New Horizons Newspaper

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A publication of the Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging

October 2012 VOL. 37 • NO. 10

ENOA 4223 Center Street Omaha, NE 68105-2431

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Leaders Leo Adam Biga introduces New Horizons readers to community activists Jose and Linda Garcia. The Garcias ran the Las Artes Cultural Center in South Omaha and launched the Mexican American Historical Society of the Midlands. See page 10.

On board

Movement

Saddle up

In the first of a five-part series titled, ENOA board meeting, Mary Ann Borgeson, chair of ENOA’s governing board, is profiled. See page 3.

Robin Welch has been teaching dance for 47 years. Recently, she taught a series of classes at the Heartland Family Service Senior Center. See page 7.

Joe Kirshenbaum, age 93, bought a clothing store from his father-in-law in 1950 and helped build the Omaha business into Wolf Bros. Western Store. See page 18.


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