Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1978 — Page 2

Aaron-Ruben Team Holds 25 Point Lead

By DON SIEGEL The Aa ron-Ruben-Nelson Keglers won five of six games during the past two weeks and have moved into a huge 25 point lead in the B’nai B’rith Bowling League. Last Sunday, Jan. 22, at 421 Bow’l Aaron-Ruben defeated Pearson Ford 20-10. Milt Goldstein bowled a 554 for the winners and Irv Cohen a 553 for Pearson Ford. Pearson dropped one position to fourth place. The six teams trailing AaronRubep when the day began all lost

last week. Mossier Insurance remained in second place despite losing 28-2 to Washington Auto Parts. Jeff Rich led Washington with a 560 series and Washington moved up four places to fifth place.

Capitol Paper advanced to third place despite losing 17M>-12M> to Ivan Chalfie Assoc. Joe Polinsky and Ivan Chalfie led the winners who are now in sixth place. The top individual effort recently goes to Nate Goldstein a 589 series for the Gallow team on Jan. 15.

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Rhonda Soiotkin Israel Bond Organ.Moums To wed g. Levin Q ea th Of Sen. Humphrey

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Soiotkin announce the engagement of their daughter Rhonda to Gerald A. Levin. Miss Soiotkin is a student at Butler University. She is a member of the Alpha Phi Sorority. Mr. Levin is the son of Mrs. Leah Levin and Mr. Fred Levin. He attended Ball State University and is currently completing his senior year at I. U. School of Denistry. He is a member of the Psi Omega Fraternity. A summer wedding is planned.

Men's Club To Meet B'nai Torah Men’s Club will hold its monthly breakfast/program this Sunday, Jan. 29, at the congregation. Services will begin at 8:30 a m., followed by breakfast at 9:15 a.m. and the program at 9:30 a.m. Members of the NCSY group will discuss their recent trip to New York City. A door prize will be given. Amos Group Sets Informal Meet

An informal open experience is set for 8:00 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Tuchman for members of the Amos Society. Rabbi Jon Stein, special guest, is planning this open experience where people can gather around together and learn to get to know each other and themselves better. Reservations are being taken by Grace Sobel, 257-9982, and Susan Gross, 299-4142. Admission for non-members if $3.00. Photo Show At Center “One Twenty-Fifth Of A Second and All My Life”, a one-man photography show by Indianapolis photographer, Ted Gelb, will continue at the Jewish Community Center through February 10. The works combine both traditional and contemporary photography using black and white, color, and various print making techniques. Currently teaching in Indianapolis, Gelb works as an artist, freelance photographer, and technical consultant for various printing firms and institutions.

The Israel Bond Organization issued a statement today mourning the passing of Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, whom it eulogized as a “warm friend and champion of the State of Israel.” Sam Rothberg, General Chairman, paid tribute to the beloved Minnesota legislator, recalling that ten years ago Vice President Humphrey was the guest of honor at the 1968 International Inaugural Conference of Israel Bonds in Miami where he received the Israel Humanitarian Award, the Bond Organization's highest award. The following is the text of Mr. Rothberg’s tribute to the leader who died last Friday: “Hubert Humphrey was actively identified with the Israel Bond program since its inception. He recognized the indispensable role of Israel Bonds in providing the

resources to develop a sound economy as the foundation for what he termed Israel’s ‘human achievements’ in building a homeland for the Jewish people. “The Israel Bond Organization mourns his passing with profound sorrow. He was a beloved leader and shining symbol of American freedom as w-ell as a warm friend and champion of Israel. His ardent support of Israel reflected his love of humanity and his lifelong dedication to freedom, justice, equality and brotherhood of all mankind.”

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