NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIOT Lincoln, Nebraska
APR 24 1964
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Tlu* following .statement was written by Kdwurd 1). lirodkey, Chairman of I lie lilli) Philanthropies Campaign, in answer to some {uipstions the Oinnlia Jewi i It community has been asking in c (i n n e c t ion willt (lie I'lul.m ' j tliiopie.s drive i In the niiiul, of iiiuny people Our annual .lev, i.-ill Pliilaiitlno '[lies Campaign is just "a n o t h e t" drive in the .lew U\i community i vis And there .no some folks who think that Ibis campaign is only for overseas needs and relief
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the United Jewish Appeal. Nothing cnidd be further from the actual trulli! TUB KACT IS that the Jewish Philanthropies C a in |) a i g n is Omaha's largest mitl most inelusive drive lor Jewish needs. A.s .such it i.s not just another campaign in a real .sense, it i.s some UOH campaigns combined into one I!IG ORJVK. THE OTIJKR FACT IS that while Hie United Jewish Appeal i.s the major beneficiary ol our ONE UK; DKIVK. (here are al.so included many Jewish causes and needs in Ihe United Stales, and more especially, in our own community of Omaha. In the United SUlis Included in the campaign i.s a ,';roiip of agencies which we
F(ir ftirlluT information on ihe following activities and progratis call (lie Jewish Community ('ruler's Activities Office, .'ilM.TO;.
-Women's Aftaoon Golf Instruction A special aeries of afternoon golf instruction classes directed b.y a golt prolessional are to be started by the Jewish Communilv Center. , Personalized instruction and supervision in major aspects of the sport will be developed in the short series of afternoon Classes designed to improve the game of the participants. Further information and particulars on the cour.se and the instruction may be .secured by calling the Center's Athletic l)c[Ittlment,
Evening Outdoor Cooking Session Slated Men interested in developing their skills and techniques in outdoor cookery using the popular charcoal barb-q style, patio uui'.s will have the opportunity to receive unusual instruction plus hints and suggestions in a one-session course to be olfeted by the Center. Conducting the outdoor cooking class, for men onlv, will be an experienced chef and kitchen expert. There is no fee for the course with only a limited number Ot registrations being accepted. The one session instruction course i.s being slated far a Wednesday evening, and will be conducted in a west Omaha location. •Registrations for the free course may be made by calling tlu* Center's Activities Department.
(..ill ...i.y relations." I h e i e are six of them, and each one does tremendous work for every one.of us. These organixaitons protect and defend Jewish riyhls in America, and in Omaha. They stand guard and keep a watchful eye on anything which i.s likely to affect your welfare, and the future lit your children. These organiaztions work directly for all of us. To support Ilieni adequately is, therefore, an important obligation upon us. The next j;roup is "Health and Welfare." These include three hospitals which wliile they are not located in Omaha, give us the same service as though they were in Omalia. It is to these hospitals that we .send about 1(1 people annually; we send (hem there because their facilities and equipment are especially designed lor dread diseases. These hospitals need our support and help. Then (here is a large group of national, cultural, and religious agencies, which would have campaigned separately and indivkiuallv, were they not included in the'one NIG DRIVE, which we call Jewish Philanthropies. Ami in Omalia We all agree that the needs of our community must be the first charge against our combined campaign. At the Dr. Slier Home for Aged we care for some (ifl residents daily, The kind ol care and attention given to our residents is well known in. the community. Bui do you know that it costs about $7.~"> a day to maintain jt resident at the Home? And not every resident CM affoid llus cost Shall we deny admission and <>uc to them, oi shall v e i ,w,v the funds
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and home they need? And there is another keystone in our community, and (hat i.s Jewish Education for our children. To educate your child in Public School, everyone pays taxes. We Jews—to give our children a Jewish education— also pay taxes, voluntary taxes, through our gilt to the Jewish Philatillnopics Campaign. It i.s this money wliich Helps keep the schools at Roth El, Belli Israel, and Temple Israel going on. the best level possible, and enables them to secure the best possible teachers and staff for your children. Some 1.201) children attend the. various schools ol our Synagof'ue.s and Temples. A .substantial part of tlii- cost of the .school is raised by the .Jewish PhilanIhropies lor the benefit of all three groups. It is clear then, thai when we raise money lor
•. Kiddy ECani|i Features Safety Course It was announced this week that the Kiddy Kamp, pre-school division of Center Day Camp, will have a.s part of its regular program a specially conducted traffic safety section, This section will be presented by the Omaha Police Department Traffic Safety Division. The program i.s similiar in nature to the one offered by the Department to all Ihe pro-school youngsters in Omalia in the lale spring. Youngslers in this Kiddy Kamp will learn the meaning of traffic lights, where to cross the stieets piopeily what to do when tiding on a bus and many (Continued on Page !)
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Art Contestfor 'Students The Annual Student Art Contest and Show for students and sponsored by the Jewish Community Center was announced. Any grade school, junior high or high school student i.s eligible to enter, with trophies.being awarded to both boys and girls in four different divisions. There is no entry fee and the only restriction is that the art work must have been completed within the last six months. All entires should be submitted to the Center's Activities Ofiice and should bo in before May 1. A special showing of the entries plus the awards will be given the first Sunday in May. Over 100 students are expected to enter the contest to be judged by professional artists to bo announced.
Jewish ftdutjlion we teally raise it for our own salves, and our own children. Our Jewish Community Center has an impact upon every group in Uie community. Beginning with the very youngest, up to the very oldest, cooperating' With many groups in. tlxe'cityjUve Center serves us all, in many ways. For instance, in our work with teen-agers, we reach sonio MO boys and girls, offering guidance rind help in their programs and activity, And then Mien; is qor Camping Program at the Kslher K. Newman Camp, just opened last year. .Some 2'.H children—Uwee times as many as before — camped there. And among them, there were children, for whom you marie il possible to attend camp; through your gift. These are children who need the camping experience, for ^ vaviety r>l reasons. And important also is Ihe woik of our Family and Children Service Department, which has been of great help to M5. families, with assistance and guidance in their pvoMevns. Suppose We Old Not Ifaw* One Drive: The programs which i described are included in our one BIO DRIVE. If we did not have this all-inone campaign, then agencies and their campaigners would solicit in this community yearYoimd—-we wo\\\d have Vbe greatest chaos in our community life! Much money would bo wasted on fund-raising and campaigns; we would be constantly badgered in "campaigns," and we would face <i ical 'jungle' m suppoltmg all Ihe nevus we wish and must siippoit
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ExecuSiver, Fitness Booklet Out A booklet designed for the executive or businessman called "The Executive's Daily Dozen," has been printed up recently by the Jewish Community Center. The booklet offers the busy adult male simple and easy isometric exercises that can be performed in just seconds each day that add to persona! physical fitness nud conditioning. The booklet is available on call to the Center for 25 cents which covers the costs of printing' and handling. - Other publications available through the Center include a free College Kit which includes general and specific information about college life, admissions, costs and scholarships. A new booklet, Figuratively Speaking, designed for women only and featuring the new forms of isometric exercises which allow complete exercising |n a matter of seconds each day, has been printed up and will be mailed out. This booklet and a new Came Book for children for small play areas will ba sent out for the cost of handling which is 25 cents a copy. These Center publications can h.a obtained by calling the Activities Office, 342-1366, and having a copy reserved.
Helping students with school problems or helping students wlio want advanced instruction in a particular course Of study {<. } tl's sqal of the Center'* Tutoring Service. Panjonal individual instruction » provided by qualified col• lajjo students or gradugtf* toachera. No charge fa mad* by tU<> Center for its service* wliils ft flmall hourly charge ia made by tic.? iudividimUutors providing the instruction.
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bo arrangad by calling tha Center* Activities Offlc*, 312-1333.
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Naturalist to Conduct Campcraff Program This Year An experienced trail camp instructor, naturalist and school teacher of art at the junior high school level, William Braker, will supervise the campers at the all new Esther K. Newman Camp in campcraft and camping this summer, Edward D, Brodkey, Camp Chairman, announced this week. Braker, an instructor in a junior high school in Council Bluffs, Iowa and a candidate for an advanco dogrep in art instruction at the University of Nebraska, brings to'tha camp a world of camping OKporionoe and an enthusiasm for camping that will devojpp a sound program in outdoor and overnight catnp' n S activities this summer, JBrodkey contfnuad. With th« eamjwraft. and natur« activities now baing f a n n e d
by Braker and others on the program staff at camp, campers cannot but help to develop an interest in nature lore activities and an independence that comes with the ability to prepare one's meals on an open fire, setting up a camping site and learning about nature's plants and animals. 'Vie are extremely pleased to have such capable personnel its William Braker on our staff this summer, Brodkey said, and we are proqd that we far exceed the standards of professional and private camping by providing ono counselor for every six carnnors. With th? staff being hired and orienWd for this summer's campJng activities, Brodkey concludea, parent's can rest assured their children viU have a well supervised camping exparlenca
under professional supervision and instruction. Others on the staff include a doctor at tW& camp throughout the entire season, a pool director that holds a Master's Degree in Fine Arts and \s a member of the Omaha Symphony Orchestra, a full time riding instructor that has not only owned and showed l\et owR horses but is a former gymnastics and womens diving champion of the state of Iowa; Q. craits instructor that is..noir teaching design and decoration jn one of Omaha's suburban high schools; an experienced d tics instructor, plua e x a counseling personnel. ParQnts desiring a R t u W camping expsriflnoo at thu gather K. Newman Camp for |haj«" children should enroll their children n<fti ass capartty in the i w ions is to be rojicbad shortly.
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far and ias literati Published weekly on Friday beginning the last wrek in August through second week in July by the Jewish Federation of Omaha.
All filemls isiid relatives are Invited to attend tervico anil
Ky Charles Arnold WO.MKN'S SMMNASTIC (J.AKV I'l.ATT FOOTBALL CMNIC FOK CLASSICS NOW IN PKOG KICKS FIFTH THROUGH KIOHTII JtOKKKT HEItNSTF.IN Bernard L. KritMlbertr, Editor The Jewish Community Cen- GRADERS AND HIGH Gary Platt, son ol Dr. ami SCHOOL BOYS Airs. Davit! C. Platt, will observe ter's Athletic and Aquatics Departments announces thai a The Jewish Community Center his Bnr Mitzvah and Robert .Slimnaiilic program for women I'ernstf/in, son of Mr. and Mrs. is now in progress on Tuesday is now offering a class in footJerry Bernstein, will observe his and Thursday at 0 a.m. These. ball fundamentals, under the inawards by Mr. Samuel .Stone, Distruction of Chuck Arnold, CenCandle-lighting: «:54 p.m. Bar Mitzvah on Saturday mornrector of Education; Perfect At- in;.;. April 2.r)th. at the 10:30 classes are designed for body ter Athletic Director. Classes Bclh Kl: Sabbath Eve Serv- tendance a'vards by Mr. Harold conditioning and weight control. will be held each Tuesday and ices at Beth El Synagogue will Zclin.sky. Chairman of the Youth Service nt Belli El Synagogue. A swim session is held rdter Friday afternoons from-3:;!0 to begin at 8:15 this evening. Rabbi Commission and Certificates of each slimnastic class and baby- 5:00 p.m. in the Center gym. EmIIAURIKT MAMIEIiUKR Myer S. Kripke will deliver tlie Graduation by Dr. Haskell Morsitting service is provided at no phasis will be placed on calessermon. Cantor Aaron I. Edgar ris, President. Beth Israel Syn- M.N'DA .SCIIMIDMAN' thentics, blocking, running, and additional fee. and the Beth El Syn.'i»o;,'ue agogue. Air. and Mrs. Herman ManTake advantage of this pro- tackling. Choir will render the musical Lessons are free to Center Habbi Benjamin Groner will hciiner announce the I'as Mit/- gram by registering at the Cenportions of the service. members or $5 for 10 sessions vali of their daughter, Harriet ter today. deliver the charge. for non-members. Call the AthTraditional Sabbath Morniiif? The following boys and girls Manheimer, and Mr. and Mrs. letic department for registration l.eon Schinidman announce tin? SOI-THAU. FOK ALL AGIOS Services will begin at !I:.'JO, The will be honored: and further information. li.is Mitzvah of their daughter, ltrrGIN.S AI'UIL 2C Family Service will begin at Lawrence Allen, son of Mr. Linda .Schinidman. on Saturday 10:30 * Minclia-Maariv Services Registration for four soft ball and Mrs. Morris Boguehwal; morning. May 2nd at Uelh El COMMITTKF. PICKS AWARDS will be held at 7:00 p.m. Larry Alan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Synagogue at the 10:.'!<) Service. programs for youth and adults NIGHT I)ATK Sunday morning .services will Milton Cackiii; David Jonathan, i.s being offered to Jewish ComThe ] 7th annual Athletic begin at 11:00. Services during son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall munity Center members, beginning Sunday, April 26 for live Award Night will be held on the week are held at 7:00 a.m. Katz: Larrv Steven, son of Mr. SIMM ADI.KIC and 7.00 p.m. Shari Adler, daughter of Mr. weeks at Elmwood Park, Center Wednesday evening, May 20 in and Mrs. M a u r i c e. Kalzinan; the Jewish Community Center, Diamond. Susan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Morris Adler. will beit was announced by Irvin YafBelli Israel: Kabbi lienjaniin Abrani Kukawka: David Steven, come Has Mitzvah. .Saturday, 'Flu- schedule includes: Groner. Cantor Ernil Berkovits. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rifkin: April 25, at Temple Israel, Second through fourth grade fe. Center Athletic Chairman. Sam Ban was nnmed chairIddy-Biddy clinic of Softball funand the Beth Israel Choir will Karen Dee, daughter of Mr. and damentals, 1:30 p.m. to 2:.'i0 p.m. man of the event by Mr. Yafle. conduct t h ' Late Services this Mrs. Malvin Tepper and Ed- HARISAKA FISIIEK Midget league Softball clinic and The special event committed evening at !l:l-"> p.m. honoring ward Alan, son of Mr: and Mrs. Barbara Fisher, daughter (if games, (possibly league play.) for also will include Lindy Paul, Bob the Talmud Torah Hifili School Harold Zelinsky. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Fisher, boys, fifth through eighth grade Fronikin and Jim Farber. and Junior High Graduates. will observe her Bas Mitzvah sit 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Elmwood Traditional F r i d a y evening Beth Israel Synagogue willl on Saturday, May 2. at Temple Park. Center Diamond. ••services (Kobolas Sh.'ibbosi at hold its second Annual Congre- Israel. Freshmen Soltball League for 6:55 p.m. Saturday in o r n i n g gational Election Dinner meetboys, ninth grade at Memorial services begin at 11:45 a.m. Shab- ing Sunday. April 26. r,::!0 p.m. GHOt'P HAS MITZVAH Park on Thursdays from 4 to 6 bos minchii at 7:00 p.m. followed in the synagogue social hall. A group Bas Mitzvah celebra- p.m. by Maariv at 7:55 p.m. IVAI.I. TO WAI.I. CAUI'lvTINi; Election of fourteen new mem- tion will be held at the lit-lh Varsity Team practices to be AM» I C ItNTII Iti: Sunday morning services at Israel Synagogue on F r i d a y arranged. bers to the synagogue Board of ru:.\M;ij IN v o i u rio.Mr; 9:00 a.m. followed by breakfast eveninf;. May 1, The following Players can register now by and Rabbi's, class in Bible. Jun- Commissioners and a review of girls will celebrate their Bas calling Chuck Arnold, Athletic itKMT'JIM; Illil'AIUIAf; ior Minyon starts at'A:'.Wa.m.. synagogue affairs during the Mitzvah: Barbara, daughter of Director, J e w i s h Community l.AVIMi M:UIN<; I I I M I I M ; • ( I.CAM.Vfi daily services at 7:00 a.m. and past year will highlight the busi- Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel. Bergman. Center, ifli North 20 Street. ness meeting to be conducted 7:05 p.m. Thursday is LAG bv Dr. Haskell Morris, presi- Cart'i),. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, fc'OMKR. David Chorney. and Francine, KAVIM .HT. TRACK dent. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis CHAMPIONS Eiphl boys and Kids will jjradThe evening meeting will also Weiner. uale from Beth Israel's Junior include the presentation of "The Rayim squeezed past Chain) High Division on Friday eve- Ballad of Beth Israel." arranged Weizman last Sunday in the JewRUG CLEANERS ning, April 24. I!IM, The cere- bv Mrs. Gilbert Aronolf and ish Community Center Youth mony will feature participation Mrs. Saul Harris. The cast inCouncil track meet. Rayim fin- Don Bernstein, 345-2554 by the graduates in the Serv- cludes Mrs William Kalzinnn, ished with ,57 points,' Chaim ices, an address by Edward Mrs. Wcizmann had 44 points and John Quinn. Mrs. Yale Zelinsky. the presentation of Youth Council Philanthropies AZA No. 1 placed third with 26 Halperin. Mrs. Alan Croimso, Awards for Bible Contest pro- Mrs. Harold Zelinsky and Miss Chairmen Barbara Jess and points. ficiency by Mr. Henry Appel. Linda Zelinsky. Marshall Abrahams are urging Event winners: Chairman of the Board of Eduall Youth Council members to 100 yd. dash—Lee Ross. 11:00. Dinner Chairman is Harold cation: Goldstein Scholarship Zelinsky, with the following com- attend the KOIL Thank You Hop 220 yd. dash—Sheldon Turkel, this Sunday, April 26, at the Jay 27.2. Shot—Marc Romanik, 34' mittee: Dinner Arrangements, Auditorium from 2 to 4 p.m. !i'\ Broad jump—Ted Sanford, Mrs. Henry Appel: Table ArAll the proceeds from raffle 17' 10". Mile run—Ted Sanford, rangements, Mrs. William Poster, assisted by Mrs. Haskell tickets now on sale will go to the 6:50. Softball throw—Bill GinsYouth Council Philanthropies burg, 258' !)". BSO yd, run-ShelMorris and Mrs. Harold Zelin- drive. Prizes which will be raf- don Turkel, 2:20.4. 440 yd. r u n sky. Members of the Synagogue fled will include a hi-fidelily Marshall Lewis, 1:07. 88.0 relay Youth High School Group will phonograph, several transistor —Ted Sanford, Arnie Kimmel, The Omaha Hebrew Academy serve as waiters. radios, 65 KOIL GOOD GUY Stuart Smith and Lee Ross. Tug"Will hold its annual Open House sweatshirts, and many 33 l/.'i • a-war—Ron Frank, Randy Eiien May 3 at 2 p.m. in the JewTemple Israel: Sabbath Evedelrnan, Paul Kaiman and Stuart ish Community Center auditor- ning Services at Temple Israel record albums. Bob Wilson, prominent Omaha Sloan. ium, Parents of children in the will be at li: 15 o'clock Friday disc jockey, will present the enprimary grades or of prc schoolers are particularly urged to at- evening with Rabbi Sidney li. tire afternoons program interPractical NurseBrooks officiating and preach- mingled with the enormous give tend. Available for private care, ing on '"Should Jews Re More away. Raffle tickets are now The Omaha Hebrew Academy 22 years experience. Referhas opened registration for the Aggressive in Spreading Our being sold by al Youth Counences furnished. Call 453-2103. Faith?" cil members and also may be Service for Two school year 1904-05. A limited Cantor Manfred F. Kuttner purchased at the door. "Admisnumber of applications will be with Sparkling Wine and the Temole Choir under the sion will be free, however raffle accepted for kindergarten and FRIDAY AND SATURDAY lirst grade classes, according to direction of Miss Ida Gitlin will tickets will be 25c, and everyNIGHTS provide the musical portions of body can buy as many as they the announcement made by Rablike," added Carl .Riekes and bi Michael Sanders, Director of the service. .1 TH* * The third in the Spring series Barbara Givot, 1904 Drive Marthe school. shalls. of Coffee and Conversations at The Academy is the communAll Omaha Youth Council ity school which offers a bicul- Temple Israel will be held TuesSeb (Snbby) Putvcrento Free Forking efter 6 p.m. in members and their guests are tural program of intensive Gen- day. April 28, at 10:00 a.m. Romp Gars£«, 18th U Dodga Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks leads cordially invited to attend this eral and Hebrew studies in an 25 Yeari" Experience While Dining t t Little Nugget integrated school day. Children this groun in informal conver- function. WHh Jewish .attending receive a total educa- sations about significant books, Lettering and Memorials tion under a unified teaching contemporary i s s u e s. today's news, views on yesterday, and Abe Bear wishes to thank plan. his good friends and relatives 2211 So. 8th All classes are limited to 15 Jewish values. 341-2452 for the many cards of good pupils. A recent survey by the wishes, flowers and gifts, he B'nai Jacob Adas Ycshuron: Nebraska Department of Educareceived and for the contribution showed the Hebrew Acad- Friday Mincha, 6:45 p.m.; Sattions given to organizations emy to have the best teacher- urday morning, 8:30 and Minin his name during his repupil ratio in the state. The cha 6:45 p.m., followed by Shocovery. small number of pupils permits losh Seiidos. Sunday morning the development of an advanced service at 7 a.m., Mincha 6:45 OMAHA'S LEADING program of individualized in- Daily services at C:30 a.m. and Kosher Meat Marker & Delicatessen struction for each child. G:45 p.m. 1
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can Judaism." Mrs. Newman reJIENRY MONSKY CHAI'TEK The Henry Monsky Chapter of cently returned from Israel and Mr. and Mrs. Hyman D. Osolf B'nai B'rith Women will hold will use her .slides to aid the will celebrate their 50th wedding their installation of oliieers. discussion. anniversary at a family dinner Thursday, April 30, :it a 12:'MI given by their children, Mr. and luncheon at the Blaekstone Ho- 1'IONEElt WOMEN Mrs. Gerald Gross, Mr. and Mrs. tel. Pioneer Women Organization Jerome Milder, Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harvey Gcrshien is In- will have election of Officers at Marvin Pizer, and Mr. and Mrs. stallation Chairman ami Mrs. a 12:30 luncheon at the Jewish Donald Rice. Max Sacks will be the installing Community C e n t e r April 2!1, The anniversary celebration officer. 1 !)(>•!. It will also be a business will take place on April 25th at Mrs. John Quinn will present meeting. the House & Gardens Room, in a musical program. the Hlackstone Hotel. The officers to be installed .JEWISH WAR VETERANS are Mrs. Barney Kaufman, presThe home of Mr. and Mrs. ident; Mrs. Arthur Walker, vice president; Mrs. Simon Feldman, Isadore Lewis, 5424 Lafayette, vice president; Mrs. Charles will be the site of the Tuesday, The men of Rayim Fraternity Fisher, treasurer; Mrs. Sam Shy- April 2!l meeting of the Epsteinken, financial secretary; Mrs. Morgan Post No. 2C0, Jewish will hold a car wash nt RICK'S SHOE DISCOUNT HOUSE. 202 Norman Krizelman, correspond- War Veterans of the USA. The meeting will begin prompt- South 72nd Street, on April 28. ing secretary; Mrs. Gertrude Zneimcr, recording secretary; ly at it: 15 p.m., and all mem- The price is only 95 cents and Mrs. Robert Wiseman, dues sec- bers from the Omaha and Coun- the car wash will last from 10:00 retary; Mrs. Frank Seknr. sen- cil Bluffs area are asked to at- a.m. until 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. tinel; Mrs. San) Garrop, guide; tend. Veterans affairs and resoMiss Ida Raphael, historian; lutions recently adopted at the for the multi-colored geraniums Mrs. Max Sacks, Mrs. Meyer (Kith Annual National ConvenKaplan, Mrs. Harvey Gershien, tion of the Jewish War Veter- are now being taken. May 1 will trustees; and Mrs. Bernard ans of the USA, will be dis- be the closing date for the orders, with the flowers to be deGoldstrom, counselor. cussed. livered to the Temple on SunPost No. 2G0 welcomes all day. May 3. They may be picked • Mrs. Frank Seknr and Mrs. David Epstein are in charge of prospective members and those up between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Servicemen or Ex-servicemen reservations. Co-chairmen for the geranium + # * who desire to join the local project are Mmes. Howard Vann It & P IIABASSAH chapter. Those desiring infor- and Howard Milder. Their asThe Business & Professional mation regarding their status sistants are Mmes. WinWomen of Hadassah will meet for joining the local Post will sten. I. M. Libcrman.John and Joe at the Jewish Community Cen- receive the necessary informaLevey. ter. Wednesday, April 2!l, h)M tion at this meeting. The Co-chairmen have also at 7 p.m. Election of officers will Dessert will be served at the formed a general committee of be held. close of the meeting. workers and helpers. They are: A program will be presented * * * Mmes. Jerry Dann, Bob Krasne, bv Hie Urban League members, MIDWEST BRANCH William Wasserbrug, Irvin SherMrs. Carl Peterson and Mrs. WOMEN'S LEAGUE man. Alan Simon. Fred Simon. Boyd Galloway, who will preThe Beth El Synagogue Sis- Scymore Cohn, Larry Albert, sent n dialogue entitled. "Ta- terhood will be host for the Mid- Jerry Krupinsky. Yale Trustin, bles for Two Please." west Branch of ihc National Ted Seldin, Richard Goldman, Women's League of the United Norman Lincoln, Joe Levey. Abe BKTII ISRAia SISTRitliOOI) of America Confer- Katelman. J a m e s Samuelson, The monthly Study Group of Synagogue ence to be held in Omaha May Max Wolfson, AI Sophir, Morton Beth Israel Sisterhood will meet 4-7 at Beth El Synagogue and Soiref, Robert Rosenberg, Chi at the home of Mrs. Irving Charjiey. 1717 No. Both on Monday, the Blackstone Hotel. Delegates Farber, Lloyd Bank. H a r o l d Anril 27th, nt 12::JO p.m. Mrs. are expected from twenty-eight Weinhof, Ben S h a p i r o , Wm. Gilbert Aronoff will join Mrs. sisterhoods and represent syna- Kaiman. Ed Levinson, Iz WeinCliarney as cohostess. Rabbi gogues in Nebraska, Iowa, Colo- er, aid the Temple Israel NFTY Benjamin Groner will lead the rado, Minnesota, Missouri, South GROUP. group in the continued discus- Dakota. Wisconsin, and Canada. Officers fo rthe lflf><1-G5 adMrs. M o r r i s Fellman, vicesion of "Marriage and Divorce" for Temple Israel president of the Midwest Branch ministration in Judaism, Sisterhood were elected at the • • • is the chairman of the Confer- April 14 Sisterhood meeting at ence. Mrs. Joseph Bernstein of the Temple. SENIOR CITIZENS the Temple of Aaron in St. Paul, Senior Citizens Club sponThe 19fi4-I!1GB slate of officers sored by Omaha Section Nation- Minnesota, is the president of for the Temple Israel Sisterhood the Branch. Mrs. Meyer Kripke, al Council of Jewish Women & are: Jewish Federation will nieet at author and wife of the Rabbi P r e s i d e n t : Mrs. David E. the JCC for noon lunch," Monday, of Beth El Synagogue, is a memApr. 27. Program: Installation ber of the National Board of the B e b e r. Vice-Presidents: Mrs. of officers by Mrs. Morris Sha- National Women's League. Mrs. Maurice Aresty, Dept. of Repiro, vice president of NCJW. Albert G. Rtmmerman is presi- ligion and Education; Mrs. NorSongs by Mrs. Marvin Dienstfry dent of the Beth El Synagogue man Lincoln, Dept. Membership and A/lrrjinistrative S e r v i c e s ; and accompanied by Mrs. Rus- Sisterhood. sell Blunienthal. The following Mrs. Fellman lias announced Mrs. Sydney Osten, Dept. Adofficers will be installed: presi- the following chairmen: Mrs. vancement of J u d a i s m; Mrs. dent, Mr. Morris Nachman, vice Jack Kaufman, transnortation; David Meyers, Dept. Publicity president, Joe Radinowski, sec- Mrs. Abe Markowitz. Mrs. Mey- and Community Cooperation. Mrs. Warner Frohman, Corretary, Mrs. Sam Poska, treas- er Halpirin, and Mrs. Mclvin urer, Mrs. Mike Rosenberg. Weiss, decorations; Mrs. Harry responding Secretary; Mrs. Ar-' • • • Ferenstein, Mrs. William Al- thur Kulakofsky, Recording SecADULT EDUCATION berts, and Mrs. Sam Ban, cater- retary; Mrs. Lloyd Friedman, The Adult Jewish Education ing service: Mrs. Moris Stal- Treasurer; Mrs. Marlon Sommeeting of the Cornlnisker Chap- niaster and Mrs. Max Falk, berg, Dues Secretary; Mrs. I. M. ter of B'nai B'rith Women will gift shop; Mrs. Phil Kalzman, Liberman, Auditor and Mrs. be held at the home of Mrs. Mrs. I. H. Friedman, Mrs. Irvin Robert Cohn, Parliamentarian. Arthur Spiegel, 111 North 38th Kaiman and Mrs. Leon AlexKBON Radio 1490 Presents Avenue, April 27, at 8:00 p.m. a n d e r , hospitality; Mrs. Sol "Message of Israel" Mrs. Calvin Newman will speak Crandell, program booklet; Mrs. Sunday, April 26 at 7:30 a.m. on "Israel—A Contrast to Ameri- Maurice Alnerin and Mrs. Hu"Wanted: More Angry Men" bert Rosenblum. publicity; Mrs. Rabbi Maurice Eisendrath M. H. Brodkev. registration and Pres. U.A.H.C. Kiddie Kamp reservations; Mrs. Barton Greenberg, treasurer; Mrs. F. Ralph (Continued from Page 1.) other pointers on how and where Noge. workshop recorder: Mrs. 1033 NO. 64TH to ride bikes and trikes. This, Al Fiedler, h o m e hospitality, plus the regular Kiddy Kamp Mrs. D o n a l d Nogg, services; Dillon's Fairacrei, Immaculate 3Program, should provide a de- Mrs. Phineas Wintroub and bedroom, 2-bath beauty. Air conlightful summer experience for Mrs. Norman Pred, local dele- ditioned, bui at door, double gagales; and Mrs. Morris Brick, your pre-school youngster. rage, carpeted, new Tappart ifove. All sessions are still open for Tour Chairman. Paneled recreation room. Very ipe* * • the Center Day Camp which will TEMPLE ISRAEL cial. Under $30,000. Call Helen feature an all college staff this SISTERHOOD Bernstein, -551 -674 2. or George season. Register your youngster Omaha's garden's will soon be Hanson, 551-3204. today for a really enlightening' bright and blooming by the time summer. MORFORD CO. members of Temple Israel SisDATES: terhood have completed their Multiple Listing Realtor, 586-1331 First session—Kiddy & Center spring geranium project. Orders Day Camp—June IS to June 26. Second session-^Kiddy & Cenler Day Camp—June 2!) to July 10. Third session—Kiddy & Center Day Cnmp— July 13 to July PHOTOGRAPHER 24. KATES: 817 South 36th Street —345-1044 $35 per 2-week session for Center Day Camp. $90 for full fiNATURAL Black and A . ... week session. $20 per two week And COLOR White session. $fi0 for the full six-week cession. *
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Births Miss Alice Fellman, a senior at C e n t r a l High School, and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Fellman will be in a piano recital on Sunday, April 26 at 2-.0(l p.m. at the Joslyn Lecture Hall. * * * The men of Rayim Fraternity held their annual formal initiation of Freshmen S a t u r d a y , April If!. Those initiated were Paul Epstein, Barry Fleischl, Lee Feltman, Scott Friedman, John Lohrman, Jimmy Novak, Marc Sorkin, and Dale Weiiv stein. They were given gold pins, certificates, and membership cards as a remembrance of this occasion. Two upperclassmen were also initiated into the club. They were Bruce Friedlander and Larry Koom. The dinner was held at the Fireside Restaurant. * * * Gayle L. Render, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Render, has been nominated for an "allcampus" award of the University of Minnesota which will be presented at the All-University Recognition banquet on May 11), J9(M. Gayle, who is a sophomore at the University of Minnesota in the School of Liberal Arts, was over-all chairman for Human Relations Day at the University.
The Public A f f a i r s Study Group of the Omaha Section National Council of Jewish Women will meet at the home of Mrs. Hubert Rosenblum, (1720 Harney, on April 28. Mrs. Norman Kerr, a teacher of Ikebana Japanese Flower Arranging will give a demonstration.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Levitan announce the birth of a daughter, Deborah Jane, on March 25. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garber, Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levitan, Springfield, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. H, V. Weiner announce the birth of a daughter, Amy Jo, on April 15. The couple has two other children, Eric and Susan. Mrs. Ida Robinson is the maternal grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Manny Weinman announce the birth of a son, Geoffrey Howard, on April 13. The Weinman's h a v e another son, Wesley Mitchell. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lelchook of Sioux City, Iowa.
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meals will be served today— and every d^y by the Joint Distribution Committee, and the Jewish Agency for Israel, using UJA funds.
You can help absorb new immigrants into the democratic life of the United States, Israel, and other lands by supporting UJA's 1964 drive.
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Give generously to the regular United Jewish Appeal. Give again to UJA's Special Fund.
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