12—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 1, 1950

Troth. Announced

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Plans October Nuptials

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Frisch Chapter Election Inter-Parliamentary Union
T.ea., AVIV, (WJA)—A delega-
Scheduled for Sept. 5
tion of seven from Israel is to

attend the conference of the
Daniel Frisch Chapter, ZOD, Inter- Parliamentary Union,
will hold its election at 8:30 in Dublin this month.
p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 5, at the
home of Lillian and Roslyn
Defrolt's
Tron, 3334 Sturtevant. Only
members may attend.
Best Laundry Value
The installation dinner is set
Thousands.of Women Say-
for the Four Dukes Supper Club,
"' Use Quality Laundry
Sunday, Sept. 10. Members and
guests may make reservations
Because It Saves
by\ phoning Lillian Tron, TO.
.5-5127.
Time, Money and -Worry"
The chapter's general meeting
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Thursday, Sept. 14, will feature
a report on the Israeli political
situation and a personality clin-
ic conducted by a Wayne Uni-
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MISS DIANE WUNTNER
versity instructor. A dance to
Your
celebrate
the
New
Year
will
be
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Mr. and Mrs. I. Wuntner of
held Saturday, Sept. 23.
Monte Vista Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Diane, to Sol Domnitch, ,son of
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ACKERMAN BERN BAUM
Harriet Bernbaum, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Bernbaum,
of Collingwood Ave., became the
wife of Abe Ackerman, of Bing-
hampton, N. Y., in a ceremony
at the study of Dr. A. M. Hersh-
man on August 26. A family
dinner followed the ceremony.
fter a honeymoon through
New England states, the cou-
ple will make their home in
Detroit.

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CANVASSER—BENSMAN:

At
an afternoon ceremony, Aug. 27
at Cong. Bnai David, Beverly
Jean Bensman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Bensman, be-
came the bride of Robert Neal
Canvasser, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. M. Canvasser. Rabbi
Joshua S. Sperka officiated.
The bride chose a gown of
MISS IRENE CLINTON
light ivory satin, fashioned with
At a family dinner recently, a bouffant skirt which%swept in-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwin to a long full train. Her finger-
Clinton of Berkeley Rd., an- tip veil of silk illusion was held
nounced the engagement of by a cap embroidered with seed
their daughter, Irene Ruth, to pearls to match the gown. She
Hugh Krandall, son. of Mr. and carried an orchid entwined with
Mrs. Sidney Krandall of St. Clair stephenotis and ivy.
Shores and Miami. The young
Mrs. Bertram I. Lefko> -sister
people plan an early fall wed-
of the bride, was matron of hon-
ding.
Newly-elected officers of the
or; Mrs. Donald Canvasser, Mrs. MEN'S CLUB of CONG. BETH
Marvin Canvasser and Mrs. ABRAHAM will be installed at
Robert Brody were bridesmaids. a dinner Sept. 18. They are:
Byron Canvasser served his Benjamin Sachs, president; Hy-
brother as best man, with Don- man M. Beale, vice president;
ald and Marvin Canvesser, also Ben D. Krugel, secretary: Sam-
brothers, and Bertram I. Lefko uel Kohn, treasurer; IsadoTe
By TERRY ELMAN
ushers.
Cohen, Hyman Krupp* H. Ger-
(Copyright, 1950, Jewish Telegaphic
Agency; Inc.)
After a two week honeymoon enreich, trustees. The club is
It's always fun talking to at Miami Beach and the Ba- continuing its weekly discussions
George Burns and Grade Allen, hamas, the newlyweds will re- on the High Holy Days Monday
evenings, at the synagogue, with
especially when you catch them side at 11331 * Dexter.
* *
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter as
with an off-guard question like,
DRACHLER-MICR L I N: The discussion leader.
"What's the favorite dish at the
* * *
marriage of Miss Leah Michlin,
Burns' house?"
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mich-
A
few
openings
exist on teams
George answered, "Gracie" ...
while Gracie answered, "Guess ael Michlin, and Shiomo Drach- in the LOUIS D. BRANDEIS
it's meat loaf that is highly sea- ler, son of Mrs. Rose Drachler, LODGE bowling league. Bowl-
was performed Tuesday evening, ing will start at 9:30 p.m., Sept.
soned."
Aug. 29, at the Mayfair on Dex-
"We like highly seasoned food ter. Rabbi Morris Adler offici- 7 at State Fair bowling alley.
New members wishing to bowl
because we live so close to the ated.
are asked to call Harry Cohen,
Mexican border," chided George.
Mrs. Shulamith Heit, sister of bowling secretary, at TO. 6-8410,
"We have our problems mak- the bride, was matron of honor. or send a post card to him at
ing the sauce to suit both our Norman Drachler, brother of 3216 Buena Vista, giving bowling
family and guests," • said Gracie the bridegroom, was best man. average.
seriously. "Our son, Ronnie, re-
Morris Michlin, ,. of Chicago,
fuses to eat meat loaf if it is grand-uncle of the bride, was
made the way George, Sandy among the out-of-town guests.
YOU CAN
and I like it . . . while our guests
whose mouths are burning and
ALWAYS DO BETTER
are trying hard not to gulp down Dexter Center Part
a pitcher full of water are too
of $12 Million Project
—a t-
polite to say it's not to their
liking."
Detroit's Dexter - extension of
George says Gracie is a typical the Jewish Community Center is
housewife, who reads, cooks and one of 59 Jewish Centers in 55
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Here is Gracie's own recipe enlargement of facilities at a
for meat loaf.
cost of $12 million during the
8810 - 12th Street
First, Grade greases a shal- year ended Aug. 31,
low baking pan. She also
crumbles with her fingers
enough slices of day-old bread
into fine crumbs to make 2 cups.
Then she minces three-fourths
cup onion and one-fourth cup
seeded green pepper. Next,
Gracie tosses the bread crumbs,
minced onion and green pepper
with the meat. Then she mea-
sures into the meat six tea-
spoons (2 tablespoons) bottled
horse-r a d i s h, one tablespoon
salt, one teaspoon dry mustard,
and one-fourth cup each tomato
juice and catsup. Again with
the fork, she combines these
lightly, - but well. Now, Gracie
seats the oven to 400 deg. Then,
she breaks 2 eggs. Next, beat-
ing them slightly with a Zark,
she adds 2 lbs. chuck, ground.
Then, with the fork, she lightly
tosses eggs with meat. Over-
And Other Advertised
mixing tends to toughen loaf.
Brands
Now, with her hands, Gracie
lightly shapes the meat into an
Regular - Shorts
oval loaf right in the bowl. Next,
Long - Portly
Grade spreads the meat with
one-half cup of tomato sauce
that has onions, garlic, carrot,
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bay leaf, parsley, thyme and
tabasco sauce added to it. Bake
meat loaf in moderately hot
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oven, 400 deg., for 40 minutes.

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Burns, Allen Tell
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Seized in Lebanon

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—President
Chaim Weizmann's autobiogra-
phy, "Trial and Error," which
appeared in an Arabic transla-
tion, has been confiscated in
Lebanon, the Herut Party's
newspaper reported.

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