Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1968 — Page 2
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THE JEWISH POST & OPINION
Friday, August 2, 7968
Teen Scene
House.
The night of Aug. 4 will be set aside to honor the out-going members of Deb-Ette social club. The combined swim and
. „ slumber party will be at Kessler
v By LAURA DORFMAN August vacations. Peggy will Apartments. A skit will Aueust forecasts excitement' leave i Aug ' i. 7 for ^ llila(iel P^ ua? be presented in honor of the August forecasts excitement pa where she will be a bndes . ^ . be It wi n Nationally, the Republican and iH = h oous i n ’ s wedding ® ul . g : in f ^ mD '' rb - “ Democratic parties will meet to ? a ^ ia he . e s _ w f.f 1 ?’ depict the future — 25 years Democratic parties will meet to Sandy ^ plaru „ ng a Califorma {rom now ^authors are dential can vacatlon - Arnold Stem 15 home Rhonda Fogle and Shelley Bern-
dentiai can- after a weekend journey to stpin didates with ci eve i andt q. While he was
the Rnal there he had the opportunity to AH “greenies” . . . er ninth see Frank Sinatra and The Four grader’s will have a chance to Seasons on the same program, become U.S.Y. members Aug.
7. U.S.Y. wiU sponsor this
WE GET . . . visitors attract- membership dance and swim ed to the Circle City by the party from 8-11 p.m. at the
election teens who live here. Susie Meridian Hills Clubhouse, day. Simi- Medwell of Gary, Ind., Ken- Admission fees will be collected larly, politi- tucky-Indiana-Ohio regional in the form of next year’s dues cal fever has hit Indianapolis BBG president, was the house — $4.50. The “Sounds Like Us” youth as loyal follower’s side guest of Rene Silver. Cheerie will provide entertainment, with candidates of their choice. Harris of Cincinnati, 0. was T th tt q v news the Before the conventions convene, also in Indianapolis recently. , ~ • p ,
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citement on trips this month — Rosenblum of Evansville, Ind. . , ,, . , . f the lastlap of .ummer vacaUon is a counselor at Union Camp ^ end ifgus 1968. Institute and reports that she s & b
“lonely.” Steve Rosenbaum of
Plans For Annual JCC Meeting Readied
round of c o m p etition terminating Nov. 5 — national
Laura
for Camp Crusy in Chelsea,
,™ n> T f'; K Cleveland, O was h) town last _
weekend 'visiting Rita (Reels) BRINGIN- HOME THE
Davis.
for a two week stint at Ball State University in Muncie, Ind. She will be participating in a
“BREAD” ... from the Raleigh Hotel in South Falls-
A NIGHT . . . under the stars burg, N.Y. at the end of the
Journalism mstitute sponsored was the setting for BBG’s July summer will be Jay Schuff. Jay by Broad Ripple High School. 31 trip to Starlight Musicals is employed as a waiter at the Evie Sacks left our tow^ re- where they were entertained by hotel and it seems that the tips cently to visit in Albuquerque, John Davidson. Earlier that are tops! For chain gang life N.M. Peggy Segall and Sandy evening the girls had dinner, details ask state highway Sherman are planning mid- en masse, at the Stockholm department workers Jay Ler-
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The annual meeting of the Jewish Community Center set for Aug. 8 will feature an address by Julius Dorfman, Executive Director of the Center. He will present his views on the current status and future direction of the JCCA. The meeting will take place at 8 p.m. in the Center’s Theater-In-The-Woods. A highlight of the evening will be the preview of a scene from the Theat.er-In-The-Woods forthcoming production, “The Playroom.” Also included in the program will be a pictorial presentation of Center activities during the past year. Milton Bohard will provide the taped narration for the presentation. The annual meeting will also
man and Larry Roller. Shouts of “Bingo” ring in the ears of Sharon Davis and Marlene Weiss, employed every Tuesday night at the United Orthodox Hebrew Congregation’s weekly Bingo gatherings. Fashion minded Barb Leventhal and Terriann Cohen are members of Ayres High School Fashion Board. Terriann will model Aug. 15 in the High School Fashion Board show. Welcome home greetings are extended to Ken Lorch who has spent most of the summer at Camp Bluestar, Hendersonville,
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include greetings from Jewish Welfare Federation by Liebert Mossier, JWF president, a report by Gerald Kraft, Center president, the presentation of the Bella Wolf Memorial Award by Mrs. Jack A. Goodman, the report of the nominating committee by Irwin Katz, chairman and election of members to the Board of Directors for a three year term, 1968-1971. Dorfman, a native of New York City, has completed his first year as Executive Director of the Indianapolis JCCA. Prior to arriving in Indianapolis, Dorfman served as Executive Director of the Poughkeepsie, N.Y. JCCA and the Poughkeepsie Jewish Welfare Fund for 14 years. He has , c erved as Director of the Jewish Center of Camden County, N.J. and on the staffs of the Williamsburgh Y M H A , the Yonkers JCCA, the East New York YMHA and the Central Jewish Institute. Dorfman has also been active in professional organizations and activities. Currently, lie is vice-president of the East Central Chapter of the National Association of Jewish Center Workers and is a member of tlie Indianapolis Social Workers Club, the National Association of Social Workers, the Academy of Political Science of Columbia University ana B'luii B’rith I>odge No. 58.
Unifed Orthodox Auxiliary To Meet A regular meeting of tlie United Orthodox Hebrew Indies Auxiliary is set for 1 p.m. Aug. 7 at the United Orthodox Hebrew Synagogue. A musical program will be given and the vocalist will be Mrs. Meyer Satinsky, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Sidney Goldstein. Refreshments will also be served by the Auxiliary. Prospective new members cau be brought to this meeting.
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