28—Friday, August 24, 1973
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Nat'l Hadassah President to Visit
Metro Chapter at Adat Shalom
Metropolitan Detroit Chap- I sentative to the Conference
ter of Hadassah will host Mrs. I of Presidents of Major Ameri-
Max Matzkin, national press- can-Jewish Organizations and
dent of Hadassah, at its open- to the National Conference on
Soviet 'Jewry. She also is on
the board of governors of
Hebrew University, the site
of Hadassah's medical school.
Paid-up members wlil re-
ceive prizes, announced Mrs.
Karel Bass, membership vice
president.
A brunch for all new mem-
, bers and their sponsors at
the home of Mrs. Leslie
Schmier, 4452 Stoney River,
Bloomfield Twp., will pre-
cede the meeting. Mrs. Mark
Saidman is program vice
president.
MRS. 3IAX 3IATZKIN
ing meeting 12:15 p.m. Sept.
11 at Adat Shalom Syna-
gogue, it was announced by
Mrs. Jerome Kaufman., presi-
dent. Dessert will be served.
Mrs. Matzkin is a member
of the executive board of the
World Confederation of Gen-
eral Zionists and the execu-
tive committee of the Ameri-
can-Isra Public Affairs
Committee.
She is the Hadassah repre-
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Hudson's will salute
Israel's 25th anniversary
with the opening of the Olive
Tree, a special shop display-
ing a wide assortment of
Israeli handicrafts beginning
Monday through the holiday
season. The shop will be
located in gift departments
of all Hudson's stores.
New Mizrachi
Cultural Group
A new cultural and educa-
tional group, being formed
under the auspices of the
Mizrachi Organization of De-
troit, will hold its first plan-
ning meeting 8:30 p.m. Sun-
day at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Herschel Schlussel,
16980 Jeanette, Southfield.
All who are interested are
invited. A social hour will
follow. For reservations, call
the hosts, 557-3810.
Israel's many cultural in-
fluences are evident in the
weavings, wall hangings,
pottery and glass pieces,
made by both ancient and
modern techniques.
presents
Included in the exhibit are
A complete musical
MRS. HOWARD SHIF3IAN Bedouin rugs, throws and
wall hangings in stripes and
package for your party.
Cieryl Marlene Kaplan be- solids; Phoenician hand-
These hand-crafted weav-
came the bride of Howard blown glass: and one-of-a- ings, ceramics and music
Featuring:
Shifman in a recent double- kind and limited hand-thrown pieces from Israel are avail-
ring ceremony at Adat c e r a m i c pots, vases and able in Hudson's new Olive
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1) c Cc b 6 - 1 If Lddlilcr Seymour Rosenbloom and wall hangings, mosaic and
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Hayim
Donin
and
Cantors
hand-painted
boxes
and
ig Nicholas Fenakel, Larry Vie- candle sticks also will be Arabs Seek Posts
for .,.47inette
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der and Hyman Adler offi- I among the imported mer- in Histadrut Council
,
• Patty Grant
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chandise, as are camel bags,
ciated.
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Five
• Joel Johnson
The bride is the daughter tassles and whips. Large Arab workers here have de-
• Mori Little
of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour D. I ceramic sculptures, both cided to run for the Histra-
Kaplan of Twyckingham square and round, can be drut convention and the lo-
From One to Any
Way, Southfield. Parents of used in a garden wall, room cal workers council, for the
NUmber of Entertainers
bridegroom are Mr. andivider
divider or alone as a deco first time since the Six-Day
of rator piece.
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Shifman
Alvin
War.
Mrs.
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The bride wore a peau de Book, Author Lunch
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soie gown accented with to Feature Levenson
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Alencon lace and pearls. A
"Music the Stein Way"
Sam Levenson, Pe r l a
Weddings, Bar Mitzvas &
Juliet cap held a fingertip
Other Occasions
veil. She carried a bouquet I Meyers and Garson Kanin
of Cymbidium orchids and are among the speakers for
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Maid of honor was the the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
There will be an 11 a.m.
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MISS ANNETTE GELBERG bride's twin sister, Nancy.
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Bridesmaids were Gail Shif- , cocktail hour, and authors'
Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Gel- man, sister of the bride- talks will follow the noon
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berg of Faircourt Dr., West groom, Mrs. Alan Kaplan, . luncheon. Autographing will
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Levenson authored "In One
engagement of their daugh- Fineman. Elisa Weberman
CO•lidente
Era and Out the Other"
ter Annette to Leona rd vas flower girl.
Topor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Best man was Jeffrey (reviewed in The Jewish
Harry Topor of Harden Ave.,
1. Shifman, brother of the
Southfield.
bridegroom. Ushers were "Tracy and Hepburn: an
Miss Gelberg and her Alan and Eliott Kaplan, Intimate Memoir," appeared
Mon. & Thurs. 9:30-9:00
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10- F5 r:i3
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fiance were graduated from . brothers of the bride, Jerry . News
last year,
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Sat.
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whose
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December wedding is plan- li , Ken Gerenraich, Michael An- . Summers"; and Miss Meyers
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Stanton Markowitz was ring Kitchen."
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Even though the Girl
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GILDA RADNER, former
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Also
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many more. Adults, both men of the bridegroom, Mr. and of Second City, a club made
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companies of "The Global
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Following a honeymoon in Village" and "Godspell" and
Between Live nois
9 Mile Rd.
1018
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FERNDALE,
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& Pinehurst
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live in Southfield.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Feldman of Majestic Ave., Oak
Park, were honored by family and friends at a dinner party
at the Raleigh House on the occasion of their 60th wedding
anniversary. Mr. Feldman, a native Detroiter, and his Lith-
uanian-born wife were married in Detroit, and founded
Livernois-Davison Florists in 1935. The Feldmans have two
daughters, Mrs. Blanche Haas and Mrs. Rhoda Shuman;
two sons, Irvin and Dr. Robert; eight grndchildren and 12
greatgrandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Arthur Lechner of Appleton Ave. were
honored recently at a dinner party on the occasion of their
50th wedding anniversary at the Huntington Town House
in Long Island, N.Y. The party was given by their children,
Dr. and Mrs. Monroe Lechner and Dr. and Mrs. Jerome
Lechner, all of Detroit. The senior Lechners have nine
grandchildren.
Dennis Rice, executive director for the Metropolitan
Detroit Bnai Brith Council, is in Israel for a special Bnai
Brith young leadership seminar designed "to explore the
lessons Israel's social and religious development hold for the
American Jewish community." He is a member of Albert
D. Tucker Lodge.
Gayle Grossman and Gary Granat were honored recently
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Granat of Murray
Hill Ave. on the occasion of their engagement.
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