Kaplan. Ruth Erman.

Bureau for the Aging Chairman: Eki Zaikjn, Naw Board Member*: Alvin Abramcon. Harold Cooparman. Paul Crounte. Helen Frank. Arthur Goldstein. Jarry Mildar. Morton Richarda.

Jewish Press CO-Chalrman: Marshall Kuahnar. Silvia Roffman; Sacratary: Ozzie Nogg: NeiM Board mambera: Amy Friadman. Jaan Ann Krupinsky. Abbi Lazaru*. Bob Pappanhaimer, Stanley Perlmatar.

Library Chairman; Jack Duitch, Naw Board Membara: Dorothy Kaplan. Or. J. Lawia Yagar.

Jewish Family Service Praaidant: Bruca Qutnik; Vice Praaidant: Evelyn Alparin; Traaturar: Mil** R*mar: Sacratary: Robyn Glick: Naw Board Mambara: Mo line Cssaman. Peggy Chaaan, Howard Epttain. Steve Nogg. Dotti* Roaanblum, Bruca Qutnik.

Jewish Education Chairman: Steven Riekea. No Board M«mbar* at this time.

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^^HBate in beii« able to attract a kwg list o( capabit ' people to head the Jewteh Federation of Omaha. At the upcoming annual meetltif on Jan. 27. Mrs. Morris (Mary) Fellman completes her term of office at presldeat—a truly remarkable term With amazing energy and devotloa, the has pur sued every aipect of Jewish life makinf contnbu tiOQS in education, communications, cultural arts, the aging, community relations. Israel-hterally advancing eveiy single area of activ ity Her accomplishments—In such a brief period of time-are too many to recount. Her dynamism, vitality, and ability have moved the Federation into high gear and have brought the needs of the community into sharp focus. As the first woman president In the 75-year-hl8tory of the Jewish Federation of Omaha. Mar>' FelInrian leaves this of fice as a legend In her own t ime A remarkable woman an extraordinary president a concerned Jew' On t)ehalf of the entire Jewish community, thank you Mary

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ill i!S»riic^l The Freedom to be Violent HAIFA KUm ccnMnhlp hu acatn bccotnr an UMK tB 1» bokawilan drctee. trmn Ihe entertainment world and aeruiarti nwl. wilk Itw nUng ol • MU la Uw KiiMw< caUiat hr aWttlM a< groupt wWch charge that cenaenhip to undamocrallc and cob d» niai CMHonklp BMRI TIM pnipoMd togMrtloii wwld la- tlHutti npftaitwi itf MilitlT frtukwa MMdpravMf'fartlirarrlndnralianiafallfUMa Suitable for Edueaton. police authorlUea and raligtout drtlat ea ihe ritavtag lor am wtol« lamit) Rcatrtrtwilaaflt Uandover, X other hand, believe that the tanawtlilp hat not boaa tevcre mad, kr adulu only •nd to t» Aowa only la lyacUl rinoM enough Mator (wnplaini la agalnH the tcrtefilng of lavagt vioTlw Uticr would pi«oiaMiily be bard oora paraogra^y lence which itlmulttot audiencF i«ac(lon and IrequenUy rttuHt CMOonhIp today It narctaed by a JSmwibef NiUonal Inluvenllevtoliceoulaidelheclneniat AiaborUlet have In rt< MMt Scraaa CouoctI !U coBipBOlMin It mpposod lo bo a cent auMllMiNl lanlr flaftr on vtdoot crlnaa oaiMBlMad o( ttw pUMic. bidudlai adacMan, a koattwife. young iaraaUa to direct Imltti Ion of scenee Ihey had teen on <>ungl»y waimurdemi girl itudeaU, aartaliiglttt, wrttcn. rdtgkMB penoMlinn and •rroenaniyhotnrarllrr IbyagangwhMlvadbet>fir> '>'h'-s hartjiM leetilna a maaa aei Jiibaa Juttinaa. a dMiaguMwd towntUM «lia lanwi at film In TPI AVW a I2'yrar old gwl wa» orgy. timilar to thai ihown In a recent i ;tT an Itrad cbainnan of Uw CouncU. maMaiaa OMI apartagly^ipUMl 0(Uic»rUms lor rtvtcw In in*. product taddenUlly o( cicMalve vio^ Recent riaairdi appran to confirtn that a film fare of patonly 17 were bannod, ol thate. 10 «• IcMc, aad 7 lor raaaont o( aai ilaoateandbrulaloulbur«Uenr<» -.-icial behavior un i the action on Uie Oppaaltion to cenoarriiip tor a«y ilamaly Imn the pan of an adultartnl audtoac' iilver icreea to laen at the "to" vtiing. itx- lurw pattern of living It up Hence larael't Centorthlp Board hat been more concerned with vWenoe UUM with tex Nudity at nidi u not regarded reaton tar cenaorthlp unleet praaenled lor tbvlout ti Aboumk hail been uurkinK for the Khomrlnl regime (or In Ihe lorm of pervertlon There wat one recent widely eight monltMi Thimiiu^h wrotr "Hedldnot advrrtlteMt rHartaad caa* lavalvini an artreaa who waa thown In an tUMMhip wtUi the Irantam and it grateful thai n It to lltUe full length backtkle nudr She lued U« producer on Ihe ground! lino>wn " thai Ibia wat contrtry to tn expllctt agr**tni-nt stv won IMT auH The former SouUi Dakota tenalor duct not need to reglttcr andauceeeded In having the tccneddei' .tasnatccnwiui ihe JuiUM Dapartmeni at a tordflg agial ttacc lawyar* •orMp, the dttjned viotaitan of her |' 'i breach of are cxaaipl.aad there It no way of deliiiBlidag ha* nuch he it tgreamcnt The publicity did not hurt die box olfu-r bHag paid lor hiaaefvtcea Howevar. while Abauriiit WM ttUI la TYM Boanl doet detarmlae age reatnrtiora lor ihtrauig of afflce. NMIcks * Ottir IIMM taiVHlB rtpatted ttat "ai- •one lUmt. but neither ticket iwlkri> nor ticket taken in the Umigii he retatet to tpacWy oiacUy who hhi diaau Witt be whaa atentopayanyhecdtothenatrtcUotn Even the he aalcrt Uie private practlot at law Maaili nay be already taco^fera caa eflta be teen it performancet of the baa • raalcr o( oU-rtah MidAe Baalmi WuMs Ifeil cmdnlpletmtof tn and viotaMe. I of half a MiUloe dtllara iMMRy .1 Aad at jMMntta erlne to tonal toefvtaat. aad an tpldtmic of vlfllaaet agatott Itadurt and ptyllt baa hrakaa aid to many irhoolt, the Mlvgcttet of-'aitlallc Ireadan" art Bwvkw I* have otntaffic all ban rwmid. t» Uwt. •Mbjact to »a pwpoaad ttwaa dataifl The Ptmagon rcoantly I to Soaulia. caUom, amytlik^gbea Oaun aad Kenya to liortiMrgMimiuBMit iiie^f that the Knetiel wUI approve IIII It extremely dtvMful cy UJS bMaa. Bol Ihe Orlando the UaHad Stalaa AouM atlabltok a bate U a OeoaodMr M adMartii die ready have a rock-aoUd ally to the whoae gavtranant and the tapport of UtMd. an aUy wfeaae mtlliary u ttog^y OM ta UM world, an ally whoaa tojriMlta to t timeof war are beyond queathML " A rtyttt pnparad by Iba Amarteaa Jewttli JaMOtotrtatttn "The aUy It Itraci," the Oriaado paper dacalred mtf Iba/ "Much bat been made of the coat' of M&. ai^pon lor l» real." the iHllMl Star eoacktlad. "but at UN (raaUc March lor Tliey lay Ihtre were once to.dno Jewi living to A^haaiitan frtaada to dw tocraatiiigly ehaallc rtgiM etaUMM. w« wotdd do wan 10 MtaaAar am to an OM ware larati hat IM^ agaiiHt Today there art but I lew families no more dun IM peopleOto Araba. It haa yet to toUdt Amerlcaa traopa to atatol ttt com- and Utotr •baraabouto to the currant iMuaUta an aAaom Moat of dw patpk Hvad to KabHl. aaow to Herat Md dton ar« bat afioita "That makaa larael UM beat kind of ally lo have," the paper rtporta el aaawalah< family to Battb 8amad1adto«rt»MofllMJewefAf»aalHa«tedtodaya tohold" of OM rbvl Tmpto aed ttau^ thai may be dMkuM to doc unenl there la aapto avldiace of later mlgratltiH talo Altfianiitan from Soutlitm Kuaatt and (ram Pento In thrlate itTTi IboNsaadi of Jews went tram Haral to IHr ua to avoid a punllha war tax — bat at lato at writ wat atUl potaMa to ceual • dMtoet Jwrtob etmaatolUiB la len, Mlow tag UM aaaaiBlaattw af Nadb'ah*. UN Jewa www driMo (rom ftt onmlryilde aad concontratad to Uie municipal eaalart lor

From Iran to Israel ^V By liaoaardJ Davit ^P NaarCailiUport The raeani btUday* aod the tunneU in Iraa and AltftaMatan have meaal MMt pra* oavorage o( Artb-Iiratll aflain But In Oila cate. no newt It good newt, bacaute K allovt time to review tiMe UttkaaUceditcna: CM eoniaaatator toOMl parallett between Ihe evenu In Iraa Md UM Arab-Itraeil eaoOtet Ito Bariia GMa't David FarrcO wnia dMi llie "pntncled Iranian critii" hat led to a "vattly Ifnwad c uiBgi thtiMloi by tht avarni Amartcaii o( what the IvaMi hare been op agatoil In thob'deaUi«i with dw FIX) and dM tarroriit oMntaltty mat It ao prcvalaat la the MIdeatt " Tktre It a "aew apgndattoB ariarM't ptacky efltfit la turvIve and protper on a laaof hatred that surroundt the wnall natton." rariB SMC HifWmmilk tM draat fraai the rcgloa't tanaaU *% the aoed ta-• rearwal o( our tMgaUMM to itaad tol MiybthMlirael

4f ffb« MMM W» Can Buy? Pnacc Abdullah, the number-three mia la dweeuatry or dM NadOMl Oaafd. raoMliy laid a Jordani of hit cnartry'i Mtrail to bajriag woateni new»^ We prefer a Uwutand thaat la tavatt tm twpha IMidi to an to banks to be erodtd by laflai use," M priBca taw "We «MM have liked la control all Inh^Mitol aan toadto to Ike wtrld. b« wfll the pnprttlart of •KaoMdla be ready la ten? Our Irtqotal adampti to dto pati A tttwn ti pwdiK tog tiiikli j hat lound aaether way e< gtitti« lit pttod aeroat. tVBBa Into to bMty katplng Aatarlctit battagt to •Wtoran. Ma tofH w^wataHate to Mw Ualtod atatoala tiy^ 10 raooeer M4 bttUta aBtgadly ataton by ttw Aak. ed-

The Jews of Afghanistan

fW Af^Mtotaw totit plaea In ifM, • ttaM of nhto. ai tvanliiBlly gtlag ea to PitaMlBC. 1lM artablMMid of Oto Man of laraal bnii^ 11 term to the iwn tf AltfUtoMaa and aa tataoae dHlie for "Ally I •, UtoHtfl the SBw«rwMi« rafaaad to aflaw OMai to leave Aa lato at IM, whan Ihe JawWi papdalkm wat aMkaatod aa batog batwaan 1JM to S.m, Jwat paid M toMal tax and had to report for military aarvica dmi^ dwy were not lUowod to bear irmi DeMic Ibc pnhibltigM on ImmlgrtUon the Jewa did Had Ibtir way 001 - family by family Moat came 10 lirial, tome to OMUattadftatoa A JDC npon received In IWI deacrlbet the tituation at that lime ta iollewi: "The Jewlih cotnmunlty la r^Udly thrlaktaig ttmigh theft U no oven threat In Kabul Ikere are S ion (ami Itaa and about Bin Herat One major aru of difficulty Uedu^ ratton When Ihe Jewtob you^atar rtacbat about el#dh r«lt be (requinlly recelvea pretaure (ram iludinto and taachan to brtog about converaion therefor* few (taWi Mtfi tchtol aad tttore arenonaIn Kabul Univentiy " The moat ncent JDC report! tell ol in Jewlih lamilita to Kabul and t total of no more tfeaii tot people Ihrtwi^oul UM oeuatry

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Omahans Attend Klutznick Installation J Wortd Jewu* Icadrr and kmm OoMhM. PMIIp M nutCRlek VM fworn In M SMnUry ol Camin«rc« on Jin 9

thellleottheflnlh<isidtt< Mr Klulznlrk lonk IIH- i>dlh ol offke on a Hj-t.-rfi* HiliiwhK-h had been ^ by the New Yiu. Ratihls It was held tj> hu> wile Kthel a member of the Kiekeii famil\ Mr who la thr oldeoi major de appciii

In I rrr*many in Ihr Kail I Carter praUM Mr MUIZIUCK M a di»^ thifuMMd md cspniMCMl pubtir Mrvani "Beneviv IcMc, unMinalineu, altnilun. MMC, U t an Inlcgral part o( hit lift. ianly bi bualiKM and com-

ngolntor "^^"'•v he nu- .-I ...n .,.• i<« ranging fron. )< ^:. to inleroattofial tiaUi The implemanlatlon ol the gram embargo U> Ruasla lalla within hia depart tneni A lormer Intemational pre*ideni ol K'nal B rilh. Mr Klutznick took a leave ol ut^ hit poaltlon as o( (he World Jewish Confreu when he accepted the Cabinet poat He also gave up his llmKed partnership In Salomon Brothers Investment firm, and he resigned as president of the Chicago Bulls baskettMdl team, ol which he Is part owner

ilM In hu dM'i victlonhai h* bf. .^ mpllfy UicM admirable rhar actcrMlct " He went on to rharactrrlzr Mr Klutxinck as a man who II JUU gnwlng In every mea Mucmnt of human life " In naiiann. Mr KluUnick pralMd pTHMent Carter, par Ucularly for hli handling of (he wrioui crliea In Iran and Af^unhrtan He pointed out Uiai the PrMidenl'i tint pri oilly haa remained the uvInK and aanctll) of human live*. with the lile of the laat bmUae In Iran being at Impcrtaat aa

Presldant Carter to the immMllalc left of PltUlp Klutnlck looks 00 as (J S Circuit Cowt of AppMla Judgi Ataar Hlkvs admlotolara tlM oa(h of offlot to Mr Klutinkft M Sacrataiy of Commena Aiao ptcturod art Mr Kiutaokk's dUMraa and UitiMr HodgM, who was ewoni In aa Deputy Sacntary of ConoMrce In addltkwi to the Umahans pictured. Rev Matthew Crelghton. president of CrelRhlon University, at tended the ceremony Mr

Klutznick It a graduate of the Crelghton University Law .Vhod and is a past member of the University's Hoard u( Trustees

U Our Gang Hosts First Movie Night "Our Gang," which hat just completed a beginning year full of activity. Is planning another "first" a community movie night fund ralier' On Jan K, al7»pm the adult tInglM gratip spontorrd by Temple Itrael hopes Ui wel

come many membeni ol the community to view "How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying ' and special cartoon features The Miivie Night, held^at Temple Itrarl. will alto include special ctm ceasiont/ and refreshments preparm by "Our Oang '

Young and old, married and single members of the com munlty may attend this first event of this kind sptmsored by "Our Gang " Tickets may be purchased at the door Sn rent.ii (or chil (IrMi t(ra()<* 6 and younger tl

for children grade 7 through 12. t2 50 for adults and $1 for Senior Citizens Proceeds will go to "Our Gang" to help defray ex penses in providing arlivltleit and fellowship for the Jewish single adults of Omaha and lh«- siirnHindmg arnas

GathMTMl behind Mr Klutznick at his deafc In the Comnserce De^ partmaitf are many Umahans and former Omahana who allended his iwaarlng In oanoiony They are Suianne Somberg. his wile Ethd Nuliolck, Zo* Rlekas, Ann Fink, Dorothy RIekes. Art Riaiiaa, Haian Beber. Daniel Sack), Margo RIekes, Daniel Soofaerg. DttMt Somberg. Carl RIekes, Henry Riekas, Steven RIakai, Nancy Rlekea Sack) and Barney Fink Not pictured la Suunna Rlekai who alno attandMl

Sunday Supper | For Newcomers The Newcomers Committee of the Jewish F'ederalion of Omaha will conduct a Sunday Supper. Jan 27 at 5 .'Ki p m at the Jewish Community Center This event, originally scheduled for Jan 20. Is conducted to welcome new membert of the Jewish Community <>l

Omaha The change in sche ule enables IhoHe attending I remain for the Kederalion'l 7«th annual meeting Reservations must be mad by Jan 21 by contacting ('i rad Knllc^ at X')4-«20U Ducky Milder, commitle chairman, al Wl y.m

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,TION SdMol aad Talmud Taraii stii^ dmu arUI be riidqr, Jan S. ai Oe Family EvaoMg Sar vtce TiwaliidMUwiUpnaaM a au anUOad "W« Lcani Hebrew " RalM Raad. prtodpal. wlU wupeMm Iha prapain •ttk Ihf Mlaariag laarlwri Mra. Howard Walner. Un David GaedBia. Mr« MUtnn Parker. Un Jack Diamond. Mlaa Uiady WMner, and Can tar Lao PHtman TUB-aOCVAT SAUtarTVB Traaawa ka plaidad ki laky TakMad Tank 'ank aiaai» •llMiflfTii ofTu ttbtnk. A eartMcito li «- a«k ifw OMI h TtMa ean ba purla iMBor aad/ar k KMryefalmiadoaa, aetaakM The coat of • lin

UTAH ZA YIN HAVDAUH nOAL Cwdor Mtaaan wtU lead paraato mi atadnk of KHah Zajrta at ikt aMittly Havda lak Sadal aa Jan 19.7 p m. al OH kaott af Dr and Mn BradayBaroun KTTAHZAYDI PAttNTirrUDY GROUP Ulab Zayla Par«U Study Graiv «*• "Mat <'•" ti- • p.B.. In cbaaraom D at Beth

Kadlmak mtaibara aldM NCSY-8Y0 Mid WMar CMdavc In Daa Matnca. Iowa (kvlag 9m «aakmd of Oac 77II Tmmtf H#

bi J«rMi Watary Thara will ha a lafcbndi CMIbyl Ham

ractiaN af RatM lUiid. Haw aid Wax. aad Mkidy Wa praatdaal. attaadid Ow bUHdrad mty aad advlaart tram Sadc 8Y0 MW-Waat R» pMTtldpMladkiilnrday oaadava wMti a kdl pnaran t4 Tarak aludy. cuMural and aocial actlvillet, ShaMtat maak. ooniaaU aad riUlt The Ckadave'i ilwmf was "Tbr Cycia o( Jcwtih U(« ' RabOi la Iha caMiavc Many era bald and Kidl mail retctrad lour awardt BIMe - Maurtc« Karpmin Scrafiboak - FkirMlf Kupfer Paalar iBamiar) — narrttt K^iir and KaiWmWaa; Sont - Mbidy Wetner aad Kadi avarda ware preal tka Candave'i ba» g* alliHliI h* RaMM and W* laaac TtaMff aad Mr Hn Riekard Welaer tOmik la Okay" Iha cfeaarof the entire AeewdiiM to RabM Hand orfar "A baMlIM nonant mm mm atan Ihaooadav* taak reee^Uon af HaaUd Touaerkaal. an Iraelaa atadwd aaegaber al Kadlmah and Beth I» rael SynafPiur. who partklpalad In all aagBMMa ol the oondave Ha waa Mflad up M a dialr aad daac wllb ibnliMmnBiaH ior paaca, tor Iraa'a retura of prayara tar Iraalaa Jewry " l> Maraalad ta Kadtaiah Voutli Group caU Mkidy Wdner SSt Ot7

Sabbath CandMlghfIng rrMny, JanMnry U. laM p.in. r IS, till p^iii.

B«n«dicfion for Kindling Sobboth lighti: Borutth Atoh Adonoy tkMnu MaMtli HooltMn, Aihdr KidMhonu Bdmitzvotov Vatiivanv Lahodik N*rSh«l$ha(>bot. aUmtti art Thou. 0 Lord, OtK God, King of Ik* Univdrsa. Who tonctlfi*! ui by Hit CofTwnondfMntt qnd hot cocnmondod ui to kindit tha Sobboth light*)

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OMAHA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

The Cenvanlaa Oaia will naM at W a.m. Jan ». wlUi

RabM Barry LWamnflto. PRACTICAL PARBrrwa Iha aacoadki Practical Jawta lad by RabM Braaki wlU be baMJaamallA-llJtam The laptc (or Jan It will be Deatb" Wby' Whaf How'* The laal two will cover Otvsrcc. Matdalkii I Mamaie" and -lUnew llatury-GoadandEvil" ' Sanfloa wla ba offarad

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BOOBRIPORT OOMnBT AWARDS Sludenk aha cotcrad the Maa'a CMb apinigrid Boah Rapart OMtam wtt ba prarlam and/ar twtlflcaim af pmUdpailon al Iba Erev Sbabbal aanriea an Jan S StadaoU tadudr Carol MarRailn. Molkaa Marpaih, JndUk Coldkrand. Shayaa Rlcfcmoad. Ranee MKchatt. Dana Wayne. Lynn Veitaer andTim Vertiar MEN'S CLUB Men'i aub wtU iponaor Breakfast with the Rabbi on Jan SO The program bagtaa at ( am wMh

Ste«« KaHak of the Ualveralty af hkbnafca SdMol of Uw will apeak en "CantnUing Crime - Profe» Mr KaUA'a appearance la Voaaarad by Ow Nebraaka Fanan on Human Vahaa.

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Sarvleaa ww« hatd Pab t kr Lewk §Maky. M, of Chaymaw.Wyn Sorrtvan: arlla. Aana and cMMraa, Oarrid bi laraal Gall or Knoxviile. Tana Aaron and Toby o( Cheyanna Two ra«icMldrae Mather,

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Normaa M . Oairtd S. H. Oouba MarliyBHarirlu.D« aMar. SorA DaMky ar. Edward Bradkay. bnlfc of Omaha; nine jranrtf hilrti an.

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Mn Irma HaaenlMd of Omaha aimouncna Iha ongUiniinf of her imtftlm. AnIU Val. to Steven CoUnr, aon of Mr and Mn DavM CoUer of Cranlord. New J«raey Anita la ataa the daughter of Stanley Roaenfleld of Omaha A Marcb weddtai U betnn planoad In Td Aviv, larad. after which liie couple wUI live laB'netRrak, larael

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The Iranian Lesson

Russian Roulette |tM HwilHU l> a iim ptv-mliidMl tfuBl HI which • pHiM uwaUy rMpondtag lo • dart. iMdi • ttaite cylinder of I revolver. q>lM the cyluidrr. piacM UM mutzle agAlnil hii gwBtflnpitaMtflm Therou tatia ataaMBl CMOCi from the ISfliblUic ••>»( K> baUon try to gucM the •ad/er UM number of the ttoUiUeballwiU

lOfMt NMdtaM to uy. the oddi In UM gufWtiif )len are better ttMD thoa* (uaually one In tix low fatally I In Roulette There Is a ^ ly that Ihe RuMJan In that phraie may come from the (act that thif kind ol HNMI wM popular la csarut armlet - 11. ladaod. tbia M a fact Mart llkaljf. aince the phraae NcnM of Bwdi more recent artfln. thti element ran t>e •raced to Ihf prefumed (ala Imm ittrlboted to Ruaalans Oenerilly

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KuHlan Roulette They look a lamMe with their live* and came to another country It rouldn't t>e taiy to leave the only life one knowt totally be htnd you even il thai life ^m not of Ideal conditions Upaad that all counthea don't ^Htod the right of all mlnorl ^^EThe future of the Jewish PUple as a whole Is at stake wtten wr realize that Jews must rmiRrsle to another land U> have conjplele reHglous fr»e«Jom Why Ihouijh. do

moat of tbaae Ruaalans chooae lo come to America rather than their true homeland U rael* Or do thete Rus Jews really have any sf lln "Islam other tndn tonyie? Is their Itr Jr, Illy of deep cun (•«M I

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i-.in.ifcly, musi I • I Uu>sepenpl<' admii whonevt'i t\.ni luuih desire lo become involved with thesr RuHlao emigrants as they came lo Omaha I remember seeing pkiurea of them In the paper, and there were of course the general pleas for tumlturr. clothes, friendship, transportslton. and volunteer help ol all kinds I didn't rea^ pond I was busy in my own little world Who has time to welcome a group of people from a far away land who have nothing in common with me but the fact that we're both Jewish* Besides, the barrier of speech presents more trouble than It would be worth AI least, that» what I thought then Now, I must admit. 1 am totally Intrigued by these mys teruusJews I nowwanttoget lo know them I think that the days ol begging (or " volunteer friends' lor these people are gone The same (e» will con stantly be involved, and some of the old volunteers will chooae to drop out Bui (e» new ones will probably appear on the "Russian Front " Th«" best thing we can da. I feel. \r, preteni these people the way they would like tn he known

JCC Wins Award The Jewish rommunil) Center has been judged one of the winners in the Jewish WH fare Board Biennial Commu nlcalkNis Awards CompHi

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In sort of a RuMlan ilorybooK Many leaaons can be learned Leaking at Iheae people as from the Iranian crisis In par evrrydav people may per llcular. II is hoped that we .xage in their have learned how acutely rte ijly because pendent the I .S is on (oreign iMdi iPfiainperson Ua lot like oil and how vulnerable we arc you and would be • nice per to the economic and poliliial son with whom to spend some blackmail that can result (rom time In Russia the most im this dependency The ban on portant aspect of life focuses the imporiation of Iranian oil on one's type of work But is unrtiHjljtHK one i>l the mohi many Ruaalans haven't been admirable and positive ac able to carry on in America lions that President Carter with the type ol skill for which has taken they were so aptly trained The significance of this What do they dr> to occupy mamr slei) goes beyond the their time'' ni foreign currency Are there any Russian til.' '. sustain It dem houaewlves focusing in on dra onslrales uiietjuivacally that matic soap operas'* Have any the I < S will not submit to of the teenagers visited a blackmail that the li S will disco'' What kind of esperl not be humiliated, and (Inally ences have they had In our that the I' S can and will mo local grocery stores'" I)o they biliie lU people to act together (or the sake o( the nat km enjoy our synagogues here in Omaha'' What do they want as Having stated that. I must • re ' "•-ir new way of hastily -" "•-' •' would be life I' do they rx most (or the pet 11... ildren growing AmerK "' <^ fuup ui Amenca'' What methodt ture*, inlry do they use lo escape the trou If Pre^ I not bles of everyday life'' How do move beyond ttie ban on the Ihey cope with dally living'' imporiation ol Iranian oil In So much could !>•• explorpd the wake of the Iranian crisis, about these peijple Th«-y must the f S IS ready and presently have fascinating stones to tell willing to rally behind its pres o( what It takes in their "get ident Although a comprehen ling to know America ' What sive agenda for energy ronser are the •roulelle odds" lor vatlon has been debated for true happiness in Omaha'' many years, never before There will be an attempt here have both Americans and Cxm to share together in their ex gress been willing to act m pluralion »( a new life 'The concert as they are today Ru.sslan^ are coming, the Hu.s Mandatory nil conservation sians are coming Indeed must remain the number one Ihey have arrived '•From Rus measure that will substantial sla with liove " I-et's give ly reduce our oil imports In addition, without further them a chance' delay, (he imporiation of Ij byian oil must be hailed im mediately Since Mouamar Kadafy came lo power in .|i \1 iZI.VSi At Libya, his regime has consiscoi . • I's Ministry of tently denounced t' S policies Comiiiuim alums, there are now appmximately 2U«.0OOctl i:ens waiting (or the installa tlon ol a lelephone .Most o( them will have to wait a lung I wish (o oaprest my op limrtxiaus*' Israel's rapacity praclotion to oil my d»ar to install ww telephones is triands lor the colls. limited to about M.IIOO instni cords, gifts and othar ment.s annually •xpressiont of thought-

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Work Starts JKRI SAI.KM. (JTAi Work liegan under the protec- ; lion o( Israeli armv guards, to | expand the .1' • 'iieht o( Kiryat An ron The work, thai "i niiiiuiiig additional housing, continued unrt • • ' li'spite a protest i|. II hy a group o( Ai„.,, . ,. iig ownership of the land known as Harsma | Hill Although Ihe hill was de-l dared Slate land, the Arab vil-l lagers claimed Ihey had pnxitl that nearly I5U acres of thatj area were their own Thedeman.t ration was led by Het)ron I Mayor Fahed Kawasme. who later appealed lo Defense Mm ister Kzer Weuman lo slop the project

Old Timers'Review I By David KaU On Jan 8 Did Man Winter poked an icy linger in our di reel ion and served us with a spit n( snow, a wisp o( wind and a capsule of cold His mood was mil malevolent Iho and his touch was lender B> withholding his potential knixkout punch, he enabled over MW Old Timer's lo attend our inaugural meeting ol the ans and il was an auspicious beginning o( the season, the year and the decade The Kariy Bird dIscuMlon was hosted by Meyer Katiman and his subject was Is rael and its internal pniblems with respect lo Ihe Halacha and lU rigid attitude toward the Conservative and the Re^ (<irm religious sects of the Jewish (aith It was a pro^ (oumi and controversial mal ter' permanent nor pr . .in in the (ore se<'ai'ic luiure Lun(h (ollowed, with the Cams doing the opening "hrochas " After the usual bul not ordinary meal with its superb attendants tx)th belore and after our president welcomed two w* members. Abe Kp^ stein and l)r Maurice Sachs Jake Adler then explained the purpose o( the gold "miUva box Meyer (Jreen mentioned that

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South Street Temple Coniire^ gallon The TIfereUi Israel Slalar bead wlH calar aShtbbat dhv ncr. taUevhig atrvloat al < p m Jan II Bdly Poliky. 3im 0'Rell«y Or wUI be taking resL-rvaUaaa-ThefeetoWtor aad eso for children The Young at Heart Group (YAHI. Kick-off IMOIuncheoa will be held Jan a. II 30 am allheKnollt Guest speaker will be Ho^ naid 1. Grteaa, vtca-mtaaBer of the Trust and InvettatoBt DtpartaMal of the .National Bank of Coouaercc He will dItcuiB eoonomlc. social and pailUcal trends ittrclln« in dM Ito' There will be a abort imerttog.follawadbp CKLDHUnOM Mr and Mrs AJ Jacoby oby oS raa^ ^ agid Chartoa Street willI ceiebrato Iheir Ml weddbHi aani veraary on Jan » They are the parents of Jay Boulder Co Sharl Gunlson. Co and Rabta and UMI of Omaha They have lived to Omaha hirJSyean Mr Jaaobytothe to the raglanal sales 'ofBtauflerChemlral Co and baa been with the com pany (or 27 years

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TiM BurMU lor the Afad •>•• (hwlnped within the Jewtah >MM-aU0B !• April, im Tlx Bureau is romprlied o( tJie long • Md (KiJlly of thr Ur fhlllp Sher Jewuili OM AfMl. awl the Ohtor AthaU Programi withlo Uw •Ity C«tar and lynagBauM. Tte Inltai o( tbU •( pn^wM and HTVloM uadar Uw BuTMu li lo tti aglai WNMB Ika JwrMi CMMMaiitty. provkUiv ef • MdaMdial aenrtoaa aad pragrana im. The Dr Oiar Home haa *«yeflaiiead a ngrmMag (ram the State o( hMmafca. Davartinaal o( Puhlo ««Mar« rertpimU wttMn Iha orfanitaUon Thlt la aa a raaidt of a pattorn of ciH-badu In MeraUy alato tadad pragrana and icrvlcM Oil behalf o( the nalr ragraaaton ariect* ap|>roxlinalety S0% o(

The dlmactlc achievement of the Department of Jewiah I':d ucationUi im has been the Imptemaptetlon of a plaa to provide the conununily with profmakmal Jewiah educator* with thr hl^MSl poasible quallflcationa la this Mtdaavor. Omaha i three ma)or aynagaguM leach rapreaantlng a diflerent branch of Judaism i have rombined rv^ wurcea with Ihe Jewiah Day School of Omaha and thr Jewish Pederatlon to racnilt profwahmal educators to teach ui the Dsy Schaal and la aeteclMl aynagague programs. The Day School aoroUraMt hm grown by slmoat a third and their servlcaa in the various eongregations have met with atrtmg support If the program eoothiuH to be successful, the concept of s communal teacher may provide communitie* where ide^ ological differcncea preclude a community school with well qualified full time Jewish educators In the area of teacher training, two major worfcshopa wtn conducted in the Omaha area by nationally known profession als In February, separate programs on Jewish music and art were led by a Judith H and Michael Kanen. respetilvely Mris Karren, President of the National Guild ul Temple MusK-iank conducted seminars defining Jewish music and its use in con veying Jewiah cultumn the claaaroom Mr Kanen. a national ly know Jewiah arliat and icholar of Jewish art. discussed Uw application of Jewish ceremonial art In the Jewiah whool and also gave a public lecture at UNO on Jewnh Artists In the Mod emWorid" Under the auapicen of the Ad Hoc rommltlee on l-eaming Olsabllltlea. a new commltlre chaired t)y Or James 1 Wax. a major worfcahop which addressed the problem of learning dis aMed cfiUdren In Jewiah education was conducted by Or Joel S Roaendtein Locally, two programs u( iniereit to the general as well as the pedagogic community were admlniatered by the Department First, the annual "Seminar o( Holocaast .Survivor* " now held annually at I'NO provided learhrni and students as well as members o( the public with (IrsI hand acrounti o( the most trag ic chapter In Jew ish history The seminar attracted several hundred persons and this year Included an American veteran who had helped to liberate the omcentrallon campc In a dl(fer«*nt vein, an In tervlce training program (or profes skmals assoriatcd with the Jewish Federation of Omaha was Inaugurated by the OepartmenI Conducted by Dr Jonathan Roaenbaum. the Department'i Director, for a total of ten weeks In the spring and fall, this program has loilght lo provide partic ipants with aca<lemir and professional knowledge concerning Jewish practice With a formal syllabus, major texta. and as•l0Md readings, the program has enjoyed the consistanl sup^ port of local professional* In addition to program* sponsored within thr Omaha area, the Department continued Its support of qualified teacher* who wish to attend national conferences on Jewish education Thi.H year, five teachers rrpresenting all three >ynagogue>> and the Day .School attended the Conference on Alternatives in Jewish Kducatlon at Kutger University Thht conference brought together leading acholars and pedagogues (rom North America and oveneai In addition lo participating in vanom exhibits, modules, workshops, and seminars. Omaha teachers also pre sented lome of their own Innovations to this important national convention The Israel Pilgrimage Program has continued lo attract high school students After attending a special Hebrew High .School course aimed at acquainting participants with the historical site*, culture, and people ol Israel, seven students toured the country a* part of the Ramah Communily Seminar In addition to seeing the Jewish .State lnd<-pth. the St-minar provided the op portunlty lo meet Israelis p«'rsonally l.«rture<i and rrading.s during Ihe trip supplied added knowledge while young particl pants enJoyiHl tl>e opportunity to meet Jewish youth (rom all parts u( tile United States and Israel The David K Beber Scholarship (''und has become a progressively more vital source •>( liuins and grant* to Ihe Jewish youth of Omaha RstaMlaheri genermis support of the l.lv Ingstoo Foundation an<i red by the Department, the Beber Fund granted an expanded numtxr of university loans to student* who are studying both secular and Jewish subjects Further, the Bel>er Fund Committee made a number of out right grants to students who partlcipatrd in Jewliih camping programs •'• rni trip* to Israel Throughout ils com plexdelltH'i ildMTCommittee((insistfnllv acted with

attlieDr SherHome It of the iitrraaah^ madical and health needi of our ^^ popuUthm and the Aortage of man power within the ^^1 oommunlty. The Dr Sher Home hat. durti« thia past Mr, luMl lo raly on nurae aUfflng tbrauik MNrcm ether than H tradKlanal labor martwl This haa raauNad m an esUaordi try ooal lo the Home and. in turn, to ihr Jcwtih Federation to laalllMBaadiafoHrlang-term carr c-ummunity TIMOMM-AiMt Pragranu are nrrmtly bel^ oflerad wHhln la JwrtahCammimllyCoBtar. Both a gyn^pigiiiaad Temple raal. Durtng If7«, the Older Adult Pror»n waa eipaiMled to jchida a manthly Beth Israd Synagogue for • pre-aaMMrtfc meal Id IradKiiBal program Thli is proving to be another opport» lylaraUiradMlU to gather for social, nutritional andedura Durhig 191%. aaaMaaee waa raadered to the Lincoln Jrwiaii •pnMy la deveiaping a moaihly aider adult program Var

^^•iff members, under the Bureau (or Ihr ARMI. asatated the I^Kderthlp of the Uncoln commiinity in oulllning. drdnlnfi

the program As a result o( thi*. iJnroln haa a bnralvlng approximately M seniors thai la autonomoua Dm the Older Adult Program within Ihr Omaha Jewish rom unity Thr Lincoln community may continup In maiir arrange Kenla with the Bureau lor the Aged as needs artir In 1979. coolact was made with the Council Bluffs Jewish MttliMBMy lor aialslance to older members of that community attaadlng Ihe Paaaover Seder* In Omaha, and (or other f(roup BdMlvldiMl programs and services We iooli forward to a conpoaltftt raUtloMtalpa with Uncoln and Council Bluffs on HuHofthstroMsradNKs With the wiival of a Director of Social Senricea. the Bureau t aipaadad Ms rala with the acquialthM of a peer counaeler, 0 la a mMihar of DM OMar AduH ClMt>.4o serriM people who ra wMbIa iha gMwrat community la addMlan. we have tabulatod a roalor of ISOO Indlvlduala « who reside within the Omaha Jewish community Of IMO Individuals, approximately 500 participate. In one nn or another, in servlcei and progrsnu funded under the Bu •i. Tha Bureau currently service* X% of thr older adull Jrw eommiaiity and we look forward to a continuing growth pat m In this area during IWO ApproilmatHy 25% of the JewUth Iderly (all within thr general guidellnet for low Income famlliet ad during IMD we will continue lo addreaa thia group through a Irtely of agency contacts The Bureau for the Aged is funded through thr Jewlih Federtlon of Omaha. United Way. and the Department ol Public Wei (Title XIX Program) Aaweenterlhe ISiO'ii, weenvliiian a enod of gradual growth in programx and funding lor the rider Efforts will continue to be made in arranging for aervtces iom other community agencies to support our Jewish older hill community The Bureau for the Aged offers a aound found for this growth, and the continued espramlon of the Jewish mniunlly's iateraat on bahall of Its elderly population Aa federal and state pngramn affecting the elderly roniinur be reviewed, the B«reau will he prewmt in aaaiia and formu (e In peliclea and programs which will affirmatively serve the maha Jewtab eammunily The ctlrnl is the end product of a Mime of living, of feelings, and other emotional needs which Innot be Ignored and the clleni ihould not be isolated or live in Vacuum no matter how Irchnlcally goodirrvicefi may t>e During the isao'i. we will continue to develop and work lo•rd a climate ol warmth and acceptance of clients within Ihe ireau, with reaped for the rights, feelings and necda of that in trkhMl. Devalaping this Bureau Is an eiacting and comples enivor which Involvea reiatlonahlpa with rlienti. lamllie*, vol^ a, govenimenlBl and puhlic authorities Beard of Director* and our staff, )ain In endeavoring lo Iha Mf i aa exciting and fruitful time (or our clients and e JewWi community of Omaha in general BanLatA.Dtractor

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In our goal o( promoting umierstanding among people o( di: lerent races, creeds and religions we pnxluce and pnini'ile m terlalsanil .ilrinlormalionalxmlri rial and • all Omahans atmut ti JewLshciiiniiMirini i.i ..in.iii.i ». I,K .njy produccd three TV pro-^ grams Tlw" (irst two dealt with the history o( iwr community, the third dealt w ith the workings o( the Federation Yom Kippur and Hanukkah were other programs that presented with the cooperation o( WOWT The Record Black Kxperlence In America, a resourse piece produced b] ADL. the National Council on .Social Studies and Ihe NAACP, was distributed to the local M-h<iol districts thmugh a coope alive venture with the local Black leaders Thnnigh our e((ort: the I'm Missouri Valley History Conlerence agreed, (or the drat' time, to present a small group discussion on the Holocaust

In our e((ort to (urther religious understanding, we are conti' nually establishing relations with Christian institutions to help them create programs that retlect sensitivity to and concern lor the Jewlsh4'hrislianencounter This year «<• In Uxd 1 imrilinat a model seder at St Kntx-rt's Rellaminc Cath' irlh Church's adull education classes and iimi: speakers about Israel (or their junior hii To help the general community in n Jewish concern, we have arranged visits oi I ana and prominent American Jews with city and ^ dia thbuted ADL memo/date hooks that explain the religious hol| days lo school and cily officials. d(ipeared on civil rights (0 rums, and h<'lped lo i>stablish promote and publicize the Socity of Survivors of the lloimraust organization and ils dinner (or thel Liberators o( Ihe Concentration Camps ithe (irst such event in the country I

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MOMOGRAMS

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CondieM BBC Is very proud af Ihair inwiliinlilp t(at» At Uw preaaot time. Nabraa tics. Tbey havs kirfaassd ka Kosher MeaU. Inc It su ttwtr mcfidMrwdp by 10 mant' pervlsed by the Vaad Hakash ben in the paal Iwo ytan Any alk Ji^a rut Shaken » Vi-ai» ainth ilinM#i Ulh padr (lii kMraMad ki bavkig km. mak big friends, and leaming lh«* (irtfitnir.ittfin\ rMii>n mt^ about her Judaism lhrtlU||^ lr» 'Ital Mr (JraeU said OMta^H that i BRG is rnrouraged to rail the ttx ! i>m rommiltee would be I.. I • at the Jp»lih llw V of (0 inveMigate the allegatlani I I'enter, or lalfc to Sut ihe and report back to the fuU an> H iiai B nth Girl lor lu JC( laal HMNilh committee lure inlormallon This year, BBG la Involved hi a progrwn called VamThe program It de lo leach (he girls in BBC aboM Issues that concern them aa awmcii Seminars on rape preTtaUan, and tenallly have already baan held Poasi bUllles (or upcoming temlnar* Include Uie Equal RighU Aaiendnirnt. sei rolei wewan in Jewlah law, career cfcolcet and many otlwrs The next rsglaiMl BBG prop-am la a nnvie ni^ The mm Is "Uas My rather Tni ! Ma" ki open lo Uw puhli' hr price ofniotor tl M for rhildren The movie will be stiowii at S p m Saturday. Jan M. In the Jewlah Community Crnlrr (heater The movie night is a ftaid raiser for fomlielt BB«; BrueaOwMcfe. and lor the International Ser vtea,prMalia vicePund Chalrpeople and dales have Ha baaa daeaaa lor the amwal JOC a raetpttan tar the Beau ddiire The BBG chap^ H attaadsd SaUy Appal ten are already working hard lion chairman on their acti for stage night held In (he sprtn(

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IVIemo from Mollie BvBertljewls Things are a i ' ilu recent holidays i 'ii< »n during tlieie January days Kor you amblttous ones who want lo stay In shape. IIM' SIrrtrh and Kveich Class with Churk Arnold will cofitmue In meet nn Mondays from II m in noon II really isnl strenuiMi!., and'. rioiorlwo Tl iir's working on a ne« telephone ti al il you rerrive mail from us or If you I n changed, or if you ana new member, pltav' K'V" ' " • jn be sure tier in lormallon la rorr«<l (ir •*>•• •iiter, aak (or ber at Uie front deak .Siie'll apf>rr< lair yuui nci|j Annette Peltman artd Kanny Brown say they could use more volcM for the dwral group Ttiey plan to entertain In the future (o If you love to sing, here's your chance lo gel into YIddiih .Sho» BU' Have you met Selh l^vy'' He'i> the man to see when a pruth lem has you al ttM> "far drey mir mshi mmi' kim siagr Aside from the fact thai he % trained l>' riei tie's a nice person, so introduce yourself <i: ; And finally don't let the wealher keep yiiii in the houM- Run die up and rememlier if you vk.int lo t;n in Beth Kl on TTiunday and you need a ride, call Mni Also, don'l forget the Happy Cabs Uiat are al Br.i ^roads on Mondays for you After all. you've been thruuKh Ms of cold Januarys before this IS Just another one'

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We Offer A Delicious Sunday Champagne Brunch • Assorted Chilled Juices • Fresh Fruit Basket • Dollar Size Potato Pancakes

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Every Sunday From 9:30-1:30 For Reservation* Call397 7030, Extensions

• Fluffy Scrafnbled Eggs • Potatoes Lyonaise • Biscuits & Gravy

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SUNDAY. JAN 27TH. IW NO GAMES I Omaha JCC hoaU Sloui CHy JCC Whaalirthallgameai (Nympptc Baakelt>all League (.Seventh ii Kightli Grade) SUNDAY. JAN arm. IW S Mp m - FirelMld-AinertcaVI NoddMDtiilipmiiCo S:IOpm -GnndraolhereSUIletvi VanaRaeMy Paranu Day < All parmla. niaUv«and (ricMliare Invited to watch the ganMB and aupport the teama I SUNDAY. JAN ITTH.IW NO OLYMPIC GAMES - 9MMM hotU Stow CHy JCC in all atar baikXhall gamia

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