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Brandeis Delegates Return from Parley
BRANDEIS University Women's Committee Delegates (I to r) Phyllis
Freedman. Billie Feinman, Sue Winner, Arlene Karlick and Glenda
Minkin.
Gimp Judaea Report
Atlantans attending the 27th an
nual conference of Brandeis
University National Women’s
Committee included Mrs. Jack
Freedman, national board
member; Mrs. Ronald Feinman,
Southeast region preisdent; Mrs.
Jonathan Winner, Atlanta
Chapter president; Mrs. David
Minkin, Atlanta Chapter delegate
and Mrs.Joseph Karlick, national
board member.
Some 300 national delegates
attended the June event on the
Waltham,Mass., campus.
Mrs. Leon J. Kowal of Newton
Center, Mass., was elected presi
dent of the National Women’s
Committee during the conference,
succeeding Mrs. Solomon Stern.
Brandeis Chancellor and Mrs.
Abram L. Sachar and Brandeis
President and Mrs. Marver H.
Bernstein were honored guests
during the deliberations.
Two new "University on
Wheels” programs were premiered
as well as new syllabi for use in
NWC Chapter Study groups.
Camp Judaea in Hendersonville,
N.C., has completed two new
areas for special use, according to
Mrs. Bea Herzog of Memphis,
capital funds chairman.
The “Segel" building, ( to be
utilized for girls and boys who
spend one month at Camp Tel
Yehudah in Barryville, N.Y., and
one month in a work study
program at Camp Judaea, has
been completed. Also, a
counselor’s lounge, which provides
a place for counselors to relax dur
ing their limited free time, is now
finished.
Mrs. Robert Blumberg of Oak
Ridge, Tenn., camp chairman for
the Southern Region of Hadassah,
noted that the camp, for
youngsters 9-14, this summer ex
ceeded its capacity, with campers
from the Southern Regioh as well
as Boston, Pittsburgh, New York
and other states. Michael
Pousman of Atlanta is camp direc
tor. Program director is Eran Kra-
Oz, shaliach from Israel. Most of
the counselors have participated in
the Young Judaean Year Course
in Israel and are graduates of
Camp Tel Yehudah.
Mrs. Leonard Wolpe of Coral
Gables, Fla., is president of the
Southern Hadassah Zionist Youth
Commission.
Also actively involved in the
camp planning are Mrs. Charles
Weiner of Atlanta, treasurer and
Mrs. Rosamond Sigal, Atlanta,
co-chairman of the camp com
mittee.
SHZYC sponsors a youth
program for girls and boys 9 to 18
in 30 Southern communities. It
also sponsors Year course in Israel
and Camp Tel Yehudah for high
school students.
“Dolls for Democracy ”
At Erev Shel Or BBW
“Dolls for Democracy," a pro
ject of B’nai B’rith Women, will
highlight a luncheon of Erev Shel
Or Chapter at I p.m. Sunday,
Aug. 24, at the Riviera Garden
Apartment clubhouse on Buford
Highway.
The project, designed to
promote brotherhood, permits
volunteers to introduce elementary
school children to famous
historical figures by allowing the
“Dolls” to narrate their own
stories.
BBYO Seeks
Advisors
B’nai B’rith Youth Organiza
tion, which has forty chapters in
Atlanta, is seeking mature, con
cerned advisors to guide the AZA
and BBG youth.
The chapters are involved in
socials, community service and
Judaic programs and present a
challenging opportunity for in
volvement, said Dr. Ira Shier,
director.
Interested persons can call Dr.
Shier or Terri Bagen at the BBYO
office, 876-0343.
Pioneer Women 1
Pioneer Women Club I will hold
its first meeting of the season, a
luncheon, at noon Tuesday, Aug.
26, at the DeKalb Federal Bldg.,
2700 Clairmont Rd.
Leon Steinberg of Ahavath
Achim Synagogue will speak on
“The State of Israel 1975.”
Reservations can be made with
Mrs. S. Iteld, 634-5961.
Included in the program is the
“Eleanor Roosevelt” doll explain
ing how she overcame her extreme
shyness by becoming the legs and
voice of her crippled husband.
“Helen Keller” describes her
frustration, her relationship with
her teacher Anne Sullivan, and her
determination to communicate
and be heard. “Martin Luther
King” recounts his perseverance in
the struggle for civil rights.
“All three of the above over
came insurmountable obstacles;
they grew, changed, and affected
the lives of countless people, a
lesson that cannot be lost on the
children hearing their stories,”
said Jeanie Hallem of Erev Shel
Or
Reservations can be made with
Maddy Huppert, 394-0668.
Temple Singles
Holiday Event
Temple Singles has planned a
cookout at 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug.
31, at the home of Bootsie Clein,
3796 Parian Ridge Rd., N.W.
Cocktails will precede dinner at
5:30 p.m.
Reservations at S4.50 for
members and $6.00 for non
members can be made by sending
check to Miss Miriam Hahn, Apt.
U-14, 5555 Roswell Rd., N.E.,
Atlanta 30342 before August 26.
The group is also planning a
Chinese buffet dinner for Sunday,
Sept. 21, with an outing.to North
Georgia to follow. Details will be
announced in a future issue of The
Southern Israelite.
Hadassah Highlights
Bat Shalom
Bat Shalom Hadassah will hold
its annual Monte Carlo Night and
auction at 8:00 p.m. Saturday,
Aug. 23, at the Les Jardins Apts,
clubhouse, 3207 Henderson Mill
Rd.,N.E.
Proceeds are to be used in sup
port of the Hadassah Medical
Organization in Israel.
Ricki Sokol, 636-7250, can
provide more information.
Men’s Clubs Plan
Seminar in Israel
The National Federation of
Jewish Men’s Clubs will hold a
leadership,study seminar in Israel
from October 20 to November 3.
Goals of brotherhood and study
will be pursued in Jerusalem,
Galilee, Haifa and Tel Aviv.
An unusual aspect of the tour is
the arrangement whereby land
arrangements up to the amount of
$446 in Israeli currency can be
paid through the redemption of
State of Israel Bonds. Overall cost,
round trip from New York, is
$1045 for double occupancy in
five-star hotels. There is a registra
tion fee of $35 per person for
special social programs.
Brochures and reservations in
formation are available from the
National Federation of Jewish
Men’s Clubs, 475 Riverside Dr.,
New York, N Y. 10027, or from
El Al Israel Airlines.
Bat Ami
Bat Ami Hadassah will hold a
membership tea at 3 p.m. Sunday,
Aug. 24, at the home of Mrs. Sam
(Cecil) Airov, 1338 Beech Valley
Rd., N.E.
A door prize will be awarded.
Further information is available
from Jeanne Loeb, 875-7803 or
Madelyn Herman, 874-0911.
Shirah
Shirah Hadassah will hold an
open board meeting at 10.00 a.m.
Monday, Sept. 8, at the home of
Harriet Karesh, 1530 Bcechcliff
Rd., N.E.
A continental breakfast will be
served.
Frankel Bar Mitzva
Dr. and Mrs. Ephraim Frankel
of Atlanta cordially invite relatives
and friends to attend the Bar Mitz-
va of their son, David Baruch
Frankel, at 8:30 a.m. Monday,
Sept. I, Labor Day, at Beth Jacob
Synagogue.
David is the grandson of Mrs.
Rebecca Frankel and the late Rab
bi Naftali H. Frankel of Israel,
and Harry Shaer and the late Mrs.
Florence Shaer of Boston.
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