24—Friday, July 1, 1966
Brides Waite D own Aisle
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Public School Teachers At tend UHS Seminar ,
The United Hebrew Schools this co-ordinate and lead several of the
week began its six-week seminar lectures on "Contemporary Jewish
for public school teachers who Problems" scheduled for Tuesdays
teach non-linguistic subjects for and Thursdays.
the UHS schools.
The program began as an experi-
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ment last summer and has proved
successful in alleviating the teach-
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er shortage by releasing teachers
for subjects which require a more
thorough knowledge of Hebrew.
COOLIDGE AT 9 MI.
The subjects include the fol-
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lowing: Jewish History, with
special emphasis on curriculum
integration and projection of
material for classroom use, with
Music the Sfein•Way .:
instructor, Dr. Irving Panush;
DICK STEIN .
Great Books Seminar, an analy-
tical survey of the literary and
&ORCHESTRA
philosophical genius of the Jew-
ish people, instruct o r, Prof.
Shlomo Marenof; and Hebrew.
MRS. JOSEPH SCHNEIDER
Language, a concentrated course
in functional and conversational
YOUR CANDID
A luncheon-reception followed
Hebrew, instructor, Menachem
the recent wedding of Judi Mar-
Glaser.
lene Colen and Joseph George
Philip Slomovitz, editor and pub-
Schneider at the Statler-Hilton
Hotel. Rabbis Leon Fram and lisher of The Jewish News, opened
WILL BE
the seminar Monday with a lecture
M. Robert Syme officiated.
on "Contemporary Jewish Prob-_
The couple's parents are Mr. lems." The discussion revolved
and Mrs. Chester Louis Colen of around the issues that confront the
WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED
Warrington Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jewish community in America to-
George Schneider of Fleetwood day. On Wednesday m or n i n g,
BY BERNARD H.
Dr., Grosse Pointe Woods.
Moishe Haar spoke on "The Con-
The bride wore a candlelight
tribution of Contemporary Jewish
satin brocade gown worn by her Writers to American Literature."
mother and sister for their own
Albert Elazar, superintendent of
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weddings. It was fashioned with
the United Hebrew Schools, will
a molded waistline, and the
shirred pouf, long sleeves were
tapered over the wrists. The
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bouffant skirt, ornamented by
the floral motif, belled in back-
swept sculptured folds. A long
illusion veil was caught by a
matching circlet of bows. She
carried Phalaenopsis or ch id s
with iceberg ivy on her prayer
book.
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MrS. Richard Jaffa of Jackson-
ville was matron of honor for her
sister. Sandra Bernstein was maid
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of honor, and Hope Lemberg
bridesmaid.
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John Mason III was best man,
and ushers were Richard Jaffa,
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Thomas Lemberg and Jonathan
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Following a San Francisco
honeymoon, the couple will reside
at Woodland Pl., Royal Oak.
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MRS. MICHAEL WEISMAN
Elizabeth Ann Barnett, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barnett
of Harding Ave., Oak Park, be-
came the bride of Michael Herman
Weisman Thursday, in an evening
ceremony at TempleIsrael.
Parents of the bridegroom are
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harris Weis-
man of Beverly Hills and Newport
Beach, Calif.
Assisting the bride as matron
of honor was Mrs. Michael Grand.
Bridesmaids were Lynn WeiSman,
sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs.
Lionel Nakisher.
Stephen Weisman, brother of
the bridegroom, served as best
man; and William Barnett,
brother of the bride, Stephen
Allen, Ronald Savitt and Joshua
Eppinger III were ushers,
For her ensemble, the bride
chose a silk organza Empire gown
with hand-tucked yoke accented
with delicate appliques of Alencon
lace, and a long train of double
silk organza. Her veil of silk
illUsion was held by a Dutch cap
of : matching material.
After their honeymoon to Nova
Scotia and Prince Edward Island,
the bride and bridegroom will
reside in Chicago.
MRS. JAMES MALAMUD
Marriage vows were spoken by
Tama Joyce Finn and James
Philip Malamud at a candlelight
ceremony solemnized by Rabbi M.
, Robert Syme at Raleigh House.
The bride is the (laughter of
Mr. Sidney Finn of Roselawn
Ave. and the late Mrs. Betty
Finn. The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Reba Malamud of
Kenosha Ave., Oak Park, and
the late Mr. Samuel Malamud.
Attending the bride was Paula
Sampson of Chicago, as matron
of honor. Alan Lipshy, brother-
in-law of the bridegroom, was
best man.
Following a wedding trip in
Canada, the couple now resides
in Oak Park.
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DETROIT LADIES AUXILIARY
and POST 135 will service patients
at Ann Arbor Veterans Hospital
Wednesday. A picnic lunch will
be served in the auditorium for
55 or 60 patients and staff. The
TB ward also will be served.
Fannie Kaplan is auxiliary hos-
pital chairman, and Hannah
Seinwel is co-chairman. Morris
Seinwel is hospital chairman of
the post and Lou Schlein co-
chairman.
JWV Elects
Jack Berman
Beverly Jean Nosanchuk, daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph I.
Nosanchuk of Cherokee Rd., Pon-
tiac, became the bride of Dr. David
J. Olen in an evening ceremony
recently at Temple Israel.
The bridegroom is the son of
Dr. and Mrs. Alex Olen of Harvard
Avenue.
Rabbis Leon Fram and M. Rob-
ert Syme officiated at the cere-
mony.
The bride wore an imported
lace gown featuring an Empire
bodice and removable silk organdy
coat, with a cathedral-length train.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Laurie Saber, and Judy Nosan-
chuk was maid of honor. Other
attendants were Sarajane Ser-
win, Rosalyn Maddin, Mrs. Lois
Gregg, Mrs. Marcia Rosin, Mrs.
Laurie Nosanchuk, Susan Gregg
and Jane Rosin, who were both
junior bridesmaids, and Bari
Suber, flower girl.
Dr. James Stoddard was best
man. Ushers were Robert Weiner,
Fred Gebstadt, Dr. Harold Gregg,
Merlin Rosin; Michael Nosanchuk
and Gordon Silber.
The couple honeymooned in
Hollywood before taking up resi-
dence in Los Angeles.
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He who seeks wisdom in the garb
of bashfulness will be enveloped in
the attire of folly—Arabic proverb.
The Department of Michigan
Jewish War Veterans elected as
commander for the coming term,
Jack Berman, 26060 Stratford, Oak
Park.
Other officers are Louis Benton,
senior vice commander; Reuben
Nachman, junior vice commander;
Morris Disper, quartermaster; and
John Litzky, judge advocate. Im-
mediate Past Commander Charles
Isackson was appointed chief of
staff.
New officers for the department
auxiliary are Mesdames William
Love, president; William Green-
berg, senior vice president; Harry
Friedman, junior vice president;
Sam Wagner, treasurer; Sol Gold-
berg, patriotic instructor; Charles
Glass, chaplain; Arnold Grossman,
conductress; Irwin Weiser, histori-
an; and Norman Moss, guard. Im-
mediate Past President Mrs. Jerry
Dale was appointed chief of staff.
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