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By OfbUe Hoetyk YemHaahoeh Co-chebmaB During October aod November of 1948, ap* pnndmately 7200 Daaialt Jews {ot 96 percent of the Danish Jewish commur v^) were hidden by thdr ffBlloW Danes-and subaequently ferried acroea UM water to safety in oeni^ Sweden, ^t was a pec^0lul journey; the Jews faced rougfa weatfaoc misefidds,' German patrol boats and the thieft.of ^ture by the (imtMBit- /Aeir Rescuers faced the same perifa. Those Jeirs who unfor tunately were found by the G^sums, weie dsported .to tihe -TbffesfaiMtadt ooncctiitc«ti0n camp. . Tjie Dalies e^vejly protected the depiMftiooe 4ad aent food pwoefa throu^ the Dsoi^ Bed Cross te the iniutes. Tiiey afab sue(adelegaithiB*.
patodi*:the camp, white the iemelnft;g 413 returned hoaaf in 1945. Infect, th^ee who survive^ the camps end those who lived ifiA jthe shared the commitment to war in Sweden retumed to Jewish education and • find their bomee and busiphilanthropy. Tbgether they neesee fatact. eetaUiahed three preechoole in laraet some 15 yeers ago-, theee ecbods ccmtinue in OfMratkn Mlty. Mn. Katxman was bom Haaaah SchwarU in St. Joseph, Mo., snd later mored to Kansas City, By David Kaator whan aha waa ndeed in in BONN (JTAJ - A Orthodox family that in- former sfave fabocer at the cluded fow brt^hers and Ravensbrack conoaatrathree sisters. tioB camp fa suing the giIn addition to her hueband and son, Mrs. Kstx- ant SiaMia elqttiouiui man is survived by daugh- company for more thin ter, Sherry Xohn, and thrse $40,000 fa impeid wages enddamafse. grandchildren. The pfafatlff, a woman, Theee iatereeted fa adding to the ftmd may ooatact faefkinca Ifunich court Jody Qoldatefa, Academy to oRhr SfansM to pay diraetor, at SS4-0617. The PriedelJewfab Acad- 126,000 cWH)p<WttoB for emy wei estsbUahed in snffirint ead t8.000 fa Qmalu to provide a Und^ faetoootributiaes toftpeogarten through grade six afaa education integr^fag Jewish ftttdlse wlthneadaaai- from. ^ eeOyadonggaaeral studied cratic Party apd the ONSB The echool Is iooated et Puiy, bw opposition 13604 Psd4c Street. parties fa the Buodestac.
itzman Memorial Fund Established at Friedel Qjr DittM Banm The Ann "Jan" KatnuB jQiridi EducatioD M«iMciaI - Puad has bMD (MtAbUaliad : at tha Frladal Jawtsh Acadomjr by her buBband, JoBus. TlHifaiti<d8iftof>10,W0 wiB enabk tba acadcny to r undertake a variety of special projects that will eafaiq«e tlie Jeviah^udiee eurricuhnn, aoeordfag to the Katsmans' son, Rkhard. "HMT* ooold be no better way to honor Mother's ; memory," said Richard if-Katzman. "H«r own rich Jewish i backcround created her rbelterfiiiiMrishvaiuaend ^ tradiUoma. end aU her Ufa ^ she wa» an advocate <4 a r strong Jewiah eduyation. 1 i know if she ware afive todiy f .'abe would stmMrtrthe rob rof thie FrleM Jewish i Aeademy in oar ebminuaity/'beeeid. >' Eipnialnf hk sailafactioa at peiptitaating Mrs.
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and ovarfloved fatd alda' Offlofai. it waa the largest oowd astlmatae. Bat sfacstrseta^to bsar qtaefcsr puhHc gathering fa laraal's tore! reform fa a far leee after speaker ooodemn the hfatory, surpassing the pofarisfag iasue and seafas way the Kneeeet ie chosen Peace Now raUy dim to tnmiesBd party pidi-, and to propoee changes. against the Lsbanon war. tics. They enirled bamters adThat wis supposed to drfspad to Knesset faadsrs have brought eat 400,000, IV only hint of partlaan and Biembers rsadlng, a flguri aduitted later to (fissent wu the refative "We're Fed Up With You" have beiB exafgareted. abeenos ofldpot, todicatand "You're All Cornipt." The pdioe thaMOiw no .ing that the protesters AoeordfaR to one police longer issue "official" were roefaily secufar. ,^!lH>:«K^&«ll1iLHll•Biikl«il^!JM•Bi•lttieaBk ^'•MUMKl'^ li.lMA, M* .. V-
College on the rescue of the Danish Jews. Those wisUiig to attend the confaraooe can obtafa a regiatratfan form at the JCC. If there are sufBdsnt reservations, a bua wQl be arranged. Dcptttnie will be bim Beth Israel SynagogM an^ win cost $2.60 ape^gwo. Contact Beth liia.DDtan. 384-9200, by AprD 19.
Why did thposands of Danes hdp ^rescue'the Danish Jews at gree<f risk to their Own UvesT Ptr> htpa the chief rhbU of Denmark, B«Qt Mekchifa' will hftye seineduunms. RehMI at the Ye servance «t BeCh '^/pmi Synagoeue on Aoril 22 at ACQw mQKiinjr mis wcii
the cfafaf rabbi iface 1970. He succeeded his father. Chief Rabbi Marcus Helchior, who notified Duish Jewa fa 1943 before Roeh Hashanah servicte ttiat a warafag had been received of an impwndfag round-up of all Danish Jews. Rabbi Bent Mdchiorfa m Omaha fa conjunction with a two-day international confer snea at Dana
lUbbi Mekhior fa the author al'asveralbookf'ao Judaism, induding a textbqqk f« the univwaity favd. He has aerved as chairman of the Danfah CSbaptar of sudi internatkoal orsaqiaatfaip as the Conuditle for Sovfat Jewry, B'n^ B'rith and Kmen Hayesod. llw Omaha Jewish community can hear Rabbi MdcMbr speak at the Yom Hashoeh service on Afnil 00
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drees tba'ebngregation. Following the Yom Hashoeh commemoration, forms wfl] be aviilabfa for conununity members to order a padiafl»^of sfa ydlow tulip bulbs. These flowers planted fa the fall bfaom every qiring and it fa hoped they will serve as a nmfadar to all of the sfa mOlfan ioet fa the Holocaust.
Foundation hpnors Deenje Meyerson Deenie Meyerson of Omaha haa bean honored by the Nstfapal Arthritis Pbundatfan. Shs hae bean named for the nstfand awanl for dfa tinguI^Md aarvioe among a field of candidatee fhmi UsUtse. HM awsrd, presented I'eosntly at a confiwnue fa Indianapolis, waa announced by tlM Nebraafca Chapter thfa week. Bach year one vohuteer fmoi the Midwest is leoor njasd for acfafaveoMSita OB the ba^ of fq«r artfaita: cbaptar leedarohlp, vohmtoir roeniitmsnt, personal tfaaadal support, snd activity on a natloi^ level. Mrs. Mayereoo. the anatated* hn hraska < bar of ssvaral naMonal committees ae well as a member and officer of the Nebraaha Chapter.
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of the Holo- lieb. Ann Kibel Schwatts wlko naida la Min- and Or* Shifran. all of iwinrabtatlM<r«x- Omaha, wfll rapraaant tfaia .faOowing the grirap iriiidi haa come into SMiMlW«rldWarinone mDjority one gewratioa <rf the Meeione phamed for after the Hoktcauat In imiptad eeerion, two theNatioulOaafinBoeof theAoMrkanJewiahHie- PifM* win be deiivand torical Society baiDgheU vdwHttg with the American in Omaha from May 18-M. Jtmidk raMtfon to the PantUata will cUacoaa Niai ooAnght againat thair Journey to America the Jewiah camfBunttiee of foOowW World War II Europe and the attMDpta and thiu' MUoataMot to made by Chteago and life in the United Statoe. Detroit oommanaTleadara Of particular intenat will to rMcue lawa threatened be tlNir teatimoay rafard- with annthflation by the ing the effecta of teir ex- NasiiaMUrah^ The pan^ and pqwra periaooea on their livee and thoae of membora <rf tbiir are part of the proi^am of tita AmMriean Jewiah HiafamOiaa. Chairing the diacoaaioa toieal Sodaty wfaooa coowffl be Dr. Rhode Lawin, teanoa then* ia Mklweateditor of the recently pub- ere Jewiah hiatvry. Coliahed IWtnieaw to the apodaor of the event ia the Holoeaoat: An Oral Hl» Nefaraaka Jawiah Ififltor^ toiy. The book oooqiriaaa calSoriaty. totarviewa with amvlvwa COMMUNITY of the conoentration SBBVICK AWARD campe, labor canya and NEW YOBlt (JTA) ghettoe aa wall aa with American atHStn and Alan BUakm, """f^^c diraetor of Werthaim, Mimeaotana FredBar^ Schroder A CooqMuqr, and on, Reidtai'Dittmaa, Ifinda MeUnda BUnkca. chair^ KIbort and Lacy Smith woman of the Sodaty of will relate their back- Memorial Sloan Kettactag grounda at a panal. meet- Thrift Shop, repeivad tiie ing on lifay SO at the 1090 Commtmity Service Award from the American Omaha Marriott Hotel Following their tee- Jawiak Co^paaa. timony. a panel of "childrm" of aurvivora now HATIKVAH AWARD leriding in Nafaraaka wiO NEW YORK <JTA) dlemtt the affaeta of the Claira Shnhnan, Qniwn Holoeaoat oftiMr pannta, borough praaidant roextended familiaa And oeivadthejOTfiahNatiooal thamaalvee. Stavan Gott- Fund Hatikvah Award CUP AND SAVE-
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Beth El breaks ground An eatlauted crowd ef aOO baavad a cUOy and windy April 1 tp break grooMi at 14401 ad Caitonia far Batti B'a now iva^Maa-A»ai« the ilwvihra an, irft. M^yar PJ. Mergaa. BdMii >ari Diraaw, and peal ja iriihni Oarie Nogg.
Hadassah helps NEW YORK OTA) Modem madidaf wffl IM pernmad In a jamota arctko of Kaoya tUa mdoth, when laraaU doetora and nuraaefrovkla the gift of eight to appratimately 000 bfiad nan, wpon and chfldrM. The maAnI p» eoonel, tnu^ HaoapMh Univarai^ Hoa|itt«toJ» raaalem. win pemtin fkaa eye opsatloBa on aonann of cataracta, retJIari datarlimiwt and o^lMr eye diaeeeee that havie led to treatable or curabia bUadHadaaeahHoapftriwin loan advanced aqudprnaBt for the ewgieal can^, to be located at a farm in Kabarak. 112 mOaa north of Nairobi, «iabifa« the sorgeou to nuova cataracta throu^ thraa^ndUmater tadatoM, kiataad of more typical lO-mUHmeter
SATURDAY. APRIL 14 BBYO Ruah Parformanoe, "Jacquea Br*l...," 8 p.m. SUNDAY, APRH. IS Annual Paaaovor Run/Walk for laraal, 8:30 a.m. Jr. B'nal B'rith Bowling (.eague, 1:30 p.in.,
CouoarUnM MONDAY, APRR. 16 JCCCkJMd TUESDAY, APRH. 17 JCCCtoMd WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 YES, 10 a.m. Fedartfon Exwuliv* CommlttM, 4:30 p.m, »9bnm High, 7:30 p.m. Art Opaning tor Riddia Hoyt, 7 p.m. Bath Q Board, 7:30 p.m., Bath El UTFOCtaaaaa ftoauma AduN Bat MMzvah 6laaa, 1 p.m., Bath laraal THURSDAY, APRIL 19 NCJW Board, 9:15 a.m. WaHc-m Drop^n, 10:30 a.m. Library Book OtaouMjon. 1 p.m. FbundlHon Board, 4 p.m. BraWa Ctaaa, 9 a.m. Maaada, 7 p.m. SAT/ACT. 7 p.n*. Parlprmanca, "Jaoquaa Brat...," 7:30 p.m. BBYO Spring Ragtonal Convantlon
LABELLE M. RACINES Word haa been received Of the Merch 21 death of LaBdle M. Racines, 72. Interment was in Palmer. Nd>. Survivors: daughters. Sandy (Mrs. Alan) Nogg. Omaha; Cynthia May, Atlanta, Oa.; five grandchildren and two great-grand-
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HADASSAH A round-td^ ilomeetic air ticket and a iMatund paddci at the Omaha ^ Liooi are only two of many prima to bo given away June 6 ty Hadaaaah, accordfaig to Shayleoe Kanvar, chakman. The gifta wiU bo aiirardad ik ooi^anetkw wilk Iha HIES taMkaon at HigWand Country Clob. "AH proeaada will go to aappart Hadaaaah'ayorth alqrah programa," Me. Kanvaraalfr Fdr mdra inftmnation, can Carol V^dman, 666-
candidate for govaraOT, win ba the gueet qieaker at the April 18 Breadbreakere hmcheon. Breadbreakera meete every Wedneeday at the Venice Inn. 69th and Pacific Streeta. Coet for the noon hmclieoo ia $6. The community is invited to attend.
ROBERT DAVID SLUTZXY Word haa been recdved of the death of former Oraahan Robert David Slutsky, 66. of Kings Park, N.Y. Burial was March 29 in Kings Paric Survivors: daughters. Ruth Slutzky and Judy (Mrs. Rick) Stewart of Kings Park; brothers. Sam. MUwaukee, Wis.. and Charles. Omaha. TIUJE GROSS Oravedde servioee ware heUanAprOSatBethEl Cenwtecy fw TOlie (Mrs. David) Oroaa. Mra. Oroae is survived by hsr sister. Roae Monia, Omaha. SANDY KAHN f Word haa been recdved of the daatti of Sandy Kahn of New Orieens. La. Burial waa Afuil 6 in New Otleana. Mra. Kahn ia survivM' by hsr husband, Hugo; daughters Mar^ Tini and Lori: aiater nurie and mother, Hfida Ratkiff. St. Looia. Mo.
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Gravaaida aervioea for Anne Sckwarts MoakoFIRST MUSLIM vits, 90, wffl take idace toNEW YORK - Aly Y. day, Friday, at 1 pan., at Aaaoud waa daetad to the Beth E\ Cemetery. National Exaontive Board In adoitko to her husof the Natkmal Conference band. Max, she ia survived cA CbriatlBne and Jews at by daughtera. Arlene the ammal meeting of the Fried of Minneapolis and B'NAI B'RITH Board of TVnataea. He be- Lois Wine of Omaha; da^ Howard Epatein, B'nai comes the first Muslim to ters, Mrs. Art (Rosa) B'rith Breadbreakere serve on the Executive Gross and Mrs. Manny Chairman for the month of April, haa asnounoad that Board of the NCCJ since (Esther) SegeL and four grandsons. Mike Boyle. Damocratk ite inception in 1927. She waa a member of Hadaaeah and Beth El I ATTENTION STUDENTS | Women'a League. I The Jewtah Press will run adveniaments for Jewish | Memorials may be made I coUege students seddng summer employmeat The | to the Beth El bnikUng fund. I inidal ad will be Gree of charge; subcequent ads may be I Iiunttaipecialra(eof$3A:diiinnindi. Submityourj copy, in wiidog. to the Jewk* Press. 333 South 132 ' I Street. Omaha. NE 68154. I
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Deborah Cohen, dau^ ter of Jeanne Shechet ud Paul Cohan, has baso taiducted into Phi Beta Kappa honor aodaty at l^inity Univaraity in San Antonk>, Taxaa. Deborah ia a aenior majoring in Engiiah and win graduate in May.
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'Aging Parents' topic for B & P women FMmitkMi pnUk nlntiOM dbcctor TIM WooMn'i BtuiiMas and Ploftadomi Diviaiop of the Jewidi Fedariitiaa of Omaha will pmaent 'You and Your A^ Far cnta," at a dinnar aiid program featuring guest speaker, Dr. Jane F. Potter oo April 96 at the Hl^iland Countiy Club beginning at S:30 p.m. Franeee Altman and Karen FaOak are ocxMnnan vt the event. ""^'So many of lis have parents grttiag on in age and ve need to know how to deal with them," aakl Mrs. PoDak. "Th«e are a lot of feelings invdvsd—a. lot of mixed emotions. What should we do and what shouldn't we do? Hoiw can we keep from putting pressure on our parents and ourselves? What can we do to he^? "Dr. Potttr has done eooogh research on geriatrks that she is an esptrt in the field. I'm familiar with her publications— she's everywhere! She should be veqrhel^fuL" Cumotljr serving as associate professor of the Department of latamal Medkdne, medksl dirwtcr of the Qeriatric Aosaesment IVogram and chief of the Sectkn (4 OeriatriCi and Gerontology fat the Department of Jatamal Medidbe, all at the Unicol Center in Omaha, Dr. Potto-also serves aa madical director At the AnflM*sador and The Lutheran Home, both located in Omaha. "Her credentials are veiy imjpressive," noted Ms. Altman. "She attended Cnii^ton University whsre she received a Bachelor ot ^eienn Degree in Chemistry and a medical degree. She's worked in hoepitale and geriatric day care centers in Baltimore, Md., Washington. D.C., and London, England. "Shell talk to us about the transition of our parents from iadiiMedent to dependent peofda—(tam ihnrtinnal to non-functionaL Can optioas, rol rever-
Dr. Jane V. Pottir large age range ana may even include things we need to be considering tar oursdvas, like thoee necessary and important dedsions sbout how we might want to live out our own livee." Dr. Potter was one oi the featnrad qieaksrs at a wotkah»for liOVE voluntessa uat December at the Jewish Community Cantor. It focused on Alahsimer'a diaaasa. "You and Your Aging Parents" is just one in a series of ingoing prograoa^fRaaented by the Women's B^ P Division. "Our meetings are informative," aaid Mrs. poOak. "They are Qpt a push for Federation dollars. Thqr're educational and filQ. Dinnar is alwaya vary good, and the puipoee ot the. meeting is even better-to lot Onwha Jew^ iih woDMn know a^'e availab)a#.tiiia community." "Karen and I are on the steering committee," Ma. Altman oxflained. "It's important winrk. It affords us the OHMrtunity to get togettaor to hear tof^ that are carrsnt. It's important, too because we get together as Jewish buaineeswomen snd profeoeionsla living in the sanie Jewish community. "We've had very good turnouts for B & P dinners, but I would like to see even more people attend in the fkitors. It's weU worth their time." The coot of the dinner and program is 112. For rsservatkns can EOis FnBsr, woBMB's diviska dir«ctar.lS44S00,eKtM4.
win also be diawased. Shal addrsas tte «Matt-.'WUfciMiiiiiwIIsfs sai ooriif lor aging .wMtWasvsrbe fsr tDtir Aad, af shsl kthallDar. "TMstafilisaasMto s^x woman whaee Bsnnts sM atA aihrt." aha «o» "That spaas a
Eugene L. Teipner, fdtmar Omaha and Council Bfailh reaidsnt who now lives in Wiim^Mg, Manitoba. Canada, has been Jnducted into tiie Abraham Lincoln High School Alumni HaU of Fame. He waa a graduate of the dass of 1928. HM event, which took place March 29 at Abraham Lincohi High School, was sponsored by the Abraham Lincoln National Honor Society. Former outatandfaig ahimni are honored far their sehrica to commnnity, leadership and psrsonal achievemonte. Mr. Ttlpner is the only Canadian newsman to h(dd both the Natkmal NowtsMfwr and Weotam Canadiatt Writer's awards. Thsse awards ara Canada's highsst awards ia tlis fieki of Jaivnalism^ • Ha ftNmdod the Maol' toba Variety Chib and has been the redpiant of many awarda throogiiont his career In joumdttsm and television. Mutusl of lOmaha snd United of rOmahahave announced I the promotitn of Jndy Zalman Gota^ diner to assodate ganerol counsel snd ssaistont secretary. ' ^^ Ms. Ootadiner joined the oonpanios OS osiistant general counsel and'assiBtaht secretary in 1988. EAST BElULIN READY BONN (JTA) - The head of the East German dslagatkn to talks with Israsl safal that Esat Btftin is now ready toctmdemn Naaiem aa a special form of fascism.
li^odel Seder for LubavltchsrBabMMiniMKstvmsncei»daTtedamod«l seder Smaky for flO Soviet Jews w^ knrs enigrated to (^aaha aad StoBE Ctef, Iowa, h tiM>pa«t few aiantha. RaNbl Kataaa had Jnot retuned to the United States after attendlag Ml tnthir i»4aw's wadding in Loadon aad flew into Omaha speriUfaBy for the eeder. He wait bock to Now Toi^ Sunday al^ to be with fondly lot PMleover.
Temple scholar to speak at three weekend sessions Temple Israd has invited the conimunity to join its Seholar-inReaidence program. Rabbi Norman C(dien, iHoieesar afMidrasfiagbddsonofthe/ Hebrew TT^ion College// Jewidi Institute of 'MBigion in New Yoik. will be the guest professor. AtthsFrUKy,Aprii20, 8:15 pJiL, SBidibot service,
Dr.'CdHp win qpefk en ''N^rWllibiilOiav^iiiffi MakfoK the tiible Come AUveL'^On Saturday; at 3:30 gm., his subject iriU be "Cain and Abd: The StmggliB Between Siblings:" On Sunday, at 10 a.m.. a brunch will be served before Dr. Cdwn's tdk on "Miriam the Sister
of Moees: Pkms IVaphot «r Idle Ooes^?" According to Rabbi Aiyefa Azrid, "I am very exdted shout his coming to Omaha. I have heard Rabbi Cohen sp(iok.i9id I can say with assuronoo that our community has « treat in store for it." This Scholar-in-Restdtncewaehlnd ii ftmdtd in pan by th« Phfl and Ted SdiToget Foundatioa SEMINARY AWARD NEW YORK (JTAl Jod Jobknski. Manhattan red sotote executive, art deakr and philaithropist received the Ysohiva Uaiverdty Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theologicd Seminary EiU Chaim Award.
Jewelry Jewdry by Evelyn Katz wiU be on diqiloy. in the gift cases by the front deek at the Jewish Community Center during tiie month of April CORRECTION Houra of opttatian for The Chocolate Bar, 783 North ia2nd Street, wwe Usted ineoneotly in a recent ed' vertisement. The correct hours ore 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.', Mcmdoy thrtNigh lliursday; 10 a.m. to6p.in., Friday and Saturday, and ttam noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
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A fine response A •pedal liindniiriin eBort Imnderwiy throughout the Jewiih wocki to nte monoy for the raottlnMnt of Sovtot Jews in Israel and the United SUtei. TUs is a historic Autdraiaing effort iddch must suceeed. beeauae the wtitan (d Jews is at stain and the raqMnaibility is ours. There is no doubt tiiat this drive win be felt in every of Omaha's Jewish cmmninity. Thus, it is with grept edmiration that I teO you about an action takeo by the Grants Committee of the Esther K. Newman/Caroiyn KnQy Newman fimds, acompooeot of the Foundatioa of the Jewish Fedentfiop of Omaha. . The Committee approved a distribution of vp to t4,4S6 from the Esther K. Newman llsmorial Fund to help with the Soviet Jewish ressttlement program in OmaUt.r "The Grants Committee v«^ted unairimouajy in favor of this action even though no formal gnmt request was preeenied." said Murray H. Newman, Committee He added."The Granto Committee reoogoiaee the hi«^ priority of Soviet Jewry resettlement within our community." TUs action by the Granto Conimitte»rat leaat in my memcry'-is without paraUsl and eoMttatee the stron* fleet poaafiUe endoraoment tliat an orgaaisatian of tbia nature can provide. Hqpefally. this initiative win aimr other tfganjiatians >nd inri|hrk1iieh to jlare nwrtttmenf at »»«^if»fl»M«» pnfaf ofprietity. • ^v'• j-•'•'••• •: '• *^ •"•••"•••/• • " • i In other action, the Grants Committee flso provided funds for the Jewish Community Oaiter'a tatdi-Ksy Frogram. a piqipat proiram far Canm Cliavetim, tbs ISTMH Scouts, an Educational Walk for laraal. and a music curricnhmi for the Bureau of Jewish Ediijratkw. Mambere of the Granta Committee and their affiUationa are aa follows: David Meyera, Federation; Forrest Kmtter, Budget & Anocationa; BoaaUe Saltsman. Bureau of Jewiah Edttcatian; Judy Siff. Jewiah Community Center; Angela Krieger, Tanmie lerael; TMdy Levine, Beth larael; Dr. Alan Kurlaad, Beth El; Joye Wees, Friedel Jewish Acadny; Beoea Ofildatein, BBYO Coondl asd Snssnne Singer, Foundation. .
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By Mesrie MaKBe RabU Aiyeh Anfel of Tteipie laraei told the Jewkih Preae this week that "people to people" partid^ation in lenal is at a hi|^ and exciting level Having just returned ihMn a week in lerael io attend the weddinff of hie sister. RabU AaWeaid he was able to parttdpate in two demoosmtkna and observe a faadnathig taardee in accommodating recent immigrants from the Soviet Unkn. "A radk> statian made known the fact that 17,000 Soviet Jews had no {dace
to go for Paaaovar seder and asked laradis to phons in if thsy could socommodate aome'tf the "la a matter of four to five hours. aU 17,000 had invitatkmi to attend seders in IsnaU homss... a wonderful opening of haiuta aad homes to the Soviet Jewt." Rabta Azrial aaU that he pariieipated in a demonstration for "freedom of rengk»"aaraaaj^ attaet from which larael'e Dedaratton of Independence waa aigned.
There were ahoot 6,000 from Coaiirvattva and Beform ipioflpa iat)(!eeHiig the monopoly of the Oi^ thodox in Inael and the unwiUingness of the geveroaient to come to gr^ie with many forms of disgiminstton jad corruptkn. *'l!far wwpit, the I»raeli^ press haa made kHotm that many nonexlatent Yeshivas are receiving mUIions qf dollars from the govemRabU Axrielaaid also that he wee at a political demonstratkm in Tel Aviv
at which more than 100,000 "were at the baling aofait" over the need for ebctkn reform and the buying of offices by coalition candidateeA. "After 42 years, Israelis have decided thai they have had enou^ of poUtica as. usnsl snd now want reform because the system sfasobtety does not WOTIL" Rabbi Axrielssid the issues of electkn relotm snd religious freedom are dominating the news in Israel and that the peace process is not high on the news agenda.
Dana conference on Danish Jews Dana is qMnsoriiig thia Nmtt Yoric Uidvarafty aad conference is being proevent, Dr. Myrvia Chria- editor of The Beeene of the vided through a grant tonhaiaoo, preaidant (rf the Deaiek Jews: Bfend Coor- from the John D. and coflege eiplained; "Dana ege Uader Strees; U.S. Catherine T. MacArthur was fooadsd 106 years ago Senator Paul Simon of D- Fouadition of Chicago. Confierenoe events begin by Danish pioneer im- liaois, s Daaa College migrants and we oontiaBe ahmmus and member of at 3 p.nL on Sunday afte^ to preeerve that distinc- the CoOege's Board of Re- noon and conclude on tive heritage through a va- genta; RabU Bent Md- Monday evening. Presenriety of ^edal-evaats on dioir, chief rabU of Den- tations are open to the . nuik; Paul Hamoierich, public at a smaU registracatqwa each year. "Becaiiae IBM marks jonraalist, Ustarjap and tion fee. the 60th anniversary of member of a<*1Diknish Additional information the German occupation of Prime Mfaiietitf's Advisory ia available frtxn the Daaa Denoiatk, we thought it Group on the Future. CoQege Pnblk Relations Alao, Herbert Puadik. Office, Blair, NE 68008; wooki be iBMMietaat to invite ioBM of the world'a editor of PoWken. one of tdiqihone 402-426-7916. fersBMet authoritiee on Denaunrk'a largeet oewetk^sttbjeot to preaent papsis, Kaodl^fby, formthMr obewvatkMS to our er member of tiM political 90 ptntat m^^BOiftiA ttinfftitT.' reehlente of the sdsaeeiaeulty of Loyola PHILADELPHIA DsptiaiV/l JqMnpopu|a- local ama. aad intereaeed tMverdty of eUcagot Dr. OTA) - La*deft of the aeholars frmn acroea the OsR)lRittDer^1lffli,dfa^ P^lah abd Jewish oommotioB.' •'.••^" '• • ,'• tor of the Elie Wiesel nitiea here have denouaoed Whatwaatheaiatusof country." y^SSktheflratdayof FeundaJJon-far Hiaaaiiity, a FoUah language radio the Jewiah dMfummity in Danmaik at th^ begfauung the eonfereaeet is alao New Yoriq and Dr. Frank- commantaiy that accueed of Worid Wttr UT Wbv YiMttHaShaoh.tlieDmrof Ua Siirman. director of jew-vommiea ot -deeaad bow dU idle DiiBM col- RanMMBbraaoe of the Vto- the Institute for Jewiah- troylBg Poland'a eoonon^. lefetiniy reecne tUr Jew- tbaa «f th» Holoeattat In (%ristian UnderstuKling It waa aired recently iy iah conntrysMinT And lightof tUa Ustotloal oon- at MiddenbergCoOage, Al- Qenia Qnnther on a local what are the monl' aad vergeswe, a aerviee of katowUtPa. radk> sUtkm, 860 WTLPartial funding for the AM. etUeal inqpUeailOna of tfaie remembrance win be beU remarkable story for our aa part of the opening proown time? These are some gram. of the key queetkms that Scheduled to qipeer aa win be aacuased during conftrenca preaentore are: the oonftrence. Dr. Leo Oddberger, proIn commenting on why feeew of peyehMOgy at from Maty FeOaMB Hie evening waa gkrious, the room a flowery deUght when we gathered at Beth larad on a Sunday at TetheEditar night If I may, I woold like to oonmliment you moot heartTwas the eighteenth of March at half after five edty for your "Renembering At Holosaaat" You and aa frienda. tanily and AMIT mambere began to yoor ataif have ootdone ywmwivee. in •» httiinslopia( anive. km. byoor 11 Nkaa. 6760, rM*f. Aprt 6, )MD, We flaidied oar anacke and took to our aeata (rf Omaha'a JowMiPrsaa. but were aoddenly invited to e^ioy a muaical treat with great lyriee and melediee that farougfat ia prompted hr the iBcmdon of the "WoMM of Sablau^itar aad.teare. staaee aad Vakr" artkb n^uSa^ aaMMi. Adrfa I could harlbr beUeve what I beard with vy aeral DkaeantaiaDaiflotl. Hovimr.ths aagaitaAiM tiiid lUa uauaoal evening continued in a vein meet the maay artidiw that 'ippeiNd. it oocurHli lo ma epectacolarl Lyada f^raak, Jo CamO, aa wtO aa yoa aad fm hf With tributae and praiaea, with warmth and good Unee. writee whether profeeetenal or not, dieefve the feeling entnaaa gratitode of Oatahala Jewish aa wal as aonAn the tiawth^ I Uatened my head it waa reelingi j[ewish oomnmatty. I only hope tha Jewiah Federatloo ail Omaha aad boatd insmh— give your efforte the So many hadirarkad tireleady an evening rpnper lecmgidtien it deiprvBal memorahb to make I cnlty am a kQT raadttv tiiffit eppredats your efforu thqr had done it aU for AMIT larad projecu ee wen aaaqr aake. aad aay "thaak you" wkh « warm aiaosrs shalom. JacfasDalgoff So to each of yon who aang. q»oke and labored with knre aad devotion P. S. I do act rscaU payi^ fo^ tty sobseriptMi |hat haa been coning Mgalitly. nsdilMDspt the tllD per year Tb you who have given taedekah fai my honor aad evaa If at 76 yMM«f agaiay cJUy iaooneki aodalaaeaeent awaet worda of pralae rity; You iBiVi pda^thia lat«*, ahouM yon 00 (^ Juatknowllnmeinber thia "happenhil" totheend of ntyday*'' k ydn fotyear wlym Mter ef appredatida. We Thaak] ' And kaow alao how touched I am to have been feel I MN^tO have beak UiaSraMcle far hiiaglM the honored by you. staelesio( Qtktomet nintvara to the attentlaa ef ear How proud I fed to be a woman, a mother aad a Jew. My «^irmeet ^oM iHshes to you and your dear OMNI iBwaeatany. we ere wiaraiag year en for a Paaaover of jovs Soar aakaadpttoa aa waif ae i^aae at e«erir elWlMklHM" aa we continue oar efforts for larad'e girls sad its' On A^rii 22-23, the Dana Cdlege Campus in Blair, Neb., wUl be the some of a special intema-' tional confinnee fttmiitig on the "Reecoe of tiie DanishJewa." • < SdKMara, dergy pvaons, mombers of the Dinish resistance, Jewiah survivars of the ooenpaddn (rf Denmsili, and politicians from the U.a and Denmark wiD gather to diacoas hiHrin October of 194a^thonsMds of oriimyy Danish men snd womsnqMiitaneously came to the'aki of their dtiaens and miraculously if^ over
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"Aa my own pwaon, I want to ttti doitr to my Jewish )i(ritag0..." Sam PaisiMT and BMC« Gddst«ih an two -nry bric^ artkvlate and o«npaaakmate taaoaoan vriw, on April 18. wiUjointlioasanda. of Jewiab high school Btudepts from acroaa the countiy for "The March of the living," a hands-oo ei^icatiooal program organiied by 1)w Centeal AgaiiQr (or Jewiah EdocatioD in Idiami,Fla. The program indudea a two-aii4-«-haIf-week tri^, fint to Poland to view, first-hand, the physical evidanoe of the Holocaust, then oo to laraal wh««, for wample, participants will join tiM sotirs oomtty in naWinrtiiflB (rfVom Ya'atsmaut, laraaU Tndepsnd-. : enoe Day. The auicii itself win cover the tlur^a Ukmeters awparating Aoschwits from BhrkaDaii, ths largest coitcentr^ion camp oomiilaz huOt by ttie Naas during Worid War II. "TheMaidioftheliv big" liv bsan fuadsd in Omaha throuii^ MMnus grants from the Carl I Fmhm Maiii(iH«^ ff«MiMl«.
tian •BdthfrHsaqr Jieoaky Lodge of B'naiB'rith. in addition to cootribv* . tiona from the JBruoe M. FaOman Memorial Fund, ; theSodetyofSorviwgcsof the Holocaost and Cantor LeoFattoan. . Becca - ei]dained that she'a alwaya been interested in the Holocanat. '"I tobic a ooorie on it at
UTTO in the eight|i gr^dB," she said. "I've heard so much about it from taediers and films andbooks, fa^ now IH be able to sea it aU frr Btysalf. "Ill have a Uggw liidc with Jewish history," she oootimMd. "I thinkit'a&nportant that aU PM^ be educated about thejHolocauat. As my OW9 person, I want to fed doaer to my Jewiah heritage." Sam'a gmofather vas atDachaa"HewfaMd tbsrefaraaharttiaw,"]Mi aaid. ]S»'»p6m Qemasy andnWas tailn^t frttn jUs. hamabgr the Oertum sbldiakHe^mehowthey degraded "f*^ d^umanitad Jews by assigning thtia each a munfaer and calling them 'dogs.' He'd Stone,'I could tsD you gs, hit I don't want to givto yon nightmaree.' "Ilia ia an oii^artanli^ the t<^«tdiaa of;Jewish htatfliy. rm aUtary buft "fo.mt want to know evMTthing that hajmned is a nqratary to me. I was suriKieBd it thq mmibv of Jewish lids who. didn't even want togo., "Youcanprspaie dlyou want for tUsti^ihat there is no real way to puif^n for what welregofaig toaeeb"
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Becca OoMstcfai he eontintted. "It might seem morbid. I m^an, it'a not somsthing you really want to see, but it's samething sveiy Jew should see. AttiitlsBOtiriiat well see—it's the eipariaBce, the feeling.' "AlototinsrnaikJewish friends at achiMl can't imagine anyone even going to larael." Becca added. "They can't underritand why I would want to aee all of this. I thfaik ifU reaQy b^ hiterasting-we'Il mend Y<m> Has^oah in JVOtnd Aid Ydm Ha'atsmant in IvaeL Both Sam •adjIjdeB to do some indtvidau studying Iwfore we go. It'll mean mere." "The March o( the Uviog" is sdiediiled fhim April Ifr^ay 4. Bieipse auiwrtic^^tets MB miss over two waeke of ediool, a hi|^ grade average waa one of the criteria for aalactlon...;"My paiente wan concerned at first about my abaaKM."saiiiSam."We t-MnfA t5> my trfff^t^fip ^twi
the adminiatrstion, and onoe the school gave its 'okay,' my parenta ware oomfortaUe about my going. Of couzae, tibsy were thriUadfrom the stsrt that I would have an opportuni^lfluthial"
"Jevndi "^ conuiunitiee ecroee Mw.coui^ have nepooded so jaisrously beoniM, they, nndarstand "I'm not going Just for myself—I'm going for Omsha. If anyone ia interested in having us Rteek to thafr ptMm, they ehonhl caO Kara ll«ks, 334-6200, ex. 286. This is the heart of the i^ When we oomebadi, tUs is vAn things win reeOy^tlvt to hsppen.
By I|«ls ^Mteia In 1990, jqmradpiately 80BarAatMitsvfti-—•" datae in Omaha responding Tr^>ddU. Althoi ha srouths wnie w meir "twin" at hMiilt twice a moi^ for vaiioua raaaona, it ia ran that they receive corteepondanoe Ihim their Soviet twina. Recently Jaara Levy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shrier, received a letter from hia twin, Yury Shfaiak^, hi Kiev; Jason and the Omaha Comtnitfeae for Soviet Jewry would Uke to share.this letter with the community. The letter is reprinted below and is intentkmally left unedited.
^tling, awiming, aiding from the mountieoa> 1 had li|IUi9« from 28 of DejpNTtollof Jahnwy. ^fainQy wanted to go to CaipathianamonnrtinBfbr sUhig. But the weather waa very warm and all enow mdted yat I have aaitl^ sister n«H' brothar.IntheUSSRitis very difBoult to have two or more diiUnn. I send you a picture, 'when you can see my edidcL I aisd send you smne oleodars, whan you I can see eome football players of the US8K' And I eend you aome stsmpe of aport. HAPPY BIRTHDAYflflll I HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU SOONm YuiyShMv Koraeyiftnk Vt. 21-146 Your friend YvyShWky nev2B2M6 Ukndniaa Sffit, USSR PefanairlS, 1990 DeerJeaent I was very glad to receive your letter with beautiful picture. HAPPY BAR MITZNEWYORK;UTA)-A VAHMIOiitheSofMnch crowd of IfibO chfldren I wffl dwar yoiir Bar Mitsfrom acroaa the northvah in spirit. It is very good that you eeetem United Statea and like to trevaU. Our famOy Canada celebrated thefr also Ukaa to InveD bf ear. completion of learning I waa bom ion Oeeember 160,000 mishnayot rt the 2nd, 1977.1 am In the fth 27th animal Sijrnm Miahgrades I Uke aehod but ttayoe of ^irdiei Agudath don t like to do my home- Israd of Amsrica, The gathering hi Brookwork. lyn waa attended by over My father ia an engfaieer def tiiflaii and my mother 20 boys, aged 8 to 16, «tho ia a mathematician prt^ were wiwwi's of thsAgu* dab Youth Movemant's grammar. Our famny Bvis in a new Toroh Contest Each of thsm socomdistrict namssObotoa We plished the feat of surround by poor aiid educated people. Thia penile mmnnriring at least 1,000 don't Uke Jewa and chil- mishnayot^ or stndyhig dren mock at me. So I from the text the entire eix have go to another school eedorim of the Miehna, leendng dl 4,190 ndshin canter of Kiev. asyoe in time for their Bsr My hobbiee are wree- lifitsvah.
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"My parenta an v«iy esdtad for me," Beoea • fflmnMBted. "Tlay jbeithe leamhigeKperienceonthe trip wfil amount toat least as mnch as what I wouU beMraing hi sdMwL I also lud to check with nor teadwa." "My history teadter has the rapntatian for being the toughest in the school." Sam inli«rjeeted. "I didn't think he'dletme go, 80 I hi*d this, whole epeech impweiL When I waa done, he k>oked at me and said, 'Sam, I'm jssloos.' "My mak»up iniric will be deeiigned arqiiaid my tr^" he cotatfamed. "My tewdier will pr^Mn an outlinefor me to follow, and iHtM I get badt, in qieak to the aophomore worid history daseee. [ *'I had no idea how my grandfatbw wiBdd raact," he aaid. "At first, he was ahnoat diodnd. He toU me about the p6er treetment of Jewa hi Poland. Now he-'a happy to know th|tpi«grams like tUe do exiet and the knoiriedge win ogntfame ao that people wfflnot tegst/\ One of the iequhedoaents ia that partle^Mnts epedt to various community groiqis upon their return.
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Cantor Lao FettBku wHl meet with the studenta of t^ffAMt Bat -Mhtnh daaa on AprillS at 1 p.m. GUK8TSPBAKER OdefRabUB.Mekhior of Denmark wiO ddiver tiie pblpit meesage at the regular family service Aprfl 20 at 8 pm. YOM HASqOA The annual oonununity Hdocanst memorial aervice will bo held at Bath Israd April 22 at 1 pjn. BUILDINOLASTWmO JERUSALEM (JTA)The lost wing of the larael Museum complegc hi Jeruudem is to be oompletad in the fall of tUs year, fai time for the mnaoum's 26th anniversary oefebration.
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Temple Israel FRIDAY: Services at 8:16 pjn. RaU>i Aiyah Axriel and Quitar Herald L Firestone will officiate. iRabbi Axriel will aptik 00 "Ask the Rabbi... Your chance to set the agenda for Shabbat converMitidn." The (Mg Shabbat will be qMnsqnd by the congrentian in hobor pf the 70tE Urthd^y of Rabbi Sidney H. Bi;ooks. SITTER SERVICE Sititer sirviea la available for the 8:16 pjp. Shabbat even&ig aervioe. There are no fsdlitka for in&mts. Raaarvatkna kre needed. SATURDAY: ShriibatMocnhig Service, 11:16 ajn. SinpahB'Shabbat-tbe eongragation, together witJi Rabbi AMtiA, wiU ^uc|y the Torah portioo for the week. ADULT EDUCATION Tneoday.iMprill? ' Introdoeoon to 4<idaism, 7:S0>10:M pjin, ' ef raeiover r, AptO 16 Evening seryiee, 6:30 pjn. Mowiay, Aprfl 16 Mornbig »nnU» and Yiskor. n!l((i|u£ FDODPOftlVfOUOHT TIM Food for Thoo^t luncheon wiU ineot April 17, 11:30 a.n>.-l p.m. RabU Aniel will had a «Hlfrt|ff^l«) of cturent issoM and eventa. Bring a brojra.bag lunch;. drinks will be provided. BATMITZVAH JadlyaBanaeRaitatoln, daughter <rf Betty and Lany Roitatala, win celebrate her 9atMitBvah at the Shafabet morning service on April 21. NEWPROGRAM PHILADELPHIA (JTA)-'niaJ«MahCommnnity Higji School of QraU Collage has laproffWBtopramahero to paae lanMli matrkalatkn anma, ao that thay sen attend Israsli universities.
Lincoln B'nal Jaahunin FRIDAY: Sidibalth services, 7:46 PJB. SATURDAY SaMwth momittg aarvicas/Torah Study, 10 aJn. Monday. April II Paasover monUag aervicas/Yiskor, 10 a;ai.
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Hal haMoed Pesah Traatin theworid There are those who tUnk that Jews put too much emphasis on. the Holocaust. They thiak that it occupiee too pratt a part if current Jewbh thbiUng. FiH>eciaHy it is nonJaws who tbjok that. They are tired (Uiey say eol) of hear ing about tae Holocaust. It's higfa tlime you forgive and foMet! It was so long ajto, after all. The perpstrators ftre ptfnished or dead or old and hanaless. Row kmg win yott continue this beatfaig yourselves and hOnading others? There a^e some Jews who join in on those I am not among them. I do not know of any other time in history when a Wfatolepeoille was schedtded for annihilation in a formal, resohtta endeavor of a powarftil nation, a natiM readjr to use ito fuU miUtary powv to pureue that end, even If it meant assigning first priority to that purpose. Gnawing at me is the realization that the rest of the worid, inchiding nations that considered ~ thenMves ctVfliiM;' and including powerful religioos groups that considered uanudves ethical, was basically silent about the Irhole Blatter. For Jews, the ten^tatiottrista to lose trust in the world. Many sensitive Christians, who are appaUed both at the "teadiing of eaatanpt" of Jews in Christianity and tbe silence of the churches during the horrendous years of Nazi power, have also agonized over the queetkm ol the nature of mankind— and thsy too strag^ with tiie queeticm of trust in the world. But Peeah urgee us all, Jews and Christians alike, to take heart Over and over again, in the prayers aocompanying ritoals (mltivotl and in prayer and study separate from ritaal, the Jaw repeats, "sekher U'yetiiat mitvayim," "in memory of thS Exodus from Egypt" The Exodus is a paradigm of human freedom, and, at the eame time, of the possibility of the redeinptionof mankind. If ItsouM h|ippen then, can It not be repeatsd a|n^ and agalii?
If Pharaoh eventually failed, may we not be assured that every power for evil is^deetined to be oblitaated? Can we not trust the world Slid the huiooiluu whohihaUtit? Our uneasiness is deep, and it is red. NoDetheleae, Peeah reminds us that the Power for good is present and active. Whether we conceive of (3od in more personal tertns or nxire abstract terms, Pesab bkis us take heart and hold to our trust, trust in God, trust in the worid, trust in Mankind. "You who revere the Lord, trust in the Lord; He is our help and our ahield."
Satellite launched ByHaghOrgd TEL AVIV (JTA)-lend has handled its second space satellite Ofak 2, bdlt by Israel Aircraft Induateiea, wfll circle the Eartii at an altitude somewhat tinder 126 mflee, for an ei^ectsd two-ntonth stay inqiaoe. <Mek 2 Is iaore fKhraneed than Israel's first satenit^ Oftic 1, launched hi September 1988, according to Profeesor YUval Ne'eman, chairman of tin Israel Space Agency. It can receive faistractiom) fivm Uie ground, as Well as transmit data, Ne'eman said.
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On .^iril 27 congregants and fi-iends will gather for a Shabbat dimur to honor Cantor Leo Fsttman aa the occasion of his 66th birthday. DiniMr wiU be preceded by an abbreviated service at 6 p.m. Dinner will conunaace at 6:46 p.m. Reservationa, accompanied by check, may be ant to tlie synagogue offiea Adults ars 18.60: chiMraiV agee 6-13 are 84; childrai under 6 are free. The dinner committeoik Dorothy and Arthur ParOman, Doris and Harry Alloy and Dolly and Morris Kutler. FoDowing the Shabbat dinner, a ^ort program featuring Beth Israel member* will pay tribute to Cantor.
1,700 attend 36th B'nai B'rith charttystag I fl>ttaMito41<^ >•••> *>' <>•> VMUB (Govttaor ;|C» QRI •ttmMt&B 36th inod dMtjr iter «P«>MNd by Hotfj MoMky Lodge tf B'ial B*riaW , WMk at AMar&K COUMMII. At Mt. Ma» AbnuB-
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JCC representatives learn Rambam's theory ondi0t$ at>out travel to Israel 800 years ahead of his time "Israd Is the Waifing Wall, felafel. the Holocniat MaoMBial and the panocan^B of Jewiah faces.
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a higibtecb vkibbatc, toiu^ ing the aOiil^liys of an aodnt iJenuuin atifhbot^ Iwed and epeoUn^ irith poised jroimg laradiathletoa at the Wingate Institate. And most of all, larael i« onderataiidiag— aloag with eqjoyhi^-oacfa of jrooreavfrieDpoa." lliat waa tiiB meaaage of a ranot tour condocted for 20 selected repreawtativas of Jowiah Commu-
•^tUtyCmttn aB-vvar the TpaitedatataaaccBt^aagto OM of the parti(^panta, Omaha JCC's asaiatant executive director Gary Benutein. , •me IMajT'TamiliarizaUoo Ti^" Jan. 31-Feb. 9, waa^orfaniaed by the MoUU Cviten for JawiehZioniatBdueatim and the Jewish Welfare Board to dflowpatrcta the array of (q>portiinJitiaa for Israel travel, some of tham aontraditional, Mt. Beniatain aaid "For instaooa, programs have beeo developed for such tour groups as aeniara, sin|)es,lttiiibee and those interested in qmts or caltaral arts. But underijring an was an important new dimension: helping the visitor ham dbout and understand the newlarad."
'"Hiia. was a rsvealing and intense e^tarienee," said Jifr. Banistein. "The grati^ing result is that our Center now can organiaa a variety of azdtbg and meaningful visits to Israel Already, we are planning a trip nr families in JuB* of 1991." Ills tz^ for the JCC par^ tidpanta reflected some of the fresh adventotes cvaflable. to today's tfrael travder, Mr. Bernstein added. "Tht trip had a profound effect on ita partidpants, many of them veterans of Israel travel I am oonvinced that unlimited .aoBMrianoae, plna the potential for learning about our pe(»le,.exist fdr the JOC traveJsr to tarael "Thefirat^imeviritarar the Spth-time visitor can spend exciting and rewarding dagra there. I can't wait for our scheduled tr^ in June of 1991," Mr. Bernstein concluded. For more information about the JCC^s family (rip io. Israel, contact Gary Bernateia at 3348200. OET HELPS SCHOOLS ATLAjn-A (JTA) Students at three Jewish day schoob here will have the opportunity to learn with oomputalrs,'thanks to CRT, tbs Organisation for Rehabilitation through Training.
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JERUSA1£M (JTA) - The medical advioe of a 12th caatoty Jewiakfaeholar is tuming out to be contemporwily valid, according to a leading mtttitiaBiat at the Hebrew University here. • f Connie SteiiAerg. who advises the gtearal unhrar sity community oo proper diet procedures at the UnivanUgr's CossU Center for Phyrical Education, eays that Rabbi Moses ben Maimoa, alsoimown as Maimonides, or the Rarobam, was not only one ci the greatest naligious aothoiitiaa of all tims but siso a unique aothei^ en diet and eierdse. Steinberg said the saga'a advice concurs with sane of ths latest ttworiaa. Msimonidss, she eays, ad-
vocated a whole-grain, low-fat, freeli»fbod diet, frowned da betwean^neal ntacka wid favored drink in moderation «rith meals. He also bdievad la exer> eiae asaaeeteeary adjunct to prop«r.;dlet, StWnberg saiA' MaimonideB, Who was a phy^dsn aa well as a thecioi^kii, bautionsd sgainst ovwjr frttoad fkmr (which we know' today lacks beneficial vitafflina and fiber) and aalty or fried foods; Staiaberg believes that the scfabtai^edviee, which
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The cultural organisation haa n board piembers. Yakov and his family Mhtu ill in argent need very, much want to go to of a synagogue tad the Isriw, bat wQl not qiply Jewa there are struggling for nermisekin to endgrate With the authortite to try untu Yakov'a brotbtr, who and regain tiie tdd aynala a poUoMloetdr, rafirea m gogue wUehlstdng used 1990. as a theater. Yakov will very much. Yakov is helping reawaken Jewish consdotts- appredate letters and naas «id is orgsaising cu^ vi^ ttam sympathizers tnral and rali^oas dasses. in the West. By Roth Potash
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;imt ThaJfmfair (%air from Tenmde, und« the direotioo of Cantor niastona, prsaeoted a muaieal pgrd*gram as did a ftwgWig group called the "Hivpy Faeaa." ChiUranlleam the Esra PubUe Elantatary School visited, as weO aa the cfaBdnto df mHnbera of NA'AM[AT. A singing group, "Standbg Booa Only." perfbrmad on lifatch 11 and the ddhfria friidi the Priedel Aeadaoijr «lso made a PntiOt viait. Around Purim time, the Homfe WHS mowimiiVf' laughter, vooM tfad songs of WMMI. A jfiaap ta residente made'Haaientacheo. David WalM and Holly FraatOUi ware cnMRted King and Q«a« at the Purim party. Ths iawish Coaanuiity Center preedKMl chiUraB patadtd b their costwmsa throoi^ the Hoaii. EvaqroM eqJoyad the Purim fastivitiss.. Raeent nawaodiers to the' Roea' BtemUn Home fondtKaiaMalliaFrankUn, Shiriey Krants* David Weiaf, i Fay* Bamatain, Sadie Marion NoHnuVMtd SraMr Katlanaa. • Evtryona may attend a reoiptiqaoB Afril 18 from 1-8 pJa. hdnoriag Rkklie Hoytk who wfil be eeWnthig her 96th birthday and tha opeofaig of her art aha* hi the Gallery oi the Jewiah: Oauwiity Canter. BkkUa is tha Boae BhunUn "Artist-fai-Reei-
fhe LOVE steering of brightlbr colored euromoiithogrqih stidnrs and verse iiiacr^^tioaa whi^h 22 and welcmned Cbucomphibeiit 4Midi o(hv." k>tte Shiteky as a new A8VHndiliiiii,2Mrinch Invitations for the wide itfdnr, wttb 9 beaket ofted rioees, iridta'Qtirars LOVE Cbai Banquet have and a doVe ou'iy&lg an beeodistribated. Seeervaenvdppe in its beak, is af- tions win be eccepted unfixed to tlMliiiddle of the til Ap<a 18 isnd may be left-hand page. In the made by aendinit* ^e^wk comers of the page, Frank f or 89 to Sharon Coidoa hi wrote hi Dutch; "foiget etin of the Rose Blupikfai HiMme. FhyUis I^yftlnan me not" and Joan Bernstein, saMeanwhile, a 2M-faich sisted by Marti Siqrder high, avi-hich widestidcer and SUrley Khrdieabanm, on the ri^tt-hand page are planning thia event.' shows ysDow daiaiee, pink Edith R«igBrtis fa chiu« and red roaas, U|ghtUue bf the deooratioiis. iSe foigBt'me4iol% flid green- Grande (Hd. Hayera will ery. HKB hisa^iiiaB, In preaent a variety show. tnulathin, reads: "It is of In. ke^^big with the UtUe woctih, niiat I offer thetne ^ Chai, thia month yon. Ptudc RMSB from the we ealttte Miriam Simon earth and forget me not." who waa the 11^ LOVE In the knier left comer, chairQkan. Onr .^oeial FV^nk instribed a iltytuing thanks to Miriam, apd poeoii 0ymyseiiwiitten, thoae^ women who were Her whimsical entry By. myaelf doiis, Afme among the first vohmahowa fanaginatioo and Fnnk, So is my nams"). teere. Miriam ia espltcially emotion, awnwWng to Unrommendwrt for hiar oongar. who has been a manHer fun siguature ap- thiuooB years of devotioB uscript and antique Ju- pears in the loner right- to LOVE. t daiea dealer for the paist hand comer of the page, . niereissoawhsadsome three years. akng with the 1940 date. sterling silver Jewelry crafted by SOv* Bofe in the Gift Shop., PlQrlUs Bittner pereoBally CLOIFHES HAMPER broughi this jMnkjFi bade MAYTAQ LAUNDEMIAT from Israel'tnqrwdoki make wondsrfd Mfj^her's • (fcyeteaning • Day gifto-rsb ^'yohr * Speciansa In wie Ironlno-'anQ nMenliif shopii^ for Mother's ol Inana afNl iMrtos Day at the Gilt Shop hi aBendiutt on duty the Home. Ptoiim was a really joy'iMtilWIOpjn. TOayaaweak ous time at the Honw. The pifA^jp and deliver on raqueei third grade UTTO children and their teacher BlandM yOt^ delivered Dnrtng Fehniaty knd shalach manot baskets to MardI the fgttottiu naieach reeident. danta calebratad birthdays: Sarah SchneiderSarah Oilbart. Ben Travel NamdeiB man. Mnlideit, AnnaKauman, We have nannies to laidore Levtauon, Mary live at home with BalmoBt. Priida Lefyour children as well kowita, Ethel Edgar, Lilas your (dder adults lian Badnr, Morris Abor nannies available ram^'Mantiee Neoman. to KO along on your RotiiCaiian, Bather K^h kn, BnJa Prieemen and FfOfitefe UbMeSacha. (^jUr«. Swain Don't forfst to aMtdifi your raeervatioaa lor fht 493-2770 LOVE.Chai Baai^ na April 28 at tha Jfii^ Community Center. miuiaMri|>t «onUiiiiiig Anne FtmL't complete signature bail been parehaaed by Borimgune antique and Jodaica deakr Rabbi Iry^ V^Vmigfa. .Phe ran aigjuture is fiinid on niro pages of a Dntdi pone album (autograph book) that belonged to one of Frank's wmJewish friends. The friend's taaafy, who had inherited the book, sold it throned ah nictioa houae. Ungar purcSiased the rare signature last year "for five figures" through Onistie'a fai New YoriL Frank's inscription, which qipears on the 28th and ^tiipagBS of the autogmh book, was written MahA 4, 1940, irim die VM 10 years al|i tad a nibotti bobre the German ittvaskm «f the Nether
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Please note next gatherhig after Fesach, April 84. At the March 27 , president Haralman presented ArtGroasman. Mm reminisced about 14 jyeara with Old Timers;:' along with poc Margolin' and Charlie Fdlman. He taoke on the origin of ^KH Fool's Day and the 20bth audveraary (rf the "^ iBiffi yrtfjKi wt- tj** t-i"W'i' waiitorOangreesionalrep-. reawtatinni Today, an anBwec. to the census is a must Dave Dvoridn. Abe Gend" ler, Norm Komey and Herb Meichee gave their opiniaos' on a variety of Bubiacts. (A correctionHen is not a PLO fan). W)> bamed Uiat FarraUiiih b cottiting young blad( people, while he is refuting bkck General POwaD. Donaldson and Doiiahtoe also interviewed Faiftkhan; it wis hisult-
bftous. Oaward to a driidons hWh'liaOt served up pronto aiid^ i»*aee by MdUe andcrew. Harry oflered greetings, presented Hy V^Teiiier, guest of Saih MtUoy, (and hi ease you forgot, H^ was a renowned biseball player hereabouts). BogM's gist tldwts'196 'th6 R^yal bastball gamee. IVeasurer Harry Paskowits gave a flnsndal report; Norm WoUner told ua that George l.ehrnian and Jatft Epstein are hospftaUaed and 9yd Katieman is at the Bhimkih Home. We stood m memoriam
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Tlie biggeet potential threat ia Iraq; which by tensarvatlve estimstes will bo aUe to produce nudear weapons witUn five to 10 years, accotOing to "Middle East Military Balance 1988-89," just published by Tel Aviv Univeraity's Jafiee Center forStrategic Studies. larael sent bombers over Baghdad in 1981 to destroy a French-made nuclear reactor purchased by Iraq, which the Israelis claimed could produce wea|X»s ^rade phitonium. 'But there is a mne knmsdiate threat from the battie- hardened Iraqi arltqr, which is a far more eff^ve fighting force after the eight-year wai' with Iran than It was in the past, the study said. Syria has r^Kxted further reductions in its de-
Heart transplants spark debate Traom's heart was avail: aMe. wbat* ia risiiif in laraal Soroka and other over the propriety of sooMM daim no one waa transplanting heart* be- authorised to rdease the tween people of difimnt dflsor's name, which was religioiis or ethnic back- pabUahad by B«Qti««. the grounds. It was triggered interaaSdnal news «g«ig^. by the successful JransTraum, who waa bom in plant (^ the heart of aalain Israel waa brought to Israel Defense Poree sol- New York at the age of 9 dier to save ^'ItfiB of an and wu active in a Bronx East Jenisaleoi Arab. chaptar of Habonim, the The operation was done yoim groi^ of tbs Labor at' Hadaasah Univorsity Zioniat moven«a^ He Hoairftal in Jeruadem only letuned to Israel 111968. His Ameriean^Mn wife, honn after Sgt. Ze'ev IVaum, a 40-yearold Is- Branda Krasner "nraum, rael Deifanse Force reserv- was a member of H^Kmfan ist died at Scroka Hbsottal in Baltimoie. She authok Beersheba from head riasd the tranaplaat of hia wounds suffered in a heart. She apparently PalastiaiaKamboah bli the agresd to rehaaa Ids name, OainStrbiaiiNov. 13. partly to itkyf ptAUp JtTbs reeqiient wss Hana tantkm to the BMClier ar» KhMier. M. a Christian gaa'donors. But ebe hsd Arab patient at Hadaasah noMeastthstiaaswbotha ~ litaL rsd^itatt wodd be. Doctor* avUsMd it i« PpHoks.], protesting pubf Vatknof the donor ssnd impoaaiUe to give thii &K nc^pknt's namsaaftar the fonaatkn in advancer beoperation, anpouiwed its cauae ths donated heart withdrawal moi aa inter nmat be teated for <)om* hospital agreement to patibiUty with the rec^ not^ each other ti the ent. Khadsr. in faeti waa ilvailaUlity of Inraaa or^ on* of. three potantial gana donata^ for trans- redpienta summoned to plant. In this case, SonkSi Hadnlsah HeopitaL Doe> a gDvemmant hospital, no- tors fiaaad Ids caaa was ths tified Hadasiah that moat^rgsnt.
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NEO-NAZIS QUALIFY BONN (JTA)-^ The axtrsms rigbtwisg RapubUcan Party and 16 other reputedly neo-Nad feetknaqoaUfied topartkdpate in the pariiamentary abetkns In the state of Lowar Saxony on May 18.
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As you read thia, we're well into the mkidle of Pa^ssover> 1900. As I write it Qata, as usual). I'm in the middk of getting a million things doiw bef ate the start of Paasover. I have h^, of course, wliich nkak^ it easier. My hs^ this year has so fsr popiilafted my bathtub with small plastic creatures which ench hive a name: Arid, King Triton. Ursala, etc If you have smiill children, you reeogniss ths characters iMan a story about a mermaid, llda may ba^ you to understand mty help in preparing for Passover is three-and-a-half, goLig <m 36. So far she found out that if she brings a little stool to stand on, she can see what's going on in the kitchen sink snd on the counter. SIM has pronounced an unpeeled horseradiah root "idngr" because she tdls me the "sUn knks terrible." I can't wait to hear her comments when I start grinding. For that matter, I'm more than a little curious to see what her reaction will be to the preparation of geSltt Bah. Her mother gasped and howled whan she leuned large pots «( fiah would be eooUng aoon. She remindiBd me it was the one smell in the universe slie found the most disturbing. Actually, those weren't her exact words, bat this is a fsm|ly newspapk and snyway, you get Uie picture. Our guests arrived last nif^ aftsi- a great miinbcir of drtaus wtee arranged—tiilM ott ttom work md vacation from nursery s(£oot I was inftxmed it was a good time to come to Chnaha becauae '^'f 'cation time «nd I wqn'i miaa any sehooL" She^vrivedii^ maiiy booka, toys, fsvorite objactssnd oew stqffediiiiiiQal frion wbidi ah^ cannot be aeparated. and one doll, alao a current favorite. Ilie doll haa Uuee namaa, the nddiUe and iaat being tbe aams aa ita amaQ ndstiMs. ' There resify isn't much time fbr a detailed report ^Mot tUa wonderfal viait I hawt^find thsvnnohki^ >hoia mnchtoaqplet to salt in{Sii|^ now, althoofl^ I dkl leave bar watching cartoona.Sha first made n» understand that if tiiare were mean people saying tUflM ilhat weren't ntee, she wooldB^ Um^ I haven't heni "fhien the complaint departn«6t yet so I assume.all St aeceptabie. ; She, dong with bar mother and dad and various undes and aunta and eooaina, wiOlM bars to grace our Sed* table. Whfla it win be only a small repreeentation of the «lan. we're awfully ^Ml to havt than. Unlike ths traditional "next year b Jemsalen, *'I uauall^ hope for "next year let them all be hera" One of these d^s^ maybe it win come i» pass. Who knows? In tbe meantima, have a lovely Passover... I hope aD of your family waa together for the traditional gather ing. And next year tool
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They'll be staying in Omaha homee, but not enou^ idaoes have been found yet If you have an extra pOlow someone coold lay their head on idease call Sara Juster at 46M604. lli^y juat need aomewhete for Frid^nic^t because all night Saturday thqril be raiaing the roof at the "J" by competing at games and q>olts.
Michad Sean Ivera will Heather Erin Olesh, become a Bar Mitsvah on daughter of Dr. and Mrs. April 21 at Beth Israd Robert Oleeh, will become ^magogoe. a Bat Mitivah at Beth El Michad is the son of Synagogue on AftH 21. Marilyn and Richard Ivers Heather, a seventhThe theme of the conclave "Prejudice and Raciam" and OM grandaoti of Mr. grade honor atudent at couldn't have come ait a better time for the teoia here and Mrs. Midvin Ivors, Beveridge Junior High in Omaha. Racsnt outtarats at a local adiool have made Rose Cohen and the late Sdiool, enjoys |Nano, violin andduice. us all aware at the hitter frelinga that an sometimes Hany Ckthen. Heather has two sisters, heU against another becauae he or she is difihmt than A seventh-grads student we arov , at Mfflard Central Middle Mara, 7, and Stephanie, 4. School. Michad is on the and a brother, Ryan, 10. Hie younger we are when we learn to deal with both Superior Honor RoO. Ha Tlxy are the grandchilaidea (rf the cdn when it cornea to iHtgudioe aod radam partidpatea in badtetban dren of Mrs. RiQr Roemthe better we can understand our nci^abors. And under- and bMfsball and ia a Uadc stdn of Ft Lauderdale, standing our neiflluMrs is the Brst step towards wwU bdt in the martid art of FhL, andMr. and Mrs. IsiTaekwondo. Michad is dore (Mesh of Brppktyn. N.Y. . pn a mom festive spring note, the BB YO girls' chap- alao a Boy Scout and his Heather will twin ba hobUea indude art and tar of Ediar and MJZ. will hoU their Bean Dance on May Bat MitEvah with Oksana fiahing. S at ths Red Lion Hotd. The invitations are Sadie Abramov of V^bltk SSR, Haw^dn's style where the girl asks the boy. Although Mieiiad is twinning hit USSR. I can assure you from the flurry in the local storsa' for- Bar Milzvah with AlAmal d^Mrtments the dresses are not from Dogpatch. sandr BrajHtyn, foimariy of NEW CHAIRMAN NEW YORK (JTA) Moldavia. USSR. The •|Por a gitl to be abia to aak a boy to a par^ is refresh^ Ivera famify add it haa Rabbi Joseph Stemstein, i^, but it certainty makes her qipraciatc aome ei tho learned that Aldcsandr rabbi of Tenqfde Beth Shohassles a boy has to go through before aaUng her out and his family have re- lomin Rodyn, N.Y., has £.'Can I use the car? Do I have enoui^ money if she cently been'aUowad to aaauiniBd the cfaaiRnanshq) o^clws tJie wrong thing? What if she has already seen leave the SovtBdlliaaii anil I of the American Zionist this movie? What do I say if she says NO wlien I ask are preaumed to have im- Youth' Foqiidation, suc^ caeding Leon Levy. bar out?" Ediar and M.Z. members know by now that migrated to Israd. it!| just not as easy aa picking up the telq>hone to aak k. liwAAAy^iAA.^ aotnecHie out
WASHINGTON (JTA) ^ Swate Minority Leader f^Bobart DolaiBrKan.). idw ...^eiWtar this jmr prt^poaod 4nttiligU.S. aid to Israd. left lor a trip to the Middle East th«t includes stfl^ in Israd and three Ard) countiiae. The delegation was to travd toS^jii, E|gi>t and Jordan before reacblng Israd v^iere it will stay throu^ Aprfl 16. The ddemtion win meet with heam o^'MiBte or govemmmt of aUof thp^e countries, aa weQ a? with Jadyn Rdtstdn Isradi Labor Party IMI^ Jadyn Boitstein. daugjh- Shimon Pens and "modei^ ter of Betty and Lany ate" Palesijnian kadtrs in Roitatein,, will cddirate Israd and th^ territories. Dole eariier t£Is yisar her Bat Mitzvah on April propoaed a 6 percent cuiin 21 at Temple Israel U.S.. aid to Israd and Jadyn is a soventh- other top foreign dd regrade honor student at dpieiits in (wder to use the Lewia and dark Junior money to help emerging HBgfa School She phQrs the democracies in Eaisi Eudubatft and also enjoys rope and Centrd America. playing softball and But if Israd bears any soccer. nu^ toward the RefftibJadyn haa one brother, Ucan leader, it was not >\iDanin. GiaDdparents are dent in eommeota nuMlaby Dr. and Mrs. Morris E. Ruth Yaron, the ntokssRoitstdn and Mr. and woman at the Isradi EmMrs. Milton Cacktn. basByhere.
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A little s^ingtime travdhig seems to be in order for thc| United Ssnugogue Youth as they meet their counterparts frtm Lincob half-way at a rest stop on Interstate 80, April 22. Tlie octaaiao? Just ftmie fan and a pkQic lunch. Tlien tiro cfatbe eojoy each other's company and cOHipKwiiiiit one another. On atnore ankiua no|e, the Omaha United S|ynacogue Youth win be holding electiona April 29. AB ottcM are r(ndndtng preddent and aevaril viw {iwddant . Voting should prove hiteresting as aaw^ positions are being cootasted this year. Let's tni the bdlot boxeel '.
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By Monis MaUne Htdaf Bienvenldos a El Grands de Qoca-Cda. Yo soy Senior Beck, al director de este sctravaganzia eepeettteular. Senoree y Saunas, no se necedta oonqirender Espand para wiredar este show, y aetoaimeote es un hinvance. Anoche, presentamos famosaa artistas de todoB partes del mundo. As the reader soon will Qttd out upon patrtmiElng the £1 Grande de CocaCola shqw at the Omaha Community Playhouse, it is not necessary to speak I^Mniah in order to ^>pnediita what could very UrsQ be the hit theater perftkmanoe of the season. The actkm takes place in a ni^^tchib and tbtn the Ipcal Coca<k>h bottler in Uoadums is putting op the rental moola, Coke signs not only adorn the stage, but Cdce referencee pop up in the sliow and hostesses hawk Coke at
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ground romances, the talk on keeping their "urges" contained, the freshman mixer and senior proBL The show runs throu^ June 16 and will play Thuraday through Saturday evenings wttii dinner at 6 p.m. ami the show at 7 pjn. Matinee branch and hmch performances win be on Wednesdays and Sundajrs, with meals at noon and the shows at 1 pjn. WEIZMAN AWARD TORONTO (JTA) Newly appointed Chief Justice of Ontario diaries Dubin has been awarded the Weizmann Institute Award for Sciences and Homanitiea.
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Fly a idle, but do It with cam... Keep away from wires, says this wise pair.
The bears share wHh you five important rules for kite safety fuid fun: 1. Never fly your kite near electrical wires or transnfiisskxi towers. Bears do rxX lite sucklan shocks. Z Never fly your kittf'in wet or stormy weather or v^)en ligtitning is present Bears prefer to watch storms from indoors. 3. Never touch your kite If it gels caught in an eiecthcal wire or on a pole.
varioas times to quench the thirst created by free peanuts for the audience. The night I reviewed tht performance, Helen and Leo Meyerson became part of the act hi that they were extracted from their lingade table at different th^ to enhance the comedic roatfaiee. Their names (I'm guessing! nuqr have been been selected because their daughter.. Dariyim Fellman, had a major role in the show. Mrs. Fellman, inddentytlly, is a spirited perfmner who can hokl ho'own (m atqr stage anyUdMra^w die ably demonstrated hi a saperb mudwrestling scene with Sherry Fletcher. It was Nancy Reagan against Raisa GcHrbacfaev with some guy by thli^ name of Noriega as referee—a high point for an already high Uvel of comedy and showmanship.
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The musical comedy, By Both E. Gmber "Do Blwdi Patent Leather ROME (JTA) - Yasir Skoes Really Rellect Upr Arafat tocdc his campaign opened Match 3& at the against Soviet Jewish Upstairs Dinner Theater, aliyah to the Vatiran tell- downtown Omaha. Diing Pope J<^ Paul II that rected by John Morriseey, the massive wave of emi- with muaical direction by gratioo would cause "dan- Lynne Boyd and choreoggerous demographic raphy by Michal Sbi^ieon. changes" in Jemsalem the show is an affectionthat would "distort the ate, funny look at Cathdic historical character and education. civilization of the dty." The story begins with Eddie Rjran going back to his old grammar school, St. Bastian's, and reliving memories of his school days. The cast plays children from second grade througji high school, experiencing things such as first confessions, play-
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