Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1972 — Page 3

Friday, May 12, 1972

THE JEWISH POST AND OPINION

IHC Schedules TEEN SCENE By The YME Staff

Confirmation

The Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation will hold its confirmation services at 10:30 a.m. Friday, May 19 at the temple, 6501 North Meridian Street. Confirmands are Steve Ellis Bernstein, son of Mr. & Mrs. Leon Bernstein, 8343 Charter Oak Dr.; Jay L. Calderon, son of Mr. & Mrs. Leon Calderon, 926 Stockton; Douglas A. Druker, son of Mr. & Mrs. Edwin R. Druker, 5262 Roland Dr.; Henry Perlou Efroymson, son of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Efroymson Jr., 8442 Oak wood Ct. * North; Phil Fogel, son of Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Fogel, 7153 Mohawk Lane; Robert Leonard Foster, son of Mr. & Mrs. Herman Foster, 8939 Sassafras Ct.; H. Richard Friman, son of Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Friman, 3221 Babson Ct.; Daniel Nathan Glazer, son of Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Glazer, 51 Donnelly Dr., Anderson, Ind.; Randall Neil Gordon, son of Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Gordon, 1011 Woodmere Dr.; Robert Ivan Green, son of Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Green, 4260 Cooper Rd.; David Grossman, son of Mr. & Mrs. Martin Grossman, 9586 N. Park; Matthew S. Herman, son of Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Herman, 1121 W. Fairway; Jay Jaffe, son of Dr. & Mrs. Jack Jaffe, 8531 Springview Dr.; Thomas C. Kahn, son of Mr. & Mrs. S. Carroll Kahn, Jr.; Richard J. Kasle, son of Dr. & Mrs. Myron Kasle, 8950 Sassafras Ct.; Abner Paul Korn, son of Mr. & Mrs. Philip Korn, 11906 Forest Dr., Carmel; James Howard Levine, son of Dr. & Mrs. Alvin Levine, 105 Southglen Rd., Terre Haute; Benjamin Lerman, son of Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Lerman, 1224 Alimingo Dr.; Donald S. Marer, son of Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Marer, 1145 Timberland; Michael David Pecar, son of Mr. & Mrs. Philip Pecar, 543 Oakwood Ct., South; Gary Dale Sachs, son of Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Sachs, 2034 Suffolk Lane; Bruce Michael Sandler, son of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sandler, 30 Pine Dr.; Chip Schildmeier, son of Mr. & Mrs. J.H. Schildmeier, 6038 Crows Nest Dr.; David M. Sigal, son of Mrs. Max V. Sigal, 1205 Navajo Trail; Scott Harlan Simons, son of Mrs. Roberta Simons, 2084 Suffolk Lane; Steven H. Step, son of Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Step, 1131 Pimbury Court; Mark B. Strauss, son of Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Strauss, 1144 Hazelwood Ct.; Michael S. Strauss, son of Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Strauss, 1144 Hazelwood Ct.; Lisa Joy Abel, *Jew!sli Post ** Opinion 611 N. Park Av« v 634-1307 ftiii Bennti Editor All communications involving editorial material should be addressed to 611 N. Park Ave. Indianapolis, 46204. All circulation correspondence should be addressed to Post and Opinion Subscriber Service, P.O. Box 1086. Flushing, N.Y. 11351. Known office of publication, 611 N. Park Are., Indianapolis, Ind.. 46204. Second-class postage paid at Indianapolis, Indiana, and at additional mailing office. All publicity must be in the office of The Indiana Jewish Post and Opinion by Monday of the week of publication. No publicity can be taken over the phone. Publicity photos must be in the office by Friday the week preceding publication. Publicity releases reoelved by Friday the week preceding publication will be given preference. Changes of address and other circulation problems are handled by mail, not phone. Please enclose a recent label from your copy of the paper showing your name and address.

daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Milton Abel, 415 Golf Lane; Tracy Diane Chalfin, daughter of Dr. & Mrs. Myron Chalfin, 1015 W. 77th St., S. Dr.; Cynthia Ann Cohen, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Cohen, 8233 Groton Lane; Beth Louise Goldberg, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Goldberg, 501 Fairway Dr.; Beth Jacobs, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Jacobs, 1206 Navajo Trail; Claudia Catharine James, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Stephen James, 6728 Hoover Rd.; Nancy Lynn Joseph, daughter of Mrs. Jackie Joseph, 1148 Stockton St.; Lisa Ann Kahn, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. David Kahn, 8425 Spring Mill Ct.; Nancy Jayne Kasle, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Kasle, 7831 Forest Lane; Karen Lynn Larman, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Larman, 255 Williams Ct.; Peggy Leeds, daughter of Dr. & Mrs. James Leeds, 9165 Nora Lane; Jane Lori Lieberman, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Lieberman, 6206 N. Meridian St.; Melanie Ann Lutz, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lutz, 1919 Huckleberry Ct.; Laurie Beth Manalan, daughter of Mrs. Maurice Manalan, 1245 Old Town, N. Dr.; Debra Toby Saltzman, daughter of Rabbi & Mrs. Murray Saltzman, 6430 Spring Mill Rd.; Rhonda M. Schuff, daughter of Dr. & Mrs. Schuff, 9418 Holliday Dr.; Nancy Ann Tishler, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Melvyn Tishler, 533 W. 72nd St.; Eileen Ziker, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Ziker, 1153 Stockton.

ORT Chapter To Install Officers Members of the Indianapolis Chapter of Women’s American ORT will meet at the Broadmoor Country Club for an installation and closing luncheon May 17 at 11:15 a.m. Orly Knutson from radio WIBC and John Lindsey WLWI TV-13 will be there to present the Chapter’s oversubscription check to a representative from the National Office of ORT. New officers to be installed are: Mrs. Theodore Sapper, president; Mrs. Donald Golan, Mrs. Bernard Frankovitz, Mrs. Aaron Sak and Mrs. Leonard Weinman, vice-presidents; Mrs. Marvin Bornstein, treasurer; Mrs. Harvey Stein, finr%nciai secretary; Mrs. Irving E d e 1 s t e i n , corresponding secretary; Mrs. Richard Weisfeld, recording secretary; Mrs. David Lewis, parliamentarian; Mrs. Mitchell Shiftman, past president and advisor. On Saturday, May 6, members of the Chapter who had earned their “honor roll” enjoyed an evening with their husbands at the Mai Tai Restaurant.

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“Words may show man’s wit, but actions his meaning.” The preceding words came from one of our illustrious statesmen, Benjamin Franklin. Ahh, the man must of known of the YME

Staff.

SPECIAL REPORT! USY INTERCITY: It took four hours to get there, but only three and a half returning. Where is there? Why, it’s USYs Intercity in Columbus, of course. Maybe the extra half hour arriving there was a sign of long things to come; for example, Long (traditional) services, panel groups, discussion groups, services, services and more services (to say the least). The meals were very nice (remember the Kinnus ones?), and the grand finale of a social Saturday night was a 1950’s Sock-Hop. In between strains of “Big Girls Don’t Cry” and “Bob, Bob, Berand,” you could see the looks of extreme enjoyment and excitement on everyone’s faces (cough, cough, choke). But, all in all, everyone had a really nice time (yeah — after the curfew hours). The open house of Saturday night happened to be at the biggest house of their county (I never did find out the owner’s name) and then an after open house at Debi Harris’. Unfortunately the curfew for Saturday night was 2 a.m. — but it really is because Columbus went on Daylight Savings Time then, so no one could mess around much because we didn’t leave the Sock Hop until 12:30. Sunday morning at 12:45 a very sleepy bus load of Indianapolians left their friends and Columbus to come home, sweet home. More election results, friends. Councilettes new officers (straight from their April 30th elections) are: Pres. — Randy Kiser, Programing VP — Lori Fisher, Membership VP — Melanie Lutz, Philanthropic VP -- Pam Goldwasser, treasurer — Elaine Rappaport, Recording Sec. — Rhonda Schuff, and Corresponding Sec. — Julie Weintraub. With the 500-Mile Race coming on us fast (over 180 mph, I hear), we’re reminded that STP is not only the racer’s edge but also Sigma Theta Pi. To prove it, STP is holding a Semi-Formal dinner-dance tomorrow night. First they’re having dinner at the old Holy Hock (out on College) and after that they’re moving to the Colony Apartment clubhouse for the dance. As of this writing there are about 13 couples going. So far they haven’t decided on a band or records. Speaking of tomorrow night, Baruch Ha-shem (your friendly, neighborhood National Conference of Synagogue Youth

Musical Sabbath Held At IHC A musical sabbath service, composed by Michael Isaacson, was held April 28 at the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Appearing in the performance was the Women Choir of Butler University, Soloist Wallace Ray Canderson, and the University String quartet. Stephen Richards, IHC music director, conducted. Stephanie Turner was organist.

group) is having an all-night party and that’s when it starts. Of course, since it’s that time of year, Sunday afternoon they’re serving a free lunch to all members who show up for elections at the JCCA (new location). So all you members, show up, eat, and vote for the Jew of your choice. Sabra BBG 43 is having a general meeting (we all wonder which general they’re going to meet with) Saturday night the 13th. Andrea Tobias (N’siah) reminds all Sabra-ites that their Greeting Cards are due then. Last Sunday, Sabra went to qualifications at the old Speedway. (We weren’t sure how to get that across, so we did). Next week is Shavous, confirmations, and FJYO ELECTION WEEKEND! In celebration of the last of those three, the YME Staff will present a special FJYO ELECTION COLUMN featuring profiles on the candidates, background on FJYO, voting procedures, and a run down on anything else we can think of. So, if you’re a member of a constituent organization (BBYO, USY, TEMPLE TEENS, NCSY, STP, POK, SWANK, or the TEEN LOUNGE GROUP - a member of the Center), you best tune

in next week!

The Indy BBYO Softball Bid is done and on its way to the old Regional office, friends. On the weekend of June 9-11, Ami Oskin will announce whether or not Columbus, Ohio, or good ol’ Naptown gets to hold the SOK Tourney July 23rd. TEEN OF THE WEEK: We’ve had several nominations this week of the coveted TOTW; among these have been Howard Lefkowitz and Paula Harris for the way they dressed for the USY Intercity. Chuck (Marcus Farraccinni) Glick for the way he’s handled FJYO over the past year; Marc Herman for leaving rickel and gleuck without a ride to school last week because he wanted a

snooze, and even Rhonda Solo, kin for taking rickel to school and then cutting out to Warsaw, Ind., to see her sick grandma. We decided to give it to all

of them.

VEGETARIAN’S CORNER: Nina Young. Well, folks, that’s about it here. One final note: LITTLE CAESAR’S PIZZA PARLOUR has changed its name to THE PIZZA PUB.

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