Fr iday, January 10, 1964—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S-22
Beresh-Cooper
Troth Announced
Marriages
Schafler-Kingston
Troth Announced
Midwinter Concert Set by Jewish Folk Chorus
The annual midwinter concert
of the Jewish Folk Chorus will
be held 8 p.m. Sunday at the
Community Arts Auditorium,
Wayne State University.
Highlight of the program will
be the cantata "Fun Vigleid biz
Zigleid" (From Cradle to Vic-
tory). Narrated in English by
Richard Green, the cantata will
feature guest artist Cantor Har-
old Orbach of Temple Israel. He
also will be soloist in "Lincoln's
Gettysburg Address."
On the program, too, will be
a program of Yiddish, English
and Hebrew folk songs by the
youth chorus. Director is Har-
vey Schreibman; accompanist,
Lois Craige.
Tickets will be available at
the box office the evening of
the concert, or call DI 1-9231.
MINDELL-SHAPIRO: Judith
Phyllis S h a p i r o became the
bride of Bernard Mindell in a
ceremony Dec. 22 at the Shera-
ton Cadillac Hotel. The couple
are the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Shapiro of Warrington
Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Min-
den. of Prest Ave. Matron of
honor was Mrs. Ronald (Judith)
London, the bridegroom's sis-
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ter, of Livonia. Maid of honor
was Diane Shapiro, the bride's
sister. Bridesmaids were Phyllis
Martin, Sandra Forman and
Mrs. Robert (Gail) Wilensky.
Best man was Milton Mindell,
brother of the bridegroom.
Ushers were Dr. Julian Kutin-
MAN,
sky, Dr. Mark Eckhouse of
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and Bernard Naftaly. After a MRS. WILLIAM KINGSTON
honeymoon in New York, the
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The couple • are the children
Carolyn Swarin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Swarin, of Dr. and Mrs. Murray Berg- 10
19190 Lauder, became the bride man of Warrington Dr. and
of . Howard Paul Jacobs, 17301 Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kingston
Greenlawn, on Dec. 29 at of Pierson Ave.
Temple Israel. Mrs. William
The bride wore a gown of
Steiner, sister of the bride- white slipper satin with a train
groom, served as matron of falling from the shoulder. Her
honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. veil was held. in place by orange
Arnold Sandubrae, Mrs. Ronald blossoms and pearls.
Krome, Lorraine Sandubrae,
Leslie Schafler, the bride's
Mrs. David Jacobs and Marilyn sister, served as maid of honor.
Levin. Sheldon Brenner was Bridesmaids were Suzanne
best man. Ushers were Dr. Bergman, Lucille Kingston and
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David Jacobs, Dr. Norman Harriet Eserow. Ronald Kings-
Jacobs, Stuart Jacobs, Michael ton served his brother as best
Swarin, William Steiner and man. Ushers were Irving Kings-
ton, Michael Hoffer, Michael
Gary Sanders.
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Mitnick and Kenneth Gordon.
STEIN-ASKINAS: Elaine Ruth
Following a honeymoon in
Askinas and Talbert Sheldon Key West and Miami Beach, the
Stein were wed Dec. 22 at the couple will reside on Appleton
Bay Shore `,4,nagogue. The Rd.
Pecked In pure vegetable oil to bring out
couple are the children of Mr
the finest flavor and tenderness.
and Mrs. Benjamin Askinas of
Bay Shore, Long Island, N.Y.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Herman J.
Stein of Meyers Ave. The bride
Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. La-
wore a gown of white silk crepe
appliqued with Chantilly lace. koff announce the engagement
She wore a crown of pearls over of their daughter, Myra Nan, to
an illusion veil. She carried a Robert Stephan Rich, son of
bouquet of white stephanotis. Mrs. Maurice H. Rich of New
Wendy Askinas, sister of the York and the late Mr. Rich.
bride, was maid of honor. Her Miss Lakoff was graduated from
other sister, Karen, was a brides- Radcliffe College, received her
maid. Best man was Roy David master's degree in economics
Stein, brother of the bridegroom. from Yale University and is
Following a brief honeymoon in presently a candidate for a doc-
See and taste how oodles a
New York, the young newlyweds torate there. Her fiance is a
onion flavor makes these snap.
returned to their studies at graduate of Cornell University
apart matzohs a welcome
Brandeis University. They are and the Yale University Law
change from bread . . . go
hand-in-hand with soups, fish,
making their home at 23C Saga- School and is an associate of
main .dishes! The snack su-
more Way, Waltham 54, Mass. the firm of Shearman and Ster-
preme . gives new life and
ling in New York.
delicate zest to dips and
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Students to Hear Topic
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robbins,
on Jewish Family Life of Greenlawn Ave., announce
Onion flavor does it!
Rabbi James Gordon of Oak the engagement of their daugh-
Woods Young Israel will teach ter, Lois Bunny, to Bert Pohl,
a class on Jewish family life at son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hillel House, 4841 Second, 2:30 Pohl, of Mark Twain Ave. A
p.m. Tuesday. All Wayne State spring wedding is planned.
University students are invited.
The event is sponsor ed by
Courses Are Scheduled
Yavneh Organization.
Proprietors of
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MISS LORETTA BERESH
Mr. and Mrs. Myer Beresh of
Hilton Ave., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Loretta, to Gerald M.
Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Cooper of Gardner Ave.,
Oak Park.
The bride-elect is a senior in
special education at Wayne
State University. Her fiance is
a graduate of the School of
Business Administration at
Wayne State University. A June
22 wedding is planned.
Chaim Weizmann Unit
Slates Special Meeting
Chaim Weizmann Society will
hold a special meeting 9 p.m.
Monday at Cong. Beth Yehudah.
Newly elected officers to be
installed are Morris Silver, pre-
sident; Joseph Newmark, vice,
president; Peter Beitman, treas-
urer; Louis Katz and Louis H.
Bogrow, secretaries.
Louis Rosenberg, who was
president of the society for six
years, has been elected honor-
ary president.
Refreshments will be served.
and his
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