Yiddish-Hebrew Program Is Listed
for '65 Book Fair at Jewish Center

Judith
New Mrs. Greenberg

Mrs. Morris Friedman, chair- I an I. L. Peretz evening Nov. 20.
man of the Jewish Community1Guest speaker will be author
Center's Yiddish-Hebrew Commit- Chaim Grade.
tee for Book Fair, announced her
A program of Israeli and Yiddish
committee's program plans for the I music will be presented and chil-
November event. dren from the United Yiddish
Headlining the program will be Schools wil 1perform a play in
Yiddish.
Throughout the nine-day Book
MUSIC UNIQUE
Fair (Nov. 13-21), the committee
FOR EVERY OCCASION
will exhibit and sell Yiddish lan-
guage and Israeli literature. The
20-man committee is completing
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
selection of the books and record-
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ings to be exhibited.
The Book Fair's general chair-
man is Mrs. Victor Shiffman.
The opening program of the Fair,
Nov. 13, according to Mrs. Shiff-
man, will feature Leo Schwarz,
whose popular book, "The Jewish
Caravan," was recently reprinted
on the occasion of the 13th an-
niversary of its original publica-
tion date.
The Book Fair will be held at
the Center's main building on
Meyers.
Nearly 7,000 books of Jewish
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interest will be exhibited.

WAYNE, 24280 Dante,
Oak Park, has qualified for the
1965 Metrop o 1 i t an Millionaires
Club for the sixth consecutive
year, by placing over a million
dollars of life insurance from Jan.

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MRS. LAWRENCE GREENBERG

Beth Aaron Synagogue was the
setting for the wedding of Judith
Rosenberger and Lawrence Green-
berg, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Maximilian Rosenberger of Pine-
hurst Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Benj-
amin Greenberg of West Palm
Beach, Fla.
The bride wore a hoop-skirt gown
of tiered lace studded with crys-
tal beads. Her crown was designed
to match the beading on the gown
and was set off by a chapel train.
She carried orchids and Stephan-
otis on her confirmation Bible.
Mrs. Fernando Salcedo served
as her sister's matron of honor;
Amy Fleischer was the maid of
honor; and Laurie Salcedo, the
bride's niece, was flower girl.
Mrs. Joseph Rosenberger, the
grandmother, • also was in attend-
ance.

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Self-improvement and modeling
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In the bridegroom's party were
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his brother, Jay Greenberg; his
grandfather, Jack Schneider; his
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Following a dinner-dance, the
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