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OHIOJE
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tlaflfiM i OHIO HISTORIC A*. ■■•CWJrfifTY
vssa v£t»iiv Ave, ■.'■".;■'•■■ ^
■odC"***"©'; 43211 CKCH
VOL.67 NO.8
FEBRUARY 23,1989-ADAR118
Devoted to American
and Jewish Ideals.
Protection Money ^^^^^mmmmmm^^^, k ^mj'gfe Miv lm# With ^rtii4i#Mi
Paid By Airlines ^^^^^M^^H^M' ACIIYI5I5 MIX JOf WSI IS vQUTIOll
WASHINGTON (JTA) -A HM.lilIrt 1111*^**... |A...LL AA^IA« A» au!^^
s^^sss ■"■"SSST^^ AtMoscow JewishCenter Opening
lions of dollars to Palestinian '■.,.•■■... ■ ^aJ.
terrorists in the 1970s not to AttCfld Memorial FOC MikhOGlS NEW YORK (JTA)-The been disbanded, despite man, co-chairman of Chi-
hijack or attack their planes, tft AVTV(lTA)-A memorial service in Moscow for the Jewish Cultural Center that promises that it was. cago Action for Soviet
an expert on terrorism said JS™Lu^ opened recently in Moscow, This fact tempered the Jewry, said Jewish culture
last week famed Yiddish actor Solomon Mikhoels q^ew at least 1,000 though certainly welcome, optimism over the center in the Soviet Union "is Jew-
Neil Livingstone a profes- V°Vlec uSt Weer' - Keienat10,^ ^°r^themau^- has not garnered rave and of the recent articles in ish culture as interpreted by
so7 of nXnal seKty *%* *f „new J*"* Cu^ Cen,to ™ f"* fme,d'" reviews among Soviet Jews the Soviet press supporting the Soviet government, not
studies at Georgetown Urn^ M**"***' hon°r- contmuedttus week. Mikhoels, asterofthe or their supporters in ^ Jewish life and aspirations. freely and independently by
vSandprS West. - Richter said last week that Jews." .
private iSStroriTelror- ter' was murdered m 1948 at the direct orders of Stalm. But those who want some- "although Jewish activists Neither Richter nor Tall-
ism and Subnational Con- T-——"~~ thing Jewish—of substance in Russia have a very small man believes that the cul-
flicts, would not reveal the W. GeMTKiny Conf6SS6S KnOWinG Of GaS Plant — in the Soviet Union, are say in this cultural center, tural center yet represents
names of the airliners that In 40Afl quick to acknowledge this it's far from adequate." that independent Jewish
paid the "protection money" in ItOU center as a first step. In Chicago, Marilyn Tall- culture.
to an arm of the Palestine BOIW (JTA) —West Germany acknowledged last week "At the moment, it's all —: ;
Liberation Organization. that it knew as early as April 1980 of Libyan efforts to pro- they've got," said Glenn I S|»fJf» UAlMMMn Ta Ba IJ.fMt.fWA.f4
A former adviser to con- duce chemical weaponsat a plant in Rabta, south of Tripoli, Richter, national coordina- LlllUU ntrjIllUll III D<9 TlvlIvlvU
gressional committees and; and that German companies were helping. The government tor of the Student Struggle. ; — ' .. . . ,_ .. .
airlines, Livingstone would had previously said it first learned of West German business for Soviet Jewry. AC Rfl.lh Ifl^An PAVCIM flf YfiMr
not confirm whether any of involvement with Rabta in 1988 and insisted it had no evi- But Richter and others H9 B«llI VVBvvll ivIWII VI I9UI
the airlines flew to Israel, dence of attempts.to make poison gas there. The govern- pointed out one ominous
but he said the extortion meht's admission was contained in a 100-page letter to the note, that the much-reviled Linda Heyman, educator, member of the Bingo Fund-
money was no longer being Bundestag, written by Chancellery Minister Wolfgang Anti-Zionist Committee of camp director and former raising Committee,
paid. 7 Schaeuble, a top aide to Chancellor Helmut Kohl. the Soviet Public has not co-president of the Beth
A spokesman for the Fed- ' '. ____ : ' ■ - : .■ . -' '■■' ■;y .' '. ' ■■ i- ' ~ ■ ———— Jacob Sisterhood, was unani- Rabbi David Stavsky said,
eral Aviation Administration - - jgy •• m ■■ n b« ■ mously selected to be the "We are honored and
deniedany knowledge of pro- |S.f,fl£| OD@n UV11V6.FSITV TO r@QTLl.r6 recipient of the "Person of delighted to bestow a long
tection money being paid, '9****'■ ^r^1B WIM»"■ *■■■ J ■v ■ ^**■ *■■ V the Year" award presented overdue tribute to a hard-
but Livingstone said his in- A a|JL|%A.M ff^4kanr3tf>8 ^VA»*mMMi A4 ^AlttAP annually to a member of the working and distinguished
formation was corroborated AUlHvT WIlwl'CB WiUS»ill^ll Ml W^UlCr! community, announced member of our congregation
by a half-dozen intelligence Philip Cohen, Beth Jacob for her constantly giving of
agencies in the United The second Israel Open the Israel Department of the and See Under: Love, 1986, Brotherhood president. herself for the enhancement
States, Europe, Israel and University of the 1988-897 Columbus.; Jewish Federal that probes the events of the Heyman, a native of New of synagogue life. Linda is a
Arab countries. season will be presented by tion in cooperation with the Holocaust and its ramifica- Philadelphia, Ohio, has a special person in many
.',.'•' . ' 7———— — :—--— Community College for tions. Both have been pub- bachelor of science degree ways, and we are proud to
alaU 6Ua«laa\aM ^"jk&ABiaaaaam a jJ Adult Studies and the Feder- lished in English by Farrar, from Ohio State University, present her with the 1989
AmQVQS SnOlUMl uiSlCl nUOU ation's Community Rela- Straus and Giroux and are in A former teacher with the 'Person of the Year'award.
niraiw Yiivivm vi«iviiivv« tions Council on Wednesday, translation throughout the Columbus School system, Linda is the proud mother of
• _ t»»»*AB lAflkatt4aIiitoii RaMvlia March 8, 8 p.m., at The Leo world. Also published are a she has been associated as a Ian, Eric, Aleza and
IV vDOnSvi VvnOQUniT fQliy Yassenoff Jewish Center. collection of short stories teacher and educator at the Shauna."
• ..;•'.. David Grossman, Israeli and three books for children. Columbus Torah Academy
Reenacting the gangster personal rivalries that go author, playwright and Autographed copies of The since 1966. Presently, she is
world of the 1920s, over 60 way back to the hills of Ken- broadcaster will be the fea- Yellow Wind and See Under: the curriculum co-ordinator ^^^^^^^
people gathered at last tucky. When money, power tured speaker on the topic, Love will be available for for secular studies and gifted *iiiii(ii«iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiii..
year's Whodunit Mystery and prestige are at stake, no "The Yellow Wind — Sur- purchase at the Israel Open and talented enrichment mumu mwmk
Party sponsored by the one knows whose dander can vivor's Paradox In The University. teacher at Torah Academy. -»™^ sumiiiiiL
Ahavas Sholom Sisterhood, get raised. Some varmit Middle East. "The program "Attending the Open Uni- In 1980, Heyman became WBSff »^
The synagogue's social hall could git hisself killed," is free and open to the entire versity lecture will not only the camp director for grades 411111 ■*#*
was redone into the "Velvet warns Steve Abrams. community. Seating is provide-an evening's enter- one through four at the Leo
Room" speakeasy. It set the The awards ceremony will limited so reservations are talnment, but will leave the Yassenoff Jewish Center, a «» -^..
stage for a gala evening with be the evening's centerpiece, suggested. audience with a deeper position she still holds. She is
live entertainment, catered but enhancing the country Born in Jerusalem in 1954 insight and;«jnderstanding of also the outdoor education r
Italian food, (legal) gamb- atmosphere will be "down- and considered one of the complex weave of ideas specialist at Camp. ^3^"*''*"
ling and, of course, a home" Southern cooking as Israel's best young novelists and opinions that comprise Heyman is a member of dgUfi
murder. well as live entertainment, by Milan Kubic of Newsweek the fabric of Israel," states the Columbus Council of HBF *
"It was a great evening including the."'Mississippi magazine, Grossman Adrienne Chafetz, Israel Jewish Educators and Advi- f/fg ^
and everyone had a wonder- Rounders band. received a B.A. in philo- Open University chair- sory Council to the Jewish Linda Hevman
ful time getting into it. It's "People really get into the sophy and theater from. woman. "It's an evening not teacher Resource Center
an unusual party for Colum- costumes, and the atmo- Hebrew University in to be missed." andamemberoftheFedera- The 27th Annual Brother-
bus. People talked about it sphere is wonderful — it Jerusalem. tion Task Force and Fam- hood Music Concert will take
for weeks afterward," really takes you to another Among his many awards . <«*'v - ilies and Jewish Identity. place on Tuesday, March 28,
according to Marilyn Cole. place," remarks Janice are the Prime Minister Prize iM^S&jii'' An active member of the at 7:30 p.m. A Testimonial
Ahavas Sholom Sisterhood Epstein. % for Hebrew Literature in J^Sm^km^f . Beth Jacob Congregation Book, featuring congratula-
is preparing an encore pres- . "So get out your cowboy 1984, the Publisher's Associ- VgmW^ *tL. since the early 1970s' Mey" t0ry greetin8s and "ads,"
entation of its Whodunit boote and rhinestones, and ation Prize for best novel in IK.*- ^^- man has served on the Youth will be published for the
Mystery Party on March 18 polish up your drawl," Hebrew in 1985, the Fer- ^K^y^:.: Jg& > Commission of the congrega- occasion. Friends of Hey-
at 9 p.m. 2568 E. Broad St. invites Boots Nutis. Advance nandoJeno Prize for Hebrew l^m^ *J tion, working for the "Shab- man who wish to place greet-
will be transformed into the reservations are required. Literature in 1985, the Jeru- **§M '%t & bos with the Rabbi," Shab- ings in the program book
"Rocking Rodeo" music (continued on page si salem Writer's House Prize lifc^ A batons, Torah Day, and may call the synagogue,
club, the scene of the annual mmawawmmmmmmmmmmm. for "First Work" in 1980 and --l^^S- . *tK N.C.S.Y. conventions at Beth 237-8641, for information.
Country Music Awards. »,* Tt»a» r>t.»nsal^f<» the Harfy Hershon Prize *«fiHE ^f j«^a? V Jacob. For nearly two dec-
"Invitations are going out W^mm-mmmm^ *^*mmih.' from Hebrew University. !^^PS<P^ Mffe* ,tf' ades, Heyman brought her Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach,
to anybody who is anybody fl^ ' "'' u Grossman's bestseller The ^SmmmT* •> mgg^JgM creative talents to the internationally known musi-
in the entertainment indus- n!3SLi'""""" itt Yellow Wind, a chronicle of j^^KL-- tmJH Annual Testimonial Dinner cian, folk singer and Has-
try. There's sure to be the r^^.«^ r»w*V'"' ? impressions for the Israeli SHr"* jfk^mm Committee, Shauvot-I^earn- sidic story teller will be the
best Nashville collection of SSEErI^T *" * weekJyKoteret Rasm-is ^ David Grossman ^and Sunday SchooLGradu- guest artist for the evening,
singers, starlets, celebrity g5fl^earsA«» """"* 3 result of three months' ation programs. A long time Tickets are available at $5
managers, movie producers, Mfe*rJwd*rhere ' 9 observation in the West The Israel Open Uni- member of the Beth Jacob each, $2.50 for students,
cowboys and stunt men," M«*k^rfttce ' 12 Bank during 1987. versity is a series of lectures Sunday Morning Talmud from any Beth Jacob Broth-
promises Teri "Sue" AMtuari»s> ' "10 Two Grossman novels pre- which introduce participants Class, Heyman is also a erhood member, from Mar-
Lautman. SiiialNews "'" ""* " 8 a viously published in Israel to different aspects of Israeli founding member of the tin's Kosher Market or at the
"Behind the congratula- ttv^S««Zsi^tces ia are: The Smile ot Tlie society "through high cali- Rebbe's Tisch program at Beth Jacob office. The event
tory backslappin', good TMna^e Jl Lamb»" 1983> a fictional ber speakers. This affords Beth Jacob. For a ten year is open to the entire
ol'boy facades, lurk deep ■■ 9Ktm'f'"' " ■■- work about the West Bank, (continued on page id period, she was an active community.
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' h
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) !i\
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!
OHIOJE
ZJl\// Serv'ng Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community lor Over 60 Years \yf\\^
tlaflfiM i OHIO HISTORIC A*. ■■•CWJrfifTY
vssa v£t»iiv Ave, ■.'■".;■'•■■ ^
■odC"***"©'; 43211 CKCH
VOL.67 NO.8
FEBRUARY 23,1989-ADAR118
Devoted to American
and Jewish Ideals.
Protection Money ^^^^^mmmmmm^^^, k ^mj'gfe Miv lm# With ^rtii4i#Mi
Paid By Airlines ^^^^^M^^H^M' ACIIYI5I5 MIX JOf WSI IS vQUTIOll
WASHINGTON (JTA) -A HM.lilIrt 1111*^**... |A...LL AA^IA« A» au!^^
s^^sss ■"■"SSST^^ AtMoscow JewishCenter Opening
lions of dollars to Palestinian '■.,.•■■... ■ ^aJ.
terrorists in the 1970s not to AttCfld Memorial FOC MikhOGlS NEW YORK (JTA)-The been disbanded, despite man, co-chairman of Chi-
hijack or attack their planes, tft AVTV(lTA)-A memorial service in Moscow for the Jewish Cultural Center that promises that it was. cago Action for Soviet
an expert on terrorism said JS™Lu^ opened recently in Moscow, This fact tempered the Jewry, said Jewish culture
last week famed Yiddish actor Solomon Mikhoels q^ew at least 1,000 though certainly welcome, optimism over the center in the Soviet Union "is Jew-
Neil Livingstone a profes- V°Vlec uSt Weer' - Keienat10,^ ^°r^themau^- has not garnered rave and of the recent articles in ish culture as interpreted by
so7 of nXnal seKty *%* *f „new J*"* Cu^ Cen,to ™ f"* fme,d'" reviews among Soviet Jews the Soviet press supporting the Soviet government, not
studies at Georgetown Urn^ M**"***' hon°r- contmuedttus week. Mikhoels, asterofthe or their supporters in ^ Jewish life and aspirations. freely and independently by
vSandprS West. - Richter said last week that Jews." .
private iSStroriTelror- ter' was murdered m 1948 at the direct orders of Stalm. But those who want some- "although Jewish activists Neither Richter nor Tall-
ism and Subnational Con- T-——"~~ thing Jewish—of substance in Russia have a very small man believes that the cul-
flicts, would not reveal the W. GeMTKiny Conf6SS6S KnOWinG Of GaS Plant — in the Soviet Union, are say in this cultural center, tural center yet represents
names of the airliners that In 40Afl quick to acknowledge this it's far from adequate." that independent Jewish
paid the "protection money" in ItOU center as a first step. In Chicago, Marilyn Tall- culture.
to an arm of the Palestine BOIW (JTA) —West Germany acknowledged last week "At the moment, it's all —: ;
Liberation Organization. that it knew as early as April 1980 of Libyan efforts to pro- they've got," said Glenn I S|»fJf» UAlMMMn Ta Ba IJ.fMt.fWA.f4
A former adviser to con- duce chemical weaponsat a plant in Rabta, south of Tripoli, Richter, national coordina- LlllUU ntrjIllUll III D<9 TlvlIvlvU
gressional committees and; and that German companies were helping. The government tor of the Student Struggle. ; — ' .. . . ,_ .. .
airlines, Livingstone would had previously said it first learned of West German business for Soviet Jewry. AC Rfl.lh Ifl^An PAVCIM flf YfiMr
not confirm whether any of involvement with Rabta in 1988 and insisted it had no evi- But Richter and others H9 B«llI VVBvvll ivIWII VI I9UI
the airlines flew to Israel, dence of attempts.to make poison gas there. The govern- pointed out one ominous
but he said the extortion meht's admission was contained in a 100-page letter to the note, that the much-reviled Linda Heyman, educator, member of the Bingo Fund-
money was no longer being Bundestag, written by Chancellery Minister Wolfgang Anti-Zionist Committee of camp director and former raising Committee,
paid. 7 Schaeuble, a top aide to Chancellor Helmut Kohl. the Soviet Public has not co-president of the Beth
A spokesman for the Fed- ' '. ____ : ' ■ - : .■ . -' '■■' ■;y .' '. ' ■■ i- ' ~ ■ ———— Jacob Sisterhood, was unani- Rabbi David Stavsky said,
eral Aviation Administration - - jgy •• m ■■ n b« ■ mously selected to be the "We are honored and
deniedany knowledge of pro- |S.f,fl£| OD@n UV11V6.FSITV TO r@QTLl.r6 recipient of the "Person of delighted to bestow a long
tection money being paid, '9****'■ ^r^1B WIM»"■ *■■■ J ■v ■ ^**■ *■■ V the Year" award presented overdue tribute to a hard-
but Livingstone said his in- A a|JL|%A.M ff^4kanr3tf>8 ^VA»*mMMi A4 ^AlttAP annually to a member of the working and distinguished
formation was corroborated AUlHvT WIlwl'CB WiUS»ill^ll Ml W^UlCr! community, announced member of our congregation
by a half-dozen intelligence Philip Cohen, Beth Jacob for her constantly giving of
agencies in the United The second Israel Open the Israel Department of the and See Under: Love, 1986, Brotherhood president. herself for the enhancement
States, Europe, Israel and University of the 1988-897 Columbus.; Jewish Federal that probes the events of the Heyman, a native of New of synagogue life. Linda is a
Arab countries. season will be presented by tion in cooperation with the Holocaust and its ramifica- Philadelphia, Ohio, has a special person in many
.',.'•' . ' 7———— — :—--— Community College for tions. Both have been pub- bachelor of science degree ways, and we are proud to
alaU 6Ua«laa\aM ^"jk&ABiaaaaam a jJ Adult Studies and the Feder- lished in English by Farrar, from Ohio State University, present her with the 1989
AmQVQS SnOlUMl uiSlCl nUOU ation's Community Rela- Straus and Giroux and are in A former teacher with the 'Person of the Year'award.
niraiw Yiivivm vi«iviiivv« tions Council on Wednesday, translation throughout the Columbus School system, Linda is the proud mother of
• _ t»»»*AB lAflkatt4aIiitoii RaMvlia March 8, 8 p.m., at The Leo world. Also published are a she has been associated as a Ian, Eric, Aleza and
IV vDOnSvi VvnOQUniT fQliy Yassenoff Jewish Center. collection of short stories teacher and educator at the Shauna."
• ..;•'.. David Grossman, Israeli and three books for children. Columbus Torah Academy
Reenacting the gangster personal rivalries that go author, playwright and Autographed copies of The since 1966. Presently, she is
world of the 1920s, over 60 way back to the hills of Ken- broadcaster will be the fea- Yellow Wind and See Under: the curriculum co-ordinator ^^^^^^^
people gathered at last tucky. When money, power tured speaker on the topic, Love will be available for for secular studies and gifted *iiiii(ii«iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiii..
year's Whodunit Mystery and prestige are at stake, no "The Yellow Wind — Sur- purchase at the Israel Open and talented enrichment mumu mwmk
Party sponsored by the one knows whose dander can vivor's Paradox In The University. teacher at Torah Academy. -»™^ sumiiiiiL
Ahavas Sholom Sisterhood, get raised. Some varmit Middle East. "The program "Attending the Open Uni- In 1980, Heyman became WBSff »^
The synagogue's social hall could git hisself killed," is free and open to the entire versity lecture will not only the camp director for grades 411111 ■*#*
was redone into the "Velvet warns Steve Abrams. community. Seating is provide-an evening's enter- one through four at the Leo
Room" speakeasy. It set the The awards ceremony will limited so reservations are talnment, but will leave the Yassenoff Jewish Center, a «» -^..
stage for a gala evening with be the evening's centerpiece, suggested. audience with a deeper position she still holds. She is
live entertainment, catered but enhancing the country Born in Jerusalem in 1954 insight and;«jnderstanding of also the outdoor education r
Italian food, (legal) gamb- atmosphere will be "down- and considered one of the complex weave of ideas specialist at Camp. ^3^"*''*"
ling and, of course, a home" Southern cooking as Israel's best young novelists and opinions that comprise Heyman is a member of dgUfi
murder. well as live entertainment, by Milan Kubic of Newsweek the fabric of Israel," states the Columbus Council of HBF *
"It was a great evening including the."'Mississippi magazine, Grossman Adrienne Chafetz, Israel Jewish Educators and Advi- f/fg ^
and everyone had a wonder- Rounders band. received a B.A. in philo- Open University chair- sory Council to the Jewish Linda Hevman
ful time getting into it. It's "People really get into the sophy and theater from. woman. "It's an evening not teacher Resource Center
an unusual party for Colum- costumes, and the atmo- Hebrew University in to be missed." andamemberoftheFedera- The 27th Annual Brother-
bus. People talked about it sphere is wonderful — it Jerusalem. tion Task Force and Fam- hood Music Concert will take
for weeks afterward," really takes you to another Among his many awards . <«*'v - ilies and Jewish Identity. place on Tuesday, March 28,
according to Marilyn Cole. place," remarks Janice are the Prime Minister Prize iM^S&jii'' An active member of the at 7:30 p.m. A Testimonial
Ahavas Sholom Sisterhood Epstein. % for Hebrew Literature in J^Sm^km^f . Beth Jacob Congregation Book, featuring congratula-
is preparing an encore pres- . "So get out your cowboy 1984, the Publisher's Associ- VgmW^ *tL. since the early 1970s' Mey" t0ry greetin8s and "ads,"
entation of its Whodunit boote and rhinestones, and ation Prize for best novel in IK.*- ^^- man has served on the Youth will be published for the
Mystery Party on March 18 polish up your drawl," Hebrew in 1985, the Fer- ^K^y^:.: Jg& > Commission of the congrega- occasion. Friends of Hey-
at 9 p.m. 2568 E. Broad St. invites Boots Nutis. Advance nandoJeno Prize for Hebrew l^m^ *J tion, working for the "Shab- man who wish to place greet-
will be transformed into the reservations are required. Literature in 1985, the Jeru- **§M '%t & bos with the Rabbi," Shab- ings in the program book
"Rocking Rodeo" music (continued on page si salem Writer's House Prize lifc^ A batons, Torah Day, and may call the synagogue,
club, the scene of the annual mmawawmmmmmmmmmmm. for "First Work" in 1980 and --l^^S- . *tK N.C.S.Y. conventions at Beth 237-8641, for information.
Country Music Awards. »,* Tt»a» r>t.»nsal^f<» the Harfy Hershon Prize *«fiHE ^f j«^a? V Jacob. For nearly two dec-
"Invitations are going out W^mm-mmmm^ *^*mmih.' from Hebrew University. !^^PS |
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| Date created | 2009-09-23 |