THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
22—Friday, March 7, 1969

Gruber-31ilinsky Vo7e's
Heard at Beth Achim

Miss Lei noff, Mr. Frank

Plan June 15 Marriage

Gudwin,Mr.Broad

to Marry in Ann Arbor

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BLOCH-ROSE AUXILIARY will
present two flags to the Courville
School 10 a.m. Wednesday. Mrs.
Paul Betman, patriotic instructress,
said that an outside flag and a
flag for the auditorium will be pre-
sented. The auxiliary has present-
ed a total of 13 flags to six other
schools.

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LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN AUX-
ILIARY will meet 8 p.m. Monday
at the home of Mrs. Nellie Kolb,
19323 Warwick.

GOLDEN CHICKEN

Chicken is always a basic in Jew-
ish cooking. Chicken soup and
chopped liver are just two exam-
ples of favorite traditional Jewish
dishes. The modern cook, as well
as the traditional, likes chicken. It
is low in calories and easy to di-
gest; it has delicate flavor and can
be prepared in many ways.

Mrs. Martin Leinoff of Kensing-
ton Ct., Southfield, announces the
engagement of her daughter De-
borah Jane to Jerome David Frank,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.
Frank of Shaker Heights, 0. The
bride-elect is the daughter of the
late . Mr. Leinoff.

The engaged couple attends
Michigan State University.

A June 15 wedding is being
planned.

Brandeis Women Set
Concert Benefit

A specially chartered bus will
carry patrons between North Park
Towers and Ford Auditorium,
where the Detroit Chapter of Bran-
. deis Women will sponsor a per-
formance by the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra 8:30 p.m. Thursday. -
Seiji Oza•a will be guest con-
ductor at the performance, pro-
ceeds of which will support Bran-
deis University's libraries. Follow-
ing the concert, patrons will attend
an afterglow at the home of Mrs.
Beverly Straus. 19343 Renfrew.
For reservations and transport-
ation. call Mrs. Harold Robinson,
president, 353-7757.

Beth Isaac Women

Dream Up 'Spring

Fantasy' Style Show

"Spring Fantasy" will be the
theme of a fashion show and games
party slated for 8 p.m. Tuesday by I
the Women's Club of Cong. Beth
Isaac in Strohm School, Trenton.
Mrs. Harris Freedman of Wyan-
dotte, president, said Mrs. Philip
Mittleman will serve as fashion
commentator. Models will be Mes-
dames John Klein. Daniel Kauf-
man. Dora Nerowski, N. F. Gantz
and Albert Oshinsky and the Mis-
ses Cindy Sadick and Karen Mittle-
man. Mrs. Irving Schmolka will
assist the models.
Committee chairmen are Mes-
dames Paul Sadick and Isadore
Chernof f, refreshments; Bert
Frank. Michael Jaron and Klein,
prizes: Zack Davies and Arnold
Seligson, tickets: Paul Kopp, pro-
motion; and Kaufman, art work.

Sinai to Graduate
Nurses Thursday

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Sinai Hospital, Detroit Shapero
School of Nursing, will graduate 33
students on Thursday in the Zucker-1
man Auditorium.
Mrs. Pricilla Jackson, director
of the Continuum Center at Oak-
land University, will be the fead
tured speaker. A reception for the
graduates and their guests will be
held after the ceremony.
This is the 23rd class of practical
nurses to graduate from Shapero
School since it opened in 1956, and
brings the total number of gradu-
ates to 869.

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MRS. ELIOTT MENDELSON

Diana Gould and Lt. Eliott R.
Mendelson, U.S. Navy, were recent-
ly married at Cong. Beth Shalom,
with Rabbi Mordecai Halpern offi-
ciating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Gould of Church
St., Oak Park. Her husband is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Mendelson
of Moritz Ave., Oak Park.
The newlyweds are making their
home in Washington, D.C.

The engagement of Susan Teri
Career Ambassador GEORGE V. Bigman to Philip Perlstein is an-
ALLEN will address a luncheon of nounced by her parents, Mr. and
the Detroit Area Council on World Mrs. Joseph Bigman of Patton
Affairs at the Community House Ave. The prospective bridegroom
in Birmingham. Bates and Town- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
send, 1 p.m., Monday. Ambassa- Perlstein of Pierce Ave., South-
dor Allen was assistant secretary field. The couple plans to marry
of state for Middle East affairs. in June.

The Phonogift workers will be
Eight hundred women will make Phonogift headquarters at the
assisting the executive chairman,
10,000. telephone calls between Shaarey Zedek.
Pledges made by phone will be Mrs. Sidney S. Hertz; advisers,
March 9 and 17 to receive pledges
for the Allied Jewish Campaign- picked up by the women of the Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine and THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Israel Emergency Fund, in the motor corps who will cover Detroit Mrs. Ben Mossman; and consult-
Friday, March 7, 1969-23
fifth annual Phonogift effort of the and the suburbs in their own cars. ants, Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel and
Women's Division of the campaign. Mrs. Julien Priver is chairman. Mrs. Phillip R. Marcuse.
Led by Mrs. Oscar U. Band, Mrs. Milton J. Doner and Mrs.
Executive v i c e-chairmen are
chairman, the volunteers will man Leon S. Wayburn will lead the De- Mesdames Morris Baker, Robert
the phones for three periods Mon- troit Motor Corps. Suburban chair- S. Dunsky, Arthur I. Gould, Leo-
days through Thursdays and two men are Mrs. Samuel P. Frankel nard P. Frenkel, Seymour Wayne
periods Fridays and Sundays from and Mrs. Warren D. Greenstone. and Mitchell Mandelberg.
Last year's phonogift campaign
raised $63,519, and it is expected
that the 1969 total will exceed this
amount.
Maimonides Medical Society by Mesdames Harry Meisner and
Women's Auxiliary will hold its Burton Zack and their committee.
Proceeds from the luncheon and
23rd annual donor luncheon and
Max Schrut
fashion show noon March 18 at Ra- souvenir book will help the organ-
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leigh House , Mrs. Samuel Fink, ization's many medical service
and Prompt Service
president, announces.
projects. In addition to providing
Call Me at
Plans for the afternoon are under , medical school scholarships at the
the general direction of Mrs. San- University of Michigan, Wayne
and His Orchestra
ford Bennett, fund-raising chair- 1 State University and the Hebrew
Weddings — Bar Mitzvas
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man. A spring "Fashion Fantasy" University, the auxiliary offers aid
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The membership is comprised
of more than 400 doctors' wives
from metropolitan Detroit. Since
its founding in 1925, Maimonides
has always sought to serve the
IVAN S. BLOCH CHAPTER will
community in keeping with the
hold its installation dinner 7 p.m.
teachings of the 12th Century
Thursday at Workmen's Cirtle Cen-
Jewish' physician and philosoph-
ter. Mrs. Alan Nathan, past presi-
dent of Metropolitan Detroit Bnai ; er Moses Ben Maimon, for whom
the club is named.
Brith Women's Council, will install
Other women assisting in lunch-
officers. They are Mesdames Josef
Feuereisen, p r e s i d e n t; Morton eon plans are Mesdames Sander
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Silverstein, vice presidents; Abe ruch, Jules Altman, Morris Green-
Miller, treasurer; Nate Kusnit, berg, Marvin Siegel, Edward
Julius Schlussel, Harold Weiss, Skully, Norman Wechsler, Milton
EXPECTING OUT OF TOWN GUEST
Louis Polant and Cy Sinai, secre- Nathanson, Joseph Seltzer, Floyd
FOR A WEDDING OR A BAR MITZVA ?
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Ellis, Samuel Glassman, Harry Leslie Mandel, Harold Glenn, Har-
Kaplan, Max Lebow, Bernard Os- old Daitch, Ralph Coskey, Jack
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Dr. and Mrs. Abraham Gudwin
of Packard Rd., Ann Arbor, an-
flounce the engagement of their
daughter Carol Ann to Alan Steven
Broad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Soli
Broad of Sherwood Rd., Huntington
Woods.
Miss Gudwin is a junior in educa-
tion at the University of Michigan.
Her fiance hold a BA from U of M
where he is currently a graduate
student in physics.
A May 18 wedding in Ann Arbor
is planned.

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SLOAN-ROLNIK: In a recent
ceremony at Adas Shalom Synad
gogue, Debra Sue Rolnik became
the bride of David Charles Sloan.
The parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rolnik of Con-
stitution Dr., Southfield, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Sloan of Henley
Rd., Huntington Woods.

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dance 6 p.m. March 16 at the Holi-
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A cocktail hour will precede the I
dinner. The public is invited. For
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son.

Linda Milinsky became the bride
We like to experiment with chick-
en and to create new dishes, so we of Frederick .H. Gruber recently at
combined chicken with oranges. In Cong. Beth Achim. Rabbi Milton
the following recipe, chicken and Arm officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
oranges get together to form a
of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Milinsky
most elegant and enjoyable dish.
of Whitcomb Ave. Mr. Gruber is ,
1 whole chicken 3-4 pounds
the son of Mrs. Joseph Gruber -of
2 oranges
1/2 cup orange juice
Prest Ave.
1/2 cup white wine
The bride wore a princess line
cup margarine
2 teaspoons garlic powder
silk peau de soie gown with a man-
2 teaspoons salt
derin collar, deep yoke of silk cord-
1 teaspoon paprika
l‘i! teaspoon pepper
ed lace and a border. of matching
1 large onion sliced
floor-length lace with long tapered
1 cup cut-up celery
sleeves and a detachable chapel
Cream the margarine with salt, pep-
train. She carried Stephanotis and
per. garlic powder, and paprika.
Clean the chicken and dry it with lily of the valley on her confirma-
paper towels, spread the seasoned
margarine all over the inside. Truss. tion Bible.
Put the sliced onions, cup-up celery,
Mrs. Sol Milan was matron of
and orange sections in a roasting
pan, put the chicken on them. Add
honor. Bridesmaids were Carol
orange juice and wine. Cover the
Moscow, Barbara Rubinstein,
pan tightly.
Roast in a 350 oven for 40 minutes.
Mrs. Cary Stegman and Kathy
Take off the cover and continue roast-
Rosenberg. Junior bridesmaids
ing for another 30 minutes to bring
the chicken to a golden brown. It is
were Marci Blumberg and Jill
advisable to turn the chicken to
Horwich of Glencoe, Ill.
brown each side. You may also
baste ot -asionally .
David Gruber was his brother's
You can ',et- ye the chicken with the
vegetables. or you can strain them best man. Ushers were James
and use only the liquids.
Grey, David T. Rothenberg, Sol
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Milan, brother of the bride and
Marvin Milinsky, brother of the
bride. Junior usher was Gary Mi-
lan. Ring bearer was Joel Kowal-
sky.
Following a Miami Beach honey-
moon, the couple is living in Ann
Arbor.

MARTIN HERSCH has been no-
tified by his district manager,
Albert L. Donadio, that he has
qualified for 1968 President's Club,
for the John Hancock Life Insur-
ance Company.

PHI DELTA EPSILON FRA-
TERNITY will hold a joint meeting
with the auxiliary, 8 p.m. Tuesday
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. 0. D.
Silverstein, 18727 Jeanette, South-
field. Abraham Elson, youth psy-
Cheryl Weinstein, daughter of
chiatrist will speak on "Narcotics:
the Hyman Weinsteins of Church
the feen-Ager's Dilemma."
St., Oak Park, became the bride
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of Barry F. LaKritz in an evening
--- GONG BETH ABRAHAM MEN'S
wedding at Cong. Bnai Moshe, with
Rabbi Moses Lehrman and Cantor CLUB-Will hold the final program
of its Breakfast Forum series 10
Louis Klein officiating.
The bridegroom's parents are a.m. Sunday in the synagogue. Irv-
Mrs. Rosina Weissman of Carriage ing J. Rubin will speak on "Metro
Hill Ave., Southfield, and Mr. Arn- Detroit 1990." Rubin is director of
Detroit Regional Transportation
old LaKritz of Park St.
The bride wore a gown of silk and Land Use Study (TALUS),
and wool with an Empire bodice which is designing a plan for the
and wedding ring collar. The long development of the seven counties
sleeves were appliqued in pearls, of Southeastern Michigan through
and the floor-length skirt fell into the year 1990. He was executive
a chapel train. A Camelot cap assistant to former State Highway
held her chapel-length veil of silk Commissioner John C. Mackie and
illusion. Stephanotis and an orchid coordinator of freeway planning
were carried atop the bride's con- and construction in the Detroit area
for the State Highway Department.
firmation Bible.
The bride's sister, Susan Wein- Theodore Scholnick, men's club
stein, was maid of honor. Brides- past president will preside, and
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will parti-j,
maids were Marilyn Pitt, Susan
cipate in the program. Vice Pre4-
LaKritz, Ann Fishman, Cheri
Finn and Rhonda Levine. Jef- dent Bernhard Lichtenstein is aFA,
rangements chairman. A question
frey LaKritz, brother of the
and answer period will be featured.
bridegroom, was best man.
The public is invited.
Ushers were Todd and Lee Wein-
4P ,
stein, brothers of the bride,
Thomas Lazar, Paul Graff and
BETH ACHIM MEN'S CLUB
Ronald Smith.
Film Festival Series will feature
Following a Miami Beach honey-
moon, the couple is living in Oak "Topkapi" 8 p.m. Tuesday in the
social hall of its Schaefer building.
Park

Mona Lena Brown, daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brown of
Church St., Oak Park, and Mark
David Dembs, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Manuel Dembs of .Westland Ave.,
Southfield, were united in marriage
recently at Cong. Bnai David.
Rabbi Aaron Brander and Cantor
Hyman J. Adler officiated.
Following a Toronto honeymoon,
the couple is living in Ypsilanti.
The bride wore an Empire
modified cage gown of hand cord-
ed Alencon lace with embroidered
pearls and brilliance. The gown
was fashioned with a turned-back
high collar, long sleeves and an
A-line skirt with a removable silk
satin train swept to chapel length.
A shaped toque of matching lace
peddles held the short-tiered veil
of imported silk illusion.
Susan Dembs, sister of the bride-
groom, and Corinne Weiss were
maids of honor.
Best men were Jeff Dembs,
brother of the bridegroom, and
Jerry Katz.

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