Brasch Advertising Acquires New Facilities in NW Detroit

As a major step in a series of
expansion moves, A. R. BRASCH
ADVERTISING, INC., has moved
to newly purchased and totally re-
modeled facilities at 19600 W. Mc-
Nichols. The Brasch Agency was
formed in the early 1930s by the
late A. R. Brasch and is now
headed by his sons, Miles, presi-
dent, and David, senior vice presi-
dent. The Brasch group is one of
the most rapidly growing regional
advertising agencies in the Great
Lakes area with a current list of
42 active clients plus five pending
agreements. Personnel numbers 22
people.

Camp Program Slated

for Habonim Reunion

The American Habonim Associa-
tion will hold a reunion at Kala-
mazoo and Habonim Camp Tavor
at Three Rivers, Mich., this week-
end.
All parents who have youngsters
at the camp, or families who are
interested in a weekend reunion,
are invited. Following the get-
together Saturday, with special re-
ports from those who have recent-
ly returned from Israel, the group
will visit the camp on Sunday and
attend a special program presented
by the campers.
Rooms have been reserved in
Kalamazoo for families from Cin-
cinnati, Cleveland, Chicago, Mil-
waukee, Minneapolis and Detroit.
For information or reservations,
call Doris Werner, 353-8646.

1. Delicacies. 2. Meat and bean dish,
baked overnight and usually served on
the Sabbath. 3. Small sausage-like rolls
of chopped meat, highly spiced and
charcoal broiled. 4. Thin, folded pan-
cakes filled with cheese, fruit, veget-
ables, etc. 5. Traditional egg bread,
served on the Sabbath. 6. Matzoh balls.
7. Dough balls filled with meat or
cheese. 8. Mixture of meat and car-
rots or sweet potatoes sweetened with
honey. 9. An expert, a connoisseur. 10.
Grandmother. 11. Meddling. 12. Eat,
eat, eat!

HARVARD ROW MALL
11 MILE & LAHSER

Here is Miss Greenwald's recipe
for Sweet and Sour Stuffed Peppers:

OPEN THURS. & SAT 'TIL 9

MISS JENNIFER WOLIN

11 MILE & LASHER
353-7640

Mr. and Mrs. Morton Wolin of
Stratford Ct., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Jennifer Nancy to Steven Michael
Korotkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mil -
ton Korotkin of Westhampton Ave.,
Oak Park.
Miss 'Wolin attends the Univer-
sity of Michigan, where she is a
junior majoring in English. Mr.
Korotkin, a graduate of U-M, will
attend the University of Michigan
Medical School this fall.
An Aug. 2, 1970 wedding is plan-
ned.

OUR 29th ANNUAL

AUGUST
FUR
SALE

Is Now in Progress!

PRE-SEASON SAVINGS
ON ALL MERCHANDISE

HARVARD ROW
MALL

„„6,e/eite. INC.

Designers of Fine Furs

EL 7-1799

Jennifer Wolin to It'd
Steven Michael liorotkin

MORIS HUPPERT

HARVARD ROW MALL

SAM BARNETT

FRANK PAUL

in beautiful fall shades.

CUSTOM DESIGNS
LINGERIE - LOUNGEWEAR
ACCESSORIES

Rabbi Wine Coordinating Humanistic Ethics Parley

Blind Author Produces New Jewish
Cookbook; Will Appear in Braille

of new men's clothing

TO0a
COUTURE-BOUTIQUE

Friday, August 15, 1969-23

psychologist; Paul Goodman,
The Conference on Humanistic
author, educator and psycholo-
Ethics, the first joint event of the
gist; Rev. Jeffrey Cambell, black
five national organizations com-
Unitarian Minister; and Joan
mitted to the philosophy of human-
Baez. Rabbi Wine and Rev.
ism, will be held Aug. 22-24 at
Robert Marshall of the Birming-
Oakland University, with Rabbi
ham Unitarian Church will mod-
Sherwin T. Wine of Birmingham
erate the dialogues.
Temple acting as co-ordinator.
For information and registra-
The Oakland
tion, call Birmingham Tempi e,
University divi-
549-5490.
sion of Continu-
ing Education is
MUSIC BY
co-sponsor.
The American
Ethical Union,
Society for Hu-
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
manistic J u d a-
ism, Fellowship
LI 1-2563
of American Hu-
manists, Ameri-
c a n Humanist
Chicken soup and other "Mei- Recipes" (Hawthorn Books) by Association a n d
Candy Centerpieces
Rabbi Wine
the Unitarian
chels ' (see 1 below) are offered Shaner Greenwald.
Universalist
Association
will
dis-
'
in a new Jewish cookbook. Have There is really no such thing as
Personalized Party
"Jewish" cooking; it reflects the cuss "The Authentic Man."
you met Cholent (2) Carnatzlach,Jewish"
Mementos
style of whatever country the Jews
Panelists will be Albert Ellis.
(3) Blintzes. (4) Challah, (51
---- found themselves in, writes our
Knaidlach, (6) Kreplach, (7) and meiven. (9) Miss Greenwald's Old
Invitations and Party Ac-
Tzimmes (8)? Funny . . . they World (Polish) recipes were handed
cessories for all occasions.
don't look Jewish! You will be in- down to her by her Bube (10)
and his ORCHESTRA
troduced to these and many other Sarah, and she has adapted them
"Music of its Best
delicacies in "Treasured Jewish to suit the needs—and endurance—
for Your Guests"
of New World cooks. With a mini-
646-6138
mum of kibitzing, (11) the author
explains the traditional recipes that
belong to the Mosaic Law of the
kitchen, and offers some of her
own innovations, such as Mock Ge-
filte Fish, Jewish Chinese Egg
Rolls, and Barbecued Lamb Ribs.
She also gives advice on the Jewish
Have Your
art of eating, which can be
summed up as "Ess, ess, ess!"
Child's Eye Glass
(12).

Come see our selection

0 01'

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

11 MILE & LAHSER
358 0850
Open Thurs. 'HI 9

-

6 green peppers
1 pound ground beef
n p ion
cooked rice
c
1/2 1 c
o u
grated
1/2 teaspoon salt
?it teaspoon pepper
2 eggs
1 cup tomato puree
3 tablespoons lemon juice
3 tablespoons brown sugar
teaspoon paprika

Prescriptions Filled

at

WARREN OPTICAL CO.

HARVARD ROW MALL

356-5300
11 Mile & Lahser
Open Thurs. Eve. 'till 9 p.m.

a Burton's gal is a wow

Preheat oven to 350'.
Cut off stem ends of peppers; remove
seeds and membranes. Place in boiling
water and simmer 5 minutes. Drain.
Mix beef, rice, onion, salt, and pepper
and stuff peppers. Place in casserole
and add water to cover bottom of dish.
Cover and bake 40 minutes.
In saucepan combine tomatoe puree,
lemon juice, brown sugar, and paprika.
Simmer 15 minutes. Pour sauce over
peppers and continue cooking uncov-
ered for 10 more minutes.
Serves 6.

... in the

great new look

of a Dior

suspender skirt

and long

Shaner Greenwald is almost to-
tally blind, and besides being an
expert cook, she is an avid golfer
and has traveled extensively. Miss
Greenwald has taught the art of
Jewish cooking in New York and
New Jersey and operated a restau-
rant and catering service in New
York State.

fringed scarf

. . . just

one

of our

fashion firsts

The fact that "Treasured Jew-
ish Recipes" will be published in
Braille, that it will be taped and
recorded for the blind, is a tri-
bute to the author and her efforts
in behalf of those who have lost
or are losing their sight.
Her book gains stature in the

for Fall '69

illustrations by Mel Fowler. There
is a glossary of Hebrew and Yid-
dish words and the index is well
prepared.

Black Self-Help Group
Assisted by Federation

PHILADELPHIA (JTA)—A black
self-help group, the Young Great
Society, has received a gift for a
vocational training center through
the Federation of Jewish Agencies,
which has provided the group with
technical and advisory help on the
proposed center.
The gift, the size of which was
not disclosed, was made through
the federation's urban afafirs de-
partment by Charles J. Penneys, a
community leader and industrialist.

MARCIA MASSERMAN

MICHIGAN BANKARD

SECURITY CHARGE

13 V RFT 1•T

CLAMOUR AND LEISURE SPORTSWEAR

HARVARD ROW