Zate-Rosenzweig
Rites Held Jan. 11
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JWV Activities
Susan Green Wed
in Candlelight Rites
Elected and installed as new
officers of OAK PARK POST,
at its last meeting, were Mau-
rice Noble, commander; Harold
Bodner amp' Jack Guttenplan,
vice-commanders; Martin Baum-
garten, quartermaster; Neland
Klonel, adjutant; Abel Selburn,
judge advocate; David Bortnick,
Sol Alpiner, William Peters,
Charles Isakson, Harold Kemp-
ner, Ben Edelstein and Avery
Joseff, trustees. John Nemon,
department commander, was in-
stalling officer. This Tuesday,
the group will meet at 9 p.m.,
in Bodner's home, 24301 Seneca,
Oak Park. A social hour will
follow.
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MRS. SEYMOUR ZATE
Beth Abraham was the scene
Jan. 11 for a candlelight cere-
money which united in mar-
riage Ileene Rosenzweig, daugh-
ter - of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ros-
enzweig, of Freeland Ave.. and
Seymour Zate, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kalman Zate, of Elmhurst
Ave.
The bride wore a princess-
style gown of bouquet taffeta,
sabring neckline and bodice of
Chantilly lace encrusted with
seed pearls. Iler lace and pearl
head-piece was adorned with a
finger-tip French illusion veil.
She carried a white Bible cov-
ered with white orchids and
stephanotis.
Mrs. Harold Jacobs, president
of Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUX-
ILIARY, announces that Mrs.
Marcus Scheinker and Mrs.
Jerry Dale will report on the
forthcoming "Star Spangled
Revue" and a paid-up mem-
bership party at its meeting
Tuesday,, in the Memorial Home.
Cancer pads will be sewn, after
which k social hour is planned.
Friends \,are invited.
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The ;DEPARTMENT OF
MICHIGAN AUXILIARY will
participate in the Michigan
Women's National Security Con-
ference on Feb. 26, at the
Wolverine Hotel. Mrs. Philip
Bernstein, Department vice-
president, will serve as program
chairman for the parley, which
will feature addresses by Wil-
liam H. Bannan, warden at
Jackson Prison, and George
Romney, president of American
Motors Corp. and chairman of
the Mayor's Advisory Commit-
tee on Education. The MWNSC
will be attended by members
of civic, patriotic and social
organizations.
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Mrs. Bernard Middleman was
the bride's matron of honor.
Her sister, Sue Rosenzweig, was
junior bridesmaid, and brides-
maids were Sondra Katler, Mrs.
Allan Seel, Mrs. Samuel Fox,
Mrs. Jerry Grushoff and Gladys
Zate. Also attending the bride
were Alene and Geraldine Mid-
dleman as flower girls.
Harold Levin was the bride-
groom's best man. while ushers
YETZ-COHEN AUXILIARY
included Melvin Levin, Max
Linovitz, Paul Kales, Samuel will entertain 25 young Mus-
Fox. Jerry Gr-ushoff and Myer cular Dystrophy patients this
Mandelbaum. Karrie Grushoff Sunday, in the Memorial Home,
under the chairmanship of Raye
was ring bearer.
Weimer, of the child welfare
Following a dinner and re- committee, and Ann Rubin,
ception the couple left on a senior vice-president. Enter-
honeymoon to California and tainment by a USO troupe, re-
Las Vegas. Upon their return freshments and personal gifts
they will reside in Oak Park.
will be featured. Members of the
Post will assist the Auxiliary
Teen-Agers March on Polio for the afternoon. A regular
With 'Record Hop' Sunday meeting is scheduled for Mon-
day evening, at the Memorial
Dale Young and Mickey Home. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Shorr. two , of this city' most Weimer and Ruth Benach.
popular disc jockeys. will be
guest stars at a "March on
CARD OF THANKS
Polio Hop" sponsored by com-
Mrs. Rose Rich, wife of the
munity teen-agers.
The record hop will take late Mr. Jack Rich, acknowl-
place from 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday, edges with grateful apprecia-
at Northland Center Hospitaility tion the many kind expressions
House. For advance tickets, call of sympathy extended by rela-
Barbara Silver, EL 7-1638, or tives and friends during the
family's recent bereavement.
Debbie Shillman, UN 4-3425.
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Aesculapians to Hear
Talk by WSU Dean
Wayne State University phar-
ma-cy college dean Steven Wil-
son will address Aesculapian
Pharmaceutical Association at 9
p.m., Monday,• at Rainbow Ter-
race. He will speak on the Asso-
ciation's scholarship fund at
WSU and on a proposed Green
Shield insurance plan on pre-
scriptions.
Association president Bernard
Breyer will give the annual re-
port. A social hour will follow.
The third annual "Star Span-
gled Revue," a galaxy of top
entertainment stars, will be
presented on Feb. 22, at the
Ford Auditorium.
Leading TV and night club
entertainers will be featured in
this two-hour v a r i et y show,
which is sponsored by Depart-
ment of Michigan Jewish War
Veterans and its Ladies Aux-
iliary.
For the
Morty Gunty, star of a weekly
comedy series in New York and
Perfect Affair . . .
frequent guest star on national
TV programs, will be the fea-
tured comedian. Italian song-
and His Orchestra
stress Jo Ann Florio will pre-
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sent a reportoire of Yiddish
songs. Added attractions are
the Jamal twins, an oriental
dancing duo; Tun Tun, the
"Mexican Bombshell"; and
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"Happy Feet Willie" Gaines.
Bar Mitzvahs
Weddings
Following the performances,
Formals, Candids, 3 D's, Movies
there will be dancing in the
For Quality Workmanship
auditorium ballroom to the
Coll Mr. Rosen
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music of Pa n c h i t o and his
orchestra. Proceeds of the show
benefit various JWV activities
in the field of veteran hospital
service, aid to needy veterans
and their families, support for
And His Orchestra
Israel and other community and
national projects.
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Department junior vice-
commander Rubin Zissman is
general chairman, Shield Kogan
is in charge of the program
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book, and the entertainment
COVERS
committee is comprised of Sol
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Abe Tompkins.
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MRS. LEONARD SALLE
The marriage of Susan Green,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert A. Green, of Ohio Ave.,
and Leonard M. Salle, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Salle, of
Northlawn Ave., was solemnized
by Rabbi M. Robert Syme at a
candlelight ceremony at Temple
Israel on Jan. 25.
The bride wore a gown of
Chantilly lace and tulle with a
fingertip veil. She was attended
by her sister-in-law Marilyn
Salle as matron of honor; Susan
Hart was maid of honor, and
bridesmaids Carla J o s e p h,
Helaine Moltz and Georgia Berg-
man. The bride's sister, Carol
Green, was junior bridesmaid,
and Karen Duchan was flower
girl.
Richard Salle was best man.
with Bernard Brodsky, Richard
Weber, Donald Salle and Rich-
ard Green serving as ushers.
Out-of-town guests were from
Miami, Cleveland, Chicago, New
York and Montgomery, Ala.
After a wedding trip to New
York. the couple will live in
Detroit.
Simons Branch Events
to Highlight Musicals
The Golden Friendship Circle
of the Older Adults at the D. W.
Simons Jewish Center will pre-
sent a concert of Jewish Music
at 8:30 p.m.. Feb. 24.
Members of the older adults
department will be featured in
the concert. to be given at the
Simons branch. 4000 Tuxedo.
The Older Adult chorus will
be conducted by Malka Shaw.
Featured performers will in-
clude Cantor David Horowitz,
Mrs. Pearl Schlussel and Paul
Wineman.
The Center Mothers' Clubs
council will present a concert
of Yiddish and • Hebrew folk
songs at 2 p.m., Wednesday, at
the Simons branch. Mrs. Shaw,
vocalist and pianist, will be the
featured artist.
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Detroit Socialites Slate
Annual Valentine Party
Detroit Socialites will liold its
annual open-house Valentine
party on Sunday evening at
Cong. Beth Moses social hall,
Linwood at . Oakman Ct., an
nounces executive secretary Ann
Goldman.
Robin Seymour of the "Bob-
bin with Robin" radio show will
officiate at the social hour,
which will include dancing and
refreshments.
Dave Diamond
Orchestra - Entertainment
302 Fox Building
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Earl Hordes, local general
agent of the Ohio State Life
Insurance Company, achieved
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