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Indianapolis IN Periodicals Postage PAID Indianapolis IN Volume 74, Number 10 • February 6, 2007 • 30 Shevat 5768 Two Dollars www.jewishpostopinion.com Weddings 2008 IN 2 February 6, 2008 February 6, 2008 IN 3 Sharon and Sidney Mishkin were married on Aug. 12, 1962 in Long Island at the Monte Town & Country Wedding Hall. Rabbi Ballon officiated. Sharon Lasky met her husband Sid Mishkin at Indiana University where they lived in adjacent dormitories at Graduate Residence Center (GRC). Sharon was from Oceanside, Long Island, and Sid from Donora, Penn. When they met in 1960 Sharon was a Yankees fan and Sid’s favorite team was the Pittsburgh Pirates. Those two teams played each other in the World Series that year. At the same time, the Kennedy/Nixon presidential elections were taking place. Between sports and politics, they had a lot to talk about. All of the slides that were taken of the wedding have been lost, so this photo is the only one remaining of their wedding. Jay Perler and Bonnie Schilling Perler were married on August 30, 1964 at Temple Tifereth Israel, in Columbus, Ohio. Their wedding ceremony included both sets of parents and all their siblings. Jay and Bonnie met in high school in Columbus and had their first date on Jan. 2, 1960. He was a senior and she was a junior, but at different schools. They were introduced through mutual friends. Jay went on to receive a master’s in social work from Ohio State University. In 1988, Jay and Bonnie moved to Indianapolis where Jay worked as an account manager for Levi Strauss for 22 years. They are both active at Congregation Shaarey Tefilla and have two adult sons and a daughter-in-law: Brian, who lives in Boulder, Co., and Adam and Stacey, who live in Carmel. When asked what advice they would give to a young couple who is just getting married, both Jay and Bonnie agreed that a sense of humor and a strong sense of family are so very important to making a marriage work. IN 2 February 6, 2008 February 6, 2008 IN 3 Born’s Jewish Studies Pro- Jewish Learning gram presents this symposium at the JCC. Although the 21st Borns Jewish Studies Program century is still in its infancy, it 70 Faces of Wisdom books on philosophy, history, has already become clear that at Indiana University The Bureau of Jewish Edu- and poetry. Hecht will speak humanity’s relationship with cation introduces “The Stories at Beth-El, 600 W. 70th, at 7:30 God and the struggle be- ver the past 35 years, IU rael Turns 60: Challenges and of the First Jewish Family.” p.m. For more information, call tween different, often com- Bloomington has devel- Prospects,” at IU Bloomington The first book of the Torah 317-253-3441. peting perspectives on that oped one of the leading Hillel, 730 E. 3rd St. Free. No introduces us to the prophe- relationship will continue to OJewish Studies programs in the reservations necessary. cies, challenges, successes and Scholar-in-residence play an important part in our country, the Robert A. and Thur., March 27, 7:30 p.m. failures associated with the pa- lives. Join some of the lead- Sandra S. Borns Jewish Stud- — Bill and Frances Julian triarchs and matriarchs. In this weekend with ing Jewish scholars in the ies Program. The following Program for Inter- and Intra- course, students are invited Wendy Mogel country to explore Jewish events are presented by the Faith Understanding. Lecture to study six particularly dra- On Feb. 29 and March 1, notions of God in the 21st Borns Jewish Studies Program by Professor Paula Fredrik- matic stories associated with JFGI presents Wendy Mo- century from philosophical, in the winter/spring of 2008. sen, “God was not Odd to the founding of the Jewish na- gel, author of Using Jewish religious, historical and liter- For more information, go to Choose the Jews: Augustine tion and consider their deeper Teachings to Raise Self-Reliant ary perspectives. Sun, March www.indinana.edu/~jsp/ on Jews and Judaism.” Paula messages. Through the eyes of Children. The weekend begins 2, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. $40 fee events-and-activities.html. Fredriksen is the Aurelio Pro- commentators and artists, both in Laikin Auditorium at the includes continental break- Sun., Feb. 17, 7:30 p.m. fessor of Scripture at Boston classic and modern, students JCC with Shabbat dinner on fast, refreshments and lunch. — Steve Peskoff Jewish Jazz University. Event in the Oak plumb the depths of the texts in Friday night at 7:30. Dinner is Registration deadline: Feb. Project. Concert at Arthur M. Room, Indiana Memorial search of multiple understand- followed by a presentation by 15. For more information, Glick JCC, 6701 Hoover Rd., Union, Bloomington. ings as well as contemporary Mogel. Sat., March 1, includes contact the JCC at 251-9467 Indianapolis. March 31, 10:30 a.m. – 4:45 relevance. Six, 90 minute ses- a buffet lunch with speaker or www.JCCindy.org. Sun., March 2, 9:30 a.m. p.m. — A Quest of the Past sions. Classes begin Thurs., presentations and parenting to 4 p.m. — “God in the and Future of Jewish Philoso- Feb. 21, 10:00–11:30 a.m. Cost: workshops. Babysitting avail- Senior University 21st Century” — Joan and phy, Conference in honor of $140, includes books. To reg- able on Saturday for those who On Fri., March 7, India- Samuel New Institute, Arthur Professor Michael Morgan, ister or for more information, preregister. Shabbat dinner $36; napolis Hebrew Congregation M. Glick Jewish Community State Room East, Indiana Me- contact Tracey at 317-255-3124 space limited. To register, con- presents Rabbi Michael Cook, Center, 6701 Hoover Rd., In- morial Union, Bloomington. or [email protected]. tact Ruthie Cannon at 317-726- professor of intertestamental dianapolis April 8–9, 7:30 p.m. — 5450 or [email protected]. and early Christian literatures Mon., March 24, 6:00 p.m. Helen and Martin Schwartz Doubt in Jewish history at HUC-JIR in Cincinnati. He — Jewish Studies Student Lectures in Jewish Studies On Mon., Feb. 25, Congre- will speak on Jewish-Christian Association-Hillel Spring by David Myers, professor of gation Beth-El Zedeck presents God in the 21st relations at IHC, 6501 N. Me- Dinner, 6:00–6:30 p.m. din- Jewish History at UCLA and Jennifer Michael Hecht, author Century ridian St. For more information, ner; 6:15, 2008–2009 JSSA director of the UCLA Cen- of Doubt: A History and other The Indiana University call 317-255-6647. elections; 6:30–7:30, Talk by ter for Jewish Studies, State Visiting Professor Daphne Room East, Indiana Memorial Tsimhoni, “As the State of Is- Union, Bloomington. Bonnie's Art & Design IN 4 February 6, 2008 February 6, 2008 IN 5 birthday will feature a concert Dr. Reuven Hazan Casino Night by Simply Tsfat, a musical speaks at HHAI Save this date. Shaarey Community Events group you won’t want to On Wed., Feb. 13, the Tefilla will be hosting the 8th miss. Friday dinner: $15/ Hasten Hebrew Academy of annual Casino Night at their adult, $6/child (6–12), free/5 Indianapolis welcomes Dr. new location, March 1, 7:30 Open Mic Night living? Making the world and under. Shabbos lunch: Reuven Hazan, professor of p.m. $25 in advance. $30 after Blair Karsch and the On work for 100% of humanity $15/adult, $6/child (6–12), political science at Hebrew Feb 8. For more information Your Level Youth Project hosts in the shortest possible time, free/5 and under. Family University and commenta- 317-733-2169. Indianapolis’s premiere youth through spontaneous cooper- rate, both meals: $90. Concert: tor for CNN, FOX, BBC, and open mic event; the last event ation; and, without ecological $18/adult, $12/student or NPR. Hazan will speak at in 11th Annual Jewish produced standing-room-only offense or the disadvantage of senior citizen. Event cospon- the Cultural Arts Center at Discovery Place crowds. Focus is on youth anyone.” Buckminster Fuller sored by JFGI, Lubavitch, Etz HHAI, 6602 N. Hoover Rd., The BJE invites you and expression through spoken challenged us with this bold Chaim Congregation, and beginning at 7:30. For more your children, ages 2–6 to word, but adult performers vision over 40 years ago. Congregation B’nai Torah. information, call 317-479- join them for the 11th Annual are welcome, too. Come use Learn how to live sustainably For more about Simply Tsfat, 3123. Jewish Discovery Place. It will the open stage to perform and and how to create a sustain- go to www.simplytsfat.com. take place in the Domont (BJE) practice any form of spoken- able home. Saturdays, Feb. To RSVP by March 3, call Yiddish Discussion Group Auditorium on Sun., March word entertainment: poetry, 9 and 16 (2 sessions), 1–4:30 253-5253. Keep your Yiddish kopf 2, from 3–5:30 p.m. Enjoy prose, comedy, hip-hop, rap, p.m. at Arthur M. Glick JCC. fresh. Stop in on the first participating in ten stations acoustic music. Bring your $18 JCC members / $24 non- O Brothers, Where Art Tuesday of each month for of fun, including great new friends and family. Fri., Feb. members. 251-9467. Thou? The films of an informal get-together in crafts! Bring your friends for 8 and Fri., April 18, 7:30–10:30 Joel and Ethan Coen Yiddish hosted by Michael a fun community day of Jew- p.m. at Books-a-Million, 5750 JFGI Super Sunday View four of the Coen Blain and friends.
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