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oSolil URONKXE ZJ/jL/ Serv'"g Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over SO Years ^Jf^ LIBRARY, OHIO HISTOflICAL,SOf«l^/rY 1982 VELM.\ AVE* COLS. 0. 43311 EXOH VOL.57 NO. 48 NOVEMBER 22,1979-Kislev 2 Rabbi Alpert To Lead Services At Beth Am Beth Am Congregation announces that Rabbi Rebecca Alpert, one of the first woman Reconstructionist Rabbis in America, will be in ColumbuS to conduct Beth Am services Friday night, Nov. 30 at 8 and Saturday morning, Dec. 1 at 10 at the Jewish Center. Rabbi Alpert will speak on the topic, "The Role of Women in Jewish Life." In addition, Rabbi Alpert will lead a study session Saturday morning. Rabbi Alpert graduated from the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College in 1976. At that timet she received the Levin Award for "Best Eleazar Lipsky To Speak At Dec. 2 Partners For Peace Luncheon In a scene from the B'nai B'rith Women and Gallery Player's production of "Jack and the Beanstalk," from left to right, are Marcy Gross, Alex Kushkin and Pam Klynn. The " play opens Friday night at the Jewish Center Auditorium. 'Jack And The Beanstalk' Opens Friday At The Center . Rabbi Rebecca Alpert Student" in her graduating class. She has published several articles, including "A Young Woman Chooses the Rabbinate" and "Judaism at the Worlds Parliament of Religions," and has served on many panels such as one on Jewish Woman and Ethnicity at the Balch Institute, and at Bucknell University, Philadelphia. Presently, Rabbi Alpert is an instructor at the Reconstructionist Congregation of Pacific Palisades, California. The Columbus Jewish community is invited to attend Beth Am services conducted by Rabbi Rebecca Alpert. .For more information, call Ted Fisher, 235- 2660 or Sue Brusk, 866-9977. Dayan Appears In Columbus General Moshe Dayan, former Foreign Minister of Israel, was'in Columbus, one of his stops on a speaking tour of the U.S., Monday, Nov. 19. He spoke before a large crowd at the Ohio Theatre on his perspective of the current problems in Iran, and on the Camp David negotiations and the situation in the Middle East since then. Dayan said he thinks the hi* "presence of U.S. military \ 11 i forces should be more seen" in the Middle East so the B'nai B'rith Women and Gallery Players actors and actresses are all set for their opening performance of "Jack and the Beanstalk," a children's mucial classic, which opens Friday, Nov. 23 at the Jewish Center auditorium. Friday show times-are I and- 3—p.mrj-^w4th-^-per«- formances also scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 25 and Sunday, Dec. 2, at 1 and 3 p.m. and Thursday, Nov. 29 at 7:30 p.m. The play is direc- • ted by Glenn Bittner. A benefit performance will be held Wednesday evening, Nov. 28. Among those groups expected will be: Children's Mental Health Center, Orient State Institute, - Columbus State Institute, Crippled Children's Center, Central Community House, Southside Settlement, Big Brothers Association, God- man Guild House, Alumcrest Nursing Home, Central Ohio Adolescent Center, Franklin County Children's Services •TanttCMACACNoptheast^-r--—the~4ate-iouis7 Lipsky, who> Tickets are still available, " was one of the 'founders of Eleazar Lipsky, prominent attorney, novelist and playwright, will appear at the Partner for Peace Luncheon on Sunday, Dec. 2 in behalf of the Women's Division, State of Israel Bond drive. Lipsky has successfully combined an outstanding career as lawyer and author with service in many Jewish causes. He is former President and now serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, a worldwide service covering news of Jewish interest. ' Vice President of the American Jewish League for Israel, Lipsky has attended the World Zionist Congresses in Jerusalem in recent years and is a member of the World Zionist Congress Court. He has lectured extensively on a variety of legal and political topics concerning the Jewish people, ,arid was formerly Editor of the New Palestine. In these efforts, he has followed in the tradition of his father, with a savings for those purchasing their tickets prior to the day of the performance. Prices for both adult and children's tickets are $1.25 paid in advance and $1.50 at the door. Tickets are on sale at The Jewish'Center and all Little Professor Bookstores or by calluig 231-2731. ' the Zionist movement in America and a dramatic and - essayist of distinction. Lipsky has written a series of novels, one of which, "The Scientists" was a Book-of- the-Month selection. Other novels, "The Kiss of Death" and "The People Against O'Hara," have been made Fox, Gill Named Assistant Directors Ahvrom Fox and Alan Gill have been .named Assistant Directors of the Columbus Jewish Federation, it has been anounced by Feder- , 7' Y 3 Ahvrom Fox ation President Myer W. Mellman and Executive ' Director Charles R. Schiffman. I ■ Both Fox and Gill 'were formerly Staff Associates for the Federatiqn. \ "These are two young executive staff persons been obvious to all who have dealt with them over the last years," Schiffman said. "It is only fitting that their skills and dedication should be appropriately recognized." While both Fox and GUI have a long list of responsibilities concerning the campaign, budgeting, planning, administration and supervision of the Federation, Fox's primary responsibility is to the UJFC and Gill's is to Budgeting and Planning. Fox has been a member of the Federation staff since June of 1976. Just prior to his appointment to Staff Associate at that time, he served a one-year internship at the New-Orleans Federation. The Columbus native graduated from Bexley High School. He attended the Loyola University School of Law in New Orleans and the Yeshiva University in New York City before entering Tulane University, where he received his Masters in Eleazar Lipsky , intojnotion pictures starring Richard Widmark and Spencer Tracy, respectively. A historical novel set in California in 1890 was published in 1973 by The Meredith Press, entitled "The Devil's Daughter." "Malpractice" was published in 1975. Lipsky was formerly an Assistant District Attorney for New York County attached to the Homocide Bureau. He is a graduate of . Columbia University and Co-' lumbial aw School. ,5-,*—_+ In addition to Lipsky, the men and women in attendance at this gourmet luncheon at Winding Hollow Country Club will have the privilege to view the latest in designer fashions for men and women through the courtesy of The Union. Mrs. Joan Wernz, promotion director at the Union, will commentate the show. Musical selections wiU be provided by Cantor Yehuda Shifman of Agudas Achim Congregation. Admission to the luncheon will be by the-1979 minimum purchase of $500 in Israel Bonds through the Women's Division. Mrs. Emil Rosen/ co-chairman, with Mrs. Herbert Grossman, of the Partners for Peace Luncheon', stated, "This-is an ideal time to purchase a bond for a grandchild, a great grandchild, or even as an investment for oneself." Husbands are eligible to attend through a Women's .Division purchase. Additional information may be obtained by contact- -infiJtheBoncLaf£ice» 233-7212^ 'Night For Life' Dec. 1 Rochelle Topolosky and Jeanie Schottenstein Alan Gill ' Fox and his wife, Debra, have three children. Gill has been with the Federation professionally since 1977. In 1976 he served as a student intern there as part of his Masters degree program of Social Work, with emphasis in Social Planning, from The Ohio State University. He received his B.A. from Ohio- University in Athens. - ' -1 He and his wife, Rhona, have. one . son, Matthew Social Work in Community 4JrgBi)uptiq»,a^f'Jawipg,w^ The 10th annual "Night For Life," sponsored by the Young Men's and Young Women's divisions of the Columbus Jewish Federation, will take place Saturday, Dec. 1 at Winding Hollow Country Club. Senator Lowell Weicker from Connecticut, a longtime supporter of Israel, will be the guest speaker for the two divisions' major •"kick- off" event of the 1980 United Jewish Fund Campaign. A •eception begins at' 7 p.m. with dinner, program and disco music to follow. Dietary laws will be observed. Jack Meizlish and ■ Rochelle Topolosky are the Co-Chairpersons of the annual event, centering this vyeaii t?waad<h«<hjR»«'/)f,''A Decade of Dedication." Members of the "Night For , Life" planning committee are: Stephen Handler, Dr. Alvin Herstig, Paula Mal- koff, Helissa Meizlish, Jeanie - Schottenstein, Suzanne Smilack and Randy Topolosky. Jay Worry is the Chairman of tbe 1980 Young Men's division and Cynthia Paine is the Chairwoman of the 1980 Young Women's Division. Dr. Jeffrey Tilson and Karen Moss serve as Co-Chairpersons for their respective divisions. Those wishing further information .on attending •this event may call the Columbus Jewish Federation at 237-7686. Reservations are vSMWMWPP&i'.w.'W. i? ft AS ■X'i
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oSolil
URONKXE
ZJ/jL/ Serv'"g Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over SO Years ^Jf^
LIBRARY, OHIO HISTOflICAL,SOf«l^/rY
1982 VELM.\ AVE*
COLS. 0. 43311 EXOH
VOL.57 NO. 48
NOVEMBER 22,1979-Kislev 2
Rabbi Alpert
To Lead Services
At Beth Am
Beth Am Congregation announces that Rabbi Rebecca
Alpert, one of the first
woman Reconstructionist
Rabbis in America, will be in
ColumbuS to conduct Beth
Am services Friday night,
Nov. 30 at 8 and Saturday
morning, Dec. 1 at 10 at the
Jewish Center. Rabbi Alpert
will speak on the topic, "The
Role of Women in Jewish
Life." In addition, Rabbi Alpert will lead a study session
Saturday morning.
Rabbi Alpert graduated
from the Reconstructionist
Rabbinical College in 1976.
At that timet she received
the Levin Award for "Best
Eleazar Lipsky To Speak At Dec. 2
Partners For Peace Luncheon
In a scene from the B'nai B'rith Women and Gallery
Player's production of "Jack and the Beanstalk," from left to
right, are Marcy Gross, Alex Kushkin and Pam Klynn. The
" play opens Friday night at the Jewish Center Auditorium.
'Jack And The Beanstalk'
Opens Friday At The Center
. Rabbi Rebecca Alpert
Student" in her graduating
class. She has published
several articles, including
"A Young Woman Chooses
the Rabbinate" and "Judaism at the Worlds Parliament of Religions," and has
served on many panels such
as one on Jewish Woman and
Ethnicity at the Balch Institute, and at Bucknell University, Philadelphia.
Presently, Rabbi Alpert is
an instructor at the Reconstructionist Congregation of
Pacific Palisades, California.
The Columbus Jewish
community is invited to
attend Beth Am services
conducted by Rabbi Rebecca
Alpert. .For more information, call Ted Fisher, 235-
2660 or Sue Brusk, 866-9977.
Dayan Appears
In Columbus
General Moshe Dayan,
former Foreign Minister of
Israel, was'in Columbus, one
of his stops on a speaking
tour of the U.S., Monday,
Nov. 19. He spoke before a
large crowd at the Ohio
Theatre on his perspective of
the current problems in
Iran, and on the Camp David
negotiations and the situation in the Middle East since
then.
Dayan said he thinks the
hi* "presence of U.S. military
\ 11 i forces should be more seen"
in the Middle East so the
B'nai B'rith Women and
Gallery Players actors and
actresses are all set for their
opening performance of
"Jack and the Beanstalk," a
children's mucial classic,
which opens Friday, Nov. 23
at the Jewish Center auditorium.
Friday show times-are I
and- 3—p.mrj-^w4th-^-per«-
formances also scheduled
for Sunday, Nov. 25 and Sunday, Dec. 2, at 1 and 3 p.m.
and Thursday, Nov. 29 at
7:30 p.m. The play is direc-
• ted by Glenn Bittner.
A benefit performance will
be held Wednesday evening,
Nov. 28. Among those groups
expected will be: Children's
Mental Health Center,
Orient State Institute, - Columbus State Institute,
Crippled Children's Center,
Central Community House,
Southside Settlement, Big
Brothers Association, God-
man Guild House, Alumcrest
Nursing Home, Central Ohio
Adolescent Center, Franklin
County Children's Services
•TanttCMACACNoptheast^-r--—the~4ate-iouis7 Lipsky, who>
Tickets are still available, " was one of the 'founders of
Eleazar Lipsky, prominent attorney, novelist and
playwright, will appear at
the Partner for Peace
Luncheon on Sunday, Dec. 2
in behalf of the Women's
Division, State of Israel
Bond drive.
Lipsky has successfully
combined an outstanding
career as lawyer and author
with service in many Jewish
causes. He is former President and now serves as
Chairman of the Board of
Directors of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, a worldwide service covering news
of Jewish interest. '
Vice President of the
American Jewish League for
Israel, Lipsky has attended
the World Zionist Congresses
in Jerusalem in recent years
and is a member of the
World Zionist Congress
Court. He has lectured
extensively on a variety of
legal and political topics concerning the Jewish people,
,arid was formerly Editor of
the New Palestine. In these
efforts, he has followed in
the tradition of his father,
with a savings for those purchasing their tickets prior to
the day of the performance.
Prices for both adult and
children's tickets are $1.25
paid in advance and $1.50 at
the door. Tickets are on sale
at The Jewish'Center and all
Little Professor Bookstores
or by calluig 231-2731. '
the Zionist movement in
America and a dramatic and -
essayist of distinction.
Lipsky has written a series
of novels, one of which, "The
Scientists" was a Book-of-
the-Month selection. Other
novels, "The Kiss of Death"
and "The People Against
O'Hara," have been made
Fox, Gill Named Assistant Directors
Ahvrom Fox and Alan Gill
have been .named Assistant
Directors of the Columbus
Jewish Federation, it has
been anounced by Feder-
, 7' Y 3
Ahvrom Fox
ation President Myer W.
Mellman and Executive '
Director Charles R. Schiffman. I
■ Both Fox and Gill 'were
formerly Staff Associates for
the Federatiqn. \
"These are two young
executive staff persons
been obvious to all who have
dealt with them over the last
years," Schiffman said. "It
is only fitting that their skills
and dedication should be
appropriately recognized."
While both Fox and GUI
have a long list of responsibilities concerning the campaign, budgeting, planning,
administration and supervision of the Federation,
Fox's primary responsibility
is to the UJFC and Gill's is to
Budgeting and Planning.
Fox has been a member of
the Federation staff since
June of 1976. Just prior to his
appointment to Staff Associate at that time, he served
a one-year internship at the
New-Orleans Federation.
The Columbus native graduated from Bexley High
School. He attended the
Loyola University School of
Law in New Orleans and the
Yeshiva University in New
York City before entering
Tulane University, where he
received his Masters in
Eleazar Lipsky ,
intojnotion pictures starring
Richard Widmark and Spencer Tracy, respectively. A
historical novel set in California in 1890 was published
in 1973 by The Meredith
Press, entitled "The Devil's
Daughter." "Malpractice"
was published in 1975.
Lipsky was formerly an
Assistant District Attorney
for New York County
attached to the Homocide
Bureau. He is a graduate of
. Columbia University and Co-'
lumbial aw School. ,5-,*—_+
In addition to Lipsky, the
men and women in attendance at this gourmet
luncheon at Winding Hollow
Country Club will have the
privilege to view the latest in
designer fashions for men
and women through the
courtesy of The Union. Mrs.
Joan Wernz, promotion
director at the Union, will
commentate the show.
Musical selections wiU be
provided by Cantor Yehuda
Shifman of Agudas Achim
Congregation.
Admission to the luncheon
will be by the-1979 minimum
purchase of $500 in Israel
Bonds through the Women's
Division. Mrs. Emil Rosen/
co-chairman, with Mrs. Herbert Grossman, of the Partners for Peace Luncheon',
stated, "This-is an ideal time
to purchase a bond for a
grandchild, a great grandchild, or even as an investment for oneself." Husbands
are eligible to attend through
a Women's .Division purchase.
Additional information
may be obtained by contact-
-infiJtheBoncLaf£ice» 233-7212^
'Night For Life' Dec. 1
Rochelle Topolosky and Jeanie Schottenstein
Alan Gill '
Fox and his wife, Debra,
have three children.
Gill has been with the
Federation professionally
since 1977. In 1976 he served
as a student intern there as
part of his Masters degree
program of Social Work,
with emphasis in Social
Planning, from The Ohio
State University. He received his B.A. from Ohio-
University in Athens. - ' -1
He and his wife, Rhona,
have. one . son, Matthew
Social Work in Community
4JrgBi)uptiq»,a^f'Jawipg,w^
The 10th annual "Night
For Life," sponsored by the
Young Men's and Young
Women's divisions of the Columbus Jewish Federation,
will take place Saturday,
Dec. 1 at Winding Hollow
Country Club.
Senator Lowell Weicker
from Connecticut, a longtime supporter of Israel, will
be the guest speaker for the
two divisions' major •"kick-
off" event of the 1980 United
Jewish Fund Campaign. A
•eception begins at' 7 p.m.
with dinner, program and
disco music to follow.
Dietary laws will be observed.
Jack Meizlish and
■ Rochelle Topolosky are the
Co-Chairpersons of the annual event, centering this
vyeaii t?waad |
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