Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1962 — Page 2

Th« National Jewish POST and OPINION

Friday, March 7, 1962

✓ Book Review Tea Scheduled

By Brandeis University Group

The Brandeis University National Women’s Committee, Indianapolis Chapter, announces a unique “Book Review Tea” for the Book Fund. Only those who have contributed to the Brandeis Book Fund within the last year, until April 15, 1962, will be sent invitations to the tea. The book review will be given by Mrs. Ben Paller, at the home of Mrs. Frederick Falender, on Monday, April 30, 1:00 p.m. Hospitality chairmen for the after-

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noon are Miss Florence Goldberg and Mrs. David Leventhal. Invitations will be mailed by Mrs. Samuel Kroot, assisted by Mrs. Robert Gordon. Book Fund Chairman is Mrs. Charles Fisch; Co - chairman, Mrs. Victor Goldberg. Committee members are Mesdames Bert Goldberg, Louis Leventhal, Sylvan Perlov, Samuel Prager, Albert Reuben, Irving Rosenbaum, David Sablosky, and Louis Wolf. President of the local chapter is Mrs. Sidney James.

New Resnick Arrival A daughter, Laura Gayle, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Resnick, 9603 Carrolton, Feb. 23, at St. Vincent’s Hospital. The Resnicks also have a son, David, age 2.

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By Harriette Adelsman The Jewish Welfare Federation’s campaign to raise $575,350 for more than 65 health and welfare agencies will get a boost from the community’s teen-agers. Under the chairmanship of Dick Jacobs, V.P. of Swank the Teen Campaign committee is hard at work. Dick will be assisted in the planning by Nancy Bassler, president of Debettes. Fund raising plans currently under condieration center on a “Stunt Night” where a pledge card would serve as a ticket to view a variety show of “stunts.” Groups participating in the activities include the Debettes, Swank, AZA, USY, Temple Teens, BBG, POK, LINK and Councilettes. THIS WEEK’S congratulations go to Alan Goldstein who wrote one of eight winning essays in a North Central government class essay contest. Alan’s entry, one of more than 200, entitled him to attend free the Cold War Seminar at the Murat Temple February 22. Among the speakers was the president of the American Bar

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In spite of the heavy snow which hit Indianapolis again at sectional time this year, Marsha Becker, Janie Calderon, Terri Goldberg and Karyl Stokes trudged down to Shortridge last Saturday morning to take the American College Tests (ACT) which arc required entrance examinations for Ohio State University and Miami University in Oxford, O. JOANNE ACKERMAN, Mike Caplan and Suzi Pels are busily rehearsing for their parts in a Ripples act, “De Crime of de Chime.” (Did I finally spell the title right,Joanne?) Bif Fischer can now tell anyone interested how it feels to drop a shoe while sitting in the bleachers. Bif lost a red flat in the middle of a North Central pep session. She then spent the other half of the session trying to figure out how to retrieve the shoe. Note to Renee I^effel: You won’t have to lug your records to the Center’s teen lounge each Sunday from now on. A juke box, which will have new records each week, has been installed. STAN SCHERR is spending his working hours at the Star-News building as a copy boy for the newspapers. For anyone who has ever been curious about what is located on the top floor, Stan imparts this bit of information: a lavish pent-house apartment for Eugene Pulliam himself overlooks Pennsylvania Street. Debby Greenfeld, Sharon Miller, Linda Permer and Sandy Sien Flowers for All Occasions^ MARER FLOWER SHOP

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gel discovered after a recent recital that they all took piano lessons from the same teacher. Janice Safrin has joined the ranks of students graduating in mid-year. Janice was at Shortridge. FOR ALL THE curious ones who couldn't wrangle an an introduction, Marty Woolfson's date at the CouneileHe Dance last weekend was Sharon Adel man from Terre Haute. All the couples however, met the club’s new Ways and Means project. A directory with names, addresses and phone numbers of almost 500 Jewish high school students in Marion County. The booklet sells for 50 cents. For a copy, call Sherrie Seidman, CL 5; 4279. The directories will also be sold at Councilette’s next meeting, a pitch-in dinner, at Nancy Naper’s home, 5606 Wahington Blvd., from 3-6 p.m. on Sunday, March 4. Although Arlene Sharfman likes Indianapolis, she will visit Dayton, O., her home town, next week end. IVAN BARRETT. Janie Dickman, Lynne Fiehman, Harvey Finn, Mike Freid. Dick Kochman, I«e Kochman, Kenny Garelick, Raymond Lee, Karyl Stokes and Elaine Wolman will travel to Dayton for a Temple Teen regional conclave the same weekend that Arlene will visit. The next weekend. Temple Teens will hold an Interfaith weekend with youth groups from Broadway Methodist and All Souls Unitarian churches. BBG’s seven new members are Ellen Krasner, Beth Meshulam, Nancy Nahmias, Carolyn I.ebowitz, Joan Winter, Debbie Cantor and Marcie Abraham. Phyllis Cantor, Bev Cohen. Marcia Solomon ami Cynthia Zockc! are representing the club at a Eort Wayne regional this weekend.

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