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Indianapolis Indiana Jewish Post (Newspaper) - May 16, 1958, Indianapolis, IndianaFriday May u to round our two with Nancy Fichman Linda Prager most of the teenagers who belong to Indianapolis hebrew congregation attended dedication services Friday and saturday night. Sunday a group of the teenagers presented a play in which the dancing of Evelyn Oakley portrayed the idea of jewish youth. Narrators were Mike Pilz and Joani Davidson. Others in the play were Mike Rammelsburg Marcia k1 a i Nanita Teller Sophie Levin Jean Kammen Barbara Mogilner Bob Garelick Steve Jaeger Rosie Schwartz Dixon Dann Rosey Rabin Jack Efroymson Gary and Phil far Ber Susie Cahn and Vlad Manee. Others were Kennie Lyman Elaine Schwartz Linda Prager skip Richards Jeff finn Bob Schloss Frank Cook Brenda Fishbein and Don Rothbaum. Kathy Ochs and Jeff Ackerman served As student directors. Done to forget the Deb Ette dance May 31. Tickets Are Only $2.80 to the open dance. Congratulations to Judy Segal who has won a scholarship at Indiana University Margy Cohen Paddy bum Dent Evelyn Oakley second Viec president Estelle Caulder on dance chairman Elaine Gilbert recording Secretary Barbara Cohen corresponding Secretary Aileen Myers treasurer Joan Paller financial Secretary Randy Beck and Anita Teller ways and Means chairman Gail Lazar and Margot Levy social service chairmen Ellen Brodey and Beverly Trattner program chairmen Barbara Warkus and Andrea Zahn hospitality chairmen Carol Caplin and Betty Rubinowitz Telephone chairmen Stein and Anne Frank will go Rosie Budnicki pub City chair through Illinois Rush the month Iman Marsha Biack and Harriet 20th anniversary of Hillel at in will be marked this week end for thirst and pleasure new King size to calorie refreshment take Home a Carton today of May. Judy Schloss Dick Kroot Joann Liberman Anne Frank Kennie Lyman Linda Prager and Sharon Napers were honoured this week for their High Grade averages. Judy Schloss played a Harp Solo. Judy Segal was in a girl quintet that Sang j a a love a a Sweet Counci Lettes to elect All Counci Lettes should attend the May 18 meeting at the Home sixteen of Joan Fershtman 1734 Kessler blvd., e. Dr., at 2 p. Sunday May 18. Elections will be held and girls can make reservations at the meeting for an installation dinner for Council Ette members and their mothers to be held at 5 30 p. Monday May 26, at the Warren hotel. The dinner at the Warren hotel will Cost $2.25, and girls have their Choice of Fried Chicken or halibut. Here is the slate of officers that will be presented and voted on at the sunday Cou cilette meeting Saragrace Bennett president Helaine Stein first vice presi Glazier Cou cilette bulletin Susan Cahn and Susan Etshokin membership chairmen Sandra perk parliamentarian and Elaine Reuben senior Council representative. Anyone that would like to be up for an office May Contact Linda Prager at at water 37756. Sweet birthday congrats go to Judy Dorman who is now Sweet 16. Extra special congratulations go to Steve Caplin Benny Goldstein and Mike Seigal who can now be seen sporting their newly awarded Shortridge letter sweaters. Congratulations also to Nancy Fichman on being elected annual editor for the class of �?T59 at Shortridge High school. Best of Luck to the Shortridge kids who have entered the annual contest sponsored by the american association of teachers of French. Among fourth year pupils entered Are Anne the 20th anniversary of the by Nai bit h Hillel foundation at Indiana University will be celebrated this week end May 16 18. Students parents and friends of the foundation will meet at 5 . Sunday May 18, in the in Beck Chapel for a service of rededication. Rabbi Mark Fraenkel of the foundation will read from a torah recently presented to in by the Indianapolis hebrew congregation nip april 4, 11 in Honor of or. Frank o. Beck who extended an invitation 20 years ago for the establishment of a Hillel foundation at in. Famous for taste krafts Hearth baked baked on Brick Hearth Flavoured with crushed Caraway seeds Kraft s Pumpernickel krafts Vienna krafts club Rye krafts egg Liis oven fresh at your grocer or Delicatessen Kraft baking co. 915-919 s. Meridian me Irose 2-8306 since 1921, Indiana a leading paker of Fine specially breads Frank Richard Kroot and Kennie Lyman. Linda Prager Vic Rosenblum and Judy Segal Are among third year contestants. On saturday May 17, by Nai by Rith girls Are having a a Spring fling disc jockey dance at the jewish Community Center. Jerry Chapman of radio station wire will spin records from 8 30 to 11 . Tickets which Are $1 per couple 50 cents for Stags and $1.25 for patrons can be bought at the door. A King and a Queen will be chosen from the tickets. Dance chairmen Are Eddy Lynn Shorr and Aileen Myers. The jewish Community Center will be scene of by go so Spring fling dance from 8 30 to 11 saturday night. Tickets Are $1 per couple. Everyone is invited. Usy will hold a meeting at 8 . Sunday May 18, in the Beth Al Zedeck vestry in Honor of Israel Independence Day. A play entitled a to the Young a vision will be Given. Cast members Are David Goldstein Maynard Hershon Maury Zaft Marvin Meyer and Esther Ewen. Also on the program is a demonstration by Usyk a israeli dance group composed of Elaine Reuben Miriam Cohen Joani Paller Maury Zaft Maynard Hershon de Zukerman David Max and Judy Paller. Bev Trattner will sing and refreshments rabbi William p. Green Feu of congregation Beth Al Zedeck will deliver the main address at a 20th annual honors banquet at 6 . Sunday in the Marine room of the Indiana Memoria Union. The names of the recipients of several honors and the coveted Gil Roskin award will be disclosed at the banquet. The Gil Roskin award was established by or. Roskin Marion ind., As a memorial to his parents Aaron David and Sarah. Thomas mantel of Indianapolis will speak at services at 7 30 . Friday May 16. Members of Alpha Epsilon i social fraternity will Lead the prayers. Or. A Karyti to address Centra youth or. Toyozo w. Nakarai head of the department of semitic in the graduate school of religion at Butler University will address a meeting of Central jewish youth at 2 30 p. M., sunday May 18, in the United Central hebrew congregation vestry. Or. Nakarai is a Christian minister and University professor with a Strong love for Judaism. Mrs. Abe Baker will be in charge of games following the program. Will be served. Everyone is Welcome to attend. In and out of Nap town Sandy Maurer and Annette Morris visited in last week for a zit week end. A a Zebesy came in 32d in the Little 500, and Sammy were 26. Jack Hertz of Muncie was the guest of Patsy Katz for the she Junior prom. Stay away from the measles kids and Well see you next week. 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