Mandell-Silberman
Vows Set for Oct. 10
Danny Raskin's
Marilyn Ilene Forman
Bride of Sanford Guss
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Portraiture of Distinction
For Your Weddings
Formals - Candids - Direct Color
MISS ROSANN MANDELL
Mrs. Lillian Mandell of Green-
field Ave., Oak Park, announces
the engagement of her daughter
Rosann to Richard Silberman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Silber-
man of Cherrylawn Ave.
Mr. Silberman is attending Wayne
State University Business School
and is affiliated with Tau Epsilon
Phi Fraternity.
An Oct. 10 wedding is planned.
Brevities
At a meeting of the board of
directors of DWG Cigar Corp.,
July 23, ROBERT S. GORDON,
president of DWG, was elected
chairman of the board and chief
executive officer, succeeding Mor-
ton M. Lapides, who continues as
a director and a member of the
executive committee.
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"CINERAMA-SOUTH SEAS AD-
VENTURE" is the next attraction
at the Cinerama Music Hall. Open-
ing date has been set for Aug.
11, 8:30 p.m., according to E. E.
Grew, manager. Tracing the voy-
ages of great South Seas explor-
ers like Captain James Cook and
Captain William Bligh of the ill-
fated "Bounty," this C i n e r am a
production is the story of an ex-
pedition by the sailing schooner
"Te Vega," luxury lines "Lurline"
and by airplane. Landfalls on the
journey of adventure are Hawaii,
Tahiti, Tonga, Fiji, New Hebrides,
Australia and New Zealand.
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The fourth and final production
of the STRATFORD FESTIVAL'S
13th season, Anton Chek ho v's
"THE CHERRY ORCHARD," had
its opening on Monday.
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Psychologist HENRY F E I N-
BERG, 15886 LaSalle, was recent-
ly elected to a third consecutive
term as president of the Michigan
Chapter of the American Society
of Group Psychotherapy and Psy-
chodrama. Dr. Feinberg is a clin-
ical psychologist for the United
Jewish Charities and Florence Crit-
tenton Hospital.
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ROBERT TELL, assistant admin-
istrator of Sinai Hospital, will be
advanced to Membership status in
the American College of Hospital
Administrators, August 29 in San
Francisco. The honor will - be ac-
corded at the College's 31st annual
convocation ceremony to be held
in the Masonic Memorial Temple.
The Convocation precedes the an-
nual meeting of the College, held
in conjunction with the convention
of the American Hospital Associa-
tion.
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LEONARD J. OSTROW, sales
manager for Bartell Broadcasting
Corp., which operates seven radio
stations throughout the United
States, was greeted by Mayor Cava-
nagh while on a visit with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ostrow,
20521 - St. Marys. Ostrow, recog-
nized as one of the nation's lead-
ing young salesmen, is now a resi-
dent of Forest Hills, L.I.
Horse-pulling contests are re-
turning to the Michigan State Fair
this year. They'll be held Sept.4.
The fair runs from Aug. 27 through
Sept. O.
. . . Memories flowed until the wee
hours of morning . . . The younger
generation was represented by 19-
year-old Joel Saxe, up and coming
talent who sang and played the
guitar in fine style ... Young Joel
has a general repetoire of folk and
regular songs to display in what it
takes to go places in show biz.
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CHARLES FIELDS had good
reason for jumping with joy
when he couldn't find his golf
ball after teeing off on the 18th
hole at Lancaster Hills .. • It was
already in the cup! .. . Chuck
had scored a. hole-in-one on the
120 yarder! . . . The ace became
contagious . .. Next day, neigh•
bor Paul Rein, across the street
on Hartwell, shot a 130-yard hole-
in-one at Rackhain . . . Chuck's
wife Betty, has to take a back
seat now in their golfing conver-
sations .. Paul is a bachelor.
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AT RECENT WEDDING of Bryce
Leikerman and Shelly Harnick,
numerous guests from England dis-
played the dance craze sweeping
Great Britain, called, "Knees Up,
Mrs. Brown". . . To extend the
friendly hand of diplomacy, they
were shown the American dance
craze, "The Hully Gully" done Li-
vonia style...(It's like the national
pastime in Livonia!)
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ALWAYS LOT of fun at annual
splash party by Knights of Pythias,
Detroit Lodge 55, home of Ester
and Bernard Bolton July 28, with
members and wives invited.
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MURIEL GREENSPON, mezzo
soprano, has the role of Mrs. Beck-
big in "Mahoganny" at Avon The-
ater in Stratford, Ontario.
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BEA LELAND TOOK four large
branches, cemented each into a 3
lb. coffee can, and decorated them
accordingly. . . Result: they are
"palm trees" for Fun Unlimited's
Luau, Aug. 14, in back yard of
non-member Rose Harwick, 18451
Oakfield. . . The trees are 6' tall
and complete the setting of fish
nets, leis and Oriental food, . .
Fun Unlimited started last October
at the Jewish Center for single men
and women, and now meets at
Workmens Circle... President Jack
Jacobowitz has resigned with good
reason — he's getting married. . .
Will soon wed member Dora Ler-
chin. . . In the meantime, Bea, as
first vice president, is the group's
leader.
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BOXER DOG owned by Phyllis
and Arthur Rader, "Capitol Hill's
Party Girl," was recently judged
at a New York show and selected
as an American champion.
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HOW HIGH CLASS Can You Get
Dept. . . Imagine sepia parking lot
attendants in black tie and tuxedo!
. . . This was at recent marriage of
Bernie Glieberman and Sandee
Lachman at Temple Israel . . .
Bernie is son of Gertrude Glieber-
man and Sandee is daughter of
Bertha and Harold Lachman of the
parking lot family .. So high class
too, that even Irving Lachman,
whose wife Shirley has a hard time
getting to even wear a tie, was
bedecked for the occasion—in black
tie and tuxedo. . . and that's some-
thing!
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NOVEL IDEA for garden cock-
tail party was recent fun-fest by
Rita and Marty Weston in South-
field .. . Invitees were friends of
long standing, 20 and 25 years, for
a nostalgic evening of reminiscing
SIDNEY RAIZMAN, 18674 Free-
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Friday, July 30, 1965-23
"Lives in Storm" in Tel Aviv. It
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Here he has taught Hebrew and i FOR FURNITURE?
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Marilyn Ilene Forman and San-
ford Guss were united in marriage
at recent ceremonies in Cong.
Ahavas Achim. Rabbi Seymour
Panitz officiated, with Cantor
Nicholas Fenakel. Soloist was the
bride's cousin, Muriel Greenspon
of the New York City Opera Co.
The couple are the children of
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Forman, 19308
Chapel, and Mr. and Mrs. David
J. Guss, 18863 Purlingbrook, Liv-
onia.
The bride wore a Bianchi gown
of peau de soie with a scoop neck
and cap sleeves. A design of seed
pearls and crystal beads accented
the chapel-train gown, and the bride
wore a bouffant veil of silk illu-
sion with a pill box trimmed in seed
pearls. She carried a prayer book
covered with an orchid and Step-
hanotis.
Attending the bride were Sha-
ron Forman, the maid of honor,
Miss Greenspan, Janice Wapner
and the bridegroom's sisters,
Mrs. Arthur Nisenbaum and
Arlene Guss.
Best man was Dr. Stanley Hal-
prin, and ushers were David Chat-
lin, Arthur Nisenbaum, Arthur
Elkin and Edward Miller.
A honeymoon trip to Jamaica
and Miami Beach followed the wed-
ding reception at the synagogue.
The couple plans to live on Shia-
wassee Ave.
NY State to Start Use
of U.S. Fund-Assisted
Religious Schools
ALBANY, N.Y. (JTA) — Dr.
James E. Allen, New York State's
commissioner of education, issued
a ruling holding that religious
school pupils will be permitted to
attend special public school classes
financed entirely by the federal
government under the new aid-to-
education act passed recently by
Congress..
Dr. Allen's ruling also held
that public schools can now use
federal funds to assign teachers
to sectarian schools under the
"shared time" plan; can pur-
chase supplies and equipment
for programs within parochial
schools; can rent classrooms in
sectarian schools to conduct pro-
grams for children from all
schools.
Jewish religious leaders imme-
diately hailed Dr. Allen's ruling.
Moses I. Feurstein, president of
the Orthodox Jewish Congrega-
tions of America, stated: "The
Orthodox Jewish community wel-
comes this ruling because, under
it, the greatest possible benefits of
the federal education act will be
made available without discrimina-
tion to the maximum number of
children, regardless of their school
affiliation."
However, the American Jewish
Congress is on record as having
stated that it would challenge the
constitutionality of the federal act
on the grounds that it violates the
principle of separation of church
and state.
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