June Brides
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ
Sharon Dinkin 11 'i ll
Wed Stuart Mills
(Copyright, 1963, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
June is the month of brides
and I've been studying to find
out just what the Jewish au-
thorities think on the subject.
I find they are favorable.
Judaism does not seem to
have nourished the idea of
ascetism that we find in some
religions. No one is regarded
more of a saint for not having
married. There are some cyni-
cal remarks about the institute
of marriage—among the folk
sayings, but these do not rep-
George Ebling, administrative assistant of Plymouth
State Home and Training School, is shown receiving a $1,500 resent religious positions. Bert-
check from Children Unlimited for mentally retarded blind rand Russel makes an interest-
ing comparison between the
at the home. Making the presentation, from the left are: Mrs.
Solomon who wrote the Song
Avery Joseff, of Oak Park, president-elect; Mrs. Benjamin
of Songs and the Solomon who
Stein, of Huntington Woods, past president, and Mrs. Edward
was the author of Ecclesiastes.
Resnick, of Smithfield, retiring president.
"Perhaps," opines Russel, "the
* *
author of Ecclesiastes thought
A special program being de-
.1 Sutkin Wins Special
all was vanity because he did
veloped for the blind children
not take enough exercise."
at Plymouth State Home and Life Insurance Award
Rabbi Samuel bar Isaac,
Murray
J.
Sutkin,
1166
Char-
Training School received ad-
rington Road, Birmingham, according to the T a 1 in u d,
ditional support in the form was awarded a special honor would take a bunch of myr-
of a check for $1,500 from Chil- for sales achievement by the
tles and dance before brides;
dren Unlimited, the organiza- National Life Insurance Com- and King Agrippa, the Tal-
tion devoted to the needs of
pany of Ver- mud tells us, gave way to a
multiply-handicapped and emo-
mont, which bridal procession in • the
tionally disturbed blind chil-
is represented streets of Jerusalem. "I wear
dren.
in the Detroit the crown every day," he
area by the said, "let the bride have the
This donation approaches the
Austin A. Kan- crown for an hour."
total sum of $15,000 which the
ter Agency.
organization has contributed to
"Every parent," is another
Sutkin won Talmudic saying, "must teach
the state home in three years.
his distinction his son a trade, help him get
Dr. Robert I. Jaslow, medi-
by outselling a wife and some say, teach
cal superintendent at the home
all other Na- him how to swim."
for mentally retarded children,
tional Life
Sutkin
said, "Some of the blind chil-
Nowadays the young folks
dren, believed to be retarded, agents during a specified sales are not anxious for parental aid
period.
may only be suffering from
Active in many Jewish char- in either learning to swim or
lack of special facilities and
itable and fraternal organiza- ; getting married. Young mate
services".
seekers nowadays are really in
Dr. Jaslow informed the tions Sutkin has been a mem- a dilemma. It is said most girls
ber
of
the
National
Life
or-
ladies that the results thus far
today v,rind up marrying the
are promising enough to justify ganization for 26 years.
Together with his son, Rich- boy next door. There are ex-
further development and as-
• ceptions of course.
I have
sistance. Seven of the 23 chil- ard, he maintains offices at
heard of a case where a young
dren attended special classes 2520 Guardian Building.
man fell upon a girl in the
in cooperation with the Livonia
subway rush and, as a result,
Public School system.
Guardian Savings
got acquainted and married her.
Two of the children were Selects Mrs. Sanders,
In the old days, there was the
considered as having no re-
"Shadchan" who had a corn-
Fisher
for
Posts
tardation and, therefore, grad-
uated to the Michigan School
Two personnel appointments , plete roster of the candidates
for the Blind in Lansing.
at Guardian Savings and Loan 1 for matrimony and in a posi-
When presented with the Association were announced by tion to connect the proper
check, George Ebling adminis- Secretary Philmore A. Leemon. mates. He would ask you, "Do
trative assistant of the hospital, Philip M. Fisher, has been ap- you want money, or do you
remarked, "Without Children pointed executive trainee and want Yichus. Or you want
Unlimited's cooperation and will take over managerial duties love? Well, I have love too."
generous support, it is unlikely of . the Guardian Savings and And clown the list his eyes
that this special program would Loan branch office at 13646 W. would go, until the found the
have developed as quickly as 7 Mile. Formerly director of the romance wished.
it has."
IBM Division of the Kasle Steel
I read a story of a Shadchan
Corp., Fisher is an active mem- who was trying to arrange a
ber of the Men's Club of Temple wedding of a young London
Beth-El.
Jew with Princess Margaret.
Mrs. Gladys Sanders was pro- After much argument, the
moted to assistant secretary of young man agreed. "Well,"
ROBERT J. RAFELSON Post Guardian Savings and Loan and said the Shadchan, "I have con-
and Auxiliary will hold their will i'esume the managership of
vinced one side. Now I must
annual Bar-B-Que this Saturday the downtown branch office at go to the other, "
at 8:30 p.m., at the home of Mr. 139 Cadillac Square. Long ac-
But the Shadchan has almost
and .Mrs. Harry Partrich, 19959 tive in financial circles, Mrs.
disappeared.
Nowadays, the
Kentfield. Auxiliary President Sanders had been . head of the
Cookie Oppenheim invites pro- I cash office of Sams Dearborn young people want to rely sole-
ly on themselves.
spective members and friends. I store.
A great deal of advice is dished
out about choosing the proper
mate. One of the most frequent
points stressed is the need of a
common interest and yet I think
of the case of Heinrich Heine,
whose wife vas a simple peasant
girl, Mathilcla.
On his death bed, Heine said
he hoped she would immediate-
ly re-marry after his passing.
"Why?" she asked.
"Because," said Heine. "I
want someone to mourn my
passing."
Heine was just being whim-
sical. Actually he was very
much in love with this peasant
girl, though intellectually she
certainly was no mate.
Perhaps the case of Heine
verifies a bit of Talmudic ad-
vice: "In choosing a wife, go
Bereznitzer Aid Society's Israel Bond purchases now total
down a step."
more than $30,000, including a new $5,000 Bond purchase
made at the society's Yom Ha-Atzmaut celebration in the
Jews in New Zealand
Sholem Aleichem Institute. The Bereznitzer society turned
The Jewish Community of
over a matured $500 Bond in part payment. From left: Jacob
New Zeland, which dates from
Koss, president; Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Sweet, who were honored
the establishment of British
by the society; Sol Kanat, Bereznitzer Israel Bond chairman,
sovereignty in 1840, today num-
and Judge Nathan J. Kaufman, co-chairman of the Israel
bers some 5,000 persons, most
Bond High Holy Day Appeal, who was guest speaker at the
of whom live in Wellington
fr,-, a
All
el
celebration.
•
JWV Activities
Bereznitzer Bonds Exceed $30,000
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Moshe Tal to Speak
to Farband Branch 11•
The Holutz and veteran Moshe
Tal, on a brief visit to the
United States, will be guest
speaker at a meeting of Farband
Branch 114, 8:45 p.m. Saturday
at the Labor Zionist Institute,
announces Movsas Goldoftas.
The executive and committees
will give reports, according to
Maurice Gelfand, chairman. Re-
freshments will be served. The
public is invited, free of charge.
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Mr, and Mrs: Allen M. Din-
kin of • Lauder Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Sharon Linda, to Stuart
Lloyd Mills, son of Mr. and
Mrs. David D. Mills of Pierce
Ave., Southfield. An Oct. 13
wedding is planned.
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ZAN GILBERT
sad his mask.
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2 1 -- THE DETROIT JE WISH NEWS -- Frid ay, June 28, 1963
Children Unlimited Donates $1,500
to Plymouth Home for Blind Youths