Nursery School Taking Applications for Fall
Adas Shalom Synagogue this
week began accepting registration
for its new nursery school.
The school will open in Septem-
ber on the site of Adas Shalom's
new synagogue at 13 Mile and
Middlebelt, among wooded hills.
Three- and four-year olds may
be registered for morning or af-
ternoon sessions, two to five times
a week. Class sizes will be limit-
Candy Centerpieces
Personalized Party
Mementos
Invitations and Party Ac-
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MARCIA MASSERMAN
ed to 12 children. Transportation
may be arranged. Children of non-
members will be accepted.
The new school will offer Jew-
ish experiences in the form of
Sabbath and holiday observances
and traditional Jewish and Israeli
songs, games and dances.
Registration is being taken at
Adas Shalom, UN 4-7474.
Goodfellowship Club
to Hold Games Party
Professional Entertainment
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MISS BERNICE MacLEAN
At a birthday party in her honor,
the engagement of Bernice J. Mac-
Lean to Pfc. Bruce M. Ellis was
announced.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mrs. Cecile Smith of Troy Ave.,
Oak Park, and the late George
E. MacLean. Her fiance is the son
of Charles S. Ellis of Scotia Ave.,
Oak Park, and the late Esther
Ellis.
Before his army service, Pfc.
Ellis was graduated from Wayne
State University, receiving his de-
gree in business administration.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
Friday, July 17, 1970-21
Marriages
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Willen-
berg are touring Europe for five
at
weeks following their marriage on
Tuesday evening at the Raleigh
By
House. Rabbi M. Robert Syme
and Cantor Harold Orbach offi-
Ruth
ciated.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
Sirkis
and Mrs. Sidney W. Cohn of Ke-
nosha Ave., Oak Park, and Mr.
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and Mrs. Howard D. Willenberg
1970,
of Uniontown, Pa.
JTA, Inc.)
The bride, the former Natalie
Ann Cohn, wore a Victorian-style
TEN-MINUTE SUMMER DINNER
gown of satin organza accented
Summer time is the time for
by corded Alencon lace with a
quick recipes. When it's hot out-
chapel-length mantilla, bordered
side nobody likes to spend long
with matching lace. She carried
hours near the kitchen stove.
a colonial style bouquet of sweet-
When planning your dinner, it
heart roses, Stephanotis and
is wise to start with quick-cooking
baby's breath.
Mrs. David A. Cohen served as ingredients. The white meat of
matron of honor. Bridesmaids chicken breast is ready in about
were Mrs. Norman R. Cohn and ten minutes, so we are using it.
Mrs. Kenneth Matzus, sister of We also use dehydrated soup which
the bridegroom. will add to the flavoring and the
main dish is almost ready. If
Best man was Ferdinand A. you serve pre-cooked rice and salad
Loos. Ushers were Norman R. with your quick main dish and end
Cohn. brother of the bride, and the "10 Minute Summer Dinner"
Howard D. Willenberg Jr., broth- with fruit, you can leave the cook-
er of the bridegroom. ing and go swimming.
Upon returning from their hon-
eymoon, the couple will reside in Three
olefloculficken breasts
One pkg. dehydrated soup (Onion or
Detroit.
mushroom)
b'
The director, Mrs. Dorothy
Levitsky, Is a certified teacher
with 10 years' experience in
working with young children in
nursery and other educational
settings. Other staff are experi-
enced teachers with degrees in
education.
The Goodfellowship Club will
hold a games party 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday in its clubrooms on
James Couzens Hwy. Friends are
invited.
646-6138
Pfc. Bruce Ellis Plans
toIredBerniceMacLean
FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT
The finest and largest selection in the
area. We clean, bone, skin and grind
all fish free of charge. For special
service call
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NIESEN-LEVINE: Laura Ellen
Levine, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Edward E. Levine of Sherwood
Ave., Huntington Woods. was mar-
ried to James Louis Niesen, of
Chicago, Sunday at Camp Pine-
wood, Twin Lake. Mich., where
the bride and bridegroom are on
the staff. For the sunrise service
on the beach, written by the
couple, music was played on
guitar and auto harp by friends.
The bride wore her mother's wed-
ding gown. She was attended by
her sister Linda of San Francisco.
The best man was the bride-
groom's brother, David Richard.
The couple plans an extended
European trip.
CHARLIP-CROUCH: Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Charlip of South-
field Rd., Southfield, entertained at
a cocktail party honoring the mar-
riage of their son, Dr. Edward S.
Charlip. to Linda Crouch, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crouch
of Chesterfield, Mo. The marriage
was performed at the Rodfei Zedek
Synagogue, Chicago, and the cou-
ple is residing in Atlantic City.
CANCER FILMS AT FAIR
American Cancer Society films
on cancer will be shown three
times daily throughout the 1970
Michigan State Fair, Aug. 28-
Sept. 7, in the Community Arts
Building Auditorium.
Two tsp. salt
One-quarter parve margarine
One quarter cup red wine
1. Cut the breasts Into quarters.
2. alls the flour with the salt.
3. Dip the meat In the flour to cover
all over.
4. Heat the margarine in a skillet. Fry
the meat gently in It.
5. Add water to the content of the
dehydrated soup. Use only two-
thirds of the amount of water
recommended. Add the mixture to
the skillet. Stir, lower the heat
and cover.
Add
the wine and continue cooking
6.
covered for 10 minutes.
7. In the meantime prepare salad and
Pre-cooked
Serve.
Skin Cancer Warning
Issued to Sun Bathers
The year, 112,000 cases of skin
cancer will be detected. If detect-
ed early, it is the most curable
form of the disease. Excessive
exposure to sunlight is a principal
cause.
The American Cancer Society
urges all sunbathers to protect
themselves from the direct rays
of the sun with clothing and . lo-
tions, and to learn the warning
signal of a change in a wart or
mole.
Skin cancer occurs most often
in people who have fair skin, light
hair and are exposed excessively
to sunlight.
For a free informational book-
let on "Sense in the Sun," write
The American Cancer Society,
15241 W. McNichols, Detroit 48235,
or call 273-7060.
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