!Girls' Vocational Course
Begun by Pioneer Women

YOUR CANDID COLOR

ALBUM
FINER
WINER

WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED BY .

Dr. Harvey Katzman
Marries Anne Rawet

NEW YORK — Pioneer Women
announced this week the start of
a new course for girls of pre-Army
age in instrumental mechanics
and electronics. These courses are
being conducted in cooperation
with the Israel defense forces and
the ministry of labor, it was an-
nounced by the vocational train-
ing department of abetzet Hapoa-
lot, Pioneer Women's affiliate so-
cial service organization in Israel.

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15144 W. 7 Mile Rd.

342-9448

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Meat oft. Poultry Market

incoln Shopping Center

(Formerly at 7 Mlle - Schaefer)

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CARL, CARSON

Mrs. Pollack to Succeed Mrs. Schaver
as Bond Women's Division Head

Mrs. David Pollack, Israel Bond
chairman, will be in-
stalled as Detroit Israel Bond
Women's Division chairman on
Aug. 26, at the Israel fashion
show luncheon at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. She will succeed Mrs. Mor-
ris L. Schaver, women's division
chairman for eight years.
Mrs. Pollack has been active
in social work. A graduate of
Wayne State University, she did
two years graduate study in so-
cial work at Wayne, specializing
in child guidance. During World
War II, she was active in the
Red Cross.
MRS. HARVEY KATZMAN
Mrs. Pollack was on the board
Anne Rawet became the bride of the Council of Jewish Women
of Dr. Gerald Harvey Katzman for many years and was chairman
in a recent ceremony at Cong. of Service to the Foreign Born
Beth Abraham, with Rabbi Israel and helped establish English
Halpern and Cantor Shabtai Ack- classes for the immigrants.
erman officiating.
She has held many top positions
The new Mrs. Katzman is the in Hadassah and is its Ima chair-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chaim man.
Rawet of Schaefer Rd. The bride-
She is on the board of the Jew-
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ish Welfare Federation women's
Aaron H. Katzman of Kipling division and is active in the TB
Ave., Oak Park.
and Health Society, the Hope Ship,
Andrea Katzman was matron Planned Parenthood and the
of honor. Bridesmaids were Ros- Knights of Charity.
anne Cherkinsky, Shari Lipson and
Her husband, David Pollack, is
Beatrice Goldberg. William Katz- Israel Bond institutional chairman.
man, brother of the bridegroom, He is a former fire commissioner
was best man. Ushers were Wil- and a long-time member of the
liam Behrmann, Arthur Cherkin- Michigan State Civil Service Com-
sky and Dr. Allan J. Lasser.
mission.
Following a honeymoon in the
The Pollacks, who have three
Smoky Mountains, the newlyweds daughters, are residents of Farm-
are residing in Albany, Ga., where
- ington.
Dr. Katzman is serving as a pe-
Outgoing chairman Mrs. Scha-
diatrician with the Naval Air Sta-
ver was one of the 40 Jewish
tion Unit.
leaders who established the Harry
S. Truman Center for Peace on
Charles Clore Knighted
Mt. Scopus in Jerusalem. She is
a founder of the university being
by Queen Elizabeth
built at Sde Boker in tribute to
LONDON—Charles Clore, indus- David Ben-Gurion. A Double Israel
trialist and store executive, has Bond Golden Trustee, Mrs. Scha-
been knighted for his charitable ver has been identified with prac-
work in the Queen's Birthday Hon- tically every major effort on be-
ors List.
half of Israel.
Hungarian-born conductor Georg
For reservations to the Israel
Solti was awarded an honorary fashion festival, call the Israel
knighthood in recognition of his Bond women's division, 557-6770.
services to music in Great Britain.
Other awards went to David Israel
Goldstone, Lady Henriques, Prof.
William Woolf Mushin, Warner
Meyer Behr, Gerald Falk, Sall Her-
man, Maurice Jacobson, Sally Mor-
ris and Peter Ludwig Rosenfeld.

sponsor

Michigan State sponsors inter-
collegiate teams in 15 major sports,
more than any other Big Ten uni-
versity.

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JTA, Inc.)

DANISH SANDWICHES

In a quaint pavilion overlooking
a small lake in Copenhagen there
is a restaurant that is world fa-
mous for its smorgasbord sand-
wiches. It is managed by a young
Jewish man, Adam Siesbye, who
married the great-granddaughter
of the founder of the business. The
name of the restaurant is Oskar
Davidsen.
The sandwich list, which is giv-
en to every guest, is four feet
long. It lists 178 sandwiches that
can be served on four kinds of
bread (rye, white, sour and crisp)
which brings the total number to
over 500! The list is printed in
English and Danish and also
serves as the order form for the
kitchen.
We learned that the Danish
sandwich—or the SiMORREBROD
as they call it, is a piece of art.
You start with a small and thin
square slice of bread. Then you
spread it generously with butter
or chicken fat, as the case may be.
And then "there is absolutely
nothing edible which cannot be
used for smorrebrod.” Fish, meat,
vegetables and eggs are the ma-
jor ingredients. The sandwiches
are usually cold and light, and
lend themselves to a summer
lunch.
From the long list we chose
number 137—parboiled egg with
remoulade, and this gives us a
chance to show how basic in-
gredients can taste and look com-
pletely different.

JO 6-4640

MRS. WILLIAM MILLER

Sara Cathy Collins, daughter of
•Mr. and Mrs. Sol M. Collins of
Muirland Ave., became the bride
of William J. Miller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William E. Miller of
Kensington Ave., Redford.
The ceremony and reception
were l‘eld at the home of the
bride's parents.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

PARBOILED EGG SANDWICH
WITH REMOULADE
for four sandwiches:
4 parboiled eggs
4 slices of bread
Remoulade sauce
1. Parboiled eggs:
The term parboiled describes the
state of the egg half-way between soft.
and hard boiled. Boil the eggs 6-7 min-
utes and coll under running water.
Peel. The eggs will have firm white
and the yolk will be set, but moist.

Z. Remoulade:
1 cup stiff mayonnaise
1 tbls. prepared mustard
1 tbls. pickled capers
1/2 medium pickle, chopped very fine
1 tbls. snipped parsley
1 tsp. tarragon
Mix all • the above listed ingredients.
3. To assemble the sandwich:
Spread the bread generously with
remoulade sauce. Slice the parboiled
eggs with a sharp knife. Arrange the
slices on the bread. Garnish with more
remoulade, parsley and pickles.

The Bqh Moses Young Mar-
rieds group will go miniature
Religious experience lacks some-
golfing 8:30 pm. Aug. 14. Young
thing
which is got out of artistic
couples interested in going along
expression: it stirs but it does not
should call Jean Alspector, 538-
soothe. —Alfred North Whitehead.
6826, by Tuesday.

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