18—Friday, December 30, 1966

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Julien Bryan Brings 'Israel Today'
Color Movie to Art Institute Jan. 15

Julien Bryan of New York. dean tries, films dramatic sequences of
of the world's documentary film worship in a synagogue.
Architects and engineers build
speakers, will show color movies
of "Israel Today" for the World the new city of Arad, in the desert
Adventure Series at 3:30 Sunday near Beersheba. Great pipes bring
afternoon, Jan. 15, at the Detroit water from the Jordan; elsewhere
sea water is made fresh. Bryan
Institute of Arts.
Bryan is well known to Detroit- photographs the Atomic Accelera-
ers for his many personally photo- tor near Tel Aviv, industries, hous-
graphed color documentaries on ing, schools.
Bryan will appear on the
Russia. Poland and other coun-
George Pierrot television travel
tries. His internationally acclaimed
programs on WWJ at 5 o'clock
"Inside Nazi Germany" helped
Monday through Saturday, Jan.
awaken America to Hitler's threat
9-14, and also at 7 o'clock Mon-
to civilization.

Bryan's Israel coverage is
day night, Jan. 9.
Bryan was born in Pennsylvania,
complete. He pictures everyday
was graduated from Princeton,
life in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv,
studied at Union Theological Semi-
Haifa and other cities. On the
grimmer side are sequences nary. He emerged with a strong
showing soldiers of the Arab humanitarian viewpoint which has
enriched his many documentary
Legion on the Wall, and Israeli
films and lecture appearances.
troops in training.
big
During World War II, he was the
Highlights are many. The

new liner Shalom brings a ship- last cameraman to leave Warsaw
load of immigrants: a Druse vil- during its tragic bombardment,
loge, with music and dancing: the and the dramatic films he smug-
harvest at a kibbutz or collective gled out helped mold anti-Nazi
farm: modern schools, dining opinion in America. He has pro-
rooms and recreational programs duced many films for U.S. State
for teen-agers. Bryan goes home Department educational use
with a bus driver to see his mod- abroad, and in all has filmed in
ern apartment, and dine wii;11 his 35 countries on every continent.
family. Ile visits Jewish families
from India. Persia, other cowl-
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Mr.,:iIrs.RobertSlatkin
JNF Women to Discuss Hone:moon in Jamica

New Project in Israel

Mrs. Pearl Nosan. president of
the Women's Auxiliary of the '
Jewish- National Fund, announces '

that with the completion of last
year's goal of settling Kibbutz
Gadot, a new project for the de-
velopment of another agricultural
settlement, Kibbutz Ganon. has
been undertaken.
Both settlements. Ganon an
Gadot, are located near the Syrian
border. Work. toward this project
will be discussed at the next
board meeting 12:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Larry L.
Chanin, 4023 W. Outer Dr. All
workers are asked to attend. Des-
sert luncheon will he served.

Vladimiritzer Social Event

The Vladimiritzer Emergency
Relief Organization will hold a
social evening 8 p.m. Jan. 10 at
Cong. Beth Joseph. For tickets, call
co-chairmen Mrs. S. Z -. Wolack. LI
2-1004, or Mrs. Lows Rossen, 341-
1388.

AJ Congress Women J. L. Faxon Takes Bride
Dubrowskys Taking
Sandra Jean Cohen
Puerto Rico Honeymoon to Hear Talk on Rig hi

by Co-Authors Jan. 11

The Detroit Women's Division of
American Jewish Congress will
present Dr. Burton Levy, newly
appointed director of the commu-
nity services di-
vision, Michigan
Civil Rights Com-
mission, and Dr. i
Betty E. Chmaj,
sch olar, author
and lecturer, in a
summary and an-
alysis of their
soon - to - be - pub-
lished volume,
"Profile of the
American Right,"
Chmaj
1:15 p.m. Jan. 11 at Temple
Emanu-El.
Dessert luncheon will be served
MRS. HAROLD DUBROWSKY
at 12:30.
At Cong. Bnai David, Sue Ellen
Dr. Levy directs the operation of 1
Aston and Harold Dubrowsky were 12 Michigan offices of the commu-
united in marriage Sunday.
nity services division which are
The bride is the daughter of responsible for assisting public offi-
Mrs. Bernard A. Aston of Green- cials, private organizations and
view Rd., Southfield, and the late citizens to deal constructively with
Bernard A. Aston. She was given local civil rights issues.
Former assistant Michigan di-
in marriage by her maternal I
rector of the Anti-Defamation
grandfather, Alex Letvin. The
League
of Bnai Brith, Dr. Levy
bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Leon
received his PhD degree in poll-
Dubrowsky of Plainview Ave. and
tical science from the University
the late Leon Dubrowsky.
of Massachusetts. Prior to ac-
After a honeymoon trip to
cepting his present position, Dr.
will
reside
Puerto Rico, the couple
Levy served as a consultant to

in Royal Oak.

The bride wore a gown of im-
ported English net, scattered with
appliques of Alencon lace and crys-
tal beading. The controlled cage
silhouette was designed with a
Sabrina neckline outlined with a
yoke of silk satin. This motif was
repeated at the hemline with a
deep handing of satin and lace.
The watteau train was detachable.
A banding of matching lace lined
the bouffant veil of imported silk
illusion.

MRS.

the community relations service
of the Department of Justice in
the establishment of that agency's
nationwide police-community re-
lations program.

Dr. Chmaj has written much on
the radical right and lectured at
Michigan colleges and universities
on the major political, educational,
socal and intellectual movements
of our time. She received her PhD
degree in American studies from
the University of Michigan in 1961.

Karen Aston served her sister
'
\ as maid of honor. The brides-
maids included Fran Dubrow-
sky, the bridegroom's sister,
Linda Katz and Mrs. Mark
Povar of East Lansing.

Panel at Oneg Shabbat
to Discuss Malamud

Larry Freedman

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An oneg Shabbat will be held
8:45 p.m. Jan. 6 at the Sholem
Alechem Institute.
Bernard Malamud and his latest
Stewart Stainberger served his book "The Fixer," will be dis-
brother-in-law as best man. The cussed by a panel consisting of Dr.
ushers included Carter Ross, Ger- Gerald Freedman, Martin Hol-
ald Cervini and Michael Berman lander. Ruth Kroll and Phyllis
MRS. ROBERT SLATKIN
of Indianapolis.
Robb.
There will be special readings,
Donna Lee Sporn and Robert

Gary Slatkin were married re- i
cently in a candlelight ceremony
at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme and Cantor
I
Harold Orbach officiated.

eight Watchers Wait,
Weight
Work Toward Results

Mrs. Iry (Florine) Mark, director
or-

After a honeymoon in Jamaica. jof the local Weight Watchers

Age is a tyrant. who forbids. at •
the couple will reside on Southfield ganization, recently comforted the
the penalty of life. all the pleas- Rd.. Southfield. internationally known singing duo,
ures of youth.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. the earance
DeJohn at
Singers
during Club
their
the Polaris
—La Rochcoucauld
h
a ep rpe
Mr. Sporn. The bridegroom is the
Huntington Woods. and the late
Mrs. Mark has reduced from a
Jack Sporn. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Slat. size 16 to an 8. She holds six
classes a week to help others reach
kin, 1625 Balmoral.
similar success.
The bride wore an Ottoman peau
The DeJohn Sisters. Julie and
de soie, princess-line floor-length
to go. They
gow n. with a deep circular cape Kay, have some way-st
collar of hand-corded Alencon lace are members of the Weight Watch-
and tiny pearl beads. She wore a ers of Pennsylvania and have lost
detachable chapel-length train bor- over 100 pounds—between them-
dered in matching lace and pearl in less than four months.
appliques and a mantilla of silk i Weight Watchers is an organiza-

Sabbath songs and refreshments.
Admission is free to all.

JAMES FAXON

Sandra Jean Cohen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen of Sara,
sota, became the bride of James
Lee Faxon in an evening ceremony
Sunday at Shaarey Zedek Syna-
gogue. Rabbi Irwin Groner offi-
ciated.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Faxon of Santa
Barbara Dr.
Gowned in lace and carrying
gardenias and Stephanotis, the
bride was attended by Bonni
Faxon, sister of the bridegroom.
Best man was Harley Faxon, the
bridegroam's brother.
Following a Jamaica honey-
moon, the newlyweds will live in
Ann Arbor.

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Make yourself an honest man,
Neil Sporn.
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world.
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