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Presenting the proclamatiol for Danny Raskin Day to the Oct.
13 honoree is Mayor Joe Forbes of Oak Park. Raskin, who will be
honored at a testimonial dinner-dance at the Raleigh -House, Is flank-
ed by members of the testimonial committee (from lett) Marvin
Raskin, Max Sosin, Sammy Woolf, Fly Lewis and Sam Geller.
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In recognition of Danny Raskin's columnist for The Jewish News
efforts in behalf of local and na- 28 years, his Listening Post,
tional charities, plus his interest column going back to March 27,
and involvement in civic endea- 1942. On the board of directors
vors, Mayor Joe Forbes of Oak of the Jewish National Fund and
Park, where Raskin resides, has the Oak Park Symphony Orches-
formally proclaimed Oct. 13 as tra, Raskin is honorary member
"Danny Raskin Day."
of charitable organizations and
A testimonial dinner-dance will national representative of Saints
be given in Raskin's honor by his and Sinners, which helps men-
friends 6:30 p.m. that day at the tally retarded children.
Three-time chancellor comman-
Raleigh House.
der of the Knights of Pythias,
Raskin, a public relations and Detroit Lodge 55, Raskin is a 32nd
advertising man,... has been a degree Mason in Perfection Lodge,
and a Moslem Shriner. He has re
ceived citations from the Jewish
War Veterans and the American
Legion, Julius Rosenwald Post, for
his services.
DUNN-PEPPER: Beverly Joy
Pepper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Pepper of Morningside
Piaui; - Lathrup Village, married
Stephen Wellman Dunn in a recent
ceremony solemnized by Rabbi
Jacob E: Segal and Cantor Larry
Vieder. The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunn of
Oxley Ave., Southfield. The bride
wore a midi-length chiffon dress
with keaded bodice and neckline.
Brina Pepper was matron of honor.
Andrew Dunn served his brother
as best man. Dena Pepper was
flower girl. A lawn reception fol-
lowed the -wedding at the home of.
the bride's parents. The couple
honeymooned in Chicago.
Nancy Katz Becomes
Mrs. Theodore Golden
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MRS. THEODORE GOLDEN
The Jewiai Center will function
this year as one of many learning
centers for 'Wayne County Com-
munity College.
Facilities of the center were
officially made available to the col-
lege in brief -ceremonies Sept. 4.
Director Irwin Shaw and his
assistant, Mort Plotnick, acted for
the center in welcoming acting
President -Murray Jackson and
trustee Albert Finly of the college.
' :Some two dozen college courses
will be offered by WCCC at the
Center this fall, in the main
building. Courses range from
ecology to Afro-American his-
tory, from modern dance_ to ac-
counting.
Also on hand for the opening of
the instructional facility were State
Representative Jack Faxon; Lester
Kirk, of the WCCC citizen's ad-
visory committee; and a number
of students from the college.
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Nancy Ellen Katz and Dr. Theo-
dore A. P. Golden were recently
married in a candlelight ceremony
at Temple Israel. Rabbi M. Robert
Syme and Cantor Harold Orbach
officiated.
Parents of the couple are Dr.
and Mrs. Ben J. Katz of Golfview
Ave., Troy, and Dr. H. Maxwell
Golden of Flint.
The—bride wore a Victorian-
style gown of silk organza, with
bodice, sleeves, hem and train
embroidered in peau d'ange. The
full veil and headpiece were
trimmed in matching lace. She
carried her mother's Bible with
a bouquet of roses and baby's
breath.
Mrs. Allan Katz served as mat-
ron of honor. Bridesmaids were
the bridegroom's sisters, Mrs.
Richard Mandell and , Debra and
Karen Golden. The bridegr_oorn's
brother, Robert Golden, served as
best man. Ushers were Dr. Allan
Katz, Gary Katz, Douglas Golden
and Richard Mandell.
The couple left for a honeymoon
in Canada and New England.
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