Friday, June 18,1971-29
Nancy Robins Becomes THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Mrs. Andrew Broder Davidoff Heads Jones JWV Post;
Go lda Meir Subject of First Medal in Series
The first medal in a series of Arnold Marchetti, features on the
"Great Men and Women of Israel" obverse a bust of Prime Minister
has been dedicated to "Golda She- Golda Meir, with the legend:
lanu" (our Golda), it was an- "Golda Meir, Prime Minister of
nounced 'by the Lombardo Mint, Israel."
The reverse depicts the men-
Quebec.
The medal, prepared and sculpt- ora, the Tora and other sym-
ed like others in the series by bols of Israel.
The legend reads: "I have al-
ways carried out the missions of
YOUR CANDID COLOR
the state placed on me, but they
have always been accompanied by
a feeling of terror . . . the terror
exists now."
Struck in antique bronze and
silver, the medals can be obtained
for $2.50 from Lombardo Mint,-
Box 203, Sherbrooke, Quebec, Can-
ada, or Lombardo Mint, Box 525,
Derby Line, Vt. 05830.
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Harry A. Davidoff's election as
commander of Lawrence H. Jones
Post No. 190 of the Jewish War
Veterans came, without the knowl-
edge of the post's members, as a
birthday gift to the veteran of
World War I who was among the
post's charter members.
Davidoff, for many years an ac-
tive participant in many movements
in addition to JWV, will observe
his 75th birthday on July 13. Age
has not reduced his vigor. He
keeps active in behalf of the vet-
erans' movement, is an ardent
Zionist and seldom misses a func-
tion of the Zionist Organization of
Detroit, and has been a star volun-
MRS. ANDREW BRODER
teer worker for Allied Jewish Cam-
Nancy Ellen Robins became the paigns.
bride of Andrew James Broder in
Installation of officers of Jones
a recent ceremony at Temple Post will take place 11 a.m. Sun-
Emanu-El. Rabbi Milton Rosen- day, at JWV Memorial Home.
baum officiated.
The newlyweds are the children Harry T. Madison, past national
commander of JWV, will be the
of Dr. and Mrs. Raymond B. installing officer. Guests at the
Robins of York Rd., Huntington installation in honor of Davidoff
Woods; and Mr. and Mrs. Paul will be Judge Lawrence Gubow
Broder of Deep Run Rd., Birming- and Nathaniel Goldstick.
ham.
Davidoff was born July 13, 18196,
The bride's Victorian - style
gown was of silk organza with in Bulgaria. He was brought to
bands of Chantilly lace at the Philadelphia by his parents at the
bodice, hem, collar and sleeves. age of 5 and he was educated in
The matching Camelot headpiece the Philadelphia public and high
featured silk illusion veiling. The schools and the University of
bride carried a white French Pennsylvania School of Chemistry
and Textiles.
bouquet.
He came to Detroit in 1933 to
Attending the bride were Susan
Roe and Mesdames Robert Lipin, join the staff of the Kern Co. and
Michael Sisskind and Jeffrey Bro- he became associated with David-
der. Junior bridesmaid was Terri son Brothers in 1940 when they
formed the Federal Department
Lynne Jaffe.
Jeffrey and Bruce Broder, the Stores.
bridegroom's brothers; James
For many years, Davidoff has,
Robins, the bride's brother; Robert been among the most active
Gordon; and Eric Oppenheim were sponsors of the ZOD Balfour
the ushers.
Concerts. As an organizer of
The couple will take a wedding Jones JWV Post he has been in
trip to Toronto and Montreal and JWV leadership for four decades.
plans to spend the summer in the
Davidoff was married to the
East.
former Esther Bress of Philadel-
in 1925. They have two daugh-
Brenner-Truman Branch phia
ters, Mrs. Marvin' (Gloria) Nuss-
Concludes Year Saturday baum of Philadelphia and Mrs.
The closing meeting of Brenner- Sidney. (Joan) Jacobs; a son, Ron-
Truman branch, Labor Zionist Or- ald; and eight grandchildren.
ganization, will be 8:30 p.m. Satur-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wasser, 25745 Continental,
Southfield.
Nomination of officers will be
held and a social hour will follow.
Guests are invited. For informa-
tion, call President Adeline Salin-
ger, 626-8676.
IIARRY A. DAVIDOFF
JWV
SOL YETZ - MORRIS COHEN
POST and AUXILIARY will hold
their joint installation of officers
6:30 p.m. Sunday at the King's
Arms Lounge. Installing officer
for the post will be Department
Commander Sidney Lantz. Depart-
ment President Jean Friedman
will be installing officer for the
auxiliary. For reservations, call
Irene Levin, 968-3169; or Yetta
Glass, 535-4133. The post and
auxiliary will meet 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the JWV headquarters. The
post will act as hosts.
* * *
BLOCH ROSE AUXILIARY will
entertain children at the D. J.
Healy Home, 1 p.m. Saturday. Toys
and gifts will be distributed and
refreshments will be served. For
information, call Carole Burke,
chairman, LI 5-5984.
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nounce the engagement of their
daughter Maureen to Lawrence
Ashman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Ashman, of Rensselaer Ave., Oak
Park.
Mr. Ashman, a graduate of the
University of Michigan, is attend-
ing the University of Detroit Dental
School, where he is affiliated with
Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity.
Miss Katzman has attended the
University of Michigan School of
Design.
A December wedding is planned.
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MARINATED BELL PEPPERS
Recently I prepared several
batches of marinated bell peppers
and I would like to share the recipe
with you. The peppers are cool and
tangy. They add color and variety
to any meal, be it lunch or dinner.
The marinated peppers keep well
in refrigeration so you can use
them at your convenience. The
peppers themselves are low in
calories, which makes them a big
favorite of ours. Serve them as a
relish, as a vegetable dish to ac
commodate meat or fish, or use
them in salads the way you would
picVes.
For 4-6 Servings:
1 pound bell peppers and or pimentos
2 cups water
1 /3 cup salad or olive oil
1 /3 cup lemon juice
1 tbls. wine vinegar
1 bay leaf
6 peppercorns
2 tsp. salt
2 garlic cloves
1 medium onion—sliced
1. Cook all ingredients, except bell pep-
pers, in a covered saucepan, on me-
dium heat for 10 minutes.
2. Meanwhile, clean peppers, cut them
lengthwise into six parts. Discard
seeds and other inedible parts. Put
the peppers into the saucepan. Bring
to a boil again and then lower the
heat and let the peppers simmer in
the marinade for 15 minutes. Turn
the peppers occasionally in the pan
so they are cooked properly on all
sides.
3. After 15 minutes take out the peppers
with a slotted spoon. Boil down the
marinade into half the amount by
boiling it vigorously on high heat.
Pour the concentrated marinade over
peppers. Keep in a covered dish in
the refrigerator.