Sandra Nucian Wed
to Robert B. Hecker
activities in Society
Cultural Foundation Sets
Awards for Israeli Artists
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Isaac Stern,
president of the American-Israel
Cultural Foundation, told a press
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pritz of Braille Ave. were honored on their conference here that the Founda-
40th wedding anniversary at a reception arranged by their children tion was planning a cultural award
Messrs. and Mesdames Philip Kaplan, Jerry Dunn, Frank Leaderman for Israeli artists. He said the an-
and Thomas Nessel, at the home of the K aplans on Adrian Ave., nual award would probably amount
Southfield, Sunday evening.
to 10,000 Israeli pounds ($3,333).
Stern said that the award would
Mr. Louis Levine, 2500 Annchester, will give a repeat perform-
ance of stories, commentaries and songs for the residents of the Jewish be conferred on "whoever does the
Home for the Aged Tuesday. His appearance has become an annual most, creatively, in Israel in music,
theater or writing." He explained
event at the home.
that the award was in line with
Mrs. Zygmunt Konigsberger, 15895 Harden, Southfield, recently the Foundation's goal "to make Is-
gave a tea at her home honoring her niece, Judith Ellen Jacobs, on her rael an ingathering not simply of
forthcoming marriage.
Jews but of the intellectual power
A surprise silver anniversary party was given Aug. 21 for Mr. and of Jews."
Mrs. Abe Alpert by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brickner of Norfolk
"You can always get the truth
Ave., sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al Holtz, and her brother
and sister-in-law Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Brickner. Guests included the Al- from an American statesman after
he has turned 70, or given up all
perts' three sons.
hope of the Presidency."
Judge and Mrs. George D. Kent have returned from Miami, Fla.,
—Wendell Phillips
where Judge Kent represented the Wayne County Common Pleas Court
at the American Bar Association's 88th annual meeting. While in Flor-
ida they visited with Mrs. Kent's sister, Mrs. Norman Emmer, and her
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Kolb (the former Joyce Howell) are moving
to Champaign, Ill., where Mr. Kolb, a June graduate of Wayne State
University, will attend the University of Illinois law school.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schreiber of W. Outer Dr. have just returned
from a family reunion in New York. The reunion was in honor of the
birth of their fourth grandchild, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Schreiber's
daughter Stephanie. Also present were Dr. and Mrs. Edward B. Gardner
and their three children.
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MRS. ROBERT HECKER
A dinner-dance followed the re-
cent ceremony at Adas Shalom
Synagogue which united Sandra
Ruth Nucian and Robert Barry
Hecker in marriage. Solemnizing
the ceremony were Rabbi Jacob
Segal and Cantor Nicholas Fena-
kel.
The couple's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Lew Nucian of Ohio Ave. and
Mrs. Alfred Hecker of Greenfield
Rd. and the late Mr. Hecker.
The bride's English net gown
was beaded in pearls and crys-
tals with flowers of Alencon
lace. Her headpiece was an origi-
nal creation designed to match
the gown, and she carried white
orchids and Stephanotis on her
confirmation Bible.
Mrs. David Miller served as her
sister's matron of honor, and Bar-
bara Goldberg was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Laurie Kosins,
Linda Gantz, Josette Cash and
Mrs. Sidney Weber. The bride-
groom's niece, Maxine Miller, was
junior bridesmaid.
Best man for his nephew was
Paul Monchnik. The bride's broth-
ers, Richard and Gary Nucian,
were ushers, along with David
Miller, Michael Krauss, Marvin
Zuchter, Bernard Wexler, Jerry
Harris and Howard Portugais, both
of Chicago, and Dr. Martin
Schwartz of New York. The bride-
groom's nephew, Loren Miller, was
junior usher.
After a wedding trip to the West
Coast, the couple will live in-South-
field.
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1965 cash collection review com-
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