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dives. Right behind was Mexi-
co.'s Joaquin Capilla. Hungary:
Josef Garlach was third anc
Americas Gary Tobian of Lo'
Angeles was a closeup fourth
Roman Brener of Russia wa:
fifth and Bill Farrell the tnirc
American from Los Angeles. was
sixth among the IL who quail.
fled for tomorrow's finals.
Pat McCOrmick Favored
Mrs. Pat Mccormick will oper
the defense of Ter second Olym-
pic diving title on tomorrow'i
program in her attempt to re.
peat her double triumph at Eel
sinki in 1852. The comely Lake
wood. Calf. housewife Who woL
the springboard championship
Tuesday is favored to repeat ir
the platform finals Friday night
Paula Myers Of Glendora, Calf.
runnerup to Mrs. Mccormick ir
the Olympic trials. and Mrs
Juna Irwin Of Glendale, Calf.
will try to pick up some mor'
points.
1t is up to the swimmers anC
divers to carry the point bu. der
all by themselves in the next-to.
last day Of full competition while
the Russians grind out more
wins in gymnastics.
The women's 40O-meter relay
team is one Of eight tlnslistS
but Australia's quartet Oi
sprinters is expected to grab the
gold medal.
No American survived the tria,
heats in the mems 200-Inetel
breast stroke event, but Uncl'
Sam is given a good chance il
the 100-meter backstroke event
Russian GymnastS Score
Russia's women's gymnastiC
team had been piling up point:
all through the long day, but
the United States swimmer:
were doing their best to keer
Uncle Sam out front in the un.
official point table.
Five women broke the Olympic
record in the trials for the 400
meter freestyle race, with Aus.
tralia's Lorraine Crapp clockeC
in 5:00.2, the best time. Amone
those to smash the old standard
was Marley Shriver of Glendale
Calf. who was timed in 5:07.6
Sylvia Ruuska of Berkeley
Calf, also qualified for Friday'l
final with Miss Shriver, three
Australians. two Hungarians anc
a French girl. Susan Gray oi
Washington was eliminated, al.
though she finished second tt
Miss Crapp In her heat.
IL Points in Yachting
America picked up II point.
IN the five yachting events finally
completed today after seven day,
of competition. The United
States won the Star Glass with
Kathleen. skippered by vii.
liams. John Marvin OF Marble.
Evening star., 1956-12-05

head, Mass, finished third in
the Dinghy Finn Class. The
other point-winner for Uncle
Sam was Rush w. skippered by
Ferdinand Schoettle. jr., of Phil
adelphia to fourth place in the
5.5-meter class.
Sweden won the Dragon Class
with Slaghoken II and the SIS
meters with Rush v. New Zea-
lands Jest took the Sharpe gold
medal after Australia's Falcon
Nv was disqualified on a protest
by France. Paul Elvstrom of
Denmark, who won the Dinghy
Finn class in both 1948 and 1852,
made 1t three in a row.
Americas Dragon entry, Spirit
III, skippered by Eugene Valet.
of New Orleans. was 11th in the
final race of the seven-race Sc
ries and finished ninth in the
standings. The United States
Sharpe boat, Tineke, with Eric
Olsen of Essex. Conn, was ninth
| in the seventh race and not
among point winners in the
overall standings.
The Russian women piled it
on in gymnastics, taking II
points in one event, the vaulting
horse, with a 1-2-5 finish in the
competition won by Larisa Lat
yina. She tied with Agnes
Keleti of Hungary and both
were given gold medals in the
free standing event.
Although Miss Keleti Of Hun
gary took the parallel bars and
the balanced beam events, Larisa
Latyina won the gold medal for
combined aggregate score and
Russia clinched the team cham
pionship in women's gymnastics.
The United States team was last
with one event to go.
! Neither gold medal in shooting
was won by a Russian. Ro-
mania's Stefan Petrescu tied the
world record with a 587 score in
the silhouette event and Can
ada's Gerald Ouelette hung up a
perfect 600 score to win the
small bore rifle shooting from
prone positions.
Saber Entries Lose
| Americas three entrants in
the individual saber fencing
class were eliminated while Rus
sia qualified one for the final
round. George Worth and Allan
Kwartler were beaten in the
semifinals and DR.. Thor Nyilas
lost in the second-round pool.
All three are from New York.
Russia's water polo team
whipped the United States, 81,
in a game in the final pool. Bill
Ross Of Whittier. Calf, scored
the lone American goal.
/ Saturdays soccer final was set
up between Russia and Yugo-
slavia when the Russians fought
their way past Bulgaria, 81, in
an overtime semifinal match.
Yugoslavia eliminated India
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1956-12-05
Aroeon Stops Poirier

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Dec. 5
I(P.-Art Aragon Of Los Angeles,
fourth ranking welterweight,
came out of a three-month in
voluntary retirement to score a
third-round technical knockout
over Gene Poirier of Niagara
Falls, N. Y, in Legion Stadium
last night.
Evening star., 1956-12-05
Andrews Cugers Win
Over Destroyer Force

The Andrews Air Force Base
basketball team. which will be
host to Mitchell AFB Friday
night and the Quantico Marines
Monday. prepared for those tests
last night by defeating Destroyer
Force Atlantic. 1866, at An
Idrews.
Buzz Bennett scored "a points
Ias the Rockets evened their rec
ord at two victories against two
losses. Bill Cullen dumped in
% for DesLant.
Evening star., 1956-12-05
Three AiIing Punthers
Due to Start Saturday

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 5 (P.-
Three of the firSt-stringers on
IJitt's football team are handi-
capped by leg injuries but are
expected to start in the season
Iwindup against Miami in Florida
Saturday.
Hobbling around during a
practice session yesterday were
Quarterback Corny Salvaterra,
Tackle Bob Pollock and Center
Charles Brueckman.
Evening star., 1956-12-05
BY the Associated Press

It's hard to believe the coach
|of a basketball team that has
won 10 straight games has many
problems. but Red Auerbach
head man of the Boston Celtics
lis deep in thought these days.
Reds problem is one that his
fellow coaches would be happy
to have--it's merely a question
lof deciding what players to DROP
from his red-hot combination
when Frank Ramsey gets out Of
the Army and ii Bill Russell de-
lcideS to join the team.
The streaking Celtics notched
their 10th straight last night
lrallying to nip the st. Louis
Hawks, 108-l07. in the opener
lof a Madison Square Garden
Idouble-header. The New York
lKnickerbockers bumped the
Minneapolis Lakers. 101-88, in
the other half. while Syracuse
edged the Fort Wayne Pistons
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-13
Bridal Shower Held

Bridal Shower Held
A bridal shower was held at the
home of Janet and Mrs. Howard
Edinger Saturday, December 8, for
Miss Nancy King, bride-elect of Mr..
Robert Edinger. The wedding will
take place December 80 at $3.50 p. m.
in the Maple Grove Methodist church
at Columbus, Ohio. Many beautiful
and useful gifts were presented to
the guest of honor by Misses Joan
Reusser, Mary Badertscher, Joyce Dill
Ter, Sandra Berry, Jo Ann Hostettler,
Laura Kaufman, Rosella Walton, Ell
len Balmer, Karin Hauenstein, Betty
Stewart, Jean Ann Edinger and Mes
danes Robert King, Fred Hofer
Robert Edinger, James Edinger and
son Jimmy, Harold Bell, Wesley
Sommers, Norman Edinger, Harmon
Holtzapple, Roy Holtzapple, Car
Holtzapple and Glen Krites. Regrets
were sent by Mrs. Edwin Wolber.
v
Telesis Club
The December II meeting will bt
held at the home of Mrs. Maurice
Fett with Geneva Lehman in chargt
Of the program entitled "Lonl
Christmas"
O. 4. IS. Officers Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Amstutz, Jr.
Past Matron and Patron of Blufftor
chapter, o. E. s., entertained theil
officers at o'clock dinner Sunday
evening in their country home neal
Beaverdam. Present were Mrs. Mabe
Minck, Mrs. Melvena Lewis, Mrs. Bet
ty Stratton, Mrs. Louella Stauffer
Mrs. Effie Herring, Mrs. Georgia
Irwin, Mrs. Evelyn Gratz, Mrs
Geneva Fish, Mrs. Imagene Ewing
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Devier, Mr. ant
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Altar & Rosary Society

The Altar and Rosary society of
st. Mary's Catholic church will meet
Thursday evening in the church base
ment. A carry-in supper will be held
at 6:30. This is guest night and the
Christmas party. Mrs. Francis Schu-
macher will be hostess for the eve
ming.
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by troop leaders to the following !:
Troop 125-Beverly Benroth, Nancy
Sue Baumgartner, foot traveller, farm
er, star, pen pal, world gifts, bird
and adventurer; Suann Clauss, world
gifts, cook; Nancy Patterson, ath-
lete, world gifts, foot traveller; Con-
ME Patterson, sports, foot traveller,
world gifts; Betty Stratton, camp
craft, cook, athlete, my community;
Kay Zimmerly, athlete, world gifts
md my community.
Troop 124-Janis Gable, rambler,
cook, good grooming, wood, and back
yard camper; Carol Jordan, dabbler,
good grooming, backyard camper;
Joan Dirmeyer, good grooming and
backyard camper; Sally Schaaf, cat
and dog, backyard camper, good
grooming and dabbler; Mary Smuck-
er, cook, good grooming, backyard
camper and dabbler.
| Troop 128-,Joan Emmert, cyclist
and good grooming; Rachel Hilty
cyclist, mammal, skating, drawing
and painting and good grooming
Donna Jean Klingler, cyclist, mann.
NAL, salt water, cat and dog, an6
good grooming; Donna Mae McCluer
cyclist, mammal, homemaker, birds
garden flower, cat and dog, gooc
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II BlufftOn Girl Scouts Promoted
In Court OF Awards Ceremony Thursda,

Seventeen Bluffton Girl Scouts re-
ceived promotions in rank and to-
tai of 101 proficiency badges were
presented Thursday afternoon at a
Court of Awards conducted in the
all-purpose room of the new elemen-
tary school.
Mrs. Robert Barnett. Bluffton neigh,
borhood committee chairman, wei
coined large attendance of parents
who witnessed the ceremony.
First class awards were presented
to the ninth grade troop, No. 125,
by Mrs. B. w. Travis and Mrs. Rob
ert Barnett, to the following: Nancy
Sue Baumgartner, Suann Clauss
Nancy Patterson, Connie Patterson
and Betty Stratton.
First class awards for the eighth
grade troop, No. IL, presented by
their leader, Mrs B. w. Travis, and
the assistant leader, Mrs. Arthur
Schaaf, to Janis Gable, Sally Schaaf
Mary Smucker, Kathy Traucht, JAG
queline Tschantz and Jana Steiner.
Second class awards to the sixth
grade troop II were made by theil
leader, Mrs. Clayton Harkness, assist
ed by Mrs. Allan McCluer, to Elaine
Baker, Connie Habegger, Sharlent
Lanning, Dolores Schumacher, Marci;
Travis and Karen Burkholder.
Proficiency badges were awarded
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Pleasant Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. HALEY Sheets and
son spent the week end with relatives
in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Keller were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Hauenstein.
In honor of the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. Pearl Huber, the following
spent Sunday at her home: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein, MIR. and Mrs.
laurel Reams, Mrs. Ellis VandemarK
and Sharon of Lima, Mrs. Katie
Huber of Ada and Mrs. Lille Hauen-
stein of Beaverdam.
The Christmas meeting of the
w. S. c. S. will be held at the home
of Mrs. Donna Barnes Thursday all
day.
The new address of Mrs. Cora
Huber, formerly of this community,
is-In care of Mr.. Clarence Scales,
Barbeau, Michigan. She is spending
the winter with her granddaughter
Sonda.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carder of Lima
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Moser were
Saturday evening dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Gartz.
Mrs. Clara Jennings and Mrs
Margaret Fleming are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Reichenbacr
were Sunday evening visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. j. l.. GratZ.
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Heart Attack Fatal
To Frank Zuercher

A heart attack following the ex-
ertion of shoveling snow at his resi-
dence at 179 South Mound street re-
suited in death Sunday morning at
7::15 of Frank H. Zuercher, well
known employe of the Bluffton Stone
company.
Mr.. Zuercher had just completed
his snow shoveling task, went into
the house and sat down when seized
by the attack.
Born March 18, 1892 in Versailles,
Mo-, he was the son of Isaac and
Mary (Gerber) Zuercher. He married
Cecilia Wenzinger in 1914 and she
survives.
Other survivors include daughters
Mrs. Mary Morton, Muncie, Ind;
Mrs. Marjorie Curran, and Miss
Edith Zuercher, both of San Diego
Calf; and Mrs. Helen Swank, Bluff
ton; sons, Jerome W., Lima; and
Romanus, Bluffton; brothers, Ernest
Rawson, and Wilbert, Findlay; sis
ters, Mrs. John Diller, Findlay, and
Mrs. Ed. Arnett, Turlock, Calf; ano
eight grandchildren.
Mr.. Zuercher was member of the
Findlay Moose Lodge and of ST
Mary's Catholic church.
Requiem high mass was intonee
for Mr.. Zuercher Wednesday morn.
ing in st. Mary's Catholic church
The Rev. Clarence Yeager was tn,
celebrant, and burial was in Maple
Grove cemetery. The Basinger funer
al home was in charge of arrange
ments.
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grooming and hospitality; Janice OBJ
erly, cooking, cyclist, mammal,
homemaker, good grooming and hos
pitality; Elizabeth Ann Raid, cyclist,
skating, rocks and minerals, dabbler
and good grooming; Nancy eSwank;
cyclist, mammal, dabbler and good
grooming.
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Troop 123-Elaine Baker, hospital
ity, homemaker; Connie Habegger,
hospitality and homemaker; Sharlene
Lanning, hospitality and homemaker;
Dolores Schumacher, hospitality and
homemaker; Marcia Travis, hospi-
tality and homemaker; and Laura
Yoder, homemaker.
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20-YEAR RECORD
Continued from page u


athletic department, shows that the
Pirates competed for the first time
in state tournament as sectional
champion in 1923, the first year of
organized competition. In 1923 Bluff
ton lost to Wellsville 12-17 in the
first round of play.
After going to the finals in 1929, it
was 1881 before they gained the state
event again. This time they lost to
McConnelsville, 24-25 in the opening
round.
Another banner year was in 1897
when Bluffton advanced to h c
quarterfinalss of state championship
play before losing to Midvale, 32-39.
In 1899 Midvale again beat the Pirates
33-43 in the first round.
The schools last trip to the state
meet was in 1912. Tn. the opening
round the Pirates tripped highly
touted Xenia Soldiers and Sailors
Home team, 35-31, and then won a
35-27 decision over Yorkville in the
quarterfinals. Undefeated Bremen
stopped the Pirates 33 to 81.
The booklet shows Buttons COM
plete scoring record against WBL
opponents in each year the team
has been in the league.
SPLINTERSf can be removed al
most painlessly If an ice cube is
pressed to the spot for 20 to 80 seconds
before removing.
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Century Circle

The Century circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. H. H. Huser on
December 10, with. Mrs. David Ris-
ser as assistant hostess. The pro-
gram, sKeys to Happiness" will be
given by Juanita Swank and music
will be furnished by Ruth Stearns.
Delta Kappa Gamma
The Alpha Delta Tau chapter will
hold their Christmas dinner at 600
o. m. at the home of Laura Foust
in Lima. The Christmas program will
be under the direction of Evelyn Kof-
Gel. Committee in charge includes
Opal Campbell, chairman; Margaret
Bush, Mary Belle Linnell, Rhea Earl
Anna Bright and Dorothy Clark.
Mothers Study Club
The Mothers Study club will hold
their Christmas meeting on Friday
December ID, at the home of Alice
Clauss. There will be Christmas
exchange and the committee IL
charge includes Carolyn Alderman
Mary Schiffke and Alice Clauss.
Beaverdam p. I. A.
A Christmas program will be giver
by the various grades at the next p
T. A. meeting which will be helc
December 20. Rev. William j. Han
mum, pastor of the Bluffton-R Rockport
Presbyterian churches will give the
devotions.
Poinsettia Club
Blanche Harman will be hostess tx
the Poinsettia club at their carry-ir
supper to be held at $3.50 p. m. OF
December 10. Marie Stonehill will b,
in charge of the program called "Th,
Greatest Christmas Story Ever Told.
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Mrs. Clayton Harkness and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Huser.
Early Christmas Party
An early family Christmas dinner
and party was held last Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Gene Benroth, Beverly, Janette and
Patty, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Sheidler, Diane and Susan OF
San Jose, California. Others present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shelaler
Leipsic; Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
Sands, McComb; Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Sands and Wanda, Findlay: Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Sheidler, Barbara
Becky and Tom of Mansfield; Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Macy, James ano
David of Monaco, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs
Dale Zeisloft, Eddie and Ann of Raw,
son.
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Society and clubs
Rurkholder-Schroeder

urkholder-Schroeder
Announcement has been made OF
the approaching marriage of Miss
Genevieve "A. Burkholder to Wayne
E. Schroeder.
The wedding will be an event OF
Saturday, December %, at $3.50 p. m
in the Bluffton Methodist church. A
half-hour of organ music viii precede
the ceremony. The custom of oper
church will be observed.
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ELIDA R0UTS PIRATES
Continued from page II

opened the game by scoring frequent
ly from the outside and when the
Bluffton defense loosened up to stop
they consistently drove inside to score
on easy lay-up shots.
The home club also won the reserve
game 44-40 as Bnffton spent the
entire game nipping at their oppon-
ents heels, although they didn't come
close enough to get solid bite. jim
BURY with IA and Tim Diller with IL
paced the locals while Metzger and
Sroufe counted Ia and 10 respectively
for Elida.
Bluffton will attempt to find the
right track Saturday night at the
high school when they take on neigh
boring Cory-Rawson, a team which
is in a rebuilding period following
the loss of the talented group which
carried them to the district finals
last season.
Cookie Cutouts s-Use the point of a
sturdy round toothpick rather than a
knife to cut around cookie patterns
toothpick is easier to handle.
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that on the Srd day
of January, 1857. at $500 O'Clock Il. NJ.
there will be sold mt public auction at the
Township House, Orange -.Iswrshfr. sncock
County, ohio, tbs--fcrrowins described Build
2s x~fs one story old frame building.
Said bsn1ding to be sold To the highest bidder
for fash. by Order Trustees Orange Town
shipA Hancock County, Ohio.
Ralph Carts
Kenneth Dearth
Ray Marshall
Ralph Henry, Clerk
Dec i3. 30 27
LEGAL NOTICE -
Rosemary Handy. whose placeNM qesi-
dence is unknoy&v-~will take noti04 that on
December llth. i95a the undeYssned filled
his ameDstd petitlM against 6r the
Court ~ commoDL1Ileas of Alien county.
said Court. praying for .s3Js6rD custcly
gro }nds Of gySss\sysfecf Of I8uy/ and extreme
cru&ty. SD caux viii " 1<6r hearing on
and>afssf six weeks fromth date of the
first publication hdreof.
EAREN0EN HANDY
BY Rodgers, Rodgers q wnstz. his attorneys.
Dec. Is. 20. ~ JM 3. 10. IL
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Progressive Mothers Club

The December meeting will be
held in the home of Mrs. Nelson
Steiner Tuesday evening, the 18th.
Roll Call-Favorite Christmas Music;
devotions, Mrs. Byron Anderson;
program-"Symbols of Christmas,
Mrs. Bert Swank; revealing of Mys-
terry Pals at Christmas exchange.
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Cookie Cutouts Use the point of q
sturdy round toothpick rather than q
knife to cut around cookie patterns
toothpick is easier to handle.
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B. & p. W. Club

b. & p. w. Club
The Business and Professional
Women's club will meet Monday eve-
ming, December IT, at Founders hall
for their annual Christmas party. Ii
you cannot attend, please cancel your
reservation with Mrs. Herman Hilty
by Friday noon, December Ia.
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Mothers, Mite Out Club

Mothers Mite Out Club
Mothers Mite Out club will meet
Monday evening, December II at 500
D. m. with Mrs. Helen Brooks as
hostess. Esther Anderson will have
devotions. Each member is asked to
bring a Christmas gift for her
secret sister.
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Kings Guards

Kings Guards
Next Sunday morning, December
16 at 10:30 a. M, in the Methodist
church basement, the Kings Guards
will have their Christmas program
and party. Children are to bring
their "small boots" with their con-
tributions for Home Missions and for
home in the Philippines. They are
also to bring such items as used
toys, new toys, new or used story
books, new coloring books, colors
wash cloths, soap, tooth paste, etc. fol
migrant workers. The circles of the
w. S. C. S. are furnishing gifts fol
the Kings Guards children.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-05-11

printing and re-printing. And it is
remarkable that it should be so
closely connected with the Pass
over season, since it ends with the
curse that the bondage in Egypt,
and the blessing which was the
triumphant redemption from that
bondage.
Parable for Qualify of
Religious Tolerance
And this is Franklin's parable:
And it came to pass after these
things. that Abraham sat in the
door of his tent. about the going
down of thc sun.
"And behold a man, bent with
age, coming from the way of the
wilderness, leaning on a staff.
And Abraham arose and met
him. and said unto him: Turn in.
I pray thee. and wash thy feet.
and larry all night. and thou
shalt arise early in the morning.
and go on thy way.
"But the man said, Nay, for l
will abide under this tree
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-05-11
AMERICAN GROUP TO
ESTABLISH POLIO
REHABILITATION CENTER
IN ISRAEL

TEL AVN, (JTA) - A reha-
Utilization center for children
stricken with polio-to be named
in honor of the late President
Franklin D. Roosevelt-will be
set up on Mt. Carmel in Haifa,
through contributions from
group of Americans headed by
George Swarts, of Boston. Mr..
SwartS is also active in efforts on
behalf of polio-stricken children
in his home city.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, it was
reported, had told Mr.. Swarts that
she would be happy to aid in the
work of the new center, adding
that her husband would have
been very much interested in a
project to help the. children of
Israel.