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Cantaloupes should be well
covered with aluminum foil or
placed in one of those trans-
parent bags which contain
potatoes at most food shops.
It helps keep melon odors from
contaminating other foods, es-
pecially dairy foods. But who
doesn't enjoy a chilled melon
dessert during summer? So,
next time you want to serve a
dessert that is easy to prepare
and captures the appetites of
young as well as old, try the
following:

FILLED CANTALOUPE RINGS
Cantaloupes cut into 1-inch thick
rings, seeds, and outer skin
removed.
Chilled fresh or frozen berries of
kin d (strawberries, blue-

a tablespoon of sweetened
mayonnaise and garnish with
fresh mint. For Milchig meals,
combine sour cream with may-
onnaise and sweeten to taste,
for topping these filled rings.
a a a
Suggestion No. 1:

SUMMERTIME
LEFTOVER CHICKEN DISHES
1 cup finely shredded cooked or
broiled chicken
1 cup drained shredded canned pine-
apple
1 cup finely cut celery, leaves in-
eluded
1/4 cup slivered almonds
1'4 cup salad dressing (French or
Mayonnaise)
Shredded lettuce or lettuce cups

Temple Israel Coup es
Schedule Steak Roast

The Young Marrieds Group
of Temple Israel has scheduled
its fifth annual steak roast for
6:30 p.m., Saturday, at Koep-
plenger's Park, 15200 W. 8 Mile.
Open to paid-up members, the
-program will highlight a full-
course steak dinner, followed
by dancing and games. Dues
- may be paid that evening.
Reservations may be with
Mrs. Norman Ross, 17543 Santa
Rosa. For information, call UN
1-1501. Co-chairmen of the pro-
gram are Mr. and Mrs. Ancel
Paves and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Robbins.

Benjamin Franklin was the
first American ambassador to
France.

Combine all ingredients in
MRS. NORTON J. COHEN
For the
the order listed and form into
Perfect Affair .. .
Lorelei
Schuman,
daughter
of
In • a double-ring ceremony
4 to 6 balls with a large spoon.
rikinetc.)
berries,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
M.
Schuman,
solemnized June 19 at Adas
Serve on lettuce, shirred or in
Shalom Synagogue, Eileen Cyril Mayonnaise, sweetened to taste with cups.
became the bride of Norton
and His Orchestra
Linovitz, daughter of Mr. and 1\413/T\\lenaysetfafror garnish
Suggestion No. 2: Add 1 hard Jacob Cohen, son of Mr. and
UN 3-3737
Place a prepared cantaloupe cooked egg to each cup of Mrs. Norman Cohen in a dou-
Mrs. Louis I. Linovitz, of Lit-
tlefield Ave., became the bride ring on a bed of. shredded let- shredded cooked chicken. Put ble-ring ceremony, June 16, at
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of Robert Stanley Greenberger, tuce on an individual salad through food chopper. Add 1 Adas Shalom Synagogue. Rabbi
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander plate. Just before serving time, tablespoon c h o p p e d mixed Jacob E. Segal and Cantor
JACK
GORBACK
Greenberger, of Monte Vista fill the ring with berries, add pickle relish per cupful of the Nicholas Fenakel officiated.
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Ave. Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and
Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs
mixture and serve in a mound
For her wedding, the bride
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel
Our Specialty
on a bed of shredded lettuce, chose a princess-line gown of
Quality Work — Moderate Prices
officiated.
watercress or any other salad white Italian silk peau de soie.
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personalized
The bride wore a white silk
greens. Garnish with red radish The fitted bodice, which fell L JN
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roses, green pepper rings or into a full skirt and chapel
taffeta gown with scooped neck-
line, designed by Jessica. The
strips, tomato wedges and/or train, featured , an open neckline
fitted bodice was appliqued in
cucumber rounds. Pass the bordered by folds of peau de
hand-corded Alencon lace and
French dressing or catsup and soie and re-embroidered Alen-
July
14—To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
studded in pearls. Garlands of
crackers or toast points.
con lace.
Master of Ceremonies
matching lace on the floor- Leonard A. Grushko (Rhoda
Suggestion No. 3: Combine
Her two-tier fingertip veil of
and His Orchestra
length 'gown fell into a bustle Coggan), of 15315 Miller, Oak equal ,port ions of cooked white silk illusion fell from a
Detroit's Leader in Entertainment
Park, a daughter, Lori Ann.
chicken shreds with finely small crown of seed pearls and
back chapel train.
TO 8-2067
TO 6-5016
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Her two-tiered veil of white
diced boiled beef tongue. Add she carried white orchids and
July 11—To Mr. and Mrs. diced celery, cucumbers, fresh
silk illusion fell to finger tip
stephanotis over her confirma-
length, and was held in place Sheldon D. Sohubiner, of 12663 pineapple and enough mayon-
tion Bible,
Stoepel,
a
son,
Steven
Paul.
a
fitted
cap
of
silk
taffeta
naise to make a fairly compact
by
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Denah Schuman, the bride's
with motifs of the hand-corded
mixture. Serve on lettuce with
July 10—To Mr. and Mrs. a garnish of fresh pineapple sister, was maid of honor, and
lace. She carried a prayer-book
TOWNSEND 6-4034
topped with an arrangement of Milton E. Goldberg (Jean Ja- wedges or spears and bits of bridesmaids were L o r r a i n e
"MEMORIES THAT WILL
white orchids, stephanotis and solve), of 19728 Monte Vista, parsley for color contrast. Good Cohen, the bridegroom's sister,
LAST FOREVER"
a son, Craig Ellis.
with potato chips, potato salad Barbara Schulman and Claire
ivy.
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Ettlinger.
Attending the bride was her
or macaroni salad,
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Larry Rogers served as best
July 7 To Mr. and Mrs.
sister, Margaret Linovitz, as
maid of honor. Bridesmaids Seymour Tarnoff (E s t h e r
Add these culinary cues to man. Ushers included Robert
Liss, Mitchell Glassman, Larry
were Alyce Heideman, Marilyn Kawa), of 22155 Sussex, Oak your collection:
Natinsky, Sheldon Mintz, Sam
Mendelson, Sharon Leeman, Park, a daughter, Debra Mar- Cue No. 1:
FAT-FREE
Dorchen and Murray Slomo-
Shirley Chessler, Brenda Fried, lene.
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FRUIT SALAD DRESSING
with Ruth Heideman as junior
vitz.
yolks
egg
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July 6 — To Mr. and Mrs. 2 tablespoons sugar or honey
Home
bridesmaid and Susan Heide-
Others in the procession were
Donald Kahn (Barbara Stone- 2 tablespoons lemon juice'
man as flower girl.
the groom's grandmother, Mrs.
Let us help you make your
2
egg
whites,
beaten
stiff
with
a
The bridegroom was attended man), of 24071 Moritz, Oak
Ida Cohen; Marcy Ellen Leeds, •
few grains of salt
• party a complete success.
by Marvin Fink as best man, Park, a daughter, Denise Susan. 12 teaspoon grated lemon rind
flower girl, and Lorni Michael
Delicious Food — Dinnerware •
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While ushers included Alan
Cream yolks with sugar or Kay, ring bearer.
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Excellent Service
To Mr. and Mrs. honey and stir in lemon juice,
Cameiner, Arnold Isenberg,
July 4
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There
were
out
of
town
guests
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Paul Lang, Byron Annis and Myron GrUskin (Ellen Aver- combining well in the top of a
Call: Dl. 1-0072
from New York, Rochester, •
Bruce Serwin. Milton Green- buch), of SUtherland Ave., Oak double boiler over hot water.
UN 4-6258 UN 3-3570 I:
berger, the bridegroom's Park, a daughter, Karen Roch- Stir constantly while cooking Cleveland, London, and Toronto.
Upon returning from Miami •
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brother, was junior usher.
'til thick. Remove from heat.
elle.
19315 Jas. Couzens •
newlyweds re- •
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The bride's grandfather,
When cool, fold 'in the beaten Beach, Fla., the
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side
on
Votrobeck
Ct.
July 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Al- egg whites and grated lemon
Harry Heideman, also was in
Milton Gorlovsky (Leda Wohl), rind. If too thick for your taste
the procession.
Following a dinner and re- of 24651 Scotia, Oak Park, a in dressings, add a little orange
ception at the synagogue, the son, Ross Hilton.
juice. For an added thickening
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newlyweds left for the Edge-
plus added calories, stir in
water Beach Hotel in Chicago
July 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Paul some sour cream and use on
for their honeymoon. They will Green (Rhea Richter), of Ever- cottage cheese salads .„ .
green Ave., a daughter, Andrea yummy!
reside in Ann Arbor.
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Out-of-toWn guests here for Penny.
P: SWARIN
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the wedding were from New
Cue No. 2:
June 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
York, Chicago, Toronto, and
Featuring Best Quality Prime and
FLUFFY CAKE FROSTING
Eugene Feldman (Joyce Klein), 1 egg white
West Virginia.
Choice Meats and Poultry
A pinch of salt
of 12717 Stoepel, a daughter, 1 teaspoon soluble coffee or sub-
Meats
and
Poultry Wrapped for Freezer
stitute
Rhonna Lynn.
New Blast from the West
cup light corn syrup
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on Request.
Will Not Be Atomic Testing
Beat egg white with salt and
June 26—To Mr. and Mrs.
SAN FRANCISCO (JTA)— Norton L. Fine (Roslyn Brose), soluble coffee together in a
13721 W. 9 MILE RD., OAK PARK
An Arab information center of Northfield Blvd., Oak Park, bowl, using a rotary beater,
'til it holds' a peak. Pour in
was opened in San Francisco a son, Lennie Alan.
the syrup in a fine stream,
Tuesday, according to an an-
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DELIVER
nouncement by Abdel Moneim
June 26—To Mr. and Mrs. beating constantly for about 3
Khedry, consul general of Gerald Miller (Beverly H•rt- minutes or 'til the frosting
Egypt. Aziz Sahwell, a Harvard stein), of 19406 Greenfield, a holds its shape. Yields about
Law School graduate, is direct- son, Steven Alan.
1 3/4 cup or enough to cover
two 9-inch cake layers. Dec-
ing the propaganda office.
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June 25—To Mr. and Mrs. orate if you like by sprinkling
shot,
Joseph
M. Katz (Elsie Faigin), on some chocolate
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RABBI YEHUDAH LOEWY
of 19141 Wisconsin, a daughter,
Mrs. Leonard an be reached
dotoriet ExdtuaivEty
Susan Diane.
What a- wonderful way to soothe a summer
by writing here or Harmon-
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Since 1946 in Detroit
thirst! Frosty Manischewitz Borscht cools
on-Hudson,
N.Y.
For
reply
June 25 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Hospitals and Homes
you quicker ... keeps you cooler ... be-
please
enclose
self-addressed,
Howard J. Ehrlichman (Gert-
cause it's rich in minerals you need most
TE. 4-7355
stamped
envelope.
when summer heat takes its toll! Naturally
rude Koenigsberg), of 18515
wholesome and refreshing, too—just brim-
Schaefer, a daughter, Jody
ming with the natural flavor and goodness
Lynn.
of crisp young garden-fresh beets. So keep
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RABBI LEO Y.
it handy . . . serve it chilled! Just twist off
June 16—To Mr. and Mrs.
the cap ... and turn off the heat!,
GOLDMAN
A 11 e n T. Zeitlin (Barbara
Expert Mohel
BNAI DAVID MEN'S CLUB
Weiner), of 13631 Pearson, Oak
Recommended by Physicians
will sponsor a social evening
Park, a son, Garry Mitchel.
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
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at 9 p.m., Thursday, in the
UN 3-6242
18245 Roselawn
June 11—To Mr. and Mrs. synagogue social hall. Dr. Mel-
Milton Gorlovski (Leda Wohl), vin J. Ravitz, sociology in-
of 20412 Snowden Ct., a daugh- structor at Wayne State Uni-
Rabbi Joshua Spiro
versity and consultant 'to the
ter, Cheri Pam.
CERTIFIED MOHEL
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City Planning Commission, will
Serving in
be guest speaker. Members and
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maurice
Hospitals & Homes
Gregg (Harriet Shifman), of their wives are invited to at-
UN 3-2616
19780 Monte Vista, a daughter, tend. Refreshments will be
(in the NEW RE-USABLE DECANTER with the "TWIST OFF" CAP.
7328 Thatcher
served,.
Beverly Marlene,

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