Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1979 — Page 2
October 12, 1979 The Jewish Rostand Opini
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Mondale Speaks At Fundraiser AtSimons
ByGISEUTWEISZ . *55*5019 ELECTION SELECTION: The vice-president of the U.S. Walter Mondale arnveri at lhe Herb idence as sched- ^ JL Herb, his wife, IPt 4Bf dren. Jennifer and Steven greeted the vice GISELA president at the door for the fundraising affair. The spacious garden was the perfect setting for the luncheon with Mr. Mondale. W aiters served the 50 guests a light luncheon catered by “Pleasant Peasant.” Larry Conrad, former Secretary of State, introduced the lierb Simon family and the dignitaries present after the meal. Robert McKinney said a few welcoming words to the vice president. Herb Simon also welcomed Mondale to his home and to Indiana. Vice-president Mondale was the next speaker. He spoke on the energy crisis and
the need to support the Democratic party. *** SEVEN AND MORE: Long before the TV. show “Roots”, Shirley Tick, Springfield. 111., was preoccupied with geneology. Where ever she went, she visited libraries in an attempt to collect data of her family. As a result of diligent and painstaking work of many ya^rs, the story of seven generations, complete with pictures, maps and family documents was put between covers by Mrs. Tick. One copy of it presented to each member of the huge family originating from Poland with more than 300 living members around the world. During Labor Day weekend, the first family reunion was held for the Tykocki descendents in Indianapolis. Most of the members have shortened the foreign-sounding name to Tick. Yvonne Tykocki, N Y. the only one w'ho kept the original name attended the family gathering. Louise and Robert Epstein
Bedash And Deutsch To Marry In Boston
Eva Marie Balash will wed Eugene Deutsch in Boston, Mass, on Oct. 21. Rabbi Albert S. Goldstein will officiate at the ceremony. In the "State Street Roof” a reception will follow the service at the State Street Roof. Miss Balash is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Balash, New York City, N Y. Mrs. Michael Klopfer, Indianapolis and the late Mr. Joseph Deutsch are the parents of Mr. Deutsch. Miss Balash holds a B.S. from the City College of New York and an M.D. from the Medical College of Pennsylvania. She is a der-
matologist in private practice in Boston. Mr. Deutsch has a bachelor of science degree from Purdue University and is an engineer with “Camp, Dresser and McKee”, Boston. Both, Miss Balash and Mr. Deutsch arrived to the United States after the 1956 Hungarian revolution as refugees with their families. At the wedding ceremony Mrs. Jack Ungar, Long Island, N.Y. will be the matron of honor and the best man will be Mr. Blair Lohmeyer, Richmond, Virginia. After a trip to Vermont, the couple plans to reside in Brookline, Mass.
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were responsible for the accomodations and meals for the 75 attending members. The Shabbat dinner was held at the Broadmoor Country Club, a family dinner at the Stouffer on Saturday, a buffet supper at the Epsteins on Sunday and finally a picnic at the park on Labor Day. A group photo of all, who attended by Ben Lawrence will serve as a memento of the 1979 reunion. A family meeting is scheduled again in California in tw o years. The first Tick family meeting was attended by Joan Atlass, Nancy and Allan Barker, Louise and Robert Epstein, Lis and Bud Goldsmith, Jane Block, Wendy Bonnet, Esther and Nelson Mint/., Worcester, Mass., Alvin and Marilyn Baer, Culver City, Calif., Ann and Bernard Kotzin, Los Angeles, Shirley and Gene Tick, Springfield, 111., Vivian and David Hennes, Detroit. Mich, and many others. *** STAR: Esther Kramer won the title of “Sales Star of the montn” from Carriage Newcomers
Eric and Bonnie Prystowsky, 9013 Sweetbay Court, recently moved to Indianapolis from Durham, N.C. Dr. Prystowsky is a cardiologist on the faculty of the I.U. School of Medicine. Originally from Philadelphia, Bonnie received her B.A. in English from Penn State University. Her hobbies include cooking, theater and reading. She is a member of Hadassah. Eric received his B.S. from Penn State and his M.D. from Mt. Sinai where he completed his medical training. He was previously on the faculty at Duke University. In his spare time Eric enjoys photography, golf, theater and classical music. The Prystow’sky’s have two children, David, 5 and Dannv, 2>>. We welcome the family to Indianapolis and hope they The Indiana Jewish Post and Opinion USPS 2(2-180 811 North Park Avenue Tataphona: 834-1307 Jo-Ann Pinkowta Editor All communications involving editorial mat arial should be addressed to 611 N. Park Ave.. Indianapolis, IN 46204 All circulation corres pondence should be addressed to Post and Opinion Subscriber Service. 611 N. Park Ave., Indianapolis. IN 46204. All publicity must be in the office of the In diana Jewish Post and Opinion by Monday the week of publication. No publicity can be taken over the phone Publicity photos must be in the office by Friday the week preceding publl cation. Publicity reloases received 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
Estates. Congratulations! *** LA CHAIM!: Harvey Sachs and his new- wife, Jacquie, were here from Atlanta for the holidays. Charlene and Art, Harvey’s parents gave a cocktail supper at the Willow Earm Clubhouse last week in their honor. *** HOLIDAY: Lena Sclnviiner returned from Morton Grove, 111. where she spent the holidays with her children, Joe and Marlene Yesinick and their two youngsters. Cheryl and Steven. *** RETURNED: On September 15th Ann Collinger Katz’s 75th birthday was celebrated by a surprise luncheon party given by her cousins Rosemary and Saul Fogle in their home. Ann recently moved back to Indianapolis from Los Angeles and this party provided an opportunity for her to reaquaint herself with
enjoy their stay here. I he luncheon for the “Sunshine Girls” ol the Jewish Welfare Federation will be held at 11:30 a m. Tuesday, Oct. 16 at the Manor House Cluba' Windridee. The luncheon has been subscribed by Mrs. Melvin Simon and Mrs. Jack Larman. A Beachcomer’s name was also omitted. Mrs. Irxing
old friends. Among her earlier aquaintances in the Fogle home, were Bernice Bremen. Fanny Ewen, Anna Freed man, Esther Fogle (Mrs. Frederick), Esther Fogle (Mrs. Jacob), Ahby Fogle, Sarah Fogle, Rose Gould, Phyllis Hersch, Lee Helms, Rose Niekharg, Marijane Popp, Rose Steinberg, Sally Seligman, Sarah Smith and others. *** NEW ABODE: Congratulations to Sherrie and Tod Potasnik upon moving into their new home. *** DOUBLE CELEBRATION: The 27th wedding anniversary and the 50th birthday of Irv Sacks were celebrated together last month at the Eagle Nest Clubhouse, with a surprise buffet given by Irv’s wife, Sally. More than 150 family and friends gathered together and jointly purchased present, a color video camera. Volunteer Work To Be Topic For BB Women A “Getting To Know- You” party for B'nai B'rith Women, Menorah Chapter 924, will be held at 8:00 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 18 at the home of Mrs Gary Dubow. Mrs. Richard Thompson will speak on the need to reevaluate reasons for joining a volunteer organization. Light entertainment and dessert will follow the discussion. Current members, new' members and prospective members are welcome to attend. For information on membership contact Mrs. Erwin Winnick or Mrs. Gary Dubow.
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