THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS_
24Friday, September 15, 1967
Janice -Bobroff Wed
to Douglas J. Millet-
gewry a the Air
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: Writers Mark van Dor-
en and Maurice Samuel discuss
"The Laws" as part of the current
series of conversations on the
Bible.
HIGHLIGHTS
MRS. DOUGLAS MILLER
Janice Sue Bobroff, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bobroff of
Wisconsin Ave., became the bride
of Douglas James Miller, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Miller of
Fairway Dr., in a recent evening
ceremony at Temple Israel.
Dr. Leon Frain and Rabbi M.
Robert Syme qfficiated at the
ceremony, with Cantor Harold Or-
Lach chanting the liturgy.
The couple, who later left on a
trip to Miami Beach, was attend-
ed by Vivian Sala as maid of
honor and Fred Miller of
Atlanta, brother of the bride-
groom, as best man.
Bridesmaids were Susan Brot of
Kalamazoo. Michelle Buch, Mar-
lene Budman, Karen Hertz, Lauren
Levine of Chicago and Bonnie
Sobol. Mark Bobroff, brother of
the bride; David Chait: Ronald
Gold of Fairfield, Conn.; Paul
Hack: Leslie Hendelman; Jona-
than Miller. brother of the bride-
groom; Philip Oppenheim; Jeffrey
Serwin: Mark Shook of Cincinnati;
and David Simon were ushers.
The bride wore a cage of Gui-
pure lace on English net over peau
de soie. Iler chapel-length mantilla
was appliqued with matching lace,
and she carried Phalaenopsis with
ivy on her confirmation Bible.
OP Symphony Society
Headed by L. P. Miller;
Dr. Klotman Conductor
The Oak Park Symphony Society
begins its 12th year with Louis' P.
Miller elected as chairman of the
board and Oscar R. Jacobson,
Dr. Klotman
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 2
and
• Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WJBK.
Feature: "Local Perspectives on
World Concerns" continues with
"A Look at the Middle East" with
Fr. James Fleck, member of the
University of Detroit's theology
department, who was the only cor-
respondent for the Detroit News
in Israel during the Middle East
war; and Rabbi Jacob E. Segal of
Adas Shalom Synagogue, who re-
cently returned from a month's
visit to Israel.
1fiss Halperin to Il'ed
Elliot Howard Kahn
HEAR OUR VOICE
Time: 11.30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAll.
Feature: "Israel Song Festival
1967", an annual event held on
Israel's Independence Day, will be
presented. Among the songs are
"Why Not Smile?" and "Jerusalem
of Gold." The latter composed
especially for the occasion at the
request of Israel Radio, became
an instantaneous hit during the
Six-Day Wdr. Host is Cantor Har-
old Orbach.
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I
I IN CONTACT
Muriel Stotzky Becomes 6 from Michigan
Bride of Calvin Myers in UJA's Youth
Israel Mission
Forty Young Jewish community
leaders will fly to Israel on Sunday
for a two week survey sponsored
by the Young Leadership Cabinet
of the United Jewish Appeal.
The mission is planned to give
young community leaders an op-
portunity to see Israel under pres-
ent conditions and to study welfare
installations supported by funds
whia the UJA raises in the Un-
ited States.
Irwin S. Field of Los Angeles,
a farther Detroiter, chairman of
the young leadership's mission com-
mittee, devised the idea of a brief
"off season" mission.
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunray.
Station: WJR.
Feature: "The Myth of the Work
Ethic", a discussion of the moral,
MRS. CALVIN MYERS
ethical and practical facets of the
current teacher strike, will be
Muriel Fern Stotzky, daughter
moderated by Hal Youngblood.
Orchestra and Entertainment
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stotzky of
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Sorrento Ave., was united in mar-
LUBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR
riage with Calvin Myers in a Sun-
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday.
day evening ceremony at Cong.
Station: WKNR.
Feature: Rabbi Yitschak M. Beth Aaron. Rabbi Benjamin Gor-
FOR THE BEST IN
Kagan will speak on "The Month relick and Cantor Moses Serensen
MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
of Elul — the King in the Field:" officiated.
Mr. Myers is the son of Mrs.
A panel will discuss "Philosophy
or Practical Observance — Which Meyer Myers of Schaefer Rd. and
of the Two Ensures Continuation the late Mr. Myers.
And His Orchestra
of Judaism?" Hasidic melodies will
The bride wore a gown of peau
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be sung on "Melody Corner."
de soie fashioned with long sleeves
of Alencon lace that matched the
lace appliques on the gown and
PREMIERE
chapel train: She carried a Bible
DANCE STUDIO
covered with orchids.
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The couple was attended by
Mrs. WalterLittman, sister of the
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bride, who served as matron of
LESSONS and PARTIES
PARIS (JTA)—In the wake of the
honor, Joyce Stotzky, maid of
Arab-Israeli Six-Day War, nearly honor, and Ben Stein, best man.
5,000 new Jewish immigrants to
Bridesmaids were Lisa Littman,
PRESENTS
France from North Africa have Joan Edelheit, Mrs. Jerry Stein,
applied for welfare assistance, a Mrs. Kenneth Burk, Mona Wein-
delegation from the United Jewish traub and Mrs. Burton Weintraub.
Appeal women's division, headed
Marc Littman, Walter Littman,
by Mrs. Harry Jones of Detroit,
Jerry Stein, Kenneth Burk, Irwin
was told last weekend.
Stotzky
and Dr. Burton Weintraub
Samuel Castron, director of the
Marseilles branch of the Fonds were ushers.
BIG BAND OR SMALL COMBOS -
Following a Miami Beach honey-
SociarJuif, told the 23-member
group that his organization has re- moon, the couple will live in Oak
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ceived requests for help, in recent Park.
weeks, from 1,500 families, or near-
ly 5,000 persons.
He noted that the Jewish popula-
tioii of Marseilles alone has grown
from 12,000 to estimated 65,000
AND ORCHESTRA
since 1957, putting an "enormous
burden" on French Jewish relief
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UJA Mission Led
by Mrs. Jones Told
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MUSIC
JUDITH HALPERIN
Mr. and Mrs. -Max Halperin of
Greenlawn Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Judith
Marium to Elliot Howard Kahn,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kahn
of Independence Dr., Southfield.
The bride-to-be will be graduated
from Michigan State University's
college of education in December.
Her fiance is a graduate of Michi-
gan State.
A December wedding is planned.
Miss Ha::an Betrothed
to Howard S. Brode
Miller
Jack Kopnick. Roger Harter. Mil-
ton Merry. Dr. Sidney Sells and
Gordon Pitcher, vice-presidents
and board members.
The only orchestra in this area
partially subsidized by a munici-
pality, Oak Park Symphony was
built up under Henri Nosco, as the
South-Oakland Symphony Orches-
MISS LILLIAN HAZAN
tra.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hazan of
The new year also brings a new
conductor: Dr. Robert Klotman, Stoepel Ave. announce the engage-
divisional director of music in the ment of their daughter Lillian
Detroit Public schools, a violinist Altina to Howard. Stewart Brode,
and music educator. He has served son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brode
as assistant conductor to the Akron of Charlton Sq., Southfield.
Miss Hazan is a French and art
Symphony Orchestra, priot to tak-
ing his post with the Detroit major at Wayne State University;
and her fiance is a pre-med senior
Schools three years ago.
at Wayne.
A June wedding is planned.
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PANCHITO
Castron said the economic pic-
ture in France today is "not
bright," and that French employ-
ers require a much higher level
of skill than the new Jewish im-
migrants needed in the North
African countries of their origin.
The immediate demands of the
situation, he stressed, were "just
the tip of the iceberg."
The UJA delegation has left Mar-
seilles for Iran, after a three-day
study mission in France. In Iran,
the group will visit welfare, medi-
cal and educational services sup-
ported by the Joint Distribution
Committee which benefit One out
of every four of the country's
80,000 Jews.
Workmen's Circle Parley
to Hear Hyman Kaplan
The 60th annual conference of
the Michigan Dis- -
trice Workmen's
Circle will be
held today
through Sunday'
at the W. C. Edu-
cational Center.
Hyman Kaplan,
national r epre-
sentativ? of the
Workmen's Cir-
cle, will be prin-
cipal speaker at Kaplan
the opening session 8:30 p.m. today.
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