'60,000 Books Goal illossmaii-GiallX Rites
of Brandeis Women Take Place in ll'indsor
l'cri J. Shipper Becomes for Autumn Sale
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
24—Friday, July 24, 1970
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With its annual New Books for
Old Sale set for Sept. 10-16 at
Northland Center, Detroit Chapter,
Brandeis University National Wom-
en's Committee, is intensifying its
efforts to reach a goal of 60,000
donated books by designating Aug.
2, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., as drop-
off day.
Three stations will be set up,
according to Mrs. Arthur Rice and
Mrs. Alvin Barnett, general chair-
man: one at the Bloomfield Plaza,
to be manned by Mr. and Mrs. Sy
liaboy, graduates of Brandeis Uni-
versity: at the Lincoln Center
Mall ( Etkin Travel), run by Mar-
At a candlelight ceremony at
Cong. Bnai Moshe recently. Teri
Judith Shipper was united in mar-
riage with Gary Stewart Moss.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Shipper of King-
shire Rd., Southfield, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Moss of Westland Ave.,
Southfield.
The bride wore a gown of silk
cloud peau de soie with jeweled
embroidered Alencon lace styled
with high neck and long sleeves
and attached chapel-length train.
A matching jeweled lace toque
held the bouffant veil of silk illu-
sion. The bride carried her con-
firmation Bible adorned with Phal-
aenopsis, roses and Stephanotis.
Mrs, Allan Shepherd, sister of
the bridegroom, was matron of
honor. Tobye Shipper, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Andrea Hob-
erman. Mrs. Steven Spector, Gail
Kerwin and Bonnie Garvin.
Paula Shipper,: younger sister of
the bride, waslunior bridesmaid.
Robin Shepherd was flower girl.
Attending Mr. Moss were Allen
Shepherd as best man. Stewart
Shipper, the bride's brother, Allan
and Norman Greenfield, Robert
Ruskin, Mark Levitt and Stanley
Swartz of Phoenix.
Also in the bridal party were the
bride's grandfather, Edward Ship-
per. and grandmother, Mrs. Louis
Hoberman, escorted by her son Sol
M. Hoberman.
The newlyweds left for a honey-
moon in Rome and London.
JNF Study 3lission
Carries 45 to Israel
Forty-five Detroit area residents
the Jewish National
comprise
Fund's third annual pilgrimage
and study mission to Israel, which
left Detroit July 13.
The group is spending 15 days in
Israel and three days in London.
The Jewish National Fund is per-
sonally supervising the tour and
showing many of its achievements
in Israel.
Included are frontier settlements,
agricultural developments; forests
and various out-of-the-way projects.
Mrs. Barnett
Mrs. Rice
tin Citrin, student at Brandeis
University; and at the Brandeis
sorting store, 704 W. Seven Mile,
with Mrs. Jack Litwin, chairman.
The store is usually open Tues-
days and Thursdays from 10 a.m.
to noon.
The chapter is asking for
books, hardcover and paper-
back, in good condition, on art,
music, poetry, science, history,
classics, textbooks, children's
books, religion, humanities, law,
medicine, encyclopedias and fic-
tion.
Miss Schlaff Prepares
for January Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smaller of
Marlow Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Diane Roslyn, to Harvey Jason
Zameck, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Zameck of Whitmore Rd.
Miss Smaller is a graduate of the
University of Michigan, and her
fiance holds degrees from Wayne
State University and the Univer-
sity of Michigan's law school. A
summer wedding is planned.
Engagement Deadline:
MRS. SAMUEL MOSSMAN
MRS. GARY MOSS
8ngagements
Ellen Renee Glanz and Samuel
Allen Mossman were united in mar-
riage at Shaar Hashomayim Syna-
gogue, Windsor, with Rabbis Sam-
uel Stollman and Sydney Mossman
and Cantor Saul Nadvan officiating.
The bride and her husband, both
of Windsor, are the children of
Mr. and Mrs. David Glanz of
Curry Ave., and Mr. and Mrs.
David Mossman of Parkwood Ave.
Maid of honor was Debra Glanz;
bridesmaids, Marilyn Bakst, Susan
Pelzner and Renee Glanz; and
flowergirl, Risa Dodick.
It is a policy of The Jewish
News not to accept engagement
announcements less than two
'months prior to the wedding
date. Wedding announcements
must be submitted no more than
two months after the wedding.
December Wedding Set
by Limb force Rogovein
MISS BARBARA SCIILAFF
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Schlaff of
Starlane Ave., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Barbara Ellen to Samuel Mostkoff,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Most-
koff of Miami Beach.
The bride-elect is a senior at
Brandeis University. Mr. Mostkoff,
a graduate of Brandeis, will attend
Boston College Law School.
A January wedding is planned.
Plaid P.5
Adv.
Vote for
PAUL
BOROCK
Ken Mossman was best man,
and ushers were Larry Glanz,
Michael Mossman and Richard
'firmer. Steven Magid was jun-
ior usher, and Rona Glanz was
ring bearer.
Others in the wedding party were
the grandparents of the bride, J.
A. Glanz and Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
jamin Magid of Royal Oak. Mr.
MISS LINDA ROGOVEIN
Glanz was escorted by his grand-
Such publications as National son, Howard Glanz.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rogovein of
Geographic, Art Quarterly and
honeymoon,
Following a Florida
Antiques will be accepted for the
Camden Sq., Southfield, announce
the newlyweds are residing in
sale.
the engagement of their daughter
for
The following chairmen are work- Windsor,
Linda Joyce to Alan Steven Kris-
ing on this project—a community
State
tall, son of Mrs. Harold Shwedel of
service whereby books are made
Appleton Ave. and Mr. Nathan
available at low prices and a bene-
Representative
fit for the liberal arts and science
Kristall of Terry Ave.
libraries at Brandeis University:
on
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Radomer
Aid
Society
will
hold
Mesdames Theodore Birnkrant,
Louis Baum, Robert Drews, Jacob its annual installation 8 p.m. Tues- the University of Michigan's col-
August
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Kellman, Jack Litwin, Sy Raboy, day at the Workmen's Circle Cen- lege of education. The prospective
Harold Robinson, Ben Weintraub, ter.
Democrat
bridegroom is a graduate of Wayne
Refreshments and games will State University's college of busi-
Kurt West and Marvin Zeskind
District 67
and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kauf- highlight the evening.
ness.
New officers are Nathan Wolok,
man.
A December wedding is planned.
It requested, a receipt will be president; Rita Ager, vice presi-
given for income tax deduction of dent; Esther Wolok, treasurer;
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the contribution of books.
We Might Be Out of Sight . . . But
Pickup service can be arranged secretaries; Kathie Rubin and Saul •
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399 - 3348; Mrs. Raboy, 851-1689.
mittee; and Nathan Wolok, hon-
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Scheduled Sunday
Criterion Club has arranged a
beach party and picnic for mem-
bers and guests Sunday at the Pon-
tiac Lake recreation area, it is
and Rabbi Robert Gordis, editor
Fleisher.
Picnickers are invited to pack
individual beach gear and basket
lunches.
The motorcade will leave the
Oak Park Community Center at
noon, with return scheduled for
7 p.m. following dinner at Alban's.
For information about this or-
ganization for single adults, call
membership chairman Betty Wein-
berg, 532-8855.
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cause of suicide in the United
States according to the Greater
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