Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1956-05-18

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Vol. 34. No. 20
COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, MAY  18,  1956
Devoted   to   Ameftcan and  Jowiih  Ideals
THOMAS TO SPEAK I THURSDAY NIGHT  i
"How can parents help Insure mental nnd emotional health In children? Does the changing pat-' torn of family living magnify the pressures which may lead youth Into anU-aoclal behavior? What constitutes sound disciplinary practice  In chllt^  training?"
These and other related ques¬ tions will be among tTie topics dis¬ cussed by Willla O. Thomas, chief prohrttipn officer for Frankllp Oounty, Thuraday. 8-.30 p. va.. when he addresses the closing meeting of the, Education For Family Liv¬ ing series sponsored by the Cen¬ ter's Adult Activities committee.
Mr. Thomas holds a master's de¬ gree tn Social Administration from Ohio Stato University and a B. A. degree from Kansas State University. His varied background in corrections and parole include four yeara aa parole officer at I..eavenworth   Penitentiary.
In his talk on "Education for Family Living As I Sec It," Mr. Thomas will emphasize the preven¬ tive aspects of the problem of juvenile delinquency. The growing concern about devlent behavior on the part of averago. normal youth in our society makes this a most pertinent subject for community corisldecatlon. Parents may look to Mr. Thomas' lecture and the sub¬ sequent discussion for reasaur- rancc in dealing with lntra-famlly« relationships. Mrs. Milton Parker, chairman of
"MAX DWORICIN MEMORIAL" AWARD TO BE PRESENTED AT AZA-BBG INSTALLATION
The Max Dworkin Memorial a hlghly-prixed award to be given each  year  for  distinguished  service  to  AZA junior  order  of  6'nal
B'rith - will have its Initial presentation Tuesday evening at the Jewish Center, where B'nai B'rith girls and the AZA hold their joint installation affair.
AU AZA alumni and their wives are especially invited. Tho older AZA members will remember Max "Pop" Dworkin as advisor of AZA when it met at the old Schonthal Center on E. Rich St. It was "Pop" Dworkin who would deliver fiery speeches and Inculcate the fe'nal B'rith spirit of "Benevolence, Brotherly Love and Harmony" Into t^e young hfarts of AZA.
The award,  in  loving  memory of I ! Max Dworkin, will ho dedicated by j Harry   S.   Goldstein,   a   co-advlsor j with   pworkln.  It i.s a wall  plaque. |
,      POST OFFICERS — Above are the new  officers  of Capltol  Post P''''*^ ^"*^"^ f"'" 24 "imo plates. The j ,_-    ,     . .   „,      t, . 1     1   ,1   1 1    1 .      .  .u >«r       ir t   I recipient wiil have hlfl name addiMl
1"22, Jewish War Veterans .      installed last week  at the  new  War  Vet- *^      . .......
and wiil receive an individual iro- | erans Building. Left to right: Meyer Hoffman. Jr. vice Commander; , ^^^^ ^^^ ^.^ ^^.^ ii^eping. The I Marty   Kaufher.    Commander;    Lou    Ackerman.    Sr.    vice-Commander, j pif^^j,,,   ^nd   firgt   trophy   was   do-   '¦h'
CONFIRMATION EXERCISES TOMORROW
The 25th confirmation class under the aegis of Rabbl Nathan Zellzer will take place thia Sun¬ day, 10 a. m.. at Temple Tlfereth Israel. An original cantata • "Tanuv Tanu, Rabbana." by Miriam W. Shenker will be preaented by the 1956 conflrmands and will be dedicated to Rabbi Zellzer. w.ho has boen Tlfer'eth Israi'Vs spiritual leader for almost a quarter-cen¬ tury.
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Besides   the   conflrmands.   repre- the   meeting,    reminds   the   public igenttltlvea   of   the  25   confirmation that there Is no admission  charge   classes wili pay tribute to the rabbi meeting.    Refresh-, on this unique occasion.
for    the    vital
menta will be served following the
question-discussion .period
RAANANA ELECTS MRS. ROMANHOF
Raanana   will   conclude   Its   ad minlstratlve   year   by   holding   lis i erman Talis, installation    Tuesday    evening,    at [ Nateman,
Representing the .alumni group wiil be:
Ruth Feuerlicht Zelizer, 1932: Richard Lieberman, 1933; T>enora Feuerlicht Ri-hmar. 19M; Beatrice Nason NichoLs. 1935; Marjorle Wasserstrom Gross. 1936; Betty Jacobs Slegal, 1937: Gloria WaM- ser.Htrom Block. 1D3K; Betty Lleh- 1939; Kvclyn Roland 1940;    Ellen   Schh^zinger
the home of Mrs. I. Cabakoff, 2981 Klbern   Ave.
Mrs, J. D. Schecter, well known communal leader and past presi¬ dent of B'nai B'rith District 2, will install the new officers, who are: President. Mrs. Ivan Romanhof; first vlco-presldent; Mrs. Jerome Acks; second vice-president, Mrs. Morton Alport; third vice-presi¬ dent, Mrs. Al Shames; recording secretary, Mrs. Leo Eichenbaum; corresponding secretary, Mrs. San¬ ford Plnke; treaa., Mrs. Farrell Shar; honorary president, Mrs. S. W. Rubenstein.
Board members arc Mesdames Janet Ennls, M. Edison. Joe Glas¬ er. Max Trager, B. - Abrams. S. Stern, P. H. Gellman, S. W. Rub¬ enatein and Frank Nutls.
A unique evening of entertain¬ ment Is being planned by the pro¬ gram committee, headed by Mrs. Bett/ Romanhof. A^n original skit, written by Mrs. Frank NuUb, feat¬ uring past and pew Raanana offl- Qors, will be presented. A complete buffet supper will be served under the dl/ectlon of Mrs. I. Cabakoff and Mra. Jerome Acks, hospitality co-chairmen.
Cards and mah jong wlU com¬ plete the evening's activities. Mem¬ bers are asked to bring their own cards and seta. Reservations may be made by calling EX. 4981. For transportation, call DO. 4385.
OlxynUNG CAMPAIGN BY PIONEKK WOMEN  #2
Pioneer Womftn Club 11 is again sponsoring u clothing drive for Is¬ rael. Everything in the clothing and bedding line is very much needed. Call the chairman, Mrs. Wiiiter 4>fvy, to pick up your bun die or you may take It to 818 Mil ler Ave.
Schottensteln, 19-11; Mildred Givets. 1942;   Renee Katz I..K-vlne.  1943.
Donna Melman Silverman, 1944; Frances Cowall Solomon. 1945; Clifford Schlezinger. 1946: Barbara Wljlson Adler, 1947; Lois Morgan- stern. 1948; Lots Lewln, 1949; Slg¬ mund Munster, 1950; Alan Rin¬ ger, 1951; Kayla Polster. 1952; Michael Getz. 1953; Benson Roth. 1954;  Sherrle  Rosen,  1955.
A special tape recording will be made of the confirmation, and Rab¬ bl Zellzer and the conflrmapds will appear on WBNS-TV, Channel 10. Sunday, 2 p. m.. In a special tele¬ vised adaption of the cantata.
Tlie conflrmands;
Jule Rebecca, son of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Durschnllt, 73 N- Parkview; Elaine Phyllis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Felner, 141 N. Gould; Lynn Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fishman, Q3 S. Caasady.
Larry Seymour, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gutter, 924 Berkeley,; Joan Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan I. Henkin, 185 N. Gould; Stephanie Wynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lando, 1023 Geers; Marcia, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Sanford Lipson, 1002 Uliey; Helayne Joyce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Charles Margulls, 3158 Broadmoor.
Sandra Renee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marks, 906 S. Remington: Evelyn Harriet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mayer, 2724 Bellwood; Carol Jean, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Alvin Michaelson.  137 S. Rooaeveit.
Ann Hope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al S. Pearlman, 170 S. Caa¬ sady; Linda Stein, daughter of Mr. and   Mrs.   Philip   D.   Roas,   155   S.
Ctmflrmation    will    be    held Temple   Israel   tomorrow.   10   a.   m. Immediately after the aervice.  par- I'nta  of  members  of  the   conflrma-j tion  ola.ss  will   hold   k   reception   in j their   honor,   In   the   Vestry   Room of   the  Temple.
Dr.  .Irrnme   D.   Folkman   will   of- fieiate,   Hia  aermonette  will  be  en- tilled.  "ThrouKh a Ix^.oklng-Glass." The   service   will   be   supported   by : the Temple  Israel -choir   under   the , direction  of Prof   Norman  Staiger, with  Lowell  Enoch  at  the  organ Efrim Fruehtman, 'cellist, will also i he   ft'dlured   (hiring   the   confirma¬ tion aervice.
The following are members of the Confirmation  Class of  1956:
Fred Abel, son of Mr. and' Ar¬ mand Abel. 2760 Bryden Rd; Joel Harkan, Hon of Prof, and Mrs, Manuel Barkan, 39r) K. Torrence ¦Hd. Allan Blue, son of Mr. and Mr.s. Hal Blue. 2-10 N, Stanwood Rd.       '
Stephen Daniels, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Daniels, 281 S. Roosevelt Ave: Larry Felsenthal, aon of Mra. Monroe Felsenthal, 764  Moritrose  Ave.
Davida Gersten. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Geraten. 2715 Sher¬ wood Rd; Albert Ikenberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. I^thar Ikenberg, 2322 Shi'rwond Rd; Fred Isaac, son of Mr', and Mrs. Sol Morton Isaac, 222 Aahbourne Rd.
Norma Kahn, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Raymond Kahn, ' 2750 Fair Ave; Barbara Kanter, daugh- l.er of Dr. and Mrs. Abe Kanter, 1-15  S.  Merkle  Rd.
Michael MilUer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mlttler, 99 S. Merkle Rd; Betty Newburger, dUughter of Dr. and Mrs. Maurici' Newburger, Tif¬ fin. O.
PhlUp Ochs, aon of C)r. and Mrs- Jacob Ochs, Benjamin Franklin Hospital: Suaan Office, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Office, 450 N. Columbia Ave; Stanley Rosen¬ feld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Davt* Rosenfeld, 2656 Sherwood Rd.
Mellcent Russell, daughter of Mra. Irving Russell, 2793 Bexley Park Rd; Bonnie Sher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sher, 333 S. Roosevelt Ave.
Paul Sokol, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sokol, 618 Racine Ave; Lin¬ da Yenkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Yenkln, 381 S. Drexel Ave; Stanley Yenkln. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Yenkln, 2465 Bryden Rd.
AWARDS BANQUET AT OSU HILLEL
Highest honors for leadership in B'nai   B'rith Hillel  Foundation
the Hillel Keys and the Hillel Honor Certificates will be pre¬ sented lo outstanding student leadera during the annual awards banquet next Wednesday, 6 p. m-, al  the   Foundation.
In addition to the presentation of the Foundation's most coveted honor by Rabbl Harry Kaplan, dl- rector of Hillel. will be the presen¬ tation of awards to the leaders who have done outstanding work In apeciallzed areas of the Foun- I.  Participation   in   AZA's   five-fold ' dation's   program.   The   apecial   a-
' wards will be given by Rabbi Les¬ ter Segal, assistant director of the Foundation, and by student lead¬ ers.
A chock from the United Jewish
(Topy   photo), j nated to Zion  Ixidge 62 by Mr. and
 I Mtk.   .Itunea  Hillelson  and  aona.   of
Dayton.    O..    a    brother-in-law    of Max   Dworkin.
Fu111 re annual trophles will be awarded by the Lodge. Richard Grundsteln will present the firat trophy award.
The Max Dworkin Memorial a- ward wiil be presented each year to an AZA member who has dia- tlnguiahed hlmaelf in one or more of   lhe   following   categories
program.
2. Valuable   effort   and   .m'rvice   ir the betterment of AZA.
3. Service to  the iommunily The  in»lallttlion  affair  will <om
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ce at H p. m., with Mrs. David   Student  Fund  drive will be  given Hldent   of   the   Wom    ^° WilUftm Kahn, campaign chair-
l-iandler,    pre;
n'H Chapter of B'nai B'rith. giving . man   of   the  Columbus  division   of the opening prayer. Mrs. Albert J.\^^^ United Jewish A-ppcal, by Dave B'nai I Forman,    student    chairman.    A-
B(.'cker,    chairman     of    the
B-rith   Youth   Committee,   will   aet I wards will be presented to the atu-
.Ks   inatllUng  officer, , dent leaders of the drive.
Main apeaker wiil be Rabbi Na-!     Jack   Friedgut,   out-going   presi-
than    Zelizer   of   Temple   Tifereth I ^^nt of HUIel Student Couhcil, will
pay tribute to the out-going coun¬ cil members. Incoming officers and
larael.
The following BBG'a will be offi¬ cially installed: Marsha Schwartz, president; Paula Stevena, vice- pres.; Judy S'^Jjel. recording sec'y; j Marcia Y e 11 e n, correapondlog sec'y; Toby Ooldfarb, treasurer: Marcia Bermanj agt-al-arms; Bev¬ erly  Schecter,   counselor.
President of Zion Lodge 62, So! Z^eldln. will serve as Installing of¬ ficer of AZA. Officers were not elected as this article went to press.
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MAY 28 DEADLINE
De^idUno fur the June 1 edition uf The Chronicle will be Tuesday, Muy  28,   10 u.  tu.,   Iie<cuiihe  of  Mtv
Remlngton;   Joseph  Landy,  aon  of i ,„„rUvl Day holiday.
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B'nai B'rlth's annual sales stamp dance Sunday, April at the Fort Hayes Hotel, was term¬ ed a crowning success, not only by the members In attendance, but alao by the various charitable a- gencles of B'nai B'rith who are to be the reclplenta of nil profits earned.
SlO buecesaful waa the door prize contest, that it waa decided to make It an annual event for fund- raising purposes.
At the Sunday affair, the win¬ ning ticket was held by the follow¬ ing women, who chose to accept CASH rather than thu automobile: Thelma Goldberg, Sylvia Cohen, I^na Barnett, Marjorlc Mendel. Jeanne Sowolsky, Ruth Kahn. Jeannettc Blue, Jeanne Levine. Bernlce Barnett a,nd Helen Nutls.
Winning refunds were the fol¬ lowing: Rose Goodman; Louis Robbins and Albert Roaen; Benson and Herbert Wolman; MUton J. Leeman; Morrey Tarcov, Art Meiz¬ lish. Ellis Krupnick, Nat Sands, Leonard  Dworkin.
The ticketa were extracted by Mra. Howard Giveta and Mrs. Mar¬ tin Stoneman.
the Council will be Introduced and Installed by I. W. Garek, a member of the Executive Committee, Su¬ preme Lodge, B'nai B'rith.
A special program featuring the HiUel choir, folk dancers, and players group will be presented at the banquet. The original program, titled "Freedom," waa written by Tova Leibowitz and Dave Forman, two of the Foundation's student leaders.
A new honor, the Rebecca Kap¬ lan Memorial Trophy, will be in¬ augurated. The trophy will be a- warded by the Student Council to the organized group which has contributed moat to the program of the Foundation through group, and individual participation.
A brief address by Rabbi Harry Kaplan and one by Herbert Wise, president of the Hillel Advisory Board, vifUl highlight the evening. Dinner arrangements are under the supervision of Mrs. Abe Jacobs aon, of the Hillel Advisory Bo{brd. Student chairman for the banquet is Davida Bernstein.
TWKi   101   HAS DINNER
Pioneer Women to Install Officers
The annual Pioneer Women's in¬ stallation affair will be held as a dinner Thursday, 6:30 p. m., at the Meadowbrook Restaurant. Mrs. Lois Stem, past preaident of Pio¬ neer Women Club n, will install the new officer^.
Mrs. Lillian Stephens will offer the opening prayer,
A card party will follow the in¬ stallation program, called "Rhyme and Reason." Members are aslted to  bring  their  own   cards  or   maj.
Twig  101  has a dinner  meeting  lo"8 games. Wednesday,  7  p.   m.,  at  the   Mea-       Reservations   may   be   made   by' dowbrook   Inn.   Mrs.    Fred   Born- I calling Mra. Sam Brandt, DO. 400fl',
stein  ia chairman-' j-or Mrs. Lewis Stein, FA. 1403.
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