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THE
The Ohio Jewish Chronicle
Serving Columbus, and the Central Ohio
Jewish Community since 1922
VOLUME 72
NUMBER 48
NOVEMBER 24,1994
21 KISLEV 5755
Local man helps Bulgarian
\ Jews return to their roots
page 3
Thanksgiving and Torah
page 3
: . :, ^
,• SPECIAL
Chanukah Featule Section
t. ., page 17
ABOUT THE COVER
Chabad of Central Ohio lights a < Chanukah
menorah each year on the Statdiouse lawn. This
-. year, the ceremony will tpke place at 5:30 p.m. on'
Tuesday, Nov. 2% - - -. -
Have A
Happy
Thanksgiving
Holiday!
Chronicle office closed
Thanksgiving Day,
Thursday, Nov. 24,
and Friday, Nov. 25
IU
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1982 VKflma Ave. ~^2
COMP
COMMUNITY FEATURE
Chabad to present *Let There Be Light9
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Chabad of Central Ohio will
present an evening of Chanukah celebration, "Let There
Be Light," in downtown Columbus on Tuesday, Nov. 29.
The festivities will begin with
the lighting of "The Menorah"
in front of the State House at
5:30 p.m. The annual ceremo-,
ny will be attended by community leaders and dignitaries.
Following the menorah lighting, all participants are invited
to a Latke Supper at the Gal-
breath Pavilion. There is no
charge for the meal, but there
will be a pushka (charity box)
available to help defray the
COSI. 7 ,' . 7 '7, . .^J'J; ■
The City Center amphitheater will be the site ofthe third
annual "Evening of Jewish
Music and Song," beginning
at 7 p.m. The community is
invited to attend.
The Schottenstein Chabad
House, at OSU, and the Chabad Torah Center, at 2942 E.
Broad St. strive'to enhance the
quality of Jewish life in central
Ohio, according to Rabbi
Chaim Capland. This is done
by providing educational and
cultural activities that heighten
Jewish identity and pride, he
said..
ing organized by Lynda Schiff
and Terri Schottenstein. Schiff
noted, "This holiday commemorates our ancestors'
struggle and sacrifice for religious freedom. Now that we
are so fortunate to have that
Chanukah 5755 begins with ihe first light
on Sunday, Nov. 27, 24 Kislev.
According to Rabbi Cap-
land, "We live in an environment that constantly, bom- ,.
bards us with messages inconsistent with Jewish values. It is
important for us, and our children, to express our Jewish-
hess in a way that will contribute to our own spiritual well-
being as well as make our
community a better place to
live. By having a public menorah or Jewish music at the City
Center, we are fulfilling our
Divine charge of being 'a light
unto the nations,'"
The Chanukah event is be-
freedom, it is our responsibility to appreciate it and take
advantage of it. We encourage
all members of the community
to come together and celebrate,
regardless of background or affiliation."
"We'want to recognize the
following people," Schottenstein said, "who have graciously "offered their support
in this endeavor. Mr. and Mrs.
Ari Deshe, Mr. and Mrs. Jon
Diamond, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Dolinger, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Ebner, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ezzo,
Dr. and Mrs. Dfivid Lever,
. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Goldach, Mr.
and Mrs. Brad Kastan, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Nutis, Mr. and
Mrs. Gregg Robins, Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Schiff, Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Schottenstein, Mr.
and Mrs. James Schottenstein,
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Schottenstein, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Schottenstein and Mr. and
Mrs. Matt Ungar."
Anyone in the community
who wants to be involved in
this project is encouraged to
call Schottenstein at 252-1900.
For further information
about this or any other Chabad activity, call 239-0124.
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| Full Text | li IS ml - In THE The Ohio Jewish Chronicle Serving Columbus, and the Central Ohio Jewish Community since 1922 VOLUME 72 NUMBER 48 NOVEMBER 24,1994 21 KISLEV 5755 Local man helps Bulgarian \ Jews return to their roots page 3 Thanksgiving and Torah page 3 : . :, ^ ,• SPECIAL Chanukah Featule Section t. ., page 17 ABOUT THE COVER Chabad of Central Ohio lights a < Chanukah menorah each year on the Statdiouse lawn. This -. year, the ceremony will tpke place at 5:30 p.m. on' Tuesday, Nov. 2% - - -. - Have A Happy Thanksgiving Holiday! Chronicle office closed Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 24, and Friday, Nov. 25 IU In The Chronicle AtTheJCC ':. ....;..;»......; .....:.12 Calendar . , ,. '., .4 Community.. .. ...5-8 Federation.; ..■•"..'.'.,, •'••*' •••••9 Fifty Years Ago....; L , 4 -FrontPage „.-,;.„., «... 2 pfct The News 10 |7fcttecyfcle. , .'...Ip [, Marketplace...... . ...;......... 13 j9,COr6pt^rufi..M.M*.i,*(f,***.iMM**r>*f***'*'i''**f*i*i**t* ^.* kjjlKjyXlftgPg|ieS..»«a.«*fw*..^t»t***..*.»•**.#•».»*,.,,.at.....*«..,.X,JL. ,•* Y J^fIlKfl^P01ll*..4t in .#.«*«»»» f4ir«^«j»»f«.f *.•#« i...#.# •*. W.IM »M»»*a*W,'^' * '' - ' ' ' 'I ,', ' ', < - „ ' - ' ' , -fl ». ' ..........,,.,„....,. I»"..*ff Ohio Hist.Society Libr. 1982 VKflma Ave. ~^2 COMP COMMUNITY FEATURE Chabad to present *Let There Be Light9 l.jl)l».«.ttf^.»»»«ta.ffa.!.l»a..^...M1»aw..< ,'Wa^fiy.»rta*T4*»V»*^«"t»ll**<>»MV*»>V**^rlf<***a*1.'llA»f(*#/y'. Chabad of Central Ohio will present an evening of Chanukah celebration, "Let There Be Light," in downtown Columbus on Tuesday, Nov. 29. The festivities will begin with the lighting of "The Menorah" in front of the State House at 5:30 p.m. The annual ceremo-, ny will be attended by community leaders and dignitaries. Following the menorah lighting, all participants are invited to a Latke Supper at the Gal- breath Pavilion. There is no charge for the meal, but there will be a pushka (charity box) available to help defray the COSI. 7 ,' . 7 '7, . .^J'J; ■ The City Center amphitheater will be the site ofthe third annual "Evening of Jewish Music and Song," beginning at 7 p.m. The community is invited to attend. The Schottenstein Chabad House, at OSU, and the Chabad Torah Center, at 2942 E. Broad St. strive'to enhance the quality of Jewish life in central Ohio, according to Rabbi Chaim Capland. This is done by providing educational and cultural activities that heighten Jewish identity and pride, he said.. ing organized by Lynda Schiff and Terri Schottenstein. Schiff noted, "This holiday commemorates our ancestors' struggle and sacrifice for religious freedom. Now that we are so fortunate to have that Chanukah 5755 begins with ihe first light on Sunday, Nov. 27, 24 Kislev. According to Rabbi Cap- land, "We live in an environment that constantly, bom- ,. bards us with messages inconsistent with Jewish values. It is important for us, and our children, to express our Jewish- hess in a way that will contribute to our own spiritual well- being as well as make our community a better place to live. By having a public menorah or Jewish music at the City Center, we are fulfilling our Divine charge of being 'a light unto the nations,'" The Chanukah event is be- freedom, it is our responsibility to appreciate it and take advantage of it. We encourage all members of the community to come together and celebrate, regardless of background or affiliation." "We'want to recognize the following people," Schottenstein said, "who have graciously "offered their support in this endeavor. Mr. and Mrs. Ari Deshe, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Diamond, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dolinger, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ebner, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ezzo, Dr. and Mrs. Dfivid Lever, . Mr. and Mrs. Eli Goldach, Mr. and Mrs. Brad Kastan, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Nutis, Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Robins, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Schiff, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schottenstein, Mr. and Mrs. James Schottenstein, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Schottenstein, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schottenstein and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Ungar." Anyone in the community who wants to be involved in this project is encouraged to call Schottenstein at 252-1900. For further information about this or any other Chabad activity, call 239-0124. f* iii «© (lift ^ s-f-^j J<< rHfi-V.***^. •jA.* WW • >'V. v |
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