Omaha Campaign Kick-off March 4
Omaha—Past chairmen of 42 years of Omaha' Jewish Philanthropies Campaigns will be honored Sunday, March 4, at the 1973 Philanthropies Cam* paign Kick-off event for workers In the current drive. Millard Rosenberg, chairman for the 1973 campaign said that all living campaign chairmen, men and women, since the initial drive in 1930 will be recognized that evening for t h e i r contributions in behalf of the Omaha Jewish community and
Jews in Israel and around the paigns in the life of 6ur Omaha Jewish community," said Mr. world. Rosenberg. "It afford3 us an Invited to share in the two- opportunity to reach out to evfold, focus of the campaign kick- ery age group for the financial off will be the more than 400 and moral support that is needmen and women campaigners \ ed to create, and continue, a and their spouses who Will at- strong, vibrant life for all Jews tempt to reach tho more than —nq matter where they live!" 4,000 adults in the Omaha com"In Omaha, particularly, munity to involve them in this growth is evident all about us year's major undertaking. —in the Jewish Community "Tiiis year's campaign slo- C e n t e r, the Dr. Philip Sher gan: 'Measure Up—Tomorrow Home for the Aged—Jewish ed. Is NOW,' will serve as a spring- ucation, youth, cultural and board for one of the most im- senior adult activities," Rosenportant , P h i 1 a n thropy cam- berg said. "Tomorrow is NOW
Serving Council Bluffs, Des Moines, Lincoln, Omaha Vol. LH—No. 24
OMAHA, NEB., Fia., FEB. 10, 1973
Yiddish Musical Revue To Be Offered in Omaha Omaha—A' Yiddish Tlieatro Ensemble of five stars of tho New York American-Jewish musical stage will perform in /Omaha, Saturday, March 3, 1973, at 8 p.m., at Lewis and Clark Junior High School 69th - and Burt. The event is being ', co-sponsored by the Jewish Cultural Committee. The Labor Zionist Alliance and Workmen's Circle, , Tickets at |2 50 each, ara
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now on sale at the Jewish Community Center, ' T h e All-Star Ensemble in" crudes: Ben Bonus; renowned producer and star of Yiddish theatre on Broadway;, Mlna Bern, renowed actress and .singer; the Yemenite singer from Israel—Yona Karol;, the well known actor and humorist •—Bernard Sauer;;'and the outstanding pianist and composer —Reneo Salomon. The program will comprise a musical montage under the title "Lebedik uh Yiddish," (Alive and Jewish). It will consist of songs in Yiddish and Hebrew, skits, monologues and humorous ensemble presents tions. Tho appearance of the En-
semble is part of a nation-wide tour under the auspices of the iWorkmen/s^gl^and Labor, Zionist Alliance which, for more than forty years, have, annually brought the best of Yiddish theatre and concert art into scores of Jewish communities in the United States and Canada. '
for Omaha Jewry to 'Measure preceded by a 5:30 p.m. cockUp' to the needs here and tail hour. throughout the world." Further details about the proThe 6^30 p.m. dinner at the gram for the dijiner 'meeting Hilton Hotel Ballroom will be will bfr announced shortly.'
Campaign Chairmen Year Women's Division Men's Division 1930 . . . Mrs. Harry Kulakofsky Sam Beber , 1931 . . . Mrs. Louis Neveloff• William Holzman* 1932 . . . Mrs. J. J? Greenberg Henry Monsky* 1933 . . . Mrs. Herbert Arnstien*Dr. Abe Greenberg* 1934 . . . Mrsi Max Holzman Harry Silverman* 1935 . . . Mrs. Irvin Stalmaster* Philip Klutznlck 1936 ; ...Mrs. Harry Trustin Harry Malashock* 1937 . . . Mrs. David Greenberg Harry Trustin 1938 . ... Mrs. David Sherman • Jack Marer 1939 . . ; Mrs. Harry Kulakofsky Rabbi David Wice 1940 . . . Mrs. Jules (Esther) Newman Morris E, Jacobs Milton Livingston* 1941 . . . Mrs. Morris" Katelman ' •, 1942 . . . Mrs. Morris Katelman Milton Livingston* 1943 . . , Mrs. Albert B. Newman Hyman Ferer*" 1944 . . . Mrs. Charles Schimmel* Joe Rice 1945 . . . Mrs. Louis Kulakofsky Moe A. Venger* 1916 . . . Mrs. David Cohn David Blacker* 1947 . . . Mrs. David Cohn David Blacker* 1948 . . . Mrs. Henry Newman* Harry Trustin 1949 . . . Mrs. Ernest A. Nogg David Blacker* 1950 . . . Mrs. Ernest A. Nogg _____ Abe H. Brodkey* 1951 . . . Mrs. Edward E. Brodkey~~ Dr. Abe Greenberg* 1 1952 . . . Mrs. Edward E. Brodkey • Harry Kulakofsky 1953 . . . Mrs. Hubert Sommer Jack Marer 1954 ..-. Mrs. Aaron Rips Robert Kooper*', 1955 . . • Mrs. Mike Freeman , Ernest A. Nogg \ 1956 . . . Mrs. Edwin E. Brodkey • John Rosenblatt* 1957 . . . Mrs. Edward E. Brodkey Arthur Goldstein 1958 . . . Mrs. Ben S.Shapiro* ' Elmer Gross Samuel N. Wolf 1959 . . .Mrs. Morris Grossman Milton Abrahams 1960 .... Mrs. Sam L. Katzman Samuel Steinberg**7 1961. . . Mrs. Alexander D. Frank Robert Feinberg^ 1962 . . . Mrs. Joseph S. Guss Iz Tretiak 1963 . . . Mrs. Morris H. Brodkey Edward D. Brodkey 1984 . . . Mrs. Fred D. Brodkey Leo Eisenstatt 1965 . . . Mrs. Moe A. Venger Robert F.einberg 1966 . . .'Mrs. Arthur H. GoldsteinMaurice Gilmore 1967 . j . Mrs. Morris C. Fellman 1967 . . . (Emergency) Harvey "Ferer Mrs. Morris C. Fellman Ban-Kateman- »Si •' 1968^s*Mrs,LeoEisenstattr C. lOfewtnan1969 . . . Mrs. A. C. Fellman" Morley Zipursky 1970 . >. . Mrs. Morley Zipursky Morley Zipursky • 1971 . . . Mrs. Morley Zipursky Leonard Goldstein 1972 . . . Mrs. Jack B. Cohen Mrs. Donald Nogg , ' Millard Rosenberg . 1973 . . . Mrs. Ervin Simon •Not living.
Mrs. Morris C. Fellman to Receive B'nai B'rith Annual Citation Award Bonds. She also has served as Omaha-rMrs. Morris C. Fell-. Chairman of Concerts for man will be the 18th recipient Youth, Secretary and Treaof 'ihe B'nai B'ritli Women's surer of the Youth Symphony A n n u a l Citizenship Citation under the auspices of the OmaAward' in • recognition of her ha Symphony Guild, a member outstanding community servof Mayor A. V.' Sorenson's ice. Commission on the Status of The awarji will be presented Women, member of the Speakby Mrs. Sidney H. Brooks, last ers Bureau and Publicity year's recipient of the award, Chairman , for tho* U r b a n at a luncheon sponsored by the League Guild, Human RelaB'nai B'rith Women of Omaha tions Board Education Comon Thursday, February 22,1973 mittee. • at 12:00 nooh at the Paxton Mrs, Fellman's affiliations Hotel. The luncheon is open to men and women. include membership in Mizrachi" Women, B'nai B'ritn Mrs. Fellman'a name was Women, Bikur Cholim, Nationsubmitted by several organizaal Council of Jewish Women, tions in recognition of her outand the Omaha Advertising standing community services. Club. She is currently serving as coMrsv Mdrtis C. Fellman chairman of the 25th AnniverA graduate of the University • sary Celebration of the State Jewish Community Center Ex- of Nebraska and a member of Israel for Omaha and as ecutive Committees arid Chair- of Gamma Alpha Chi (National . First: Vice-President of the man of the Older Adult Com- Honorary • Advertising SororFederation of Jewish Women's mittee of the JCC as well as a ity), Mrs. Fellman is presently Clubs of Omaha, The editor of member of the New JCC Plan- employed as Director of PubTho Child's Advocate a Bulle- ning Committee. : ' lic Relations for MiHard Rosen:. tin for the Douglas County As- : Mrs. Fellman has in the past berg Advertising Agency. sociation far. Emotionally.-Dis-J served as President of the fol- Over-all Chairmen for the turbed Children, she is a mem- lowing organizations': Midwest ' Award ; Luncheon are Mrs. ber of the National Board, of Branch, N a ' t i o n a l Women's James Wax, Cornlnisker ChapWomen'5 League of United League of. United Synagogues ter and Mrs. B. Gilbert AronSynagogues of America, and of America, Omaha ^Chapter Off, Henry Monsky Chapter. Chairman of the College Worn-; of Hadassah and Beth El Sis- Reservations may be made en's Career's Committee, of,; terhood. A past editori of; the AWRT,:;th9 American Women,; Omaha' Jewlshiftress.! gheitias' with: Mrs. Paul Cohen, Mrs. «{Radid 1 and Television.,' • \ I } 6ervedi'ia"s: • chairnian' ' o l t the «1 Hat^yVSldhian'/ '•Mrs/ <Hato\d'\i Novak, or Mrs. Harry Noodeli:1:'1 Womiitfs Division of'the Jewliirs';':Fellm'an«)lsjmember of'• Sitter Service will be available" tho Jewish FedoraUon and the; ish .Philanthropies and Israeli on premises by reservation.; '•