August 29, 1969

15 Alleged Washington (JTA) — Secretary of State William P. Rogers called for an end to the mass executions of Iraqi citizens for allegedly spying for the United States and Israel. Mr. Rogers deplored the -executions this wek of 15 I r a q i s , including two Christians and two Jews in Baghdad. A c c o r d i n g to the Iraqi r a d i o , six, of the condemned were military men and were shot by a firing squad.

The nine others were hanged in the central prison. All had been accused as espionage a g e n t s for Israel and t h l Intelligence Ag! Baghdad radio . tlon of a trial,

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that the accused had been convicted.

Mr. Roger's statement, read

by State Department spokes-. man Robert J. McCloskej, said "the current blood bath in Iraq is a matter of serious concern to people everywhere. We hope this will be r ' e c o g n i z e d and serve to bring an end to the series of executions in Iraq."

The executions brought to 51 the' number of Iraqis put to death for spying since last Jan. 27. Eleven of them were Jews.

New Trials Seen , Jerusalem (JTA) — Israel called on world political and religious leaders to "actimmediately to s a v e the remaining

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were married. Mr. Yaacob was Thant, urged t h e - S e c r e t a r y the father of three children. , General to extend his personal U.N. Action Urged protection to Jews 1 i v i n g in New York (JTA)—American Moslem lands who face "perJewish organizations bitterly secution and terror" as a result denounced the Iraqi executions of Arab demands for a holy and warned that more could be war against Israel. expected unless world opinion In Washington Rep. Leonard and the United Nations acted to Farbstein, New York Democrat avert them. and a member of the H o u s e Philip H. Hoffman, president Foreign A f f a i r s Committee, • of the American Jewish Com- asked Secretary of State Rogmittee called upon "the United ers to file a U.S. Government Nations and men of good will appeal at the UN to deter Iraq everywhere to halt this trav- from further executions and to esty of justice and to end once condemn Iraq for its past acand Ior all the persecution of tions. Rep. Farbstein added Jews and other minorities" in that a way must be found to facilitate the emigration of Iraq.

The American Jewish Con- Jews from Iraq before they are gress, in a t e l e g r a m to U exterminated.

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FBIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1969

Steven Riekes to Head Jewish Culture Council Steven J. Riekes has been named chairman of the Jewish Culture C o u n c i l , S. Elmer Gross, Jewish Federation president announced this week.

"The purpose of the Council," said Mr. Gross, "will be to conduct a community-wide program of Jewish lectures and concerts, sponsored by the Jewish Federation jointly with J e w i s h organizations in the community. The "Council will consist of representatives of Jewish community, organizations interested in b r i n g i n g about a coordinated program of Jewish cultural activities."

Mr. Riekes currently serves on the board of Beth El Synagogue as chairman of Adult Jewish Education. A member of the Omaha Jewish Federation Executive Committee, he also serves as vice-president of the Southwest Region, B'nai B'Tith District 6. A past prcsident of Cornhusker Lodge B'nai B'rith, he currently serves the lodge as chaplain and chairman of the A d u l t Education committee. ' Challenge In accepting the Jewish Cul_ ture CounclLchairmansbipj Mr. Riekes said, "I believe that there is no more important activity for the American Jewish community than to regenerate

Jews in Iraq, Syria and Egypt" by making it possible for them to leave those countries.

Foreign Minister Abba Eban said that there would be further trials and executions in Iraq on t r u m p e d up spy charges unless all the weight of world opinion is brought to bear on Iraqi authorities.

The Jewish Agency Executive held a memorial meeting for the two Jews hanged in Baghdad. They were identified as Itzhak Eliahu D a l l a l , a small shopkeeper and Raphael Yehezkel Yaacob, 55, who was engaged in t r a d e and commerce and was once among the richest Jews of Basra. Both

an awareness of our J e w i s h heritage, culture and civilization.

"In Omaha, the challenge is all the greater since we are far from the large centers of Jewish art and learning. We, therefore, need to b r i n g in guest scholars and artists, and on our own initiative, to begin an intensive program of study.

"I am confident that if our local institutions and organizations will recognize the priority of this t a s k , and will join forces, we can begin to move toward a more meaningful Jewish community."

Target of Bomb London (JTA) — 'Scotland Yard is investigating an explosion in the passenger offices of the Israel Government-owned Zim Israel Navigation Co. A Woman clerk, Rachel Picker, was slightly injured when what, police described as a homemade bomb stuffed under a carpet, went off while most of the staff was out to lunch. The clerk was treated for leg injuries at Middlesex Hospital.

Police said that two hours after the explosion in the Zim Lines o f f i c e, an anonymous telephone caller w a r n e d the staff at Jewish Agency headquarters in London that a bomb had been placed in the building. P o l i c e arrived promptly but a search yielded no bomb.

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El Aska Mosque Damaged by Fire United Nations, N.Y. (JTA) Israel police have arrested a —Israel protested in the Unit- suspect, a visitor of Australian ed Nations against the "unpardonable . . . attempt" by some nationality. His trial will be Arab governments "to inflame public, and open to observers religious passions in the Mos- from any country," Ambassalem world" in the aftermath dor Tekoah wrote. of a fire that severely damInvestigation ; aged the El Aksa' mosque in A blue ribbon committee set East Jerusalem. The Israeli protest was contained in a let- up to investigate the causes ter from Ambassador Yosef of the fire held its first session and later toured the .mosque Tekoah.

The I s r a e l i Ambassador's area. The -five-man panel a p letter noted that the El Aksa pointed by the Israeli Cabinet, mosque and all other Islamic is headed by Supreme Court shrines in Jerusalem "is con- Justice Joel Sussman and introlled, administered and safe- cludes two prominent Nazareth guarded solely by the Wakf, Arabs among its members. • the appropriate Moslem religLegal sources said however ious authority." He detailed •that the arrest of an Australian the efforts made by the Arab national, Michael Denis Wiland Jewish fire brigades in liam Rohen, on suspicion of Jerusalem to confine the fire having set the fire largely preto one wing of the mosque empted the investigative asthereby saving the rest of the pects of the committee's work. structure.

They said the panel w o u l d "On the basis of information probably concentrate on a supplied by Moslem watchmen study of future security and in th&employ-ofJhe^akljJ^a^ w fa on duty at the time,' the shrines'."

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The Omaha Anti-Defamation LeSgue-Jewish F e d e r a t i o n Community Relations Commit-: tee, has gone oh record as en dorsing and supporting the repeal of the Emergency Detention Act of 1950.

In a resolution adopted at a meeting August 25, the ADL committee noted that "the precedent of this statue was in the tragic experience of AmerGary Rubin, director of maricans-of-Japanese ancestry in World 'War II," and that the keting for ~H6ckenberg-R u b 1 n act "authorizes detention on. Co., food b r o k e r s , has been It * • the basis of a mere probability named General Chairman of that during proclaimed periods Steven J. Rleices of internal security emergen- the 1970 Campaign of the Jewcies the detainee would con- ish Welfare Federation. spire to engage in espionageor In announcing his appointsabotage." ment, Morton Bookey, FederaThe adoption of the resolution followed an appeal made tion president, indicated that

by Patrick Okura, president of Mr. Rubin is one of the outthe Nebraska Urban League standing young men in Jewish and former past national presi- life today, and is in all probaLosi Angeles < JTAy^Natiohal seize power by force and •vio- dent of the Japanese^American bility one of the youngest men Citizen's League.

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Commander Charles Feuerei- lence." ever named to head a major sen ojf the Jewish War Veterans. A resolution submitted to the Federation campaign. of the USA called for U.S. Jus- JWV convention c a l l e d for "Having served as chairman strong action to meet anti-Semtice Department action against itism emerging from "misdiof the Advance Gifts Division in 1969, Gary Rubin demonthe Black Panther Negro ex- -rected Negro militancy." The tremist group. resolution c i t e d "substantial "Israel 1969": will be present- strated exceptional qualities of leadership," Mr. Bookey said. ,.Mr. Feuerelscn said the gov- evidence that Jewish residents ed on KMTV Saturday, August "His enthusiasm,, drive, and ernment should act against the and Jewish businessmen are 30, at 6:30 p.m. often innocent victims of misProduced by KMTV news dedication are unparallelled in : Black Panthers on grounds of analyst, John Hlavacek, who our corjimunity." directed Negro militancy in the conspiracy to commit sedition recently returned from a factMr. Rubin is active in many ' through armed Insurrection. He turbulent ghettos." trip to Israel, the spe- other phases of J e w i s h life, Alluding to newly f o r m e d finding said "The Issue of Black Pancial program will cover all as- both in Des Moines /and on the ther violence should be Judged Jewish militant "self-defense" pects of Israel today. national scene. He is currently organization in New York City, without reference to the racism The program will feature exand anti-Semitism generated by the resolution said the JWV re- tensive coverage of new Is- president of the Jewish Comthe P a n t h e r s . The issue is jected "the phantasy of karate raeli territories, as well as, munity Center, a member of whether our democracy can tol- and close-order drill as a posi- stories filmed on a Syrian bor- the Federation, Board of Gov.: crate g o o n s with guns, who tive and realistic defense of our der kibbutz and a military : ernors and Executive Commit'.•"•'•' settlement ' '' '• tee. . c a r r y on interstate plots to co-religionists."

Gary Rubin to Head 1970 Des Moines Federation Drive

JWV Urges US. Action Against Black Panthers

Mr. Rubin is also a regional chairman of the United-JewishAppeal Young Leadership Cabinet, for Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and North and South Dakota. He was a participant in a UJA Young Leadership Mission to Israel iq 1968. He also serves on the National Committee for College Youth of, the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds. . , ,

Israel 'Special' Aug. 30 on KMTV

Gary Rubin

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Friday, August 29, I960

THE JEWISH PRESS

Miss Seorgine Milder Wed Sunday to Larry Robf. Koom Married Sunday, August 24, were Miss Georgine Sue Milder and Larry Robert Koom at Temple Israel. Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks and Cantor Manfred Kuttner officiated at the noon ceremony.

Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Milder. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Koom are the parents of the bridegroom.

Mrs. David Rosenthal served as matron of honor for her sister. Douglas Koom was best man for his brother.'

After a wedding trip to Las Vegas and Phoenix, the newlyweds will live at 3636 N. 52nd St., Lincoln, Neb. •

In contrast, one' must share FROM "OVER 40" TO "UNDER 40" feelings of sympathy fdr those In his "Letter to the Editor," others, whose ignorance of the i t appears that "Under Forty" values of a thorough Jewish . does not have the courage of education, have made them his convictions since he sees blind in the face of stark realfit to withhold his identity. I suspect that,, for him, being ity to the calamity that is robJewish is somewhat of an un- bing us of our youth mainly because of lack of such an edufortunate affliction.

He is "astounded by the cation. It is hoped that they -breadth of passion my fellow will be blessed with vision, to Jews can arouse for the people see and realize their mistake. of Israel—" and he assumes Unfortunately, owing to abthat Jews are otherwise."com- sence of required financial Gayle Lcrman, Carl Ticbaucr paratiyely" devoid of human support, the Academy is comStarlight, Pa. (JTA)-Jewish long Hillel" summer institute at compassion. He is quite willing pelled to close Its doors for college youth have gained vot- Camp B'nai B'rith here. The to leave the fate of Israel to the coming year. It is intended ing representation on the policy four will serve one-year terms the tender mercies of the to regroup its resources during board of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Arabs, Russia and the pre- this interim period and to open Foundation. Four undergradu- as voting members of HHlel's ponderance of people and 1 na- the Fall of 1970 in a solvent tions who couldn't care less , situation.

Mr. and Mrs. George Ler- ates are being named to the national commission.

Tho,,actfon was instigated in man announce the engagement board, elected from an assemI must question his " p r i d e I am sure that without exIn the existence of Israel" ception, the Omaha Jewish of their daughter, Gayle Mar- bly of 230 students at the week- March when the commission met with a r e p r e s e n t a t i v e since repeated references to Community will appreciate i t s ' lene, to Carl Joseph Tichauer, Israel seem to 'drive him to plight and the severity of its son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter group of Jewish activists from distraction. "Under Forty" is problems. Everyone will dur- Tichauer. , 32 campuses and leaders of 27 m o s t certainly .privileged to: ing these forthcoming Days of national Jewish organizations. "relax" in preference to at- Awe, be aroused to his or her Miss Lerman and .her fiance tending the lecture in question responsibilities, and respond both will be attending the Uni- Mr, and Mrs. Beau Levine of The commission decided at that (or any other lecture, for that most generously to the urgent versity of Nebraska at Omaha. Southfield, Michigan, announce time to allow the college youth matter) and to plead for more needs on this only Jewish day They both previously attended the birth of a son, Brett David, to join the policy board.

Students from 110 American acceptable forms of religious school in the mid-west.

Nebraska University at Lincoln born August 25,1969. They also have a daughter, Tracy Lynn. and Canadian schools particiobservance.

As for Mrs. Vilenski and my- where Mr. Tichauer was affiliHowever to be "astounded" sejf, however distant we may ated with Sigma Alpha Mu fra- Grandparents are Mr. and pated in the summer institute.

Mrs. Jack Shwidelson and Mr. They were asked to devise a because many concerned Jews be, thoughts of Omaha will ternity. and Mrs. Maurice Levine. are deeply involved in the sur- ever prove fond memories.

A June wedding is b e i n g Great-grandfather Is Mr. Max procedure for future elections that can provide for broader vival of the land of Israel and Rabbi Joseph Vilenski planned.

Lashinsky. its people — all I can say is student representation among "WOW!" Dr. and Mrs. Ben Rubin Jr. the undergraduate commission' And finally "Under Forty," of Overland Park, Kan., an- ers, including that of students Is t h e r e not an element of nounce the birth ot a daugh- not formally affiliated with the Chutzpah In repeatedly inditer, Rachel Beth, born August Hillel movement. cating that you are speaking 17, 1969. They also have two lf for your "Age Group? rather other daughters, Sheila Kay than as an individual?

Editors's Note: This column of Anniversary at the Lincoln and Tanya Gail.

Lincoln Jewish news has been Hotel on Sunday, August 24.

Pin Wlntroub Grandparents are Mr. and added to the Omaha Jewish- Following a reception, a din- Mrs. Ben Rubin of Omaha and Press In an effort to serve the ner for the family and out-of- Mr. and Mrs. Daye Fleider of NATIONAL COUNCIL FAREWELL! ., OF JEWISH WOMEN town guests was held in the Kansas City.

On toe eve of my departure Lincoln Jewish Community.

An executive board meeting The column is being coordi- Garden Room.

•for Winnipeg, I would like to will be held Wednesday, Septake this- opportunity to say nated fn Lincoln by Mrs. Leo Mr. and Mrs. Poska were tember 3, at 1 p.m. at the Good-bye to the Omaha Jewish (Estelle) Rosenberg. T h o s e married in 1919 in Lincoln, Goldberg-Perlis home of Mrs. David Fredercommunity. Indeed, it is pleas- with news for the column Nebraska. Their children are ant to know that during these should contact Sirs. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Poska Engagement Told icks, 820 South 131st Street.

Mrs. David Meyers will be co? short two years, one has met at 701 Mulder Drive; phone and grandchildren, AHyson and Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Gold- hostess.

Neil, of Bartlesville, Okla. , and made so many friends. 489-5813. berg, Morton G r o v e , Illinois, These friendships will provide • • • and Mrs. Robert Chand- announce the engagement of BIKUR CHOLIM Memories ever to be cherished.

A Gadget Shower was held lerMr. and children, Jeanine and their daughter, Edrea Shareen, Personal and deep thanks The first meeting of the fall are due to those, enlightened at the Lincoln Hotel Tuesday, Paul, visited with family and to Steven C. Perils, sonof Mr. season will be held Wednesmembers of the community, August 26 for brides-to-be, friends in Los Arigeles, Calif. and Mrs. A, E. Perlis, Council day, September 3, at 12:30 p.m.

Jewish and non-Jewish alike, Elaine Schuchman and Lynn Bluffs, Iowa. at the Jewish Community Cenwho responded so generously Misle. Hostesses were: Mmes.

Mrs. Nate Unger recently The bride elect attended the ter. A brief business meeting to the appeals on behalf of the Marvin Dienstfrey, G e r a l d visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- University of Grenoble, Gre-_; will follow the salad luncheon.

Hebrew Academy. Their en- Grant, Joseph Goodman, Jack ert Silverman, of Fairfield, A door prize will be raffled noble, France. Currently Miss couragement, both moral and Singer, Nate Unger, and Ber- Iow,a.

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Des Moines Hebrew School Arizona Home for Miss Sandra Singer to Be Offers New Aleph Program Philip Greenbergs Bride of Stuart W . Kutler Des Moines—Hebrew School will offer a new program this fail for children in Aleph class, according to Harold Leener, chairman of the Commission on Jewish Education, Children, entering third grade In public school, will attend classes under Bureau supervision three days a week, rath-,

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cr than the customary, two.

Following a wedding trip to Classes wil lbe held Tuesdays Canada, Philip Greenberg and and Thursdays from 4 to 5:50 his bride, the former Miss Sup.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m.. san Saul of San Francisco, to noon.

By attending Hebrew School California, will make t h e i r rather than religious school on home in Tucson, Arizona where Sunday mornings, the children they will complete their final will avoid, repetition in subject year in Architecture at the Unimatter and will receive a more versity of Arizona. intensive program.

They were married in an Another Aleph class will start August 9 ceremony in Seattle, on a 2-day-a-week program if Washington, attended by their enough children register for it. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam The_ class will meet Tuesday Greenberg of O m a h a ; Mrs. and* Thursday afternoons.

Phyllis Saul and Mr. Frank The 3-day class will be taught Saul of San Francisco, Califorby Mrs. Sidney Mendelsohn .nia. Other guests included Joe and the 2-day class by Mrs. Greenberg and Mrs. Steven Seglin, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hockenberg.

Classes will begin Tuesday, Coleman Greenberg, Chappaqua, New York. fiSept. 2.

A program of classes, lectures, social hour and child care will be offered this fall to women in the Des Moines community. The " M o t h e r s' Day Out," program will be held each Wednesday from Oct. 1 through Dec. 10 at T e m p l e B'nai Jeshurun.

Coffee and rolls at 9:30 a.m. will be followed by classes at Making their home in Lincoln,.Neb., at 49 Treinridge Road 10 a.m. in painting, living Juda- are Mr. and Mrs. John S. Katelman who were married Monday, ism, Yoga, modern social prob- Aug. 25. • lems, and creative stitchery.

Rabbi Isaac Nadoff and Cantor Manfred Kuttner officiated at Luncheon will be served at the 7 p.m. ceremony at Beth Israel Synagogue. A dinner followed noon and lectures will be of- at the Blacks tone Hotel House and Garden's Room. bride is the former Shelli Strauss, daughter of Mr. and fered from.12:45 to 2 p.m. Lec- Mrs.The Donald B. Strauss. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Katelman are the ture topics will include current parents of the bridegroom. , legislative problems, MontesMrs. Robert E. Stein was matron of honor for her sister. Miss sori Method, flower arranging, Roni Fisher served as bridesmaid. legal problems of the minorHoward R. Katelman, brother of the bridegroom, was best ities, c o n s u m e r protection, man. Mark Eveloff served as groomsman.

Jon Jabenis, Leon Polikov and Gary Katelman, cousin of the breast cancer, and prison conbridegroom, ushered. , , ditions in Iowa.

The program is open to all women in the community, Vfbfessional care for children age six months and older will be available.

Cost for the 10-week session John Hlavacek, KMTV news members and their wives.

Is $25 for a woman with one Reservations may be made child and $18 for a' woman analyst, will speak to the Beth without c h i l d r e n . Rates for El Synagogue Men's Club, Sat- with Jack Saferstein, 397-5657 more than one child or for a urday, September 6, at 9:45 or with the synagogue office, half-day program are being ar- p.m. preceding the annual Mid- 533-3221. ranged. night Sellhot Service.

"Mothers' Day Out" is sponMr. Hlavacek will report on sored by Jewish Social Service observations and impressions and the J e w i s h Community gained from his recent trip to Center, both beneficiaries of Israel and some of the Arab Des Moines •— Fifty-six chilthe Jewish Welfare Federation. countries. dren b e t w e e n five and ten A question and answer period years of age participated in the and refreshments will follow Jewish C o m m u n i t y Center summer day- c a m p program Mr. Hlavacek's presentation. this year.

—,-...--•A monument in memory of An admission fee of ?1 will Camp Shalom was based at BERTHA GOLDSTEIN will be bo charged those who haye not dedicated Sunday, Aug. 31 at Jester Park, with swimming in10:30 a.m. at Beth El Ceme- paid their 1969-70 Men's Club struction at Camp Dodge swimdues before or at theHlavacek tery. Rabbi Meyer. Kripke and ming pool. Other regular activCantor Aaron Edgar will offi- "pfograihT" Admission Will be ities included crafts, games, free to paid-up Men's Club ciate. . songs, athletics, dances, Oneg Shabat, cookouts and n a t u r e lore, horseback riding, miniature golf, and field trips.

Dave Blackman was director Published weekly on Friday beginning (he last week in August of Camp Shalom. Staff memthrongh second week.in July by the Jewish Federation of Omaha. bers included M a r g e Black" — 7 ; ' ; Jecond Cl«i» POJUOO P«ld «t Om»h«, Nebr... ;.

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Stephanie S a n d i e r , Helen Badower, Larry Aronow, Dave Blackman, Jr., and Mary Pomerantz were counselors in training, and Melinda B l a c k m a n Jraperu was camp aide.

Mr. and Mrs. Lazier Singer have announced the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Ann, to Stuart Wayne Kutler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kutler. The engagement was announced at a party • given by

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10:00 a.m.—Beth El Jacob Sisterhood Board, Beth El Ja- . cob Synagogue Wednesday, Sept. 3 12:30 p.m.—Pioneer Women, Children of Israel Synagogue Thursday, Sept. 4 • 1:00 p.m.—Hadassah Woman of the Year, honoring' Mrs. Mary Hurwitz, Hyperion Country Club Saturday, Sept. 6 , ', , , 8:30 p.m.—Slichot Dance, Temple B'nai Jeshurun' Sunday, Sept. 7 2:30 p.m.—Business and Professional Hadassah Member- _ ship Tea, home of S a r a h Chapman, 4341' Grand Ave.

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Miss Stager was graduated summa cum laude from the University of Tekas at Austin where she was elected'to Phi Beta Kappa honorary. She was affiliated with Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority. Tbi bride-elect plans to attend graduate school in Educational Psychology at Creighton University in • the fall.

Mr. Kutler is.a graduate of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, where he received a B.S. degree in Business Administration. He was a member of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity and served as president during his junior year. Presently Mr. Kutler is Vice President of Holmes Freight Lines in Oma« ha.

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SERVICES Friday: 8:15 p.m.

Cantor Aaron I. Edgar will conduct the musical service.

Rabbi Myer S. Kripke will deliver the pulpit lesson.

Ssterday: X —— Morning Service: 10 a.m. Mincha Maariv: 7:43 p.m.

Sunday: Warning Service: 9 a.m.

Dtfy: Services at 7 a.m. and 7 pjn.

• • • BAS MITZVAH DEBBY PAPPEMIEIMER, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Pappenhelmer, and LYNN BERENSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berenson, will , become Boot Mitzvah at -the Friday evening services, August 29th and Saturday moming service, August 30th.

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SERVICES Friday: Traditional Service, Kobolas Shabbos: 7:30 p.m.

Saturday: Morning Service: 8:45 a.m.'

Rabbi Nadoff will conduct the Talmud Class at 7:15 p.m. followed at 7:45 p.m. by Mincha, Sholasb Sudos and Maariv.

Sanday: George Anderson Morning Service: 9 a.m. Followed by breakfast and Rabbi's class in "The Twelve Minor Prophets."

Daily Services at 7 a.m. and 7:43 George Anderson, Wide Rep.m. ceiver for the Omaha Mus• • • tangs, will direct the activities BAR MITZVAII The Bar Mitevah of GARY for the new Junior Sports Club SHELDON' CBASEN, son of offered by the Jewish CommunMr. and Mrs. Jay Chasen will ity Center.

Designed for boys ages 8 and be celebrated Saturday, Au9, the Junior Sports Club will gust 30, 19© at 8:45 a.m.

BAR MITZVAH hold a series of 6 flag football • * • LARRY COHEN, son of Mrs. WARREN HOWARD WEIN- clinics with team play. BeginPeggy Cohen and Mr. Donald ning Thursday, September 11, Coben, will observe his Bar ER, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis the clinic will meet at ElmWeiner, will celebrate his Bar Mftzvab at the services Friday wood Park from 3:45 p.m. to evening and Saturday morning, Mitzvah at the service Satur- 5:15 p.m. every T h u r s d a y day, September 6, at 8:45 a.m.

September 5 and 6. through October 16.

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Further' information a b o u t SISTERHOOD MEMORIAL SERVICE this new special program is The first luncheon meeting The annual Memorial Service available at the J.C.C. 342-1366. will be held Sunday, August 31, of the .Sisterhood will be held at 11 a.m. at Beth El Cemetery, Tuesday, September 2, at 12:30 84th and L Streets. Rabbi Myer p.m. in the Synagogue's Social - ; .

S. Kripke and Cantor Aaron I. HalL The program will include- a Edgar will officiate. discussion of the High Holidays

by Rabbi Isaac Nadoff and a The 1969 Youth Council flag reading by Mrs. Phil Schwartz football season will begin Sepentitled "Yom Tov Nostalgia." tember - 7, - All - games will be • • • - • - . - SERVICES played at Elm wood Park.

Friday: 7:30 p.m .

MEMORIAL SERVICE Rayim is the defending chamSabbath Services will be held • -'Annual Memorial Services In the Milton and Corinne Liv- will be held Sunday September pion, but a young Chaim Weizingston Chapel. Rabbi Sidney 7, at Golden Hill Cemetery at mann crew may challenge for H. Brooks and Cantor Manfred 11:00 a.m. and at Beth Heme- the championship this year.

--F. Kuttner will officiate. drosh Hagodol Cemetery at - Schedule for September 7 2:00 P.M. Rabbi Isaac Nadoff AZA 1 vs. Rayim 10:00 a.m.

BARMITZVAH and Cantor Eli Landman will " AZA 100 VS.C.W. 10:00 sum . The Bar Mitzvah of LANCE officiate.

MARGOLIN, son of Mr. and • • • Mrs. MiBard Margolin, will be SLICHOS SERVICES - observed at the service SaturSlichos services will be held day, September 6, at 11 a.m. Saturday September 6, at MIDMiss Dede Sokblot will arNIGHT. A family coffee hour, rive tomorrow from San Fransponsored by Sisterhood, will cisco, California, for a three be held in the Social hall, be- week visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sokolof. Folginning at 10:30 P.M. Youth ^groups... are planning lowing her Omaha visit, sho activities toprecede the^Slichos will return to Los Angeles to complete her graduate studies Friday: 7:45 p.m.

Service. at the State University of CaliSaturday: fornia.

Morning Service: 8:45 a.m.

SENIOR CITIZENS' Mincha-Maariv.: 7:45 p.m.

Warren Wejner, son of Mr.' LOUNGE Sunday: and Mrs. Louis Weiner, placed Till Senior Citixtm' Loungt «t th» Morning Service: 7 a.m.

Jtwith Community Cmaltr will b» in three events in the Ponca C 1 M * 4 Monday, Scpfambar I , LaDally: Hills Equestrian Center Horse Show.

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