2S—Friday, January 7, 1972

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Dr. Leonard Fein Due at Women's Luncheon

Dr. Leonard J. Fein, associate
professor of politics at Brandeis
University, will address the wom-
en's division pre-campaign lunch-
eon for the 1972 Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund
noon Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Paul Borman, 1348 Ardmoor,
Birmingham.
Dr. Fein, a member of the Na-
tional United Jewish Young Lead-
ership Cabinet, has been associate
director of research at the Mas-
sachusetts Institute of Technology
Joint Center for Urban Studies.
He is director of the Hornstein
Program for'Jewish Communal
agervice at Brandeis University.
Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine,
campaign chairman for the wom-
DR. LEONARD FEIN
en's division, said that special
appeals are being made to wom-
Pre-campaign
vice-chairmen are
en this year to increase their
Mrs. David Pollack, Mrs. Samuel
support of the view of the grow-
Schiff,
Mrs.
Eugene
Sloan and
ing social problems In Israel.
Mrs. N. Brewster Broder is Mrs. A. Mired Taubman.
Mrs. Louis Berry and Mrs.
chairman of pre-campaign, with
Mrs. Melvin Kolbert as adviser. Arthur H. Rice are assignment
chairmen; Mrs. David Handleman,
new prospects; and Mrs. Alfred
L. Deutsch, Mrs. William L. Deut-
sch and Mrs. Paul Borman, fund-
raising meetings.

Hadassah Bids Adieu
to Christian Volunteer

JERUSALEM—The holiday sea-
son at the Hadassah Hospital here
contained a strain of sadness - this
year for its women volunteers,
YAAL, because it included a fare-
well party for a friend, Mrs. Edwin
Kenley. Mrs. Kenley is the wife of
the administrator of the Anglican
Church property in Jerusalem, who
has been transferred to Cyprus.
The Kenleys are veteran Jeru-
salemites, and Mrs. Kenley has
been a staunch YAAL volunteer
since the women's auxiliary's in-
ception.
Mrs. Kenley was given a musical
box decorated with reproductions
of the famous Chagall windows of
the synagogue of the Medical Cen-
ter.

Ann Brodsky to Marry
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Israeli Wins 'Oscar'
of Jewelry Design

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JERUSALEM—An Israeli de-
signer, 29-year-old Leon Israel of
Petah Tikva, has been awarded
a coveted Diamonds-International
Award.
The first Israeli prize winner in
the 18 years of the world-famous
diamond jewelry contest Israel
MISS ANN BRODSKY
designed a comb crown of yellow
gold branches blossoming with 57
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brodsky
round diamonds, 25 emeralds and of Nadine Ave., Huntington
nine pinkish-white pearls.
- Woods, announce the engagement
There were 30 winners from 11 of their daughter Ann to David
countries, out of a total 2,280 en- Sandor Rosenberg, son of Mr.` and
tries from 30 countries. The award 'Airs. Irving Rosenberg of Harvard
is equivalent to an "Oscar" in its Rd., Southfield.
field.
Miis Brodsky is a senior at the
Tangiers-born Israel was trained University of Michigan, where she
at the Bezalel School of Art in is affiliated with Sigma Delta Tau
Jerusalem, specializing in modern
jewelry design. Israel has designed Sorority. Mr. Rosenberg, a grad-
uate of U. of M., attends Michigan
models for New York manufac- State University's college of osteo-
turers.
pathic medicine.
A June wedding is planned.

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Orthodox Women Treated
-to Homemakers' Holiday

NEW YORK (JTA)—Some 120
sheitel-wearing Orthodox women
are now participating in a unique
program of physical recreation at
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director.
He reported that Orthodox wom-
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have little exposure to physical fit-
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ness and recreation programs be-
cause of their inhibitions and life-
style.
Under Levy's leadership, the
Williamsurg Y aranged its pro-
, gram to schedule separate days
for men and for women, with
each having its own staff work-
ers. The program began three
years ago with only a swim and
steam room program for 10 Or-
thodox women. Now, 120 women
from -Williamsburg, Bore Park,
Crown Heights and the Lower
mime LAST
East Side at Manhattan come to
tbe Y each Tuesday and Thurs-
day from II a.m. to 3 p.m.
Called the Homemakers' Holi-
day, the program has been ex-
tended to Sunday and Tuesday
nights. It now includes dance, bas-
ketball, paddleball, slenderizing,
sauna bath, steam room and swim-
ming.

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EDWARD GINSBERG of Cleve-
land, president of the United Jew-
ish Appeal- and chairman of the
American Joint Distribution Com-
mittee, was honored by the' Hebrew
University, which conferred upon
him an honorary fellowship.

Kol Ami Gontinets
Fete Nezv

Dvorak's New World Symphony
will provide the theme for the next
dinner in Temple Kol Ami's Gour-
met Dinner Series Jan. 15.
Based this on a musical theme,
the annual series consists of three
sophisticated potluck subscription
dinners throughout the year. Three
suppers are held simultaneously,
accommodating a total of 30 mem-
bers each time. Each hostess sup-
plies the main dish based on the
theme, and the guests bring side
dishes, wines and dessert. Names
are pulled out of a bat so that
guests vary each time.
Chairman this year is Mrs. Helen
Steinberg, assisted by Mrs. Jan
Gitlin.
Out of the gourmet series has
grown a Temple Kol Ami cook-
book.

Branch Two; Porde -Zion
Mins Sunday 'Mooting

Branch Tvio of Pottle tion will
meet 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Freedman,
17325 Mansfield.
Mrs._ Adele Mondry, chairman
of the branch, will report` on the
recent national convention in- New
York. Refreshments will be served,
and friends are welcome,

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