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June 24, 1966 - Image 27

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1966-06-24

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Three Detroit Girls New Brides

MRS. WALTER STARK

MRS. ALLEN DEUTELBAUM

Linda Gay Lewin and Walter
Stark exchanged marriage vows in
a candlelight ceremony Saturday
evening at Cong. Ahavas Achim.
Rabbi Seymour A. Panitz and Can-
tor Simon Bermanis officiated.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Lewin of Gilchrist
Ave., and her husband's parents
are the Henry Starks of Far Rock-
away, N.Y.
The bride's peau de soie gown
and chapel-length train were ap-
pliqued with clusters of Alencon
lace. A handmade seed pearl crown
secured her illusion veil, and she
carried her confirmation Bible cov-
ered with baby orchids and ivy.
Sherry Lewin was her sister's
maid of honor. Bridesmaids were
Nancy Padden, Ellen Berger,
Rhonda Berger and Mrs. Albert
Gladner.

On Sunday afternoon at Adas
Shalom Synagdgue, Joyce Lee Du-
brow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Dubrow of Muirland Ave.,
was united in marriage to Allen
Marshall Deutelbaum, son of Mrs.
Max Deutelbaum of Burgess Ave.
and the late Mr. Deutelbaum.
Rabbi Jacob Segal and Cantor
Nicholas Fenakel officiated.
The bride wore a peau de soie
sleeveless floor-length sheath coat
with a watteau panel falling from
shoulders onto a cathedral train.
Her gown was a floor-length sleeve-
less sheath with Empire bodice ap-
pliqued in garlands of hand-corded
Alencon lace and tiny beads. She
wore a pill box of peau de sole and
lace banding a cathedral viel of
silk illusion. She carried a cascade
of butterfly roses and Cymbidium
orchids.
Mrs. Dennis R. Dubrow of Los
Angeles, the bride's sister-in-law,
and Mrs. Leonard Rouff, the bride-
groom's sister, were matrons of
honor. Andrea Morguloff was maid
of honor. Bridesmaids were Pauline
Lee and Mrs. Michael May.
Leonard Rouff, the bridegroom's
brother-in-law, served as best man.
Seating the guests were Dennis R.
Dubrow of Los Angeles, the bride's
brother, Daniel Tomaszewski of
Madison, Edward S t a n l u i s of
Houghton, Alan Frenkel and Rich-
ard Ketai.
After a honeymoon to New York,
Mr. and Mrs. Deutelbaum will live
in Oak Park.

Charles Stark was his brother's
best man. Ushers were Stephen
Stark, brother of the bridegroom,
Jerry Bollt, Stanley Schwartz, all
of New York, and David Lewin,
brother of the bride.
After the dinner reception, the
newlyweds left on a trip to the
Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
Upon their return, the couple will
reside in Forest Hills, N.Y.

Burial Society Protests
Autopsies in Israel; Seeks
Treatment Elsewhere

JERUSALEM (ZINS) — The
local Chevra Kadisha (burial so-
ciety) notified the ministry of
health of its decision to send sick

LETTER BOX

Israelis to foreign hospitals. The
society claims that autopsies are
performed in Israel's hospitals in
violation of Jewish religious laws.
The society, also addressed a de-
mand to the ministry of finance to
aive the travel tax on Israelis Editor, The Jewish News:
Contrary to a previous letter in
aving the country for treatment
The Jewish News, I think that
road.
Meanwhile, Dr. Juravin, director Sinai Hospital should be congratu-

1Doctor Defends
Proposed Chapel

of the-ministry of health, issued an lated for proposing an all-faith
order that hospitals not admit pa- chapel, however late this may be.
A large proportion of the pa-
tients whose families object to an
autopsy.
tients are not Jewish, and Sinai
can set an example to Catholic
and Protestant hospitals in this
respect. Rabbi David Bakst, the
devoted chaplain of Sinai Hospital,
will, of course, need proper au-
Leave Everything to Us
thority in running the chapel if
it is to become a meaningful ad-
junct to patient care, rather than
a sham religious experience.
There are, incidentally, other
areas in which the hospital could
take steps to improve its religious
climate for the sake of observant
Hebrew patients and physicians.
This includes deferring routine
hospital-clinics from Jewish holi-
days, such as Passover and the
second day of Rosh Hashanah, and
rescheduling them for non-Holi-
days.
If Jewish community interest
WYN and HAROLD LANDIS
could be roused concerning such
problems, beneficial results might
occur.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 24, 1966-27

Moscow-Eidelman
Engagement Is Told

Rosenberg-Shown Vows
to Be Spoken in Janua ry

MRS. ANDREW KRAMER

At a candlelight ceremony on
MISS TERRI ROSENBERG
Tuesday evening, at Adas Shalom
MISS' SANDRA MOSCOW
Synagogue, Cheryle Lynn Safran,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rosenberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Moscow
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David of Lesure Ave. announce the en- 25650 Catalina, Southfield, an-
Safran of Parkside Rd. was united gagement of their daughter Sandra nounce the engagement of their
daughter Terri to David L. Shawn,
in marriage to Andrew Michael Ruth to Alan Howard Eidelman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shawn
Kramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving I son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Eidel- of Pinehurst Ave.
Kramer of Outer Dr. Rabbis Jacob man of Lesure Ave.
Miss Rosenberg attended High-
Miss Moscow is a graduate of the
Segal, Leon Fram, M. Rd be rt University of Michigan, and her land Park College. Her fiance
Syme and Cantor Nicholas Fenakel fiance was graduated from Western attends Wayne State University
and is affilitated with Tau Epsilon
officiated.
1Michigan University.
Phi fraternity,
The bride chose a sleeveless
The wedding is scheduled for
A September wedding is planned.
floor-length coat with a chapel November.
train of silk organza appliqued in
garlands of rose Chantilly lace
Even the elegant will grab a
and tiny Swiss flowers over a
mucky pole when he is drowning.
floor-length Empire bodice gown
—Russian proverb.
with bateau sleeves of rose pointe
Chantilly lace. The chapel-length
The annual meeting of the Wind-
mantilla of silk illusion was sor Jewish Community Council
edged with matching lace. She
will be held 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
carried a bouquet of roses and
at the Jewish Community Center.
Orchestra and Entertainment
lilies of the valley.
Annual reports and election of
Susan Love was maid of officers and the board of directors
honor. Linda Rubin, Dayle Silver are on the agenda.
and Sandra Hindley served as
bridesmaids.
Paul Smith of Cheyenne served
THE WHOLE TOWN'S BUZZING
as best man. Seating the guests
were Joel and Frank Safran,
brothers of the bride, Charles
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Kifferstein and Joseph Fischer.
After a trip to San Francisco,
Those Very Special Occasions
the newlyweds will reside in
Chicago.
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Windsor Council to
M eet Wednesday

Larry Freedman

647-2367

Trade Fair Opens
in Tel Aviv; 45
Lands Represented

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire to
The Jewish News)

TEL AVIV—The Fourth Interna-
tional Trade Fair opened here

Tuesday night when Kadish Luz,
speaker of parliament, pressed a
master switch to light up the fair
symbol, a flying camel on a perch.
Simultaneously, thousands of
lights and multicolored neon signs
came on in the pavilion and enter-
tainment centers. Exhibits from 45
countries in Europe, Asia, Africa
and North and South America
were on display. About 60 per cent
of the merchandise was sent by
foreign exhibitors. The 16-day fair
is expected to attract 400,000 visi-
tors, according to Tel Aviv Mayor
Mordechai Namir, chairman of the
fair's board of governors.
Among the for e i g n guests
scheduled to attend the fair were
Roduald Minani, Rwanda tour-
ism minister, and Lord Rhodes
of Britain, parliamentary secre-
tary of the British Board of
Trade. Lord Rhodes said he
would hold conferences here on
expansion of Anglo-Israeli trade
with the Israel ministers of
finance, commerce and industry.
An innovation of the fair will be
an arrangement under which all
Israeli businessmen invited by
American business firms to visit
the United States will be granted
United States visas within six
months.

Immigrant Absorption
The Conference on Jewish Mate-
rial Claims Against Germany last
year allocated 163,000,000 Israel
pounds ($54,333,333) to Israel for
the absorption of immigrants.-

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