Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1958-04-18

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Vol. 36. No. 16
COLUMBUS. OHIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 18. I9S8
Dsvotad to American add J«w(ih Idaali
Above, fronf raw, are Mrs. Jules Marie, Mrs. Alien Ounde^ i Above axe Mrs. Harold ICayne and IVIrs. Martin Polster ot VfVs gheimer Sr.. Mrs. Bernard Feltllnger.. Bock row: Mrs. Joseph Schec- Women's Division. Mrs. Kayne is cHalrmon of hostesses fdr the tor, Mrs. Theodore Schlonsky. These are chairmen of tho Women's "Affair ot the Year" April 30. Mrs. Polster Is chairman of hospi. Division "Affair of the Vear" in behalf of the United Jewish Fund,  tality. (Topy photo)
UJF Women Present ^Affair of Year*
INVITE COMMUNITY TO INSTALLATON EVENT APRIL 27
Samuel Luper, president of A- gudas Achim Congregation, this week extended an open Invitation to the entire communliy to the installation ceremonies of the newly-elected officers and mem¬ bers of the board of the syna¬ gogue, and to hear Dr. I^eo Jung, distinguished rabbi, author, teach¬ er and lecturer.
Beginning at 8 p. m. Sunday, i April 27, at the synagogue, the In¬ stallation affair will be followed by a reception, at which members of the Sisterhood will servo as hostesses.
In addition to the officers, the following will be Installed, either as re-elected members of the board, or to new positions on the board:
Chairman of the board, Robert L. Mellman; vice-chairman, Sam Schlonslty, and Albert Belm, Lou Berliner, Dr. Aaron Canowitz, Irving Gertner, L M. Harris, Ber¬ nard Kanter, Ell Levlson, Arthur Katz, Joseph Schecter, Parrell K. Shar,   Abe   Silverman   and   Ix>uls
Invitations for the United Jewish Fund Women's Division "Affair of the Tear" have been sent h»-.4ll Jewish women of Co¬ lumbus. The party, the culmination of months of preparation, is Wednesday, April 30, 7:30 p. m., at the Jewish Center.
According to the chairmen, Mrs. Jules Mark, Mrs. Bernard Feltllnger ahd Mrs. Theodore Schlonsky, and the advisor^ Mrs. Allen Gundersheimer Sr., and Mrs. Joseph Schecter, the evening Will include Dr. Bernard Casper, Dean of Students at the-Hebrew Unl- veratty in JeruBaletn, and 'one ot- Jewty'a-'mOSt' Vlgbroiis "exiS effec¬ tive leaders, who will be the gueat speaker.
A skit, "The Belles Are Ringing," will be presented and door prizes will be given.
"The committee serving with the chairmen Includes Mesdames Harold Kayne, Morris Paine, Pred Roland, Sam Luper, Don Shus¬ terman, Mitchell Goodman, Martin Polster, Albert Rosen, Harry ¦Cutler, Gernerd Cohen.    /
On May 1, the Women's Division will Oonclude Its campaigti with "Vf" (Wor)|^ers) Day, at which.,tlnie .aii workers will report to the "Jewish Center wltii results obtained through the general solici¬ tation.
"DIONMEN" — Pictured above are menibers of the Scrap Iron-Steei-Waste Paper section of United Jewish Fund's Trades & Professions Di¬ vision. Seated are Joseph Summer, general chair¬ man of the Division; Israel Consul Shaul Ben- Halm, guest speaker at the meeting of the Division
last month; Joseph Waisman, chairman of the above unit. Standing: Marvin Silbersteln, Myer Mellman, Norman Meizlish, Leon Handler, Max Tenenbaum. The "Ironmen" reported an increase of 6% pledged to the 1958 UJF campaign.
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"LoTS" OF HELP — The Real Estate & Build¬ ers unit of United Jewish Fund's Trades & Profea- sjphs Division reported an Increase of 59% pledged to ;tl»e 1958 campaign.   Members of the unit above
are Sol Derfler, William Roth, Sherwood Walker, Milton Yassenoff, Avrom Bdelman, Harold Kayne, with. Yassenoff and Kayne serving as co-chairmen.
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ZION WOMEN HAVE .  INSTALUTION LUNCHEON
Mrs. Alex CHowson will be offi¬ cially installed as president of Zlon Chapter, B'nai B'rlth Wom¬ en, Tuesday, at a luncheon at llonka's Provincial House.
Other officers to be installed >aIong with Mrs. Clowson by Mrs. David Handler, a past president of Zlon Chapter, Include Mra. Al¬ bert J. Becker, Mrs. Ike Cohen, Mrs. Aaron Kahn and Mrs. I. J. Sowalsky, vice presidents; Mrs. Irvin Dworkln, recording secre¬ tary; Mrs. Morrey Boster, corres¬ ponding secretary; Mrs. Max Friedman and Mrs. Irving Stein, financial seretaries; Mrs. Martin Marx, treasurer; Mrs. J. Nathan Polster, sentinel, Mrs. Sam Sch¬ wartz, guardian; Mrs. Robert Goldberg, trustee.
Members of the board include Mesdames Edward Baier, Robert Bender, Marvin Brown, Harry Goldstein, Mitchell Goodman, Ar¬ nold Grossman, I. M. Harris, Sam Hellman, Paul Herwald, Sidney HIrsh, Martin Kaufher, Norman Kate, Sara Lavlne, Norman Math¬ less, Stanley Mellion, William Nullman, Jack Palestrant, Morris Paine, Sam Schlonsky; Don Snid¬ er Ralph Sobel, Jules Sokol, Larry Shankman and Miss Helen Nutls.
B'nai B'rlth's Guided Mrs. (lis)," a skit written by Mrs. Richard Lleberman, assisted by Mrs. Loula Levin, will be a high¬ light of the "afternoon program. Members of the cast include Mrs. P. Eisenman, Mrs. Herman Gelchman, Mrs. Howard Gold¬ stein, Mrs. Gary Kersteln, Mrs. Martin Levlnson, Mrs. Harry Nacdlmen, Mrs. Mllton PInsky, Mra. Norman Roof. Mrs. Jerry Goldfarb wlil serve as pianist.
Mrs. Dorothy Yassenoff, cur¬ rent president of the chapter, w)ll preside.
Reservations for the luncheon can be made with Mrs. Norman Katz, BE. 1-2222; Mrs. Irvln Dworkln, BE. 6-4066; or Mrs. Morrey Boster, BE, 1-9479.
Zlskind.
Although he will be thousands of miles away In Israel on the evening of April 27, Harry Sher will be Installed In absentia that night as an Honorary Trustee of the Congregation, a fitting re¬ ward for the many years of de¬ voted service he has given to Agudas Achim. In that capacity he will join a distinguiahed group of "elder stateamen" and leaders Of the Congregation, who, tlirough the jrears. have given dedicated service in the advance¬ ment of the principles of Jijidaiam aa exemplified by Agudas Achim.
The list of Honorary Trustees includes the following: Harry Gil¬ bert, Harry Goldberg, Ben Green¬ berg, Morris Horwitz, Dr. Max P. Kanter, Walter Katz, Abe Krak¬ off, Jacob Krakowitz,. Louis La- kin, Sam Ijevy, A. P.' Ijuper, Harry Maybruck, Max Schotten¬ steln, Harry Schwartz, Joseph L. Schwartz, Abe A Wolman.
In addition to the men who will be Installed, the following are also members of the board of the Con¬ gregation, In continuing capaci¬ ties:
Philip Bornsteln, Irving Chasln, Sanford Cohen, Henry Flnke, Dr. Ben Gertner, Arthur Goldberg, Louis R. Goldfarb, Harry S. Gold¬ stein, William Goodman, Simon Kahn, Harold Kayne.
Dave Levlson, A. J. Mellman, Nathan Nedelman, David Paine, I. Rinkov, Harold Schottensteln, Herman Schottensteln, Leon Schottensteln, Ben Tolpen, Isa¬ dore Zeidin, Samuel Zuravsky.
Harry Goldberg continues to serve, as he has done for many years In the past, as chairman of the Chevra Kadlshe of the syna¬ gogue.
Sisterhood representatives In¬ clude Mrs. Martin Godofsky, Mrs. Joseph Schecter and Mra. Louis Zlskind.
All members of the Congrega¬ tion and their wives are urged to attend, to pay tribute and honor, and to pledge their support to the newly-elected officers ajid  board.
ROBERT MTLLER
Heads Temple Youth
Youth will have Its say at the regional biennial convention of the Ohio Valley Council of the Union of American Hebrew Con¬ gregations being held In Colum¬ bus, May 2-4, at the Pt. Hayea Hotel.
Not only will many of the ses¬ sions be devoted to discussion of plans for the new Youth Camp located near Indianapolis, but members of the local, regional and national Youth Groups will have a part In the program itself, the theme of which is "Building Tomorrow's Congregation."
Robert Miller,  19-:year-oid  nat¬ ional  president  of  the  National Federation of Temple iTouth, will be the principal speaker at tbe (eonttnDed on pace S>
BLOOD DONOR SOLICITATION
The entire Jewish communi¬ ty Is being telephoned by workers of the Blood Donor Council and asked to give blood on "B" Day, May 7, from noon to 6 p. m., at the Jewish Center.
The need for blood Is as ur¬ gent today as It has been at any time since the war. For that reason, a goal of 260 pints has been set.
When called to give, make your answer a "yes." Refresh¬ ments win be served following the giving.
OR. GAALTON TO SPEAK TUESDAY AT PRE-SCHOOL
What Meikes the Pre-Schooier Tick?" That's the title and sub¬ ject for the April general pro¬ gram meeting of the Parents Group of the Jewish Center Pre- School Tuesday, 8:30 p. ra. The speaker will be the prominent chief psychologist of the Chil¬ dren's Mental Health Center, Dr. Robert L. Carlton. Announcement was made by Mrs. Seymour Luck¬ off, president of the Parents Group.
Dr. Carlton, highly skilled through training and experience in the general area of his address, will discuss characteristics and psychological behaviqr that are peculiar to pre-school aged chil¬ dren, and how they are implicated in relationships with their par¬ ents.
The program will include a question and answer period. Mrs. Samuel CJordon, Program chair-. man, who will Introduce pr, Carl¬ ton at the meeting, stated: "Knowing the apecial informality of our fathers and mothers in the Parents Group, I am sure that we will hear and see a ctiiidren's clinic In demonstration."
The evening's speaker is a na¬ tive of Murray, Ky., where he also attended college for ills under¬ graduate training. He then came to Columbus and obtained his Master's and Doctor's degrees at . Ohio State University, the latter In 1953.
Hla areas of specialization have been clinical psychology and speech pathology.
He has done work at the Juve¬ nile Diagnostic Center In Coium¬ bus; at the Veterans Hospital in Chillicothe; and has Served the Veterans Administration in this city. He came to the Children's Mental Health Center in 1952. Two yeara later he became its chief psychologist, under _ Dr. W- H. Missildine, executive director of the clinic.
Hostesses at the meeting will serve under the chairmanship of Mrs. Albert Shkolnick. The open¬ ing prayer will be given by ^ member of the Religious com.mit-' tee, of which Mrs. Ike Ctobein ia chairman.
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