Revisionists Schedule Jabotinsky Evening

The Zionist-Revisionist Or- Zionists-Revisionists who has

ganization of Greater Detroit
a Jabotinsky
Memorial Evening 9 p.m.
Saturday at Young Israel
Center of Oak-Woods.
Guest speaker will be Dr.
Moshe Lev, a member of the
national executive of the

been in the leadership of the
movement for many years.
Music will be furnished by
Cantor Jacob Sonenklar, and
Eric Rosenow and his Con-
tinentals.
A full-length Israeli movie
will be shown, and refresh-
ments will be served. Guests
are welcome. For reserva-
tions, call Norman Horowitz,
544-8813.

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Sept. 21 and Oakland store
Sept. 22 to present a collec-
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Friday, Sept. 15, 1172-25
Deborah Eby Bride Cheese Cuts Work THE DETROIT JEWISH. NEWS
of Michael Balkin Off a Busy Day
Batshera Dance Troup Coining
The American Dairy As-
sociation advises busy volun- to Center as Anniversary Kickoff

t ee,r women to consider
cheese for quick and easy

Try cheese croutons in
soap:
Pry cubes of bread (stale
is okay) in melted butter,
and when they're golden
crisp, sprinkle on grated
cheese. Drain on absorbent
paper and float a handful on
but soup.

MRS. MICHAEL BALK

Deborah Ann Eby and
Michael Lynn Balkin recent-
ly were married in a cere-
mony at Cong. Beth Shalom.
Rabbi Irwin Groner offici-
ated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Eby
of Firestone Dr., Fenton, and
Mr. and Mrs. James, Hope
of Hartz Dr., Holly. The
bridegroom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. S. Thomas Balkin
of Red Oaks Tr., Birming-
ham.
The bride wore a full-
length gown with sheer em-
broidered top and a baby
bonnet veil.
Trudy Balkin, the bride-
groom's sister, was matron
of honor. Bridesmaids were
Karen Balkin of East Lan-
sing, the bridegroom's sister;
Karen Wells of Holly; and
Judy Broder.
Best man was Harold
Balkin of East Lansing, the
bridegroom's brother. Ushers
were Richard Balkin of
Memphis; Sam Adelstein of
St. Catherines, Ont.; and
Barrie Moore.
The couple honeymooned in
Charlevoix and will reside in
Southfield.

Cheese can he a substitute
for! meat in the entree, pro-
viding the same protein as I
meat.
'Pry crunchy baked pota-
toeF a new way:

Melt 1/2 cup of butter in a
flat shallow baking pan and
lay ; a single layer of raw
sliced potatoes on this. Slice
the potatoes about 1/2-inch
thick and turn them once in
the butter. Now mix up 1 cup
of shredded sharp Cheddar
cheese with a little salt and
pepper and some paprika
and sprinkle over the pota-
toes. Bake ta hour at 375 or
until potatoes are tender and
tops are crisp.

Salads take to cheese any

time. A few cubes or pieces
of brick or Muenster cheese
tossed with the greens add
color and flavor.
Desserts made with cheese
cal be as elaborate as
cheesecake or as simple as

frosty green grapes and
slices of raw apples' sur-

rounding a round red-waxed
ba I of Edam cheese. Wedges

of Camombert teamed with
frebh pears, and slices of
!Swiss cheese and Cheddar
go with purple plums and
!Tokay grapes.

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Singles Set Dance

Singles, age 25 and up, are
invited to a Yom Kippur
night dance, 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the King's Arms in
Southfield. Freddy Sheyer
and his orchestra will pro-
vide the music. For informa-
tion, call Sheyer, 398-2462.

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Women to Host Myra Wolfgang

Mrs. Myra Wolfgang, inter-
national vice president of the
Hotel and Restaurant Em-
ployes Union. will discuss
"What Are the Issues and
Our Choices Today'!" at the
opening meeting of the
women's division of the
American Jewish Congress
12:30 p rn. Sept, 27 at the
Zionist Cultural Center. The
public is invited.
Mrs. Wolfgang, a spokes•

man for the rights of labor
,and the working woman,
serves as a member of the
Governor's Commission on
the Status of Women and
MYRA WOLFGANG
Michigan Committee on Ern-, . _
ployment Problems of Work-
Record 401 Hebrew
ing Women.
women's
division Day Schools Cited
Th e
maintains the Louise Water-
NEW YORK — A joint re-
man Wise Youth Hostel in port issued at the start of
Jerusalem, which houses the new school year by Tor-
visiting youth groups from ah Umesorah, the National
all countries and serves as Society for
Hebrew Day
an educational center for Schools, said that for the
Arab, Christian and Jewish first time the number of He-
youth. At home, AJC is con- brew day schools in the
cerned with the plight of the United States is more than
American poor and is now 400. Eleven new schools this
making a study, in coopera- year bring the total number
tion with local groups, of the of IlebrE•w day schools to a
',needs of the elderly Jewish record 401 in 32 states and
poor.
140 communities.
Mrs Philip Rader. presi- , Six new Hebrew day
the
women's
division.
dent of
! schools 'opened in New York
states that all members of ! City alone There - will now
AJC whose dues arc in the ! be a total ;.t--1,8„.. ::liebrew
day
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Mr: and Mrs. Paul Kreis-
man of Sterling Ct., Oak
Park, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Vera
to Alan Lax, son of. Mr.
Benny -Lax of Santa Barbara
Ave., and the late Mrs. Lax. !New York office by ETct. 12 schools in the treater New
are eligible to win the "early , York metropolitan area
• A December wedding is bird" award — a copy of the
Preliminary indications are
planned.
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MISS VERA KREISMAN

A performance by The Batsheva Dance Company of
Israel will be the kickoff event for the celebration of
Israel's 25th anniversary year at the Jewish Center Nov.
4 and 5 at the Center. The company undertook its first
American tour in 1970, at which time Clive Barnes wrote
in The New York Times: "The Batsheva Dance Company
of Israel is, as national dance companies go, a veritable
infant. But as national dance companies go, it also goes
extraordinarily well. The infant is fit, lusty and a joy to
watch in these youthful, vibrant first steps." In its Paris
debut at the International Festival of Dance in November
1971, Batsheva walked off with the first prize as Best
Company of tne Festival. There will be reserved seats
for both performances. Tickets are now on sale at the
Jewish Center. For information, contact the cultural arts
department, 341-4200, ext. 237.

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Israel -Vows Housing paid at the door. Mrs. George
for Young Marrieds " Rubin. executive vice presi-

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Fi-
nance Minister Pinhas Sapir
announced that 36,000 hous-
ing units in .Jerusalem have
bean earmarked for young
married couples over the
next two years.
Sapir said loans for the
purchase of the flats would
be limited to units priced
from $17- to $21.000.
Hillel Seidel, head of the
Histadrut's absorption de-
partment, asked Sapir to
consider extending special in-
centives to yordim — Israelis
living abroad — to return
during the nation's 25th an-

niversary year.

dent, is program chairman

per cent maximum increase
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activities in Society

Two buses carrying relati,es and friends of Alan Sarko

and Gwen Grossman left from Detroit recently to attend
the wedding of the couple in Utica. N.Y. The guests relaxed
with refreshments and games on their way to the wedding
. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gross,
man of Utica, N. Y., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Sarko of Santa Barbara Ave., Southfield.
The Sarkos and Grossmans entertained out-of-town guests
in Utica, as well.
Andrew Mellen of Church Ave., Oak Park, has returned
home after spending summer vacation with his grand- -
mother, Bess Osborne of Miami Beach. •