Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1967 — Page 2
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Friday, March 31, 1967
Best In Recent History JWF Drive Nears $500,000 Mark
Chairman Edgar Joseph reported this week that the 1967 Jewish Welfare Federation campaign total is nearing the $500,000 mark, exceeding the amount raised at this date last year. THE 1966 drive was one of the best in recent history, Joseph pointed out, and this year’s allout effort to support more than 60 vital agencies throughout the world and here at home gave promise of also being successful. While being optimistic, Joseph also was cautious, stating the campaign windup could fail if workers are negligent in contacting the prospects assigned to them. “We are at the crossroad of the drive,” Joseph said. “This is a crucial period; the end result will be determined by the efforts of our workers in the cam-
paign’s closing stages.” Joseph urged all campaigners to finish up their work as soon as possible and turn in their cards. Campaigning, he noted, cannot lag. He warned there will be diminishing returns if workers delay in completing their as-
signments.
Nevertheless, Joseph was gratified by current reports, which continue to show increased giving. So far, he said, the drive has come through very well. Losses suffered before the campaign began have been made up. THE KEY NOW, he emphasized, is getting every prospect enrolled in the drive; thus, the importance of the solicitor’s job. “We have devoted workers on our team and I am sure they will finish the task,” he said.
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Beth-EI's Arts Festival Program Listed The Festival of the Arts sponsored by the Men’s Club and Sisterhood of Beth-El Zedeck will formally open their 7-day exhibition on Thursday, April 6 at 8 p.m., in the Temple auditori-
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The Program of Events is as follows: Thursday, April 6, 8:00 p.m., Patron’s Preview; Friday, April 7, 8:30 p.m., Sabbath Services— B. H. Pucker of the Safrai Galleries, Jerusalem, will speak from the pulpit on “The Art of Israel, Present and Future.” The Art Exnibit will be on display in the auditorium following the services. Saturday, April 8, 8:00 p.m., Exhibit open. Folk music and Israeli dancing will be presented. First public showing and sale. Sunday, April 9, 2:00 p.m.. Exhibit open and sale. Israeli Cafe will open. 7:30 p.m., 11th Annual Mu. c ic Festival. Monday through Wednesday, April 10-12, 2-5 p.m. and 7-10 p.m.., Exhibit open to public and sale. Guided tours. B'nai B'rith To Initiate Indianapolis B’nai B’rith Men’s Lodge 58, will hold their initiation ceremony of new members Wednesday, April 19, at Sam’s Subway, 28th and Meridian. The evening will open with a cocktail hour from 6 to 7 p.m. with dinner to follow. Wives of all Lodge members and new initiates are also invited to at-
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The initiation ceremony will be conducted by the Lodge “degree team,” Jules Modias, Milton Fineberg, and Jack Kammins. The evening’s program will include an address by Robert Gordon, local director of the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith.
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The annual Stunt Night — the teens’ top contribution to the Jewish Welfare Federation campaign — will be held April 22 at Temple Beth-El Zedeck. Shown here at a planning session are the co-chairmen — Beth Gerson and Alan Bolotin.
Mrs. Delaplane To Show Art Works At Center
Mrs. Carol Delaplane will open her one woman show at the Jewish Community Center 6701 Hoover Road, on Sunday April 2, from 3 to 5 p.m. ’Ihe show will continue until May 12, 1967. Mrs. Delaplane started her art career as a student in Kokomo High School where she won in the tri-state contest, the Scholastic Art contest held at Ayres and upon graduation she received a scholarship for a summer art course from the Psi Xota Psi Sorority to Indiana
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After her marriage to John Delaplane, a sculptor and ceramist, they, and several others, got together and started the 1444 Gallery, Inc. which was the only contemporary art gallery of its kind in the Indianapolis area at that time. Tbey also ran the
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Talbot Street Art Fair and helped to organize other fairs. Later Mrs. Delaplane, who signs her work as C. Goran son Delaplane, won a first prize in the Student Amateur Division of the Indiana State Fair. She has also exhibited at the Talbot Street Art Fair, the Kokomo Art Fair, the Jewish Community Center Art Fair, the Talbot Gallery and the Indiana Art-ist-Craftsmen Semi-Annual Show, the Indiana State Fair and Tribute to the Arts Sesqui-Show. Her works are included in many private collections and in the Indianapolis area as well as out
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Mrs. Delaplane is presently teaching at the Jewish Community Center, an Adult Oil Painting Class at Northview Junior High School and the Herron Museums Saturday Classes. Her works consist of collages, oils, acrylics, prints, inks and crayon drawings. The exhibit is open to the public. ruliadiaita Jawlah Post
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