Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1967 — Page 16

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Friday, March 31, 1967

Council To Honor Volunteer Workers

Those women who have participated in the many volunteer services of the Indianapolis Section, National Council of Jewish Women will be honored at the April meeting of the organization. A box lunch wil highlight the April 3 event which will be held at noon in the home of Mrs. Joseph Rothbard, 7808 North Pennsylvania. Members have been asked to decorate their lunch according to their favorite volunteer service. Dessert and beverage will be provided. Mrs. Earl Peachin and Mrs. David Granowsky will be honored for each giving 100 hours or more in volunteer service. The following have 50 or more service hours: Mesdames Walter Lichtenstein, Max Shreier, Heinz Hammerschmidt, Max Paul, Leo Paul, Armin Skadron, Kurt Redlich, Fred Simon, Bernard Landman, Jr., Robert Rose, Donald Fisher, Ruben Karsh, Samuel Prager, Leonard Krugman, Nor. man Weisman, Louis Kaseff, G. M. Oakley and Miss Lotte Lewin. Mesdames Lichtenstein Shrei-

Open House Set An open house will be held for Mr. and Mrs. Hy Toobin, of Norwalk, Conn, who will be the guests of their sister, Mrs. George Horwitz, 4925 Broadway. The Toobins will spend a few days here visiting relatives and friends. Open house will be on Saturday evening, April 1, at 4925

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er, Hammerschmidt, M. Paul, L. Paul and Oakley will be honored for accumulating 1,000 or more volunteer hours over the last few yeans. The volunteer services provided by the Indianapolis Section include programs at the Borinstein Home for the Aged, the Central State Arm Chair Travel Group, the Golden Age Club, Hoosier Helpter, LaRue Carter Remotivation Program, Service to Foreign Born, W'omen in Community Service, and Pre-School Volunteers.

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B'nai B'rith Women To Install Officers Mrs. Leo Glanzman will be installed president of the Indianapolis chapter of B'nai B’rith women, Chapter 324, in ceremonies April 11 on the Indiana Central College Campus, 4400 Hanna Ave-

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The installation will begin with lunch at 12:15 p.m. in Schwitzer Hall. The group will then go to the Fine Arts building where an hour of musical variety entertainment will be held, under the direction of Professor Schott Farell. For reservations call: Mrs. Richard Morgan — 253-0095, Mrs. Larry Greenwald — 253-1704, or Mrs. Charles Scheffler — 253-

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Other new officers to be installed include Mrs. Charles Scheffler, executive vice-presi-dent, and Mrs. Lawrence Greenwald, Mrs. Mandel Diamond and Mrs. Edward Stein, vice - presidents.

Brodsky Memorials Monuments to the memory of Charles and Pauline Brodsky will be held at 2 p.m. April 9 in Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery North. Rabbi Maurice Davis will officiate. Friends and relatives are invited.

Dr. Winold To Speak At Seminar Event • Dr. Allen Winold will be the leader at the Jewish Community Center’s Symphony Seminar, 6701 Hoover Road on Thursday, April 6 at 8 p.m. He will present a brief discussion of the historical background and analysis of Cello Concerto No. 2, Op. 125 by Prokofiev. This number will be performed at the Symphony Concert by Zara Nelsova. Dr. Winold received his bachelor and masters degrees of Music with distinction at the University of Cincinnati and his Ph.D. in Music Theory from Indiana University School of Music. He has participated in Symphony Orchestras in North Carolina, Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio. Since 1956 he has been part of the faculty at the Indiana School of Music and is presently assistant to the Dean and Assistant Professor of Music. Hostess for the evening will be Mrs. Robert Solow. Mr. Joe Adelsman is Music Chairman. Tickets will be available at the

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Ha'lma Hadassah Gourmet Dinner Set For April 16 Colorful blue and green topiary trees will be used as table centerpieces for the annual Gourmet Dinner April 15 of the HaTma Group of the Indianapolis Chapter of Hadassah. Senator Birch Bayh will be guest speaker at the 6:30 p.m. event in the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. To carry out the gourmet’s theme of “A Captain’s Dinner,” the main table will feature a boat in an ocean of angel hair as centerpiece. Mrs. Murray Feiwell is general chairman, with Mrs. Lewis Ya. ver, co-chairman. Committee chairmen are Mrs. Lloyd Delman, table setting; Mrs. David Kleiman, cooking, and Mrs. Robert Arkin and Mrs. Alan Halpern, serving. Also, Mrs. Morris Silverman, invitations; Mrs. Stuart Fox, decorations; Mrs. Harvey Himmelstein, judges; Mrs. Sherwood Hill, program, and Mrs. Gerald Kurlander, publicity. Other chairmen are Mrs. Lyle Rosenzweig and Mrs. Franklin Miroff, check-in; Mrs. Leo Fang, hospitality; Mrs. Howard Zuckerman, telephone, and Mrs. Richard Falender, reservations.

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YOU ARE AN APRIL FOOL. . . if you do not attend the greatest U.S.Y. Carnival, tomorrow, April 2, from 11:15 p.m. until 3:30 p.m., in the Beth-El Temple. Chairing this fantastic event is Bruce Jacobson. Bruce’s right hand man is Gary Linder, co-chair-man of the carnival. Others who have spent hours of hard work preparing for this big afternoon are Mark Hilton, Prizes; Ike Regenstrief and Norman Fogle, Tickets. When the fun’s all done, the clean-up team will be in there pitching with Elaine Cooper and Cheryl Roth calling the moves. Manning the battle stations of ‘‘fun and frolic” will be the following U.S.Y’ers: Sheldon Bluestein, Golf Putting; Cheryl Diamond, Penny Toss; Natalie Dock, Duck Pond; Jackie Dorman, Bean Bag Toss; Beth Gerson, Sandbox; Barb Goldstein, Balloon Dart; Susie Jacobson, Fishing Hole; Joel Kempler, Horse Race; Florence Nelson, Kitchen; Jim Linderman, Sponge Toss; Ann Weinstein, Candy Bar Throw; Annete Sacks, Cake Walk; and And! Sandler, Ring the Coke Bottle. Others are Fred Schwab, Bowling Booth; Gary Schwartz, Candle Booth; Rita Schwartz, Hamen Darts; Dennis Silverstein, Hammer and Nail; Andi Trais, Goldfish Bowl; Bruce Sklare, Salami Booth and Linda Tuchman, Bean Guess. ALL IN STITCHES. . . with anticipation? After all, there are some words of wisdom that we all should heed! So, ‘‘don’t put off for tomorrow what you can do today” — and go to BethEl tonight, April 1, and help decorate. Extra, extra — an added attraction tonight will be a dance for all those who come help to decorate! REMINDER. .. before decorating tonight U.S.Y.’ers make the scene at the home of Ann Weinstein for a Discussion, dinner, and Havdalah service! Mr. William Weinstein will be the guest speaker. ON WITH THE SHOW. . . April 22, at the Beth-El Temple, when all talented teens will make their grand debut in Stunt Night ’67. Tickets will soon be on sale and may be obtained from any member of a participating club. Lending a helping hand are USY in charge of tickets; A.Z.A., Refreshments; Link-Pok, Program; Councilettes, Publicity; and Temple Teens, Door Prizes. STAND UP. . . B.B.G.’s and let your vote be counted April 5 at the home of Diane Logan. A pizza dinner will be first, and election of officers will follow.

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A.Z.A. elections are set for Sunday, April 9, 1:30 p.m. at the Center. DO YOU WANT to dance? then be sure to attend the annual Counciiette Spring Dance. The scene will be Howard Johnson’s Downtown, at 8:30 p.m.! The theme of the open dance is “Oriental Paradise,” and music will be provided by the Dawn Five. So don’t miss out, and buy your tickets in advance for $2.50, and $3.00 at the door. HATS OFF TO . . . Elaine Cooper who was just accepted at Oklahoma University, and Howie Backer upon his acceptance at the University of Michigan. Congrats also go to Ijeslie Hollander upon her recent acceptance to Washington University in St. Louis. CIRCLE THIS DATE. . . April 9, Temple Teeners will hold a dinner meeting! Stay tuned for further information! REMINDER. . . all those Temple Teeners who wish to participate in Stunt Night, be sure to attend the first rehearsal April 3 after school. FLASH! TYG Sub - Regionals are scheduled for April 14-16 in Fort Wayne! Those who have already received applications are Sunny Romer, Ilene Dorman, Steve Abrams, Sandy Breisacher, Jody Abel, Linda Goodman, Roberta Wolman, Rose Csaillag, Shelly Heller, Eva Cohen, Bob Stoner, Larry Cohen, Seth Bernstein, Madelyn Meyers, Gina Stonehill, David Schwartz, Anyone else wanting an application should contact Jay Lerman immediately! Until we meet again. . .

New B'nai Torah (Continued from First Page) center of Jewish religious and cultural life. And it is believed, but not substantiated, that King David’s burial vault was at MU Zion.” Hie rabbi explained that when King Solomon built the holy Temple at Zion, it became the “habitation of the Lord,” adding: “We pray fervently that our new house of worship will be a center of Jewish religious and cultural life of our community and, thus, perpetuate the ideals as inscribed in the Holy Scrolls of the Torah.”

Dinner Dunce Set The Riveria Players will pre. sent a show at the City Of Hope’s donor-dinner dance to be held May 2 at the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation.

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