Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1973 — Page 2

THE JEWISH POST AND OPINION

Friday, January 5, 1973

TEEN SCENE By The YME Staff Miss Eva B. Cohen Becomes

Bride Of Richard Coopersmith

This week, Indianapolis lost (at least temporarily) two important personages, Kathy Weiner of this city and Isaac Lipin of Israel. Kathy will be living in England with her father for six months. There she will attend a boarding school and get ahead in her education. Isaac who has stayed with the Saltzmans for the past six months as an exchange student, returned to his native Israel. Isaac had a party given for him at the Home of Mitch Tuchman before his leaving. In the past weeks, the BBYO, Temple Teens (OVFTY), and N . C . S . Y . conventions have already been discussed. The only other event of this sort happening in this past week is the U.S.Y. national convention in Boston, Massachusetts. The convention began on December 25 and continued until December 28. Those attending from Indianapolis are: Sara Offengender, Louis Star, Steve Goldman, and Steve Happaport. Their advisors, Mrs. Liebschutz and Mrs. Gray will also be attending. An event in which U.S.Y. will be involved is the Southern Area Kinnus to be held in

Cincinnati from February 10-13. At the Jewish Community Center on almost every Monday night one sees in the gymnasium quite an assortment of Basketball enthusiasts. This is the high school league coordinated by Jeff Vesseley, the J.C.C. athletic director. The youth organizations involved are: A.Z.A. 520, A.Z.A. 246, P . O . K . , N.C.S.Y, Swank, U.S.Y., and the J.C.C. Independents. Swank, JCC Independents, and U.S.Y. presently hold perfect records. The standings are (as of Dec. 18th) Swank (3-0), U.S.Y. (2-0), JCC Independents (2-0), P.O.K.I (1-2), A.Z.A. 520 (1-2), P.O.KII (0-2), A.Z.A. 246-N.C.S.Y. (03). The season will continue on through January. Everyone is invited to spectate. The long awaited youth community newspaper is almost ready for mailing. The Ind i a n a p o 1 i s Jewish Youth, sponsored by the F.J.Y.O., will be mailed to all Jewish youths in the city and to various other people. Rochelle Sharpe is the editor-in-chief. The paper will contain community news, an editorial page including a Letters to the Editor column,

an editorial page organizational news, national news, and a calendar of events. A.Z.A. 520 held a MoviePizza party open to BBYO members and guests on Saturday night December 30th at the home of Moe Nahmias. The picture is supposed to be some form of Dracula horror. Teen of the Week: The Teen of the Week this week is none other than Esther Bronicki. She has many accomplishments which entitle her to this honor. She is the chairman of the Education Unit of the F.J.Y.O. and the coordinator of the Youth Kallah. Further she is the president of N.C.S.Y. in Indianapolis.

Symphony Seminar Andrew Watts will be the guest of Symphony Seminar on Wednesday, January 17, 1973 at 8:00 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center, 6701 Hoover Road. Students and faculty are free, members —- 75 cents and other $1.00. Tickets will be available at the door.

The wedding of Miss Eva Barnett Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Leonard Cohen, 5315 Washington Boulevard, to Richard Darryl Coopersmith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coopersmith of Birmingham, Mich., was solemnized Dec. 30 with Rabbi Murray Saltzman officiating at the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. The bride graduated from Christian College for Women and the Fashion Institute of America, and is a member of Alpha Chi Delta Sorority. The bridegroom attended Detroit Business College, and is presently associated with Shorts Auto Parts of Detroit. The maid of honor was Miss Nancy Jo Cohen, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Miss Susan Jane Cohen, sister of the bride; Mrs. Andrea Factor and Miss Laurie Coopersmith, both sisters of the groom. Flower girl was Miss Jennifer Ann Nelson, and ring bearer, Mr. Miles David Nelson. Assistants to the bride were Misses Dede Alpert, and Roberta Wolman, plus Mrs. Ann

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