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Israel Bonds Seeks Development Funds K ur inr largt^i •uinirvrr. to br ralM fOr In Uw binary «l the liraal Bond OrganlzaUon to Mpporl Ite davd cpmcnt o( laraai - KM mUllon In l««) waa act Hila as sao Ivaai Bowl laatfm the UnHad and Caaada compMad touroflarael wa« aiuMunead Band Iradrn. til of lh« frimr Mln^ >i Urael Israd'i iviTiiTi'iMi iiguTPti and (hr underdevalopad dnrti yiherr IsraH li by tti* Irraty with to redepioy iti cIvUtan mllttaiy populaUoM Irom wttMn a diree-yaar
Because of the urKcnl Umatabla wboae deadline is m April, IMl. Itrael muat iMild a iraal talraatnictiiFe to accom of lU citl raada. en ergy. communication. ladUBlrial parfca. tlrportik railwaya, o(l exptoralkn and •iploltallan o( natural rr •ourcm TMamaiiir. bUlkm of dPiima MlfliMer Ba(lnandaa«iceNi gad Htmrltz agree' RotMiarg, smerai of the laraet Bon<l >..»<•'<"<• tion. and with Bond leaderB from M conimunltiet. to mount ont of UM larfeat tales anarU la Bondi Malory The Baal of aw oUllloa would n
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OurinK the roune of the vlilt deleRtles aim met with HM-h liraeli diKnilarlet is Pretldent Yil?hak Navon. Deputy Prtme \' .cl Vadin, Avriii it rhalrman of the lnwril u( Kl Al Alrtlnefi and head of the Israel '•irer's Association. > who briefed Ihem • r€'nl eroiwmir • lien ' iKinK fiictiitiers of U>e rommuriily to do all in ttwir power to help Israel Bonds meet the IWU Koal. Hill David •on. Nebraska stale chair man. tald. "The rhaHenge tacina Itrael today In the de I ('ontiatMd an Page 2
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Oo-OoforORT E3evc(^nMaUMld Jill Sbarman, dautfUar of Marc and OaudU Sherman, expreaa (naturaUy) ia boidiag liar lint copy of the Jawiaii Preai Mrt. Sherman came Into the offlea i CinUy to dlacwa putiUctty tor ORT'i CaniaoBlal Year which wUI be cetabratad In Omaha. April U
Collegians Hold Party on Sunday
The Written Word By Morris Mallne Wban't ttw laat tlna you thougil abaiil bali^ an Amertcan' Ware fan pipiag aboai taaaa, ooneanad about giaaibw. or per hapa, Irtad al the poaaiUmy of rcglitarlag tar tiw ifran'> You ihould have been with me laat week. I Itad two experl na flrtf apartanea itailMi at Mlrlaa md Irr MflMMi'i raaidnoa wbara I mat Palar and Sbura OatraoMgUaiiy. a cmiple trtw bad dad Ituaaia tome five yean ago for * life la the United
But thit wat only one of the two experiencea, I had mentioned earlier The second tooii place laat Sunday - the day martiing the completion of the lunar year, alto known aa Chinese New Year Do you remembar five ihort monttit tgo when the CambodI M family, ipoaaorad by the Jewiih Federttkm of Omaha, ar rived In Omaha* I Continued on Page 11
They happanad ta naoUao thai later In the week they wereto be twora 10 M dUaaoa of Iha UaHad Stataa Soan Iha appebil»l day, I diipalabad myself to UnMad SUlcs ^MrlctCeurllla tbaradaralBalldb« I had t preconectved vl •^•f tafeiiW a pbolo of Iha a«« cttlsaaa with their hands raised ••H U» o«b of dUaaaabip ilbeugbt to myself that this picture probably would go on the nwy would be the fUit of Uie new wave of Russian/Jewish emiff'aaia lo baooota cttiaaoi. As ibe room bagaa lo (lU, It became raodiiy apparent that the m paopla about to aawmi tba rt»U aad rMyaifcllllliia of citi MMUp tnity fH the Matoric claim that America Is the "melting pot" or Iba world. ^^pcfca from African countrlei. whites from Scandinavia ^^K^tram Japan. Korea. Mexico, and llve-year^d Jimmy Hn (ram Vietnaffl - all melting and Mending Into American Ciiiiaaa. A great aigbi to taaboid. ANar Iba affldat vtnumt aad a haarlcning aaaaagt from JudB* Robert V. Dannay. the oourt waa rectaaed Judge Denney than procaadart to oeagratuiale aocb and every new dtlzcn with
The three chairmen of the CoUaga Division of the annual FederatfcMi Campaign. Kotibi Kolnick, Jill Uistgarten. and Mark Uppett have announced that Initial reaponae has been good to a College Campaign Party The party will tie held Sunday, from S p m to 7 p m it the JCC Transportation Is available by calling the Federation of (ic* or die chairmen A light meal will be featured (pop. pizia. etc I and there will be popcorn to go skmg with the Charlie Chaplin movie "The Goldrush " There will be no charge for the party
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bera of the Campaign Cabinet calling each of the people In the Division, an Invitation has also gone out to all of the college people "We have asked the people to call ta II they are not coming to the party." said the chairmen "That way we can gauge the amount of food to plan " The members of the Campaign cabinet Include Mitch Cofman. Alan Kupetz, Joel Melnlck. and Debbie Ralner along with the three chairmen More information can be obtained by calling Conrad Roller at the Federation office. 334^00
Omaha Challenged To Move on Housing
Whan the OatraoMflUakyt emerged from the courtroom, now ig the Ametteaalaad BMne of Aator, they Jofnad with the cltlzeoa In a roenpUoa canductad by a womao'a group Bogbrteo aoauMr. a lormar mambar ef Uia I Board, waa taiatfvmeatal In organizing the rsoepUon r kt Iba daya «lMa rfM had aerved on the former Women's MvMoiiof Ibe Chamber I's (Ufflctdt lo put Into words one's faeitnp Ufian being prlvi I lo saa Iba new dtlteaa take bold L«( U auMIca to aay that 1 I apoa Ibt AoMican Oag aad UMa to tbt SUr 8p««|ad r more attaattvolv IhaaI havebiHwpaol
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The president of B nai B'rith District Sii has challenged the Jewlih communily of Omaha lo consider a viable housing program for senior citizens ss soon aa poaaible "One of the moat succaaaN programs of B'nal B'rith Is our lenlor citizens housing program," David L Riltkrr told the local joint installation diniMT ritently A (>•» rn<>nlils»K'> I tlelped ir-.'i: ,!• '•<• :•''• 11 i '-fnior cll ..i-r-- 1 1 I! I'i..l 1,1. Illinois llie (irsi in Dislncl Six H nai Hnth is iiperaling more than i.<*u unilh with a value of over 185 million. ' he said
He added. "We have five newly funded projects with 617 units which will hrinR our total value of senior cjtizeru housing to fl 10 million when con pleted " This program, he said began 10 years ago and no«l there are facilities in Pcoria, Harriaburg, .SI lx)uis. Boston^ (Queens. Houston. Sllven Springs. MD. and elsewhere l/ocal groups are gelllr funding from the Depart men nf Housing and DevciopmentJ and "I challenge tht.s commu nily to consider such a proje without delay "
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Nottoi than Ivaelli ai aU Mr IMfebari riiiiiaiia to lavaia kava baan HM laraal taadar*! |4aai far 4 •« riiOiiii la MVpait "Wa will haip yau man ucrlAaaa. Ml» build tha Nagav." be said "la HwiU aAad Ika dal^ Ika » yean that Iiraai Bandi la "undafaUad tta ai- baa baan taaslataMe.wahava bad and the Mrgancy a( a«r OHI a«ary crMa and ekatactnomtrraqulraiiiaaUaBdlo laBge We are awa |ii apaniil to iM at you have la (lie med -die urgaMl (aak a( "We aak you to icrap all oanvontlaBal largeia and oaaddar yaunalvai paftnrv of larjal. AtaM ut aa «a flgd Uia battle tor aooDomlc HilveAcy, aa we marcli toward
For Men Only. . . A new oMarb^ In tbe Jewlili FaMliy Sanrtoa't PamNy Ufe EdueaOn aartaa wm be bald al tiM JawMi ConunUBtty Center Sunday evenbifi from 7 SV4 o'docfc ttarting Marth M Thin wlU mark tbe (IrM o(o( tba IM aerlat ac> to Nancy Noddto. a( tba JPS Pamlly Ule Eduealioa Committee "Our focui." ttid AUcB Greene, acttnn director <d JewtA Family Senrtcv and the program'! nMtderalor, - wUI be on tlie ab«ta divarcad man iihoae eaolaaiplallng dl-
llvbig Ihrautfi one ar wbo have had ana) utUlibit iod tocba torture typaappraao. Aecgrdh« to Mr Craane. maqy pnv«ao daaltag wtih av dNoroa oan-
iwitbdivorced woaMB ar are coed In acope TMt program will be one of the lew pragramt avallaWe in Omaha whidi oenecntralaa en Mwroaa and aptlona file program wUl be offered lor three cannaciitlve Sandayt March It thrai^ Mordi 30 CaadMMton of the program bapaad thai wtu depend upon lafthepar A pra-fBglatratlan toe of II lar JCC toemban and It tor aan-metnbert It required RagtolraUoo will be limMad to a To ragtotor call m4M artMaraandra^atraltoBtoe to JawM Pamlly Senrica,» Nabroafca. «1M prtor to MaivhT
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Jewish Day School Bi Weekly News By HartlaR.' aadMarttoB.Taii We would like to thank Cantor* L<eo PeUman and GaU Kaip tor vtollii« the Day School and leadhig OH chUdnn ta ao^i and laleraating talka. CMdar Poitman alaa dtocuaaad tha Koahar ilau^dartag praeam wllb the atudanu of the Upper Etomaalary daaa. The Tu B'Shvat aadar waa a deflnUe lucoeaa The aduRi. tacludhw manban ef Martoaa Sataman'a I toarnod about Ifea btatoalcal and praaani abaeraaacaa of Tu B'Shvat. wtala aatoyh* the iMte of raMaa, fl^. coconut, etc Many pareoto atoo atlaMtadflw* All itudanto to tha tciioal are naw IMdag part to a nmt ef atudy on laraal. The leaar etomaalary daaaaa are uaing new matortata anUUad oar Jaruaatam (a chad'* pirturenugaxine) and /Ufm in lirtel ta faartnathig alory and I). Audto-vtoual aldt of aUdaa, IHmalrlpa and jtoutrunii We thank the Padaratton UI ya In findUtf good audto-vtaual matertalt oalirad. na"BaadMap" "nm "Road M^" al the mamfa« (SehachaiH) aarvW* baa baan eamplatod by (ha Upper Etamaatary dam. Thia aqaawmp^eaa a detailed aaawaa of tha awlor I and prayen of the mamtag aarvtee II WM de, lUualralad aad eialalaad atlaal|f ha iki ajajtaflt The foOow up (o thai project It t (amr drltfllng (Ke ^lor^ raflhai Tha ktadargailan and tower elementary tludenU have afaaaal cw^ad dMr aladtao af the Habraw namaa for vartoua part* of the body and the worda lor fruit When you tee one ol our klda, pleaae be lure to aik him/her whal a"Tiavar"it
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o( U> Uir Amehcan Jewlunlly werr on Ihf (hp rtnil Iwo o( 10 public hrarUici In for thr devd UitlMO Republican GOP iMdan and ot Ite Jewlih OwMld^ aa well ai human rtcbti vtolaUir Sovirt Union at rtkeaimg* m WaaMnglon, and In St Pctenburg. norida At the Jan li WaiMngUMi tmuint. Sanator John Warner iR-Va). a member of the Senate Aimed Servlcca ('ommlt lee, lUled hli belief that, the ptnmnUMt of our Middle ,f<it>cy 11 United SUtes of Israeli rale aa My " Warner alao a csaunMmMl (or IcaOad tor i S. nWtvy and ccoaomle to ba enbodtod In UM RayiiiUcaa PUUorm. iMtai vara anaac I testified at (he Jan haidlBSt. Paler» _ a panai o( Rqwban leadenhlp which Includ Repuhllran Parly halrman Bill Brock. Ca Chairman Mary Crlip. SenJohn Tower >R Texan aiChairmunoKhe Rudy Bo»i < 'I Mayor K i.-.. fi 1 juderdale. who i* alao Preal-
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ZIonlil Organization of Amerl ca The remaining heanngi are scheduled for Los Angeic* an Feb 15 • ' '
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TKLAVIVtJTAi In his n'~'>" •' "•' '• ings. tlx man rlloi as, "the niii I • .irdenl delrn<i< i lual and human rights in the enlirr Senate I. (or one appmiatf that leadership Among Jewish organlza lions planning lo testify at later heartngi arc the Amen r> Israel ' rs Com miltee. ii confer ence on Stiw<! Jivii> and Ih*-
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^H There i» no douM that a great ineotmMmtey ex•hi la the rdatloiMhlp of the Soviet Unkm with the On the fnot pa0M of our I the Soviets for their mUitary adventure* and their ot>vioui partldpatkNi in predpitatlnc itrife and Yet, ea the ^nrta pafM we applaud their athaaplag hooon and awarda on them for fantaatic accompiiahmefita in all types of international Ttaa, tt if not wrprtitaif that great numhert Of attenpt to laparate the actJoaa of the govfroin the adUevemaiU Of the people. Keep the Olympics free of poUtlca, la the cry. L<et UB lemwnber, however, that we are not We arv dealing With an adversary Who has the armored might to literally Mow IB tlie world and bill .11 <.«.•• .iM.a»itk«nn/«tiwM'f<«nM<«/iir. klU all Of Uaakmg with every Other form Of life U the oniy action that bothers them Is an embar fOOntheOlynipics —sobelt.
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calhni ssltlaeMat, adaeattM and raMarch hi Iara4 anall coualry. larael, itaadB In the way of thoee btttar rtia- vaa taaadid by Barta Maurtee De Hirach Don't be '• Oom ' paiMad. It's a nnaU pyraatid ;--—• .^,...- .w^ -« fr-irttmnnpr -' Tii-ti prnwial niim QMSMM •MMd aa Aaaaar. To UIMM who ob)ec( u> Israal's " n"" -rnT"'T-r-"irr|irill niMifiiiHasiwil r TTII aMwdagarahatrtiagUieWaatBaakMtheirauBdithalttitadlt«al<1dbrHpd;iaaaaaMd(aaaa,Pnatdaaia(aHNatlMalAa- dRtaaafaaamilUoBArahaiaourthraemUUanJewtwUleveatih lodatta o( Arab AmerlcMM; Md iipiwwiMliw of dw Arab ady lead to an Arab majority In the Jewlah Sut«. I aik Why AoMTlcaB Ualventty Gradaalaa and the US Arab Chaorinr o( wasaat ttw aaroe argiaiMni advanced In IM7 acalnat thecAabComawrea. UthmMleiaJmrtahttatealaUaiewhaallMrewareoniyaM.sos Jewt led Ihrsa tlBMa aa auay Arabs? ftlhai naltoaal rwnwitlai mimliiii hiiliili (i iililiiil Miina Mapwl Abaat a haadtad larsall yaalh. awtt oT amoAar MMihi Laird, Rabait HcNamara, ElttM RichardMa Uwm Arabs, but hidudhig •oow Jewi «a well, are artUed at Md WBHam Rafin AaMrtcM llraM do^ aaM^ffltaa dMIv uatwiiitlts hi Maaeaar aad laahnrad Aimoal all art afflllated baaiaMBhilhaArab»afMaf«rsprtaMladbyaaean(rimAR wRhthalsraiiramiaiailH Party AMOO, BadM. EXXON. Geawal BacMc. RMT, S(XnAL.^vA«raag IMa. Three Araii larrorlaU W«« cai«M by Aartrlaa C —ral MMan. WaOi^Maaa. aad Tasaea phke whoi U vai aacertahisd that the laraal paaaperta ItMy •irt canylac wsta IWiM. Al Mwaa paaspssti eariM a dale iftNlinirtwituiJtliuilini •hiditanHdaaltobaYamKlppur,adayon«WchBolaraeio<Saudi Raport, a rseaatly qualad ICF oMctata fleawmddbaopaBloliijueaadrtampiychdocuBM^ liHlHitiiah — "V '•—•-T M Padbihsd. The imaildpallty of Janaalem does not toaut symbaUc kays to vtottor* to the city Retaen; Th* key to „ __ U» Holy City to said to be also the key to Heaven!
mrtav of icr* piMelty aad Ma* Marabout the iiiisaiialhWi i hi wkat toprtfacladMa yam praysm. tht aMualHae'a policy laaet of Haanetai ItoraU UBM
oaa staff I that KP awdd accept caatrihaltas from tar-
OohKldoattaay. pidiilc rMatlaM tar KT to haadM by Dorr •M ChMpasgr. taralpi agtod hi Ihe past tar Jordaa. SaadI ArabU Md aadaa. PMhrl^s law am. HofM and Hsftaaa, strtMs M OH asaaariltaa's laiai advisor TlH aetivHaa a( Mam CaalaaBW PourtaM wffl ba amaitaiad earsAdly At a Uaw wtaa larai parta of the Moslem world an tfctnde at dsip Hi, laadalmaaarchs or radlc^ It wdJ be to saa hew Uie one Middle East dMiocracy to por-
lll€^€^€lil€»r Tot I aasd yaur hotp. Mars practoslj OaisUaM who livt in the Soviet Uataa sod tts aataiUle cauntrlea which make up Uic Kait an Uac aasd yaur help AH of you are oadoubtadly aware of the peratcuUen of Jewtih dtostdsols hi tbSM esuatrtas. HM madU hi Ihia country and arouad Ike werM has rlgbUy fecnaed Hi atlaaUoB ea Ihe toaue of treeanlvatiM tor Jews from OH Saviet Mac oeunlrlet |lanyof you hava aliaady supportad dMm wKh tattars of eoncani to ihr approprfats ofOdala. But for all the food work done on bettalf of the Jcwlih diael deala, ao ahnllar aftarla have been made on behalf of Chrtatlani bshhid the ITM Curtaia wlw waal to practice theh- faith freely aad aialrala II ttiey ao desire WIUi IMa la mind my < froai OfeialMaM, Saaator Boian. and two (rtaKk from iht I tt B^iiwdalln'ii. Jack Kemp aad Jia Howard, have J aw la qHnsartaii two eaaipaalM rsaetatloas. Our pupoae to I briat aaitaBal aad wartdwldt attaoUM to haraaaMtol of Chrta-1 Uan dtostdMla hi Sovlcl Uoc couatrtss sad at Uw laaw USM mahitaailhc atttrta M behalf of JaaMi dtosidsBls. Eadosad to a rtprlat of the two rsaohdlaas lad Uw rtnurfci which iftiMpaaisd dwm. Plaaac laad HM awlarlal, and If you agree wtth N UHB tall yaur Htadi ahaul thta aaw canvalpn Your suppart eauid mate a big dUtarwia tar aiaay panple who don't aaw ta)oy Ihe frsadaoM that we ail take for granted In thi* couatry I hi sdvaaea tar yaar help W Je Isara EdMar'iNato: Uw rtoiluUssi 8M Ji •Mce o( the JawMi Prsss. (I
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Aaar imM" to the Omaha Jewish i I • deJiTf of "rhutipah" wh' ml^ tx quMtlM a priMtKf (lerr th •d lo bt back in Uw JewUii I »dto you will be undrrrtanduitt _ anl, warm, nncrmcd. progK W vtPOfuiMnl vtpofl UM( haa bem rrratrd hrrtMy poM al laauc l« a delicair nw »ivl p«>(iiim<< (n tfM- now pfwalani prartk* of holdlnii fir<< do. of courae, rvapcrt (br wiahr' .•' rafaW to do what«vrr awma apprupriatc lur UMTIII
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BySHteTratlak What parents will ever forget the feeling Ihf. hearing their child's first cry'' Moci pareir thing thai *at happening on that day «i like, aperial friends and phone calls, and all the wrrmirHKnif world Krom there » psf '^1 step lh«- ' Rut when
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I ipolH- * lib VIed's father l/cv .-is to what home preparata had been made fur ' nl We also talked of J|| t1 1979 when th*- •. tf in RiK?!.'! I,pv UiMl
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tion 'ON WHICH DAY IK) I (I DAV" Trom the lime a child Is still very young, he will always re that means "my!>peclal spe member the month .r Ian 13 was the day i>n which his ctal day " For Vied — ' '•'•ralryini'- •• --' • '• ' '" ' 'his year •Happ\ How nidii* . i
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menf Vied Is a Russian little tmy He came to Omaha in April of last year On Jan 23. Vied was six yeani old i Ah. lo be six again'. Like kida everywhere, Vl««i ^^ '^ '"H^ ..u.;.r.-.,(ii.^ lime " com Ingup His lather told m< 'ingthedays He had a calendar up on tii' ; d off Ibe passing days, waiting for the "Z3" to be next in line Vied has certainly developed his own llttli' t.m rliili here In Omaha Marcia Tali, his tea<'her at the Jeu: ol, calls him "funny, adorahli' anxious to learn of • .-ss. and quick to grasi I concepts iis how much religion thes*'ave beqj pc within their own family units Maybe ll will end up that ttte Rusaian children will spread their new knowledge of Judaism to Ihote adults in their family What belter education than Uie eagerness tn be .lewmh seen through our own children' Vied haa told hist. - sfami ly's recent Hanukkab observance and his ^ n in the lighting of the candles Vied is progreaalng well with hu> English studies He si ill gets lost among tenses - especially his past which Is reflected in future terms He always l.s remarking. "When I will be In Russia " Unless Vied has an unknown tal ent In fortune telling - be Is definitely mixing up the past and future (I guess we all have a tendency to do that sometimes! i His teachers delight In VIed's story telling ability He's al ways smiling and relating tales that don't quite make sense They remark al how quickly he is becoming an everyday Ameri can boy Vied ainga throughout the school day and with a sung m hla heart, he indeed haa become a pleasure to have around It
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There is a oust. ung one sings tu the letjrant However I • • lo be able to translate I into Kngllsh There IM IK) sUndard (ofjd connected with Kussian birthdays such as our rake ami Ire cream no blowing out o( randies l,ev smrt thai presents are a definite [>art of the tradi lion Ho swretlv told me that he and his wife Nora had boug Vied some gameis. a ship and toy sailors But of course - lt'| great day' Then the 2.1rd arrived VIed's I s<"hool roniplple in suit and how lie' cookies from home l()Kh,i" ,i| was Jello bul one can. iig All the kids sang t» the lililt- hu.s.Mjn lj<i> \»tio wa,-. Idledlol brim With delight AU'las.s Itwv gave Vied the traditional bir day certificate Also the i.I their hands six times! VIed's honor and then Ihi , himself rings a birthd bell six limes Here, too inc i;irni)us American version "Happy Birthday" IS sung to litlle Vied Al tbe Jewish Day School, spn-ial fruil was handed out in tnbule to the day The fruit was appropriate lor Ibe coming of TuB'sbevat Vied chose some favorite games lo play Tbe songs of the day were Ihose that Vied enjoyed the most Here Vied was given a final birthday salute with the Hebrew rendition of the birthday song The translaflon goes something like this "Happy Birthday. Happy Birthday, Happy Birthday. V Happy Birttiday Mazel Tov and a blevsing to your birthday 10 our friend Vied Happy Birthday'"' We're sure Ina few yearsVled'sbirthday will Include the ceremonial spanking plus chocolate cake with glittering candles. Hien he will tie a true American So to the little boy who has Icen going around for days now saying "My birthday My birthilay. soon. " we all wish you the happiest of days We hope your rour jiresents provide exirj Joy on your day, and we wish you m tmre happy birlhdayi! and send you a special "plm-h to gi
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wiU be cMdtaeM by RabM IsMc NaMt. Caat« LM ratIk Ivari ny IM#tar Salb^ iMtb will to ifcwriiil al the •ervica CaagngaaU ar* I la l»»Ma Owtr M Jaw10 have maay «t liMir Jawlak prac Aa OMg ababbai iv^ laMtlkaaarrlcf ttNeoMrtnyafSMar ManiiiVScfvlcel tfa m A KMdiriiMlovtav Uie tar rtet wfll Uka place la the 8» cMiWI YayttfcrvtcaaHiin by KMdaak and a Shabbat IbylteSMar ClMi with tb« RabM S SU p.m. HkKfealanieetOOpm ShalaikS'andoal « p m Ma-art* and HavdaUh 7 IS
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PmUMSOBDULB: Faat o( Eithar. Tbnraday. Pab II Meglllah Readlof. Sat urday, Marcti I, 7 pm lot lowad by ooraMiloo of Purim RoyaMy. I paa and OealMiK ParadeSMpm-
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TOVDI OB Pab a. Tovtm i wU hald a akadi« party at arale aaai at Iha al7»pat NCSY wtU Md (lartlaaaaaPab M. Ilan In tha HacraaUan Raam at Ik* lyiuMpw Al7pi luatallattanaand« ctah—i party vtU be held at dwlMMOfMr andMn Sam Blttiwr
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wtU W aucktfttlam Jr CaapvgaUan 10 IS a m Ktdduah baalad by the Allen UitMii In baaar tt tbair paraata. Many and Aairia'a. Mb waddbif aiailvnriary Mlnyaai: Monday and TlMraday7'ISa.m
• a.m. lam Sarrlcei conducted by Mr San Sacks
M4«y, Pckrvary H. M* p.iN. B«n«dkt»or) for Kindlir>g Sabbath Lights: lorukh Aloh Adonoy Eloh«nu Mdafch Hootom, A(W KidMhofHi B«mitrv(>iav Vvizivanu Lthodik N«rSh*IShaUMt (Bitmd art Thou, 0 Lord. Oi»r God, King o* lh« Univars*. Who londj^ ut by Hit Commondm«ntt ond hos conuiOTSM iM to kindia the Sobboth lights)
rhii $«rvic« Prts«nt«d oi o CourtMy by OMAHA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION M7-7SM
Robart 1 BChoirwtU •H am - pnikkMary •ervioc Mam -Shahartt tp.m - MbMka (oUowed by andMaartv la m Waakdajn: 7i m and7pm BATMrrZVAH JwMk (MdkraMt dauiMer of Or and Mn Ma (Mdkraid. wUl become a Bat MIU vab Prklay eveMag aad $itr urday morning, Pab a aad
CoflaeHour llam Rakgkwt School Feb a and Paat Bar/Bat MItivWi Hebrew Oaailam Peb M Beflnolof Hebrrw (or AduM* 10:30am,Peb M. OanflraalkM Claaa. Peb r Hebrew Claaaea, Pab U. V, aada HOUDAYB rOK CnUNON RabM WetaNMn will land the turd In Ma aarlaa of gaaf pwafboolm and iP«b M. tronlMlJO am wlien he neaks on
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Offutt AkBaM Sarvioaa are ooaductad la Capakart Chapal an Oia aaoaad Priday of aack oieath, I p m and touilb Priday al 7Mpm AnOaagShabbatrol lowi tba aarvtoa Servteaa are conducted by UM
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Ross Wins Scholarship Tbe Omaha Symphoay's Young ArtMa CompatHha swarded a aaoood place baoar to Jannller Raaa allar a ptdlUc parformancc of tba naatlata at OK UNO Partarakv Arts Caalarrecaady. Dai^ttar of Al aad WUIle Raaa, ska raealvad a full schol arridp to Ike Paatival of a Tkauaaad Oaka to Peru. Ne^ braafca She plays the vtof In
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wttlbaani cal prov*<B by Cantor Kaip and RaUglaua Sckeol taatrvmanUI aualc atudanta. Thki pmvaai wU be batd In ike MlMar OaniaraMa Canlar.
tohaipparaals i Uona yaaag ckOdran aak 1 (be JcwMi hoHdayi and ttiay VKEB to aacb : Ip m lOMyaar proflraiBBiIng GueaU: ndca far pre Blaaiid Sacraiaapt CaMmllc ackaal ckllAaa wUI be pro QNRk. Padmr Kaanmi aad vidad wbtta paraMa are with RabM KMV wlU land a (PM» RabMWataatata Ikn and anavMr parted on Two additional gatbsrlHi "Evarytblni You Always WtU be haid dda year: March Waiilad to Kaew About Our B on "Paaaavar". and May II PaMM." aa"Shavual." Mr and Mra Ailfcar Lapta will baat Ibe Oneg Skakbil.
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Omahans I Business
Former Omahan Haga Eaka, son of Mr and Mr* Edward Kahn haa bean atoctad praaktaat of Kraua Depart aaatStontoNewOrtoaaa A CPA, be had been anptoyod pravtoualy by Nakraaka Puroiturc Marl and Brandeto
SHUKERT'S MEATS & DELI M14 Wliliwna iMrfeyNMnif •jB.talMOpjii.
Lomb Chops Ground Beef Turkey Roll Wieners ^ .caia, UaaaadMaatI
Shoulder Pastrami jb^^S^
A aactloB on Jewidi^it) la lackidad to Ikt ard aaaoal Mlaaawi Vallty HMory Coalennea irkaduliit iir March M at dM Ragney Want, aiv arB PaOak.ccalHwneadialrTlH JawMi pertlen of Uw pri^iaB «ai take place on Marefc7k«ml 46a mtolO:«
a.B wiik RabM Jonathan Raaanbaian. UNO and DIrac lor of EducaUon. Jewiak Pad•ration of Onaha, na modarator Carol Gendler, Douglai County Law Ubrary. will dlacuaa "Omaha, Milwaukee
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PuHm Carnival The annual Puriin Carnival at Batti laraal lyn^naa wUI be bald drii year an liBHlay, Marcti 1. rmm noon Ul 4 p m The ramlvil will have many booths that can bt pUiyad by all agea Tie cMMna to tbe Kadimab and TOvltn NCSY Yaulk Orwva will man the boodia There wUI be an ad^ mlttanc* r«r of IS' and game UcfceU WtU be 10* aplacc A raffle lor a black and wkttc TV wUI bt hold TIrkeU are tl each Aa In tbe paat. there will be a eafa Hrrkai kaadMwaara. bat friea. pop, and deaaert There will alao be the traditional hamanlascken Oik Welner u carnival etialrman
ABARMmVAII Bnice Robert Saaar brated bla Bar MItzvah on Pab a al the UrchnonI TL^ to Larekoaaat. New York He to tha aaa of Mrs R» borU Saaaar (4t Vine Road. Laffcwl, New York' snd Or Haward Saraar and la the grandsoa «f Cluriaa SefciaMar, s former realdnt of Omaha
"A HIatory of Jewish De laaaa Work. IMO-IMO" will be dlicuaaad by Mkhael Richmond, former director. AOL/rnr committee. Jewish Federation Dr Murray Proat. UNO, will spoak on "Aaalyais of a Jewkk CeramuBlty's OuiMt(ration." and Mai Unaman, UNO will speak on "Jewish
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USYPIan Carnival At Beth El
BILU USY wUI hold lU an flual Purim Carnival on March 1 Tbe community may attend The fcauvltlea wUl bagta at noon at Beth El Sya^sfua snd will Include gamca, priaea, food and raffle Raffle tickets may be pur 1 tram any USYer lor » a ptoee of am BILU USY hopes that tbe community will riiow support by com 1^ U a JUatat raaa II be found and one wishes to pur ctiaae a raffto ticbat or ask queatloni contact Corey Kir praaldnt or liori and Marty Noodell. CflAlriMR
F«bfury22 1980
Vaad Schedules Open Hearing
Omaha Organizations
The VMd H«kathnil tuui r^ •clMdHM M opm hctrUiii on TteMliy, March f. «l 4 p m •I UM> JtwM Communlly Canter on the matter of Uw gilevanr« filed by Shukerl'i McaU. Inr . agalnit Nebraika KoahcrMcaU
JIWinWAIlVETEXANS Port m wtU meet Fab 27 a( 710 p.m In tiw Araertcaii LeHOB ChMMMM Thit rap^ reamta t ctiaofle In dale from the regular Thunday meet Ing
OORNHUSKER LODGE Cornhuiikpr Lodgr an nounced the lollowinc ached ulc lor ttemsnlh of March i. fHieral neetlnt. II. board meeting, IS, iports nIgM, M, BnalB'rllhSUg
Half Price Stores Expand
Prtakknl Dan Uordman haa anoounced pfana tor the opMing of two new HaJI Prtoe Sloraa la Omaha ' The two new itorea wUI offer 100.000 iquare feet of retail ^Mce and employ between SO and MO people The rint new atorr. icheduM to open the fint pari of March, wlU be locatMi at 13ted and Waal Canter Howl In the Maatdair atoHilng Center II wUI tealure te.OOO iquare toet of retail q>ace The aecond new More wtti be opened In early May at 50th and Aaaea, wtttt <nrar M.OOO tqiun (ect of retail apace Aooardtag U> Gorttean. "The Hall Pnre StOTM' ralalllac coneapl la totally unique with all mrrchandlae priced al half of the rrg ular retail price At a time when Inflation it eating Into everyone'! pockettnok. the Hall Price Slorea are fuKUImg a genuine ruabMner need " The new Half Prke Store* will be the fourth and fifth In the Omaha metro area am) will bring the total number In the rhain to nine The Half Price Storet operate In a threeriate area Retldea Omaha, there are itores
In Haatlnga. Nebraaka, Sloui City and Dc* Molnea. Iowa, andKanaaaCity. Mlaaourl Gordman said that wtien the firm opened lU flnt Half Price outlet in Omaha In lir73. it wai originally Intended at a site for mark down merchandlae from the Rirhman (iordman Department Store* "The (lore was an loalaiit aucceaa," aald Gordman. "and it be came iwceaaary to buy additional merrhan diae to keep the store full " Soon after the opening of the original store, the Half Price Stores developed Into a com pietely Independent operation with a totally separate merrhandlsing, buying, and opera tlonsUfI "The stores offer factory overstocks and overruna, factory cloaeouts, and importer's overatocka The merchandlae In all Half Price Store* Includes a wide range ol brand name ready-to-wear and acceaaorles for the entire family, as well as houaeware* and home furnishings Half Price Stores. Inc is a wholly owned division of RIchman Gordman. Inr Mr (kird man I* president ol Richman (Gordman
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Lecture Series on Aging J Scheduled to Begin in March Seth bevy, director of social sarvlcaa of the Bureau lor the Aging, ha* announced that be ghnlng In March, the Creighlan University terle* "Growing Older Ways to Cope" wUl be offered al the J(t" Mr Lrvy said that It is hoped that using the Center mit^t reach Inlereated older adulta who would not be Inclined to attend scntoni at a more central \» cation However, the series will also be presented at the PaxlMi Manor and at the Wllla Gather branch of the Public Ubrary
F;i(h SIM Mkrr is .111 expert in III' . idual ler tun the lirsl session al the Center on March 1» al ! *l p m will bF 'Ke^ in* lenl ol .; Security , and lr<idui|i llir ills ruuion will be three members of the clergy On April 2, an at tomey. Mark I. Goodall wlU ipeak on "l^egal Problems in Retirement " The thin) »es slon will ' "" AnnC'ier wtnski I iricriluiiol Pharmai. «. • .^nihlon I'm verslty school of Pharmacy
Ediar BBG Plans Lox Box Fundraiser The freshmen ol h^diar BB<i 710 are planning a freshmen weekend for April II. II and 13 Aclivlttes scheduled for this weekend Include Friday evening Shab(>at .Service with a speaker at Regency Lake, a Saturday evening date party, a community M-rvice project on Sunday To fund these events Kdiar's Ireahmen will be selling Lox Boxe* consisting of six baby bagel*, lour Danish paatrles, cream cheese, two cans of
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Three more sessions will foi low in April and May, dealing with medical needs, mental health and use uf the polllual procew.
The series was> deveh the Lifelong Learning 1 ol Creighton University I funded in part by a grant In the Nebraska Courdlnalil Commission lor Post dary Rducalion The suhje matter lor each xegmeni was carefully chosen lu be both informative and useful, as well as interesting to the older adult and It was this bailc audience that Dean Anne! (School^ rr of the I>eamlng hoped to reach There Is still another particular age group that might benefit greatly (mm atteo dance, according to Ben Laub. Director of the I)r .Sher Home for the Aged He expressed the hope that the ' middle-aged_ adult" who Is in charge of I care of an elderly par might find these lectures more^ than helpful Both age groups are urged to attend these sessions
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Tetrvlskm. film and stage star. Vincent Price, portrays Oscar Wilde in his one man show. "Diversions ft Delights", onstage at Joslyn Art Museum on March 11 at I p m . sponsored by Perform IngArtlsU/Omaha Written by John Gay and dl rected by Joseph Hardy, "Dl versions ft OellghU" U set In sn old concert hall In Paris Here Price, as (hear Wilde, Is giving a lecture In the last year of hi* life and offers ot^ iervatkma on a variety of sub)ecU "Give me the luxuries of life and t can do without the necessities." said Mr Wilde, author
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Sculpture Films '"Masters of Modem Sculpture"', a three-part film series, wtll tw presented m ronlunction with the temporary exhibition. Vanguard American Sculpture 1913-lt39. on view at Joslyn Art Museum Peb 22 through March 30 "The objectives ol this series are to Introduce the major sculptors of this century and to look closely at their work Kach artist speaks lor him self, with statements and explanations made on-camera or through quotations The films are each X minutes in length and will he presented during three consec
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