Mr. Richard Linton
Ireds Nancy Fuchs
MRS. RICHARD LINTON
Nancy Nitza Fuchs, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Israel Fuchs of
Santa Barbara Ave., and Richard
Michael Linton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Linton of Marlow
Ave., Oak Park, were united in
marriage at Cong. Beth Abraham,
with Rabbi Israel I. Halpern and
Cantors Shabtai Ackerman, Louis
Klein and Rev. Fuchs officiating.
The bride's gown was of point-
de Leon re-embroidered lace, de-
signed in a long-sleeve, A-line with
jewel neckline. The train falling
from the shoulders was of silk
tulle edged with the point de Leon
lace to match the gown. The long
veil of silk illusion was held by a
tiara of lace and pearls. She car-
ried white orchids over her par-
ents' Bible.
Mrs. Ruth Weintraub, cousin
of the bride, was the matron of
honor, and Cheri Linton, sister
of the bridegroom, was maid of
honor.
Bridesmaids were Eva Fuchs
of New York, Georgette Gruen,
Ilene Rosenthol, Donna Weiss and
Angie Zeltzer. Lena Weintraub
was flower girl.
Best man was Dan Blechman,
and ushers were Nathan Fuchs,
brother of the bride, Martin Far-
rell, Arnold Stone, Earl Weiss-
man, Howard Weber and Adrian
Williams.
Following a Miami honeymoon,
the couple will reside in Oak Park.
Society
Society is like a lawn, where
every roughness is smoothed, every
bramble eradicated, and where the
eye is delighted by the smiling ver-
dure of a velvet surface. He, how-
ever, who would study nature in
its wildness and variety, must
plunge into the forest, must explore
the glen, must stem the torrent,
and dare the precipice.
—Washington Irving.
activities in Society
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JINTF's Executive Vice President,
Dr. Aron, to Be at Berry Dinner
Dr. Milton Aron, executive vice
president of the Jewish National
Fund of America, will extend
greetings on the behalf of JNF at
the local fund's annual dinner 6:30
p.m. Tuesday at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
The dinner will honor Louis
Berry, past president of Shaarey
Zedek, for his numerous services
to Jewry, to Israel and to America.
Dr. Aron is former spiritual
leader of another
,.+Shaarey Zedek_
Shaarey Zedek
Congregation of
Winnipeg. F o r
three years he
served as national
president of the
Jewish National
Fund of Canada
and prior to that
post as national
chairman of the
JNF Foundation
of Canada.
Dr. Aron
Early in 1952, Dr. Aron or-
ganized and led the first regular
pilgrimage to Isr a el which
formed the blueprint for similar
pilgrimages throughout the con-
tinent. In some 25 visits to Israel
since 1950, Rabbi Aron has es-
tablished intimate relations with
the top leaders of the Jewish
state.
Rabbi Mon was chancellor of
Maimonides College, Winnipeg's
institution of higher Jewish learn-
ing. He was also chairman of the
Council of Rabbis of Winnipeg, a
group embracing all rabbis of the
city. In 1963, he chaired Winni-
peg's United Jewish Appeal cam-
paign while at the same time serv-
ing as national JNF president.
Dr. Aron an eighth generation
descendant of the Gaon of Vilna,
he obtained his B.A. degree from
the University of Chicago, in 1935,
and was ordained as rabbi at He-
brew Theological College, an Or-
thodox seminary, in 1940. Later in
1950, he obtained the doctor of
divinity degree from the University
of Indiana.
During the Second World War,
he spent five years in the 'U.S.
Air Force as chaplain. He was staff
chaplain of the first Air Force
and sup e r visor of Protestant,
Catholic and Jewish chaplains. In
this capacity, he developed a broad
acquaintance and a close bond with
some 100,000 Jewish soldiers that
he served in various military in-
stallations around the world. He
was discharged with rank of lieu-
tenant colonel.
After the war Dr. Aron estab-
lished the Hillel Foundation at
Wayne, State University, remain-
ing there as director until his call
to Winnipeg.
Dr. William Haber, dean of the
college of literature, science and
the arts at the University of Michi-
gan, wlil give the address on his
just-concluded trip to Israel.
The presentation to Berry will
be by Rabbi Irwin Groner, and
Judge Burton R. Shifman, presi-
dent of the JNF, will deliver the
presidential welcome. Cantor Jacob
H. Sonenklar will sing the musical
tribute.
Leonard N. Simons is dinner
chairman. For tickets, call the JNF
offices, 864-2767.
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Bar-Ilan Founders
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Honored in NYC
Detroiter Phillip Stollman, chair-
man of the board of trustees of
Bar-Ilan University, will preside
at a reception honoring the foun-
ders of Bar-Ilan Wednesday at
Hotel Delmonico's, New York City,
Bill D. Moyers, publisher of
Newsday and former special as-
sistant and press secretary to
President Johnson, will be the
principal speaker for the event,
paying tribute to those who have
made possible the growth and de-
velopment of Bar-Ban, as well as
launching the university's $20,000,-
000 development program,
Dr. Joseph H. Lookstein chan-
cellor of the university, will pre-
sent a report on the projection of
the--development campaign which
will establish several new schools
on the Bar-Ilan campus and ex-
pand the teaching and research
fellowship program to attract
scholars from throughout the
world.
Local founders of Bar-Han who
will be honored are the_following: El
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At the Labor Zionist Movement-Landsmanshaften Israel 19th
anniversary celebration are (from left) Hyman Lipsitz, guest of
honor; Mrs. Lipsitz; Ambassador Mordechai Gazit, assistant director-
general in Israel's ministry for foreign affairs, the guest speaker;
and Rabbi Moses Lehrman of Cong. Bnai Moshe, who gave the
tribute and presented the Israel Service Award to Lipsitz. The
affair culminated the 1967 Labor Zionist-Landsmanshaften Israel
Bond Campaign, which resulted in Israel Bond subscriptions
totaling $225,000. This included the results at the Pioneer Women's
luncheon; and the Pinsker, Odessa and Arlazaroff functions.
Morris Lieberman was testimonial chairman; Harry Schumer,
Israel Bond campaign chairman; and Mrs. Morris L. Schaver, the
honorary chairman of the affair. Guest artist was Sarah Rubine,
Israeli musical comedy star. The affair was held at the Labor
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The Detroit Council of Nshei Ubnos Chabad, women's arm of the
Lubavitch movement—will be represented by Mrs. Jonathan Baiter
and Mrs. Meir Gasthalter as delegates to the 12th annual interna-
tional convention of the movement in New York this weekend at the
Statler-Hilton Hotel. Guest speakers will be Dr. Velvl Green, space
scientist and professor at the University of Minnesota, and Mrs. Necha
Mindel, writer and lecturer. The women will be received in special
audience by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneer-
son, at the Lubavitch world headquarters.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Knoppow of Kentucky Ave. recently at- El
tended a banquet at Lake Tower Inn, Chicago, in honor of their
father Rabbi Arie Leib Kaplan, given by the Jewish religious com-
munity of Chicago. Rabbi Kaplan, who has served the Chicago com-
munity for almost 60 years, is president of the Chicago Orthodox
rabbinate and of the United Kashruth commission. He is a frequent
visitor to Detroit.
The Sherman Family Club will meet for dinner at Uncle John's
Pancake House in Birmingham 5 p.m. Sunday after which there will
be a meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Gordon, 18938
Roselawn. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fox of Tucson will attend the meeting.
Labor Zionist-Landsmanshaften
Record $225,000 in Israel Bond Sales
Zionist Institute.
Friday, June 2, 1967-31
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Laven, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Lessman, Ed-
ward C. Levy, M. Ben Lewis Family,
Isadore Muskovitz, Abraham Nusbaum
Family, Mrs. Sadie Pershin, Julius
Rotenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Max Stollman,
Phillip Stollman, Jack Sylvan, Temchin
Family, Peter Weisberg and Paul Zuck-
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