Art Auction to Aid Miss Guttenberg to Wed
Lubavitch School Saul Kalbfeld of N. 17.

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Mishkan Israel Religious School
will offer original signed litho-
graphs, etchings, oil paintings and
sculpture at an art auction fund-
raising affair 8:30 p.m. June 4 at
the Lubavitcher Center.

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A champagne preview at 7:30
will give visitors a chance to en-
joy the works on display and to
note the pieces they would like
to buy.
For tickets, call the Lubavitcher
Center, 548-2666.

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Detroit Socialites will sponsor an
"end of the season" dance 9 p m.
FESTIVE CASSEROLE
Saturday at Berkley Masonic Tem-
This casserole can be the main
ple.
dish when company is expected.
Eric Rosenow and his Continen- The casserole can he prepared
tal Orchestra will provide music ahead and completed at the last
for dancing. Social mixers and re- minute. It has interesting flavors
and textures, and will bring you
freshments will be featured. The
compliments: all good reasons for
community is invited.
preparing
it . Because of its eta-
At a recent auction held for the'
Israel Emergency Fund, the group ' borate seasoning the dish may re-
netted $270. Instrumental in achiev- mind you of far-away and exotic
ing this goal were auctioneers Bill places and you will be perfectly
Sorokin and Art Kutnick. The r ight.Th e
merchandise auctioned was donat- is in India (where we visited last
ed by members and guests. This summer), and where it is served
event has become an annual in- at weddings and other ceremonial ;
affairs. The chefs in India are mas-
stitution.
ters when it comes to handling
Details of the organization's in-
ices and combining con trasting
stallation dinner-dance to be held
ingredients. So don't be surprised
June 25 are being planned.
if the recipe calls for topping the
For information, call Bess Sher-
and tai -
bin, 576-2733, or Mollie Stern, 342- sins.
casserole
with . fried
nuts
. you'll like it.
Try it

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Socialites' Dance
Ito End Season

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Friday, May 26, 1972-25

Mrs. Brandwine Heads JWF Women -

More than 200 women were on
hand Wednesday at the 26th an-
nual meeting of the women's divi-
sion of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion to elect Mrs. Morris J.
Brandwine as president. The meet-
ing was held at Tam O'Shanter
Country Club.
Mesdames Louis Berry. N.
Brewster Broder, David Handle.
man and Norman Naimark were
named vice presidents: Seymour
Jones and William L. Deutsch,
secretaries.
Elected for an additional three-
year term to the board of directors
were Mesdames Oscar U. Band,
Louis Berry, N. Brewster Broder,
Walter L. Field, Samuel Frankel,
Irving E. Goldman. Maxwell H.
Lapides, Norman Naimark,
D.
MISS FELICIA GUTTENBERG
Lawrence Sherman and George
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Guttenberg M. Stutz. Elected for their first
of Walmer In., Beverly Hills, an- term were Mesdames Alfred
nounce the engagement of their Deutsch, Hugh Greenberg. Ralph
daughter Felicia Jan to Saul Ber- Pierce, David Pollack, Charles
nard Kalbfeld, son of Mrs. Jack Snider and Milton Weiss. Mrs.
Kalbfeld of Gloversville, N.Y., and William Gross was elected to fill
the late Mr. Kalbfeld.
one year of an unexpired term.
Miss Guttenberg was graduated
from the University of Michigan's
school of nursing with a bachelor
of science degree. Mr. Kalbfeld
received tis BS degree from Bos-
ton University's school of public
By
communications.
A November wedding is planned.

Works of Chagall, Dali, Picasso.
Liberman and other artists will
be available.

AND ASSOCIATES

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

In the same oil fn. light's the garlic
and add the meat Fry .1014. turning
the meat to brown on all :dd.-. Add
all the spires. stirring oc ■ assona ,
and continue crying until the nirat
is brown

3 Add the broth, tomato sauce and
the -s
lemon Juice t oser the
cook for about 15 minutes on 1 e-
duced heal

4

Grease a casserole arid put half eif
the rice in it Withe .slotted spoon
remove half or the meat and arrange
on the rice. Rpeat with a second
layer of rice and the last laser with
the rest of the meat

5 Hemo•• the hay leaf and all the fat
skillet and
from the prices In
the
pour them on the casserole You ma,
add a little water to the skillet to
scrape the browning and pour it, too.
the casserole.
Place
I over the csserole tightls
aluminum foil • on
the
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7 Rake in a 350 imser, for two bon,
or until the meat is fork tender Keep
it warm mil sers nig time
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rig rem•o,.. the
and tor n the
asserole 'o -r a large
sers in 2,
plate
sprinkle
the
fried
onion, nuts and raisins on t■ rp

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MRS.

MORRIS IRRANDWINE

Also elected were members of
the advisory service council of the
board of directors. Mesdames
Morris Adler, Sidney J. Allen,
Eugene Arnfeld, Harry L. Jackson
and Sidney J. Karbel were re-
elected for an additional term.
Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser will fill
her first term.
Elected representatives to the
board of governors of the Jewish
Welfare Federation for a one-year
term were Mrs . Morris J. Brand-
wine and Mrs. Merle Harris.
Mrs. Arthur I. Gould, chairman
of the nominating committee,
praised outgoing board members
Mesdames William H. Frank, Sid-
ney S. Hertz, Norman D. Katz,
Melvin Kolbert, Hyman Safran and
Morris L. Schaver.
Members of the nominating com-
mittee were Mesdames Robert
Dunsky, Irving E. Goldman, Don-
ald
Mahler, Arthrur H. Rice,
Sheldon Stern and Norman Suss-

man.
Mrs_ Louis Berry was chairman
of the annual meeting. Luncheon
arrangements were by Mrs. Oscar

Band.

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Women Set Record
Pace in Donations

NEW YORK — With well over
$24,000,000 raised as of the end of

April, women's divisions are set-
ing new fund-raising records in
the current campaigns of Jewish
federations, welfare funds and
community councils, it was an-
nounced by Mrs. Edwin Weiner of
Cleveland, chairman of the Na-
tional Committee on
Women's
Communal Service for the Council
of Jewish Federations and Welfare

Funds (CJF i.
Reporting on the spring cam-
paigns of 97 communities in the
I.' S and Canada, Mrs. Weiner
noted that the $24,000,000 repre-
vents an Increase of almost 23 per
cent in commitments from the
same people who gave last year.
anti accounts for about 10 per cent
of all
the monies raised thus far
as community campaigns mote
past the half way mark .
She said that this percentage
increase matches the level of
rise in the over-all nationwide
campaign, which is expected to
eclipse last year's record total
of $370,000.000.
Of the 97 reporting r (immunities .
Mrs Weiner said 34 have already
exceeded last year's historic Cant
paigns with still more to go in
this years _fund raising .
As of the first of May. five cities
hake exceeded the 51,000.000 mark
in campaign contributions,
New
York United Jewish Appeal with
Dyer 54,000.000. Los Angeles with
more than S1.518).000, Detroit with
more than 51,250.18)0. and Chicago
and San Francisco, each with more
thiin 51.000.000_
Four communities
Baltimore,
clekeland, Miami and Philadelphia
hake raised more than 5750.000.
and Essex County. N J Houston
and Milwaukee are past the 55(1,-
(881 mark

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