Howard Lear Will Highlight Party Ending Iladassali Eye Bank Drive
Marriages
rec ntly- retu ned from a C rib-
and Mrs. ;Newton B. ernstein
BERNSTEIN-BEITMAN: Mr.
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Kosher Meat & Poultry Market
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PURIM 'SHALACHMONES
Mrs. Zitomer
Lear
Detroit Chapter Hadassah will
culminate its • Eye Bank Cam-
paign with a party 12:45 p.m.
March 27 at the Mercury The-
ater, announced Mrs. Harold
Hoffman.
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PLASTIC
SLIPCOVERS
Pepper Movie Party
The James 1\1. Pepper School
Parent-Teacher Association will
hold a two-hour movie party 1
p.m. Saturday at the school on
Church and Dartmouth in Oak
Park. Dee-Doe the Clown will
also provide entertainment, ac-
cording to Mrs. Morton Mellen,
chairman. Tickets will be avail-
able at the door.
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49`
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CORN
69c
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man. The n wlyweds are the
stein. Rab i Mor is Adler_ and Ave. and the late Jacob Bern- Jacob Bernstein of Col ingwo d Beitman of A ton Rd. and Mrs.
children of Dr. and Mrs. Max
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Crpkg.
crown held her fingertip veil of Alencon lace. A matching lace of silk mist.and re- mbroider d The bride wore a Bianchi gown
at he double-ring cer mony.
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Fresh, Smoked
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DAIRY DEPT.
Rd.
ing their home on Lahser usher. The n wlyweds are
brother of the bride, was junior was best man. Robert Beitman, maid of hon r. Henry Gord n si ter of the bridegro m, was stephanotis. Lenore B rnstein, with p ael nopsi orchids and
Confirmation Bible adorned silk lusion. She car ied her
tir ea
two-and one-half times as large
as Michigan residents.
lb.
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stein s the former Shirley Beit-
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Out-of-state students at the
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wed ing on Jan. 28. Mrs. Bern- United Sta es, fol wing their bean cruise aboard the S
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•Good Friday, Saturday and Sunday Onlyl
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SASLAV - HEILIGMAN: Ann
Frances Heiligman was wed to
Isidor Saslav March 12 in the
Beck Chapel of the University
of Indiana, in Bloomington.
They are the children of Dr.
and Mrs. Haskell Heiligman and
Mrs. Shirley Saslay. The bride
is a graduate of Curtis Institute
of Music in Philadelphia, Pa.,
and attended Vienna Conserva-
tory of Music in Vienna, Austria.
She is a graduate assistant in
piano in the music department
of Indiana University. The
bridegroom, -a member of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
for five seasons, is a graduate
of Wayne State University. He
is a graduate assistant in violin
in the music department at
Indiana University.
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HAGA - SERLIN: Marjorie
Toba Serlin became the bride
of Lt. William James Haga in
a double-ring ceremony per-
formed Jan. 28 at Temple Israel
by Rabbi Leon Fram. Parents
of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Haga of Milford and
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin I. Serlin
of Westbrook Ave. The bride
wore a gown of peau de soie
with elbow-length sleeves. The
sabrina neckline was etched
with Alencon lace. Inserts of
lace and seed pearls adorned
the princess style full skirt
which fell into a chapel train.
A Swedish crown held her short
bouffant veil and she carried
her Consecration Bible with
white orchids and stephanotis.
Susan Ellen Bloom was maid
of honor. Junior bridesmaids
were Pam Haga and Paula Haga,
sisters of the bridegroom. The -
bridesmaids were Louise Nathan
of Chicago and Mrs. Leonard
Sudakin. John Ohlson of Ft.
Lee, Va., was best man. Ushers
were Ronald Serlin, brother
of the bride; Lt. Steve Forsten-
zer of Turner Air Force Base,
Ga., and James Rodwel, cousin
of the bridegroom. The couple
are residing in Scotland, where
Lt. Haga is stationed at the
U. S. Air Force Base Hospital
at Prestwick.
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PAROLY-GOLLMAN: Dr. and
Mrs. Maurice D. Gollman an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Susan Elaine, to Dr.
Ronald S. Paroly, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cyril Paroly of Irv-
ington, N.J., took place Feb. 20
at Temple Beth El. Rabbi Rich-
ard C. Hertz officiated.
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WALTS-WINSTON: Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice M. Winston of
Kingswood Dr. announce the
marriage of their daughter. Lois
Rogers, to Harry Phillip Waits
of Lansing.
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Prizes will include two ori-
the event,
,
Also highlig hting
Featured will be Howard
Lear, Broadway singing star of according to Mks. Abel Zitomer, ginal oil paintings contributed
"Carousel," "Guys and Dolls," will be a fashion show with by Mrs. Ben Mossman. All Eye
"Damn Yankee," "Oklahoma" members serving as models. Bank contributors are elegible
They are Mesdames Morton to attend. Non-members also
and "Pajama Game."
Baker, Simon Kaplan, Seymour are invited to participate in
Karbal, Irving Laker, Myron filling a bank. "Eye Banks" will
Report Fewer Unpaid Milgrom, Harold Patrick, Ger- be mailed upon request to the
Office, BR 3-5441,
Pledges to Federations ald Rosen, Irving Rosenberg, Hadassah be
turned in at the
Donald Schiller, Gerald Starler and can
The backlog of unpaid pledges and Harvey Willens.
party.
to community campaigns in the
United States and Canada was
reduced an average of five per
cent in 1961, it was reported by
Louis P. Smith of Boston, na-
tional chairman of the cash col-
lection committee of the Coun-
cil of Jewish Federations and
UN 1-7237
1 18275 WYOMING
Welfare Funds.
The total amount collected by I
Under Strict Supervision of . Vaud Harabonim
79 communities (exclusive of
New York) in 1961 was 22 per
cent greater than in 1960, de-
spite a drop of 2.6 per cent in
OF YOUR
NO /0 PURCHASE PRICE
pledges. The sum of $69,480,470
exceeded the total collected in
.001-U PON ONLY,
1960 by $1,897,077.
The Allied Jewish Campaign
lb.
collection campaign in Detroit 1
was highly successful.