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Deana Zechman Wed National Hadassah Leader to Spark Openina of Local Honor Roll Drive
Honor Roll contributions, she nearing completion outside organization's vocational train-
The annual Honor Roll cam-
ing program, its tree planting
to Joseph Greenberg paign
of the Detroit Chapter of said, directly support seven hos- Jerusalem.
At a candlelight ceremony on
Aug. 26, at Temple Israel,
Deana Hope Zechman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Zech-
man, and Joseph Jerome Green-
berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam P. Greenberg, were united
in marriage by Rabbis Morris
Adler, Leon Fram, and M. Rob-
ert Syme.
The bride wore white Italian
silk taffeta with a moyen-age
neckline outlined with Swiss
embroidered wheat that was
tied together with a bow ac-
centing the molded bodice.
The dombe-shaped skirt had a
biased flounce, appliqued with
wheat embroidered roses on a
court train. A tiara of heirloom
orange blossoms secured her
two-tiered_ fingertip veil of
white silk illusion. Her bouquet
was of white orchids, stepha-
notis and trailing ivy.
The bride was attended by
Ellen Grad as maid of honor,
and bridesmaids were Carol
Schwartz, Judith Litvin, Mar-
jory Altman and Bluma Bre-
men.
The bridegroom asked his
brother-in-law, Arthur Koppy, to
be his best man. Guests were
seated by Harvey Weiss and
Lou Kwiker, of Ann Arbor,
Herbert Kohn, of Kansas City,
Mo., and Robert Van Gelder, of
Chicago, Ill.
After a Caribbean cruise, the
couple will visit in Miami Beach
and Orlando, Fla. Upon their
return, they will live in Ann
Arbor where Mr. Greenberg
will continue his studies in the
University of Michigan school
of engineering.
`Visit to Small Planet'
at Northland Playhouse
"A Visit to a Small Planet,"
which is currently at Northland
Playhouse, and will run through
this Sunday, is a lot of fun.
With Bert Lahr mugging on
the stage, a clever script and
mild satire all ganging up, there
isn't much one can do but sit
back, laugh and enjoy one's self.
The play, a science fictioner as
you may have guessed by the
title, is set in 1959 and con-
cerns itself with the complica-
tions arising when a meglo-
maniac but lovable inter-plane-
tary "juvenile" delinquent (Bert
Lahr) climbs out his "saucer to
wallow in man's emotions —
something no longer extant on
his home planet. He is especi-
ally fond of observing the feel-
ings brought about by war and
sex.
Add to this the spaceman's
disconcerting ability to read
minds (including the cat's), his
power of telekenesis, mix in a
pair of young lovers, a bureau-
cratic general who believes oth-
er generals are out to get him,
and you wind up with a pretty
amusing evening of theater. The
cast seemed to have a lot of
fun doing the play and their
feeling communicated itself to
the audience.
There is a special matinee on
Sunday with 'seduced rates for
accompanied children. N.L.
Other major Hadassah prof- efforts, conducted through the
pitals, a community health cen-
ter, 36 health and welfare sta- ects which depend on Honor Jewish National Fund, and its
tions, • school hygiene service Roll funds, Mrs. Schachter said, system of post-graduate fellow-
and the Nathan and Lina are Youth Aliyah, now mark- ships to physicians, nurses and
Strauss Health Center in Jeru- ing its 25th anniversary, the hospital administrators.
salem.
Its Henrietta Szold School of
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nurses, and the Hebrew Uni-
versity - Hadassah Medical
School, the only such institu-
tion in Israel, will be a hub
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Boston Pitcher Signs
with New York Yankees'
Minor League Team
BOSTON, (JTA)—A 24-year-
old Boston ballplayer loOked
forward this week to the possi-
bility of a pitching berth with
the New York Yankees after
signing a contract to pitch with
the New York team's Denver
minor league club.
Harvey Cohen, now with the
San Antonio Missions, has a
current record with that club of
ten wins and four losses, al-
though he has been playing pro
baseball for only four years.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME!
Wedding or Bar Mitzvah
Call Sammy
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MRS. JOSEPH GREENBERG
Hadassah will officially open
on Sept. 9, when Mrs. Mortimer
Jacobson, national vice-presi-
dent and national Zionist af-
fairs chairman
from New
York, is t h e
guest speaker.
T h e fund-
raising opener
will begin with
a dessert
luncheon, to
be served at.
12:30 p.m., at
Temple Israel. Mrs. Jacobson
Members are invited to bring
their friends.
The guest speaker, Mrs. Ja-
cobson, during the past few
months, has attended the Zion-
ist Actions Committee meeting
in Israel and visited in Poland,
Morocco and Czechoslovakia to
study immigration problems.
She will be introduced by Mrs.
Julian Tobias, local vice presi-
dent of program.
Hadassah, with a national
membership of 315,000 women
and a membership in Detroit of
6,500, supports a vast network
of medical services in Israel
through its Honor Roll drive.
According to Mrs. David J.
Schachter, president of the local
chapter, the organization will
step up its health and welfare
projects in Israel to meet any
emergency that may arise from
the current tensions in the Mid-
dle East.
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