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«■■*•«•» 1Mb. jJbU»*AU«i m 1 . i i . ' J sin :onicle Si-\\yy Saving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over 50 Years \Jf^ *i. LIBRARY; OHld"Hl'StORiOAL SO^L&TY J 1 98S YELMrt AVE # -.' ' K \ COLi3, Or' 43H11 f EXOH VOL.59 NO.5 JANUARY 29,1981-SHEVAT 24 t»-V ' :r Pictured above (1. to r.) are Jamie Fox, Tracy Schaeffer, David Weingarten, Rebecca Greene, Glenn Tanenbaum and Stephanie Ellsley enjoying their new indoor gym equipment at Temple Israel Preschool. Temple Israel Preschool Has New Gym Equipment Temple Israel preschoolers are delighted with their new indoor gyni;equip- ment. Mrs.- Linda Hayon,, -Director of the preschool, is pleasedrto-announce .that the,- new gym equipment was a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Howard Simons and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman. The school, located at 5419 E. Broad Street, operates, five mornings a week with children selecting either a two, three or five day schedule. Mrs. Hayon states that the new preschool plus, program, which offers the children" airoxtended day until \1 p.m. has been well received. Anyone with children ages two and one-half to five interested in obtaining more information about the preschool may call Temple Israel at 866-0010. Washington Correspondent Of Jerusalem Post To Speak Wolf Blitzer, Washington correspondent of "The Jerusalem Post," Israel's English-language daily newspaper, will be the guest of the Columbus Jewish Federation on Wednesday evening, Feb. 11 and Thursday, Feb. 12. Blitzer has been coyering the Washington Foreign policy scene since the 1973 Yom Kippur War. Since then, he has met personally Wolf Blitzer with top American, Israeli and Arab political leaders and has written hundreds of ee Jews Among 52 Former Hostages ces Last Friday Night NEW YORK (JTA)-The three Jews among the 52 former American hostages released from Iran last Tuesday received spiritual ministrations from a U.S. Air Force chaplain who conducted their first Sabbath'sery-' ices in over 14 months in Wiesbaden, West Germany, last Friday night. - According to the National Jewish Welfare Board in New York, Rabbi Joel Schwartzman, who is stationed at the Ramstein Air Force Base, flew to Wiesbaden to meet the returnees. The Jewish returnees are Barry Rosen, 36, of Brooklyn, N.Y.; Jerry Plotkin, 45, ' of Sherman Oaks, Calif.; and Malcolm Kalp; 42, of Fairfax, Va. Schwartzman described his meeting with them in a telephone call to Rabbi Joseph,'Messing, director of the JWB's Armed Forces, Veterans Services and Jewish Chaplaincy corn- articles on the Arab-Israeli conflict. He has been a frequent commentator on national and local television and radio news programs. He served as a special guest on NBC's live telecast of Egyptian President Sadat's arrival at Ben Gurion Airport in Israel in November 1977. During the Camp David Summit, he was interviewed by Barbara Walters on the. ABC evening news. He has also appeared on ABC's "Good Morning America," Public Broadcasting's "McNeil-Lehrer Report" and other programs. Blitzer spent two weeks ui Egypt in December 1$77," covering the first Israeli- Egyptian peace conference. .During his visit, he had a chance to meet with leading Egyptian governmental officials and other influential Egyptians. In March 1979, he accompanied President Carter to Egypt and Israel during the final round, of negotiations which led to the signing of the peace treaty. Blitzer's first trip to Egypt (COHTINUEDONPAGE12) missions, who sent him on his mission. His first act was to give the three men the JWB's prayer book and Bible, a necklace with a Star of David and the' JWB's. chaplaincy badge, which also bears a Star of David. "All three men are wearing the JWB necklace and Rosen is proudly wearing the chaplaincy badge," Schwartzman reported. He joined a Protestant , minister' and a Catholic priest in an ecumenical serv-' ice for all of the returnees and conducted Friday night services for Rosen, Plotkin and Kalp and for Jewish military personnel stationed " in Wiesbaden. Rosen, who was Press Attache at the U.S. Embassy . in Teheran when it was seized by student revolutionaries Nov. 4, 1979, had served with the Peace Corps in Iran in the 1960s. The Iranian militants had re- ScootSabbath[Scheduledfor ebruarj 13 At Temple Israel The twelfth point of the scout law says "A scout is reverent." He is reverent toward G-d. He is faithful in his religious duties and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. Scout Sabbath,., annually sponsored by The- Jewish Committee on Scouting, Central Ohio Council, will be held on Friday, Feb. 13, at Temple Israel, 5419 E. Broad St. at 8 p.m. Rabbi Harvey Goldman will officiate. The highlight of the program will be the presentation of the Aleph Award and the Shofar Award. Cub Scouts, Seth Andrew Rozen, Pack 279, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rozen; and Jeffrey A. Gutter, Pack 126, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gutter will receive the Aleph Awards. This year's recipient of the Shofar Award will be Marc Lee Hall, Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 126, Marc is associated with Knolls Realty Co., Bexley. This year is the Bar Mitzvah Year for WUliam "BUI" Goldsmith who is serving as chairman of The Jewish Committee on Scouting with the help of Co-chairman San- ford Lichtenstein. The most important goal of the committee is to identify and inspire the youth with eternal value of Torah and Jewish tradition. On the 71st anniversary of the Boy,Scouts of America, Marc Lee Hall Chairman Goldsmith said, "I am grateful for the opportunity given me to make a small contribution whose main purpose is to provide a foundation of wholesome- ness ' and good citizenship ferred to him as a "famous spy and plotter." Plotkin, a businessman on his first trip outside the U.S., arrived in Teheran in October, 1979, seeking business opportunities and chanced to be in the U.S. Embassy when it was seized. He was born in New York and has lived in California for the past 18 years. Kalp's duties at the Embassy are unknown. The militants accused him of being a CIA agent. He had served in Vietnam. He told his brother by telephone after landing at Wiesbaden that because of repeated attempts to escape, he was beaten by his captors, kept in solitary confinement for five months and denied mail from home. Many of the former hostages suffered maltreatment at the hands of the Iranians but none apparently was singled out because of his Jewish origin. Schwartzman, a Reform rabbi from Cincinnati, is one of 55 Jewish chaplains stationed at U.S. military, naval and air bases all over the world, the JWB said. D. Levi Appointed News Editor For The Ohio Jewish Chronicle The Ohio Jewish Chronicle announces the appointment of .Diane H. Levi as Chronicle News Editor. Mrs. Levi, a Bexley resident, joined - the Chronicle staff in June, 1980. Her re- . sponsibilities include-editing.. national and local news and . publicity releases, news layout, and coordination of advertising accounts. She is also available to publicity chairmen and advertisers for consultation. A graduate of Bexley High School, Mrs. Levi attended Ohio State University and Columbus Business School. She also has extensive bookkeeping experience. She has worked as a Legal Secretary for the Columbus firm of Lucas, Prendergast, Albright and Warren; an Adminstrative Secretary for a computer company in Atlanta, Ga.; and an Administrative News Editor for a community newspaper in Atlanta, Ga. Diane has two children, Lori, 14, a freshman at Bexley High School, and Diane H. Levi Sammy, 11, in the fifth grade at Cassingham Elementary School. Her husband, Steven, is a salesman with Midwest Roofing and Furnace Company. An active Life Member of B'nai B'rith Women, Mrs. Levi is Expansion Chairman of the BBW Council and a charter member of Twin Rivers Chapter. She is also a member of Bexley ORT. She and her husband and children are members of Temple Israel. William Goldsmith with which boys and girls may grow into moral and ethical young men and women." The community is cordially invited to attend Scout Sabbath Services. Federenko Decision Hailed NEW YORK (JTA)—Two major Jewish organizations hailed the Supreme Court for-its 7-2 decision to revoke the citizenship of Feodor Federenko, a former guard at the Tre- blinka concentration camp in Poland during World War II, who concealed his past when he entered the United States ih 1949 under the Displaced Persons Act and applied for citizenship in 1970 in New Haven, Conn. USSR Urged To Free Shcharansty WASHINGTON (JTA)-The International Committee for the Release of Anatoly Shcharansky today, on the 33rd birthday of the Soviet Jewish Prisoner of Conscience, appealed to the Soviet government to release him from prison and allow him to emigrate to Israel and rejoin his wife, Anital, there. 1 ,«* i ' > ! Ill VI) ; I] f l "M '. i :
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Title | Ohio Jewish Chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1981-01-29, page 01 |
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Full Text | «■■*•«•» 1Mb. jJbU»*AU«i m 1 . i i . ' J sin :onicle Si-\\yy Saving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over 50 Years \Jf^ *i. LIBRARY; OHld"Hl'StORiOAL SO^L&TY J 1 98S YELMrt AVE # -.' ' K \ COLi3, Or' 43H11 f EXOH VOL.59 NO.5 JANUARY 29,1981-SHEVAT 24 t»-V ' :r Pictured above (1. to r.) are Jamie Fox, Tracy Schaeffer, David Weingarten, Rebecca Greene, Glenn Tanenbaum and Stephanie Ellsley enjoying their new indoor gym equipment at Temple Israel Preschool. Temple Israel Preschool Has New Gym Equipment Temple Israel preschoolers are delighted with their new indoor gyni;equip- ment. Mrs.- Linda Hayon,, -Director of the preschool, is pleasedrto-announce .that the,- new gym equipment was a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Howard Simons and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman. The school, located at 5419 E. Broad Street, operates, five mornings a week with children selecting either a two, three or five day schedule. Mrs. Hayon states that the new preschool plus, program, which offers the children" airoxtended day until \1 p.m. has been well received. Anyone with children ages two and one-half to five interested in obtaining more information about the preschool may call Temple Israel at 866-0010. Washington Correspondent Of Jerusalem Post To Speak Wolf Blitzer, Washington correspondent of "The Jerusalem Post," Israel's English-language daily newspaper, will be the guest of the Columbus Jewish Federation on Wednesday evening, Feb. 11 and Thursday, Feb. 12. Blitzer has been coyering the Washington Foreign policy scene since the 1973 Yom Kippur War. Since then, he has met personally Wolf Blitzer with top American, Israeli and Arab political leaders and has written hundreds of ee Jews Among 52 Former Hostages ces Last Friday Night NEW YORK (JTA)-The three Jews among the 52 former American hostages released from Iran last Tuesday received spiritual ministrations from a U.S. Air Force chaplain who conducted their first Sabbath'sery-' ices in over 14 months in Wiesbaden, West Germany, last Friday night. - According to the National Jewish Welfare Board in New York, Rabbi Joel Schwartzman, who is stationed at the Ramstein Air Force Base, flew to Wiesbaden to meet the returnees. The Jewish returnees are Barry Rosen, 36, of Brooklyn, N.Y.; Jerry Plotkin, 45, ' of Sherman Oaks, Calif.; and Malcolm Kalp; 42, of Fairfax, Va. Schwartzman described his meeting with them in a telephone call to Rabbi Joseph,'Messing, director of the JWB's Armed Forces, Veterans Services and Jewish Chaplaincy corn- articles on the Arab-Israeli conflict. He has been a frequent commentator on national and local television and radio news programs. He served as a special guest on NBC's live telecast of Egyptian President Sadat's arrival at Ben Gurion Airport in Israel in November 1977. During the Camp David Summit, he was interviewed by Barbara Walters on the. ABC evening news. He has also appeared on ABC's "Good Morning America," Public Broadcasting's "McNeil-Lehrer Report" and other programs. Blitzer spent two weeks ui Egypt in December 1$77," covering the first Israeli- Egyptian peace conference. .During his visit, he had a chance to meet with leading Egyptian governmental officials and other influential Egyptians. In March 1979, he accompanied President Carter to Egypt and Israel during the final round, of negotiations which led to the signing of the peace treaty. Blitzer's first trip to Egypt (COHTINUEDONPAGE12) missions, who sent him on his mission. His first act was to give the three men the JWB's prayer book and Bible, a necklace with a Star of David and the' JWB's. chaplaincy badge, which also bears a Star of David. "All three men are wearing the JWB necklace and Rosen is proudly wearing the chaplaincy badge," Schwartzman reported. He joined a Protestant , minister' and a Catholic priest in an ecumenical serv-' ice for all of the returnees and conducted Friday night services for Rosen, Plotkin and Kalp and for Jewish military personnel stationed " in Wiesbaden. Rosen, who was Press Attache at the U.S. Embassy . in Teheran when it was seized by student revolutionaries Nov. 4, 1979, had served with the Peace Corps in Iran in the 1960s. The Iranian militants had re- ScootSabbath[Scheduledfor ebruarj 13 At Temple Israel The twelfth point of the scout law says "A scout is reverent." He is reverent toward G-d. He is faithful in his religious duties and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. Scout Sabbath,., annually sponsored by The- Jewish Committee on Scouting, Central Ohio Council, will be held on Friday, Feb. 13, at Temple Israel, 5419 E. Broad St. at 8 p.m. Rabbi Harvey Goldman will officiate. The highlight of the program will be the presentation of the Aleph Award and the Shofar Award. Cub Scouts, Seth Andrew Rozen, Pack 279, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rozen; and Jeffrey A. Gutter, Pack 126, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gutter will receive the Aleph Awards. This year's recipient of the Shofar Award will be Marc Lee Hall, Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 126, Marc is associated with Knolls Realty Co., Bexley. This year is the Bar Mitzvah Year for WUliam "BUI" Goldsmith who is serving as chairman of The Jewish Committee on Scouting with the help of Co-chairman San- ford Lichtenstein. The most important goal of the committee is to identify and inspire the youth with eternal value of Torah and Jewish tradition. On the 71st anniversary of the Boy,Scouts of America, Marc Lee Hall Chairman Goldsmith said, "I am grateful for the opportunity given me to make a small contribution whose main purpose is to provide a foundation of wholesome- ness ' and good citizenship ferred to him as a "famous spy and plotter." Plotkin, a businessman on his first trip outside the U.S., arrived in Teheran in October, 1979, seeking business opportunities and chanced to be in the U.S. Embassy when it was seized. He was born in New York and has lived in California for the past 18 years. Kalp's duties at the Embassy are unknown. The militants accused him of being a CIA agent. He had served in Vietnam. He told his brother by telephone after landing at Wiesbaden that because of repeated attempts to escape, he was beaten by his captors, kept in solitary confinement for five months and denied mail from home. Many of the former hostages suffered maltreatment at the hands of the Iranians but none apparently was singled out because of his Jewish origin. Schwartzman, a Reform rabbi from Cincinnati, is one of 55 Jewish chaplains stationed at U.S. military, naval and air bases all over the world, the JWB said. D. Levi Appointed News Editor For The Ohio Jewish Chronicle The Ohio Jewish Chronicle announces the appointment of .Diane H. Levi as Chronicle News Editor. Mrs. Levi, a Bexley resident, joined - the Chronicle staff in June, 1980. Her re- . sponsibilities include-editing.. national and local news and . publicity releases, news layout, and coordination of advertising accounts. She is also available to publicity chairmen and advertisers for consultation. A graduate of Bexley High School, Mrs. Levi attended Ohio State University and Columbus Business School. She also has extensive bookkeeping experience. She has worked as a Legal Secretary for the Columbus firm of Lucas, Prendergast, Albright and Warren; an Adminstrative Secretary for a computer company in Atlanta, Ga.; and an Administrative News Editor for a community newspaper in Atlanta, Ga. Diane has two children, Lori, 14, a freshman at Bexley High School, and Diane H. Levi Sammy, 11, in the fifth grade at Cassingham Elementary School. Her husband, Steven, is a salesman with Midwest Roofing and Furnace Company. An active Life Member of B'nai B'rith Women, Mrs. Levi is Expansion Chairman of the BBW Council and a charter member of Twin Rivers Chapter. She is also a member of Bexley ORT. She and her husband and children are members of Temple Israel. William Goldsmith with which boys and girls may grow into moral and ethical young men and women." The community is cordially invited to attend Scout Sabbath Services. Federenko Decision Hailed NEW YORK (JTA)—Two major Jewish organizations hailed the Supreme Court for-its 7-2 decision to revoke the citizenship of Feodor Federenko, a former guard at the Tre- blinka concentration camp in Poland during World War II, who concealed his past when he entered the United States ih 1949 under the Displaced Persons Act and applied for citizenship in 1970 in New Haven, Conn. USSR Urged To Free Shcharansty WASHINGTON (JTA)-The International Committee for the Release of Anatoly Shcharansky today, on the 33rd birthday of the Soviet Jewish Prisoner of Conscience, appealed to the Soviet government to release him from prison and allow him to emigrate to Israel and rejoin his wife, Anital, there. 1 ,«* i ' > ! Ill VI) ; I] f l "M '. i : |
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