Klar-Harrison Rites
Held by Candlelight

women's Cluhs

(MORE CLUBS PAGE 19)
BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD

RODIN CLUB will meet 1 p.m.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Milton Fishman, 1826'7 Marlowe.
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In a recent candlelight cere-
mony in the Crystal Ballroom of
the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, Judith
Lorraine Harrison became the
bride of David Saul Klar.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Harrison of Wood-
ville Pl., Southfield and the Irwin
A. Klars of . Mendota Ave. Offi-
ciating at the double-ring cere-
mony was the bridegroom's cousin,
Rabbi Nathaniel Steinberg of Long
Island.
The bride wore a classic-style
gown of peau de soie combined
with Alencon lace. The traditional-
ly tapered sleeves were fashioned
with lace insertions and the skirt
revealed a front panel embroider-
ed with the same French lace. The
court train was topped with a
rose-centered Dior bow. A cluster
of lace petals and seed pearls ac-
cented with aurora crystals held
her shoulder-length veil of silk illu-
sion. She carried a fan spray of
white roses on her confirmation
Bible.
Maid of honor was Cheryl
Swartz. Matron of honor was Mrs.
Morris Sherman. Bridesmaids were
Terry Eichenhorn, Robin Bell, An-
drea Weisblatt and Sylvia Perga-
ment. Junior bridesmaid and sis-
ter of the bridegroom was Marilyn
Klar. Barbara Sherman was flower
girl.
Ray Ascher was best man. Ush-
ers were Jerry Meyers, Mark
Efrusy, David Parker, Gary Miller
and Gary Shackett. Junior usher
was the brother of the bride, Ron-
ald Harrison. Ring bearer was
Mark Klar.
After honeymooning in Miami
Beach, the couple will reside in
Chicago.

Adas Shalom Couples
to Explore 'Extremism'

The Married Couples Club of
Adas Shalom will present "Danger
on the Right," a documentary

film on political extremism, in-
cluding an actual John Birch
Society meeting 9 p.m. Wednesday
in the social hall.
Guest speaker will be Shelby
Newhouse, Detroit radio and TV
personality and a member of the
Michigan Regional Advisory Board
of the Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith. Guests invited.

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BY HENRY LEONARD

3 Camp Sites Installed
in Negev; More Planned

BEERSHEBA — Three camping

sites are now being installed by

.

will meet 12:30 p.m. Monday in
the synagogue. After a luncheon,
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will review
TEMPLE IS RA E L SISTER-
"The Source."
HOOD will feature a musical,
highlighting "The Uniongrams in
our Life" at its next meeting 12:30
p.m. Monday in the social hall.
The skit, written and produced
by Mrs. Mary Miller, has in its
"You stay young by keeping up cast interpretive dancer Reba
with things," says FRED WARING, Usher; pianist, Mrs. I. Buchalter;
musician, showman, inventor, hotel and songsters Mrs. Paul Kaye and
proprietor who, at 65 going on 40, Mrs. Harry Miller. Mrs. Samuel
brings his colorful "Magic of Goodman is program vice presi-
Music" new musical extravaganza dent and Mrs. Julius Pliskow,
to Detroit's Masonic Auditorium, Uniongram chairman. Dessert
Jan. 15. In his Detroit concert, luncheon will be served.
Waring will feature the best from
* * *
his half-century album of music,
NORTHWEST
DETROIT NSHEI
supplemented by the up-to-date
CHABAD STUDY GROUP will
music of today.
meet 2:20 p.m. Saturday at the
* * *
home of Mrs. Eric Greenbaum,
Pianist ARTUR RUBINSTEIN 17564 Ohio. Guest speaker will be
brings his world-famous talents to Rabbi Greenbaum.
the stage of Detroit's Masonic Au-
* *
ditorium Jan. 14, when he appears
UPPER N OR THWE ST DE-
in a single concert as an "extra- TROIT NSHEI CHABAD STUDY
special" to the regularly sched- GROUP will meet 3 p.m. Satur-
uled series.
day at the home of Mrs. Leah
* * *
Rosenberg, 19335 Lesure. Speaker
"Superb," is the capsule com- will be Rabbi Sholom Flam.
ment of Life Magazine in a recent
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review covering the performance
OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD
of coloratura soprano ROBERTA STUDY GROUP will meet 3 p.m.
PETERS, scheduled to appear at Saturday- at the home of Mrs.
Detroit's Masonic Auditorium to- Moshe Polter, 24251 Kipling.
morrow night.
Speaker will be Rabbi Polter.
*
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THE CHAMBER MUSIC WORK- DETROIT WOMEN OF ALPHA
SHOP will hold its fourth pro- OMEGA DENTAL FRATERNITY
gram meeting 8 p.m. Sunday at will hold a luncheon-board meet-
the Institute of Musical Arts. ing 12:15 p.m. Tuesday at the
Beverly Gartin and Bernard Katz home of Mrs. Joseph Cabot, 18625
will play Donato's Sonatina for Birchcrest. Business to be dis-
flute and piano; and there will cussed will include a report on
be other works by Faure, Bee- the joint fund-raising affair of the
thoven and Brahms.
fraternity and the women's organ-
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izations, a cabaret concert to be
Pianist TIBOR YUSTI will per- held Feb. 12 at the Detroit Light
form in recital 8:15 p.m. Jan. 20 Guard Armory, a report by dele-
at the Detroit Institute of Arts, gates to the 1965 national dental
including in his program works convention in New York City; and
by Chopin and Debussy.
news on the 1966 national dental
* * *
convention to be held in Detroit.
The performing arts depart- Mrs. James Bittker is chairman
ment of Cass Technical High of the luncheon meeting.
School will present Archibald
MacLeish's Pulitzer Prize-win- PEC Cash Dividend
ning play "J.B." 8 p.m. Feb. 10 and
Directors of PEC Israel Econom-
12 and 2:15 p.m. Feb. 11.
ic Corporation declared a cash div-
* *
idend for 1965 of 80 cents per
Dr. NORVAL SCOTT will demon- share of common stock outstand-
strate the "inquiry method of ing, payable on Feb. 15, 1966, to
teaching" with pupils and a par- stockholders of record as of Jan. 7.
ent audience at a Pasteur School This is the first cash dividend de-
PTA meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday. clared since 1962. PEC paid 5 per
Dr. Scott, a Pasteur science teacher cent stock dividends for each of
and graduate fellow of Merrill the past three years.
Palmer Institute, recently complet-
ed a study for the U.S. Office of Synagogue Designer
Edwin Oppler, a 19th Century
Education, dealing with effects of
the "inquiry" strategy an the men- German-Jewish architect, was a
tal activities of children. The pub- leading designer of synagogues of
his time.
lic is invited.

Brevities

MRS. DAVID KLAR

Building Fund Receives
Boost From Women of
Yeshivah Sabbath League

Leaders of Ladies of the Yesh-
ivath Beth Yehudah and the
Women's Sabbath League, at
their annual Hanukah luncheon
at Cong. Beth Tefilo Emanuel
Tikvah, present a check toward
the building fund of the new
Southfield School. From left,
are Mrs. Louis Honigman, first
vice-president; Mrs. Isadore
Levin, president; Mrs. Bertha
Feigenbaum, vice-president; and
Rabbi Norman Kahn, executive
secretary for the school. The
women have turned over $16,500
to the building fund, in addition
to funds toward the maintenance
budget.

the Jewish National Fund along
the main highway leading from
the north to Beersheba, capital
of the Negev. Groves planted by
the JNF have been chosen for
that purpose, so that travelers to
the Negev can rest in the shadow
of the forest trees. Wooden tables
and benches, fireplaces and water
taps have been put for the con-
venience of visitors.
No less than 15 camping groves
are planned to be added by the
JNF in the Negev during the corn-

ing year. One of the first will be
located on the Beersheba-Dimona
road, and another near Yotvata,

north of Eilat.

The Koufax Pitch

Vin Scully, broadcasting a Sandy
Koufax strikeout pitch: "It zoomed
over the plate with the velocity
of a poached egg sliding off a
piece of toast."

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