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Center Spotlight The spotliglit is on Teaeliers Convention iind special activities lor s t u d e n t s have been planned lor Thursday and Friday. October 2!l and :i(l. On Tinirsrlny a boivliiif; tournament for students tlirou;;li the lith grade v/ill he held at the 40Bovvl s t f i r t i n ; ; ;n JO a.m. A charge of SI tor the tournament will cover the cost of three lines of bowling and the winners trophies. No advance re;;i.str>ition • is required. Other activities for Thursday include ;i Spkisli Party from 2 to :t::sfl p.m. Thf; swimming is free for Center members, Me for nonnieinhers. For non-swimming /(iris, a crafts session is planned for 2 to .'!:.'!() p.m. Thursday, featuring the making of rag dolls. A feu of .15c will be charged for this, activity.
p'.iUOlHll '" •' ' .'eloping their own lish tanks. The Tropical Fi.sh club will meet Jiiniitlilj'. No advance regis trillion i.s required to join the group, Instnu'lor Charles Ilerzrm inicls willi youth biihd partici jimit.s vvL'ry Sunda_, at 1:.'!{) p.m Arlclitioniil imisieians are welcome to join these practice BOS siotis. I'eriodically the band is asked to p e r f o r m for local groups. Oilier groups open for addi tional iiiiiiiibership arc: Stamp Club. Coin Clnl). Ride Club and Mngic Club. For information about any of these groups, call the Center Activities office, 'i\l Jill)!!. IINIVKltSITV CI.UI5
pl«ins lor lflfi'i campaign—Standing leit (o liglif: Mines. Fird Bioilkey, I. M. I-iui-ruiiin, Mniest Ilochsler, Alfred Fiedler, Dave Colin, Miss Kalah Franklin; siding, left to right: Mines. Stewart Tull.v, M. F. Levenson, M. A. Venger and Harold Weinholi.
Horseback Killing i"\ii:i;rs THIS SUNDAY Advance registration i.s re- Tlif University Club, open to quired for those who wish to all college age young adults will participate in this activity. A meet this .Sunday from 2 to 5 daily fee of $.'{.50 will cover the p.m. at Camp Esther K. Newcost of transportation and riding man. In addition to a speaker, a from 10 ii.m. to 4:40 p.m. Riding social afternoon is planned. activities aiv." planned both for The University Club will preThursday and Friday. sent two p r o g r a m s a month throughout the fall and .spring, Mrs. M. A. Venger, Women's • Mrs. Venger praised the abil- President of Beth Israel SisterFriday Picnic including social events, discusWeather permitting, all agesions, l e c t u r e s and special Division Philanthropies Chair- ities of the women who will hood. Mrs. Alfred Fiedler is a man met with her co-chairmen' work with her. "These women past treasurer and secretary of groups will he involved in a events. to map plans for the l!)(if> cam- are leaders of the community, Beth El Sisterhood. All three picnic at ICImwood Park from Adult Activities paign. They have shown their capabil- women have worked on PhilanJ I. a.m. to 2:.')0 p.m. Children are Monday and Wednesday mornto bring their own sack lunches. ings from !) to JO a.m. swimmers ities in their work in past cam- thropies for ninny years serving Games, prizes and s p e c i a l over the age of fit) take over the paigns as well as their activities' in various capacities. events have been arranged. A Center pool. Instruction, recfeaas leaders of their" respective Mrs. M. F, Levenson, Business fee of 25c .will he charged lor tionai swimming and other acsynagogues and various com- and Professional Chairman, has this event. munity organizations. 1 have no an enviable list of leadership activities are offered at these inOther F r i d a y activities in- formal swimming sessions. Jerusalem (JTA)—The Knes- doubts about the success of the tivities in Iladassah and Synagogue affairs. clude .swiinminf; and honebacl; Those participating must have set, Israel's Parliament, by a campaign under the direction of riding, these women." vote of 51 to 2, reiterated an Young Women's co-cliairinen ' a doctor's statement permitting SPECIAL EVENTS FOU swimming. Presently more than earlier statement protesting the .Mines. J.ibiiiiuin, Ilnchstir and Directing the campaign activ.St'NIUV, ()( TOIii;il 25 activities of West German scien50 senior swimmers participate ities of the Young Women of the Fiedler named eo-cliaiinicn Children o w n i n g dogs will in this weekly program. tists working on advanced weapcommunity are Mnies. Stewart have an opportunity to learn ons systems in Egypt, and ex- Mrs. I. M. Libcrman is past Tully and Harold V.einhoff. president of Temple Israel Sisproper care and training pro- Kiwi Estate (.'nurse pressing regret that Germany Mrs. Tully was last years seccedures in a special session this Starts Wednesday lias not yet taken concrete ac- terhood; Mrs. Ernest Hochster of Beth El Sisterhood. Sunday Irom 'I to 3:.'!0 p.m. at A course designed to acquaint tion to force the scientists to i.s s e r v i n g currently as Vice- retary Mrs. Weinhoff is serving curthe Center. halt those activities. rently on the board of Temple the housewife with all phases of An experienced Kennel owner residential Israel Sisterhood. real estate, including P r i m e Minister Levi Eshand trainer will demonstrate real estate investments will start kol said that West G e r m a n the proper methods of dog care at the Wednesday Oc- Chancellor L u d w i g Erhard's and training. No registration is tober 2ilCenter at 1:30 p.m. promises to "utilize all possibilnecessary. "Middle East: Perpetual ChalEight Wednesday sessions will ities" to relieve Israelis of the lenge to Stability" will be disf e e l i n g that they are being feature guest speakers, films Tropical Fish Wednesday, October 28 threatened by the Germnn scien- cussed Mrs. Joe J. Greenberg, chairElementary and Jr. High stu- and other visual jiids. at the 8:15 p.m. session of the man tists, "must assume practical of the Jewish FederaLion Fee for the s e r i e s is $10. dents interested in tropical fish World Affairs Institute at the Agencies Section of the Needlewill meet this Sunday at 2 p.m. Registrations can he made by form to have any meaning at University of Omaha. work Guild Drive, i s s u e d au all." "It is inconceivable," he deA discussion will be presented phone to the Center. The speaker will be Kerinit urgent request this week to all clared, "that the German people, legislature and Government Roosevelt, vice president in women to send in their contribushould be unable to give recog- charge of international affairs tions. nition that the activity of the for the Gulf Oil Corporation. Mr. In addition to those previousscientists in Egypt is liable to Roosevelt began his association ly listed the following hr.ve conwith the Middle East in 1941 in become a danger to peace." the old Office of Strategic Serv- tributed through Monday. Referring to the concern of ices. In MI50 he became special Mmes. Ben Abrahomion, J Abrahamson, Abrormon, Frank Jack Albert, busy with other world affairs to London (JTA)—Students of the the entire Jewish people over consultant on the Middle East Morris Max Arbliman, Norman Bat I, Poul Bernstein, Dave VV. Bcrnstfcn/ Dave Blacker* Soviet scene saw no indication involve itself immediately in the the danger to peace mid the to the Secretary of State. liadore Blumkin, /Wox Breslow, Edward D. here pointing to any immediate "Jewish Problem." threat to Israel inherent in the Brodkcy, Leslie L, Burkenrood, 5am Carioiy Cherniss, Daniel Cohen, David R. In recognition of his services Leonard work of the scientists, Mr. Eshchange in the Kremlin's poliCohen, Jacob Cohen, Som Cohen, Max E. Colin, Seymour Cohn, David Cooper, Henry to the C. I. A. he was awarded kol stressed that "only concrete cies affecting Jews in the USSR Cooper, Harold Cooper man, Horry Coopcraction is compatible with the tha National Security Medal by man, lions Dansky, Harold Epstein, Morrl* as a result of the removal this Epstein, Harold P. Farber, Nalhari FeldIsraeli Stars effort of which Erhard spoke. President Eisenhower, an honor nian. week of Nikita S. Krushchev Jack Fox, Allre cJFronk, Joieph H . Freeman, Freeman, Hvman Frledi Without such action, we can bestowed on only three others. Som Fried,Mike" from his twin posts of PrimeSluart E. Fried, Arthur Gross, In Concert only expect a continuation and Irving F. Gendler, Denfomln Corelfck, EdMinister of the Soviet Union and This will be the fourth of six ward Green bo rg, Gerald S. Gross, Leon an intensification of this anxie- lectures included in the insti- Gross,W.I onoc Two young Israeli stars, F i r s t Secretary of the USSR Grossman, Paul Grossman/ Esther Ofarim and her hus- ty on the part of the Jewish tute of World Affairs which is Richard F. Gummcrs, Communist Party, Mmes. Alice Irving Henoa, Som people, with all that it may in- co-sponsored by the Jewish Fed- Hormlein, Joe Hecgcr, band, Abraham, will appear M. Harwich, Marcfll Kohn, It was pointed out that vhatvolve. Irvln C. Kalman, Abraham Kafskw, in Omaha, Wednesday, Ocerntion. Maurice Kalzman, Lazier Kovich, Meyer ever overall changes might foltober 28, 8:30 p.m., Omaha Klrshenboum, Max Lashlnsky, Morris L»< low Mr. Khrushchev's retirevey, Aaron Levlne. Hymon Levlne, Norman Civic Auditorium, in concert E. Lincoln, Stanford Llpsey, Maurice Lips1 ment in other fields, there is lit- with the Smothers Brothers, man, Harry Lobef, Philip Lubman, Mo*x Scholars Decry 'Vanishing Jew Myth Margolin, Maold, Philip Molkin, Abe Marcus, Bcsslt tle chance of any early shift in Morris Margolin, Sol 'Martin* AlEsther, nn accomplished s. Mayer, Joseph Meyer, Meyer M«y«rregard to the situation of Soviet New York, Oct. 19. (JTA)— Baltimore, found in the resur- fred actress and singer, is a prizeson, Jerome J. Milder, Edward Morris, Jewery. The widespread growth of Jewgence of adult Jewish study "a Stuart Mujkin, Jules M . Newman, Nalttan winner in Israel National L. Noag, Albert A . Oructi, Keith Pelt*, The official Soviet policy of L Pepper, Atex Piolkln, HaroU Folk Song Festivals. She ap- ish education on the adult level reflection of the greater ap- Maurice Harry Priesman, William <Radiicontradicts "false speculations" preciation of Americans are Pollack, the past decade was complicatpeared in the film^'Exodus" Dovld Rice, Donald Rice, Euoent that the American Jewish com- showing to education general- zlner, Rich, Morion Richards, Henry Rlekes, Nored by Mr. Khrushchev's personand others. D. Rips, Albert Rosen, Samuel H . munity threatens to v a n i s h ly. In that sense, the Jewish mon al anti-Jewish a t t i t u d e s , AlRojenberoi 'Horace Rosanbium, Hubert I . Her husband, Abraham, is through assimilation, R a b b i community is a mirror of its en- Rosenblum, Bernard Ruben, Arthur Rubin, though his successors—Alexei Irvln Rublnow. n dancer, choreographer and Morris Adler, of Detroit, chair- vironment,' 'he said. Label A. Kosygin, as Premier, and Leonid Bernard Sclilmmel, Jack J . Schraaer, singer. man of B'nai B'rith's Commis- Kate, president of B'nai B'rith, Harry Schulmon, Jules Shapiro, Irvln SherBrezhnev, as Communist Party Their repertoire includes mon< Abraham Shraao, :Oeulah .Shrag*, sion on Adult Jewish EducaBoss—were considered Khrushsaid the J e w i s h community Jacob ViyFten, Earl .Sleoel, David Silvermusic o f Israel and other Edward L. Simon, Lester Sfrnon, tion, said today. Or. Adler view- must continue to intensify its man, chev proteges, there has been no Nathan Simon, Louis Slporfn, Louis Somcountries. ed the advances in adult study "war on poverty in Jewish edu- berp, Albert Steinberg, Maurice Sfelnbera. indication that they shared his An exhibit of the records SanvS.-SlelnberawMeyeriL, Stem, Som H . as "the most s i g n i f i c a n t anti-Jewish prejudices. On the mode Stern, Sam TarnotU Melvln Taltlmon, ls»by Esthor and her hus- strengtening development" in cation." He.said that th3 "seri dor« M. Tfoliak, T . * , •Tully, Ralfih « . other hand, there was no reason ous deficiencies in formal JewTurKel, Haitian VeiUer, -Abt V. Vcnj|tr band, Abraham, are on dis- the American Jewish communMax A. Wasserman, Sidney Wastermaa* to forsee any moves toward a ish education for youth can only •Morris play in the Jewish CommunWelner, Harold W«lnh»ff, >H. Oity in the past decade. more liberal Jewish policy on be -overcome when the adult Wlaodjky, &tn Wlntroub, Erntsf H . Wlnity Center, and are available atrnhardi Wolf, Irvin* Z I M M the part of the new leadership, Dr. Louis L, Kaplan, dean of • community is itself less illiter- ,irout>, Sflymour Zoob, and Iht .Mlisos J tan-00mfrom the Center Library. which may find itself much too dler, Rtna G r a n , and ft*ii Kohn. Hebrew Teachers College in ate about its Judaism."
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2lje fetmslj Published weekly on Friday beginning tin* last week in August Uirotiglt second week in July by the Jewish Federation of Omaha. 01
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Re!igious Services Oancl]t_-lifilitii-i:: ~i:\± p.m. B e d El: Sabbalh Kve serv.ices will begin this cvrnir,t: at Jl:15. Rabbi Myer S. Kripl:e will deliver the sermon. C n n I o r Aaron I. Kil;;;ir and tin- Choir wil.1 render the musical portions of.the service. Traditional Sabbath Morninj; services begin at iY.'M Tlie Family Service s t a r t s ;it lO:.;o. Minclui-Maariv Services are at 5:15 p.m. Sunday moniin;; services begin at !):00. Weekday .services are at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. .
Beth Israel: Rabbi Benjamin Groner. Cantor Kmil Boikovils and the Choir will conduct the Jate services this evening at H:J5. Traditional Friday evening •'.services! Kobolas Shabbns) begins at 5:15. Shabbos morning services begin at ii:45. Junior Congregation at 10 a.m. Rabbi Groner will conduct the. Talmud class at 5:05 p.m, Shabbos Mincha at 5:20 p.m. followed by Shalesh Seudos and Maariv at 6:15 p.m. Sunday morning services begin at 9. Daily service.-; at 7 a.m. and; 5:20 p.m.
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Ti-mple Israel: Sabbath F.ve Scrv:cc-s will bi L?in this i-venin;; at Ji.l.'i. Rabbi Sidney II. I'.rooks will officiate. His sermon topic is:
"The Pulpit ami Our Election Should a sermon endorse a candidate? What are the limits of religion's influence on Public Life?" Cantor Manfred F. Kultner and the Temple Choir under the direction of Miss Ida Oil tin will provide the musical portions of the service.
Dedication A monument will be dedicated in memory of Jacob A. Gross. Sunday. October 25 at 2 p.m. at Beth Hamedrosh Hagodnl Cemetary. (Fishers Farm). R a b b i Myer S. Kripke and C a n t o r Aaron I. Edgar will officiate.
Mr. and Mrs. D o n a l d B. Strauss have announced the engagement of t h e i r daughter, Judith Ann to Robert E. Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stein. A winter wedding is planned.
-Organizati< S. S. Hadassah FASHION CRUISE. Costumes created by students of Hadassah's Alice Seligsberg Vocational High School for Girls in Jerusalem, along with fashions from Topp's in Omaha, will highlight the Hadassah luncheon Wednesday, October 2« at Vl.'M) p.m. at the New Homesteader Center of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association. Models will be: Mmes. Sidney A b r a h a m . Lawrence Albert, Marshall Becker, Emil Berkovits, Jerome Cohen. Gerald M. Cohen, Isadore Elcwitz. Robert Endelman, Morton Glass. David Goldstein, Bernard Greenberg, Ben Kniman, Marshal Kushner, Martin Lelir. Avriim Malek. Mil,lard Margolin. Daniel Miller, Jack Molad, Elmer Novak, Sidney Osten. William Raduziner, Norman D. Rips. L a w r e n c e Roffman. Alvin Ross. Maurice Sachs, Ernest Snltzman. Joseph Sokolof, Jonas Weil, and Marshall -Zalkin. Mrs. M a r t i n Staenberg will narrate. Musical portions will be provided by Mrs. Donald Nogg. vocalist and Mrs. Russell Blumenthal. pianist. Mrs. Donald Sturm is in charge of visual aids. •:': Cruise type door prizes will : be given. Sitter service will be available. •
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BETH EL SISTERHOOD CONVENTION DELEGATES More than 1,000 women leaders of conservative synagogue groups from the United States, Canada, Puerto Dico and Mexico will meet at the Eiennial Convention of the National Women's League, United Synagogues of America, Mrs. Ervin Simon, President of Beth El Sisterhood will head the local delegation to the convention which will be held at the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel. Chicago, Illinois, October 25 to 29. > Mrs. Alan Wolfson. coordinator, for many Braille activities in Omaha will lead a Braille demonstration for the convention. Other highlights will be a symposium on the breakdown of communication between the generations; and a program titled "A Spot-Light on Youth." Other Omaha delegates are Mmes. Sol Cra'ndell, Max Falk, Meyer Rosenbaum and Morris Stalmaster,
OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR CITY OF HOl'E New officers lor The Omaha C h a p t e r City of Hope are: Messrs. and Mines. Morris Becker, co-presidents; Louis Delman, 1st Vice-Presidents; Bernie Altsuler, 2nd Vice-Presidents; Yale Richards. :id Vice Presidents; N o r m a n Hahn, Corresponding Secertaries; Al Nepomnick. Recording Secretaries: Art Waiker, Financial Secretaries; M i l e s Reiner, Treasurers: Art Jacobson, Historians: and Irvin Rubinow. Blue Banks Chairmen. Completing the slate are Messrs. and Mines. Sol Kutler and Sam Meehan. Trustee.-.. The Omaha Chapter will conduct its house-to-house fund raising drive Sunday. November 15, for the free pilot medical center located'near Los Angeles. *
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OMAHA .HEBREW' ACADEMY HAKE SALE The annual bake sale of the Friends of the Omaha Hebrew Academy will be held Thursday, October 2!) from »::)() a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Crossroad:; arcade. "Jewish Delicacies Fit For A President" is the theme of the sale highlighting the c o m i n g elections. Home made twists, strudel. teiglach and blintzes will also be for sale. Proceeds will provide scholarships and scientific equipment for the Academy. B a k e sale chairman. Mrs. Emil Berkovits will be assisted by Mmes. Paul Rosenthal, Morris Levitt,' Zalman Segal, Sam Dogulov, Benjamin Groner, Sol Harris; Irving S h a p i r o , Ben Heisler, Matthew Poliakoff. Ben Finkelstein, Fishel Wakschlag, Julius Hart, Mandcl Landsman, Jay Karzan, Ignaz Gruensweig, Leonard De Porte, David Eursztein, Abe Baer, Hersz Flat"wicz and Vincent Marshall.
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TEMI'LE ISRAEL SISTERHOOD DONOR " Shirley Herman, gifted commedienne from Wilkes Barre, Pa. will be the guest performer for T e in p 1 e Israel Sisterhood donors and their guests at the annual Donor affair, which will be a dessert luncheon at Temple Israel. Thursday October 2!) at 1 p.m. The entertainer who will soon be seen on a national telecast, is a graduate of Temple University. Mrs. Berman has done extensive dramatic work, and has made numerous stage appearances. The plans for this Donor event were f o r m u l a t e d by Mmes. David E. Beber, president; Norman Lincoln, vice-president and the following chairmen: Mmes. Morton Soiref i..d Al Nepomnick. Donor; Aian Blotcky and S t a n l e y Feltman. Telephone; Jack Levin. Publicity; Harold Weinhoff and Leonard Jacobson, Luncheon. Reservations can be sent to Temple Israel or the D o n o r chairmen. Sitter service will be provided. Mr. Abraham Stoller wishes to thank his many friends and relatives for their many kindnesses and good wishes during hisrecent illness.
''Mr, Gradwohl's statement accusing the Republican J'nrty uf distributing 'Herald L. K. .Smith racist literatun ' in Ki'hrasl::i is false and is nothing more than an ellort to create an issue with oiu' Jewish and Negro lriends where none actually e x i s t s . Cumin;: from a member ol one of those groups, it. is an especially cheap political trick." "On September LTi. IIKJI, Robert llascbrooch. I)oii;.'ias County Chairman, and 1 met with three responsible members of li'nai li'rith in Omaha to discuss these accusations. These members were Harry U. Cohen. Jack, W. Marer an:/ Millard Rosenberg. It was pointed out at that meeting that no racist or antiwniilie literature bad been distributed by the Nebraska Republican organization. One card bad been distributed which t h e s e li'nai B'rith members acknowledged was legitimate campaign material but had the return post olfice box address of a front organization of Gerald I,. K. .Smith on tin- back of the card. We bad not known who this post ollice box belonged to, but when we learned, we agreed to reprint the card, leaving olf this post office box address.'' "Immediately after Ibis meeting. Mr. Marer wrote a letter in which he staled:" 'At the meeting today it was brought out that as soon as Mr. Ross and Mr. Ha.sebroock learned that the cards were published by one of the "fronts" of Gerald L. K. Smith, they immediately withdrew the cards from circulation and we are confident they acted promptly and w i t h diligence. They have assured us the card with the return address will no longer be used, but that the committee intends to reprint the card as proper political material. We agree that the. card so printed without the return address is perfectly proper.' "Mr. Marer also stated in the letter that: 'We are confident that the problem will not arise in the future, and we are equally confident that the responsible Republicans of this State and this County will not permit themselves knowingly to be used by anybody, and we believe the in e e t i n g we had today has cleared the air for a better understanding of the problem.' "The fact that this meeting was held and the results of the meeting were known by Mr. Grad'.vohl through an Omaha asse 'e. and yet he has attempted to exploit this non existent issue is an effort to gain a political advantage at the expense of his own ethnic group." (The f a c t s contained in this statement can he verified by contacting Harry B. Cohen. Jack W. Mr. r and Millard Rosenberg.) Shop through the Jewish Press Ads
Dr. and Mrs. Neal Schneiderman ol Dallas. Texas announce the birth of a son. Erie Toild on October II. They ha v e another son, Nathan Scott and a daughter, Monti Lynn. Grandparent.'; are Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sehiieidi'nnan and Mrs. Mano Schocnbran of Tyler, Texas. Great grandmother is Mrs. Samuel Kessi'lman of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. .Morton Yadin ol Silver Springs. Maryland annoimee the birth of a son Elliot oil October II. They have a daughter, Naomi Kslher. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sidney KatJeman, Omaha; and Mr. and Mrs. Sukenik of Haifa. Israel. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Siegler of Kansas City became the parents of a daughter. Susan Ruth born September M. They also have two sons. Mitchell and Jeremy. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Siegler Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Singer of Wells, Minnesota. KBON Radio MM) Presents "Message of Israel" Sunday. Oct. 2~> at 7::iO a.m. "The Four Gods Who Grin" Rabbi Edgar F. Magnin Los Angeles, California
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By Cliiirli-s Arnold For more information r:tll the Atllletir Offiil', .'J-TM.'ilid*. "DAD-LAD DAY" SUNDAY Jlcrl) Millard, Freshmen basketball coach at Ci-ri^hton University, will bi1 tlie i;ue.st .speaker, (in Sunday, November J.st as the J.C.C. M id g e t ' b a s k e t b a l l league gets underway with a Pad-Lad day at tlie .Jewish Community Center auditorium at 2 p.m. Movies on ball handling will be s h o w n and refreshments served. All 5th (ith 7th and iith g r a d e youngsters and their Dads. Uncles, and Grandads are urged to attend. All Dad's interested in coaching a team, should c o n t a c t Chuck Arnold at the C e n t e r Pliyiscal Education olfice, 312MOfi. In other c e n t e r basketball news, the Youth Council high school league have started the season with an earlybird basket- • ball tournament in preparation for the forthcoming campaign. The Iddy Biddy basketball program will oragnize shortly after the other leagues are in operation. *
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VARSITY BASKKTBALL The season is just about here, and the time to start getting your League ready is now! The annual Varsity League organizational meeting and practice • session will be Wednesday, October 28, at 7:.'i() p.m. in the Center Gymnasium. This meeting is open to all interested varsity athletes. The success of the league depends upon your enthusiasm as a potential or an active player tiiis year. Any members of the community that are interested in playing in the Wednesday night Varsity League should contact the Sports department. *
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MODERN DANCE Modern dance spells fun and a good time for those who participate. The Jewish Community Center is happy to offer lo girls age ten through fourteen an excellent opportunity to gain more body control, to emphasize good posture, and to gain poise and movement. The Class will meet on Sundays. Lessons are free to Center members, or $5.00 for R sessions for non-members. Call the Sports department for registration. *
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WRESTLING The Jewish Community Center Health and Physical Education office announces the formation of a wrestling class designed for boys fourth thru eighth grades to be held crich Sunday altcruoo'i at :!••! p.m.. beginning Sunday, November Jst. Bob Mancuso. former University of Nebraska w r e s t l i n g coach and Roy Katskce, a physical education student at Omaha U. will instruct the classes. Develop personal physical fitness, strength and protective skills plus self-confidence. We suggest you register"for this top flight activity today as registrations are lo be limited. * * * HANDBALL TDR::EY TOURNEY The ti u in b e r one handball court in Omaha Is going to see action this November. A "turkey" tourney is being planned for eligible members of the Jewish Community Center. This first tourney of the season will be a doubles meet. All members of the community interested in participating and winning themselves a turkey should enroll by calling the Athletic office. *
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CALLING ALL HIGH SCHOOL HOYS The Physical Education Department is sponsoring a boy's paddleball t o u r n e y , starting Monday, November 2, at 3:.'10 p.m. Games will be p l a y e d weekdays after school. A turkey will be given for winners of singles and doubles events. Rules will be official Paddleball Rules, with a player, or players if doubles, winning the best two of t h r e e games. The entry fee is 35 cents. Entry deadline is Sunday, November J. *
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Y.C. FLAG FOOTBALL A.Z;A. NO. 1 and Chaim Weizmann triumphed with victories as the Y.C. Flag Football season went into its fifth day of contest. A.Z.A. No. 1 Marshal Turkel, sparked with fi touchdowns, Annan Barnett and Don Fox brought the score up to a rousing 411, Rayim's Lee Ross's outstanding running gave his, team 4 touchdowns. The score' A.Z.A. No. 1 48-Rayim 42. Chfiim Weizmann triumphed over A.Z.A. No. 101) with a score of 42-12. Chaim W c i z m n i i t i scored early and kept up a fast pace. The C h a i m Weizmann team displayed good speed and poise. Next games will be played on Sunday, November 1 at Adams Park, with all teams playing at 10 a.m. * * * Current Standings
GYMNASTICS, TUMBLING The Center Athletic department is sponsoring gymnastic classes again. The class is being held each Sunday at 2:00 p.m. with Phil Cagey, present Sokol Hall instructor and gymnastic star, as the instructor. Emphasis will be placed on free exercise, calesthenics, ballet and ' • IV L tumbling. A.Z.A. No. 1 4 1 * * • Rayim ..4 1 Chaim Weizmann .1 2 BETH ISRAEL A.Z.A. No. 100 '.,...() 5 WOMEN'S SLIMNASTIt'S A Women's Slimnaslics pro- SHETLAND VS ALL STARS gram will begin soon at the The Big upset of the Season Beth I s r a e l Synagogue. The occured Sunday, October lilth group will meet twice weekly as the Y.C. flag football All Star on Mondays and Wednesdays Team scored 6 times to lead the under the co-sponsorship of Beth All Stars to a 3(i-Ifl victory over Israel Sisterhood and the Jew- the favored J.C.C. Shetlands. ish Community Center rfealth The All Stars lived up lo their and Physical Education Depart- names by combining the passing ment. of Barry Zoob and the hard The sessions will feature ex- running of Lee Ross and Marercises to trim and condition shal Turkel in downing the Shetthe female form. Participants lands. Even the accurate arm are requested to wear attire of Jim Farber and the tremensuitable to the activity. All wom- dous effort of Skip Stern, Chuck en interested ,in participating, Arnold, Dave Goldstein, Boh are invited to contact one of "Kully, Jerry Kohl, Harold Friedthe following: Mrs. Harry Sid- man, Jerry Schwartz, Marvin man, 55I-35G0 or Chuck Arnold, Polikov and Ed Matukewicz couldn't stop the All Star attack. 342-136G.
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TOTS GYM CLASS Jus>t a few more registrations are required to begin the second session of ,tb<: prc-school 'ages :i to f>) gym classes at I IK; Jewish Community Center. This program offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays from !l:30 to 11:30 a.m. begins November 3 and is taught by Chuck Arnold and program assistants, Dick Weiner and Ho.se ilanek. The Tot. program registration is limited. Register early to avoid disappointment. Calf 3i2-i:!liG. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL The Half Court Dunken; remain in first place and the Court Jesters won their lirst game to upset the Decathlons lo highlight the week's activity in Freshmen league play. 'Jhe Half Court Dunkers continned on top in league play by overpowering the Olympians 40J6, for their third straight. Perry Rattier, Andy Libcrman and Allan Parsow scoied 211 points between them for the winners. Bob Gnss topped the losers with .six points. 'Jhe Court Jesters put on their best performance of the early season to topple; the favored Decathlons 40 to 20 last Friday. Jim Fried paved the way with 22 points for the winners. Mike Miller and Howie H a l p e r i n played an exceptionally good floor game to lead their team to victory. Standings Freshmen League WL Half Court Dunkers 3 0 Olympians 2 I Court Jesters 1 2 Deacthlons .: 0 3 Scoring Jim Fried 42 Bob Guss 32 Perry Ratner 26 Allan Ruback 20 Bob Jacobson 22
Bar Mifzvali All friends and relatives are invHed to allcnd services and reception. .MARK SINGER STEVEN EPSTEIN Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Epstein and Mark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lazier Singer will observe their Bar Mitzvah on Friday evening and Sabbath morning at 10:30, October 23 and 24 at Beth El Synagogue. NATHAN FEI.DMAN Bar Mitzvah of Nathan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Feldman will be celebrated on Saturday, October 24 at «:45 a.m. at Beth Israel Synagogue. KENNETH FRESHMAN Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freshman announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son Kenneth on Friday evening and Sabbath morning at 10:30 October 30 and 31 at Beth El Synagogue. ROBERT BRODY Bar Mitzvah of Robert, son of Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Brody will be celebrated on Saturday, October 31 at 11:30 a.m. at Temple Israel.
Youth EDIAR Officers for the freshman class were elected October 14 at the first MIT meeting. They are: Sally S i m o n , President; C a t h y Davis, Vice-President; Linda Farber, Secretary; Sally Fox, Treasurer; A"cva Hahn,( Editor; Debby Milder, Sandy Bernstein and Karen Sokolof, Sgts.-at-Arms; Susie Friedman and K a t h y Greenberg, MIT luncheon chairmen. Chosen as committee chairmen were: Debbie F r o m k i n , Jewish Heritage; Susie Katz and Cindy Novak MIT Installation; Lynn Nogf and Judy Lincoln, Spirit; Doe Colin, Fund Raising, ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS ETCHINGS—PRINTS EXPERT FRAMING RENTAL PLAN
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J.C.C. Tot Gym—Chuck Arnold, Instructor, works with children on jungle gym. Shown above left to right: Vicki Novak, Sharon Brodlcey, Laurie Cohen, Andrew Wasseimaii, Marsha Krasne.
Study Group BETH EL The final discussion in the current adult Education Committee Study Group will be held at Beth El Synagogue, Wednesday October 28, at 8:15 p.m. Rabbi Meyer S. Kripke will discuss: "The Jew—Who Speaks for Him?" A coffee hour and discussion will follow the program. * * * BETH ISRAEL The October Study Group will meet Monday, October 26 at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Frank Cohen, 5002 Lafayette. * * * TEMPLE ISRAEL "Coffee with the Rabbi" for Temple Israel Women will take place Thursday, October 2!), 10 a.m. at Temple Israel. This is the fifth of a series of six discussions led by Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks on contemporary issues, books, current events, and Jewish values. * * * LISTENING POST A 1:00 p.m. dessert luncheon Tuesday, October T at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Friedman, 1008 North 67 Street, will be held for the Listening Post Study Group of the National Council of Jewish Women. Douglas Stewart, Executive Director of the Urban League; Mrs. J. Alan Hansen. Urban League b o a r d member; and Mrs. Yale Trustin, member of the "Panel of Americans" will discuss "Open Occupancy."
Bogota. Colombia (JTA) — Deputy Prime Minister Abba Eban of Israel told a press conference here that joint development projects undertaken or projected with Colombia included the fields of administration, vocational education, water exploration and electronics. The press conference marked the close of Mr. Eban's state visit to Colombia on a tour of Latin American countries. He was scheduled to go to New York before'returning to Israel. He also told the p,-ess conference that Israeli-Colombian joint projects would include participation in youth training. Rio de Janeiro (JTA)—Another group of 22 Jews left here to settle in Israel. The group brings the total number of Brazilian • Jews who emigrated to Israel this year to 430—far above the 11163 figure.
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