Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1963 — Page 16

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The National Jewish POST and OPINION

Friday, July 26, 1963

Bouquet of the Week Memo to: MAPER FLOWER SHOP 144 E. Ohio St. Send this week’s bouauet to Rabbi Solomon Silberberg

Rabbi Solomon Silberberg rates this week’s bouquet for his untiring efforts in pushing for construction of a north-side synagogue for the new United Jewish Orthodox Congregation. Since he became affiliated with Sharah Tefilla Congregation nearly a year ago, Rabbi Silberberg has initiated a variety of programs, including a Sabbath afternoon Bible class, Sunday morning breakfast club, a Talmud study group and another group studying the code of Jewish laws. Rabbi Silberberg was also one of the “wheels” behind the recent merger of Sharah Tefilla, Knesses Israel and Ezras Achim. The merged congregation will build a Synagogue at 5879 Central Ave., in a vicinity where most of the members reside. A native of Poland, Rabbi Silberberg was ordained in Warsaw in 1938. He was a member of the Jewish underground in Warsaw during Word War II until captured by the Nazis. He survived the ordeal of a concentration camp and later, e 0 ain as a member of the Jewish underground brigade, helped refugees escape to the American zone, from where many made their way to Israel.

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RABBI SILBERBERG

Rabbi Silberberg was associated with Ohev Sholem Congregation in Kansas City before coming to Indianapolis. He and his wife, Arline, a native of Detroit, and family reside at 545 E. 37th St. The Silberbergs have four children — Marshall, 13, now studying in the Detroit Yeshiva Day School; Helene, 10, Barry, 6, and Miriam Ann, 5.

Mystery Trip Slated

The pre-teen group of the Jewish Community Center will make a “mystery bus trip’ next Tuesday. July 30. Director Norman Schimelman said the fee is Tl 25 and each participant must legister. The group will leave the Center at 9 a.m. anJ will return by 5 p.m. The children were asked to take along lunch, bathing suits and some spending money. Last Monday the group, accompanied by Sehimelman, staff member Evelyn Oakley and volunteer Mary Abrams, met with a similar group at the Dayton, Ohio Center. The Dayton youngsters will visit with the Indianapolis pre-teeners Aug 14. A visit to Wi ight-Patterson Museum was one of the highlights of the trip. Those making the trip included Greg N e f o u s e, Ronnie Levin, Steve Abrams, Myra Weiss, Geoffrey P a s s o, Larry Lehner, Ricky Hurwitz, Gail Rosenblum, David Larman, Sonny Romcr, Harold T a k u 1 a, Debbie Adler,

Sandi Sherman, Beverly Stein, Dennis Weiss, Joe Berkovitz, Lennie Cantor, Gene Izsak, Marc Caplan, Mark Tadman, Linda Mordoh, Pam Engle, Sandy Cohen, Mike Rhodes, Ruth Slomka, Howard Golden, Gary Cohen, Marlene Weiss, Garry Joffe, Linda Freudenthal, Gina Stonehill, Stanley Hirsch, Mindy Presby, Andi Sandler, and Lorrane Mordoh.

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Jews Place High In Violin Contest Three Jews have swept the first three prizes in the recent Queen Elizabeth of Belgium international violin contest in Brussels. Two were from the Soviet Union, the third from the United States.

Social Notes Joy Ann Weisfeld, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Weisfeld, is spending the summer in Washington, D. C., where she is doing statistical w’ork for the Tubercular Association. She will return home later in August before heading back to Radcliff College.

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Schachter, Larry and Patti have returned to their new home at 5692 Broadway after spending a weekend at beautiful French Lick.

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sentir and daughter Susan, and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Horvitz of Louisville have returned from a three-week vacation in Chicago and Miami Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bernstein and family plan to spend their vacation in Washington, D. C.

Harvey Schuchman, son of Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel Schuchman, flew to Israel for the summer. He is working in orchards and tending cattle at Kibbutz Sassa, which is located in the Galilee Strip. He has made trips to Tel Aviv and Haifa and is planning to visit other cities before returning home Sept. 4.

Mrs. Shane Services Services were held last Friday, July 19, in Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home for Mrs. Doris Shane, 72 years old, with burial in Ohev Zedeck Cemetery. Mrs. Shane died July 18 in her home, 527 E. 31st St. Mrs. Shane was a native of New York City but had lived here 70 years. She was a member of the White Cross Guild, the City of Hope and the Denver Home. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Robert Careskey, Indianapolis; a son, Richard, Chicago, a sister, Leona Brandes, Indianapolis, and three grandchildren.

Jewess Wins Top Prize In Italian Literature Natalie Ginzburg has won the Strega Prize, awarded in Rome, for her book “Family History which tells about her family and the anti - Fascist intellectual society between World Wars I and II.

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Hospital Backers To Meet

Mrs. Robert Trattner, 416 Wellington Rd., will represent this area at the four-day convention of the Children’s Asthma Research Institute and Hospital at Denver, July 28-31. Mrs. Abe Rubenstein is president of the Indianapolis chapter. Delegates from all over the nation will learn of newest developments in the treatment and research in asthma and allergies. The non-sectarian Denver institution is a treatment-care-rehabil-itation and research center for intractable asthmatic' children.

Israel Increases Budget For Housing Immigrants Hie budget for housing immigrants has been increased by the Israeli cabinet to 70 million Israeli pounds (about $23 million) for the construction of 55,000 added housing units beyond the 19,000 originally provided for in the current fiscal budget.

Pre-Teens To See "Carnival" Pre-teen members of the Center plan a visit to Starlight Musicals Monday, Aug. 5, for a performance of “Carnival,” starring Ann Blythe. Director Norman Sehimelman said 50 members must sign up by next Tuesday, July 30. so the Center is assured of getting a bloc of $2.50 tickets for $2 apiece.

Yeshiva U. Gets Grant For Psychology Dept. Yeshiva University’s School of of Education Psychology Department has received a Mental Health Training Grant from the National Institutes of Health of $20,420 annually for three years.

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