THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, December 22, 1961 — 10
Katchman-Reiter
Rites Solemnized
MRS. GERALD KATCHMAN
The marriage vows of Patricia
Ann Reiter and Gerald William
Katchman were solemnized Dec.
14 at the Whittier Hotel. Dr.
Richard C. Hertz officiated at
the candlelight ceremony.
Parents of the bridal couple
are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reiter
of Littlefield Ave. and Mrs.
Nathan Katchman of Strath-
moor Ave. and the late Mr.
Katchman.
The bride chose a gown of
white peau de sore re-embroi-
dered with imported Alencon
lace. The gown had a sabrina
neckline, bodice trimmed with
pearls and sequins and long
sleeves.
Honor attendant was Judy
Cohen. Bridesmaids were Lana
Karbel and Natalie Block of
Chicago.
Best man was Al Br eye r.
Ushers were Al Hurwitz, Mich-
ael Reiter, brother of the bride;
and Jim Reiter of Ann Arbor,
cousin of the bride.
The couple departed for a
honeymoon in New York City
and will live on Manderson Rd.
Winning Team Selected
at Bridge Tournament
The Michigan Bridge Associa-
tion's annual contract bridge
"Knockout Team of Four" tour-
nament has selected the, team
that will represent Detroit at the
national tournament and at all
inter-city matches.
The team is composed of Dr.
William Greenburg, Irwin A.
Klar, Eugene A. Epstein, Her-
bert Ebner, Robert Schwartz and
Ronald Kottler.
Other major events included
the open pair, won by Ann Tau-
ber and her daughter Bee Meyer-
sohn, and the-men's pair, won by
S. Ray Jacobstein and William
Flashenberg. Audrey Melander
was a member of the winning
women's pair. •
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1-layim Greenberg Shule
Director to Lecture
li7oronoff-Katz
Troth Announced
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ctivities inociety
Movsas Goldoftas, principal and
director of the Hayim Greenberg
Shule will lecture on "The Tal-
mud, the Tanoim and Their Role
in Judaism" 9 p.m. Saturda y-. t
the Hayim Greenberg Center.
This is the _seeder
of
the season sponsored by Farba d
Branch TI to acquaint members
with basic chapt
history.
The 1-
e is o
he pub-
lic. Admi-
is
Leonard E. Baron has been named chairman of a concert by
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra to be sponsored by Congregation
Shaarey Zedek in honor of its centennial and of Jewish Music
Month. It will be held Jan. 28 in Ford Auditorium. Serving on the
committee with Baron are Messrs. and Mesdames Nathan Shur,
Oscar Kramer, Michael Stashower, Wilbur Stein, Sam Aaron, Jack
Belkin, Eli Benstein, Nathaniel Fellows, Bob Freedman, Morton
Grass, Samuel G. Harvith, R. I. Himelstein, George Lerner, Louis
Shiovitz, Max Somberg, Harvey Snider, Samuel Stulberg, Aaron
Taylor, Louis Tobin, Robert Wolok, Isadore Winkelman, Joseph
Gruber and Samuel Krohn.
Capt. Harvey B. Zalla, D.D.S., arrived home Dec. 22 on leave
for 10 days from Fort Dix, N.J., where he is stationed with Dental
Clinic 1B. He will be entertained by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Zalla, and brotherS, of 15250 Rosemary, Oak Park. Guests will
include Mr. and Mrs. J. Hirshman. Mr. and Mrs. S. Freedland and
daughter, -Mr. and Mrs. C. Zarentine, Dr. Ruben Wisnudel and
his grandmother, Airs. Ruth Zalla.
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Perlman (Beryl Kramer) will
make their home on Indiana Ave.
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MISS SHARON WORONOFF
At a recent family dinner,
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Mr. and Mrs. Barney Woronoff
of WeSthampton Ave., Oak Park,
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Sharon Marilyn,
to Morley Bernard Katz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Katz of Pas-
adena Ave.
Herzlia municipality was issued
The future bridegroom attend-
by the mayor of that Israeli com-
ed the Detroit Institute of Tech-
munity, F. Izhar.
cry. A June 10 wedding is
In the course of his bri
d.
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here, Zeitani also and
For Quality CLEA NG
set up a committe
ssist in
the advancement
oject for
the building o
otel and hotels
in Israel a
for the develop-
ment of
'esort area at Bat
Yam no far from Tel Av .
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Zeitani id that lower costs
the
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of your wedding
mote and specia
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for
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to v ation then
peri is making
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prole in Israel.
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offices
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s undertaken
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the motel-hotel task at Bat Yarn.
It has received the endorsement
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neat Israeli leaders.
Zeitani Commissioned to Locate
Detroiters Who Own- Israel Land;
Sponsors New Motel-Hotel Project
David Zeitani, who is known
to many Detroiters as the super-
visor of activities here for the
League for Religious Labor in
Israel for a
number of
years, visited
Detroit this
week in an ef-
fort to locatey
Detroiters who
own land that
is vitally need-'
ed for re-devel-
opment in Is-
rael.
Zeitani has
been commis-
sioned by the
Municipality of
Herzlia to get
information'
about Detroit
Jews who own
Zeitani
land there and
wish to assign it for re-develo
ment. Other communities
commissioned Zeitani to a
formation about Detroi
wish to sell their Is
sions.
Among those
asked. to loca
Schechter, 1
and L. S. S
are those t
than 15 ye
xious to locate
"We are
these and oth people w have-
neglected to k
in touch wi
municipalities an
x office
who own land that more
valuable than when they first
purchased it," Zeitani said.
His commission from the
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