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I'HILANTIIKOI'IES SC0KKCOAKD As of August 25, l!)(Jl The fallowing, are current reports from divisions 1UIM Om.'ilia Jewish Philanthropies Campaign: J»f>4 To \ S :tl»2X 17,1 ...m 54.2H1.H0 2.BIO.O0 3,(i.'i5.50 (iilO.511 -2.912.50 425.00
Division fjiitial Gills Men's Division Women's Division Young Women's. Division Business Women's Division High School Division Organizations Miscellaneous
The addition of a Physical Therapy Facility to meet the needs of the residents of the Dr; Philip Slier Home and the Cherniack-Chupinan Pavilion was announced this week by Arthur A. Cohn and Nathan L. Nogg, Home co-chairmen. This facility will be known as the SMilVVX AND DOIEA KIKKKS PHYSICAL THEH'Af'Y UNIT, in memory of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Riekes, and
which is in excess of $10,000, this project. Through this prowere made available by the chil- gram of physical: therapy, thr dren of the Riekes family, in- Home will be able to continue cludes the following: Max and to fulfill its function 'TO' Add Dorothy Riekes. Henry and Dor- Life to Years, Not Just Years , othy. Riekes, Morton and Ruth to Life.'" Richards, Carney and the late 'Services Strengthened' In commenting on this latest Marjorie Fink, Sam and Helen TOTAI $ 44-1',:iiJ2:75 Beber, and Philip- and Ethel addition to the scope, of theKlutznick, as a> memorial to Home services, Arthur H. Gold* stein, president of' the Jewish Samuel and Dora Riekes, Federation, of which the HomeSpeaking on' behalf of' the fam- is a department, said: "Ouf is presented by their children. ily, Morton Richards said that community is thrilled with thisHi. commenting on this new "throughout the several years wonderful and generous gift byfacility which is now in process of the existence of' the Home, the children of the Samuel and of construction. Messrs. Colin wehnve observed'tliat the pracDora Riekes family. The Home' A dessert luncheon will open The program will include dis- and Nogg. stated: "We are now, the fall sfuson for members of cu.fsiion of plnns for the com- at long, last, able to offer our tice of the" Home is aimed to- provides excellent care, diet, the Federation of Jewish Worn- ing club season and announce- residents a most modern and ward helping' each person live social casework, and recreation every day of his life, to the max. which are teamed together iir en's Clubs, at tile home of its m(>lit of t l l ( ; chairninn of the welliequipped physical therapy imum of his ability to do so. We our community's program ofi facility. This has been urgently president. Mrs. Dave Cohn. 11.1 various committees. have come to the conclusion service to the aged. And now, needed for some time. South nr.tli Street ihur-xJ.iv, Piesidents .ind icprescnta "Physical therapy and reha- that a Physical Therapy facility this net of services will be con-' September !, at, \f JO p in (Continued on P.tge 2) bilitation are an important as- which will bring health and re- siderably strengthened through 1 -• i * *, ** / , •> > * pect of care which will help our habilitation to the aged, will be the physical therapy unit. We our par- are indebted to the Riekes famresident* to achieve better a suitable'memorial;to 1 health and body function, and ents, Samuel and Dora Riekes. ily and their spirit of'concern thus be better able to enjoy life. We are therefore, liappy to for the welfare and needs of the (The Dr, Philip Shui* Jewish Home for the Aged acknowleges We are proud and happy that make the fund? available for community.' our Home will be able to provide the following memorials and donations.) these vital services." Donor fn Memory of Kit-lies Family Gift Friends of Esther IC. Newman Camp Mr. and Mrs. Urnesl A. Houq ...•• Or. M Samuel Sotlrlrt The funds for this project, The Friends of Esther K. Newman Camp ocknowierjos the following honors, memo-Mr. and M r l . Hainan L. Nooo - *• ChernlM
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Roe ond Dora Walowill Sam Chernljs Mr. ofid-Mrl. ErncilA* NOfJO Louis Goldberg Mclsr*. and Mines. Artliuj- A Cohn, Nathan L. Mooa, Harold VI. Sobel and Mltlcn Yudehon , ....Lou Jeii M-iirs. ond. Mipen. Arthur A. Colin, Charles Mogll, GrriMI A. lloaa, Nathan L. Itoay, M r i . Hoi* ClnsburUj Mrs, Gertrude Kurl/iixtfi. Mrs. Alje MOfW, Kallllecn CJtllor, l.conuru Griffin, Madeline Moore . . , Fred Kurl/niati Mri. Joy /.lolciihotk . „ Anna Lotcrwi i Mr. onO Mrs. Horry. Dulltill RCTT Lckov/!ki M o x Ll nd!!n M-» A^eyer Schulnuin > M«rt»rv. ond'Mmes. I4airy DnDotf and Jay Ctirrnioc*. ....Jennie Nev/rnon tM. ond M r i . David aernstcin Sorn Oleitver Mr ond M r l . Gecroe L. Thoimen, M r i . Hoberl Kibbt». Morle Bauer. Sum J. llowcll ond cniployetj Nathan ResnKk Mr. and M r l . Jay ChernlMk .Julius Ro:en(cltJ Menri, and Mine). Morru trman, Krn«?l A. IJDOO Dove Ro«nsfocli Mri. joy M. Molo-.hock ^ S""' Rolhcnburo MIM Beatrice iommw • Karl 5f!!cl MTlsri. and Mmei. Wourlce Gilmore, Marvin Sobcj, Ite, P. J, Sla»neok A. Slmoni Mr. an'J Mn. f/othan L. Nw^i), M i v f l o e C n i t j u r g Rose Zollotuchen
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Mr. ond M r i , Crne',1 A. IJo'n recovtry, Jorol) Bernilfln Mr. ond M r i (lorry DuBoll recovery, Mrs. Arthur A. Cohn Mr. and M r i . Abe H. Cohn, Ann'Rolfrnan and Clara VVafdmon , recovery, M r i . Harry Crounse Mesiri. and Mmei. J. C. Alter, Chlcoro, III., Herman I£d//ard«, olencoe/ III., A. R. ("Jreeo. Chicogo, III., Lorry Plollner, J M. Rice, Demy Sctiulinon, Clencor. III.. Hainan Herwltn and Juitln, Mr. _ Roberl Green, Ctilccoo, III 8 " " blrll--dav, Jacob Creen Mesiri ond Mniei. L'rnnl A, lloorj, Mlllnn VUdclson recovery, Michael Klosne Al\r ond M r l Mlllon Yudelion iSlli weddin(7 annlversory, fAr. onrj Mrs, Aaron Rips It*, ond M r i . Dovld Bernstein recovery, Lena Rlsemon I/it, and M r i . Dovld Denulein recovery, Mrs. Marry Robinson . Mr. ond M r i . Arlhur A. Colin, Mr>. Sol Lewis recovery, Joke Wine Mr. ond-Mrs. Hainan I.. Mooij reocvery, Millan Yudelson
Special Confributions Aftr Ond M r l Irving Forbei M r i Role Freldan Dora Handler Mr Yale Clntburg and Mr James samuellon Mr ond M r i Louis Sornoera
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rioh, ond donallons. Mrs. I B. Zlogmnn, 'thoirrnon, rno/ l>* reached by COlMnq 551-7604 or mailed lo 651 N 56th St. or culled info Ihe Jewish' Community Cenfdr, 342-1364;
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Messrs. ond Mmei. Irvliift Heaog, Lee Sioon Honor of John Rossnblotl Mr atiii Mrs. Irving. Her;oo Birth of twin daughters to Mr, and Mrs, Sherman Nelf Mrs. Hubert Sommer . , Recovery of Aifr'eO Fox' Met. Saratr Koy New home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Wolf Messrs, and Mnifs. Ernest A. Nogg, Irvln Sherman , 50lh birthday of Herman Goldstein A comprehensive selection of and'Mrs. Moynord ,M. Greeoberg Recovery of •Michael Krasne High Holy Day materials is now Dr. Rose and \t Zicoman: • -• Recovery of Pool a Zlaqman Mr. and Mrs. Crno8t A; Nogo. So'o relitrn of Moisri. ond Umei, available at the Jewish FederaDavid Bernsleln, Maurice Gilmore, Herman Goldstein, Bernard Schlinmel' tion with the forthcoming. Holy Birthday of Mrs. David Stein, Sam Salomon Recovery of Mrs, Isadore Chapman. Day cycle. Weddinfj onnivcrsory of Mr. and M r j . I. M, Li her man. ond Mrs. Irvln Sherman Recovery of Mrs. Don Davis* Maro.o Frohman Included in the materials is ai' Mr, Birthday of Mrs. Albert 8, Newman/ Mrs. Jock Lultbtg, group of recordings on the Higln *Vh wtddlnji anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rlpi.
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Holy Day motif by several* outIn Memory o f standing cantors, and.recordings Donor ond Mmei. Bon Kane, Hdward E. Brodkey, of "Kol Nidre" by Ernest Bloch. Messrs Ernest A. Noa.g, Paul Blolcky, Irvln Sherman, These may be borrowed by Paul Golditclii/ Han y Loddcn, "Dr. and Mrs, Julius McrriM, Harold and Blanche Moss, Kayla members of the commuriity. andChcrrlo, Paula and Mike Lqdcfoh * *,.. Jennie? Nfftvmon and Mmcs. Edward E. Brodkey, Ernest A. Books, pamphlets; and pro-Messrs. Julius Rbi NOQB, Ben D. Silver, Paul Blofcky, C. Rot>ert 'Newmait grannniatorials Ion adults, young Mesirs: and Mmei. (Tdward E. Brodkoy, Irvln Sliffrman Lev-Hurwlck Sam Rolhcnberg; and Mmei; Irvin Sherman, Paul :V/fret people and children are dis- Messrs. Aaron Richards > Messrs. and Mmrs. Edword H. Brodkey, ErncSl A, Noqi) Herman Samuel Chernlsj and Mmcs, rdward E. Braakey, Ernest A. Noog played in a High Holy Day Ex- Mesirs. Sbm Olesker and Mrs. Irving Wcrzog • liibit at the Library, and are Mr. Mr. and Mr$. Paul Veret ..Abraham Simons, Harold Zelln&ky Fred Kurlfmon Mrs. Hubert Sommer . . • available for loan. Mrs. Hubert Sommer, Mr. ond Mrs. Paul Vercl, .. John Beber Rose and Ir Ztcfiman A special exhibit of "High .Louis Plckus Hubert Sommor -...,. Holy Day Motif in Art;" and rec- Mrs. Messrs. ona" Mmes. Paul Blolcky, trvln Sherman, David' Roienttaek D. Silver ords is on display in the lobby Mr. Qen Lena Sombe-na • and M r i , Ernest A. UOQQ ..Father o f John Rlppeys of the Jewish Community Cen< Mr. and Mrs, Mormon Cain Louli Je5i< ond Mmes, Norman Cain, Paul Vercl" ti-r. Included is a presentation Messrs. Julius Blumenthal Roso and 11 7Jegmon * of special stamps issued by Is (Continued 1 on Page 2.)
You Through Your Jewislt PhiFantborpies- GontribuiioiHldberf M-.. Feinberg"Agencies and institutions in Omaha, the Unil.ed>States,.Israel, and around'the world'aiv beneficiaries of our United Jewish Philanthropies Campaign, "Edward D. Brodkey, General Chairman of the 19G4 Driye, underscored this week, as the campaign enters its final pha.se.. "In response lo requests for a listing of the beneficiaries of the Campaign,, we are- publishing the names of all agencies which are included • ini our major Jewish community-wide'campaign of the year," Brodkey said.
Omaha Agencies Betln El * Synagogue Rullgious Schools Beth Israel Synagogue .Religious Schools Temple- Israel Religious. Schools Dr. Philip Sher Home for Aged Esther K. Newman Camp Family Welfare and-Meclical Aid Jewish Education Bureau and Library Jewish Community Center Mikvah Religions Transients
Defense Agencies American Jewish Committee American Jewish Congress Anti-Defamation League; Btoai B'ritfi Jewish Labor Committee Jewish War Veterans Nat'l Community Relations Council
Our Jewish community would become a philanthropic "jungle," if agencies listed below would embark.upon separate and individual cam-paigns, Mr. Brodkey stressed; Through our united Philanthropies campaign, with the help • of i every••memberof the community, both'through contributions of funds and help-in the various campaign divisions; and with.increa.sed.contributions-at every-level, the campaign will succeed in raisihgthefunds so urgently needed:
.Hospitals
National Services
American Medical Center, Denver L'eo Nf. Levi Memorial Hospital, Hot' Springs National Jewish.Hospital,' Denver
American Association for Jewish Education • Council of Jewish Federations and Funds National Jewish Welfare Board Synagogue Council of America
Religions Seminaries* Combined Campaign for Reform Judaism Hebrew;.Theological College, ChicagoJewish Theological Seminary, New York Yeshlvah University, New York Minor Religious Institutions in U.S.
Cultural' B'aiai-B'ritli Hillel Foundations Btari B'rith Youth Organization'fAZA, BBG>B'nai B'rith Vocational Service Dronsie* College Histadrut Irvril Jewish'Braille-InstituteJewish. Ctiautauqua Society
Overseas- and Israel United Jewish Appeal' United Jewish ^Appeal Special Emergency American-Israel Cultural Foundation > Hadassali Youth Aliyah Hebrew University in Israel Israel Institute, of TechnologyNational Committee for Labor Israel National Council of Jewish Womew' Pioneer Women's Organization • United 'Hias Service Yeshivot in Israel
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COUSINS CLL'B Mrs. Herman Meyerson will be hostess to the Cousins Club Wednesday- September 2 at 12:!iO p.m. at the Regis Hotel, Anyone unable to attend call 558-4 i:M. *
Religious Services Candlelighting—0:44 p.m.
Beth El: Sabbath Eve Services begin at 7:30 p.m. Rabbi Myer S. Kripke will give a sermonette. Sabbath Morning Services begin at 9:.'iO. Mincha-Maariv services will be at 0:45 p.m. Sunday morning services begin at 9 a.m. Services during the week are held at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Slichoth Service Annual Slichoth service will be held midnight, Saturday night-Sunday morning, August 29 at 12:01 a.m. Rabbi Kripke will give a brief sermonette and services will be conducted by the Rabbi, Cantor Aaron I. Edgar and the High Holy Day Choir. Coffee will be served by the Beth El Sisterhood at 11. p.m. Belli Israel: Shabbos morning services at 8:45 a.m. and Shabbos Mincha at 6:45 p.m. followed by Sholesh Sudos and Maariv at 7:45 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 0:50 p.m. Sclichos Service Selichos Services at midnight on Saturday, August 29. Memorial Services Annual Memorial services will take place Sunday. August 30 at 11 a.m. at Golden Hill Cemetery and 2 p.m. at Beth Hamedrosh Hagodo! Cemetery. Rabbi Benjamin Groner and Cantor Emil Berkovits will officiate. Courtesy Card Any member of the military service, or any college students who desire to pray with us during the High Holiday, are invited to contact the Synagogue office and a courtesy card will be mailed. School Enrollment Nursery School will reopen on Wednesday, Sept. 9. For information, contact Dr. and Mrs. Maurice S c h w a r t z , 556-7718, chairmen or the Synagogue office, 556-6288. The Talmud Torah will reopen on Wednesday, Sept. 9 and Thursday, Sept. 10.. Sunday School will open on Sunday morning, Sept. 13. Registration of children four years and older are being accepted. Classes are from prekindergarten through the third grade.
Dedication The family of Mrs. Lillian Klass will dedicate a monument in her memory on Sunday, August .30 at 3 p.m. at Fishers Farm.
iar lilzwafi MICHAEL SCHWAKTZ Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Schwartz announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son. Michael, on Saturday, August 2!), at !):.'I0 a.m. at Beth El Synagogue.
'Friends' of Hie Esther Mmman Gamp Adds Flew iembers
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BETH ISHAKL SISTERHOOD The Beth Israel Sisterhood will hold its luncheon meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 1 at 12:30 p.m. at the Synagogue social hall.
Mrs. Friink Morrison, First Lady of the State of Nebraska, will speak on "Just Five Minutes More." The Friends of Esther K. NewThe Board will meet the same man Camp acknowledges the fol- day 10 a.m. in the social hall lowing memberships since the just at prior to the regular meetlast list appeared: ing. Mines: Max Breslow, Meivin * * * Burns, R. Max Canar, Jack B. Cohen, Harold Cooperman. Jack COUNCIL THEATKK WORK Anyone interested in doing I. Fox. Dean Frankel, Harold Garber, Joe Gotsdiner, Morris trouping theatre work (acting, E. Jacobs, Allan Kohan, Harold working backstage, or assisting Kort, Robert I. Kully, J. Milton with costumes or scenery) for Margolin. C. M. Newman, E. the Council of Jewish Women, Robert Newman, Julc M. New- please contact either Mrs. Jack man, Albert G. Riinmerman, Levin, (Sallye), 556-8382. or Mrs. Sam Saltzman. Irvin Sherman, James Eisen (Trudy). 391-3438. * * * Beulah M. Shrago. Lee Sloan, Donald Vann. BETH ISItARL ITA The nomination-election meetMisses: Sarah Slobodisky, Ceing of the JBeth Israel School lia Lapidus. The Jewish women of our com- System PTA will be held on Satmunity are urged to join the urday evening, August 2!), at •Friends" and can do so by !):30 p.m. The social hour followsending in $2.00 to Mrs. David ing the meeting will culminate Feder, Treasurer, 4803 Dodge in attending the traditional SliStreet, Apt. 9. Checks should be chos Service at midnight. • * • made payable to "Friends of Esther K. Newman Camp." SENIOR CITIZENS The Senior Citizens Lounge will be closed on Mondays in September due to the holidays. However, the Lounge will be open on Wednesdays, Sept. 2nd, (Continued from Page 1) tives of the 14 ogranfzations be- Mh, 23rd and 30th. Bring your own sandwich. longing to the club, as well as the committee chairmen are Coffee will be furnished. urged to attend the meeting by Mrs. Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert LohrOfficers serving with Mrs. man wish to thank their Cohn are: Mmes. Abe C. Fellfriends and relatives for the Bethelgrams, U n i o n grams, man and Sam L. Katzman, vicet e l e g r a m s and all good presidents respectively, and wishes on their recent marMrs. Lazar Kaplan, secretary. riage.
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Youth Council In Its 32nd Year Randy Endleman, a senior at being planned. T h e s e involve Central High School, was elect- youth leadership projects, vocaed president of the Jewish tional guidance, college orientaYouth Council for M)G4-<i5, as tion and preparation, and perthe Youth Council enters its 32nd sonal development activities in year of continuous and uninterrupted existence as a Federa- the arts of self-expression, Mr. tion of Jewish Youth Clubs in Nogg added. Omalia. Serving with Endleman as of2110 NORTH 58TH ficers are: Barbara Jess as vice- JUST REDUCED! Perfect sm«ll 3president; Mark Saunders as bedroom ranch, elegant in all de.secretary; and Margie Siref as tails. Two ceramic bathroomj, allelectric Wfchen with every built-in, sgt-at-anns. conditioned. Level lot. Built for Chairmen for various activi- air owner only 6 months ago, now ties and projects of the Youth forced to tell by ill nest. Close to Council have been announced. bus. BETH ISRAEL, all convenThey are: Athletics, Mark Kap- iences. Low 20'*, lan: Calandar, Carol Adler and Susie Rips; Roster. Sandy Jess, HOLLIS CO. 553-2190 Sheryl Milder,, and Mark Rimmerman; Pledge Brunch, SkipII!'*. py Cohen, Bob Hahn and Jerry Steaks,fstringsf Hollis; Thanksgiving S e r v i c e , Marsha Abrams and Mallory and other things. Goldware; Hootenany, Donnie Kaplan and Lori Nogg. • Chairmen for other important projects of the Jewish Youth Council will be appointed shortly5B0 Voutlis Some 580 High School students will be involved in the various activities of the Youth Council, Ernie Nogg, Chairman of the Jewish Federation Youth Committee, said this week. This represents a peak number of students ever to be served by the Federation through its Youth Council. Important activities relating to both individual and group welfare of the young people are
Holy Day Exhibit (Continued from Page 1) rael on the occasion of High Holy Days, covering a period of some 15 years. Films and filmstrips, dealing with the holidays, are now available to schools, clubs, and program planners. The Library is located in Room 22, at the Jewish Community Center.
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mintz announce the engagement of their daughter, Frances Esther, «)f the Board of the Ames Plj/a . Howard K o o p e r hai been elected vice president and sec- to Stephen Brookstein, son of Bank, announced ^~^ the appointment retary of H. A. Wolf Company, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brookstein, of M i l t o n Jt. Inc., Omaha-j ^ foimer Omahans now of HousAbrahams as a b a s e d real e.s j .. ton, Texas. Director of the tate,, insurance, Miss Mintz attended the UniBank. mortgage bank •„. vei "iity of Colorado and graduMr. Abrahams,, ing and property <* j v" j prominent Oin.i oUd from the University of m a n a g e m e nl ha attorney, is firm. * ' O.naha in June. She will leach vice-president of Mr. Kooper i1in the Omaha Public Schools the Jewish I'ed a graduate of 4 this fall. eration of Oma the University of' , /4 ha; is serving on , , . Mr. Brookstein g r a d u a t e d Nebraska, andj \ *V\V mayor's Human M- Abrahams from Northwestern University has b e e n with! • p j '1 Relations Board, is a member of the company 1 '- — - -— •—1 where he was a member of Tau the Board of Directors of tha three years. He '•• Kooper Nebraska Methodist Hospital, is a director of the Building Delta Phi, and Phi Eta Sigma nnd is a member of the Board Owners and Managers Associa- and Phi Beta Kappa honorarics. of Directors of the Omaha Pub- tion of Omaha, and serves as a lic Library. He is a past Presi- member of the Sites Committee dent of the Omaha Bar Associa- of the Omaha Downtown Parktion, a former director of the ing Association, and the NeOmaha Chamber of Commerce, braska and National Association and a past President of the of Real Estate Boards. United Community Services. Mr. Koopur was one of the originators of the downtown I.ouls Boinbcrg, prominent in development plan worked out Jewish community and civic activities was elected as a charter jointly by H. A. Wolf Company member of the Order of the and T. 11. Maenner Company. He serves as secretary of the Tower, a new award by University of Omahn, the highest hon- Jewish Community Center Site or of the University except an Committee, is a member of the Highland Country Club, and is honorary degree. B'rith. This election is in special rec- active in B'nai * • * ognition of his efforts in proJoseph Kadinowski has left moting, supporting and contributing to the growth of the Uni- for San Francisco, Calif., where he will spend the holidays with versity. his daughter and family. Mr. Mr. Somberg served as Pres- and Mrs. Alfred Steinberg. He ident of the Board of Regents at will also visit in Los Angeles the University during 1958 and and San Diego. 1959 and was a member of the Frances Mintz Board of Regents from 1B52 to He is presently a senior at the I960. • • • Nebraska Medical School. Ronald Greene, son of Mrs. A November w e d d i n g is Naomi Levinson, will be leavplanned. ing in September for a ten-month lour covering 25 countries in Miss Marilyn Kay Hoberman, Africa, the Middle East, and Europe under the Henry Russell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Shaw Travelling Fellowship from Hoberman was married to Saul Harvard University. Z. Kaiman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Greene will be studying Jack Kaiman on Sunday, August political problems relating to 9 at a 5:30 ceremony at Beth foreign aid and the various foreign aid programs conducted by El Synagogue. Rabbi Myer S. U.N. agencies, the United States, Kripke and Cantor Aaron I. and European nations. He also plans to study and survey the programs conducted by Israel and African countries. Ronald graduated from Central High in 1900, and graduatedfcptn Harvard University in 1964 with a distinguished record.
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Itoficr K. Smith, a recent "Graduate w i t h Distinction" from Nebraska University has passed the Certified Public Accountant examination in Nebraska, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, announced. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mr. Smith is now associated with an accounting firm in Minneapolis.
Anneftee Segal Weds Warren liorris Mrs. Morris Segal of Milwaukee, Wise, formerly of Omaha, announces the marriage of her daughter, Annette to Warren Morris of Brooklyn, New York, on August 16 in New York City. The couple will live in Brooklyn. Mr. Morris is the son of Mrs. Dora Morris of Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Mrs. Saul Kaiman Edgar officiated. A receptiondinner and dance was held at the Blackstone Hotel. Miss Linda Gelfand, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Misses Lois Greenberg, cousin of the bride, Judy Katz and Karen Plotkin. Ilonald Kaiman, brother of the g r o o m , was best man. Groomsmen were Gary Plotkin, Michael Marks and Frank Goldberg. Ushers were Donald Hoberman, brother of the bride, Ben Kaiman, brother of the groom, and Sidney Friedman, cousin of the groom. Michelle Kaiman, niece of the groom, and Diane Hoberman, niece of the bride, were flower girls. Michael Hoberman, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. Mrs. George Eisenberg was organist. After a Colorado honeymoon trip, the couple will Jive in Omaha.
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nold Charles Fellman, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Fellman on Saturday evening, August 22. The ceremony took place at Beth El Synagogue with Rabbi Myer S. Kripke officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Mrs. Steven Bloch, sister-inlaw of the bride, served as matron of honor. Miss Alice Fellman, sister of the groom, Miss Carole Rosenbaum, and Miss Phyllis Brownstein of Roslyn Heights, New York, were bridesmaids; Robert Fellman, bvothev o{ the groom, was best man. Serving as groomsmen were Steven Bloch, David Bloch, brothers of the bride, and Steven Guss, Sheldon Perelman, Roger Friedman, Steven Gould, Howard Chudacott anil M l WoWner, ushered. After a wedding trip to Colorado, the newlyweds will reside in Omaha.
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Center Sports By Chuck Arnold The Physical Education Department of the Jewish Community Center is now in progieas of preparing plans ior the I%4-C5 program year. Plans will be announced shortly for activities concerning the fall schedule for men. women, and children. Irvin Yafle. department chairman said. ' We are arranging lor new activities along with the standard programs and we hope that many of the members of the community will participate", it was reported by Chuck Arnold. Center Athletic Director. Some of the activities that will be offered are: Ladies Slim and Trim class. Men's Volleyball chiss, Business Men's Physical Fitness class. Tiny Tot Program for pre-school age children. Charm classes. B-B Gun class. Gymnastics and Tumbling class. Modern Dance class, a Paddle Ball class, Flag Football. Y. C. A&B Basketball League, and Leaders Training Corps for boys in the 5th through 12th grades.
Hadassah Adopts $9,840,000 Budget Los Angeles (JTA)—A resolution urging the United States Government to make sure that no American aid is uaed to advance preparations for aggressive war was adopted here by the 50th annual convention of Hadassah. Another resolution called on the U.S. Senate to adopt a pending resolution introduced by Senator Abraham A. Ribicoff, condemning anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union. The organization adopted a V) 810,000 budget for its I964-B5 programs of activities in israel and in the United States. The delegates also unanimously elected Mrs. Mortimer Jacobson. of Now York, as president. Of the $3,840,000 budget adopted $8.3-10.000 was earmarked for programs in fsrael. These included $3,470,000 for the. Hadassah Medical Organization: $'2,300,000 for Youth Aliyah: $1,000,000 for the building fund of the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center in Jerusalem: $700,000 for the Jewish Natioual Fund: and $000,000 for vocational education program. ELIMINATE 'CHRISTIAN' TEACHING FROM SCHOOL Melbourne UTA) — The Department of Education of New South Wales this week issued a new primary school syllabus which emDhastees no single religion and teaches "the good life." rather than religious dogma. The new syllabus replaces a 1959 revision of the social studies curriculum which had included Scripture with the expressed aim of underlining Christianity. That curriculum was officially aimed to give meaning and purpose "to our Australian way of life." KBON Radio 1490 Presents "Message of Israel" Sunday, Sept. 6 at 7:30 a.m. "Making the New Year New" Rabbi Albert S. Goldstein Brookline, Mass.
Arabs Tighten Israel Boycott London UTA)—Irked by the fact that the six-member European Common Market signed an agreement with Israel this summer, giving Israeli certain concessions in regard to exports to those countries, the Arab League Economic Council has decided to tighten i;. anti Israel boycott insuch a way as to try to keep Israeli products from "infiltrating" into Arab countries, Cairo dispatches received here reported this week. The League's Economic Council, backed by the Arab Boycott Office, has been holding sessions in Cairo to try to work out methods lor trustrpting the IsraelEuromart agreement. A communique issued at the conclusion of the council's session stated that "a positive plan" barring Israeli goods from Arab countries has been worked out. The six Euromart countries are France. West Germany, Italy, Holland. Belgium and Luxembourg. Sophia I.orrii, Olat Klisl Another dispatch, from the Boycott Office headqiuitus .it Beirut, announced that Sophia Loren. the film star, has been put on the blacklist. The announcement stated that all of her films will be banned fioin Arab countries, unless she with draws from the cast of a new film. "Judith." now being filmed in Israel.
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Anti-Semitism Among Negroes New York (JTA)-The forma- organization seeking to intetion of a special committee to grate the more than 40.000 black Jews into the improve understanding between American mainstream of Jewish life. America's Jewish communities The new committee will cornand the country's Negroes was bat anti-Semitic agitation being announced by Zaad Rishon, an - conducted among Negro com-
munities. Zaad Rishon is al>» in the process of forming othtT committees to deal with employment, education and cultural problems laced by New York's black Jews.
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V.S., ISKAIX TO Sl'ENII $1,000,000 AT TKCIIMON New York UTA)-The United Nations Special Fund has nude a grant of $1,139,000 toward the establishment of a Centei of Applied Research in Israel in addition to the United Natigns Special Fund grant, the Govern ment of Israel is also making available the sum of &2 066 (JOC in Israel funds during the next live years, for the construction and equipment of the Center The United Nations giant. Mr. Gruzen said, will be used primarily for the purchase of laboratory and tenting equipment, recruiting of foreign experts, and the specialized tr.unmg of Israelis who will devote themselves to applied reseat eh The Center's initial fields of concentration will be in chemistry, polymers (plastics), food processing and fibres. Mr. Gruzen said. KNCYLOI'KDIA IN ISRAZII, KCMOVKS ANTI-JKWISII DEFINITIONS Rio De Janeiro UTA) —A campaign undertaken here several years ago to cleanse the Great Brazilian Encylopedia of previously used anti-Semitic definitions was seen as having succeeded. The new, 20th edition of the encyclopedia has eliminated the former definitions of Jew as "swindler," rabbi as "devil" and synagogue as "a place where people gather for illegal business."
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