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VOL.61   NO. 26
June 30,1983-TAMMUZ19
Handler Calls For B'nai B'rith Members
To Sponsor Children At Ohio State Fair
Richard Handler, 1983
chairman of this year's
B'nai B'rith Children's
Home Day at the Ohio State
Fair, issued a call to all
B'nai B'rith members, both
men and women, to join in
sponsoring the over 1,300
children who reside in children's homes in Ohio's 88
counties for a day at the Ohio
State Fair.
Monday, Aug. 8, will be the
19th year Columbus B'nai
B'rith Lodges have, made
this day possible for over
Richard Handler
20,000  children  and   their
David Valinsky Appointed
Of I. Yassenoff Jewish Center
David Valinsky has been
named Associate Executive
Director of the Leo Yassenoff Jewish Center, according
to Center President Michael
Talis; "This promotion reflects the increased responsibility assumed by Valinsky
in the Leo Yassenoff Jewish
Center in the areas of programming and administration. We are pleased that he
is accepting this challenging
assignment: He will continue
to work with Executive
Director Allan Finkelstein to
lead the Center through the
exciting years ahead."
Valinsky has been associated with the Center for
five years, first as Director
of Health and Physical Education and, for the past two
years, as Assistant Execu
tive Director. He has been
instrumental in the innovation and success of many
events—such as the recent
50's Dance and the annual
chaperones.
According to Handler,
many members have
already agreed to sponsor
one to 100 children at $6 per
child. This provides admission to the Fair, all rides,
lunch arid favors, he
explained.
Maccabee and Zion
Lodges' telephone committee will meet on Thursday,
July 7, at the Leo Yassenoff
Jewish Center, 1125 College
Ave., at 8 p.m. Every lodge
member will receive a call,
Handler said, noting, that
last year 50 percent of the
members responded
affirmatively.
Leo Weinberg and Richard
Grundstein are co-chairmen
of the event.
David Valinsky
Sports Spectacular as well
as in working with all Program Service Departments
in opening of the Leo Yassenoff Jewish Center this year.
Columbus Youth Leave For Israel
Early morning June 20, 24
high school students, under
the supervision of Ya'acov
Fried, the Community Shaliach, boarded the plane for
Israel. After months of
planning, preparation and
educational process, the first
Youth fission was going to
Israel out of Columbus.
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The group will stay in Israel from June 20 through
July 29. During these 40
days, their program will include touring Israel, staying
on a Moshav, having mutual
programs with Israeli
youths their own age and
visiting   the  Jesse  Cohen
Neighborhood,  the Project
Renewal of Columbus.
The names of the participants in this trip are: Jennifer Berman, Dana Bornstein, Julie Fishman, Melissa Davidorf, Suzy Friedman, Cheryl Goldston, Dana
Levy, Shani Maybruck-,
Mindy Minkin, Judy Oklander, Debra Rose, Rachael
Samuels, Sydney Schreib-
man, Bethanne Shafran,
Debra Shapiro, Pamela
Swedlow, Lisa Sue Rudoy,
Andrew Fisher, Victor Fishman, Chuck Friedman,
Michael Littman, Mark
Paley, Avner Rottersmann
and Lawrence White.
Participants in the Columbus-Israel Study Mission
are pictured at Port Columbus before departing for Israel on June 20. V
BBYO Installs Officers
Columbus BBYO installed their new council officers
on Friday May 6, at the Leo Yassenoff Jewish Center.
The new officers are (r.-l.) Howie Canowitz, Presi-'
dent; Julie Zelkowitz, Girls Vice-President; Jeff
Oppenheimer, Boys Vice-President; Steve Canowitz,
Jewish Heritage; Andi Gutter, Secretary/Treasurer;
Robin Ives, Past President; and Julie Kessel (not pictured) Newspaper Editor.
Any boy or girl interested in joining AZA or BBG can
contact Howie Canowitz at 861-6622 or Ted Fireman at
231-2731.
Heritage Village To Hold Election, Installation
On Thursday, July 14,
Heritage Village will hold
the election and installation
of Officers and Board Members for the-coming year.
Nominated as Officers for
Heritage Village are: Morris
Skilken, President; Elliot
Grayson, Louis Krakoff, Sol
Morton Isaac, Vice Presidents; Mrs. Gerald Friedman, Secretary; Mrs. Harry
Wexner, Assistant Secretary; Harry Schwartz, Treasurer; and Alan Weiler,
Associate Treasurer.
Officers for Heritage
Tower are: Sanford Goldston, President; Mrs. Eleanor Resler, Vice President;
Dr. Al Tyroler, Treasurer;
and Al Solove, Associate
Treasurer.
Nominees for a three year.
term on the Board of
Trustees include: Mrs. Ed
Ellman, Robert Friedman,
M.D., Robert Glick- Mrs.
Louis Goodman, Mrs. A-
" Herbert Kanter, Arthur Kobacker, Richard Kohn, Alexander Pollack, M.D., Mrs.
Harry Polster, Richard Solove,  Mrs.  Edward  Stan,
Center Schedules
Sports Spectacular
Chairman Ron Feerer announces the date for the Jewish Center's Second Annual'
Sports Spectacular to be held
at Winding Hollow Country
. Club on Monday, Aug. 15.
This special event will honor
Louis !'Butch" Levy, one of
the founders of the successful fundraising affair.
The biggest names in
sports today along with
many famous legendary athletes will again highlight the
event.
Assisting Chairman
Feerer are Gary Schottenstein, Dr, Bruce Meyer,
David Madison, Harvey
Handler, Alan Wasserstrom
and Stanton Robins.
Jack Wallick, Mrs. Abe Wolman, and Charles Young,
D.D.S.
Nominations for board
members may be made by
any member, in writing, provided the signature of 25
other qualified members of
the organization are secured
and the petition delivered at
the office of the Home at
least ten days'before the
date of the election.
The Community is invited
to join with the Board for the
election to be held at Heritage  Tower  at  7:30  p.m.
Arens Declares
Israel To Rely
On Diplomacy
JERUSALEM (JTA)-
Defense Minister Moshe
Arens said last week that
Israel does not intend to use
force to get Syrian troops out
of Lebanon but relies hopefully on the diplomatic process. He warned however, in
an address to the Jewish
Agency's annual Assembly
here, that Israel would have
no choice but to take military action again in a few
years if a situation existed
such as the one that
prompted its invasion of
Lebanon in June-1982.
Arens was sharply critical
of Egypt which called home
its Ambassador in Tel Aviv
when the Lebanese war
broke out and has still not
returned the envoy to his
post. He also expressed concern o|ver the large scale
military aid Egypt was
deceiving from the U.S.
With respect to Israel's
present situation in Lebanon, Arens said that if Israeli
forces were withdrawn
unilaterally, the battlefield
would again be on Israel's
northern   border.
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