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. J Hosts to Welcome 1,000 Dinner Guests • Attorney Howard Kaslow Is also a alauDch aiwortcr o( IsThe ktoa o( Unwrlng • diii- rad HeaDpnadMdlheJobas rl,dniUMU«auM an opportunity to ifnai his withualatni "As a boat tor the of hoau Yal m Men's Campalc* Dinner I y accaptad hope to be able to tell others duty for the nrat Man'i what I law on my recent trip FadaraUon CamiMlgn Inviu to Israel. Itir great achieve ttenal Dtaoer April 10 at Uw ments and the enormous taaks J««Wi Cwnmuntty Canlar that remain to be accomUiddly, Ifaaaa hoaU wUI by plished I am convinced that pafB Ite coaking and daanlni the words 'we are one' are more than Just a slogan They reflect the vital partnership the hopr of dtimrr between the American Jewish Cooktr aixl'Jerry (VMnmunlty and the strength that the largr nuni' and survival of Israel are Inse- The SovM Jewish cmlgratkn lifeline will free UKXMands of fM»hoaU will turn thr din parable from one another." Ulaa this year. A porUoD of the money pledged at (he Meo'i larttha usual Imprraonal acronllng lo Kaalow taUattal Dliner, April ». wUl be uaad lo help aetUa RuaalaD tlnd of maai event to « mart George Kagan. who it re- Famlltas la Omaha. toUmale occasion Each hoat tirad aagariy accepted the rev wlU be aHlgnad a table and ponalbUlty and issued a chal er. Harold Coopemum, Jerry Harvey Ferer. Dean Fran will ba rMpenalbie lor makinc Icnge la other retlrFd men to Dann. Jack Dultrh Joe kel .Sam Fried. David Fried a( that table ferl take an active role In philan- Ertnan. Mikp fCrratfn. Howard land. Uoyd Friedman. .Santhropies Rpatrln. Paul Kpatetn. Harold lord Friedman. Abe Gmdier. Tbaharta the hill "My wile. Toby, and I be- Fartier. Jim Farber. Stan Larry Olllnsky. Morton (ilass. 'a Jewish lieve In Judaism We have al- Frtnberg. Morris Fellman. Richard (ilazer. Ron (illck. ia( yount ways givan to Philanthropies and Thomas Fellman Frank Goldberg. Manny Gold^ wd turn m aHto Tbetr It's abaoMaly a total neoas••MM to tola taking OB the task itty aad I'm baRxy toi4a mjr *ara. Paagia wfaa are rallrad Aeuld eoadnua to contrlbAmnesty InlamaUeul has taaUroony after the crganiiaGary Javllch. a S3 year old uto,"urpd Kagan. puMlshad s onlqua eyewltuaas tlon liaued a lUt In 1«7» of 2,M& bwlDaaaman, raadlly acTheoihar boats for the eve- report by two lurvtvan who people known lo have "disapIka raia o( boat as i ning are MIH Abrahams. AtvUi escaped from secret detantlon peared" In Argentina since ofUt itroac aupiMrt o( Abramaon, MkbMl Albert, campa In Argentina where the coup thai brought General Paul Alpanon. Henry Appel. they estimate that hundreds of Jorge VkMa to power In I waa la laraai three llmei Jack Bakar. abtMon Balick. people have been systemati- March 1978 •nd aaw wh«c some o( the Nam Batt, Tom Bernstein. cally tortured and killed since They testify to s consistent I know the money Jerry Berman. Al Block. Mel IfTS pattern supervised in meticuBoroitctn. Pete Brodkey. Ron The two men, Oscar Alfredo lous detail by Various k our iMIgiitloa to aupport Brodkay, Marvin Brookstein, Gomalez and Horado Old de branches of Argenllns's mill Onaha and Israel That Is Jonathan Brown. Fred ('asla Paz, spent IS months In the tary and police forces Torture I was thinking of when I sman. Jay Chasan. BUI (Vihen. camps sfter being abducted and Interrogation were syslaid yet to being a host." said Paul Coban, Jack B Cohen. within two weeks of esch other tematic, followed by a period JavHch Jamas Cotien, Dr Ron Coop^ ui November 1177 in Buenos of what they call "concentraAires They were held In five tion camp" life with regular camps between them and pro- punishments and beatings, vide details on hundreds of and finally, for moat priaonAniKNincement has been made of the first prlaonerr-^Btoal of them now ers, "tranafer"—the euphemism lor death Most of the believed to be dead Men's Federatkm Campaign Invitational Dinner Their account and Ha ac- victims had been taken from to take place at the Jewish Community Center on compaoytng IMs of dead and their homea or placet of work April 20. misatng priaoners throw new without any semManoc of leThe goal of this dinner is to i^ach out and emlight on the posalMe fate of the gality by armed agenta of the thousands of Argentinian citl security forcea. usually In ci brace 1,000 members of the Jewish community. tcna who have "diaappeared" vUlaa clothing Attend the dinner, receive hoapltallty from your Ganula, a r-year-old facover the past three yean. A hosts, listen to the megsage of the evening and delefaUgn of the Organizatkin tory worker when he was kidthen make your pledge in private. This is the of American SUtea vUlted Ar napped, had been active polltl gmtlna In September Itn lo cally and in a union His wile, nuinatream thinking for having a dinner of this conduct on-tte^pol Ittveatlga- who he says had not taken part unprecedented scope. Uona Into the disappearances In politics, was slMkided a Many say It can't be done. Too many probthst local human rights month later He has heard poups uy now tolJ more nothing of J>er since January lems. Cooking and serving, seating, logistics — than 15.000 The OAS findings 1171 De la Pax. who waa 10 iinpoasible... etc. have not yet been made pub- when he waa kidnapped, was a Cookie and Jerry Hobennan, dinner co<halrlic student leader and a ntcmber men say otberwiae. Tbey and their committees Amnesty Intematlofial de- of the MonKmero wing of the rided to publish the testimony Peronlat movemant. att extending IhemaelveB to make this evening a Tbey eatlmala Uie SOO psople of the two men after months of iuper succeas becBuae they care about the future dwcklng their account ag- paaaed Uirou^ the campa of Ihls Jewldi oommunity. alnat Ita own records of people they were In during Uitlr IS who have "dtsappaaaad" and rnonUit In capthity, and they And Qiey believe, rightfully so. that all memthe slatemania of tomer pria- provide detalla on more than bers of the Jewish community feel the way they mers The organlxatkm alao NO a< them Ganxalex and de do, and that they too will demonstrate tiielr feelconsulted well-informed la Pat regard themaelves u inp by making this dinner experiment a huge souresa ki Argentina and has lucky lo have stayed alive besB abia to oomborala many until Uiey found a chance to esIHCtMg of Use detaUs given by the two cape "Wa managed lo delay Jvie'n betting on Jerry and Cookie. We're betIIMII. our tramter' by iubralMMn. m§jM you. Both came to Annaaty In- adopUflg an attttude of prathey say "We did ^ MflnrtoMilkM lamatkinal with UMIT I
berg, Arthur (kildstein. Gary Goldstein. Don Goldstein. Ueonsrd Goldstpin Puiii r;old' itein, Herman llotwrt (Goodman i nan. Nelson Uordman. Barton Grwnberg. Don Greenberg. Gary Gross and Art Gross man. Also. Howard Hahn. Bennett Horn.miMii Rirhard JarolMon. Al' Mickey Kaplan. Mi". nan. I^rry Kavich. Joe Kirshenbaum. Kevee Klrshenhaum. Art Kulakofsky Rntwrl Kully. Mar ihali Kuahner. Martin l>ehr, Jay Lemer. Dalv Levin. Denny I.^wis. Leonard I.«wls. Steven Lustgarten, Jack Marer. Dick Martin. Bemie Meyer. Larry Meyerson and Jerome MUder Also. Dr Dan Miller. Chuck Monasee, Stuart Muxkin. Sherman Nefl, Al Nepomnick Murray Newman. Allan Nod die, Harlan Noddle, Don Nogg.
Ernie Nogg, Steve Nogg, syO— Syd Osian, Bob PappanhelilnM« Alan Paraow, Sol Paraow, Palton. Jeff Perimeter vin Pollkov. BemIe RaskI Don Kice, Mort Richards Yale Richards. Henry Riekes Steve Riekes. Sheldon Rips Dr Blame Roffman. Dr Larry Hoffman and Hi iubert^ Hn!<enbluni
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Also. Harley Schrager, Phil Schrager. Fll Schupack. Ted Seldin. Mike Sherman. Dr Haul Shyken. Karl Siegel. Rol), Silverman, Krvjn Simon. K .laaw HI Simon. .Steven .Simon. Stanley Slosburg. Jerry Slunky. Lou Soloman. Marlon Somtieri Kamon Somberg. Dr Jose| Sostinik [)r Maurice Stel tierg. Mori Trachtenbarg. Sti art Tucker, Allen Tully. Mai rice Udes. Norman Veltxi Arnold Weltz. Sidney W' thelm K.rnie Wjntroub. 1 Mintroub. Richard Zachart Ell Zalkln and Sam Zwelback
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cleaning, painting, worked as bricklayers, cooks, mechanics and even did of f ice work '' Both men. like many others, were taken to Club AtMIco in Buenos Aires when they were first seized This building. llnce demolished, served as sn Initial depot for prisoners There, they saw their first "operating theatres." as the torture rooms were called C/ub Atleiico had three, each furnished with a picara i electric cattle prod I and metal table, to which the priaoners were bound naked "The smell of burnt flesh, blood, perspira tlon and excrement, added to the fact that there was no ventilation, made the air heavy and Impossible to breathe," they re|»rt IV treatment, they later learned, was essentially the same for all priaoners "For the first hour, they would apply the picana to us. without asking any questions TTiepurpoee of this was, as they put It, 'to soften you up, and so that we'll understand one another' They applied it to the head, armpits, sexual organs, anus, groin, mouth and all the sensitive parts of the body " According to the two men torture could go on for hours, day after day "Between sessions of the plcant, they would use the tubmartno (holding our heada under water i, hang us up by our feel, hit us on the sexual organs, beat ua with chaina, put salt on our wounds and uae any other method that occurred to them They would alao apply 230-volt direct current lo us Everything waa done under the supcrvtahm of a doctor, who cheeked our blood prtaaure
and reflexes 'We've got all the time in the world, and this will go on Indefinitely ' " In at least one case, however, an officer told them of a detainee who was tortured to death within hours of his abduction. Ijefore orders were received from "atwve" that he was to lie released < To be continued, see related story on page 81
Urgent Appeal The Resetllement Com mittee of Jewish Family Service has Issued an ur gent appeal fw furniture, appliances, and other hotjsehold furnishings In good condition "We are expecting 15 Russian immiKrants to arrive in Omaha before Pas •over arul we need assistance from the Jewish community as rapidly as possible." said Natalie Rubin, Resettlement coor dinator In addition to furnishings, help is needed in locating a rental hou.se in the area of the Jewish Day School, or other forms of rental units There would be no objec tlon to having the newcomers ahsre a home with a widow or widower. Mrs Rubin said, adding that the ^newcomers represent at least lour family unlta Mrs Rubin may be contacted al 334-IQOO ext «M
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"AHiiau|0 our alumni provtdt only » por cent of the dMUiU In Iwael." the new Dean, himaelf an alumnui of the School Myi. "they have an Impart far beyond their numerical itrrnRlh Among them are Ibe chief o( the Army Dental Service*, the chairman a( the luaH Dental AaaociaiMn. the ma)ortty of the leadtert al the School, the heads of dental units in hotpltala throughout the country, and faculty In a newly rormed I In Tel Aviv •
DENVER-An American Heliothermal Corporation I ore I Miar hot water aystem. Bupplicd to the flnt ' to utilue tolar ItoEUMtR Htaney, pnnldwf aod cMef •lacullva oMIeir of AaMTtcap •n» Mtoai LaaUwr Tanolag Pactory, now under conMructloo X) mliea louUi of Salerno. Italy, received I.OSO aolar coUectort toUUIng »3. M aquare faet wkteh were •uppllad by Anartcan Hailoihermal. Denver-baaed manu-
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The wooWB of today arc more aware, aelf-aaaured and aalbvltaUvc VO0K magaiina calla tl pfsjanci. "bail daflaad aa dw aMUty to prafad aa air of aaaa. palae aad tdf-aaauranee " The new daeada <mmmjol dM aft la active and In moat caata. halMcaa a eariar. aa ««U aa an ai-home lUe PaAKa la raOaclad M bar aaw Ufa aa well. We have beeanM (aahioa aattara. net followers nan ate aapmaaasiitr the style today "Prtaaace' H te wdianca aad dall^ aet to dla»dae You need i one thai DtOaHa (addoa aaads have to be recogniicd The trawiawett eoaUnuas to change. The bUur. a muat (or Spring «! Strtctiy rnalbiilal la ityte In i wide range af (abrk sup It arar a ridrtwaM draaa wMi a He for the office The drsas warlu on It awn tor evsnli^ Use toiture play All fabrlet werk la«>dMr. SkMa are sUU narrow. wHb mm freatwaati. eueh at ratoaae ptaaU far eaae at dM Wpa and back and aide ritts "La Baggle"-.y«u've all btard «f! A ful«y I bat net far avwyaaa.
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April 20th is more than just another fund raising dinner Through this (unction we are trying to initiate the bringing alMut of a new strength and stronger tx>nd within our Jewish Community The concept of this evening has been based on the t)elief that each of us cares atxml maintaining our active and viable Jewish Community... your attendance, your visibility, will carry the message of a mutual concern for Jews everywhere. The Men's Invitational Dinner is founded on self motivation - not pressure! The men attending will complete their pledge cards privately and there will be NO PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF GIFTS This is 1980 and we ask that you do not prejudge this dinner by past experiences. On April 20th we plan to demonstrate that you share in our feelings by helping us do something special - something that has never been done before. We plan to have 1,000 members of our Jewish Community attend the first Invitational Dinner as a demonstration of their support for the community and one another We care We know vou care JOIN USl
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THESE HOSTS JOIN US IN INVITING YOU TO THE APRIL20tll DIN)^ER MiK Abraham* Alvin Abramton Michael Albert Paul Aliterton Henry Appel Jack Baker Sheldon Balick Norm Batt Tom Bernstein Jerr> Berman Al Block Mel Bornstein Pete Brodkey Ron Brodkey Marvin Brookstein Jonathan Brown Fred Catsman s Jay Chasen BMI Cohan Jack B Cohen James Cohen
Paul Cohen Or Ron Cooper Harold Cooperman Jsffy Dann Jack Duitch Joe Erman Mike Erman Howard Epstein Paul Epstein Hsrold Fsrber Jim Farber Stan Feinberg Morris Fellman Tom Fellman Harvey Ferer Dean Frankel Sam Fried David Friedland Uoyd Friedman Sanford Friedman Abe Qendler
Larry Gilinsky Morton Glass Richard Glaiar Ron Click Frank Goldberg Manny Goldberg Arthur Goldstein Gary Goldstein Don Goldstein Herman Goldstein Leonard Goldstein Paul Goldstein Robert Goodman Bob Gordman Nelson Gordman Barton Greenberg Don Greenberg Gary Gross Art Grossman Howard Hahn Bennett Hornstein
GaryJavitch Richard Jacobton Arnold Joffe George Kagan Mickey Kaplan Howard Kaslow Maurice Katzman Larry Kavich Joe Kirthenbaum Kevee Kirthenbaum Art Kulakofsky Robert Kuliy Marshall Kushner Martin Lehr Jay Lerner David Levin Denny Lewis Leonard Lewie Steven Lustgarten Jack Marer Dick Martin
Barnie Mayer Larry Meyerson Jerome Milder Or Dan Miller Chuck Monasee Stuart Muskin Sherman Nef f AINepomnick Murray Newman Allan Noddle Harlan Noddle DonNogg Ernie Nogg Steve Nogg SydOsten Bob Pappenheimer Alan Parsow Sol Parsow Joel Patton Jeff Perimeter Marvin Polikov
Bernie Raskin Don Rice Mort Richards Henry Riekes Steve Riekes Sheldon Rips Or. Blaine Roffman Dr Larry Roffman Hubert Rosenblum Harley Schrager PhilSchrager Eli Schupack Ted Seldin Mike Sherman Or PaulShykan EarlSiegel BobSilverman Ervin Simon
Fred Simon Stevj Simon Stanley Slosburg Jerry Slusky Lou Solomon Marlon Somberg Ramon Somberg Joseph Soshnik Dr Maurice Steinberg Mort Trachtenbarg Stuart Tucker Alen Tully Maurice Udes Norman Veitzer Arnold Weltz Sidney Wertheim Ernie Wintroub Leon Wintroub Dick Zacharia Eli Zaikin Sam Zweiback
COMMITTEES SUPPORTING THE MEN'S FUND RAISER DINNER Mary and Tom Bamatein Nancy and Harlan Noddle Andy and Lerry Kavich Nancy and Don Greenberg
PUBLICITY Amy and Sandy Friedman Ellen and Bob Qordman
MUSIC Ewie and Don Rica
DECORATIONS Marcia and Jack Cohen Yolanda and Jay Lerner Joyce and Sheldon Cohen
COCKTAIL PARTY Liea and Danny Lewie Sandy and Paul Epstein
PHOTOGRAPHS Mike Mogll Phil Wayne
PRE DINNER ACTIVITIES AND DECORATING Bobbi and Bob Epstein Lois and Don Stern Judy and Jack Baker Phyllla and Dick QIaier
TABLE RESERVATIONS Barbara and Marshall Kushner Joodi and Norm Veitzer KinlandDonPolaky
CALLING AND CONFIRMATIONS Cheryl and Ron Cooper TerrI and Dick Zacharia Dabbi and Jonathan Brown Unda and Joel Patton Sheila and Marvin Polikov
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ADDITIONAL VOLUNTEERS Hindy and Bob Batt Anne and Barry Broder Lois and Melvin Epstein Lois end Joel Finkel Gayle end Steve Friedman Arlene and Bob Goodman Donna and Alan Herach Marsha and Phil Itkin Ellen and Allen Lavine Patty and Steve Nogg Carol and Alan Parsow Jan and Shelly Perelman Vicki and Jeff Perimeter Patty and Mike Sherman Anne and Amis Weltz
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SUE MAYER GravMldt irrvlcaa held on March 2 at BeUi El Cemetery lor Sue (Mn Joaeli Mayer had Mrvad ai of Caretr Women ol lAdaMah Survivor* ion. Murray, Calir . sl»ter. Bcrthi Morrii. Omaha. three grandchildren
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TRUSTIN Trwtln. IS. of 1702 Street, widow of Harry Trustln. a former praident o( the Jewlah Federal Ion o( Omaha, died Monday In an Om«ha hospital tea were conducted y at Temple Iirael with lal In Beth Rl Cemetery Mr Truatln. who had Mrred on the Omaha City CommlsaKMi and the Clly Coiactt. diad UalMardia Survlvara Include a an, Yale of Omaha, dautfilar. Marvin (Barbara! Yaio( Omaha; (Mart. Mrs Mr* Fred and Mrs Jack Zy all of Omaha. Mr« SF [Goodman and Mrs Will Kipa. of San Antonio. Texaa. Ira Ben Binder of Balti ; and five grandchildren
Jewish Press Award The Women'i League lor CMMTvatlve Judalam will an award U> Ihe Jewof Omaha. Tucaday •t I p m during a meeting of Beth El Slatarhood al Beth El tynaflogue Tile award, gtvm ta ctmnecwith the organlzatlon'a DtiUook JuMlM CtMbratkm. mm.U> Jawlih puUlcationa ^•IMI by 19Wand atlll being ^••Md Oroaha'a Jewtah ^•«M tounded In tni BH. AIM (Lorraine) A*ren, of MInneapolla. la achrdto prtaant the award to Ionia Mallne. edltor-ln^lef
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Workahopa Artlat Mary Ann Auppcrle rUl eondttcl four palnUi« at the Dr. Shar lome for Ihe retidanla during c immth of March, coata to •defrayedby LOVE
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Foal Bar/Bat Mltzv^ HelaaBMdbagaM«H» tor Adaito nciaiii Marefe*. CMrflraMltoa daea. Mardi 1 Hebrew Claeaea. March II, il.aa<ll BABMITZVAN Oarld flealt WtotroHb, KH o( Mr. and Mn Edward L. Wto^ tradb, will beoorae a Bar MIU vah on Prtday aad Saturday. March U and IS mm CLUB Maa't Ck* wlU neat at M aaL. Man* I. to the MUder RahM Wa « "SaMof the Baal Kap(S» erato of Reteto Jadatoaal" WlU bei
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12 a* this will be helpful In or daring the food With the esca laUng coaU oi food and with a M of taolatlve reacrvaUom. It will place an additional burden on the people rsaponslhle lor the ordprlnx of tiw food Of course, tlrkpti n\»y he pur chased at the door the niKht of these events March 16
March I will br Oocg I bat Day at th« I)r Shw HoiM A lovciy afternoon ti plannad, afMb Eva Mayaraan to antrr talii and lafreahmemi will b« •arwd. Tlw naManla eii)oy Ifea ooaipaay and la«k forward everyone, 80 come at m.
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Tte fountain cotirl a( the Joolyn MuoMon wiU b* the tat Una on March II at noon for the Htrtaiaah lundMxn meal' Im Caryl Graantert, coonMnalor tor the evani. haa promHad an aMartatnlaf at well as ManaMva anamoon She baa bean a doccnt and gmrrAi ly active at the Joilyn ^ >i many year*, and ha« arT«nK''<' (v Praadoe Werthman. one al Itin moM Intercatlng lUK paapie. to lecture followinc hncb Ml Werthman. aialstanl curator lor tnterpretatlon. will tffttk on the Mb)ect of ITWKI era art and the Jtwlah an IM. laprwanlad In that pervxt Mr rMBWta will tw illu> IraM with a slide preaentaUoa. PoHvwIni the lormal prairam, Mrs Greenberg wlU oDer guided tours lor aayoot I lor Ito tourmai vaflBtartan lunek «rtU be e. and rMtrvatloM mutt be In by March 10 Call Roae Newman mn>l IS, Martaa Wtoe itl-MT or Roaa Rottman. MI-TW nONEER WOMEN t Plonaer Women It plaimlng ~a moet anjoyaMe twining (or March l< at the JCC and h anceuraglng the entire ooounuaRy to atland. A dall-dinner wUbeaervedaKpm .covert M per peraon, and followed by tte rUm "For Pete's Sake" ilan1i« Molly Picon and Bar bra Sirtoaand. admlaalon n per peraon. A budget ticket nuy be pur chased lor IS 7S which enUtles bearer to both events. Mrs Waiter (Helena i Tl cfaauer la gmeral chairman ier thtt even! and has been veildng very dUlgmtly lor the past several montba to make
There will be no board meet Ing on March 12
C0HNHU8KER B'NAt B'RTrH Comhusker R'nai H'nlh will hold Its regular monthly busi ncas meeting at the Jewish Community ''enter on March II. at 7 p m All officers com mitlee chairmen and any in lerested members are aiiked to attend Kefrp^hmcntii will be se' 'ed al the meeting
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Mr and Mrs Floyd Allen Kucklln of Lincoln announce the engagement of their daughter. Barbara Sue, to CapUln Stuart IraOoldtleIn Mlaa Kuklin received her bachelor of science degree from the University of Oklahoma In Norman where she was a member of Alpha Epallon
Paper Driva M Z Yoshana is having a paper drive Save any old papers and they will be picked up on a day soon to t>e announced For more uiformation call Laura Yampoisky at 333 SIM
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Needleworli SuppIlM Ceemeling i Classes MM N. rind t«. 1«1-««M MM.-SrI. )a-> tot. 1*.4
thu a finaaclai tucceas as all the monlea ralaed at the (Ml Dinner Theater Party will go to Ihe support of Pioneer Women's Day Care Centers and Orphanaget In Israel Ttckcto may be purdiaaed from Ihe general membenhlp. al Ihe main desk of the JCC or by phoning Helena Tichauer at IKt-TKS or Peart RoecitergatJ9Mia» If at aU poaalble. Pioneer
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iWeitlanan. (Ml) aaalataat Art ItaaHB, and Caryl Greenberg broBBt acuMara, "Spirit o( Dance."
Phi sorority .She is the granddaughter of Mrs llyman Bricker of Linroln and Mr« Joeepti Kuklin uf 1/ie Angela* Captain Goldstein grad-, uated from Bowling Grc State University in Green, Ohio, with of adence degree He Diatlngulthed Military Grad- | uate and a m«mt>er of Phi Epsllon Kappa Honorary Captain C>ol(teteln Is the son of Mr and Mrs Jerome Bernard Goldstein of Walthamn, Maas., and Mrs Abraham Gotditein of Brookllne. Mass A spring wedding is bem(,J planned at TIfereth Israel Syn-^ agogue In Lincoln
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WASHIN«T<iN. DC Secretary ol Commerce M Klulxniek. a toadar American and world JewlA' lewtoiV community, will be pmented with B'nal B'hUi Womcn't blghnl sward, tiir Perlman Award (or Human Advancenwni at thropmingaaaalenol Utr BBW International Btoonlsl Coavoatioa to be held to WaaMi«toa March*-12
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Community Urged to Aid Argentine Jews in Prison
Barry MorrlMn. dlnctar AOL/CRC fmuumm. JcwMi •f Onalu. hM Ite eooparatton of the cammuntty h> work for the reo( 12 ArientlM Jrwi Mag bald prtioaer In Arjails. Mloviiic arr known to telnprtaon: -DalMra Either Bcnahoan. tgr II. arrcalcd Ai«i«t. Itn. I kiid prtaoMT In VUla d« Vote I prtaoa. UMIW arc no charget ^MlMl bar Harbaami t» faU PHlUMto Haber law (tndant. arrMti Jiiy im, dtsanpaarsd In bar OowMBant acknowl •dgad Ms datanttai Dec iffTI Still undardsianllan -Rey Rafael, age 31. Im prlsoni>d April, ivn PermliifcM to rmlgratr to Israel den led, no charges, suffen from a
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Abraham Horhman. age 39, a lawyer, taken from his home In Buenos Aires, August. 1979, last time be wss seen Alejandrs Jaimovldi. age 17. arrested In June. 1971! along with a friend whom ahe tutored Her lather, now living in Israel, was president of the DAIA She has not been heard from aince arrest
-Jorge Gustavo Jaspar Sa ilsrtilkar, age 19, arrested in 1(71 lor possession of literature, lantsBcad to three year* St trial In January 1979 Altwrto Schprejcr. age 21, of Buaoee Aires Charges filed and rtlsmHsad. Still held in federal penitentiary at U PlaU - Darto Oscar Bedne" age 23. was on active duty with the army at the lime of hla diaap pearanre in July. 1971 Fernando Ruben Bradsky. age 22. psychology student and kindergarten teacher Was taken from his home In
Oaniel Lazaro, Rus, sge 27, s university stiMlent In nuclear physics, from Buetw* Aires Kidnapped from Atom If Knergy building, held MCs ruela Mecanira dr la Armada Not heard Irom since July. 1977 Mr Morrlaon indicated that the rrttiral situation of these Imprisoned and "disap peared" Jews can be helped by writing and sending lale grams to
Jack Didtch. cfaalnnaa. rederatlaa Ubrary. riiows a newly piMikad baakiit daeriNng library ssrvlces »t a recent meethW of dw radsnitsa's Bean! of DIrscton. Coplss of Ihs iwaklel ars avaUaMa In Ifes Ubrary at the Jewtab OaoMMity Oialar
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VUla Marteili by group of armed men laqulrtas oagstlve -Adoifo Ernesto Choml. sge M. attorney, kidnapped on •treel In Buenos Aires Not heard from since July i, I97t
-Isaac Rudnlk Ortlx. ar ratted In Cordoba. I97S, law ituilint. wounded In tcrroriit Mack. Mifferlng from bulM wound In lag, ulcars, lafsMioa.
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BBYO Thr Combelt B'nal B'rtUi Youth Organization Refional Board met on Fob S. at thr JCC A Board of Dlrecton wat ttoctad ai (oliowt, Judith Cooper, chalrperaon. Don Graenberg. vice dialrperaM; Or Jim Wax, Ireaaurer; Siir ley Grcenberg. lecrctary The Raglanal Board la a a( and yoyth, wlio ai* I to waridng toerihar to taipvwc Mid undsnrtMid tht working of the BBYO Pr» (ram The Board thanked Av Graenberg lor the wdilanding tob ha dM to Mpli« to to^tomanl the direction of the BBYO RpKlonai Board He m
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