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Plea for Pieclcf Increasing pressures from local, national and overseas agencies supported by the Jewish Philanthropies prompted Jewish Federation President Arthur II. Goldstein to is.sue an urgent plea to donors to pay their Philanthropies pledges in lull at this time. "All of our agencies look to the Federation to make good their promises" said Mr. Goldstein. "It is most necessary for
Tot Gym Program Starts Tuesday Rose Hanck. Director of the Center';] Kiddy Kanip for the past three years, has joined the Physical Education Department of the Center to assist in the Tot Gym Program. "Aunt" Rose is a graduate of Omaha U. and has had extensive experience in working with children of this particular age group, stated Irvin Yaffe, Center Athletic Chairman. Classes will he held on T u e s d a y s and Thursdays starting October II ut !I::IO a.m. These will include rhythmic and creative movement, s p o r t s skills and games aimer! at physical fitness. "A physical education program at this age level can c o n t r i b u t e to the young child's s o c i a l adjustment, emotional control and educational achievement, IIK well as to his physical well-being. "Our teachers are qualified p e o p l e , selected for their warmth, maturity, t r a i ning and experience. They understand the needs of the young child and how to relate to them," Irvin Yaffe said. Call or drop in at the Center's Department for registration and further information.
us to ask contributors to the Philanthropies to sec if they c a n n o t p o s s i 1) 1 y pay their pledges at this time so that the great life-savin;.; work of the Jewish Philanthropies can be continued without curtailment. "The flow of immigrants into Israel continues unabated. Those brought in recent months must continue to be sustained until they can be self-supporting. Our own national and local services must be paid for on a month to month basis." "For these reasons we ask that there be a voluntary cash flow to the Philanthropies office that will meet all of these pressing obligations."
Receives $500 A contribution of $500 was received from Mrs. Joseph Rubin of San Antonio, Texas, for the Dr. Slier Jewish Home for Aged. A plaque in memory of Hynian Ii. and Sarah Wcinstcin, parents of Mrs. Joseph Rubin, will he placed nt the home, Arthur A. Colin. Chairman of the Home Committee announced.
A new and gigantic American Jewish Community undertaking, to he known as the Israel Education Fund, which has set a goal of raising $127,000,000 over a period of five years for the purpose of expanding Israel's educational s y s t e m , was announced. More than 300 of the top leaders of the American Jewish community, summoned by the United Jewish Appeal endorsed the plans and programs of the Israel Education Fund at a two-day conference. The UJA made it clear that the new Fund will be "separate and distinct
Mrs. R. Wright Aids Needlework Mrs. Joe J. Greenberg, chairman of the Jewish Federation .Agencies' Section of the 1064 N e e d l e w o r k Guild, has anno unc ed the appointment of Mrs. Richard Wright as Table Display chairman at the current year's Ingathering Tea, Monday, October HI. The following have sent in . their contributions: Mines. H e r m a n Auerbnch, Harry Belmont, Jacob Bercovici, Robert Bernstein, Paul Blotcky, William Boasberg, Simon Bordy, M. H. Brodkcy, David Chapman, Isadore Chapman, Julius Chasanov, Isaac Cherniss. Meyer Cohen, Michael Cohen, Dave Colin, Philli,) Cranclcll, Sam Davis, Izadore Elcwitz, Abraham Epstein, Jack G. Epstein, William Epstein, Julius Falkenstein, Robert Feinberg, Nate Ferer, Morris Firestone, Oscar Fox, Abraham Frank. Maurice J. Frank, Harry A. F r a n k e l , Elizabeth Fried, M, Robert Fromkin, Max I'Yonikin. Mines. J. B. Gidinsky, J. C. Goldner, Abraham Goldstein, Dan Gordman, M. I. G o r d o n , Walter E. Gottlieb/Henry Grabois, S. M. Gractz, David Greenberg, Leon Greenberg, Nathan H. Greenberg, M, Greene, Phil Guggenheim* Hymnn Guns, Manning E. Handler, Nathan J. Horwich, Morris E. Jacobs, Walter Jacobson, Harry Janger, Max M. Joffe, Max Kadis, Edward Kahn, Hugo Kahn, Dave Katz, Jack Kaufman, Ida Kavich; Ben E. Kaslow, Sam L. Kat/.man, Martin Koltn, Robert If. Kouper,
Norman Korney. M. E. Kreitstein, Myer S. Kripke, M. Krupinsky, J, Harry Kulakofsky, Fred Kurt/.man. Mines. Moore Lasher, Sol Lagman, Charles Lieb, Sheldon Liucoin, Louis Lipp, Tillie Lipsey, Carolyn Maizner, Jay M. Malashook, David Manvitz, Sam Manvitz, Jack W. M a r e r, M: II. Marks, Richard M. M a r t i n , Adolf Mayer, Herman Meyerson, Edward E. Milder, Milton Mintz. M. Mittlcman, Charles Mogil, Charles A. Monasee, Jack Newman, F. Ralph Nogg, Max Novak, David Oruch, Sol Parsow, Charles D. Peebler, Jr., Melvin Plotkin, Morton Plotkin, William Poster. Mines. Joe M. Rice, P a u l Riikin. Phil Ringle, Jerold Rosen, Edwin Rosenblatt, I. W. Rosenblatt, Harry Rosenfeld, Morris Rosenstein, Sam Rosenstein, Morris Rudcrnian, Phil Saks, K e i t h S a u n d e r s, Bernard Schwartz, Leonard Segal, Edward Shafton, Gary Sherman, Harry Sidman, Harry Silverman, Morris S i n g e r , William Skolnik, Rubin Smeerin, Isadore Soltolof, Hubert Sonimer, Millard Speier, Barney L. Stark, Sam J. Steinberg, Paul Surenky, Anne Taxman, M, A. Venger, Ben Wine, Dave Wine, Samuel N. Wolf, Julius Wolk, Richard Wright, Milton II. Yudelson, Bernard Zevitz, Ben A. Zoorwill. M i s s e s Elizabeth J. Hart, Frances Marks, Julia Motz, Sally Newman, Ruth Polsky, Belle Siegel,, Beatrice Sommer, Enid Venger and Blanche Zimtnau.
"The An Free World . will be discussed at the Wednesday, October 7 opening session of the University of Omaha Institute on World Affairs at (1:15 p.m. at the University. The speaker will be Milton Lomask, a writer and a speaker of considerable experience. A newspaperman for 15 years with the Des Moines Register, St. L o u i s Star-Times. New York American and New York Journal-American, he turned to writing and university teaching, in 1951. In 1 SCO, his "Andrew Johnson: President on Trial" became a History Book Club selection and established him as a topflight writer and historian. He is the author of "The Man in the Iron Lung" (l'lfifi) and twenty books for children and young people. The Institute is co-sponsored by the Jewish Federation. Arthur ii. Goldstein, president, said Federation members can still get a free ticket by calling the Center, :)42-136(i.
from the regular annual UJA campaign, and will f o l l o w a wholly different set of b a s i c principles." High Schools The new Fund will conduct its five-year campaign for the building and equipment in Israel of 72 high schools, at a cost of $57.000,000; and the provision of thousands of scholarships for students and teacher-trainees at an additional cost of $52,000,000, in addition to other projects. The overall plan will include the establishment of yc uth centers, the building and equipment of prekindergarten s c h o o l s, and the development of other educational facilities needed in Israel such as libraries and science laboratories. Study Mission The program adopted at the conference was based on a report submitted by a special study mission, composed of outstanding American educators, which had surveyed the educa(Continued on Page 3)
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For more information on the following activties call the Center Activities.. Office, 342-1360. HORSEBACK HIDING STARTS OCT. 4 Sunday afternoon horseback riding sessions for grade and junior high school students over the trails of the Esther K. Newman Camp will be sponsored starting Sunday, October 4 and continuing on successive Sundays as long as weather permits. Children register in advance of each Sunday session by calling the Center, with a limited number of registrations being accepted for each Sunday trail ride. Fee for the riding and transportation to and from the riding area is $2.00 with Sunday groups departing from the Center at 1:30 p.m. and returning to the Center before 5:30 p.m. t
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liy RICHARD I'ATTKK 'Reprinted by Permission from The True Voice Official Newspaper of the Archdiocese of Omaha September 2~>, 19(i-l) ' I suppose scarcely any question has produced more debate than the form and effectiveness of aid to the underdeveloped countries. Since we seem to have reached a fair meeting of minds on the fact that such aid is necessary and obligatory on the part ol the nations of the world which are classified as the "haves," the main problem would seem to be the method and effectiveness of the massive amounts of aid that are being dispensed all over the globe. We often forget that the first country in the world—in proportion to natural resources—in terms of aid is France and that one of the most effective programs of technical and scienlilir assistance to underprivileged areas is that of Israel. Resources, Skills Pooled The French government, in spite of what may sometimes appear to be the aloofness demonstrated by De Gaulle, lias been consistent ever since economic stability was achieved in making available huge sums of money plus personnel to the new nations of Asia and of Africa. Israel, as I have had occasion to point out in this column, is one of the major influences in terms of impact on Africa. The recent visit of Levi Eshkol, Israeli prime minister, to France, has led to a proposal which is one of the most promising to be made for a long time. The Israeli leader and the various French ministeries agreed to pool their resources and technical skills for the purpose of certain specific projects of the greatest interest to the underdeveloped world. One was the establishment of a joint study group of five Israeli and five French scientists for cooperative investigation of the arid zones of the world. Here is an area of supreme concern to innumberable African states, especially those either in or bordering on the Sahara. The experience of Israel is perhaps one of the most eloquent examples in the world of what a tenacious and enterprising people can do with a minimum of resources. Concrete, Practical In the declarations that followed this visit, it was refreshing to note that the various projects under study were all extremely concrete and practical. Instead of talking vaguely about the glories of industrialization or of raising living standards as though this could be done by government decree, the French and Israelis took a look at the specifics. Instead of making these undertakings a competitive matter in which national prestige is involved and political consequences are carefully calculated, the two countries, in seeking to pool their talents, recognize that the immediate job.to be done is to solve certain very real and pressing problems. Fortunately the American government has also engaged in this sort of thing with Israel in signing an agreement for building an atomic reactor to be used for sea water desalination. One can readily imagine the utility of this for. such nations as Mali, Upper Volta, Chad and-Mauritania where the basic problem is that of inadequate water resources. If stability and progress are ever to come to a great many of the underprivileged states of the world, it is going to be through the expansion of scientific ingenuity and the solution of the specific difficulties that beset them. It would appear that both France and Israel recognize this and, instead of competing, have decided that in matters of this kind political interests are secondary.
Federation Sponsors Youth Council Pledge Chairmen New Boutiiqye Announce Plans Booth at Bazaar A Bouttique booth, featuring hand knit and hand made articles, is a. new "baby" at the Childrens' Hospital Bazaar, and the Federation of Jewish Wornens' Clubs is its "mother." Mrs. Morton Soiref nnd Mrs. Norman Abrahamson are co-chairmen of this project, which will make its debut at the bazaar to be held all day Monday, October 19. at the Sheraton-Fontcnclle Hotel. This booth is in addition to the already established one that proves so successful every year, thanks to our Jewish women and t h e i r generous contributions, said Mrs. Alfred Sophir and Mrs. Morton Richards, co-chairmen for the Federation. Knitters who have promised hand knit a r t i c l e s to Mines. S o i r e f and Abrahamson are Mines. Henry Baskin, Hyman Belman, I. R. Bernstein, Joe Berstein, Gerald Bcmslien, Sidney Brooks, F. Ronald Colin, George Eiscnberg, C, B. Farber, I, Friedman, Barton Greenberg, Joseph Guss, N o r m a n Hahn, Barney Hoberman, Norman Lincoln, Al Nepomnick, William Racusin, James Robinson, Meyer Rubin, Milton Saylun,-Maurice Sachs and Leo Sherman. Additional knitters vill be welcomed (Continued on Page- 2)
Youth Council Pledge Chairmen, Skippy Cohen. Jerry Hollis and Bob Hahn, have announced the plans for the 1964 Frosh Days affairs. This year the girls and boys of the freshman class will pledge the clubs of their choice on two different days. The girls will be invited to a Pledge Munch on Sunday, October 11" at 2 p.m. in the Center Auditorium. The speaker will be Earl Yailen, of the B'nai B'rith Combclt Region, which includes Omaha and surrounding vicinity. Girls who are in the 9th grade in the Omaha-Council Bluffs area are invited to attend this function by Skippy Cohen, chairman. The boys are to pledge clubs of their choice on Sunday, October 18 in the Center Auditorium. "The goal of this year's pledge events is to bring 100 per cent of the Oiliaha area 9th graders into a Youth Council Club," the Pledge Chairmen stated.
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All friends and relatives are DR. LEO L. DIAMOND invited to attend services and Published weekly on Friday beginning lite lust week in August Funeral services were held reception. through second week in Julyy by y the Jewish Federation of Om;ih;t, Sunday for Dr. Leo L. Diamond S d C l P f ' P i dul l G h tJ Second Class Posfuy'e Paid Grnuhcj, J New York—Israel has called Annual Subscription, S6.00. Advertising Putes on Applrtulio SANDKA LII'SMAN ol Los A n g e l e s , Calif, who Publication Office— tt>l No 2Orh Street, Omaha Ntbi.. j*2 the attention of the U. N. SeJANICE MKYEKSON curity C o u n c i l to the Arab passed away Friday, September Bas Mitzvah of Sandra Lips- States' vow to destroy her. made 25. Survivors are wife, Esther; man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nt the recent "sunu.iit'' conferi . . sons. Bernard and David; daughHarvey Lipsman and J a n i c e ence in Alexandria. Sunday morning services be- Meyerson, daughter of Mr. and Declaring the s t a t e m e n t s ter, Joan; Los A n g e l e s and October 2-5:45 p.m. gin at it. Services (luring the Mrs. Meyer Meyerson will be made in Alexandria a threat to brother Oscar L., Omaha. Temple Israel: The Sabbath week are held at 7 a.m. and celebrated on Friday, October international peace, Israel's perMRS. IJEIMTIA MILLER 2 at 8:15 p.m. ul Beth Israel Discussion Series will begin to- 7 p.m. manent representative, Michael Synagogue. night on the theme "The Jew in Mrs. Bertha Miller, No. Hol1 Comay, said Israel "knows how the Community. ' Rabbi Sidney Beth Israel: Rabbi Benjamin lywood, Calif., passed away Frito defend itself, and to repel H. Brooks will start the series Groner, Cantor Emil Bcrkovits HOWARD JESS day, September 111. aggression." with Introductions and Ques- and Choir will conduct the first Survived by husband, Morris; H o w a r d Jess, son of Mrs. "It is imperative to stress tions. Discussion will follow reg- late Friday evening family serv- Louis Jess, will observe his Bar sons, Stephen and S h e l d o n ; ular Sabbath worship at 8:15 ice this evening at 8: IS p.m. Tra- Mitzvah on Saturday morning, once again before the United brothers, Sam Colick, Council p.m. ditional Friday evening service October 3 at the 10:30 Service Nations that these policies, now Bluffs, Iowa and Harry Colick, given explicit formulation and Rabbi Brooks will officiate (Kobolas Sha'obosl b e g i n s at at Beth El Synagogue. endorsem.nt in the decisions of Los Angeles, Calif. and musical portions of the serv- 5:45 p.m. the Alexandria Conference, inice will be sung by Cantor ManShabbos morning services be- ItONALI) W1ESMAN flame the tension in the Midfred F. Kuttner and the Choir gin at ii:-15 a.m. Junior congreRonald Wiesman, son of Mr. dle E'ist, and constitute a threat under the direction of Miss Ida gation at 10 a.m. Rabbi Groner and Mrs. Harold Wiesman, will international peace and seGidin. will conduct the Talmud class become Bar Mitzvah, Saturday, to curity." at 5::i5 p.m. Shabbos Mincha October .1 at Temple Israel. Beth El: Sabbath Eve Serv- at 5:50 p.m. followed by Sholesh WALL.TOWAI.I. ices will begin this evening at Seudos and Maariv at 6:45 p.m. HOWARD EPSTEIN AMI FI'ilNITIIHK Dedication <i.r:ANi:i) I N v o i m H O M E Sunday morning services be8:15. Rabbi Myer S. Kripke will Bar Mitzvah of Howard EpHYMAN KARL deliver the s e r m o n . Cantor gin at !l a.m. Daily services at I.AVINI! • KKWIMI stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam A monument will be dedicated I I I M I I M ! • < I,I:AM\<I Aaron I. Edgar and Choir will 7 a.m. and 5:50 p.m. Epstein, will be celebrated on IU:I I I ' I I M ; • KHI-AIIUM; to the memory of Hyman Karl render the musical portions of the service. IS'nui Jacob Adas Yrsluiron: Saturday. October 3 at 8:45 a.m. on Sunday, October 4 at 11:15 a.m. at Golden Hill Cemetery. Traditional Sabbath morning Friday Mincha, 6 p.m. Saturday at Beth Israel Synagogue. services begin at !l:.'io. The Fam- morning. 8:30 and Mincha 5:45 ily s e r v i c e at )():.'!(). Mincha- p.m., followed by Sholos Seudos. STEVEN COHEN u Steven Cohen, son of Mr. and Maariv services will be held at Sunday morning, 7 a.m. Daily (Continued irctn Page 1.) a services at 6:.iO a.m. and 0 p.m. Mrs. Seymour Cohen, will beS p.m. come Bar Mitzvah, Saturday, by Mrs. Soiref, 5511-2170, and RUG CLEANERS Mrs. Abrahamson, 391-2685. October 10 at Temple Israel. Gifts of new, saleable mer- Don Bernstein, 345-2554 chandise are still acceptable at NATHAN LINTZMAN Bar Mitzvah of Nathan Lintz- the homes of Mrs. Sophir, C729 Make Reservations Now man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Davenport St., Mrs. Richards. for Your seph Lintzman will be celebrat- 301 So. 54th St., and Mrs. Arthur Twenty-four-year-old Yom Tov which he speaks fluently, along ed Saturday, October 10 at 8:45 Goldstein, !1543 Hickory, or they Krasniansky, a yeshivah student, with Hebrew. Yiddish and Rus- a.m. at Beth Israel Synagogue. may be picked up by calling Mrs. Oscar Sutin, 553-2072 or will represent Israel in the third sian. He continued his studies Mrs. Jack Ban, 55G-5183. . . . for wonderful relaxation and international Bible contest in in Belgium and Switzerland be- HANK S1IRIER fore coining to the United States fun . . . for ihc vacalion of your Mr. and Mrs. Al Shrier anJerusalem this month. for a two-year course at the Germany—Robert Mulka, sec- lift, \*Vt one of the following The young Israel Bible cham- Spring Valley Yeshivah in New nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their ond in command at Auschwitz,' cruitet: son, Hank Shrier on Saturday pion will compete with I!) other York. morning, October 10 at the 10:.'i0 who had been insisting he knew national winners from all over nothing a b o u t the wholesale He came to Israel in 1059 Service at Beth El Synagogue. * S.S. Carmania the world, including a Belgian where he enrolled in the SlobodWeir Indies Cruises murder program, admitted to the Army Major, a New Zealand ka Yeshivah. another yeshivah Sailing from Ft. Loudcrdale court at the mass trial of guards 6 to 17-Day Cruises poultry farmer, an 18-year-old supported by JDC. Yom Tov that he signed orders to bring girl student from Ethiopia, a lives in a flat in Bne Brak with poison gas into the death camp. * S.S. Franconia French-Canadian writer and ac- his young wife Esther, i.nd two West Indies Cruises tor .and a number of priests. In Sailing from New. York addition to the above-named Mrs. Jacob Chorney thanks 10 to I f - D a y Cruises countries, winners of national her friends and relatives for New York — The American Eible contests in the following • S.S. 9"een Elizabeth the cards of sympathy and Jewish Congress called upon Mediterranean Cruise countries will participate: Arcontributions made to organiU. S. Secretary of Commerce Sailing from New York gentina, Australia. Austria, Brazations in memory of the loss Luther H. Hodges to "help Amer25-Day Cruise zil, England/France, Guatemala, of her sister, Mrs. Sophie ican bankers to establish princiHolland, Italy, Nigeria. Sweden, Monovitz. • M.S. Kungsholm ples that would halt their aid to Switzerland. Uruguay and the and M.S. Gripsolm the Arab boycott against AmeriUnited States. West Indies and can firms trading with Israel. Bermuda Cruises The young Israeli scholar is a The appeal was made to Mr, ? to 16 Days student at Yeshivah in Tel Aviv, Hodges by Dr. Joachim Prinz, one of the 10!) yeshivoth in Ispresident of the Congress, after For Further Information rael supported by the Joint Disthe latter exhibited photoslatic tribution Committee with United copies of letters of cr.'dit from Call or Stop in . . . Appoinfments Available. Jewish Appeal funds. He has a U. S. banks, covering shipments phenomenol memory and is able of American goods to Jordan Fred Ebener's Open Monday Through to complete any sentence in the and Syria. Yom Tov Krasniansky Saturday—8 to 6 Bible after being given only two children. Mrs. Krasniansky is a Dr. Prinz showed copies of the or three words. He is one of the teacher at the Beth Yacov Re- letters of credit at a meeting of leading contenders and stands a ligious Seminary for Girls. the AJC's governing council, the yery good chance of becoming A f t e r winning the regional organizational policy-m a k i n g 1613FARNAM 342-5874 World Bible champion. Bible contest in Tel Aviv, Yom body. The letters of credit had 8601 W . DODGE RD. 393-5700 Young Yom Tov was born in Tov entered the national contest been i s s u e d by the Eank of Across from Harold's Super Market Kiev, Russia, in HMO. At the age in mid-summer. Three thousand America, Chase Manhattan Bank of six his family brought him to spectators filled Tel Aviv's Mann and the Chemical Bank New Germany and then to France, Auditorium to hear the eleven York Trust Company on behalf where he studied at the Habad finalists. Many.in the audience of correspondent banks in JorYeshivah for nine years. It was leafed through Bibles searching dan and Syria. In each of the there that he learned French, for answers themselves. Yom documents, Dr. Prinz said, there Tov emerged the national Bible were the following stipulations: "None of the goods could be champion after an exciting comUNITED NATIONS ELECTS shipped in vessels flying the petition. ISRAELIS TO OFFICE From the Bne Brak munici- Israel flag, owned by Israeli naUnited Nations, N. Y. UTA)— pality he received a medal and tionals or touching Israeli ports; The Economic and Social Coun- a monetary prize for being the none of the goods could contain 5011 Underwood Ave. 558-4010 cil, one of the major organs of first from the area to win the raw or manufactured material the United Nations, has elected national B i b l e championship. from Israel; none of the goods Open Monday Through Saturday two Israelis to two important could consist of German repaposts; one Israeli on the Human The prize, IL 1,000, he received rations to Israel." Call Now for Appointment Rights Commission and made it from the hand of the former These boycott requirements, Prime Minister, David Ben Gurpossible for the other to conPrinz informed Mr. Hodges, tinue holding the chairmanship ion, who is himself a renowned Dr. constitute "the newest elaboracf the United Nations Children's Bible scholar. After the holidays he will com- tion in the unremitting effort to Fund. pete with other contestants to involve American industry in the Israel's Supreme Court Justice determine the new world cham- Arab League's economic war 1018 FARNAM 346-5050 Haim Colin was chosen to mem- pionship. Whatever the outcome against Israel. By this device, bership on the Human Rights Yom Tov will c o n t i n u e his American banking institutions O •a Commission. From 1057 to 1959 studies at the Tel Aviv Yeshi- are being forced to serve as a m Hello Again, Friends he was Israel's Attorney Gen- vah for the next two years, at conduits for the expression of Z eral. • Arab political hatred and ecowhich time he will become a The Holidays Are Over, See You at Shukert's . Mrs. Zena Harman, wife of qualified ' Rosh Yeshivah" (lec- nomic pressure." c Avraham Harman, Israel's Am- turer in Talmud). z Every Sunday We Will Have a . bassador to the United States, a Mr. Morris Firestone wishwas re-elected to the executive es to thank his many friends Radio 1490 Presents SUPER SPECIAL IN THE STORE ONLY! board of UNICEF. She is now KBON and relatives for their good "Message of Israel" chairman of that board but, wishes, cards, flowers and Sunday, Oct. 4 at 7:30 a.m. Come Down, See for Yourself, Be Surprised! since her term had expired, she contributions to various or"This Is the Dream" had to face re-election before" ganizations made in his name Rabbi Edgar F. Magnin she could continue holding the Free Delivery Service for his recovery. Los Angeles, Calif, top UNICEF post. •
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Births Mr. and Mrs. M a r v i n S. Abramsou announce the birth of a son. Neal Brian on September Hi. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Abramson and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Spector. G r e a t grandmother is Mrs. Jacob Abramson.
Senate Adopts Resolution on Discrimination
Washington — The S e n a t e adopted by a vote of 60 to 1, S e n a t e resolution 204, introduced by Sen. Abraham RibiMr. and Mrs. Martin Sophir coff, Connecticut Democrat, exPIONEER WOMEN announce the birth of a daugha * * The Pioneer Women's Organiter, Marcy Ellen on September pressing the sense of Congress COUSINS cum zation will hold a free luncheon 10. They have a son, F. Michael. that persecution of Soviet Jewry Mrs.-Meyer Meycrsoh will be meeting on Tuesday, October G Grandparents are Mr. and was offensive lo decency and hostess to the Cousins Club on Mrs. Alfred Sophir and Dr. and humanity. at 12:30 p.m. at the Jewish ComWednesday, October 7 at 12:110 Mrs. Louis Cohen, Little Rock, munity Center. Members and Opposition to the amendment p.m. at the Regis Hold. • Ark. was voiced by Sen. K. W. FulMembers unable to attend are friends are invited. bright, the Arkansas Democrat asked to call 551-C170. Mines. Dave Epstein and Isawho is chairman of the Senate * * * dore Forbes are luncheon chairForeign Relations Committee. BETH I5KAKL men. Call 315-4574 for reservaHe urged a substitute amendSISTERHOOD BOARD tions. ment broadened to include conA dessert luncheon Hireling Mrs. Raphael T o u r o v c r , a demnation of persecution of all of the Beth Israel Sisterhood member of the National Board religious sects anywhere in the Board will be held Tuesday, Oc- Omahans in News of Hadassah since l!):ii) and Haworld. "I do not know why we tober (> at 12:30 p.m. at the Gordon L. Gross w,is elected dassah's Washington representashould be so exclusive as to reSynagogue. president of the Omaha Associa- tive on the American Food for Washington (JTA)—Secretary the condemnation only to * * • tion of Insurance Agents. Pence Council, will be the guest of State Dean Rusk met with Is- strict the persecution of the Jews/' EPSTKIN-MOUOAN of the Omaha Hadassah. rael Ambassador Avraham Har- Sen. Fulbright said. POST 200, JWV Irving Vcil/er, president of The M e d i c a l Organization man to discuss the recent Arab Sen. Ribicoff c h a r g e d that A breakfast meeting of the Omnha Bedding and Coach Man- chairmen and captains will meet summit conference and the belEpstein-Morgan Post 200, Jew- ufacturing Co. was elected a for luncheon and discussion on ligerent threats endangering re- what Sen. Fulbright was atish War Veterans of the USA member of the Young Presidents Wednesday noon, October 7 at gional peace. The meeting was tempting was to "c o mpletely undercut the original resolution will be held Sunday, October 11 Organization, an i n t e rnational the home of Mrs. Morris H. requested by Israel. and take the Soviet Union off at 9:30 a.m. at the Hotel Paxton. group of men, and a few women, Brodkey. It was based on the decision Plans for the coming season who have become presidents of The Young Married Group of of the Israel Government to dis- the hook." He went on to explain- ' . will he discussed and a report large companies before reach- Hadassah will be guests on cuss with friendly nations the the unusual plight of Soviet Jewon the activities during the past ing" 40. Thursday, October 8 at a noon implications of the Cairo devel- ry and told how his amendment year given. luncheon in the home of Mrs. opments. Threats were made at was aimed at meeting the speMembers are to phone 556I'Ic. Sheldon Cohen, son of Samuel N. Wolf. the Arab conference for mili- cific problem of the Jews. 5f)24 for reservations and for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen, An Oneg Shabbot will be held tary action against Israel, ditransportation if needed. was presented a trophy for Sep- Saturday, October 10 at ):30 version of rivers flowing into Stan C. Kaiman * • • tember Soldier of the Month at p.m. on the 15th floor of North- the Jordan River, and for a new, BKTH ISRAEL P. T. A. Sohnfield Barracks. Hawaii. ern Natural Gas Company, with coordinated aggressive A r a b Patent Attorney ICE CREAM SOCIAL Mines, Laurence Epstein and multinational buildup of armed Stan C. Kaiman of Hamden, Fun and games are in store ALUMNAE OF Sam Epstein, c h a i r m e n , in might for us" against Israel. for all Beth Israel Synagogue ALPHA KPSILON PHI The purpose of the Rusk-Har- Conn., formerly of Omaha, has charge. The public is invited. members at the P. T. A. Ice nuin meeting was also to renew been appointed a patent attorney The alumnae of Alpha Epsilon Cream Social on Sunday, Oc- Phi, national women's sorority, high-level contacts in the wake for the Olin Mathicson Chemical tober 4 from 2 to 5 p.m. Food will meet with Mrs. Maurice Youths in News of the visit last s u m m e r of Corp. will be served, door p r i z e s Mandel, National Vice President Charlotte Kahane, freshman at Prime Minister Levi Eshkol to awarded and games for every- in Charge of Alumnae, at a des- the Slate University of Iowa, has Washington. one. sert party on Tuesday evening, been pledged to Sigma Delta Tan JUST SOLD! Dr. and Mrs. James Wax, October 6 at 8 at the home of Sorority. Miss Kahane, daughter 103 South 55th St. presidents, announced the fol- Mrs. Sol J. Friedman. of Mrs. Maxine L. Kahane, has lowing chairmen for the Social: also been chosen as a member Mmes. Joseph Lincoln, Burton tickets and food, Cantor and JUST SOLD! the University Scottish HighMrs. Eniil Berkovits; publicity Robinson, L a w r e n c e Pollack, of 2110 North 58th St. landers. Ronald Brodkey, Ramon Som«ind toy booth, Mr. and Mrs. herg, Jack Baker, and Kenneth Gordon Elcwitz; cake walk, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard PinkoThe f o l l o w i n g have been vitz Werner are contacting the memJUST SOLD! entertained at a luncheon bers of the sorority. Members of named semifinalists in the Na- September 1!) for relatives and 4547 Hickory Alpha Epsilon Phi, who reside tional Merit Scholarships Cor- friends in honor of their daugh Want your properly SOLD, not Ju*.l in the Omaha area are invited. poration c o in p etilion: Cluirlss ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs listed? Fni mort> pi'isoiml, pi'ift •-sei vice needed vitally In Kurt/.man, N o r m a n I). Kuiz, Daniel Bourne of Los Angeles, sion:il this buyers1 market call BETH El, SISTERHOOD A wise man hears one word Stephen S. Lulnmin, .1 u (I y A, Calif. They were also e n t e r - THE HOLDS CO. 553-2190 ADULT STUDIES and Lloyd II. \Voh!ner, and understands two. tained by friends at dinner that A series of four sessions is evening. being planned by the Beth El Mr. and Mrs. Bourne will stop Sisterhood Adult Education Di- 20th Century Fund in Chicago, New York and Bosrector, Mrs. Joel Helfman and •Continued from Page 1.) Steaks,fis\rings, before they return to their College of Adult Studies Chair- Study Israel's Role tional field in Israel and had ton home. man, Mrs. F. Ralph Nogg, berecommended the plans unaniand other things. ginning on Wednesday, October In Aiding Nations mously, .7. The topic for study is "The Senior Citizen's $100,000 Minimum New York—The role of Israel Jew in American Society—To- in aiding developing nations will In emphasizing that the Israel Lounge day." D|ning? out?,. Do it be the focus of a Twentieth Cen- Education Fund campaign will .Ii'ulsh Community Outer The first speaker, Douglas E. tury Fund study exploring the be conducted along lined wholly H p f e a t t h e Sheralivery Monday Stewart, Executive Director of whole question of mutual assis- different from those which govFrom IIIA..M. to i I'.JI. .Jongfarnous Little the Omaha Urban League.and tance among developing nations. ern the annual UJA campaign, • • • iNuggef-Steak House. Director of the M a y o r ' s BiAi'livitivH, Fun, ItciTcallnn, The study will be conducted the Jewish leaders attending the Jhick,' sizzling steaks Racial Committee on H u m a n Social* for Iv'lilor Citizens conference were given the folpreparedjbyj a master nights, will explore "The Jew over the next year by Leopold lowing outline: and Social Conscience," a mi- Laufer, who is on leave from the * 'ch'efl'h'ead up 1) The Education. Fund camnority group's responsibility to U. S: Agency for International paign will procure gifts from Beth Israel Synagogue P-TA apigijlqng Development, w h e r e he has other minorities. a limited number of people; 2) |to|;deiicious ICE CREAM SOCIAL Other programs slated for the b e e n largely concerned with The minimum gift that will be jentreesf As ' problems and prospects of ecoOctober 4 2:00-5:00 series are October 14, a panel accepted is the sum of .$100,000, yoiTdfrjiej* enjoy : Will discuss "The Jew—His Atti- nomic development among new- payable over a period of three Fun Garnet Priics Food iJUJirl tude Toward Church and State;" ly developing nations. The Twen- to five years; 3) No gift will be 35c Per Person JUJl October 21, "Jewish Youth in a tieth Century Fund devotes its accepted unless the prospective imnfsSstrjng muincome, which is administered as Non-Jewish World;" and October donor has given the UJA assurs|c^jtjy%to"iiise SeidI • 28, "The Jew—Who Speaks for a public trust by a board of ances that his contribtuion to ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS •MfSJaniiiyijlucker. Him?" by Rabbi Myer S. Kripke. trustees, entirely to its own re- the capital fund campaign will ETCHINGS—PRINTS |ia|||o|ght"a"iiight The College will be held in the search, educational and publish- not prejudice his gift to the fedEXPERT FRAMING social-hall of the Beth El Syna- ing activities in the field of eco- eration campaign in which the stqlfe rji 6 m b e r Ji- call ; RENTAL PLAN gogue at 8:15" p.m. A coffee hour nomic and social problems. UJA shares; 4) The campaign In discussing his choice of Is- will not be linked to the UJA American Continental Art Gallery reservations. nnd discussion will follow each 1UO£ Filrmim evening's program Mmes. Sol rael for the exploration of the annual campaign calendar but Crandell and Sam Cooper are aid-giving potential among the will be conducted the y e a r developing countries, Mr. Laufer around through individual apthe hostesses. .9 THE pointed out that the scope of proaches to prospective donors, MONA LISA Israel's program provides spe- with specific projects in mind. TEMPLE ISRAEL House of Glamour cial opportunities. I s r a e l , he The donor will be given the WOMEN'S COFFEE I No. 50th 553-7000 The second coifee for Temple sajd, has made available to privilege to have the school, STEAK HOUSE 10 Expert Hair Stylish Israel women will be held Thurs- other countries its pioneering o t h e r facility or scholarship Sheraton-FonteneUe MISS CAL, Recoptloniit experience in such areas as land fund for which he makes his conday, October 0 at 10 a.m. MISS JERRY, Stylo Director Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks will settlement, water and irrigation, tribution, bear his name or the lead the discussion on books, cooperatives, and youth leader- name of any other pe-son he contemporary issues, c u r r e n t ship and development. The aid may designate. has been given both through evsnts and Jewish values. • • *. technical assistance-type activities, involving the dispatch of TEMPLE ISRAEL ADULT' Israeli e x p e r t s abroad and HEBREW CLASSES PHOTOGRAPHER Cantor Manfred F. Kuttner through the training in Israel of will teach adult classes in be- foreign technicians and admini- DAILY JEWISH NEWSPAPERS 817 South 36th Street —345-1044 ginning Hebrew at 10:30 a.m. strators. Mr. Laufer will make BAR and Bas Mitzvah congratulations, also cards, for all his evaluations both in Israel and in intermediate Hebrew at Black and NATURAL Jewish holidays and special And 1 p.m. on Wednesdays, begin- and in selected countries where White COLOR occasions. ning October 7 and ending April Israel has a program of some Meyers News Stand, 1502 Dodge significance, it was stated . 7. '•• ' Kaplan; food t i c k e t s . Miss Gloria Fried:nan; and cartoons, Dr. and Mrs. James Wax. i
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Jerusalem — The World Hos- Tlie newspaper ptihlislied an in- The report to the UN Assembpitals' Organization, which has terview by .Shimon Peres, the ly states that nearly 20 per cent about 50 member countries, will Israeli Deputy Defense Minister. of the Arab refugees are now The interview contained an .self-supporting and no longer hold its biannual study tour in J!y Arnold appeal to the Austrian Govern- need UNRWA aid and that nearIsrael from November 1. About 250 persons, from the ment hy Mr. Peres-to withdraw ly -10 per cent are able to supJ''or innrt* information call tinvarious departments of hospitals, tlit" technicians. It caused a sen- port themselves partly. An earlier Arab story un the will take part in the tuur. which sation in Vienna, since most peoAthli-tic Ollicc, ,'ii:-l.flili. ple were unaware that Austrian forthcoming report touched off will last two weeks. roc!;et experts were working in widespread protests in the Arab Jerusalem—The leader of the Cairo. DONT BE JUST A I'ADllLKiiALL world and a reply from UNRWA SPECTATOR The Physical Education De- ''Palestine Liberation Organizaheadquarters in lieirut that lltii Jerusalem - - Prime Minister reports were "premature." Ou PARTICIPATE IN CENTER partment will be conducting a tion." Ahmed Shukeiry. said at ATHLETICS complete course of instruction a press conference in the Old Levi K.shkol was operated on that occasinn. h o \v e v e r. tin? SLIM, TRIM AM) SWIM in ail phases of Paddleball and City that the "Palestine Army" for tin." removal of a cataract of UNRWA office in Beirut adWOMEN'S NIGHT CLASS culminating in t o u r n a m e n t being set up as a result of the the j-it'Iit eye, His condition was mitted that, the rolls were under ' ' . . A new series of slinmastic matches. Classes will be held Arab .summit meeting w o u l d reported as satisfactory. review and that UNRWA intendclasses for women will get un- Wednesday afternoons starting train commandos. Warsaw — Emperor Haile Se- ed to rectify widely criticized der way on Tuesday evenings, October 7 at .'!:.')() p.m. Join up hi reply to a question he said lassie of Kthiopici visited the site abuses of its aid to refugees. beginning October (i from T:;iO and get in shape, gain self-con- he could not disclose the .size of of the f o r m e r concentration to 9:30. the army, Istanbul - - The Turkish Govfidence and have tun. camp al Auschwitz during his ofAsked which portion of Sinai lieial The new classes will be five ernment notified the Grand Rabvisit to Poland. had been olfei ed by Nasser as a sessions and the fee is S>i>.00 or Jl-MORS—3, 0. 7 Emperor laid a wreath b i n a t e that the Rabbinate's free to Center members. training ground. Shukeiry replied onThe CO-ED GYMNASTICS the "Wall of Death" at Ausch- board of trustees will again be that the offer >vas unlimited and A specially fun-filled calisSunday, 1:00-2:00 p.m. (CUiss witz and wrote in the guest allowed to administer all Jewish thenic and swimming c o u r s e limit 12 students). Beginning unrestricted. hook: "Auschwitz, is a warning communal lands, other propertailored to meet the needs uf The "Liberation Organization" skill;; will be taught in tumbling, for the whole of mankind. I hope ties and funds. both the career woman and the parallel bars and activities to . intended opening olfices abroad, that such horrible crimes will A year ago, the authorities dishousewife. first in New York and then in never aj;ain be committed on solved the Grand Rabbinate, afmore advanced students. all continents. Shukeiry said. Objectives of the course in- TliMHMNG PREPS ter new elections had been held our globe." clude: ••"' AGES 8-M in ttie Jewish community for BeiTsliebn — Mrs. Paula Ben1. Streamlining the waist. Sunday. 2:0(KJ:00 p.m., Co-Ed Tel Aviv - - General Yitzhak m e in b e r s of the Rabbinate's '.••.' 2. Remove inches, stiffness (Limit 12 students). Stunts will Gurion underwent an emergency Rabin. Israel's Chief of Staff, b o a r d. The authorities had abdominal operation at the Hosand tension in thighs. be taught in progression and reporting on his t a l k s with sought to decentralize control 3. Regaining b a l a n c e and simple routines will he devel- pital here. Mrs. Ben-Gurion. 72, French military officials and over the various Jewish instiwas rushed to the hospital from oped for each student. poise. armament producers, said it was tutions and assets in Turkey. The Sde Boker. 4. Relaxing strained areas of "only natural" that his first visit Grand Rabbinate, representative Altonciing physicians said Mrs. tire body. abroad should be to France in body of Turkish Jewry, comY. C. FLAG I-'OOTJIAIX Beii-Gurion was ''out of danger." 5. Strengthening n e g 1 e e ted Chaim Weizmann put on a Mr. David BenGurion, the view of France's "special place'' plained that the decentralization muscles. great battle before losing to former Israeli Prime Minister, among friendly nations. France would complicate the administraRegular attendance will in- A.Z.A. No. 1 30 to 24. Marshal has been Israel's chief supplier tion of Jewish communal affairs sure less of "fatty inches' and TurkePs running gave A.Z.A. No. cancelled celebrations for his of advanced jet war planes and and assets. 7!lth birthday with the expected . you will look and feel years 1 the ball game. stream of visitors to Sde Boker, other weapons. younger. A well balanced Rayim atHe said he round "understandTel Aviv -- Israel's Industrial because he wished to spend the * + • tack out-scored A.Z.A. No. 100 day at the bedside of Mrs. Ben- ing and friendship" among the Development Bank will receive WOMEN'S GYM AND SWIM 5(>-(i. The points were well dis- Gurion. • officials with whom he met for loans of $.'10,000,001) from the MORNING CLASSES ON tributed between the whole Rayseveral days of talks and with International Bank for ReconTUESDAY AND THURSDAY im squad. Vienna—Austrian rocket tech- whom ho discussed various mili- struction and Development and A series of special gym and Sunday, Oil. 4—10 a.m. nicians are working in Egypt, it tary developments. He said he 5ifJ0.000.000 from private invesswim classes for women will be Chaim Weizmann vs. Kayim has been revealed by the news- had watched a number of mili- tors and banks. Pinhas Sapir starting October G. said Barton A.Z.A. No. 1 vs. A.Z.A. No. 100 paper, "Wochenpresse," here. tary "objects" which he said reported on his return from an Greenberg, chairman of 'he Cenmight interest Israel. He was extensive overseas tour. The ter's Swimming Activities. Mr. accompanied by Israel Air Force Minister of Finance. Trade and Greenberg stated that women Commander Ezer Weizmann. Commerce said the World Bank may participate once or twice loan had been approved in prinweekly, Tuesdays and T h n r sJerusalem - Laurence Michel- ciple. days from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. more, director-general of the An Israeli economic mission A free baby sitting serviceUnited Nations Relief and Works left for the Scandinavian counwill be available for the scries, Administration, proposes in his tries to discuss possibilities of allowing the women to particiforthcoming report to the United increased trade relations. The pate in either the gym or swimNations General Assembly to re- mission members will be guests ming programs. Mothers also move the names of 55,000 Arab of chambers of commerce, man\\ may have their children swim refugees from the UNRWA relief ufacturers associations and exrolls, the Arab press in Jordan port institutes in Norway, Swewith theni in a special Kiddy reported. Kuatics program from 11 a.m. den, Denmark and Finland. until noon. Registration can be made at any of the Tuesday or Thursday morning sessions. • * * ties for all ages and all individ(Continued from Page I.) MEN'S PHYSICAL est isometric exercises for men uals is the goal of this Fall's FITNESS CLASS and women, has been developed Center swim program, Barton A special series of gym classand duplicated by the Center. Greenberg, Center Swim chaires for men will start Tuesday, Utilizing exercises that take but man, stated. . October 6, Irvin Yaffe, Athlete seconds to perform, the booklet A k i d d ykautics class for Committee Chairman, said. Mr. offers the busy and time con- mothers and their pre-school Yaffe stated that men may parscious individual an uniform age children meets Tuesdays ticipate once or twice weekly, program to develop and pro- and Thursdays while classes for ; Tuesdays and Thursdays from mote personal fitness and health. school age children meet week 12 noon to 1 p.m. Another booklet, Figuratively days from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. Individual attention is given New Denial School dedicated at Hebrew University. LeadSpeaking, designed specifically There are morning and evening to each participant's physical swim classes and recreational ing participants in the formal dedication ceremonies of (lie new for women is also available. ' - fitness needs. C a l i s t h e n i c s , swim periods for adults. Noon Ida and Maurice Levin Building of tile Hebrew UniversityThe booklets, now available at weight training and other imswim periods for businessmen, HadasRah School of Dentistry founded hy (lip Alpha Omega Fraportant fitness activities are in- ternity included: (left to right* Dr. Ino Sclaky, Director of the the Jewish Community Center Sunday morning sv, imming sesto members of the community, cluded in this instructional proDental School; Eliahu Elath, President of DIG Hebrew Univermay be ordered by phone or by sions for families and special gram. sity; Mrs. Zalman Shazar; Dr. Marvin'C. Goldstein of Atlanta, mail. A service fee of 25 cents groups for retired men and Start this year with a resoluGa., President of the International Dental Fraternity, and Zalman per booklet is charged to cover women, are also featured. tion to become physically fit, Shazar, President of Israel. Funds for the new'$2,000,000 buildthe cost of handling. A Junior and Senior Lifesavand the Center is the place to ing in Jerusalem, which will include a Research and Postgradu* * t ing course are to be offered do it. Sign up for your course ate Center, were raised through the efforts of members of the KIFI.F.KY PROGRAM starting October 5 and run on today by calling the Athletic Alpha Omega Fraternity in association with the American and TO STAKT successive Monday evenings. Dept. Canadian Friends of the Hebrew University. Boys and girls interested in Participation in regular seslearning about marksmanship, sions may start at any time, Mr. improving their skill in riflery Greenberg commented. and earning s p e c i a l awards from the National Rifle Associa- KKAL, ESTATE CLASS tion will liave the opportunity r,:.10-r,;?,<) pm.—Adult '1-5 n.m.-- I're.Uimeu A ten session series on real to gain new experience in a Sun- estate \Vi;i>NKNI»AV f'.iKKetlinll IA-.'I^UO Swim principles, real e s t a t e day afternoon Center sponsored G-7 p.m.--Team Practice Ortuhrr 4 Orlolirr 7 Olympians laws, 'selling and real estate 7:.' i (>-9:.' W p.m.--KCIH'IFIE Rifle Club. The series will start 9-N'oon—Family Swim •1:15-5:15 p.m.— a.m.—Senior will start shortly at Sunday, October 11 at 2 p.m. practices, Children Swim 9 a.m.—Glr!s Open Citizens Hwlin the Center. 5:30-0:30 p.m,— at the Center. 9-.Nonn--Open <;ym Gym Time Adult Swim 10 a.m.-Yriutli Council Open to adults in the communNoon-2 p.m.— 7:»|)-S::JO p.m.—Adult To be under the supervision Flag Football, Chnim Men's Volleyball 9-H fi.m.—Women's ity, the course prepares particiI.onrn to fjivlrn Weizmann vs. Itavim of a graduate school teacher •3-5 p.m.—-Paridleball AZA 1 vs. AZA iOO Slimniisttc:* and Swim H-M-'J-M p.ni, and professional rifle instructor, pants to pass the State Real Es1 p.m.—Gymnastics 9:30-11:30 a.m.— Class A'iull Her. Swim 5-7 Coed Ajie fjroup Gym Tot Program the Club, designed for younger tate License examinations qual•1:15-5:15 p.m.— 2 p.m.—Gymnastics 11-Noon- Kiddy inin/vr grade school students, offers a ifying them as real estate salesS-14 Coed Ajte Group Children Swim Kuntlc Swim 1-5 p.m.—Hoys Open Xnon-1 p.m.—Men's s e r i e s of 8 instructional and men and brokers. 5:30-0:30 p.m.— October 9 Gym Time Physical Fitness. Fee for the series, to featuro firing sessions on a indoor B-B 2:30-4:3(1 p.m.--Famlly Adult Swim Noon-l p.m.—Men .swim 9-N'onn--Ol>Plr (;ym Swim THlltslJAV gun range at the Center, free to Wednesday evening classes at 1-2 p.m.--.Women's lO-Norni—Women Swim Vollerliall Center members or $5.00 for the Center, is $10. The fee covN'oon-1 p.m.—Men Swim O< lolii-r » 3-5 p.m.—'Iflgli School AIONDAV non-members. ers the cost of instruction and Basketball Noon-2 p.m.- 9-11 a.m.—Women's •!:15-5:ir, p.m.— Men's V"ll«>l>all October 5 Registration is by phone call unique printed information and .Sllmnastlcs and Swim Children Swim 3 ; 1 p.m.—H1p:li Sfhool 9-10 a.m.^-Senior 5:30-0:30 pjn.— Hahkelbali 9:30-11:30 a.m.— confirmation with "the Center's materials. Adult Swim Splashers .'J-5 p.m.— Gym Tot Progra m, Athletic Department. Only a limited number of reg0-7 p.m.— Men's 9-Noon—Open Gym Svit Di-fpnse Claix H-Noon—Kldily 10,-Noon—Women riwlm VnlH'ytall •1-5 p.in.—Frfsliineii istrants will be accepted'for the V!" • ** Kuatlc .Swim Noon-2 pjn. MvtVit 7:30-8:30 -p.m.—Adult I5askelhnll.I,eacue Noon-1 p.m.—Men's course- which features lectures, Volleyball Learn to .Swim Half Court JDutikrr* LAKGE SWIMMING Physical Fitness I 3-5 p.m.—High School 8:30-9:30 p.m.- Adult Court Jesters discussions and an analysts of 3-4 p.m.— JIlKlt Kclioel 4-3 vs. I'KOGIIAM OPEN Basketball lter. Swim p.m.-Children Sivlm Baskcluall Swimming classes and activi- materials and information. * •
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