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Camp Si Many substantial voluntary gifts have been made to the Esther K. Newman Camp, to provide certain facilities, Dr. Abraham Greenberg, .Chairman of the Camp Gifts Committee, announced. These contributions have been made either "in honor" or "in memory." The following gifts have been received to date to the Esther K. Newman Camp: Esther K. Newman Memorial Foundation, $125,01)0. United Community Services, $100,000. Eugene C, Eppley Foundation, Inc., $10,000. Mrs. Robert II. Kooper, Howard Kooper and friends, $10,000, Executive Duplex. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Wolf, $10,000, Administration Building. Mr. and Mrs. David Slier, $10,000, Health Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Silver, $10,000, Pavilion. Family of Isadore G. Goldstein, $10,000, Pavilion. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Wolf, $10,000, Swimming Pool Pavilion. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Feinberg, $10,000, Baseball
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Cabins, $3,50D Each B'nai B'rith Lodges and Chapters in Omaha. Friends of Dr. Abraham Greenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Greenberg and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M.'Greenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Herzog »nd Mr. and Mrs. Jack J, Schrager. Mr. and Mrs. Morris E. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Kulakofsky. Mr. and Mrs. A l f r e d S. Mayer. Mrs. Joseph Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Newman. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Render. Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Rice and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rice. Ben Shapiro and family. Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Slierman and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Waxenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Silver. Mrs. and Mrs. Louis Somberg and Mrs. Abe Soinberg. Family of Harry Steinberg. Miscellaneous Gifts Mr. and Mrs, Alfred W. Gor-
An invitation to the community to attend the dedication of the $400,000 Esther K. Newman Camp at Louisville, Nebraska, this Sunday, was issued by Arthur H. Goldstein, Jewish Federation President. The Dedication Ceremony will be held at 3 p. m., Sunday afternoon, June 23, at the Main Lodge of the Camp. Dream Realized "The realization of the dream and hopes of our community for a quarter of a century was given the impetus and i n i t i a t i v e through a gift of $125,00 towards the building and equipping of a camp for the Omaha community," Mr. Goldstein said. The gift was made in memory of Esther K. Newman by Jule M. Newman, and his sons Calvin don. $1,002.13. Friends of Dr, Abraham Greenberg, $830. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gorelick. $500, Flag Pole. J. Kaplan and I. Brenner, $400. William Volker and Company, $250. Friends of Jule M. Newman, $175.
Women's Division of the Jewish Philanthropies Campaign. For many years she served.on. the boards of the Children's Memorial Hospital, the Planned Parenthood Committee, T e m p l e Israel Sisterhood and others. "For some twenty-five years, the Jewish Federation has been operating our camp in rented facilities. Despite the many difficulties and problems of camping under such circumstances, our Camping program won commendation and approval. We now look forward to a normal development of camping in our community, in our own camp," Mr. Goldstein said. Presiding at the Dedication Ceremony will be E r n e s t A. I'stlier K, Newman Nogg. p a s t chairman of the Development Committee M. Newman, E. Robert Newman, Camp and immediate past president of L. James Newman, and Murray the Federation. H. Newman. Elmer Gross is serving as Outstanding Leader The Camp is n a m e d the chairman of the Camp DevelopESTHER K. NEWMAN CAMP. ment Committee. Edward D. Brodkey is chairEsther K. Newman, who passed away July 28, 1956, was an out- man of the Esther K. Newman standing leader in Jewish and Camp Committee. general community affairs. In Sherman Poska is Camp DiJ940 she was Chairman of tho rector.
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How to Getto the Esther K. Newman Cdmp Camp Is » 15 mlaute dr[?e from Omalia.. .drive out (he new interstate highly from Omaha towards tineoln , . , lura off tk« lotersiate highway No, 56 and Ire on 50, loirardt mni *r«mtf L»Bl«»lUe, N e b r . . . . abwt R miles out of L
vllle you come (o State Highway No. 150—yon will see the camp signs there . • • drive on No. 150 towards South Bend . . . in about three miles you will see Out directional signs to Camp.
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Camp Program Camp Was Camp Buildings Meet First Opened in 1939 Required Standards Esther K. Newman Camp was built In accordance with current thinking in the field of camping meeting the required standards and criteria, as prescribed by the Health Department of Nebraska and the American Camping Association, Elmer Gross, Camp Development Committee Chairman, said. The Master Plan for the entire Camp was developed by one of America's outstanding C.a,nj p Architect Consultants, Gleriri Wallace of Minneapolis, Minn., who attended several planning sessions in Omaha. The plan provides for the immediate n e e d s of some 100 campers, plus projection for future expansion and development. Roads into the Camp, and within the Camp have been completed. The following facilities and buildings have been completed: Sixteen Camper Cabins, each accommodating eight persons. The cabins are grouped into four "Villages" 0/ four cabins
each. Each Cabin Village has a Pavilion, which serves as activities center for each Village, and will have sanitary facilities. The four Villages are separated from each other and the main buildings by hills and trees, but are only a short walk from the main area are: Main Lodge and Dining Room. Maintenance Staff Quarters. Health Lodge and Infirmary Unit. Camp Office and Administration Building. Executive House for Camp Director and Medical Director. Swimming P o o l and Hath House. Parking Lot Athletic Field. In addition such other maintenance structures as garage, storage and service space are contemplated. Other facilities are Camp Fire or Council Ring, and other items as needed. Alex Weinstein of S t e e 1 e, Weinstein and Associates, Inc., is architect for the camp project.
Religious Services Shnbbos) will be at 7:15 p.m. Shabbos morning service at 8:45 a.iri. Shabbos Mincha at 7:45 p.m. followed by Sholosh Sudos and Maariv at 8:40 p.m. Sunday morning services at 9 a.m. followed by breakfast and Rabbi's class in Bible. Daily services at 7 a.m. and 7:50 p.m.
Candlclighting, 7:41 p.m. B'nai Jacob Adas Yeshuron: Friday Mincha, 7:15 p.m.; Saturday morning, 8:30 and Mincha,'7 p.m., followed by Sholosh Seudos. Daily services at 7 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. Temple Israel: Sabbath evening services will be held in the air-conditioned chapel. Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Beth El: Sabbath eve services will begin this evening at 7. Traditional Sabbath morning services will begin at 8:30. Mincha-Maariv services will be held at 7:45 p.m. Sunday morning services begin at 9. Services during the week are held at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks and Cantor Manfred F. Kuttner will officiate at a b r i e f worship service. Beth Israel: The Traditional Friday evening service (Kobolas
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Mr. William Epstein wishes to thank relatives and friends for the many cards of good wishes, flowers and gifts, he received, and for the contributions given to organizations in his name, during his illness.
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All filends and relatives nro Invited to attend services and reception. TEKRY GRANT WISEMAN' Bar Mitzvah of Terry Grant Wiseman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiseman will be celebrated on Saturday, June 22 at Beth Israel Synagogue. JERRY KATSKEE Bar Mitzvah of Jerry Katskee, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Katskee will be celebrated on Thursday, June 27, at Beth Israel Synagogue at 7 a.m. DAVID RIFKIN Bar Mitzvah of David Rifkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rifkin, will be celebrated on Saturday, June 29 at Beth Israel Synagogue.
Ben-Gurion's Action Astonishes Country
Swiss C o u r t s Indicts Egypt
Jerusalem, (JTA) — Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion took all of Israel by surprise in announcing, at the end of the regular Cabinet meeting, that he is resigning from his post "for personal reasons." He followed up this announcement by submitting formally his resignation to President Shazar. His d r a m a t i c resignation came as a surprise even to the members of the Cabinet. There was not the slightest indication of Ben-Gurion's intention to announce his'resignation when the Cabinet meeting started. He was presiding over the meeting and started it with a report on his communications with heads of various states on the situation in the Middle East.
Basle, Switzerland, (JTA)— A court in historically-neutral Switzerland b l u n t l y accused Egypt of threatening Israel with rocket war and West German scientists with aiding Egypt's plans for "Israel's annihilation." The charges, believed to be the first such accusations by any c o u r t anywhere in »ho world, emerged from a ruling which found two alleged Israeli agents guilty of threatening a West German scientist working on Egyptian rocket development. The court sentenced Joseph Ben-Gal of Israel, 33, and Otto Jokelik, 42, to two months in prison. Since the sentence was made retroactive to the March 2 date of their arrest, the court held the sentences had been served and immediately released them. They were nrrested on charges of threatening Heide Goercke, daughter of Dr. Paul Goercke, in an attempt to force him to quit his work in Egypt.
Morris Nachman wishes to (hank his r e l a t i v e s and friends for the many cards of good wishes he received, and for the contributions given to organizations in his name, during his illness.
FORMER OMAHANS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolpa, former Omahans, announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Mark Edwards on June 14 in Houston, Tex.
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SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Jewish Youth Council, Sunday, June 23, 10:30 a.m., Elmwood Park — Rayim vs. AZA 100, Center Diamond; Weizmann AZA No. 1, West Diamond. Omaha Softball Association, Wednesday, June 26, Gifford Park, 6:15 p.m. —Varsity vs. West Engineers. Last week's score — Varsity, 20th St. Merchants, 15-14. The cancelled Youth Council games will be played on Sunday, July 21. KBON RADIO PRESENTS "Message of Israel" Sunday, June 23 at 10 a.m. Program "A Man Is His Amen" Speaker Rabbi Karl Wcincr Temple Judca Skokle, VL
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The project of the Esther K. Newman Camp construction A check of records of the anwas supervised by the Camp nual summer resident camp Development C o m m i t t e e of program of the Jewish Federaw h i c h Ernest A. Nogg was tion since its origin, revealed chairman and was later suc- the names of the men and womceeded by Elmer Gross. Mem- en of the community who served bers of the Committee are: Ir- as camp chairmen through the vin C. Levin, Legal Advisory; years. They are: Dr. Abraham Greenberg, Gifts Mrs. Bernard Flclshcr—1939 Chairman; Norman Batt, Dr. Jerome Bleicher, Edward D. and 1940. Brodkcy, Arthur A. Cohn, GerMrs. Joe M. Rice—1941. ald Gross, Dr. Daniel Miller, Mrs. Albert Woliliicr—1942. Calvin M. Newman, Stanley Arthur II. Goldstein—1945-MGPerimeter, S h e r m a n Poska, '•17-'48. Harry Sidman, Alfred Sophir, Morton A. Richards—1949 and Harry Trustin, Paul Veret and Eli M. Zalkin. Officers of the 1950. Jack Epstein—1951 and 1952. Federation were exof f ic io members. Alfred Sopliir—1953 and 1954. Ernest A. Nogg, immediate Gerald Gross—1955 and 195C. past president; Arthur H. GoldDr. Dan M i l l e r — 1 9 5 7 and stein, president; Milton R. Abra- 1958. hams and Isadore Chapman, Norman Ratt— 1959-'G0-'Gl-'62. vice-presidents; Harry Sidman, Edward D. Brodkcy—Current treasurer; Elmer Gross, secre- Chairman. tary.
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The Jewish Federation has been carrying on a Camping Program for nearly a quarter of a century. The first camp was held in the summer of 1939. Since the Federation had no camping site of its own, sites were rented from v a r i o u s groups, both in and out of Omahn. Used Camp Fire Silc Camp was held at Camp Harriet Harding of the Camp Fire girls, Louisville, Nebr., in 19.'i!) and 1940. In 1941, campers used the Boys' Camp at Fremont, Nebr., and in 1912 Camp Brewster, the Young Wo m e n ' s Christian Association camp at Bellevue, Nebr. Camp was suspended in 1943 and 1944 due to the war conditi&ns. At Camp Brewsler The years from 1945 through 1959 found Camp Jay-C-C back at the Brewster site. In 1960 at Camp Sheldon, Columbus, Nebr. and 19G1 at Camp Kitaki of the L i n c o l n Y.M.C.A., Louisville, Nebr. The operation of Camp on rented premises has been a trying and difficult experience Camp constantly faced uncertainly as to availability of site, dates, length of time, and other factors required for a normal activity. There were several seasons in which there was less than a month to prepare the camp program.
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The Sons of Jacob Synagogue Her three-tiered silk illusion in Waterloo, la., was the scene waist length veil was held by a of the June !Kh marriage of cluster of lace petals edged Joyce Lemson to Larry Kohn, with seed pearls. She carried son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kohn. roses. The ceremony was performed The couple will make their by Rabbi Mordecai Simon. The home in Omaha during the sumbride's parents are. Mr. and mer. Mrs. Kohn, will be a senWrs.Mrs. James Lemson, form- ior at the University of Iowa, er Omahans, now of Waterloo, Iowa City and her husband will la. be a senior at Grinnell College. Attending the bride as matron of honor, was Mrs. Eugene Kohn of Forest Hills, N. Y., sistcr-inlaw of the groom. Bridesmaids were the Misses Diann Van Camp, Darabar Colin, Cynthia Lipkin, all of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Abe L. Feldman Miss Sandi Schapiro, Omaha, announce the engagement of cousin of the bride. their daughter, Gayle Helene to Eugene K o h n served his Ira H. Novak, son of Mr. and brother as best man. Other at- Mrs. Harry L. Novak of Clevetendants were Don Kohn, also land, 0. a brother of the groom, RonMiss Feldman attended Mexiald Greene, both of O m a h a , co City College and is a gradMark Ferdinand, Glencoe, 111. uate of Ohio State University and Michael Young, Elmhurst, at Columbus, where she was a III. Mark KLi.., cousin of the member of Sigma Delta Tau bride, lit the candles. sorority. For her wedding, Mrs. Kohn 1 Mr. Novak attended Michigan chose a gown of silk linen de- State University at Lansing and signed with a batteau neckline. is also a graduate of Ohio State. He was affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega and Zela Beta Tau fraternities. A late summer wedding is being planned.
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Gifnicks Attend Son's Graduation Mr. and Mrs. Nate Gitnick attended the graduation of their son, Gary G i t n i c k from the School of Medicine at the University of Chicago. Dr. Gitnick will intern on the Osier service at John Hokins Hospital, Baltimore, Md. He has been elected to the Society of Sigma Xi, honorary scientific research fraternity.
Rabbi filler Heads Synagogue Council Rabbi Uri M i l l e r of Beth Jacob Congregation in Baltimore, Md., was elected president of. the Synagogue Council of America at the closing plenary session of the organization jn New York City. He succeeds Rabbi Julius Mark of New York. Rabbi Miller, at one time, was spiritual. leader of B'nai Israel Synagogue in Omaha. His wife is the former Rose Shafer of Omaha and sister of George J. Shafer. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Isadore S h a f e r , former Omahans, now living in Los Angeles, Cal. Her father visited here a week ago.
olftnS A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Izenstat on June 12. Grandparents are Messrs. and Mmes. Leon Gotsdiner and Cecil Izenstat. Mr. and Mrs. M a r t i n L. Greene, of Boston, Mass., announce the birth of a son, Jonathon Irving on June 11. Mr. Greene is a third-year medical student at Harvard University's School of Medicine and a former Omahan. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weisberg of Bayonne, N, J., and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Levinson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Belgrade became the parents of a third son, James Scott on June 8 at Clarkson Hospital. Their other sons are Robert Lawrence and Bruce Steven. Grandparents are M e s s r s . and Mmes. E. M. Zalkin and Max Belgrade. Mrs. Sam Katz is a great-grandmother of the baby. SEMINARY AWARDS 65 DEGREES New York (WNS)—Sixty-five students received degrees at the 69th commencement exercises of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America.
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The annual donor luncheon of the Mizrachi Women's Organization will be h e l d on Wednesday, June 26 at 12:30 p.m. at the Jewish Corrrnunity Center. Highlights of the afternoon's program will include Israeli songs by Cantor Emil Berkovits, of Beth Israel synagogue, with Alexander Riskin as accompanist. Greetings will be extended by Mrs. M a t t h e w Poliakoff, president of the •organization. Mmes., Ben Handler, Oscar Diamond and Henry Appel, also will -participate in the program. Mrs. Irving Blank will serve as chairman of the event and will be assisted by the Mmes. Max Arbitman, Abraham Fisher, Abraham Lipsman, Frank Sekar, Zalman Segal, Max Slutsky. Reservations are b e i n g taken by Mmes. Ruth Ackerman and Harry Paskwitz.
Washington, D.C., Mrs. Lee C. White accepted a presentation for Mrs. John F. Kennedy at a benefit there for the Esther Sonneborn Fund of the Hebrew Home for the Aged. Mrs. White is the wife of the assistant special counsel to the president of the United States. Her husband is coordinator of government activities, on civil rights and idea man. He serves as chairman of the informal committee on civil rights. Mr. and Mrs. White and their four children live in Northwest Washington. Mr. White is the son of Mrs. Herman White and his wife, the former Dorothy Cohn, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohn.
Among the vice-commanders elected by the American Legion Post No. J are Abe Vengcr, Yale Truslin and Morris J. Shapiro.
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