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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Deborah Bookstein Marries
Deborah Lynn Bookstein
and Howard Leslie Weins-
tein were married in a re-
cent double-ring ceremony
at Cong. Bnai Moshe. Rabbi
Stanley Rosenbaum, Can-
tor Louis Klein and Sexton
Shalom Ralph officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin P.
Bookstein of Southfield.
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The general dinner officer of the Ex-Cell-0
chairmen for the 1979 Bnai Corp.
Brith International
Honorary chairmen
Humanitarian Award are: W. Michael Blu-
dinner have been an- menthal, Walker L.
nounced by Louis Weber, Cisler, Martin E. Citrin,
MRS. WEINSTEIN
Parents of the bridegroom chairman of the Bnai i3rith Irwin I. Cohn, Max M.
are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Foundation Committee.
Fisher, Henry Ford, II,
They are: Rodkey Sen. Carl Levin, Gov.
Weinstein, also of South-
Craighead, chairman of the William G. Milliken,
field.
Peggy Bookstein was board, Detroit Bank and Thomas A. Murphy, John
maid of honor. Debi Trust; David K. Easlick, J. Riccardo, Sen. Donald
Chinsky Harris was matron president, Michigan Bell W. Riegle, Jr., C. Boyd
of honor. Bridesmaids were Telephone Co.; Joseph L. 3tockmeyer and Mayor
Hudson, Jr. chairman and Coleman A. Young.
1- '9" 12 "nkstein, Carol Le-
win, Liss Martel Sherry chief executive -officer, J.L.
Bnai Brith Foundation
Seldes, Denise Wet....,4 z, Hudson Co.; William G. - ...o-chairmen are: David
Ph Airman of the Bittker, Floyd Bornstein,
and Lori Weinstein.
Ronald Weinstein was board and
" • ' T -.wine Ralph Miller
best man. Ushers were officer, Detroit Edison Co.; Sol Moss,
Ri ce '
Paul
S.
Maribito,
chairman
David Chudnow, Hartley
Louis Segel and Ernest
of
the
board
and
president
of
Harris, Jay Penfil, Joel
Shaw.
Stein, Richard Stein and Burroughs Corp.; Thomas
Proceeds from the dinner
F. Russel, chairman and will go to support programs
Neal Weinstein.
chief
executive
officer,
Fed-
The
bridegroom's
in America, encompassing
grandmother, Mrs. Sally eral Mogul Corp.; attorney Bnai Brith Hillel
Axler, and Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Schwartz; and tions, B/30; /3.1.1L11 Youth
Joseph Bookstein of Laguna George Zeltzer, president of Organization and the Bnai
Hills, Calif., and Mrs. Anna American Federal Savings. Brith Career and Counsel-
The award dinner will be ing Service. -
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Nosanchuk, grandparents
Nov. 20 at the Detroit
For information and
of the bride, also partici- held
Plaza iT,toi, oail will tie the reservations, contact the
pated.
occasion to honor Edward Bnai Brith Foundation,
rollowing a Bermuda
honeymoon, the couple is Giblin, chairman of the 21711 W. 10 Mile, South-
board and chief executive field, 48075, 354-6100.
residing in Chicago, Ill.
Judge Kaufman to Address
Bnai Brith Pisgah Lodge
Judge Nathan J. Kauf-
man of the Michigan Court
of Appeals will address the
Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith
8 p.m. Wednesday at the
Bnai Brith offices, 21711 W.
10 Mile, Southfield.
A member of Pisgah
Lodge, Judge Kaufman is a
former chief assistant
Wayne County prosecutor,
a former judge of the corn-
mon Pleas Court of the city
The greatest happiness of Detroit, a former judge of
JUDGE 'KAUFMAN
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is to be that which one is.
the Wayne County Probate
He is a member of Cong.
—Theodor Herzl bench — juvenile division
and a past Wayne County Beth Abraham Hillel Moses
and its board of trustees.
Circuit judge.
The congregation honored
Judge Kaufman by naming
Tel Aviv Blast
its library for him.
Judge Kaufman will
Injures Six
speak on "Jewish — Black
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Six Relations." The public is in-
persons were injured last vited. Refreshments will be
week when a bomb exploded served.
on Allenby Road, the main
thoroughfare in the center Temple to Host
of the city.
Cabaret Concert
The area was cordoned off
A cabaret concert featur-
and the injured were taken
to Hadassah Hospital just ing the Jack Brokenshaw
around the corner from the quartet with Ursula Walker
scene of the explosion. and Matt Michaels at the
Three of the injured were re- piano will open the Sunday
series of musical events at
leased after being treated.
the Birmingham Temple
The explosion took place a 7:30 p.m. Oct. 21. Refresh-
short distance from the open ments will be served.
air Carmel market where a
There is a charge. For
bomb exploded earlier in reservations, call the Bir-
the day. There were no in- mingham Temple, 477-
juries in that incident be- 1410. The series is sup-
cause the market, usually. ported by the state of Michi-
crowded with shoppers, was gan through a grant from
relatively deserted due to a the Michigan Council for
heat wave.
the Arts.
FOR THE DISCRIMINATING SENIOR
BE AN INDIVIDUALIST.
UNIQUE PORTRAITS BY
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SOUTHFIELD AT 13 MILE RD.
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General Dinner Chairmen
Named for BB Tribute
The Tel-12 Mall will be
the scene of the Royal Oak
Coin Club show and sale
and the Southeastern
Michigan Chapter of the
American Gloxinia and
Gesneroid Society this
weekend.
The coin club will be at
the mall Saturday and Sun-
- day. The Gloxinia and Ges-
neroid Society will hold its
show and sale noon-4 p.m.
Sunday. Both shows can be
seen during mall hours.
Fast,-expert appraisals dont while you wait. Call for an appointment.
Cost: • 15 first item. '5 per additional item.
357-5578
cial Problems of Single
People in Inflationary
Times." Admission is nomi-
nal for non-members. Re-
freshments will be served.
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We now offer: Insurance Replacements
Estate Appraisals
Diamond Evaluations
Gold Certification
in Southfield's Racquetime Mall
BNAI BRITH SING-
LES will hear State Sen.
Doug Ross 8 p.m. Tuesday
at the main United Hebrew
Schools building. Sen. Ross
will speak on "The Finan-
Mall Shows Set
Everyday your diamonds and fine jewelry become
more valuable. If lost or stolen — what would the true
replacement value be? Tapper's appraisal service gives
you the true market value, not inflated prices.
26400 West Twelve Mile Road
3nai Brith
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