Judith Gorelick Weds
Robert Gary Aptekar
omen's
Cluhs
YESHIVATH BETH YEHUDAH
WOMEN'S SABBATH LEAGUE
will hold its indoor picnic noon
Tuesday at Cong. Beth Tefilo Em-
anuel Tikvah. Chairman of the day
are Mrs. Walter Epstein and Mrs.
Milton Winston. They will be as-
sisted by social hostesses Rose
Bielewich, Meyer Biegler, Arthur
Cutler, Leo Laufer, Esther Sacks
and Julius Spielberg. There will be
prizes, and guests are invited.
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MRS. ROBERT APTEKAR
Judith Arlene Gorelick, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gorelick,
19444 Stratford, and Robert Gary
Aptekar, son of Dr. and Mrs. Ger-
ald Aptekar, 18250 Birchcrest,
were married Wednesday at the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
The bride wore an Empire-style
gown of silk peau d'ange with a
floor-length princess-style coat of
imported lattice lace and swiss
flowers. A matching lace trimmed
toque held the full-length tiered
veil of imported silk ilusion, ap-
pliqued with Swiss flowers. She
carried a prayer book with an ar-
rangement of Phallanopus and
trailing Stephanotis and English
ivy.
Barbara Joy Gorelick served
her sister as maid of honor. Bren-
da Kowal, Dale Gold of Pennsyl-
vania and Merle Gordon of Chi-
cago were bridesmaids.
Donald Aptekar, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
were Michael Schkloven, Gary Eck-
ton, Erwin Carson, Jeffrey Littman
of Pikesville, Md., Gerald Becker
of Mt. Vernon, N.Y., and Gary
Mass of St. Louis.
The couple are honeymooning in
Scandinavia. On their return, they
will reside in Ann Arbor.
Marriages
LASH-STUTZ: In the garden of
her parents' home, Carol Jean
Stutz was married to Steven Mi-
chael Lash. Officiating at the cere-
mony were Rabbis Leon Fram and
M. Robert Syme and Cantor Har-
old Orbach. The bride's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. George M. Stutz
of Vernon Ave., Huntington Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lash of
Littlefield Ave. are the bride-
groom's parents. Mrs. Mitchell No-
vit of Ann Arbor served as her
sister's only attendant, while the
bridegroom's brother, Miles Lash,
acted as best man. The newlyweds
are at home in Detroit following
a wedding trip to Washington,
D.C., New York and Cape Cod.
Pittsburgh Federation
Organizes A Central
Scholarship Program
PITTSBURGH (JTA) — A cen-
tral scholarship and educational
loan refereal service for the Pitts-
burgh Jewish community has been
developed by the United Jewish
Federation, it was announced here
by Alvin Rogal, Federation presi-
dent.
The program, which will be
operated by the Vocational Reha-
bilitation Center of Allegheney
County, involves a central intake,
public information and a referral
service for eligible youth. Accord-
ing to the program, students • in
need of scholarshipS, loans or both
Will be referred to an organization,
which may help them.
Initially, three community or-
ganizations will participate in the
program: the National Council of
Jewish Women, the Hebrew ,Free
Loan Association and the YM-
YWHA-Irene Kaufmann Centers.
Shell-Green Vows Are
Taken at Sha a rey-Zedek
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 5, 1966-15
Dr. J. Lassner to Speak to Women of Bar Ilan
Mrs. Max Stollman, chairman of ern Languages and Literature De-
the Detroit Chapter of American partment. He has published many
Women for Bar-Ilan University, ;articles and is now working on his
second book. •>.
announces that the semi-annual
A musical program is planned.
meeting will be held noon, Aug. Reports on the progress of the uni-:
17 at the Stollman summer home versity will be given by Mrs. Stoll-
at Lake Angelus. At this gathering man, and by Mrs. Herman K.
reports win be given on the latest Cohen, chairman of the Book Fund.
developments of the university in A dessert luncheon will be served.
Israel after its first 10 years of Friends are invited to attend.
existence.
The meeting will have guest
speaker, educator and scholar, Dr.
Jacob Lassner. His topic will be
"Scholarship and Learning: Guide-
Free Custom Fitting by
lines to Jewish History."
Experienced Corsetieres
Dr. Lassner has received de-
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MRS. RICHARD SHELL
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Wayne State University for the
Margo Helena Green and Rich- paSt three years and is presently
ard Nathan Shell were united in acting chairman of the Near East-
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marriage recently in a ceremony at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Rabbi Irwin
Groner officiated.
Parents of the couple are Dr.
and Mrs. Sam Shell of Hendrie Rd.,
From LONDON, ENGLAND
Huntington Woods, and Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Green, 1520 Lincoln-
shire.
The bridal gown was fashioned
"Distinctive Styling in Music
of Florentine lace over silk peau
de soie in the Empire silhouette.
to your individual Taste"
Doublet sleeves complimented
the bodice. A cathedral-length
mantilla of matching lace and
silk illusion fell from a cluster of
liies of the valley.
Mrs. William Shell served as
matron of honor. Bridesmaids were
Judith Shetzer, Mrs. Anthony
Brown, Helen Wert and Mrs. Da-
vid Schlosberg.
William Shell, brother of the
bridegroom was best man. Ushers *
were Richard Green, brother of
the bride, Larry Schiff, Alan Kell-
man, Don Green and Neil Gross.
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The couple will reside in Ann
FROM THE IMPORTER
Arbor.
CORSETS BY EVA
KINNERET CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hold a garden, games
and luncheon party at the home of
the newly elected president, Mrs.
Tanya Berman, 24041 Scotia, Oak
Park, 12:30 p.ni. Wednesday. Pro-
ceeds from the luncheon will go to
the Child Rescue Fund in Israel.
Friends are invited.
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SUBURBAN HILLS CHAPTER,
Women's American ORT, will hold
a social evening at Hazel Park
Harness Raceway Aug. 24. A buf-
fet dinner will be served in the
clubhouse at 7 p.m. The reserved
tables overlook the track for a
view of the races. For ticket infor-
mation contact Mrs. Reuben Berg-
man, 647-2371, or Mrs. Guy Tann,
626-0098 before Aug. 19.
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BIRMINGHAM -F RANKLYN
CHAPTER will hold a petite lunch-
eon welcoming new and prospec-
tive members, 12:30 p.m. Aug. 9
at the home of Mrs. Morris Usher,
31525 Franklin, Farmington. There
will be a short program. For in-
formation and reservations "call
Mrs. David Siegel, membership
chairman, 646-3024.
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SAAD will hold a theater party
7:45 Aug. 10 at the Six Mile Thea
tre, with a special first run sneak
preview, plus the regular feature.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF FINE DIAMONDS
Mrs. Samuel Portner, president,
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15738 Livernois
DI 1 5515
reports tickets are still available.
We Will Close Saturdays at 1 p.m. During July and August
Proceeds will go for research in
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Klein of ************************************************v
Parkinson's Disease. For informa- Ivanhoe Rd., Huntingdon Woods,
tion contact Mrs. Israel Leven- announce the engagament of their
stein, UN. 1-6668.
daughter Miriam Ruth to Alan L.
Belinsky, son of Mrs. Ben Belin-
sky of Westmoreland Ave. and the
Bnai David to Honor
so6tit6A,t
late Mr. Ben Belinsky. Miss Klein
graduated from Wayne University
Harold Soble at Fete
and her fiance has a master's de-
Congregation Bnai David will gree from Wayne. A September 11
honor Harold Soble, "Man of the wedding is planned.
Year," at a testimonial dinner Aug.
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31, at the synagogue it was an-
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Warnick of
Chinchillette
nounced by Jack J. Kraizman, presi- Avon Ave., Oak Park announce the
dent.
engagement of their daughter Di-
on an
Soble is a past president of the ane to Bernard Heideman, son of
imported
congregation and is chairman of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heideman of
Knobby Wool
the building committee.
Asbury Park Ave. Miss Warnick
2 pc. Walking
Dinner chairman is Max Sosin. is working towards a degree in
Dinner co-chairmen are Morris J. art education at Wayne State Uni-
Suit
Brandwine, Jack Lieberman, Max versity. Mr. Heidemah received his
BA
degree
from
the
University
of
Ostrow and Joseph Shifman. The
Michigan and is a doctoral candi-
affair, which will mg.
date in clinical psychology at
be Bnai David's
Wayne State. An August wedding
Hai Anniversary
is planned.
Celebration of Is-
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Designed for us
rael, is on behalf
Mrs.
Philip
Gaines
of Plainview
of Israel Bonds.
Rd. announces the engagement of
in new unusual
Emil Cohen,
her daughter Sharon Gail to Ron-
foremost Ameri-
ald Barry Keys, son of Mr. and
shades of plum, green,
c a n-Jewish hu-
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Mrs. Irving Keys of Northlawn
orist, will head
Ave. Miss Gaines is the daughter
wine or in black.
the program of
of the late Mr. Philip Gaines. An
entertainment.
Aug. 14 wedding is planned.
Also available with
Rabbi Hayim
SOSIN
Donin and Cantor Hyman J. Adler
Red Fox 6 to 16. $179.95
will pay tribute to Soble. Dinner CARE Food to Isreal
music will be provided by the Available for Holy Days
Hal Gordon Trio. A cocktail recep-
For those people planning on
Charge
tion will precede the dinner.
sending kosher food packages to
Accounts
For reservations call the Israel Israel for Rosh Hashanah, CARE
Fall Collection
Bond office, DI. 1-5707.
is offering two food packages.
The regular package and the
From $69.95 up.
larger family package both include
Day School Winners
quantities of meat, vegetables,
The Women's Branch of the fruit, soups, coffee and other
Union of Orthodox Jewish Con- staples.
New store hours
gregations of America held a con-
Mon:-Thurs.-Fri. nites lit 9
Since CARE is a non-profit or-
test amongst the younger set of ganization the packages contain
students attending Hebrew after- almost twice as much food as could
noon and day schools. The theme be bought for the equivalent cost
was "Kashruth, Its practice and in the store.
Nine Mile at Coolidge
Importance."
Arrangements may be made at
so60,6a,t
A&P Shopping Center
The winners were Marilyn the Mizrachi Women's offices,
Schwartz, Naomi Cern, and Haviva 17596 Wyoming or by calling
Oak Park
Donin.
Mizrachi Women at DI 1-0708. •
and His ORCHESTRA
Call UN. 1-3065
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