Detroit to Host Region of Welfare Federation Women
will spend most of the day
evaluating campaign pro-
cedures used in the drive
which followed the Yom
Kippur War.
There also will be working
sessions to discuss educa-
tional programs in the com-
munities represented. These
local programs, designed to
keep women informed about
Jewish matters, are insti-
tutes, seminars, study groups
and leadership classes.
Included in the meeting's
agenda, according to Mrs.
Brandwine, will be a discus-
sion of how to best utilize
the time set aside for
women's division meetings
at the CJFWF's annual gen-
eral assembly.
This is the first time De-
troit has hosted the Midwest
regional meeting, said Mrs.
Leaders from 12 communi-
ties in the West, Midwest and
Canada, will be the guests of
the women's division of De-
troit's Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration when they attend an
annual subcommittee meet-
ing on communal conference
Wednesday at the Butzel
Building.
Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine,
division president, said the
‘women, representing top
al leadership for the Coun-
cil of Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds (CJFWF) and
the United Jewish Appeal,
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Detroit leaders• attending
the subcommittee meeting
are Mesdames Brandwine;
N. Brewster Broder.; execu-
tive vice chairman for the
women's division; Irving E.
Goldman, Pacesetters' chair-
man; Merle Harris, cam-
paign chairman; and William
Z. Krasnick, chairman of the
$100 meeting.
Also, Mesdames Stuart R.
Mittenthal, Go-Getters' ex-
ecutive vice chairman; Nor-
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Detroit Women of Alpha
Omega Dental Fraternity is
planning its annual fund-
raising event as a buffet sup-
per party "Fly AO" at Pine
Knob Lodge March 30.
Mrs. Joseph Dobrusin,
chairman, and her committee
have planned a fashion show,
arranged by Mesdames Don-
ald Stillman a n d Charles
Goodman, featuring members
and their husbands.
Mrs. Sheldon Mintz and
Mrs. Alan Warnick have been
making table centerpieces—
airplanes made by members'
children — for the Create-a-
Plane Contest.
A special song to be per-
formed by an Alpha Omega
chorus has been written by
Mrs. Arnold Zuroff. Dancing
will be to the music of the
Silver Band.
nelp in the energy crisis,
help
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guests will be transported by
bus from - Tel-Twelve Mall to
Pine Knob.
Ticket committee members
are Mesdames Arthur Freed-
man, Morrey Rubin, Leonard
Posner, Allen Weiss, Robert
Share, James Bittker, Sylvan
Faller and Richard Williams.
Principal function of the
group is to provide local den-
tal aid which Alpha Omega
finances for 'ndigent Jewish
patients at Shiffman Clinic of
Sinai Hospital.
The group also contributes
to the Alpha Omega Founda-
tion Fund, which provides
dental care all over the
world.
Another, project is provid-
ing entertainment, clothing,
toys, games and field trips
for children at the D. J. Healy
Home in Detroit. The group
contributed to the Fred Gar-
ber Student Loan Fund,
which aids dental school
students.
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Mrs. Joseph Dobrusin, left,
and Mrs. Sheldon Plotnick,
president of Detroit Women
of Alpha Omega Dental Fra-
ternity, show off two of the
airplanes being entered in
t h e Create-a-Plane contest
being conducted among chil-
dren of members. The planes
will form centerpieces for the
AO buffet supper party, "Fly
AO," March 30 at Pine Knob
Lodge. Mrs. Dobrusin is
chairman.
"It is better to lodge in the
desert of the Land of Israel
than in the places of other
countries." — Talmud Bere-
shit Raba.
Friday, March 15, 1974-33
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RUBY- SELTZER:
Seltzer of Church St., Oak
Park, became the bride of
Lloyd I. Ruby of Providence
Dr., Southfield, in a recent
ceremony at Temple Israel.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme of-
ficiated. Attendants were the
couple's children, Michael,
Ronald, Steven, Gary and
Carolyn. The couple is living
in Southfield.
NEEDHAM _WOLMA N:
Barbara H. Wolman and
Thomas Needham were mar-
ried in 'a recent ceremony in
Arlington, Mass. The new
Mrs. Needham is the daugh-
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Wolman of Southfield Rd.,
Southfield. Parents of the
bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Needham of Oregon.
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This week's recipe is from
a new "Family Cookbook"
produced by the children's
division of the Jewish Center
of Cleveland in honor of the
25th anniversary of the Cle-
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2 cups matzo farfel — water to
cover
2 eggs
cup sugar
1 ., tsp. salt
3 tbsp. fat
2 cups grated apple
1/4 cup chopped nuts
Cover farfel with hot water,
then drain. Add beaten eggs,
sugar, salt, fat, apples and nuts.
Mix thoroughly. Bake in greased
dish for 30 minutes at 350 de-
grees.
Women of Jewish National Turkey and Chestnuts
Fund will hold a spring
(Copyrgiht 1973
American Heart Association)
festival luncheon meeting
cup oil
noon Tuesday at Cong. Bnai 1 1 /4. bunch
green onions
Moshe.
1 small stalk celery
1
green
pepper,
sliced
Mrs. Morris Kutinsky, pro- 2 tbsp. slivered salted
almonds
gram chairman of the day. 2 cups water chestnuts, thinly
sliced
announces Sylvia Lee will 3 cups
diced cooked turkey or
present a "Salute to Spring"
chicken
3 tbsp. flour
with her young dancers.
1 tsp. curry powder
A new slate of officers will 1 tsp. paprika
tsp. sweet basil
he presented, announces Mrs. 1i cups
chicken broth or
Jules Kraft, president. Mrs.
bouillon
Sol Lifsitz, blue-white box 1 /4 cup chopped pimiento
1 cup drained pineapple tidbits
chairman, asks that box ,
Slice green onions and celery
holders bring in boxes for diagonally, about 1 4 inch thick.
Heat oil in a skillet and saute
spring clearance. A petite onions, celery and peppers until
luncheon will be served.
slightly browned. Add almonds,
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man H. Rosenfeld, division
vice president; Sheldon D.
Stern, worker s' briefing
chairman; and Bernard Stoll-
man, executive vice chair-
man of the $100 meeting. The
division's executive director,-
Mrs. Morris H. Brown, also
will be present.
Beth Hurwitz, the new na-
tional director of the CJF
Women's Communal Service,
and Mrs. Beatrice Finkel-
stein, retiring director, will
participate.
AO Fund-Raising Plans Take Off
JNF Women to Have
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water chestnuts and cooked tur-
key. Mix well with flour, pap-
rika, curry powder and basil.
Saute lightly, stirring constantly,
until well blended. Mix in broth,
pimiento and pineapple, cover
and let steam briefly. Season with
salt and pepper. Serve on rice.
YIELD: 4-6 servings.
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