Friday, September 18, 1987/The Jewish Floridian of Tampa Page 5-A
Mrs. Sheldon Tkatch
Mrs. Philip Spencer
Mrs. Lawrence Brass
Wedding Announcements
ROBINSSNYDER
Gayle Robins, daughter of
Judy Keller of North Dart-
mouth, Massachusetts, and
Norman Snyder, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Mindy Snyder of Col-
umbus, Ohio, were married
August 30 in North
Dartmouth.
Gayle is an occupational
therapist with United Cerebral
Palsy of Tampa Bay. Norman
is a business systems analyst
with NCNB.
JACOBSTKATCH
Sylvia Dee Jacobs and
Sheldon Jamie Tkatch were
married in the sanctuary of
Congregation Schaarai Zedek
on Sunday evening,
September 6.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Maril B. Jacobs
of Tampa. The groom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
David Tkatch of Tamarac,
Florida and his grandmother is
Mrs. Tema Perlman of St.
Laurent, Quebec.
Rabbi Richard J. Birnholz of-
ficiated at the double-ring
ceremony during which the
bride wore her mother's wed-
ding band and the couple
shared wine from the kiddish
cup used at the groom's Bar
Mitzvah.
Nelson Tkatch of Toronto,
Ontario, served as his
brother's best man with
groomsmen/ushers George
Pollack of Ft. Lauderdale.
Howard Held of Montreal,
Quebec, and brother of the
bride, Kenneth Jacobs of
Tampa.
Attending the bride were
her sister, Valerie Jacobs of
Tampa as maid of honor, with
Amy Galletta of New York Ci-
ty, Heidi Mercer of Jackson-
ville, and Karla Dorsey of
Tampa.
Many friends entertained for
the bride and groom. A Kit-
chen Shower was given by
Carole Cherry, Ellen Hakan-
son, Audrey Messerman and
Loma Osiason. Ruth Adrian,
Jo Ann Becker, Elinor Turkel,
Sandy Turkel and Bobbie Taub
hosted a Round the Clock
Shower. An Oneg Shabbat was
sponsored by Trudy and Mar-
vin Barkin, Barbara and Mur-
ray Garrett, Anne and Bernie
Kantor, Rhoda and Joel Kar-
pay, Aimee and Jack Mezrah,
Judy and Stan Rosenkranz,
and Millie and Walter Woolf.
Saturday evening's dinner was
hosted by Kay and Maril
Jacobs, Betty and David
Tkatch, and Jean and Tom
Valenti. A Sunday breakfast
was given by Priscilla and
Martin Adelman, Hope and
Les Barnett, Ileana and Lewis
Berger, Maureen and Doug
Cohn, Diane and Lou
Goldfeder, Susan and Bob
Greenberger, Blossom and Ed
Leibowitz, Gail and Arnie
Levine, Ann and Ronald
Rudolph, Franci and Richard
Rudolph, and Sharon and Ber-
nie Stein. Linda and Charles
Fendig gave a cocktail party,
and Heidi Mercer hosted the
bridal luncheon.
A Hospitality Suite at the
hotel was tended by Lucille
and Lawrence Falk, Lisbeth
Mellman, and Leslie and John
OsterweU. Hospitality Bags
were provided by Leslie Aid-
man, Carolyn Heller and
Goldie Shear.
There was a reception
honoring the couple im-
mediately following the
ceremony at the Hyatt Regen-
cy Westshore. Dede is
associated with Jacobs-
Fendig, Inc., and Sheldon is
Vice-President of Threshold
Business Computer Systems
of Tampa. After a honeymoon
in Cozumel, Mexico, the couple
will be at home in Tampa.
SPENCERKIRBY
Bonnie Lisa Spencer,
daughter of Mrs. Rochelle
Spencer of Miami, and Mr.
Philip Spencer of New
Orleans, and Hyde M. Kir by,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kir-
by of Brooklyn, New York,
were married Sunday, Sept. 6,
at Congregation B'nai Israel in
St. Petersburg. Rabbi Jacob
Luski officiated.
The grandparents of the
bride are Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
Terebelo and Mrs. Estelle
Polmer Rabin.?E
The bride's attendants were
maid of honor, Miss Susan
Spencer of Miami,
bridesmaids, Miss Michelle
Spencer and Miss Sharon
Spencer of New Orleans, and
Mrs. Robin Richardson of
Gainesville. Attending the
groom were best man, Harry
Spencer and Cory Heilweil of
Dallas.
Bonnie is a Certified Public
Accountant with Arthur
Anderson and Company. Hyde
is a pharmaceutical sales
representative with Winthrop-
Sterling Drug, Inc.
After a wedding trip to San
Francisco the couple will live
in Tampa.
HAUBENSTOCK-BRASS
Lori Ann Haubenstock,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard I. Haubenstock, of
Tampa, and Dr. Lawrence M.
Brass, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin J. Brass of Islip Ter-
race, New York, were married
Saturday, September 12 at
Congregation Schaarai Zedek.
Rabbi Richard Birnholz
officiated.
Lori Ann is the grand-
daughter of Mrs. Benjamin
Weinberger of Tampa.
The bride's attendants were
matron of honor, Jan Bloom of
Tampa; bridesmaids Jill Brass
of Albany, New York, Susan
Mclnerney of Holtsville, New
York; and flower girl, Lauren
Boom of Tampa.
The groom's attendants
were best man, Dr. Mark
Alberts of Durham, North
Carolina; ushers, Dr. Kurt
Nolte of Chapel Hill, North
Carolina, Dr. Gary Glickman
of New York City, Robert
Mclnerney of Holtsville, New
York, Jeffrey Bloom and
Michael Bloom of Tampa; and
ring bearer, Matthew Bloom.
The bride is a graduate of
Duke University, and was
Director of Government Rela-
tions, Tampa General
Hospital. The groom is a
graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania and Tufts
University School of Medicine.
He is a member of the faculty
in the Department of
Neurology, Yale University
School of Medicine.
After a wedding trip to
Europe the couple will live in
Westville, Connecticut.

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The First Annual Neighborhood Watch Appreciation
Dinner sponsored by the Tampa Chamber of Commerce
and the Tampa Community Security Council will be held
Saturday evening, October 3. As this is close of Yom Kip-
pur some members of the Jewish community feel that they
are not able to attend this event. The Jewish Floridian in-
vites those coordinators of the Neighborhood Watch to
send a short biography so that they may be honored by this 
newspaper.
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