Frank Judd, controller of Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation, has been appointed to the Jewish Communal Affairs Committee of NV the American Jewish C o m- mittee, it has been an- nounced by A. M. Sonnabend, Committee . preside nt. , Sonnabend lauded Judd for his activi Judd ties in Jewish community affairs in Louisville, Ky., where he lives and works. Judd is vice president of the Louisville Bureau of Jewish Education. TERMANN, the paper's assist- ant city editor. * * RICHARD WEISS, a rabbinic student at Hebrew Union Col- lege—Jewish Institute of Reli- gion in Cincinnati, represented the Jewish Chautauqua Society as teacher-counselor at the Unitarian Micon Midwest Re- gional Conference of the Liberal Religious Group, held at Bridge- man, Mich. * * * David M. Blumberg of Knox- ville, Tenn., national chairman of the Bnai Brith Youth Organi- zation, received a community service citation from the Re- ligious Heri- tage of Amer- ica during the interfaith group's 13th annual pilgrim- mage to Wash- ington last week. Dr. Les- Blumberg ter 0.' Schriver, chairman of its board of trustees, made the presentation at a National Press Club luncheon. Blumberg, head of the 47,000 - member Jewish teen-age movement, was elected to RHA's board. Marriages SCHEY-JASLOVE: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jaslove of Steel Ave. announced the marriage of their daughter, Norma, to Joseph A. Schey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aron Schey of Rosemont Ave. The wedding took place June 29. * * * tion Bibe. Gayle Kirschner, sis- ter of the brdegroom, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Carol Manheim of Alliance, 0., cousin of the bride; Mrs. Rob- ert Weiss and Alice Ray. Junior bridesmaid was Jo Ann Wolf of Canton, 0., cousin of the bride. Stephen Mandell was best man. Ushers were Michael Manheim of Alliance, 0., cousin of the bride; Arthur Samuels, Alan Tabor and William Engel- man. The newlyweds departed for a two-week honeymoon in the east, including the Catskill Mountains. They will reside on Hubbell Ave. HIRSCHHORN-GOL D ST EIN: Susan Goldstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goldstein of Columbus, Ga., became the bride of Austin Hirschhorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hirschhorn of Kentucky Ave., in Columbus, Ga. Julie Goldstein served her sister as maid of honor. Dr. Jordan Burke of New York and Detroit was best man. Following a Cali- Want The Best? fornia honeymoon, the couple Ask the Folks Who've Had will make their home in Detroit. * * * SAM BARNETT KIRSCHNER - MEDVIN: Su- and His Orchestra zanne Ruth Medvin was wed to LI 1-2563 Gerald Marvin Kirschner in a double - ring ceremony per formed by Rabbi Harold Hahn PHOTOGRAPHY by on June 29 at the Raleigh BERNARD H. House. Parents of the newly- weds are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medvin of Murray Hill Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirschner of Wisconsin Ave. The bride wore KE 1-8196 Bar Mitzvahs — Weddings an empire style full-length gown of imported French silk organza over peau de soie with a chapel train. Venetian lace appliques detailed the gown and the single rose of organza which held her bouffant veil Z. MIKE GREEN'S of imported illusion. She car- MUSIC ried white orchids and lilies LI 8-4432 of the valley on her confirma- ********************* MRS. GERALD UZANSKY Frances Elinor Golden and Dr. Gerald Uzansky were mar- * * * ried in a ceremony performed JAMES J. FIELDING, with a by Rabbi Leo Goldman and Can- background of more than 23 tor Hyman Adler on June 16 years in the wholesale and re- at Cong. Shaarey Shomayim. tail drug business, has been .Parents of the newlyweds are named vice-president and direc- Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Golden, tor of marketing for Cunning- 24281 Scotta, Oak Park, and Mr. ham Drug Stores, Inc., it was and Mrs. Ben Uzansky, 20810 announced by Ray A. Shapero, Kenosha, Oak Park. company president. The bride wore a gown of * * * silk organza styled with a sa- MARTIN BARAHL of Detroit brina neckline of Alencon lace. has been elected to his 10th She carried two white orchids consecutive year as secretary- on her confirmation Bible. treasurer of the International Linda Golden served her sis- Association of Shrine Motor ■ .■ ter as maid of honor. Brides- Corps at its annual convention maids were Nancy Singer, cou- held last week in Chicago. sin of the bride, Diane Lewis * * * every and Carol Schwartz. Flowergirl BARNEY L. KEYWELL has I was Marsha Weinger. Morton been named chairman of the • Uzansky, brother of the bride- board of Samuel G. Keywell I 1 On the Air groom, served as best man. Co., scrap steel dealers. Ushers were Marshall Feuer, This Week's Radio and * * * Gerald Walters, Dr. Allen Shorr Television Programs LI 8-1116 and Dr. Gerald Sussman. Ring- • MOVIES • CANDIDS TO DWELL TOGETHER bearer was Steven Weinger. LI 8-2266 • BLACK & WHITE • COLOR Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday. After their return from a Station: WJBK (radio and honeymoon in Miami Beach, the television simultaneously). couple will reside on Schaefer NORMAN ALLAN & COMPANY ex- Feature: "Profile of Nazism Rd. tends to you a cordial invitation to come and Dictatorship," a discussion in and discuss a lovely new diamond ring, on psychological and social pendant, or any other fine jewelry item conditions which give rise to Gideon Paz Named with our Mr. Lipsitz. authoritarian individuals and Chief Fiscal Officer totalitarian societies will be in U.S. for Israel NORMAN ALLAN & COMPANY has a conducted by Rabbi Charles NEW YORK (JTA)—The Is- diamond sure to please everyone. Rosenzveig of the Port Huron rael Ministry of Finance has ap- Norman Podhoretz (left), Synagogue and Joseph Edel- pointed Gideon Paz chief fiscal The Norman Allan Company Building is located directly editor of Commentary, pub- man, director of the Culture officer in the United States for Mumford High School. There is free parking in our opposite lished in New York sponsored Commission, Jewish Community Israel. Paz replaced Samuel adjacent lot. Selinger, who completed his tour by the American Jewish Com- Council. * * * of duty. He had previously "Buy With Confidence." mittee, congratulated Abraham Time: 10 p.m. Saturday. served as assistant to the direc- Monk, editor of Comentario Station: WJLB. tor general of the Finance Min- on its tenth anniversary being Feature: Martin Rose, presi- istry and as legal adviser to the observed this year. Comentaria, published in Buenos Aires, dent of Shaarit Haplaytah, a Economic Minister of Israel to Diamontologists Gemolog ists .a.1111t21105.11. Argentina, in Spanish by the group composed of survivors of the United States. DI 11330 17540 WYOMING the holocaust, will discuss the Committee's Latin American The pipe organ in Convention office, is mojeled after Com- history and program of that " FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. OPEN THURSDAY Hall, Atlantic City, contains mentary and features articles organization. * * * 39,913 pipes. of cultural and social com- THE JEWISH HERITAGE ment. The American Jewish Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday. Committee also publishes Station: WCAR. Ammot, in Hebrew in Israel, IF YOU'VE NEVER BEEN TO A SALE AT JACK'S Feature: "Scenes from Is- and a Portuguese magazine, a suite by the distin- also named Comentario, in Rio rael," Then You Don't Know What You've Missed! guished Israeli composer Paul de Janeiro, Brazil. Ben-Haim, and his composition * * * "Songs Without Words," re- ALAN E. SCHWARTZ this corded in Jerusalem by the Kol week was elected chairman of Israel orchestra. * Arlan's Department Stores, Inc. MESSAGE OF ISRAEL Hyman Feinstein remains presi- Time: 11 a.m. Sunday. dent of the firm. Herbert Pales- tine was named secretary and Station: WXYZ. Feature: Dialogue between his brother, Lester Palestine, who resigned as chairman of Rabbi Chaim Essrog, director the board, remains a board of Union of American Hebrew Congregations, Adult Jewish member. * * * Education, and Rabbi Irwin Fantastic Savings! DR. SAMUEL S. HOLLEN- Blank of Temple Sinai of Tena- No holds barred! Entire Sum- DER, Chicago business leader, fly, N.J., on "Revelation." * * mer stock must go! Save as has been named general chair- much as 50% on everything ETERNAL LIGHT man for the Jewish Federa- on sale! Don't hesitate! Get Time: 11:45 a.m. Sunday. tion's 1963 campaign for with it NOW ! ! Station: WWJ. $6,448,000. ON ALL * * * Feature: Mark Van Doren, STEVE RUBINSTEIN, a professor emeritus of English Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Wear Wayne State University senior at Columbia University, and Maurice Samuel, author and and managing editor of the Lightweight Sport Coats Lightweight Slacks Collegian, campus newspaper, lecturer, will discuss the inter- esting aspects and interpreta- And a Host of Other Items was awarded the Sigma Delta Chi citation for outstanding tions of some of the less well achievement in journalism as known biblical characters. an undergraduate at the recent WE MUST CLEAR OUR MEN'S & BOY'S Probably the longest dry spell annual Daily Collegian banquet. WEAR SHELVES FOR WORKING HERSCHEL P. FINK, Collegian in the United States lasted from CREWS. editor-in-chief, was co-winner of October, 1912, to November, OAK PARK SHOPPING CENTER the Malcolm W. Bingay Award 1914-767 days. It happened in for "the outstanding journalism a California desert town. The graduate" with NICK DOT- ,town's name: Bagdad. r 1.00=1,04 11. 11 MIIWO i rVIIIIM O.MMI. O.IN.1.1.1•1. 0.111 INER M. G. M. Norman Allan Co. prr JACK'S 21 - THE DE TROIT J EWISH NEWS -- Friday, July, 19, 1963 People Make News Uzansky-Golden Vows Exchanged