THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS8
26—Friday, June 27, 1969
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Marriages
LARSON - MENDELSOHN: Pat !
ricia Diane Mendelsohn and Nels
Larson were united in marriage
recently at Temple Israel. Rabbi
M. Robert Syme officiated. The'.
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Mendelsohn of Cooley
Ave., and her husband is the son
of Mrs. Muriel Larson and the late
Mr. Larson.
MEISNER-FAGIN: Joan Alice
Fagin and Robert Melvyn Meisner
MR. & MRS. MORRIS WEINGER were married Sunday at Cong.
Shaarey Z e d e k. Rabbis Irwin
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weinger of Groner and Milton Rosenbaum of-
Park Ave.. Oak Park. celebrated ficiated. The bride is the daughter
their 50th wedding anniversary of Dr. and Mrs. I. Donald Fagin
with a dinner party at Raleigh of Huntington Rd.. Huntington
House given by their children. Mr. Woods, and her husband is the son
and Mrs. Al Fineman and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan I. Meisner
Alyce Moss. and their four grand- of Warrington Dr. After their
children.
honeymoon in Montreal and East-
ern Canada, the couple will reside
in Lansing.
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DUBBS-WILSON: Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Kass and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Kanfer announce the mar
riage of their sister. Mollye K.
Wilson, to Mr. Harry H. Dubbs.
The couple was married by Rab
Moses Lehrman Sunday at the
Sheraton-C adill a c Hotel. After
honeymooning in Hawaii. the cou-
ple \%111 reside in Southfield.
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SERWIN - FRANK: Donna Lee
Frank and Jeffrey P. Serwin were
united in marriage recently at
Temple Emanuel in Davenport. Ia.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Frank of Bettendorf•
Ia. and her husband is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris D. Serwin of
Vassar Dr. The bride was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Ronald Bar-
mash. and Suzanne Serwin. sister
of the bridegroom. Ronald Suro-
witz of Pontiac was best man and
Ronald Barmash of Milwaukee.
usher.-Following their honeymoon.
the newlyweds will reside in Des
Moines where Mr. Serwin attends
Des Moines College of Osteopathy.
NEW YORK—Tourists with fond
memories of bumpy rides down to
Eilat in a Piper Cub, will have a
surprise waiting for them on the
next trip aboard Israel's domestic
airline.
Early this summer, a little twin-
engine transport plane seating 22
passengers will officially inaugu-
rate Israel's aircraft industry. The
plane is the Arava, an Israeli-de-
signed and manufactured short
takeoff and landing (STOL) trans-
port, which will go into production
next March.
It will be for domestic use at
first, and after that will sell for
5300.000 to all interested parties.
MRS. BARRY BERLIN
Frances Lea Wilner and Barry
Philip Berlin were married in an
evening ceremony at the Sheraton-
Cadillac hotel Sunday, with Rabbi
Leonard Callan and Cantor Nicho-
las Fenakel officiating.
The couple's parents are Dr. and
Mrs. Irvin A. Wilner of Argyle
Crescent. and Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Berlin of Joy Rd.
The bride wore a gown of Alen-
con lace over English net with a
high neckline embroidered with
seed pearls and short puffed
sleeves. On her head was a Juliet
cap of matching lace.
Ruth Ann Wilner, of Ann Arbor.
was maid of honor, and Elaine
Wilner, of Ann Arbor. was brides-
maid.
Randall Banks was best man:
ushers were Evan Wilner. of Ann
Arbor, brother of the bride, and
Mark Berlin. brother of the bride-
groom.
Following a honeymoon in the
Bahamas. the couple will reside
in Ann Arbor, where the bride-
groom attends the University of
Michigan's school of medicine.
Standard Federal Savings and
Loan Association announces a new
5.25 per cent certificate savings
account that can be opened for at
least $5,000.
Effective July 1, this new six-
months certificate savings account
will pay compounded earnings
quarterly giving an effective rate
of 5.25 per cent per year. This is
the highest rate on insured savings
currently allowable by law in
Michigan.
Money can be withdrawn without
notice prior to the maturity date
and it earns 4 per cent per year
computed on a daily basis from the
date of-.,issue to the date of with-
drawal. Interest is paid and com-
pounded quarterly.
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This marks a significant step
for the Technion-Israel Institute
of Technology, whose aeronautic-
al engineering department has
been growing steadily since it
was opened in the early 1950s.
During a visit here. Alexander
Goldberg. president of the Tech-
nion, said that while the Israel air
forte must presently import its air-
craft from abroad, the Arava is the
first step toward production of Is-
raeli fighter planes.
Religious Zionists
Plan Reception for
Conclave Delegates
A reception for Detroit delegates !
Standard Federal Offers
who will attend the 60th anniver-
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Zionists of America—Mizrachi-
Hapoel HaMizrachi—will be held
8 p.m. Wednesday at the Young
Israel Center of Oak-Woods.
Phillip Stollman is chairman of
the reception.
committee and
will preside at
the program.
The convention
will open in Jeru-
salem July 30 and
will continue
through Aug. 3:
Heikal Shlomo
will be the gath-
ering place for
the first sessions
at which the Is-
raeli chief rabbis, Stollman
government officials and world
dignitaries will speak.
Justice Minister Moshe Shapiro
will be a principal participant in
the sessions. A closing banquet, in
honor of ZAHAL—Israel's defense
forces, will be addressed by Minis-
ter of Defense Moshe Dayan.
The Israel Aircraft Industries
was born in 1957, and by 1960 was
producting its first foreign-licensed
planes. Most Technion graduates
are now employed by the air force
and IAI.
Charlatanism of some degree is
indispensable to effective leader-
ship. —Eric Hoffer.
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