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Film Party Planned For College Campaign Tb* Jcwiah FadrraUoa Col rab 10 at Uw JCr to OaaUae fcw their upcotiitaa cam . The three chairmen of RobM Kotnlrk and JUI Lual M (be pnv la dt>the vartoua ofiUgM
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College Campaign should ron tact the chairmen Kolnkk al SKMTa. Uppett at S5I 3111, or UuatgartenatSXMIll Conrad Koller hi the staff person wwlUag with the Campaign He -omk be centaclad al the Jewiib Federation SSMMb
WASHINGTON - US Commerce Secretary Philip M Klut/nlrk railed Intema llonal trade "the intrrrhantie that makes for peaceful rela tlonshtps" between the nations of the world Addressing the ii—isl winter meetinx of the B'aal B'rtth Intemattonal Hoard of Cover ndm here, Klutznlck admitted that. In terms of detente, the trade embargo by the United States against the Soviet Union was "a step backward" and contrary to President Car ter's nature But t»e detenrted the action as nen-^ the Kremlin on not lavaatan of AfgflaniBian WHS unacteplaMc
"If you have to make a decl slontopt' • • Its t)eller In ,iu tionlheni.i, ,,„ .....,,,.. klessness." herald The Commerce Secretary alao added that despite other actions, the ITnited Nations was important to (he United .States and cited the vote ag ainst the .Soviet Union for the invasion, poinlinf; out that it was the first lime a key world power was sn denounced by that body Klutznlck said that every one wants to Ret on with detente, with a restoration of relaiionithipii Companng the relalMnahlpa between natioas arltb those t»etween husband
Rabbi Cites Sense of Belonging Education, to Halt Cult Growth
MEW YORK A noted •hbl who hai made an Intrn !«• Uudy of rettgloui cuiu Md tbe l«« JWB Career De•hiiiaent inaUtule for Jewiah lUltary ebapialna, an annual mtabig contaranee lor VetarBi AdaUnMratbM Jawtah
chaplains, thai "the emotive, experiential side of being Jewish" muBt be emphasized and strengthened If the trend of Jewish young people to )o<n these cults Is to be curtted, lUMil A James Rudln. Assistant National Director of
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TeniilK Sl*r Arthur Ashr will be Ih** fpiitiired ^u*-<i III thf 16th ail I hiir ity Si> ih .11 6 30 p til III I r^iiiv r drh HaiImom Also on the Kuesl IliM w cordlfin lo JWIrry B Prrlniiter, will be Tom Ostxirnr Sandy Buda ind Tom Apkc Mr Perimeter also an wiuncad that aetectkin of the matrofialMaii high school ath leie of Uie year will take plare In three weeks The winner alao will be hon»r<Ni ai lh<Stan
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to Uie chairmen. t nUn party win hlgbUgM the tetMOm tH ibe CtUtm CamTlw laadin ie»lewad the of the Campalyi. cMnmuntty. and •var tbctr role bi Iba Tb* *9 • Rariibi the UJA AeM raplive lor collete camIn the midwect He ar the ihowlnc of fUm Let It be' which told lealory of UJA In Israel The leaden aiao rtlariMwiil a wafk Ibay wlil ba dab« to •w* (be aoeeaaa af Iba Cam-
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The David E Beber Scholarabtp Committee has ex tended the deadline for receipt of scholanhip appflcatlOM In Catagortss I * Ilia Fab 29 Undsr Caiafory I, loans •f up la 0,MB at a mhilmal Ikrae per cent per year In tereat rale are available to local Jewish youth (o help I them attend the coilege or { unlversKy of tksir choice CaTafsry II provMsa aqulv•laal loana to persons studylag br dte rabbinate the ' riBlarsU, Ihe leaching of Jawlsb studies or languaflc, a* well as careers In Jewish sodal or communal
aervtoe ^ Further InTormstlon and applications for loans covered by thaae calagMles can be obtained from the Department of Jewish Education. n4«00 ext M. as can appllcatkins for Catefortas III A IV I Ctsgnr^r III makes svsUabic granU of up la MM to IJawWi youth lor vMUag or atwijrtaig la Isnal an approvad prograMS. CaiagDry IV wrnmpissas adMlarriripa ier jWHlh acUvlUes birtuilbn sunuaar camps, InsWfuIss or BwiysntkMipflimradbyJawliiiirsimoiisornattoBaler tanlMilMi and Mr ON JOC Sumnar Day Canp.
InterrellRlous Affairs of the American Jewish (Committee. tfKkt al the annual Institute, held at Ihe Prince Oorge Hotel, In New York "No Jewish family is Immune to the challenge of the culU." KabbI Rudln ex plained, tuslng his conclusksns on research that he and his wile Marcia had conducted for a book they have co-au thored, titled "Prison or Par adise? The New Religious CulU." which Is to be pulv llshed bl AprU by William Col Itaw Publishers of Cleveland and New York He continued "Our research shows that young Jews from a wide varllety of Jewish backgrotoids, ranging from graduates of day schools snd Yeshlvaa to thoae wlio have had no Jewish education, have Joined such groups aa the Ur.iflcatkNi Cburcb. Scientology. Hare Krishna. Jaws for Jesus. Chll drsa af God, U» Divine Ught Mlsshm. The Way Intcmatlontl. and the Church of Armaggedon/Love Family "Our ftaidbici taMttcato tban thai evsa ntenslve Jewiah educatlaa by llsell may be InsufOciaal to nut this It must be eaaaMned with a sense of beioaglag to a caring communKy. The smotlva, smsilattlial side af bata« Jewish Bsadi to be emphasiied bi
life The sense of all Jews car Ing about another's welfare must become more than rtietorlc • Ttie primary target of the cults, he went on. is "the ideal isllc. Insecure 18-to-2S-year old, usually coming from a middie-clasa or upper-middle class background, the child of materially successful paren Is " Nearly hall of today's cult members have attended college, he reported Rabbi Rudln pointed out "an unusually high percentage of Jews" were In the cults, the figures far In excess of the 2 8 per cent that Jews represent In the national populatkm He gave as examples: Unification Church. 12 per cent Jewish. Hare Krishna. » per cent Jewiah; Divine Light Mission. more than 2S per rent Jewish "Some optimists thought that the cult phenomenon would end after the brutal Jonestown murders In 1971," he sdded "But It did not, snd today ttie major culls are stronger than ever " RabM Rudbi set out a four point program lor the Jewish community In aproaching Ihe cult phenomenon: I. More "God Talk " and em phasia on spiritual values In Jewisli life, especially In schools and synaMigues I. Intcaslflsd couraes of bi-
structlon at>out the cults In Jewish schools } Providing a legal and safe means for cull members to leave the group without physi ral or psychological harm 4 Kehabiliiation programs for former cult members, similar to the pmgrams of such groups as Alcoholics Anony mous "Jewish memt>ershlp In the qilts Is a continuing hemorrhage, draining away some of our best and brightest, (hough often misguided, young Jews." Rabbi Kudin cautioned Rabbi Rudln documented the anil Semitic teachings In the works of the Rev .Sun Myung Moon, in a report Is sued by the American Jewish Committee in 1976
Plan Proposed to German Teachers BONN iJTAi A detailed list of recommendations on how to deal with the Nazi period in West (;erman schools has been prepared by the Central Organtiatkon of Jews In West Germsny and the trade union representing educstors snd scientific workers The documents were presented to Peter Glotz. s member of the West Bertbi Senate and min Ister to charts of the educatkMi system bi the city.
and wife, he said. "Every in a while, one of the partners must say. No, (his is as far as you ran go' " He said that Jews, as well as other minorities, nrvertienefl from wars Bui "the (ragi <i( Jewish life Is thai we are ways on the top of the agendi even if indirectly, in worl events," he said Commenting that he is "dl lUusloned " t)y neu. •• the Diaspora. Klui r| Jews to have respi mutual differences Now is the lime to reawaken any dll ference over the Diaspori Isaue. he said, adding that believed "the Diaspora will be around a long time" Klutznlck told the Board of (Jovernors that he chose B'nal B'rith over other Jewish organizations many years ago because "I wanted to be a member of an organlzatl that was militant for the Je ish people, not for a cause B'nal B'rith was militant in keeping a sense of harmony among those who differ This, he explained, is "tl basic principle and coiK-epI B'nal B'rith and without ^ there Is no role" for the orgaiv tzatlon The Commerce Secretary, who IS also one of two 5*'nal B'rith members In Ihe Carter Cabinel i the other is Trans portation Secretary Neil Goldschmldti. railed for a "rebirth of a new mission" for B'nal B rilh "Let us quit worrying about lUt some of the things we're not. lOt^ going to solve anyway and let] us start to lead In the area the great (hings that Jewlsl|{ life needs." he declared
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WOWT Airs Purim Program Queen Esther, a televi sion program about Purim will be aired Saturday. Feb 16 at 2 pm on WOWT. Channel 8 The program, produced by (he Jewish Federation <>( New York, is sponsored by the Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Federation of Omaha Purim occurs on March 2 this year This program Is the sixth In s series of monthly programs on WOWT
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Party Dtociplin« JERUSALEM UTAi A controversial amendment lo (he abortion law pasted l(« first reading In the Knesset by s five-vote margin, giving the Aflada Israel factions a subtlaatlal victory and therel>y saving Premier Menarhem Bagta'a roalltlon govemmeni Hie voto waa W-U with nine (oalltlon MKs, mainly of (he Uberal Party, who had opHsdafaat to a W44 tto tate whtp N wat lb« tHboHlMd to (he Enaaatt laal laanlh. at>aervad party dtodpUae fkto (Ime TItpy did so after Begin declared the vote lo tie one of ooafldance to bto gD^eiumant. Tht Afluda had Ihwalwitil to withdraw Ha tour MKa from (he coalition oatoai the reBtrlcllvr amendraant was adopted That would have left Be^ with (oo slim a nujorlty In (he Kneseet to povem for
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Boris Sharansky, Farewefl IsdMd 111. by •tUcki. Iwi ly In a MOMOV trailey dw way la a Mftbday party ier Ma a-y«ar4id ol CoBactanot aon. laloiy ^Uiatoiy gained worldwide . but' his lather's wai known only In who read a pa I' the New Yort ^ Slaidaat Struggle tor wvin •rry and Long Maud ComItee tar 8ov.«i ii.^ r> YH falher Is i Uw and their i.d de a more liltinn memori Kbom IDM and railed I. waa the lecond old rbrolhert TheeldesI Id bi 1»4 lor ZIon acUvlUaa, but auh"-""-"' i v nagadloiBakei Inowltvctquteii. Another brother, an eniti r. mil llvet In Riga, and I younflcst paaaed away aev Bl yaan ago In Ruaala VVhan the Nailt bur« wu> t Savlct Unian, Boiit vol llaarad to aerve at the froat JoiNiiallal and acreanwrlter wmM. he became a mUllary ^^MMidenl and a Parly ^^PID a heavy mortar unit. govemmenl awarda d racognlllon I>eniot>llized ItM. he rrtumed to Don li and hia eronumuil wile I and to hm profexsion Phey didn'l have rhildmi lor ira." Anatoly't wile Avital alts, "and when Ihey had It was I real blesParents and children malned close, and Hnns re-
tired la ivn. the same year as iriawUe Anatoly'i affacttaa lor his lathar poured out Irom the rwanrid lattan which man aflld to reack the lamily Irom the notorlouB OilsUpol Prison "Your letters to me are as vivid and Inflenloua at your retelling movlea." Anatoly wrote "Do you rememljer. papa, how you picked up brother Ixmya and I Irom km dergartan ahead ol time, took ua to the movtaa and retold their contenta ai »<"">» u. •AH. ,I tail asleep qui<' Papa, lell ailae<, We'd shake you ami >huut. Papa, don't wander Keep on will) the story! i long lor you. Papa" Three weeks later: "Pa you're really smart' Vou described your wedding day 50 years ago As always, you demonstrated your highly tkilllul approach, and not a tingle word was cenaored Your SO years' work In the press haa helped you " tjni)ek nownst to Anatoly. his parents ipcnl their golden aruilver sary In a hunger strike lor their son Anatoly kiddingly chlded hi.s parentK lor lorgettinfi the proper dale ol Rush Hash<t nah ' Kvldently. Papa, you haven't studied well enough the Jewish calendar sent you by Avital It seems. Papa, there was little use teaching you In the cheder Ol course. 70 years have passed, and you've lorgotten " On Nov 7, 1*79. Boris cele brated his 75th birthday "Papa " Anatoly wrote.
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Kiigl'* I' <"' iiii. ii«, Ihe Russians are inlroduced III that! cvei ir pool a mother s home awayl from' III'concerned TlM-n there is even al nee<l loi i>^ luila lor llie rw ruits In order lo attract Ihe needed! young volunlMTs who would have Ihe rapport ne<-essar\ for thel young Russian families there Is a need for babysitters to lakel charge of llw children of the volunlwr recruits The jobs are] endless Robyn says "I admire the Russian people for giving up Iheir j way of life and striking out It goes back to the pioneer days] when we had Ihe exciting spirit of exploring I have a lot ol re-| sp«'<l (or lh<'Si' people ' Her main concern is lor lh<' Russians to learn lo speak Kn-I glish well This would h«'lp break down those barriers lo friends j and jot) oppiirtunltM-s Robyn sets goals for her mission espe-1 cially one lhal would enable the Russians to have a close identification with .ludaism "TIH' families need Jewish education They need .wmeone lo talk to " They ne«-<l friends and neighbors 1
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youth groups are Important to the sucof a J«wMi Ufcatylc in tte MidaUie and cairy out pragramt on only local, but alao regional and national scope. Their parents and advisors give them a lot of latude. and this is haalthy bocause this freedom ives them an opportunity to develop leadership lod organizational abUlties. However, there is an important consideration hat the children must not forgK while they are ful UUng the roles of their respective chartere. They are Jewish youth groups Thus, wtwn an important event takes place at t synagogue, memtwrs should not tie playing t>as[etballattheJCC Thus, when their rabbi advises them on the way to observe Shabbat during a conclave, should not be shopping and playing pinl>all ID
Just because tlie youth are doing such a good lb, Is no reason for their parents to relinquish all MpoiMlbUlty and let the youngsters go their own ay Parents must participate with their children •rants must take the time to fhid out what their wofrtars are doing. Parents must advise, and if Kcasary, say NO.
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Letters to the Editor
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TaUtoEdMar: "Lately, aomr o( ut hive had to lace Uw loaely rrlea of the aavtri<*V**<tltoJ«wlaa<3tauaHaltyOoaMr ll'aawbawaoto af a baaaUM pi aw, brt^ Bghia, aMay oomi Ihm can be ItoOdacauM. We don't have U> worry tmcK. iMskrtball courti, weight
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For B yean teraei's place to Uui llat roae oteadlly, and today we are la atxth placa, witb aur loUi lax ptach coaailtuUag 41% of dH ONP. Oaty Iha ScaadhMvlaB eauaiflaa ataad abaad of ua widi 4S%. Bui parcHl^a alalMlcs dMi ahraya roOael Iha Ml rirtari Tho lalaryrTap iralt hi Iha traadhiailai (MSSIIM k almaat Iwtoa that hi iaraoi. aad ao Iha cMan fhidi H aMiar to bear Iha tax burdon Whan the traaawy oconomlata oomparad laraal wMh alhar eauolrtoa to which the aaiary level It iDora coanparaUe to oun. Ihay iBuad that wa aatabUah a new world raoord. and aceupy lint place A warloMn aandng abam H.MS a yaar to Japan payi about a% at Ma w^pM to taeaaM ar tadlract lax eanhhtod A tlmllar worfeaiaB to lUdy paya a a« bu. In Otaal Brttato, ir% - and to laraal a whapph« 40% I Tte thaary la thai wlih a ralattvaly tow hMaoM tax Iha laraeU wtt be oncoarMid to oara, but dtoeouraaed freo ^oiidl^. It ilniply haan'l wwtad out that way The perledto torrniio la •alartoa/w^aa. dtal^Md to ha4> keep up with the tocroaii to ON coal of tJvh«, are tavartoMy toUowed by hu«t coMHDMr demand tor aoylMag aad evarythtag avallaUe to die markat la to drive prtem ovan UtfMT, and Iha Goal af Uvii^ r n. II there ware aavtogt praframa •naranlaed to 1 a madaal taeome theae could aop 19 Ihe avallabte 1 ovary lann of tavtng or tevoota I ttal lUn* toveetod ihrtali to capital value. Ir Mvaef the hil wilt paid aamswiMiw dtore aMBi be a way of baaOng the same: to earn woB, to aava OMMh. aad to ipead INtto. Saundi easy, but nobady baa y«l baaa abto to pta dawn Uw lormula to Iaraoi Thafi the aext ehaltaaai laclag Iha eaualry't Mtolaby af I
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The Written Word . . . By Morris Mallne If your dMt^wi art cU wiwi^ to rc«d. you inl0M itollHirattMttMi. ttjr racMtly to lalk wtUi Uw MVWIUI grade I at MlUord JuBlar W^ School My iiAtect. nMitflnt, I wa« asrt of ituaMd, bocauw my npwilin tot» At I talked and M« yaww. tunod headi and oIlHr iiCM , two thou#*a occunMI to mc: 1 wiaUnt wani to ba a t—char and IMaai ara aurt differ leonparad to the tine I went to jialor hl0i manj «aam hapfiy to and my lalk and raapaod to quaat ralovaal to Ike columa. Kow did Oral Job on a nawqwper, and how do kidi gM to y«Hr Pun Page? that It wai eitremHy dllftcult to land a newipa• Job In my day What I went hnkJnc, there were only two I could go to In my community There wai a dally newttnd a Sunday paper There were no apenlngi on either order la get a )ot> ai a copy boy, (office boy i I literally tlie adttiir by oncrtng to work lor nothing, by ollerUia neon, aod by offering to do anything that any n't want lo do
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Thougtits By MareolyBJIU Marti I am Silting down lo write sometiiing for the Jewtati Pnws, but I am slumped about what to write 1 am finding; ing at the wall over my desk Not knowing what to tt i laj like wanting to swim outdoors, but it M only 2S degrees. II is all like wanting to read Hebrew fast like the Rabbi does at servlcee, but I can't yet Ills frustrating' It would t>e ]ust my luck to write about how well Israel did in the last Olympics, and have them do poorly next lime I would write atXMJl Nebraska losing a bowl game, but then they would probattly win Iheir next game Let's sec. I have my .Sunday School homework finished I had lo whle all the Jewish prayers I knew Oh yes. I have to do a hook report now I wonder how many tMxAs were sold at my Temple during Jewish Book Month I also wonder how many synagogues will be sold next year because Jewish people are moving oul of the older areas where Ihe synagogues are located Thoughts thoughts I should put a picture on wall thai I am staring al I wonder what I should do fi credit In .Sunday School next week Where do bugs go in ter to keep warm'' Maybe I should keep Ihem warm and safe In my house That's an Idea Hey. mom' Oh well, never mind Id 1 wonder how many books are checked oul from the Jewish Oom^H munity Ithrary each year If I write about Just orw of those things. I would never be a to find enough material to fill up two typewritten pages So. now, I will put all of my thoughts into one
' finally hired me I then procee<led to work my way Itarder than anyone elie bad ever done When the pnoMlad mo lo cub rapartar lii month* later, he reibat notedy iiad ever dofie ai good a )ob a» copy boy dMt'a bow I got Parted As I said before condltlora aod you ehilAoa are living In a different era fVt example, any Jewish child residing In our clrculstkin can work for the Jewish Press Any child who walki tiw door and offers to work ii hired la bow the Fun Page was started in the Jewish Preaa last We had a group of kldi who wanted to get Involved irtth the paper, and we put them to work Their aaalgnments covered writing, interviewing, photogra tiy. and art work They even were paid modest amounts for the rork that was usaMc The Pun Psge was called "You Asked for . and at one time as many as IS youngsters were working on Om ' I
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Marti, a talented youngster from Lincoln who one of these days will be a super profeaakmal In lh«- field of journalism A few weeks ago, llyear-old Lynn Veltzer walked into our of flee with her mother I started to talk with Lynn and explored the possibility of her working for the paper She said she liked to draw, so I suggested a cartoon Idea and •he followed through You're looking at her work right now So, the doors are open lo all We are ready to continue pub llshing a Fun Page, but we need funners lo do it If you are Inter ested, stop In si the Jewish Press office the next lime you're ai the JCC We'll talk about It
JKRU.SALKMiJTAr The Cabinet agreed to expand existing settlements on the West Bank and (iaza Strip and to e& tabllsh new ones, but only on .State^wned lands It left the details lo a special ministerial committee to be named It
also accepted Defense Minister Ezer Welzman's proposal of a new site lor Klon ^lun Moreh. the Gush Kmunim set^ tlemenl that the Suprei Court has ordered remov( ved^^ from seized Arab lands
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Speakers Discuss Aging The Jewish KederalUHi of >mshs Bureau for the Aging rill prsaant "A Speakers Ru II on Aging ~ Things Thai ire Good for You As You trow Older '• jnggpeakrrs Bureau will be ^^•(tedby the i;nlvrniit> of HBHia at Omaha GeronloIgy Center and will be open lo c public Und* Anderson, instructor Conununlly Health. UNO ehool of Health. Phyilcsl Kd :atlon and Rccreatkm. will icuat "Physiological Aspect r Agtng". at Beth Kl SynaICue. Feb a at 1245-2 p m Luncheon can be obtained rtl-3t Persons Interealed In Itending the lecture and/or rdertng lunch should contact lottle Delman at S344aw here Peb » For more miormallon reirdlng the Speakers Bureau. Ill Seth D Levy at the Or hlllp Sher Home. 4S2 7230
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Mr aod Mn Sdwyn Rot Iman announce Ihe engaei mwil of iheir daagfilar. Nancy Diane, to Robart A Smith, aon of Mr and Mn
Krivosha ToSp«ak Nornuu Krlvoaha. Chief Juatiee of Ihe Nabraaka Sli^ preme COart. will apeak Feb 17 at Bath El Synaeofue ai part of the Men'* Club Breaklaat with the Rafabl terte* Mominc minyan la at a a m loUawwl by breakfaat around tM am Tba ctwnmunlty It Invllad.
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Theodore Smith of St Loula. Mo MlH Roffman la a graduate of the IJnlvenUty of Teia* al AuaUn wbar* ah* waa a membar a( Alpha Epalkm Pbl aorartty She Is now laacbing eiptnentary (chool In Dalla* Mr. Smtlh. alao a graduate a< llM Ualwraity of Texas, i* an acooontant lor tbe Roy«^^ Roy. Packing Company iiy la 9^M Loida The CQupAc At plaantaig JH !lh El Syn*-' Svna>^H June weddtAg al B«(h
PERSONALS To avarvona wt»o ramambarad ma with cords, latlar* and conmbutiont on tha occasion of my sacond Bor MItzvah. I soy Todoh Robohl RABM AUX KATZ. Thonl< you lo all of our friands for ihair many •xprassions of Ihoughllulnwtt during our son JR s rocani illnass Your support was o graot comfort to us. JUOII AND JIRRT tIblOfR. SAM SMIM thanks all his ralotivas ond fnands f9r tha cords. Ilowars. contributions ond donations during hit racant hospilolizotion «WS. DAVI BIRNSTIIN (BBSS) thonks har mony daor fnands orwf Robbi Nodoff for thair gat wall wishas ond prayers. THar>l( you lo mv foi lly and fnands for tfia flo' ars. contributions, cords or>d good wishws during my hospilolitotion. JOTCf tWHin.
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Grand Prize Winners Named in Jewish Book Month Contest Priaca of books were preatoitd U> the grandpilw winMfs of the anmiaJ book report cwilaat on last Stnday at an awards ceremony and renv^ tMKI
The contest was sponsored by Omaha's three synagofues. the day Khool and the Jewish PMeratkm Library as part of the celebration of Jew Ish Book Month which ended Dec M. I«7S the Oral prtv vlnncri <^)>0m aaS Uw day Ml MCh by Ihr Mtowlng Judtea Tmnptr Isrsct Um BraakatcM. Br(h Iwarl iniyllti Brmm. B«lh Kl Arinir Rirhnun Thry irp Gradr 2 Alan KrlofrM B«Ji i«rarl. Crsdr 1 Carol Mamollt BctliEI. Uradr 4 Randt Kp •letn - Temple liraal. tiradr S
MdlMa Maraolia - Bed) Kl. Urade ( Skayna Rifhinond Bad) El. Uradp 7 (iwcn Hbrt man BrOi IsraH. Gradr I Toba Catwa Brih lirarl The pmes werr awarded by Kli nor Whttmaffi. Library ('ommllter vlce^iialrman Alao rimgiliad Mn Whiunan were Iht Mlowtng dm pni# winnm dioaen by thpir •ynacocur (iradt 2 .SlrvmWil llama Trmplr Itracl Jake Huar - BcUi lararl. Uradr 3 Miriirllr Jaeaer Jrwuh Day Srhool (iradr 4 Htnrr Mllrhrll Bnh Kl l>oua Ball*^. Suzy Llnlfman hrlh Urarl l^radc 5 StWanir Watnalato Tempit Ivari. Kar noKader Brti) lirarl. Gradr • - Suaan TuckMTfl»mpi« larael. Grade? Dana Waynr - HrthKI Other nml«sl partlctpanU wffr Jnruli I>ay Srhoul Art RMin lt«1f<ih«ii BMh Kl TiDi VeHier.. I.ynn VrlUer. JudiUi CMdkrand
Hrth lirarl Bradley (iuaa Jon Bertrr Adam BeaunBrr. Stuart Ubrnnan. Miriiael Tompa SIrven Smith Wendy Kaliman. Jaaon rranklui Julie Wa>. Amy KaU man Klleen Kader Patricia Kr Ikti Tempt* liracl Stacy'IM'anon. Jerniller L<evltan. Gary l^ueti ctiuetz Jon Novah. Oavid .Splz man Polly Veltier. Uu Krle<1 Pam Bmkry. Kaye UlooHod Robyn K.pateln. Marli Krman Teddy Krilman Kenn Klnkel Teddy Krledland Cheryl (iartier Ja> Kenyan Malt Klrahenbaum Alliaon KoMI. Timmy Kully Mani LuHtcttuni Miki Penner Jaaon Peretman. Joey Plait Jodi Slutky Wendy Sheldon. Daniel .simnn Mark Spliman, Amy Toyi l^ura VKitonca Amy WeinKtem .Slelani Zlen. Amy Zonb. Lma Wein.slein. Tlffanl Sherman and Andrew Cohen
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The caucui lor baau dawra waa baW Jan M Thef:diar< Mar aj date* are Howard Feldman, BannatI Gtoiaburg and Mart! Haoorary Baau la Mlfca Luatflarden Ttie NerTamid ranilktataa" are OavM RoakMky, Tim Shracer and Mike Zoot>. Honorary BaMla8oatl8aidki.TlMM.Z Yoahana candidates are Jetl EpMaki. DaahrM GUIaaky. and Bob Werthetm. Honorary Beau Is Mike llai aiaii. Oangratidrttons to all' BBG praaented a movie "Llea My Father Told Me' at the JCC wkldi was well received BBG Weekend was held Peb I. » and 10 Friday night M Z Yoabaaa had a cuitural on ramrouniraiion Saturday nluhl Edtar kaM a itoddh^ party Sunday altafnoooNer-Tamld held a OHaantty aanrtca. All Ike gMa madk cotorlna books lor the hoapHala Tlwwhoto weekend was a treoiandoustuccooal
Itobert Bstt has been ap pointed to the JewMt Family Service Board by Dr Bruce Gutnlk. -prettdrnt Mr Ball •iccaada Barl Stefel. who has realpHd lor paraoaal raaaoos AddHtonai appokMmanU announced were- Mrs Robyn Ollrk as resetttemcnt rbajr man. Mrs Nancy NodiSe ai> rhaimuui of Family Life Kdu
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Deaths CLETASOREEN CMaa Moran Green. «. K«b I Survlvon are her Id. Meyer Green, and I JulU Mackay. Omaha •d Marguerite Palmer.
JEHKAOOLDnVIN Jeaaica Shawn Goidaleln. I(k aofOh-old daughter o( Dr and In Raymond Goidrtcln. died II Service! were roniKted Peb 12 at Beth El lemetery In addltkm to her parenta. c la aurvlved by alat«r. Heat•r. gram^Mrenta. Mr and In Harold Gotditeln of New 'ork. Betty Kledilnakl. of Loa Jamoa. N M , and WUllam 3edzlnakl. of Carlabad. CA Memorials auggeslad to Mh El Synagogue or Chit rcn'sHoapHal
(rtenda of Pioneer Woaaan are urfBd to attend Ptanaer Woowo la ywi wlU jota thein (or a antartalnlng and an|«yable evaotag Marck la at Iha JCC A daU-dtanar wUI ba aerved followed by i dellghtfui. ««illuwwn film "Kor Pete'a Sake" atarrtnn Barl>ra .Strtaaaod and Molly Picon The nMnlaa ralaed at Ihia (uacUon §o to aivport iiiyliaania and daycare cenlan In laraei. To make It eaavanlaiit lor everyone, you have a etiolce of attending )uit the dell^lnner. )uat the rUm. or both The dell dinner will be at t p m and covert will be M per peraon. the admlaalon price for the film, which will be ahown at I p m li (2 per penon, or you can tMiy a packaRP deal lor both, lor t& 7J For more Infor matlon pleaae pttone Mn Walter i Helena i TIchauer.
m^Tao A board meeting will be held on F«b It at I p m at the home of Mn Htrman (Helen i Manhelmer. coiirealdenl. ISO Weatem Avemw Plane will be flnaliied (or the Annual Spiritual Adoption Dinner icheduled (or April 13 at the JCX' B'NAIB'RITH WOMEN B'nal R'rfth Women will m«M Thursday. Keb 21 at 7 30 p m al the Jewish Community Center Kappie Weber will ^leak on "Kverythlnji You've Always Wanted to Know atxNil Women's Rights but were afraid to Ask ' M0l«iaCYL0fX3C Fxhvard Jaksha will speak on the "Rote of Property Taxes hi Ptnaitctng Government". Fob 30 at I p m (ol lowing a meeting of Henry Monsky txidge. B'nal B'hUi In the JCC
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Mra. Judy Karel Ruck, tor mar UneolnMc made Ihr oreWBtaHnn and d»'he oew Safer Toral. '-r hood of Temple Shaluni, In Mkkfletawn. Rhode Island Ste la p««aident of that slater
The SoMlh Street Temple SMcrtaod held lU brown-bag lundMOO 00 Peb • A dlaruaakm of offlcen for the itMn Ing year was held. The honoree of the February "Above and Beyond" recognltloa la Ira Schrellwr. president of the Soulfa Street Temple Congregatkia
Hn H Kramer. Albany. N Y . and Mr and Mn Sol Richman, of Raleigh, N C Ooeg Shabbat boats for the month of January at the South Street Temple were f>r and Mr« Frank Ullnian. Mr and Un Hirhard Porraa. Dr and Mn John Braeman. and Mr and Mn Harvey Singer The South .Street Temple Morning Adult Breakfaat waa held Feb 10 at the Harvester Restaurant .Speaker for the program was Rabbi Sidney Brooks of Temple Israrl. Omaha, wtm apoke on "Jud aism and the At>ortian lasue ''
He Is a graduate of the IJni venlty of Nebraska In Lincoln and currently employed at a salesman for the iUdbr Neon Sign Company
The Hadaaaati Medical Sup^ plies Deaaert Luncheon will be held Tuesday. Feb IMh. 12 3(1 p m In the Tliereth Israel .Social hall The followinfi at tended the Regional Mid win ler Board Meetinu held in Kansas City Mmes Presi deni, Judy Csrmel, .Selma Bematlen. and Cece Hill An armouncement will be made (or the new sJate of ufficen Chairmen o( the event are Mn Shirley Grant and Faye L/nger After a short bualnesa , cards. Mah Jongg and Bingo will (oilow
Mn Dorothy Kushner has recently returned (rom a winter vacation visiting (amily In San Diego, Loa AngHes and Denver
Visiting their and Mra Gene their daughten, New York City, Reno, Nv
For the I& yean Ira haa been a memiier of the South Street Temple, he haa aerved on (he Board of Truateea, been principal of the rellgloua school, and has been chair man of the Building (.'ommlttae HelsacdvrmB'nai Hrlth. the Lincoln South .Sertoma Cl\t>, and Is a paat member of tiie Uocoin Jaycees
Dr Jack and Carol Richman announce the birth of a daughter. Erica Lynn, Iwm Jan IS They also have a daughter, Alice Grandparents are Mr and
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mrd Avnaue. by Jamas Fnuhaod New York Jove/HBJ Bank, tin t77p The stery of a ttagto-mtodad taMBlgraal eoupto who began Ihe dream of a ipcat store at Ihe bagtaiotog of Ihe ca»-^^ ceth, tury and make II into a legend and a landmark The JawMi (lota Book, by Dan Carilnaky Garden City ibMlB York DduMaday and Col. 1979 123 p A hm quiz book about who's Jeartah aad what's Jewish. Jearish slogan and Jewuli WU*^ boscrs. Jewtoh i|ualaa aad Jewish Jokaa. Israail gtograpby. etc •|teHaaattcallia|w»nWia:CBalaHigamfyPiaahBIWtoaflUIi0aaa Afflnaattoa, by Peter I. Berger Cardsn City. New York Anchor Praaa. IfT* 1|D p Tlie author provides an anaiy>u a( HM ertoto ta enatamporary religtous thon#A and olfera an al iafaatfva to the two ma)or trends in modsfn raMgloo-neo-Othodoxy and aacularltm Oaliga vadn tar Jawtob yaolh. by S Nanaaa Fah<nlit. Waahk«ton DC B nal B'nth ivn l« p. WHh « percent of Jewtth youth stteodlng cotlegF thto guide to datlgiad to help them consider Ihr Jewtafc component to chooalng a ooltoge •kCo.fl Tha Jews, by Chalm Barnaat New York Ttmaa Baak ( l»77 CTp AhlslortcalandLigatoMipuiarypattrallolUtoJJewMM adnufH personality and character. Tha hck aa<i>dtlaa m ktaMk ^B of Jewish caUtaaec aie dtoeaaaad to chagtar* daalk antHtoBltlaat iidi a|n aaaui lal toattocts, oetataadtog aicraaa to thaw hudaaan. lack af auccaaa to agaata, and aH the attHr taeeto af Jewtoh eigartaaea ttiat have anablad Oto Jews to reuin their IdaaUty aad poalttoo to Wealam eottare by Loon Harris New York, Harper and Row. ttn 411 g. Aa latlmate htotary of Jawtoh lamuies who bulll great departeani atataa Wrtltaa oHiaf RMtry. by Somb-a Hanry New York Blorh. I«7> ai p. A hMdan legacy of Jewlah woman revealed throi«h their wrtUags and lettan Tha PiMHiir Oiwaiaailt, by lrvli« It. Cahan New York Crown PidiUahtrs. im Ml p A novel of toflantow reprtoal for , Hoiocaust war crimes
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(Jn March 11 the rUilblUoa will havr It-; grand aftnUi^ at •' Gallery at 'fr In N*w intu I in aim inen travel to the Albrecht Gallery In St Jo>eph. Mo (ora May6ppciiln(| On display will lie 90 Type "C" 1« X 20 color limited adIUon prinu by Pat plus l« • i to Mark and white prinU by Don
West Pointers to Sing The Weal Point Cade! Glee nub. o( (he Unltwi SUiea MUl tary Acadany, wtti make Ita riret Omaka appearance on March K. whcti II preaenta (wo benefit concert* lor the Matropolltan ArU Council The OBOoerU are scheduled tartp-nt. andT 30 pm at the OipiMUB Theater The 2pm performance will t>r Intrrpretad In American Sign lan^ guafle for die deaf and hearing ImpalreA The .(U»e Hub It being broii#« la Omaha by the Nebraaka Wait Point Society whoae memberi trt graduatei of the U S MlllUry Aca demy The 66 member chorus of men and women will pre-
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