THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS He best keeps from anger who remembers that God is always looking upon him. — Plato MAGICIAN Exciting entertainment fcr your organization. club or private party . Stage Shows Close up magic Audience Participation Mel Eisenberg 547-2464 Marriages Marcy Ilene Rosenfield and Terry L. Grey were married recently at the Marriott Hotel in Beachwood, Ohio. Rabbi Daniel A. Roberts and Can- tor Irving Bushman of ( YA R AP O I N'S Orchestra Music For All Occasions MENTALIST 968-0021 Nobody ,s diamo for les-g% Shop around and compare. Then bring us your best price. We'll beat it! You will soon discover who has the lowest price and the largest selection of diamonds anywhere. • Hundreds of settings to choose from • HOWARD S. NISKAR • GIA ACCREDITED DIAMOND APPRAISER You'll Need Us — To Be Sure!! VISA' SE CARTIER WATCHES AND FINE JEWELRY Expert Watch & Jewelry Repair Temple Emanu-El in Ohio, officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rosenfield of Farmington Hills. Parents of the brideg- room are Richard Grey of Miarhi, Fla., and the late Suzette Lavinsky. Diane Rosenfield was her sister's maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Amy Fel- lenbaum, Faith Reingold and Natalie Rosenfield, sis- ter of the bride. Flower girl was Alexandra Caplan. Richard Grey was his son's best man. Ushers were William Adams, James Farber and Randy Katz. Also participating in the ceremony, were the bride's grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. Sol Z. Caplan and Mrs. Ann Rosenfield of Pittsburgh, Pa., and the bridegroom's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grey of Hallandale, Fla. Following a Ft. Lauder- dale honeymoon, the couple will reside in Willoughby, Ohio. * * * OLR.4:‘ "THE DIAMOND PEOPLE FOR OVER 50 YEARS" 30555 Southfield Rd. • Congress Bldg., Suite 100 Southfield, Mi. • 1 blOck south of 13 Mile Rd. • 645-9200 MAW. Christine Ann Bogusz became the bride of Dr. Lanny Ronald Lesser in a recent ceremony at Addison • • • • • • • • • • • I S • • • • • • • • Oaks Estate. Rabbi Sher- win Wine of the Birming- • ham Temple and Fr. Nor- • bert Kendzierski officiated. • • The bride is the daughter , THE ONE AND ONLY • of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad • Bogusz of Toledo, Ohio. • Parents of the bridegroom II • are,Dr. and Mrs. Morton_ B. 1111 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 I II! • Lesser of Southfield. 1 11, • Ellen Siegel was maid of • honor. Bridesmaids were I • Catie Lindsey, Melissa • Bogusz and Nancy Bogusz. • • Jackie Lesser was the • flower girl and Julie Lesser • was the junior bridesmaid. Dr. James Lesser was • • the best man. Ushers I • were Dr. Anthony • • Michaels, Jeffrey Lesser, David Klapfish, John • Vulpe and John Bogusz. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • Joani Lesser also partici- • • •• I pated in the ceremony. Fol- • Bill( NOW • lowing a honeymoon in Mexico City and Barbados, AND SAVE • the couple will live in Hun- • What more can you ask for than a Sony Trinit- • tington. Woods • ron? A Sony Trinitron with remote control, of • * * ' * • course. This KV-1943R, a 19" (diagonally • Louise Caroline • measured) color TV, comes with the brand new • Globke and Sidney N. • Lakoff were married re- • Express Commander remote control. The • fourteen pushbutton keyboard responds with a • cently. The bride is the • touch of a button, allowing you to go from station • daughter of Mrs. Arthur • Globke. Parents of the • • to station without stopping at every channel. • bridegroom are Dr. and • Mrs. Charles Lakoff. Pat- • ricia Lane was matron of • honor and Joan Weiner was • an attendant. 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Friday, September 19,1.9130 41 Moderate Arabs' Acceptance of PLO Deplored by Consul Israel Midwest Vice Con- sul Alon Liel, here to confer with Jewish leaders and representatives of the non- Jewish community, ex- pressed concern last week that the U.S. should con- tinue to be the only world power to stand firm in Is- rael's defense. He conceded that the sup-. port Arab extremism has received in recent months from European powers has given strength to the PLO. "The acceptance of the PLO as their spokesmen has caused the moderates in Arab ranks to become even more distant from peace," LZA Assembly Slated Monday Continuing its year-long observance of the 75th an- niversary of the founding of the Labor Zionist move- ment in America, the local Labor Zionist Alliance will bring Aaron D. Rosenbaum, national coordinator for the Jewish community for the John Anderson Presidential campaign, to speak at 8 p.m. Monday at Cong. Beth Shalom. Rosenbaum was former research director of American Israel Public Af- fairs Committee. The event is open to the public at no charge. Alex Blumberg is president of the Labor Zionist Alliance. Norman Naimark, past president of the LZA, will chair the meeting. Candidate Says `Deport the Jews' LOS ANGELES — The California leader of the Ku Klux Klan who is the Democratic nominee for Congress rn El Cajon, told a fund-raising rally on Sun- day that Jews should be de- ported from the U.S. as "a parasite people." • Tom Metzger also told the 200 people at his campaign picnic that a military zone should be built along the border to keep out Mexican aliens. he declared. He added that since the U.S. is the only power supporting the Camp David accord, the road to peace becomes more dif- ficult. "Yet," he said, "Israel's obsession for peace remains firm." 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