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Tiie heroine of ''The Diary of Anne Frank"' has been humortali/.ed not only in this worldwido stage success, but also •'with-some tangible liifiiioiifil.s. A planting of 10,000 trees in Israel has been called the "Anne Frank Forest." Also in. Israel, a chain of 12 homes for needy immigrant children have been named "Anne.Frank Havens." The play "The Diary of Anno Frank" is based upon the adolescent girl's diary kept during two years • of hiding out from Nazis in a Dutch attic. It has

been one of the most overwhelming stage, successes of the post-war c r a . t h r o u g h o u l the world. The Jewish Community Center production of the play will be presented .Saturday and Sunday evening, December 2 and 3, with a special matinee Sunday, December .'{. The production is under the direction of Ira Raznick. Tickets are now a v a i table from any member of the cast or at the JC'C. Tickets for the evening performances are $1.50. Matinee tickets die M 00

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Mine.-:. ]);ivid Iv.ilxinan and A r l l m r ( fi)il.>lciii, c o - c h a i r m e n o! Ilic W o m e n ' s Division of Hie ei.inent Israel lionds cani[).ii:;n h:i\- p r o m i s e d <III excilin:-: a l t e u i o o n fur Iho w o m e n nf Hie eiiinmi.inity on Thui'sdny. iso\-eiiiber Hi. A 'J. p.m. T r a ;il Temple Jsrai'l will he liighlit;!)ted by lln> ajiinsirance of Airs. Judith IJeilin, •( 'onsiil nf Israel in X e w York. Mrs. l.ieilin was born and cdu(ated in Kuglaud and aehii'Ved tours of Israel in the summers fasting Service as actress, pro• uceess a.s an actress bolh on of lli'i'i and H)liT>, concentrating ducer and newscaster. Followthe stage and with BBC. She on all facets ol Hie nation's de- in;.; a series ol fund-raising mis; ave up her acting career in velopment program. Prior to sions lo England and the United the late l!i:!0's to marry Harry her appointment as Consul. Mrs. .States in l!M(i-17, she b e g a n I'eilin, an ardent Zionist, and Jieilin served as Chief Assist- work lor the underground radio has made her permanent home anl in the Public Relations Di parimenl of Israel's F o r e i," n Mrs. Beilin has been servim; Ministry. Her h u s b a n d was arConnrml in New York since C h i e 1 of Protocol for Isr.'U I •> I'Hi I, and made intensive studv Foreign Ministry at the tinif ol his death in lil.'iii. From l!).>l to liljV" he s e r v e d as Israi l's Char;.;'' d'Aflair<'s. in Deimi.i'k and prior to that lie had bi en Consul General ol Israel to the 11 Western -States of Anieric.i The Jewish Press, in an efHi oailcastcr fort to .serve tin.''members From l!).ii! to I'.151, the Heilms of the Lincoln Jewish Comparticipated in every phase of munity, will carry a column the establishment and develop of Lincoln local Jewish news. ini.iit of modern Israel. While Tili.-i W P I I l l i ' . ' i u u t * rMK:iiu l u - i i i . i her husband served as lkii'on as well as organizational, between I lie Jewish Agency and campus and syna;;«j.',iie news. the British mandatory govern For your convenience, Mr::. meul, Mrs. Beilin was active in [.. J. i?o;;'-nljcr<; of ll'.OO Haganah. and in the progiam Morningside Drive ill Lincoln lor founding new settlement, ' will serve as Jewish Press .Mis. Jlldilh Heilin For eight y a r s she served on liaison for Lincoln news. the stall nl'the Palestine liroad- station of Ilaganah. On May 14, HllJJ, she announced the news of the establishment of the Stata of Israel, over Ilaganah radio Haifa. Mrs. Benin's daughter. Sheila, completed her tour of duty in 1 !>(> I as a Lieutenant in the Women's Army of Israel, and at present is a student at Hunter San Francisco <JTA)--An official of a national program to help College in New York. Jewish 'Hippies' reported this week that about 20 per cent of the 'hippie' population of the Haight-Ashbury section of San Francisco are Jewish young people. The reported was made by Irwin II. Gold, executive director of the United Jewish Community Centers here, who indicated that the HaightAshbury section had a 'hippie' population of between -1.000 and 5,000 of whom about 1,000 were Jews. The section is one of the "What goes on at the Center? 1 ' two major areas of 'hippie' concentration in the United States, the All interested members of thij other being the Tompkins Square section ju Manhattan. community will have an opporThe program to aid the young Jewish runaways was organized the Jewish young people to the tunity to see "What goes on at last June as a joint project of "straight society" the, project the Center" at a special Open the UJJC and the Jewish Fami- represents. He said the project House S u n d a y , November 19 • ly Service Agency here. The was able to help some of the from 2 to 5.p.m. In addition to lours of tha project officials sent letters to young Jews get medical aid, "a all Jewish family and children:;' major problem during the past building, visitors at the Open agencies in the United Slates, summer and to this day as well." House will have an opportunity advising the a g e n c i e s of the He added that "we. were quite to see the activities in action, existence of the project and of- successful in effecting s o m e including two plays in. rehearsal and gym and swimming activfering its office a.s a center for information and assistance to reconciliation of runaway chil- ities. There will be a display of dren with their p a r e n t s , al- arts and crafts created by varithe young Jewish wanderers. though the vast majority of in- ous JCC groups, and members Helping Hippies The .San Francisco oflicial quiries could not be dealt with." of the Center staff will be on also reported that "generally, He reported also that several hand to explain the various prowe feel we are not too success- "very disturbed" Jewish 'hip- grams and to answer questions. All members of the communful in providing welfare services pies' were referred to the Jewish to Jewish hippies essentially be- Family Service agency for treat- ity are urged to attend this special JC'C Open House and see cause of the estrangement" by ment. first hand how the building is being used. Refreshments will he served.

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it's filsver Too Late New York (ZINS)—A recent survey among A m e r i c a n youth showed that tiie majority of U.S. youngsters hold no living American or foreign public figure in high regard. However, the remainder of those polled selected Moshe Dayan, the Israel Defense Minister, as fourth among the heroes they admire. The poll was conducted by the widely distributed• l'AUADK, illustrated American weekly, among 2,100 young people representing all segments of the population in ten U.S. cities. They were asked the following questions: "Is there any living American or foreign public figure whom you admire and respect, or with whom you identify?" 53.1 per cent of the boys and girls questioned readily confessed that there was no living public figure they admired enough to emulate. •Ili.!) per cent managed to produce a public figure they claimed to respect; .'!•! per cent chose Robert F. Kennedy. Following Kennedy, they selected In second place Senator William Fulbright; in third place, Governor Nelson Rockefeller; and, in fourth place, Israel Defense Minister, Moshe Dayan. Thereafter, they voted for Mayor John Lindsay, Governor George Romney, Senator Edward Brooke, President Lyndon Johnson, and m the ninth place, Professor John Kenneth GalbraiUa.

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Tel Aviv (ZINSi—Among the many foreign visitors who came on a pilgrimage to the Western Wall was the 100 year old New Yorker, Her! Root. The oldster told journaii.-.tsthat had (hi.1 Israel Army failed to have liberated the Western Wall, lie "would 'r-ot have visited the country because without the Western Wall'there is nothing to see in Israel." Debarking from Ihe plane, he recited the prayer "Hear O' Israel," as well as the. b l e s s i n g "She-echayarm." praising the Almighty, lor the great privilege given him to visit the Holy Wall at such an advanced ORe

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Back to Chicken Soup! It isn't easy to he a Jewish parent these days. Particularly it isn't easy to be a Jewish mother. It used to be easy. Not tou 1 o n si af.;o. belore Jewish mothers became involved with the psyches of children, all ills Were cured with a l>.v>vl of < hii-ken soup. The Jewish mother of yester-year didn't even know what the word "trauma" meant, no less worry abmn whether her children mi|;h! have one. But now the .Jewish mother is enlightened. Sin- l:now.<; all about Mich things as feelings of hostility, insecurity, rebellion etc, and she .spends so much lime worrying about, the.se things, .she doesn't have lime to make chicken .soup even if she knows how. Perhaps it's naive to ;;ii|;f;e;;t that chicken .soup was better for children than Or. Spork. but chicken .soup, children seemed to have less problems than Spock kids do. and more' important, when things went wroiifj the motltrr wasn't planned with Kuilt feelings that it was all her fault. Now maybe there are .still some Jewish mother.-; who are Unaware that they are IC;;UIII. 'sible for any and all ills that mav befall their children. I used to he like that. I used to think I was floin;; a pretty ™ood job wiili niv kids. I wasn't blind to their laults, but all in all. I wa.s rather pleased with the way they seemed to be turning out. I took it for granted that they loved me as ! loved them. How naive. Little did 1 know what hostilities might, he brewing in my kids for which I wa.s responsible. Then 1 got the word from the "Jewish Kxperts." 'Hie Kxperls . I read 20 to .10 dilferent JewIsh papers every week, and every week one or more "of .these papers has something to say, by a Jewish expert, about the problems of today's youth. Without exception, all problems are traced back to the parents Who are at fault, and more often than not, the accusing finger is pointed at the mother. Well fellows. I've had it. In the past few weeks I've been informed by the experts that if my kids flunk out of .school, get hooked on drugs, become sexually promiscuous or inter-marry—it's all my fault. I simply have no more room for guilt feelings about what might happen to my children and I'm going back to making chicken soup. For those of you who may have been in the kitchen all the time and aren't aware that you are your child's worst enemy, let me share some of these enlightening thoughts with you. •

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"Students regarded as "under-acltipvfrs" may do poorly In school in retaliation against parents they unconsciously resent' 1 according to Dr. Arthur Welder, chief psychologist of the It'nai B'ritli program's regionnl office in Ndv York, Dr. Welder says "the student feels thai his parents' interest in his school success is motivated more by concern for their own needs than for his own well-being. Tlie attitude is almost always unconscious on the parents' part, but the student's subtle realization of it adds to his primnry hostility." Then Dr. Weider twists the knife a little and lets the mothers have it. Citing some examples which cause ttudenta to

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ter. Asked | Dint ' ' blank about t h ( I I Ilu.ssians o n I ' last month, (ii n \ era I Yitzhak R i bin replied No (•nilt-feeling number (wo: 7.;\\-Russians | ) u l i i 1 man ISelchen of tin- Child (mid- paled activrh m ance Clinic in Winnipeg advise,; the I i ;; Ii t l n f J I . thai "in pro-marital sex, Hie aifainst us, a n d Alpiit parents themselves have a hah- at. any rale no it (if Irading (lieir (laughters up Soviet prisoners were captured." In the forbidden fruit." Then That would appear to be the Keleheii narrmm it ilowii ••!!'! I.IM' word, but speciiiaiion here lets .Mama have it with (lie as- continues. Israel is a small sertion that "mothers guide country, and the widely held be(heir ilaiigliters into provocative lief that Russians wore involved fashions and encourage early on the Golan heights is based dating and (lien liopr (o avoid on more than rumor. t h e often Inevitable conseRussian Conversations quences." Israelis who wore at that front make no secret of the fact that I think that's enough for all short wave radio receivers on you mothers to stew over this our side of the lines did pick up week. The important thing you conversations in the Russian must remember is thai: even it language between points on the your .son isn't flunking out of Syrian conununinctions system. fifth grade and your daughter To be sure, that alone is not is .still a virgin at uua li. the suifiiM'-iii.iy sirong evidence. In hostilities are browing now for like manner the Syrians could those dangerous teen years "prove" that there bad been ahead, and if they get into trouble then it'll be all your fault. i.'e:;t wee!: I'll give you tlie key to gudt leelings about dope and intermarriage. . I do not mean to discredit the experts, for certainly there is 5 YKAItS AGO .some basis for all they say. In Bruce Oaretz celebrated his recent, years however, I think Bar Milzvah . . . Mr. and Mrs. we've gone overboard oil these Robert Kpstein announced the psychological explanations. No birth ol a son. Jeffrey Howard parent is perfect and I'm certainly willing to admit I've made . . . Mallory Goldware was electmistakes along the way—but not ed president of the Ediar Pledge to the extent the experts would class, 1(1 YKAIt.S ACO have me believe I certainly Mrs. Kleanor Roosevelt wa.s can't accept the theory that every time a child flunks a test guest of honor at tin; Omaha it's a subconscious rebellion Israel Bonds dinner . . . Fred against parents. Isn't.it possible Simon was a member of the cast that sometimes even 'children in the University, of Pennsylwho don't hate their mothers vania production of Mr. Roberts have problems in school? Must . . . Nina Beber celebrated her there be psychological over- Has Mit-/vah. tones to everything -starting as 15 YKAKS AGO early as toilet training? Why is Mona Feinberg and Sol Cranit that every child who is slow in learning to keep his pants dell announced their engagedry is given credit lor rebelling ment . , . Mr. and Mrs. Jack against mama? Isn't it possible Bclmont announced tlie birth of that occasionally it isn't mama's a son, Barry Elliot, fault at all, nnd that Junior is ,'!« YKAItS AGO just slow? Lois Wintroiib and G e r a 1 d Next week I'll spell out my Bernstien were m a r r i e d . . . new philosophy of parent child Howard Krantz celebrated his relationships. .If my children are Bar Mitzvah. 30 YKAKS AGO reading this, I suggest they tune Louise Saylan was n a m e d in again next week when I put all my cards on the table. Till sweetheart of AZA . . . Marva then kids—if you're planning a Colin and Arthur Sherman anrebellion—remember—a mother nounced their engagement . . . who makes chicken soup can't Robert Fromkin celebrated his be all bad. Bar Mit/.vah.

A n /.; 1 o-Aiiierican collaboration prisoners were captured. If the on tlie Israel side of the lines Russians were not enemy comby citin;; the constant exc:iian;;e batants, then they were taken ol comments and information in into custody (not captured) just Kn-;l!sh on a walky-talky .sys- a:; we would "rescue" any other tem coime-rtiiif; the two sides of foreign citizens who happened Kibbutz Kfar Ifanassi. Tl)p ex- •to be in the battle zone. Followpliiiiation, of course, is that this ing medical treatment where Kibbutz is settlerl lor the most necessary, the rescued Russians part by nieml)ei-:; from f'.reat were handed over to the Soviet iiritain. who .--.ttil find it easier Kmbassy, which at once took ti) converse with each other in care o| their repatriation., ft Kiif'.lish than in Ilebri:w. will be recalled that a special I'.ooKs and Women Russian ship put in at Haifa to evacuate Soviet Kmbassy'; perYet wlien the Golan Ift.'ifjhls sonnel lollowing the severance were oviMTun. a search of tin; of diplomatic relations. Syrian bunkers is supposed to It is also worth noting that have uncovered a supply of Russian hooks which someone had Russia broke off diplomatic re, .:•' . been reading to help pass the lations, time. Perhaps some Syrian solft Is also wortli noting that diers did know a little Russian Russia broke off diplomatic rebut enough to enable them to lations with Israel not after tlie read Tolstoy in the original? defeat of Egypt, not after tha It is common knowledge in capture of Jerusalem, but only Israel that one of the Russians when Israel's troops undertook taken into custody wa.s a wom- to silence Syrian guns. The Mystery an. She iiad been wounded, and thi.' story was widely told that Why'Isfael refuses to confirm when an fsraeli doctor sought known facts is difficult to exto treat her she responded with plain. The Russians know that curses, Several ol the Russians we know. There can certainly lire reported to have been be no desire to span; them emtreated at the Rambam Gov- barrassment or humiliation, in ernment hospital here in Haifa. view of the Russian attacks against Israel at the U.N. By Official .Statement Then why the olficial denials? keeping mum we keep the RusPerhaps General Rabin's care- sians guessing. ful words .should be analyzed, Or is Israel simply trying to lie said that no Russians "par- play down Russian involvement, ticipated actively" in the fi;;bt- so that it will be easier for tha in;; against us. This is doubtless Soviets to disengnge from thi.-i true. Any Russians on the Sy- area laler. should they so derian front, were there as con- sire? sultants, as advisers, or as techAt any rale, if Israel connical experts, rather than as tinues to maintain olficial sicombatants. This sheds light on lence it must have good rea-. the second half of Rabin's state- sons. Perhaps some day tha ; ment to the effect that no Soviet truth will be told. .,••'•'...

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QliKStION: Why is the cup of wine used for making benedictI .mi (such an Kiddush, grace after mealu, weddings, etc.I held in a raised position? ANSWIOR: Amongst other requirements for such a uup of wine, the Talmud states that the cup must be raised from the ground. Medieval authorities explain that this is done so that the presence of the cup of wine will draw attention from the people around him and that they will therefore pay attention and concentrate upon it. This serves the purpose of relating the benedictions directly to the cup of wine. Were the cup to be left standing on the table/instead of being held in hand, it would not be obvious that the benedictions being pronounced nnd the cup of wine v/eve intended to be related.

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Of'KN FOIIU.M: Thursday. November Ifi, !i:.'',l): R'ib'-il Feinberg will speak on Cuircnt Impressions of I;ia»l" at the home ol Mr.s. W.nien Zwciback, ai-'ifi South :m>

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day, November 23, !:0(i; Mrr liichard Miller will spank on "How to Become ;in Art Col lector' 'at her home, l.'j'lfi Glenv.'ood Tioad.

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Calendar Nofes Mark these events <in vunr calendar! .On March 10. l'iliii the L'nitid Air Lines Ornalia Flight Kid h<-n will Whet both your cihnarv and adventuring appetite-1- \'.ilh a presentation mid display dc•signed to cure your niid-'.mler hi ues. Hurst out in .summer fashion on May in with the latest, in town and country clothes Iroin \','<>\{'? Kiish!'") hv.isM- i'j ei:d tli'.- Council season on an nj> swin;.!.

'J'he overseas project «i cfiicl-. ir;!-; educational and play materials to Lsrael li.'if;'be|>un a;.'ain after bein;! halted this suni;iie-r because ol the war. One box will be on its W a y ( b i s v t i k . K f o i d i n j ' t oM r > J o e H o t h l o p vh o h i , bf<n \u))>in-; o n t i n j j i o j t c t a ,i l t d b 1 , . I r " S- h i i S i i f t a n d M i ' - JJ i l l a t .1

SITTK Curtain Going Up The curtain ;.oon will r v c on another year of productions for Council's Trouping T h c a t e r, Mrs, Normal)' DenenberK is presently arranging b o o k i n g dates in various orphanages and si-liools. •'..- ' Tbroiiph this project it has been discovered that Council is bursting with latf-nt Sarah IJeniliardts; housewives who not only enjoy She theater but at the name- time eh joy doinj; an exlreniel^> worthwhile s e r v i c e . Great delight is brought to children "who- otherwise may not have the opportunity to see a live performance. Tln'ir appreciation is shown when a deaf child tries to say thank you or a child in braces forgets for an hour while he vicariously lives through the c h a r a c ters portrayed. The cast, directed by Mr;;. Don Rice includes, besides her, Mines: William Kalznian. Alan Kenyon. Stuart- Mnskin, Sidney Osten, Kenneth HOKCII, Philip Schra|!er, Millanl 1 .Sekiiu. MarJon Somber^, and Darylnn Wall:-

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The Omaha llennn," Ht-liool is t.ifled on Mondays by Council \ olunteers who .serve a;; a; M:-.1ants to the tcadiers. V.'orki-rs in addition to the diiiinncn, Mrs. Julia Jacobs and Mrs. ICrwin I.andow, are Mrs.'.lack l.e\ ine and Mrs, Elliot Rubin. Council's gift to thf Hearing School this year will pay n child's tuition. Please contact the chairmen If you would he. able lo f;ive some lime to this worthwhile endeavor.

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Council extends a warm "ftekome to anyone interested in joining our organizaation Please contact an jof our numbmhip chairmen li&Led above.

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Pktiirrd above Mrs. Joe Itoi!il>o|t and Mrs. Barbara ICouirr i j i llir S'blp-A-Ilox t o b ( *<i*t In I-ra<l !>> flu Omaha Sidion KC}\\.

Abba -Khan, Israel's Mini of Foreign Affairs li.is .<; "The future of the State of Israe! will be deterinim;fl in Us classrooms." For only Ihro; •pli a well educated comnninitv ' an Israel develop an economv I iat is able to withstand the atta ks on its nationhood. N'CJW has been involved many programs IIIIIMICII years lo aid tin; educational : tern In Israel. We received an e.\cellent port eaifl on the N O W ,'itpported research project for .'idvantaged children at the ffelu'ew University IIi;'h Sell 561. This is be-in;', developed bv < catftrs at the John lieSchool f>f Education, who ,-re also workin;.; on our •jimikir j i;'o|-;rnm for the e l e m e n t . ; VJ schools. Disailvanta^eil Children The childn.-n ol iinnii;;j fainilir •; froin Asian and Airi

Kvery Council woman knows'that NCJW i« 'Good For Ljie" Jioort. Jor the life of the community; i-'ood ior the. life ol the coi. try iind pood fur her liie as v,-eil. " ' ,, Now we have a new membership plan which is "C'ocid V, IJfe." We invite you to p.dd your name to the Omaha. Section Ch; tcr Life Membership Honor I.i;.l. You will receive a special ]j membership pin and our new 75th anniversary edition of (he boi "Whf.nj There'.1; A Woman." For

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Is plensiMl lo itnnoiiiicc ili;il Mr. R o b e r t T . Roilly will b e ;t s p e a k e r at O u r N o v e m b e r nu>< lint;. ly IK best k n o w n for Jii.<: novel " R e d H u ^ h , Prince-of Don'e(ch w.'t.s r e l e a s e d ;is a movie in !!)(>(>. l i e h a s h a d s e v e r a l ivels p u b l i s h e d , run! h e is ;i r e g u l a r e o n f r i b i i i t o r of articles' rl s t o r i e s l o a v ; i r i H y of n a t i o n a l m a g a z i n e s a n d poriotlialso h a s s c r i p t e d n u m e r o u s r a d i o a n d T V a n d c o r n m o n i a l lit of O m a h a , 1\IIY l i e i l l y s e r v e d a s P u b l i c R e l a t i o n s D i r c c r e i g h t o n l.'iiiversitv a n d is now a pari.n'-r in tile P . I ' , firm nd, DievoK, I'off a m i Keilly. st Is a foi'einosl a u t h o r i t y on I r e l a n d a n d will s p e a k fo u s L a n d of t h e L e p r e c h a u n " a n d rill t h e q u a i n t folklore ilia! ij) t h i s K n u ' r a h l Isle. h o h a v e a l r e a d y h e a r d Mr. R e i l l y s p e a k i i u a r a n f e e th.-il a ll a f t e r n o o n is in s t o r e for u s . H i s wit, c h a r m , a n d c n i e r J i n l o g u e makes; t h i s t r u l y a n exceptifin.-d ni'/vlinic.

Decorations: Mrs. James Robinson

•JJie Volunteer Teachers' Aides Mt now back in I heir classrooni.sassisting the teachers at Kellom. Howard Kennedy and Saratoga Schools. 'I'lie oiil.liiisia.sin of the volunteers i.s only exceeded by l.lial of the principals and teachers involved us evidenced by the personal thank you notes many Indies received last .June. One teacher even wrote a letter to the World Herald Public Pulse to give thanks to Council for this program. Volunteers Aiding at Kellom this year are Mines. Edwin Brodkcy, Albert Kox, Arthur •Kulakofsky, Ttau'ion Somberg and Herbert Weil; at Howard Kennedy aro Mines.: Burton Greenberg. N. H. (in-enberg. L c o n a r d Freidel, William Novak and Louis Wintrouh; and at S a r a t o g a are Mines: Henry Appel, Dun Gree.ilbcrg. Hubert Epstein, Al Nepomnick. S h e l d o n Rirm and Snl liosin.sky. Thff principals have- asked for as many additional volunteers as possible. If you can help fill this urgent, need, please call Mrs. Arthur Kulakolsky, '.','.)[• 7I.ri0. or Mrs. Nathan 'Novak,

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7.VIH ANX1VKRSAKY DONOIl AFFAIR Tuesday, January 3(1, ifltiK I'ltlCSKNTINd MISS SVL1K IIAHA.M) IN "1)0 I 1)0"

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countries have had little education in the. Western tradition and an- not able to progress with the children from Europe or the sabras. Sixty per cent of the children in grade school art' from the Oriental group; however, they make up only :'H per cent of the students in high school and only a minute proportion ol Ihe university enrollment. 'i'liroiij.',h our research projects, educators are looking for better ways to (each children from (I; s a d v a n t a g e d back-. grounds: ways to rid.se their ability for abstract things; bitter methods of training teach-' Us; development (if new curriculum-; and leaching aids, and programs ol cultural enrichluinl.

Our report card .'.tali'; that tl)(.- project pupils art; eager; tlit.-ir parent;;, pleased; and their teacher:-;, most ehi.liusia.stit:. |{i-.' ults of tlii;: research will be made available lo school.') throughout Israel. Another Council educational program is that of granting fellowship1; lo experienced people for graduate .'.tud.v in the United State."!. At present there are 14 People continuing their studies jn. .education anil (iocial work. Since liilii, 2ifi linyo returned lo htucl better cuilipped to Jill tlii ir ro!f ••

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Every Thursday at Childrens Hospital 'J'he Snack Bar and (Jilt .Shop lit Children.'; Memorial i.'; a welcome oasis to visitors al. the hospital. Council women who do tlu; staffing on Thursdays are Mines: Arthur Rubin, Alex 1'lotkin, lien Gersluin. Nate Cooper, Louis Cutler, Milton AUirgolin, Milton Iie.snick, Albert Schwar/,, Irvinjr Brnoltstein, Aaron l.evine, Leonard Kulakofsky, Al Sophir, John Winston, Tviort Traehlenbarf!, Abe Hear. K. VV. (iimple, Eugene Cooper iiml Hubert Hosenblun), Volunteftrs are o .•; p c c i a 11 y ' needed for the 2:30 to 5:30 sliift. )f you a r e nble t o lielp please call Airs. Hubert lioscnblitni fit 3'iJ -1000

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Y;;::r.'; ir, rclun; 'or your t<-li');hoin- f.'iilj io the 1 hi lit Shop I'HK.MICM You have your choice ol one or two w.ivs to insure yoursell as a participant: 1: Volunteer as a Thrill Shop Worker. 2. Galher up all your usable discards and jsend tlienl to the Thrift Shop. lYou may do both.) I5I0MOFIT.S 1. You will insure Council's many community seivices projects conlinuii)g tlieir line work by suppoiting our main fund raising project (ho Thrift Shop. 2. You will insure Ihe help many childjtn will teieive by our support of such organizations as the Sight Center and the Hearing School. .'!. You will insure your receiving dividends m the heartwarming knowledge thai your contributions bung diiect bene tit to others in your own community. 4. You will insure the benefit that less foi Innate people can purchase needed articles at a very low cost PLKASK remember the shop can use all manner of clothing, drape;;, household items and bric-a-brac. Children's winter dollies and toys are now in great demand Bring your tilings to the Shop at 7UH S 24th St or call Mrs. Ted Colin :;!H-22:iO, or Mrs. Joe U p t o n , 55J4285, for pick-up service.

IMttuietl aliinc, Mis. I'cdnian, one ol the popnl.tr bingo Cillers a( the Monday Bingo game in the Senior Citizens Lounge al (he JCC, one of many activities included in the Senior Citizen's program al tlie .ICC.

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In iidditiDii to Council's annual project at (lift Dr. Philip Slier Home for the Aged, wo also sponsor a party for the residents. Mrs. Abe Slushy is arranging Hit' treats and • cntcrtaininent for (lie affair (his Sunclay.

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The Senior Citizens' Club, co- tion of Slierm Poska, is a crafts sponsored by Council and the demonstration and participation. Mines: J. Milton Margolin and Jewish Federation, celebrated their 15th anniversary last year. Louis Cutler, coordinators for The club has one meeting n the Club, annnuiu-ed plans for month with lunch and entertain- two exciting musical programs. At the November 21 meeting nicnl. The lounge is open every members will be privileged to Monday ironi 10-1 for cards, hear a trio of outstanding mubingo, movies or just visiting. sicians: Myron Cohen, violinist! A new program, under the direc- Rosemary Madison, cellist, and Gladys May, pianist, presenting light Classical selections. On December 20 (Tuesday) Cantor Lefkowitz of Beth Israel, acIt is with great pleasure that companied by Mrs. Thelma Council has observed the ap- Slenhmd, will present a Hanupreciation and enthusiastic re- kah program following the noon - . « • • . sponse of the Omaha Jewish luncheon, Community for our gift of the Mrs. Sam Poska, luncheon Library aiid Nature Study Room chairman, will be assisted by at the 'Esther K. Newman Camp. Mines. Louis Cutler. Morris We are. delighted that we Nachman. Michael Morris B. were able lo contribute such a Schwartz, Rose Kuklin, Bessie Belni, Max B e l g r a d e , and needed facility. Messrs. Nachman and Le.shinYou can take can: of your sky. personalizcil stationery \v i ( h Contact Mrs. Leon Wintroub, only a phone call lo Airs. Hay Simon. 3!l.'l-101)3, or Mrs. Yale courtesy chairman, at 553-'l!)l7, Gotsdiner, :!!)1-!HIB7. They will to report news of births bereavegive your order inmietliate a(- ments or illnesses. She will send a card from Council. (cntion.

Everybody's Happy

Council has begun it's Remedial Reading I'IO gram this year under the direction oi Dr. Craig Fullerton, Assistant Superintendent ol the Omaha ' Schools in Charge of Instruction. Sessions are being held at the Central Reading Clinic, :»ll!l Jones, where classes are being taught by Ron Meyer, Director of the Clinic, and Dr. Donald Cuslienbery, Director ot the Omaha Uni 1 Versity Reading Clinic. j Alter further training, the volunteers will begin • working with the children under tlie guidance ol a , trained clinician. The children will be brought to I -tlie clinic twice a week during regular .school , hours and will receive 50 minutes of instruction | with a volunteer each time. ; Those participating in the program are Mines: riftureil nliovo, (mining for the remedial readTom Bernstein, Marvin Burstein, N. H. Green- ing program. Hack row, from left (o r i g i d " , . berg, Arthur Kulakofsky, Krwin Landow, Ronald Mines. Yale Richards, MiKon Simons, Louis WinMeiKon, Nathan Novak, Joe Rnznlck, Yale Ricli- (roub, J o e Rodiiiop. Fronl row, Mines. N. II, imh>, Steven Riekes, Joe Rolhkop, Milton Simons, Greenberg, Tom BernsU'ln, Joe Hasiiicli, Nathan and Louis Wintroub, Nn\ alt.

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SKKVIfi:S: SKRVICKS: SKRVICES: Friday: 8 15 p i n Friday: Friday: 8 15 p.m. Traditional service (Kohbolas Rabbi M_ver S. Kripke will deRabbi Kidney K. Brooks will Shabbos): 5.UU p.m. liver the sermon. Cantor Aaron officiate1 Ills srinion topic will Late Friday Evening Family I. Edgar and the Choir will con- be "Tlie ICu'sicst Kxcust: Blame Service: 8.15 p m . conducted by_ duct the musical uortions of the Hie Kublm." Rabbi Isaac Nadoff, Cantor Ja-* service. Musical portions of the servcob Lcfkowitz and the choir. An Saturday: ice will be provided by Cantor Oneg Shabbat will follow the Manfred K. K u t t n e r and the Morning Service: 10 a.m. service. Choir under the direction of MinchaMaariv: 4:45 p.m. Saturday: Miss Ida Githn Sunday: Morning Service: 8:15 a.m. Morning service: 9 a.m. Saturday: 11 -.'-40 a.m. The Cantor's class in Torah Dally: » * *' Reading will meet -15 minutes Services at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. BAR AM) BAS M1TZVAI1S before Mincha. * • • K K I T II AI,KXANl)i;iC l.IVRabbi Nadoff will conduct the BAR AM) HAS MITZVAH INGSTOXK. hou (if Mr. and Mrs, Talmund Class at 4:30 p.m. folSTEVEN SOBEL, son of Mr. Hobert IJi iii(4slone. will become lowed by Sholesh Seudos and and Mrs. Harold' Sobel,' will ob- Bar Mitzvah at the services SatMaarlv. ' serve his Bar Mitzvah at the urdav mommy. November 11, at Sunday: 11:30 a.m. services Friday evening and Morning Service: 9 a.m. fol- Saturday morning, November 10 "And when they said he couldn't be President lowed by b r e a k f a s t and the and 11.' KOBIN and JAY JACOB?, •-..-. . Bernie,went into business for himself." Rabbi's class in "Ethics of the daughter and son of Mr. and Lapr. ]&05, Fathers." The Bas Mitzvah of PAVIA Mrs. Alexander Jacoby, will obDaily: SACNUKKS. d a u g h ter of Mr. Services at 7 a m and 4 15 and .Mrs. Keilli Saunders, will serve a joint B:is Mitzvah and Bar Mitzvah celebration Satur#,) nu be observed Friday evening and day, November 18, at 11:30 a m • • • Saluiday mo ruing. November BAR MITZVA1IS 17 and 18. KKUCilOL'S S By SKIP KA1IAM: JCMIIII Youth groups It is toa JtOBKRT A h \. 10 X It Y. It (',« * * Special Book Month assemMAN, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Ga- ADI I/I1 KDI'CATIOX Yes friends, it's me. Vnur b.id tint tin, .irtion is only su« blies will be held Saturday, No- friendly journalist Skippci K.i- peiiiti.il hov.e\cr, it h a s aobriel Bergman, will observe Ins H.irrv S Allen, director of In- vember II at 9:40 a.m; and liane. back.at the ole lvp>ii' ma- (oinpli'hid some worthwhila Uar Mitzvah Saturd iv. Noveni.Mitiitioiul I!c:earch at the Utii- Sunday, November 11', at 10:50. chine. I have graciou.sls <<n btT 11. at 8:1) a in \ei:,itv of TMjr.fika will bo the a.m. sented to do one of these i n n * • * thirties for the editor. Su Lo'tj (liiij.; 10, Locke L E O N A It I) S if V. 1.1> 0 N ;:::.-,I !< ."ti;rcr on Wednesday. m i V i i n . , . T i . , II,.-l I i,)>iC w i n uv NO A>; an independent, I on. iiOCtiSihit, son oi Air. atirt The question lor this v:<'k I (1 .lit ft f 1 tl it it is iisin^; its inThe n.'jrniiiL! roffee with Ralj.Mrs. Krnest J. Ilurhslcr. will ••llii" f , I » I | M I S a n d t h e S l u u < n ( . " Do you think the JcwNi Y<>ulli |i,.<,./,. [.. rj;.. i !•• [• appPSM to M r A i : : u . \: :<• ;;t::(!;;::!;• (:'. t i : c IJI Sidm-% ii i-;iu<ik.-. will lit- ln-Ul celebrate !;:.-. I'.::." ;.!i!-.v:h S.,: I,., . , lil. !„.... i v,ll, !ii) 'V.T v,iii'i" iii'.Vcdi!(.-.<(J.iy. .".'o vi-inber 15. at C'ounril is serving adcqii.in'h iiiJav. '•>'"*. • - I M V - : M . . • ; .'. i"i T " i i . » , > , i , , j f I ) . - , I W I .111,01 ' ||je ',(,11111 'Jlolips 'I Il9 ;is a n i ] r i ; ; i n l / : i l i ( i . ' i t o u i i i d ' I l i c received his B a c h e 1 o r's and I0:.'i(l a.m. .'it th" Templf?. a in I i< 1 (.[ (ii'ii i In .ition of actmtiel vai'luus Jeivisli Vautli (iroups? Masti'r's de/jre-c:; in Government r, di* IK .II li.'iin ; .it best. 1 liojn Management. Prior to his asso- ADI I.T KIM•('ATIO.V SISTI0KIIOOI1 th.'t in tlif inline the pr<i,;i.iinItich .Supliir SidiiL-y Snpighnan of Mat-ciation with tile University of The third scs:;ion in the First nun; v. ill Iv h-lt' r " ' N o ! I diin't thin!: Ihen .in Nebraska, he was affiliated with thews liook .Store will present a Semester scrit-s of Adult Krlucn- <'iioii};ii ihter-ori;:iiii/.alion;il artile Association of State Institu'•Slylo Show of Jewish Hooks" tion classf.s for Continuing Jew."-ponsorcd by Hie Youth Janice Mry'Thon at the luncheon .'iieetiiijj Tues- tions of Higher Education Colo- ish Studies will he held 'iliurs- tivitie.s Council. It seems liiat it is al- ' I n the past, the Youth Counrado, the Director of the Joint day. November 14. at I2::jf) p.m. dny, November JO, at (I p.m. at ways left up to the individual cil has not always lived up to in the synagogue social hall. In Budget Committee ii) Colorado's the Temple. A Colfee Hour will to. nuiko friends within other v.'h.')t it should be. In part, it General Assembly, the Nevada addition to a brief review of follow from !) to 9:.'1O p.m. clinpters. .The youth groups <ire seems to be continuing this tramodern-day Jewish Best Sellers, Taxpayers Association and the rarely united in any cause : to dition.. The present Youth CounClasses offered include: Bible Atomic Energy Commission at books from the synagogue libetter their relationships within cil however, is bringing'about' I. Rabbi Sidney If.-Brooks: HisOak Ridge. brary will be on display. Mrs. new programs that seem to b» tory I, Rabbi Laurence H. Kub- the organization." Paul A!person is program chairworthwhile in unifying the youth The 9 p.m. lecture will follow enstein: Hebrew I. Mrs. Man-. man for the month. groups. Il is also doing a fins the II p.m. classes which include fred F . Kuttner; Hebrew II, Can- Francte Brodv Reservations may he m a d e Beginning Hebrew with Mrs. "The organization has always job of reviving sonic of the old* with Mines. Nathan Girnple, Sal!-. Harry A. Wise, Jr.; Intermedi- tor Manfred F . Kultner. seemed to have very little er Youth Council programs. All 2338; Sam F r e i d. .'553-5587 or ate Hebrew taught by Mrs. Her- SISTEKHOOI) weight, and it doesn't seem to in all, it is much improved over ' Phil Schwartz.. 55I-I82D. Baby man Manheimer; Yiddish taught much influence with it's the previous Youth Council," The monthly luncheon meet- effect sitter service will be available. by Waiter Feidinan: "Israel Tomember organizations, Howevday" u n d e r the direction of ing will he held Tuesday. No- er, the few activities sponsored * ** MIW. MAX CUASKN (hank* Jack Molad; and Rabbi Myer vember, 14, at J p.m. in the Tem- by the Youth Council such as ADULT EDUCATION ple Social Hall. An 11:30 a.m. Rabbi Isaac Nadolf will dis- Kripkc's c 1 a s s discussing "A board meeting in the multi-pur- Philanthropies a n d UN1CEF her many rHallvi's und friendi drives are useful," for the cards, Kitts, conlribucuss ".Sites and Insights Into Look At the New Page'' room will p r e c e d e the • • • lions to charity and other exA coffee hour and discussion pose Modern Israel" on Wednesday, luncheon. pressions of £ood wishes of.Susan licrman November 15. at 8:15 p.m. at the period will follow the lecture. Artist Bill HaiTiinon, designer "Yes. The Youth Council Is fered diirhiK her recent illntsf synagogue, in the second lec- The Adult Education program is of the stained glass windows and li ture in the current series • of open to all interested members and other religious symbols in serving its intended purpose as of the community. a unifying body for the various Adult Studies dealing with "Jewthe newly refurbished Temple ish Thoughts on Current TopSanctuary will discuss the creics." ation of these new T e m p l e A discussion period will foladornments. low RSWJJ Ndiluu's Secmie and Reservations may be made a coffee hour will conclude the Photography with the Tempi!.1 office. Sitter evening. SJCKVICKS:-. service will be available. Guests The Institute of Adult Studies Friday: 5:00 p.m. will be welcome. Portraiture O Weddings O Commercial is open to all interested mem- Saturday: bers of the community. Morning Service: 8:45 p.m. Michael Hornstein MinchaMaariv; 4:45 p.m. Sunday; 4319 Dodge 553-7355 Morning Service: 7 a.m. Daily: Tel Aviv UTA)-Tcl Aviv UniServices at 6:30 a.m. and 4:45 versity will open its fall term BAR MIT'/.VAU p.m. next week with a record enrollJEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER The Bar Mitzvah of DOUGment of 8,000 students, 1,300 LAS JAMKS GOODMAN, son of CONGItEGATIONAI., MEETINXi more than last year. The UniMr. David Goodman of Council Election of Officers v/ill be versity turned down 1,000 apBluffs, will be observed Friday held at the Congregational meet- plicants because of lack of evening, November 10, at 8:1*5 ing Tuesday, .November 14, at space, officials said. p.m. and Saturday morning, No- 7:30 p.m. .at the synagogue. Dr. George S. Wise, re-elected vember I I , a t 9 a.m. Receptions All members are urged to at- president of the University at a PRESENTS will follow both services. , tend meeting of its board of govern-

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Dr. M o n i s .\lai';;ii)iii h a s U-en ;ij-|iuitiied by ihe Nebraska ; JiKA V o ' l i e imi liii bride ol Meyer Fi.-idm.an Sunelay. Slate M'-dJc.j] As.'oeiatirii) t o l.)r. anel Mrs. Melvin Si-hwai 1/ N(> (I i I'll , JJi I n i i i m \ . liloi-i: of f-elh Mioloni Temple head Ihe 1%7 Iiiaheie;, IJeteeol Alamcela. California, h a w in'•.int.I lloiiiCi ( li'ei i n ofiie i ted at the ( r n i i i W i y al the Hevlion I n i v e in ,\'ebra.' :ka. The aiiiiounred the eii;'a(.',einenl. o) f i l y Hill' I h t i } ii ( ilileim A reception Mid eliunr-r dance foidrive wiii be held November their d a u ^ h t i r . Susan Kail, to !2-!;i durin;- which tini!.- e!<<;r!.': in nit i htf i of Mr. and J.lr.s Samuel lv Woll of will he made to enable al) , " ( - Joel William Allen, .son of Mi M , . I V i < | K e 1 . 1 . 1 > ; , , . ,,! '.'!.••':!:.•: :•':' ' ! • ' • iira'-kai)'-: u> take r'fivaniafje f>! and ivlrs. Harry Alien oi Linf i l l t i l l 1 o f tlif l l '. ( i l I o<Jlli coln, Nebraska, and >;rand:;on ol the niople diabetes te.-liiij; jiroMrs SUi. , t " I II (I t l \ ;'ram. An r-.stimaled 12 00(1 r.'eMrs. Max Arbitman oi Omaha inan of Omaha and Mr. I ' e r n a n l i i u i t i o n of h o n u i [in l m I - I M Fcldman ol Minneapolis. Miunc-bra.'kan.s a r e aiiKJiij! l.bt naThe- briele-<:lee:t is a senior ,it M I S S f hnl< \ J r ' t i n ii i U i of sota, tion's 1.00(1.000 wndiaxnoM'd mithe 1,'niver.sil.y ol • C o I o r a d o t h e bi i d i f ; r o o m v , f bi l d e ' treatiii diabi'lie;,, The bride is a ifradiiate ol Schoool ol Kur.sinj.; in Denvei t'Cl.A and has been teaehin;: in An honor student, .'.he i.s aflih AIIIOII;; Ihe exhibits at tile the Los Angeles school system. ated with Sij-'ma f)clta Tan So lliiiT Midwest. Uobbyraina will Mr. l-'eldman is a graduate of r o r i t y . H e r iinance is a .s<nioi be a di-piav by Harry O. ,Me-nthe fniversity of Omaha a n d honors student in political se-i delMin. loci! epi^raim.st. Creijjhton Pnivcrsily College of ence al, Washington Unive-rsitv P h a r m a c y . He is affiliated v.iib in St. Louis, Missouri. Jeiscpli K. Kalelinan of CounHbo Chi honorary Iraternitv. An August weelelini; is planned Miss Susan Srhwarlz cil Jiiuffs, Iowa, has been r e A )ire nii]ilial dinner al t h e elected to bis eij;hlh term on Beverly Hills Hodeo Hotel w a s the Council Bluffs City Council. hosted by t h e bridegrooms parents. Other out of town f;uesl.s I.miis I'asser ol Council Bluffs included the b r i el e (.; r o o m's h a s been named the recipient of grandmother. Mrs. Mary Marko- a Special Honorable Award in A question and answer period KKIRNOS OV THE wilz. .Messrs. and Mines. Albert the Annual Colonel Elliot Niles OMAHA I1EHHKH' ACADKMY will follow. Fcldman, Iz W e i n e r, Mines. Award of IVnai B'rljh in recogAn ABC Bake Sale (Always Sara Taub and La/.ie.-r Singer, nition of his impressive achieveBelter Cakes) will be . held IIADASSAII Mi:;s Sandy Singer, all of Oma- ments in Veteran's Service Af- Thursday. November 10. 11)57 A "Myitle Wreath Charm Cirfairs for many y e a r s . ha. cle has been added to the cur-

from !)::!!) a.m. to '.) p.m. in the Crossroads mall. Under the co-chairmanship e>f Mines. Isaac Nadofi, Louis Heisler anel Sain Doftulov, the sale will feature homemade bakery ilenis inchieling Taiglach, Yeast. Rolls anel Streudel. Those wishing to contribute bakery items lor the sale may make ananjjcnie.-nt.'j for pickup of their items by contact inn

Others were L a r r y Davis, San Dittfo; Mr, and M r s . Leonard Mrs M < \ I I IVlilmnn Feidman, P h i l a d e l p h i a ; M i s ifitucl Misses I,oii ffUlin in .Mid Monte Hermann, l i t P a s o ; M r J c i h I t Idiii.tn n i < ( < s ol Ihf and Mrs. Leonard Levin, Minnc bridegroom v e i l Ii b r i el e apoli.s: Mr. and Mrs. Joe i i a t n c i . rnneie and flow.ii JMI 1 i«spi i t n e Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. J e n y lv Tl» IJI nli f'nioiii'. ..Id lid m t i Hobinsou, San Rafael, California Ins hiotln i , Albeit I ( Id and Mr. and M r s . Martin S I M I I of .Madison, Wisconsin. Keilleiwini; a weddin;' trip to Caintei,

Will k\ ilk bijbl Regional ConvcRfian K i g h t il' Uy. U s d o i i i Hi 11) I r - n ! h i s t u l K K (1 v ill «iit« iid t l ' o m i d w e s t r r j ' i o n . i i e r m e n t i o n of t h e W o n u n s i i r . n u n of lh< 1 n )on of O r t h o d o x Iivrh (on Bnpalioiis of A n i ' i K . i in St loins, Mis'ouri I . o w i u b i r 1.2

H D( legates IIK link Mini-. I It. ii j y Appel Sain I3eiiii.ui I!< n null Fishbein M o m s K u p u t , I s a a c Narioff Iliin Mir.ifo, H a r r y Kidman .md J,iy Stole l TliCrrie of the convention is I JIG Art of Jewish Liwnf M i s Sid m a n will a l i o J U V C a s d i m man

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SDT Parents Club Names i t e . Officers Mr. and Mrs. lien Simon •> have hein eiected presidents of the Si;"!ina Delta Tan Korontv Parent's Club at the University of Nebraska. Other ollicers include' Mrs. Yale Trustin, Secretary; Mrs. Shiioii Koniinsky..Trciisurer and Mrs. Norman Lincoln. Publicity.

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Monuments in memory of I5KSSIK and JACOB MKNDKLSON' will be eledicated Sunday, November 12. at 2:.'id p.m. at Beth Kl Cemetery. Habbi Myer Kripke anel Curitor Aaron Keljjar will officiate.

Hevroh Cokeltail Party A Coketnil Party at the home of. Mike Sellz, I!KI7 North 101st Street, will prece'ele the Hevriih BBC, annual Be.ni Dance Saturday, November II at the Holiday Inn.

icnt membership campaign By enrolling live or more new numbers in H.idassah, a member rece'ivc; a c h a i in Two' members have already joined the circle. Mrs. Stanley Feinberg, who has enrolled 17 new members, and Mrs. Julius Stein who has enrolled seven have taken their places in this honorary circle. Recent new Life Members announced by the Omaha Chapter of Ihidassah are Mrs, Sidney Se/klyn. Mrs. Abe Slusky and her daughter in lav,1. Mrs. Jerry Slusky. The Israeli Trip Contest will hi; carrie-d on for .several more months. Mrs. Charles Fellman should be notilieel about all newly enrolled members so that Ihe members and their workers may earn their chances lor the all-expen.se. paid trips to Israel. The Members of the FARBAND and PIONEER WOMEN'S Organization) . extend their warm greeting ond good wishes to MR. and MRS. MILTON NEARENDEfiG on the occasion of their 40th Wedding Anniversary

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"Tin." Mi(l:;»-t I,e;iKm' KIIUIKII):;!! pit-,SK-.son w o r k o u t s |jroMi;iit -'.<> thi> JCO iiiorc than 5'i buy:-, in tiYi Youth Council Roundl):!.!! si'uson as the Youth Council clubs (he 5th through <i!h ,.:ra<li\i. have had a chance so organize Those who p a r t i c i p a t e d i n c l u d e : . their .personnel (iurin;; the an- M a r k Gould. CJnry Kp.'.U:iii. liill nual Eaiiybird Tournt;y. The Kiii/'.sh. T o m H a n i ; ; . ISarry Mighty Rayim chia!, both the SlIIDIliii'. Keith J'JS'.-jilison, Sie'.c *'A" squad and " B " squad had Cohen. E a r ! Slatin. .Ii.-fl Ui-uiiklittle difficulty in topplnij: their' stein. Mickey Ko.sc-nbl'iiri. Kan-

foes, Rayim was lavored. but not by 30 points in. th« "A"-gamo :. and 20 points in the :'BV contest. . I n the "B" 'jjairte Raimies, Steve Epstein, and Bob Cipinko broke into the doubles, iohiiim as they combined lor :ifv of-their.'.' teams total of 52 points. Jerry Waldbaum cleaned the b a c kboards and also added to his teams -victory'-.by sinking four baskets and one free throw for

dy Snow, I.arry Malaslsurk, John \V a 1 d h a u m. M. <• v e r Schwartz- Kenny Mikicr. Mirkey -Hubler, I , a n t e Maivjoiiii. I)avjd Duitcli. Hilly Vajiii, L.irry Bernstein. Danny Kiiinisar,Ciary Kpstc-in, Ricky 1'iiX, Allan "';;,.;• H e r . Jrlf Z o n n s k v . KeKh l.ivim;itoiie, M:!:e K:!d;-!ii;au. Howard Kutier.

Others were Dick Shuzky, Dan I.ip.-;ey. 'J'oiu 'Harris, Dell The fast break cbmbiriMl with PeieSinan. Mickt-v Husi-nber;;, C"~>o& ball handling m a d e much H o w a r d .Hodi.ster," Ktcve Ho:;e:i, of the scoring possible for the David Pai'.-:ov/, J a y J a c o b ' / , Mike St.'iei.-ber;:. Dour; • Tareii, Rayim offense." C»ary Rullnian. }'.ob C'-lni. Dave Powerful Rayim "A" never Walker. I.iiib Lehr, .Spencer lost, the lead as they slashed !Jrooi:: : :e:ii, Mai'k Ili.ibi n. Hrui/!.1 AZA No.. 1 by a score of 72 to Richards. L a r r y Wciniioii, .lav 42.: For Rayim. Sieve No.;:; a Par.-ov.'. K'lflie IJiikin. Tom J.iiifaif; ball payer both scoring and coin. i!oel:y I.i;j.'iMia:i. Sieve reiioundiiiL'. tallied' '.'.'.'. poniK, Npponuii.-:!:. (Jarv C'ohn.' Mark <:-...»—i f .—:. T> — i-.-* V.U:.-. whllH ht'ini' nhly ;-»\m-,tt'<i IF.' Alan Par.sow. J e r r y Ha/nick. Kp .'ein. Hil! Riilcin. Steve Sobi-!. B o b Jacob.su:] ;-m'l Alan liorn-, Joliu V.'ih'.r(..!ib. . I c I.hirev. i'n:i stein. AZA No. I d'-li-nv slov/ly F'.<'b'-r. Jim Harris. M>k.- Mim. Rave iu ailt-i ii:'- fii -I hail a s i'.in ai:!l iiichard Jiern':!e:n. R a y i m eontiiiU'-d ii^lnin;; for the boll and a R a y i m victory. 9 tallies.

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Tlse Varsity Ba.ske'.bail \..c\:uy,l> which he:d lLs .second workout Wednesday ni^bt. will hold i! = \ovr:.Mi!i;it v. annual preseason tonniey start"B'-# UCAGIK ing Movemb.vr T/.m\. Ml men li! 9:00 A.M.—Chaim Weizinaim vs. and over are eligible to comP'.-ti;.. Captains will be chosen Rayim 1,0:0«: A.M.—AZA No. 1 vs AZA for four t'-anis and they in turn will .scoul qualiiied players No, 100 preparatory to .s.e;>Tliu;; tin; '.••WV.LKAGl'K squads. All im-n should rejiort ! 11:00 A.M.' — Chaim Weizniann to the yyni on Wetlncrrday evevs. Rayim ning from 7 lil 3:'iO p.iri. .so that 12.00 P.M.—AZA No. 1 vs, AZA we can-, place you on ;i tf-ain. • .•••••.•• N o , 1 0 0 Cleftinr; the ole' .shootini; eye All players must have a full back during the first practice student membership Co the (en- were: I.arry Il'-rmnn, Steve ter to be eligible to play. Lustgfirten, Frank Cloldberi;. AiAll trams must have uniform l.'in Noddle. Kd Zorinsky. I.eroy shirts with numbers on the back Katz. Al Ross. Larry Horristein, Jeff Willensky. Sa'ndy Kasin, of the same colors. Sauoisity, Howard Miulin, No player will be allowed to Mike Jerry KoliJl." Mickey Sacks, play who is riot in gym shorts I.arry Rubinstein. Bill CJinsburj.;, or basketball pants. Marv Btirstein. Barry Berjjhorn, Steve Rosenblatt, Ed Belgrade. FKKSIIMKN IJASKinitAfX Steve Ltistgarten or Chuck ArAil 9th grade boys, whether affiliated w i t h a Youth Council nold con furnish additional declub or - not, now have an op: tails and information about the portunity to participate in a leasue. y - w basketball league at the J.C.C. . • . j i ) r OVM I'kOfiUAM Plans include a four team Under the guidance of a league with games played every trained staff, pre-schoolei >, a^i-. Thursday aiternoon. A 10-man V. 2 to 5. get the habit of physiteam will also be chosen to rep- cal iitncfis through exploring a resent the JCC in special games world of special cqttipnient dewith other Red Feather agen- signed especially for them. cies. Special indoor equipment such Good offense, defensive re- as the balance, beam, jym-jym bounding and drills highlighted (horizontal bar), barrels to crawl tin: first practice session. The through, jungle gym, brightly freshmen who participated in colored tires and exercises prothe practice were Marc Ivleiches, vide the developmental work for : Dick Bernstein. Walt Richtiuan, the children to strengthen and Marty Hnsenstein, Alan Stoler, develop, their muscles and flexMark Belmont, Jim Crounsc. ibility, Randy Rattier, Rich Canfield The third session of the Tot and Sttve Kirshenbauin. Gym darae;; will 1 jr? starting; soon. Classes arc. held every WANTED: TEAM SPONSOUS'. Tuesday and Thur:;day from Basketball time is here and f)::.iO. a.m. to 11:13 a.m. Youngonce a;.'ain our youngsters are sters are nicked up from neighHiixioi.isiy awaiting the-''call to borhood pick-up points by bus '•Jump Ball." and returned after class. As in.the past, an organized Further information about the program of this nature requires Sponsors so that the players program and registration is may have team jerseys: The available from Bess Blank, 3152sponsor of a team will have ev- l.'SGG. ery participant on the team wearing a jersey bearing the Want Ads name, of the. sponsor's firm. A • ten. man team can be outfitted BAR'ntid Bas Mit/vali congratu lor as little as $30. \ lations, also c a r d s , for all ;<jA:iyone interested in sponsorJewish holidays and special in? of the voiidi teams is asked occasions. l o c a l ! Chuck Arnold at 34213GG. Meyers N«ws Stand, 1502 Dodge YOl.TH (Ol-.VCU. <;.\MI: S( I I K D I I . I ;

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