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Teens Report to Federation Board .; Omaha—A report by three pare for a similar program in members of the Omaha Pil- 1972. grimage to Israel program Other Action . highlighted the meeting'of the ' Rabbi Isaac Nadoff and Stevboard of the Omaha Jewish en Riekes reviewed a report by -Federation Wednesday, August The Task Force on Jewish •25, at the Highland Country Identity of the Council of JewClub! ish Federations and Welfare Nancy Brown, Joel Cassman Funds. and David Duitch presented . The Task Force was created 'brief reports on their 7 week by*the CJFWF in 1969, and the trip to Israel and answered r report is the result of two years ; questions posed by members of • of study and consultation with 'the board. • / - - - more than 1,000 persons in 38 Enthusiastic about their ex- cities. The 46 members of the periences, the three expressed Task Force include a broad their thanks to the Federation spectrum of community leadand other sponsoring groups ers, rabbis, students, leaders •for providing them with the of other Jewish cultural and .'opportunity. Nancy Brown de- educational programs. scribed the program as " a The Task Force report reccomplete success—the best 1 ommends that the CJFWF set .-weeks of my lifetime!" •'• in motion a major new effort ';• Telling about his experience "to improve the quality of at the Western Wall during American Jewish Life." It asks Tish B'Av, David Duitch said, that an experimental period of "I felt closer to my. people 5 to 6 years, be used for a vathen than I ever have before." riety innovative experiments, - For Joel Cassman, the climb- programs.and new techniques ing* of Massada was one of the_ designed to enrich all facets of -real" highlights of the trip. "It Jewish community life. is .difficult to describe,'1 he The Omaha. Federation ac•said, "but all of us came back cepted favorably the report of ; with a new sense of Jewish .the TasK^ Force and indicated "identity.?'

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Omaha—Daniel Katzman, a member of the National Executive Committee for Israel Bonds in Omaha, has announced that E. Robert "Bob" Newman will serve as general chairman of the 1971 campaign , Wth™ young people ex*j J S K bS M S for Israel Bonds in Omaha. pg Chairman of the board of .pressed their willingness to! * Hinky Dinky, Stores, Mr.; New•help the next group of teen-! adopted by the CJFWF. man served as" 1970 chairman ngers cjiosen for. the Pilgrim-; Gift to-Federation 'age program.' Many sugges-i The board accepted a propos- of -the Pacesetters Division of tions were made for improving' al by the Workman's Circle to the Omaha Jewish Philanthrothe preparation of the next pil-, give to.the.Federalion the La-, pies-Israel Emergency Camgrimage group — particularly1 (Continued on page 2) ; paigns. He is currently serving more intensified conversational, Hebrew intsruction. Impressed with the multi-lingual abilities , of Israel youth, the three agreed that they were eager to improve their own Hebrew skills now that they have reDes Moines — Funds (CJFWF) in Pittsburgh, turned.' Pa., Nov. 10 through 14. Nancy Brown indicated that James Marcovls Mr. Marcovis is president of' all members of the Pilgrimage has been named the Jewish Community Center^ "wanted to go back again some as recipient of annual and serves on the Board of ' day. Some expressed a desire t h e Governors of the Jewish Welto settle in Israel, and at least Young Leaderfare Federation and the board one member of the Pilgrimage ship Award of of Tifereth Israel Synagogue. plans to attend school there," the Jewish Welfare Federation. Ho is president of Marcovis she said. Store for Men and The Loft, a This honor en-i Following the presentation by young fashion'shop. the young people, a motion was titles Mr. Mar-1 He is a candidate.. for the passed by the Federation board covis to attend! school board of West Des urging the Bureau of Jewish the General As- J. Marcovls Education to "review the Pil- sembly of the Council of Jew- Moines. The election will be grimage Program and to pre- ish Federations and Welfare held Sept. 13.

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as chairman of the Esther'K. previous-Israel Bond campaign Newman Camp Committee and •in Omaha, Mr. Newman called as. a member of the Temple Is- for the adoption of new standrael Board of Trustees. He and his. wife, Barbara, were in Is- ards of participation on the rael last spring as, members part of Omaha Jewry. of a UJA Study Mission. In accepting the' chairman*ship, Mr. Newman observed, "The'people of Israel have been giving the world a revitalizing example Of heroic self sacrifice and achievement in the cause' of freedom. They are creating a sound economy in the face of great hardships and handicaps. They have built a living and efficient democracy in the face of unending hostility." -_ , .•:,:.,•.•••• In his first official act, as 1971 Chairman, Mr. Newman announced an unprecedented campaign goal of one million dollars for Omaha. Emphasizing that the 1971. goal constitutes a figure greater than any amount ever realized in any

Hy Polsky Heads Lincoln Federation

Lincoln—Hyman Polsky has been re-elected president of the' ' Lincoln Jewish Wejfare Federation Board of Directors. Other, officers re-elected at a recent meeting of the board include: Her-! bert F r Gaba, vice-president; Charles Sherman, -treasurer. ,, Iftvin Dubirisky, Herbert Friedman and Gerald Grant were; elected to the Executive Committee. Other members of the Ex-, ecutive Committee in addition to the officers include Rabbi Mor-- ton Waldman, Rabbi Irvin S. Ehrlich and Mrs. Robert Shapiro, j chairman of the allocation committee. Milwaukee (JTA) — Rep. leased the text of a letter writ- Jew." Davis made no effort to < Campaign Report Glenn R. Davis, considered a ten to Attorney General Mitch* apologize, to the credit'manHerbert F. Gaba, chairman of the 1971 campaign, reported a ' possible nominee for judge of ell in June. The letter charged ager or the community relatotal of $92,108.15 pledged by Lincoln Jewry. Mr. Gaba expressed I the U. S. District Court in the that Davis accused the lato tions director until almost one his appreciation for the excellent cooperation received from Mrs. : Eastern District of Wisconsin Sen. Alexander Wiley (R-Wis.),' year later when' the Capitol Kenneth Pocras, chairman of the Women's Division, and from1. has been accused by four Wis*- in 1956 of acting as an agent of Times, of Madison, \Vis., pub- the many volunteers who served in the campaign. consin organizations of being a foreign country because Wi- lished an article relating the in- —————————————-j——————————7——— r anti-Semitic and prejudiced ley spoke at an Israel Bond' cident. IHHHMHHMHHHHMHHHHHHMUHHBHH, DinnerSeveral days ago, Sen. Birch against. Blacks and Italians, ' The Milwaukee Jewish CounTho Council letter also in* B'ayh, Democrat of Indiana, cil, the-Wisconsin State Con- eluded a complaint that in No- Bald that he had urged Presiference of Branches of NAACP, vember 1962, Davis, then' in dent Nixon not to appoint Davis the Wisconsin Regional Board private law practice in Wauke- to a federal judgeship. Bayh of the Anti-Defamation League, sha, Wisconsin, wrote on be* | said he sent a letter to Nixon of 'B'najL'B'rith, and the. Pom-* Jialf^of a client to. the credit; earlier last week s t a t i n g : vArrangements have been made by the Omaha Jewish Fedpeii Men's Club, representing manager of a building com* VDavis has hot 'demonstrated eration for you to receive the Jewish Press while you are away at school. Italians, announced in .'-'thg-. pany in Wisconsin who had" re-: the high standards of tempera5? payment press their opposition to the , quested , ^ _ ...,_ of an obliga- ment and impartiality that we - If you would like to have the Jewish Press mailed to you : each week, complete this coupon and return Immediately t o : possible appointment of Davis, tion and Included in his letter. must demand from all. federal a Wisconsin. Republican,./They the statement that "we do not judges. I urgo you not to send THE JEWISH PRESS charged he held • deep preju* particularly^ expect a response his name to the .Senate. Bayh 101 No. 20th St. Omaha, Nebraska 6S102 >. said it was his responsibility as dicesv-against these minoritx; in the language of a Jewish bill 11. V: groups and that he has demon* c o l l e c t o r ^ ;; ;,-:•' '.1 •<•". •«-; ; ;..4•;.: a member of the Senate that strated a lack of judicial tem- . The home office of the build- the credltbllity of the legal InNama . . . V . . . . . . perament. '. ••; .,'-. ' ./:'.::. :'•":;! ' ing company, located in-Minne- stitutions: be held as high as • * ' <i ' A telegram sent to President sota, contacted the executive possible. Bayh, who' led camCampus Address - Nixon by Roy Wilkins, Nation* director! of theMinnesota Jew- paigns to defeat Nixon's nomiState Zip . . m . . . J al Chairman of the NAACP, ish Community Relations Coun- .nation of Clement'F. Hayns* City • worth Jr. and G. Harpld, Cars* stated that Davis lacked-the, r well to thd.tJ.S. SuprenieiCourt,!; jS I atn'a j'..-..f.k'. ( (grade),at . . . . . . . . \ . . J . . ; . . . . . University j ' • < "ability; toy administer e q a l •- jJustice ;j^tfto|ut|regard ita ira.ee, ^ t e d i S w j i i a e l i ^ iotf^torf ! j | 0

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in behalf of Soviet Jewry reOmaha—A recommendation current position of ADL with placed breakfast, Rabbi Israel (Continued from page 1) Miller, president of the Amerto the Omaha Jewish Federa- regard to social club discrimican Zionist Federation, con- bor Lycium building on 31st tion asking that the Anti-Defa- ination. A motion which would and Cuming Street. According ducted the prayer service. mation League-Community Re- support ADL enlarging upon its The Hadassah convention re- to the conditions of the gift, the solved that it will call upon building is to be sold by the lations Committee be granted current education^policy to enits members to engage in ev- Federation and the net pro- permission to arrange a 1972 gage in action against discrimery appropriate action to in- ceeds to be shared equally by Christian Clergymen's Pilgrim- inatory social clubs was tabled fluence the Soviet government the Federation and the \Vork- age to Israel was passed at a until clarification could be to grant to its Jewish citizens man's Circle Organization—.-— "meeting of the ADLVCRC on made of the kind of groups inCampaign Report the same rights with respect August 30. The motion. also cluded in the social club cateto their religion and cultural Morley Zipursky, chairman asked that the Federation con- gorylife as are accorded to other of the 1971 Philanthropies CamSoviet nationalities and re- paign reported a campaign to- sider granting an allocation to . Richard Fellman, chairman ligious groups to free the Jew- tal to-date of $1,476,055, repre- the project. of the committee, announced ish "prisoners of conscience," senting a 46 percent increase Social Clubs that a special ADL-CRC meetto stop the illegal arrests, and over pledge on the same cards Mike Lazer reported on the ing would be held September to grant exit permits to Jews in 1970. Mr. Zipursky also not1J5 to discuss and approve recwho wish to go to Israel. ed that cards totaling some ommendations to the Jewish $50,000 were still outstanding. Federation board which would Day School change the relationship of the Richard Fellman, chairman ADL-CRG to the Federation^ of the Day School Study ComMinneapolis (JTA)—The JewMr: Fellman explained that mittee, reported that half of the survey, undertaken by the ish War Veterans reversed a the intent of the proposal was Omaha — Envelopes have committee has been completed seven-year policy here and ap- to make the committee the ofbeen mailed to all Omaha*Jew-' and that the balance of the sur- proved a resolution calling on ficial community relations arm ish women asking for contribu- vey will be completed In the President Nixon to withdraw all of the Federation. Under the tions of cash or merchandise next few weeks. Mr. Fellman American troops from Indo- chairmanship of Yale Richfor the Childrens Hospital Ba- indicated that the survey re- china by the end of the year. ards, a committee was appointzaar to be held Monday, Octo- sults will be released to the The resolution, passed over- • ed to formulate details of the ber 18, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at community as soon as it is whelmingly at the JWV conven- proposal which will be disthe New Tower. Motel, 78th and completed) and that the com' tion here, made the JWV the cussed at the September 13 Dodge. New salable items, oth- mittee will report its findings country's first veterans orga- . meeting. er than canned or bakery goods and recommendations at the nization to change its stand to next Federation board meeting. one favoring prompt withdraware acceptable. . HELEN A. BERNSTEIN Mn. Thomas B e r n s t e i n , 393-9111 ' 333-1222 al. FINE OPPORTUNITY chairman, asks that all contriREAL ESTATE for Part Tim* The JWV convention rejected butions ' be made promptly. Wllh the view that U.S. support for Ottaaatioa for "Sharp Gel" Cash contributions may be REED DAVIS C O . The life ot Jewish immi- South Vietnam was equivalent Want help In rriarketlng new prodmailed to Mrs. Bernstein at 410 S58-230O ucts to manufacturer's repa., chalji South 82nd Street, Omaha, Ne- grants on New York's East Side to U.S. support for Israel. stores, e t c provides the theme for ADbraska 68114. " ASK FOR MR. WILIABO Women are also urged to VENTURES IN JUDAISM to DAVE CHORNEY "Wilfhoiti" visit the many booths at the be broadcast Sunday, Sept. 5, 1971 from 9-9:30 a.m. on KOILAll You Need to Know Complete Real Estate Scr«lc« 881-2021 Bazaar tin October 18. AM. Is Our Phone Number Entitled, "Gateway to AmerMitchell 342-3144" 12624 ARBOR STREET Realtor ica," the program features the Without • doubt, the prettiest horn* in Royelwood. 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New-York (JTA)-John LoRosen stated that the fam- sell a home on a white block menzo, New York Secretary of ilies being "dumped" in these to a Black family and then ofState, has been asked by the "stable middle class neighborAssociation 0 / Jewish Anti- hoods," "were so destructive fer to buy homes from the othPoverty Workers to investi- that even the City Housing Au- er white families on the block gate what it charges, are movts _Jhority__refused torrent them at deflated prices caused by i By the New York City Welfare" apartmentsfiTtEe city'sTious^ ~the panic the realtors* seek to ! Department to allegedly pave ing projects. According to him, create. As white owners flee, j the way for block-busting in these families are now being the realtors sell the homes to Jewish neighborhoods. placed in Laurelton and Rock-, Black families at i n f l a t e d Elly Rosen, Association exec- away in Queens, and East Flat- prices. ' utive director, said he wrote to bush in Brooldyn. These are The AJAPW stated that this Lemenzo urging him to create the same areas being plagued legislation prohibiting "insensi- by block-busters and recently practice was being encouraged : tive city officials from destroy- declared "no - s 01 i c i t a tion" by welfare officials, and that ing our neighborhood." The areas by Lomenzo, Rosen as- homes in such upper middle class 'areas as Forest Hills, i AJAPW charged on Aug. 18 serted. Kew Gardens, Rego Park and that the Welfare Department He also noted that Mrs. in Queens, and Boro Park in has leased homes in the heart 1 of Jewish s e c t i o n s "and Eleanor Holmes Norton, the Brooklyn would soon be leased city, Human Rights Commisat highest prices and made dumped multiple f a t h e r l e s s families into these houses," sioner, has ordered a probe, available to welfare clients. thereby "causing panic in the into the block-busting practices Rosen said, this would finaly community and o p e n i n g a in those areas. "What good are achieve "what the most vicious wedge for the onerous block- those probes when the city it- block-busters could not: deself is tthe biggest block-bust- stroy the Jewish neighborhoods busters." er?" Rosen asked. and accelerate the abandonment of the city by its middle Block-busting is a practice of unscrupulous realtors who class residents."

Israelis Deny Contact Of Soviet Diplomats

State Department Denies Shipping Weapons to Jordan

Jerusalem (JTA)—Israeli officials deny that any contacts have taken place on a diplomatic level with the Soviet Union aimed at restoring relaWashington (JTA)—A state- that the weapons Jordan was tions between Israel and the ment attributed to President getting from the U.S. were a USSR. -. Anwar Sadat of Egypt that Jor- be used in connection with a A report that Gideon Rafael, dan was receiving large quan- Jordanian attack on Syria. Sadirector general of the Foreign tities of American weapons in- dat was quoted as saying that Ministry, met with Soviet dip- cluding heavy tanks was dis- the weapons-were larger than' lomats last week was labeled missed by a State Department the kind necessary to deal with "Utter rybbish" by a Foreign spokesman as having "no sig- the terrorists^ and that American terms made it impossible -Ministry spokesman,' - .--. nificance/1 . \ for Jordan to use them against Rafael "disappeared" from Responding to. questions by . Israel. ; Copenhagen for 48 hours during a visit to Scandinavia. Subse- reporters, Department spokesThe State Department earlier quently, Israeli sources said, he man Robert J . McCloskey re- this month ridiculed reports bad gone to inspect a steel called that the United States that, the U.S. was supplying plant in Swedish Lapland, 800 agreed last autumn to supply Jordan with war planes, but it miles from the Danish capital equipment to Jordan to make dfoThot deny that radar equipbut close to the Soviet border. up for losses it incurred during ment was being supplied to JorMichael Arnon, the govern* its battle with the Palestinian dan for use on its northeast intent's secretary, told news- terrorists last September. "We frontier with Syria and Iraq. men yesterday that the Cabinet' have an ongoing military relawas not informed of any talks tionship with Jordan," McClos. held by Rafael. The Israeli of-' key said. . fjcial jwas in Scandinavia ret h e semi-official Cairo newsportedly to give lectures. He is paper Al Ahram reported that said to be slated soon: for an Sadat told the .central commitTel Aviv- (JTA)—A group of ] assignment as a roving'ambas- t e e of the Arab Socialist Union, sador for "special missions." Egypt's only political party. 2,100 former Egyptian Jews ' have put in claims for-.property and reparations for the loss of freedom "and .the need to resettle elsewhere. The claims are directed at the Egyptian authorities and were arranged by the; Organization of' Egyptian Jews following the World Conference of Egyptian Jews 558-8485 held recently in Paris. It was 5014. WILLIAM reported to the Israeli section of the organization at its meetCoffee and Sandwiches on Us . * . ing here. *

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Sigma Iincoln — The marriage of Mu Fraternity at the Univerr ' sity'of Nebraska at Lincoln in- Miss Lillian Rose Misle Snd, Herschel Stoller was solems clude: Morris Friedman, Bob Freeman, Marc Meiches, Mark nized Sunday, August 22, 1971 , Smith, Steve Polikov, Jeff It- at Tifereth Israel Synagogue. >! kin, Ross Margolin, Wayne Dia- Rabbi Morton Waldman offimond, Jeff Mellen, Bob Handle- dated at the 5:00 p':m. cere- f man, Bob Schwartz, Scott Ger- mony wiiich was followed by a 4h' dinner in the Social Hall. !_ The bride is the daughter of The bride is the daughter of Jim Eirinberg, Sioux Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald, Brody Mr. and Mrs. Henry Misle. Mr. S.D. of Ottumwa, Iovb. The brideand Mrs. .Leon Stoller of. Chicagroom's parents are Mr. and Gary Soiref, -son, of Mr. and go are the parents of the brideMrs. 'DavidJ. Itkin of Omaha, Mrs. Morton Soiref, has been groom. Nebraska. Grandmother of .the named to the Deans List at the The bride's attendants inbride is Mrs.' Meyer Gottfried, >Wharton School of Finance" at cluded Miss Biuma Stoller, New Des Moines, la. and the bridethe University of Pennsylvania York, maid of honor. Bridesgroom's grandmother is Mrs. maids were Miss Esther' Nofor the year 1970-71.. Jake Shapiro, Sioux City, la. He will enter his senior year vak, Nebraska Cityr Miss Julie Mrs. Janet Kitsis of OttumStein and Miss Linda Stoller, this fall. both of Chicago. Barbara Miswa was matron of honor for ' le, sister of the bride, was flowher sister. Bridesmaids were ; Mrs. Janice E. Kreuscher, Lin- \ Omahans in News ergirl. - coin, sister of the bridegroom; , The September issue of the Norman Lits, Chicago, was Mrs. Renee Katz, Columbia, Estabrook Memobook has in- best man. Bryan Misle and SidMo.; Miss Janet Gottfried, Los cluded one of Harry Mendel- ney Misle were ushers. Angeles, Calif.'; Miss Mara f son's epigrams . The MemoAfter a wedding trip to the Goldfarb, St. Louis, Mo. ' bopje, published in Boston, is a east coast, the couple will live Mrs. Herschel Stoller . J Jeff Itkin of O m a h a was monthly brochure with an epi- in Roanoko, Va. 1 gram on each pa'ge for each best man for,, his brother. Mrs. Philip Itkin day of the month which is sold Groomsmen were: Larry Sha: piro, Sioux City, la.; Leon Po- Hutchinson, Kanr s e r v e d as to various business houses throughout the land. likov, Lincoln, Neb.; Robert ushers. . Kitsis, Ottumwa. Wayne KreuThe couple will make their scher, Lincoln, Leslie Joseph, home at 8002 Blondo Street, Three young Omahans, Bruce " Omaha and Gary Kaplan of O m a h a . . Hoberman, Paul Kaiman and^ Out-of-town guests attending hold its first meeting of the .'-•*• • Susie Levine are the co-owners' the Bas Mitzvah of Terri.Lynn season Tuesday, Sept. 7, 12:15 of the newest music scene in Krivosha, Aug. 20, 1971, in- p.m. in the Synagogue Social Omaha, "Homer's R e c o r d cluded Mr. and Mrs. Phil Zieg- Hall.ler; JJr. and Mrs. Norman BeStore" in the Old Market. The program w i l l be the. lick and children, Benita and Wayne; Mrs. Annie Belick, Tor- "Panel of American Women" onto, G a n a d o; Mrs^Byran Introduced by. Mrs. Bernard. B & P HADASSAJI TEA The. program will be a presenSchwartz and children, Wendy, Wishnow. The first meeting of the Des tation of wedding customs from • and Alan, ManitowocrWis;rMr. — Moines Business -and -Profes- • - Biblical times through the presThe "Sisterhood" Board' men> and Mrs. Pro Sherman and bers will serve as hostesses for sional Chapter of Hadassah will ent day and into the future. The be a membership tea at 2:30 significance of such Jewish Council Bluffs Hadassah will children, Lincoln Park, N. J.; the l u n c h e o n . Reservations p.m. Sunday, Sept. 12, at the' marriage traditions as standing open the season on Wednesday, Mrs. William RuttenbergrChi- may be made by calling Mrs. . home1 of Miss Sara Chapman, under a canopy and breaking of September 8, 1971 with a 12:30 cago; Mrs. Mollyle* Kleckner, Robert Grant, 423-4355. . .4341 Grand .Ave. a glass will be discussed. p.m. meeting which will be - Pittsburgh, Pa., and Dr. and •• "Guest speaker will be Mrs. Mrs. Sidney Robinow is pro- held in the Synagogue Social Mrs. Gerald Spitzer, Hutche1 son, Kansas. ; •. \ Nathan Bernstien of Lincoln, gram chairman. Mrs. Sol Na- Hall. Included on the program will '- Neb., a member of the nation- gorner is her co-chairman. be a report on the- National ' al board of Hadassah. Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Kush209 SO, 72N0 —PHONE 397-5060, Convention held in August in ner, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schaf* PROUDLY PRESENTS SISTERHOOD STYLE SHOW Cleveland, Ohio, which will b e fer, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Kush' MARRIAGE TRADITIONS " Beth El Jacob Sisterhood will THROUGHOUT HISTORY meet for luncheon at 12:45 p.m. presented by Mrs. Jack (Jane) ner, Mr. and Mrs. Brin KushT i f e r e t h Israel Women's Tuesday; Sept. 14, in the lower Cohen. Mrs, Cohen is-President ner and Mrs. Max Kushner atof the Omaha Hadassah Chap- tended the wedding of Jay Za, . League will meet for luncheon social hall of the Synagogue.' ter. bel and Leslie Sklar of Chicago • at 12:45 p.m. Monday, Sept. 13. CANTASIICALLY FUNNY The program will bo a style Steven Riekes, chairman of on Aug. 29, 1971 at the BlackHOWLARIOU8 HYPNOSIS show featuring fashions from the Jewish Cultural Committee, stone Hotel. ARRIVE EARLY FOR SEATS Stearns Department Store. Mr. will acquaint the Hadassah a <HSHOWS; NITELY — Free Parltinf RoyPerryman will narrate the members with the Adult Jewish No Covtr—Minimum or Admission Tifereth Israel Sisterhood will Des Moines—Michael Hindes, -program and women from the Education Program to be held son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sisterhood will model. Sports- in Omaha this falL Hindes,, will observe his Bar wear, dresses and. coats will be : Mrs. Vera Teppecman is Mitzvah at 9 a.m. Saturday, shown in sizes ranging from 6 program chairman of Council . ' Sept. 4, at Beth El Jacob Sy- to 22%. Mrs, June Daniels is Bluffs Hadassah. L u n c h e o n program chairman of t h e Chairman will be Ceil Cher:\ nagogue. ] ^ Michael will chant the Hof- month. niss, assisted by Betty Sterntors, ^address the congregation Hosts for the luncheon will be hill and Lottie CoUck. and chant the MUSAF service. Mr; and Mrs. Abo Pruce, comReservations may be made Fafnily and- friends are invited memorating t h e i r fifty-first by calling Mrs. Tepperman, tchfittend the services and the wedding anniversary. Circle 322-0149. K i i l d u s h immediately after- chairman in charge is Mrs. ward. Thelma Kardori. Oltumwa — Miss M a r s h a Brody became the bride of Philip Itkin, Sunday, August 29, 1971. Rabbi Jay Careens of ; Chicago officiated at the 5 p.m. ceremony at B'nai Jacobs Synagogue, Ottumwa, Iowa. A dinner-dance reception followed

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Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Michael Stern announce the birth of a Omaha—Making their home and Mrs. Ben Lebowich, Sioux in Des Moines, are Mr. and City. The groom is the son of son, Jeffrey Michael Stern, Jr. Mrs. Joel I. Rich, who' were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Rich, born August 22, 1971, in Birmingham, Alabama. married in Sioux City, Iowa, at Omaha. . Shaare Zion Synagogue on Sun- The maid of honor was Mrs. Grandparents are ' Dr. and day afternoon, Aug. '15. The Gary A. Lebowich, sister-in- Mrs. Harold L. Stern, Omaha. bride, the former Itoxann Le- law of the bride, of Coralville, • and Mr. and Mrs., Max R. •• -•bowieh, is the daughter of Mr. Iowa. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Stern, Birmingham Great-grandparents are Mr. Louis Rich, sister-in-law of the groom, O m a h a ; and M i s s and Mrs. Herman Friedlander Cheryl Everson, S i o u x City. and Mrs. Charles Stern. Philip Rich was best man for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saltzhis brother. Groomsmen were Louis Rich and Gary Lebowich. man announce the birth Of a Ushers w e r e Richard Green daughter, Keri.L'ynn, born Auand Jon Whitman, O m a h a ; gust 22nd, 1971. They also have Sheffey Gregory, Atlanta, Geor- a son, Kevin Michael. gia; Adam Lashinsky, Skokie; Grandparents are Mr. and 'Illinois, was ring bearer. Mrs. Lloyd Cohen and Mrs. The ceremony was conducted Harry.Salzman, all of Omaha. by Rabbi Saul Bolotnikov and Cantor Harry Sterling-^. Sioux City. A champagne reception and dinner followed the wedding in the Shaare Zion social The Jewish Community Center is now in the process hall. " of bringing the master files Among the out-of-town guests up-to-date;' All parents are were the grandmother of the urged tdi complete and rebride, Mrs. Bertha Lashinsky, Sun City,. Arizona; Miss Kerry turn cards sent to them reTepperman. and Keith Teppercently asking for current inman,- St. Louis; Howard Landformation about the school ers, Santa Maria, California; grades and school addresses Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Cohen and • of their children. Terry, Las Vegas; John Gangarossa, Santa Maria, California; Samuel G o l d b e r g , Mrs. Ida Elkes, Mr.' and Mrs. Meyer Cornis, "JWr; and Mrs. David Cornis," and Ten Corhis, Chi-, cago; Mr. and Mrs. AlShanin, Omaha-Jack Molad, DirecSt, Joseph, Mo. ; ; Mjs. Sharon tor: of- Education at Beth El Edwards, Oklahoma City; and Synagogue, will speak WednesDr. and Mrs. Phillip Levine day noon, Sept;'8.to the B'nai and: family, Des Moines. Mrs. Joel R!ch B'rith Breadbreak e r s at the Fireside Restaurant, 3802 Leavenworth, Qmaha^Neb. ,, Mr. Molad and his wife accompanied the first Youth Pilgrimage Program to Israel and he will speak about their trip Omaha.—Jerry Cohen, Men> Refreshments will be served at and experiences. • bership Vice-President of the 11 p.m. to bo followed by the ' The lunch is open to all memBeth El Men's Club, has ai> midnight Slihot Services. bers of the B'nai B'rith and the nounced that the opening Men's' ' Reservations may be made p u b l i c . No -reservations are Club program will feature a at the Synagogue office; 553- necessary and lunch will conshowing of pictures and slides 3221.*, clude promptly at 1:00 p.m* taken -by some of the high .school students who have recently returned from Uio First Israel Pilgrimage. A group of the students will speak on their Making their home at 3116 N.' Gordon and Sufi Ellen Levine experiences and Impression of 07th Street are Mr. and Mrs. have been living in OmaTia the trip. Jack Molad, who led Norman Dollinger. Formerly since April, 4971. Coming from the tour, will also participate. •of St. Louis, Mo., Mr. Dol- Marion,- Indiana, the Levines are enjoying Omaha; -."It's a The program will take place linger is associated with Mike real metropolis,"'said Mrs. Le'at Beth El Synagogue, Satur- Albert Inc. of Omaha. vine. . day, September 11 at 9:30 p.m. The Dollingers Rave three Mr. and Mrs. Levine, who children, Toni, 13, who is a Jun- make their home at 11765 Wakeior-High school student, Todd, ley Plaza, have a two and a 18, a student at the University half year-old daughter, Abbie, SHIRLEY L. WIENSHIENK of Missouri, and Mark, 21, who who will be taking part in the1 Funeral services were held is majoring in Psychology at Tot Gym program af the JCC August 27,1971 in Kansas City, the University of Illinois. this fall. ": ; • v ; Ma. for Mrs. Shirley Louis Mark and his fiancee, DebMr. Levine is a buyer for Wienshienk, former Omahan orah Lazar of Chicago, plan to Richman Gordman department and widow of the late Harry be married next June. stores. - .•'-•.' v Wensbienk. ' Survivors are: Sisters, Mrs. MinetteKatz,.Omaha, and Mrs. Josephine Gould, M e m p h i s , Tenn., brother, Ben Louis, Kansas. City, Mo. and one grandPERMANENT A N D TEMPORARY . • . . ha An Employment Agency Specializing in • < d , Jerri Ann Krinsky.

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By Bertie Lazar Omaha—A meeting of the By BERTIE LAZAR M. Becker, her niece and chu> Jewish Cultural Committee will Everyone had a good time at dren, Mrs. Marshall Becker, be held Tuesday, September 7 the city-wide Senior Citizen Jody and lisa. " at 8 p.m. in the Library of Beth picnic. It was the best one so We had a large attendance, Israel Synagogue, 52nd and far. Don't miss these good SERVICES: SERVirKS, SERVICES: •. SERVICES: Mollie was presented with a Charles. Friday: times. Come join us now—come Friday: All members of the commit- on Mondays and have lunch gift and money. A birthday Mincha Services In the Chap. Traditional Evening services tee are urged to attend since with us—play bingo—bring a cake and ice-cream wa» also; 1 el, 8 p.m. (Kobolos Shabbos) 7:30 p.m. many matters regarding the foursome for cards! Dues are shared. Mollie shed tear! ol Sabbath Eve Services in thp joy, everything was given with Saturday: . fall and special events pro- $2.00 a year. our love for her, * Morning Service: -8:45 con- Sanctuary, 8:15 p.m. grams will be discussed. Labor Day the JCC will b» Cantor Aaron I. Edgar and Congratulations to Mrs. Max ducted by Rabbi Isaac Nadoff Arbitman who is leaving to at- closed IO the Senior Citizen* , and Cantor Elchanan Gelberg. Mr. Alexander Katz will conLIBRARY tend the wedding of her grand- will meet on Tueiday, Septem«_ ' The Talmud Class will be duct the services. The Jewish Federation Liber 7. After lunch we wUl *U' son in New York. conducted by Rabbi Isaac Na- . Stanley Silverman, President brary at the Jewish Comdoff at 7:00 p.m. followed at of Beth El Synagogue, will adMrs.. Ethel Bleiweiss gave a tend the meeting at City Hall <• munity Center will be closed donation in honor of Ida and tee about having bus farei re« • 7;30 p.m. by Mincha, Sholash dress the congregation. Sunday and Monday, SepIrv Forbes—they are celebrat- duced for us. Sudos and Maariv. Saturday: tember 5 and 6.' We have also been invited to ing their 31st wedding anniverSunday: Morning Service: 10 a.m. , tour the Falstaff Brewery sary. Morning Service: 9 a.m. folMihcha-Maariv: 8:00 p.m. where a free lunch will bi lowed by breakfast and the Sunday: \ Congratulations to the Max served. We will announce th» Belgrades on the Bar Mitzvah Rabbi's class in "The Twelve - Morning Service: 9 a.m. of their grandson Robert Bel- date lateri^, Prophets." Daily: The " F a n t a b u l o u s Five'* . * Dally: . • • • - ' Services at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. ' Omaha—The Program and grade. , , „ . were just great. Helene, Mi» Service sub-committee of the , . Services' at 7 a.m. and 7:30 Thanks to Sam Leslunsky for— chae 'i a n d - ^ndy, children of Dr. Sher Home Committee met putting up the mike for our ' Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wasser\p.m. BAR MITZVAHS Wednesday, September 1, to entertainers, "The Fantabu- man, Marcia and Dick are tha The Bar Mitzvah of LARRY GARY JAY OSTROW, gon of NOVAK, son of Mr. and Mrs. discuss a variety of innovative lous Five." children of Bob Krasne. Thos* new plans for the fall. Mr. and MM. Fred Oftrbw, will Harold Novak, will be celebratMrs. Max Joffee Is a new of you who didn't come to sea Mrs. Jake Wine, president of them really missed' a treat* become a Bar Mitzvah at thet ed at the services Sabbath eve- the Bikur Cholim, was wel- member, welcome. Marcia Krasne played a piano ning, September 3rd* and SabWe really surprised Mollie services Sabbath morning, Sep- bath morning, September 4th. comed upon her return as a Delman. ' We" celebrated her solo, it was delightful. Andy member of the committee. tember 4. • • * .' birthday, her family attended, Wasserman did a ventriloquist '• » . • MICHAEL ABRAMSON, son her husband, Lou,- sister and act, he was terrific, he did not SISTERHOOD of Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Abrambrother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. move his lips once! "Fun in Furs," a fashion son, will become a Bar'Mitz•how by CrandalUi Furs will RAYIM AZA 1777 IF YOU WANT .TO SELL YOUR highlight the first meeting of vah at the services, Sabbath HOME IN HAPT HOLLOW OR Rayim Sweetheart candidates the year of the Beth Israel Sis- evening, September 10 and Sab- are: Mindy Marantz, daughter LEWIS AND CLARK JR. HISH ' AREA N O W . . . Why the Yellow Pages? terhood. The 12:30 p.m. lunch- bath morning, September l L " ' of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ma• • • eon meeting'on Sept. 7 will be FOR FAST ACTION rantz, Sue Bernsteyi, daughter Try the in the'Synagogue Social Hall. U. S. Y. There will be a general meet- of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Bern-. . HonjM or Invntmtnt 'roptftlti Modeling will be Mmes. Paul > stein, Pamela Hochster, daughLIST WITH Alperson, Jack Belmont, Ben- ing for all members and any- ter of Mr., and Mrs. Martin body interested in joining USY, nett Fishbain, Marvin Gprelick, Hochster and Barl TJnsraan, Ben Kaimait, Nate Kaplan, Ir- Sunday, September 5th at 2:30 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melp.m., in/the Youth Lounge. ' ving Marcus, A l l e n Sarbin, vin Unsman. 2555 Farnam St. Marvin Suvalsky and James On Friday, September 10, CAROL GAST CO. Wax. there will be an Oneg Shabat 553-5926 571-2060 553-4922 Reservations may be piade.._ and a Cultural Program followwith Mrs. Allen Sarbin, 334- ing services, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Levlnc A-Rush Party for all fresh- wish to thank all of their dear 26j»; or rMs. Harry Abramson, 556-1671. BabysitUng serv- men will be. held Saturday, friends and relatives for the September 18. ' Ice will be available. . many expressions of good will on the occasion of their 50th A Board meeting will be held anniversary. The lards, gifts Sept 7 at 10:00 a.m. preceding Paul Sweet Trio now playing nightly, and donations were gratefully the luncheon.\. > B'nai Jacob except for Monday & Thursday Buffets received. Adas Yeshuron KADIMAII SYO On Sept. 4 and 5, Kadimah SERVICES: . SYO will hold its Annual Rush Saturday: ' -for all'Jewish high-school-age Morning Service: 8:45 a.m. students. Woodmen Tower 28th Floor Sunday: Saturday services, beginning 1700 Farnam Morning Service: 8 a.m. ' at 10:00 a.m. in the Beth Israel Ntw Cocktail Hour 4:30 to 7:30 Chapel, will be followed by lunch and ruach. For dinner reservations, phone Sunday there will be swim246-2800, closed Sunday ming and other activities at the SERVICES: ; JCC which will be followed by Friday* 7:30 p.m. - a house party. 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New York (JTA)—The split in the Jewish 'Community over government aid to non-public schools, specifically J e w i s h

5 YEARS AGO , Helene Coren and Frederick Mittleman were married . . . Susan Joseph and Jerry Faier announced their engagement . . . Annette Charney and Jerry Schwartz announced their • engagement,

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10 YEARS AGO Judith Ban became the bride of Alan David Goldstein . . . Candidates for Sweetheart of By Mickey Gerelick AZA i included Sandy ParilI, don't consider myself an tors who are having a difficult man, Terry Milder, Sherry alarmist Jew. My definition of time with their Jewish sub- Kraft, Lois Greenberg and Barbara" Kaplan . . . Sidney Fried"alarmist Jews" are those who jects," writes Mr. Lawrencetee anti-Semites l u r k i n g in I don't know what, if any- man celebrated his Bar-Mitz, every corner and in every ac- thing, should be done about the vah. 20 YEARS AGO tivity of the non-Jewish com- production coming i n t o the Soralee^kolof and Gerald munity. community. ' " These Jews frequently disBut all of us should at least Conn were married . . . Mr. ' agree on appropriate action for be aware that the'rock musical and Mrs. Robert Sloan, anthe anti-Semitic threat. There at the Civic auditorium on nounced the birth of a son, are Uie "sha-still, don't rock Monday may well be a new and Leon Ian . . . Mr. and Mrs. the boat, don't offend the goy- subtle intrusion of anti-Semi- George Eisenberg announced im" group on one end. At the tism into the youth culture of the birth of a daughter, Cecily Gail. other extreme are those who our community. ' 25 YEARS AGO would make a major battle out • • *' Audrey Telpner and Morris of every possible minor skirmAnother item of concern is Shapiro were married . . . Jack ish. the news that within the next Mosfof'lisr I "belle ve,-fall- few weeks the paperback edi- Kate .was elected president of somewhere in the middle. We tion of the book "Lansky" will the Round Table 6t Jewish Youth. Other new officers inare not blind to the possibility be released. ... T cluded David Bear, Ann Shraof anti-Semitism in this counPublished ,.by Berkley Pub- go, Bernard Magid, Herman try; but we don't. push the panic-button at the drop of a lishing Company, a subsidiary^ Shyken and Reva Cohn.

hat either. The wisest course of G. P. Putnam's Sons, both ' teems to be to keep informed at 200 Madison Avenue, N.Y., 'and to take appropriate action the jacket of the book will carwhen called for. But the first ry an alleged newspaper head-, line reading "Jews C o n t r o l -ttep is to be informed Crime in the United States." A case in -point is the rock" musical "Jesus Christ: Super- .«• The ADL has tried, unsucess- ftar" which is scheduled to fully, to convince the publishplay in Omaha at the Civic ers thait the use of vicious anti-Semitism as a promptionAuditorium September 6. Since I'm not much of a rock al gimmick is highly.objectionmusic fan, I.wouldn't h a v e able. Since the publishers have given much thought to this pro- ignored their protests, ADL ' duction if it hadn't been for an does have s o m e suggestions 1 article which appeared in. the about a reasonable course of" - , ' Kansas- City Jewish Chronicle, action we can take. : written by Sidney- Lawrence, It, must be made known to ," Director of the Jewish Com- the publishers. that all Ameri. .munity Relations Bureau. cans reject this kind of veno, According to Mr. Lawrence,.. mous promotion. ADL Is urgt' this swinging production based ing that letters .be sent to the on the life of Jesus, merits the: publishers, by Jews and nontame kind of scrutiny which Jews alike, protesting this obhas been applied io the Ober- jectionable blurb vn the cover ammergau Passion Play. of the book. ', Mr. Lawrence wrltes^'The. ADL further suggests that - evangelical nature of the script the matter be brought to the : Js not improved by placing it attention of local book shops ' in lie. rock musical tradition. and paperback book distribu' It w e n t to me and others with tors and that they be encourwhom I have discussed t h i s aged to voice-their protests to matter, that .there are anti- the publishers as well. Semitic overtones in this proThe ADL advice on the Landuction which border on the sky book seems sound. Writing tint of Oberammergau. protest letters to the publisher "The. script' continues the may be offensive to the "shacontrast between Jewish mon- still Jews" and not h a r s h ey-mad merchants p e d d l i n g enough for the alarmists on /their wares before the Temple the other extreme. But to me it and.the saintly J e s u s who seems to be appropriate action' ' wishes to purify the Temple. for the problem. The description of the Higif As for the rock musical, I P r i e s t expresses the" same have no advice about action stereotyping which is* found in because I'm not even s u r e the; traditional Passion Plays. there's a problem. I just wantBut the Romans are described ed to alert you" to the possisympathetically as administra- bility. , - '

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Des Moines Loses a Friend The death of A. II. Blank on August 14, 1971 was a source of Borrow not only to liis family and friends, but to all residents of. Des Moines, Iowa who benefited from his lifetime of, generous philanthrophy. . ( Mr. Blank and his late wife, Anna, built the Raymond Blank Memorial Hospital for Children in Des Moines and was a major contributor to the Des Moines Children's Zoo; the Des Moines Art Center and to. the Performing Arts Center at Simpson College. A former member of the.j&ard of the Des Moines Jewish Welfare Federation, Mr. Blank was a major contributor to the "'ah-~ nual Federation campaign. He was the recipient of the first Humanitarian Award given by the Jewish Welfare Federation' In 1967. In his eulogy, Rabbi Irving Weingart said of Mr. Blank, "his life was truly a religious ministry in that he served his God by • giving service to his fellowmen—first, most and best." Des Moines, indeed, has lost a friend.

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day schools, was dramatized health and welfare aids for all by the issuance of opposing children at public expense restatements on the June Su- gardless of the schools they atpreme Court d e c i s i o n that tend, as well as such auxiliary state aid to such schools <js un- educational services as remeconstitutional. ' dial reading and speech therThe • statement endorsing the apy for parochial school chilrule was issued jointly by nine dren in facilities or centers unr national Jewish organizations. der public control, which chilThe nine agencies are the dren of all r e l i g i o u s baekAmerican /"Jewish Committee, grounds can attend." the American Jewish Congress, Rabbi Joseph Karasick, presthe Anti-Defamation League of ident of the Union of Orthodox B'nai B'rith, the (Reform) Cen- Congregations of America, astral Conference of American serted that while the intent of Rabbis, the J e,w i s h Labor the opposing Jewish organizaCommittee, Jewish War Vet- tions "is to preserve their inerans, the National Council of te r p re tation of the principle of Jewish • Women, the (Reform) church and state, the effect of Union of American H e b r e w their activities represents a . Congregations and the (Con- disaster to Jewish interests.' 1 servative) United Synagogue j o e l B alsom said, in the same of America^ statement, that the best thing\ , The nine groups sjudjrtlre—tliat-Trright~happeiTTVoTllflnb^ Jewish community was "cap- for Jewish Federations to "fill able of and has sole responsi- the void and rescue the Jewbility" for supporting "a sound ish day schools." I f that hapand effective system of Jew- pens, he asserted, it will mean ish education." The nine-ag—the outlay of Jewish communency statement noted that "we al funds "to support secular have supported free lunches, progranjs that ought -properly medical and dental services to have been the responsibility and s i m i l a r non-educational of government."

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KoltermanrHaIpermNamedlQ JCC Physical Ed Dept. Staff

Center By Charles Arnold Fo More Information Call-the .Athletic Office 342-1366

VOLUNTEERS WANTED "Anyone interested _in volunteering to work in one of the many JCC sports and r e c r e a t to n a 1 programs .should call the Physical Edu c a t i o n Department, 3421366 for further information. Volunteers' can be used in the Iddy-Biddy Sports, Big 8 and Big Red football programs.

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YOUTH COUNCIL FLAG-FOOTBALL On the strength of the returning1 starters from their championship team, Chaim WeizTENNIS FOR WOMEN mann is predicted to make it v By popular request, the JCC three straight championships in Physical Education D e p a r t - a row. AZA No. 1 should press ment will hold an Outdoor Ten- the Chaimies for the top spot, nis Class, for W o m e n each Rayim will be close behind and Thursday morning at the Mont- AZA 100 will round out the top clair Community Center, 2304 four teams. So it will l(K?k like this: South 135th Ave. Class will l.Chaim Weizmann —meet at 10 a.m. each Thursday^ 2/AZA.l. '. beginning September 9. 3. Rayim . Participants s h o u l d bring 4. AZA 100 their own racquets. • Tennis .. balls will be furnished. A 'fee MEN'S FLAG FOOTBALL of $15 will be charged for the The JCC Athletic Department" 8-week course of instruction. is sponsoring a Wednesday eveRegistration may. be made ning Flag-Football league for by calling 342-1366. young adults and adults starting September 15. ACCIDENT-MEDICAL Four teams will be chosen INSURANCE: • v'.< ;. :: ; by four player Captains.Games All members participating in will be played at the JCC Exhealth and physical.education tension Center West, 12604 PaActivities are encouraged to cific St. Teams win be selected fake advantage of the SPE- from a player pool for fair CIAL GROUP INSURANCE competition. .Players will be PLAN provided through the furnished with scrimmage jer• National Jewish Welfare Board. seys and flags. '"',,'.• • ' A l l members in good standThe first work-out and organIng of the Jewish Community izational meeting will be held .Center can participate in this September 15th at 6:00 p.m. plan regardless of age'or sex. ^The fee is $8.00 for non-memThe rate is $3.00 per year from bers and free to those .having September 15,-1971 to Septem- a student -or family member- ber. 15,-1972. Fee- is subject to Ship. -" '---••"-•-—-*-••; thange. Application forms are Fee Includes two Nebraska-, available at the Centers' desk Iowa Football Referees' per' "and Athletic Office. 'game. Those wishing to play The policy covers all injuries should call the Center's Athle-: caused by an accident while in tic Office, 342-1366, or report to: activities sponsored and super-; »the playing field on Wednesday, vised by the,Center. The bene-- September 15.; ; fits are payable in addition to. any other insurance carried by TOT G Y M •""""...""' /:•••', the individual. :•>.•••• • Registration for the Centers'; When a member: requires' Tot Gym Program is.coming! .medical care by a legally qual- in at a record rate this year. A, ified physician or surgeon, (ex- few openings still remain. Im cept dental), confinement in our effort to maintain small' ' hospital, employment of a li- teacher-pupil ratio, we are limcensed, graduate nurse and iting enrollment, so register' miscellaneous expenses, i.e., your child today by calling 342,X-rays, drugs, dressings be- ,1366.

Omaha—Mrs. Marcia Kolterr man_has' been named to the Physical Education staff of the Jewish Community Center to direct R h y t h m i c and Body Movement activities in the Tot Gym program. Born in Omaha, Mrs. Kolterman graduated from the School of Education at Midland College and did graduate work at Creighton University. Most recently Mrs. Kolterman was a member Of the faculty of District 66 schools. Under the direction of Mrs. George Anderson Kolterman, participants in the Tot Gym program will learn fundamental rhythms, animal and toy rhythms and play and character rhythms. The first The JCC Fall Flag Football session of the Tot Gym Proprogram s t a r t s Wednesday, gram will begin Tuesday, Sept. . :'• -"1 Thursday, Friday arid Sunday, 7. , Halpcrin September 8, 9, 10 and 12 for A senior, at the University of boys in Kindergarten - through Nebraska at O m a h a in the Ninth grades, " ' George Anderson, will be one school of Physical Education, of the outstanding coaching Howie Halperin has been appersonnel to head up the pro- pointed to the JCC Physical Edgram. A member of the Omaha Mustangs, Anderson will work with the back field and receivers. •

Anderson to Coach JCC Flag Football

Ann Wennet Heads Women's Athletics Omaha—Miss Ann Wennett has been appointed director of Girl's and Women's Physical Education and Recreation at the Jewish Community Center. Miss Wennet received her B.S. in Health and Physical Education from Northwestern State College, Alva, Oklahoma. She has worked for the past two years as Program Director for the Omaha YWCA. Her past experiences included Manager of the Kiowa Public Swimming Pool, Kiowa Kansas, also swim instructor for the YWCA in Galveston, Texas; • Ann extends a personal invition to all girls and women interested in Physical Education classes designed for them to call her at the Centers' Athletic Office at 342-1366." ,

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Physical Education Dept. September Events The month of September is packed with exciting and interesting programs. Join in, get involved. Iddy-Biddy Sports—Kindergarten and first graders, Wednesday, 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m.-at Memorial Park starting September 8. ' Junior Boys Sports Club—Second, third and fourth grade, Fridays, 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. at Elmwood Park starting September 10. "Big Red Football"—Fifth and sixth grade boys, Sundays, 1:30 p.m.-3 p.m. at the Center West, 12604 Pacific St. starting September 12. ' "Big 8 Football"—Seventh, eighth and ninth grade, Sundays, 3:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. at the Center West, 12604 Pacific St. starting. September 12. " ' ^ JCC Yotfth Council Flag-Football—Senior high, Sundays, 10 a.m.-noon at the Center West, 12604 Pacific St., starting Sunday, September 12. "Missy Sports"—Kindergarten and first-grade girls, 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. at the Center West, 12604 Pacific St., starts Wednesday, September 8. '' ' "Junior Miss" Sports—Second, third and fourth grade girls, 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. at the Center West, 12604 Pacific St., starts Friday, September 10. •'56 Miss. Club"—Fifth and sixth grade' girls, 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. at the Center West, 12604 Pacific St., starts Thursday, Septem-; ber 9. i Beginners Raquelte Class—Boys and girls, 8-11, Thursday ' afternoons from 4 to 5, starts Thursday, September 9 at the Mont* ' clair Community Center, 2304 S. 135th Ave. I Intermediate and Advanced.Raquette Class—Boys and girls, , 8-1, Friday afternoons .from 4 to 5, starts Friday, September 10 at. itheMoptelair'Commun.ityCenter, 2304S. 135th Ave. , < . >, Y I t F l F l l l V f e J U d ad.ult,a.Wednesday,

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