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Four-Day Winter Day Camp Lined Up For Grade Schoolers at the Center A special four-day winter day camp sponsored by the Jewish Community Center's Activity Department will bo the rhajor concluding activity of programs lor vacationing grade schoolers, Harry Siilinan, Center Committee Chairman, said. OprnB January 2 Mr. Sidman stated that this particular program, s t a r t i n g Tuesday, January 2 and running' through Friday, January fi will be carried on in the Center.from 9:30 a. m, to 4 p.m. Small, well supervised groups of children under professional supervision, will bo featured in the c;imp designed for a limited enrollment. The fee for this win-
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Camp Buddies Will Meet Again, Sunday Reunion af Center Cnmp films will bo shown at the annual reunion of former Jny-C-C campers, this Sunday at the Jewish Community from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Scenes of former campers, counselors and personnel parliclpatinR in cnmp activities will lie presented. Plans for the 1962 camping season will he revealed at the reunion. All the campers and counselors are invited to attend.
tor holiday program will he 55 with youngsters bringing a light lunch each day to be supplemented by snacks and treats in the morning'and afternoon. •Swimming, Crufts, Games Swimming, cralts, games and singing are among the activities that will occupy children's active hours at the day camp program. Sports Fcutlviil Other Center vacation activities for grade, school boys and girls include a Maccnbiah, (sports festival), Tuesday, and shows on Wednesday and Friday. Swimming sessions are slated for Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday with the jiym being open for youths on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. All of the vacation programs start at 2 p.m. and conclude with a big hobby show Sunday, January 7. The hobby show, with nil children being invited to display their collections and hobbies, will include prizes and awards.for nncli general hobby area. Admission to the hobby show is open to the public.
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Jerusalem—The flags of Nepal, Nigeria, Liberia, Ethiopia, and Sierra Leone as well as the Union Jack, representing Kenya, Easutoland and Southern Rhodesia Senior Citizens' occupy a place of honor at the Lounge lo Be Hebrew Univers'iVy-11 a i a s s a l i Medical School where 17 students, Open Tuesday from these areas including one The Senior' Citizens Lounge at girl, pursue their medical studies. tlie Jewish Community Center In addition to their medical will lin open on Tuesday from 10 training, conducted in English, a.m. to 4 p.m. instead of Monday, these students are taking intenJanuary 1. sive courses in Hebrew. •
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United Nations, N. Y. (WNS)— The United Nations General Assembly ended this year's debate on the Arab refugee problem by killing two A r a b - s p o n s o r e d amendments to an American resolution on the problem. • The first of the two pro-Arab amendments called for a d d i n g two members to the PCC. All major western powers voted against
Fraternities Merge Two Jewish college fraternities Phi Epsllon Pi and Kappa Nu have merged Into one organization. The new g r o u p will be known us Phi Epsilon Pi.
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it. The second would have asked the PCC "to take measures for the protection of the rights, property and interests of the Palestine Arab refugees, located in Israel," a bid for a custodian In. Israel. The United States, Britain and France again led the opposition. Both amendments received a majority but not the two-thirds majority needed for passage.
Different Prisons Set for Eichmann Tel Aviv (WNS) Israeli police officials indicated they are taking no chances on Adolf Eichman being killed by fellow-prisoners while awaiting disposition of the death sentence against him. Tho former Gestapo colonel "will be kept on the move from one prison to another until then. . An appeal has been filed with the Israel Supreme Court but no court action is expected b f ne.'-t March.
Plans for the annual Child Rescue Dinner of the Pioneer Women's Organization will celebrate the 75th birthday of I s r a e l's Prime Minister David Ben Gurion, a musical program by Mrs. Milton Ncarenberg and an address by Dr. Sara Fedor of Columbia, Israel — The Cabinet recently Mo., a prominent lecturer and decided to increase the Governsociologist. ment budgetary investments for The function will be held Sun- improving the standard of living day,'January. 7 at The Jewish in the Arab and Druze Villages by stepping up the development Community Center at 6 p.m. Mrs.' Sam Novak will be chalr- of'tho farming economy, speeding . mail of the evening. Mmes. Sarah up the establishment of additional Schwartz and Morris Slerenbcrg local councils, expanding health ore In charge of banquet arrange- and educational services, connectments. It e s e r v a 11 o n s ($2 per ing more villages to the electricplate) tnay bo roade by calling ity and w a t e r networks, «n4 ildi ittore local roads. 342-2402 or 34G-W80.
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C.v Seitchleli , The Jewish Community O u t e r point average per name. v-°aeh finds itself in the midst of an Norman Halm needs little else as exciting campaign as over 'SM Jacobson terrorizes his opponents, controlling !>oUi backljoards and jilaycrs hutlle in four leagues. Varsity, Last year's champs blocking shots. ijtli anil fith liraclr, I-Oo-Van conlinue to set Die pace with Lindy Paul, Fred Bernstein and proving to be the cla..s of the Marshall lieckcr leading I ho way. loop wilh the best balanced team. M a r k el Cleaners with Sandy Hob Jacobson. Hub tluss, Dan Brophy, Ed Bel;;rale and .lack Milder, Kick ami Bruce Gilinsky Stiss loom as the dark-horses. are all steady players. SlosburjT, H o t - s h o o t i n i ; Dave Goldstein however with John Horwich and makes Micklin Lumber a slron;; Gary Soiref remain a s e r i o u s contender while 11. C. Cola stum- threat. I'.ayco may have the best player in the loop with Mark bles in last place. Wo'lpa. Vouth Council, Jtonu easily runVARSITY LEAGUE Wen Lest ning away with eight straight Milder 3 1 victories. Buddy Kpstein and Mike //.arkcl 1 1 Mickiin .-2 7 •Sherman power Coach Jerry Her- R.C. Cola 1 3 for Wednesday (Jon. 3) man's crew to another title. Konu 7-30 pGames "i—RC Cola vs Mart-el ,. vs. Milder rriust wait for outside competition 8 20 p m —MicHSn . YOUTH COUNCIL at the end of the season for any Won Lest Ronu 8 0 real competition. Rayim . . . . 7th and Ktli (• ruili-, A sensa- A.Z.A. 100 2 6 t tional'race wilh three teams tied A.Z.A! IGames lor Sunday (Jon. 7)2 11 a. m.—Ronu vs. A.Z.A. 1C0 for first place at the moment. 12 noon—Royim vs. A.Z.A. 1 Kaiman's. with Marc Komanik 7TH AND 8TH GRADE LEAGUE Won Lost find Jerry llollis arc-tough. Lee Kaimon 2 1 David • 2 ' Ross, perhaps the most polished Mogen Fireside 2 1 pvrformer in the league, makes Borsheim 0 3 for Sunday (Jan. 7) Mogen-David a title threat. Aside 4-30 p Games m.—Moncn-David vs. Fireside Kalman . . . vs. Bonhelrn from Ross, Coach Phil Sokolof 5-30 pSTHm— AND iTH GRADE LEAGUE pets steady performances from Won Lost I-Go-Van 3 0 John Kateltnan, John Rubin and Slosbura 1 1 Rayco 1 2 Steve Sokolof. The favorites how- Treliok 0 3 ever arc Firesides with towering Games for Sunday (Jci. 7) 2:30 p. m.—Rayco vs. I Go Von IX .Jacobson with a twenty-eight 3:30 p m.—Trellak vs. Slosbura.
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Tel Aviv (WNS) — Seventyfour African youth organization leaders have completed a youth leadership course in'Israel. Mrs. Ben Handler Is very grateful to her friends and friends of Mlzrafhi Women for the honor paid her at the organization's December meeting. ! ...
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in Ohio Miss Rochelle Greenberg, formerly of Omaha ami Ronald M. Lipson, son of Mrs. Milton S. Iipson, Cleveland, O., wore married last .Sunday in a double-rin;» ceremony at Beth El Synu(;o;;ue. Ilabbi Herman M. Cohen, Miami Beach, Fia. and Italjbi Myur .S Kripke officiated. The bride the daughter of Mrs Julius Kunik of Iowa City, la and tlie late Max Greenhorn, wore a sown of Chantilly lace and a veil of Chantilly lace in a mantilla effect. She was given in marriage by her brother, Dr. Michael Greenberg of New Yorl: City. Her attendants were her cousin. Mis:. Roberta Shafton of Sioux Falls, S. D , as maid-of-honor and her sister, Miss Judy Kunik, Iowa City as bridesmaid. Serving as best man was his brother, Paul N. Lipson, Los Angeles, Cal. Dr. Michael Grwnbcrg also served as groomsman. A dinner at the Ulackslonu Hotel followed the ceremony, 'i'lie Lipsons will live at 418'J Bayard Road; South Euclid, O. Among the otrt-cMcwn oucsis Vvcre the
oom's mother, and Mrs, Baltc Dubln, ith of Clevelond, O.; Mr, end Mrs. Ira KKopenstcln, Milwoufcee. Wis.; Mr. ond Mrs. Stephen Swartl, Rochester. Minn.; Mrs. Herman M. Cohen, Miami Beach, Flo.; Miss Sarall Smllh, Kamat City, Mo.; Or. Ben Greenbero, York, Ncbr.; Mr. end Mrs. Loud Shaflon, Sioux Folli, S. D.; Miss Ooldene Braverman* CMcogo, III.; A'r. and Mrs. Swortz, Judy SwarU end Alan Sworii, Minneapolis, Minn. Callfornluns present ot tha wcddlnn were Joseph Kay, Berkeley; Dr. Harold Kay, Piedmont; Mrs. Sorch Kay, Loi Angles. Iowa guests were Mrs. Aaron Oravcrnion, Sam Worton, Mr. and Mrs. Scrn saltrrnun, iuwa City, and Mrs, timma Brorfcrmon, Des Molnes.
ISKAEL A(SKICl'I,TUi:AL EXPERT TO AID BOLIVIA La Paz, Bolivia (JTA)—Yitzhalc Levy, Director General of the. Israel Ministry of Agriculture, will study Bolivian agricultural problems within tha framework of a technical assistance agreement between Israel and Bolivia.
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MENT AT UKTII EL Entertainment ami a midnight supper will be featured by the Youni; Couples Club, January 13 at 8:20 p.m. ut a "Gay Nineties" dance at Iioth V.I Synagogue. Dance committee members are Jfraes. Kenneth Weinor, Miles Remer, Harold Karp, Justin Manvtiz, Max Grunat, Dick Martin, Martin Staenberjj. Ilcservations may be made by calling Mrs. Granat, 55G-&719. * • • TEEVAGKIIH IN SIUX AT HOARD H'NCIIKON Members of Beth Israel Sisterhood will be luncheon guests at the open board meeting on Tuesday, January 2, nt 12:30 p.m. in the synasoRiic social hall. A skit "Off to Convention" will be presented by the synagogue youth organization teenagers, coordinated by Mrs. Albert Friedman, sisterhood's representative to youth commission and by .Samuel Stone, director of education of the I!eth Israel synagogue. CLASSES KHSirMED ON JANt'AKY 10 .The Temple A d u l t Hebrew class will resume study sessions on Wednesday, January 10 at 1 p.m. RADIO l'lMMlX'T GROWS Tlio Jewish Youth Council's radio hook-up in the Jewish Community Center can now carry broadcasts of basketball panics throughout the building. The extension work was performer! by Uarry Kort and Harry Friedman. Announcers this wclc are Jerry Novak, Louis Cliunovic, Joi? Krman, Neil Simon, Kort and Friedman.
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SANFOItD I'ltEICUSIAN Bar Mitzv;ih of K.-mford Froedman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin I'Vocdman on Friday, Dcembcr 30 at the 10:30 a.m. service.
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News Capsules Cn,TUHAL TKKATV Guatemala City — A cultural treaty between Israel and CluatcInala signed here, is expected to further strengthen friendly relation.'! between the two countries. FKANCK LIFTS CICKISS Tel Aviv—(JTA) Franco lifted all existing curbs on the flow of Israel industrial exports to that country. MOKE SI'OKTs" Jerusalem- -Education Minister Abba Kbnn called on local authorities in Israel to provide lar;;cr allocations for sport:;.
Oouncii Gives Parly For Blind Children A bowlini; party for children from the Nebraska City school for the blind and Omaha. siRlit center was sponsored recently by the Omaha Section of the National Council of Jewish Women with Mines. Robert Fromkin and Norman Lincoln as co-chairmen in chartx1. .Serving ns hosts to (heir blind guests Wf.ro Steven I.uttbi.'j;, Allen Muskin, Michael Finite!, Debby t'romkin, Susan Levins, I-orrie LuttbcrR. Ronald Wolfson, .Susan Lincoln and Judy Lincoln.
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Jacques Upcliitz, one of tho world's foremost sculptorn, gives his cniiro coiiecllon of original erentlons in clay to the American Israel Cultural Foundation. I t will bo housed In a special Llycliltz Pavilion of .tlio new Jerusalem Museum of Art. Llpehltz, shown with Ills unfinished new. work, "Sophia," In Ws studio nt Hastlng-j-on-IIudson, discuswd lilt gift with (loft to right) Samuel Rubin, Foundation president and Billy Rose, tlio museum's A r t Commllteo chairman.
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