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THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE September 1, 1967 Miss Lynda Rene Ferstadt Is Bride of David Allen Kimme Zacharias-Kaplan Nuptials Held At Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun Candlelight Ceremony Unites Gail Heitman and Stanley Laber November Wedding For Janet Sue Kress The engagement of Miss Janet Sue Kress to Irwin Marshall Miller has been announced by her crepe with a beaded top. The young Mrs. Laber wore a beige linen suit as she and her Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where she obtained her bachelor of science degree in speech therapy. She is affiliated with Kappa Delta Pi honor society in education. Her husband, a graduate of UWM with a bachelor of science degrae in economics, is studying for his master's degree in economics.

He is affiliated with Delta Tau Kappa honor society in social science. The newlyweds are on a wedding trip to Illinois and A of Mrs. Harold Kaplan, Mt. Vernon, N. and the late Mr.

Kaplan. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zacharias, N. Cambridge, came down the aisle in a floating cage gown of organza embroidered in an all over design of delicately etched diamonds.

The train was gathered at the back yoke and fell to full chapel length. Her three tier veil was attached to a spray of daisies and she carried a white orchid surrounded by white roses. Bridal attendants wore yellow organza cages with yellow daisies scattered about bodice and hem. Mrs. Charles Grossman, Los Angeles, was her cousin's matron of honor, while the Misses Lynne Ketchum, N.

Prospect, and Sue Pepper, Woodmere, N. were bridesmaids. Miss Nancy Rice, N. Regent cousin of the bride, was junior bridesmaid and Miss Deborah Goller, Los Angeles, niece of the groom, was flower girl. Eric Goller, Los Angeles, was best man, with Allen M.

Zacharias, the bride's brother, and Michael Goldberg, Brooklyn, N. as groomsmen. For their children's wedding, both mothers selected turquoise Miss Judith Lynne Zacharias and Kenneth Franklin Kaplan were united in marriage on Saturday, Aug. 26, in an 8:30 pan. MRS.

KENNETH F. KAPLAN ceremony at Congregation Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun. Rabbi Stanley Davids officiated at the rites which were followed by a reception at the Jewish Community Center. The bridegroom is the son "4m fy Co xt XT- ii i-n. ii 'ii i i iimi" ii Candelabras on the bimah provided a candlelit setting at Congregation Anshai Lebowitz for the wedding of Miss Gail Ellen Reit-man and Stanley Paul Laber.

The couple repeated their vows before Rabbi Bernard Reichman in a nine o'clock ceremony on Saturday, Aug. 19. The groom is the son of Mrs. Faye Levine, N. 44th and the late Morris Laber.

Given in marriage by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Reitman, the bride donned a gown of Alen-con lace over peau de soie. Her illusion veil was attached to a petaled headpiece detailed with pearls. She carried a single white orchid with a spray of white roses.

The groom's sister, Mrs. Elliot Lubar, N. 100th was matron of honor. Her gown of yellow crepe was set off by gold lace rising from the empire waistline. She carried white daisies with gold ribbon.

Bridesmaids, the Misses Deborah Blankstein, W. Congress, and Sheila Muchin, Manitowoc, cousins of the bride, Mrs. Daniel Besser, sister of the groom, and Mrs. Martin Goldstein, N. Frederick, were attired in A-line dresses of mint green linen with Nile green trim at the empire waist and on the bell sleeves.

They carried bouquets of yellow daisies with Nile green ribbon. Serving as best man was the groom's brother-in-law, Dale Ul-mer, Des Moines, Iowa. Martin Barnes, N. 44th Daniel Besser, Highland Park, 111., Elliot Lubar, N. 100th another brother-in-law of the groom, and Lawrence and Allan Reitman, the bride's brothers, were ushers.

Mrs. Reitman chose a light green and silver metallic jacket over a long skirt. Mrs. Levine was garbed in a long skirt of gold 27. Maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Olchoff, Des Moines, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berson, W.

Keefe are the paternal grandparents. Lt. Wagner will leave Ft. Leonard Wood in October for Viet Nam. A son, Andrew Kurt, has been born to Mr.

and Mrs. H. Jay Ro-bitshek of Green Bay. Mrs. Robit-shek is the former Babette Miner, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Sydney Miner, N. Point dr. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Robitshek, Green Bay. Chalet Is Setting for Rites Joining Arlene Bear, T. Mayer MRS. STANLEY PAUL LABER husband left for La Crosse, where they will live. She is a graduate of UWM.

Her husband, an instructor at La Crosse State University, attended UWM and Northwestern University. WEDDING FORMAL PORTRAITS AND CANDIDS by Edgar A. Gensch Sola Owner 3723 N. Oakland Av. 332-1108 Secretary Intelligent, younr woman with potential future in excellent Jewish acency position.

Five-day week; fine working conditions; frinre benefits. Write Box 777, riving resume. SOCIAL NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Becker, Milwaukee, were honored at a champagne dinner at the Jewish Community Center on Thursday, Aug.

17, in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. Hosts for the evening were their children, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Becker and Dr. and Mrs.

Barney Becker, of Fox Point, and their grandchildren, Patricia, Michael, Kevin, Stephen and Douglas Becker. Jane Holzman to Marry H. Lippow The engagement of Miss Jane Donna Holzman to Harvey Lippow has been announced by her par- MISS JANE DONNA HOLZMAN ents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Holzman, N.

Hi-Mount blvd. Mr. Lippow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Lippow, W.

Keefe studied at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He has an associate science degree in business data processing. His fiancee, a graduate of UWM, taught retarded children in Philadelphia. She is presently attending graduate school at Temple University in Philadelphia. Israelite Sanctuary TEL AVIV (JTA) An ancient Israelite sanctuary and a fortress, both dating back to the days of King Solomon, were almost completely uncovered at Tel Arad, it was reported.

An arche-ological team under the direction of Prof. Yohanan Aharoni, now in its fifth and final session of digging at the site, also discovered a potter's workshop near the entrance to the sanctuary courtyard. if -si 1 VISIT ISRAEL NOW! A Once -In -a -Lifetime Trip Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ferstadt, W.

Burleigh announce the marriage of their daughter, Lynda Rene, to David Allen Kimmel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kimmel, N. MRS. DAVID ALLEN KIMMEL 49th st.

The wedding took place on Sunday, Aug. 20 at the Sands Motel ballroom and was followed by a dinner-dance and reception. Rabbi Louis J. Swichkow officiated. Mrs.

Kimmel was attended by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Stanley Ferstadt, as matron of honor. Bridesmaids included Mrs. Allan Birndorf, Minneapolis, sister of the groom, Miss Raquel Agruss, a cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Peter Connors, Madison.

Miss Lisa Ellen Ferstadt was the flower girl. Best man was Allan Birndorf, with Stanley Ferstadt, Elliott Glinberg and Norman Malmon as groomsmen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Untriff of California, grandparents of the bride, were also in the procession.

The young Mrs. Kimmel is a graduate student in exceptional education at the University of Fodiman Kestin Wedding Plans Told A Dec. 25 wedding is being planned by Miss Ferol Fodiman and Jack Kestin. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Fodiman, Santa Ana, formerly of Milwaukee, and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Kestin, N. 67th st. The prospective bridegroom is a student at UWM.

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MISS JANET SUE KRESS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kress, N. 84th st. Mr.

Miller, who resides on E. Singer circle, is the son of Joseph Miller, Medford, and the late Mrs. Miller. The couple will be married on November 19 at Congregation Beth El Ner Tamid. The future bride earned her B.S.

degree in medical technology at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her fiance attended the state university in Madison and the Radio School in Minnesota. Presently employed at Loewi Co. investment firm, he was formerly affiliated with radio station WOKY under the name Bob White. Buggy Land Dr.

and Mrs. Burton J. Friedman, N. Mohawk announce the birth of a daughter, Ellen Beth, on Aug. 1 1 at Mt.

Sinai Hospital. Ellen was also welcomed by a sister, Shari May, age 1. Maternal grandfather is Simon Zei-ger, N. Cramer, Shorewood, and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Ce-lia Friedman, Kensington Shorewood.

From Omaha, Nebraska comes news of the birth of a son, Andrew Todd, to Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Schmidt. Andrew was born on Aug. 15.

Also welcoming him home were two brothers, Scott Harlan, age 5Vfe, and Daniel Brian, age IVz, and a sister, Lisa Beth, age 2z. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David Dubin, N. 48th st.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt, N. 51st blvd. are the paternal grandparents.

A daughter, Annde Ellen, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Gimbel, N. Spruce on Aug. 14.

Annde weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces when she arrived at St. Joseph's Hospital. She was also welcomed by a sister, Deborah, age ZVz. Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Weinstein, N. 78th are the maternal grandparents. Paternal grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Gimbel.

Julie Beth is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Bloch, N. Ardmore for their first child, born on Aug.

19. Dr. and Mrs. Wilson S. Phillips, N.

Berkeley are the maternal grandparents. Paternal grandparents are Max Bloch and the late Mrs. Bloch. Mr. and Mrs.

William Liebman, W. Good Hope are the maternal great-grandparents. From Ft. Leonard Wood, comes news of the birth of a son, Andrew Erwin, to 1st Lieutenant and Mrs. Burton Wagner on Aug.

Retarded Children Assn. to Benefit from Models' Charity Fashion Show Earl Gillespie, WITI, and Judy Marks, WTMJ, radio and TV personalities will serve as master and mistress of ceremonies for the 14th Annual Charity Fashion Show, Sept. 12, at the Pfister Hotel. The show is sponsored annually by the Milwaukee Society of Models as a community service project in support of United Association for Retarded Children's programs. The show theme is, "Gateway to Fashion." Twenty manufacturers and stores from Milwaukee and Wisconsin are contributing fashions, according to Mrs.

Greg Parker, general chairman. Members of the Milwaukee Society of Models serving as committee chairmen of the charity show are: Miss Karen Perry, co-chairman; Mrs. Robert Boehlein, fashion; Mrs. Rod Autz, publicity; Mrs. John Harrington, advertising; Mrs.

Robert Ripp, ticket and costumes; Mrs. Arthur Polacheck, table decorations and seating; Mrs. Sheldon Forman, finances and editing; and Mrs. Thomas Vander Pluym, patrons. The past thirteen shows spon-sorsd by the models have produced over $93,581 which has been invested in day care and parent-child home training programs serving the retarded.

Miss Arlene Ruth Bear, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving P. Bear, N. Point was married to Timothy George Mayer on Sunday, Aug.

27. He is the son of Mr. MRS. TIMONTHY G. MAYER and Mrs.

C. O. Mayer, Los Angeles, Calif. The wedding, which took place at 3:30 p.m. at the Chalet on the Lake in Mequon and was officiated by Rabbi Harry B.

Pastor, was followed by a dinner and reception at the Chalet. The bride appeared in a Chan-tilly lace tunic cage over a pure silk sheath. The gown had a squared chapel length train. Her illusion veil was attached to a cluster of seed pearls and crystals. On her white Bible were white orchids and stephanotis.

ss Sandra Bear, the bride's sister, was maid of honor. Acting as bridesmaids were Mrs. Susan Potts, San Fernando, the PLAN A CHANUKAH TRIP TO ISRAEL December 21 to December 30 Chicago to Chicago SEE OLD AND NEW JERUSALEM, THE "WAILING WALL," BETHLEHEM, RACHEL'S TOMB, THE NEGEV, GALILEE, HAIFA, HEBRON, MT. SCOPUS, MT. OF OLIVES, GAZA AND MANY OTHER HISTORIC SITES AND SHRINES.

ALL-EXPENSE DE LUXE TOUR INCLUDES HOTELS, MEALS, TRANSFERS, SIGHTSEEING, ETC $625 chiffon cages with beaded trim. When the newlyweds left for their wedding trip to Los Angeles, where they will make their home, the bride wore a burnt orange coat-dress with a mandarin collar. The young Mrs. Kaplan is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin. Her husband, an alumnus of the University of Michigan, will attend graduate school at UCLA.

sister of the groom, and five cousins of the bride, the Misses Sydnee and Wendy Sernoe, Miss Mari-lynne a a Miss Marcia Freedman, all of Milwaukee, and Miss Toby Gottlieb, Los Angeles. They were identically attired in persimmon chiffon cages over satin sheaths and carried cascades of lime symbidiums. Richard Bruns, Los Angeles, was best man. Groomsmen included Joe Dulik, Los Angeles, Alfred Biasi, San Fernando, uncle of ths groom, and Barry Berman, Albert Pastman, Rory Serno and Scott Bear, all of Milwaukee. Messrs.

Pastman, Sernoe and Bear are cousins of the bride. When the couple left on their wedding trip to Expo '67 in Montreal, Canada, the young Mrs. Mayer was garbed in a long sleeved grey and white striped knit with a sleeveless grey coat. She wore black patent accessories. The bride attended the University of Wisconsin, Milton College, and San Fernando Valley State College.

Her husband attended Northrup Institute and Valley College in Los Angeles where they will make their home. ISlDIIDaDS 1 Jordan Avery Sennett, son of Dr. and Mrs. Louis W. Sennett, N.

Regent graduated magna cum laude from Harvard College with a bachelor's degree in history and science. Mr. Sennett is the recipient of the Drabkin Senior Prize in history and science for his thesis, "Aristotle's Theory of Respiration." He will enter the Harvard University school of medicine in the fall. Edward F. Anhalt, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Anhalt, N. 47th has been selected by the Peace Corps to serve in the T. E. F.

L. (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) program. He will serve in Iran for two years. Mr. Anhalt is a June graduate of the University of Wisconsin.

Piano Recital at College of Music on Sept. 3 Miss Batya Elbaum, a June graduate of John Marshall High School, will present a piano recital at the Wisconsin College of Music on Sunday, Sept. 10, at 3:30 p.m. As a graduating senior, Miss Elbaum was given the civic music award for her services to the music department as pianist for numerous musical presentations in the high school. She was student musical director, assisting Robert Beduhn, for the school's production of "Music Man," pianist for last winter's presentation of Hay-den's "The Creation," and accompanist for the 1966 production of "Bye Bye Birdie." A pupil of Miss Leah Ina Cooks, her recital will include works by Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Khacha-turian, Mozart and Grieg.

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