24—Friday, December 29, 1967

Biran to Speak
at Temple Israel
Dinner for Bonds

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS'

Selik-Bronstein Rites
Held at Ahavas ylchitn

Dr. Avraham Biran, director of
antiquities of the State of Israel I
noted archaeologist, will address
the Israel 20th anniversary dinner ,
sponsored by Temple Israel, 6 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 14 at the temple.
• Sam Levene, Broadway and Hol-
lywood actor, will be the guest
star at the affair !
on behalf of Is-
rael Bonds, it was ;
announced'
by Morton H.!
Barris. president.
A third genera-
tion Sabra, whose
grandpa-
MRS. BRUCE SEMI(
ents took part in
the founding of
Suretta
Elaine Bronstein, daugh-
Rosh Pina a n
Petah Tikvah, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle J. Bron-
stein
of
Onyx
Dr., Southfield, and
Dr. Biran re-
ceived his PhD Bruce Elliott Selik, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Burton A. Selik of Sherfield
in archae-
Biran ologv from Johns R., Southfield, were married re-
Hopkins University and is a for- cently at Ahas•as Achim Syna-
gague. Rabbi Milton Arm offici-
mer member of the staff of the
American School of Oriental Re- ated.
The bride wore a peau de soie
search in Jerusalem. He partici-
pated in numerous archaeological gown with purl-encrusted Alencon
expeditions in the Middle East,1 lace, scooped neck- and Elbow-
which have made important his length sleeves. She carried her
confirmation P.ible with Phalaenop-
torical finds.
sis orchids. Stephanotis and cas-
In 1955 he was appointed Israel's
cading ivy.
Consul General for the eleven
Mrs. Harvey Bronstein was
Western States of the United States
matron of honor. Bridesmaids
serving until 1958, when he was
were
Susan Joseff, Laura Bur-
named director of armistice af-
fairs, holding that office until he dick, Wendy Bronstein, Nancy
Selik, sister of the bridegroom,
assumed his present post.
and Cheryl Silvers.
Harry L. Pliskow is dinner chair-
Joseph Selik, brother of the
man with Sam D. Jacobs and Mrs.
-I. *alter Silver as co-chairmen.1 bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
were
Steven Levin of St. Louis,
Participants in the program will be
Dr. Leon Fram. Rabbi M. Robert ' Harvey Bronstein, brother of the
bride,
Steven Joseff, Richard Berg,
Syme, Cantor Harold Orbach and
the president. Morton H. Barris. I and Robert Berg.
Following a Miami Beach hon-
The dinner will be preceded by !
a cocktail reception at 5:30 p.m.. eymoon, the couple will live in
For reservations call the Temple Troy.
!
office. UN. 3-7769.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Jacobs' 1
will host a leadership reception on -
-
behalf of Temple Israel next Thurs-
day evening, at their home, 19245
Parkside. Dr. Carl Hermann Voss,
prominent Protestant clergyman
and author of '- Rabbi and Minis-J,
ter - , the biography of the late
Rabbi Steph?n S. Wise and Dr.
John Haynes Holmes, will be the!
guest of honor. Dr. Voss is a foun-
der of the American Christian ;
Palestine Committee and served as
its chairman for many years. He
has trade many trips to Israel. The
reception is in advance of the Tem-
ple Israel dinner.

[- and rs. Gossman
Honeymoon in Jamaica

Cantor Waldman
to Perform at
Akiva Banquet

Cantor Liehele Waldman, contor-
ial and folk singer, will be guest
artist at the annual banquet of
Akiva Hebrew Day School 6:30
p.m., Jan. 28 at
the Sheraton-Cad-
illac Hotel.
Cantor Wald-,
man has ap-
peared in the role
of cantor in 12
motion pictures,
including Kol Ni-
(Ire, and has per-
formed at Madi-
son Square Gar-
Waldman
den for the Hanu-
ka Festival.
His recordings of cantorials and
Jewish folk songs are best-sellers
in the Jewish record field.

Adas Shalom Marrieds
to Hold Hockey Night

The Young and Marrieds of Adas
Shalom Synagogue are sponsoring
a hockey night at Olympia, Jan. 13.
A limited number of tickets are
available. For information, call
Gerald Zeff, 353-7019.
There will be an afterglow foi-
1
lowing the game.

MRS. ROBERT GOSSMAN

Nancy Eileen Steinberg, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Stein-
berg of Shrewsbury Rd. and Rob-
ert Carl Gossman, son of Mrs. Jos-
eph H. Gossman of Catalina Dr.,
Southfield. and the late Dr. Goss-
man, were united in marriage re-
cently in Temple Emanu-El.

Following a Jamaica honeymoon,
the couple will live in East Lansing.
The bride wore an Empire gown
of peau de soie and Chantilly lace,
beaded with seed pearls and rhine-
stones. She wore a mantilla of
matching lace and French illusion
and carried roses and Stephanotis
with greens.
Maid of honor was Ellen Ruth
Scheuer. Bridesmaids were Jane
Carol Rosen, Carol Ann Grush-
kin, Sharon Thomas, Margie El-
len. Steinberg and Carol Sue
Wetsman.
Ronald Martin Barron served as
best man. Ushers were David Goss-
man, brother of the bridegroom,
Marc Steinberg, brother of the
bride, Daniel Hubert, Brian Mark
of Gainsville, Fla. Robert Britton
of Merion Station, Pa., Dennis Wol-
gin and Michael Serling.

Frank and Harris Head Mechanical Trades Division

Batts bottles and barrels—Irving A.
The mechanical trades division ' eration. He is a past recipient of 1 -1 . I a tIr tr: , ; an c . batrman; Martin Bader, co-
of the 1968 Allied Jewish Cam- the Wetsman Leadership Award. 1
Waste material and waste paper-
Daniel M
M. Honigman is associate , Arthur
paign-Israel Emergency Fund wi ll
Braverman, chairman; Ernest
have Kaye G. Frank and Merle chairman of the division. Barney J. Berger and Harold LIpsitz, co - chair-
men.
L.
Keywell
is
its
pre-campaign
Harris as co - chairmen Alfred L.
Textiles—John H. Redfield, chairman.
Deutsch and Maxwell .lospey, cam - chairman.
Harvey A. Gordon, co-chairman.
Vice-chairmen are Jay W. Allen,
Steel—George Friedman and Philip
paign co - chairmen, announced.
T.
Warren, co-chairmen.
Frank and Harris last year also Melvin Kolbert, Philip S. Minkin
Machinery and manufacturing—Ger-
served as co-chairmen of the di- and Joseph H. Orley.
son B. Bernstein, chairman; Jerome H.
vision.
The following section chairmen Ash and William F. Steinberg. vice-
chairmen: Hugh W. Greenberg, Ed-
of will lead workers in the campaign: ward
Frank Welfare
serves Federation,
on the boards
Jewish
Jewish
Narens, Joseph H. Pearlman,

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Auto sales—Jerry Medici& chairman:

Barnett. Jack Geller. co-chair-
moebne.
Family and Children's Service and R Robert
I
h Home f or Adii
Jett
• is
ge and s v ce-
rm at; chair-
ma P n arkt eg roly otsITirt ecrheic l .F4l a dim
president of the Jewish Vocational
Service - Community Workshop. He
Au. tii parts—LoPuis . Greenberg, 'chair-
Edward Coopersmith, Ralph Ep-
is the 1967 recipient of the Frank man; ;ceor-a
La esnii.er and Julius H.
clA irm
n ' c
A. Wetsman Young Leadership eaii,,r.
pas, oil and tire dealers—Jack W.
Award.
chairman.
Harris is president of the Jew- Mden,
at ta lasn. non-ferrous—Paul S. Aberly,
t e an. ne.tals
ish Family and Children's Service h a airm
ferrous --R i c h a r d A.
scrap
and is on the boards of Detroit ej
Goldman
i demz n
i rom
an; Marvin
o- cha
Service Group, Jewish Vocational ai o •ir i)ocoair3 . Purther. co-chairmen.
Service and Jewish Welfare Fed-

Louis M. Stern and Joel D. Tauber. co-
chairmen.
Division director—Frank Lewis.
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Judith Tilde,- Betrothed
to Elliot N. Fraiberg

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The Jewish Center will hold its
second Audio-Visual Language
Teaching Workshop March 18-22 to
introduce teachers to the Saint
Cloud audio-visual method of teach-
ing foreign languages, and then to
give them initial training in the
"Habet Ushma" Audio-Visual He-
brew Course.
The workshop will be conducted
in cooperation with the Chilton
Center for Curriculum Develop-
ment, responsible for teacher train-
ing in the Saint Cloud Method in
the United States.
The objective of "Habet Ush-
ma" is to instruct students to
speak, write and read Hebrew
with native-like fluency.
Upon successful completion of
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completed, signed and mailed to
Hebrew Department, Jewish Cen-
ter, 18100 Meyers, 48235, by Feb.
1, so that applicants may be noti-
fied of their acceptance well in ad-
vance of the program date.

Holiday Closings

Because of holiday closing,
Monday, Jan. 1, The Jewish
News will have an early dead-
line of noon today, Dec. 29.
All copy received after dead-
line will not be used
It is advised that copy be
hand delivered.

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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Puder of
Lincoln Rd., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Judith to Elliott N. Fraiberg, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Fraiberg of
Strathcona Dr.
Miss Puder is a graduate of
Wayne State University's college
of education, and her fiance, also
a graduate of WSU, is attending
the university's college of medi-
cine. where he is affiliated with
Phi Delta Epsilon medical frater-
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