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Married
Ioyce
to-Seymou r Kliger
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Kutinsky-Goodman
Vows in Chicago
Bnat
activities
MRS. SEYMOUR KLIGER
Joyce Phyllis Milan and Seymour
Edgar Kliger were united in mar-
riage in a recent candlelight cere-
-mony . at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Rabbis Morris Adler—and Irwin
Groner officiated, assisted by Can-
torS Jacob Sonenklar and Reuven
Frankel. A dinner followed :the
ceremony. •
They are the chdaren of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Milan of Oxley Rd.
and Dr. and Mrs. David Kliger of
Hartwell Ave.
. The bride wore a floor-length
gown of peau de snie with an
Einpire bodice of Alencon lace.
The wedding-ring neckline of the
gown was fashioned of peau de
soie, and the sheath skirt ended
in a chapel train. The elbow-
length illusion veil was attached
to a double crown of Alencon
lace and seed pearls. She carried
white roses.
Mrs. Leon• Cogan was the bride's
matron of honor. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Howard Emmer, Mrs. James
Garrity a n d Sharon Reisman.
Sherry Ellen Simon was junior
bridesmaid, and Sora Renee Direr-
feld was flower girl.
Serving as best man was Dr. Gary
M.
Milan, the bride's brother.
Ushers) included Arthur Berlin,
!
PISGAH CHAPTER will cele-
brate its 31st birthday by honoring
25-year menf3ers 8:30 p.m. Thurs-
day at the Labor Zionist Institute.
Presentations will be made by Mrs.
Carl Gould, past president. Past
President Mrs. Philip Kramer will
narrate "This is Your Life. Pisgah
Chapter," and a candle-lighting
ceremony will be conducted by an-
other past president, Mrs. Sol Stein-
berg. Refreshments will be served,
and President Mrs. Harris Becker
announces that guests are invited.
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BUSINESS AND PROFES-
SIONAL CHAPTER invites all sin-
gle Jewish men and women in the
community to a Night in Italy, 7
p.m. Oct. 4, at the Knights of
Pythias Hall. Dinner, dancing and
entertainment will be featured.
Women must be paid-up members.
For information. call Estyr Dishell,
UN 4-6043, or Dorothy Goldberg.
UN 2-6610.
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LOUIS MARSHALL CHAPTER
will meet at noon Thursday at the
Workmen's Circle Center. A petite
buffet luncheon will be served, and
Rabbi Sherwin Wine will discuss
"The Deputy." Program Chairman
is Mrs. Robert Israel. Guests are
invited, according to president
Mrs. Harry Michelson.
IVAN S. BLOCH LODGE will
hold a hay ride and square dance
8 p.m. Oct. 3 at the Friendly Acres
Ranch, Livonia. Refreshments will
be served. Guest invited. For in-
f ormatio n, gall Iry Herman,
864-2009.
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Bnai Brith Women
Call On Members
'
'Person to Person'
Alexander Kallao, young De- thoven. Tickets are available at
troit blind pianist, will make his Grennells and at the door.
debut recital Tuesday evening at
MUSIC ! ENTERTAINMENT I
the lecture hall of the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts.
At the age of 3, Alexander re-
ceived his first lessons from his
father, Martzi Kallao, and soon
and his orchestra
acquired a natural ability for im-
UN 3-6501
provisations.
If No Answer Call DI 1-6847
At 5, Alexander played for Jose
Iturbi, who predicted a musical
career for him.
Alexander started his serious
study of the piano at the age of
12 under the guidance, of Julius
Chajes. In 1952, Alexander and
For Every Occasimi
his family moved to New York.
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He made a reputation as a jazz
22173 Cooldige, nr. 9 Mile Rd.
MRS. JULIAN KUTINSKY
pianist through recordings and ap-
pearances there and throughout
, Lesley Susan Goodman, daughter the country.
of Mr. and Mits. Alvin Lester Good-
However, he still continued to I
' man of Chicago, was recently mar-
ried to Dr. Julian Jay Kutinsky, pursue his classical studies with
i
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. such noted teachers as Roberti
Goldstand, concert pianist. and I )
Kutinsky of Muirland Ave. The
Charles Adler, renowned peda- I ,/
marriage was solemnized by Rabbi
gogue, who had Alexander appear ' )
Benjamin Daskall at Cong. Rodfei in several recitals. Later, he stud-
and ENTERTAINMENT
Zedek, Chicago.
BY
ied at the University of Michigan.
The bride wore a floor-length At present, Alexander is again -
princess gown. embroidered with under the tutelage of Julius
: lace and pearls. She carried white Chajes. .
UN 3-5730
orchids on her consecration Bible.
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The program will include corn-
Her sister, Karen. Goodman, was positions by Bach, Brahms. Rach-
maid of honor. Bridesmaids were. maninoff, Liszt, Chopin and Bee-
Linda Probst, Jill Rivkin and Carol
Goldberger.
Your Satisfaction . . . Our Pleasure!
Franklin Kutinsky was best man
for his brother, and the ushers
were David Kutinsky. another
brother; Dr. Stuart Falk, Bernard
Mindell, Dr. Jerome Cooper, Dr.
Roberta Verona and Lawrence
studio of
Warren.
Following a honeymoon in Flor-
ida, the couple will reside on
19492 LIVERNOIS
U N 2-0660
Shiawassee Rd.
SAMMY
WOOLF
Jibe Rose Shop
alorists
HAL GORDON
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photography
ADL Is Distributin.,
Three Filmed Plays by
Rev. Malcolm Boyd
Mrs. Jack Sayles, president of
the Metropolitan Detroit Bnai
The Anti-Defamation League of
Brith Women's Council, ,announces
William Berlin of Port Huron, a kick-off brunch for all partici- Bnai Brith is nationally distribut-:
Sherwin GibbS
and James
Assisting,
in seating
the Garrity.
guests pants 11 a.m. Oct. 4 at the home of ing three plays on film written by
were Dr. Leon Cogan, Manuel Mrs. Irving Isaacs, 18200 Coyle, to the Rev. Malcolm Boyd, Episco-
Simon and Kenneth Berlin of inaugurate the council's second palian chaplain in the Diocese of
Montreal. annual citywide, "Person to Person Michigan.
The newlyWeds will reside on Day."
Representing a strong indictment
NOrthgate Blvd., Oak Park, after a . Following brunch, under the di- of racial prejudice. the plays are
.
honeymoon trip which will include rection of Mrs. Morris Pleason and - Study in Color." (29 min.);
Mrs. Irving Isaacs. chairmen of - Boy," (15. min.); and "The Job,"
Ndw York and Las Vegas.
membership acquisition and reten- (29 min.).
tion, all chapter chairmen and
Boy, - which was recently ban-
their committees will visit present • ned by Michigan State University
and
prospective
members
their
homes
and explain
to them in the
im- educational television. portrays- a
Neero
boy who , through ima.ina-
s!
portance
of
Bnai
Brith
membership.
A prize will be awarded on that tive role playing, exposes the de ,
gradation to which a prejudiced I
day to a participating worker. All person subjects • his fellow man.
The Center Symphony Orchestra.
under the direction of Julius members who will have brought in This play, recently performed in
Chajes. will open its 25th anni- three or more members by April 1, the chapel at the Massachusetts In-
versary season 8:15 p.m. Oct. 6 at and those that have retained the stitute of Technology. will be tele-
greatest number of members in vised this month in New York City.
the Jewish Cenjer.
! Cellist Joseph Schuster of Bev- their respective chapters. will be Study in Color" employs the-
erly Hills will be soloist in Bruch's guests of the women's council at a ' atrical devices to explore "color"
theater party Oct. 21 at •
Kol Nidre and Saint Saen's Cello premiere
Studio 8 Theater. A film not in the idiom of the theater of the
Concerto. The program also will
absurd. "The Job" is a sophisti-
include "Eros," symehonic poem : previouslfshown in Detroit will be cated, humorous satire.
featured,
and
gifts
will
he
pre
by Chajes; Schubert's Unfinished
For information zoncer ningi
Symphony and Smetana's over- rented.
rental or purchase of these plays
ture to "The Bartered Bride."
on film, call the ADL regional of-
, Tickets are available at the Cen- Bob Benvas to Teach
fice, WO 2-9686.
ter cashier's office.
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Pirotography Course
n
,eter
Symphony
Readies Debut of
25th Concert Year
Camera Classes in View
Blind Pianist, Alexander Kallao,
to Perform in Recital Here Tdesday
A ten-week photography course
The Jewish Center announces the i beginning Monday. will be given
formation of new camera classes as part of the adult education
for beginning and advanced stn. program at Oak Park High, Mon-
dents. days. 8 to 10 p.m. The instructor,
Beginners class starts 8 p.m. Bob Benyas, will teach basic funds-
Oct. 6. In this six-session class menials of what to photograph and
students become familiar with the how to do it.
B e n y a s, of Benyas-Kaufman
operation of cameras, light me-
Photographers. has been a profes-
ters and films.
advanced class, which starts sional for .15 years. A student of
8 p.m. Oct. 7. is limited to serious Arthur Siegal and Wayne Miller
photographers who wish to per- and a graduate of the Institute of
feet their. camera techniques. Design in Chicago, Benyas special-;
Dinty Moore will be instructor izes in Magazine photography and
has had his work published in!
for both 'classes.
Registration for the classes and most major magazines.
Visits to studios and shooting
other Center activities is now be-
ing taken. For information, call sessions will be included in the
the Adult Division, DI 1.4200, Ext. course.
73.
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; To consult with the wisest and the
22 — Friday, September 2S, 1964 I
greatest men . . .
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
To Use books rightly.—Ruskin
Pioneer Ophthalmologist
Louis Javal, a 19th century
French-Jewish physician, was a
leading pioneer in the field of
ophthalmology. His unique contri-
bution was a first-hand study of
the technique of adaptation to
blindness which he undertook
when he himself became blind.
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