Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1969 — Page 16

THE JEWISH POST AND OPINION

Friday, January 17, 1969

Sam Zuckerman Dies: Founded Parts Firm

Paula Ann Harris To Be Bat Mitzvah

Funeral services for Sam Zuckerman, 1217 Union Street, were held Jan. 9 at the Aaron-Reuben-Nelson Meridian Hills

STRIKES N' SPARES

Week Ending Jan. 10 Editor’s Note: We will be happy to print the listings of all leagues. Please send standing sheets to the POST office. 611 N. Park Avenue, no later than Monday A.M. each

week

BETH-EL ZEDECK SISTERHOOD LEAGUE

Team Standings

Team 1 Elaine Rosen, Capt. Team 6 Katie Langman, Capt. Team 8 Betty Calderon, Capt. Team 2 Connie Present, Capt. Team 7 Lill Goldstein, Capt. Team 5 Joan Leventhal, Capt. Team 4 Annette Simkin, Capt. Team 3 Rose Nelson, Capt. High Series Actual: Elaine Rosen 517, Katie Langman 498, Betty Calderon 492. High Series Handicap: Elaine Rosen 634, Dena Gemstein 621, Katie Langman 618. High Individual Game Actual: Edith Dorfman 190, Katie Langman 183, Dena Gernstein 182. High Individual Game Handicap: Edith Dorfman 239, Dena Gemstein 226, Katie

Langman 223.

B’NAI B’RITH MEN’S LEAGUE

Team Standings

Alex Cohen and Son Commercial Towel Charles Goldstein

Mossier Ins.

Dave Yaver Mem. Aaron-Ruben-Nelson Jack Morris Mem.

Pepsi Cola Mel Simon Squire Shop Burger Chef

Calderon Bros. Superior Roofing Hoosier Coal Sc Oil Team High Series Actual: Commercial Towel. Team High Series Handicap: Mossier Ins. Individual High Series Actual: Jack Alboher 659. Individual High Series Handicap: L. Greenwala 721. Individual High Game Actual: Jack Alboher 256. Individual High Game Handicap: L. Yaver 280. B’NAI B’RITH WOMEN’S LEAGUE Team Standings Maschuginahs

Go-Go Girls

Debs

Swingers Draydels pussycats B.B. Bombers

pros

High Game Team Serie: Handicap: Go-Go Girls 233S, Swingers 2315, Debs 2264. High Gvme Series Individual Handicap: Dee Lutz 648, Dottse Mark 638, Shelley Chatoff 629. High Game Individual Handicap: Shirley Winston 246. Desiree Jacobs

238, Dottle Mark 235.

Mortuary. Burial was in Ezras Achim Cemetery. Mr. Zuckerman, 86 years old, was a native of Romania and had lived in Indianapolis since 1904. He was founder of the Lincoln Auto Parts Company, the first auto parts business in Indianapolis in 1913. He was a charter member and former president of Extras Achim Congregation and attended B’nai Torah. Surviving are four sons, Julius, Abe, Harold and Gene Zuckerman, all of Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Lyman Bearman, Mrs. Franck Gershen and Mrs. Adolph Frank, all of Los Angeles, Calif; 14 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren and four sisters, Mrs. Charles Feldman, Mrs. Katie Sharpinsky, Mrs. Minnie Tuckman and Mrs. Louis Goodman, all of Los

Angeles.

Mrs. Blanca Frisch Dies in Hospital

David Tuchman Dies; Was German Refugee David (Tovie) Tuchman, 75 years old, 4525 Indianola Avenue, a retired businessman, died Jan. 7 in St. Vincent’s Hospital. Mr. Tuchman owned a textile firm in Berlin, Germany, before World War II, survived German concentration camps and migrated to Indianapolis from Munich in 1949. He was bom in Dukla, Poland. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Jan. 9 in Aaron-Ruben-Nelson Meridian Hills Mort lary. Burial was in Shara Tefilla Cemetery. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Minnie Tuchman; a daughter, Mrs. Jechel Haberman of Montreal, Canada, and two grandchillren.

r • v*|§S" $ mmm PAULA

Paula Ann Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Harris, 641 Golf Lane, will be bat mitzvah in ceremonies Jan. 11 at Beth-El Zedeck: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris of Albany, N.Y. and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kaszovitz of New York City, are grandparents. Hostesses will be Mrs. Leona Bennett, Mrs. Julius Dorfman and Mrs. Alex Gerson. $660,000 Pledged (Continued from first page) We were alone in 1948, 1956 and 1967. We were alone after the Lebanon raid. After six days of battle the war started. Our neighbors don’t feel bound by armistice lines.” Rosolio said weakening on Israel’s part would only invite disaster. “We believe the Arabs will not attack as long as we remain strong,” he said, “but we also feel the only ally we now have is world Jewry.” Other speakers in behalf of the campaign were JWF President Liebert Mossier, Robert Efroymson and Tuchman.

Mrs. Blanca Frisch, 55 years old, died Monday morning in Methodist Hospital from a year long illness. She was the wife of Leon Frisch, who with her brother, Lipot Frankovitz, operated the Stop and Shop grocery stores several years ago. Born in Romania, she lived in Indianapolis since 1933. She and her husband moved to Miami Beach last year, and have divided their time between Miami and Indianapolis. Mrs. Frisch was a member of Beth-El Zedeck Congregation and its Sisterhood, Hadassah and B’nai B’rith Lodge 324. She was also a Patron of Brandeis University. — Blanca Frisch for those who knew her was a beautiful person, her charitable deeds which were never publicized, and her personal problems within the last year truly made her an ‘Eshes ChayiP among her many friends and particularly to her family. Survivors, besides the husband, and brother, include two sons, Fred I. Frisch and

Jack H. Frisch of Bloomington; a daughter, Mrs. Norman B. Ochstein; a sister, Mrs. Sara Kagan of Coral Gables, Fla., and six grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Jan. 14 in the Beth-El Zedeck *Temple with burial in the Beth-El cemetery. Rabbi Sidney Steiman and Cantor Robert Zalkin officiated.

SUPPORT THE HEART FUND

FIVCtiEL'S

SINCE 1896 7 EAST OHIO STREET ACROSS PROM POST OFFICE

FOR QUALITY Watch and Jewelry Repair Diamond Remounting Only One Location: 7 E. Ohio St

Single Young Adult Group Meets Jan. 21 The single Young Adult Group (ages 21-31) sponsored by the Jewish Community Center Association, will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 21 at the Center, 6701 Hoover Road. The meeting will provide an opportunity for young adults in the community to meet one another as well as enjoy an atmosphere of social activities. The program for the coming months will be announced at the meeting. The shortage of female members in the group has been proving a problem and the committee is hoping more of the single female members of the community will attend the meetings. Membership in the JCC is not required for participation in the group’s activities. For further information and to be placed on the mailing list call the JCC, 251-9467.

Support the lewish Appeal

SINGLE?

Meet and Date by COMPUTER MATCHING

Hundreds of eligible persons want to meet you in the area’s largest group of tested and computer-matched single adults free preliminary personality test. Confidentiality insured. Specific guarantees.

• COMPUTER MATCHING OF INDPLS. • 325 Bankers Trust Bldg. • ..Indianapolis, Ind. 46204 Name Address Age City

(Or Call 632-6396)

Ph. Number State

Zip

MEN WANTED WHO LIKE $$$$$$$ MEN WANTED WHO LIKE PEOPLE MEN WANTED WHO LIKE TOP INCOME MEN WANTED WHO LIKE DAILY INCOME MEN WANTED WHO LIKE CONTACT AND SERVICE MEN WANTED WHO LIKE NATION WIDE ACCOUNTS

$$$$$$

EARN WHILE YOU LEARN NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: ED CRAIN 4446 NORTH ALLIS0NVILLE ROAD INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46205 TELEPHONE: 545-1216

Diners Club adds adventure to their menu Club Internationale. 3 Great Foreign Vacations For One Very Low Price

tionale, the nation’s leading vacation savings chib. Taking yon on 3 exciting vacations,

one a year for the next

3 years to Europe, Mexico

and the Caribbean.

cruise. The choice is yours. Wind-up with a 20-day grand European holiday. All pro* paid including jet airfare, superior accommodations^ gourmet meals twice a day, ber. Your 3 foreign vacations are paid for in 36 monthly savings deposits of $35 per. person. Your vacation savings account is backed by the full resources of Diners Club.

vacations is brought nght to your doorstep. The Club Internationale chapter members In your area get together often for activities ranging from swinging cocktail parties to weekend outings. When you

I II I

For your first and second take off for Europe, Mexico 8-to-10 dav vacations, you may and the Caribbean you’re visit such places as Jamaica, among good friends.

CLUB INTERNATIONALE Turtle Creek Executive Building, Suite 36

539 Turtle Creek South Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana 44227

Phono (317) 783-3311

Please send me your Free Club Internationale brochure at

no cost or obligation.

Mr., Miss, Mrs, Address City nr

..State.

Telephone.

f0l Under the excl isive management of Diners Club.