Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1962 — Page 2

The National Jewish POST and OPINION

Friday, January 5, 1962

Golden Age Club Anniversary To Feature Musical Program

Cantor Robert Zalkin, accompanied by Walter Goldman, will present a musical program at the 10th Anniversary luncheon celebration of the Golden Age Club, Tuesday, Jan. 9 at the J E A building. Mrs. Walter Lichtenstein will be the toastmistress at the celebration. She will introduce Mrs. Oswald Landy, who will give the his-

tory of the group.

Mrs. Morris Jacobs, president of

Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Clarence Budd, or Mrs. Jack Kammins.

Younger People Going To Israel

Jerusalem (WNS) Some 55 per cent of the arrivals in Israel this year were in the 14 to 30 age

the Indianapolis Section, National bracket, it was disclosed here by Council of Jewish Women, will Aaron Zisling, head of the Jewish bring greetings from that group. Agency’s absorption department, Harold Robbins, executive direc- who said the figures represent a tor of the JCCA. also will sp .'ak, ss substantial improvement in labor wnl Frank Newman, director of potentials. the Jewish Welfare Federation.! At the sa. ic time he reported Miss Esther Siegel, president of that more than 60 per cent of the the Golden Age Club, will talk on immigrants in the current year had “WTiat the Golden Age Club Means settled in development areas, col-

lectives and other agricultural settlements. He made the report at

to Us.’

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Health Club Supervisor Named The Jewish Community Center has announced the appointment of Mrs. William Frank to the position of supervisor of the Women’s Health Club. Mrs. Frank is a registered nurse and received her training at the University of Nebraska and th University of Minnesota. She served in the Army Nurse Corps and held the rank of captain. Mrs. Frank is presently the nurse representative for the State Nutrition Council. The Women’s Health Club will be opened from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Monday and Tuesday mornings. Appointments for massages must be made in advance by calling the center.

Winners Listed In Third Jewish Book Month Contest

Child Development To Be Discussed

Dr. Wesley A. Dunn, child psychologist, will discuss “Your Child

a meeting of J he agency executive. Development” at a meeting of nur-

sery and kindergarten parents of the Jewish Educational Association at 8 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 9 in the

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Unveiling Set Jan. 14 Monuments to the memory of the late Harry Peale and his mother, the late Eva Peale will be unveiled at B’nai Torah Cemetery at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 14. Rabbi Nandor Fruchter and Cantor Yitzchak Jade will officiate.

Reporf Due Feb. 14 The first report meeting of the contact committee for the Indianapolis Hadassah donor meeting to be held Feb. 14 will lie at the home of Mrs. Daniel Jacobson, 802 Spring Mill Lane at 10:30 a.m., Monday, Jan. 8.

Announcement of the winners in the Third Annual Jewish Book Month Contest co-sponsored by the Jewish Community Center and the Jewish Educational Association in association with B’nai Torah Congregation Religious School, BethE1 Temple Religious School. Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation Religious School has been made. The winners in the various grade groupings are Howard Mauer, 1st prize and Jonothan Morris. 2nd

4th In Series Of Films To Be Shown At Center

“The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari”, will be shown as the fount . in the Center Film Society’s series at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday Jan. 10, in the JEA auditorium, 6711 Hoover Road. The series, sponsored by the Je - ish Community Center, open only to season subscribers. In addition, the program will include excerpts from “The Golem”, a film-legend of medieval Prague and of the rabbi who brought the image of the Golem to life. Season subscriptions are still available, and information ma> be obtained from Mrs. Jordan H Leibman. Cl 3-3728.

prize in the First and Second Grade Grouping. In the Third and Fourth Grade grouping, Debbie Adler, 1st Prize; Peggy Segall, 2nd Prize; Ruthann Rosenberg, 3rd Prize; and Pamela Sue Alboher, 4th Prize. In the Fifth and Sixth Grade Grouping, Lynne Wolf took 1st Prize Andy Fogel and Rosalie Simon shared second place honors. The theme of this year’s Jewish Book Month Contest was “My Favorite Bible Story”. The judges who assisted were Mrs. Phyllis Kirk, juvenile editor, David-Stewart Publishing Company, Dr. Mort Leeds, ! executive director, Borinstcin Home for the Aged, Thomas D, Mantel, Mrs. Jack Bunes, Mrs. I Herbert Green, and Mrs. Leon Har- ; ris. The first prize winners in each of the grade groupings are now 'eligible to compete in the Inter- ; City competition with the Dayton itOhio) Jewish Community Center and the Louisville (Kentucky) Jewj ish Community Center. The contest committee members are Mr. and Mrs. David Rosenberg, co-chairmen, Mrs. Robert , Homer. Mrs. Nandor Fruchter, Mrs. Emanuel Dietz, Max Finer and Morris Cohen.

PERSONALS

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Teller and daugher Anita have returned from a trip to Detroit, Michigan, where they were the guests of their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lurie. Miss Anita Teller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Teller, is spending her holiday vacation with her parents. Anita attends the University of Cincinnati.”

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Maurice J. Brooks Dies In His Home Funeral services for Maurice J. Brooks, 71 years old, were held Tuesday Jan. 2, at Crown Hill Chapel. Entombment was in Crown Hill Mausoleum. Mr. Brooks died Dee. 30 at his home, 177 West 106th Street. Born in England, Mr. Brooks came to the United States as a small boy. He had resided in Indianapolis for 18 months and was a former resident of South Bend, and Tucson, Ariz. Retired since 1947, he formerly owned and operated the Star Store in South Bend for 30 years. He was a member of Temple Emanuel in Tucson. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Jen Binzcr Brooks; one daughter, Mrs. Theodore Dann, of Indianapolis, the mother, Mrs. Catherine Brooks of Chicago; three sisters. Mrs. Abe Durschlag of Chicago, Mrs. Morris Shapero of Greenville, S.C. and Mrs. Isidore Wachtel of New York City, and two grandsons.

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'Inevitability' Of Possible War Hit By Rabbi New York (WNS) An appeal to the nation “not to succumb to the feeling that war is inevitable” and to beware of the idea that »he search for peace is “synonymous with appeasement” was sounded last week in a year-end statement by Rabbi G. Minda of Minneapolis, president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis. At the same time Rabbi Minda rebuked the Soviet Union for its “brazen” rupture of the moratorium on nuclear testing and its resumption of tests in the atmosphere. The Rabbi said that “it is not to be wondered that the American public approached the year 1962 with a sense of frustration,” as evidenced by the “em* phasis placed on fall-out shelters.” I But frustration, he warned, “is not the mood for a nation” to adopt in coping with problems of war

and peace.

Voicing hope for “a complete international ban on the testing and i use of nuclear weapons,” the statement asserted that espousal of the | dictum “seek peace and pursue it” need not ‘ necessarily be synonymous with appeasement nor the abandonment of the ideals by ( which we as individuals and as a •nation live.”

Miss Yankuner Engagement Told The engagement of Miss Cyvia \nne Yankuner, 5352 Broadway, daughter of Mrs. Sam Yankuner and the late Mr. Yankuner to Dr. Marvin Jacob Noble of Houston, 'Tex., has been announced. A Juno wedding is planned. Dr. Noble is Uie son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Noble of Houston. An open house in honor of the engaged couple will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 14 at Miss

Yankuner’s home.

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Hebrew Chair Planned Rio de Janiero (WNS) The University of Brazil is to establish a chair in Hebrew Civilization under an agreement signed this week by university officials and Israeli Ambassador Y. Tekoah. Courses will begin in March of this year. The National Jewish Post

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