THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, May 10, 1963 — 24
Richard Aptekar
Plays Part in
`Mary Sunshine'
People Make News
RICHARD APTEKAR
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Richard Aptekar sings, dan-
ces and acts his way through
"Little Mary Sunshine," the
musical spoof currently at the
Vanguard Playhouse.
A Wayne State University
student, Aptekar is a member
of the Detroit Jewish News edi- •
torial staff. Though his role
in "Sunshine" is his first ven-
ture as an actor, he has ap-
peared in concert on many
stages with the Wayne State
Men's Glee Club and has sung
in other choir groups, including
that of Cong. Ahavas Achim.
Bar Mitzvahs
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gilbert,
2684 Cedarbrook, Cincinnati, 0.,
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, James Allah, will be
observed 9 a.m. May 11 at Cong.
Adath Israel, Cincinnati.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Plasko of
Archdale Ave. announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Gary Lawr-
ence, will be observed Saturday
at Cong. Ahavas Achim.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ira Silver an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Cary Alan, will be observed
at services tonight at Temple
Beth Jacob of Pontiac.
Col. Pinchas Amir, on leave
from his duties as Military Gov-
ernor of the :••••••
Negev, just ar-
rived in the
United States
to undertake a
two - year mis-
sion as a rep-
resentative of
the Jewish Na-
tional Fund of
America on
the West Coast.
Colonel Amir's
activities in
this country
Amir
will be concen-
trated on the Foundation for the
JNF, which enables American
Jews to link their names with
the Holy Land by establishing a
JNF project in Israel through a
bequest in their wills or the as-
signment of their insurance.
Dr. KENNETH L. SHMARAK
addressed the Michigan State
Dental Association convention
Monday on the topic "The Diffi-
cult Child."
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ISAAC GOTTLIEB of Brook-
lyn, a freshman at Yeshiva Col-
legt, tied for first place in the
World Bible Contest for Jewish
Youths held April 29 in Jerusa-
lem. He will share first prize
of 4,000 Israeli pounds with
three other youths from Can-
ada and Israel, the money to be
used for tuition and books while
studying in Israel.
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The World Jewish Congress
has named FRITZ BECKER, of
Rome, to be its representative
at the third session of the inter-
governmental committee- of the
World Food Program. The _ses-
sion will be held at the UN Food
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and Agriculture Organization
ROBERT GOLDFARB, vice Headquarters in Rome, May 13-
president and general manager
of L. H. Luckoff & Co., Inc.. ad-
vertising agency, addressed the
McGEORGE BUNDY, special
student body of Oak Park High assistant to the President for na-
School, Wednesday, during the tional security, will deliver the
school's Careers Day program.
12th annual commencement td-
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dress at Brandeis University on
Col. EUGENE F. ELLIOTT June 9.
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has joined Atlantic Utilities
Corporation as assistant to the
ADLAI E. STEVENSON, U.S.
president, it was announced by Ambassador to the United Na-
PAUL ZUCKERMAN, chairman tions will receive the American
of the board of directors.
Jewish Committee's American
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Liberties Medalion at the Com-
Rabbi SHELDON GORDON mittee's 56th annual meeting,
of Temple Emanuel, Duluth, May 16-19, at Hotel Commodore,
Minn., will represent the Jewish New York.
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Chautauqua Society as lecturer
at Suomi College in Hancock,
HENRY FEINBERG, psychol-
Mich., Monday. He will speak ogist at-the Florence Crittenton,
at assembly at 9:50 a.m. on the Maternity Home, was elected
subject "The Religious Dimen- president, and MRS. ROBERT
sion of Humanism."
S. (JOSEPHINE) DREWS and
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MARTHA STEINMETZ, board
JACK FAXON, DAVID MIL- members, of the Michigan
LER, DR. LUIN NORD and Chapter of the American Socie-
HAROLD NORRIS will be ty of Group Psychotherapy and
among those to be honored at Psychodrama of which Dr.
the Democratic fund-raising din- Robert S. Drews is president
ner, May 25, at UAW Hall on emeritus.
West Warren. Zolton A. Feren-
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cy, Democratic state chairman,
MARSHALL K E L T Z has
will be guest speaker.
been elected c,h a n c e l l o r
LARRY SKLAR, vice-chancel-
lor; GERALD DENT, master of
rolls; SPENCER PATRICH,
bursar; and RICHARD KOMER,
April 24—To Mr. and Mrs. secretary of the Om i c r o n
Nathan Brodsky (Bernice Wein- Chapter of Tau Epsilon Rho
traub) of Gardner Ave., 0 a k Legal Fraternity at Wayne
Park, a daughter, Shelly Ilene State University.
Brodsky.
Annottn,cements
May 1 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Michael L. Sklar (Ruth Levin)
of Cambridge, Mass., a son,
Philip Charles.
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April 30 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Yaker-- -(Elaine Cohen),
14040 W. Ten Mile, Oak- Park, a
son, Bradford Thomas.
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April 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kobylanski (Diane Wal-
lach), 24359 Rensselaer, Oak•;
Park, a daughter, Susan Risa.
April 28 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Pack (Betty Levine),
25605 Grand Concourse, South-.
field, a daughter, Sandra Robin.
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April 28 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Sander Papo (Barbara Mala-
mud), 20250 Gilchrist, a son:
Brian David.
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April 18—To Dr. and Mrs.
Berton L. London (Beverly
Falk), of Nadine Ave., Hunting-
ton Woods, a daughter, Laura
Louise.
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April 16 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Easton E. Brodsky (Linda Kay
Victor), 25498 Parsons, South-
field, a son, Dennis Aron.
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April 15—To Dr. and Mrs.
Arnold H. Aaron (Iris Breit-
berg (formerly of Chicago, Ill.),
3272 COolidge, Royal Oak, a
daughter, Joanne Miriam.
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Y.I. of Greenfield Will
Hold Melave Malkeh
Young Israel of Greenfield
will hold a Melave Malkeh for
members and friends 9 p.m.
Saturday at the synagogue.
Women's League officers will
be installed.
Featured will be a discussion
by youth leaders of the Young
Israel movement on "How Can
Youth Be Drawn Into The
Young Israel Movement in
S u b u r b i a?" Rabbi Joshua
Sperka will be moderator of the
panel. Mrs. Joe Gittleman is in
charge of social arrangements.
April 13—To Dr. and Mrs.
Jerry Mark Shuck (Carole Polin- Schulze Council Meets
sky, formerly of Detroit), 504
Louis Rosenzweig, president
Clinton Springs, Cincinnati, 0., of the Schulze Community
a daughter, Gail Ellen.
Council, will present a progress
report at the annual meeting 8
April 13—To Mr. and Mrs. p.m. Tuesday at Fellowship
Irwin Abraham Ring (Helen Hall, Outer Drive Faith Luth-
Sue Chayet), 24733 Rensselaer,
Oak Park, a son, Robert Bryan.
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April 9—To Dr. and Mrs.
Lawrence H. Wilk (Helen Gold-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Iden, 10008
man), 1122 Western, Ann Ar-
Elgin, Huntington Woods, an-
bor, a son, Andrew James.
nounce the Bas Mitzvahs of their
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daughter, Linda Marlene, will
April 8—To Mr.
Harry Waits (Lois Winston) be observed at services the eve-
East Lansing, a daughter, ning of May 10 at Cong. Beth
Shalom.
Lauren Zee.
Bas Mitzvahs
Gold Avui. ve rsa
for Mr.-Mrs. Mitz
MR. and MRS. SOLOMON MITZ
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Mitz,
18226 Griggs, will observe their
golden wedding anniversary
Sunday at a party to be given
in their honor by their children.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitz were mar-
ried April 23, 1913, in Poland.
They have two sons, Michael
and Dave; a daughter, Mrs.
Harry Solish; and six grand-
children.
Criterion Club Will
Hold `Maytime Ball'
The Criterion Club will hold
a "Maytime Ball" 8:30 p.m. Sat
urday at Cong. Beth Abraham,
it was announced by executive
secretary Sara Applebaum, chair-
men of the event.
Music for the occasion will be
provided by Phil Peralta and his
orchestra with Jimmy Angel
doing the vocals. Social mixers
will be directed by Mickey Stern
with refreshments and entertain-
ment arranged for the dance in-
termission. The public is invited.
Elect Spoon Captain
of Mumford Ball Club
Robert Spoon has been elect-
ed captain of the Mumford
High School baseball team.
A senior, this is his third
season with the club, beginning
as shortstop and now center-
fielder. His batting average has
been consistently over 300.
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Spoon, 5235 W. Outer
Dr., Robert has also played for
League in which his father last
three years in the Babe Ruth
year was coach of the champ-
ionship team.
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