St. Louis Jewish Light from St. Louis, Missouri • 10

ST. LOUIS JEWISH LIGHT June 19. 1974 Page ten Nadah Health Service Bus Aids Area Older Adults IE Aid Life Seekers be presented to Mrs. Irv Litvag, president of the West County Life Seekers, and Mrs. Ruth Sheinbein of the West County Life Seekers, at the Women's League meeting on Tuesday July 23.

The Life Seekers is a local group of women dedicated to lowering the infant mortality rate in St. Louis by supporting obstetrical research and providing life-saving equipment for critically ill Women Walk-a-Thon To The Exercise Club of the Women's League of West Glen Woods in Ballwin, sponsored a Walk-a-Thon recently. Twenty-five women walked 10 miles, from the Woerther School in Ballwin to Babler State Park. Free soft drinks were donated after the first 6 miles by McDonalds on Manchester Road. The proceeds from this Walk-a-Thon, which amounted to $600, will wGri MEDICAL' BUS jif r1 Goldstein, Mandel Are Recently Wed Miss Robin Goldstein and Alan Mandel were recently married at Meadowbrook Country Club with Rabbi Jerome Grollman officiating at the candlelight ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morry Goldstein, Ladue; the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mandel, St.

Louis. The bride chose her sisters Cathy Goldstein as maid of honor and Mrs. Jerry Meyers as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mickey Bronska, Melissa Cohen, Joan Weinberg and Lisa Mandel, sister of the bridegroom. The bridegroom chose his brother, Andrew Mandel, as best man.

Groomsmen were Doug Pernikoff, David Lazarus, Dr. Jerry Meyers, Larry Weintraub and Justin Johl. The bride's niece, Lori Meyers, served as flower girl, and Scott Meyers, the bride's nephew, was the ring bearer. The couple will reside in St. Louis County after a wedding trip to the Ozarks.

The Nadah Health Service Bus continues to provide transportation to medical appointments for older adults. FOR WEDDINGS BAR r.HTZVAIIS MD PARTIES The Nadah Health Service Bus has been in operation for more than four months, and has served more than 200 senior adults. The door-to-door service to medical appointments for older adults in the Jewish community is made possible by the Nadah Women's Organization, which purchased the bus; the Jewish Federation, and the Jewish Community Centers Association, which ad FRESH MIXED HUTS ROASTED TO YOUR ORDER (VAAD HOEIR APPROVED) WE HAVE DELICIOUS HINTS Hound City Shelled Jut Co. 6307DELMAR PA. 5-9040 Handler, Levine Are HAIR DESIGN Featuring the Latest Techniques In Cutting Blow Combing For Both Men and Women.

HOURS BY APPOINTMENT ft-sn R-sn Th Pri 1 A jft it If 'frr 'JAJ 7Tl mimPt-U tr MEN'S NITETues. 9779 OLIVE (at Warson Rd.) 991-9874 (Sr WV Mrs. Marshall Levine Nancy Ellen Handler became the bride of Dr. Marshall Richard Levine in a candlelight ceremony ministers the operation of the bus. The Nadah Health Service Bus operates three days a week.

On Mondays and Tuesdays it goes to all medical services east of McKnight, and on Friday, to all medical services west of McKnight. For reservations, call the Senior Adult Dept. of the JCCA at 863-8282, one week before the medical appointment. Round-trip fee is $2. Married at B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation, Columbia, officiated by Rabbi Laurence Lauer.

The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Fred P. Handler, formerly of St. Louis, and now of Jefferson City; her fiance is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Levine, Miami Beach, Fla. Serving as maid of honor was Miss Helene Geller of Miami. Miss Elizabeth Handler, sister of the bride was junior bridesmaid. The bride is the granddaughter of Mrs.

Morris Handler and Mrs. Henry Voda of St. Louis. The bridegroom chose Dr. Jerry Rosenblum, Nashville, as best man.

Ushers included Robert, Michael and Gary Handler, brothers of the bride. Levine is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Zegen, Lansdowne, Pa. The couple will reside in Clayton after a wedding trip to Hawaii and San Francisco.

9 Service, Savings, and i is 'PA INVESTMENTS OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED IN ANTIQUES Fine French and European Antiques SEE OUR EXQUISITE SELECTION- Hadassah Installs Officers COWOISSKI IS nn: ANTIQUE No. 50 Maryland Plaza 1 -Ai fit- Officers recently installed by Eleanor Roosevelt Group 8 of Hadassah are (seated, from left) Mmes. John Brand vein, recording secretary; Lee Roy Handler, president; Fred Ring, past president; (standing, from left) Robert Greenstein, vice president, program; Burton Boxerman, vice president, education; Joe Sander, delegate; Jerry Lapp, chapter president; Al Kutner, membership secretary; William Karasick, vice president, fund raising; Leonard Zellinger, vice president, membership, and Adolph Gelb, financial secretary. Not pictured are Mmes. Edward Levey, corresponding secretary, and Mrs.

Wallace Cohen, delegate. CARRY OUTS Sandwiches or Complete Meals Monday thru Saturday, 9:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. 7006 Clayton Rd. 645-7337 Mrs.

Alan Mandel Barbara Berkowitz Is Recently Wed Barbara Sue Berkowitz recently became the bride of Thomas Ralph Kleyman in a ceremony at Temple Beth Israel in Maywood, N.J. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Berkowitz of Tena-fly, N.J., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Kleyman, 7459 Parkdale, Clayton. After a wedding trip to Europe, the couple will reside in Clayton, and the bridegroom will attend medical school at Washington University. Gralnicks Mark 60th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gralnick Mr.

and Mrs. Abraham A. Gralnick, Ballwin, recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a dinner party at Le Chalet Restaurant. It was given by their children for family and close friends. The couple has three children, Joyce Halman (Mrs.

Sidney) of Detroit, Arlene Susman (Mrs. Harold of Creve Coeur and Marvin Gralnick of Guadalajara, Mexico. They have nine grandchildren. Forests to Be Planted In Beersheba Area JERUSALEM (JTA) The Jewish National Fund and the Beersheba municipality have agreed upon plans for wide-scale afforestation around the Negev's largest city. Three hundred dunams of trees are to be planted this year and 400 more next year.

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