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The annual cocktailsupper of Kach ol three distinguished man and J;ii(l" ; and the iJiisincss mid l'rolcKt.ional •nerSection ol tin; Women's division comiiiiiuity leaders will speak at. Joe M '.Uv>S '••edof the Jewish Philanthropies one ol (lie three worker's colC';nnpi>ii;ii will lit' held Wrdner,- fees of the Women's Division day. April li ;il the Jewish Com- o[ the Jewish Philanthropies munity Center, il was announced Campaign on Wednesday. April :..,( (lays on ADI il by Mi'ss Dorothy Weiner. B. & P. !i or Thursday. April !l, Mrs. Ji .... :i tor Uichanl S. Levill of chairman and Mrs. ('"red lirod- Fred Brodkey, Women's Gcner- De.s Moines. Iowa, treasurer of kev. Woman's Division general fd Chairman, said today. Dial Finance Co.. who will ap chairman. The talks will deal with the P"«r at all three of the meeting > Supper will be served ut li:l~> needs and problems to he laced wil.ii the Women's Chairmen p.m.. following a cocktail hour. on tlie local scene. Mr. Levitt, who is also; Diree Miss Myrtle Kreenian will be in The Omahanr. are Arthur H. tor of the lowa-Oes Moines N.i oh,u(;e ol tlie .suppi-r arrange- Goldstein, current Jewish Fed- tional Hank. West Central lie ments. eration President and a past g i o n a l Vice-Chairman of the Miss Weiner said Hie .supper Genera! Camp:ii",u Chairman; United Jewish Appeal Young is always a pU'UKiml occasion Calvin T'.t. Newman, past Phil- Leader.'ihii) Cabinet, member of and a chance lor women in the anthropies initial Gilts Chair- the board of the Des Moines "workin/j world" lo renew old J e w i s h Welfare Federation jicmiaintninees. member of the board of dirw Urges All to 1Attend tors in Des Moines of the Na "I hope everyone beluiifnn;; Young Women Ueof tional Conference of Christian'; to this section will be present." she stressed. "The event i;; :i April 8 at 12:S0 P-K3- and Jews, and of the Polk Coun very imporl.'inl one for all of u:; The Young Women's Division ty Society for Crippled Children and a mast delightful evenim; is of Jewish Philanthropies has and Adults as well as n member planned." .scheduled a final meeting for of the Citizens Advisory Com This special section composed Wednesday. April ii at 12;:',(l p.m. mittee of the Des Moines Com munity School District. of women in business or in pro- at Temple Israel. fessional roles as their unit title I.'ichard S. Levitl. of Des TIIItKK MKK'flNfiS specifies, many hoklin/; key po- Moines. Iowa, will be the feaMrs. Brodkey said the three sitions of responsibility in the tured speaker. Mr. Levitt is meetings in Omaha homes on city,-annually join forces durin;; West- Central f!e;;ional Vice- Wednesday and Thursday, will the campaign, to do their part Chairman of the United Jewish give workers a more informal •for Philanthropies. Miss Weiner Appeal Youth Leadership Cabi- opportunity to ask questions pointed oul. net. He is also a member of a b o II t their campaign roles, the Hoard of the Jewish Welfare than at the usual single function. Kit hard I.evill. Sjn-.ilicr TUchard Levitt. Des Moines, Federation ol Des Moines. Mr. Present at each of the gatherIowa, will lie the guest speaker, Levitt will speak on the United ings be one of Mrs. BrodJewish Appeal which is one key's will Miss Werner announced. co-chairmen, her captains phase of the local. Philanthro- and workers. Fashions hy Zooli's A style show featuring "Fash- pies campaign. KI)WAKI> A. KOSK.V IfOMK ions Dy Zoob's will he narrated James Farber, Men's Division Kiehard S. Levitt by Klaine Jabenis. Mrs. A. C. Chairman of the Omaha CamThe Wednesday. April ft meetFell/nan, a Women's Division co- paign, will base his remarks on in!1, will he a 9:30 a.m. coffee cal scene in his talk at the Cof- Pepper, (5202 Calchairman, will hi; the accompa- the local Jewish agencies. at the home of Mis Edward A. fee at 9:,'iO a.m., Thursday. ifornia on Tliurs-" , d a y afternoon, nist. Models ior ihe show will An added feature will he a Rosen, fifilfi Hick-- - _ - -<r>——,. April <) at the — be: Misses Roberta Grossman, style show presented by Gold- ory Street where home of Mrs y*~~» i April 9, will be i Lou Ueth Shwidelson. Marian stein Chapmans. with accesso- Mr. Goldstein II e n r y Riekes, ' ' M r . N e wm a n f Strauss; Mesdames George Ei- ries from Brodkey Jewelry. The will speak to cap 410 So. n St. for , The a s s e m b l y ^ .S sdnberg.. Phil Fcldman, Harold newest things in spring styles tains and workMrs. A. C. Fell ; ^ _ j t h e r e will inGarber and Joe Kushenbaum. will be modeled. Klaine Jabeuis ers participating man, a Division clude Mrs. C. M. Invitations have been extend- will narrate the show with mu- in the Campaign Co-Chairman, her ' ' > j •Newman, a Divi/ ed to all women in thin group. sical accompaniment by Mrs.with Mrs. I7ac a p t a i n s and s i o n Co-Chair-/ Door prizes, consisting of a A. C. Fellman. Models include: dore Elewit/, a workers. in a i), her cap-] dress, jewelry and other gifts, Mesdames Gerald Colin. Linda . W o m e n ' s CoII e r captains tains, Mesdames: Fortil, Colman Greenberg, Mil- Chairman. will be offered. are Mesdames Max Canar, Huvlard Margolin, Martin Stnen- Her captains arej r—-i Arthur A d! e i, o 1 d Cherniack. Ncivniau berg. Donald Stern. Irving Wohl- Mesdames: Hen {_. Max B i 11 n e i, Leo Eisenstatt, Paul Grossman, ner and Edward Zoriivsky. Itite Publicity in TSie ry Appeal, IrvBennett Colin At the conclusion of the meet- ing W. Charney. Alfred Frank, Seymour Conn, Harry Feren- Joel Helfman, Jerome Milder, inj;, a beautiful dress, lovely Saul M. Graetz, Henry L. Green- stein, Alfred Fiedler, Arthur S t u a r t Muslcin. Stanley PerlJewish Press meter. Iran Sherman, Stanley jewelry, plus additional gifts. berg. Norman Halm, Julius Katzwill be presented to lucky ticket man. Sam L. Kutzman, David H. H. Goldstein, Barton Greenberg. Slo3burg, Alfred Sophir. ShefAll articles for tho Harold Kasin. Louis Katz, DaSperling, and their workers. holders. Jewish Press Lewis, Stanley Shapiro, Harry vid C. Platt and Max Wolfson. man PAS'J' CMAIJIMAN TO SERVfi Mrs. Marlon Somherg and Sidman and Harold Zelinskv. Musf be in writing. .MAt'KICK PEPPER HOME Mrs. Warren Zweiback are coPast Women's Division ChairDeadline for copy i t KIICKKS HOHK Local speaker at a 1 p.m. cof- men oi the Philanthropies will chairman of the Young Women's Friday noon. Mr. Rice will picture the lo- fee at ihe home of Mrs, Maurice serve as assistant hostesses at Division. the three meetings. .
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"MORE PERSONALIZED" "Everyone was so cooperative and gracious in helping us plan for the April il and 9 event, ''Mrs. Brodkey states, 'and we are deeply grateful." We icel the meetings in private homes are more personalized and will five the workers a chance to ask questions and feel free to clarify their roles. She expressed her appreciation for the hospitality and ijenerosity offered by .Omniums ior the use of their homes. ATTENDANCE UROKl) Mrs. Brodkey said invitations have been sent to all Ihe workers and captains. "Not only will they U * v » more about the campaign from the community leaders." she said, ''but they will hear Richard Levitt, a well i n f o r m e d speaker." Door prizes will be given at each ot the meetings. KJ3ON Radio 1490 PrebenU "Message of Israel" Sunday, April 5 at 8 AM. "Passover in Russia" Goldberg, BibicqH, J a vita
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Sunday ;if!i-niunn hor.'.ebacl: riding sessions will start up ii/:ain April il- Tim; e on Ihe Sunday aitcrnooii trail trips leave from the CYnU-r at I and return by .1. I'ce l o r the afternoon sessions is i2 ami i-<« er.s the liiim;; and |ln- transportation to jiiHi Ironi the session:-:. urday morning. R::iO and MinI{i;fr.i;-tr.'iti(;ii is innileil .'.nil must be m a d e in advance. All eha fi::!D p.m.. followed by Shu- ridin/' jironp.--: llavt- two snpervi.Mir.s.
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g p.m. Ilclh Israel: No kite service tonight. April :ird. Tnulitmnal losh Seudos. Sunday moniing Kriduy evening service (Koljotas .service at 7 a.m. Daily services Art Contest for Students Shilbbos) at (>:!i() p.m. at (i:,'ifl a.m. ;intl l!:.'i(l p.m. 'I'he Anriiiiil Stiid.-iit Art Contest and Show for students mid Saturday morning services be1'rklpy, April :!, servici-.v !'•::;<) sponsored by the Jev.-i; h Community {.'enter was announced this gin at [f:45 a.m. PAHSOVKH a.m. and <j::if> p.m. week. Any ;;r;.;de school, junior bi|;h or hij;h school student is YISKOR service at 11KS0 a.m. Saturday. April 4. :-<i\i<-es to enter, with trophic;; beinj.; awarded to both boy:; and Shabbos Minclia at li:40 p.m. !i:.'Hj a.m. Yizkor. l'i;;u a.m. and (lii'ible j:iri-'-: in four different fli\'i;,ions. and Maariv at 7:,'i(t p.m. Sunday 6.:.''0 p.m. There- is no entry f< e and the only restriction is that the art morning services at ii a.m. work mil;:) havr1 been completed within the last six months. All Daily services at 7 a.in. and Temple Israel: Conclusion of entries should be MihmMlcd to the Center's Activities Office and Passover .services will he at 1! 6:40 p'm. o'clock this morning in the Cha- ,'Jiould be in before 'May I. A .special .shov.in;; of the- rntrios plus the awards will be Belli ICI: Passover—Closing pel of Temple Israel. Yizkor ;;ivi il the lir;;t Sunday in .May. Over 100 .students are expected Days. Friday Service.at '.) a.m. Memorial Prayers will be read. lo i nler the i.onte.,1 to be judged by jirofessional artists to be Late evening service at 8:15 p, Sabbath evening servic«.'s will aniniiinced. m. 28th Annual Concert of Jew- be at fi:lS o'clock at Temple Isish Music. rael with Rabbi Sidney H. Suiscase Theater Saturday. April 4th: Early Brooks officiating. Service, including Yizkor. fi;-)5 . Mrs. Helen Makiosky will be The Center's HnitcuM' 1'heater, a traveling (J-OIIJX" of (irade, a.m. Morning Service at !l a.m.•"'the • speaker lollowiii;; tbf Sab- junior hi;;ii and hi-ih .school students, offers studcnlfi with talent Yizkor 'Memorial) Service at 11 'bath'worship in the -sixth ol the an •opportunity to pcriorm before audiences and p.roup.';. Sabbath Discussion Series. it.m. In char;;!1 of the Suitcase Theater is Kilecn Davis, a .student The Annual Concert of Jewish at Central Ifijjh School, who coordinate-;; all of the acts and The theme for the series is Music at Belli El Synagogue "The Perspective ol Judaism arranges cnfjfijjcnu.'iit.s for the f:roup. will be held on Friday evening. Applied to The Changin;." Pat.Students jnteri.'slt-d in partieipatin;: in the fjroup may con. April :ird. the last evening of terns of American Life,"' and tact the Center or Mis;; Davis, Passover, following the regular Mrs. Makicsky will speak on "Jn Group;; may ai;;o arrange for the p;roup lo perform, or may service. Cantor Aaron I. Edgar Family Life." arrange lor ;.,j)ecial free acts l)y advance appointment. and the augmented Belli El Musical portions of the servSynagogue Choir will present a ice will be by Cantor Mnnlrcc! program of liturgical composi- I'1. Kuttner and the Tiinplc New Senior Citizens Groups to Be Formed A luncheon and discussion jjroup for retired businessmen tions as well as Yiddish and Is- Choir under Hi'' direction of MRs only, and a special >!ioup to perform part-time work usinj; retired raeli folk song.s. Jda Gitlin. individual;; i;; bHuj; formed upon rcqii'.'St, a.'inounced Joseph The program will feature the RelreshiiK-nt-; will ije served. Jtnriinuw:;ki. music of Max Ilelfinaii. eminent Tin- Sprin;; Series of COKKEE I'clind busiue.ssii'iei) v.'ho still retain an interest in the busicomposer and conductor who AND CONVKl-t.SATirj.NS k,l by passed away recently. Most o! Rabbi Sidney H. Hrooks for the ness world or current event;;, are welcome to join the i;r<inp Hadinowski .staled. Tliost.- interested in joiiiin,'! the fjroup are rethe settings of the service will women oi 'lVrnple Israel will be(jiieMetl to call (he Center's Activities Olfic;.-. :>-\2-}'M\t\. be from his Friday evening gin Tuesday. Apri! 7 at 10 n.ni. .service "Shabbat Koiii.-sh" .Mid This group enjoys this weekly the program will include selecS'y Service Popular tions Iron) his cantata, •'r'esliv.'i! discussion of .';i;;nific.ap.i boo):;;. Leading f:anie;-:. ;:.s.<;i.stinf( with ideas, running movie;;, procontemporary issues, today';; of First Fruits." vjflin.i; cntertruiicrs is a short description of the Party Service news, views on yesterday, and Members of-the Concert Cb'iir Jewish valii"!i. offered to parent;; for children'.'; partK-;.;, spccinl celebration;; and are: Mines. Dan Cohen. Ko'.v;,ni other event:;. The group will meet for lour Kanlor. William K a t z n i ; : n . ccinseciitive Tiie.Miays. Ctihzation of the Parly Service may he obtained by interStuart Muskin. Albert 'I. K:ine.Med parents by cailhi:; the Center. intrni.in I d ' ini Ro < n I' MI' Over 15 j/artie.s are coordinated each nmntb. all at a low yir;osi..\vi.\ TO I:I;STOKI: Ruback Robci: sdul'i i ' - d i e service charge, by the Party Planning S'.'rvice. Schwartz. Norman Whitman: the (I MI II ItH S NAZIS Misses Sirjn Blod Ahu I ell in s m r n i i) V..i Inn Ion ' JTAl -The Viigo- More Youth Musicians Needed man and Zulia Zuker. Me' •' l i . i nib il v informed a visitMort Bertt. Harry DuBofl. .lad The Center Youth Orchestra and Dance Band which meetn in ' d( 1' " it on oi rabbis this Lieb Milts R(mer M 1 • \n l!nfl every Sunday afternoon under professional direction would like '(<!• tint U,< Belgrade Governman J e n \ V. i <imm and additional musician;; lo expand. Accordionist;; and guitarists a r e Mark Zalkin. Organ iiccoinrja- in' nt Ind i"i(( (1 to restore Jewpresently 'needed to develop the "swinjj section" while any ;;rado nisi is Mis C (or; i I I < i hi ij; ish i f m< t< i i , in that country or junior bi^b school ;;ludeuts who play an instrument v/ill be which had been destroyed by welcomed into the group to develop their .skill in playin;; popular music. B'nai Jacob.-Atl;is Veshiiron: •In N.i/i«. during the S e c o n d Friday Mincha <> ,0 p in . Sat World War,
Party Service Popular I ending fiaints. assisting with party ideas and plans. liinHmf! movies and provkliiiR entertainer;; is ;i .short description of the Party Service offered to parents for children's parties and special celebrations and events. Utilization of the Service may be obtained by interested parents by culling the- Center.
Other Adult Courses Being Offered New courses bein;.; developed for adults include a special photoj'i aphy coiir.se. a course in motion picture techniques, a be-. Kinnirifj and advanced course in painting, n course in small boat maintenance, another series in boats and their operation, a course in patio cookery plus physical conditioning classes.for men, instructor certification course;; in swimming and bridge instruction classes
I'irltiifd above .it the I)r I'lnhp Slier Ifoirn :no Mi->. KQIJCIL LPWIIC, on l.uldir, ami "Mrs, Morns hii.ipuo, Community Services VK«'-1*II sirtent of the Council of Jimsli Wonun, as Iliey adjust new draperies in the auditorium of (lie home. Council lias rnci'nllj unileit.ikdi the projict of lefurbislimg the room at the home. Mrs. Levine and Mrs. Joseph Norwich served a s decorators, selecting draperies, curtains for the stage, and colors.
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DAVID f'AKKEK Dedication services for David Parker will be held on Sunday, April .1, at 11 a.m. at Golden Hill Cemetery.
OAKY KII:KI:S Mr. ;iiiii Mrs. M:ix Kiukcs :uin o i m c t Ihe H.-ir Milzvuh of their .son, (I;iry i'iut\:v:;. on .Saturday inornin;;, April 11th nt (lie 10:110 .Service at Beth Kl SynLigo&ue.
J i ; F i - i u : v ji Har Mitzvah of .Jeffrey Ilochster. son of Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Ilocbstf-r will be celebrated on April I 1 at .'!:•!:> a.m. at Iletb Israel .Syna;;o;;ue. ItOIiKliT AKONSON liobert Aronr.on. son of Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Aronson, will bii'ome liar. Mitzvah. Saturday, Apri! 11, at Temple Israel. MMtJA.M HltOOKS Miriam I'rool-.s. daughter of I'abbi and Mrs. Sidney H. fironks, will beconie Ilns Milzvah, Saturday. April A, at Temple l:;rael.
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All fllriHl.N mill relatives :<re invIU'tl t o att«.-ii(l fet-r\i<1t'S and r<- <-fjitio».
Robert Gross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gross has been named to the Dean's List at Yale University.
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Youth Council Set ^alzoh P a c k a s e s M Olsfrlliiifed in IISSH For 'Biggest New York (JTA>—The Byna-. gogue Council of America, which
one unable to attend please.1 ANNIVKKSAKY The -Kith ;mnivi-i\sary of I'/nai phone :(!»:)• KM;. Barbara Jess and Marshall ' * « B'rith Youth Organization will Abrahams, co-chairmen for the iias .sent to the Soviet Union be highlighted with ;i dinner on COUNCIL l!l(i't Youth Council Philanthro- 2,000 packages of inatzoh, of 10 April 12, )!)(<!. iit the ttUirkslonc The Public Afiairs s t u d y pies Rally, are putting the lin- pounds each, reported today that JlotH honoring liliYO i'ounrlrr ;.;roup of the Omaha Section Na- ishing touches on the Rally it ha.s been informed by reliable Sum Beljer. tional Council of Jewish Women which will be held this Saturday sources from abroad that the will meet on Tuesday. April 7 evening at the Shenitoit-Fonl.cn- mut'/.uh parcels sent iron) the At It p.m. the public is invited to ;>R(.'iid ;i i'<;r<jinony cippim; ill !l:.'10 a.m. Mrs. Alan Hlollty clle Hotel Ballroom al <!:)5 p.m. United Stales were being held in the Soviet customs houses and the 40th ;mnm.T.';:<ry proceed- will be discussion leader and Featured al. this Hally will be ings in the Ballroom of the hostess at her home, :!()(> N. the leading disc jockey in the. are not being distributed lo the liUiekslone. Charter members, Idnd. The subjects for f'r»ii|i midwest, Paul Oscar Anderson, people to whom they were adMr. Heber. Advisors, and the discussion will be "Who can im- irom radio station KOJL. Mr. dressed; "Individuals in the Soviet Unyouth them.sclves will be ie;i- migrate to the United Stales' Anderson is preparing a special iureil ;i:; the crarth: of UIJYO and "Tlii; new look in religion program for all those attending ion should have received postal notices to pick up their parcels, celebrates its 40)It birthday. in (he Public Schools.'' which will include a gigantic but no .suet) notilications have It wiis in JillM that Helx/r (jive away portion with such been sent." Rabbi Uri Miller, Ijumcled (o;;elher ;i fjroup <i! !T> priv.es as: fid KOIL Good Guy president of the Synagogue Omaha boys to lonn Alejih Sweatshirts, -HiO brand new -15 Council, said. "With the excepZadil; Alepli. the teenage boys records from the record library tion of the parcels lo Chief Kaburm'ol P/nai li'rith. From that of KOIL. Beatle Booster But- bi Yehuda Leib Levin of Mos.•; m ii I 1 bei',iiiiiirii;, UIJYO ha;; tons, Beatle Wigs. Beatle Books, cow, no other parcels have been jjiown lo include .some l.liOO inand many other surprises. delivered although it is four days A new musical comedy, "The dividual chapters and lo include 1 "With all these prizes and the before Passover. Travels of Benjamin the III. ' B'nai B'ritli ;;irls and li'nai "The action of the Soviet auplus a trilingual musical and special program that P.O.A. is U'rilli yoiinj' adults. comedy review w i l l be pre- producing for us. everyone in thorities in backtracking on Overall chairmen tor the 10th sented at the Jewish Commu- the entire Omaha Jewisii Youth their original agreement in ala n n i v e r s a r y celebration are. nity Center's Auditorium t h i s Council .should attend this tre- lowing parcels to be shipped lo Harry Colick, Kiij;en(! l.Jraun, Tuesday, April 7 at H::iO p.m., mendous event," stated the 1 !)(>•! individuals in the Soviet Union ami Al Lowe. Assistinj; them Joseph Hadinovvski, coordinator Marshalls, Barbara Givot, and is clearly manifested in their iire Youth Chairmen Trancie ot the event staled. Carl Riekes, Captains and Lieu- holding up these parcels in cusHorn.slcin and Ira ItaznicI:. 'l'lie tenants are requested to come The presentation here by the to Rally ,'iO minutes prior to toms," the Synagogue Council chairmen have announced that president declared. "The Jewish the no-host dinner will begin at Farband Theater Ensemble, un- starting time al. 7:<l,r> p.m. for a community of the Uniled Stales <i::ll) ill the House and Gardens der the direction of Ben Bonus brief instructional meeting took the word of the Soviet auroom of the Blackstone. Tickets marks the 50th anniversary of thorities in good faith when they are ?4 per plate, and can be se- annual touring shows put on by informed them that inatzoh cured by callin;; dinner chair- the Farband organization. could be sent to individuals in A cast ot seven, readin;; like men Dr." Sol Kutler, r»5«-(lO!)!i. or the Soviet Union. The inlormaMrs, Ida Sacks, f>.r)iJ-2.i!!0. Also a who's who in the Jewish Thetion received over this weekend assisting on the dinner commit- ater, wil be featured. Included clearly indicates another change in the cast arc Ben Bonus, extee is Mrs. .Imly Siej;el. in Soviet policy and the double ceptionally well known national, Other committee eliaimen an?: standards being set by the .Soly and internationally for his Mrs. Babe Aronoff, Airs. Mary viet-Government." appearances on the c o n c e r t Lou Goodman, Mrs. Shirley stage; Miriaii) Kressyn, a -sucKirsheiihaum, Kd Kaiitor, Mrs. The way certain chemicals Helen fiiffcin. Karl Kie/jel, Dick cessful actress who is known as cause cancer is explained i a one of the top stars of the YidFellman and Al Crouse. AZA new finding that the chemicals mid ISBG chairmen are Floyd dish stage; Seymour riechzcit, suppress the production of a a favorite in Knglish and YidKrieden, Shirley Kirshenbaum, substance called interferon that Paula Mafjzamin, Kllie Zelinsky, dish circle;;: Max and Reizol is normally put out by cells in Handy Kn^el. and I'.arb Cluida- Bozyk. a celebrated theatrical response to virus infection. Inteam; David Liclit, a known ditolf. terferon prevents the spread of rector for the Ilabiniah Thenthe infection by inle iiring with ter. and Pola Karison. a concert cmziA'S CM T, virus production. pianist labelled among musiElection of olficers was held cians as the best accompani'sl at the Senior Citizen';; Club at to any solo performer. the JCC. ' The Tuesday evening performThe following officers were ance represents the last present'lfiCUnl: F. O. Anderson •President: Mr. Morris Nach- tation by the community's Yiddish Culture Council for the curmail. WAI,I. TO WAI.I. CAKI'KTlNd ! AMI I I I1M1 I Ki: Vice President: Mr. Joe ttn- rent, season. Those who love ( I . I . A M : I I I N l o i K IIOMK the theater will thrill to the per(llnow.sky. formance, presented in both •Secretary: Mrs. Sam Po.ska. YOUNG JUDAEA IKITI'TIN); • UKI'MlUSti , Treasurer: Mrs. Michael Mor- Yiddish and English, UadiiiowJ.AYIM; • si;\viN(i The Junior High Young Juski stated, as it represents one I I I M I I M : • < I.I:.\MX«; ris.. daea and Dots, the (ilh Grade of the finest forms of the thea• Coordinators: Mrs. J. Milton Young Judaea groups will hold Margolin and Mrs. Louis Cutler ter art. Ticket;; are $1 for adults and their regular meetings on Sun..representing Omaha Section Na. tiortal Council of Jewish Women. HO cents for students and will day, April 5, al the Jewish Comciu be available the night of the munity Center, at 2:.'i0 p.m. A performance at the Center. A special program is being planned COUSINS CMJIl RUG CLEANERS •• Mrs.' Jack Lutlbej,' will be capacity audience is expected and treats will be served. All members are urged to be pres- Don Bernstein, 345-2554 •-hostess to the Cousins Club at for the solo production by the ent. the Regis Hotel, April !!, Any- group in Omaha.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson announce the birth of a daughter, Cynthia Sue on March J3. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Novak and Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Anderson of Lincoln. Great grandparents are. Mv. and Mrs. Sam Novak, Mrs. William Weiner and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson or Lincoln. Nibiuskj. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Linsman announce the birth of a daughter, Jill Corinne, on March 'i. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Passer of Council Bluffs. The couple has one oilier daughter, Bari Ilene Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Kushner announce the birth of a daughter. Kiniberly Sue. The couple has two other dau^hteis, Karen Lynn and Jill Laurie, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Richard. Hoelnnan announce the birth of a son, Daniel Alan on March 3. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Is. M. .Zallciu and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rochman. . Great grandmother is Mrs. Sam Katz. The couple has two other children, Julie Ann and Michael . •"* Jay. Ausraliii leads the work! in the production of wool. THE HOLUS CO. 'ItHAL KKTATE To liny ur SHI Call
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Pictured above are tin1 Iddv-Iiiddy basketball |>lay<Ts . . Front row (lHt to rightl Scott (iilinsLy, Doug Tarrn, Jell Parker, "Konnk* Abruins, I.ance Margolin, (iaiv Kpsieiii, John Wintrmib, John Goldman, Scolt Luslgarten. Jell ISrookstein. SiTnnd rmv (left lo right) Bruce Vanii, John i'lciniaii, Kddie Kpstcin, Bruce Kichards, David Shapiro, Sieve .Wpoinnirl;, Clary (.'olirn. Jay "Parsow, Dave I'aisuiv, Spencer Itrookslcin, and (lary Koifman. Twenty-one Iddv-ISiddy baskt'lball [dayrrs put on a last and precise exhibition "I basketball drill and fundamentals in a recent demonstration before parents and tiieiids at (lie Jewish Community ("cuter. A soeial hour followed Hie perlotmimee.
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Basketball th.it bun,; a VK toi v over the jn.mrible IlicHm ni'n We salute the men of tin- Ro< V els for then jlnu/ t "iu>' iicwibl-' leat. FINAL STANDINGS W h Micklin U I Milder )0 4
Fifth and Sixth Grade \ll Stars (left lo right! Dave Slosburg, Steve Epstein, Jerry W'aldbaum, I! lice Gilinsliy, Mark Tritstin, .Scott Richards, Bub Ilandclman, Danny Grossman, Mike Abranis, Jerry lierman. coach. Not shown 0 it <> 14here: Hob Cipinko.
FUESIIMAN' LKMiVK Globetrotters Clinch Championship Tin.' Globetrotters won the Freshman league championship last Friday by defeating the Dribble-Droppers 3C-H1 in a haul fought game. Joel Epstein. Mike Katzman and Bob Lipsey saved the' title game by turning m their best performance. Thev scored 24 points between thrm and controlled both back board', for their team. Jeff Cooper had lf> for the losers, who put up a scrappy battle. The Bullets had to battle for one quarter but then br(i/(d to Youth Council AIISUis (lift In 'j 'y.'il'l triumph over the Kni'jhi". righll: Jeff Kuslmcr, II a r 1 <• y Todd Greenstone and Paul Ep Slirager, Jack Steininan, Nate stein scored ten points api'cc AmsU-r, Dan Katskee, Sheldon for the winners and Dave SI')', Perelinan, Phil (Jrecnbcrg, Kill burg dumped in 5 for the lo ,i i s Alloy, Ted Sanford, liarry Zooh, Final League Standings Al Konecky, coach. Not shown IV L here arc: ]!ill Ginsburg, Paul Globetrotters , 2 Kairnan,, Steve Wald and Jerry Bullets . . . . ....'.G 3 Coldinan. Dribble Droppers '.', fi Knights 2 7 Scoring Jeff Cooper Vii) Mike Katzman !).j Paul Epstein f!'i Todd Greenstone !12 Sanford Friedman 7-1 H'> 2I"> "M 101 I'll
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R Kris Harris, riding diiedor at the Kstlicr K. .Veiwii.iii ('imp. and has instructed swimming dancing and riding in Southern California. Jack McGuire, the Swimming Coach at Iowa State UnivusiU says'of Miss Harris, tint '-hr is the most talented and cip.ihlc voting lady he has eyei co.u lied or instructed. A-stable of over 20 hoi •,< s will be at the camp for cluldien to briddle. saddle, learn to take care of and ride in the instructional riding ring on the trails. Three other camp personnel assist in the close supervision of the riding activities. liccaiiEe of the popularity of the camp and because of the unusually fine stuff we will have this .summer, Brodkey" stated parents'should register t h e i r children now so as to prevent any disappointment in the future when the capacity of the camp sessions have been reached. Children can still be registered for two, four, six or eight weeks of camping. Brodkey concluded by stating that a staff of 40 will supervise the 110 campers each of the four camping .sessions.
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