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VOL.58   NO.33
AUGUST 14,1980-ELUL 2
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Columbus Hebrew Re-elects
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Herbert L. Solomon,
Chairman of the Nominations Committee, is pleased
to announce the re-election
of Morris "Pic" Fleishman
as President of the Columbus Hebrew School.
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Morris Fleishman
"Pic". Fleishman has
demonstrated his loyalty
and dedication to the Jewish
community in Columbus.
through his many years of
"service. Currently serving
as Chairman of the Board of
Agudas Achim Synagogue,
he is a.former Vice-Presi-_
dent ofthe Congregation and
•former -President -ot-its-
Brotherhood. Fleishman has
also served as an active
member on the-Boards of
The Heritage House, The
Jewish Family-Service, and
•The . Columbus    Jewish
"Federation.   -
This past year, Fleishman
has devoted a greafr portion -
of his time and energy to the
JNF, with its newly established Columbus office. In
1977, Fleishman was
honored by ■ the Agudas
Achim Brotherhood wth the
FloWers for- the. Living
Award.
At the Annual Meeting
held on July 3, the following
officers were elected to
serve with Fleishman: Dr.
Edmond Schecter and Mrs.
David Covitz, Vice-Presidents; Dr. Marvin Zuravsky,
Treasurer; and Mrs. .Terry
Samuels, Secretary.
A highlight of the evening
was . the presentation ol
Honorary Life Membership
to Dr. B. W. Abramson for
his dedication and active
support to the Hebrew
School since 1922.
Re-elected for a one-year
term on the Board of Trustees were; Dr. Robert
Bhaerman, Mrs." Willard
Bornstein, Mrs. I. David
Cohen, Mrs. Edward Ghitman, William Goldsmith,
I. M. Harris, Leonard Kaplan, Dr. Mark Klynn, Ralph
Krasik, Dr. Girard Levy,
S. M. Melton.
Mrs. Terry Meyer, Richard Moskovitz, A. Leonard
Nusbaum, Gefald Portugal,
Mrs. Murray Rose, Mrs.
Leah K. Salis, Charles
Schiffman, Harry Schwartz,
Farrell Shar, Philip Wald-.
man, and Fred Yenkin.
, Elected  for  a  one-year
term   were:   Mrs.   Robert
Bhaerman, Henry Epstein,
Dr.   Leonard  Janis,   Mrs.
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"Barbecue Dinner"
For Interested PSew
Members At IX
For over a century, Temple Israel has served the
reform Jewish community in
Columbus. Asher Moser,
Chairman of Temple Israel's
Membership Committee, invites persons interested in a
prospective members "Barbecue Dinner" to be .held ati
the Temple on Sunday, Aug..
17, at 6 p.m.
Representatives of affiliated organizations, officers
and Rabbis of the Congrega-
tionj and educators will be on
hand to relate their contributions to the vitality of
Temple Israel.    .
Temple Israel encourages
family worship, but provides
babysitting on Friday nights
for those too young to^ t>e"
"comfortable" in' the" Sane-'
tuary. '  _    _,
Education starts with a.
five-day-a-week preschool
and continues with a well
staffed religious school and a
two-day-a-week Hebrew
school.
Adult education programs
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CJF Nominating Committee
Announces Slate Of Officers
Federation Annual Meeting Chairperson Rhea Kap-
Jan is pictured above (1. to r.) with Ernest Stern and
Diane Cummins, members of the planning committee,
discussing details for the September 14th event.
Kaplan To Chair Federation's
Annual ieeting? Sept. 14-..
Columbus Jewish Federa- trice Krakoff, Arthur Loeio,
tion President Myer W.Mell- Phyllis Loeb, Julius Mar-
man has announced that gulies, Jean Monett; Cynthia
Rhea Kaplan will chair the Paine, Eleanor Resler,
Federation's 54th Annual-" Micki Schoenbaum, Sara
Meeting, to be held on Sun-   Schwartz, Linda Selcer, B.
day,  Sept.  14,  at Temple
Israel.
Mrs. Kaplan reports that a
planning committee has been -
formed and has met to develop the format and content
ot this, year's .AnnuaU^eet; _
ing. The evening's ■ major
feature will be the first Abe
I. Yenkin Memorial Address, to be delivered by an
outstanding figure on the
American Jewish scene.
Members of the planning
committee working with
Mrs. Kaplan include: Sidney
Blatt. Diane Cummins, Bea-
Lee Skilken, Ernest Stern,
Joan Wasserstrom, Kathy
Worly, Eleanor Yenkin,
Helen Yenkin, Jacki Yenkin,
Miriam Yenkin and Joyce
Zacks.
Ernest Stern, Chairman of
the 1980 Nominating Committee, has announced, in
accordance with the by-laws
of the Columbus Jewish Federation, the Nominating
Committee's slate of officers
and members of the Board of
Trustees for the Columbus
Jewish Federation. The
nominees will be submitted
for election at the Federation's 54th Annual Meeting -
on Sunday, Sept. 14, at
Temple Israel.
The officers selected for
1980-81 are: Bernard K. Yenkin, President; Millard
Cummins, Ben Goodman, _
Judith Swedlow, Jack L. '
Wallick, Vice Presidents; N.
Victor Goodman, Treasurer;
Irving Barkan, Assistant
Treasurer; Lawrence D.
Schaffer, Secretary; and
Stanley Schwartz,- Jr.,
Assistant Secretary.
Nominated to the Board of
Trustees for a three-year
term ending in 1983 are: Irving Barkan, Diane Cummins, Ira Kane, Richard
Kohn, Victor Krupman, Arthur Loeb, Julius Margulies,
,. The election of Federation. Cynthia- ..Paine, - George
officers and board members,   Rosenberger, Ellen Siegel,
Heritage Village Announces
Staub Pavilion Dedication
Sylvia C. Schecter, President of Heritage Village, announces that Sol Morton
Isaac and Eleanor Resler
have accepted the leadership positions in planning the
Dedication of the Martha G.
Staub Special Care Pavilion.
The dedication will be a
major part of the Heritage
Village celebration of National Grandparents Day to
be held on Sunday, Sept. 7, at
3:30 p.m. at Heritage House.
- Members ol the Planning
. Committee also include:
Don Erkis, Rabbi Jerome
Folkman, Mrs. Gerald
Friedman,   Robert   Glick,
presentation of the Therese
Stern Kahn Young, Leadership Award, presentation of
the Community Award of
Excellence, a tribute to the
1980 campaign leadership
and a reception will also be
part of the evening's agenda.
Invitations' are being
mailed this week to all members of the Columbus Jewish
Federation and more details
on the Annual Meeting-will
be reported in upcoming
issues of the Ohio Jewish
Chronicler
Irving Schottenstein, Jack L.
Wallick, Allan Wasserstrom,
Joyce L. Zacks and Sol D.
Zell.
Nominated to the Board of
Trustees for a one-year term
ending in 1981 are: Irving
Baker, Morris Fleishman,
Peter Forchheimer, Robert
Glick, William Goldman,
Larry Kalman, Louis Levy,
Karen Moss, Dr. Roslyn
Pariser, Mrs. Milton Parker,
Rabbi Marvin Possick,
Linda Selcer, Sylvia Schecter,  Marilyn' Skilken, Dr.
Eleanor Resler
Sol Morton Isaac
Sanford Goldston, Herb
Grossman, Joseph Imber-
man, Louis Krakoff, Mrs.
Bernard Mentser, Mrs. David Paine, Mrs. Harry Polster, Gordon Schiffman,
Mrs. Edward Stan, and Mrs.
Charles Talis.   >
Further details concerning,
the gala festivities will be
announced in future issues of
the Chronicle.
"At this time we ask the
community to reserve Sunday, Sept. 7, at 3:30 p.m. for
joining the Heritage Village
Family for this joyous occasion,'1 stated Mrs. Schecter.
A.S. Sisterhood Salutes Ethel Rising
'   The Ahavas Sholom Sisterhood is busy finalizing plans
■ for the birthday party honor-
. ing its "First Lady," Mrs.
Sol Rising. The event, called
"Salute to Ethel Rising,"
- willbe held in the synagogue
'• Social Hall on Sunday Aug.
24, at 7:30 p.m. The program
' and refreshments are being
. planned by Pauline Givets,
Thea Press,, and Hannah'
Feigenbaum.
Mrs. Rising, along with
her late, husband, Sol, has
been noted for her dedication
to Ahavas Sholom and the
Columbus community. She
has worked tirelessly for
many organizations including B'nai Brith Women,
United Jewish Appeal,
Bonds for Israel, the Auxiliary of the Rainbow Division,
World War I Veterans, and is
a sixty-year member, of
Ahavas Sholom and its Sisterhood. She served as President of the Sisterhood for 15
years after its organization
in 1942.
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Ethel Rising
Mrs. Rising is the proud
mother of Morton Rising and
Bryna Bruce. She has two
grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Reservations for this
special birthday party may
be made by calling Annette
Tanenbaum, 237-4604 or
Ruth Seidemann, 252-9423.
Contributions to Ahavas
Sholom in honor of Mrs.
, Rising may be sent to 2568 E.
Broad St.
Bernard K. Yenkin
James   Tennenbaum,   Dr.
Jeffrey   Tilson,   Norman
Traeger,  Benson Wolman,
Jay Worly, Stanley Yenkin-
and Benjamin L. Zox.
Remaining on the Federation Board of Trustees with a
term ending in 1981 are:
Michael Bloch, Millard Cummins, Edwin EHman, Ben
Goodman, N. Victor Goodman, Rhea Kaplan, George
Mr Levine,'Dennis Mellman,
Louis Robins, David Roth,
Rabbi Samuel Rubenstein,
Stanley Schwartz, Jr., Morris Skilken, Judith Swedlow
and Leslie Wexner-.—.~.-.*-j«....
Also remaining on the
Board of Trustees, with a
term ending in 1982, are:
Donald E. Garlikov, Heinz
Hoffman, Donald Katz, Marvin Katz, J. Maynard Kaplan, Jeffrey A. Paine,
Eleanor Resler, Lawrence
D. Schaffer, Howard Schoenbaum, Mel Schottenstein, B.
Lee Skilken, Gerald Wedren,
Raymond Wells, Bernard K.
Yenkin and Gordon Zacks.
Serving on the Board by
virtue of their tenure as past
Presidents of the Federation, or' its* predecessor
-organizations (the United
Jewish Fund and Council
and/or The Jewish Community Council) are: Sidney I.
Blatt, Troy A. Feibel, Marvin Glassman, William
Kahn, Herman Katz, Ralph
Lazarus, Herbert Levy, Norman Meizlisb, Myer W. Mellman, Robert Mellman, Herbert H. Schiff. Edward
"Schlezinger, Harry
Schwartz, Justin Sillman,
- Ernest Stern, Fred Yenkin
and Joseph Zox.
. Honorary Board Members
are Dr. B. W. Abramson and
Samuel M. Melton.
Nominated for a term ending in 1981 on the Endowment Fund Committee are:
Ben Goodman, Chairman;
Norman Meizlish, Co-Chairman; Sidney I. Blatt, Millard Cummins, Edwin M.
Ellman, Mrs. - Melville
Frank, Marvin L. Glassman.
William Glick, Elliot Grayson.
Thomas Kaplin, Jr.. Marvin Katz, George M. Levine,
Samuel M.- Melton. Mrs.
Jack Resler, David Roth.
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