Central Alumni Repay City With Gift to Library Bonnie Engel Engaged THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
A check for $800 was presented
surplus. Committee co-chairman
Mrs. Esther Gorback said they
decided that "since we were all
born and brought up in Detroit
and went to school here, the
money should go to something ed-
ucational in Detroit."
Members of the committee who
attended the presentation were co-
chairmen Esther Bornstein and
Esther Gorback, Ruthe Goldfarb,
Norma Sklar, Hy Levine and
Martin Kohlenberg.
Robert Armstrong, business di-
rector of the Detroit Public
Library, who accepted the check
on behalf of the library, indicated
that the money will be used for
the purchase of much-needed new
books.
to the Detroit Public Library by
a committee of alumni of Central
High School class of 1946.
Over 800 class members and
their spouses attended their 25th
year reunion May 2. The treasury
ended up with an unexpected $800
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New Office for NCJW
The National Council of Jewish
Women Greater Detroit Section
announces it has relocated this
week to 16400 W. 12 Mile, South-
field, phone 557-9604.
AND ASSOCIATES
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Joel Schwitzer
marriag es
SKLAR-ROSENBERG: Kathy
Ellen Rosenberg became the bride
of Gary Irwin Sklar in a recent
ceremony at Cong. Bnai Moshe. A
champagne brunch followed at the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. Rabbis
Moses Lehrman and M. Robert
Syme, and Cantor Louis Klein, of-
ficiated. The new Mrs. Sklar is
the daughter of Mr. Leslie Rosen-
berg of E. Jefferson Ave. and the
late Mrs. Esther Rosenberg. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Sklar of W. 12 Mile
Rd., Southfield. Maid of honor was
Paula Kanarek. Robert Sklar
served his brother as best man.
Following a honeymoon to Montreal
MISS BONNIE ENGEL
and the Laurentians, the couple
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Engel of will reside in Troy.
Gardner Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter
WAILER-MILLER: Mr. a n d
Bonnie Susan to Joel S. Schwitzer, Mrs. Edward Miller of Selkirk
son of Mr. and Mrs. David Schwit- Ave., Southfield, announce the
zer of Canterbury, Conn.
marriage of their daughter Vic-
Miss Engel attended Stern Col- toria to Marshall Wailer, son of
lege and is in the college of educa- Mr. Harry Waller of Baltimore
and the late Anne S. Waller. Rabbi
tion at Wayne State 'University.
Her fiance, a graduate of Yeshiva Jacob Segal and Cantor Nicholas
University, will attend Brooklyn Fenakel officiated. Susan Cascade
attended the bride, and Eric Wal-
Law School in the fall.
was his brother's best man.
Wedding plans are being made ler
Following a honeymoon in Europe,
for June 1972.
the couple will live in Cincinnati.
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Nshei Chabad Plans
PICK-GROBE-PICK: Suzanne
Carol Pick became the bride of
Kosher' Fun at Picnic
Robert Pick-Grobe in a recent
Detroit chapter of Nshei Cha- ceremony. The bride is the daugh-
bad, the Lubavitcher Women's ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pick
Organization, w i 11 sponsor a of Seneca Ave., Oak Park. The
"Kosher Korner" July 4-5 at the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
25th annual Oak Park parade and Mrs. Roy Grobe of Saginaw. The
newlyweds will continue their
picnic in the municipal park.
The booth will exhibit some of studies at the University of In-
the OU Kosher products available diana in September.
in supermarkets. Also featured will
be a "Kashrut Quiz" with gifts
awarded to all participants. 'Free
literature about Jewish dietary
laws will be available.
The Mishkan Israel Sisterhood
By
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booth and a candy booth. Samples
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of OU cookies will be available
there.
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Milner-Mandell Troth
Announced in Tucson
( Copyright
1971,
All single girls, age 21-26, are
JTA, Inc.)
invited to join Sigma Gamma
Sigma Sorority. The non-collegiate
EASY ENTERTAINING
social club is open to both working
Entertaining
can be fun as long
girls and students. For information,
call Judi Rosen, 352-4375; or Beth as you don't have to spend long,
hours in the kitchen. For a recep-
Meizler, 538-5037.
tion or a cocktail party, serve only
one or two types of home-made
canapes. Fill in the rest of the
menu with store-bought, inex-
pensive snacks. Those you will pre-
pare at home can be very tasty
and easy. Use the assembly line
method and you will produce iden-
tical canapes as if they were
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catered.
The recipe here calls for regular
white bread, cut, toasted and
spread with flavored butter. One
Pr.
each of them, place a piquant top-
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FIRESTONE - BURTON: Bonnie
Gayle Burton became the bride of
Richard Melvin Firestone in a re-
cent ceremony at the Pontchartrain
Hotel. Rabbi Sherwin Wine offi-
ciated. They are the children of
Dr. and Mrs. Irving Burton of
York Rd., Huntington Woods; and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Firestone of
Los Angeles. The bride's gown
was of silk organza, appliqued and
trimmed with Alencon lace. It
featured bishop sleeves, standaway
neckline and tiny self-buttonS dOwn
the back, which swept into a chapel
tram. The illusion veil, made by
the bride's mother, was gathered
to an open crown and appliqued
in matching lace. Carol Burton
served her sister as maid of honor.
Elizabeth Buhmann was the brides-
maid. The bridegroom's brother,
David Firestone, was the best man.
Stephen Burton, the bride's broth-
er,, was the usher. Following a
honeymoon in Toronto, the couple
will live in Ann Arbor.
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BRONSTEIN-NANAS: Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Bronstein, former De-
troiters of Sherman Oaks, Calif.,
announce the marriage of their
son Marvin Paul to Susan Nanas,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Free
Nanas of Sherman Oaks. The re-
cent ceremony was at Temple Beth
Hillel in California.
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5 slices of white, regular bread
2 tbls. butter or margarine
2 yolks of hard boiled eggs
1 tbls. prepared mustard
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I. Cut the crust evenly off each slice
of bread. With a sharp knife, divide
each slice into four equal squares.
Arrange the 20 squares on a cookie
sheet. Toast in a 450-degree F oven
for seven minutes, or till they are
gold and crisp. Cool. If you prepare
ahead, keep in a tightly closed con-
tainer.
2. Beat the butter till fluffy and add
egg yolks and mustard. Beat till
smooth. This can be prepared ahead
of time.
3. Cut the lox into one inch squares.
Spread' the bread squares with the
flavored butter. Arrange a square of
lox on top. Garnish with a parsley
leaf on each canape. Set the canapes
on a serving tray and chill till serv-
ing time.
MISS TRACEY MILNER
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Charles
Milner of Tucson announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Tracey
Wallis to Lawrence Joel Maiden,
son of Mr. Morey Mandell of Custis
Ave., Southfield, and the late Mrs.
Mandell.
The bride-elect attended the
University of Arizona. Her fiance
received his bachelor's degree in
psychology at Eastern Michigan
University.
An August wedding in Tucson
is planned.
21,000 Zionists Expected
in Argentine Census
BUENOS AIRES (ZINS) — .The
Zionist census in Buenos Aires is
complete, with 13,080 individuals
registered as Zionists, subscribing
to the Jerusalem Program.
Saul Patritch, secretary general
of the Latin-American Confedera-
tion of General Zionists, said the
breakdown of voting by party is
as follows:
Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi —
2,800; Labor Zionists-2,700; Gen-
eral Zionists-1,900; WIZO-1,500;
Herut-1,400; Mapam-1,100; Zion-
ist Youth Federation-900; Inde-
pendent Liberals-580. It is ex-
pected that z`se 'total enrollment
for Argentina will reach 21,060.
The voting in lOsario, contain-
ing the largest Jewish population
after Buenos Aires, had the Gen-
eral Zionists in first place.
The total. of Jews in Argentina is
now approximately 450,000.