MSU Students Wed 3 Dreams to Be
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MRS. HERBERT PASTOR

Graduation and a college de-
gree are common goals in the
young. There will be over 1,300
students receiving their di-
plomas at Wayne State Univer-
sity's exercises on Tuesday.
Among these are three con-
ferees who are not at all com-
mon in their dreams for a
college education.
Ten years ago, The Jewish
News carried a story on Mrs.
Adele Mondry. Now we have
the "follow-up."
In 1948, Mrs. Mondry grad-
uated from Northern High
School at the same time her
son Eugene graduated from
Central High and another son
David's wife _received a master's
degree from Wayne State Uni-
versity.
Putting a few final touches on • costumes to be worn by
At the time Mrs. Mondry ex-
pressed a desire to go to col- members of the Infants Service Group at this Sunday's show,
"Growing Pains," are. left to right, Mesdames SAM KATZ,
lege. On Tuesday she will have
MEYER STEWART and NATHAN SILVERS, members of
the sewing committee. The show is a part of a gala evening,
which begins with a dinner and ends with dancing. Now in
its 23rd year, ISG has set a goal of $20,000 to meet its chari-
table goals. The event is planned for 7 p.m., Sunday, in the
Fountain Room of Masonic Temple.

In a ceremony Dec. 22, at
Temple Israel. Elaine Rosman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sig-
mond Rosman, of Muirland Ave.,
was united in marriage to Her-
bert Pastor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Pastor, of Stratford Rd.
Rabbis Moses Lehrman, Jacob
E. Segal and Leon Fram offi-
ciated at the candlelight wed-
ding, which was followed by a
dinner and reception in the
temple's Leon Fram Hall.
The bride's floor-length gown
was of white. silk peau de soie,
and was highlighted by a bow-
tie bodice and scalloped neck-
line of Chantilly lace, which ex-
Sara Kasdan, a Kentucky
Mrs. Mondry
tended to her elbows. Her veil
Mrs. Burns
housewife who is better known
of illusion fell from a cap
trimmed with lace and sequins, made good that desire when, as the author of the hilarious
and she carried a bouquet of along with the other candidates, cookbook, "Love and Knishes,"
she will receive her degree will be the second offering of
orchids and streamers.
a lecture series being sponsored
The bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. from Wayne.
This 57-year-old grandmother by the Beth Abraham Men's
Janet Rosman, was her matron
came to the U.S. from Poland Club and Sisterhood.
of
Mrs. Kasdan, a lecture r,
Gail honor, and bridesmaids were in. 1920. Through the years she
the bridegroom's
sister, Pastor,
Eileen Eserow
and Carol has been active in many Jew- humorist and writer, is also
ish community activities and her
an actress,
Stein.
"raconteur
Jerome Rosman, brother of children are graduates of the
mother of
the bride, was Mr. Pastor's best Jewish Folk Schools. She lives
three children
man, and ushers were Sy Adler , I at 22902 Bellwood, Southfield
and an ex-
Bart Berman and Ronnie Stew- Township with her husband
plorer of
art. Denny Pastor, the bride- Harry.
Another busy mother who
friends' kitch-
groom's brother, and Jimmy
ens."
Wecksler, a cousin of the bride, will be among those receiving
their degrees on Tuesday will
She will ap-
were junior ushers.
pear at Beth
Following a honeymOon to be Mrs. Pearl Burns of 18459
Abraham Syn-
Bermuda, the young couple tem- Hubbell. Her children, Elliot,
agogue, 8100
porarily has taken up residence 17 and Gloria, 11 are joining
Mrs. Kasdan W. 7 Mile Rd.,
at East Lansing, Mich., where with husband Richard in giving
both attend Michigan State Uni- a party celebrating her gradua 7 at 8:30 p.m., Feb. 4, according
tion. Mrs. Burns has already re- to Harry Saltzman and Mrs.
versity.
ceived a teaching contract for Irving Michaels, co-chairmen.
A product of the Louisville
the third grade at Schulze
Refresher Course for school.
Jewish Community Center, Mrs.
Mrs. Burns enrolled at Wayne Kasdan was instrumental in
Nurses at Sinai
shortly after she and her fam- reviving the Center's drooping
A refresher course for grad- ily moved here from Wood- theater group. She also -played
uate nurses who have not re- bridge, N. J. She has been the leads in a variety of plays
cently worked at their profes- attending school early morn- from "The Dybbuk" to "Anas-
sion began Jan. 21 at Sinai ings, and during summer ses- tasia." •
Hospital.
She is active in a variety of
sions, all the while working
The refresher, the third of- for Cong. Ahavas Achim as a organizations, including the Na-
fered this year by Sinai Hos- teacher, advisor to the youth tional Council of Jewish Wo-
pital, is sponsored by the De- group and as area chairman of men and Hadassah. She is
troit District
the Michigan Youth Activities for the Na- currently engaged in writing
State Nurses Association. The tional Women's League.
a drama with music com-
purpose is to ease the current
"Much of the credit for my memorating Israel's 10 anniver-
shortage of professional nurses achievement must go to my sary.
by bringing trained women
husband and children who en-
whose families no longer re- couraged me and help make my
quire them full time back into path these four years easier," Center Young Adults
their profession.
says Mrs. Burns.
Offer Variety of Events
The four-week course will
Also among those waiting in
include 16 hours of theory and
The Young Adult Group of
the
long
line
will
be
Rabbi
24 hours of practical work.
the
Jewish Community Center,
Twenty-seven nurses were Leo Y. Goldman, spiritual lead- fresh from a weekend at Camp
er
of
Young
Israel
of
Northwest
graduated from the two pre-
Tamarack, is offering a games
vious refresher courses at Detroit, who although he com- night program at 8:30 p.m.,
pleted
the
requirements
for
his
Sinai.
Sunday. Prizes and refresh-
Doctor of Education degree last ments are planned.
August will be among those
The opportunity to
Hypnotist David Gutman and
brotherhood presents practice
itself receiving theirs on Tuesday.
his assistant Tony Rogers will
Rabbi Goldman was born in be featured at a
special pro-
every
time you
meet a human Poland and he graduated from
being.—Jane
Wyman.
gram on Feb. 2. Both events
Vilno University in 1940. After are slated at the Davison
coming to this country he re- Center.
ceived his MA from Wayne in
On Feb. 9, highlighting the
MUSIC IS MY LIFE!
1954. He has since been work- winter season, there will be
ing on his doctorate in the field Sunday Night Dance at the 10 a
AND FOR THE LIFE OF
of the philosophy of education. Mile Center. Transportation
YOUR AFFAIR BE SURE
Rabbi Goldman and his wife will be furnished from the Da-
{Sonia have three children, Jo- vison Center. There will be
TO HAVE
seph 10, Vivian 7, and Rose 1 dancing to the music
of Ben
year.
Katzman's Orchestra.
For information on young
The time will come, and soon adult activities, call Rochelle
and his celebrated band
I hope, when Brotherhood Shiffman, chairman, TY
6-2121.
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Week will be a reminder not
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