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September Wedding Jakubowitz-Shultz R. Joyce Lenhoff United Order of True Sisters
for Ilene Shapiro Engagement Told Bride of Mr. Torby Gives 2nd Check to Cancer Fund

MISS ILENE SHAPIRO

MISS JAKUBOWITZ

MRS. DAVID TORBY

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sha-
piro of Parklawn Ave., Oak
Park, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Ilene
•Lois to Kenneth Robert Ber-
shad, son•of Mrs. Max Tra-
ger of Rosewood Ave., Oak
Park, and the late Mr. Moe
Bershad.

Mr. and Mrs. Abram Ja-
kubowitz of Fairfax ,Ave.,
Southfield, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Peggy to Dana Howard
Shultz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Shultz of Pierce Ave.,
Southfield.
Miss Jakubowitz earned a
BS degree in physical ther-
apy from the University of
Michigan. Her fiance was
graduated from U. of M. and
will attend the University of
California at Berkeley's law
school in the fall.
An August wedding is
planned.

R. Joyce Lenhoff became
the bride of David Jay Torby
in a recent ceremony at Adat
Shalom Synagogue. Rabbi
Jacob Segal officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Lenhoff. Parents of
the bridegroom are Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Torby of
Pointe-O-Woods P1., South-
field.
The new Mrs. Torby wore
a gown of re-embroidered
Alencon lace highlighted with
seed pearls and beads. A
fingertip-length camelot veil
accented the gown. She
carried roses and baby's
breath, and wore a diamond
pendant made from a ring of
her late .mother.
Mrs. Sandra Gersh was
her sister's matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Rhonda
Camen, Margaret Gould and
Andrea Weiss.
Best man was William
Bachelor. Ushers were Den-
nis Aylward, David Bloom
and Ken Lee.
Flower girl was Adrienne
Lenhoff, and ring bearer was
Howard Gersh.
Following a honeymoon in
the Bahamas, the .couple will
live in Ann Arbor.

Miss Shapiro attended the
University of Michigan. Her
fiance was graduated from
U. of M. and attends the
Thomas M. Cooley School of
Law in Lansing.
A September wedding is
planned.

People Make News

I. MURRAY JACOB'S has
been named to a three-year
term on the board .of over-
seers of the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary of America.
Jacobs is president and chief
legal officer of the Triad
Container Corp., and serves
on the board of trustees and
is a member of the building
fund and planning commit-
tee of Cong. Shaarey Zedek.

WALTER H. ANNEN-
BERG, U. S. ambassador to
England, may give up his
post in July to return home
for business or family rea-
sons, American diplomatic
sources in London reported.

May to Be Bonds
Golda Meir Month

The Israel Bond Organiza-
tion announced that hundreds
of campaign events in the
month of May in the United
States and Canada would be
dedicated to Prime Minister
Golda Meir in celebration of
her 76th birthday which oc-
curred on May 3.
This announcement was
made jointly by Sam Roth-
berg, general chairman of
Israel Bonds, and Jack D.
Weiler, national president of
the Israel Prime Minister's
Club, consisting of indivi-
duals who have purchased a
minimum of $25,000 in Israel
Bonds in 1974.
Local branches of the
Prime Minister's Club, whose
enrollment totals more than
1,200, will hold special recep_
tions and other types of
meetings to observe Mrs.
Meir's birthday and to pay
tribute to her as the sponsor
of the Prime Minister's Club
which she initiated in Tel
Aviv on Feb. 2, at the final
session of the Prime Minis-
ter's Israel Bond Conference.

Annenberg has held the post
since 1969.
* *
W. MICHAEL BLUMEN-
THAL of Ann Arbor, chair-
man, president and chief
executive officer of the Ben-
dix Corp., has been named
general chairman of the 1974
United Negro College Fund
campaign .for the state of
Michigan. . The appointment
was announced by Richard E.
Cross of Detroit, chairman of
the Michigan executive corn-
mittee of the fund.
* * *
DR. MARJORIE H. WAL-
LON, a consulting psycholo-
gist and adjunct assistant
professor of psychology at
the University of Detroit, has
succeeded Msgr. Clifford F.
Sawher as president of the
iation Inter-Professional
Assoc
Association
on Marriage, Di-
vorce and the Family, Inc.
* * *
Rabbi JOEL ROTH, an as-
sistant professor of Talmud
and dean of students at the
Seminary College of JeWish
Studies - Teachers Institute
will be the new director of
the Melton Research Center
in Jewish Education, it was
announced by Dr. Gerson D.
Cohen, chancellor of the
Jewish Theological Seminary
of America.

local hospitals since the club
was organized.

On that day will Jacob take
root, Israel will blossom and
bud; and they will fill 'the
face of the earth with fruit.
—Isaiah 27.6.

JOE MILLER

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degenerated into a celebra-
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United Order of True Sis-
ters of Detroit has sent a
$2,000 check to the Michigan
Cancer Foundation as its sec-
ond annual payment of a
pledge to pay fore a nearly
$9,000 high speed centrifuge
used in MCF research labor-
atories.
Mrs. Bernard Hirsch, pres-
ident of the order, and Mrs.
Harris Crane, philanthropic
chairman, recently presented
the check to Dr. Jerome P.
Horwitz, director of the di-
vision of basic sciences.
Dr. Horowitz stated that
the centrifuge, valued at al-
most $9,000, is used in the
endocrinology laboratory to
determine whether individual
breast tumors are hormone-
dependent. Determination of
hormone-dependency is use-
ful in deciding what types of
surgery and treatment will
be necessary for the patient.
The Michigan Cancer
Foundation is a Torch Drive-
United Way agency serving
Wayne, Oakland, Macomb
and Monroe counties with
programs of research, detec-
tion, treatment, rehabilita-
tion, public information and
education.
According to Mrs. Crane,
the United Order of True
Sisters is the oldest fraternal
and philanthropic organiza-
tion in the nation. Cancer re-
search is the focus of its
national philanthropic en-
deavors.
• Members of the chapter
have been working as volun-
teers with the Michigan Can-
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
36—Friday, May 10, 1974

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