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Samuel K. Steinberg, General Chairman of the lflfil Jewish Philanthropies Campaign, * announced that to dale we have S.100, ] 49.815.. "With hundreds of pledge cards still unreportc-d," Mr. Steinberg stated, "I call on every man and woman lo help us complete the rnmpaijin." Mr. SleiiuVrg fcnld that only slendy, persistent nnd dedicated work will insure success of the campaign which holds (he fate of ngoncies vilal to Jewry in Omaha, acmsi; the nalion, in Israel and other countries. Ho appealed to tlio volunteers to "help bring in the pledge cards on which we have hail no action to date."
lies u AH of May JC, 10C1 The following arc current rejioi'ts from divisions in the 1!)1J1 Omaha Jewish l'liilunlhrupli.'.s Campaign: lilGt Total Division To Dale Initial Rifts $ 231,717.^0 Men's Division 12,781.00 Women's Division 49,10n.25 13. & P, Unit 2,010.50 Children's Division . 1,120.50 High School Division 1,212.10 University Division 40.50 Organizations 1,392.50. Miscellaneous 3C0.00
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Morris E Jacobs To Be Honored HoiTis I'*. Jacobs will receive iflie annual national citation of the Omaha Chapter, National Conference of Christians and Jews, it was announced by E. F. I'ettis, dinner chairman. The award. In recognition of community n n d humanitarian work will be pie^nlH at a 7
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Dans and programs of the 19151 Camp Jay-C'-C Season were thoroughly d i s c u s . s e d and reviewed hy the Camp Committee nl its meeting h e l d Tuesday night at the home of Norman Halt, Committee Chairman, who presided.
school cliildrcn, li Kpccial "I'lonoer" program fur Junior Jilf^H U(ji:s, nnd ii <J1T (Couiiselor-InTrulnhigf) plan tor lil£h schoolers lias Ure.n developed for iidviinw.tl camping olid catrip leadership tnilnlng. C1T activity l)un been specifically (feared lo train future camp eouiiM'lorH. I'lJUnlmiillH Approval Sherman Puska, ('amp DirecHalt stated that the registrator, subrnUUvl del ailed p l a n s tions for camp have now passed covering; various phases of camp tiie 50 per cent mark and a caadministration and p r o g r a m , pacity registration is anticipated w li i c h were unanimously ap- by the first of June. Registrations proved by the Cuinmitlco. 3Ie are still being accepted for either presented a group of special ma- of the two ten-day sessions or terials prepared for staff mem- for the full season of camping at the Camp Office in the Jewish bers. Community Center. Training for Staff lie also reported that staff Fees for the Pioneer and CIT selected was of superior calibre programs are the same as for the and that each cabin will be di- regular sessions of camp. Omarected by a counselor of college han's fees are S75 for cither of age. Mr. Poska outlined a pro- the 'shorter sessions or $140 for gram of pre-camp training for the full season of camping. Nonresident rates are ?1O higher for the camp staff. In addition to tlio r e g u l a r each session. damping p r o j* r a m for gradn I'arents are urgod to register tlirir youngsters Immediately, Mr. Itatt stilted to eliminate possible disappolntmcntx Liti-r ami to InMiro tlir.m a pl;iri> in this sum-
May 24; Invited byGovernment Ottawa, (JTA) —David EenGurion, I'rime Minister of Israel will arrive In Canada, May 2'1, for his first vi;;lt to this ccmtry, it was announced in the House of Commons by Canadian Prime? Minister John G. Diefenbaker, lie will remain two days in Ot\ iwa mid then Kill spend a brief period privately In "this country." Hulled liy leaders The visit WHS hulled hy Lester H. Pearson, opposition Liberal Party leader and by H n z e n A rrrue, Cooperative C o m m o n -
wealth Federal Ion leader. The text of Mr. Diefenbalcer's nnnouncemeiit reads in part: "Canada welcomes Mr. BenGurlon as tiib distinguished leader of a young and vigorous State, whose energy and guidance have been so important in the rapid and fruitful progress made by liis country. It is the hope of the Government and people of Canada that the clone and friendly relations which have existed between our countries since the founding of Israel will continue to grow.
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Morris 15. Jacobs p. in. dinner at tho Fontcnelle Hotel, on May 24. Mr. Jacobs is president of Bozell & Jacobs, Inc., national advertising and p u b l i c relations a g e n c y , with headquarters in Omaha, — Dinner reservations which may bo mailed to Mr. Pettis' attention at J. L. Erandels & Sons, will bo held to about 500.
Bill Designed to Cu8 Political Parties Jerusalem (VVNS) A bill requiring new political parties to deposit about 52,800 prior to filing election lists was offered In Knesset as it reconvened from its recess. The objeotive of tho bill Is to curb multiple parties. Under the bill, new political parties incapable of securing a minimum of one percent; of the vote would lose one-fiftli of tho deposit. Tho Knesset session is not cx> pected to last beyond June 28, 80 aa to enable Its members t o partake In the campaign preparatory to the national elections on August 15.
Although separated by thous- to the area near biblical Ein ands of miles of lnnd and water, Kercm In Israel, will be marked the June Gth moving day for the Iladassah-II e b r e w Universi ty by festivities in- Omaha. A "break the bank" party will Medical Center from Jerusalem be given by local Hadnssah women who are among the 318,000 American Iladassah m e m b e r s whose efforts made possible this monumental new hospital establishment. The Omahn project, a movie Student appointments at Cen- matinee in addition to refreshtral High School for the next ments, at the Center Street theaschool year include the naming ter on hospital moving day, will of Judith (Judy) Veret and Brian begin at 12:30 p. m. (Skip) Soiref, to editorships of school publications. Judy, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vcret will head the Etaff of the yearbook, (O-Boolc) and Skip, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Koircf will edit the RegUnited Nations, JN. Y., (JTA)— ister, school newspaper. Both aro A picture of Israel as a healthy, juniors. Among Register staff member* growing society in every phase of nre Gnyle R e n d e r anil Helen economic, social and cultural acKatz, associate editors; Maureen tivity, emerged here from tho Borden, second pane editor; Hel- 1960 edition of the United Naeno Ituback, news editor; Allen tions Statistical Yearbook issued Ross, assistant s p o r t s editor; by the Department of Economics Dora Gerber, club editor; Cheryl and Social Affairs. An upward curro Is traceable Wclnberg, proof reader; Jerry Fcrenstcin, business m a n agerj from tlio statistic* In Israel's Barbara Kaplan, picture editor industrial and agricultural proand Larry Greene, circulation duction, health and schooling, development and social security. manager. Yearbook staff members in- However) during tlio oamo periclude Judy Ginsberg, copy editor; od, expenditures navo Increased Linda Priesmnn, senior editor vastly, Uio Interest on tho public nnd Neena Beber n n d Sandra dclit has gone up, tax receipts ILUVO zoomed, and tho country's Parilman, activity editors. Allen Ros3 and Larry Greeno overall deficit lins also renciiod will be sports editors anfl Dora tlio lilghest point In Israel's hisGerber will also servo AS club ed- tory. itor for the year book and Jerry Tho negative "balance—the difFcrerateln will be photographer ference between total Teceipts for both .publications. and total expenditures—has gona
School Editors Are Judy Veref, O-Book; Skip Soiref, Papar
nier'n dynamic resident camplnff program. Further Informal ion and par» tieulars on the camp, its activ* ities, facilities and programs may on obtained by calling the Camp Office at 3-12-13GG. Members The following are the members of the (-amp Committee: Judge and Mrs, Donald Brodkey, Dr. and Mrs. Ab(> C, Fellman, Dr. and Mi's. Sam Weinslein and Messcrs and Mcsdames Norman Batt, Kdward ID. Brodlcey, Kalph Cooper, Jack Duitch, Ixmis Jess, Sam L. Katzman, Richard Wintroub and Mrs. David Forman, I'Jx-offieio members are Harry Trustin, President: und Paul Ver•ct, Director of the Jewish Federation.
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Alvin S. Kushner, of Mt. Clemens, Michigan, has joined tho staff of the Omaha Jewish Federation as Center Activities Director, Harry Trustin, Federation President, and Harry Sidman, Center Committee Chairman, announced this week. Mr. Knshncr will be in charge of the Center Program Actlviitlos, Honors were bestowed upon a which encompasses a net of promother and her daughter In rec- grams sponsored for children, ognition of their service and de- jolith, adults, and senior citizen*. votion to the ideals of Mizrachl, Ho will supervise nicmhers of tlio by the organization, Wednesday Center Program Staff, and coafternoon in n special program ordinatr their activities. Mr. Kushner received a Bacheat the Jewish Community Cenlor of 'Science and 'Master of Cited were Mizrachi members I Mrs. Herman Franklin and her daughter, Miss Kalah Franklin, administrative secretary of the Jewish Federation. The presentations were made at a mother and daughter tea, the first event of this nature, ever to he given by'this women's Croup. The Mother-in-Lsracl award, a gold charm engraved with a map of Israel showing installations of Mizrachl Women's projects, was received by Mrs. Franklin. A certificate of meritorious s e r v i c e was awarded to Miss Franklin, who was described as "the modern prototype of the Biblical Ruth" by Mrs. Matthew Poliakoff, president, in telling of her mod&sty and service. Mrs. Alexander D. Frank, 19G1 Women's Division chairman of tho Philanthropies, spoke. Alvln S. Kusluier Arts Degrees from New York University^ He lias also attended the Graduate School of the University of Michigan. Mr. Kushner recently served as Director of tho JWK-USO up from minus ($28,408,800) in Club In Mt. Clemens, Michigan. 1050 to minus <$2O3,52G,4O0) as Prior to that, ho was Rehabilitaor March 31, 19G1, the UN data tion Director at St. Anthony'* shows. Israel's population, as of Hospital; Program Director of mid-year of 1959, Is given as tho Mlddlctown Community Cen2,001,000. Tho country's employ- ter. IIo lias had considerable exment in manufacturing rose from perience In Day and Resident the base index of 100 in 1953 to Camp programming and superan index of 116 In 1959. Unem- vision, Mr. Kushner has already asployment has fallen steadily from 17.7 per cent in 1953 to 7.4 per- sumed his Omaha post. His wifa cent in 1959. Industrial produc- and three children will join him tion grew from the base figure in the near future. on the selection of of 100 in 1955 to nn index figure Mr.Commenting Kushner,1 Paul Veret, Jewish, of 113 In 1960. The agricultural Federation Director, said; "Mr. production Index went up from Kusluier comes to our commun100 in 1954-55 to 132 in 1958-59. ity with an excellent record of Tho rato of Israel's Infant mor- performance and professional tality—always considered an In- t r a i n i n g . Our committee was dex of a country's willingness or greatly impressed with him, and ability to assumo basic responsi- we look forward to a productive bility for tho health of Its popu- and enjoyable association, from lation — shows what observers which our community will benefit" '• •• note as great progress.
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Cuii<IJrll|;litIiiK nt 1:20 p. m. TIC.MPU; ISIS ALL Sabbath services will be held at S:15 p. in. Friday at Temple Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kolm nt Israel with Rabbi S i d n e y H. St. I.onis, Mil., announce the* Bionics offlclalin;;. lie Mill preacli birth of a fun, 'l'liomas I,au rence, on "Where and When is Conon April 10. Mi^. Kolm is the /iriniition?" A special blessinj; will be iccited for the confinn(]ain;ht(.r of M^rs. Julia .lacolw. ands and they will receive their © Mr. ami Mrs. Albert L. Feld- certificates ami prayer books. Confirmation service will be at © inan are the parents of a daughter, .lodi Lynn, liorn May 5. 'i'liey 8:15 p. in., Saturday, May 20. Morning festival service will have a n o t h c r dan^iiler, l.ori be held at H a. m., Sunday, May Belli. © Grandparent;: are Mr. and Mrs. 21. Iz Ilenistein and J);ivid Feldman. IVXAI J.U Ori-AHAS Mrs. Mary Mo.skouitz is the paIKSHIiKOX ternal ,';reat-(;raiidpa!'ent. © Friday, Mincha, R p. m, Kalur- Q tlay, H:.' ! 0 a. in. Mincha, t! p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vann iinnnunee Ihe birth of a ton, followed by Sholosh Scudos, Daily services at 0:40 a. in. Keulx'ii Tlifiiiias. on May H. They © are ,-ilsn the parents of another and G:'M p. in. 0 ton, William I;oui;las. IIKTII V.I. 0 Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sabbath Services at Beth F.l Howard Milder. Paternal |;reat- .Syna(;o;;ue will beyin this eve© i:;ui(Iincitlii'r is Mrs. Helen liolkcT Jiiiu; at 8:15 p. m. Habbi Myor S. of lie\erly Hills, Cal. Kripkc will deliver Hie serinoii. © Canlor Aaron I. Udi;ar and I hi: 0 Mr. and Mrs. Jack I!. Oruch J!cth E\ Synaj;o::no Choir will of Ul'ioinimjtiin, Ind., aniinunce render the musical portions of © the birth of a son, Tohin Hiiijh, the sen i c \ on April IK. 'Iliey also have a The traditional sabbath morndaughter, Morna Itoehelle. Mr. inc Kcrvici! will begin at H:',V). 'Hie Orut'h is rnrolleil in the Rrailu- family service will begin at 10:30. ate selioul of Indiana University. The Mincha-Maariv will be;;in at Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 7:l.r) p. in. yory, Delectablo Philip Kalken, formerly of CounSunday services nt 9 a. m. leat Delight for © cil Bluffs, In., now of Jolint, 111., Weekly sen-ices at 7 a. m. nnd •eryone. Sliced. and Mr. and Mrs. Allwrt Oruch. 7 p. in. 0 0 I'aternal fjn'at-jjrandparents are SlKivmit s e r v i c e s Saturday, 0 © q. $2.60 Lb. David FlanelK'k anil Mr. and May 111), Minelm-Manriv at 7:30 0 Mrs. Maurice I.ipsman. p. in. © Sunday, Mny 21 Morniiif; service {1:00 a. m. © BIY IT WHERE Mincha-Maariv 7:30 p. in. 0 © IT'S BAKED" All friends nnd relatives are Miinday, Mny 22 © •Karly service, including: Invited to attend services and sorted Deliciout yizkor G:'I!i n. m. 0 reception, Morning soivice O-.fK) a. m. 0 MAICK SAIINDKKS Yizkor 11:00 a.m. © Mark Saunilers, son of Mr. and 0 Th Second Dozen of © Mrs. Keith Saunilers, will ob- UKTir ISK/UX Your Choico serve his Bar Mitzvah on SatKabbi Benjamin Gronrr, Can- © urday morninc, May 20 at Beth tor Kli Ka;;an and the Ruth Is© El Synagogue, at the 10:30 .serv- rael Choir will conduct the late © ice. Friday .services nt 8 p, m. Tra- 0 ditional Friday services (Kobolas 0 Whc i You Purchase fho ©• Shabbosj befjin nt 7:20 p. m. 0 irst Dozen for Rliablios morning services at © 30c Steven LuWicf.',, son of Mr. and 8:'i;> a. m, Junior CoiiKrcgation Mrs. Leonard Luttbcf? will ob- at 10 a. m.'I{abbi Groner will rerve his Bar Mitzvah, and Bruce conduct the Talmud class nt 7 © Friedlander, son of Mr. and Mrs. p. m. Sabbath Mincha at 7:30 rvtng Omaha With Morton Friedlander, will observe p. m. followed by Sholosh Seudos •© ality for 40 Yean his Bar Mitzvah. on S u n d a y and Mauriv lit 8:20 p. m. morning, May 21 at B e t h ' ill .Sunday services be^in at 9 .Synajjojjue. , a. m. followed by breakfast nnd Rabbi's class In Bible. Sunday niorninp; Junior JMinyan at 8:30 DICISBY KAOAN a. m. followed by breakfast. © SUSAN HI.ISLKK BAKERY © Daily services at 7 a. m. and SHARON NOOI)i;r,I< AND DELICATESSEN The ftroup Bas Mitzvah of Deh- 7:.'iO p. in. ©• by Ka^an, daugliler of Cantor Open Sundays Eli Ka;;an, Susan Hcislcr, daugh556-5560 Mr«. Israel Itoscnthal wishter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Heisler; 50 and Underwood es to tlianlj all JUT frlimdH for anil Sharon Noodell, daughter of this many (jnoil wlnlies, K\H* Mr. and Mrs. Ben Noodoll will bo and cmirlcsles extended to Iicr celebraled tonight at Beth- Isr durlnt; her recent illness. rael
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DINNER I'LANS MAIHC BY STEKKING COMMITTEE Final plans are beini; made for the annual Beth L'l coni,'ri.>i;ationn\ dinner nt the synai:of;i.ie on .Sunday, May 'M at 0 p. in. which, this year, will feature Leon Li.shliur, noted basso, and professor of music at Hie University of Nebraska at Lincoln. Arrangements are heiiif; made by a steerin;; committee which includes:
Mrs. Robert I.evine, newly inM.'illcil jirfsidenl of the Omaha .Section, Nation,d C o u n c i l of J e w i s h Women, r t h i s \v e e k, announced office: s <; le e t c (I for I he I n e x t I wo. ye.-ii j term. They are Mrs. H a r n l (I Farher. honorary president; v i c epresidents, M r s, E d w a r d Mal.'i.shoek, ways nnd means. Mi's. Ileilicrt .Welches, ed- Mr*. iieation; Mrs. Justin Manvitz, community services, Mrs. Hubert, liosenblum, public relations; Mrs. Stanley Slosbur[,f, membership; Mrs. Gerald B e r n s t e i n , treasurer; secretaries, Mrs. Yale Richards, recording; Mrs. Dave Fredericks, corresponding: the Klines. Morris Shapiro and Sherman S p c r l i n s r , financial; the Mines. Irvin Kainian, Louis Katz, E d w a r d l . c v l n s o i i , Sidney Schwartz, Hail Weiss, directors; Mrs. Lloyd Friedman, parliamentarian and by-laws chairman and Mrs. Joseph Horwich, nominaliiti; committee chairman.
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Visitors Wile Touring Israel
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Kulaliofsliy, who returned Monday (ifter a world tour, renewed acquaintances with friends, soino of whom have been Omaha visitors, during four weeks spent in Israel. At Agron Homo They were entertained in Jerusalem at the home of Mrs. Ger.shrm Agron, former chairman of Nobbl Mycr S. Kripke, Ihe Mmcs, Gc-orOB the Hadassah Council in Israel Koiian, AWrls C. fcllrnan, Dr. A. G. and wife of the late mayor of the PiniFTiLTrnan find general chairmen, AAr, imd //irs. Joc\ HcHman. city. There, they visited with WorMmj wllli them ore M n . Dtmcild Notiu, decorations; Mmos. Harry rtrcnJudge nnd Mrs. Moshe Landau, fitdn und Morris Crkk, dinner chairmen, (misled Ly Circles t/, IB, IV nnd 30, under . the former, the presiding judge Ihclr chairmen: the Mines, Reuben tirjrdy, nt. the Kichmann trial and a formLeo Fox, Sam Gclfnujn, Abe Krofitz, Alio Morcus and Julius Sleln, er Omaha guest. Another Israeli Ileservations, which must, bo present, who 1ms been in Omaha, accompanied by a check, should was .Sirncha Pratt, former Israel be sent to Mrs. Joseph Guss, Counsul General in New York City and now Director, Internachairman In charge. tional Organizations Division of * * * JIUAMATH; ci-t'iss MOTHEKS Israel's Foreign Ministry, who was to leave shortly for South DAY DINNKIt SUNDAY Africa to join the diplomatic The Workmen's Circle Dra- corps there. matic Club will celebrate MothThe guests included Dr. nnd er's Day on Sunday, May 2L at it 5:,'IO p. in. dinner at the Labor Mrs. Dov Joseph. Mr. Joseph, L y c e u m , ."Will and C u m i m ; Treasurer and head of the Department of Absorption of the Streets. Speaking on the program will Jewish Agency, was scheduled at be Mrs. S. If. Binder for the that time to leave shortly on a mothers and the Mines. Nathan (.peaking tour in the U n i t e d Lerman and Yella Hornslein for States. Dr. Louis Miller who at 'the dauchlers. Also honoring 'be one time, spoke to several Omaha m o t h e r s w i l l ho Mrs. Max medical organizations, was among Crounse. Satri Zwerling will di- the guests. rect a musical presentation. Mr.'). Discussion of the forthcoming Sam Novak will be loastmislrcss. elections occupied much of the * * * Israelis' attention at the time of IIKKRY MONNKY I.OI)GE their visit, Mrs. Kulakofsky said, MKETING ON MAY 23 and it was felt in some quarters The next meeting of Henry that the elections might bring Monsky L o d g e No. XA JJ'nai about a decrease in the number B'rilh will be held Tuesday, May of political parties. She added 23, at Falfstaff Brewery, 25th that the Progressive nnd General und Deer Park Boulevard, where Zionist have already combined. n tour of the plant has been Purlm 1'nrndo scheduled for 7:30 p. m. Another impressive sight, the Officers will bo elected and a Omalians believed, was the girepresentative of the Omaha gantic Purim parade with its Dodger Baseball Team will be youthful participants, which they the guest speaker. Refreshments saw in Tel Aviv. will be .served. 'Family'Kruiilon All members of the lodge are A family reunion »waited them urged to attend this last meetIng of the current fiscal year by Moe Kagan,' president.
Installation of officers of the Business and Professional Women of Hadassah will be conducted by Mrs. Morris C. Fellman, nt a Sunday noon luncheon meeting, May 21 at the Conanl Hotel. Hendintc the roll of officers Is Mrs. Julius Newman who was reelected president. Others who will be installed arc Mines. David Becker and Islta Hothholz, vicepresidents; Mrs. Harry Saitzman, treasurer; Mrs. Abe Mozcr, recordinr: secretary; Miss Myrtle F r e e m a n , financial secretary; Mrs. Anne Soskin, correspond!!!;; secretary;. Mrs. Alice Hee(;er, parliamentarian; Mrs. J e n n i e Rosenblatt, historian and Mis3 Julia Zuker, director for three ' year term. .Luncheon reservations may be PIONEER WOMEN'S made with any of the telephone LIJ.VCIIEOX, MAY 23 committee. The birthdays of members of the Pioneer Women's Organization which occur in May will be celebrated Tuesday, May 23 at a luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. ut the Jewish Community CenMrs, I) n v 1 d nielcher, B'nal ter. Mrs. Sam Novak will be in JVrilh leader, will he in charge charge. of the installation of officers of Henry Monsky Chapter No. 470, to be held at a 12:30 p. m. luncheon meeting, Thursday, May. 25 1 nt the Blackslone Hotel. Mrs. MKS. KOCIIKIi LEVIN Services were held May 4 at Bleichcr Is a past president of • •the fs'nal K'rith Omaha Women's the Jewish Funeral Home for Council nnd past board of di- Mrs. Itocliel' Levin, 79, of 3-121 rector member of the Women's Burt Street, who died May 3. She had lived in Omaha since 1003. District No. G. Survivors: Husband, Sam; sons, Those to be installed include Mrs. Meyer Kaplan, president; Irvin C. and Morris, both of OmaMines. Bernard Kaiman, Bernard ha; daughter, Mrs. Rose SherGold.strom, first and second vice- man. Council Bluffs, la.; four presidents; Mrs. Sam Shyken, grandchildren. Burial was in Beth treasurer; Mines. Frank Sekar, El Cemetery. Nate Kaplan, Abe Miller, duos, recordint: and corresponding sec- .MKS. DEN'A OIVOT Funeral s o r v i c c « were held retaries; Mrs. Millon Mintz, historian: Mrs. Abe Ginsburtf, sen- Monday at the Jewish Funeral tinel; Mrs. Frank Cohen, s;uard- Home for Mrs. Dena Givot, 51, of Jaii; and Mines. Jay Stoler, David 1G02 North 52 Street, who died Epstein and Nate Gitniclc, trus- last Sat unlay. B u r i a l was in Golden Hill Cemetery. tees. S u r v i v o r s : Husband, Max; Mrs. Hurry Wise will be mistress of ceremonies. Chairmen in daughter, Barbara, and brothers, charge of the event, i n c l u d e Arthur and Leonard Gould. Mines. D a n n y Goodman, Mas Krizelman, Bernard Goldstrom, Bernard Kaufman nnd Albert A. City Councilman Harry TrusO r u c h . Reservations may be made by the Mines, Sekar, Good- tin has received a certificate of man, Kpstelu nnd Miller, Paid life membership in the Nebraska donors will be'gucsfs of the chap- Congress of Parents nnd Teachter. Baby (sitting service will be ers. Mr. Trustin is president of the Jewish Federation. provided.
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riillllp If.irron, s t a t i o n c d in Germany until this week, has received his discharge from the A luncheon In honor of Miss Military Forces nnd will return Barbara Greenberg Sunday, Mny soon to make his home in Oma14 at the Shuraton-Fontcnelle ha. He will visit his brother-inHotel was given by Mrs. Nathan law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sefjlin. Mrs. Seglln Is the mother Robert V. Goldstein in Cincinnati, of Steven Gary Segliry (lance of , O., enroute. Mr. Barton Js tho'son JVliss, Greenberg, .. of Mr. and, Mrs. Julius Barron.
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An open house for the Senior Citizens of Omaha nnd Council Bluffs will he held on Monday, May 22nd from 2 to 5 p. in. at the Dr. Philip Slier Home for the Aged. Entertainment, refreshments and a tour of the building including the new pavilion, will 1)0 provided. IJulilil David Kuril was our rabbinical vistor this week. Tlio Council Muffs chapter of Iladassah presented tu-o William Rogers silver trays to the Home. Flowers from tlio A. Z. A. No. i Mothers' chapter were donated on the occasion of the 37th aimnual Founders' Day banquet. A Kiieclal donation, in recognition of Mothers' Day was made In memory of Mrs. Rebecca Temin, by her daughter, M'aymc Temin Abramson of Shreveport, La.
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in Kansas City, Mo. last Friday at the Bas Mitzvah of their granddaughter, Judith, w h o s e parents are Mr. und Mrs. Kdward A. .Smith. Present: for the occasion were their children, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Belzer and AVrum, Dena and Judith of Glencoe, 111., Mr. and Airs. M i c h a e l Kulakofsky and sons, David and Daniel of Park Forest, III. Omaha guests ineluded Mr. and Mrs. F.rncst A. Kogg and Mrs. Nogg's mother, Mrs. A. I. Kay (if Los Angeles, Cai., who had been visiting in Omaha, and Mrs. Phil Saks. The Kulakofskys also s p e n t five days in Oakland, Cnl., with their daughter, Mrs. K t h c l y n Kaplan and her sons, Charles and Michael. Their trip, which began in January, took them to I^ondon, Paris, Nice, Turkey, India, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Hongkong, Japan and Hawaii.
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CENTER SOFTBALL TEAM at Boyd Park, behind the big bat WIN3 FBRST TWO GAMES of first baseman Wayne Siegal, < D. McMUlian, rf . . . 3 1 1 0 The Jewish Community Center who pounded out a double and G. McMillian, cf . . . . 2 < 0 1 0 Bash, If 2 1 1 2 Varsity Softball team, playing triple and had three R. B. Vs. 3 1 1 4 to one of the toughest leagues Kirke had fine defensive sup- Tillford, p In the itfty, got off to a rousing port, especially from an air-tight Sweet, 2b . . . . . . . . . . 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 start for the 1961 campaign by infield which saw Paul and Bo- Prcble, 3b copping their first two league grad come up with two spectacu- G. Sweet,c . . . . . . . . . 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 tilts lost week. lar plays. In the third innins B. Sweet, ss 3 1 2 0 Good'pitching by Morrie Ilan- Ilandleman came up with another Yager, l b The J. C. C. won tlfelr second .'-..dleman and Ray Kirke, power defensive gem, when he started hitting by Waj-ne Siegal, out- B double-play as the Knights of shalght league game, downing standing defensive infield play Columbus threatened with the Uie Goodfcllows 8-5, behind the by Handleman, Alan Bograd and bases loaded and just one away. steady pitching of Morrie HandleUndy Paul and "hustle" on the J. c. c. An ii iiKBi man at Upland Park last Saturbase paths featured the Jay at- Paul, ss 3 1 3 1 day evening. Again, the booming tack early in the season, Bograd, 2b 4 1 2 0 bat of Siegal supplied the major CENTEH TAKES OPENEB Siegal, lb 3 2 2 3 power as the left-handed first ,••;: The Jay opened the class "A" S. Kahn, c 2 1 0 1 baseman blasted B long double Club league competition last Kirke, p 4 2 1 X and drove home three big runs. week with a rousing 10-6 victory Katskee, cf . . . . . . . . 2 0 0 0 J. C. C. AB H n ABI met Knights of Columbus, G52 Zevitz, cf 2 0 0 0 Paul, sa . . . . . . . . . . . ' 2 ' ' 1 . 2' 0
OF OMAHA For Further Particulars Write or Call 101 North 20th Street Phone 342-1366 Omaha 2, Nebr. Bograd, 3b-2b . . . . . . 1 1 2 0 It. Kahn, 2b 1 0 0 0 W. Siegal, lb 3 1 1 3 S. Kahn, c 10 10 Wolk, If 2 0 0 0 A.SIeeal,rf 1 0 0 0 Colnic, rf-lf 4 1 1 2 Handleman, p . . . . . . 3 0 0 0 Konecky, 2Mb . . . . 3 1 0 0 Zovitz,cf 2 1 1 0 Upton, d 0 0 0 0 Goodfellows AB II RIUU Paries, cs 4 1 1 0 Triggs, 2b 3 1 1 0 Benton, lb 3 10 1 Lofton, rf 3 1 1 0 Jones, cf 3 1 1 1 Skillman, If 3 10 1 JMackey, 21) .2 0 0 0 Douglas, 2b 10 1 0 Miller, c 3 1 1 1 Grey, p 3 0 0 0 TENNIS J. C C. tennis classes began last week with thirteen students showing Tip at the Center gymnasium, ander the instruction of
Alan Austin, former K a n s a s State' tennis champion. There is still lots of room and time for anybody interested. Classes will be at the Dewey Park Courts each Sunday from 9 a. m. to 11 a. m. Knroll by calling tho Physical Kducation Office at 312-13GG. IMAIIETES ASSOCIATION MKETINO, TCESDAV Dr. Cecil Stiykcr, Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine, University of Cincinnati, will addre.13 tho Nebraska Diabetes Association, Tuesday, May 23 8 p. m. at the Jewish community Center. ' MOJ.'USIENI DEDICATION A monument will bo dedicated In memory of Soloman Silverman Sunday, May .28 at 2:15 p. m. at Golden Hill Cemetery. Friends and relatives arc invited to attend. Habbi Benjamin Groner will officiate.