LA Library Named For Ex-Detroiter Is Honored
Glynette Gottlieb to Wed
Barg Carlton Wolk
The William R. Blumenthal Li- troit, was designated one of the
brary of Sinai Temple in West Los eight leading Jewish libraries in
Angeles, named for the former the country by the Jewish Book
director of Keren Hayesod in De- Council of America.
The Blumenthal library was the
only one on the West Coast to have
met the council's stated criteria
for a Jewish library.
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MISS GLYNETTE GOTTLIEB
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gottlieb
of Pierce Rd., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Glynette Susan to Barry Carlton
Wolk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Wolk of Nadora Dr., Southfield.
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Israeli's Sculpture
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incoln Shopping Center
Aluminum and glass sculpture by
Israeli-born artist Menashe Kadish-
man will be presented at the J. L.
Hudson Gallery June 3-July 3. The
exhibit will include 10 major pieces
of sculpture in addition to 20
models of other important works.
Born in Tel Aviv, Kadishman
studied under the sculptor Stern-
shus in Tel Aviv and under Rudi
Lehmann in Jerusalem. In 1959,
he moved to London and studied
at St. Martin's School of Art and
the Slade School.
Kadishman is perhaps best
known for his combination of raw
aluminum and glass to achieve a
warm lyrical quality. He has re-
ceived numerous awards including
the first prize for sculpture at
the 1967 Paris Biennale.
His works are represented in a
number • of collections throughout
the United States and Europe, in-
cluding the Museum of Modern Art
in New York, the Billy Rose Sculp-
ture Garden in Jerusalem and the
Joseph H. Hirshhorn Collection.
(Formerly at 7 Mile • Scheeler)
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Miss Jaffe, Mr. Lax
to Marry in September
Mrs. Max Stollman was elected
president of the women's division
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
for a second term at its 25th anni-
versary annual meeting.
In her annual report, Mrs. Stoll-
man congratulated "the women of
Detroit who raise more money per
capita for the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign-Israel Emergency Fund than
any other community of its size
in the country."
"Education is our secret," Mrs.
Stollman stated. "The greater the
number of women who understand
our goals, the greater the number
who will participate."
Mesdames N. Brewster Broder,
David Handleman, Norman Nai-
mark and George Stutz were elect-
ed vice presidents; Merle Harris,
recording secretary; and William
L. Deutsch, corresponding secre-
tary.
Elected to the board of directors
were: Mesdames John C. ,Hopp
Jr., Seymour Jones, Max L. Lich-
ter, Burt Mahler, Brand Marwil,
Seymour H. Rowe, Victor Shiff-
man, A. Alfred Taubman, Bruce
Thal, Isadore Winkelman, Morris
Baker, Arnold E. Frank, David
Handleman, David J. Schachter,
Samuel Schiff and William L.
Deutsch.
Mesdames Hymen C. Broder,
Lewis B. Daniels, Max Frank,
Ivor J. Kahn, Julian H. Krolik,
Charles Lakoff, Alexander Sanders
and Leonard Weiner were elected
to the advisory service council.
Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine and
Mrs. Joseph H. Jackier were
elected representatives to the
board of governors of the Jewish
Welfare Federation.
Mrs. Jackier, luncheon chair-
man and immediate past pres-
ident, welcomed members to the
silver anniversary celebration.
Mrs. Merle Harris, executive
vice chairman of the division's
campaign, reported that 9,072
women in the DetrOit area have
contributed $1,308,426 to the 1971
Allied Jewish -Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund: This is $221,-
000 more than these same women
contributed last year. Under the
leadership of Mrs. Morris Brand-
wine, campaign chairman, and
Mrs. Harris, the work of the
campaign is still going on to
reach the women who have not
yet contributed.
The 25 years of activity of the
division were dramatized in a skit
written by Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner,
a founding member.
The 24 members of the original
board attending the 1971 meeting
were given honor, as were the 13
women who have served as divi-
sion presidents since its inception.
Cast members were Mesdames
Walter Field, Burt Mahler, Sheldon
B. Krause, Norman H. Rosenfeld
and Daniel Schechter.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Marriages
MISS LINDA JAFFE
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Jaffe of Muir-
land Ave. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Linda Sue
to Charles M. Lax, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Lax of Harvard Rd.,
Southfield.
Miss Jaffe received her master's
degree in speech ,pathology from
the University of Michigan.
Mr. Lax is a graduate of the
U-M law school.
A September wedding is plan-
ned.
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JTA, Inc.)
CHILLED POTATO SOUP
On Shavuot, the dairy holiday;
we choose to serve chilled dairy,
creamy soup. This kind of soup is
appetizing and refreshing. It gives
freshness to a menu full of -old
favorites. Our chilled soup is po-
tato soup. We decided to prepare ..
this one because it reminds us of a- 111
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real, old-fashioned treat—and also
is a most e 1 e g a n t, up-to-date
dish. Dairy potato soup was served
when there was lio
a meat dish. Today you (vie - fli,,,
nd
an ice-cold potato soup
soise) on the menu of the most ex
pensive and exclusive restaurants.
For 4 to 6 servings:
1 medium onion (chopped)
2 cups water
2 tsps. parve soup powder (onion or
vegetable)
2 medium russet potatoes (cubed)
1 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. dill weed
Dash white pepper
1 cup half-and-half (or milk)
1 this. fresh minced parsley
1 cup sour cream
1 tbls. chopped chives
1. Cook the water with the onions,
salt, pepper, dill weed, soup powder,
and potatoes. Cook till the cubed
potatoes are easily piereecl — ty -
2. Add half-and-half (or milk), and
parsley. Blend in the blender or put
through a food mill, and chill well.
3. Just before serving, when com-
pletely chilled, mix- in the sour cream.
Taste and add salt if needed.
.
4. Serve in chilled cups or bowls,
garnishing each one with additional
sour cream dollop (optional), and
chopped chives.
DORS-LEVINE—Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Levine, former Detroiters
of San Diego, announce the recent
marriage of their daughter Shelley Sammy Davis Jr.'s Wife
Sue to Walter Dors. The couple is Studies for Conversion
residing in San Diego, where they
It was pointed out in response
both attend college.
to a question in Walter Scott's
"Personality Parade," appearir.s-
in Parade magazine, that Samm
Aliya Talk at Center
The Association of Americans and Davis Jr.'s wife, Altrovise Goi.P, is
Canadians for Aliya will meet 2:30 taking instruction prior to her con
p.m. June 6 at the Jewish Center. version to Judaism.
Davis, whose father was a Bap-
Murray Greenfield will discuss the
purchase of household appliances tist and his mother a Catholic, also
and furniture by those planning asked his former wife May Britt
to convert to Judaism in 1960.
aliya. The public is invited.