March 21, 1980

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CCXJNCIL BLUFFS. LINCOLN, OM^HA Omahi. N»b . Frt., M>fch21. IMP

sth El Schedules Hin Torah Weekend

B«Hh Kl SynaK"Rii'' h'''' ''n thill !• s iinilh. as'^ wr ol Hrt>rfw K SiMUn al th<<( Conmrtlcut. will br Uw vuli Ing scholar (or the rvngrvgatMi's lourlh annual Torah Wfrkrnd Aphlll 12. II Th» overall theme (or Torah Weekend IMO u Mamma Lothen The World o( YiddUh Culture ()n FrWav evening, April II. folk>v> ><i. t)r (k>ld>mith .n The Romance of ine xiwMh On Shabbal morning. April 12. followlag wrvlcct. Or .GoldMUUi't iub)«rl wUl be The Sifebalh In YIddtih Utcr attire On Sunday nnomlng. Apnt 13, al brMklaM taiktwlng ttr vice*. Dr Goldsmith will gieak on Two Conlrovenial Yiddish Masters Sholem Aach and Ifaar Baahevu Sinter Or 0«UBMUiU«aptcl«lli( In Hit IMd o( YhMM eattur*

mith have .iinx-.n'- linlheNaImnal Jew Jewish Kronlier ve Judaifim Jc '..r Re const rucii' tier pi>p ular and Mlktlarly iMfriodlcils

Dr.GotteBltt generally and Yiddlah liters ture In particular His B A with honnrii in Yiddish, WSK earned at the City CoUege o( New York Krom there, Dr Goldamlth went on to a nuMter of Hebrew Literature and or dtnallon Irom the Jewish Theotoflcal Seminar), and a doc lorale In Near EaMcm and Judak- Studies from Brandets University He is the author of "Archt tccU o( Ytddlahum al the BagUuiIng o( the TwanUath Cen hiry," "Madtm XmA in Jewish Hetiglon,'-Maa4fni«( rtddMli Lttaraiun' auHtUmr works Articles by Dr Coldr

Torah Weekend, instituted al Beth Kl In l»77. provides an opportunity (nr wholars in varidus (w h learn Ing and I.. . o( the rommunlt> lo nhijie an Inlen sive learning experience over a period of several days, through (ormal prewntatlonii. Informal (|i < iinswer periods. .> lal dis cuaslom All <(e«ilf»nn of Beth El Tor.'i ! are open to titr I lit' rommunlly may attend On Friday evening. April 11. •ervlccs will begin at I p m 'Instead of 8 15 p m i. and on Shabbat morning, AphI 12. fiervlces will begin at t IS am (iDStaad of 9:10 a.m > This Is to allow ample lime (or ;iiMbbai worahip, and far Dr GoldaiBlth'i preaentatlaaa

Yom Ha'atzmaut '80 Program on April 22 ByGlortaWa^ar 1Wi«tieto< When Israel calebrttas a birthdav it In an occaiion for all or H can I >• fully with her Arab tirothers *e can look on each anniver

•aryasablenuig .So lo rr ^ - :ite the nnd annlv> lel, the JCC leaders rt inii Uieircol' iKrtlve logrther. and MUBmeupv up with a varied pro^^•Ibr AprI 23 at 7 30 pm lor April lal events chair Kalelman. a com

mlitee was (ormulated The (rults of their labor is a multi media event .SHAKTI LACH ARIZI is a lour member vocal group from Israel Karh artiil Is a well known performer In Israel For those ol vou whti werelui V .,unt Hi in 111 ' e l.s hr- ' . to h< proir^ni It Is this riion th.t''" any at' ted Tlu., ,, •I* the beat that is avsilable is their reason Along with this fine musical

group an art show will be on view 'In The Beginning. Ltd " IS an exhibit which is made up o( the finest arts and crads (rom Israel There anseven artists represented, and the prices range (rom t3U tn (25 000 Chairman Kalelman has an nnunced her committee They are Barbara Hurwitz and (an torl<. • •;.. na \\ Pul.l

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»r .1! Susy SimtHt I --' If) Howard Kill :i rectors Mu.....< ..... ...,...,. Art

'Mrs. B" Rides Again Un. Roac Biumkia, of Nebraska Fumllura Mart fame, has Joliwd the INO WOOIM'S CS^ palCD ol OM Jawlah radaratta o( Omaha to bead the newly organlMd Chal dtvUm akng with her -— Mn NonnanBatt DwBlalieyinao, (lefli and JeanetteNadoff, oiM*alnn«oo(the atceaie Mn B"tottwCanMi«ia(lort Mrs BlumklnandMrv Battareoneoflour r/dauMar teams pattirtpattog tti ( aanual Campaign. Sea Pace 1

Men's Campaign Sets $1.8 Million Goal

By DavM Dultch The 19811 Men's Krderatlon Campaign at the opening meeting of their cabinet set a campaign goal of raising tl 8 milljon this year II this amount Is pledged. It will reverse a five year slide Thif teen men comprise the cabinet headed by Jimmy Karfier chairman of the Men's Divi sion Mr Karber Is confident the goal can lie attained "One ol the major problems ol the 8(is will IM' inflation Wr will face 111' ' ' reas I) this f(iM II.' !».ini rti' Mttve a heck of a Jewish community here 1( th<:y want to continue receiving the kind ol services

they are accustomed lo. they will have to increase their (tin " This year's campaign will be broken down Into three sec lions with s«'ven dlviskMis One part will consist o( five divi sums broken down by sue of gift and ages A setond part will be an innovative telethon on March 30 Fred Simon will direct this e(for1 The final section of the campaiKn will be the community dinner on April 20 Jerry and < ookie Hobermun are leading this ef (on Mr Kart>er stressed that while ther» is no oven emer gency in Israel today. Israel Mill needs our support, both moral and llnanctal

"Kveryone knows about the Peace Treaty with Kgypt." Mr Farber said, 'and they think their money Isn't needed m Israel The cost of peace Is j great Inflation there is over too percent annually They may not be shooting at each other but the war continues " Mr Farber Is proud ol the team he has s«-lected (or this year's campaign These men arc Syd Oslen. Bob Kully. Marshall Kashner. Paul Kpsteln, Tom Fellman, Ron Gllck, Bob (ioodman, Jeff Perimeter, Art (irossman. Norman Komey, Fred Simon and Jerry lloberman He IS particularly pleasedthat certain people are taking I Continued on Page 21

Cll(( Shumacher. Chris Slovall and. o( course. Don Rice |( .:i' strikes, people are ' tn dance, according

crafletl silver aii' • I ry The exhibit .^ '. honor Israel I l)ay and will t» public (nr v' two days d Afli- •'Ihe^i anai' .; will I gym will ! club • o( the Decorating committee explained. "We are uiiinu lo create an Intin phcre with canrti' r ron and dramaUc lighting Everything will have a special

sparkle " The Dinner Committee ill tl to capital!/* on the! iTP by providing a • II prom.! and dell. i.iii> nt- 11 .• (nmiiiji in a surpreme ef(ort with th<- help o( Krwin Sieglcr." said Dinner Committee member Nancy ^,.,t,ll..

HP' Volunteers to Transform Gym for Gala Dinner By Aay rrtateaa

event "They are working under a very small budget, yet A rinderelU (ranalormallan Ihe small sue of the budget planned (or Omaha's Jewish docs not Indicate the quality ol Community Center on the eve the'—*—-" It's one thing lo Bing ol April 20 The occsslon. P<|' 'ing and altrache first Men'i Federation li*< '. jwrty where Ihe ^ampaiin Invitational dinner, lood IS satisfactory for the iromlset lo be one of the larg BDurmet, where (he visual e( 1st dinner parties evw gh^en lecu are Mtlsfytng lo the eye aha, but alao one of the and the company Is one of Intimate That may warmth when Ihe budgit Is contradictary, but a high, but In our case we've had MlUBlaar effort Is lo rely on people's talent and UpoMM*. creativity and It's really com CMkie Hoter ln(throi«|h ' ike l» From Ihe momenl each of the corpi of vo^ fuasi walks (hrai|h the door, who arc plaoyng MM wlU be am of

warmth and intimacy Kach guest will IM- welcomed by a host or hostess .ii ' be clieiked Th< will be escorted iiiin iivc < .H K tall areas Bartenders will serve aasorted dnnks f)on'l be surprised if the bartenders have familiar (aces All are members of the Jewish com munlty and Include Murray Newman, Mike Albert, Allan Noodle, Tom Fellman, Larry Kavlch. Bob Slusky. Jeff Her Imeter and Jim Kraane Exciting refrains o( jatz will Mil Ihe rtwm, compllmenti o( (he Don Rice Quartet The baodlaaluroa Justin Horwich.

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An Internationally exhibited art show will be another high light o( the evening The Art ('fi">"'"|'-"' <<'••' ' ';md icnt oC. I en ler i- '.(-'li^.'! i' >' , iiion o( «"lk I . -.1 1.1 I .irt ISis III. 111.', r-. .,1 hitve tMH'n v.iiiiiil iiiitiMilii.ill) ji up to t2S.OOO and include weav Ings. ceramics, water colors, silk screens, sculpture on Jerusalem marble and hand-

|is the apex o( the ever, .il l>e. on a special large screen, the showing o( a local ly produced (Urn about the Omaha Jewish Community The dim will show how the seven arm.s o( The Federation (Continued on Page 2l


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