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Eight recently-arrived couples
from Russia will re-establish
their wedding vows as they enter
for the first time into the tradi-
tional Jewish marriage rite of
chuppa. The couples include:
Rita and Leonid Belsky, Irene
land Vladimir Beznosov, Raisa
and Lev Chaikin, Mira and Lev
Lamdan, Alexandra and Leonid
Rozenberg, Natalia and Vladimir
Shabankin, Katherina and
Michael Sheyngauz and Yanina
and Vadim Similansky.
Although all of the couples
were previously married in civil
ceremonies, religious oppression
in their native country did not al-
low them to wed according to the
laws of their faith.
The Leadership Network will
host its August Getaway Happy
Hour Aug. 23 at Mr. B's West
Bloomfield from 6-8 p.m. There
is no charge.
Join the Leadership Network
for free bowling and pizza Aug.
28 at 7 p.m. at Drakeshire Lanes
in Farmington Hills. Informa-
tion will be available on a bi-
weekly bowling league which will
start in September. For infor-
mation, contact Jeff Cymerint,
358-0967.
The Leadership Network in-
vites members and non-members
to its quarterly general meeting
Sept. 1 at 7 p.m. at Franklin Rac-
quet Club. For information, call
the NETWORK hotline, 788-
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Berle Zaltzman
Sponsored by the local branch
of F.R.E.E. (Friends of Refugees
of Eastern Europe), the event will
be held 1:30 p.m. Aug. 28 at the
Jimmy Prentis Morris Jewish
Community Center. The Char-
lotte Rothstein Park, behind the
Center, will be the site of eight si-
multaneous marriage ceremonies
performed by rabbis in the com-
munity.
A special feature at this year's
celebration will be a concert by
the Chazan Berele Zaltzman.
Chazan Zaltzman will perform
Jewish songs in English, Yiddish,
Russian and Italian, as well as
cantorial pieces. Mrs. Adel Koza-
dayev will accompany on the pi-
ano. The concert, which will
immediately follow the wedding
reception, will be held at the Sal-
ly Allen Alexander Beth Jacob
School for Girls on Ten Mile
Road.
Cantor Zaltzman became
renowned on Soviet radio and in
the theater as a popular and clas-
sical singer. For 14 years he
prayed in underground syna-
gogues.
The public is invited, free of
charge, to participate in the cel-
ebration, reception and concert.
Sponsors and patrons will have
the privilege of escorting the
brides and grooms to the chuppa
and reciting the nuptial blessings
there.
Fiber-Fashion-Form '94, a na-
tional, juried exhibition of wear-
able art, will appear through
Sept. 9 in the Community Arts
Gallery at Wayne State Univer-
sity.
The exhibition has three-parts.
In addition to the national juried
show, is the graduate show of cu-
rator Barbara Altwerger, and
"The Coat as Art" show. The coat
show is non-juried and features
many interpretations on the
same purchased duster coat by
members of the Michigan Surface
design Association.
The wearable art show is co-
sponsored by the MSDA, the
WSU Department of Art and Art
History and the Michigan Coun-
cil for the Arts.
Gallery hours are 11 a.m.-3
p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday with additional hours
arranged by appointment.
Audubon
Watercolors
Residents of and visitors to De-
troit will have the opportunity to
view 90 original watercolors by
America's most treasured natu-
ralist, John James Audubon at
the Detroit Institute of Arts
through Oct. 23.
These watercolors, created
over 150 years ago for Audubon's
book The Birds of America, will
be on view at the DIA along with
auxiliary items such as
Audubon's lap desk, letters and
a portrait of the artist by his son.
This traveling exhibition was or-
ganized by the New-York His-
torical Society from its
permanent collection, and this is
the first time this body of work
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