Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1960-09-23

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Vol. 38, No. 40
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, I960
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Show Biz Time
For those who remember B'nai B'rlth Women's old time shows, and for those who can act, dance, aing or for those who just naturally love show business, B'nai B'rith Women is plan¬ ning a musical variety show, to be given in a couple of months.
Some older Columbusite3 will remember such BBW shows as "Pack Up Your Trebles," "Awake and Swing," "Steppln' High," and many other.9.
Rehearsals will start on Tuesday, Oct 18, 8 p.m., at the Jewish Center, with Gladys Little Thomas of Stadium and Play¬ ers fame as director, choreographer, etc.
Anyone who fits into one of these categories is asked to call Mrs. Sam Schwartz, BE. 1-0863, or Mrs. Howard Goldstein, CL. 8-9414 to reserve a featured spot in the production of "B. B. op Parade."
Yom Kippur Dance To Feature Joe Susi
A lively evening of entertainment, dancing and food is in store for those planning to attend the annual Yom Kippur dance at the Jewish Center, Saturday night, Oct. 1 from 9:30 until the spirit runs out.
Stu Newpoff has secured the music of Joe Susi and his band who will provide music for dancing aa well as for those Who enjoy just listening. Susi is well-known for his top musicians, bringing the latest dance styles as well as some of the popular dances of past years.
LOCAL ENTERTAINERS,   not
seen recently, will highlight the floor show of the evening. Emcee Laddie Pinke needs no introduc¬ tion. His wit and t;Hmor make any show sparkle. Bernie Doctor wiil lend his smooth singing voice in some of the recent hit tunes. A new singing team will share the spotlight, Abby and Trudy Green coming forth with a talent they have kept hidden since their ar¬ rival on the Columbus scene.
Elstelle Center, too long away from community productions, will delight the audience with her medley of recent show tunes. Merrymakers on that evening will be treated to a special "command" performance by the incomparable "Andrews Sisters" (Al GIngold, Alan Gihsburg and Larry Rob¬ bins).
ROUNDING OUT the floor show will be a piano medley by the talented Steve Stellman.
Under the supervision of Mrs. Marvin Rose and Mrs. Nate Nate, man, the auditorium of the Cen¬ ter will take on a new atmosphere with their decorations commem¬ orating the 10th anniversary of the Jewish Center.
MRS. JOE Altman Is busy mak, ing plans for her bagel and lox buffet for the evening.
President, Candidates Send Greetings To Community
Nixon
Joe Susl
The Yom Kippur dance Is spon sored this year by the Swim and Tennis Committees who are sell¬ ing tickets In order to raise funds for lighting these areas.
Tickets may be secured from any member of these committees as well as at the Center desk. Ad¬ mission is $3.50 per couple for Center members, $5 per couple for non-members.
M. I. DANINHIRSCH
IS NEW ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF JFS
Justin L. Sillman, president of the Jewish Family Service, has announced the appointment of Murray I. Danlnhirsch as asso¬ ciate director of the Jewish Fam¬ ily Service. Danlnhirsch replaces Lazar D. Brener who was recently appointed executive director of the new Columbus Jewish Home for the Aged.
Danlnhirsch is a qualified and experienced social worker. He re¬ ceived his bachelor of social science degree from the College of the City of New York and his master of social work degree trom the Department Of Social Work, Carnegie Institute of Tech¬ nology.
SILLMAN STATED that, "Dan¬ lnhirsch is a welcome addition and an asset to the staff of the Jewish Family Service. With his rich background and experience, the Agency will continue its growth and development to meet the Individual and family needs of the Columbus Jewish com¬ munity."
Daninhirsch's many years of ex¬ perience include positions as case worker in' the family and child welfare fields and the war re¬ location services. He was Child Welfare Consultant, Louisiana State Department of Public Wel¬ fare and Chief Social Worker, Veterans Administration Office, Columbus, O.
PRIOR TO coming to the Jew¬ ish Family Service he was Case Consultant with The Adoption Institute of Los Angeles, Calif,
Danlnhirsch Is a member of the National Association of Social Workers.
To my fellow Americans of the Jewish faith, I send heartfelt greetings and good wishes. May your Rosh Hashonah worship be spiritually restoring as you mark the beginning of your 5721st re¬ ligious year. Your prayers for peace on ¦ these High Holydays come at a time when Americans of all faiths have become more sensitive than ever to the fervent Judaic belief In the universality of man's needs and aspirations.
Aware of great social and politi¬ cal stirrings In all parts of the world, Americans join in a de¬ termined desire to help man ful¬ fill the promise of his humaraiess.
America's spiritual heritage, em¬ phasizing the sacredness of the individual, America's political heritage of freedom, and the pur¬ suit of rewarding living lead us to labor constantly for the achievement of Uberty and a more satisfying life for the greater numbers of our fellow men.
All thoughtful Americans share the prayers for a world in which discrimination,   persecution   and
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Eisenhower
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Presi¬ dent Eisenhower has issued from the White House the following Rosh Hashonah statement through the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, extending his greetings to Ameri¬ can Jewry:
"During the season of the Jew¬ ish High Holydays it is always a pleasure to extend greetings to my fellow citizens of the Jewish faith.
"I know this is a time of deep meaning for them. In the honored tradition of their ancient faith, they are led to special acts of con¬ trition, thanksgiving and praise. Sustained by the creative and moral power of their fathers' God, they enter their new year with confidence.
"This is my last opportunity to extend greetings on this occasion, but OS a private citizen I shall continue to remember these Holy- days each year with warmth and respect,
"Dwight D   Eisenhower
REW Begins Monday At B. J.
Rabbi David Stavsky has announced that In conjunction with Religious Emphasis Week at the Beth Jacob Synagogue, special awards will be given to students who completed the last semester of the Beth Jacob adult ed^ication classes,
Dr, Sidney Hoenig of Yeshiva University will present the stu¬ dents with certificates of association from the University,
THE ADULT education classes were started last year as an outgrowth of the Interest gejjerat-
ed from the Initial Religious Em¬ phasis Week, Rabbi Stavsky stat¬ ed that plans are set to continue the classes on an expanded scale using standards set by Yeshiva University. The study groups will lead to special diplomas after some three years of courses.
PLEASE NOTE
Copy for the Sept. SO issue of the Ohroniole must be received in our office by 8 p.ni. today (Friday, Sept. 23). The Olironlflle office is closed today but oaly copy postmarked by Titursday, Sept 22 will lie accepted.
Those students with proper at¬ tendance records who will re¬ ceive the certificates from Dr. Hoenig this year are: Mrs. Al Shames, Mrs. Qiarles Young, Mra. Milton Leeman, Miss Linda Bless, Mrs. William Bless, Miss Susan Goldberg, Mrs. George Goldberg, Mary Ann Spatt, Helen Rosen, Mrs, Joseph Schecter, Trudy Schachter, Mrs, Slg Wasserman, Mrs. David Stavsky, Marcia Lieb¬ erman, Marlene Trucix, Robert Lieberman, Dr. CJharles Young, Martin Schecter, Jerald Rosen and Sam Komessar.
RELIOIOU8 EMPHASIS Week, having as Its theme "Kidduah, Kaddlsh and Klddushln," will be held   this   year   from   Sept.   26
through  Sept,  29  at    the    Syna¬ gogue, The program  includes:
Monday, Sept, 26, 8:30 p,m. Dr. Samson Raphael Weiss, executive director of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations will discuss "Kiddush, the Sanctificatlon of Time and Place,"
TUESDAY, Sept, 27, 7:46 a,m, following Shachris at a special breakfast session. Rabbi Stavsky will discuss the "Holiness of High Holyday Services,"
Tuesday, Sept, 27, 8:30 p,m. an as yet unannounced speaker will dlscuBs a topic pertinent to the theme of the program.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 28, 12:30 p.m, luncheon session. Rabbi Stavsky will trace the develop¬ ment of ceremonies ta the Jewish home,
Wednesday,  Sept,  28,  8:30  p,m.
Rabbi Samuel Rubenstein of the
Agudas   Achlm    Synagogue   will
discuss   "Kaddlsh,   Sanctificatlon
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HILLEL GETS NEW ASSOCIATE RABBI
The B'nai B'rith Hillel Foun¬ dation has announced that Rabbi Lawrence Wineman has been nam«d the new associate-rabbi at the  Ohio  State  Foundation,
Rabbi Wineman is orginaily from Toledo, O, He received his prima,ry and secondary education in that city and graduated from Scott High School in 1950, Rabbi Wineman received his A.B, from Washington University, St, Louis in 1954,
Following his ordination and graduation from the Jewish Theo¬ logical Seminary with an M,H,L,, Rabbi Wineman served as assist¬ ant to Rabbi Jack Cohen at the Soclrty for the Advancement of Judaism In New York City,
Rabbi Wineman will succeed Rabbi Lester Segal who has re. turned to pursue Ph, D, studies at C!olumbla University.
Kennedy
"I extend greetings to all Amer¬ icans of the Jewiah faith as they prepare to mark their High Holy- days and to usher in the year 5721.
"Our nation has been uniquely blessed In the rich and creative diversity of Its religious tradi¬ tions. Each of the major faiths has added brilliantly to the ample spiritual treasures of our country. Despite deeply-held convictions, which ^each creed has about its particular sacred beliefs, we can all, as Americans, join In saying that our very variety has given the world a matchless IJllustratlon of the truth that different re¬ ligious groups can live peacefully and productively together In an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding.
"It seems to me that, with an awareness of the challenges to which all Americans must respond in this year of decision, the Jew¬ ish High Holydays offer a time (Contrnusd  on   p«g«  A)
Rabbi Lawrence Wineman
REGISTER
If you plan to vote in the Novemiier election, you must lie registered. Be sure that you ore registered to vote on Nov, 8. Deadline for re8:i8tra- tions is next Wednesday, Sept. 28. If you do not know if you ore registered, che^ with, the county board of elections.
Menorah Ball Leaders
Leaders guiding tho success^ of B'nai B'rith Women's 22nd annual Menorah Ball arc pictured left to right: Mrs. £U Qold, fund-raising chairman for Candlelight chapter; Mrs. Milton Bender, president of Candlelight; Mrs. Hie Cohen, president, Zion cliapter; and Mrs. Morris Bostorj fund-raising chairman for Zion. (Story on page 7)
Lodges, Chapters Of B. B. Plan Meeting
The (Columbus B'nai B'rith Council, representing Zion Chapter, Candlelight Chapter, Buckeye Lodge and Zion Lodge, will play host to a statewide meeting of the Ohio Association of B'nai B'rith Lodges and the Ohio State Association of B'nai B'rith Women, to be held at the Deshler-HUton Hotel on Oct, 22 and 23,
As now tentatively planned, the program calls for registration d reception of delegates on Saturday evening, Oct. 22, followied by
a banquet starting at 7 p,m,, when Theodore Marks, president of the Ohio Association of B'nai B'rlth Lodges, will call the session to order,
BEBNABD FEITLEVGER, past president of Zion Lodge will act as master of ceremonies, Mrs, Milton Bender, president of Can¬ dlelight Chapter, will welcome the wom^n delegates while Ralph Shapiro, president of Zion Lodge will welcome the representatives of the men's groups.
Keynote speaker for the eve¬ ning will be Herbert Levy, nat¬ ional program chairman of B'nai B'rlth, and director of the Lead¬ ership Caravan, a series of pro¬ grams tn which B'nai B'rlth lead¬ ers are trained in the duties and functions  requisite  and  direction
of B'nai B'rith work. Levy will Present a leadership training ses¬ sion,
FOLLOWING THIS session, the men's and women's associations will adjourn for separate meet¬ ings, A social hour sponsored by the Columbus lodges and chapters will follow the meetlnga.
On Sunday morning there will again be separate meetlnga, fol¬ lowed by a buffet luncheon. Allen Tarshish, District past preaident, will Install new association of-, fleers at the luncheon.
CJonvention chairman Is Sam Cohen of Buckeye Lodge. Serving with him are Mrs. Ike Cohen, Mrs. Milton Bender, Mrs. 0anlel Goldsmith, Sid Golden, Mrs. Jos¬ eph Schecter, Sol Shaman, Mrs. Al Becker and Manuel, Sobel.
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