Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1978 — Page 2
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Councillets held a demonstration of hair fashions and make-up by John & Friends, hairstylists at the home of Geri Posner. They also held an ice skating party last Sunday at the Carmel Ice Skadium. Temple Teens will send ^delegates to the 01 Sub-Regional £ conclave in Cleveland March 31 -
April 2.
Student Council elections are now taking place at North Central
High School. Ron Klain is a presidential candidate, and Dan Aron is a vice-presidential candidate. Primary elections were held Monday. Congratulations to Elaine Vogel who is a finalist of the I.U. Honors Program in Foreign Languages. The Confirmation Class of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation is going to New York April 4-8. We hope everyone has a good time!
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Aliyah Emissary Is Available Monday Yehudah Berman, regional Israel aliyah shaliach (emissary) will be in the city for meetings with interested parties this Sunday, and. can be reached at the Jewish Community Center from 1—3 p.m. and 6:30 to 8 p.m. His program also includes two talks, one in the late afternoon with community leaders, and the second that night to the board of the Jewish Educational Association, according to Mrs. Leo Fang, Hadassah aliyah chairman. Berman, who covers Indiana from his regional office in Detroit, is an American who has made aliyah to Israel. He is in a good position to furnish detailed information to those who may be considering making aliyah to Israel. Academy Plans 2 Chicago Trips The Hebrew Academy of Indianapolis Auxiliary is once again offering bus trips to Chicago. A one-day trip on Thursday, May 11, will leave the parking lot at 7 a.m. and return at 11 p.m. There will also be a two-day trip leaving at the same place the previous day and returning on May 11. The cost for the two-day trip is $45.00, including bus fare and shared hotel room at the Sheraton Plaza. The cost for the one-day Trip is $25.00. Both prices include refreshments aboard the bus. This trip is for both men and women who wish to sightsee, vacation, shop, visit museums, see plays, etc. with bus drop off points at the Loop and on North Michigan Avenue.
Freedom Of The Press
Walter Wolf Requests Retraction Of News Item On Academy Grant
Editor POST and OPINION: I was distressed to read your article appearing on page 15 of the March 17 issue of the Jewish Post and Opinion. The article had no basis in fact and apparently was a complete fabrication. The names of both Mr. Frank Newman and of the undersigned were misused in your article for purposes that are not readily apparent. Mr. Newman made no announcement that the Jewish Welfare Federation had unanimously decided that the Hebrew Academy would receive a substantial yearly allocation, and we can only believe you were aware of the fact. You then went so far as to publish a verbatim quote of a statement I never made, without ever having a representative of the Jewish Post and Opinion contact me. Articles such as this are not onlyirresponsible, but they are divisive of the Jewish Community. Possibly, this is not a concern of The Post. What should be a concern, however, is that this article may be detrimental to pending ac-
tion by the Jewish Welfare Federation concerning the Hebrew Academy. The Jewish Welfare Federation is now in the process of considering and acting upon a request for funding submitted by the Hebrew Academy. I can only hope your article has not adversely affected its actions. Because of the flagrant nature of your article which contained no background information, and which included quoted fabrications, I hereby demand that this letter be published in its entirety in a prominent place in the next issue of the Jewish Post and Opinion. Walter E. Wolf, Jr. President, Jewish Welfare Federation Editor’s note: Evidently Mr. Wolf failed to read the explanation in last week's issue apologizing for our failure to explain that the news item was in the Purim tradition of stating things backwards and that it had been reprinted from the Purim issue of the bulletin of B'nai Torah congregation.
Cast AnnouncedFor Production
The cast of Theatre In The Woods’ spring production, “There Goes the Bride,’’ includes Marsha Grant, Conni Carmody, Brad Arrington, George Kruggel, Harley Dawson, Barb Day, Lynn
Waldman, and Paul Gitelson. According to Norris Wright, director, the play will be presented as theater i i the round. This is the production's first showing in Indianapolis.
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