Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1983 — Page 2

ril 27, 1983 The Jewish Post and Opi

Norm Weisman

FLASH! Golfers beware! I did as the golf pro told me — keep my head “down” and my “eyes” on the ball — and what happens, some darn fool stole my cart! ... FLASH! At a big affair, I saw an attractive and charming gal and a swell guy together (both local) and I am going to “mix” up their initials, KCUE (and hope it happens) that I can have an “engaging”

congrats! They make a peach of a pair!

NOTICE! I am writing this column very very “slowly” for people who can’t read “fast!” . . . Anniversary greetings to £ the Jerry Tamlers and to the Charles Basslers! . . . Notice! The Beth-El Mens Club Talent Show has been called off! . . . FLASH! Amongst the family, relatives and many good friends, the lovely Patty Mishelow and the handsome Gary Goodman exchanged marriage vows last Saturday night at IHC — a terrific affair! It will be a Hawaii-ian honeymoon! Congrats Gary

and Patty!

Attention Sports Players! River Downs track just opened — and to the card-playing gentlemen — the 500 Gin Rummy Tournament is April 29 - and the Kentucky Derby will be “off” and running next week! . . . Returning from the not-so sunny land of Florida, are the Ruby Riskins and the Aaron Goldmans — all looking great. - FLASH! Congrats to Earl Harris, who will be honored by Indiana Central University, and will receive an honorary doctorate during Commencement Ceremonies on May 22! It couldn’t happen to a nicer guy! . . . True and funny! Show me a man who always stands on his own two feet and I’ll show you a man who can’t get his pants on! (Continued On Page IN 18)

It pays to know when to make your move.

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Sexual Awareness Meeting At Center The Federation of Jewish Youth Organizations and Planned Parenthood are the cosponsors of Project Decision, a sexual awareness program for teenagers at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, May 12 at the Center. The meeting will feature the teen panel, V.O.I.C.E.S. The panel and the audience will participate in dialogue between teens and parents dealing with sexual awareness issues. For further information, call Ellen Katzman, J.C.C.A. Youth Director, 251-9467.

We Apologize An apology is due for the atrocious error of editor Gabriel Cohen in incorrectly identifying Alex Lande in the photograph on page one of last week’s issue. Mr. Vogel was in Washington to participate in the memorable Holocaust Memorial along with others from Indianapolis. So it was Mr. Lande who was shown greeting Pauline Lax whom he last saw 40 years ago in Transylvania.

Clergy In Evansville Told About Holocaust

EVANSVILLE — Approximately 60 Christian clergy from the Evansville area, together with a sprinkling of social studies teachers, gathered to hear Holocaust survivor Mike Vogel tall of his experiences. Prof. Irving Katz, of IU Bloomington, presented a lecture of the historic roots of anti-Semitism in Germany and his view of how the Holocaust could happen in a “civilized” country. These presentations were followed by “Lunch and Dialogue,” during which both men answered a variety of questions about contemporary intolerance, the prosecution of Nazi war criminals, and lessons of the Holocaust. Three simultaneous workshops followed, in which the clergy discussed when and how they deal with teaching about Jews, Holocaust and intolerance in the course of their ministry. Dr. Marcia Goldstone discussed possible resources for use in schools and churches. The afternoon concluded with a brief worship service on the theme of peace. Thm Indiana Jewish Post and Opinion USPS 262180 Published Weekly By The Jewish Post and Opinion. Inc. Melinda Cattle O^ica Manager Andrew Kirchnar Advertising Salas

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