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Stationi KMTV (channel 3). ii recognition ". of Jewish . M u s i Month, and in ^operation will the Jewish Community Centei Parent! are inviting their teen- panied by Ethel Bowers, a na- will feature a* program of Jewisl age youngster* and friend* to lit- tionally known authority on wo- Music, Saturday noon, February tend the third forum in the Par- men* and girls activities and man- 15.; The fllm. "The Earth Sings' ent-Teen series, Monday, Febru- aging editor of Youth leaders will be presented. • : Music month will be celebratet ary 17 at 8 p. ra. at' the Univer- Digest. here, also with a special musl sity of Omaha. The meetingt-are festival; to be given by the •ponsored * by the Jewish ComLKADEKHIUP INSTITUTE Jerusalem, (JTA)—A team munity Center in cooperation with Prof. Solomon is being brought Youth Council Sunday, Februor; Parl, (JTAI—The French Govof archaeologists are digging the University. to Omaha at the tame time by 23 at. 2 p. tn. at the C e n t e r . in Jordan territory In search ernment would not be opposed to The program Is open Jo the publli Speaker—I'roleMor Solomon a group of social agencies and of a document g i v i n g the a union of Jordan and Iraq which Speaker of the evening will be religious organizations to conduct and is free of charge.: location of about 200 tons of might restore equilibrium in the The National Jewish Munic Fes Professor Ben Solomon of New the two-day city-wide Leadership "gold; silver rings, bracelets Middle East and counteract the York University, N. Y., magazine Institute to be held at the Jewish tlval,, sponsored by the National and Jewelry" mentioned In one effects of the Syrian-Jordan merger, a French Foreign Ministry editor and lecturer: tilt topic will Community Center on Monday and Jewish Welfare Board 13 aimed ti of the Dead Sea Scrolls. be "Are Jewish Teem Different"? Tuesday, Feb. 17 and 18, The In- highlight the cdntrlbutlons of Jew The r e c e n t l y deciphered spokesman indicated. i.ih music to art and literature, • A question and answer period stitute Is open to all adults on all Israel Security . scroll indicated that some Celebratkms"and festivals are be Hill follow the address. Parents of levels of leadership. Sources close to the ministry 2,000 years ago Jewish comteem who have specific question* The Monday night Parent-Teen ing held in many communities munities fleeing from invaders believe that the French Governthey would like to have answered Forum will 1* conducted In the across the nation. .:..b u r l e d large treasurers In ment is inclined to favor such a by Prof. Solomon, are aimed to Adult Conference Center of the various p l a c e s . The scroll move which It sees us assuring, in submit them to Saul Bllverman, University. h i n t e d that the Jews also the long run, the security of Isactivities director, Jewish ComA special parking lot hits been burled an Index giving the key rael and Lebanon. A report curmunity Center, before Monday eve- reserved for those who will attend to the location of the buried rent here asserts that Iruq is preparing to quit the Bagdad Pact, a treasurers. nine. the Parent-Teen Series. Parent* are encouraged to bring Dr. Joseph C. Dunn addressed The Jordanian Department move which would leave that or1 ganization far less a threat against their teenage children to the re- a capacity crowd at the second of Antiquities jointly with the Jerusalem (WNS)—A drat maining two forums. Phil Kutler, Forum. American Institute of Oriental Israel. of a human rights bill which, chairman of the Jewish CommunAvailable, free of charge are Soviet Orbit Studies started widespread If adopted, would become part ity Center Youth Committee, said. outlines of 4he speaker's talks at excavations in Jordan-hold The news of the proposed Egyptor the basic law of the land, He added that the speakers will the first* and second forums, at sections of the Dead Sea re- Syria merger into a single Arab was submitted by the Israe bring messages of special signi- the Center's Activities office and a gion. • State has been received in the InGovernment to the legislative " flcance and interest to both par- bibliography of current books In dian capital, New Delhi, with committee of Knesset. mixed feelings. It is believed here ents ana youngsters. the Center Library, dealing with Containing forty-eight ar that If the Bagdad Pact had not Prof. Solomon will be accom- Parent-teen content. tides, the bill opens with the been brought into existence, Egypt declaration that "all persons and Syria might not have made shall be equal in rights and such a "countermove." At th» duties" and that there "shall Jerusalem (JTA)—Of the'over same time, some political observbe no dls-opinlons, social sta500 Jewish Communists who left ers ssy that the Egypt-Syria mertus or o^her differences." ^ Palestine for the Soviet Union in ger would mean practically the Miami Beach (WNS (-Israel's the 1920's virtually none but their encirclement of Israel and the enMembers-of the Initial glftx capacity .to Increase its population widows and orphans remain, Jo- largement of the orbit of Soviet committee of the Women's division by 1.000.000 In the next decade seph Berger-Banilal, & survivor of influence. of the 1938 Philanthropy, ctmv depends in great measure on the Soviet labor camps, declared in an The daily "Pratap," of New Delpalgn, met Thursday afternoon economic assistance It receives Delegations from Sioux City, newspaper Interview. The remaln- hi, a lending Indian language pawith Mrs. Ben Shapiro, women's from America, It 'was declared ler were killed pr died in Soviet per, comments: "Tha borders of general chairman, at her home, to here by Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, Des Molnes and Lincoln are join- camps. Egypt and Syria nowhere meet outline plant for their participa- vice president of the Israel Bond ing Omahans at the first annual After 21 years in Soviet prisons, each other and are separated by Intercity Club Officers' Conclave Organization. tion. e was freed through the lnterven- the territories of Israel and JorDeclaring that the projected In- this week-end, February 14, 15, ion of Polish Jewish Communists dan and to complete the merger Members of the Initial gifts committee will go into action in crease would bring the population and 16 at the Jewish Community md returned to Israel. Col. Nasser will have to try to the very near future on their so- of Israel lo 3,000,000, JDr. Schwartz Center, it was reported by Car- According to Berger'Barzilai seek the territories of either of snlri* "Ihli would require an cxpan olyn Stern and Louis Rich, co- icores of Arab C o m m u n i s t s the two countries." licitations. The committee laelud«s> Mate*. slon of every facet of Israel's chairmen of the.evcnt. A highlight of the meeting is rought to Moscow for schooling, Edward E. Brodkey, Edwin K. economy, innV.it ry. agriculture, came through the years of purges Brodkey, Dave Coha, Hike Free- housing, mining and every other the address to be made by Pro- inscathed/ while Jewish Commufessor Ben Solomon, editor of segment of economic activity." roan, David (ireoaberg, Joe t. Youth Leaders Digest, The group, ilsts wefe being exterminated. tireenberg, MorrU Katleman, J. Harry Kulakofaky, I,ouU Kiilakot- New $5,000,000 Plants also plans to discus* the organization of an Intercity area Youth sky, -Albert B. Nflwnun, Henry Paul Veret, Executive Director Council. A. Newman, Ernest A. Nogg, Aar- To De Built in Israel of the Omaha Jewish Federation, The conclave promises to be the on Kips, David Sherman, Hubert will visit Israel at the end of this London <JTA>—An agreement Homnifir, Harry Trustln, Robert has been entered here between outstanding youth council affair month, as a member of the B'nai Washington (WNS) — P h i l i p B'rith Survey Mission, Robert H. II. Kooper, Joe M. Hire and Louis Abel Shaban of South Africa and of the year. Phil Kutler, Jewish {lutznlck, former Omahan, and Community Center Youth ComSomber*. Kooper, Federation president) an* Joseph Marshak of'Israel, both mitte .chairman, declared. Yank Goldman,, president and nounced, Particular emphasis- will be representing overseas interests, onorary president respectively of placed on the Instruction and for the establishment of a cotton 'nal B'rith. were granted an au- While participating in the reHoliday* and Festivals orientation of appeal workers at spinning mill and a sewing thread ence by'Pope Plus XII when search work of the B'nal B'rith Holidays begin Sundown of small group meetings, Mrs. Sha- mill in Iirael. The costs of both hey were recently In Rome. The Mission, Mr, Veret will also have previous Day. • piro said. plants is approximately $5,000,000, ope congratulated Messrs. Klutz- an opportunity to study the upFast of Father March 5 ick'and Goldman on the good to-the-minute developments in IsPurim March 8 rork and philanthropy of B'nal rael, He will report on his obserFirst Day of Passover..April 5 vations upon his return, after a .'rith. two week stay there. During his tour, he will confer on current problems with officials of the Jewish Agency and other TcJ Aviv (WNS»—An elghtcen- Barbara'* mind and In due course institutions and groups which reyear-old young lady, separated she left the household, making her ceive support from the Jewish from her parents at the age of way, to Krakov, where she enPhilanthropies Campaign of Omafour when the Nazis deported tered a home for Jewish orphans. ha. them from Vilna haj been reunitCame 'to Israel Mr. Veret visited Israel In 195S ed with her parents here thanks Later, she came to Israel, where as a member of a United Jewish primarily, to her remembrance of she was settled In Kibbutz KlnAppeal Survey Mission and in -the cradle .songs with wjilch they nereth hy the Youth Aliyah organ1956, accompanied by Mrs. Veret, rocked her to deep when she wo* ization/ When Youth Aliyah offihe participated In the Hlatadrut - a child. cials heard her story about her Study Group. Catholic foster parents, they told Gestapo Took Her Also representing this area on Barbara was separated from her her story on radio and press in the B'nal B'rith Mission arc Mr. parents, Mr. and Mr*. M. Galper- the hope of tracing her relatives, and Mrs. Ben Gerahon, of Council In, In 1944 when Ukranbn soldiers If there were any. The Galpenn'a Bluffs. Mr. Gershun Is president serving In the G<>atapo curried her rcsQoniled, but the official* Deemed of the Council Bluffs Jewish Fedoff lira truck. When the war end- to doubt the Identification, tluitiKh eration. ed the pirents settled in Israel the parents were correct alKiul Member* of the B r o a d w a y with two other children, while fer- identifying a distinctive blrlhmurk who will appear In the on their daughter's left thlish. The vently hoping for the return of comedy, Menarhem-Menofficials were heuiUint. \Vlirn finBarbara some day. In America", W e d n e s d a y , In the meantime Barbara found ally It was arranged for the parents to face the young lady, they Kchruury 19, B p. m. nt the Jewish her way to a Poll-ill Catholic family where she wa« sheltered. Bar. said was their io^t daughter, .Mrs, Community Center. They are (rbp Jeiusalcm (JTA)—The Israel Ualperln began singing Yiddish bara lived with the family thinkrow), David Dunk, David. Ellin, Government has granted its first ing all the time they were her lull.ibys with which she cradled Zlsha floloi and 8. Zomlna (left). loan to a Joint Jewlsh-Arah Indusparents. However, oh one occa- her daughter to sleep as a child. AdmlMion to the play presented by trial .venture. A Jewish food procsion, when she quarreled with her Suddenly Barbara, who does not essing company, In partnership "parents" she was tolJ by one of speulc Yiddish, rememl>ered nnd tns Yiddish Culture Council la by with Faris Hamdari", member ot them that she hail "Jewish blood" Joined in the old tunes. All doubts season ticket or Individual admU-j Parliament and an Arab landownwere now dissipated. In her. The remark penetrated .Ion, »1.JJ. ••*! er, will establish • canning plant.
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p. m. BETH IKBAELr The.Beth Israel Synagogue will hold thrir annual "Know Your Neighbor" Sabbath on Friday evening, at 8 p. m. in the Beth Israel Synagogue. Rabbi BenJamln^Groncr will deliver the sermon *on "New Hope Mrs, SllrUra Mewrloff for Brotherhood." Cantor Ell Kagan wllf direct the choir in the singing of the Psalmt. A short question and amwer period will follow the service, Beth Israel Sisterhood members Mill be hostMrs. Miriam Messcloff of New esses at the tea following, In the York City, N. Y., will be the guest Beth Israel Social Hall. . speaker at a luncheon meeting of Mrs. Alfred Frank and Mrs.the Omaha Chapter of Mitrachi Leslie O. Cleveland, president of Women, Wednesday, February 19, the Omaha Council of United 1 p. m. at (he Jewish Community. Church Women of Omaha, will •Mrs. Mcsseloff, active in the give greetings. Mrs. Max Fromkin women's religious Zionist movewill preside. ment for many years, served as Traditional F r i d a y services president of the first chapter of "Share-the-Profit" (Kabbolaa Shabbos) begin at 5:45 young women to be organized as p. m. Sabbath morning services a junior auxiliary by Mlzrachi begin at 8:30 «. m. Junior Con- Women. She also served a< presgregation at 10 a. m. Rabbi Cron- ident of the Manhattan Chapter. er will conduct the Talmud class While visitrhr In Israel recently, at 5:15 p. m. Sabbath Mincha at she surveyed the network of In5:45 p. m. followed by Sholeshe stitution* established and main' FRIDAY'SATURDAY S'fudos and Maariv. Daily morn- talned there by the organization. ing services at 7 ». m.; afternoon Co-chairmen for the luncheon TAX DEADLINE services at 5:50 p. m. Sunday are Mmcs. Herman Franklin, Sol morning services begin at 6:45 Nogg and Max Arbiunan, ReserSAVINGS! a. m. followed by breakfast and vations may be made with Mrs. Mll*f »• Hw l#r* Wifisl Rabbi's class in Bible. Sunday Franklin. WE 5245 or.Mrs. EpALL MUST GO morning Junior Minyan, followed stein, PL 6144. by breakfast, starts at 8:30 a. m. The Talmud Discussion group 75 UMd Cars. Tnieks meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m. at B i l l ! Synagogue, 10 '57 Ford* (near M W ) JA u « ic amt r i ' VTut Ao 19th and Burl, and services every .MPtiost T u j*wj«h pn§m. 2 Birch (MariMw) Saturday morning at 9 a. m. Currtit i » u u H a M i tmuth foyi
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Maurice Samuel to Speak on Israel
The Hlstadrut maintains a separate organization f o r y o u t h workers up to ilte a&> of 18.
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Organizations WORKMAN CIRCLE" BA/./VAlt * T'ie Workmen Circle family wll hoi.I their annual Bazaar and card party Sunday, February 23 at the Labor, Lyceum beginning . at 5 p. m. A buffet dinner,-featur Ing a variety of special foods w|l be served. Ccneral chairman and co-chairman are Mmes. Louis Witkln and Max Crounse. Hostesses {ire Mmci. S. Binder, N. Lcrrnan, Y, Oren sloin. Admlwion in fifty cents ' EIWKIN-MOIUIAN AVX.~ JIWISH WAR VETERANS Tlie Ladies Auxiliary of the Epitcin Morgan Po»t 260, Jewish Wnr Veterans, will present a folding wheel chair Feb. 16, at 2 p. m. to the Dr. Philip Sher Home for the aged. Thit program had bc«n scheduled Feb. 2. A variety show will be preaented with MUton Goldberg u m u t e r of ceremonies, A coffee hour will follow the program. Mrs. J. Milton Margolin it in charge cf this event DOLLS FOR DEMOCRACY The Dolls for Democracy, Na< Uonal p'nai B'rlth Women;* public relations. program, sponsored here by the Henry Moraky Chapter, will be presented before' the Indian Hills P-TA Wednesday, February 19 a t 2 p. m. with Mines. Morris J. Shapiro, Herbert Mel ches and, Henry Greenberg as panelists HOLIDAY DANCING CLUB Officers elected to head the Holiday Dancing Club are Messrs. and Mine*. Wallace Elkon, presidents; D. LJntzman, secretaries; Harold Nepomnlck, treasurers and Irvln Kalmon, membership. Board members are Messrs. and Mines, Bernle AlUuler,. Jack: Belmont. Norman Cain, Bernard Hockenberg,' Sol Kutler. Yale Richards, Arnold Roseman and Paul Sacks. The d u b will hold a Valentine Dance, Saturday, February IS at 9:30 p. m. at the Paxton hotel. COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN Mrs. Myer 3 . . Kripke will be guest speaker at the monthly luncheon meeting of. the Council cf Jewish Women, Tuesday, February 18, at 1 p. m. at the Jewish Community Center. Nationally recognized in the field of children's literature, Mrs. Kripke will give an Inside story, based on her experience, of how "A Book Is) 'Born." With the assistance of visual aids, she will explain how a book is developed from the idea stage to Its publishing. Luncheon chairmen are limes. Gilbert Aronoff and James Samuelson. Mrs. Julius Stein will read the opening prayer, and Mrs. Harold Novak Is decorations chairman. Sitter service will be available. ZBT MOTHERS CLUB The Zeta Beta Tau Mother's club will meet for lunch Tuesday, February 18, 12:30 p, m. at the Dundee Dell; with Mmes. A. •Krantz and Robert Noddle as hostesses, KAD1MAH CHAPTER PIONEER WOMEN The Kadfmah Chapter of Pioneer Women will hold their regular meeting Thursday, February 20, at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Herbert Wintroub, 51/1 South 36
Author . . . Mrs. Myer S. Kripke Reviewed by Mrs. Sidney Brooks Some of the most, meaningful Ideas -we want to teach our children are often the most difficult for adults to express to young minds. The inner c o n t e n t of Judaism la always a challenge for both parents and teachers to transmit to the child. Dorothy'' K. Kripke has a rare t.ilcnt coupled with a devout and sensitive spirit. It is this that enables her to write for children about the deepest aspects of our Faith in words they can understand and with examples with which they are f a m i l i a r . She rescues the parent and teacher even as she delights and educates the child. To the joy of all who have loved and appreciated "Let's Talk About God and Let's Talk About Right and Wrong." Mrs. Kripke' has now given us fier third book Let's Talk About Judaism. This volume logically continues the subject matter of the scries with a description of the major beliefs, ceremonies, holidays and institutions of Judaism.' As In her previous volumes, Mrs. Kripke writes as if talking with—not at— he child. Her vocabulary Is simple and yet, like the ideas she treats, honest and faithful to her subject. There is nothing in this "child's1' presentation of Judaism that needs to be unlearned later. I n d e e d , many adults may read this sensitive book to enrich their own knowledge of Judaism. Mrs. Krlpke's method has proven Iself. Again each chapter is headed by a lilting rhyme on a theme :o be elaborated. The most complex ideas such as the Peoplehood of Israel, Holiness, and the response to God through MItzvot arc as clearly stated as are the more self-evident themes such as ' he Synagogue, the Sabbath and Festivals.
Street. In celebration of Brotherhood Week they will have as their gue»t speaker, the Rov. Chinks E. Taylor. HADA88AH CHAPTKK AND HOARD MEETING Mjrs. Nathan Bernstein of Lin coin, will address the coinb:ncd group and chapter bouirls of lit) dassah on Thursday, February 20th, at a 12:30 p. in. luncheon meeting at the Gourmet -Restau rant. Mrs. Bernstein, president of the Mountain Plains Region, will report on the national Mid-Winter Board meeting of Hadmsoh held In New York City. Mrs. Meyer N. Rubin, President of the Omaha Chapter, will preside. HADASSAH ONEO 8HABDAT The Educational Council of Omaha Chapter Hadassah will have Its monthly Oneg Shabbat at 1 p. m., Saturday, February 19th, at the h o W of Mrs. Sam'Green, 511 South 53rd Street. 1IADA8SAI1 BOND CLUB Mrs. Esther Ljpsman has taken a. membership In the Hadassah Israel Bond Club as a gift for her daughter. Miss Mollle Ljpsman, New York City. At the last meeting the names of Mmes. Marion Bondarln and Lena Grossman were drawn for the purchase of the 5th and 6th bond. Enrollment rolls are still open. For Information phone Evelyn Levy, HA 2890.
(I. to r.).Mrs. Harry DuBo/f, Mm. Abe Venffer, Mrs. Seymour Collision, Mrs, Harold Fox—preparing for the Beth El Musical.
Musical To Highlight Beth El Donor Event "Shushan Bopera,"- a musical written by Mrs, Edward Rosen, will highlight the Beth El Sisterhood March 1, donor event, "Purim Parti-Gras" at 8:30 p. m, at the Beth El Synagogue social hall. Mrs. Seymour Goldston and Mrs. Dave Bcmsteln are co-chairmen of the event. The show cast directed by Mrs. Morley Zipursky Includes the following; Mmes, Norman Whitman, Maurice Sachs, Donald Nogg, Edward Rosen, Stuart Muskin, Dan Cohen, Arnold Roseman, Robert Wagner, Norman Wohlner, Al Swartz, Leonard Levlne, O w e n Meyerson, Nate Novak, William Lohrman, Jack Frlleck, and Phil Katzman. .-Harem dancers are Mmes. Dan Katzman, Seymour
Zoob, Harold Garber, Jerry Ra duzlner, Morris Koom, and Paul Sacks, Accompanist is Mrs. Harry Du. boff;- choreographer,: Mrs. ,Joe Glnsburg; costumes, Mmes. Abe Venger and Henry Green berg; makeup, Mrs, Leon Schmldman; stage manager, Mrs. Harold Fox assisted by Mmes. Gilbert Fneiden, Herbert Kotzen, Gilbert Aranoff, Joseph Guts; Invitations, Mrs. Lou Hurwttz assisted by Mmes. Al Swartz, Morris Raznick, Stanley D i a m o n d ; refreshments, Mmes. Sam Ban and Harry Ferenstein; decorations, Mrs,' Harold Cooper, man. Refreshments will be served fol lowing the show. Each donor mem ber may Invite one guest.
HENRY MONSKIT CHAPTER BOARD MEETING, THURSDAY The B'nal B'rlth Henry Monsfcy Chapter 470 will hold Its board meeting Thursday, February 20, at 12:30 p. m. at Mrs, Earl Siegel's "Among those who will serve on home, 9011 Davenport street. Co- a commltte to invite entertainers hostess Is Mrs, Jay Stoler, A des- to help celebrate Omaha's status as the AU-Amerlcan city, March sert luncheon will be served. 18,-are Richard K. E i n s t e i n , Brandeis Store; Isadore M. WelnSIGMA DELTA TAU PARTY The Omaha Alumnae League of er, Universal International PicSigma Delta Tau Sorority will cel- ures; Ralph R. Blank, Admiral ebrate February at "Real George" theater. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dolgoff party with-a 1 p. m. luncheon, Saturday, February 19 at Kay's nd daughters, Carolyn, Harriet Sue. and Judy Itae, left January Restaurant in Benson, The groups plans to present all 28 for Elizabeth, N. J., where they 'avors and table .decorations along will make their home. with a candy treat to the UniverMilton R. Abraham* ha« been sity hospital children's ward. elected a director of the Skinner The committee in charge In- Manufacturing Company. cludes Mrs. Sol Schwartz, chairAmong those who will serve on man, Mrs. Joseph Polack and Miss the Omaha All-America City R e c Olesfcer, Mrs. Justin Manvitz is In ognitlon Committee >re Morris charge of reservations. ON, executive committee; David Blacker, Mrs. J. Branson. 8. A. M. MOTHER'S CLUB Rahbf 8. II. Brooks, Mrs. i, CherThe Sigma Alpha Mu Mother's olali, PMI Gerellek, Dr. Abe GreenClub will meet at the home of berg,' Samuel Greenbers;, J. J. Mrs. E. I. Wldman, 1839 No. 49th Isaacson, Rabbi S. Kripke, Mrs. 1, Street, Wednesday, February 19, Harry Kulakofsky, Edward Shaft 1 p. m. Mrs. Sam Garrop wili ton, and Mrs. Samuel Wolf, genbe co-hostess. A dessert luncheon eral committee. will precede the meeting. Mrs, Hy Shrier Is, a member of For reservations call Mrs, J, M. he cast of "I Remember Mama" Margolin, GL 4668. next production of Chanticleer, Council Bluffs da.) amateur theater group. Patronize Our Advertisers
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assume the championship. In other handball competition me team of Bob Newman and Dick Goldman upset Harry Goodbiner. A.A.U. Champion, and Dr. Ralph Turkel to move into fifth position in the league. Competition' in the handball tournament will continue for three more weeks.
DANCE INSTRUCTION A six-week course in Interpretive dancing fur grade school girls la to be offered by the Center Dance Studio, Sundays with reg lstration limited to the tint ten to enroll, Mrs. Calvin Newman, Center Womens Womens Athletic chairman, stated. Fee is $5. MIDOETH TO CEI.KBBATE Registration for tap instruction, MOTHER'S DAY Midget Basketball player.' have Tuesday at 4:15 p. m. and Friday Invited their mothers in honor of ballet are still being accepted In Mother's Day to watch basketball M ruction Is SI per session. competition thli Sunday when the BOXING COMPETITION schedule includes Gerelick Motors Members of tlie championship vs. Kaunan Insurance, 1:45 p. m.; Center Boxing team will compete Omaha Jobbing v». Skwburg Real in the Midwestern Golden Gloves ty ,2:30 p, m.; I-Go Van and Stor- competition this we<»k-cnd at.the age vs. Playland Park. 3.15 p m., city auditorium. and Rlchman-Gordman vs. Fireaide Restaurant, 4 p. m. Hlfitf 8CHt)OL PINO PONO The Midget basketball team* TOURNAMENT will start their bids today for the The Annual High School Ping City Grade S c h o o l Basketball Pong Tournament will get underway Wednesday, February 19 at Championship. the Jewish Community Center. Competition for both high school MID-DAY MEN'S boys as well as girl* will be proVOLLEYBALL Men desiring a workout in the vided in singlet nnd doubles'divisions. Medals will be awarded to middle of the day are encouraged to .participate in volleyball at the the first place winners In ench Center Tuesday a n d Thursday event. Registration fee for the ping from 12:30 to 1:15 p. m. pong event will be accepted up to 4 00 p. m. Tuesday, February 18 INDOOR GOLF KAXGE at the Center Youth Council OfThe largest in-door golf range In fice, Canteen or Athletic Departthe area is in operation dailyat ment Office. All equipment is prothe Jewish Community Center vided by (lie Athletic Department. from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Large The tournament will be run off enough to accommodate two golf ers simultaneously, drives as well in the Center's Auditorium and gymnasium with four matches beAS pitches, may be practiced using regular golf ball*. The range ing played simultaneously, Is completely enclosed with netting to Insure safety to the golfer while WAR ORPHANS RAISED allowing him to practice his stroke AS CHRISTIANS United Nations, N. Y. <WNS>— and develop his swing. Some 20.000 Jewish children whose S p e c i a l golfing clinics a r e planned to encourage greater use parents were killed by the Nazis Of this facility, Sandy Brophy, are being brought up as Christians Athletic committee golf chairman, .in homes where they were to find stat«d. s shelter, it was disclosed here at hearings being held by a subcommission of the United Nations' WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Friday afternoons are reserved Commission on Human Rights. tor women's activities at the Center gyntnashyn with badminton, golfing and volleyball being offered from 2 to 3-30 p .m. The special nursery and baby sitting service is provided during all daytime Center activities for women. CKNTER ART CLASS Mrs. Meyer Beber. Center Art Class instructor, announced there are still * few openings in the Art Claw which meets on Monday, from 1 p. m. to 3 p. m. LADDER HANDBALL TOUBNEY LEADERS Jack Stias and George Kahn, new leaders in the Center Udder handball tournament downed Jack and Sam Ban, previous tourney leaders. 21-20, 21-19 and 21-16 to
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Mr. and Mrs. Maury L. Schwartz announce the birth of a daughter, Judith Lisa, January 13. , Mr and Mrs. Arthur Stein announce the birth of a son, Richard Michael, February 8. Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs- Keith Pcltr, Omaha and Mrs. Fannie Stein, Sioux City, la. Great grandfather Is Max Pelt* of Omaha!''.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert Newman announce the birth of a daughter, Jody Esther, February 2 at Methodist hospital. The Newmans al»4 have a son, Mark Jeffrey. Grandparents arc Mr, and Mrs. Barney Fink, Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Newman and great-grandmother, DEBKA-DEBS | follow Immediately after the game. Mrs. Fannie Newman. Madeline tCripke was chosen Milton Katskee, AZA 1 President, "Be»1 Pledge' 'of 1958 at the For- announced that all proceed! will participating In t h i s program mal Initiation February 9 at the be donated to the current March of should contact the Athletic OfDimes drive. Tickets are available home of Faye Ann Katz. fice or the Youth Counoil Office, Barbara Bercutt, Barbara Brod- from AZA 1 members or may be key. and Carolyn Stern, club pres- purchased at the door the evening GRADE SCHOOL ident, attended a Young Judea of the event. FIUENDSIIlr CLl'BS Relgonal Board Meeting In KanHoward Weinberg has been anPlans are now being made fpr sas City, Mo., February 7-9. Debka Pebs are in charge Of nounced as one of the recipients of grade school friendship clubs and the University of Nebraska Re- activity groups tto meet on Sunregistration for the Intercity Club gents scholarships. Harold Kaiman Officers Conclave February 14-16 was named an alternate. Among days, announced Mrs. Julius Cohn, with Beverly Bloom as regtstra thotc receiving honorable men- chairman of the Jewish Community Center children's activities tion chairman. tion were Irv Belier, Bernard committee. Bloom, Bruce Bloom, Jerry FreeJClubs will consist of boys or OROWS TO ENTERTAIN man, Linda Bosenbloom and Bob girls of the same ages who will AT RUOTHKUHOOD DINNER Shapiro. All are Central High stu- participate In activities of their The newly organized Y o u t h dents. own choice. Activity group* to be Council Girls' Israeli Dance Croup offered are: arts and crafts-rage and Boys' chorus will present a r W E E N DANCE CLASS. 5-7; dramatics—age 3-7 and 8-10; program, Wednesday evening, FebArrangements are being nude chorus and folk dancing— age 6ruary 1" «t a Brotherhood dinner for a class in social dancing at the 10; creative art—age 5-7 and 8-11, at the First Christian Church. Jewish Community Center for sev- and sciencp—«ge 9-10. enth and eighth graders. Those The Center Youth Office Is takAZA NO. 1 BROTHERHOOD Interested- should notify, the Youth ing registrations. BASKETBALL O&MK Office Immediately. A minimum The annual "Brotherhood Bas- number is required to provide the ketball Game," sponsored by AZA class. No. 1 will be held at the Jewish Community Center Gymnasium, CENTER AND YMCA Saturday, February 22 at 7;30 BASKETBALL GAME RUG & UPHO'STERY p. m. The Central High School HI Members of teenage boys dubs Y group will compete against com- from the Jewish Community CenCLEANERS bined AZA 1 and 100 basketball ter and the Near Northslde YMCA RUGS—CARPETING will meet on Wednesday evening. team. LAMP SHADES A, social hour and dance will February 19. a t ^ p. m., at tho Northslde VMOA building. FollowFURNITURE ing a discussion featuring Brotherhood Week (February 16 to 22), Cleaned In Your Homel the boys will compete in a basketI M I M Uytef IWMMM ball game. Refreshments will folHA 255' low the game. Those Interested In Ooo Bernstein A membership in the Jewish | sages and lamp treatments are paid for by the visitor at the rate Community Center H e a l t h Club entitles the holder to national prevailing at the host Center. Membership In the C e n t e r health club privileges, Les Burkenroad. Health club chairman, Health Club, Mr. Burkenroad, said, carries far more advantages reported as a reminder to those than national affiliation alone, who may be traveling and una- bringing him the services of the ware of such benefits. finest and largest Health Club In Members presenting t h e l r Omaha; The Club, open to both Health Club cards to out-b-f-town members and their guests, bt open Center Clubs receive such priv- from noon to 10 weekdays' and ileges as lockers, dry heat, wet from 9 a. m.' to 6 p. m. Sundays steam, ultra violet, showers and with no appointment being necslumber room, and all physical essary and plenty of free parking education facilities, fre? of charge. being available In the large lot at Thursday it. my day to Personal services, such a s mas- 20th and Dodge Streets. Latin American Dancing •« thr big attraction for the large group uf rmiplrj who nirrt rxrli Monday at the Jewish Community Center fer an evening of Instruction In the Hhumba, SUmbo, Ch»Cha and Tango.
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