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bidstein Heads Slate for Federation OMAHA-Leooard (Buddly) GoidiMfl, Jewish PhlluitbraplM Committee chalnhan
(or 1«7S, heads the slate of candidates nominated Ibr tlie 1976 leadership positions fai the
Jewish Federation of Omaha. Goldstein is one of six candidates named to serve as
Election 76 Information Nominees for Office, 1976
Outgoing Officers
Leonard CMdsteln ^cePrakkoti: Mrs. MorrisC. (Mary) Fellnuui David LFrMBand HMtodJ.Kaslow
Praidail: Harlan J. Noddle VlMPrakknts: Mrs. MotrisC. (Mary) Fellman CSuurleaA.Monasee HubotRosenblum
FrankN. Goldberg SeerabBy: Mn. Milton G. (Miml) Waldbaum
EU.LScfaUiMk Seerctiiiy Mrs. MlltfloG. (Miml) Waldbaum
Outgoing Board
Nominees for Board, 1976 NomliMaa kr Bowd, UK (Tt Ssm Until JanuuT.uvi) Mrs. SUwy (Jane) Brooks AlanCmne Mrs.JM(Riith)Erman Mrs. DooaM (Ann) Goldstein Martin J. Lehr SUafortUptey Mn. LaiTjrB. \9fMM) RoCtman Or.PaulA-J.Sbykcn Ramon S.Soa)l>et8 RkbardZMharU These nwmben wen elected in Septnnhcr to flU the vacancies ovated by Board members who mowd (rani Omaha and wtaooe terms would have expired in
(Tenns Expire Janaary, 1971) N(mnanBatt Mrs. Sidney (Jane) Brooks* AlanOounse* David L.Fffedland Frank N.Gfldberg OaryO.GralB wel. Meyefflofl Sbarles/Mbnaaee Mrs. Ervin (Miriam) Simon Mrs. Harold (Ludlle) Zellnsky January, 1976. Under these circumstances, the current board members are eligible for r^elecUon.
Continuing Board Members Mioibin wbcae tmna anlft Jauians UTT: Mn. Jack B. (Audrey) Cohen Paul G. Cohen
Mrs. Lloyd (Lois) Friedman Joseph Kiiriienbaum Robert!. Kully Murray H. Newman Yale Richards Mrs. N. Julian (Barbara) Rips JackM.Saferstein Maurice M.Udes
whose tfnm optre Jamwy, 1979: AlviHAbranuon PaulAlperson Mrs. Ommv. (Nancy) Greenberv Howard J. Kaslow Joseph Upton Mrs. Sol (Lee Jane) Parsow Steven J. RIekes Joseph Soshnik laadoreM.Tretiak Dr. James I. Wax
Membership Fee Increase Is Announced by Center OMAHA - Tlie Jewish Community Center membership fees are Increasing for the tint time since the doon opened in May, 1974, the JCC hat announced. Effective Jan. 1, 1976, as memberships come up for renewal or as new members }oin, the new rates will be in effect. In a letter sent to Center members, Chairman of the Board of Directors Norman Batt and JCC Executive Director Hy Tabachnick explained that the increasing costs of operating the Center's programs and lervlces bavt nude it necessary to Increase duesacross the board. It WM noted that the cwnnt If akn
affecting the Center's main lundlog agendas, the Jewish Federation and the United Wayo(theMkllands,aBdtUs aftoeti OM aDodtflonB to the enter. In searching (or sources for extra funding It was concluded that "membership dues are the Center's chief aource of funds-and that an increase in the dues is the only practical solution," Uie letter said. Effective Jan. 1, Family Memberships will be $200 tup from $160); Single Parent Family and Young Married Family memberships will go from $100 to $140 and Young Adult memberships (25 yean of age and younger, not living (Continued on Page 31
Under Smile NEW YORK - "Must I die alone In Rusiiar" A smile conceals the tear of a year <rid Deborah SamuUovlefa. According to the Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry, Russian authorttias have told the retired profMsor of physics and mathenutlcs that her work, long since dedassMed and avalUMe ta the West, is now "secret" and she cannot Join her only son ta Israel (SS8J Photo)
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officers for 1978. These candidates, and 10 others named to be candidates for threeyear terms on the Federation Board of Directors, will be voted upon at the annual Federation meeting scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Sunday, January 25, at the Jewish Community Center. The new board will serve until January, 1979. The slate of officers for 1976 and new board members was announced this week by Joe TlM town o( KuMHrt in S]ni>. one o( the placet nOer saw Lipton, chairman of ^ the during tour of Golan Hil^. nominating committee, i. IbMAHA - As he thinks back on it now, the luncheon visit Serving with him were Mrs. Donald Goldstein, Mrs. Don whidn Richard H. (Dick) Hiller of Chnaha made was probably Greenberg, l^eo I. Meyerson, the most stunning of the three that Wedhesday, Oct. 29. Hiller and the other members of me United Jewish Appeal Jack Saferstein, Isadore TreUak and Dr. Martin P. Fact-Finding Misston had earlier visited Kiryat Shmona and Kfar Yuval near the Lebanon border, two settlements wellWolf. A Federatkm spokesman known in the Diaspora. Now they, with their box lunches in hand, were at littlepointed out that Federation members—defined by known Moehav Keabet, a tiny settlement k)cated in, of all Federatkm Bylaws as Jewish plac|s, a former Syrian tank outpost captured by the Israelis persons contributing to Jewjab duriM the 1973 Yom Kippur War, "Aey found the concrete tankers and bloddnim to be Philanthropies-roay submit additional jiames of can- ocevgedby.inBmer^inrdl,"mHandtankiind«na|ri..." The "one gal" is a 30-year-<^(SinerBrooUyn, N.Y„ social dtdatei for otOce or board worker,- an Ortbodw Jew who's lived In UnA eight yeaiis and poaithMs by petitioning. According to }he Bylaws who, together with the other 33 moshav members, are "deterArticle XI, Nominadoos and mined to build a settlement there" in what Hiller could only Elections, Section 3, such describe as "no man's land." That's because It was in that general area In 1973 that Syrian other nominatkins may be made by written petition tanks overran a number of Israeli settlements. And not too far signed by at least twenty-five away were sites where the Syrians murdered Israeli soldiers (25) Federation members and after capturing them. Ilie ex-BrooUynite and the others lived in the buildings left filed with the Federathm secretary (Mrs. Milton G. by the Syrians, said Hiller. "Their dothes were hanging where Waldbaum) not later than the Syrian tank shells had been," he said. There were a few fifteen (15) days prior to the military trailers, too, but there was no modem plumbing annual meeting of the anywhere. 'Itare was real dedlcatln and aacrlfioe bjr thaae yoong Federatkn (for this election, the deadline is January 10, people," a few of wiism are married and have eUkkeo, HlOer noted "It was really UDbellevable inieaB you uw it yourself," 1976). A written endorsement by beaaid. What are they doing there, with the Syrians seemingly the candidate or candidates, giving their consent, must breathing down their necks, HiUer and the others wondered. They were planning - planning for the future. The Jewish appear on the petition. The Bylaws further instruct Agency would supply litem with a few cows and, with the the secretary to post a notice electrical carpento' equipment they had installed (they at least of the filing of the petition-as had electricity), they would manufacture furniture. They had already demonstrated their ingenuity by taking long as it's been received within the prescribed time- the wooden shellboxes left by the Syrians and turning them into on the Omaha JCC bulletin beehives, so that the settlement might have some honey — board and also to have the sometliing "sweet in an otherwise hard life. The weather in this notice published in the Jewish northernmost area of Israeli territory, said Hiller, Is "not Press or other official exactly what you'd call resort weather." "They are determined to defend what they have and to publication as soon as continue to have Israel as a home for the Jews of the world. possible. After all, nobody else in the world wants them. So whatever these Israelis have to do, they will do, with the help of the rest of us." Early The young Israelialoki Hiller aomething else: they were in that barren country In order to keep larad's defense forces around. "They Ague if they are there and the Syrians attack, Because of the Christmas the Israeli forces will stay and fight to proted them and what and New Year obthey've establisbed," said Hiller. servances, deadlines for all These young people weren't alone In their high aims and news copy for Jewlsti Press purposes, Hiller learned. Major Yona Gavit, the Israeli army issues of Dec. 16 and Jan. 2 officer who led the UJA group on ttie tour, told them that, at that will be noon on the moment, the Israel government had four other groups waiting to preceding Fridays, Dec. 19 settle nearby but had been putting them off to see If Syria wmiid and 26, respectively. agree to keep the United Nations peacekeeping forces In the Deadline for advertising area after Nov. 30. copy for the Dec. 26 Issue The Syrians did and now more Israelis will be establishing was Thursday, Dec. 18, and homes and manufacturing places in the Golan Heights - again will be Thursday, Dec. 25, building and creating where once all was barren. fortheissueofJan.2. (For more on the Golan Heightt, see Page S.)
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Save My Husband, Avital Pleads in DM DES MOINES ago, after the arrest o( Boris TsiUionik and Maik NariiplU, wlw were seataKHl to Ave yean in exQe, mjr luband was told by tlte KGB 'Your fate Is in our hands. You saw what happened to your friends. No one in the west is interested in you and aU that you are doing. Nobody in the entire world will care if there is one more prisoner of conidence in the Soviet Union. All the papers are signed and ready for your arrest and trial for Anti-Soviet activities'". Thb message was brought to Des lUnes last week by Avital Sharansky and her brother Michael StigUtz who are in the U.S. speaking on behalf of Soviet Jewish activists. Avital and Michael were able to leave the Soviet Union "Because Jews ta the west cared and soiiported us in our struggle to obtain our human rtghU. "VWtt ban Jam a( ttie i ID BuHta — IcMcn fron lluae wto ootid not visit, tdqiiMae caDa, aO o( tfaeae llu|||B lOrtBBlMBBu OS flDu protected as from myitarfouriy dtanieariBg. If it VCR not isr ttnae oaateds, nicwooQ • na lOBg BOI OI pnOOBin Is OflMCMBOlL "I got acquainted with Nathin at the Synagogue of Moscow in October of 1*73 -1 was trying to find my brother, who went to a demoostratkia that day and dki not return
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PARIS (JTA) - Arab and Communist delegatioas attending a UNESCO con^ ference here plan to call on the taitemationai organization to fight "Zionism to the same extent as racism, apartheM and war propaganda." The conference is drawing up draft reaohitions for the general conference due to take place Octotwr, 1976 in Nairobi lU resolutioitt wUI deal with the fight against racism apailheid and war propaganda tai the AnaftotjrSMraiky mass media. home. Nathan adviaed me that At the opening session my brother had been arrested Tuesday, the Algerian and helped me to search lot delegation called on the Mm. conference to adopt amen"My brother and I became ndments making the fight activists and determined that against Zknism mandatory. we would seek exit visas Ilie delegate said, "Israel is which would enable us to leave an imperialist state, It Is ruled for Israel - our homdand! I by ZkMisI ideology which is don't know what logical comparable to apartheid and reasons we can attrflxite to war propaganda." our Jewish identitlcatkn. We Moat at the interest fat the did not know that we were UNESCO buildii« centered, Jewish utfil we were Ityears however, on the resignation of old - the only thing I can call a aenior official, Joel BkKker, Itisamfawle. UNESCO's (fireetor of In"Our parents were trying to formation. Blocker, 41, a protect us because there bad former Newsweek staffer, been only a few brief periods wrote UNESCO's Director in nwdam Russian history General Amadou M'Bow of when Jews woe relattvely Senegal to say he is resigntaig safe. We, therefore, bad no to protest the orgsnization's basis for Identiflothw, other anti-Israel resoWions and the than the koowMpe that we General Aaaembly's dadsiao were Jews. We bad no idea to equate Zionism with what being Jewish meaol - as racism. Blocker said bis there werenobooits, adHoU reiignatian will become efor synagogues through whicti fecth«Dec.31. to gain knowledge. (Continued on Page 11
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NEW YORK (JTA) Israeli AmtMssador Stmcha Dinltz told the Conferaee of PresidenU of M«lor American Jewish OrganlzatlOBS that "powerful efforts" were underway to change the American government pasltlon on non-recognition of the Palestine Liberation Orgairization. He aaid that there had been aaae "erosion" is press and academic drdcs but that the State Department was still standing flrni. Dinitz tokl some 7S Conference leaders that the
problem of recognitkm of the PLO was one of three major iasues confronting Israel today, the otben being the massing of modem mUltafy eqitipoMnt and technology in the hands of the Arab sUles and the attack on Israel and Zionism in the United Nations.
the hneral aervkx for GIBMK to the Finance Minister, which Savransky; an honorary vice- were relased here. Hie figures president of the Zionist were appended to the Organlzatkn of America and Treasury's prapoaed IL M.2 kical Jewish leader, wtio was biUion austerity budget fbr shot to death by a youth flKsi 1976-77 which was Friday night presented to the Cabinet Savransky, a 51-year-old recently. Cleveland attorney, hto wife and another couple were about to enter a downtown Cleveland Scandal WariMd housing convplex known as Approval Aakad UNITED NA'nONS (JTA) Part Center ibout U p.m. WASHINGTON - B'nai — Israel charged that en- Friday when three youthe B'rith's senior citizens dorsement by the General pulled up in a car. Assembly of the anti-Zionist One youth attempted to grab housing oonunittee this week portions of the Interoatianal a purse from one of the two submitted appUcatkns to the Women's Year resolutions women, and a second youth, Department of Housiog and adopted in Mexico City last without any provocatkm, shot Urtian Devekiment to ooosummer would conatltule "an Savranky ta the iMomen. He stniet 13 kiw-rent apartment tntmiationsi scandal of major was pronounced dead on compieseB tor ttaeeUeriy. The organizatkm now has proportions" and an ex- arrival at a hospital. PoUce pk>iUtian of the universal are bokUng three 16-year-old Ave such pntlects, tolalUng 8M rental inlts, in operatkm. support of women's riglits for suspects. Each is fully occtvied and has "evU" and "shiister" purawaltli«llst. poses. HUD approval Is required to Ilie resolution, wMdi was Arm Dad ekpected to be voted on this JERUSALEM (JTA) - pravfcle Federal mortgage evening, contains an openrthre Officials here expressed loans and rent wfnidift for paragraph which spedficaliy seriom concern today over the non-profit projects. adds Zkmism to its con- Egypt's apparent plans to Rentals are restricted to demnation of racism, establiab ita own modern arms ekleriy persons with low fixed ookmialism, spartheid and industry with technical Ite additkioal Blwl B'riih imperialism. From a assistance from France and procedural approach, this financiog from the Arab oil |Ht^|ects are propoasd for paragraph is expected to be states and to Increase Its Cleveland, Pbiladelphia, voted on separately tram the present arsenal with the Houston, Miami Beach, Peoria, m., and Canton, 0.; remainder of the resolution. purchase of sophisticated Attention here was focused weaponry and equipment Palm Springs, Calif.; on how Mexico wouM cast Its bwn the West, chiefly France Springfield, Mass.; Charleston, S.C; Silver ballot hi view of President and Britain. Spring, Md.; West Orange. LiUis Ecfaevertia's remarks to These reports were given American and CsMdian added weight by the Joint N.J.; and Alleotown and Jewish leaden In Miexko City cooununlque issued in Cairo Delaware County, Pa. Friday that his govefiunent Sunday at the «nd of PreMi "hi no way identified Zkmism President Valery Giscard with racism." D'Estaing's five-day official Although there wu no visit as the guest of President WASQNGTQN, DC. formal commitmeat by the Anwar Sadat of Egypt The Mexican leader regardlog communique stated that Senator Alan Cranston (D., today's vote, the Jewish group France wouM help Egypt set Calif.) has urged that that met with him said they i|> sn arms industry that by Congress "raise the (lag of were told that Foreign 1980 would be citable of human rights" over U.8. Minister EmiUo Rabau "to mamifaduring oraasenbliflg forelpi assistance programs. TesUfyii« before a Senate now at the UN to ensure that the most advanced weaponry. future votes by Mexkx> cannot Offldals recalled that Sadat Foreign Relatlona Subbe misinterpreted or has staled recently that be has committee, Cranston accused misunderstood as equating by no means abandoned the the AdmlnistraUon of purZionism with racism or op- war optloo despite the aeeond suing a policy of "mallguat posing the national interim agreement concluded neglect" toward human ri^ violations by governments aspU'stions of the Jewish with Israel last September people." According to Western who receive military and sources, Egypt plans to invest economk: akl. SanranskyMIM 18 billian in an armaments Cranston appeared before CLEVELAND (JTA) - Industry, most of it to come the Foreign Assistance More than 1,500 people iam- from the Arab oil states. In the Subcommittee on behalf of an nted Tonple Beth Am and the interim. It plans to buy the amendment to the Inadjohiing streets Sunday for present geoeratkm of weapons ternational Security from the West to supplement Assistance and Anns Export Control Act which he taiits Soviet-made arms. troduoed last month. The Cranston amendment would ' make It easier fbr Ongtcss to cut off military aid to JERUSALEM (JTA) - governments that "engage hi About 70,000 Israelis a consistent pattern of ^oas emigrated during the Past violations of intenatknally four years and the yordim rate recognized human rl^". is coming perilously dose to Cranston is also a comatching the rate of aliya, sponsor of a human rights according to figures prepared ameodroeal to the foreign by Ephraim Dovrat, advisor econanicaaaiataiiceliUl.
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ByRlchaniPMri ^—MfAHA - Tbat oM oU ^•piMuiy bugaboo that has ^^pUnued to hand around Ncbranka Governor J. James Exon wai treated in a new and huffloraui Ijjbt Sunday night ; at the Nebraika-Israd Dinner . of State honoring Exofl. "I wish you were connected with Ute oU company that bMTs your name," said main V^riMT-Azaria Rapoport of Israd. Exon, seated with wife Pat just a few fM from Rapoport, ' began vigorously riialdng his head "No" - (or tt was not too
long ago that the similarity had forced the oil company to add another "x" to its brand name. Raponxirt was unfliattnd: "Well, I wish yw me becaun ttMO «f Miid have at least out cfl oancpiny on oar Ude!" The remart got one of the biggest laughs of the nlgbt from the crowd of nearly 450 Nebraskans and western lowans who paid tribute to the Nebraska leader in the Hilton Hotel Ballroom. Exon, referred to by Area Israel Bonds Executive
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Director Monty Bergman "our non-Jewish political champion for Israel in Nebraska" lor his numerous activities on behalf of the Jewish State, was presented the Prim Minister's Medal of Rapoport. The medal is the "greatest honor that the State of Israel can award to a nonIsraeli," said another of the guest speakers, Dr. Aaron Kahan of New York, leader of Shomrei Israel, the Israel Bondhonor society. Exon, moved by the presentation, said he considers the award "one of the greatest honors I could receive, espedaUy from a foreign country I have sort of adopted. And I will remember the award with humbleness all the days of my life." The Exons traveled to Israel in 1971 and have been active supporters of the country ever since. Em was one e(» pwagne win look part in the li^Unf o( • hnge ffltaonh bairtig » candfea - tt tm each ol brati'i ]wn ind «H ior the Ittim, wUch ma W bgr OH
Of Us partldpatkm In that ceremony, Exon anured the IsraeU speaker that Israel win have "a sounder future than even you can consider." Despite thf resolutions betaig pasaed agatnat Israd hi the United NatiooB, Exon said confidently, "The struggle of Israel today will eventually be viewed fai Israeli Ustoiy a« one of the mon minor sUr fqifhff because you people have overcome aB that you have overcome." Notliv the "faith and knv and hope and understanding" that be and his wKk foundrin the Uittapiace of the three great reiigkins," Exon said that the "vast nujority «f the people of Nebraska have been
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disappointed in the UN" and its recent anti-Zionist resolution. "When tyranny attacks freedom, you know where the people of America have always bMo," he said. "This Is my land* -1 could see It In their (young israelis') faces tbat they will keep It" as their lanl "I km the people of Israel and that Iheyjiave accomplished and will accomplished and will acoomplUi," Exon said. Rspopflrt said Israelis wennt oestfaUen in (he wakeoflheUif.iaaolatton"AD deesnt pMple an tan ID
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every faction? Then, he said, you will have not only an East and a West somethlngorother, but a North and a South somethbigor-other, too. Norman Krtvosbaof Lincoln, Nebraska Israd Bonds chairman, cited Exon as "a true friend of the Jews" and sakl he has "never made a dedskn based on popularity, bid on what is ri^." He thanked Exon "lor all you have done for the cause of world Jewry." Or. Kahan said the not a viefaKy ever (he fl^pilans, not the bonring of the ol Jkr eight dq« 'tnt ior MM fears. We will be hen kng ^r flpe who put on abo«e Joe klnhmJMum, OmahaCoundl Bhiffs Bonds duirman, said the 27 branches of tlie special menorah are "thanksgiving for Israd's survival and growth." "We are determined tbat the freedom Israd has won will never be k)st.. .In 1967 and 1973, we stood with her. Israel it once again challenged. We are firm tai the knowledge that thU challenge will be met." In the candlellghting ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Upton hdd the Pilot Light, lit by the Torch of Mt. Zion, carried by Mr. and Mrs. Eli Zaiking. The Pilot Light was used in Undling Uie menorah.
Others partidpatmg in the eenmoniea were Morris F. Miller, Hartan J. NodiSe, Mark ZaUo, RabU M)W S. Kr^ofOnuha, RabU Merit Bimao of Unooln and Arthur Gohtstdn of Omaha. Approximatdy 3700,000 in Isrsd Bonds have been sold bi Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota this year, accordfaig to Bergman. He said the yen's purdiases are expected to exceed fl mlIIlon,'down about onethbti from the 1174 Sgure. Mr. and Hit. Steve Btock, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. BUI DavMtoB, Uncnln; Sun EptMn, Banwy Pink, Omaha; (kn. and Mn. J. JaaiH Eaai, Uaeila; Dr. Leon NImaiv.Mr. and Mn. Ar Urar Goldtlein, Mr*. Morris Groatmaa, Mr. and Mrs. David Hiim, Omaha; Mr. and Mrt. Leo urn, Uneok; Jacob ranch, Mr. and Mrs. Mhn Katzman, Mr. and Mrs. Jottfb Klnbenbaum, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Krivntba. Linoota; Mr. and Mn. Joe Upton, Mr. and Mrt. AUM S. Mayer, Omaha; Mr. Lewis Matter, Mr. wd Mn Ben Misle. Lincoln; Mr. and Mn. Juie Newman, Murray Newman, E. Robert Newman, Mr. and Mn. Harlan Nodifie, Omaha; His ExceUency Axaria Rapoport, Israel; Mr. and Mn. Morton Richaidt, Mn. Hany Shrago, Mitt Beatrice Sommer, Dr. and Mn. Maurice SleinberK, Omaha; Mr. and Mn. Saul Suvataky, (}aundl Bluffs; Mr. and Mrs. Allen S. ZaUn, Mr. and Mn. Eli ZaOdn, Omaha.
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Smobr in Capsule DC in Action Jack 0. Weiler. chairman of the Joint Distribution Committee, is a man ol action and achievement He acquired this reputation by his untiring activities in the United Jewish A|)peal. the New York Federation of Jewish PMIanlhropies arid other agencies in which he is playing a leading role He gained it also in the JOC this year - the first year o( his holding the chairmanship of this prestigious ofganizal ion. The several hundred Jewish community leaders from all parts of the country who attended the i\K annual meeting In New York Dec 10 learned of a number of Innovations introduced by him in the 61-yearold Jewish relief organization Immediately after his becoming the top leader ol the JfK. he annotmced that the executive committee, and not ho as chairnun, would be the maker of decisions in the organization As chairman, he presented matters to the executive body not only for discussion and approval but for decision ho took no unilateral action by himself AaoUier of his major deveiopnKnts was (he appointment of a team of experts In Jewish communal work to make an Independent study, in depth, of the gDvemance of (lie JOC, itspUloMpliy, itsoperationi. Its needs and Its priorities. The final report will be rea<i^ by IMardi 197C and will contain basic recommendations. Another major achievement by Weilor was his linalization of the JDC agreomont for the establlshnK>nt of the Brookdale Institute of Gerontology and Adult Human Devplopmcnl in Israel. The Institute, which will bcx'onu' a great world center devoted to bringing new dignity and value to the lives ol the aging and aged - by ameliorating the eflecis of the aglQg process - is part of the JIK It look almost three years to negotiate the funding agreement On the record of the Woilcr Administration will also be the fact that the JDC in Israel will move its quarters from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, the seat of the Israel iiDVcmment. Weiler lavors the inlenwtionalizalion of JDC by having on its executive committee also members of Jewish communities in Canada. England. South Africa and other countries which contribute funds to JDC (or its worldwide relief and rehabilitation operations He also plans to build the JDC governing bodies on a geographically balanced basis with more members from ciliesoutsideof New York Interested in seeing things for himself, he intends to visit all the countries whoro the JDC operates and gain personal impressions of the Jewish needs in each count r> The JDC annual meeting witnessed the retirement of Samuel L. Haber, one of the ablest executives who has been more than 30 , years in JDC service He retired from his post of executive vice-chairman with tiie title honorary executive vice-chairman — and with functkNis to perform. In the words of Chairman Weiler. Haber will devote himself "to put JDC on the map." He will travel widely for JDC and UJA to tell the story of these two important a({encies to local Jewish leaders in various communities and lo wide audiences. ^
TIM 8HVW UnnB Every cfcxid has Its silver lining. There is a silver lining even in the obscene resohition adopted by (he United Nations General AsKmbly equaiing Zionism wi(h racism. Strange as (his may seem to the proponents o( (he ugly resolulion. the reverberations stow thai it had an effect contrary to what they expected. The resohilkm has. in (act. done a valualMe service to (he Zionist cause It has strengthened noiKicwish sympathy (or Zionism Jewish organizaikms are flooded now with messages IriMi non-Jewish personalities and various Protestant and Catholic groups expressing abhorrence U.N General Assembly for
adapting (his resoluikMi and declaring strong feelings (or Zionism as a democralic movement. Some of the delegates of the underdeveloped countries who voted (or the resolulion at the Assembly are now beginning to realize their mistake. They never expected (ha( the American nation would react so strongly against linking Zionism to racism However, the Soviet delegation at (he Untted Natlom Is losii« no Ume in making capital of (his ivsotaiUon (or iU anti^lewlsh propaganda. A statemeni against American Jews Issued last month by (he Soviet delegatkm uses (or the first (ime the language of the U.N. resoMion. I( aUacks American Jews as "Zkmist radsU". This indicates the new line upon which Moscow's anIi-Semltic propaganda will emlurfc both inside the Soviet Union and abroad. The Arabs, too. are losing no time to exploit the U.N resolulion They now brag that they (eel sufficiently fortified by the resolution to dennand (he expulsion of Israel from the United Natwns The major Jewish organizathms are. naturally, very much on the alert now in watching (he utilization by the Arabs and by Moscow of the UN resolution (or their antiJewish purposes in this country A titanic job is being done, espeiially by the American Jewish Committee, to arouse American public opinion to the true meaning of the resolulion and to the fact that it is being directed not only against Israel: that it maliciously slanders also (he Jewish people everywhere. Leaders o( (he nadonal Jewish organizations are especially gratified by the outspolien stand taken by the US Govern ment against the resolution They believe that {he time has come now (or the uk government to reassess its support ol the United Nations and to consider not only selective participation in the UN. Assembly but also selective funding ol United Nations projects.
Holocaust Itoflectiont New York Cily high schools may bec-ome the first in the American school system perhaps in the entire world to introduce (ormal study of the Holocaust in classrooms, The Jilew' Vorii Board of Kducalkm last month presented school principals and teachers with a Teaching Guide on Holocaust for experimental Iryout in city schools. The Guide contains a course outline.. model lessons, suggested teaching strategies and sources (or additional material. It is an excellent pedagogic project The project is designed as a mini-course in grades 7 through 12 The objective is to give American school children some understanding of the unprecendented nature and scope of the deliberately planned annihilatkMi of the Jews in Germany and in Nazi-occupied countries in Europe. The primary purpose of the Board of Education is to inspire a present general ion of youths to help build a world in w hich genocide ' shall not again occur. Another laudable move by (he American Aasocla(k» (or Jewish Education in bringing the Holocaust dlsasier closer lo the minds and hearts of young people in this country Is Its publication of a volume entitled The Jewish Catastrophe in Europe " It it a textbook (or colleges and universities IHHng in popular language the factual story o( the Nazi am nihilatkm o( 6.000.000 Jews. Illustrated by photos which speak (or themselves Intended (or tiae In courses in American Khoolt of higher education, (he volume is really a book lor every American - Jew and non-Jew - (o read in order (o understand wha( genocide actually means and how 11 was carried out by the Nazis
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When Intermarriage Is Welcome Haifa - The daily newspapers Hatsofah publishes a list of the couples who have regis(ered for marriage In (he various rabbinical offices thmfghout thecaunti>. A( first glance the two columns o( Tine print which appear each day k»k like little more than a rq;>rlnt from the (elephone directory. Vet a closer Inspectkm reveals that (he dry, formal listing can be a treasure bouse o( ima^tive, dramatk stories. Reduced (o s(a(istics and digested by computers, this information can undoutkedly cast much light on trends In the evolving composition of Israel's society. The registry identifies the couple by place of birth, as well as by present city of residence. I recall, In (he early days of the State, when the vast majority of brides and grooms were bom abroad. More than a quarter century has elapsed since the days of maas immigration, and those. getting raanied today are, (or the most part, already native bom Israelis, yet is is not difticult (0 idenU(y Nissim Sulssa or Suzanne Turgeman
or Yaakov Bmaglo as being undoubtedly members of what Is variously called the Oriental, or SephardI or Eastern Jewish conununltles And when we read (ha( Israel Bertowitz is taking as his brtde MimI Shlirlt, the exact place of (heir birth need no( be recorded for us to realize (hat this is one of the hapRy cases of s welcome "intermarriage". Tlie number, of such matches between the communities is growing. Israel's Bureau of SUtisilcs reports that in 1K2 only nine per cent o( all marriages were between Ashkenazi and Sephardi. By 195$ the (Igures had grown (o 11.8 per cen( and in 19621( wu 15 per cent. I haven't seen more recent figures, but my own rough calculation based on theHataoieb (ables leads me to guess that the figure is already around 18 per cent. Certain basic premises can be made on the basis o( the dally lists. New inunigrants (end (0 marry nia(es (rom (he same countiy. Almost all o( the Russian-bom are choosing Russian-born. And sure enough the statistics of 20 and more years ago confirm tha(
in those days the newly arrived Rumanians or Moroccans were at that time each marrying (or the most part within their community. Today it is not at aU uncommon to (iod Ellahn Draban (Moroooo) wedding < AUu Lai) (Rumania) or Zioo GMibai (Morocco) taktag as his wife Zlva Sebman (Rumania). Por whatever it mayjie wortt, It la dear ttat ttie grooms are more often tiie Sephaitl half of the couple. Who knows what stores may lie behind these cold announcements? Imaginative example: Seventy-five years ago (he Gelsl and Arik families were neighbors in Poland. The Geisis heeded the call of (he Baron de Hlrscb seitlers and went off to Argentina. The Arlks remained in Poland and most were killed in the Holocaust. Today Edward Gelst, a new immigrant to Israel from Argentina is marrying Hannah Arik (Poland). Debora Fishman, of the U.S., came to study at Bar Ilan University. She was bom in Canada. Ralsa Ganot was bom In Russia. Now (haCs helping bitegralkM In (he best way! When you read o( (he immigrants (rom A(ghanistan, Iran, Yemen, Egypt, Algeria, Russian-Georgia, Brazil, South Airlca, Australia, Belgium and all (he many other places, and see whom (hey are marrying, you begin to understand wha( (he phrase, kibbutz galiiyot, ingatliering o( (he exiles, really means.
Being Dettroyed LONDON (JTA) - Tlje Worid Federatkm o( Polish Jews Is protesting (o (he Polish government a( (he destruction o( the last remaining part o( (he Warsaw ghetto wall. Hie demolitkMi o( the last visual evkience o( (he ghetto was brought to the world's attention by Margaretha Quanjer Valengoed, a member o( the Dutch Embassy sta(( in Warsaw.
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lliecMliU^r LAMENTABLY UCXING Please stop sending nw your weeWy. I found your "Who Is A Jew" article (Jewish Press, Dec. 5) lamentably lacking In balance, consideration, and accurate reporting ot uie few facts nuntlomd. Iliank you fbr your attention. CS«riiOBY.Ei9Hr Bnwk^N.Y. Bdltar'tNo(a:11ieartlektg quBitka waa wrttten by RafaU Montocai Wmnan, preridnt o( tteRattiideal AMeggUjr, and tUtribtibto to nbacriber uewipi|Mn hf tbe Jewlrii TUe^ilihk AfBDcy, Inc. SENKMRPQINre Senior citizens should eomldtr the (bliowing points; 1, A senior citizen slMUld get regular chedkups for his or herliealtii.2,Heorsiiesliould have a good nutrition program and know what foods to eat. 3, He or she must have a way to Dollan Needed It taka money to win the wtr agaiiut cmcer; dolUn to suppat iCMirchi money to Snanoe programs teaching the public now lo lafeguard against can-i oer. That'i why. the American ' Cancer Society is leeicing your iuppoit now.
meet for financial needs, i, He or she must find living accomodations appropriate to tlKlr incotne. &, He or she must readjust to a new way of life. Jack Jay Kabnan Omaha
OIWEAOAIN At this time of the year, once again we will see the following in our public schools: (1) the schools, teachers, administrators will willfully disregard the law of the land and "celebrate" the religious holiday of Christmas; (2) to JusUfy this they will invite Jewish mothers to assist them in teaching Hanukkah, (3) we Jews wUl participate In this KoaherRxMl farce and demonstrate our ALLENWOOD, Pa. own disregard for the law by Black Muslim prisoners at the participating. Federal Prison Camp here have met with Inmate Rabbi Neither Christmas nor Meir Kahane seeking his Hanukkah nor any other assistance in obtaining a food religious observance should diet consistent with their be celebrated In any way, religious practices. shape or form in the public Jewish Defense League schools. leader Kahane was Interned at Speaking only for myself, I the minimum security facility will do everything possible to on Thanksgiving Day. After he make it as imcomfortabte as I Inunediately b^an a hunger can for those who wittingly or strike, prison authorities took unwittingly perpetuate this steps to procure fbr Mm all o( the food and utensils required dishonesty. MvtinF.WoU lor maintenance of a kodier regime the JOL said.
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OMAHA - Over 230 Omaha area persons have cancelled tours to Mexico as result of that country's recent vote approving the United Nations' anti-Zionist resolution, a random check of Omaha travel agencies by the Jewlaii Preai shows. The majority of that number were the 181 members of an unidentified group which cancelled its trip to Mexico, according to one travel agent who asked to remain anonymous. The majority of the group was non-Jewish, the source said. Two agencies reported at least two dozen couples cancelling Nearly all are Jewish couples, according to Al Grebnick of Travel
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"In the last 10 months," the statement began, "Jews in the Soviet Union have been seriously threatened by increased harassment, surveillance and discrimination by Soviet authorities ... Soviet Jews are denied the right to enjoy full religious, cultural and communal facilities which are guaranteed by the Soviet law and The plea took place in more stqiported by the Heistokl than fifty communities across Final Act and the Universal the United States on Human Declaration of Human Righto Day, Dec. 10th. Rights."
NEW YORK Congressional support for Soviet Jews is stlU strong as evidenced by a recent statement signed by 105 members of the House of Representatives and issued by the Natkxul Conference on Soviet Jewry In conjunction with the 1975 Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry.
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SERVICES: Friday: 8:15 Rabbi Barry L. Weinstein will discuss "The Marriage Encounter Experience What the World Needs Now" BATUTZVAH Tnley Ame Caip, daughter of lln. OKU- Cup, wiU become Bat Mitzvah, Saturday, Dec. 20,11 a.m. COUPLES auB Volunteers are still needed for the Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Hospital Relief project at Lutheran Hospital. Volunteers may call Milt or Arlene Moskovitz, 5728324 or the Temple offke, SSt6536. Reservations should be made by Dec 24 for the Temple Couples Qub Midnight Champagne New Year's Eve party. Dec 31, 8:30 p.m , at thie home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Glide, 1024 El Dorado Dr. Call Susie Babendure, 3348252 or Sharon WeintraiA, 3333483 COLLEGE HOMECOMING Rabbi Broolcs has extended invitations to the Annual College Homecoming informal supper at his home, Monday, Ekic. 28,6 p.m. College, students whose invitations did not reach them or whose address the office may not have, are requested to call Temple office, S5&6536, and advise whether they will be able to attend. CLASSES Coofinnatkn Oasi wiJi reooi Dec. 23 and reiune Jan f Saturday School and Sunday School datte* will be held Dec » and 21 and recen Dec 27 and M. ClaMes rewme Jan. 10 and 11. Hebiew OaMct will reoea Dec. Hand resume Jan. S. Nurwry School wiO reoen Dec. 2! and resume Jan. S. OOmE WITH not RABBI Oofiee with Rabbi Brooki will raeea Dec. 24 and 31 and reaume Jaa7.
SERVICES: Regular minyan services Monday and Thursday 6 45 am. Saturday: Morning Shabbat. Service 9 Omaha Omaha a.m. at Iowa Jewish home. SiBiiay:9a.m BathB Bethhraal Special Yahneit service. SERVICES: Everyone is welcome. PMdqr: Friday: 8:15p.ni. Mrs Biber. secretary. 227 Traditional Evening SerRabbi Kenneth Brombcrg 8601. vices (Kabbalat Shabbal 14:45 will deliver the sermon and p.m. Cantor Chaim Naj man and (he Late Friday Evening Beth El Synagogue Choir will DaaMoinaa Family Service will be con- conduct the musical service Tlffarath Isfaal ducted by Rabbi Isaac Nadoff Satuniay: and Cantor Leo Fettman at Morning Service9:30a.m Friday: 1:13 p.m Shachrit 10 am. 8:lSp.m. Saturday: Mincha Maariv 4:45p.m. Shabbal School 9:15 am Saiardajr: Morning Services 9: :tO a m Morning Service 8:4S am Sunday: 9a.m Mincha Maariv 4:30 p.m. conducted by Rabbi Nadoff Weekdays: Services at 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Bar Mitzvah of Michael and Cantor Fettman. Please note the change of Ume Seidenfeld. The Talmud class Will be conducted by Rabbi NadofI at lor the evening minyaii from 7 Sunday: 8:45 a.m. p.m. to 6 p.m., eflectlve Sunday, Daily: 7 a.m. 4:15p.m. followed at 4:45 p.m Dec. 21. Morning minyan wUI by Mincha, Sholas Sudos and remain at 7 a.m. Maariv. BATMrnVAH DaaMoinaa Radwi Nogg, daughter of Minyan 9 a.m. followed by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nogg, breakfast and Rabbi's class in will become Bat Mitzvah Mishna. B'nai Jeahunai Friday, Dec. 26 and Saturday, Mljr: Dec. 27. Friday: 8p.m. Services at 7 am and 4:45 Family service will be BOOK REPORTS p.m. First place winners in the presented by NFTV. A guest ADULT BAR MITZVAH Beth El Book Report Contest from the Union Institute Camp CLASS are: grade I, Lynn Veitzer; at Oconomowoc will speak on Bar Mitzvah class for grade 2, Debbie Fellnum; "An Exciting Summer of adults, conducted by Cantor grade 3, Judith Goldkrand; Living Judaism". Fettman, will be held every grade 4, Tracy Muskin; grade An Oneg Shabbat will follow Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. 5, Jeffrey Zabln; grade 6, services. BTfOTTniAH Jeffrey Gordman. The Beth Israel Sisteriiood B'not ToTJih will meet with DaalMoinaa Rabbi Nadoff on Tuesday. Unoobi BathB Jacob Dec. 23, 12:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Ttforathlaraal SERVICES: Friday: 5:30 p.m. and 1:15' Friday: 8p.m. An Oneg Shafabat hosted by p.m. Onnha Mr. and Mrs Richard Segal Saturday: Morning service t a.m. will follow service*. Dr. Snar noma Learning Service 11 a.m. Saturday: 9:3U am Rabbi's Class 4 p.m. Kiddush and luncheon will Mincha and Sholas Sudas 9 a.m. Men of the com- be hosted t^ Mr. and Mrs 4:30 p.m. Richard Segal. munity are invKed (o the Sunday: 9 a.m. Sunday: 8:Wa.m. Home to make a minyan Sunday School 10 a.in.-iioaa Tifillinaub.9a.m. Talmud Claii Noon-l p.m. B'NOT MTIZVAH Moodcy and Tbunday 6:45 Suianna and AodTM Segal, a.m. Omaha daughters of Mr. md Mn. Tuesday, Wednesday and B'naiJacob Richard Segal, will become Frld«y7a.m. Adaa Yaahuron B'not Mitzvah on Friday, Dec. 19 and Saturday, Dec. ao. Morning services 8:45 a.m. •dqr: Morning Service: 8a.m.
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ComdlBiiifffa B'nai hraal r: 9a.ro. , 9a.m. Both services will be conducted by Mr. Sam Sacks.
Winter Teachers' Institute Will Include Media Workshop On Monday, Dec. 12 a morning lessioii from 10 a.m.-noon will be the presentation of media equipment, versatility of uses and iiunvative ideas. This workshop Is not restricted to educators and teachers but rather is available to all personnel of the Federation departments so as to insure maximal media utilization in the future. Ilie remainder of the Institute will include, on Dec. 23, MORRIS KPANOER Graveside services were an open discussion of held Tuesday, Dec. 9, at techniques for teaching Fisher Farm Cemetery Jewish history and, on Dec. 24, (BHH) for Morris K. Fanger, an open discussion of techniques for teaching 70. Survivors: wife, Leona; Jewish holidays both led by stepson, Justin Mulnlck, Rabbi Breslauer. These two Monterrey, Calif.; sister, Ann sesikxis will be fran 9-11:30 Pink, Los Angeles, Calif.; one a.ni. grandson.
OMAHA - The Department of Jewish Education is sponsoring a Winter Teachers' Institute to be held at (he Jewish Conununity Center Dec. 22-2(, according to Rabbi S. Daniel Breslauer, Jewish Federation education director.
Deaths
BERTHA GROSSMAN Funeral services were held in St. Louis, Mo., on Dec. 12, for Bertha Grossman, 83, a former Omahan. Survivors: daughter, Elizabeth Lustgarten, St. Louis; sisten, Mrs. Edith Krantz and Mrs. Gertrude Weisberg, both of Omaha; two grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren. MORRISUEVm tiraveslde services were held on Tuesday, Dec. 16, at Beth El Cemetery for Morris Levin. Survivors: brother, Inin C. Levin, Omaha; sister, Mrs. Max Sherman, Uncoln.
Dadicaciona A monument will be dedicated In memory of Isaac Grossman on Sunday, Dec. 21, 11:30 a.m., at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Rabbi Isaac NadoH will officiate. CHAIRMAN Dr Jules Backman of Scarsdale. N.Y.. was ckwrtcd diairman of the board at the fall meeting of the Board of Governors of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Inslilule of Religkn
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From the miiurte books of Beth Ffaunedradi Hagodol, the Utvlsheshul: July 24, 1904: Minutes of a special meeting called to order by A. Moniky in the name of the synagogue. It was reported that brother David Gertter was sick and the brothers were encouraged to visit hint. Brother Ticotsensky presented his resignation from the position is trustee and it was determined to accept this and to relieve Mm ofhispositkm. Nominatfaws were called tor tnistee fbr the vacancy and brother Kaiman and brother Moshe Adelson were nominated. Brother Kahnan dedined, thereton lirotber Adeiion was elected as a trustee for the next term. It was moved and seconded to take 10 tickets for IS from the Omaha Talmud Torah and this was approved. The president fined brother Ticotsensky 25 cents for disturtuince. The question of securing
cantors for the High Holidays wag discussed and since we were unable to reach any conclusion at this meeting a motion was made and seconded that five committee people should be appointed to engage the canton for the Hl^ Holidays. The committee consisted af A. J. MlUer. David Ufschltz, Mosche Adelson, Jack Bernstein, and Jacob Gert)er. The committee was ordered to bring in a report at the next meeting. The Mil was presented by brother Harris (or insurance in the amount of m.iO and tor books t4.a kntag a total of tl6.7B. Brother Hants made a donatioo of t3.U fnm the Mil and the bU o( |U.« was approved for payment A bill for Uckets for the Talmud Torah $5 also approved for payment. A bill to the shamas for collections 90 cents; for turning off the gas light 40 cents; washing the towels 45 cents; carfare 20 cents.
Lincoln Lights] BjrEiteikRoinlMri Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kushner are the newest members of the South Street Temple. There will be no religious school Sundays, Dec. 21 and 28 and Jan. 4 at the South Street Temple due to the winter break. Religkius school will resumeSunday.Jan.!!. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Ooren announce the biith. Dec. 5, of a daughter Abigail Shira. Gran(4;>arent8 are Dr. and Mrs. Leon Chesnin and Dr. and Mrs. A. Harry Coren, of Rockford, 111. Great grand-
YAD Calendar Ul' Diane's 4I»1 SoiM 39lli St.. 734-3110, every Saturday night, 10 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10 - Bowling at King Lroule R«e Bowl, 1110 Saddle Creek,9p.m. Y'all cone. If you want to have a New Year's Eve Party In Omaha call Diane liClbow, 734-3280 or Rlc Elreoberi. se-uei. New Year's Eve Party al Bl| Al's la Kansas City (101 West Unrd. K.C., Ho., «M4M>17). Donation lo KC VAD,«, BYOB. Saturday, Jan. 10 - Fireside qiagheitl dinner at 12404 Pierce St. We'll be ceMmtlng all January Unhdayt. R8VP Diane, 73f3ao.
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mothers are Mrs. Sam Chesnin and Mrs. Goldie Katz of Lincoln. Mrs. Coren was the former Nancy Conn of Lincoln. Rabbi Mark BIsman spoke at the Lincoln High School on the "TheU.N. andZk)nlsm"on Dec. 2. On Dec. 3 he addressed students at Robin Mlckle Junior High on Grief and Jewish Mourning Practices. Dec. 4 he delivered the invocation at the annual banquet al the Friendship Dub, sponsored by the Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department. Iliere will be an annual brunch for all college age students on Dec. 21 at Tifereth Israel Synagogue.
By H«lea Newman Members of the Senior Adult Club who attended the Monday, Dec. 15, meeting, were entertnlned with the showing of "Dolls for Democracy" brought to the Center by B'nal B'rith Women, with Rachel Blelcher and Marlene Solomon doing the narrating. They read a brief resume on the lives of such famous pe(q>le as Helen Keller, Martin Luther King Jr., Father Flanagan, Justice Louis Brandela and others. We were most fortunate to view this interesting presentation. It is important that we have reservations by Dec. 24 for the New Year's party to be held Sunday, Dec. 28, starting at 4:30 p.m., as the number is limited. The cost will be $2.50 per person and all members and their families are invited. A delicious Rock Cornish Hen dinner Is behig planned, with cocktails, hors d'oeuvres (appetizers) and favors. Cantor Leo Fettman will act as master of ceremonies and it should be a fine party Make reservations with Sylvia Goldberg, chairlady, 391-«684 or call the JCC 334-8200. If you can arrange your own tranportatkn for this occasion, it would be appreciated. Ttere is the MAT bus that leaves downtown on Sundays at 3:44 p.m. and arrives at the Center 4:27 p.m., Juit in time for the party. Cocktails will be served from 4:3&-5:30 p.m. and the dinner and program will follow. Moliie Delman is arranging transportation with the Keystone Bus lines to pick up
members at their home for the New Year's party and then return them. The cost will be tl SO per person for the round trip and will start out at about 3 p.m. If you want this service, contact MoUie by Tuesday, Dec. 23. Mrs Bemlce Tabachnick, mother of JCC Executive Director Hy Tabachnick, was a guest at our Dec ISiundieon meeting. At any time if you do not know whether there will be a meeting because of the weather, caU the Cnter, SS4-
aoo,at8a.m. We will continue to have the Keystone bus at the Crossroads on Mondays at 11 a.m. through the month of December and will keep you informed for January. There will not be a meeting Monday, Dec. 29, the day after the New Year's party. However, we will have our regular meeting on Monday, Dec. 22, and then again on Monday, Jan. 5. In honor of 48th anniversary of l»u and MIn Cutler from Sarah and Art Rubin and Dr. Milton and Ann Margolin. In honor of birthday of Sam Fried (ram Fanny and Paul Katzman and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jacotxnv. In honor of birthday of Max Magid from Fanny and Paul Katzman and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jacotww. In memory of Bertha Grossman (sister of Mrs. Abe Krantz) from Mr. and Mrs. Sam Manvitz and Edith LorUs. In memory of Lucille Sampson of ShMX City, la., from Tlbbye and BenliCflU.
Get well wishes to Jennie Rosenblatt In aaitaon Hospital from group. Get well wishes to Sarah Gerber inCUutaoa Hospital from group.
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OMAHA-Sheldon Steinhauser Of .Denver, Western area director for the Anti-Defamation League of B'nal B'rith, will be guest speaker at the second annual Omaha Society of Fellows meeting Sunday, Dec. 21. The meeUng will be oohosted by Murray Newman and Jule and Carolyn Newman at the home of Jule and Carolyn, 229 N. 62nd St. Reservations can be made by calling 391-1919or 341-3545. Stehihauser, who Joined ADL's staff In 1950, served with the New York Regional office and the OhicvKentucky region in Columbus, Ohio. He was named Mountain States Regional director in Denver in July, 1957, and Western area director in 1975. Among the citatkxis he has received are the first annual Human Relations AwarH'* presented by the Colorado Civil Rights Commission in 1965, and the annual Human Relations Citation of Beth Joseph Congregation of Denver in 1972 for his achievements "as an adult educator, through patient, sensitive and creative approaches bringing understanding and justice to Intergroup tensions and conflicts". He also has received ADL's 1974 Milton A. Senn Award for professional staff excellence. Steinhauser will discuss
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Campaign Chairman Gives Report DES MOINES - Haraid Pidgeon, AU-In-One campaign chairman, sent the following message to all mendien of the Jewish Welfare Federatioo: Dear Friend; I feei compelled to share with you the endoeed words by Elie WIesel responding to recent events. His perspective has helped me understand tNiy we must move into high gear today to save and maintain the dignity of milUou of Jewish people thrauf^mit the wortd. Ilic crliii Is at hand - the signs are dear. In this struggle, our role today is also clear Nourishing life by supporting rescue, education, social welfare and deceicy Is what the UJA and our Local Agencies are all about. Today, before the official Inauguration of our Community Campaign by Rabbi Dr. Hertert Friedman (Jan. 12,197S), 1 must report to you. YoaAooid know (hit aO the people I have i|i|iraMted to share UM """^^ tvpusibiUty have accepled. Tbelr aesponaes ^ve me oomft and confidence that our community will come forth genenuiiy. To date team workers gifts and some general advance gifte total $133,0fi0. Several gifts already have increased
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Israd's exclusion from UNESCO, the enthusiastic ovation for Arafat and Idi Amin at the UN, and now the UN reaolution against Zionism: the pattern is clear. It leads to the public hufllUlation and forced Isolatkn of a people whose suffering is the most ancient In the worid. Edicts, decrees, aitfl-Semitk legislation - dD you remember? That was how it all began one generation ago. The victims were singled out, legally expelled from organized society and finally reduced to Impotence, resignation and death... We stand accused of racism. Who are the accusers? The very nations who themselves practice rdi^ous, poiitkai and racist discrimination: Uganda, Yemen, the Ukraine, Saudi Arabia - an allianceof reactionary and totalitarian regimes under which dissenting men and women are either jailed or confined to insane asylums.
Des Moines Calendar Ssturday. Oeecnber V Bar MItzvah of Micliiirl SrMenfrld it TilcfrUi Israoi Anmooo Jntlrii Stud) Group II Brih id Jacob S)m|0(ur S:W »pin - JCCPamiiailld Program a) IhrCmIrr Noon - Jrwiih Stud> Urmp il BHIi El Jacob Syrugofiur Moaday, Decanters I p.m.-Do Mo4nea Cluster HadisMtiMee(ii« 7:10 p.m.-JcwIib Family Service* Boird Meetinf V«kM«lay, DteeotbcrM First day of Winter vicilion
marks the offkHal beginning of the ivm AU-In-One Camp^ in Des Moines. This year's campel^ will be Inaugurated by a visit to Des Moines by Rabbi Herbert Friedman, fnmer executive chairman of the United Jewish Appeal National Campaign. Rabbi Friedman will appear here on Monday evening, Jan. 12, 1976 at the Holiday Inn Central to address tiK community.
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funds make possible. TUs and much more he will share with UK community on Jan. 12. Save this date. Itae wiU be nosolidtatkns.
Cash Needed in Months Ahead Speakers Bureau Begun
DES MOINES-RoselInd The brochure notes. "We NEWYORK-More cash is still needed That is the Rabbiowltz announced last havedynamk; knowledgsaUe messpge recently issued by week the Inauguratkw of the speakers ... who can turn UJA National Cash Chairman Community Relatkxis Com- your meeting Into a stinuilatlng educatkxial exGerald S Cdbum "As wv misskm Speakers Bureau. perience". Ibe brodnire, with 1%e Bureau, headed by enter December we can lake a personalized cover letter, pride in having exceeded the Bartwra Leiaer, has printed a was sent to appraximatdy $00 1974 cash achievement in each brochure indlcatbig that it will clergy and dvk leaders. of the prior II months o( the provide, upon request, speakers to dvic, church and year, "he said. For further Informatkm "This most encouraging other groups on the lolkwing concerning the Speakers community - will visit with subjecte: you concerning your gift. accomplishment is a Bureau, (rieaae cnriact the Please embrace him and testimonial to the efforts MfakDe East Isnes; Jewidt- Jewish Welfare Federatkx\, thank him and respomTwith exerted by the communA ics In Arab Refugees; Soviet Jewry; 2M-3144. giving from your heart and ntotiilixing cash and to the Anti-Semitism v$. Aatldeep concern and com- understanding and respon- Zlonlsm:-'"''**«*" mitment to the Unity and siveness of American Jewry." Eternity of the Jewish Pieople. Our commitment to our brethren must be firm in the nanMrmnB months ahead as we lullill our General GhainMa goal to the Agency, Cdbum Mitres Ma: lis l9nAI)-]»OwCnvai«i indicated. wsa wrttsB la ifllby Rsktal iacri)
Again, the idea is not original: this Is not the flrat time that the enemy accuses UB of his own pr^udices and crimes. To weaken us, to condition us, he tiled to bransfer his own guilt onto us and distort the Image we had of oursdves. He depicted us as nioney-lhinty and robbed us of our fortunes; he pabtted us as rttual murderers and massacred one million Jewish dilldren during the Hoh)cau8t. very dramatically (from t7,2»^Vto $15,000, CSOO to $10,000; $45S to $1,700; $S0 to $150) and there have been no decreases. Our brethren in Racist Russia and Syria know by these facts that we care because we do. In the near fUhire a friend of yours — a member of our
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Save My Husband I Cont inued from Page 21 "1^ flnt ^ImwfT o< ondfitftHgrg cnme tliiimh s hand-vtWen oopgr «( LeoD Uris** botk 'EaodH'. Aflvve bad detmkHd to Utat m •cttvM ataod and wt oltair yoong Jem «to ieit •• «e dU, wc ODUDDBQ COPHS w ott* terials whieb bad been Inu^it by Jews visiting frm the west We leerelijr atadtad Hebrew nd tanglit omehws the hiaiary and cuttare of our people. "The Soviet authorities use various ways to deter our activities. Jobs an kist, we are branded paraaltcs in the official press, we are followed constantly, we are thrown Into Jail without ever liaving charges brought against us. We are beaten, and even In UK privacy of our own homes, we -are not free of them. "My hurtuuid and 1 were even denied the right of a dvil marriage whldi is the only legal marriage reoopiized bi the Soviet Unioa. We were toU the difference in our ages (Nathan Is three years oMer than I) wouht -make our marriage impossible. We yere finally al>te to locate rabbi who married us the day Nathan was released (rom IS days of solitary ooofliKment duing NbuM's visit to Russia —and two days before I was to leave (or Israel. "There are many families who have been separated by
this vickws granting of exit visas to one spouse. It is not enough that we are separated - my husband does not recdve my Wters and only on rare occasions are we able to nudte telephone contad, for one or two minutes. "We must dnnd qaa people like jrott «M vMt the U,8.8.R. and Israel to bf1i« OS news of eadi otber. You oaat write to your ssnalan aod coogressoiBn flDrsaslDg your oonoet'u ior ui aod support of Ae Jackaon Ameodmeot to tbetradebiDa. "You must write to families who have made their names known in order to renuin alive. And if you have the opportunity to travd to the U.S.S.R., you nuist visit with activists and take books and materials as Peggy Patrick did. "My husband's life and the lives of ooontleas other Jews depend upon these righteous deeds. THEIR FATE IS IN YOUR HANDS, and THIS IS WHAT YOU CAN DO".
Des Moines Happenings SIttartiood TM On Tueaiar, De«^ B, 1-4 p.m., B«i a Jacob Sial«rtiood will btid ibetr pakiup BMndicnhJp lea K the Inne o( lUM and Mrs. Uanliill Berg. New booki in the lymgogw library wUIlM reviewed briefly. Dues will Iw accepted at the door.
Kagin GoM to Ottumwa IVn KaglB Inn^ the lecMid activity of OperaUen IB to OttiiDwa. Iowa OperatiM n If a pragraoi geand l« read) out from Des Maine* to Uie MiUylng itHVb ooaununiUei to provide Jewlsli contoM proframmlng, Kagln brougM Arik Amir, (amous laraeii iculpfar, to OUaunwa for an inionnal iHactartw and exiiibit of Amir*! artwork. Dm noled ttiM Ibe eveolag was dellgHflii and hoped tliat Operation n will COB-. Unue to provide aicb Ibie progrtnn. ^^^^^ Ba^^M^k^^^ '^ft^haaaaK^^BiA* Lift MM^m^^^A
UWIVIOHMS nVUnlOn n WfSM Four Det Motaet (uniUet wUI be in Israel tai Uit IMI week o( December: llie Marvin Winict family, Uie Morion Bookey fanlly, die Ray Brown (aniiy and the Harlan iiodtmberg lamtty ViiK Israel - lor (UrUief Information contact JWr at MMM4.
[ Des Moines JCC WMw Caaip: Girls and boy* rroffl ages Umr-and-a-liaif to 1$ ran parttdpale to the JCC* HMer camp fmn Dec. 14-3I and 9-]!. Tlie camp, wlikli acMeved sucfi
wide acdaiai dMrii« Uir i«< winler leasM. aiU-affrr the kiilday profram from t:W am-}:» pm lor youngsten live and over PrradMNl i^r* Uii«»«id-a hall to five may partkipBle in hall^lay camp Iraai tiJSa.M. tol p.m. Feet: lull day - SU inemben. n iwii mamben: hall day $12 nwRnen. $22 non*nkeinliefft. ExcMing program o( apart*. mutic. dramalics. Onet tiliabbal. cram, flekt Irip Mid a varMy ol Jewittk-oriealed pragrani acllvHIet Reglilnaien dtadHne I* Dec. ti and aU leei miisl be paid al the tifflpol regMraliea
sadlheTsbBadL DES MOINES-Tudakah Is the main Ibundatkm of Israel's pre-emfaienoe, and the basis of the Law of Truth . Whoao pities the poor shall hlmadf receive compasskn flam the Holy One, blessed be He. Let man further reflect that as thnre is a wheel of fortune resahriag In this world, percbaaoe some day dther be himsdf, or his son, or his son's son, may be brought down to the same kwly state. Nor let it enter hla mbid to say: "How can I give to the poor and thus lessen my possenions?" For man must know that be Is not the master of what be has, but only the guardian, to carry out the will of Him who entrusted these thfaigs to his keeping.
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wonder, then, that what we experience .today rooveatnt, tbe Ku KkB Klan, Ihc FaadiU, the Israel's rite and survival Is proof of the Inwe have already experienced: that our trials America Finten, the extremists In UgDtry. destruclibility of an ideal, of the superiority of and tribulations also were the challenges of In truth we see them rise again Only the right over wrong. True, Israel needied the help yesteryears; that history repeals itself other day. another such movement attempted of America. The acquisition of such help is to revive hoary myths, lo create hatred, lo indication of the Justice of the cause. Yet, this is a good age It is an age in which inspire prejudice against people of didering And because right triumphs over wrong, all we can look back, calmly, upon repeating religions and tinted skins. We chuckled as we the fears of yesteryears, especially of 1953, events, upon plagues that were overcome by read about them And we said to them: over an impending destruction of the worid by mankind The basic ideals of Man survived the "Brothers, (aren't we all brothers'* i turn back the atomic bomb, have vanished. Right is kuilhsome and offensive elements in life. In our the pages of history! There is a lesson in store might What a glorious testament lo faith and land, the traditions of freedom and democracy for your! Iniquity cannot survive! Look at the to righteousness that Man's (ears were untriumphed over the threats that came frtMt movements akin lo yours: Coughlin and Ford necessary and unjust If led. bigots. The genius of America emerged as the retired into solitude, and Ford apologized lo the Blessed by this day of Peace! guide (or the world. Jews. The Ku Klux Klan tarred some people If it is true, as has been said, that "no man is It !• proper to think of thete Ihingi u mt and shed some blood, but they always had lo a prophet in his own country,!'It may be stated otMcrve the SOOth annlverury of a preit, hide behind hoods; they should have known with equal truth that no man is prophet in his piMifhed (or Jews, in the spirit of our PrqpheU their own shame. McCarihyism had a shori own time. It has also been said that "the best and of Americ*, and lo look back a hundred life. No. Brothere, you can't survive wrong and reply to a prophecy is another forecast." There Is a Yiddish saying that a Nov! is a naar—"a yean to (tie days when men and women injustice." Thus, the battle continues, ever for the right, prophet is a fool." We mention these not only to everywhere were in JItten. With our neighban, we have lurvived many Ihingi. We have leen with dangers ahead, but with (ailh and our own defense but also as an evaluation of augury. the rite and (aU of the KnowNothlng triumphing element In Man's existence. We have drawn upon faith to evaluating the This is an interesting day (or the American • r J Jew. II is rellecled in our press When we (irsi future, and to faith we believe that right will began, there were newspapers for Jews in conquer might; that Justice must prevail to the Yiddish, and In Ladino. and In Hebrew. Ladino. world. We have many examples in history to VISIT ISRAEL the dialect of Spanish Jewry, was the (irst lo potot to the contrary, but all of the ugly Would you like lo visil disappear. Yi(kli8h had a slower exit. Its leaaons, all o( the cruel experiences, were Israel'' The JWF office has decline is a tragedy Its rich literature was best passing phases In man's exittence. informalion on many of the understood in the original. Today, most o( Its The aftermath of each declining era has programs available. If you are gems are either lost or forgotten. witnessed the resurgence o( better days. So II interested or curious please will be in 2053 - and so it will be a thousand Of the non-English Instruments of put>llc call 244-3144 years after that - in spite of threats from oplnkm, oiily IMrew survived. This is the JEWISH RESPONSIBIUTY indestructible language. It is the language of atomic or other outbursts Our own time is the best proof of our conVolunteers for Jewish the Bible and of the PrapheU. It Is no wonder leadership are needed Now that It cannot and will not die. It remains un- fidence. It is a tough age; perhaps it even will that you know - help Jewish dying also for another reason: It Is the toughen our children against all impending dangers. But is a most interesting age lo live in leadership Is self-appoinled. language of Israel. Which leads us to another - especially (or one who is gi ven a chance to be cause for reminiscing on this toterettlng day of ULPANSTUDENT a prophet in his own country and in his own ' April 19, 20S3: One hundred yean ago Israel Mrs Harlan Hockenberg is time. « participating in a 6-week was barely five yeara old. That little land Hebrew Ulpan study program struggled against great odds, but survived NB. 1975: And now" attacks. Today she Is a beacon light, unto the in Israel. Docsjhis augury apply'! Will yearn ahead ju.slily the nations, as her forwunner to the Holy Land was cravin( lor peace, (oi- an iiriemalionalizalioa of NEWSPAPER more than 1000 yean ago. Shakim? -VOLUNTEERS NEEDED DBS MOINES-Baitara Bear holdi the Dei Ifolnes plaque ( Part-time volunteer the inpnndented 1.0ll04tra« Koacfa MiHian to Ivaei. writers needed for Journalistic contributions in Des Moines section of the Jewish Please call i( you are In lerested. 2S5-78K. , DES MOINES-Dr. Gerald Jewish organlzatkms. S. Ferman was recently inIn the material sent (or the 'Vlled by the Nattonal Jewish '76 edition, Dr. Ferman notes Welfare Board to be listed In the (dtowing sublecti as "Learning For Jewish topics of discussion; Living," a listing of lecturere who are outstanding Israel Faces America: authorities In their fields of Power, Morality, Interests, interest and who will from Hopes and Despairs; Israeli time to time be available for Politics: Parties, Factions engagements on behalf of and Policies; Judaism, Pluralism and Americanism: Harmony, Conflict, and Evfdanca 6aChar«d Tension; Middle East Peace? WASHINGTON (JTA) - Dream or Achievable Goal — Department of Justice Theories and Myths; The lawmen will go to Iiraei to Ikriocuast and the American gather evidence against some Jewish Community IMIM6; 55 alleged Nazi war crimlnali Holocaust and Israel: ComBe where the actkM Isnow living In the United prehension and Unthopplng, shows, fun—m States, according to Rep. dentanding. •ithar Wast Omaha or In Joihua Eliberg, (D.Pa.), Council Bluffs (2 minute* Zionism: Concepts and chairman of. the House Subfrom Downtown Omaha). ' committee on Immigration, Heroes; Israel: Messianic Color TV In every room... Citlzenhlp and IntematkMial Dream or Developing Nation?; Jews, Judaism, "pamper" pinal* iMslde Law. ovM^sizad beds... indoor Reiigtoo, Zionism, Israel, pool . . . lounges . . . Thanks to our one-minute long distance rate, Eliberg laid that Attorney Peoplebood, Antl-Semltism: tor about 4CX or less, you can visit with friends in .. game room general Edward Levi, gave The Jargon of Our Identity; New 'Vork, or (or that matter, any ottier city out o( and matting rooms . . "prompt action" on his The Jewish Response to your state (except Alaska and Hawaii). And It's right wherallwaclkmlsl request after he had explained Emancipation (UOO's): just 25« or less (or each additional minute. All lawyen on the Mbcommittee LeasoRS for Today; Did Moass sikilsstssr you have to do Is get on the phone any weekday staff were told in Israel "there Realize He Was Uvlng in or Sunday ' lay after 5 P.M. MitH/intf Mtllai ifNiili are definitely witnesses In Biblical Times?; Israel and and dial the call yourself without using the Israel and that our people Our Times In Perspective; operator. What a travel would receive full cooperation Diaspora - Viable Jewish bargain. (Rates are even from the Israeli government." Communities: Models for the cheaper weekdays from Future. 11 P.M. until 8 A.M., and all MOTOR LODGES L Altkou^ only U names on dav on Saturday, and ilhe list of alleged Nazis to the Dr. Ferman noted to the before S P.M. on Sunday.) U.8. have been pnoeised so Jawliii Pras that he it always awiMOiifcii VsrfiMi tar, Eliberg said "more than prepared,to discuss any of MMin Mtm, »*-. W witnesses have already these subjects with any of the Th«M dlal-lt-yourMll rataa alto apply on calli piaoad wllli an opartior whara diraci dialing laolllUai ara not avallalila. DIal-dlract ratal do nol apply to paraon-to-p«r«on, coin, hotal guaat, cradll card and been kicated" about their Jewish groups In the Des TSSim il_ ^ oollaol oalla, and on calia ohargad lo anolhar numbar. All prlcai plui lax. Moines area upon request. tllsgedacUvities. «MnriiTiliyi|Mt AfMtry. Mr
^MuUtkiM about Uw future, iiHplred by tbe Anwiican Revoliilkin Blcoilennlal. have becomr par) o( Ihecurrenl hWortc cvMralton What ii HIT future of American and world Jt-un'' TWt wrtttr was asJied by the LinivenUly of Iowa SdMMl of JourTMUim in lHai ai> pretidenl of the American Jewiiih Pi««Aiioclalion ilhen fum'lioninfi ai Ihc American AMOclalion of Knglinh Jewith New^Mpeni, lor an auguo to be pimped In a llnte captule. lealed in the unlvertlty's then new Com municallora Center Building, to bo opened in iw yean Theie are thii wriler'n auguriet now encupnulrd at IheUniversMyofhma: Sbakm! Peace! The coraervalive English-Jewish pivtis. nou 200 yean old. looks back serenely lo its birth. Some insi ruments of our age arv hoary. But our beard hasn't even begun lo sprout There is indestruclabllly in age. hasn't the Psalmist proclaimed, for a thousand years in (hy sight are but as yesterday ...' It is no
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Wallhce, the dedicated craftaman, Ml trade oeily alltr yeanoftniilrathM. ReviewadBy "Pursued by debt and JackMoriwiti Irving Wallace has been the failure, drawn by his private critics' pin cushion tincc the vision of something he knew publication o( his first in was a dream but was detertemational success. "The mined to make a reality, driven by a ronuurtic and then Chapman Report". Being an overni^ success, a sttMotn convictkm that he to some critics, is a mortal sin. oMd gel his loot on thai second only to those terrible ladder of success they kept twins: overwriting and moving on him. he kepi pornography, two sins of writing until he did not have to 4. which Wallace, har been ac- write anymore. And then he began to write." Leverence cused. , What Is an ovemigbl suc- tells us John Leverence's profile, cess? For Wallace, it was six like a Wallace novel, is rich in lengthy unsold novels. 70 detail, story and characrejected original Kreen terizatkm, with a believable, stories lor various Hollywood likeable protagonist. This writer's biography is studios I a quarter-of-a-inillion unsold wtirds). 14 "B" movie lor other writers and •cripls. three published non- readers, anyone interested fiction books and one In one man's struggle for « pubHshtd novel of dubious success and eounUeis pesmyfr^onl magaiiae articles, a 17-year apprenliceiMp before the publicaliMi •( "The Chapnan Report".
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OMAHA - T*D On^ Jewish organizatkMis will again be I'wiiliirili^ ttHr HoUday Relief pn^vns at «. area hospitals. !| CorataualKr Lodr of B'nat ! B'rttb, OmahataMMorsofthe project of working for Christian hnpttjri cnpioyees on Christmas Dqr, wffl agaki serve at CAiidren's and Nebraska MetfaodM bogiitjriL Teogpie Israel Ooaples CU) members win ]mt CtoMmu Eve and Christaic Day at Luthem Hospital
Ptwtography (koup Ro^em Studied The JCC's ^wottiag on a program lor •veryone, a conmittee Response from Center embersbip has been lly good, and the is eqiected to get _ soon after the tint of \iht year", aoDoaneed Alts Sii>OBomtttee Bob SMiky. "We to eatsfaiWia program wiQbesatlsfaclaiyfaralJ of Interest and exAoyoDC with specific luggestions aboat for Us or bar is urged toeontad either Siutsky or Jan perdman in the CMml Arts D0pftruPSK> . Thoae who hav« ripMd for Ite program wID be notified fjbgr mail about the latrodudory Meeting date and time.
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Mr Mid Mrs. RIebard Zacfaaria MBOonBid Ihe Uilh of a dntfdw, Jaaria. Mr. asMl Mrs. Larry ElewUs annoiBOBd the bMta d a son, DavhL Micfatd PRvloun obMfVM bisBarWbmli. Deralhjr Kripke's fsarth chOdren's book, 'Xet'i Titt Aboig the JewM HoUdajfi,"
"neToptyTtarpyDnlile." first prodoctlan o( the diihkw'i drama department at the JOG, stamd Camiyn StOB as the dreUe Hid wouldn't splB; Benny Abramnoo as the potato for latkas and Marda ZaUda m the Hannkkah Menorah. UCottS to 106 CStI nCWOBo Serena DwosUn, Linda Vent, Danny Abraoaon. JenylCaliU and Mike Erman. SetUng a new hidvUual scoring reoord oCSt points. Bud Rofbua led AZA NMA to a victoty over ttie bdependenU bi the Youth CoiBidl BMctbaD Leagne. »Y«nAgi Mr. and Mrs. Harold
HY«MiAf> JehudI Mendifai WM honorary Kni^it Commander of the Order of the Britiah Empire. Steven Milder and Stephanie Morris observed thelrB'aaiMitzvdL Susie Endeliiian was oamed Swcetbeari of Chaim WebmaanAZA. tfYaarsAgD Harry Ttustin, Federatkm president, announced the purchase of a c«mp site. Judith Goldberg and Lawrence Ysnpolsky an-
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Essays Du&on Jan. 10 OMAHA-interest has been shown hi all dlvisioas of the Harry Mendelaohn Bicentennial Literary Contest, according Edythe Wolf, FederatloD librarian. Inquiries have come from outstate Nebraska as well «8 the Omaha area, Mrs. Wolf added. Jan. lOis the deadline fbr entries in tbecootest "The Jevk in Ihc American Experience" is Ihc thnnc ol Ihe contest and entrants may submit either a creative < ficlional I piece or a research (non-fktkmiarlicle or essay. There will be three divisions: High School. Enrolled College Student and Adult. Cash prizes of tso will be awarded to Ihe best fiction
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Bkths Dr. and Mrs. Milton Erman of Boston, announce the birth Dec. t of a daughter, Joama Lym. Grandparenia are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Reiner of Lake Succen. N.Y., and Mrs. Morris Erman of Omaha. Great-gmdihothcr Is Itt. Ftmota Geiman o( Lake
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Omahans in The News RabMIuwNidofrofBcth Ivael SynaMH ^oto lo B'nai B'ritti Doner Lodge No. m on Dec. U. Hli Mure topic wM-'AchadHa'am". Seymour (Cy) Seltchick, Netiiraiiu State Athletic Commliaioner, hai l>e«a appointed an aaodate scout for the PhiUddptaU PhilUci luaeball tMun.
Former StudanCt NEW YORK - iCinneret Day Sdud Is MeUng to kN^ former graduatei and itudenii for partidpatkn in a BUjor lodological study o< llie role of the dqr ichool in the American Jewish community. If you are a torme-Kimwret student or graduate, recent or vintage, or U you are the friend, parent or grandparent of a Kinneret student or graduate, please write Kinneret at 2S10 Valentine Ave., Bronx. New Yorli 104S(, Attention: Project Recall. Please idenUfy the student name (maiden name If married), current name and address, and year of graduatloo or attendance.
Seilcfaicfc Is a former Omaha Jewisb Community Center athletic director (USMl). Marion E. Smnlwift, a coowner of Natdsons, has been elected president of the Downtown Rotary Club. Former Omahans Hairy and Nancy SQver and children David, Bobby and Wcnty, now residents of Brisbane, Australia, are visiting family and friends in Omaha. Ilwy wlU return to Australia Jan. 15. Hany is the aon of Hn. Martin M. Gilbert of Omaha. Nancy is the daughter of Mn. Betty Grossman of Des Moines, la.
STARUGHT.Pa.-TaiwIt "WhM • «MUB wuts from an opinion poller: What mMtttag A^temhaw to the Talmud says about women gat If fagr mUug bdripd tfaa isn't the way most American soaMi. Ml. flattoworgid tha women want it. iMuan IQ dtaniaB Dwt Mat In fact, uys Carolyn Setktw, w"MU-dMqplka." senior vice-president o( Louis Using the Jewish comHarris and Associates, a large munity as an example, she majority of Americans now urged young women to seeic hold views about women positions of "real leadership" contrary to those espoused In in synagogues and community organizations, because "until the Talmud. Reports Ms. Setlow: we learn to bargain (or what — About 4M tt (wy we want right out in front, we'll attain very little say in running society." a marrty in Women can no longer be just wbldi IMUI iwiliiifa an "cooking ladies who go out in tto ngpoHUHUtlaa tt the middle of synagogue services to prepare lor the Oneg Shabbat,'' she declared. cUtdrao. Another speaicer, Mrs. Ora — atttt ma nno Ahl-Meir, women's attache at Una ont c( fiva the Israel Embassy in Washington, said that Ufcaly to IwooBwa itnag traditional Jewish customs All of which is "contrary to have "always sought to the Talmudic view that protect women." For Instance: Israel is the women were not to have careers because any home only nation where alimony Is supported by a woman would paid by the state and deducted not enjoy divine blessing," from the divorced husband's Ms. Setlow told 300 teenage income. BatfloijrflaHUirdaftami'a delegates at the recent convention of the B'nai B'rilh woBiM w vagSHHnMvi, na mm: • Iwi o( day em Youth Organization. She and live other career entm and otiwr piUk women addressed EftG^BuBB 1M0QBO HF BBOOMR representatives of Aleph wttli yoQOf cMhfcvB ID pmM Zadili Aleph (boys' group) and pn|Bf eman, lbs. AMMr B'nai B'rith Girls at a salute to International Women's Year The career of Golda Meir is during the BBYO sessions at often held out as evidence of B'nai B'rith Periman Camp Israel's commitment to here. women's rights, but Mrs. AhiMs. Setlow cited studies In Meir doesn't go along with which onf-thirfl of the women thatpremtee.' respondents said: "You see so "Mthough a great leader, few good or happy marriages, Golda Meir was never active you question it as a way of as a feminist," the Israeli life." official said. "Her status Such doubt, she added, came from her personal "contradicts the traditional achievements, not from any Talmudic view that women feminist ntood In Israel." are willing to marry any man, Other speakers were New no matter how loathsome, York SUte Senator Linda because it Is better to be Whiikow, the first mother ever married than to be a spin- elected to that body, who ster." stressed the importance of the Altkootfi N pareiBt of Bqual Rights Amendment; BMImtbit Ms. Toni Berger, director of
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Brunch Planned OMAHA - Rabbi and Mrs. Kenneth Bromberg will host a noon brunch (or Beth El Synagogue coUege students home for winter break on Thursday, Dec. 2S. Reservatkms may be made by calling the Synagoffje at S5S3221.
NvwCurroncy JERUSALEM (JTA) King Hussein of Jordan was honored on his recent 40th birthday by new dinar notes bearing his likeness and a symbol strikingly similar to the Star o( David. The Jordanian press immediately demanded the withdrawal of the new currency. But the new dinars have aoared In vahie on the West Bank black maitet.
XcUta JoKptaMO. I». ion ot Mr. and Mrt. Harry Goodbinder; (mhnuui. Univenily o( lo«a. Iowa Oily. la., majoring in budneuadmlnidrallon. Marilyn Nachman, 19. dau^r of Dr. and Mrs. Ben Nachman; wphMnore. Tulanr Univenily. New Orleans. L». majoring In prrpharmacy. Lany SirK, tl. ton o( Mr. and Mn. William Sirri: fmhman. Univenily or Nobraiika al Uncoln. majoring In mcdiclnp. Maicy RoHobluni, 17. daugMoi of Mr. and Mn I.H RosmMum; Irefhnuui. Univenily of Texas al Austin, majortng in »iciolog,v. Howard Katman, 21. MM or Mr and Mn. Maurice Kalzman. senior. University ol Penntylvania. Philadelphia. Pa.. majoring In urban iludiex.
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CooioUy Vaidtli«-1, J ComaOy I. S Smile)' Rlnp- . 8 Snlley t. J Conlly AiiAi—d i.ai -1, CaOd Bart. i. CMha Kanajr. Unavan Ban-I, Pattl UBaiae 2. Jendne Eari Fne Ewdai-I. J. Earl. I, Mia Qanknan VaaMi«- I. CMi Weldi IP DIBalai AS-Ai<a«-l,J Eaita,C.«W(a Sin>ER ELnOBPSATLAar YEAR'SCHAMFt Co-Ed Adult VoDeyball, 1 pcpuUr tduH qiiift M nanday nltftti at Uw Center (7 to N p.m.), Iwd adtaa a^lMly a ws* at* Tlamhv wtan the Super tail dHiatedlMtyiw'stliaM>a.Th>lll»tigs,IW.U-UaBd 15-10. Ilie next JCC Co-Ed Adult VoUeybaU liUipie wlU be 1\ieKlay iil|bU beglmiac Jin. 17. LeafK fee to only n per penon. ATTDflTONALLiaaiBBni The JCC aanounca die Mlowini rrriaed HaadMO-iUcquetbill Court niiei, effective Immediately: 1. Meinben may now call In on PrUiys lor Sunday eowt tmttvatigns 2. Weekend court playing times are now tf mtnulei in ienflh. 3. Alio, court Umei are 46 mlautei in duratkn after 4:M p.Di. on
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Danny FCldnun, HO o( Mr. aid Mn. Dw Ftlikun, BUBuntn on the parallel ban iBdv the watchtal ejw of DtBBgr Moota durii« lait Sumkgr't JOC omiMtki atdbtttgn. Oaif Ubr, below, dai^rter of Mr. and Mn. Martin J. Ldir, perfonM on Owbalatocebeam. (Jogr Arnold Pbotoi)
Some TB young. enthuHarte gymnaitg and a crowd o( over 200 parents, relatives and friends helped make our tUfd Jewish Community Center Gymnastics Meet, ha^d Sunday, Dec. 14, a big success. A special thania goes to tkoae mothers who helped tabulate, Judge, register, cashier and provide refreshments. Tbey are Sandy Coayn, Ellen Stager, Linda Gordman, Susan Raibiish, Noni Sebier, Ruth Kaminitz, Idle Paimet, Carol WIdman, Linda Kenyon, Helen Epstein, Carolyn NovicoH, Barbara Levitan, Susie Sadofsky, Virginia Kurzak, and Marten Frost. Thanlu alao' goes to our volunteer judges,' Donna Laible, Jorge Cervantes, Tom Wheeler and Dan Grobeck. AU the girls and boys who participated are to be congratulated because they aO worked hard and displayed very impressive sportsmanship. Results: •KBamnaonjaaiini) Bilnee Bcm-1. Uc, KUkgr HtflMa ad Itart RiU*. i. Mka WkMc Uneven htn-l, KMtm KkH. X T. BiMA Tm tmnlm-l. K. KMn. >, D*Wt . VaaUiv-l. Mil WMdu XMlftit. Aa-Amna-l. K. Kk^ %. T. • (MSYM.) -I.OMliOviw.l,1Mdil T«i«M.»,T.wi rw»rii'iM I.T. T. Wlawa. I. C. Ond. AI-AnaS-i. T. WkHML I, a mUM.
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Your Center iiifiiiliHrtIt) card to yqur aJmWtanee to the Phyrical Education area. PlesM carry your card wlUiyw. Ilyoudonolliaveyair card with you. It to liiiimMttIt to know the itatui of your iiiwilimlilp. Therefore, alter Jan. 1, no one will Ix allowed to use the atMetic tadUtlei wltliout a inenbefriilp card. ATlPmON:JH.HKa(HBLgANPlHEmilOIBI Look terward to IB esdtliv day of bowling on Tueviay, Dec a at 1 p.m planned (or you by the JCC Health and Pliytical Educatloa D^artment Meet at the Raocta Bowl. 1800 South 72nd St You pay lor rines and bowUng. Priiet and refreahmenti will be provided RSVP by 5 today (Dae. it) wfni Janice Roalnaky, SOma. SUHNASnCBAWARDBPRBDnB) Friday. Dee. U il a mhl 'aUg twch, ai^ awarda were preaenled to women In our UTS PaU IWwiaalIra daacs. PotoU were awarded lor aadiniiie walked ar jogged, every pound and tack loat, every diet *eattiaBedtaiPdfcr every flaw allendad.llioaehonorBdawe: : the most mlias (M)-Yolnda Shickh. Losing the mort I (UtJil-Deaoor Pddmaa. loaing the moat Inchei (1}«)-Sue Coi«hUn. Attendli« OK moat daMea I B)-J«aa Prieaman. AU-Around polnt»-l, YoUndi SUakk. B. :, Helen Zlnunernun,». ], Eleanor Fekhnan, 514. Pat ikgan,». S. Hetan Lerav, SI Oongratnlatkn to the above and ta the 130 olhsa irtw waked very hard to prodnee outatandhig renUt. DEC.» JOOaiXiOLOyilNAanCDUALMBT llw Bnt JOC iBlen«taey gynaiiitks axat wfll be It Sthei HaU, Ulb andliaitha,at}pA8«nda)r. AHiyaMaitoaretoealdidwbaskilhe northeast cofMral die JCC paiktat at U:3Bp.n.
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Three events are coming up soon that you should be aware of. One will take place thia weekend - the Family Swim Meet, Sunday, Dee. 21,2 p.m. Spectator space is available U you would like to watch the program. A second event Is for watching and doing. The boys from the Sea Lodter, a scdba atfnt 00 liOth St. will show aome movlea and answer aoy questkna you have on the art of sadM diving. Faik>wii«the
OMAHA-HyTabadnkk, executive director of the Jewish ConuHmity Center, has accepted "with regret" the resignation of Gary Javltcb, Onter aquatics director. The resignatkm becomes e«ectlve Jan. 31,197t. Javltdi wOl become a management trainee with Phillips Manufacturing Co., a building materlala firm headed by his father-b)4aw,PhOSokok)f. "Gary did a thie Job for us both in helplBg as move the Center from Its old locatiao to the new building and alao in setting up one of the best Bwimmlng programs In the. area," add Tabacfank:k, who previously bad supervised Javltcb in Community Centers bi Cleveland and AUaoU. "We will miss him. We wlah Mm the best of luck." Javltcb came to Omaha bi June, 1973, from Boston, where he had been a Junkv high school hiatory teacher two yeara. Prior to that, he had taught history and aodokigy ta an AttanU'Mgb
Finally, an advance word about our swim dink on Jan. 13, 7:30 p.m. We are going to hold a film and bistnictional water seaakm on any stroke you may be interested In ieandng about. Hie cost wll] bell.
acbool ta addlttan to woridng with the AlanU JCC eaoy program. Besides setting up the Center's aquatics (Hvgram, Javltcb also estabiWied the Omaha area's Orat CTR Cardlovasclar Pulmonary Resuscitation-ainics. He expanded the Center's water recreatkn program to tadude canoe tripa ta Nebraaka and MiBMNDi. He la cunrently servtag u chdinnan of the Waiar Safety f^oaunlttee for the DougiaaSarpy County Red Croas Cluvler and isaaoember o( that board. Tabadnlck saM a aeartb for Javitch's lucceaaor is ta proffreaa.
Game Room Hours (MIAHA - Vacatkm hours for the JCC children's gameroom are: Mondaylliuraday, l-C p.m.; Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 1-S p.m., a spokesman for the Children'a Department ukL Hie gameroom will be dosed Dec.ttandJan.L
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In the JCC Ifcn'i Varrty Bsikalhall I Mum. MMtercrilt rmittm and Allied fawatn renata uabeatan alter two week* of j)lay. AlUed faMuron palled out a 4MI victory over WiK Broi. and Maitercraftwea4f-27,ovcrI-CO-VAN. Jay PaiBow and Jotao Migawnn gave Allied the neceaairy taakto rtrenglh lo overcome i (toaty Wolf Bra. team. Pinow'i IS pokda ltd AlUed. Dick Brawn bad 15 kr dw kaars. Maalercran pidled eat a ekae, bardfou^ wta over a laa0i l-GOVAN team. CUp LaMartar'i *oolk« htM MaHercraft lakfl tole ta die game. Harvey Josta look sodrtng bmora with n poiali. In the tUrd game. Ultle Kb* had no tnUbie wkh Spirit Wortd, O-a. Jay Lemer and Alaa Panow had IS and 14 potata, leapecthrely, lor die
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Last week's game law Chafan Wetoaann's "A" team destroy Hi "B" team, m-lO. BUI Oohn and Steve Aliert had » and ID potaia lo iMd as Ave players Idt ta double fipna. (XherguncaiawAZANo. I "B"l«|VleAZANo. i«0,41-U,iodNFTV grtbyU8Y-8V0,l»-U. Gordle Gcmler lad AZA No. I "B" wltti» potato and good nboiBdlng ta lU win. Balance WIS the key to NPTY'a aucceis M Mike OaKa hid 7 potato while Hfte Sofanua and Joe Meyers tot I each. EdBwslyo took game honors wMb K. JV AND VARSmr BLUEfTAR NEWS The Jr Vanity ind Vanity Blue-Star baiketbaU teams WH reprawnl die JCC lo ginie* with other wdai lervkse agenda, ch«cb gna^ Md achooif ilarttag the week of Dec. a. Parents, ftiinh, relatives and Center memben are Invited to come out md mppait their JCC teams. The schedule: Itaaday,Dae. S-a Rabefl'i VanMy (lauGr).4:»p.m Tteaday, Die. ^lUiton HMBIA LnUwan (7M Gr i, **:m p la. Wadnaadiy, Jaa 7-VMCA (7a Gf I, 4:l>f p.m. Wi till lay. .'A I4-Wiiiilii» OMiar iMOr I Wa^Mdv, Ja »l-n JUa Mldili naw (7abf. I. *:»4f.m Wi aiid^r. Ja U-U. tUhmft IT* Gr.),4:lsp.ai.
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