Sharon _4gree Engaged 1
to Kenneth Wolf of NY
20—Friday, March 7, 1969
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Former Detroiter Mrs. Anna Nosanchuk of Tucson was in Detroit
recently to help celebrate the wedding anniversaries of two daughters
and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Smith of Beverly Ave., Oak Park,
married 25 years; and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kallin of Robert St., South-
field, married 20 years. An anniversary party held at Cong. Bnai David
was attended by guests from Israel, New York, Ohio and Ontario, as
well as Tucson.
Mr. and Mrs. Yale Poger of Robson Ave. were guests of honor at
an open house marking their 40th wedding anniversary. The Pogers,
married Feb. 21, 1929, in Chelsea, Mass., have lived in Detroit for all
their 40 years of marriage. They have two sons, Melvin and Leonard;
and two grandchildren. The open house, attended by 50 persons, was
held in the Pogers' home. Co-hostesses were the couple's two daugh-
ters-in-law.
MISS SHARON AGREE
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Kahan
of Lauder Ave., announce the en-
gagement of her daughter Sharon
Toby Agree to Kenneth L. Wolf,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolf of
Brcoklyn.
Miss Agree. daughter of the late
Mr. Allan G. Agree, received a
bachelor of science degree from
Wayne State University and will
be graduated from 'Wayne's medi-
cal school in the spring. She has
just returned from Ceylon. where
she took her senior year on the SS
Hope Ship.
Mr. Wolf received his bachelor
of arts degree from Columbia Col-
lege and is pursuing a graduate
degree in psychology at Wayne
State University.
A June wedding is planned.
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Sisterhood Women Bring Shalakh Manot
to Aged, III Residents of Nursing Homes
As Purims came and went in
past years, the Jewish aged and
infirm in Detroit area nursing
homes too often were forgotten.
This year, an ever growing team
of volunteers brought gifts, hamen-
tashen and other goodies and led
community singing and the reading
of the megila among the residents
of 11 nursing homes.
To those homes with fewer than
six Jews in residence, the Council
of Orthodox Rabbis sent a rabbi
this week to give individual atten-
tion. All the activity is coordinated
by the Jewish Family and Chil-
dren's Service Nursing Home
Volunteer Project.
Volunteers started their visits
Monday. Members of Adas Shalom
and Oak-Woods Young Israel sis-
terhoods were at the Allan D.
Nursing Home; Temple Israel at
Sherwood Hall; Beth Shalom at
Heritage of Beverly Hills; and
Shaarey Zedek at Southfield Nurs-
ing Home.
On Tuesday the sisterhoods of
Beth Hillel, Beth Achim and' Bnai
David were at Northland Geriatric
Center, Villa Zion and Americana
nursing homes, respectively.
Arnold Home and David Nurs-
ing Home were visited Wednes-
day by Temple Beth El and
Beth Abraham sisterhoods, re-
spectively, and on Thursday
visits were paid to Bedford Vil-
la and Ingleside Convalescent
Center by the women of Temple
Emanu-El occupational therapy
volunteer team and Beth Moses.
Although the service is intended
for Jewish residents, no one is
turned away. Any aged person in
attendance, regardless of religion,
receives gifts or refreshments that
are distributed.
The Vaad Haraboniin chaplain
also visited and brought gifts to
Jewish residents at the Royal,
Edgewater, Fairlane, Cambridge
and Bancroft homes.
Sisterhood representatives to the
volunteer project's program com-
mittee are the following:
Mesdames Milton Sriro, Beth
Achim; Mac Alspector, Beth
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Young of
Moses; Neil Kalef, Bnai David; Arlington, Va. announce the mar-
Marvin Fleischman, Shaarey Ze- riage of their daughter Susan Helen
dek; Ted Petok, Temple Israel; to Dr. Peter Bernard Salamon, son
Jack Cohn, Young Israel of Oak-
of Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Salamon
Woods; Carl Lichtenstein, Adas
Shalom; Eugene Gottlieb, Temple of Whitcomb Ave.
The wedding ceremony was per-
Emanu-El; Robert Morris, Beth
Shalom; Bert Westheimer, Beth formed Sunday at the Hillel House
Hillel; and Oscar Bank, Beth Abra- in Ann Arbor. Dr. Robert S. Sala-
mon served his brother as best
ham.
man. Following a honeymoon in
Europe, the couple will setle in Ann
Arbor, where both are on the staff
at UniverSity Hospital.
Marsha Malbin Is Ifife
of Mr. Sheldon Sakwa
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The couple holds bachelor of sci-
ence degrees from the University
of Michigan. The bridegroom, who
attended the Medical College of St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, London, is
a graduate of U. of M.'s medical
school.
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MRS. SHELDON SAKWA
Marsha Lee Malbin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Malbin of
Lauder Ave. recently became the
bride of Sheldon Sakwa, son of
Mrs. Tillie Sakwa of Pearson Ave.,
Oak Park. Rabbi Irwin Groner and
Cantor Jacok Sonenklar officiated.
The bride wore a brocade gown
handwoven with gold and silver
threads with mink collar and cuffs.
A matching mink headpiece held
her silk illusion veil. She carried
long-stemmed roses.
Phyllis Malbin was maid of
honor. Arleen Starr served as
matron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Judy Cowen, Sharlee Sakwa,
Linda T enne nb a u m, Marcy
Schwenger, Ronna Stern, Margi
Katz and Mindy Woll, junior
bridesmaid.
Alan Malbin was best man. Stuart
Sakwa, Douglas Woll, Howard Em-
mer, William Kingston, Lloyd Starr
and Ernest Turken were ushers.
Keith Starr was ring bearer.
Following a European honey-
moon, the newlyweds reside in
Southfield.
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