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February 13, 1987 - Image 98

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1987-02-13

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BY

DAVID CITRIN

• WEDDINGS • SWEET '16
• BAR/BAT MITZVAH
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Honeymoon In The Mediterranean

Continued from Page 44

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With yachts galore and a Riviera backdrop, it's got to be Monaco, fabled
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of Israel, so you should plan
on spending several days
there exploring all its
historic sights such as the
Wailing Wall, the Dome of
the Rock, the Church of the
Holy Sepulchre.
For accommodations,
look to the famed King
David Hotel in West
Jerusalem. Built in 1930, it
has been in the center of
Israel's modern history.
Now a five-star hotel, the
King David has nearly 300
rooms and suites, four
restaurants, many shops, a
pool, tennis, sauna, and
lovely flowered grounds. It
is a palatial ediface that
towers over the rooftops of
the Old City, offering one of

the greatest sights in the
world. The hotel has an
aura of faded elegance; the
service is first rate,
delivered with a sense of
tradition.
Honeymooners in search
of a true Mediterranean
resort hotel, however,
would do well to consider
the Dan in Netanya on
seashore just 25 minutes
north of Tel Aviv. With
tennis, a pool, sauna,
dinner dances and
barbecues, the Dan
Netanya offers sun and fun
— a respite from the hassles
of sightseeing. Discos,
shopping (diamonds are big
here) are just a five-minute
walk away.

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Report Shows
Women Marrying
At Later Age

he

United States Census
reported recently
T that Bureau
American women are

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postponing marriage longer
than ever before, marrying
at a later age than their
great great grandmothers
of the 1890s did.
The median age of
women marrying for the
first time is 23.3 years, the
highest since the Govern-
ment started keeping that
statistic in 1890.
The median age of 25.5
years for bridegrooms has
not been exceeded since
1900, according to the
bureau's study, "Marital
Status and Living Arrange-
ments: March 1985."
The study also reported:
• The number of unmar-
ried couples living together
has leveled off at about 1.9
million after rising sharply
in recent years.
• Twenty-three percent of
all children under the age
of 18 live with only one
parent. In 1960 the number

of children in such families
was 9 percent and in 1970
it was 12 percent.
• There were 128 divorced
people for each 1,000 peo-
ple living with a spouse, up
from 47 for each 1,000 in
1970. The ratio for men is
103, as against 153 for
women, because men are
more likely to remarry after
divorce and do so sooner
than women.
• More than one Ameri-
can adult in 10 lives alone,
triple the number since
1960, although the rate of
increase slowed in recent
years as tighter economic
conditions discouraged
young people from setting
up their own households.
Among people 18 to 24
years old, 60 percent of the
men and 48 percent of the
women still lived either at
home with their parents or
in college dormitories. That
figure is up from 52 percent
of the men and 35 percent
of the women in 1960.

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