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Joffe-Bouska's Work Still Evolving
With Airbrush At Hand . . . Marcia Joffe-Bouska stands by one of her recent plexiglass paintings. Eighteen of her works - 12 paintings and six drawings - will be displayed beginning Tuesday at the Artists' Cooperative Gallery.
Art From A Tube
Showing Result . . . of more than 100 hours' airbrush work, Joffe-Bouska poses with "Bicursal," one of the paintings in her Co-op show. Swooping curved tubular shapes are her dominant artistic interest.
First Jews Came To Bluffs 100 Years Ago - Rabbi Korb To Review History Friday Night . . . .
Chevra B'Nai Yisroel Synagogue . . . was destroyed by fire March 5, 1930. Cornerstone for this building at 618 Mynster St. was laid June 19, 1904.
LDS Church Buys Old Beck Property - Red Cross Home Goes To Jewish Group
Council Bluffs' Jewish Community Center . . . purchased from the Red Cross for $15,000.
Chevra B'Nai Yisroel Congregation
Chevra B'Nai Yisroel in Council Bluffs was organized Oct. 21, 1903 . . .
Bluffs Ecologist Is Honored - Wes Jespersen Day Declared
A Key To The City . . . is presented by Mayor Raymond Pogge to Wes Jespersen, who was honored for efforts in beautifying the city. He also received the Operation Pride Pine Award and was named volunteer of the month.
Let's Chat . . . With Wes Jespersen
Wes Jespersen
Ecologist Likes Bluffs Neighbors
Sacking Trash . . . in the Bennett Avenue area is self-appointed ecologist Wes Jespersen. His trusty bike waits for him to finish the work day.