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SERVING NEBRASKA AND IOWA SINCE 1920
Vol. LXV No. 3S OnurtM, Nobr.
18 SIvm, S74« FrMay, Juno 3,19M
Boys Town, NJHS plan Flanagan, Monsky exhibit Boys Town and the Nebraska Jewish Historical Society are planning a joint exhibit to show the relationahip between Father Edward J. Flanagan and Henry Monaky during Boys Town's formative years. The exhibit on the history and friendship of two men of "giant stature" will be prepared by a committee composed of Boys Town per sound and members of the NJHS. Ik« PriMlma (Mt> of Bonheiiii'a, explaina hi* nuuiagemeiit style to Stanley Mucus, «hitraiM eauritu of NeimaB-Marcns starts, htst week whm Mr. MarcoB took time out fHMi • b«aiBeM oonference to see the store.
Borsheim's, Mart, praised as business role models By Morria Maliae
The chairman emeritus of the Neiman-Marcua stores gave an estimated 700 local buaineea leaders a simple leaaon in achieving suoceaa. "Treat yoU^ customere 80 that they will return, and saBprpdiictaofwdKpudify wKk tiMy wont letw^ aaidataaliy HareM^aWMtaapaakar at Outlook'88 laat week at Holiday Inn Central And for role modds, the 83-yaarold consultant suggested that the busineaemen look at Borsheim's and the Nebraska Furniture Mart. "Both of these i&stitutiona are among the largest of thair type in the Gountty yet both euel bwiealtr because of iatanaiva iihhouae ,i
family management, attention to customer satisfaction and merchandising quality products." Mt. Marcus, whoee father and aunt started the Neiman-Marcus tradition, now travels, writes and lectures wiUi the aim of raising the level oi taate of aU wbo deaim "tha better thlngt in Ufe." He told thoee attending the Fifth Annual Midweat Conference on Buaineas that the quality of performance wd the quality of service are essential dements of educational and governmental systems as w«U as retail "Everybody'a for quality, most don't practice it," he aaid. He suggested that the
Noddle Development boo3t3 Kirshenbaum
HarkaNoddla Joe Kirahsnbania hia been named pruttapnmd chief g|Nratii!« oflBear «rf Jioddia Devaiopmat COL Mr. KMbabaum. ate hMl bean vk« prsaidint of the cflMMty, iwcaada HarkB ffoddk envaay fgnate. IhTiariiliiartanw baa taught real astatatcunwa at the ttelversity of Nshraaka at Omaha aiad was ebiof ^ipraisar ior the Dougtaa Canaky Aaaaaiar'a Ottca. Mr. Noddli nmlr bseoaaa ehalmlu af tW eoaipiaqr. iM Md te kugtanga ptavafag. Noddk Davalopnunt fa»3kia atiuara ibst of space in 11 Midnatara atataa. NoMi DmkpaMata neaatly Bwwitf Ita baaiiiBaf t«iM»Cto PBdfk PhMk a<70 a^ifflfaiuihaBgiiig. oOcs
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According to information now available, the friendship between the two men continued and developed over the years, eventually
bringing into the work William Grodinaky, Harry B. Cohen, and other members of the Jewish community. Lois Friedman, president of NJHS, said the origional contribution of Henry Monsky and his continuing support of Boys Town had bean attributed to an "anonymous donor." This exhibit, she said, will be an opportunity for the entire story to be told in photographs and memora-. bilia. Mra. Friedman has asked that members of the Jewish community who have materials or information regarding Henry Monaky'a
participation in Boya Town or any details about their friendship, contact the NJHS, 334-8200, ext 277, or the Hall of History at Boys Town. Members of the Boys Town staff participating in the project include: Joan FUntfiach. manager, Hall of Hstory; Tom Ijrnieh, associate. Hall of fustory; Barbara A Lonnborg, director of public service; and Tom Gregory, director of exter' nal affairs. Plans call for the exhibit to be abown for the first time in 19a» at the Boys Town HaU of History.
q«ut(i«f of -pirtfi^^id servicea-wy^iU^*^-decline about 10-20 7eara ago and that products produced today are not as good as thoee produced SO years ago. "The quality of perfor nuuice in serving customen alao has declined," he said, adduig that "our (aaet*ttooi prohahly will gtfdown in history as the period when the concept of macfiocrity became accepted." He said the iiMhutrial revohitioa started manufacturers on the trend toward improving production capacity of machines with little thought to the quality of goods being produced. Ha pointed out that the Members of the Boys Tewn/Nebraaha Jewiah Uatarlcal Sade^ CMUaattee plaaniag the growth in business enter- Fatfc«Flaaagi/H«MryMeM>yiiMti>lailaiiireaiWlt.B*fcaral.aaalinrg.1Wi,yack pciaea has made "the man- Mary FeUmaa, Joaa Fltaspadi. Oliver Pellak. Ophka Bakar SMI Leia FriediBaa. agmcBt of money more important than the manage* Btnt (tf a sin^ enterprise;" MI. Uarcaa aaacrtad that tlw giwteet challenge for the Bttt generation ia "how to SQJoy Ugneaa witluat By Rath E. GralMr graffiti He alan apeks of tudes ior which othtra are suffering the k)M of tradiROME (JTA) - The Jews being accostad on the r«apoa4bls not the Jewiah tional values." atiesta of RoBM sad raceiv- paopls in ita entirety, nor He explained that the Ne- Catholic establiahmant has ing thraata «< violapee. avan the entire iaraai poputo charges by braaka Furniture Mart and The dM rabbi attiibotsd lation, but the gavarmnent i'a chief rabbi. EUio Borshnim'a jewelry stoi* thJa phnonMBon to what he of the State of larad or an both managed b^ peopis TWf. that the Catholic claiatad'«as biaaad and dispobtieal parties." preaa ahaies reapooaibtlit^' who omcMtrate tWr attiit- witk tlw ganrral os«B madia torted raportiac fay both the tion on the custooMr. ind ior tha reetnt wave tt antt ascnlar and churdi nawa methat this type of maim*dia ol larad'a handbig of mant ekoukl be a leaaon to Sapiitic inekhnta in Italy. Tka Coniirace oUtaKan BU inatitiitioBaL Acccrding to Toaff. this IMahtji. altar nattic^ an
Church condemns rise of anti- Semitism
There ahaaU be the near nition oa the part of •••• ^(•nflit that cuatomirs can be served batter by aeapkyaes who m educated in product kaoaMga and cur tooMr aaada ratte tkaa in baing tiaftMd to ilo thii«B a^ cart^Mgr. "Trahuag ia for doge and bia(p...sducatta la to pao|t>e.' Mr. Marcaaaaid.
And in talUog about product <|HaMty. Mr. M«rba aawhada martbaadiaa "becauaa it waa too good." Ha aaM TCU "giva caatoaaws goodcaniBd tWy ooaoa bMt, you give good lanF^S)
biasad reporting in the Cathdie laaaa draw no iMKIt tien fiwn tka Vatican. ItaHaa readire and talrvi_ __ lattiiha» viawara appear to be tttdaa and warned (1 t* h^ann ol aatiteaMe hddhw Jawa gaaara^r r» fiitiTgi r riT-"^"^'**" apanaftli for laraah bato dilfsraatiata batwafa havto. Tha biohapo' atat» Jawa and tha acts aad pah- maat toth rwgnhaara ofi cias of the laraab gawana- that fact. It atatad that mat and to reject aiafS- "Cathofica aheuld cmaidhr lad at dMortad acoounia of Jawa aur oid» brothars in evaate ia tha MUdls Eaat tha(dthof Ahrahaat' and Yhastataaaant was haaad laaa than a weak after TaaH haid a M|«S a—hrance in Jaara aad tha pahtics and pdUaaofthalanMlgavamcall attsBtioB to tha liaiBg to tUs «f sail ITauiHIaai hi Italy. The rdbW dhphvfsd "dtoUafHlah hit nun bve buadtsa of hau BIMB awi lar our Jawiah hrathan aad of pdMcri attl* photBfrnpiaolwfmwitUr mant soraaaiag 4 _
Renee Mitchell earns scholarship
MitchaB.* of Evelyn and MitefaeU.haabe«>aa a $600 WorU-Ha ataading Student ahip.MiHMitchdLatf gradavU of Mittard No Hi||^8dioat.^anaar arta maior at TufU Untv atty. Shs waa abo f« Uahraraity of Nakadw i ngaaUaidl dty «l JMvaaka-l David achaiarahipa. ahawM a UNI.
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