30—Friday, September 3, 1971
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Anita Diividson _Becomes
Mrs. Melvin Shapiro
activities in Society
Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph Handleman, who now divide their residential
year between Miami and Detroit, were honored on their 35th wedding
anniversary at a surprise dinner party at Northland Inn, last Saturday
night. The party was arranged by their daughter and son-in-law, Dr.
and Mrs. Robert (Joan) Sadoff, who came here from their home in
Huntington Valley, Pa., to make the arrangements. They were assisted
by the Handlemans' other daughters, Joyce and Linda, and by Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Abrams. Among the guests were Mrs. Handleman's cousins.
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard (Charlotte) Stark, of Cincinnati. Max Sosin
was master of ceremonies at a specially-arranged program that marked
the evening, and Mr. Handleman recalled early Detroit experiences in
his response to the greetings. Among the honors extended the Handle-
mans was the inscription of their names and the occasion of their 35th
anniversary in the Golden Book of the Jewish National Fund in
Jerusalem.
A total of 25 Detroit members of Pioneer Women will attend the
National Pioneer Women Convention Sept. 12-15 in St. Louis. They
include Mesdames Gerald E. Goldberg, Celia Altman, Sol Hoberman,
Paul Huppert, Harry Janower, Martin Kaber, Morris Kimmel. Norman
Leemon, Michael Michlin, Halph Miller, Joel Pasikov, Victor Ross
Sarah Rubin, Jacob Schreier, H. Stollman, Sam Wasserman, Milton
Weiss, Cam Yagoda, Morton Barnett, Herman Kanter, Irving Lelgant,
Sarah Levin, Bettty A. Block, Harry Mondry and Nathan Silverman.
A number of Detroiters attended the recent wedding of Jack Neal
Alpern of East Liverpool. 0., son of former Detroiter Lilyan (Shapiro)
and Dr. Michael Alpern. to Joanne Brodell, daughter of the Lawrence
Brodells of Greensburg, Pa. At the ceremony in Export, Pa.. were
the bridegroom's grandmother Mrs. Paul Shapiro, Dr. and Mrs. Mar-
vin B. Levy, and Messrs and Mesdames Ben Feinstein, Charles Kief,
Ronald N. Kief, Jeffrey N. Cole, Wilford Cole, and Harold Weiss. The
newlyweds will reside in Columbus.
Rabbi Sherwin Wine of the Birmingham Temple returned last
week from a three-week tour of Morocco, Romania, Egypt, Lebanon
and Syria. Traveling as a "Jewish teacher," he was able to visit the
anti-Israel centers and to make a study of conditions there.
Lee J. Cobb, the eminent actor, was a guest here from Hollywood
at a cultural meeting of the Zionist Organization of Detroit last week.
Dr. Werner Montag, consul general of the Federal Republic of Ger-
many, and a group of Christian Bible students also were guests at the
meeting.
Rabbi Leon Fram will be in St. Louis over Labor Day to attend the
second birthday party of his twin godsons, Michael and Howard Kaplan,
children of his grandniece, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kaplan.
Shapiro Family Club held its annual picnic at Oak Park Municipal
Park recently. Chairman was Ben Schurgin.
Combined Jewish School
to Hold Open House
The principal of the Combined
Jewish School, Ron Kronenberg,
invites the community to an open
house 9:30 a.m. Sept. 12 in the
school's new home, the Labor
Zionist Institute, 28555 Middlebelt,
Farmington.
The Combined Jewish School
focuses on the history and cultural
heritage of the Jewish people. That
history is viewed in humanistic
and secular terms, and the religi
ous traditions of Judaism are
studied in the context of their his
torical development and given
contemporary relevance.
For information, call Sylvia
Segall at the school, 851-1807.
The annual barbecue and wiener
roast of Poale Zion Branch 7 will
The bride-elect, daughter of the take place 5 p.m. Sunday at the
late Mr. Daniel Kosofsky, attends home of the Sigmund Kikolers,
Wayne State University's college 18221 Hubbell.
of education. Her fiance will I
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman will speak
enter the WSU graduate school
„
Ion Jews
in the Labor Movement."
this fall.
Social co-chairmen Mrs. Thomas
The couple plans to marry in Tannis and Mrs. Seymour Ma-
December.
tenky invite guests.
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Anita Joan Davidson became the
bride of Melvin Leonard Shapiro
in a recent wedding at Cong. Bnai
David. Rabbi Hayim Donin and
Cantor Hyman Adler officiated at
the ceremony.
The newlyweds are the children
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davidson
of Belmont Ln., Southfield; and
Mrs. Jacob Shapiro of Westhamp-
ton Ave., Oak Park, and the late
Mr. Shapiro.
The bride wore a gown of
peau d'soie appliqued with re-
embroidered lace. It featured
sheer bishop sleeves and match-
ing headpiece.
Ellen Engel was the maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Judy Gauthier of Flint, Mrs. Carol
Davidson of Ann Arbor and Carol
Davidson of Cincinnati.
Richard Cooper served as the
best man. David Heit of Miami
and George Sternbach and Mar-
vin Davidson, both of Ann Arbor,
were the ushers.
Minnie Wolok and David Gold
were the flower girl and ring bear-
er, respectively. The bridegroom's
mother was escorted down the
The unabating demand for sen- of 168 one-bedroom apartments, aisle by Morris Neiman.
for citizens housing has resulted is being managed by Schostak
The bride's grandparents, Mr.
in the construction of another high- Brothers and Co., which also man- and Mrs. Abraham Heit of Miami,
rise apartment building, this one ages Independence Hall. A spokes- also were in the wedding party.
called Elmwood Towers, near the man for Schostak said that senior
The newlyweds took a honey-
Young-Israel sponsored Independ- adults in the Jewish community moon to Toronto and Montreal.
ence Hall in downtown Detroit. are being encouraged to visit the
Leasing has just begun. apartments, which rent for $131
Elmwood Towers, which consists a month. Models are open 10 a.m.- Radomer to Honor Dorns
Radomer Aid Society will honor
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members Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Like other senior adult facil- Dorn of Cloverlawn Ave., Oak
ities built with government as- Park, who leave for Israel this
sistance, Elmwood Towers has
month, at its meeting 8 p.m.
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and the tenants, age 62 or old- Center. Refreshments and games
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are planned.
ficates that they are in good
An executive meeting with Mr.
health.
and Mrs. Simon Berman as hosts
The Schostak spokesman said will be held Sept. 14.
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Detroiters make over 8,000,000
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