Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 20

1 i i. f- 29 TlWaxUy, Tthrnarw Ij 1968 P.M. IJiwoln Erentng JonnuJ Nebraska State Joshnal 'oi "oLijoi oi-rioi Joi S- 1 Recreation Nee4 Noted Malone Center Hears Samuels Malorie Community Center's members "must work to have the city accept its responsibility for recreation." Election at Annual Meetin ft Ackerman President Of Community Council James N. Ackerman, Lincoln attorney' and 'former president of the Lincoln Community Chest, is the new president of the Lincoln Community Council. i 'I nr kzd urge Wp iBAOn 1 titles LJ LlBBY PINEAPPLE He and otner new council officers were elected at the combined annual meeting of the Community Council and Community Chest a wrence T.

Tyler As first vice i dent; Dr. Charles S. Miller, second vice i nt; John Mason, 3rd vice pres ideht, a Mrs. Donald W. Gerhard, Ackerman 4th vice president.

New Council oxecutive committee members elected for 3-year terms are: Sober Ammaa, John CdwfflaMrt. Gwm Holyaka, JudR W. W. Nuern-barwr. Daniel Ecmiiio, Dr.

Kenneth Rose, E. N. Thompson and Dr. George liaaterwood. Julw Samuels ra elected to ill an unexpired two-year term.

Chest executive Jommittee members elected for one-year terms were: x. wuenrm Bradley, Gene C. Eaton, Jiok D. TromWa and Moron Weil. oa the committee are orfioera who were elected Dec.

15. They are Fred A. Her- nation, president; John C. Angle, firat vice president; Mr. Gene Christiansen, eoond vice president; Harry P.

Seard, eoretary. and Waiter E. Nolle, treas- "New members of the Chest's board of directors elected for 3-year terms, are: Lawrence C. Beldin. Dr.

Quentin Bradley, Mrs. Carl A. DonaWsuo, Freeman E. Everett, Herbert H. Heumann, Gilbert Laws, Dr.

John T. McGreer, Walter E. Nolte, John F. Pavioh. Larry C.

Price and Myron Weil. John Angle, United Appeal chairman last year, presented outstanding citizenship awards to employes and officers of 13 firms. The firms met a goal for last fall's United Appeal based on the ADVERTISEMENT COMPLEXION CLEARS AMAZINGLY FAST OMAHA, L. Bonacci, 2556 Pierce St, says: "Baker's Beauty Lotion cleans my skin thoroughly, and skin blemishes just disappear. Baker's is a name you can trust.

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of Richmond, is the first Negro to command a United States warship. He has taken command of the destroyer escort Falgout at Pearl Harbor. Post Office Qerks Meet Discuss Problems In Closed Session Lincoln Post Office clerks held a special closed meeting to discuss "continuing problems in the Lincoln postal system," Leonard Buresch, president of Local 112 of the United Federation of Postal Clerks said. Buresch said 57 members of the postal clerks' organization attended. He declined to say what problems jwere dis cussed, or what action was taken at the meeting.

Lincoln postal clerks and carriers last August held a grievance meeting with -officials of the Lincoln Post Office. Since that time, Postmaster 0. E. Jerner has resigned as postmaster, along with several other top-ranking administrative personnel. Many clerks have complained in the past when tours of duty were re-adjusted and their working hours were changed.

Gagarin Honored Cairo (UPI) President Gamal Abdel Nasser awarded Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin the Order of the Nile, then entertained the touring spaceman at a state dinner. 1 1 LJ RED SOUR CHERRIES -loi -ii No. 2 Can 303 Cans 2SL3K "c.0: 63' Mil. 39' Pkg. 29' Cent let with chtcs 80 ct.

YELLOW The center's attention, iald guest speaker Julius Samuels, should be centered on such things as education of young, job opportunities for Negroes, medical care, 'urban renewal and housing. Samuels, University of Ne braska social work professor, described community centers in Africa "where the people gather to meet their needs dream dreams and make He emphasized self-help must be the first princi pal of any community center, wherever it might be located. The speaker recently re turned from a two-year stay in Israel. Director James Cox, who leaves Friday for a new post in Buffalo, N.Y., reported a total attendance of 41,605 for 1961 center activities. This represents participation by 90 different groups.

He noted the cooperation of city leaders in Malone pro gram and problems. "I know thatTvith the same interest, the problems of hous ing employment, school drop outs and others will be solved eventually," Cox said. The Rev. Everett Reynolds was re-elected president. Oth er officers are: Harry Seward, firat vice president Julian Hopkins, second vice president Mrs.

Susan Hamburger, secretary, and Mrs. inora Letcner, treasurer. New board members; Mrs. Shirley Huicherson, Mrs. Helen Greenwade, Mrs.

Leola Bullock. Or. Garnet Larson, Mrs. Yvonne Finigan. Re-elected directors: Ihe Rev.

Dafrel Berg, Dr. Melvin Boykin, Perry Dnulhit. ueorge Bucaner ana juiian nopains. Wind Erosion Loss Reported Washington Ufi Some 25,750 acres of land in Nebraska have been damaged in recent months by wind erosion, according to the U.S. Dept.

5f Agriculture. The department said a total of 244,930 acres in the Great Plains area were damaged during the period. J. A super tnnira ItmH uuiisa mm- FROM LIBBY Deep Brown Beans 2 29 3 3 3 i RCEb'CTElf LIBBY RIPE OLIVES Kinr Siie. LIBBY SPINACH LIBBY CORNED BEEF fair share standard of giving.

Employes of Russell Stover Candies Inc. were also cited for acceptance of the fair share plan. Firms' receiving award plaques were: Bea Simon'. Farmers' Mutual Ineor-aura Co. of Nebraska, First Continental National Bank and Trust First Nebraska Securities, Gold's of Nebraska, Journal -Star Pristine Maiee's, Millar at Paine, National Bank of Com-snerct, Nebraska National Ue Insurance J.

C. Penney, Union Insnranoi and Waaver-MJnier. Gene C. Eaton, 1961 Community Chest president, and Louis B. Finkelstein, 1959-60-61 Council president, received community service awards.

-Statistics on last fall's United Appeal showed 36,618 contributors giving a total of $678,695. TMs maintained Lincoln's national record of 35 consecutive successful campaigns. MlJOngo Tax $11,832 Twelve Lincoln organizations paid a total of $5,916 in state bingo taxes in 1961, Gould B. Flagg, Department of Agriculture official, reported. The report covers those organizations which paid more than $100 in taxes during the year.

Each of the organizations also paid an equal amount of tax either to Lincoln or Lancaster County depending upon whether the unit was located in the city or county. This would bring the total tax they paid to $11,832. Since the bingo tax represents V)7c of the total gross receipts, this means $118,320 was wagered on the game from January 1, 1961 to January 1 of this year. Names of the organizations and the amount of taxes paid to the state are: BPO Elks Lincoln Lodfe No. 80, $144: Construction Laborer's Local Union No.

1140 Building Corporation. $219; Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 147, $202; Knights of Pythias Lincoln Lodge No. 16, $122; Legionnaire Club-LaSoriete Des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevauv, Lincoln Hospital Association, $317; Lincoln Union Label Council, 8576; Loyal Order of Moose Lincoln Lodge No. 175, 1228; St.

Mary's Cathedral, (431; St. Patrick Church. 8626; St. Patrick Holy Name Society, 8174, and Veterans of Foreign Wan Hsrris-Fraley Post No. 131, Sir HI.

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