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"You Gave Us The Start' ' OMAHA-Tte following letter was wriltcn this week to the Jewtatl community ol Omaha by (be Portugcla (amlly-the first ot tte Kent RimUn Jewish families brought here bjr Omaha Jewtah Federation and JOAS: ,
TOTHEOMAHAJEWISHCOMMUNITY: . It is very difficult to write this letter, but we cannot leave without doing so. Tomorrow morning we will be on our way to a new life in New York. Many of our friends from Odessa have come there, and we are very lonesome for them. *' . You good people of Omaha have saved pur lives. From the time you met us at the airport, even though we did not know any English, we knew you were all our wonderful American family. You did for us all the things a family does, and after one year, because of you, we are becoming real Americans. You gave us the start here that we know we would not have gotten any place else. We will never forget you. Thank youi good-bye, and God bless you.
Press Seeks New Editor OMAHA - Applications for the position of editor of the Jewish Press were being accepted this week following the resignation of Richard B. Pearl, who has been editor since July, 1874. Pearl, 32, has accepted the position of-editor of the Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, published in Milwaukee. His resignation from the Jewish Press is effective June 30. Applicants have been asked ' to send their resumes to Press Committee Co-Chairmanvaul Alperson at 1406 Harney St., Omaha, 68107.
1 Pearl, who has had 12 years, (h newspaporlng, said In a letter to Co-Chairman . '. Leonid,ValentlnaandVladlkPortugels Alperson and Stan Llpsey that . his two years with the Press were "the very best" of his five years In Omaha. "The people have been friendly helpful and the work at the Press*' challenging "but 1 ' OMAHA-*Thephoto aboy< "of art "Israeli •Telethon, seeking a goal of $100,000/ 'wflMbesatisfying." soldier holding his uifan(son, symbolizes the held Sunday morning, June 6 and 13, and hope of Israel and the Jewish people, for it is Wednesday evening, June 9, as the Omaha He thanked the co- in the children that the future lies. "That's Campaign drives toward its goal.of $2.2 OMAHA - Some 250 Sunday's schedule will inchairmen, members of the why we're asking everyone in Omaha to million. The.Telethon will wrap up the major clude registration, a special < delegates — many of whom Press Committee and Omaha will be accompanied by their meeting of the District's board. Federation executives and 'Heed the Telethon Call and Help Our part* of the 1976 Philanthropies effort at its Children Grow,'" said Buddy Goodman and earliest closing date in history, tying the wives and children — are of governors and a meeting of expected as. guests of Omaha's newly e l e c t e d lodge officers for their help, support Sam Fried, 1976 Philanthropies Telethon Omaha campaign in with the national effort and cooperation. Division Campaign co-chairmen. The to raise $100 million. . . • • two lodges for the annual presidents. District Six B'nal B'rith Other meetings will cover ^Convention here later -this SuCJi StibjcCiS 25 membership r month. and retention and youth The convention, which services appeal. Complied Fwm Jtwtib Pnu New Servke opens June 27 at the Hilton That evening, David • M. WASHINGTON, D.C. - chltecture will be the color Hotel, will sec the conclusion Blumberg, International More than 30 American companies have located or ex- Secretary of the Army Martin and character of that used in of the term of office of District president of B'nal B'rith, will panded plants In Israel during the last year and 10 more have' R'. Hoffmann Thursday (May the Cadet Chapel'and other PresldentJVIarvirt K. Bailln of address the convention in the taken the. first steps toward setting up plants since January, 27) formally presented a right- Academy buildings.. . ,•;?« Sioux Falls, S.D. 1976, the Government of Israel Investment Authority says. of-entry document and a Hilton Hotel Ballroom. The Sunday-through-" Monday's meetings will Among those having expanded facilities are Miles Laboratories, license authorizing the con: Wednesday program includes . • feature - discussions- en.-, the . Genera! Telephone and Electronics, and Control Csts Corp... structlon of a Jewish Chapel at Denies election of district officers as. Antl-Dcfamatlon ~ Lcagun. . well as numerous committee lodge programs and activities . General of the World Jewish Congress in Geneva, died of a heart West Point, New York, by the HOME (iTA) ; - ; A , \^est Point, Jewish Chapel 'meetings and seminars, all. d A Z A t f B B G ' attack May 8 , . . "Jewish Folkways In America and Israel" is •' Fund, after_' a $> million:' statement lri(- Israel';•.by•ft: -highlighted by the scheduled , On Tteday; June 29, the the inaugural theme, of the 12-weck Festival of Ajnerlcan ': riatfonal. fund raising cam-' Vatican official that the'lWlf1 • ' appearances of international "••", ' , ••••-•-_••-- See has changed-,its views"'bn , • convention's first' • plenary Folklife, which has begun In Washington, D.C. Israeli and • p a i g n . •, B'naJ B'rith leaders, aci ^ American Jewish aspects will be presented June 16r20r .with no .;• •', Witpesslng^ithe:. historic.'}' the t political session will bo held, featuring . cottfWg...td\Convention Ctf.:J ?'l m l w j ^international Vk& President offering on fee Sabbath, June iS'!V>VTlje'20.member^C<»i the' 'event were '-'-'A '> (jistingulbhecl Chairmen Ell M. Zalkinand r Dr. Blrner M. Imber United Jewish Appeal's Cash Misslonj.unanimously pledged to -' group of Academy alumni, . .-. Father Pierre do Contenson,' • Alvln Abramson.: meet "the cash need of the people of Israel now" byachleving a . military officers, and leaders dellverlnghls annual report. secretary of 'the Vatican's' \ .That evening, all but the national cash goal of $100 million by the historic June 6 national ; o f m a j o r J e w 1 s h : Commission for Judaism,iajd' '• v ,• ! - organizations. officers will be elec- closlngdate. in' a radio interview'in Ideas Exchanged district ted. The Chapel will be the first Jerusalem that the Vatican no.. "If You Do Business in the Middle East . . . Remember NEW YORK < J T A ) . Budget proposals and Jewish house of worship in the longer insists on international _' Secretary:of State llenry A. . elections will bs Wednesday,. Certain Practices Are Illegal" is the title of the 24-page - Military Acauefriy's. i"»yeaf ~ siaiusiorJernsaicni. • " ' " " ' American Jewish Committee booklet which suinm|irlj|slhe . Klsslncer i l J U -;T"atner Qe^contensonr •wno" wsTTeguIatlofisiaiiu a3rhinislfaRve^prac- \ i n t 'the United StotfeS;waiting Kasoff of Chicago, presidentcenter in which cadets and was a membpr of a Papal tices affecting corporations complying with the Arab boycott for replies from the Arab elect, Is to be elected visitors can learn about delegation that participated in governments to its proposal president, while Allan Jacobs (AJC, 165 East 5Cth St., New York, N.Y. 10022)... The Nov. 10, Jewish -contributions to the first interfaith dialogue' 1975 United Nations speeches by Ambassadors Daniel P. some months ago. that they of Waukegan, 111., and Michael America's defense in every with T Jews ever held in enter into non-belligerency Kiefer of Minneapolis are Moynlhan and Chaim Herzog are available on record. "The U.N, war fought by the United' Jerusalem, said the Pope now agreements with Israel. He expected to !>e chosen, vico Resolution on Racism" Is being sold for $4 plus 50 cents postage States. '• " only desires international" and handling by Spoken Arts, Inc., 310 North Avenue, New ' made the disclosure to presidents, A floor fight is. D e s i g n e d b y M a x guarantees (or preserving the : .reporters when asked if the anticipated for the third vice Rochelle, N.Y. 10801. All record sale profits have been pledged Abramovitz, the projected status of the holy sites In that to Israel and Jewish Causes.., • . ' • • . - ' _V£. is planning a major presidency. "faellitj' will| ba: located at a city. ..* A O h S t Linitisiive JniUssJiMdle East AOmahanfiStcvs^Bicjjes. ^Tfje tiumhers ofNorihiA^ericansjmugrating" to-Israel irr 'deal point' ="on~ Acpdemy A Vatican press spokesman 'before the Presidential member of jEhc District board creased 28 percent In the first quarter of 1976, thus reversing a • grounds, midway between the -elections In November. of governors representing the downward trend since the Yom Kippur War. The Israel Allya Protestant and the Catholic said later that Father de ' Kissinger said the U,S, view Southwest Regional .Council;' Center says It can't explain the turnabout ;.VA New York; Chapels: Itrwiii overlook the Contenson was not competent J to*"discuss political matters was that the non-belligerency will attend a special gover- Hasldic Jew, believed the only one ever to join the Federal v proposal was a major nors' meeting Wednesday Protective Service, is fighting to get back his job which-he lost. parade grounds "and; the and added that there Has been Hudson River. _ absolutely no change in the ' . initiative. afternoon. for refusing to shave off his beard. -Its stonework and. ar- Holy See's policies." • ,
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ficers. Reservations for this By Helen Newman Kusbner. Everett Evnen. are a must. They will be taken ^Ths success of the Nathan Simon and Herbert OMAHA - Residents of the On hand to answer questions _ party and brunch on Sunday. by Rose Raznick, 498-0555, and A 100 Garden Hadassah rneoman. Dr. Philip Sher Home for the about the volunteer program " May 30, is now to be followed Sylvia Goldberg, 391-6584. Trees in memory of late Max Aged will entertain at an Open and to sign up new recruits by other excitlngevents. More information will be Lashinsky was sent by the Mmse. Nathan Bernstlen, House on Sunday, June 6, 2-4 will be Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Sol " Here is more good news for given at our next meeting. p.m. families In El Paso, Tex. Parsow, LOVE co-chairman. older adults. The luncheons Simon Gaiter and Gary Hill of Be sure to come to the June Lincoln, attended the Missouri Volunteers of LOVE will Refreshments will be served and programs at Beth El 7 meeting at the JCC. Many by Mrs. Jake Wine and Mrs. Synagogue will start on plans are now being formed. Valley Region Convention of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Evnen Hadassah in Des Moines, serve as guides for a tour of David Potash. Thursday,'June 10, from 9:30 "Take the Keystone bus at 11 the Home which has been recently attended the wedding Iowa, May 17-19. Ben Laub, director of the a.m.-4 p.m. These are spon- a.m. at Crossroads, as usual. extensively redecorated and of their grandson, Jonathan, Sher Home and Iz Tretiak, sored by t h e Jewish refurnished according to Mrs. to Linda Ede.lson, of chairman of the Sher Home Federation's Coordinating Donations Mrs. Bernstien is the imHackensack, N.J. Jonathan is mediate past president of the Albert Fox, LOVE chairman. committee are urging all Committee on Aging as In honor of 67th Anniversary of the son of Rabbi and Mrs. region. Mrs. Simon Gaiter interested members of the planned by Mrs. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Louis Langer from Items made by the residents Stanley Kessicr of West completed a two year term as in arts and crafts classes wiii community to attend this (Mary) Fcliir.an, vice Nellie Kadis. Shirley Wagner, Jennie Rosenblatt, Mrs. 'Ben Hartford, Conn. special Open House. president of the Federation, m e m b e r s h i p and Life be for sale. Silver, Mrs. Nathan Veltter, Ruth Sam Lauber, assistant Membership chairman. Mrs. Hahn, Ann Cohen, Mrs. Phil Batt, director of the Federation and Mr._antf Mrs. Dave Sllverman, Gary Hill is the current The Tifereth Israel recording secretary of the Mollie Delman, director of the Harold and Helen Siege!, Sylvia Sisterhood will sponsor region. Older Adult Department of the GoMlwrg, Al and Edith Goldstein, Mr. and"Mrs. It Bernstein, Rose "Bridge of Bright Beginners" Jewish Community Center. Llbby Rifkin, Mr. and at Tifereth Israel Synagogue, There has 'been a recent Rosenbaum, Mrs. Harry Epstein, Llbby Wednesdays,' 11:30 a.m.-i interest among the older Nepomnlck, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ABE SCHNEIDER MAX M.STEINBERG p.m. Instructor is David adults to have a mid-week Brooksteln. Frieda JColm, Jennie T h e f o l l o w i n g 1976 Graveside services were ' Graveside services were Abelow and classes will begin Bear, Fannie and CarlLagman, graduates received degrees: held on Thursday, May 27, at held on Sunday, May 30, at luncheon at a location which is Ann and Ben .Blatt, Eva Blatt,. June 2. Kenneth Wald, Doctorate at Beth El Cemetery, for Max M. Beth El Cejnetery, for Abe convenient to many people of Helen and Dave Shukert, Morris the Jewish community. This Is and Lil Brick, Fay sekar, Rachel the University of Washington Steinberg. ' Schneider, 90. i Swartz, Gertrude Zebita, Donna at St. Louis, Mo.; Morris Survivors: wife, Rella; ' Schneider was president the answer. The sponsors for t h eAllen, , arid Willis Epstein and Edith bachelor degree from sons, Lawrence, Norfolk, Va., and owner of SchneiderThe luncheons, to be Schneider. ••' T i f e r e t h I s r a e l Jr'. University of Wisconsin, and Edward, New Zealand; Portland Cement Stucco prepared in the kitchen of the Congregation for the month oL Mike Astor, high school. brother, Jack Steinberg, Los Company until his retirement synagogue and served in the Get well wishes to Carrie May were: Mmse. Brin Fredricks at Ciarkson Hospital Angeles, <Calif.; sisters, Mrs. inl966. social hall, will cost $1. They Rose Eisenstatt, Omaha, Mrs. Survivors: sons, Nathan, will be followed by recreation from Bertha Kolnlck. Lyl Radner, Los Angeles. Omaha, Ben, Council Bluffs, of various types: bingo, cards, Tifereth Israel classes, Hey, ALICE GREENFIELD » la.; 'daughter, Mrs. Edith Just visiting, discussions and HELEN A. BERNSTEIN .Funeral services were held Hurwich, Omaha; seven 397? I l l 3331222] Vav and Zayin have prepared HOME FOR SA1E a cantata' for the second night on Sunday, May 30, at the grandchildren; three great- occasional planned programs. REAL ESTATE It will be a "walk-In—drop-in" of Shavuot, Friday, June 4, 8 Jewish Funeral Chapel, for grandchildren. With 2 block! from 8«th Israel program. More information 3 bedrooms, family room, p.m. _at • Tifereth Israel Alice Greenfield, 59. InREED DAVIS CO. will be announced at the large kilchm, much mor*. JENNIEMILLER 558-2300 Synagogue., terment was at Mt. Sinai Call owner, 916-9321 Graveside services were Monday, June 7, meeting. • Cemetery. ' held at Beth El Cemetery on - The Thursday luncheons Survivors: husband, Dan; Monday, May 31, for Jennie will not interfere with our daughter, Patsy Zingerman, Miller. Monday meetings and lunSt. Paul, Minn.; sister, Mary Luxurious' Survivors: son, Ben,cheons at the JCC. Come to Troutfelt, San Francisco, Omaha; daughters, Mrs. New Home* both! Thjs is Just another day NeorJCC . Calif.; two grandchildren. Irving (Ruth) Brand, Min- of enjoyment. HeavenlyAcres — PHOTOGRAPHER n e a p o l i s , Minn'., Mrs. Condlewood On Monday, June 14, we will 817 South 36th Street — 3451044 Abraham (Fannie) Alpert, Schwalb Homes, Inc. have our special luncheon ESHEL VISITS Woodbridgc, Conn.; 13' 3454393 along with installation of ofNATURAL Tamar Eshel of Israel, grandchildren. Block and And Secretary General of the COLOR White Working- Women's Council (Moetzet Hapaolat) will be visiting communities in the United States during tha first haJfofJune. fly WrfgHft W I
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L By Esther Fox bus load of 11 residents atMary Wine with the help of tended and enjoyed looking at Mrs. Mildred Fogel and Mrs. - all the various displays. Fannie Stein participated in The Pioneer Women hosted the" S e n i o r C i t i z e n s a very enjoyable Oneg Celebration Days on May 19 Shabbat on May 22. Margie by showing and selling ar- Nearenberg . and Barbara ticles made by many of the Solotorovsky entertained. • residents o! the Dr. Sher The next week was a very Home. The following day a full busy and exciting one. Tuesday, about 10 residents with the help of several volunteers were busy stuffing and waling the invitations'for the Open House. With all the p . m . , in tne Center's wonderful-help, time quickly auditorium. • went by and the Job was done. ^The Cultural and PerA most welcome visitor was forming Arts Department Is Rabbi Eisensteln. Later in the the only department of the day a man from the Civil Center to open its classes to, Defense Department talked non-members, a department -and showed a movie. The spokesman said. subject was tornados. • For further Information about registration fees and Friday, the 28th was a day times, contact the Cultural to remember. The LOVE bus Arts Department, 334-8200. took 11 to Bellevue where they
Arts Department Will Offer Summer Classes for All Ages OMAHA-the Cultural and Performing Arts Department of the Omaha Jewish Community Center will begin its eight-week "Summer Arts" ' class program the week of June 14th. • Creative arts and theatre classes for children, teens and adults are now open to nonCenter members as well as members. • Daytime and evening classes In-the areas of pottery, m n c r a m o , batik, cake decorating, children's art, design, clay and theater will be offered. ' Members may register in person or by mall, ln-person registration for classes "by non-members will- be on Sunday, June 6, from 1-3:30
Sher Home residents Mrs. Julia Fox, left, and Mrs. Sarah Epstein, center, work with Esther Fox, LOVE chairman, preparing open bouse invitations for majllng. boarded the Belle of Brown- v residents went to Beth El for a sviile fcr & two hour boat ride v v e r y deltcicve brunch. along the Missouri River. ' Following that they all went to They were entertained by the Dundee Theatre to see dancing and singing. "TbeSunshlneBoys". Sundays can very often be a Hadassah's Oneg Shabbat was, as always, a very long day for some of the folks pleasant afternoon. The and now they are looking refreshments were delicious forward to Sunday, June 6, and they were entertained by when they are hosts at the pupils from the Westbrook Jr. '• Open House, High School with a musical We do hope you can make program, them happy by coming. You What a wonderful week it's will find it a very fulfilling been! On Sunday, May 30,16 afternoon.
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The Queen's visit was Police Chief Pierre Sommeville said there were no viewed as an indication of the.
former Defense Minister Moshe Dayan electrifried a crowd of nearly 20,000 who gathered at Earl's Court amphitheater Sunday In a powerful demonstration of solidarity with Israel, The rally, the largest of its kind ever held in Britain, was preceded by <a parade of Jewish" and Zionist youth groups from Albert Hall in West' London where Dayan had released a flock of pigeons as a symbol of Israel's quest -for peace. The audience cheered and stamped when the former defense chief declared, "We shall go in establishing ours e l v e s in J e r u s a l e m , Hebron,Shl!oh and on the
helping to establish a • yet. But police investigators improve relations with Palestinian state or an Arab are considering the possibility Spanish Jewry and to help kingdom in part of Jerusalem. that the bombing was the work Spain gain a more "liberal Nor will Arafat and the PLO of an Arab group in retaliation image abroad. According to be allowed to come back and for a pro-Israel rally held at Jewish organizations there destroy Israel from within." the Paris fair grounds are some 15,000 Jews in Spain, concentrated mainly in yesterday. Madrid and Barcelona where A 24-hour police guard has EViarathon Rally been placed around other synagogues and communal •PAWS (JTA) - More than branches of the Rothschild organizations exist and in 50,000 J6ws and others from Bank and at buildings housing Valencia. ' '.. "' all over France attended a Jewish organizations -as a marathon "Twelve Hours For precautionary measure. Girls Recruited • I Israel" fair and rally at the TEL AVIV (JTA) - The .". central fair grounds here Queen Attends Popular Democratic Front for Sunday. The event, organized by the PARIS (JTA) - Queen the Liberation of Palestine, a 1 . terrorist group headed by Naif...-_-" French United Jewish Appeal and the French Jewish Cen- traditional Sabbath Eve H a w a t m e h , h a s b e e n . tral Welfare Fund (FSJU), services at the Madrid recruiting girl students for was described as the largest Synagogue Friday night, at various missions on ihe West demonstration of solidarity the Invitation of the local Bank, These activities w e r e S with Israel ever held In this Jewish community, according disclosed at the trial of 22- '. country at a time when Israel to a report reaching here. It year-old Wadjdah Ayash, of was the first time in modern JenLn, who was sentenced By a was not at war. history that Spanish.Royalty Nablus military tribunal to \_ policies on emigration and domestic dissent visited a Jewish house of two years imprlsonnfent for : y membership in the Front. •'•,' Editor's Note: His author, Editor Emeritus of the . . . but it should be based on a realistic apworship. Zionist Leader Near East Report, welcomes questions end comments praisal of U.s! leverage." The plank urged about the media. Write him at 820 National Press repeal of the-Jackson-Vanlk Amendment, bd^ > AMSTERDAM (JTA) . B u i l d i n g , Washington, D . C . 20045 this addendum was eliminated when critics Karcl J. Edershetm, a Dutch . The Americans for Democratic Action, noted the impact of such a reversal on the Zionist leader who served as (ADA) rebuffed efforts to weaken its victims of Soviet discrimination, their many Israel's representative at The ''Hague for two years after the traditional support for Israel during its four- sympathizers, and theSoviet Union itself. .' Five Years in Existence creation of the Stote, died here day platform debate last week. ;last week at the age of 82. AGNEW STRIKES AGAIN Licensod-by State of Nebraska A small minority attempted to qualify ADA'S Edershelm, a lawyer, also In The Washington Star on Sunday, Spiro Individualized instruction . commitment by asserting that It "does not Agne\y expanded on his bigoted charges that served for a number of years Active Parental Involvement .. include support for Israeli settlements in areas American Jews control the high-impact media, as the Jewish Agency's Open to All Cultural Backgrounds occupied hi 1967 nor for other violations of the networks, the wire sgrvices, the major representative in Holland. He Private, Non-profit Organization human rights. It considers these activities as a news weeklies 'and metropolitan newspapers, was regarded as Dutch Enrollment Now possible trigger for re-igniting hostilities." that U.S. Middle East peace policy has been Jewry's most respected They tried to delete references to the Arab "disastrous" because of the Zionist lobby, and "elder statesman." Being Taken boycott, oil power, • and continued military that an. "Imperialistic" Israel has been For Fall, 1976 economic support for Israel. They were creating a '"police state.. .attacking the civil Bomb Damages Call and Visit The New School, .- defeated in committee and plenum. As in the population." See It In Action For Yourself. PARIS (JTA) - A powerful past, the platform called for negotiations • Ironically, his views do not inhibit him from among the parties directly concerned, in ac- -exploiting the media he attacks, which have bomb exploded Sunday night cordance with UN Resolutions 242 and 338; widely publicized his smears, promoted His outside a branch of the Rothschild Bank, Injuring two registered opposition to an imposed set- book and advanced his Arab business deals. people and causing extensive tlement; and urged a multi-national agreement The fact Is that-much of the criticism of damage to the. bank and to to end the arms race in the Middle East. Last 3680 North 108th Street ' year, the ADA declared that the "negotiations Isrsc! comes from Jewish editorial writers and adjacent buildings on the of a peace settlement must take into account commentators, who often lean over backwards fashionable Rue du Faubourg 493-0264 St. Honore. . the Interests of the Palestinian Arabs." This tobe"evenhanded." year, the ADA proposed that the negotiations In a column In Monday's New York TIMES, a "must include the participation of the former Agnew ghost'writer, .William Satire, Palestinians If hopes for peaceare to be points out that the anti-Israel lobby enlists, realized." among others, many "dovish writers and longtime liberals, including many Jews who But the. plenum approved a qualification: are uncomfortable with positions of solidarity "All Parties to the negotiations must recognize h Jd - the iigut Oi Isfaci to exist as a sovereignsiaie."^ Israelis (6 adopt appeasemeril under the labels" On oil and boycott, the platform declared: of 'accommodation,' 'flexibility,' and 'risks for "; "The price and availability of- oOTnust not peace.' " . Safire writes that the Agnew of 1970 was deflect the U.S. from its traditional support of : : : ?: Israel* through military and economic neither snU-Zipnlsi nsr sntl-Scnjitkr, that, on assistance, or from the pursuit of a just durable the contrary, he shared an admiration for the peace. The U.S. must resist vigorously all patriotism and courage of the Israelis, and that Starting with coffee end rolls at 10:00 e^rn. X^-^Lj^ii^ attempts of Ihe Arab League states to boycott •nsny cf his assistants and staff members were American firms that have coromerical Jews. He has been told that' Agnew became Rabbi Kenneth Bromberg discussing "The Jewish Week that relations with Israel, or any attempts to embittered because some Jewish businessmen - • ' • a t1 1 : 0 0 . q j i » . ' - . • ' : ' ; / • . • ' • • . • . • ' : : • ' , . . • - • • • . •".•"•••• " • • / ; ; : ' • • S ; " ; ^ : ' § discriminate against Americans on racial or turned state's evidence against him. A Sing-a-long with Cantor Chaim Najrrian : -^ K ^ ? f p lf; ; < "It wasn't the'national-Impact media'or any religious grounds." Creative Sewing with Ida Bernstein and Ann Epsteins ; : ; ; ; ] - ; Zionist conspiracy that brought him down: It eth with aCefn«j«p.s!y f '" '" . JThe ,qnguiaL.jlrajtt_platform callecL for was only the law." Safire wrote "J^^ As he has fr«- r h f l n f pr? l i n n i l t i i T P K '8- -•-•-••••--•:•-.-< .•'pressure on tteSoaiei Union to liberalize? i t s .
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Shavuot Marks Giving of Law; Ends Counting of The Omer
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Saturday: Morning services 11 a.m. OOUPLESCLUB Couples Club tour of SAC Headquarters (Offutt Air Force Base) on June 8, .5:30 p.m. ' t BATMITZVAH Amy Frankel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Frankel, will become Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, June 5,11 a.m. BAR MITZVAH Michael Glnsburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glnsburg, will become Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, June 12, ila.m,
Omaha Beth Israel SERVICES: SHAVUOT Friday, June4 Morning Scrvlce8:45 a.m. -EvenlngScrvice 8:30 p.m. Saturday, June 5 MornlngScrvice8:45 a.m. Junior Congregation and Youth Services 10:00 a.m. Yizkor about 10:30 a.m. *EvenlngServlce8:30p.m.
Rabbi Kenneth Brombcrg will deliver the sermon. Cantor Chaim Najman and the Beth El Synagogue Choir will conduct the musical service,
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SERVICES: Des Moines Saturday: . 9 a.m. Men of the com- Children of Israel munity are Invited to the SERVICES: Home to make a minyan. Regular minyan services Monday and Thur&day 6:45 a.m. \ Council Bluffs Saturday B'nai Israel Morning Shabbat Service 9 a.m. at Iowa Jewish Home. SERVICES: Sunday: 9 a.m, Saturday: 9 a.m. Special Yahrzeit services. Sunday: 9 a.m. Both services will be con- Everyone is welcome. Mrs. Biber, secretary, 227ducted by Mr. Sam Sacks, 8601. SHAVbOT Saturday, Junes Shavuot Service 9 a.m" D.es Moines Yiskor about 10 a.m.
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James Belgrade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Belgrade, will become Bar Mitzvah on Friday evening, June 11, and SERVICES: Saturday: Saturday morning, June 12. Morning services 8:45 a.m. Sunday SHAVUOT Morning Service: 8 a.m. Friday, June 4
Temple Israel Confirmation, ceremonies were held at Shavuot services on Thur-. sday, June 3. Beth El, Synagogue will hold TalmudTorah graduation exercises during Shavuot services this evening, June 4. TalmudTorah graduation at Beth . Israel Synagogue was held on May28.
Temple B'nai Jeshuryn SERVICES: Friday: 8p,m. Bruce Letkow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lettow, will become Bar Mitzvah during service. An Oneg Shabbat in MB honor will follow.
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synagogue during Shavuot and the (estival prayers reflect the fact that this major holiday is the time of the giving of the Law. The time between Passover and Shavuot Is a solemn one during which special mourning rituals are observed and, e x c e p t for two dates, marriages are not performed. The two excepted days are Lag B'Omer and Israel Independence Day, both of which are considered times of rejoicing.
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; Sunday: Lincojn Morning Service 9 a.m. Tiffereth Israel Breakfast and Rabbi's Class 9:30 a.m. SERVICES: Weekday: Morning Services 7 a.m. SHAVUOT ' . • EvenlngServices8:30p.m. Friday, Junc4 8p.m. The cantata "A Jew for All BAR MITZVAH Seasons" will be performed. David Howard Wintroub, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon N. Saturday, Junes Wintroub, will become Bar , Morning services a.m.' . Mitzvah on Saturday. June 12, Ylsfcorvriil be recited. 8:45 ajn. .
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' "• OMAHA-Mra. Cecil Roth, Saturday: Morning Services 9:30 a.m.. widow of the late British Jewish historian, discusses her "Husband Mincha:5p.m.- and her own family history, with Sunday: 8:45 a.m." Martin Bookspun on NBC'i Dally: 7a.m." Eternal Light ~ radio program heard in._0mana at S;30 a,tn., Sunday. June G, on KFAB (1000 Kilocycles).
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Newcomers Survey DES MOINES - In September of 1974, of the 140 names on the JWF Newcomers List (newcomers to Dcs Molnes '73 and 74), 70 names were selected In a random sample to participate in a survey evaluating Temple-Synagogue affiliation, Thirty-three Our enemies speak in the nime of humanity, just as they always have: the Arab leaders champion the cause of the Palestinians whom they kept locked up in camps for over two decades; the Soviets rail against Israeli occupation as they consolidate their vast gains and tighten the controls on thpir own people; the "Third World" carefully scrutinizes every Israeli action while the slaughter _, continues in its backyards of ' Lebanon, Cambodia and Uganda and God knows where else.
Editor's Note: Tie following other, partisan in our Jewish article is reprinted from the politics—but mostly afraid. Jewish Post and Opinion, May 21 The scenario that we thought issue. It was originally entitled ended in June, 1907, is again , "WhaWewlsb Fear Means". before us: the renaissance of By Yossi Klein Israel as merely the final DES MOINES-"In the Mrony of Jewish history, the daytime we Israelis see concentration of the remnants ourselves as James Bond. And into one vulnerable hole in the at night we cry out with world. fear,"—Amos Oz. We face a resurgence of -We are, ail of us, afraid. We .fare vindictive toward each anti-Semitic totalitarianism.. •
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I zedekah Students Place High in Contest DES MOINES-We, the fifth grade class at the Bureau of Jewish Education, have collected a total of $80 this yeartorcharity. We count our money at the end of every month and then take a vote to decide where we want to send it. We feel that when we know where our money is going, we feel even better about giving. The first place we sent our' money is to the Jewish'praille 'Institute, of' America so that ' -some blind person might be able to read about and enjoy the festival of Chanukah. We also bought a tree in honor of the class and sent contributions to the American Magen David Adorn and Al Tldom. The money'sent to Al Tidom was to enable two children in Russia to have good kosher food for Passover; things such a s , • matzo, gefilte fish and wine.
machine. None of the money is given unwillingly. We gjve It with hope and with pride. •Remember, "He who saves one life is considered to have ' saved the entire world". The Bureau , of Jewish Education is very proud of the achievement of its three students who paticipated in the National Bible Contest in New York City on Sunday, May 23. . .Of 47 finalists, Edit Prusa ranked 11th with 134 points, Mary Jane Bear ranked 15th with 126 points, andRisa Schwartz placed 17th with 122 polntg. First place won with 159 points. The girls studied diligently preparing for the contest under the able direction of teachers Ahuva Epstein and . MottiArad.
We usually receive a certificate after we send the mosey. It was really exciting wtea we received the "Breath of Life Award" from the Magen David Adom. • This last mon,th we gave our . money here in the community "Jto the Iowa Jewish Home and the Jewish Welfare Fedpratlnn Our teacher, Ahuva Ep-" stein, really encourages us to * give, and not only on Sundays. Some of the kids even give the , same amount of money as they spend on the candy
But |t is not much consolation to know that the evil our enemies accuse us of is a self-description of their own moral bankruptcy. The Christians accused us of ritual murder and murdered us for centuries. The Germans branded us enemies of humanity and fed six million human beings Into death machines. Our collective consciousness understands that genocide is the climax of. calumny. And we are afraid.
This survey was conducted by the JWF to determine newcomers' priorities when making a decision to join a particular congregation. l.ll males, 18 females and 4 couples answered the survey. DES MOINES-"I am even more proud and confident in the greatness of the cause to which I dedicate all of my life. You should not have any doubt that I give all my strength, all my blood, drop by drop, to my service of the Jewish people in our struggle against anti-Semitism and neo-Facism." Col.YefimDavidovich who died at his home in Minsk on April 24.'
2. Respondents' ages: 8 were between the ages of 20-25; 7 were between 2&-S0; 6 were between 31-35; 4 were between 36-40; 4 were between 41-45; 2 were between 45-50.1 person was over SO; 1 person did not respond. 3. At the time of this survey, 26 of the 33 respondents had already established their Temple or.Synagogue af/iliatton; 8 of the 33 respondents were unaffiliated at this. time. 4. Those 20 newcomers who were affiliated ranked their reasons for joining one of Des Moines' three congregation^: •'
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DES M O I N E S - N e i l Francis Levitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen' Levitt, will celebrate his Bar Mitzvah pn Friday evening, June 11, 8 5. The 26 affiliated newcomers were asked to name the p.m. at Temple B'nal congreagatlon they had joined. Jeshurun. 5 had joined Beth El Jacob Synagogue 'The entire community is 11 had joined Tiferetri Israel Synagogue. invited to join us for an Oneg 10 had Joined Temple B'nal Jeshurun. ^ Our misfortune Is that we Shabbat following services. This announcement is in lieu - 6. The eight unaffiliated respondents were asked why. they accept our common fear as a hadnotjoinedacongregatlon: , \ , " basis for Jewish solidarity of personal invitations. 1 not relevent to my life at this time. only in times of actual war.. 1 too expensive. Otherwise it's Jewish politics 5 other reasons. • as usual. . 1 no answer. In recent weeks the focus has been on Gush Emunlm and, on those Israelis who . oppose Jewish settlement on the West Bank. And yes, it is Beth El Jacob Synagogue. Friday, Juwrt an issue that must be debated. 1 p.m. — Hadassah Business and First day. ol Shavuot., No But somewhere the essence, : meetings. Federation closed. Professional Luncheon. x Saturday, June 5. 8 p.m..— JCC Play "Don't Drink which is that most 6f us share Second day of Shavuot. Ylskor. ' the Water" June 13-15. the same' motivations, has Sunday, Junes < been distorted. Gush Emunlm Noon — Jewish Study Group at RECEIVE AWARDS is acting out the fears and Beth El Jacob Synagogue. On Wednesday, June 2, the mistrust which any JewMonday, JUne7 New York Hilton was the sensitive to his people's exNoon - Rabbi Cytron's perience must-share. So too, Educational Luncheon at the setting of the annual Sephardl Achievement Award Dinner those who oppose the Gush, Federation office. jointly sponsored by the who are expressing other, Margo Myers Tuesday, June 8 Sephardl legitimate fears arising out of 9:15 a.m. — Iowa Jewish Home A m e r i c a n Federation and the UJA an awareness'of the. imGuild Board Meeting. 7:30 p.m. '— JCC Board Sephardl Leadership Council. possibility of our political predicament.' DES MOINES-Mr. and Meeting. Wedneaday.JunBS -- -.. i ih.t. i. .Jits. LaWrencSi E-.:-Myers -TVO'MV IU1B11I «U« 7:30 7p.m. -7 TlfereUi jsreel extend a cordial inyltatinn to BoardMecilng. :-- ' Our Jewish fear Is the decisive all congregants and.friends to Friday, June U join In the celebration of their political element in the Middle Noon — Community Open Door East, as so it must be so long daughter, Margo, becoming a Educational Luncheon. . ' as our existence remains an Bui niiizvah on Saturday,' " 8 iJ.ni.-Nell Levitt Bar Mllzvah issue. We can comfort each June 12, at 9:30 a.m., at at Temple B'nal Jeshurun. • A small on»-b«dfoom "opartSaturday, June 12 other, then, In our shared fear. Tifereth Israel Synagogue. merit or a Jewlih horn* lor a 9:30 a.m. — Margo Myers Bat •ingl* Jewish man. Coll Ban A kiddush luncheon in honor And In other things as well:. Kittg In Dsi «5iRSSr2S7-l SM. We are strong, our army is- of margo wiii immediately .- MiUvali oi Tifefeiii ISrael (. • strong, and even our faith. follow services in the "Synagogue. Afternoon Jewish Study Group Faith in what.. Ourselves.. Clubhouse Auditorium. at Beth El Jacob Synagogue. This announcement is in lieu God,. The mad promise of • Sunday,June13 Jewish continuity.. Choose of personal invitations. Noon — Jewish Study Croup at KOSHER MEATS ens and hoJd.cn to It. Fcr the-
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• ANNUALEXAM . Some 10,000 youth in New DES MOINES - William M.York Jewish schools and Jagiello, 24, son of George and ••public high schools took the Phyllis Jagiello, graduated 6th annual, '.'Knowledge ;..of; f r o m ._the C o l l e g e of Israel", examination 'during dsteopathJc Medicine and --—iiie ""^Surgery djrniursaay,:jiirie~3r dependence Day, as a Dr. Jagiello will be serving an culmination of the year-long "internship at NormandyYediat Israel (Knowledge of Hospital in St. Louis, Mo,, for Israel) Project. a year beginning July 1.
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By David Lazarus Abe Tillis of Burbank; Sam responsibility to' make adCOUNSELORTRAINING OMAHA - Card tables are A thought for the day.. .Es Cohen brought Sam Juro of vance reservations at least by Camp Esther K. Newman is Debbie Jacobson, daughter iz nisht azay gut mit gelt, vi es Miami; Hymle Richard's the Friday preceding the of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ' needed for use in the new offering a counselo*-jnTuesday meeting. Come on, izshlechtmlt-ongelt. guest was Meyer Ruback who Jacobson, graduated magna Thursday program for older straining program designed to A fish swims In the ocean became a new member. Sid men — give it the old college cum Jaude with a bachelor of adults, according to Mary prepare participants for i and may not KnowTJiTislvei.~ ' Cahan had Sam Kohn; Aaron social work degree from the p p And Omahans live in Omaha Brookstein his brother Frank Or should we Institute a University of Nebraska at Jewish Federation Coor- Newman staff or that of and may not realize we live in from Las Vegas; Sam Stern system that lets lunch cost Omaha. She also was honored dinating Committee on Aging, another resident camp. Bob , a place filled with history and his brother Henry; Max Glvot LESS for those who make at an Honors Convocation as ^ e programs, which will Litvak, camp director, said drama. Fort Omaha, which his ex-Omaha friend, Abe Sch- reservations ahead of time, the outstanding student from begin on June 10 at Beth El that participation is selective was established in 18C8, is a wartz, of Nashville, Tcnn. and cost more for no-the undergraduate school of Synagogue, are designed to and interested persons should appeal to all the older adults in contact him at 334-8200. ' crystallization of much of the Janet Stern, .Begsle Weitz reservation attendees.. social work. events that made Nebraska and Minette Wlntroub baked a "Congratulations — 1 heard She is employed for thethe Jewish community, Mrs. 1 VOUTH LOUNGE HOURS the gateway to opening the cake for their ' respective your restaurant burned summer as a caseworker in Fellmansald. Great West of our American spouses' birthdays — Sam, down!" "Yes, but what's to the Omaha Federation's Effective June 7 the Youth Persons wishing to donate Lounge will be on the Empire. ; Art and Bill were the lucky congratulate.." "All your Jewish Family Services ofcard tables for use in this following summer schedule: customers are bragging that fice. For close to an hour, Capt. fellows, program should call Mollie Monday-Thursday—1-5 p.m. r Ivan Griswold, USNR, Ret., A record number of 115 It's the first time your place Jerry Gordon, son of Mr. Delman, JCC Older Adult and 7-10 p.m. Friday—1-5 p.m. held us spellbound with his advance reservations was served hot food!" Saturday—1-6 p.m. Sunday— p i c t u r e s and e x c i t i n g made; and still there are some Dr. Eugene Zweiback will and Mrs. Mark Gordon, director, 334-820O. noon^p.m. •.' > narration of the history of the of us who are too negligent in speak at the next meeting, graduated suiiima cum laude No reservations are needed Great Plains, the Territory calling in reservations, either June 15. The meeting date has from Park College in Kansas and state of Nebraska, and of not at a!!, or too late, Did those been changed from the City, Mo., receiving a for the programs which'will be SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Brent Bloom, son of Mr. and our wonderful city of Om aha. who don't care enough to original June 8 as Mollle bachelor of arts degree in on a "walk-In drop-in" basis. Mrs. Harold Bloom, has We were regaled with the phone in ahead of time used to Delman will be out of town for social sciences. He Is working Reservations are needed for received a scholarship to the stories of the buildings, the run their businesses like the wedding of her son Marc. on a master's degree in public land, of military leaders, of that.. I believe each and An Old Timers meeting is just administration and counseling lunch, which will cost $1, 'and University of Denver. He Is a services at Webster College, should be made by calling the 1976 Central High. School Indian tribes and chiefs, of every one of us can make it his not the same without her. graduate. Mo. JCC, .334-8200. balloons and aeronauts of World War I, of cadet training, of mutes, of horses, of the first brick industry in the state, of the development of frozen food for military use, which became widespread for civilian use. Rarely have we C N M M • CantoiMM • Aimrican food been treated to a more exciting and stimulating COMf ENJOY LUNCH OR recollection of Omaha history. aNNIRATOURNEW . IOCAHON:M(§ CENTf R , The luncheon was served by M*TV IOOM1 UP TO I SO Elsa Kahn, Sylvia Goldberg, AfeoO'deiUoGo' Ann Lehman, Fay Sekar, Flo OHNOAUVII'tilU IN THE COCKTAH, IOUM0I Brookstein, Gussie Zweiback, YOUR FAVORITE MVERAQES Toby Kagan and Rosalie Greenspan. Harry Goldberg's guest was 33= _
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TENNIS LEAGUES HIOPVS, HELP YOU' Aa the Health, Physical Education and Aquatics Department begins Entry blanks with league rules are now in the Athletic office. Pick up Its third y w r ot lull operation in the new building, its goal of provldng a the forms lor the leagues in which you are Interested and sign up soon. quality progFam by meeting the needs and Interests ot all our members The leagues do have a limit and It will be filled on a first come first serve reriainiunchanged We are asking you to help us in making tbe Center's - basis. Substitutes are needed for the doubles leagues. If you wish to be a Phjnical Education Department even better by completing the form substitute, till out the entry blank, write on it "substitute", end hand tt ' below «nd returning it to the Athletic Department of the Center. Your Into the Athletic office. There is no fee for a substitute. efforts la helping us gather the following Information will be sincerely Singles Leagues: We want to have enough players entered In our appreciated. While we can not guarantee that alt suggestions will be league so that we may have "A" and "B" groups. Because ot this, please implemented, our intention is to utilize as many of your recommendations " check on the entry form which group you prefer. If not enough people sign BM possible. Please direct your suggestions to Chuck Arnold, director of up to have two groups, everyone will automatically be combined into one ,_t Health and Physical Education. grasp. Some players have mads Die siatement that they want to play Only U there are two groups. If you wish to sign up with this idea In mind, Heslthsnd Physical Education Department please state this at the bottom of the entry blank. If you don't make this CcotefUeinbersIoterestiJuidSusgesUQns. statement, you will be included in the league if there are only enough We would liketosee the following athletic programs off e entries for one group. SUMMERGR0UPTENNISLES5ONS Bay of week and time preferred for activities to be of feixd for : Chsek'ihs JCC sffiyserfcreefearcfcrsssir^r grosp inmis lammi. They will begin June 14 with a limit of ten players per class. BHmTSMUSTBEWORNONTENNlSCOURTS D«y ot week and time preferred tor activities .0 be offered for mffrtfilHhShlSri The rule that shirts must be worn on the tennis courts at all times will be strictly enforced this year. Anyone seeing a player without a shirt on Is asked to report that player's name to the Athletic office Immediately. Additional Suggestions and Comments.^. Please follow this and all other tennis rules. Your cooperation will be appreciated. SUMHEBBASKETBALLLEAGUEBEGINSSOON 1 For tbe first time a summer basketball league for Junior and Senior MIDGET GYM HOCKEY OVER High School Center Members will be offered by the Athletic Department The 1976 Midget gym hockey season Is over and the Flyers are the starting Monday, June 14 at 7p.m. in the Center Gym. Regular teams will winners of the league, ending (he season with a < and 1 record. . b e organized with league games played each week. Feetorthe league Is Congratulations go to Paul McCann, Matt Vandenberg, Mike Bernstein, Mi. All Interested members should report to the gym ready to play on MIcHevner and ToddTatalias for a fine season. ~ Monday, June H Final standings: Flyers - 4-1; Bruisers'— 3-2; Blackhawks - W; B0Y8AND0IBL8SUMMERGyMNASTICSCLASSES Islanders—1-4. All Interested boys and girls, 5-17, wishing to participate in our GIVETHEGIFTOFAUFETIME-DONORSNEEDED Summer Gymnastics classes should register as soon as possible. Cookie Red Cross Mobile Blood Center will be at tbe Jewish Community Katskee, Physical Education teacher and Gymnastics teacher for Omaha Coitcr all day Thursday, July 15. Mark this very important date down on Public Schools will be directing all of the summer classes. Cookie announced that a ratio of one instructor for every 16 gymnasts will be your calendar. Co-sponsored by the JCC Medical committee and the . -. maintained and the basic movement skills will be stressed. She also American Red Cross. Call Chuck Arnold,S34-a200,Eit. 22, for Information. remarked that her staff this summer consist of some of the finest gymnasts In tbe metropolitan area. We urge all interested gymnasts to enroll 'and take advantage of this outstanding opportunity for improving already learned skills. . LASTCHANCETOSIGNUPFORSUiaiERBASKETBALLCAMP Registration for the annual JCC Basketball Camp Is below the enrollment that Is needed in order to conduct the program. A minimum World of Our Fathers by Milton Mcltztr. New Vorfc Farrart Straus of 20 participants is needed and if this figure is not reached by Wedand Glroux, 1974.274p. —An account of Jewish life before and during the nesday, June 9, the program will be cancelled. period of persecution that Impelled multitudes of Eastern European Jews Take advantage of this opportunity to learn about basketball from the tocmigrale lo America. Photographs. finest basketball coaching staff in the Omaha area. Don't wait, until Hermann Hesse: a Pictorial Biography by Mlchcls Volkcr cd. Mew winter. Sign up now and get a head start. The fee Is only $35 (or one week York. Farrar, Straus.. Glroux, J97S. 238p. - A collection ot photographic with c l a s s m e e t i n g dally from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p . m . andtextual material first discovered amonglfesse's literary effects after NEW SUMMER TINY TOTPROGRAM his death. . " . Due to popular request, the Physical Education Department is ofChange Lobsters and Dance by LIUl Palmer. New York. Macmillan fering a summer Tiny Tot Physical Education program for youngsters BOPubs. Co., 1975.320p. —Moving, personal autobiography of the actress as SS month olds. The program will be held on Tuesday and Thursday well as portraits of people In the theater and film industry. mornings from 9:30-11 a.m. The program will run from Tuesday, June 15,
yy Fee /or this special new summer program is J15 per child The program will aid In the development and coordination of gross muscular functions of your child. Class will be limited to 15. If you are Interested in ths wonderful opportunity for your child, please sign up as soon us possible with RoxAnn Thurber, Phys, Ed secretary .-; ADDED VALUE FORCENTEUfffiMBERS THIS SUMMER Center members who have renewed their memberships.will be able to include their babysitter: or summer live-in helpers as part of their family memberships this summer. Tbe Outdoor pool will officially open up on Sanaa?, May%~ana'Pe6pen for the Mcmortta Day Weekend. AU". -^gffn&iiiituiiici a aiejofeu ujuiupin af me rnya EO office to fin out Die" proper application. Summer live-in helpers and babysitters must be at leastliyearsofage. j . , ' . '. • OOEDADULTSOPTBAIitEAGUB
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SAND LADIES'SINGLES TENNIS TOURNAMENT Sign up as soon as possible for the Singles Tennis Tournament as iuimoiiSTOtncSTOrcaaiuiVfshin niso, makeran;you EIEn up _ IQJ- elther_||A_^ ofJ3!Ddi!(^nJEntrtc&^llLnot be accented over u&_ 'phone as the entry fee must be paid as each entry is taken
By Jan Gray interest in ' the swimming Aquatics Depl. Pool Rules and department let us know. Aquatics Profiles: Regulations ' Kenee Baser - A graduate milted to use the pool without of Burke High, Kenee has been first having taken a shower. on our staff since last winter. 2. Talking to,and with the Renee is a WSI (Water Safety guards is not encouraged Instructor). She will coach our beyond securing general in- diving team. Renee is a state formation. champion In diving. 3. Food ot any type "is not . Mary O'Connor — Mary permitted in the pool area. attends University of 4. On]y'one on the board at a Nebraska at Lincoln. Mary is time. . a WSI and was previously a 5. No glass of any type camp counselor in Minnesota. permitted In the pooJ area. Steve Albert — Steve at6. Divers should lump tends VJestslde High. He is a «•*, straight off the board and not WSI and has been on the bit to the side. Aquatics Staff since fast 7. Certain segments'of the summer. Steve also" plays pool may be closed by the tennis, and basketball and guard as iiie occasion generally enjoys sports. warrants. ^ Bob Vioodiord - Attends 8. No running or boisterous Nebraska WesJeyan Univeror rough play. • sity. Bob has been a swimmer 9. Beach balls, frisbees, etc. tor Ytestetoe and MOST Svdro, • should not be used in deck Teams. He also has been a' area. diving coach and swim teacm " These ate by no means all o( coach. Boh Is a WSL the .rules and regulations Barb Weckman — Barb is regarding the pool. They are our synchronized swimming rules most often disregarded coach. She is a WSt and wasott by patrons. our staff at the old JCC.
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