MRS. MICHAEL SCHIFF
SummerY white organza was
the bride's choice of gown for
the double ring wedding cere-
mony of Gail Roberta Pastor
and Michael Joel Schiff Satur-
day evening at Temple Israel.
The bride is the daughter of
the Maurice Pastors of Strat-
ford Rd., and the bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Schiff, of Kentucky Ave.
The scoop neckline of the
bridal gown was accented with
tiny sleeves and delicate ap-
pliques of organza heliotrope.
The great bell skirt, banded
with silk mist touched with ap-
plique fell from a tiny princess
waist and swept into a court
train. A crown of matching ap-
plique held her pure silk illu-
sion veil.
Eileen Eserow was maid of
honor for the new Mrs. Schiff,
and Mrs. Herbert Pastor, her
sister-in-law, was . matron of
honor. Bridesmaids were Bar-
bara Golboro, of Baltimore, Ju-
dy Banovitz, Brenda Cohen,
Mrs. Henry Sandweiss, Linda
Zuckerman, Harriet Eserow and
Beverly Stewart, junior brides-
maid.
The bridegroom was attended
by his brother, Lawrence Schiff,
as best man; and also the
bride's three brothers, Herbert,
Dennis and Sidney Pastor; the
bridegroom's uncle, D o n a l d
Burnstein; Arthur Friedman, of
New York; Mickey Kurzman,
Harry Newman; Jr., and Henry
Sandweiss.
Following a honeymoon in
the Carribean, the newlyweds
will reside in Ann Arbor.
Commonwealth Opens
Drive-In Auto Bank
Detroit Mayor Louis C. Miri-
ani and Bank of the Common-
wealth President Howard P.
Parshall snipped the ribbon that
started an official preview of the
new drive-in Auto Bank at
Fort and Washington Blvd.
Michigan State Treasurer San-
ford Brown and state banking
commissioner Alonzo Wilson
headed a group of more than
400 visiting bankers and execu-
tives.
Public opening of the Auto
Bank took place last week whe_i
chief petty officer Arthur So-
goian, of the Navy recruiting
office in Detroit, became the
first customer. He purchased
a U.S. Savings bond as the
initial transaction.
France-Israel Fashion Festival
Set for Sept. 10 at Knollwood
A major event planned in
behalf of the State of Israel
Bond Campaign will be the
France-Israel Fashion Festival
Dinner Dance to be held Thurs-
day evening, Sept. 10, at Knoll-
wood Country Club, Tom Bor-
man, chairman of the Detroit
Israel Bond Committee, an
nounced this week.
The event is being given
under the patronage of the
French Consul in Detroit, M.
Jean Desparmet, and Mrs. Des-
parmet, and the Israel Midwest
Consul General, David Tesher,
and Mrs. Tesher.
Dinner will be preceded by
a champagne hour at 7 p.m.
The fashion festival will be a
formal affair.
Mrs. Milton Mahler, who has
been named fashion festival co-
ordinator, announces that the
fashion coordination will be by
Milgrim, with Robert Cummins
in charge of arrangements.
Mesdames Joseph Katchke
and Max Stollman, co-chairmen
of the Detroit Israel Bonds
Women's Division,. are assisting
in the plans for the Sept. 10
event, invitations to which are
being issued this week.
It has been announced that
the original display of the fash-
ions to be displayed at this
event was- previewed in the
home of Baroness Edmond de
Rothschild in Paris. The show
in Detroit is another of the
international events emphasiz-
ing the deep friendship that
exists between Israel and
France.
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The Mothers' March on
will be held on Tuesday, Aug.
25 from 7 to 8 p.m. Mothers,
fathers and husbands of polio
victims, as well as their friends,
neighbors and kind hearted
volunteers throughout Wayne
County, will conduct a house-
to-house collection to help the
Emergency March of Dimes.
Anne Campbell, chairman of
women volunteers, said that
while summer is a time for
fun and vacations for most of
us, "great numbers of polio
patients face this summer with
fear. Their prospects for con-
tinued care and rehabilitation .
is endangered because the
Wayne County Chapter is
without funds."
Detroit police will furnish
the protection they have al-
ways given to the Mothers who
participate. The Marching
Mothers will carry mason jars
with the official stickers of
the Wayne County Chapter
and envelopes to identify them
as official volunteers. House-
holders are urged to be sure
that solicitors are carrying the
proper credentials and to re-
port all imposters.
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Registration Started
by Evergreen School
The Evergreen Jewish Con-
gregation's Sunday school will
start registration for the forth-
coming year beginning Monday,
continuing through Sept. 4.
Registration will be held at
the synagogue from 1 to 3 p.m.
daily, and on Sundays from 10
to 12 a.m. This year's Sunday
school is expected to be the
largest in Evergreen history
totalling over 300 students. An
additional class and teacher has
been added to the staff.
Mothers' Polio March Set for Next Tuesday
FROSTY ACRES
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JUICE
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Mixed Vegetables
or Peas & Carrots
ROZEE BRAND
Fancy
TEMPLE'S
Complete
35c— 1-lb. cup
CHINESE
DINNERS
Whole
Strawberries
5 cans $1 6 pkgs. $1 3
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3 Lbs. 39 1
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Home Grown
New, Dry
Red, Ripe, Solid
ONIONS
TOMATOES
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2 Lbs. 29c
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17-TH E DETR OIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, August 21, 1959
Schiff-Pastor _Rites
Performed Aug. 15