24—Friday, August 23, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Olson-Lane - Wedding
Held at Bride's Home
Faculty Art Show, Class Registration Stanley Garbers Take
Scheduled Week o f Sept. 6 at Center a Hawaiian Honeymoon
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MRS. BRADFORD OLSON
In a recent afternoon ceremony
in her family home, Judith Cor-
inne Lane became the bride of
Bradford Gary Olson. Dr. Richard
C. Hertz of Temple Beth El offi-
ciated.
The couple's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Jacob Lane of Park-
wood Ave., Huntington Woods and
Mr. and Mrs. William Olson of
Steel Ave.
The bride wore an Empire short-
sleeved gown of coin-dotted pointe
d'esprit, lace cage over a modi-
fied sheath of peau de soie and
ending in a matching lace chapel
train. The gown featured a neck-
line trimmed in peau de soie with
three tiny Dior bows held by a
stringlet of pearls. She wore a
triple-tiered veil of Elizabethan
illusion, held by a double bow of
matching trim. She carried a nose-
gay of daisies and ferns.
Mrs. Lane Lasser, sister of the
bride was matron of honor. Arthur
Jules Olson was his brother's best
man, and the bride's brother, Rob-
ert Lewis Lane of Chicago, served
as usher.
The Olsons will reside in Ann
Arbor.
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the Center's fine arts coordinator,
Deanna Sperka. Special pre-regis-
tration for the course is available
for last year's Gallery Tours stu-
dents on Sept. 3 and 4 from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. in Room 319.
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Registration for classes and ac-
tivities at the Jewish Center will
take place in the main building
beginning 9:30 a.m. Sept. 8. Mem-
bers can register till 5:30 p.m. on
that date.
Non-members and members may
register Sept. 9 and 10 from 9:30
a.m .to 9 p.m. Unless otherwise
noted, all classes will begin the
week of Sept. 15.
Staff members and volunteers
will be on hand to assist in making
program selections for every age
group.
A detailed catalogue is avail-
able upon request at the Center.
The Jewish Center will hold a
faculty art show Sept. 6-11 in the
main building.
The -artists, all instructors in the
Center's art program, which is ex-
panding this year, are Marvin
Beerbohm, oil painting; Tom Brun,
sculpture; Charles Gelfond, draw-
ing and painting; Ben Glicker, oil
painting and portraiture; Rodney
Landsman, figure drawing; Donald
Mendelson, oil painting; Robert
Snideman, ceramics; and Deanna
Sperka, figure drawing and oil
painting.
The show will take place dur-
ing registration week, at which
time students may register for
all art courses.
The art curriculum this year will
include gallery tours conducted by
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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
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Dancer Judith Dunn
to Conduct Classes
Avant-garde dancer Judith Dunn
and her accompanist Bill Dixon
will be conducting a week of class-
es, and performing a lecture-dem-
onstration, starting Sept. 8 at the
Jewish Center.
Both morning and evening classes
are planned with emphasis on im-
provisation and composition in
modern dance. Miss Dunn and
Dixon will conduct the lecture-
demonstration 8:30 p.m. Sept. 13 in
the Aaron DeRoy Theater
For applications and information,
call the Center, DI 1-4200, Ext. 246.
SPECIAL
Time: 8:30 p.m. Sunday and 9:30
p.m. Tuesday.
Station: Channel 56.
Feature: "Nur EM Tag," a semi-
documentary play depicting a day
in January, 1939 in a Nazi concen-
tration camp. Written by Gunther
R. Lys, a German writer who
spent 54 months in one of Hitler's
concentration camps.
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ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "The Cities of Holiness
and Disaster," tenth of a 15-week
Nathaniel H. Goldstick has been
summer series of dialogues on the named chairman of the newly or-
Bible as Prof. Mark van Doren and ganized Israel Tourist Committee,
author-lecturer Maurice Samuel composed of leading representa-
compare the ancient Palestinian
of the gen-
cities of Shiloh and Shechem.
eral community.
The committee,
COMMUNITY CURRENTS
formed to pro-
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
mote tourism in
Station: WJBK.
Israel, is being
Feature: Dr. Jakob J. Petuchow-
organized as a
ski, professor of rabbinics and
'result of the visit
Jewish theology at the Hebrew
here of Uzi Mi-
Union College, Jewish Institute of
chaeli, Israel gov-
Religion in Cincinnati, discusses
ernment tourist
with Dr. Leon Frain and Rabbi M.
director for the
Robert Syme, the nature of faith
Midwest, with
in God, as part of the series "Reli-
headquarters in
gious Thought in Our Time."
Chicago.
One of the proj-
HEAR OUR VOICE
ects is the Mas-
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
sada Exhibit
Station: WCAR
which will be
Feature: Mezzo-soprano Sylvia
held at the De-
Goldstick
Godfrey sings a variety of Yiddish troit Institute of Arts from Oct. 4
melodies accompanied by a small through Nov. 10. In connection with
orchestra under the direction of this exhibit, there will be the
Earl Hess as part of the series on "Land of the Bible" display, spon-
"Yiddish in Song." Cantor Harold sored by the Israel Govenment
Orbach discusses the music.
Tourist Office.
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Leading Jewish women's organi-
IN CONTACT
zations have been contacted to
Time: 10.30 p.m. Sunday
provide volunteers to staff the ex-
Station: WJR
hibits and act as information as-
Feature "The New Adolescent," sistants.
first of a two-part series covering
Goldstick held one of the top
the areas of hippies, early mar- posts in the Detroit city govern-
riage, sexual freedom, drugs and ment. He served as corporation
inter-racial dating and marriage. counsel and previously was coun-
Guests are Gary Braman, coordin- sel for the Detroit Police Depart-
ator of youth programs of the ment for more than two decades.
Skillman Center, Merrill Palmer He has been active in the Old
Institute; Reverend David Kidd, Newsboys Association and in many
Methodist chaplain, Wayne State other organizations.
University; and Chris Howie,
Goldstick is a founder and past
Wayne State University student.
president of Temple Israel and is
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associated with many causes. He
HIGHLIGHTS
was one of the few American Jews
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday
to enter Jordan during the inter-
Station: Channel 2
national convention of municipal
Feature: "Creative Sound of the authorities in 1960. He is now en-
Song of Israel" will be featured as gaged in the private law practice.
part of the series on Jewish crea-
tivity. Cantor Orbach will interview
Ruth and Beno Sharon, Israeli duo, 9 New Jewish Chaplains
who recently performed here after Join Military Branches
actively participating in the Six-
Nine new Jewish military chap-
Day War.
lains have entered the U.S. Armed
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Forces in time to officiate at Rosh
LUBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR
Hashana services for Jewish mili-
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday
tary personnel, it was announced
Station: WKNR
by Rabbi Selwyn D. Ruslander,
Feature: An interview with Jona- chairman of the National Jewish
than Sachs, president, Jewish Stu- Welfare Board commission on Jew-
dents Union of Cambridge Univer- ish chaplaincy and spiritual leader
sity, on "Jewish Life on Campus." of Temple Israel, Dayton, 0.
Goldstick Heads
Tourism Group
MRS. STANLEY GARBER
In an evening ceremony at Cang.
S'haarey Zedek Sunday, Susan
Goldberg was married to Stanley
M. Garber. The couple's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. David Goldberg
of Sherwood Rd., Huntington
Woods, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Garber of Wareham Rd., Hunting-
ton Woods.
Rabbi Irwin Groner and Cantor
Jacob Sonenklar officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Garber are spend-
ing their honeymoon in Hawaii.
The bride wore a gown of Eng-
lish net over peau de soie with
garlands of hand-corded lace ap-
pliqued with pearls and crystals.
Her veil was a cathedral-length
mantilla of silk illusion over a
Camelot cap of matching lace.
_Judy Freund, the bridegroom's
sister, was matron of honor. Inda
Goldberg served as her sister's
maid of honor. Bridesmaids were
Phyllis Dahl, Linda Basin, Mrs
Jay Bielfield, Susan Weinstein,
Margory Garber and Marlene
Lafer.
Best man was Barry Freund.
James Barnett, John Frank, David
Hauser, Neil Stollman, Robert
Ressler and Michael Nederman
were ushers.
3 County Torchlighters
to Kick Off '68 Campaign
A 2-year-old Detroiter, Nancy
De Jour, 8740 Dumbarton, and two
suburban youngsters will serve as
Torchlighters for the 1968 Torch
Drive. Each represents a county
served by the United Foundation.
A cerebral palsied child, Nancy
is a patient at Detroit Orthopaedic
Clinic, where she has been fitted
with braces and now is learning to
walk. The first Negro to serve as
a OF Torchlighter, she will repre-
sent Wayne County.
Representing Macomb County
will be Douglas Gentry, 5, of Mt.
Clemens, who also is a cerebral
palsied child and is a patient at
the United Cerebral Palsy Associa-
tion of Detroit. Ann Marie Bo-
tham, 4, of Berkley, Oakland Coun-
ty, was born with only a partial
left arm and is a patient at the
Detroit Orthopaedic Clinic.
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