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'Exciting Things Are Happening Tbente of Animal Federation Meet Omaha —What's n e w a n d what's on the horizon in service for the Omaha Jewish community will be the theme of an unusual annual meeting of the Omaha J e w i s h Federation, Combined with the Board of Governors meeting, the annual meeting will be held Sunday, I March 19, at 7:30 p.m. at Temple Israel. Departing from the usual format, the meeting will be con' rducted without dinner to encourage the broad participation of the entire community. Those attending will be asked to con-, elder a number of vital issues. With the theme of "Exciting Things Arc Happening," the meeting will examine many local plans arid achievements. It will give consideration and direction to activity "relating, to
the Jewish Community Center; new concepts of education for Jewish living; the quality of life for t h e - e l d e r l y ; philanthropise responsibilities; expressions of community concern for youth and the new roles for the Jewish community in meeting community issues. According to CM. Newman, president of the Omaha Jewish Federation, t h e meeting has been'designed to permit the free exchange of views among all the members of the "community. Elections A highlight of the meeting will be the election of five new m e m b e r s to the Federation Executive • Committee,, by the Board of Governors. The Board of Governors represents the total community and is composed
of representatives of e v e r y adult Jewish organization .in Omaha and of representatives at large. Consisting of some 200 people, the Board of Governors, "is the representative' arm of the community and has thp «»>-
Katzman, Dr.' Edward Malashock, C h a r l e s A. Monasee, Steven J. Rlekes, Dr. Irving Shapiro and Mrs. Morley Zipursky. Five new members will be elected by the Board of Governors and three will be appointed by the new Federation bers. \ . - * president; The eight members of the -At the. meeting, the ExecuExecutive Committee w h o s e tive Committee will elect its* ofthree year terms have expired ficers for the coming year. and who are not eligible for re- Recommendations of the nomig election are: Jack Br Cohen, n"*'ouvl pmittee will be preLeo Eisenstatt, Mrs. Sa"\. : natl .< {>& A r t h u r Goldstein,
Dr. Sher Home Names Director of Recreation Omaha — Alvin Abramson, chairman of the Dr. Philip Sher Ho m e ' Committee has announced, the appointment of Adrienno Goldberg as Director of Recreation Programming at the Dr. Sher Home. 'Miss Goldberg who hold a' B.A.* degree in Social Science from Chlco S t a t e College, Chico, Calif, is a native of California. Prior to coming to Omaha, Miss Goldberg held the position of Recreation Worker at the American National Red Cross* San Francisco, where she was' responsible for planning and implementing recrea! *
tiori for hospital patients. She supervised such activities as c r a f t s , movies, field-tripsdances and cooking classes? A licensed movie projectionist, Miss Goldberg*is a member of the' National Therapeutic Recreation Society. Mr. Abramson noted that the addition of Miss "Goldberg to -the staff of the home was in linewlfai the goal of the. Home committee to improve the services provided to the residents. Miss Goldberg will work directly with the residents, as well as with LOVE Volunteers."
El Fatah Terrorists Agree to Halt Action Jerusalem (JTA)—Cairo ra- cluding Premier Saeb Salaam. It is believed here that El dio reported this week that El Fatah has agreed to a request Fatah bowed to the Lebanese -from Lebanese authorities to request in the hope of preservtemporarily suspend their ter- ing their presence in that counrorist activities against Israel try which has become the site from Lebanese territory in or- of the'largest concentrations of der not to subject Lebanon to Palestinian terrorists. They also hope to achieve quiet cooperfurther reprisals from Israel. ation with.the Lebanase Army According to Cairo radio, El which took over "Fatahland" in Fatah has announced its deci- the aftermath of the Israeli opsion following a series of meet- eration against terrorist bases ings with Lebanese officials in- last month.
^ K — B e r n a r d Mandelbaum (second from left), Presldedt of The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, accepts f cliqck for $750,000 from Leon Singer (left), attorney and execu' tort for the estate of the late Morris J. Bernstein. With them are Mr. Singer's associate and fellow executor, Samuel Gordon .(right), »Jd Dr. Louis Flnkclslcin, Seminary Chancellor. The check, Mr. Bernstein's bequest to the Seminary, will assure i the continuance; of the Morris J. and Ethel Bernstein Pastoral I .Psychiatry Center, a Seminary program which'had the sup,;por,t of both.Mr. and, Mrs, Bernstein during (heir Uvris, ,, • , ,
chairman. M e m b e r s of the•committee include; Milton Ab-' rahams, Daniel Katzman, Er-; nie (I-Go) Nogg a n d Steven Riekes. ''•'] Mr. Newman urged- that all members of the Jewish community participate in this important event "and to share in creating the Omaha design for service for tomorrow. Exciting things are happening, and will continue to happen as a result of such .participation,!' Newman said.
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Omaha and Deis M©Ines Rabbis / A t Rabbinical Council Meetingsx New York (JTA)-"lTie c h a p lenge of proper absorption of immigrants from the Soviet Union and other "countries is the central problem of the Jewish people at this time, and the -xesponsMityL: o t l t h e i ' world," Jewish tcoirimunity;" said Natan Peled, Israel's Minister of Immigrant Absorption, t h i s ' w e e k .
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Myer S. Kripke of Beth El Sy- immigrants who'came to Israel nagogue and Sidney H. Brooks many years ago who have large and Barry Weinstein of Temple families living in one-and two* Israel. Rabbi Irving Ai Wein- room fiats. He noted that the gart of Tifereth Israel Syna- most important need is housing gogue, Dcs Moines, also attend- for the newcomers. ed the meetings. The rabBis; were' also ..adThe purpose of Mr, Peled's dressed by Rabbi Herbert A. visit was to inform the rabbin- Friedman, UJA executive viceate about the crisis of needs chairman—Israel. Commenting created by the anticipated ar- on -the crisis of opportunity rival in Israel of 70,000 immi- caused by the arrival of Soviet grants from all over the world immigrants, Rabbi Friedman in 1972. This was the first time said that "in order to success-, that the entire rabbinical com- fully meet the needs of the immunity had been called togeth- migrants this year, every Jew • er for a common purpose. Pe- . ia America must be approachled noted that not only is there ed and must contribute his a problem of absorbing the in- share, and the only way to flux of immigrants in 1972, but • reach every Jew in America i s ! there are many unabsorbed. through the American rabbinate." Rabbi Joseph Ehrenkranz, chairman of the Rabbinical ; Advisory Council, suggested • that each synagogue adopt the "100 per cent Plan." According to this plan every synagogue . tity with the Jewish communi- seeks a gift to the UJA from c ty. each of its members. Rabbi The popularity of the .nation- Ehrenkranz added that every al tour programs necessitates rabbi ought to use the pulpit early registration. Interested as an effective means for makjunior and senior high school ing his community aware of the 1 students should contact Mollie tremendous importance of propDelman or Pearl Yager at 342- erly absorbing. 'Soviet immi1366 for further information: grants.
Aid Available for Teens to Participate in Israel Tours Omaha—A program of encouraging more h i g h school sophomores and juniors to participate in a summer experience in Israel this year has been announced by the Omaha Jewish Federation. Financial subvention and program information will be available to all interested teens who would like to take pprt in any of a number of nationally organized Israel Study-Tour programs, The Omaha Youlh Pilgrimage to Israel will not be con-' ducted this year, however, it has b e e n approved for the summer of 1973. In view of the desirability 'for local youth to visit Israel, the Federation board agreed to assist Omaha students to participate in nationally sponsored tours organized through synagogues, youth 'movements and Zionist organizations. ' • A limited number of scholarships will be awarded by the Omaha Federation as well as by some of the l o c a l syna gogues. Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of the applicant's interests and iden-
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Washington, D.C.—The B'nai part, "we are foredooming in B'rith Youth Commission,, high' the decades ahead the existr est policy making body of the ' price of both Israel and a Jew* B'nai B'rith Youth Organiza- isbly committed diaspora upon which Israel must continue to tion, at its annual meeting, rely. The North American Jewcalled for a balanced concern ish community is sufficiently ^ for Israel and the needs of . affluent to do justice to both of" Jewish youth in North Ameri- these causes which' are inexca. "If we neglect the youth of tricably interwoven." the diaspora in order to save Toward the realization of this Israel," the resolution said in dual objective, the Commission recommended maximum B'nai B'rith co-operation in the annual fundraising campaigns . of local Jewish Welfare Funds; a significantly greater proportion of the raised dollar to be Washington (JTA) — Rabbi allocated to Jewish education and youth services; and a balAccording to Mrs. Tawfik's Meir Kahane, who has been . anced recognition of the imagitating for the right of Jews information, Arab extremists portance of formal and informbelieved Elia was illegally aid- to get out of Soviet Russia, is al Jewish education. now trying to get himself and ing the migration of Syrian Jews to Lebanon, and wanted seven o t h e r Jewish Defense .HELEN A. BERNSTEIN to end his influence. "Admit- League leaders into that coun333-1222 tedly he helped these people," try. So far he has been denied 393-9111 she said, "but this was no po- an entry vfsa. REAL ESTATE With litical organization. He was a The JDL l e a d e r told the humanitarian, and he acted as n e w s m e n that the JDL-ers REED DAVIS CO. a Jew oh behalf of a compas- want to visit, the Soviet Union 656-2300 sionate "community.'' from April 14-May 7 to conduct William J. Van del Heuvel, a "fact-finding mission" so as JOHNFAIER an official of the Committee to be able to inform President and vice chairman of the In- Nixon "exactly what is happenMagician ternational Rescue Committee, ing to Jews in the' Soviet UnBirthday Parties said the 4,000 Syrian Jews are ion" before the President de"living in the shadow of per-, parts for his May 22 summit 556-3078 meeting in Moscow. secution." Mrs. Tawfik has said that if her father is released he will move to Canada. Her-mother still 'lives in Lebanon, which has 3,000 Jews who are not re^ pressed. The Committee of Concern issued an updated list of ,16 Syrian Jews—11 male, five female—known* or believed to be* held by the. Syrian authorities, in addition to Elia.
of Concern for Minorities in Arab countries. Gen. (Ret.) Lucius D. Clay, chairman"^ the Committee of Concern, presented Mrs. Tawfik t o t h e news conference. ' • Mrs. Tawfik described the mysterious disappearance l a s t ' September 6th of her father, Albert Elia, secretary general of the Jewish community of Lebanon, which numbers about 3,000 people. She said that he left liis house for. his office in the Beirut synagogue center at his usual lime of 7:30 a.m., but that he never reached the sy- nagogue and has not been heard from since.
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Now York (JTA)-The Columbia- University Senate has adopted a resolution which will end the practice of scheduling classes on Jewish religious holidays. Rabbi Charles Sheer, the University's Jewish Chaplain, said tho Senate requested officials scheduling academic activities to "schedule classes, examinations, r e g i s t r ations, convocations and other activities" that -are a "part of the academic calendar" so that they will not conflict with religious holidays.
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the academic requirements involved. . Chicago (JTA) — The execuThe resolution also provides tive director of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicafor faculty members to observe , go, James P. Rice, described the holidays by making ar- recent public statements that rangements with their depart- the Jewish poor in the United ment heads to provide alterna- States number between 400,000 tive instruction or consultation. and one million as "without any foundation in fact." Rabbi Sheer noted that "the Rice stated that because of resolution adopted by the Uni-. the publicity In the press given versity refers to all Jewish hol- to -statements by representaidays, not just Rosh Hashanah ' tives of a number of national Jewish organizations It was and Yom Kippur, and- it pro- necessary to point out that reThe Senate resolution also tects students and faculty alike. ports of the US Census Bureau, provided that when a sched- It is far-reaching because it and analysis of the -National uling conflict proves unavoid- places the onus of enforcement Jewish Population Study of the able, no student will be penal- on the office of the Provost, Council of Jewish Federations . Ized for absence due to reli- rather than the campus rabbi." and Welfare Funds, Indicate clearly that the Jewish poor gious reasons, and alternative number below 300,000. mean's will be sought to satisfy Rico noted that information available from the Census Bureau on poverty among persons MINIof Russian origin or descent, VACATION New York (JTA)—Sir Oswald most of whom arc Jewisfi, indiMosley's presence in the Unit- cates a poverty rate, of 4.5 per ed States is "against the public cent, the lowest of any ethnic (I interest" and should be de- group in the country. The most plored, Dore Schary said on the recent available reports indiDavid Frost Show. "I just per- cate the Jewish poor number sonally don't want you. Per- less than 300,000°, lie said. sonally, I don't like you, that's The definition of poverty is it," Schary told Sir. Oswald,also a guest on the show. The 75-year-old British poliOmaha'! tician, who headed the Fascist •Most Exciting, Party from 1932 to 1940, has 'DINING ROOM been in the U.S. to publicize his AND LOUNGE a u t o b i o g r a p h y , "My Life." Schary, honorary n a t i o n a l chairman of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, deOverlooking the clared: "I believe* he repreBusy Runwnyn at EPPLEY AIR TERMINAl sents a totalitarian concept, on ABBOTT DRIVE and there's been no recanting Superb Cuisine in terms of his attitude about Cocktails • Attentive Service • Luxurious Jews, about Hitler, about World Surrounding* • A War II and about .what it Mngnltlccnt View, Be where the action I s Through Omaha's meant." shopping, shows, f u n - i n Biggest Picture
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My family moved to Omaha when I was 8 years old which is more than 20 >ears ago (would you believe 30 years ago?) At any rate, I've lived here for a long time, While I don't know everyone in the Jewish community, I usually know many people who turn out for a Jewish community event. But .Tuesday night was different, and it was an eerie feeling. I was among the guests of the Newcomers Division of the Omaha Jewish Philanthropies Campaign who attended an informal supper at the home of Barbara and Dean Frankcl. Under .the chairmanship of Barbara Frankcl and N a n c y Noddle the newcomers were
invited to come—and enjoy— and they did! It was startling for me to walk into a Philanthropies sponsored event and find a sea of unfamiliar faces. More than 50 young men and women (and I mean young—most of them under 30) were'there. Representing a wide variety of back-' grounds, they came from all parts of the country and are now making their homes in Omaha. They came here as students, teachers, members of the military and job transferees. Warm, interesting peopie, they seemed pleased at the opportunity to meet each other and to learn something about the Omaha Jewish community. 'Mortimer Grcenbcrg, execu-
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tive director of the Omaha Jewish Federation, offered a brief description of the services provided by the Federation and the Jewish Community Center. In welcoming the group he encouraged their participation la all phases of Jewish community life. "We want to help in making you happy in Omaha, and we want your help to improve and expand the services we provide," he said. ' '
. It was a fun evening! with Skip Kahane and his g u i t a r providing the *" entertainment. People mingled easily and I met some great people who said nice tilings about the Jewish Press. (Make no mistake— I do respond to flattery.) I even met some great people who didn't say anything about the Jewish Press. ( H o p e f u l l y , they'll learn.). . Everyone wore name tags, and while I can't remember By DAVID SCHWARTZ Israel looks forward to'a greatly increased output of conver- t h e m , all, some of the new Community Relations Commentsnames that belonged to these sation in the next sevcralyears. .. " ' Today, according to Shimon Peres, Communications Minister, new faces were: Messrs. and. Israel has 580,000 phones. This is double the number in Egypt, Mmes. Ray Krigston, Gordon which, of course, has a much larger population: It is larger even Levine,. Charles Mann, Gerald . than the number in such a progressive country as Italy. A total1 Marburg, Lynn Newport, Sam Paper, Morris .Rouleau,- Mike of Vh million calls are handled daily by the IsRiessen, Mike M o s k o w i t z , raeli telephone service.' Bruce Yeaman and - Marvin But this is only a beginning. It is announced Wax. • that beginning with this year, something like —A lead article in the NoBy Harold Adler Misses Judi Aizenberg, Linda 100,000 phone are to be installed annually.. In vember-December, 1967 issue Omaha JCRC Director Cohen, Diane Leibow; Mines'. " A recent trend among civic of "Forum," ATA's official pub. three or four years, it is expected, therefore, that E. Lorraine Mellick, Lillian officials and some government lication, declaring that there is conversations over the telephones will about Warren; Messrs. Gary Aron, 'agencies around/the country a New York City "phenomenon double. '•••"•••• Richard Pearl; Major and Mrs. has been one of an insensitivity that spells death for the minds A great backlog of applications for phones TW. E. Hoberman, Capt. M. El- towards anti-Semitism. Anti- and souls of our Black children. has accumulated. With the government preocculiott Moss, Captain and Mrs. S e m i t i s m is unacceptable It is a systematic coming of pied with war, it was not possible to keep step Harry Rosen, Major and Mrs. whether It comes from a per- age of the Jews who dominate with the demand. But now the government feels Schwartz Bruce Wolf. it is in a position to deal with the matter. son who is Black or white, a and control the educational buRecently the Hebrew daily "Maariv" called the telephone When I commented about my public official or a business rcaucacy of the New York Pubbook Israel's best seller. It pointed out that the Israel phone eerie feelings at seeing so leader. Within the past few lic S c h o o l system and their book disclosed much interesting information about the country. many strange faces, one of the months, we have seen exam- power;starved imitators, the The book revealed for one thing-that. a great many world celebri- newcomers said, "That's how ples of such insensitivity at Black Anglo-Saxons . . ." ties now make their homes in Israel. * you feel wherever, you go when Hofstra University, anti-pover—A November, 1968 t'Forun" Karl Marx lives in Israel. But he is an optician now, con- you're new in town. That's why ty programs in New York, U.S. editorial stating that "the Jew, cerned with fitting" glasses; not classes. And Heinriclr Heine also - tonight is BO" great." Congressman from Louisiana, a great liberal friend of yester* • lives in Israel. He is a'house painter. and now on the African-Ameri- day . . . is'how our exploiter. It kind of hit mer-how lonely can Teachers' Association. ' The Israel phone book is a great place to study names. You He keeps our women and men I it must be to be "new in town." can find names characteristic of all parts of the world. However, from becoming teachers and Readers of the Jewish Press ' That's why I'm taking advanin Israel, they usually undergo some transformation. _ ' principals and keeps our chilwill remember the recent inof this column, on behalf If Lyndon Johnson were-to move there, he would be Lyndon tage . L stance of HEW giving a grant dren ignorant. . . " , of all my new friends to say Ben John; Ben is ;son. —A January, 1969 statement thanks to Barbara and Nancy and then reversing itself when ' If Rockefeller Would move to Israel, his name would likely and the Women's Philanthro- the Anti-Defamation League of about Jews by ATA official Ty• become. Eban, which is rock or stone in Hebrew. • _ '}. pies Division and everyone else B'nai B'rith successfully pro- rone Woods on New York radio Perhaps ,ih the computer age, names will' her. exchanged for who had a hand in providing a tested the awarding of a grant -station WBAI-FM: "As far as numbersMn-Mars, where this is. so already, the story is told of chance for these people to get to a Col. Jamal Ahmad and the I'm concerned, more power to ; two men meeting.': Black Development Center in Hitler. He didn't make enough together. Washington, D.C. VI am 5,949,948," said the first, introducing himself. • lampshades out of them. He I think it was one of the "I am 6,000,000," said the second. Columnist'Jack-Anderson re- didn't make enough belts out nicest things our, Jewish com"You don't say," said the first, "you don't look Jewish." vealed this past week that the of them." munity has ever done. Department of Health, EducaPublic officials, institutions tion and Welfare was funding must be made awaro that this the African-American Teach- type of behavior is completely ers' Association (ATA) which unacceptable and will not be has been guilty of espousing tolerated. If anti-Semitism is anti-Semitism as a substantial allowed to be glossed over, if aspect of its program. the Federal government and its In a letter to HEW, Secre- agencies continue to fund antitary Richardson and Seymour Jewish organizations, if vicious Graubard,-ADL's National statements' -are left unchalC h a i r m a n , urged HEW to / lenged by people in the public "cease the flow of government eye; "we then will find that peofunds to the ATA on the grounds ple start .to accept anti-Semit* that public funds ought not to , ism as being a respectable act. be used to subsidize the activiOnly through .our determinaties of organizations engaging tion'and prompt condemnation in racial or religious hatred." of such acts by public officials The League charged that will p e o p l e know that anti"whatever else Its purposes Semitism is unacceptable In may be, a substantial -aspect our society. of ATA's activity is deliberate We have a right to demand of anti-Semitism. Thus g r a n t s our government (HEW in this from HEW in effect constitute ' instance! 'to take prompt action federal, funding of anti-Semit- to discontinue any present flow ism.,which Is violatlve of the - of.HEW lunds to ATA but also,, letter and-solrlt of the Federal to refuse any further grants Constitution, and laws and reg- -which it may request, ulations under it." . Our congressmen and senaThree grants from HEW have tors should be advised, in the been made to ATA' totalling strongest terms possible, that 1258,740* since 1969, The most efforts should be taken to see r e c e n t grant was made In, that no further funding Is given March, 1971, for-$88,0po. .to the ATA. In addition, wo Should there be any. question have the right to demand thai "about-thoJUiti;Semitism of tb.o HEW. do a better job of InvesATA's spokesmen "<nrT>ublicavtigating t h o s e organizations tions, several' examples." were ivhlc!nt'fnndfr4*.make certain submitted.. 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CONSERVATION OR A family service at the South CATASTROPHE Street Temple, Friday, March Produce! Buy! Plan for in10 at 8 p.m. will be conducted dustrial obsolescence. Freby Student Rabbi Stephen E. quently change fashions, wants, Fisch together with Miss Mary etc. and make more work! BigBeth Davidson's sixth grade ger G.N.P. every year! On such class who will conduct the spe- myths and slogans have we. all been nourished. Now the facts cial worship services. are in that we, are fast depletA Purim Cantata was pre- ing the limited n a t u r a l resented by some of the classes sources of the planet. That we in the Religious School on are ruining the very ecpsphere March 6 at 10:15 a.m. with c h e m i c a l and human wastes. The annual meeting of the Have we not been blind and Lincoln Jewish Welfare Feder- deaf to the warnings df the conation will be held Sunday, April servationists? Who will deny 16, 1972 at 8 p.m. The meeting that we have been the most will be preceded by a dinner wasteful-people on earth/ obliat 6 p.m. at t h e Radisson vious to the future of the nation Cornhusker Hotel. and the planet?. However, "Trend is not destiny," and we can still, turn the tide from a wasteful lifestyle to one of conservation and preservation of animal and human life! With so many engineers and technicians unemployed and with such fantastic industrial plants, we can perform miracles if we shift our priorities and values. Why not turn pur resources to the reclaiming of industrial and human w a • t « s with the same The Omaha Savings & skills and zeal that went into ' , Loan Association has no the space exploration? '. * restrictions on the size Harry G. Mendelson
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Gotsdiner, Gaba Named Campaign Co-Chairmen ;Lincoln — H y m a n Polsky, President of the Federation, lias appointed Yale Gotsdiner as General Chairman and Herbert F. Gaba as'Co-Chairman : of the 1972 fund raising cam-
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were active participants in many Omaha Federation campaigns. Mr. Gotsdiner is now serving as Secretary of the Lincoln B'nai B'rith Lodge. In accepting tho Chairmanship, Mr, Gotsdiner said: "I know of the great personal sacrifices millions of Jews are ' m'ajdng in Israel and other countries to make it possible for the State of Israel to exist and continue to welcome every Jew who is able to come. By a conservative estimate, tho total number of immigrants that will come to Israel in 1972 will -reach seventy thousand. We must help Israel to take . them in and absorb them. I am pleased that Herbert F. Gaba, who. was the Chairman" of the Federation Campaign in Lincoln for the last two years, has accepted the Co-Chairmanship. His experience' and guidance will be immeasureably helpful. I know that with the. full cooperation of every Jew in Lin- Lincoln campaign leaders met recently to discuss plans for the 1972 campaign. Pictured above coln, we will have a very suc- seated (from left) Robert Pitlor, Yale Gotsdiner, Louis B. Finkelsteln and Herbert Friedman. Standing: Herbert F. Gaba, Richard Pocras, Gerald Grant, Harry Levenson and Irvin Goldenberg. cessful campaign."
paign of the Lincoln Jewish Welfare Federation. ••'•: Mr/and Mrs/ Gotsdiner moved to Lincoln from Omaha about two years ago and in a short time became actively in, volved in Lincoln'Jewish and • communal activities. In Omaha, Mr. Gotsdiner was President of Beth El' Synagogue. Boih_Mi:,_an4JMrs. Gotsdiner
Mr. Gotsdiner announced that Gerald Grant, Herbert Friedman, Harry Levenson, Robert Pitlor and Richard Pocras have accepted the tasks.of Captains in this year's campaign. He also stated that Lewis J. Messer, Leo Hill, Louis B. Finkelstein, Hyman Polsky and L i n c o l n — Hyman Polsky,, Herbert Gaba will act as a spe- •President of -the Lincoln Jewcial solicitations committee. < ish Welfare Federation, has announced "tHat Mrs; ^Kenhetlr (Joyce) Pocras has, for the . second successive year, accepted General Chairmanship of the Women's Division for the 1972 campaign. ' . PHOTOGRAPHER ' 877 South 36th.Street — 345-1044 Mr. Polsky said that he was happy that Joyce acceptedthis NATURAL ' , Black and responsibility a second time, And COLOR White having completed a very successful, women's campaign last year. "The experience and know-how she gained will be of invaluable help to her and her co-workers this year," he said.
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Mrs, Pocras sdid, "In these times when Israel is fighting for its life and Jews in Russia are fighting to be Jews, we Jews in the United States have a great" responsibility. We should consider it a.privilege
to be able to help by giving time and money to sustain and to help_ Israel, JiJake.jn_aj}dll absorb the estimated seventy thousand immigrants who are expected this year/' Mrs. Pocras said,that the Women's Division will have a, "new look'V for the 1972 campaign. They have adopted as their slogan "Remember Your Brother.'1; ; • ^ Working with Mrs. Pocras in planning > the campaign are Mmes. Yale -Gotsdiner, Hyman Polsky and Harvey Singer. Mrs. Pocras announced that • Mrs. Robert Shapiro will act as the Education Chairman for s the Women'sJDiyisioh. • The Women's'Division campaign will be kicked off with a Worker's Workshop at the Nebraska Club oh Wednesday, April 12,J972 at:XL6'cloc1f a.m.;
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Isabel PSdrlman Will Speak Kdlah Franklin Mizrachi Lunch
Sen/or ByCitizen Scene Bertie Lazar Monday, March 6 many members came and really •helped celebrate our March birthday people.' :' Mr. Leo Ostravlcu recited the klddush over the wine. He celebrated his 9ith birthday. A delicious lunch was preparedly Rose Poska and Mollie Delman. Ice cream and cake were served to everyone, furnished by the Manvitzes. If you, have a birthday coming up soon, come gild celebrate it with us. We are now holdirig; short meetings at lunch Jime. Our, president Pro Tern, Betty Weissman, called the meeting to order. Min Cutler, secretary Pro Tern read the minutes. Fanny Manyitz, our new Vice President, welcomed visitors and new members. : , Guests were Mrs. Phil (Sara) Ostravich and Mrs. P. Rosenberg of New York City, who is visiting her son and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Monroe Rosenberg. N e w members introduced were Libby Rifkin and Blanche Kaiman. - : ; . Two members were welcomed after a lengthy- absence, ' Sara Epstein and Mike Morris —we are happy t<> have themv
manuel Hospital - and Mrs. Lewis at Bergan Mercy. We miss you all—get well soon. Esther Marks is goipg to the hospital for two days for,-minor eye surgery. .- Mrs. Esther Cooper • gave a donation for the recent recovery of her grandson, Jeffrey Cooper. . Donations in honor of Leo Ostravich's b i r t h d a y came from: Mrs. Michael Cohen, Mr: and Mcs. Harold Siegel.Mr. and: Mrs. Irving Forbes, Mr.' jand Mrs. Sam Manvitz, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ostravich, Sara Epstein and ; Dora Joffe. Mr. and Mrs: Irving Forbes also gave a donation in honor of Mrs. W;' Girople's birthday.. Sara Epstein also gave a donation for her own and everyone's good health. '
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. _ Omaha—Mr., and Mrs. Ar-~ Our visitor, Mrs. Rosenberg , thur Jacobson announce the engave a very generous donation to our. club. THank you, we are gagement of'their daughter, Carol Susan, to Lloyd Richard always happy to see you. Gladden, son of Mr. and Mrs. ; Mazal tov to Mrs. E. Marks' Wayne Gladden of Ventura,. —she has a new great-grandCalifornia',.;, , ; child. : . . ' . ~- ' • The bride-elect attended the Mazal tov to Jenny Miller on tho engagement of her grand-, University of • Nebraska and' graduated with a degree in, daughter, Sharon Miller. 71 Education from the University: Mollie Delman with the as- of Nebraska at OmahaT sistance of Abe Fisher and SigHer fiance is a graduate of mund Hessel sang the "Star Los Angeles State College. He Spangled Banner" and Hatik- currently" is under contract, "back. "-.'••';,.'" va." with Milwaukee Brewers.. Another new'member is Mr. If you like to play bingo, pokA sinner wedding is planned. Jake .Charney — we welcome er'or bridge come on up Monyou to our group. • ' - . - - , days—good food, companionMrs. Esther Marks, and Mr. ship and a general good time. and Mrs. Irving: Rubinow gave Mort Grccnberg visited ns a donation in memory of their and Mollie was proud to show Aunt, Mrs. Jenny Bernstein, V him how many of our members Omaha—The Greater Omaha ' the Was once a member of our were; working on the Arthritis B'nal B'rith Bowling: Associ'Club, and we. stood in silent Foundation envelopes. If you ation will be host for the Midprayer in her memory. want to help, come next Mon- west Section of the National . Mrs. Dora Joffe, at Lutheran day, as we have a lot more B'riai B'rith Bowling Tournament on March 17,18 and 19. -Hosjp^ydJ.Leah_Fedman at Im-^ to do. Chairmaff,~PhJl~Kutier lias' announced that some 300 bowlers from midwestern cities will participate in this 'event; Cochairmen are - Sonny Marko and Art Jacobson." The New Paxtoh Hotel will be Tournament Headquarters and the bowling, will take-place at the Rose, Bowl -;and Kelley's Hilltop Lanes!••'. - . ;
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Omaha—Mrs. Isabel Pearlman, National field representative of Mizrachi Women's Organization of America, will be the. featured guest speaker at the Kalah Franklin Chapter Mizrachi l u n c h eon-meeting which will be held on Wednesday, March 15 at 12:30 p'.m. at the J.C.C. Downtown. All members and their guests are in-vited to attend. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Robert Kaiman, 553-6708 or Dorothy Rubenstein, 346-5266. ' ' Mrs. Pearlman is an authority in - international relations and an active.participant in the United Nations Association. She has had.a broad and varied experience in mobilizing the ener-. gies of volunteers on b§hajf of Jewish and community causes and an extensive background in America:lsrael relationships. • Prior to her present. post, - Mrs. Pearlman served as exec-
' Mrs. Isabel Pearlman utive director of the Eleanor Roosevelt International Workshop in Human Relations and Campaign Director of. the. United Community Fund.
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Celebrating birthdays at the Senior Citizen Club Monday were: Mrs. 'Leonard Pinkovltz, David Flanchck, Leo Ostravich and Jack Jay Kaiman.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirshenbaum announce the birth of •a son; Matthew Aaron, born March 2,1972. ; Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kirshenbaum and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Femmer, Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wolf and Mrs., Meyer Kirshenbaum.
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Omaha Beth Israel SERVICES: Friday: Traditional Evening services (Kabalat Shabbat) 6:15 p.m. Late Evening Family Services will be conducted by Rabbi Isaac Nadoff and Cantor Elchanan Gelberg 8:15 p.m. Saturday: Morning Service: 8:45 a.m., conducted by Rabbi Isaac Nadoff and Cantor Elchanan Gelberg. The Talmud classes will be conducted by Rabbi Isaac Na' doff at 5:45 p.m. followed at 6:15 p.m. by Mincha, Sholasli Sudos and Maariv. Sunday: Morning Service: 9 a.m. followed by breakfast and the Rabbi's class on the book of • Genesis. ' Dally: Services at.7 a.m. and 6:15 ' p.m. BAR MITZVAHS The Bar Mitzvah of BRUCE _ .HOWARD MARKO, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Marko, will be celebrated at the services Sabbath morning March 11. *
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Omaha Tempi e Israel SERVICES: Friday: 8:15 p.m. Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks, Rabbi Barry L. Weinstein and Cantor Manfred F. Kuttner will conduct the services. Rabbi Weinstein will speak on "YOU AND YOUR GOD CONCEPT: Have You Bten Introduced?" Musical portions of the service will be provided by Cantor Manfred F. Kuttner and the "Temple Choir under the direction of Miss Ida Gitlin. Saturday: 11 a.m. •
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Omaha Beth SERVICES: / Friday: Sabbath Eve Services in the Sanctuary, 8:15 p.m. Rabbi Myer S. Kripke will deliver the sermon. Cantor Aaron I. Edgar and the Beth El Choir will conduct the musical service. Saturday: Morning Service: 10 a:m. Mincha-Maariv; 6:00 p.m. Sunday: Morning Service; 9 a.m. Daily: Services at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. • » » BARMITZVAHS M I C n AEL WASSERMAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Was&erman, will become a Bar Mitzvah at the services, Sabbath" evening, March 10 and Sabbath morning, March 11.
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. The Dr. Philip fiher Home professional staff was Increased by one last week when Adrlenne Goldberg, a charming young woman from California, started her official duties as Recreational DiSISTERHOOD rector. ; \ A book review luncheon / Adrienne will work with HOME residents and volunteers la meeting of Beth El Sisterhood the LOVE program, on a full time basis. Her direction of the will be held Tuesday, March recreational program Is a step forward for the Home committee. 14 at 12:30 p.m. in the social It will also mean a great boost to the activities of LOVE which hall. Rabbi Myer S. Kripke will has flourished so beautifully'under the chairmanship of Miriam review the book "In Praise of. Simon who contiuues as chairman. . , Yiddish", by Maurice Samuel. We welcome Adrienne and look forward to many new projects The book may be purchased at to keep our Home residents busy and happy. the Synagogue Book Shop following the luncheon. «. . Two of Adrienne's ideas Which our feaders .can help "put Luncheon chairman is Mrs. into action" concern the following: \ Sam Ban and her assistants (a) a new project to make paper weights. Baby food jars are are Mmes. Herman Barren and needed so please think of the HOME before you throw the Alex Plotkin and the ladies of ' jars away. • .. Circle No. 4. (b) Current publications or reading materials are needed at the Home, and can be put to good use by many of the residents. Guests are welcome. BabyPlease call Adrienne at 451-7241 before you bring out either sitter service will be provided. » • • the baby food jars or magazines and books so she will not be deluged with more than can be used. . MEN'S CLUB The Men's Club breakfast. FRIENDLY VISITORS during the past week included Cantor with the Rabbi will be held Sunday, March 12, following Manfred Kuttner, who played the violin, and Willis Ross, who services which begin at 9 a.m. accompanied him at the piano . . . a delightful duo. Ann and Iz ' Rabbi Myer Kripke will lead Lcvenson . . . new volunteers in the LOVE corps . . . who spent the Men's Club in "A dry run ; their first evening at the home looking around to see where their attention was needed . . . and playing cards with the Residents. on the Seder." »
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tion of Home residents Jennie Diamond and Minnie Blank. May they have many more!... '"' -•'•: - > — There will be more music at the Home, but of a different nature. Mrs. Clara Marx, president of the Resident's Council, donated the record "Silent No M o r e " . . * songs of the Jewish Underground in Soviet Russia.1 " r , And If you've always dreamed of playing a zither, you can come out to the HOME and take your turn on that delightful easy;' to play Instrument that looks like a small harp and sounds liktt a music box. Residents took turns at playing some of the music on the 20 sheets that came with the newest musical instrument at the Home . . . t h e y included Rose Burstein, Benny Meyerson, Sylvan Block, Ida Ontraan, Anna Rundell, Leon MlUer and Abe Slutzkln . . . all of whom had a terrific time. And so did LOVE Day chairman Phyllis Friedcl and Dave Orkow, Director of the Home, who also had to have A turn on the zither. • » • LOVE means League Offering Volunteers for the Elderly
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ernmenls could learn m u c h Omaha—Bringing home. impressions of Israelis as "peoabout the handling of minority ple who don't know they can't problems from Teddy Kollek," .do the impossible, so they go Scott said. The Omaha broadahead and do itr," Frank Scott caster was particularly imreturned last Week from' his pressed with the conditions in first visit to Israel. united Jerusalem. "We found Vice-president - and general things flourishing everywhere JUNIOR CHAPTER manager of KLNG News radio, Mr. Scott r participated in a we went in Jerusalem," Scott MIZRACIII WOMEN Communications Media tour to said. "I r§ally believe the Is- The Junior Chapter of MizIsrael. Three live broadcasts raelis are doing a fantastic job rachi Women will hold a party from Israel were a i r e d on in the management of Jerusa- for prospective members on KLNG during the tour and lem. It should stay united and Wednesday, March 15 at 8 p.m. tapes of other highlights of the at the home of Mrs. James under Israeli control." ", • tour will be featured on future programs. "While in I s r a e l ' Among his o t h e r observa- Max, 118 So. 88th Street. Those women who might be tions, Scott commented on the interested in this 'new chapter 'Scott visited with Omahans 'Netta Kripke, Ann Reinglass spirit and determination .ex- are asked to Ball Mrs. Jack and Mrs. M. F. Levenson. pressed by the Israelis, in spite Shrago, 558-4279 or Mrs. SeyMr. Scott described a movof all the odds against them. mour Steinberg, 558-5813. Ing scene at Lod airport when He was surprised by the lack 'Israelis welcomed a plane load of organized religious life, alFrank Scott of Soviet emigrees. "It was an though he was very aware of •incredible s i g h t , " he said. There was one' elderly Jew to the new arrivals, and few the strong s e n s e of Jewish IDA PAPERNY holding a Torah scroll close to dry eyes among the many spec- identity expressed by all seg- Funeral services were held Sunday, March 5, 1972 at Beth him, scores of Israeli teenag- tators. ments of the population. El Synagogue for Mrs. Ida Pa"Americans and other govers, singing words of welcome Scott speculated that there perny, 80, of 2613 N. 56 Street, might be some "behind thn Omaha. scenes" negotiations t a k i n g Survivors are: h u s b a n d , place between Israel," Jordan Louis; daughters, Mrs. Morton Robert M. Shoshnik, a sopho- at Nebraska University, has and the United States. "A num- Friedlander^Mrs. Ben;Rosen, more at the University of Mich- been accepted to the Univer- ber of incidents during the trip Mrs. Ruth Luttbeg and Mrs. igan, Ann Arbor, Mich., has sity of Nebraska Law School. indicated that possibility," he Alan Wolfson; 9 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. been named a James B. An- He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. said. Scott was impressed by the DAVID GOLDMAN gell Scholar at that university Robert Wiseman. , work being done in the immiin recognition of -his perfect Funeral services were'held gration absorption centers. "In Scholarship record for two con- Peter Solomon, son of Mr. a very short time, immigrants Wednesday, March 8, 1972 at secutive terms. He is the son and Mrs. Joseph Solomon has are taught the language of the Temple Israel for David Goldof Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shosh- been elected president of the country and prepared to take _man, 81, of 5624 Hamilton student body at the University Street, Omaha. Interment was nik. of Colorado in Boulder. He re- their places in the community. at Temple Israel Cemetery. cently returned from Marine Survivors are: wife, Angela; Mark Greenbergv son of Dr. Corps service. son, Richard; daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Greenberg, Morton Kulesh, of Omaha; has been named to the Dean's % Bruce .Bernstien has b e e n brother, George Golden, Clevelist at Arizona State University named to the Dean's List at the land, Ohio; sisters, Mrs. Cecilia where he, is a freshman. University of Texas. Bruce, a' Lincoln—S1 g m a Alpha Mu Barton," Los Angeles,' Calif., sophomore, is the son of Mr. Terry Wiseman, a member Fraternity at the University of Mrs. Gordon Wilcox, Washing_of_S|gma_AIpha Mu Fraternity and Mrs. Gerald Bernstien. Nebraska will hold a dinner- ton, D.C., Mrs. Pauline Klass, dance Saturday,' April 8, at the Omaha and Mrs. Sam KatelHoliday Inn in Omaha. Bob snan,. Council- Bluffs, la., and Handleman is chairman of the five grandchildren,semi-formal event. Plans include cocktails at 5:30, dinner RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL 4902 Hamilton ; 558-5262 at 6:30 followed by dancing to INVESTMENT PROPERTY the music of Julius Nathan and MACE JABENIS Omaha's Newest Ultra-Modem Kosher Market his'orchestra. 393-S7S7 All SAM almuni and parents WEAR COMPANY of active members are urged Real Estate 391-5912 to attend.
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D. M. Holds Worker Training Sessions Des Moines—More than 50 women attended four recent worker, training sessions in preparation for the Women's Division solicitation of the 1972 All-in-One Campaign of the Jewish: W e l f a r e Federation. Hostesses were Mmes. Ingrid Mazie, Cliarlene Feinberg, Barbara Spear, and Shari Engman. Dr. James Young, director of small cities for the Council of Jewish Federations and We,lfare Funds, conducted group
dynamics training for each of the sessions. Workers present for the training, in addition to the hostesses, were Ruth Frankle, Margo Blumenthal, Ellen Noun, Ruth Kaminsky, Esky Engman, Sarah Williams, Lenore Brody, Rose Koufer, Anita Sherman, Ida Winick, Pearl Azneer, Bernice Corn, Esther Hockenberg, Louise Ladin, Bunny Leiserowilz, Bobbie Nagorner, Ruth Silk, Barbara Winick, Hilda Weingart, Anita Mandelbaum,
Des Moines JCC SPORTS AWARD BANQUET The award banquet for junior and senior league basketball and Youth Council sports will . be held Sunday, March 12, at the Jewish Community Center. At I.p.m. the Junior League All-Stars will play. All members pf all teams will participate. Each team will play a 10-mlnute portion of the game. The Senior League All-Star game will be at 2:15 p.m. Each team will play for 12 minutes. Total cumulative scores will win both games. The two top Youth Council teams, AZA and USY, will play . one quarter of exhibition ball. The banquet will begin at 3:30 p.m. Four championship trophies will be presented—to basketball champions in the Junior, Senior, and Youth Council leagues and to girls' volleyball Youth Council champions. "Mr. B a s k e t b a l l " awards will be given to a Junior and a Senior league player. Each coach will award two individual trophies to members of his own team, one for.best -.sportmanship and one for most valuable player. FILM . "L'Atlante" will be film shown, as a part of the Festival series at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 18, and Sunday, March 19, at the Unitarian Church, Bell Avenue and Casady Drive.
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HOLIDAY CLASS SCHEDULE -Center class will not meet during spring vacation and the P a s s o v e r holidays. Sessions missed during the holidays will be made up at the end of the semester. S t u d e n t s ^ s h o u l d check with their instructors to find out the schedule for their interest group. PLAY WORKERS More volunteers are needed to help with the. play, "The World of Sholem Aliechem," to be presented by high school students May 6 and 7. All parts have been cast, but workers arc needed for set design and construction, costumes, props and make-up. Technical director is Mike Badower. Volunteers may call him at 255-5052. Thanks to the cooperation of Temple B'nai Jeshurun, the play will be presented there. MEN'S BASKETBALL Men's basketball will continue for one more month. Teams are selected each weekfrom among those who attend. Games are played at 7:30 on Wednesday evenings. All men of the community are welcome to participate. - • •
Renee Robinow* Cliarna Axelrod, Kay Bucksbaum, Shirley Pidgeon, Sheila Epstein, Nadia Pidgeon, Linda Kline, Debbie Seidenfeld, Sharon Korn, June Daniels, Joan Seidenfeld, Idie Parmet, Sally Rovner, Mary Hurwitz, Shirley Winner, Alice Blotky, B e t t y l o u Engman, Naomi Golieb, Pearl Harris, Jill Kneeter, Carrie ' Lefkow, Carolyn Leviner Shirley Berg, Robbie Winick, Kay Myers, Ericka Goldburg, Jeanealte Bear, Connie Belin, Rose Feintech, Norma Jean Gould, Janice Zuckert, Rose Lee Pomerantz, Leanore Pigeon, Ruth Rubin and Annette Isaacson. A make-up training session was scheduled for Mar. 8 at the home of Rosalind Rabinowitz. Those invited to attend include B ar b a r a Schneider, Loretta Fingert, Ann Cirund, Ruth Carpenter, Joyce Galinsky, Gail Barmish, Helen Hoek•enberg,, Nechama Prusak, Audrey R o s e n b e r g , Dorothy Bucksbaum, Melva B u c k s baum, Bess Waldinger, Jean Levitt, Dorothy Hockenberg, and Helen Barmish.
Wanted: Big Brothers Des Moines —Jewish Big Brothers are needed to provide social and recreational outlets for Jewish youngsters without fathers in the home. Jewish Social Servies Is sponsoring the p r o g r a m . Anyone interested may talk with Larry Fagin, director of the agency.1 , The Jewish Big Brother program is in no sense in competition with the Big Brother • program of Des Moines. Rather, it attempts toprovide^a-specific service to the Jewish community which heretofore has not been met.
YOUTH COUNCIL In coed volleyball, BBYO defeated NFTY two games to none in a best two out of three series. The next games to b e ' Des Moines — Do you have played, on Thursday, March 16, relatives in the Soviet Union? THANKS will pit USY against BBYO at If so, now is the time to ask The Center wishes to express • 7 p.m. and SYO against NFTY them if they would like to be thanks to Beth El Jacob'Syna- at 8 p.m. ' reunited with you here, accordgogue for use of a room for the ing to United HIAS Service. recent Purim family arts and MYSTERY tfRIP HIAS guidelines point out crafts workshop. Twenty-eight s e v e n t h and that former Attorney General eighth graders took part in the John MitcTiell recently stated TRINITY PROGRAM , that the attorney general's "pa'• Applications are due at the Center's mystery bus trip on role" authority under the ImCenter for youth who wish to Sunday, March 5. Activities in- migration and Nationality Act participate in the tri-city pro- ' eluded a private screening of can be used to facilitate the engram in Omaha April 9 with the Walt Disney film, "Bed-, try of Soviet Jews able to ob'young persons from Sioux City knobs and Broomsticks," a stop tain Soviet passports and exit and O m a h a . Cost,is $5 for at Henry's Drive-In for kosher visas. But the first step is.for transportation, swimming,"bas- hot dogs and Cokes, and roller Americans to write to their ketball, volleyball, roller skat-, skating at the Carousel rink. relatives to determine their ining, lunch and snack. The-young people, following terest in emigration. clues-which they found on the bus, directed the driver to two HIAS will also search,for SoYOUTH HOWLING A few openings remain in;the false stops, at the airport and . viet relatives whose addresses ••:•"; youth "bowling program, sched- an ice skating rink.. When they are unknown. uled to begin at 1 p.m. Sunday, arrived at those places and got Please call Jewish Social March 19, at the Plaza Lanes, up to leave, the door closed and Service in Des Moines for more . details about emigration and Boys and girls in grades three the bus zoomed off. through 10 may participate in The Center, staff wishes to search. Jewish Social. Service is the eight-week program. The thank Steve Blank, who helped an agency of the Jewish Wellast week^will feature a family to arrange for the movie fare Federation. bowlingiournament. Cost is $12 screening, and to Herb Wolf, 1 for members and $15 for non- who arranged for a special rate members. for the food. Tel Aviv (JTA)—Thousands of families in Tel Aviv and its surroundings had no challah this Sabbath because of labor: troubles at the bakeries. The workers • and distributors' are demanding higher wages. Housewives s t o r m e d the Contact Bob Tucker, Ron Springer stores for non-Passover matzbt, but even this was scarce beor Harvey Uelk cause'the matzpt factories are in full-swing prepartions for - that holidayxjt is thus boom j j Ume" Hfoij j ttittah;; ;Uto oriental; I; bread! I. i < J m if i U(T]>;; \ \ i)) t;,;
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Des Moines—Shown above arc (from left) Mines. Margo Blumenthal, Idie Parmet, Rose Koufer and Eskic Engman, and Dr. James Young, director of small cities for the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds. Dr. Young was In Deg Moines recently to conduct training sessions for workers In tho Women's Division of the 1972 All-in-One Campaign of the Jewish Welfare Federation. The women pictured above were among the guests of Mrs. Shari Engman. Three other sessions were held. .
Des Moines Youth Respond To Plight of Soviet Jewry Des Moines—Teen-agers here are responding generously to the plight of Soviet Jews. A training session for junior and senior high school workers In the 1972 All-in-One Campaign of the Jewish Welfare Federation was held Monday, Feb. 28. At that time a goal of $2,000 for the Youth Division was set. ' The 28 students who attended pledged $850 to the Campaign. The session was conducted by James Young, director of small cities for the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds. "My visit to Israel showed me how important it is to help Soviet Jews," Josh Engman observed after 'the session. Taiga Vaskis, a recent immigrant to Israel from the Soviet Union, spoke to the group. Reaction of the young people was « - . pressed by Ruth Brown, who said: "Not every day do you have the chance to hear a firsthand experience from a Russian Jew. She spoke from her heart." Roberta Spilka is chairman of the Youth Division. Charna Axelrod and June Daniels are coordinators.
Moscow Jews Ask To -Meet With N i x o n - — Washington (JTA)—The Jewish Community Council of Greater Washington revealed1 that four Moscow Jews have asked to meet with a representative of President Nixon in Moscow, before the President's arrival for his conference there in May, to discuss the problems 'of Soviet Jews and the circum/stances surrounding their .requests for'emigration. Prof. David Korn said that
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Des Moines Notes CANCELLATION day, March 20, at the party The Ladies Day Out program room of the Grand Towers will not be held on Wednesday, apajtment, 3663 Grand Ave. March 15, because of the comTheme of the luncheon will munity luncheon scheduled for be "ORT Presents a Foreign that day. Affair." The occasion will honThe entire Ladies Day Out or ORT Day and will focus atprogram will be extended- for tention on the work pf ORT. Members may bring guests. one week, with the last date to be Wednesday, May 3. The Reservations may be made speaker originally scheduled with Mary Ann Nadel, 276-7756, for the afternoon lecture on or Vikki Givant, 255-6351. Child March 15 will appear May 3 care will be provided. instead.
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Mrs. Tekoah toSpeak at Women's Luncheon March 15 SHUKERT'S Kosher Meats Des Moines—Mrs. Yosef Tekbah, wife of the Israel ambassador to the United Nations, will speak at a community-wide women's luncheon at noon Wednesday, Mar. 15, at Johnny and Kay's Hyatt House. Mrs. Tekoah, born in Rumania, was educated in Israel. She joined the Israeli ministry for foreign affairs in 1949, and in 1953 became director of the
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HADASSAH CHAPTER Henrietta Szold Group of Har dassah will meet at 12:45 p.m. Tuesday, March 14, at the home of Mrs. Marshall Berg, 1012 Cummins Parkway. Child care service will be provided at the Jewish Community Center. ORT DAY LUNCHEON ' ORT will have an international tea at 12:45 p.m. Mon-
Bar Mifzvalis
Richman Gordman Proudly Announcesthe Grand Opening of Qur Newest StipetSto] Edward Hurwitz Des Moines — Edward Hurwitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hurwitz, will celebrate his Bar Mitzvah at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, March 25, at Tifereth I s r a e l Synagogue. JEdward's grandparents are Mrs.; Ben Hurwitz of Des Moines and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hice of Omaha. • ; Des Moines—Steven Pidgeon, son qf Mr. and Mrs.; Barry E. Pidgeon, will observe his Bar Mitzvah Saturday, March 11, at 9:30 a.m. at Tifereth Israel Syl nagogue, 924 Polk Boulevard. A luncheon in the clubhouse auditorium will follow the service. All friends and relatives . are invited to attend. No personal invitations are being issued,. JJes Moines—Jeffrey Leisero,witz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob? . ert Leiserowitz, will observe /his Bar Mitzvah at 8 p.m. Fri- :•; day, Mar. 17, at Temple B'nai i Jeshurun. . ; No personal invitations" have been issued.'Every one Is cor-••;' dially invited, to attend the i service and the Oneg Shabbat; which will follow, in the Temple ' Center.
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This year we are offering a program of Tennis that is one Players from each of the JCC of the best yet. Classes held HEIRASKA-IOWA INTER-CENTER Basketball leagues have been under the instruction of Kent - , SPORTS-SOCIAL selected to participate in the Bond, who is a professional in Sign U p Now at the Omaha JCC Annual Omaha-Sioux City Home the sport of Tennis. and Away games March 12 and Brand New (YOUTH TENNIS) .19. 7-14 Year Old Boys & Girls, This Sunday, March 12, 1972 Thursdays, 4-5:30 p.m. at the No excuse can be given for the -way you l o o k in your Omaha will travel to Sioux City Montclair Community Center. 6 weeks—April 13th to May clothes. Dissatisfied? Well, the for games to be played at 11:30 JGC has solved your problem.- am,, 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. 18tb. An exercise p r o g r a m that All participants taking the trip Fee: $8.00 for Center Memwill go by Greyhound Bus which bers; $12 Non:Center Members. works! Date: March 13, 1972 through leaves Temple Israel parking — Womcns Class April 14th, 1972 (Classes will lot at 9:30 a.m. Thursdays, 10-11 a.m. at the not be held March 31st, and The Midget L e a g u c BlueApril 5th due to Passover.) Stars are: Steve Parsow, Dan- Montclair Community Center. 6 weeks—April 13th to May Place: Beth Israel Synagogue, ny Meiches, Jim Z i p u r s k y , : ' 1502 N. 52nd "Andy Robinson, Bill' Rasmus- 18th. Time: Monday, W e d n e s d a y , sen, Randy B e l m o n t , John , Fee: $8.00 for. Center Memand Fridays (4 week session), Stern; Jon Skoog, Bruce Bel- bers; $12.00 Non-Center Mem" 9:30-10:30 a.m. grade, Danny Goldman, Jeff bers. Fee: $2 Center members, $10 Ferrin, Joe Greenberg, Kenny Adult Co-Ed Class non-Center members. _ Somberg, Steve H a r r i s , a n d Thursdays, 7-8 p.m. at the Mike Solzmon. Montclair Community Center. 6 weeks—April 13th to May The Olympic League BlueStars are: D a n Rasmussen, 18th. The Jewish Community Cen- Steve Molad, S t e v e Simon, •Fee: $8.00 for Center Memter of Omaha is introducing a Mike Perelman, Ben Belrnont, bers; $12.00 Non-Center MemMark Saferstein, Don Rifkin; The Men's VarsKy Basketball Championship Team (AK's-Allaprogram everyone can take bers. . Bruce Marko, Rick O r u c h , Kockers) are from left to Ylght: first row: Leroy Katz, Steve advantage of. Participants must provide Steve Gendler and Billy Cohen. Lustgarten and Don Klein. Back row: left.to right: Ed BelGolf lessons under the inTennis Racquet and wear Ten- grade, Arnie Stern and Stan Wldmnn. Not pictured: CafKirstruction of Bill Scorborough, ' The Junior High Blue-Stars nis shoes. Tennis balls will be shen, Mickey Core'n and Howie Halperln. •the pro at the Highland Coun- ,are: Clayton Blulard, Ken Mil- furnished. try Club. Lessons will be held der, Bob Stanley, John FreeWednesday, March 15 through man, Larry Kelbefg, Dave Ru> April 12. Fcr. working gals we back, Marty Barren, Scott Kir-, will provide a class on Wed- shenbaum. The AK's clinched the JCC scoring with 14 points. Barry nesday evenings, starting Mar. The Senior High Blue-Stars Varsity League championship Stark and Roy Katskee kept 15th. Evening classes are not are: -Tom Rifkin, Larry RuSYO "A" behind Ed Ep- Wednesday night by defeating Mastercraft in contention the only for the ladies. Husbands back, Keith Livingstone, Steve as well as Junior and Senior Nepomnick, Bruce-Richards, stein's 23 points, defeated a Mastercraft 50-48. The game whole ganie as they hit for IS High School kids may regi'ster. Richard Bernstein, J a y Jaco- game AZA No.'1 "B".Tcrew to saw the lead change" several and 14 points respectively. the tune of 49-43; Helping Epuntil Ed Belgrade sunk Morning class' ^ by, Mike S t a e n b e r g , Dave stein was Ken Fishbain with atimes Vess Cola upset Roffman's basket and two free throws Wednesday, C e n t e r West, Walker, Dave kutler, D i c k 74-68 behind the shooting and 10 points. Bob Stanley led AZA to put the AK'S'ahead to stay. 12604 Pacific Street Katz and Dave Finkel. No. 1"B" with 17 points. " Stan Widman led the AK'S rebounding-of Altan Ruback. 10:00-11:00 A.M. Roffman's led by as much as —Chairu—Weizmarin_ior_theJEvenlng dass_ /ten points until~TVess started third consecutive year won the YOUTH COUNCIL Wednesday, C e n t e r West, chipping away at the lead. Ruleague title, going undefeated VOLLEYBALL 12604 Pacific Street bach ended the game with 2 5 ' in nine straight games. This GAMES CANCELLED 8;0O-9:OO p.m. points and was helped by At Food City edged by Mutual Sunday the league champs de- Distributing 52-40, Clayton Bui- Bernstein, who hit 14 points A 4-week session. Fee: $8 There will be no games feated USY 50-44. USY playing lard and Rick Oruch were, too from the outside. Davo Katz Center Members; $10 Non-Cenplayed Sunday, Marcjb 12. without Keith Livingstone were much for Mutual as they scor- hit 28 points, but it was not ter Members. The regular league play will no match for the Chaimies. ed 29 and 14 points respective- enough to pull the game out Participants must bring one. begin Sunday, March 19. With the boards controlled by- ly. Billy Cohen led Mutual Dis- for Roffman's. golf club. Bruce Richards and La^rry RuVarsity League Standings back, and scoring by Rich tributing with 21 points. Busiess Service upset beans Bernstein and Steve NepomW. L. v nick, Chaim Weizmann was a C a m e r a 39-38. The lead AK'S 11 2 balanced team throughout the' throughout the game switched Vess Cola 7 6 The Tot Gym Staff at the John Horwitz, Karen Krueger, season. Assisting the scorers , back and forth, Don Rifkin's Roffman's 7 6 Sorenson, Jill Bernstein, Jewish Community Center in were Senior. Dave Kutler and shot, with 8 seconds left, put Mastercraft . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 8 Business Service out in front. Wolf Bros Junior Dave Walker. 5 8 Steve Gendler and Don Rifkin Daisy .r-4 9 many youngsters who will par- S h e r y l S w a n j M i n d i D l o o g o f f i AZA 1 "A" waltzed by AZA led the winners with 15 and 13 1 ticipate in the outstanding Tot Lisa Mader, Jimmy Nachman. No. 100 6748. Tom Rifkin, Lar- points. Dan Rasmussen and Games Gjfin program. Activities are Wednesday, March 15 ry Kelberg, Gordy Hoberman,' Steve Simon helped- Deans designed to develop coordinaand Dave Ruback all scored in Camera's cause with 14 and 11 6:30 p.m.—Roffmans vs. Tho double figures with 21, 18, 15, points. tion, balance and all-around Daisy. 7:30 p.m.—Wolf B r o s , vs., well-being to prepare a media Tretlak's downed .Greenberg. and 13 points respectively. AZA STANDINGS TO DATE -• for the step up and into Kin™ Insurance to the tune of 26 to No. 100 was led by the sharpW. L. A.K.'s. shooting of Marty Barron who 8:30 p.m.—Mastercraft vs. Food C i t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 3 dergarten, • ; , :'. 13. Treitak's u s e d balanced had 34 points. scoring by Steve Parsow, Jim Deans Camera . . : * . . . . . 7 4 Vess. Tot Gym partcipants are: Zipursky a n d Ken Somberg FINAL STANDINGS Business Services . . ; . . . 4 7 Michelle Abts,: Tina Amster, Mih 9 5 a n d 4 ^ ^ r e s p e c . , W. L. Mutual Distributing . . . . 3 8 David. Anderson, Mark Bailen, Uyely. Joe G r e e n b e r g led j Sarah Bailen, Jonny Bohlke, Greenberg Insurance with 10 Chaim Weizmann "A"- 9 0 USY "A." .,.7.2 Colleen Brady, Matthew Burns, points AZA No. 1 "A" 5 3' Deborah Cohen, Caroline Daly, 3 6 JERRY. R U B E N S T E T N James Donohoe, C o u r t n e y - T h e big game between I-Go- SYO " A " . . . . . 3 ' 6 wishes to (hank his friends and imd First.Mid-Amenca AZA 1 " B " Emery, Danielle Epstein, Jo- Van as Scb (Spbby) Pulvorcnto, Chaim Weizmann " B " 1 7 family for tbelr thoughtfulness seph, Feldman, Kristin Froi- w close as usual, with 1st Am e C u ng an u p S e AZA No. 100 "A". 2 7 during his recent HospHallzastad, Stephanie Froistad, Pat35 Years' Experionco • Robmson scored tlon.rick' Gannon, Michelle Good- 29-27._11AAndy ' With Jewith 8f r n e Ran man, Chevi Gurtenstein, David *° P? ?* ° ™ f s . " Their .cards, visits, letters Loiterrng and'Momorials Ilanus, Deanna Henry, Joey dy Belmont for I-Go-Van popand donations to charities on the . Wednesday afternoon d o w n 'Jacobs, Maureen Kasin, Wenhis behalf were gratefully., re- 2211So.8fh 341*2452 11 dy Katzman, Amy Krell, Ally- sinking 19 of his teams total 27 at the "JAY has seen the ceived. PP»te. Danwr Go dman had 6 Kindergarten and First grado son Laugen, Scott Levy, James n * f o r c t l s t Mid-America as boys learning their fundamental McKinnon, Scott McNamara,' P?i M John stcrn for "A Graciou*" ^o-Van. basketball skills. Last Wednes" Susan Mullin, Patrick O'Leary, , Show Placo" day, we had a contest to see Christine Owen, Linda Roff-.,-, The scene is set for a Champman, Elizabeth Scott, Wendy ionship playoff for first place which boy could perform Hhe Silver, Todd Skalak, Steve honors: on Thursday evening, skills of shooting,*passing, and ELEGANT I. 2, 3 and Swahstrom, Steve Tamisiea, : Mareli 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the dribbling. 4-bearoom aparimsnti -Jeff Taton, Mark Thompson, downtown Jewish Community Showing the most Improveavailable now. Alto now Melinda Ward, Kristiha Young- Center. apsrWonfi under 'conment and turning .in'an excelstrom, Curtis .Grubb, Melissa struction. From $150. Standings To Date lent performance were Adam : Stern, Todd Mogil; David Ros- > ; W L Zwciback, Jeff S t e r n , Mark HATH AND DODGE en, Allan Kohll, Karen Kully, •< i-Go-Van •.., ;.8 3 Robinson and J e f f Kirshen1 David Kully; "Jay Slusky,;Bryan ik'Mid-America B 3 baura. We congratulate all the Mrs. Dorilnn Stfoni; '"Eliiabb'ttr Tomliri, Julie \ "IVelak's '..'..'..'.".'..'..'.. .'.-.'4 ' ' 7 Iddy-Biddy participants tor the 391-Q1G0. TAOLBORG BROS. -Hcs. Mgr. Office 837-5500 Greenberg'Ins.- •...'.....'. 2 -9 fine job they are"doing,.
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