Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1970-11-05

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VOL. 48 NO. 45
NOVEMBER 5—CHESHVAN 6
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Ben Goodman Heads 1971 UJFC Campign
Ben Goodman will serve as General Chairman of the 1971 United Jewish Fund and Council Campaign, ac¬ cording to Marvin L. ' Glassman, President of the UJFC.
Mr. Goodman, who is the owner and President of B. 'Goodman Fashions, which -operates several stores in the Columbus and Mid-Ohio areas, has been active iA'the UJFC for many years. A member of the Board of Trustees, he served as Chairman of the Advance Gifts Division in the 1970 Campaign, which was the most successful in the history of the UJFC fund- raising drives. Mr. Good¬ man is also the first vice president of the Tifereth Israel Congregation, a member of B'nai B'rith Zion Lodge, on the board .of Heritage House, and active
in many other community endeavors, including the Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman have two sons, and live at 1634 Kenwick Road. Mrs. Goodman is active in' the Women's Campaign Division.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman were in Israel in 1968 on a Columbus Study Mission, and Mr. Goodman was one of the national community leaders who were called to Israel, late this summer, to be briefed by Golda Meier, Prime Minister, on the ' serious and critical situation which faces Israel today.
In naming Mr. uuodman as General Chairman of the 1971 Campaign, Mr. Glassman stated: "With his dedication and commitment, proved over the past several years, we know that Mr. Goodman   will   lead   the
Soviets, Arabs Intensify Move To Make Case Against Israel
BEN GOODMAN
Campaign to new heights of achievement. He has demonstrated his interest in and cbncem for the causes, institutions and agencies which "are beneficiaries of the Campaign, and no one can question his love for or dedication to the cause pf Israel's security and sur¬ vival. I am proud to an¬ nounce the choice of Mr. Goodman as General Chairman; I know that he will follow the excellent results of Sol D. Zell, General Chairman of the 1970  Campaign,   and   that
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BY DAVID HOROWITZ
UNITED NATIONS, (WUjPX—Tlie Arabs; sup- : ported by the'Soviet bloc and the majority of the non- aligned states in their current move to resurrect the Middle East case in Uie 127-member General Assembly, are—according to initial trend^;::;likely to secure the Assembly's support for their position thjit the Gunnar Jarring talks must begin regardless of UAR missile violations and Israeli objections.
Sixteen non-aligned states, many of whom have no diplomatic relations with Israel,   tabled  a  pro-Arab
resolution which, as Am¬ bassador Vosef Tekoah told your correspondent, would, if adopted, "wreck any hopes for peace." Realizing what Israel's enemies were up to, the United States countered with its own three-point resolution briefly endorsing the Security Council resolution of 22 November 1967 and urging "that,it be ' carried out in all its parts." The pro-Arab resolution, which- may well muster a majority; stressed only those sections^ of the Council riesolution which favored the Arabs,and Soviets omitting some Of thcbasic clauses. In introducing the U.S. resolution, Ambassador Yost
Annual Meeting Of Ohio-Kentucky Regional ADL Board this Weekend
Tlie annual meeting of the Ohio-Kentucky Regional Board' of the Anti- Defamation League of B'nai B'rith is being held in Columbus this Saturday 9nd Sunday. Itie meeting at the Sheraton-Columbus * Motor Hotel will bring together the Jewish community leaders' from throughout Ohio and Kentucky for two. days ex- toisive discussion of some of the major problems facing the Jewish community in 1970. The keynote speaker, Benjamin R. Epstein,  the
Award recipient Dr. Martin W. Essex and Hersh L. Adlerstein will all address themselves to key issues that confront Ohio and America today.
Hersh L. Adlerstem, Ahti- Defamati,on League Regional Director will present a detailed survey of the activities of the Anti- Defamation League in bhio since the last annual meetuig of the Regional Board, at the Sunday morning sesision at 9:30 a.m. Mr. Adlerstein will present an analysis of some
Center To Celebrate 20th Anniversanr
Sunday, Jan. 24, 1971 has been set as' the date for the 20th anniversary celebration of the Jewish Center, it was announced byjiDavid Roth, President. Ben Zox has been appointed chairman of the committee to plan this gala event which will take the form of a "Center Showcase" highlighting events of the past twoity years and taking a peek at the future. '.
, The program will honor, past presidents aiid others' who have made a notable contribution to the growth and devolopment of the Jewish Center. It is planned also that there will be a whole series of events: celebrating the 20th < an-<> , niversary year,"siich as the Pre-School Parent's Special event in December, the Cultural Art^ Evening with Kurti, Weill, the Center ortiiestra's 2ilith Anniversary
others which the  planning
concert, and are still in stage.
Die following have been appointed to serve as- members of the Planning committee: Mrs. Martin Adler, Mr.'Marvin Brown, Dr. Wm. Engelman, Mr. Mark Feinknopf, Jr., Mrs. David Goldsmitii, Mr. Allen Gundersheimer, Jr. , Mrs. > Martin'. Hoffman, Mrs. Boi Kahn, Mrs. Eddy Kaye, Mr. Fred Luper, Mrs. Sihion Lazarus, Mr. Harold Maggied, Dr. & Mrs. Harold Monett, Miss Helen Nutis, Mrs. Morris Paine;; Mr. Milton Pinsky, Mir. Ed Schlezinger,. Mrs. Leon S^ho^jtenateii]', Mr. Harry^ SehwartZit <.AMr,: Leon f S^igWB,.^h$«l#Setnar Mr. Seyman^tern;'Mr. Fred Yenkin, Mr. , iBernard Yenkin, Mr. Barry Zacks, Mr. Sol Zell, Mr. Steve Zelkowitz, Benjamin Zox (Chairman).
recent developments in Ohio, and will offer program suggestions for the coming year. The business session, along with the entire annual meeting will be chaired by Samuel Kamin of Lima the outgoing chairman ,,df the Regional Board.
On Saturday evening there will be a banquet at which Benjamin R. Epstein, National Director of the Anti-Defaihation League of B'nai B'rith will speak. Mr. Epstieiii,'long noted as one of America's outstanding Jewish leaders, has been in the forefront of the battle for civil rights m America for three decades. While still a young man.he became the National Director of the Anti^Defamation League and has served in that capacity for the past 21 years.
Dr. Martin W. Essex, Superintendent of Public Instruction, State of Ohio will speak at the Sunday luncheon on American education tod^y. Dr. Essex^ long considered one of the nation's foremost educators, is receiving the Anti- Defamation. League's Human  Rights   Award   in
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Dr. Haim Ginott Featured At Torah Academy Dinner Nov. 22
Dr.       Ivan       Gilbert,
President of the Columbus
Torah Academy, announced
the   appointment   of   Mrs.
Bernard Yenkin as' Chair¬ man' ., of ^   the     Annual
Scholarship Dinner, Sunday
Nov.   22  at  the  Sheraton
Columbus. The semi-formal . event begins at 6:30 p.m. .   Generally, acknowledged
as the highiight of the local
Jewish social calendar, the.
dinner this year  assumes
added   dimension   as   it
becomes   the   first   major
event in  Columbus  Torah
Academy's 'fear  Mitzvah
Year Celebration. C.T.A., 13
years     of     educational
leadership   as   the   only
DR. HAIM GINOTT
Hebrew Day School in Central Ohio...but more important, nationally recognized as innovator of new techniques, establishing and maintaining sijgnificant teacher-student . relation¬ ships and an intense desire to learn and excell in educational and community activities.
Appropriately, Torah Academy has engaged the nation's foremost Psychologist - Author - Humorist - Lecturer, Dr. Haim Ginott, as guest personality for the gala evening. Dr. Ginott is familiar to most people who view the Tonight Shpw, Mike Douglass and tlie'iyToday Show. Not being a comedian, he doesn't have to be "on" every moment, but he manages to present difficult problems and their possible solutions in a most delightful mixture of straiight-from-the-shoulder fact, and "around the kit¬ chen table" humor. • Wat¬ ching the gleam in his eyes, one can'^anticipate the moment he selects to slip in the beautifully turned phrase that sets peals of ^laughter echoing    throughout   his
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New Mikveh To Open Soon
HERSH L. ADLERSTEIN
Almost'to the ^ate, the new Beth Jacob Community Mik- vah will be ready for use thirty-two years after the present facility on Livingston Avenue was completed. On Nbv. 29,1938 the leaders of the Mikvah Society signed the - in¬ corporation papers for their new Mikvah and it was then opened to the entire Jewish community. The tiew Beth Jacob Mikvah, built hy M & P Construction Company and already functional will be complet^ within a week;
The Mikvah is a specially constructed pool which meets religious specifications     in     con-
strongly criticized the 16- member draft, stating "that there is no reference at all" in it "to that parai?^ph,of 242 which calls for the 'termination orSll.claims or states of belM^reiicy and respect for >f'aii( rr^ck- nowledgenient J: ^^iof the sovereignty, ^^^ territorial integrity arid political in¬ dependence of eyi^rjrstate in the area and ferjiiright to live in peace Wftljm'; secure and recognized^:.ktouiidaries tree from threats^jbr', acts of force." _ ,;J^';.
Mr. Yost theri^llblii the Assembly that this.i^ :^liat. he meant "about the dat^er of altering the careful^gajance of the Security fQgupcil resolution by irresponsible action- in the General Assembly."
From what has now developed in the Assembly, it becomes clear that tlie Arabs with their many friends are making a feverish effort to extricate themselves. from what they term to be the dilemma of
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struction and which is used for immersion purposes by women after the completion of their monthly cycle, for brides in preparation for marriage, by converts to Judaism, and by adopted children. The Beth Jacob Mikvah will replace the present facilityi the dilapidated condition of which has macle it unsafe for use. In contrast to the old, the new Mikvah is most attractive esthetically. Its private entrance, located on the Beth Jacob premises, is enclosed by glass arid is well lighted. The interior is tastefully decorated by the
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BENJAMIN II^iSHA'SIN
Past Natl (F'-¦ JWV Guest
Benjamin H. (S^aSiriv Past National dommarfffiS W the Jewish War Vete|a/i'&'of the U.S.A. will be*'*!aht| iguest speaker at the iltlhiisil, JWV Friday night SabbitJi'|aBr.- vices sponsored by'^pital Post No. 122. Mr. Chasin was a practicing attorney prior'to joining JWV full time as Assistant National Executive Director.
Services this year will be held on Friday evening, Nov. 13, at 8:00 p.m. at Beth Tik¬ vah Synagogue, 3199 In¬ dianola Avenue.
A cordial invitation .is extended to. the entire- community tb join with the Jewish War ¦ Vets at this annual event as well' as the Oneg Siiabboth to be held following services.
SPECIAL NOTICE   ,
Capitol Post No. 122 "has been invited to participate Iii the Veterans Day Paride- Wed. evening Nov. 11, All interested members please contact Larry Felsentlial for lime and meeting area.
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