OPEN SUN.: 11.4
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24750 Tekgrapb*10 Mile -
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SEMINAR ON THE DETROIT JEWISILNEWS -
ESTATE PLANNING-,will becon-
Friday, Saidaudiar 17, 1971-37
dticted by the Biriningham Com-
munity:-House and Farmington
Community • Center, ‘in Conjunction
Portraits Candids
with Oakland Community College,
8:30 pail. Tuesdays 'Starting Sept.
,RestOrations - Passports
28 at the. Farmington Community
Center, 24705 Farmington. The
Frames - Invitations
seminar also will take place at
the Birmingham Community House
Marilyn Shapiro'.s.
Thursday evenings starting Sept.
30. All aspects of estate planning
b
el-crest
Studio
will be , discussed. For registration
23352 Farminton Rd.
information, call the Birmingham
Farmington, Mich.
Community House, MI 4-5832; or
the Farmington Community Cen-
474-7762
ter, 474-6873.
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Arts..& Crafts Cutlery.
Papier Tole Workshop
Thars., Sept. 23•
7-10 p.m.
Call 852e6640
9455 I ■ lorthWastern Highway
14 Mile N. of-12 Mile ad.
The Weintraubs'
Wish All
- Southfield
MISS BARBARA FURMAN
MRS. H. LESLIE BARON
Gail Ellen -Ketchel• became the
bride of H. Leslie Baron in a re-
cent ceremony at the Raleigh
House. Rabbi H. Philip Berkowitz
and Cantor Harold Orbach offi-
ciated.
The newlyweds are the children
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ketchel
of
Goldwin Dr., Southfield; and
MAX SCHRUT
'Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Baron of
For Good Photographs
Ridgedale Ave., Oak Park.
and Prompt Service
The new Mrs. Baron wore an
Call Me at
Empire gown of embroidered silk
organza featuring bishop sleeves
and high neckline. The double
illusion veil draped over the
Weddinis -lJer Mitrvas
matching train. She carried her
Wa cezwur zs Kam.
ltillschief in Silliness
confirmation Bible covered with
No man is exempt from saying roses.
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UN.4-6845 silly things; the mischief is to say
Mrs. Harold Peritz served her
them deliberately. —Montaigne. sister
as matron of honor. Brides-
maids were Mrs. Barbara Glinski,
Susan Merkow and Ellen Feldman.
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Bruce Baron was his brother's
best man. Ken Glinski, Harold
Peritz, Gary Gold and Richard
Ketchel, the bride's brother, were
the usheri.
Julie Peritz and Michael Glinski
were flower girl and ring bearer
respectively. The bride's grand-
tnother, Mrs. Sarah Ketchel, was
escorted clown the aisle by Rich-
ard Ketchel.
Following a honeymoon to Ber-
muda, the couple will reside in
Royal Oak.
BLAIR STUDIO
• .
At a recent cocktail party, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Furman; former
Detroiters of Bexley, O., announced
the engagement of their daughter
Barbara Trudy to Stanley William
Horowitz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Horowitz of Sussex Ave.,
Oak Park.
Miss Furman is a senior at Ohio
State University. Her fiance was
elected - to Phi Beta Kappa before
his graduation from Wayne State
University. He attends medical
school at the University of Mich-
igan.
The couple is planning a July
wedding.
Their
Friends &
.
Customers
A Happy, Healthy
NEW YEAR
Advance Bldg., Suite 354, 23077 Greenfield, Southfield
557-5544
Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-12:30
4/1 enJ Salon
Wishes
All their friends & customers
A Happy, Healthy & Prosperous
NEW YEAR
Advance Building
23077 Greenfield Rd.
Southfield 557-3724
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
from Honey Laurens
Arline Burke
and the entire staff
Aft
For the woman
8:30 p.m.
Sharp
who cares about fashion,
4669 Telegraph Road
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at Long Lake. Road, Bloomfield Hills
phone: 647-1456
;Monday Ara Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.