Probus Club Gives Awards to 2 Profs
Dr. Martin Pfaff and Dr. Henry
0, Hooper have been named win-
ners of the 1970 Pr o b u s Club
Awards for Academic Achieve-
ment at Wayne State University.
The names of the two winners
will be engraved on the master
plaque which will hang in the Uni-
versity Center Building. The
award also includes a $500 grant
to each of the professors, with-
out restrictions.
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Mr. and Mrs. Irving Coblentz of
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of Forest Hills, N.Y.
The bride-elect attended Wayne
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tended Oakland Community Col-
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A July wedding is planned.
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Dr. Pfaff and Dr. Hooper re-
ceived individual 'plaques at the
Probus Club Awards Dinner last
weekend at the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel.
Martin K. Stein is chairman Of
the awards program.
Dr. Pfaff is an associate profes-
sor of managerial economics and
operations research in the school
of business administration. Dr.
Hooper is an associate professor
of physics in the college of liberal
arts.
The Probus Club is a service or-
ganization composed of Jewish
business and professional men. A.
J. Rubiner is president.
Coblentz-facobson Vows
1. Combine the eggs, water, fried on-
ions, fat and seasoning in a large
bowl. Mix all ingredients with a fork.
2. Add the matzo-meal and mix well.
Set aside for 10 minutes.
3. In a large pot bring to a boil water
with 2 tsp. salt. While the water gets
hot, prepare the bails. Take a small
amount of the "dough" and make a
ball out of it between your palms;
the size of the ball should be be-
tween one-half inch to an inch.
4. When the water is boiling, put the
balls into the pot. Cook for about 20
minutes. Drain the water, and serve.
8ngagements
Mrs. Dorothy J. Gullo of First
St., Rochester, and Mr. Philip Gul-
lo of Las Vegas announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Linda
Jean to David Segalman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Segalman of
Brooklyn. A June wedding is
planned.
'Marriage, Sex, Judaism'
Closing Institute Topic
Final lecture of the series given
by the Jewish Institute for Brides
and Grooms on "Marriage, Sex
and Judaism" will take place 8:10
p.m. Tuesday at Bnai David Syna-
gogue.
Discussing the topic will be
gynecologist Dr. Andrew A. Freier
and Rabbi Yitschak M. Kagan,
associate rabbi of the Lubavitcher
Center. Admission is free, and all
engaged couples are invited. For
information, call the Center, 542-
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