MRS. RONALD PLAVNICK

Linda Susan Gray and Ronald
Julian Plavnick were united in
marriage Aug. 20 at Teinple Is-
rael. Rabbis Fram and Syme of

ficiated.

The newlyweds are the chil-
dren of Dr. and Mrs. Manuel
Robert Gray of Pennington Dr.
and Dr. and Mrs. Herman Play-
nick of Birmingham.
The bride was dressed in a
white lace gown trimmed with a
pink lace bodice. Her train was
of the matching pink lace. She
wore a white lace mantilla and
carried pink and white flowers
to match her gown.
Mrs. Theodore Pines, cousin of
the bride, was matron of honor.
Maids of honor were Joanne
Gray, sister of the bride, and
Lois Plavnick, sister of the bride-
groom. Bridesmaids were Nanci
Bernstein, Mrs. Judith Feldman,
and Annette Kaufman.
The bridegroom's brother, Stu
art Plavnick, was best man.
Ushers were Martin Zide, Morris
Margolies, Marvin Zuchter, Rob-
ert Leebonr, Theodore Pines,
Nate Keller and Irwin Feldman.
Following .a honeymoon in
Florida the couple will reside in
Southfield.

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SUBURBAN BNAI BRITH in-
vites the public to enjoy free
bowling and a clinic 10 a.m.
Sunday at New Star Lanes,
Northwestern Hwy., between
Telegraph and 12-Mile roads.
Guest all-star bowlers will be
on hand to give instruction.
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DONALD FOX CHAPTER
BOWLING LEAGUE invites all
who wish to bowl with the
League 9 p.m. .Mondays at
Melody Lanes, Southfield and
Ten Mile roads, to call Mollie
Fisher, BR 3-1439. Opening
night of the season is tenta-
tively scheduled for Sept. 18.
* * *
OAK - WOODS LODGE NO.
1925 will hold a picnic Sunday
at the Oak Park City . Park,
Church St. and Northfield Blvd.
Picnic Committee Chairmen
Herbert Stoorman and Irving
Lopatin announced that there
will be free refreshments, games
and prizes.
* * *
DEBORAH CHAPTER, Bnai
Brith Girls, will hold a car wash
Sunday, at Jerry Nelson's Shell
Station, Wyoming at Curtis.
Chapter girls will clean cars
for 75c.
* * *
IVAN S. BLOCK MIXED
DOUBLES BOWLING LEAGUE
will begin the 1961-62 se a son
9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 9, at
Palm Beach Recreation. For in-
formation call Mrs. Charles
(Diana) Blauer, VE 8-7283.
* * *
IVAN S. BLOCH LODGE 1677
will hold its annual picnic Aug.
27 at Koepplinger Park, Eight
Mile, East of Greenfield. Member
families will be entertained by
games_ prizes and refresh-
ments for all.

Bnai Brith Plans Bond Projects

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arriages

SANDUBRAE - EMMER: T h e
marriage is announced of Lewis
Sandubrae, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Sandubrae, of 18081 Hub-
bell, and Miss Annette M. Em-
mer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Emmer, on Aug. 8. Mrs.
Jerry Emmer was matron of
honor. Best man was the bride-
groom's brother, Arnold Sandu-
brae. Maids of honor were Bar-
bara Silverman, Marsha Edel-
man, Mickey Grossberg and
Joyce Sandubrae. Ushers were
Michael Cooper, Sherwin Harris
and Henry Waronoff. Ring bear-
er was Master Allen' Sandubrae.
Rabbi Joshua . Sperka performed
the ceremony.
* *
GERSH - LENHOFF: On Sun-
day, at Beth Abraham Synagogue,
Allen Gersh, son of Mrs. Bessie
Gersh, of 3753 Elmhurst, and
Sandra M. Lenhoff, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lenhoff, of
4228 Monterey, were united in
marriage. Rabbi Joshua Sperka
and Cantor S. Ackerman per-
formed the ceremony.
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WALDMAN - DREYLINGER:
The marriage of Mollie Drey-
linger and Allen Waldman took
place Aug. 13 at Beth Abraham
Synagogue.
* * *
PORTNER - BERLAND: T h e
marriage vows of Dinah Sue Ber-
land and Marvin Mark Portner
were solemnized Aug. 22 in
waukee, Wis. Rabbi Dudl
'Weinberg and Cantor Sol
schuller officiated at the do
ring ceremony.
The newlyweds are th
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Ja
Berland of Shorewood, Wis
Mr.2, and Mrs. Harry Portn
Santa Rosa Dr.
The bride wore a gown of
white Chantilly lace fashioned
with a train of tiered ruffles.
Her mantilla veil was edged in
matching lace, and she carried
white orchids and stephanotis on
a Bible. _
Georgia Beth Berland, the
bride's sister, was maid of honor.
Brdesmaids,were Susan Friebert
of IVIilwaukee and H. Terry Mali-
kin of Silver Spring, Md.
Jordan Rossen, the bride-
groom's uncle, was best man.
Ushers were Stephan Blank, of
Pittsburgh, Pa., the bridegroom's
brother-in-law, David Horwitz of.
Highland Park, Ill. and Leonard
Portner, cousin of the bride-
groom. Junior usher was the
bride's brother, Lincoln Lewis
Berland.
After a honeymoon in Mexico
City, the newlyweds will reside
in Ann Arbor, where the bride-
groom is a senior at the Univer-
sity of Michigan Medical School
and the bride will complete her
studies.

Volunteers for Theater
Guild Needed by Young
Israel of Oak-Woods

Mrs. Morris (France) ,Tra-
of
ger, past
Oak-Woods, s
Young
e
• a irmanship of t
acce
Yo g Is el Theater Guild, an •
for volunteers to par ci-
as
ea-
p e in he newly-forme
group.
The first pl
is
r March, 1962,
ra
the Purim lies
1.
ctors, stage
nd
pub-
11
men or wo
are need-
ed.
I •
Ion, call Mrs.
Trager,
6-0543, or the Young
Israel Council office, UN 1-7691.

Find Hebrew Grave
from 8th Century China

LONDON, (JTA) — A Jewish
tombstone dating back to the
eighth century has been discov-
ered in the Chinese People's Re-
public, according to a report in
the Warsaw Folkstimme.
The directorate of the histori-
cal museum in Peking has sent a
copy of the inscription on the
tombstone—which is in Hebrew
—to archaeologists in Israel.

The

University of Michigan

Bureau of Appointments and Oc-
cupational Information 'received
over 17,000 requests for person-

nel to fill vacancies here and
abroad in educational institutions
last year.

At the Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith Council "Get
Acquainted" leadership dinner, hosted by the Detroit Israel
Bond Organization, plans were announced for the Bnai Brith
annual Bond effort in December, with Pisgah Lodge setting
the date of its annual Bond event on Dec. 4 and Marshall
Lodge on Dec. 12. From left: Hy Crystal, executive director
Bnai Brith Metropolitan Detroit council; Sam Bank, Isr
activities chairman; Abe Clayman of Des Moines, District o.
6 Bnai Brith Israel Committee chairman; Morris Dire eld,
Bnai Brith council president.
isz, member
the
national Bnai
and Leo
nser,
one of
ities co-ch men.

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eck poi •
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•oosters
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wards the filing
of her petition
for renomination
to the Co

imaries on
Sept. t. 12. Repre-
senting Detroit
22 Wards, 22
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City Cl
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_ Miss Beck is .taking a deep
interest in encouraging Jewish
voters to secure Absentee
Voter's ballots for the Sept. 12
election which occurs on the
second day of Rosh Hashanah,
and urges immediate applica-
tion for absentee ballots.

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Retires Today at 69

City employes yesterday gave
a party in honor of Henry War-
tosky, still "much too young to
quit" after 34 years as a Re-
corder's Court deputy.
He retires today, neverthe-
less, from his job as head of
records and files for early ses-
sions. At 69, Wartosky is ,four
years past the normal retire-
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