26—Friday, October 18, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Rites at Arias Shalom
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Co-Op Council Sets Stephanie Kutz:cn Thetis
Dr.G rossma n of Ch
!Annual Meeting
Open to the Public
Cooperative Council will hold its
annual meeting 12:15 p.m. Thurs-
day at Temple Emanuel.
Mrs. Abe Bc,okstein and Mrs.
Jules Sanders, vice presidents of
League of Jewish Womens Orga-
nizations, are co-chairmen of the
program. They will head a panel
including Mrs. Joseph Bean, Mrs.
Marvin Levey and Mrs. Martin
Selik, who will discuss the many
perplexing questions which come
before. them. The public is in-
vited to the meeting.
Each of the 16 service groups
which comprise the council is
autonomous , in its choice of serv-
ice; each has its own fund-raising
events, its own officers and its
own management of its affairs.
MRS. FREDERIC ROSENTHAL
By joining together in a council.
and
In a recent evening ceremony at they do not duplicate efforts
Arias Shalom Synagogue, Marilyn can broaden and make more ef-
Zita Freedland became the bride fective their joint endeavors. •
Working with the regularly es-
of Frederic Allan Rosenthal. Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal and Cantor Nicho- tablished social agencies. their aid
extends over a broad range of hu-
las Fenakel officiated.
Parents of the newlyweds arc man needs. It may be to pay in-
Mr. and Mrs. Hymen Freedland of surance which is in arrears. and
George Washington Dr., So'ithfield, thus enable much needed medical
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rosenthal or hospital care to a family which.
of Thetford Ln., Bloomfield Hills. though not on welfare, is des-
The bride wore a Camelot gown perate.
of pointe Venice lace with a train
It may be to complete the tui-
and headpiece of matching lace. tion for a highly gifted child
She carried lilies and Stephanotis whose family's unexpected troub-
on her mother's wedding Bible.
les would interrupt his . work with
Mrs. Maurice Belkin was ma- consequent irreparable harm to
tron of honor. Bridesmaids were
him.
Karen Freedland, sister of the
The elderly and lonely in hospi-
bride. Mrs. Neal Rott of Holly- tals like Northville. Pontiac or
wood. Fla., Barbara Freedland Ypsilanti may need help in bridg-
and Helaine Lee. Sheryl Lynn ing the gap between release and
Freedland was her sister's flower stepping again into the community.
girl.
Cases are constantly referred to
Dr. Albert H. Rosenthal was his
brother's best man. Marvin Fran- the council by social agencies. and
help
and advice is in turn sought
kel, Albert Till, Dr. Seymour Wei-
ner, Donald Lakin and Michael and from the social workers.
Only presidents and case work-
Joel Freedland, both brothers of
ers attend meetings which take
the bride, were ushers.
up
individual cases, so that indi-
After a honeymoon on the West
Coast, the couple is residing in vidual privacy and dignity can be
maintained.
Farmington.
Fun Night to Benefit
Asthmatic Children
Breathless children will be the
unseen beneficiaries of the seventh
'nnual "His 'n' Her Fun Night"
sponsored by the Northwest De-
'roit Chapter of CARIH, 8 p.m.
Tuesday at the Labor Zionist Insti-
tute .
Prcoeeds will help support the
free nonsectarian Children's Asth- -
ma Research Institute and Hospi-
tal at Denver. For tickets and in-
formation, call Mrs. Murray Sha-
piro. 398-2680, or Mrs. Harry Ma-
zur. 538-9264.
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for 'Funny Girl' Party
Michigan Region of Women's
American ORT, is sponsoring a
premiere benefit performance of
"Funny Girl" at the Northland
Theater 8 p.m. Thursday. Proceeds
will go toward maintaining ORT's
worldwide network of schools.
There will be strolling musicians
in the lobby and special decora-
tions. For tickets, call the ORT of-
fice, 862-1811; Mrs. Henry Pariser,
642-5577; or Mrs. Bernard H. Zaf-
fern, 546-9281.
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Mr. and Mrs. Club of Beth Abra-
ham will hold a costume party and
barn dance 7:30 p.m. Oct. 27 at
the synagogue.
For information and tickets, call
Mrs. Donna Green, 538-0183 or Mrs.
Margarette Fishman, 356-8365.
MRS. BURTON GROSSMAN
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Mrs. Judith Schwartz of Mt.
Clemens was her sister's matron
of honor. Anita Ackerman of New
York City was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Marvin
Kramer, sister of the the bride-
groom, of Needham, Mass.: Bar-
bara Granet; and Mrs. Lewis Barr
of East Orange, N.J.
Marvin Grossman of Brighton.
Mass., was his brother's best man.
Marvin Kramer of Needham,
Mass., Jack Schwartz of Mount
Clemens, Dr. Irwin Horowitz of
Toledo and Dr. Robert Hohn of
Lawrence, Kans., were ushers.
After a honeymoon to Puerto '
Rico and the Virgin Islands, the
couple is residing in Chicago.
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The bride wore a gown of
silk peau de soie with a wed-
ding ring neckline, long sleeves
and chapel train. Her Empire
bodice was appliqued In gar-
lands of hand-corded Alencon
lace and pearls. Her heirloom
rose pointe lace crown held a
shoulder-length veil of silk
illusion. She carried orchids and
Stephanotis on her confirma-
tion Bible.
Harry Goldstein, director of
Center Theater's production of
1"1.13.." opening Nov. 2, is an edu-
cator with a varied background in
theater.
Goldstein has appeared with
Vanguard, Northland and Will-0-
Way playhouses and acted on radio
and TV in both
New York and
Detroit. "The
Lone Ranger,"
"The Green Hor-
net" and "The
Hermit's Cave"
are among his ra-
dio credits; he is
also remembered
as the prosecut-
ing attorney on
television's Night
Court."
Goldstein
Goldstein is assistant principal
at Southeastern High School and
serves as lay rabbi for the Beth
Aaron youth congtegation.
Performances are Nov. 2, 3, 6,
9 and 10 at the Jewish Center. For
tickets call the Center, DI 1-4200.
Ext. 240.
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Stephanie Lynn Kutzen recently
becaine the bride of Dr. Burton
Alan Grossman of Chicago in a
ceremony performed at Young
Israel of Oak-Woods. Rabbi James
I. Gordon officiated.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Moray Kutzen of Ypsi-
lanti, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Grossman of Brighton, Mass.
The pre-election meeting of
Copr. 1968, Doyenu Productions
Dr. and Mrs. George F. Rack-
witz of New York City announce
the engagement of their daughter
Jayne Gabriel Randell to Marc
Fredrick Pierce, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Pierce of Pebbleshire
Rd.. Birmingham. Both the bride-
elect and her fiance attend Hills-
dale College.
Beth Abraham Couples
to Don Masks for Dance
Candidates to Present
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