Janet L. Eagle Becomes
Windsor Women Increase Efforts Mrs. Stephen J. Wilson

26-1Fridwf, Jemmy 29, 1971

on Behalfof UnitedJewishAppeal

The Women's Division of the
United Jewish Appeal Campaign of
Windsor is In the midst of solicita-
tion, to be culminated with a
Dial-a-Thon Feb. 7.
Dorothy Gordner is chairman of
the Dial-a-Thon.
At the recent gathering of the
Pacesetters division, 62 women
responded to a report by Mrs.
Morris Adler on her trip to Israel,
with a 35.4 per cent increage in
giving. Co-chairmen of this -divi-
sion are Mikie Freed and Leone
Schott.
Chairman of the 1971 Women's
Division campaign, Janet Rosen-
baum, commented that she is
"sure that the women of Wind-
sor will, as in the past, respond
to the needs at home and over-
seas."
A flier being circulated in Wind-

Miss Mickelsan to Wed
Allan Salomon in June

MISS LESLIE NICKELSON
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nickelson
of Bishop Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Leslie Marlene to Allan
Isaac Salomon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Salomon of Kenosha Ave.,
Oak Park.
Miss Mickelson is pursuing her
master's degree in deaf education
at Wayne State University, and is
an alumna of Delta Phi Epsilon
sorority.
Her fiance, a WSU graduate, is
a senior at the university's school
of medicine.
The couple plans to wed in June.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

sor's Jewish community answers
the question posed by many wom-
en: "How can I double my United
Jewish Appeal pledge this year?
I don't have any money of my
own."
The flier suggests a householder
can save $350 a year out of her
expenses by such "hidden savings"
as cutting $2 a week off meals and
snacks ($100 a year), saving ciga-
rette money ($200) and eliminating
"little extras" from celebrations
($50).
"If az a Jew," the flier cautions,
"you don't pledge and save now,
you may never have the oppor-
tunity later."

Edison to Start
Kitchen Contest

Detroit Edison will begin accept-
ing recipes next week for its 10th
annual Queen of the Kitchen con-
test for women who work. Accord-
ing to Marion E. Ryan, head of the
company's electric living division,
contest dates this year are Feb. 1
through March 1.
From entries received, 10 wom-
en will be chosen to take part in
a cookoff March 24 in Edison's
Electric Living Kitchen, with each
finalist receiving an electrical ap-
pliance.
The grand prize is a deluxe
range and the "Queen" will have
her choice of top-of-the-line models
of ranges which will be on display
that day.
Miss Ryan announced that the
judges will be food writer Kay
Savage; Cyrilla Riley, Detroit
News Household Editor; and radio
personality Lee Murray of Lee
Murray Productions.
Decision of the judges in the
selection of the finalists and cook-
off winners will be final.
Entries must include name, ad-
dress, place of employment and
telephone number, and should be
sent to Edison's Electric Living
Division, 2000 Second Avenue, De-
troit 48225, before midnight,
March 1.

MRS. STEPHEN WILSON

Janet Lynn Eagle became the
bride of Dr. Stephen Jay Wilson
in a recent ceremony at the Ra-
leigh House, solemnized by Rabbi
M. Robert Syme.
The newlyweds are the children
of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eagle of
Ramblewood Dr., Farmington, and
Dr. and Mrs. Louis I.. Wilson of
Syracuse.
The bride wore a gown of re-
embroidered Alencon lace with
matching crown and a silk illusion

veil

Susie Engelberg served as maid
of honor. Howard Wilson, brother
of the bridegroom, was best man.
Following a honeymoon in Puerto
Rico, the newlyweds are living in
Ann Arbor.

Landsmanshaften Map
Annual Purim Festival

NEW YORK—The saga of a Ger-
man woman who helped save the
life of a 13-year-old' Jewish boy in
Dachau by secretly providing him
with food was marked here by the
American Jewish Committee,
which sent a congratulatory cable
to the woman, Agnes Bleach, as
she marked her Nth birthday.
In his message to Frau Riesch,
Philip E. Hoffman, president of
the American Jewish Committee,
paid tribute to her "humanity and
courage" in defying Nazi prison

guards. The boy was Leslie
Schwartz, a Hungarian Jew.

Jewish Women's Group
Places Elderly in Paying
Jobs Without Charge

SAN ANTONIO (JTA) — A
free employment agency for eld-
erly persons, created by a Jewish
women's group in San Antonio,
has made hundreds of placements
since it was started more than two
years ago. It is continuing to
bring applicants and jobs together
despite a recent decline in the
number of job openings because of
the current economic chimp.
The employment service was
started in September 1968 by the
San Antonio section of the National
Council of Jewish Women after the
section found there was no
agency in San Antonio for such
job' hunters. As reported in the
current issue of the NCJW's "Coun-
cil Woman," the problem had
interlocking aspects. While it is
not easy for such persons to find
jobs when they need or want them,
the jobs are there — and often
they are the kind that employers
find it difficult to filL"

A Purim celebration, which has
become an annual event of the
Landsmanshaften Committee for
Jewish National Fund, will be held
March U at Cong. Bnai David.
Honored guest for the evening
All our reasoning is merely yield-
will be Wayne County Circuit ing
to sentiment.—Pascal
Judge Nathan Kaufman.
The program will include a guest
speaker and musical entertain-
ment.

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Local Agudath Israel
to Be Administered
by Rabbi Moseson

Agudath Israel of Greater De-
troit has undertaken an expanded
schedule of activities, under the
guidance of Rabbi Joseph Mose-
son, newly ap-
pointed adminis-
trator. - —
Rabbi Moseson,
ordained from
the Mesifta Tal-
mudical Semi-
nary in 1957,
taught for 11
years in several
Hebrew day and
afternoon schools,
in New York, De- Rabbi Meissen
troit and Denver. He also organ-
ized and directed a summer day
camp in Denver.
Agodath Israel of Greater De-
troit is affiliated with the World
Agudath Israel with offices in
New York, London and Jeru-
salem.
The local executive committee is
represented by rabbinic and lay
leaders in the Orthodox commu-
nity. They are: Joseph Borenstein,
president; Rabbi Leiser Levin,
honorary president; Rabbi Chas-
kelt Grubner, vice president; Yitz-
chok Sarnoff and Rabbi Shad'
Zachariasb, secretaries; and
Moshe Chencinski, treasurer.
Members of the board are Abra-
ham Borenstein, Joseph Boren-
stein, Rabbi Leib Bakst, Rabbi
Ellyohu Finkelstein,- Rabbi M.
Gardyn, Rabbi Avraham Gold,

Marriages

RUB1N-KATZMAN: Mr. and MrX.
Sidney Katzman of Lincoln Dr..
Huntington Woods, announce the
marriage of their daughter Laura
Ann to Ronald Bruce Rubin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Rubin of
Lone Pine Rd., Bloomfield Hills.
Mrs. Lee Stein, sister of the bride,
served as matron of honor. William
Rubin, father of the bridegroom,
served as best man. The ceremony
took place at the home of the bride,
with Dr. Richard Hertz of Temple
Beth El and Rabbi Milton Rosen-
baum of Temple Emanu-El officiat-
ing. A dinner in the Hotel Pont-
chartrain followed, and the couple
left for an extended holiday in
Florida. They will make their home
in Southfield.

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