Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 2003 — Page 4

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Melrose/Rothschild wedding planned

Heather and Ron Melrose of Indianapolis announce the engagement of their daughter, Shannon Courtney Melrose, to Edward Aaron Rothschild II, MD, son of Frances and Edward Rothschild of Louisville, Ky. Shannon is a graduate of Tulane University, where she earned a bachelor of arts degree in sociology and a bachelor of arts degree in Jewish studies. She earned a masters degree in healthcare administration and a masters degree in business administration from Indiana University. She is currently employed at Humana headquarters in Louisville as director of product development. Edward is a graduate of Western Kentucky University, where he earned a bachelor of

science degree in biology and a bachelor of science degree in chemistry. He earned a doctor of medicine degree at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences and completed a residency in anesthesiology at the University of Kentucky. Edward is CEO and cofounder of Open MRI, LLC in Louisville. He also practiced anesthesiology for nine years at Clark Memorial Hospital in Jeffersonville, Ind. The wedding is planned for December 2003 in Indianapolis.

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Posting the Past

Compiled by MATTHEW J. SILVER

Sept. 27,1963 One of the first Jews to contribute to the establishment of a Hoosier heritage was Moses Henry, an Indian agent and interpreter sent by George Rogers Clark in 1778 to make peace with the Indians at Vincennes. After the settlement was established, Henry was one of several people charged with operating the outpost. David Cook, Steering Committee Chairman for the Israel Bond Drive of Indiana, announced that Governor Matthew E. Welsh has been named honorary chairman of the campaign for the State of Indiana. Sept. 28,1973 The Jewish Community Relations Council has reaffirmed its stand on the subject of school integration and urges compliance with the ruling of Federal Judge S. Hugh Dillin. First v.p. of the JCRC Max Nelson reiterated a 1971 resolution calling for an end to de facto segregation. Mrs. Michael Maurer and Mrs. Nathan Nisenbaum were named to head the Women's Division for the 1974 JWF Campaign. Jack Larman is overall chairman. Sept. 28,1983 Marc Hasten has been named treasurer of the Jabotinsky Foundation, a national organization which plans to award $100,000 to the person who has done the most in the previous two years "for the defense of the rights of the Jewish people." Sept. 29,1993 State of Israel Bonds will honor Edgar and Audrey Goldwasser at the Indiana-Is-rael Dinner of State, where they will be awarded the prestigious Jerusalem Medal for dedicated support of their

community and Israel. Long-time member of Hadassah Thelma Kulwin, celebrating her 90th birthday, will be honored at the season opening meeting of the Indianapolis Chapter of Hadassah Oct. 5. As a child in Gary, Kulwin remembers meeting Hadassah founder Henrietta Szold when she came to charter that city's Hadassah chapter.

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Continued from page 2 For more information contact Betty Cahall, 844-1070. Art exhibition The art of Yasha Persson will be featured through Oct. 15 at the JCC. The artist employs a mixed media to present a visual interpretation of social and political predicaments. Rothenberg exhibition "Fire & Water" is the title of the art exhibit featuring the husband and wife team of Joani and Jeff Rothenberg scheduled from Oct. 15 through Nov. 15 at the JCC. Many in the community are familiar with Joani's designs on clothing and most recently as the creative illustrator of author Rabbi Sandy Sasso's books. Jeff is a physician and an artist in his own right. His works of glass are beautiful and functional. I have had the pleasure of watching him work with glass at the Art Center as he transforms a blob of glass into a fabulous bowl. Take some time to enjoy the exhibit.

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Business network You can meet and greet and learn something from the featured guests. All meetings take place on one Wednesday each month at the JCC. Dinner is served at 6:30 p.m. with the presentation at 7 p.m. Representatives Michael Murphy (R) and Terry Jo Austin (D) will square off during their debate on Oct. 15 about the legislature and economic issues during a budget crunch. On Nov. 12 you can get an insider's view of basketball with the Pacers' own David Morway, senior vice president. RSVP to Marsha Landau at 251-9467, ext. 233. Mayoral debate It's time to get more information on mayoral candidates Bart Peterson and Greg Jordan. The debate will be moderated by Jim Sheila, WISH-TV host of "Indiana Week in Review" on Thursday, Oct. 16, at 7 p.m. in the Laikin Auditorium of the Jewish Community Center. The Jewish Community Relations Council, the National Council of Jewish Women, and Hadassah are co-sponsoring the event. For more information contact the JCRC at 9262935. Simchat Torah Join in the fun at Congregation Shaarey Tefilla on Saturday, Oct. 18, at 5:30 p.m. for this wonderful celebration. Costs: adults $7.50; children 6-12 $5; children 3-5 $2.50. Reservations required. 253-4591. Block Forum Emmy Award-winning TV journalist and terrorism expert John Miller will lead off this year's Block Forum series at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation on Sunday, Oct. 19, at 7:30 p.m. An Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist and one of the most widely recognized reporters covering crime and legal issues, John Miller is perhaps best known for his investigative reports for ABC News. Fie won acclaim for his reports on organized crime in New York City, the explosion of TWA Flight 800, and his 1998 interview with Osama bin Laden. Mr. Miller's book, The Cell: Inside the 9/U Plot and Win/ the FBI and CIA Failed to Stop It, was released in August of 2002. Other speakers in the annual series include national talk radio host and political analyst Laura Ingraham on Nov. 9, Emmy Award-winning producer of "The Simpsons" Mike Reiss on March 14, and best-selling essayist and fiction Continued on next page