Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 2003 — Page 4
IN 4 November 19. 2003
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Interfaith seder slated for March Dear editor. Interfaith Alliance Indianapolis is co-sponsoring two Spirit and Place Festival programs. One will be The Interfaith Seder "Passover" Supper March 22,2004 at Congregation Seth-El Zedeck.
This is an excellent program for Bible study and youth groups. Early reservations are recommended as space is limited to 225 participants. Mari/ Prouty 1A1 Communications Chair
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Mazel tov! to b’nai mitzvahs
Michael Reuven Greenberg, son of Jim and Cheryl Greenberg, was called to the Torah on Oct. 11 at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck. Hayden Scott Koplow, son of Cindi and Mark Koplow, became bar mitzvah on Oct. 11 at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck. Aaron Jacob Cohn, son of Coleen Cohn and Stewart Cohn, became bar mitzvah on Nov. 1 at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck. Shelby Helene Nefouse, daughter of Linda Simon and Allan Nefouse, became bat mitzvah on Nov. 8 at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck. Nathan Gabriel DuBow, son of Jennifer and David DuBow, was called to the Torah on Nov. 15 at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck. Julie Anne Womack, daughter of Ginny and Mark Womack, will become bat mitzvah on Nov. 22 at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck. Rebecca Reed Schwab, daughter of Susan and Fred
Schwab, will be called to the Torah on Nov. 29 at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck. Gabrielle Maurer, daughter of Amy and Larry Maurer, was called to the Torah on Oct. 4 at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Barrett Schwartz, son of Ellen and David Schwartz, became bar mitzvah on Oct. 11 at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Marc Goldsticker, son of Eileen and Alan Goldsticker, was called to the Torah on Oct. 18 at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Zoe Patterson, daughter of Kim and Doug Patterson, became bat mitzvah on Oct. 18 at Indianapolis Hebrew' Congregation. Hannah Krulewitch, daughter of Roseann Amirati and Kevin Krulewitch, became bat mitzvah on Oct. 25 at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Ellen Rose Harrington, daughter of Judy and Michael Harrington, w'as called to the
Torah on Nov. 1 at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Ashley Gardner and Jeremy Gardner, daughter and son of Julie and James Gardner, were called to the Torah on Nov. 8 at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Jordan Robinson, son of Rhonda and William Robinson, became bar mitzvah on Nov. 15 at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Adam Hyman Soshnick, son of Brenda and Andrew Soshnick, will become bar mitzvah on Nov. 22 at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Rachel Goot, daughter of Steve and Dana Goot, w'as called to the Torah on Nov. 1 at Congregation Shaarey Tefilla. Mazal Bienstock, daughter of Rabbi Arnold and liene Bienstock, became bat mitzvah on Nov. 8 at Congregation Shaarey Tefilla. Michelle Lieberman, daughter of Eva Lieberman, will become bat mitzvah on Nov. 22 at Congregation Shaarey Tefilla.
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By MICHELLE BETZ WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.— Ben Franklin's favorite bird is filling grocery store freezers, and consumers can expect to pay prices similar to last year for their favorite Thanksgiving main dish, according to a Purdue University expert. "Turkey w-ill be a best buy meat this holiday season," said Joseph Uhl, professor of agricultural economics.
"Both beef and pork prices are higher this year. Although turkey competes today with ham and other poultry products, it is still the favorite center-of-the-plate meat for our Thanksgiving feasts," Uhl said. "The American Turkey Federation estimates that 95 percent of us eat turkey at Thanksgiving.' The demand for turkey will be high as usual this holidax Continued on next page