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. Pictured above are members of the CJF Annual Meeting Planning Committee discussing areas of responsibility and ideas for creating a strong atmosphere of warmth,
oneness and family. (Top photo 1. to r.) Joyce L. Zacks, chairman; Julius Margulies,
transportation; and Jean Schottenstein, New American liaison. (Bottom photo 1. tor.)
Eleanore Yenkin, New American liaison; Cynthia Paine, hospitality; Joseph Imberman,
publicity; Ric Wanetik, creative arrangements; and Jackie Yenliin, hosts and hostesses.
Much thought and hard
work have gone into the
development of a theme and
design for the 55th Annual
Meeting of the Columbus
Jewish .Federation. The
American Jewish Community and the challenges to
be faced in the 80's, with par;
ticular regard to what is
happening " in the Jewish
family, is the theme being
developed by the planning
committee for the meeting
which will be held at Congregation Beth Tikvah on Sun-
" day, Sept. 2U.
The Annual Meeting is
chaired by Joyce L. Zacks.
P^embers of the Planning
Committee for the Annual
Meeting are as follows: Sally
Blatt, Diane Cummins,
Howard Fink, Joseph Imberman, B.D. Krakoff, Cookie
Krupman, Arthur Loeb,
Phyllis Loeb, Julius Margulies, Cynthia Paine, B. Lee
Skilken, Ernest Stern, Jean.
Schottenstein, Joan Wallick,
Ric Wanetik, Eleanor Yenkin, Helen Yenkin, Jackie
Yenkin, and Laura Zakin.
According to Mrs. Zacks,
"Federation's Annual Meeting, a showcase event, will
be a spectacular affair executed by this strong, committed and creative group of
individuals."
JERUSALEM (JTA)-A
high Israeli official said last
week that Israel held the
Palestine Liberation Organization responsible for
the terrorist attack on a
synagogue in Vienna. But he
carefully stopped short of
saying that Israel regarded
the assault as a violation of
the cease-fire along the
Israeli-Lebanese border.
The' official, Cabinet
Secretary AryeNaor, was
briefing reporters following
the weekly Cabinet meeting
at which JMinisters stood in
silence is respect to the two
persons who died in the at-
tack~Naor indicated that the
attack was not discussed by
the Cabinet
Earlier, Deputy Premier
Simcha Ehrlich told the Army Radio that he did regard
the attack as a violation of
the cease-fire. He said the
fact that the terrorist groups
operate under different
names  "does  not  change
anything." He also said that
"naturally, any murderous
action violates the truce, especially when innocent people are attacked and mur
dered." Israel has insisted
that the cease-fire mandated
the terrorists to halt their attacks not only against Israel
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Faina Fradkin, daughter
of refusenik Daniel Fradkin
of Leningrad, RSFSR,
USSR, has been enrolled as a
student in the Dalet-Gimel
class of Congregation Tifer
eth Israel's Religious School.
The enrollment is an act of
solidarity on the part of the
students of Tifereth Israel's
school and refuseniks' fami-
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Dr. Kctiin Named Director
R.B. Antg°Defqma!i0H League
Michael C. Kotzin has been
named the new Director of
the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana
Regional Office of the Anti-
Defamation League of B'nai
B'rith.  .
Before taking this position,
Dr. Kotzin served for two
years as a Community Consultant in ADL's Atlanta-
based Southeastern
Regional Office, where he
was responsible for a wide
range of ADL activities.
Prior to that, he was a Senior
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Michael C Kotzin
Teacher and Lecturer in the
Department of English at
Tel-Aviv University for ten
years, during which time he
spent a sabbatical year in
Chicago and taught at Truman College. He has also
taught at the University of
Minnesota.
A native of Chicago, Dr.
Kotzin holds a B.A. from the
University of Chicago and an
M.A. and Ph.D. from the
University of Minnesota. He
is the author of a book on
Dickens published by the
Bowling** Green University
Popular Press and of articles which have appeared
in professional journals and
thexlaily and Anglo-Jewish
press.
The Ohio-Kentucky-
Indiana office of the ADL is
located at 1175 College Ave.
in Columbus. One of 27
regional ADL offices around
the country, it services the
three-state area in implementing the League's program of combatting anti-
Semitism and other forms of
bigotry, promoting interreligious and intergroup
understanding and cooperation, and conducting an
extensive educational program on Israel and the Middle East.
Dr. Kotzin succeeds the
previous Director, Carol
Lister, who is now Director
of ADL's New York City
office.
At a recent "Chai to 80" Celebration planning committee meeting are: < top photos 1. to r.) Dora Abrams. Joan Marks.
Roberta Kohn, Dave Levison, I.M. Harris and Claire Gelband. (Bottom photos 1. to r.) Herbert L. Solomon, Dorothy
Rubinstein, William Borden, Morris Fleishman, Bernard Gerson, Harry Schwartz and Wendy LeVine.
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Harry Schwartz and Dave
Levison, chairpersons, have
announced the cabinet for
the Jewish National Fund
"Chai to 80" Celebration.
This event will commemorate the 80th Anniversary of
JNF. As part of this celebration, senior citizens of the'
Columbus Jewish community will be, individually
honored by their children
with inscriptions in the
Golden Books in Jerusalem.
Each inscription may be obtained for a minimum tax-
deductible donation of $100.
A reception will be held on
Oct. 25 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin M. Ellman,
260 N. Columbia, at
2:30 p.m.
Cabinet positions'were appointed at ""a recent organizational- meeting, at
which time Dr. B.W. Abramson was given an honorary
cabinet position due to his
many years of dedication
to Zionism. The following
chairpersons were appointed: Mrs. Joan Marks,
Program; Mrs. Roberta
Kohn and Mrs. Claire Gelband, Refreshments; Mrs.
Dorothy  Rubenstein  and
Mrs. Miriam Paine, Decorations; Mrs. Wendy s LeVine
will be in charge of publicity
and invitations.
Other participating
cabinet members are: Dr.
Earl Yaillen, Mrs. Carole
Elkins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Masser, Mrs. Joyce Zacks,
Herbert L. Solomon, Steve
Shkolnick, Mrs. Hope Katz,
Morris Skilken, Irv Barkan,
I.M. Harris, Gerald Cohn.
Mrs. Dora Abrams and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Nutis.
Bernard Gerson, Martin
Hoffman, Irving Marks,
William   Borden.   Morris
Fleishman. Mrs. Lois Rubin.
Mrs. Annette Tanenbaum
and Mrs. Carole Tennenbaum. v
Schwartz and Levison encourage the community to
honor their parents and
grandparents by inscribing
their names in the Golden
Books in Jerusalem. This
tribute to loved ones will link
their names and hearts to
the land of Israel. Funds
raised through the Golden
Book inscriptions clears land
for settlements in Israel,
builds roads and supports
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