THE DETROIT JEWIS H NEWS—Fr iday, Augus t 14, 1 959-16
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5 Mumford 'Cherubs'
Honored at Institute
of Northwestern U.
IGTO
Schiff-Wolfe Rites
Planned for Dec. 20
Awards for outstanding work
in the fields of journalism, mu-
sic and general education were
presented to Mumford dele-
gates to the National High
School Institute at Northwest-
ern University recently.
Five girls, Susan Gail Cohn,
Julie Nichamin, Nancy Adel-
son, Susan Taitelbaum and
Ann Mischakoff, were invited
to the five-week seminar on
the strength of their scholastic
ability and service to their
school. Five hundred students
from throughout the country
and many parts of the world
pooled their varied experiences
in the five divisions of the pro-
gram: journalism, music, edu-
cation, speech and technology.
A first place trophy for news
editing was awarded to Miss-
Cohn for new editing. She re-
ceived two books as second
place award in creative writ-
ing and third place in versa-
tility, besides an honorable
mention for news reporting.
Miss Adelson was given a
gold key for demonstrating ex-
cellence in classes -and extra-
curricular activities, .while Miss
Nichamin received honorable
mention awards for feature
writ in g and contemporary
thought.
A set of leather bookends
was presented to Miss Mischa-
koff, daughter of symphony vi--
olinist Mischa Mischakoff, as a
second place award for piano.
All the girls will enter their
senior year in the fall.
The cultural resources of Chi-
cago, besides - the facilities of
the university, were available
to the 500 "cherubs"—so nick-
named at the Institute—allow-
ing them to mix recreational
and social affairs with intel-
lectual stimulation.
Dr. Schwartz In Israel
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Dr.
Joseph Schwartz, vice president
of the Israel Bond Organiza-
tion, departed for Israel to
confer with Levi Eshkol, Ivlin-
ister of Finance, regarding the
country's economic develop-
ment plans for the coming
year. He will return to the
United States in about 10 days:
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a quart jar of it, (or Borscht arrange bits of green pepper or
made of available berries) in Maslinas to stimulate eyes and
the refrigerator and serve it mouth on the egg, and arrange
with a heaping tablespoonful of a dunce cap made by cutting
sourcream stirred in, a sprig or off a corner of a white envelope
Master of Ceremonies
two of fresh mint and/or an and place it on top of egg at
and his Orchestra
additional gob of sourcream a rakish angle. If desired, and
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2 cups pitted, fresh sour cher-
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Mrs. Leonard can be
drained) or use the same
reached by writing here or
amount of currants, black- Harmon-on-Hudson, N. Y.
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Mr. and Mrs. David W. Schiff,
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Call Mr. Rosen
of Stoepel Ave. -, announce the Cold water to make one quart
engagement of their daughter,
plus 3 tablespoons.
Critics Club Throws
Paula, to Stanley B. Wolfe, son 1 2 cup brown sugar (more if
Dance with Delight
Slings and Arrows'
of Mr. and Mrs. William Wolfe,
desired).
to
1'4 cup lemon juice (or sour salt
of Faust Rd.
A new type of entertainment
The couple is attending
to make desired sourness). in Detroit will be offered by,
LARRY FREEDMAN I
Wayne State University. Miss A pinch of salt.
the unique Critics Club, a thea-
and his Orchestra
Schiff will graduate this sum- 5 drops red vegetable coloring. ter-bar opening Aug. 21, where
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mer from the college of educa-
Bring fruit and water to a patrons can enjoy drama and
tion. Mr. Wolfe is presently a brisk boil, then add sugar and music in the relaxed atmos-
junior in the college of medi- lemon juice to taste. Cook over phere of a nightclub.
cine, and is affiliated with Phi reduced heat to a gentle bubble
Starring several localites in • JACK GORBACK
Lambda Kappa and Sigma boil for 3 minutes, add a pinch its first original musical revue,
Alpha Mu fraternities.
of salt and the vegetable red "Slings and Arrows," the pre- :PHOTOS
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Weddings
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Mitzvahs
hours before serving, as sug- Howard Zielke and Paul Stolar-
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Although the theater-bar idea
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1 cup diced, fresh pineapple.
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