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Friday, July 23, 1971-25
ibra tein Becomes THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
s. Harvey J= Styhel Installation Slated, by Radomer Aid

Radomer Aid Society will hold
its annual installation 6 p.m. Tues-
day in the King's Arms Restau-
rant lounge. Dinner and games
are planned.
The following will be. installed
by Saul Ager: President, Nathan
Wolok; Vice President, Rita Ager;
Secretaries, William Bergman and
Liliann Katz; treasurer, Louis
Lu mberg; trustees, Katy Rubin
and Max Wein; and sergeant-at-

achs

.., ROSENWALD LADIES AUXIL-
IARY, American Legion, will hold
its annual joint installation with
the post 8 p.m. Wednesday at the
Workmen's Circle Center. Refresh-
ments will be served, and entertain-
ment featured. Mr. and. Mrs. John
Roethel will install the following:
Mesdames Marion Tennebaum,
president; Lydia Slakter and Fay
Bogrow, vice presidents; Ann Gott-
lieb, recording secretary; Rebecca
Mitchell, corresponding secretary
and historian; Frances Green,
treasurer; Clara Shapiro, chaplain;
Tillie Sable, color bearer; and Ida
Zugar, sergeant-at-arms. Jennie
MRS. LAWRENCE KESSLER
Folbe and Mollie Elias are on the
Susan Gall Zolkower became the executive board.
bride of Lawrence Kessler in a
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recent ceremony at Cong. Shaarey
CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women, has
Zedek. Rabbi Irwin Groner and elected the following officers for
Cantors Jacob Barkin and Nicho- the season: Presidium, Chana
las Fenakel officiated.
Michlin and Sarah Levin; honorary
The newlyweds are the children vice president, Chayka Greenberg;
of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Zolkower treasurer, Adele Mondry; Moetzet
of Knob Woods Dr., Southfield; Hapoalot vice president, Sophie
and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kessler Sislin; secretaries, Sarah Weiner,
of Teaneck, N.J.
Bessie Baron and Eva Domovich;
The bride wore a short-sleeved, and dues, Eva Heinick and Eva
high neckline gown of English Bornstein. Committee chairmen
net over taffeta, appliqued with are: Gertrude Lewin, Sema Lie-
Alencon lace with a pearled bib pah, Sarah Jacobs, Rebecca Lear-
yoke. Her headpiece was a ruf- ner, Esther Mintz, Ida Katz, Hanna
fled bonnet with Venise lace Jacobs,. Sarah DeRovan, Eva
applique and a short bouffant Domovich, Bessie Goodman, Ida
Katz, Anna Goldberg, Mary Gar-
veil.
Mrs. Stephen Mitchell of St. nick and Rebecca Dinetz.
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Louis was matron of honor. Fran-
KINNERET
CHAPTER, Pio-
ces Ross was maid of honor.
Alan J. Grossman Jr., brother- neer Women, recently discussed
in-law of the bride, was best man. its activities for the coming sea-
Ushers were Eugene Austin of son at the home of Frances
Hackensack, N.J.; Lewis Paper of Shayne. The first regular meet-
Livingston, N.J.; and Melvin Mus- ing will be held Sept. 13 at the
kovitz of Ann Arbor. Jeffrey Scott Workmen's Circle Center. Ruth
Gosman and Frances Driker are
Grossman was ring bearer.
Following a honeymoon, in Lon- progam chaimen. Lilly Stollman
don, the couple will reside in Tea- will be chapter delegate to the
Pioneer Women convention Sept.
neck.
12-15 in St. Louis. Rose Amber, a
life member, recently was hon-
ored as Kinneret's "Woman of the
Year." Rebecca Cohen is chapter
president.
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GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, will hold its annual
Israel Cash Shower-Luncheon noon
Tuesday at the Carlyle Towers.
Proceeds will go for new projects
in Israel. Mrs. Jack Reitman,
president, is hostess. for the day.
Games will be played and gifts
awarded. For information, call
Mrs. Reitman, 557-8768; or Mrs.
Irving Stepak, 399-4451. Guests are
invited.
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PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
CLUB will hold an Israel emer-
gency luncheon' noon Monday at
the home of Mrs. Philip Gold;
19411 Starlane, Southfield. Mrs.
Louis Freedman is chairman. Hos-
tesses will be Ida Ivrey, Goldie
Haskowitz, Mary Dean, Sarah Lip-
MISS SALLY CHISIK
sonn, Bessie Gold, Mary Nadek
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Chisik of and Freda Neiman.
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Tamarac City, Fja., announce the
engagement of their daughter
TUROVE-R LADIES AUXILI-
Sally Helene to Fd Fitlow, son ARY will hold its annual fund-
of Mr. and Mrs. rry Fitlow of raising luncheon noon Wednesday
Potomac Dr., Southfield.
at Cong. Beth Hillel. Luncheon
Miss Chisik is a senior in the will be served. Gifts and games
llege of education St Wayne State are featured. Proceeds will go to
ersity. A fall wedding is charity and Israel. The public is
ed.
invited.
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HEBREW
LADIES
AID SOCI-
of Hope Charts
ETY invites friends to its annual
Moonlight Cruise
picnic noon Wednesday in Oak
r. and Mrs. Group and the Park Municipal Park, area 5.
"New HOrizons Chapter, City of Coffee and home-bal%ed cake will
lope, will sponsor their second be served.
.4E4044 _Bob-Lo moonlight cruise 8
- Aug. 4.
Among those served by Family
here will be dancing, refresh- Service of Metropolitan Detroit,
...p*ts:.:=.01:id entertainment, and a Torch Drive service, last year,
is will go to the nonsec- 30 per cent of the families were
Welty. of Hope Medical Re- broken by separation, desertion or
. searili:"Tenter. For information, divorce; 26 per cent were headed
call Evelyn Lewis, LI 6-0815, or by a woman; and 24 per cent of
Elliott Samson, LI 3-7373.
the family heads were unemployed.

Sally Chisik to Marry .
Fred Fitlow in the Fall

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arms, Samuel Slakter.
Committee leaders are Esther
Halpern, Rae Weinman, Lydia
Slakter, Margaret Garber, Lydia
Rolnitzky and Nathan Wolok. ,

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MRS. HARVEY STYBEL

Debra Lynne Stein and Harvey
Jerry Stybel were married in a
recent candlelight ceremony at
Cong. Bnai David. Rabbis Melton
Arm and Hayim Donin, and Can-
tors Simon Bermanis and Hyman
Adler officiated.
The newlyweds are the children
of Mr. and Mrs. Al Stein of Wood-
crest Ct., Southfield; and Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Stybel of Harden Ave.,
also of Southfield.
The bride's gown was of silk
organza over taffeta. It featured
a mandarin neck, long bishop
sleeves and A-line skirt. The bod-
ice and front panel of re-em-
broidered Alencon 1 a c e were
studded with clusters of tiny
pearls. The detachable chapel
train featured appliques of lace,
and a half hat of matching lace
held her bouffant silk illusion
veil.

Marla Stein served her sister as
maid of honor. Lynda Stein, the
bride's sister, was junior maid of
honor. Nadeen Klein of New Jer-
sey, Julie Katz, Mrs. Ed Kcaz-
mierczak and Nancy Emery were
bridesmaids.
Ted Stybel was his brother's
best man. Ushers were Bruce Stein,
the bride's brother; Kenny Ber-
esh; Gary Gold; and David Kap-
lan.
Cindy and Amy Cantor were
flower girls. _Grandparents of the
bride, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Sherman
and Mrs. Helen Stein, also were
in the wedding party.
Following a honeymoon to Eu-
rope, the couple will reside in
Royal Oak.

8ng agements

_Di'. and Mrs. Burton A. Ross of
Stellamar Ave., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter- Linda Joan to Harry S.
Shapiro, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Sam
Shapiro of Templar Ave., South-
field. Miss Ross received her
bachelors degree in English from
Michigan State University and her
master of education degree in guid-
ance and counseling from Wayne
State University. Mr. Shapiro is a
graduate of Wayne State University
with bachelors and masters de-
grees in business administration.
A March wedding is planned.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wallace of
Maryland A v e . , Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Barbara Joan to Kenneth
Lee Samuelson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Samuelson of Natrona
Heights, Pa. Miss Wallace was
graduated from the University of
Michigan. Her fiance is a graduate
of the law school at U. of M. A
summer wedding has been set.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Feuerstein
of Sharon, Wis., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Shir-
ley Jean to Jerold Stephen Shpar-
gel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Shpargel of Alta Vista Pl., South-
field.

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