Mr., Mrs. Ian Hassin
Garribbean Holiday
MRS. IAN HASSIN
At a candlelight ceremony Sun-
day evening, at Adas Shalom Syn-
agogue, Arlene Denise Brody,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Brody of Blackstone Rd., Oak
Park, was united in marriage to
Ian Bruce Hassin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Hassin of Lauder Ave.
Rabbis Jacob Segal, Isaac Paneth
and Cantor Nicholas Fenakel offic-
iated.
After a honeymoon to Puerto
Rico, St. Thomas, and Jamaica,
the newlyweds will reside in Chi-
cago.
The. bride's Empire princess-
style gown was fashioned of silk
gros de Londres and hand em-
broidered Alencon lace and seed
pearls, with an attached cathed-
ral train. The , double tea-cup
sleeves were of the same re-
embroidered Alencon Lace as
the underbodice of the gown.
A large Dior bow of matching
silk gros de Londres and seed
pearls held the silk illusion veil.
Matron of honor was Mrs. David
Gross, sister of the bride. Brides-
maids were Ellen Hassin, sister
of the bridegroom, Pamela Smith,
Doreen Freedman and Diane Mit-
telman. Wendy and Leslie Gross
were flower girls.
Best man was Howard Moss.
Ushers were Gary Hassin, brother
of the bridegroom, David Gross,
Stuart Finsilver, S. Lawrence Vic-
torson, John Fernandes of Chicago
and Tom Kuhn. Lee Scott Brody
served as ring bearer.
activities in Society
Argentine Yiddish Writer
Honored by Colleagues
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Davies of Manchester, England, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Shepherd, 19731 Monte Vista, as part
of an extensive tour of the United States on the Harkness Scholarship
that Mr. Davies received last year. The scholarship has also covered
two semesters at the University of California at Los Angeles and
one semester at the University of Washington, where Mr. Davies
took postgraduate work in social science. All members of the Shepherd,
Board, King, Steinberg, Freeman and Schechter families have been
invited to a family reunion Aug. 7 to greet the couple. Mrs. Davies
is the former Sally Rose of London and a cousin to the British members
of these families.
Barbara Jean Levenson of Seneca Ave., Oak Park, is touring
Europe and eastern Mediterranean countries with a group of teachers
and college students. The itinerary includes a Mediterranean cruise.
Miss Levenson, daughter of the Ben Levensons, a Detroit school
teacher, holds a masters degree in counseling and guidance from
the University of Michigan.
Rabbi Jack Goldman, head of the Rassco Office in Detroit will leave
for a three week's tour of Rassco projects in Israel Aug. 8. Accom-
panied by his wife, Rabbi Goldman will also visit with his mother and
brother who reside in Ashkelon and Petach Tikvah, respectively, and
other relatives.
The Sherman Family Club will hold its next meeting Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berman, 18025 Littlefield, hosted by
Mrs. Rae Rosenberg.
David Lippitt, local representative for Indianapolis Life Insur-
ance Co., recently attended a meeting of Counselors' Club, Indianapolis
Life's top production organization, at the Grove Park Inn, Asheville, N.C.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Rubinoff, 12731 Dartmouth, Oak Park, have
just returned from a month stay in Israel.
Misses Lenore Yaffe of Knob Woods Dr., Southfield and Denise
Goldman of Vaughn Rd. are currently touring Europe.
BUENOS AIRES, (JTA) — The
Argentine Yiddish writer and jour-
nalist Joseph Horn was honored
here at a special session of the
Jewish Writers Association for his
special contribution to the Argen-
tine Jewish community over the
last 30 years. Articles lauding
Horn's activities have appeared in
the Yiddish press here.
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Reciting Grace After Meals
THE LIGHT TOUCH
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try and all the people of Israel, .
as well as the whale world at
Originally, the grace after meals large.
was relatively short. However, at
present, when a Jew thanks God
for his meal, he not only has in
mind the food which he has just
consumed, but the bounties that
the Almighty has heaped upon
him throughout his long history.
The grace after meal, therefore,
JERUSALEM — Israel's trade
became a collective expression of deficit decreased by $100,000,000
the many things that happened to $124,000,000 during the first
to us by the grace of G-d, with-
months of this year, accord-
out which we may never have had five
ing
to
figures released here by
the occasion of enjoying this par- the Bank
of Israel.
ticular meal.
The major reason for the lack
The first blessing is said to have of more substantial improvement
been ordained by Moses when he in the trade gap, according to the .
observed the manna from Heaven bank, was the stagnation of ex-
which the Almighty used to feed ports which rose by only 13.8 per-
his people in the wilderness. It cent in the first half of the year.
imbued Him, as it does us today,
Most of the export increase was
with a sense of gratitude to the due to the sale of used ships and
Almighty who works out a method aircraft. The sale abroad of in-
of feeding and sustaining his sub- dustrial diamonds, one of Israel's
jects under any circumstance.
main export items, expressed by
Thou hast entered the city; abide
The second blessing was said to
by its customs. — Bemidbar Rab- have been ordained by Joshua only 5.2 percent compared with a
16.4 percent rise for the same
bah, 48:14.
when he came into the Promised period last year.
Land. It expresses our thanks to
Officials of the Israel Govern-
the Almighty not only for His ment Bank pointed out that the
sustenance but for His particular lag in improvement in the trade
by
interest in us as His chosen people deficit can no longer be attributed,
who were given the chosen land as in the past, either to excess
JULES PASSERMAN
and the chosen covenant.
demands of the local market or a
Your Neighborhood Pharmacist
The third blessing is said to manpower shortage. The current
have been ordained by David and reason, ,according to the officials,
Solomon as it expresses our thanks seems to be that Israel's goods
and prayers for Jerusalem, the have ceased to be competitive
chosen city which was captured by owing to climbing production costs. •
David and in which the Temple
was built by Solomon. This bless-
Time
ing goes one step further, there-
There is nothing of which we
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fore, in thanking the Almighty for are apt to be so lavish as of time,
A moonlighter is a guy
giving us a spiritual headquarters and about which we ought to be
to which we always ,turn to pray. more solicitous; since without it
who holds down two jobs
The fourth blessing in its origi- we can do nothing in this world.
so he can drive from one
nal form was said to have been —William Penn (1644-1718).
to the other in a more
ordained at Betar after the un-
expensive car . .
successful revolution of Bar Koch-
ba. The Romans had killed many
World Book Lore 1
Should those who believe
of our people. They did not allow
in early marriage have
our forefathers to bury the dead.
their weddings before
When they finally did get per-
mission to do so, this blessing was
noon?
ordained because the Jews were
ever so thankful to the Almighty
After you pass 65 m.p.h.
for first not allowing the bodies
you are not driving your
to rot on the streets, and secondly
car; you're aiming it!
to have -finally prevailed upon the
Romans to allow us to bury the
Appearances are deceiv-
sacred dead. This blessing in gen-
ing — after all, a dollar
eral is an indication of our feeling
bill still looks the same
of thanks to the Almighty for the
as it did ten years ago
tragedies of our history, as well
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as the pleasant events of our past.
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We thank G-d, therefore, not only
Jonah may have been
for
the
good,
but
also
for
the
un-
down in the mouth, but
fortunate episodes which, by His
he came out all right
divine Providence and eternal wis-
dom, always wind up for the best.
Golfers used a leather-covered ball
This last blessing was expanded
stuffed with feathers until 1848,
with
a
number
of
short
prayers
when it was replaced by a ball of
Lincoln at Coolidge
and benedictions, thanking and
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solid gutta-percha.
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25901 Coolidge
for the host at whose table
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SOURCE:
WORLD
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ENCYCLOPEDIA
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