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I* aware of thi* situatKm Probtcmi do exial a( home." JUn Mid "Wr are faiTii Aim uii (iiiKirms of inflation, an aRtnK and decllninR Jewish r":ind the need for nfwier>'lrei We have la make Mirr that the future is serure for older ' mKer people "Another crucial need for money mmeii from Israel 'nMcaaiirfp««>.«<'<Ti'...iKii " Apparently (becoat ot ladaUoomay njn even hiKher Tht Israeli eooaamy licuirrnfly batiluMi a iii% infla (loo raU, atuwdlin to Paderatioti Executive Dlrerlor Uo Sotomon Jerry btilevea tbaae probiciM and others are not inaurmountaMe He is hoping the dinner wtll Kide the momentum to do what I* needed So far more than MO people have commuted to aland lo help Jerry itrcMcd the dinner repreientii much more than ]ust a fundralslng event Through this function we are trying lo initiate the bringing about of » new strength and ttnngcr bond within our Jewish community Together, we can make il happen ' For the dkiner. the Jewish Tommunlty Center Gymnasium will be transformed into Omaha's largeat restaurant Over So men and women on ei|{ht rommiltee» are spending countless hours to make the evening a succeia During the cocktail hour preceding the dinner, the guests will have an dfiportunlty to view an outstanding art exhibit selected especially for the evening Predlnner ac-
Ptamiiag UM unpracedeated Ctmpklin dinnar party are bwn left, Gerald and Cookie dkMMf odMUnMB. Mm TM**, rfcaJrinni af tkt Ufa ramnlgi. aad Loute B oulhrvdlrMtgrof ilwJwiMirwlHvilMOIOmaha. llMtobyBlaQwtaan llvlttes will also Include music to help set the mood for the evening The highlight of the dinner will be a mulll screen video tape presentatiofl explaining the financial needs of the Omaha Jewish community and showing where the dollars raised In the Campaign are spent Th^ presentation will be followed by private. Individual pledging Pledge cards will be given I Cont Inued on Page 2:
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New Fund to Benefit Jewish Youtit The JcwWi Federation o( Omaha hat eafyndi to prwide a wide range of
programs lor the benefit of yMlh DaaljtRalad the "Bather K Newman Trust " the funds stands a* a perpetual ntem ory lo the late Esther K Newmjn Funds ac QUlrcd from the Stale o( Nsbraaka from the traHlir of Canp Esther K Newman will be liivaitod to provide an annual income (or the inist ,., The Jewish Federation of f>mah<i acuuired the camp facility through i I9S1 made in memory ot h n by Jule M Newman, and his sons, the late Calvin I Nick I Newman, f. Robert Newman. L. James Newman and Murray H Newman Mrs Newman, who died on July 2S, I9S6. was an outstanding leader In Jewish and gen^wal community affairs .She had served as ••kmnan of the Women's Divlstoa of the ao^ ^B^ Federation Campaign She also served on the boards of the Children s Memorial Hos pllal. the Planned Parenthood Committee. Tompl* braai SIstOTliood and others In anBOittiH ttw gin. Mr Newman said. "Etdier was deeply Interested In children and chttdran's activities Alt of our sons attended camps We consider It a great prtvUefe lo be able to make thla gift ' Tlie State of Nciiraaka purchased the canp last July after the Federation Board haldptiblkhowlngi and decided that eoattoiilog operation was oot featttiia from boUi an aaddMBOffaphtepotntofvtsw trust was recom
mended by the Department of Jewish Kduca IkN) and approved by the Federation's Board ol Directors Feb 10 The distribution of the annual Income of the trust shall be monitored by the Central
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The David F Beber Scholarship Committee of the Department of Jewish Kducation of the Jewish Federation This committee shall be assisted by the executive director of the Federation, the executive dire<'tor of the Departmeni of Kducation. the dlre<'tnr of planning and budgeting ot the Jewish Federation, and the case worker of the Jewish Family Service The present David K Beber Scholarship Committee shall also include in Its numt>er a representative of the Board of the Jewish Kcderalion to l>r appointed by the presidentI of the Federation Consistent with the practice ice ^ of the CommittM' such appointment sliall mam confidential The chairman of the Schol lol-H arship Committee is the chairman of the l:i)e-H partmeni or his delegate Al.sii the Fsther K Newman Grants Com-i im-^^l mittee This committee will be composed of the following The chairman of the Central Planning and Budgeting committee, or his delegate, the chairman of the Department of Jewish FMucatlon. or his delegate, the chairman ot the Department of the Jewish Community Center, or his delegate, three members of the Board of Directors of the Jewish Federation, appointed by the president, one delegate from Beth Fl Synagogue, Beth Israel Synagogue and Temple Israel, the Jewish Day School of Omaha, the B nal B rlth Youth Organization Board, the Board of Hlllel, and a member of the Jewish Youth Council This committee will be staffed by the the (Continued on Page 3)
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Interviews David Ben <'haim. the (halt ach allyah. will be vlsiiing Omaha, Monday indTuraday. March U He will be Inter vtewim all Uioae Intereated In allyah, )ab apporlunlUaa. glacial vocaUoaal and profeaakMv il ratrabilac provama high «r aduratlon and ahon term prnruMkilarad II yw would like to arrange oontad * Jewidi Faderation. Toby Fortiea i Inter will be (rom S 30 p in March 3 and from M p m MarchO
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^H iConitiNMd Iroin PaRt I > ^KKtar of piMBlag Mi4 byd(|«(ii« of tte J«W' ^•l Fadn-atkm The chairaiM of the EitlMr K Newman Granta Commttter iteU bt appotntad by (he prccldBnt o( Uw J««rtal) Fodcrallan The David E Babcr 8diol«nhlp Commll iM Aall ba rMpoMlMc for the Mlowlnc <«•Twenty perrenl of the Inconir of Uie lnj»l ihaJI be made available for icholaralilpi for Jewish youth in Omaha, and the atuTouMttng area, in need of flnanriai aaaiatance. w aa to Mabia them to participate In a Jewiah campbig apcrleiKe TiMac adwianhipa ahall be awarded by the David E Bctwr Sdiolarahip ('oinmlttee but ahall be dealgnaled aa Ealher K Ntwman Scholarthipa No recipient ihall receive nmre than HOO a year All campa ahall be aponaorcd by Jewish organlxatloM and ah«ll be approved by the Sdtolarthip rommltlee
Twenty percent of the Income ihall be made available to Jewish high ichool itty darta to participate in study and travel expe rience In Israel On or before April I. uf i-vrn calendar year, the laraci Youth Pi I. .-« of the Dcpartmcnl of Jfvk <iM\ Inform the David E Beber .Scholanhip ('oin mittee of the names of all approved partlci pants In this program, and the Department shall Inform the Scholarship Committee uf the maximum amounts of grants available per student which should be approved by the De(Mrtmenl as a vrhote The grants shall be admlnlsterMi by the Is rael Youth Plliirlmaiirrommilt' ~ '«>! arshlpCommitler may make ii ne Israel Youth Pllgrimaur Comrinm-*' d jior tloo of these funds to provide preparatory claaaes and olher forms of orientation prior to the study or travel experience Twenty percent o( the Income shall be
made available to Jewish ynt;" inlthe tame. In order to attemi Day School of ri-..;-lii. >. .11, -" ;„,„„, ,„, ,,^ gp^ dal nee<l^ lants The David E Beber-S -.-...^, .....inittee shall estab llsh appropriate procedures for lite distnbu ikm of theae funds In liaison with the Schol arship (.'ommltlee of the Jewish Day School ol Omalia The Esther K Newman 1: shall be responsible for the I' ^ tlona Ten percent of the annual income shall be made available to fund programs designed for Jewish college studenlii and other vounK adults Such program .lew ish Identity and value ,11. re llglon culture social or rixrcaliunai ai livlty I'artlrular rmpha.^is will I* placed upon new • • mill' (or tnc niMriiiuniin m IFICM- IUIHIS .md ^tiall
announce the same to all synaitoguM. Jewish organizations in Omaha and all parlmenls of the Federation Any suoh iivnafingue. orftanizallon. depart ment or .n i be eligible to make ap^ pliratioii ' :; ul said lundj>. provided that ^.ic: ' rjj Is In accord with thk^ CofiHi ' .. )_•••. .u mes and la supported witkl sullK'ienl data In every year the Committee will 1 Ihoae applications which il dptermin best suitable for thp wn 11 m|! of JewB lege youth anrt ,• adults In or from Omaha or il* v.; ,iea Thirt\ .11 \n- made available 14^ lund pro, »;ned (or JewLsh youth , (rom thr atiih 111 pr*-school throutjh high school Such programs shall 'ilrenjjthpn Je* ish Identity and values thp'. "n. r^ lilJlon cultural s<K-ial or i ,icll« ity
Dulzin Hits Drop-outs JKRUSAI.K.M .JTA. I,. hair man n( Ihp World Zioni";! ^ , and .!<•«! ,1 II i.s i\<i» , rate i)( rlrul-. li.j!:, S.A,. I .lr.( , AI... .i! UC 111 COUn Irics olhfi Ihuii Isriici jdi'f IIMVIIIK Ihe U.S.SH • I- o( a new d«>vclopmcnt in .Soviet 11 policy AccordiiiK to Dulzin, Soviet auiniirites m Ihe I'krame and more re cenlly in Mosrim have rej«'<tc(| many o( the affidavil.s sent by Israeli relativchol Kuvsiaii Jews seeking to emigrate for family reun ion " Dul/ln said th<- Soviel rationale in these r,f^,- .^ 'h..ii Ihe would be emigrants have *ho have recently left the ! I: . :. . M. ("r Kr.iH ,md ask Why .liN-. V..UI 1.1..III. I iiri. I. : .MiMn not send a (•Hill 1... .! .Mi. :. ' The answer in mail hat Ihe hriilher mil li • I Mil 111 Ihe I • S
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He noted a drop-<i(f in emiKralion figure (rom Ihe t'S,SH in recent niunlhs but did 1 link It direilly lo the new policy of rejectin applications (rom relatives in Israel He saM Il wa.% too earl> to tell whether the rtrop-ofl was a consequence of Ihe superpower ten-' sions resulting from the .Soviet invasion of Afghanistan In January. 19811. 2!«iri Jews left the SovM, I nion, 9HU (ewer than in January 197« Dulzt said and Ihe downward Irend continued dufl ing Ihe first hall o( February He said the lig ures (or Miirch Mould IM' a significant indicj lor o( the reasons since they wnulil reflet eniigralion priK-esses set in motion after 111 Afghan c.-i- ..r.„,i.„i ii,,i,,.. . .,.1 .i.,,r,. current I. ,i|in in ihc I. ... ,.,,,,. ;,i etn Rr,' Aeri-hemu senll Ru.iminlh
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The Honorable Motfw GUboa, Cooaul General of Israel to the Mldwent. wsa in Lincoln and Omaha last week to nneel with the Governor, members of the Legislature, and local dvlc groups He alao spoke at Ihe ja' Prom left are Ell Zalkln. chairman. Bureau lor Aging, Mr GUboa; Barry Mor rlaon. director, ADL/CRC. and Louis B Soiomoo. executive director of the Jewish Federation
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Y*l. they came Iruf Is it possible now lo ininx ihat a hypocrttical world will give the Camp David agreements an opportunity to work? Can we dream o( the day when the 'moderate' Arab states wtll join E^gypt and Israel tn negotiating peaoaftf aaOkniMts to territorial disputes* Yes. inpoaaiile dreams can come true Butsur takes more than wishful thinking In Israel's case, her flag flies in EK>'p( as a result of strength, sacrifice and faith Let's alao add — extreme effort and Kuts That's what impossible dreams are made of
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The Many Faces of Purim H^Pnm. like 10 many Jewuli Keslivait ceMifate* bolb a miriHeand the deliverance o( the Jewt rrom an u(ppie«aat It falls I4lh Adar and la a time ol merrtmenl. maM|iieradr and of Irtofcing until one is unaMe lo dtoUngiilili bHwean "btaaaed be I and cuned be Haoiaa " U It aiio a time or acndtog pflt •< (ood to Inenda t miiMoadi manol I. ipvinii (tflt o( monrv Uw poor aad of a ha^py lamUy dtoocr called a Punm Sni TV story It «ell-bw«m - of thr beaulihU Queen F.Kber hrr talMeout uncle Montreal and thr Jewt lalvatnn from the of thr virulent anti-ipmite Haman. dunnR the mgn of KuiitofPertU mytteriM wrround Purlm Nobody kaawi Jott JcwUhhtotoryUtotpMadeocrurrrd The Book ofRiUwr no da(w and nawtwre ctoe a the ftory repaid. ScMwa le event took piace aeon altor the eeaivtotton d thr Scr ipie The rirtt rrlerenon to Purlm occur only iftrr thr par 100 B r e and frw ichoiart have conremed thenifefvn [wiili ihe date and arciiracy of thr ttory (r the centuries. mimeroiB Punm Icfwidt ware created. today to a tpecial Midraih " i Targum Aheni i One Ulr Haman had once bean Mordtcai's ilavr and barber Iwrenlaim hit actiont whan the entwhUe ilavr roar tonon'lw^i^-AaqUwr Icfrnddeacrlbct hew thr trees I give Uirir wood OMte gallowt Haman planned for Only a UHn^Mth camt to hu aid dedain^: "At I an. aa llkewtot It Haman a thorn Ihat would aeraich tear Thy Harmtom peopto " Many atnad poets - EUeterKallr. Abrakam ton Exra. Soto^ ton Gabrtol and Judab Hatovl - compoaed tpedal Purlm awl Purim ttorlct tmptred the pent or ahatam aodPerrlz Several Jewish communities are Inown to more thm onr Purlm each year, in memory ol Ihey were taved from other Hamant •y yean the Jews or Exypt oliterved Cairo Punm to
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A ceatury later. German Jews celebrated Vinrenr Punm As uaual, tlicy were tiemii litamed lor hani time* in the country A baker named Vinceni Kettmilch declared htmscil "a np« Haman" and orgaiMidd attacks on Uie Jewish ptputotltn. first in th*tfM«ootWonna.nKttoPrankfun ItwastortuMtcUulUir Govamor — Frederic - eonaiderfd the pofroms an art of civil dtoobedlence and be mustered his rivalry lo put down the riolk "The new Haman" waa haagsd and Ihe olhar rlolen were com pelMtopaydamaaeatolhcJewt ThereTdrathe Jewtof Frai* fun uwUtuted a special "F>ur1ffl " on Ehil 77.1*14 In Persia, it was customary to hold a oeietiralnn at Hamdan. where the tombs ol Mordcca) and Esther are believed to be kv rated History has rome lull nrrlf and tnr Muc^-wirv ol ih-iw l»er tlanJ«wt- nowthe Jews of Iran livr in fi-iir o( ^ m(Ki»-nnlay Haman the Ayatollah Khometnl There are tlUI many Jewish rommuniliet livtns under o^ preatton. By cetobratinn Punm wr are expretaini our solldan ty with them and our hope and belief Uut the Jews will again hr delivered to ouUlve every Hainan the world ran produce'
Ttie real ttmggtr wiinin ine pany revolvea aroundl tempi to dttcrmlne Itt character On one Important level this hat to do with the definition of a "Ubor Pany " Most active and most articulate are thoae who rail for a return to the bailc Soclallat Ztonltt prtoclplet on which Ihe Labor Party wat original ly buUl aitd which for generattona gave it moral atrtoglh Thr klbbutxlm and the halutiiro epitomized the ideallatic atperU of the party The Histadrut. Israel s funeral FedtTatlM of Labor served to Institutionalue IIM- SO i:.iiii I'tpotogy among urban workenatweil , Thr Party had a firm baac on a program or daat contclous nets which sought tn ertrliratp the middle claas as a dominant riemrnt in the rcori' ' the Jewlah people The rail no* istoretumtothaar (• Kiptcs Labor'salllanre with thr left-wing Mapam helped ki«p the Ideoiogical prinripin clear and Mapam's rrcmt dcciston to remain in the alllanrp. despite fears that by so doing It was loamg aome of its own dittln tlnrtMH SocialItm. strengthen! the hand ol Ihe left w ing (M the other side srr thoor withm Labor who maintain I Iherr mtat be reconctlution to thr ecenomic lactt of life, nition of the emerstnce o< a powarful middle riais many of whoae mambert wan entwttte "wottart". and I an induatrlaiitattoa which canaat provide a common ( tor for the enfUieer. doctor and profeator on tite one I the ttimty anakllled or trmi skilled workingmen on the i tabor Mould avoid veering left, they say. and Aould I come Itraei's Centnal Parly Foreign policy itaiiaa trc still uncertain elements in the party pialtorm Unabte to condemn the uneipected peace Irraly with Egypt, the L,atior Parly has tried sniping away at details in thr implementation of DIP trraly but haa been unablp m hammer out a aolld. contlatefa. logKal policy There are those W LjitMr who believe Ihat Bagto haa yielded up too much and haa compromtaed away Israal'i aanirlty And there ate others who crttirixe him for htt intrantitmce aisd Ma unwUllnpteat to give in lo Sadat's demands («r withdrawal from large parts oi Judpa and Samana When the time comes to lormulating the official plai form. Labor may find itsrif on thr vrrgr of a ^>lll nvpr Ihptr ex treme differences of opinion, and may be rompellrd lo sidrstpp thp controversy a situation which Ukud leadprs will quic pouit out to the electorate It IS signllirani that in Ihe peraonalily clashes which have thus far marked ihp struggle for party leadership, thr prinripals hjve not ypi m«dp rlrar where thpy stand on turh lasuaa. II would appear they are wailing to sec which way the papular winds Mow. rathpr than ataerttng firm views now To some this Is an indiration of thr character ot the new leadership Golds Metr would not have been to hetttant
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e<elrt<ral(* Iheir miracukiuk riphvrry on Adar TI ' .' Ilmr thr le<i(lf-r of KioptiAn Jrwry wai the Mattri pmmeni Mini Abraham de Caatro One day the Uovemar derrrrd that all nrw coins should be struck beartnc hit name In place of .Selim I thr Turkish SulUn who also ruM over Ecypt De rakirti rrfused as it amounted to Ireaaon. and he fled to the prtMrrtMm of the .Sultan in Constantinople This left (he Je»» of Cairo at the merry of the lurtous Covrmor. who thrratemd them with unpnaonment or (Irath :' ' ' rxii pay hUn a torse Mm oT money by a certain daip I hi» treachery was discoversd to time and he was beheaorn
lor Pnme MlaiMar bi the IMI elertions for thr IWh Allan has served iMllee that he wtll preaeni hit randl dacy again to the parly «»nveoiton In June, and nmfldenlly n pectatowin The Party taaaa raaltoa. howvat. that more than a candidate it iMedad to win elactorato approval It it alao aot anoi^ to poiflt with lOHit lattofaetlon to all the obvioua lalllap oT the Begin Oeveninent Labor muat deveiop a wdl-organiaed. phllfr lophically tound procram Ihat hat appeal The voten have not yet (orpMen the tcandals and thr ahortcomings of thoaa u>ha IBetiln
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On Subsidized Housing Ordinance The Board of Director* of Ihe Jewish Federation of Omaha hereby adopta the following reaolutIon: •The Board of Directors of the Jewish Faderation of Omaha goes on record in wpport oT the poaMlon of its Community Relationa Committee to aiiiiaaaliig ila stalwart appositkm to the initiative petition pending before the City Council of the City of Omaha This initiative | would give neighbors veto power over wh !<• m their netiMortaoodTlUa would vioiate I) is of unknown numbers of cttbew in our ...nit ronirlhutr lo Ihe eroeioa of trust .i i.. .,,., the citizens of our clly, wbldi we havr. IKI>I .«« J and IIMIK pursued, and would render thote burdmad with poverty. victims of lh«* U'hlrrikrif lh«*lr r\«.laKh#>rv We urgr ' ,. a dinaiH'r nor : ^ .._ _ „. ..„,,„rf-m , >n to be communicated to Ihe City Council of I
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wHu larad. Yoram said they One obvious pre-requisile was triad to tic aU their answers to fluency In Rngllsh, but there Israel were others An intpresi in Ver«d and Yoram did not public affaire. < in encounter any hostile stu- social or culii^ im dents but at WesUlde High such aa youth movements and School one teacher told the a neat appearanrr were all two,' guil talking propaganda tak' iim and give the real facts about A. |, to the the Arab^lsraeli situation " United .Slates is l)>e second lor Voram said he and Vered han- both Voram and Vered. it is dled the confrontation smooth their linit visil to cities outside ly and "no big thing hap the KaM Coast After stops in pened " New Vorh and Chicago, the VlTed said the most surprts two expected Omaha to be '. juestlon occurred at Boys •I One boy asked Ihem ,'. the current ' ' ' i ()elw«»n (,'
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I and dvlc graupt IbyUieMlnMrtMof EducaUon and Forelfo Afiatn In laraal. the two (wn agan qnni one wwk hnc talking from dawn to diak atMul Ihrlr country Varad Boaomotaki. 17. « mamber of KiMwU Meauloi In the B«< Sha'an Valley, and Yoram MargalloUi. I(, a real deni of Jeruaalcm. were two of 7S laraefi youUi ieln-tpd for the aevenweek proKrain TV formal purpoae ul their trip to the United SUte* ii "to aatabilah good rHalMm be twcan American and IiraHl youth." Yoram Mid. "and an twer any queatlona atudenia might have about lirael After myriad orientation wailoni In Iirael. and one in New York City when they flral arrived, the Israeli eleventh and tweirth-gradert were lenl to different pan« of the I'niled SUte* Vered and Yoram via tted Chicago before arriving In Omaha, and they will vim five other cltle* before returning to Israel at the cod of March ^varyday here they visited a dMtraol Mgh school Vered aatlmaled she and Yoram ^Mketooverl.MOdudents In the evening! they spoke to Girl's Clubs the High School of Jewish Studies, and differ cnt groups assembled »\ thr Jewlah Communily Center Uito all theae meet
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Yoram MargalMb, left, and Varad Bgfomoiskl pauae in front of Ota Omaha Jawlah CaaunuBtty Cantor Ings were Interviews with the different media in town Two Omaha students who probably learned the moat atXMt larsel were Virki Klein, daughter of Mr and Mn Donald Klein, who hosted Vered. and Mike Herman, son of Mr and Mrs l^rr> Herman, who boated Yoram "tl was really internUing talking to Yoram at night." Mike said "He shared with me hia views on things he htd done during the day Sort of like 'An Israrira view of Omaha ' ' Yoram and Vered expressed latisfactlun with their visit to Omaha "All the people we
met were very nice and won derful ' Voram said Theio ordlnalors here did a line job. even though we were a little tired at night, but that's the way It's Mippaac lobe " Vered estlmaird that she and Yoram were asked hun dreda of questions The most prevalent dealt with President Carter's call for draft regls Irallon of American youth event.i In Iran and the Olym pic Iwyrott proposed hy Presi dent Carter 'Surpnslnijly," Vered said, "very lew (jues Ikms about Israel were political In nature " AllhouRh many of the qun lions did not specifically deal
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An Informal "Kollee Klalch" With an authority on Mid Ka.slern topics will lie held on Thursday. March S al the Jewish t'ommunity Center at 7 3(1 p m m Ihe Adult I.i0unge The authority is Or Ken nelh W Slein, professor of Near Kaslern History at Emory University m Atlanta, (ieorgia who will be vLsitlng In the Omaha community by in vilation of the Inlemalional Studies Program ol the Uni versily of Nebraska at Omaha
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Fanicipallon on this special program was decided through a rigorous sele<-tKin pnK-ess
After Omaha the IsraelH dents went to St Haul will also vis.t .SI l>oui.s Ind anapolis and Oululh before | wrap-up session in Washin lonUC
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cauat "I WHS very impressed by the intelligence o( the ques tlon. " she .said "I told him that Israel and West (;ermany have normalized relations. and ih.il Ihe Wi-sl (Jerman I pays annual rep ' Holocaust survi vors. In general, however, the two students fell Omaha high school youth could have known more about Israel and the entire Arab-israeli silua lion "We In Israel know far more about the United .Stales Ihan American youth know atxNit us," Vered said "I K\ies.s inayl>e It's t>e<'aase Americas problems are ol i 'Tn to us than Is i-ms are tn the
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Vr .Stem will tie speaking al Ihe Missouri Valley History Conference at (he Kamada Inn
on South 72nd street the mon ing of Ihe 6th, and through th ('NO International Sludia Program has been mad available to the Omaha Jew i.<>h communily lo talk about^ present conditions in Pygypt,^! Iran and Israel ^^ According lo those who hav^ heard him previously he considered an "exciting speaker ' particularly In th inlormal selling which planned for Thursday nighl Plans for his appearan are being coordinated by th Jewish Cultural Arts Council through the Interim Commit] tee chairmen Steve Kleke and Mary Kcllman
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KatabaUt Shabbal Service • pm Lale Family Servirr I li p m Sarvteaatpm Tlie Lale Family Service The TlinvUi larad ChotowUI be conducted by Rabbi wUi paftlc»1> An OM« SkaMkal will M Uaac Nadoff. Cantor l^eoTet UUB and the Beth laraei Chair The Oneg Shabbal reception ShadMdttam wttlcti la nannaUy held after Jr OaoffracaUao M.lia m Ktdduab artii be hoatod by the Family Service, will not be Mr and Mr* Mrrey Mctten haid on tMa Friday evemnn, in honor o( Ertm Hrat birth- iMce the Social Hall will have Itaen readied lor the Purlm day Mlnyani Monday and carnival Satavday: Thunday7 iSa m Moraine Sanrlce • as a m A KMduh Mtowiiig the aerLincoln vicc will take place In the Social Hall B'nai Jashurun VouthSarvloaalOam Youth SanicM are followed aERVlCES by KMdMk and a Shabbat PMday: 7pm by PUROf ReMttii(o(UMMa«Ulaii Mr and Mra Sandy Graa» CUaa wtth the Rabbi S 30 p m bart wUI boat the Onag Shab- MinchaServioeSpm ShaloahS'eudoa* 4Sp m bat Maartv k Havdalah 7 ispm
Offutt AirBaaa SBKVICBS: Sanrleca are conducted In the Capahart Qiappi on the aaoaa« Prtday o( Mch OMMlh. I p m aid iawth Pttday M 7 Kprn AnOnagShabbalMlo«vt the aervlcc Sanrtooa are cowkieted by RabM Syitoey L Hoffman Mid CapUhi David Schnetderman. Hacxan
PURIM SCHEDULE The Meglllah Reading will beheMat7pm Followtngthe MegUlah R«adli«. the Purtm Royalty Coronation earawony wUI be haM under the dlracUon ol Lairy ChaMar A coalunw paradt arlH eaMhida the I'a acUvltiaa AdulU Itojakiihartttdenta and coma in caalme. /Ul itudili hi cMtame wUt receive gift prtea Hamanlaachen Md aafi dhaka will be •ervad. Ilw Both larad OMvurah groiv hM undartakM to l>ake the HamaatMCbM ta the Synafpcue httchn. Thoae ta eoatuaaa will be wrvod wttkeul dMfp Thoae not ta eoatiMne will he aaked to make a contribution toward the coat ofthetreaU MoralagSarvtee* a m llMvwfl ba no braakfaal or dMa wNh the RaMit becauae of Iha Purtm carnival
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coma a Bat Mitzvah on Friday. March 7.1 IS pm
Sara SaihiB, daughter of Or, and Mn, AIM SwMn will be-
Pimni CARNIVAL Sunday moraine Reildoua School houn will be from 10 a m to 12 noon The Purlm carnival will immadlataty ioHow daaa diamlaaal at noon and wlU continue until 4pm Food will be available Kir purchaae at the carnival The Kadtma and Tovim youth croupa will aaaiat la operatinc the game hoolha (or alMdanU of all aa well aa for adulti. will lee and tickeU lor the booth* will be lold at the entrance of the Social Hall Raffle ticfteu will alao be sold for a Mack and-whMa latevl«on aet. the winner of which will be announced a( the r ami val
SHALACM MANOT BA8KITB Kadima SYU roemben will deliver ihalach manot food iMtfkeU on the •Iternoon o( Punm day All proceeda from the Shalach Manot project wlU g» to the youth fund
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ri1dagr:(ispm Rabbi KaMMth Hazznn Roliart Thapim and the Beth El Choir wtU eonduet the aervtcc Fotlowtng aar vice*. M Ooeg ShJtibat will be given by Mr and Mrt Irving Retaglaa In honor of theU-Mth aanl««r»ary 130 am - preliminary aervlce lOa m - ihahartt Kidduih f*Uewli« aarvleaa ta honor of the Irving MargaUa Family • DO pm minha-maartv aarvice • am 7t m and7p m
PURIM BdOCDULK Mkreh I - Eveaarvloe and meglllah !-7pm Simday, Marcfe 2 Mommx iervlcc and meglllah readmg -•am Purlm Aaaemiiiy Ham followed by USV C^r nival VBCIAL JKWISH MUSIC On Friday evening. March 7. I IS p m . Hazzan Rot>en Shapiro will ipcak on "Chainw and Challenge* in Syiiagague Prayer " The Beth Kl Synagogue Choir under Ihe direction of Tufty I Arnold I Epalrin. and the junior Chotr. will preaent new aong* and aottama tar Ihe Shabbat liturgy A aparial
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R0O«T CARDS Rapott carda will ba givan 10 the atudanu to take bant lar paranta' riauturaa M Manday. March 1 and Tueaday. Marcht
IVANCB The Sabbath i« oondudtd in a aparial way each Satirday cvaning The canawwy I* brief and rich M beauty Althoutfi Havdalah ta primarily I home obaervMce. H u included In the raflular Beth Rl Saturday evMkig public wor*ip WorAlppen who attend the aynaaogue minyan will In the Havdalah experlAt the ume time we wiih to bring the Havdalah obaerv ancc Into nur home* and encourage all who live tn varloui reaidentlal lectiona of Omaha, to boat the brief ceremony for their familie* friends, and neighbors Hauan and in* Shapiro wUI conttaue to share the d;-aim and beauty of Havdalah ui Uirlr home for Beth Kl meni bars The two remaining weat Omaha raaidmtial dalea ta llM Shaptn home are Saturday evening. March* for retidmti aoulh of Dodge and weat of TtoduntU lUth, Saturday evening. March IS. lor realdents Huth of podge and weat of llSlh These home Havdalah programs will be from S pm until 7pm Children ire urged to )oin their lamlllr* The She piro home I* located at S24 South III Street (off of llMh aDdLeavenwnrthi
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TV Programs On March 1 Cantor (iail Karp of Tempir IWMi wUi be (raluiT<l u Ihr hart moderator on (he ituth in • MrtM of Mrvlilon pro p«lM pra4uc«d by the Jrwuh OaaMBHRtiy fMaUotii Coni' mittac of Uir Jewifh Krdrr •Uon of Omaha Thr prp-rcrordrd program »IJI br alrrd on Saturday. March I al 3 p m on telcvl(K>n lUtton WOWT and wtll hlRh light Jrwish Mitflr Month which beglni on Pwim. Sun day. March 2 and Cdntinun throutih March 31 PaHtripatlnf with Cantor Karp on the halt hour proftram are Davtd KuUy. ion o( Mr and Mr* Robert Kully. and Kira Pollack, a receni new comer to Omaha from RuHia of IM Jcwiah poopie the a«n la disctaaed and played on the gui lar by Cantor Karp and on the piano by Kully and Pollack The program alao features (he musical collection of (he Jewish Kederadon Library which Is available for loon to all members of the rommu nity Kxecullve producers of the program are Carole Chamt>er Un and Mary Kellman Thr program hlghlitthting thr V»s lover holiday will be uiml on April S
America Is Growing Older: Aging Today and Tommorrow By Ban Laub, dtrsctar. Buroau tor the Agli« If Abraham Uncuin wrre living Xaitts hr m'f!hl say thai "God must love old people he makes son • •»" The fact is one out of every nine Am< tt every day That Til' increase loi. i-ar mo and to • 2030 What ,-x panding nuniiH-rv r<>i oix'ining. thanks m mrdi rine. nuthllon. andrducation.peaplcare I Also, be^ cause of t\f^- '••••'•me rarnlngs. pen.M.Mi i '•• idily ivailaliir h< ul Kimmunit) suppurt.v i ilth aids, meals '••-• ,.. - - .md v> •»• tir.'.iii't rii.n.t- i , „, ,.., ^.jt-rly are ablr to I akr < af ol ihrnik< r own horoea Our o»n si llstir Dmvr u . , years ago. the median agi's to the Or Sher Home was well under of ago 75 NowKIS' However, higfi . to llHIl all the aged It is • and women over Kt live at tlte povrrt) Ifvel m l>rluw it Siinilar ly. wtiether well off or ptior somr rldrrly aren't able to take rareoflhrff messes, or physical, mental or emotion.! . >nty are ablr to do so. but S percent minurit) n^iiirt- long it-rm fare in a health related or nursing facility A growing number of the elderly and III' ing need.s present a tw»sided Issue First, as cono" wll reli ant majority of people m- •"" •" " tjiiiM in- (i,iji] (0 assur ing that as many ai pos-^ • ly in the mainstream nl I.I.. II i..<'.yinl..r nriul 1 '"••"• iheir pro KmrnI and . rii to the r»*«iiiif (• S4.
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At the Dr Sher Home, a division of thr Burrau (or thr Aging, these and other lllnesaes are not ignored despite itir advancrd age o( most residents Thr Hnmr rnrnumKi-^ Ihp maximum poaalbte degree '' ' luy such procedure is not' ni with the tradition of thr |)t .Sht-i lluiin- ihjl i-\ri) ii.si<l<-iii has the right to individual consideration of his health and social needs through systems of support within our Bureau lor the Aging
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February has been a very cold and snowy month, hut in Ihe l)r Sher Home there are still very warm feelings Tlx' residents have t>ren so busy directing. trarhiiiK and Kiving their lovr to Ihrir nev rrcrra lional (hrraplst. KHrrn Mad den We better kwp and rye un Keva liomstein, Karen is a beautiful gal Sylvan Bloch. Bmny Mryrr son. Belle Shragu. Mlllir Kf>gel. Dora Amstrr, and Mtf .Slulsky attended Ihe Garden .Show at the City Auditorium f'eb 19 This was Indrfd a breath of spring Many thinks lo Audrey Cohen. LOVK vol unteer. for helping Karen w ith the liove Bus K«b 20 was an evening at the (Jmaha .Symphony KrsI dents Kaye Abrams. .Sylvan RIoch, Millie Fogel Hilda Hof fman, I)ora Am.ster. and Krva Homstein were so pleased to hear and see violinist. Dylana Jenson Our great pal. J J
Parsow broughl his station wagon and dmve thr residents On Krt) a. Wi S<'hupack gave (hr rrMdents the oppor (uni(y lo rtdr on The Mrl^ nalds bus Plans arr (or a long nde ()(the Florence area, and the river road Kli. many many thanks
Punmwill soon t>r here, and you can Irll if yitu come to our homr I)r<oralions arr twin)! madr. and many goodies are bemg liakcd And gwss w hal'' They even have thr men in volvrd Some lime in March idate will be announced i Ihj' homr will sponsor an Hawaiian Kvr ning There will t» dinnrr. and enlrrlainment Vie would be so happy to have all the (amity mrmhers join thr residents You will really enjoy Please come and share in our pleas urrs Remember, wr welcome with open arms Ixive vol unteers
Thr rngagrmrnt of Janij Klaine Julius to Mark N ford has been annourK-ed Dr and Mrs Loy Julius, bridp to-be's parrnts Mark 1 thr son of Mr and Mrs Ted j Sanford, Sr A summer wedding is hrtrt plan/HHl at Trniple Israrl
PERSONALS A note oi Ihonks lo our children. Robin Lori Short end Joy ar>d our d«or friands for Ih* gilts, donations, good withes and portici potion in making our 30th Anniversary such a happy occasion. 1114 AIJACOBT Ida ond I take this opportunity to thonk oil ol our dear friends and rel olivos lor thair well withes lor my speedy rocovery during nr>y recent hospitoliiotion. lovingly
riftLf HAingiN OlOA JACOBOIW and lotnily wish to thank their family ond friends lor their cords, donalions, and exprestions of condolence on the lotiof Som HANNAH PRAOELL thanks her dear relatives and friends for the beautiful flowers and cords sent to her during her recent stay in the hospital I would like to thonK my fomily and friends lor their donations ond cords and oil their good wishes during my hospitol itoy. OONALO STRAUSS MtrCR OMtN wishes lo thonk all of his friends and relatives who were so thoughtful in fheir exprestions of tympathy for his wife Cletos
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VSY ByLorlRuUo For thoae of you wondering what has been happening In US Y . I'm iiomfi to let you In on a few of our secreU We Juit wrapped iq> one of the moat superb, stupendous, fantaatlc. I that's for you, Corey i conclaves in all of USY hlslo^ ry, and our chapter would like to (hank our great c(M;hair men. Alan Mallne and Naomi Mitchell (or the great tab they did Now we must forge ahead In Juat a few short days i Sun day. March 21 is USY's Purim Carnival It's going to be a gala event 'Hwre will be approthtuteiy 22 booths (or people of atTaias During (lie car nival, a rafflJuvUI be going on with gift certinc(tes. a gold bracelet, a clock and a wine set as example* of the many prlie* Raine tIckeU wUI be available lor purchase during
the carnival In addition, we will be sell ing tome great food, including hotdogsandfalafel So please, we Invite every one to bring his/her family and to be at Ihe event that pea pie have been talking about all year THK USY PURIM CARNIVAL' It will begin si approximately II a m at Beth El Synagogue If
you have any question*, feel (ree to call Lorl Kubin at XM ma. or Marcy f^oodell at 391 3M7
BETH ISRAEL YOUTH GROUPS ^Ih Israel's Kadlma and Tovim youth grtiups will hold a maaa attendance on Saturday night. March I. lor the Punm Meglllah Reading at 7 p m They will remain after the PurIm Meglllah Reading to set up and decorate Ihe So rial Hall lor the PurIm ramlv at. which will he ht-id on Ihr next day The Punm ramival will Ixheld on Sunday. March I. noon to 4 p m with Kadlma and TovIm SYO memberii In charge o( the game booth& Following (he ramival. Kadi ma nwmtiers will deliver Purlm shalach manol baskets On Thursday evening. March 6. Kadlma members will leave (or SI l>nuis. Mo lo attend their annual Midwest Regional l>eadenihip Training Seminar il.TSi. which will be held (rom Friday. March 7 through Sunday. MarchS Del egates from the entire Mid west Region will attend this Important annual youth leadership training gathering The Kadlma delegation will be ac companled by Howard Wax
Anyone For Chess? (3MM pUiyar Marvin Kati hM aoBoiaMd plaM to organise a dMM and chadurs dii> The first HMetii^ wUl lake place Sunday at 2 p m ta the JCC Mr Katz said thoae l»taraMd Aouhl brtng their own lati Md iBdicaiad that If «ae«a^ pMpierinw i<p, ha wlU be h^iqrle eaoduct as eiMbitton malea. For liitarmatlaB, cmtaet JudI RoaMiMatt at S34-
By Bert l>ewta Only I*' s getting close to hi>i should be glad t« hear Itiik twwi> The Cunm Party will be Monday. March 3. atI the JCC H This Is iMil just ar. "iwever For one thing, ^^k we'll have the an yi get busy and and make ^^k an entry There win IH' a i a.sn prize o( 110 (or the mosl original hat. and a second prize o( f7 and even d t hird prize o( (S Judges will be Jewlah Press staff members Morris Mallne. Judy Marburg and Suzie Somberg And ofoourte. our King and (jueen will be choaen. so everylxidy be sure to be there We expect lo have a wonderful time Th* 'i»v..ii,i iif rii inr i.Hit i rmviiiefatlon IS the Painting
Class iin March lu. and wilt conliii id( 12 W dl ihf J The entire session is only tS. ann ter hdc teacher who makes evrt i artist Kven If you hardly know (hr diflerence lirlween a brush and a canvas, until yuu try you won't believe how much enjoyment you ran ({el (rom such a class How about If (all Mollie tu register In advance
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Mr andMrt UoydWa of rarmlngdale, '^ MHMMnre the birth of twin tana, Evan and Alexander on Staiday. Feb 10 GrandparaMa are Mr and Mr* Norman C WoMner of Omaha and Mr and Mn WU Uam Wagner of Farmtngdatc
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Graa^aranU art Mr* Jack Jarabaan, Omaha, and Dr and Mr& Buek.SMUlaOblipaj
Brunch al J(T Ham free' Katibl Rotcnbaum trill •pvik on inlermarrlage •liovr It or leave il "• Call ume people lor ndr* PAMOVEB HilM i» going ' and 2nd .Seden ni.iiMifi will lie av.i VI,in h Itbrunrh .. ' ' " -u ar* miiTi'Miii ul diicuat plaoa *u,, ir. ilillel will ptrfc up part of the coal
Take My Picture? "I warn my pbiure with the next Congraaaman". Hoar Roaanbaum told the Jewtah Prtaa photo^raplMr durt^ the maaiing of UM aaotar dttoana at ttw Jawtab CammunKy CMar laM Ma» day Caunly Cewimlaatowar Rldurd Pailmaa. pMt ipaakar al llw pregram. la taektag the Demeeiatlc i lOMrtctraoe
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Now pay OPPD Electric Service BMs automaticaBvttiroucrfivour savings or checking account Save lim« and poslaga writa f«««r chacks hava your aiacinc aarvica bill paid bafora tha dalinqiiaftt data and %aef monay. navar mlts paying your bM wtian you'ra out of town or on vacaborr. Aulhortza your bank or Mvinga and loan oompany to maka ttw monMy paymania ior you OPPO w« mail you a copy ot your bMlan days batora tfia paymant a to br datfucwd. N you hava any quaa-
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Thia aarvtce is availabia to all OPPO cuatomars — raaidantlal. commardai and indus^ial — through moat ar«y bank or savmga and loan oompafry. You are invNad to wrtta ua tor complata mtormabon and an aulhohzaSon form.
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Arthritis Program I
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Art Exhibit : : Coming Soon j
TheF Jrwiiit) ( ummunil) Center and the Sebrtaki CtunAtt o^l the Arthritis Foundation h«i aanauBcad the dewlopment of an KducaiMnal ami Thrr.iii^ Pnoi Drrxrram lor men and women m thr Omaha armaloid arthritis All Individuals must Ix n Thr program stall will conaist ol a rvglaterad pliyilcal Ihera-^ pist and a water salrty instructor These staff program will hr under Ihes«4>ervisMn and guidance of » The Bellevue Arliala vrtll dM|riay Iketr tudfed and ju Ham R Palmer Hh4><iin.<itn<oi;i^l I>r Rugtne ZwelMck, * ried riww at (he Jawtrii CoauMmily Center, from Kmg R FT ai MndalKm 1^ March t, Uiraugh March 16 Their recrpltan will hr A limit • r 1 ' acceptrd lor (his special prt^^ held on Sunday. March 1< from 2 p m 4 p m and u ^^ gram i» apenloUiepiMlr Don't (orfel. Omaha ArtiaU exhibil * The first eight week program will run (mm March 4• through W now on dlaplay * umwin May I .Sessions will be held nr Thursdays. lO^II a m AUrlaue^ munlty Center The irrond eight w<vs profjr.im *\\\ run May 13 through July I Claaa lee lor the eii^t werk program » The Annual KinK > Men't Sublet Kacqurtball' fli Penona who want more Information about this program riMMid contact Chuck Arnold, director. Physical ICducatlon at Tournament vn he JewtahCoaUnunlty Cenier Rat HMM.Eit » quetbaU Courtk (<« n rt and-'" -'--^— Everything's new at camp this comlag MirnnMr - new dinePer cumni Cenier Memton <' i § cla«» • C plui tkms. new pmKramminR new tervlcca, and new enlhiMltani aS tournament wtll he held atartlnnTi..,.^.... ...Khi. March e Sat lor yi*jr childr«) lor summer in ItgO urday nlghl < alli-r sundown, 7pm < and on Sunday and MIXKIJIN All parents are iruifr.) d, MpnA A sunlal "Tell l!s More March*and 10 TheMen'iClait"A." "B"and"BpiUk ' touma About The New J('< I'rogram " on Suntnent will be held atarting Tkmday nicht March 13 (hrouKh thr day, March .10 at the i. 'ier2 )Opm Leai finals on Monday. March 17 more aboiil the new, ncttuig and dillrreni ramping acttvit The Unl t»u plarr* In each ability level will rrreivr trophtni that will l>e happening thla summer All playrni will rrceivp a colorful monofp'ammed louvmir "T Please mark down .Sunday. March 10. al 2 3Up m riilrt Tournament fer ii U per penon The Inlemalional Har quettMdl Aaaocialtofi rule* will Kovem play Entry deadline lor the claaa "C" tourney u March 2. and (or the claaa "A" and B the entry deadline is March « A limit of I* "C" playert will be accepted and a limit of |( "C plus" play It's tune to think about joining up lor thr (un and romprtitmn er« will Ite accepted A llmu of It "B' playrn will be accepted of sprtngaummer sofUtall The Jewish Comrounlly Center Ath and a limit of l« "B plua" playen wtU be accepted EntrWa will Mk Dapartmcnt iponaort two eicMlng tlo^Ncfe Magaaa lor be accepted on a flnt-come nnl-icrve Ikaali aduRa We have a Mixed aoftbaU laafua on Tueaday nlgMa and a
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Creative Finger Painting ICC D«u CWn, Dana Ermaa, aad
Sneak-a-peek Attention Teachers Sue Htrltnpy J('( s iUn<. iMtructor. md Uir mnntwrr tf (to JCC'i dance CMBaMto ^^Ma to visit 0» daoM ilu ^Hjr obMrvattaM ol tlietr ^flB't daa Ite *Mk af PiNli M Hapc !• aw yoa
And College Students
Parl-ttiM aummer employ meat la available at CMmf> ShakHD. the Pre-SdMsi Oa> Camp, l S or S nonilati per •Mk. MaM Ukc to work wttii jmmg cfeMran Contact Mar iMiPlMtaKhFjCC SM«M «t »
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R (lORDO.N REAL KSTATK Complfte Real EtUtt Sennce
ACT- SAT Preparatory Course Special instruction for students planning to take College Board examinations. TIME: 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., March 13. aO.^, April 3 ORIENTATION: March 6.7-8 p.m. PLACE: Jewish Community Center. INSTRUCTOR: Professor Michael S. Katz (B.A. Amherst, M.A. and Ph.D Stanford) Associate professor of education at UNO, teachar of sp«ed reading. COST: $66 for JCC members, $80 for non members Class size limited to first 20 who register. REOISTRATION FORM-VERBAL (SAT ACT PREPARATION COURSE) ESPECIAUY OE SIGNED FOR HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND SENIORS IftdMdmN may ragiatar by fMrig out ttM form and aiictoaing a chack to Iha Javviah Community Cantar Tha ct««cii ihould ba ratumad to MaA Graanbars at ttia JawWi Community Cantar. Eactt aludant it urpad to attand Iha oriantafion aaaakm of March 8 at 7 p.m. NAME. ADDRESS.
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Men's toflbail league on Wedneaday nl^rta Play bcgina May t. and 7 with games at t IS p m andal7 IS pm There will be nine iaaat la aach laafue rormyotM-owa learn or If you batav 10 an organtaaHae that would like to enter lUKoul Ihe (orrn baiow and bring in or maU lo the JCC Athletic DepartuMBt TlH la^ne eniry fee is IM per laam Each team will share dit Mti of paying the umptrc't feaa A team trophy will be awardtd to the tint place team In each league Tlien wtll be 13 play TO XT Athletic Department JowMh CamaaaMy Caalar
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