Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1962-01-12

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COLUMBUS EDITION
C^LUiiilBUS EDITION
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FRIDAY, JANUARY  12,  1962
T. I. Sisterhood Plans Gotden Ball
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Mrs. Carl MeUman, project chairmian of Tifereth Israel sis- tertiood, annotmced that j;>laniB for an eleg'ant celebration of Sisterhood's Fitieth Birthday are under wiay.
At a kickroff luncheon on Jan. 8, Mrs. MeUman and her co-ohalr- man, Mrs. EWward Ghitman dis¬ closed that the annual project ball will thlg year be a gala Gold- em Birthday BaU to be held on 'Sundaj', Feb. 11 In the 'Hfereth Israel Temple social' hall. Assist¬ ing Mrs. Mellman, and Mrs.yGhlt- nian will be Vice-chairman, Mrs. Robert HaJJet who will handle the bookkeeping together with Mrs. 2IIartin   Gold   and   Mrs.   Bntiest
MEMBERS TO MODEL AT ORT STYLE SHOW
Columbus Chapter of Women's American ORT (Organization for Rehabdlitation Through Train¬ ing), will present "Champagne And FashJons," at Honka's om Wednesday, Jan. 24, at 8 pjn.
Hugh DeMoss will narrate the international fashion, show which consists of fashions designed and made exclusively by 17 ORT stu-. dents from Poland, Austria, Mor¬ occo, Israel, Tunisia, Iran, Tunis and France.
In the coilecyon there will l>e luxurious lounging coats, smartly faahionied suits, beautifully de¬ signed dresses and an exquisite brideJ gown. Members of ORT will model the outfits. Hair styles will be created by the Broadmoor Beauty Salon.
Guest speaker for the Bvenlng will be Mrs. Robert.^*JM^t, mem¬ ber of the Nafetonhl ESxecutlve Board of. Wotii^B American ORT.
Refreshments will be served and reservations may be made l>y calling Mrs. Millatd Cummins at CL. 2-4338 or Mrs. James Jacobs at BE. 5-5037. The public Is In¬ vited to attend and to bring their friends. Admission is $1.75 per person.
ORTs program is the introduc¬ ing of modem workskllls through systematic programa of technical education among Jews, thereby widening the range of employ¬ ment opportunities and creating conditions for improvement of earnings and living' standards. ORT is the primary agency en¬ gaged In tWs essential servloe for Jewisii oomjnunities In the Mid¬ dle East, North Africa and E!ur- ope. • ¦ ORT is a member of the United Jewish Appeal which is supported locally by the United Jewish Fund and Coimdl.
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Mrs. MeUman and Mrs. Ghlt¬ man annotmced that the "Incdd- entala" under the l>aton of Howdy Gonnan would provide musical renditions for the ball beginning at 8:30 pm.
Mrs. Jack Marks, decorations chairman, wlU transform the Tenxple Social hall into a luxur¬ ious baU room. t;esplendent with gilded decorations. She and her co-chairman, Mrs. Harold Ep¬ stein, plan to use twinkling lights, golden bh>onis, artistic swags, and ornate sconces to achieve the ef¬ fect. Aasistlng the chairmen are Mesdames Leonard Schottenstein, Sam EMsenstetn, Melvln Fendell, Robert Goldenl>erg, Harold Sch- neilder, Simon Mendelsohn, Bern¬ ard Gooblch, Rudolph Hlrsoh, Marvin Horkin, and Allan Weiss.
Mrs. Emeet Sdmon is chairman of the committee that Ims already l>egun working to procure gift items that will be given out as door prizes during the dance. Assisting Mrs. Simon are her co- ohairman, Mrs. Irving Abramo¬ witz, Mrs. Lawrence FeitUnger and I«Ira Irving Foreman.
Mrs. Jessee Shapiro ia SoUci- tatlon Chairman for the Tifereth Israel Sisterhood Project. Work¬ ing closely with her to accept the pledges of Sisterhood mem¬ bera in co-dialrman Mrs. AUan Berger. At the kick-off luncheon on Jan. 8 many pledges wore made.
SoUcitation wUl be completed on Sunday, Jan. 14 by a "crash call" system. Tbe Telephone Committee woi^cing on tliat day will be Mesdames: Martin Adler, Sam Abramson, Edwin Ellman, Harold Schneider, Artlhuf_3^M«^er- man, Joseph Grant, Morris Pame, Eric Baum, Marvin Horkin, Frtfd Levi, Sam Helman, Fred Silvi stein, Shnon Mendelsohn and Jack WalUck. dean up wUl t>e handled by Mrs. AUan Blair, Mrs. Leon Mendel and, Mrs. Sam La¬ vlne.
A minimum pledge of $12.50 en¬ titles a couple :to participation in tills gala birthday celebration; to an evening pleasuxe, tempting refreaiimjents and two chances on the special door prizes, accord¬ ing to Mrs. Shapiro. Baoh addit¬ ional $5.00 pledge will give the donor an additional chance on the door prizes.
Cominiuilty friends of Tifereth larael Sisterhood are invited to join in this special event. Reser¬ vations for the Fiftieth Birthday Ball on Sunday, Feb. 11 may be made by caUIng Mrs. Jesse 9iap- iro, pledge chairman, at BE 5- 6M8.
Bud GilUs
LOCAL JEWISH NEWS TO BE TELECAST ON STATION WLW-C
Another "first" In Columbus television is being chalked up by WLW-C, Beginning Sunday, Jan. 14 at 8:15 a.m., the TV 4 station will telecast the first in a series of weekly 15 minute, local, religi¬ ous news programs. The pro¬ grams will deal \ylth news of all  the .major faiths.
Bud GiUis, WLW-C special broadcast services director, will be the newscaster on the series whicli will be a production of TV 4's special broadcast services under the direction of their news department, in cooperation with The Ohio Jewish Chronicle, the Coiumibus Area CouncU of Chur¬ ches and the Columbus Oatholic Diocese.
The progranis will enlarge WXiW-Cs,. areas of news report¬ ing, and will delve into an-^ea hitherto imtouched by local tele¬ vision. They will higtiilght newns of Synagogue and church act¬ ivities, meetings, conventions, daves of religious organiza- (continutd  on  pag* 41
PEACECORFooiuni TO BE TOPIC OF B'NAI B'RITH MEET
The "Making of a Peace Corps- man" is the theme of a unique program to be presented jointly by Zion and Buckeye Lodgea of B'nai B'rith on Tuesday, J£ui. 16. The meeting will be at 8:30 p.m. In the Jewish Center. Cooper¬ ating in the presentation will be the Peace Corps Unit of Ohio State University.
Another feature of the meeting wlU tie the induction pt new mem- liers of both lodges. Among those to be initiated are: Ben Qoodman, Stuart Joffy, Ronald Feerer, Ed¬ mund Klein, PhlUp Golding, Os¬ car Fleckner, Harry Groban, Peter Gluck, Joseph Rosenbloom, Stanley DeBoIs, Burton Louis, Arnold Baslow, Sherwood Walker, Bernard Kanter,  Joseph Baskin.
Martin Rosen, Jerome Sohiff, Millard Cummins, James Feibel, Harry Polster, Louis Farber, Mark Schilling, Gerald Plotkln; Oharles Robinson, Robert Golden¬ berg, Larry Harris, Irving L<evy, Larry Greenberg, Larry Staudt, Leonard Bidney, Asriel Strip, J. W. Schakett, Herbert Minkin, Martin Greenberg, Max Chemey.
Victor Goodman, Edward Rob¬ bins, Daniel Krosner, Robert Schiff, Alan Gilman, Ralph Kehr, Liawrenoe Welnjnan, David Cano¬ wltz, Adolph Samuel, Theodore Stone, WUUam Belford, Jesse Shapiro, Martin Freedman, Ray Nateman and  Irving Barkan.
Conducting the Initiation wiU be Zion Lodge's degree team con¬ sisting of: AUan Tarshish, chair¬ man; Bernard Cohen, Leon Fried¬ man, Abe Horowitz, Rotiert Hor-
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Saturday, Jan. 13 Is Rainbow Crutch Day
Franklin County High School students met recently to make plans for Rainbow Crutch Day, whioh wiU be Saturday, Jan. 13.| This is the day when teen-agers sell plastic lapel buttons in the shape of a tiny crutch for the iienefit of the 1962 March of Dimes. These students wlU lie stationed at most shopping cen¬ ters and business districts.
Money collected will be used to continue tl>e National Founda¬ tion's program of patient aid, re- seardli, j and education tn the fields dt birth defects, arthritis, and poUo.
AUan Xarghish
UJFC'S TILDES AND PROFESSIONS DIVISION
Pictured at a Sunday morning meeting of the       ~ Associate Chairmen bf UJFCs Trades and Pro¬ fessions Division are: seated left to Tight: David Goldsmith, Morris SkUken,    General   Campaign Chairman,  Harold Schottenstein, Advance Gilts
dmirman,   and  Ira  Monroe,   OlialFman  of   the Tradbs and Professions Division. Standing, left to right: H.H. Weinberg, Leon Handler, Sol ZeU, Allen Gundersheimer, Jr. and Isadore Rosenwas-<i ser. Not pictured: Albert Greene.
UJFC Announces Associate Chairmen
Morris Skilken, 1962 United JewisJivJ^ind and Council General Canfi>(kign Chairman, and Ira MonVdei 1962 chairman of UJFCs trades and professions division, have announced the appointment of the 1962 division associate chairmen. They are: David Gold¬ smith, Albert Greene, AUen Gun¬ dersheimer, Jr., Leon Handler, Isadore Rosenwasser, H. H. Wein¬ berg and Sol ZeU.
The Trades and Profesalona Division is one of the six major divisions of the Fund. The job of this Division is a big one ac¬ cording to Ira Monroe. It covers approximately 2,600 prospects among the business and profess¬ ional men of the Columbus Jew¬ ish conununity. More than 400 men serve as volunteers in this division.
Monroe, Who Is heading the Trades and Professions Division for the second consecutive year, said the foUowlng about the asso¬ ciate chairmen, "It is certainly encouraging for me to enter Uiis vital campaign with such an ex¬ cellent team. These nien can be counted on to provide sound, vigorous ieaderslxlp to our cam^ palgn. We are certainly off to a good start!"
PLANNING COTILUON BALL
Shown discussing plans for the Raanana CotiUibn BaU Ad Book are: (left to right) Mrs. Sanford Joseph, pubUclty; Mrs. Ssun Taub, president; Mrs. Gerald Pruzan, fund raising and Mra. David Jacobwitz, dance chairman. Mrs. Alfred Rudnick, advisor, waa not present when the picture was taken.
'Debs' To Bow At Cotillion Ball
An idea originating in Europe, and practiced widely in the United States, is the basis of Raanana's third annual Cotillion BaU, set for January 20, at the Agudas Aohlm Synagogue.
The baU features the official launching of a young lady socially. Raanana's version presents the local high school senior girls to the Columbus community.
THE DI&BS will be wearing pastel seml-fbrmals and flowers. Each girl wiil be   colled   to   the
stage, where she will be intro¬ duced by master of ceremonies Joseph L. Eisenberg.
The girl's father will then greet her as she- cjfmes down from the stage. When all of the debs are together they wlU dance an exhibition waltz with their fath¬ ers.
TOMMY DALE and his band wUI furnish the music.
Raanana will present the fol¬ lowing Debutantes of 1962 at the CotllUon Ball: Sheila Abromowitz, Peny Fenburr. Joan Levin, Shar¬ on Paine, GaU Ruben, Judy Seff, Jaclde^fcohen, Nancy Oohen, Es¬ ther Gutter, Mona Hara, Ter¬ rie Trager, Anita Topson, Elaine Avren, Renee Harmel, Marcia Mendelman, Donna Koppelman, Susan Wexner, Susan Llnick, and Marcia Frager.
-nOKElS ARE $6.00 per couple. They may be obtained" by con¬ tacting Mrs. Burton Klrschner, BE. 7,^7055 or Mrs. Ben Grinblatt, BE. 5^^504. Tickets are also avail¬ able at the door. The dance Is open to the comimunity.
Chairman ot decorations are Mrs. Richard Brown and Mrs. George Hahn with Mrs. Alfred Rudnick, Mrs. Harry Lewln and Mrs. Milton Ain assisting.
THE FOLLOWING hostesses are under the direction of Mra. Michael Seldman and Mrs. Joseph Gwirtsman: Mesdames Sherman Krivit,   Alfred  Rndnlcit,   Maurice
Corbin, Heinz Hoffman, Ivan Romanhof, Michael Houohstettor, Seyman Stem, Eldad Wejrthelm, Sanford Joseph, Arthur iTenen- t>aum, George Hahn.
The Ad book chairman Mrs. Sherman ICrlvlt Is beliig assisted by Mesdames: Maurice Corbin, Martin Greenberg, Joseph Gwirts¬ man, Charles Herold, Heinz Hoff¬ man, David Jacobowltz, Henry Lewin, Frank Nutis, Gerald Pru-
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HILLEL RECEIVES GIFT FROM RESLER
The HiUel Foundation BuUdlng Corporation haa announdIM that a generous gift has recently lieen presented by Jack Resler, ohair¬ man of the Resler Foundation, with which the lot adjacent to and west of the HlUel tnUlding has been purchased. TWs newly acquired property wtU be Used for ancillary purposes of the Foundation and for any future needs which may develop.
According to I. W. Garek, cliair¬ man of the BuUdlng Corpotailon, the HUlel Building Corporation, the HUlel advisory tioard and the HiUel student leaders join In ex¬ pressing their sincere appreciation for this public spirited act and for Resler's renewed expression of faith In Jewish youth and the future leaders of our Jewish Ufe.
HILLEL RECEIVES GIFT
Presentation ceremony where HiUel received gift from the Resler Foundation to purchase land. Shown, left to right, are: Larry Schaefer, Robert MeUman, I. W. Garek, chairman ot the HUlel Foundation Building Corporation; Jack Resler, cbalrman ot Resler Foundation; Rabbi Harry Kaplan and Atie Wolman, president of HiUel Foundation.
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