34—Friday, August 30, 1974
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Bnai Brith Women Set Annual
Fall Festival at Adat Shalom
Bnai Brith Women's Coun-
cil of Metropolitan Detroit
will have its annual fall fes-
tival 10 a.m. Sept. 12 at Adat
Shalom Synagogue.
Boutique browsing will be
accompanied by champagne
and hors d'oeuvres. Luncheon
will be served at noon, follow-
ed by a fashion show, with
Mrs. Charles Himelhoch as
commentator. Special recog-
nition will be given to wom-
en who are Life Members of
Bnai Brith Women. There
will be prizes.
The event, which culmi-
nates the council's summer
membership campaign,
"Sweeten your World—Join
Bnai Brith Women", is plan-
ned by the council's member-
ship cabinet, headed by Mes-
dames Robert Ellis, Sylvia
Ross and Paul Newman.
Others serving on the mem-
bership cabinet are Mes-
dames Allen Weitzman, ad-
viser; Harold A. Robinson,
life membership; David Le-
vine, expansion; Sidney Brad-
ley, Philip Cutle r, Josef
Feuereisen, Isadore Perl-
mutter, Mark Klinger and
Leonard Saltz.
The festival will honor all
members of Bnai Brith Wom-
en and is oven to women
who have naid their current
years' dues or who have poin-
ed the organization since Jan.
1 of this year.
LARRY FREEDMAN
Orchestra and Entertainment'
647-2367
Following up on the suc-
cess of last year's Festival,
there are plans for an ex-
panded boutique and flea
market, according to Mrs.
Philip Edelheit, boutique co-
ordinator. Additional booths
will feature coral carvings,
pottery, lucite pieces and
needlepoint. Assisting Mrs.
Edelheit are:
Mesdames James Diren f el d,
white elephants; Sidney Eidelrnan,
paper and gift boutique; Gerald
Gorzeck, dried flowers; Albert
Heller, baked goods; Irving Issacs
and Jack Freeman, aid to Jewish
retardates; Mark Klinger, plants;
Harold Rowe and Eugene Paul,
jewelry; Al Stein needlepoint;
and Gordon Fruitman, handbags.
Mrs. Irving Pomish is in
charge of decorations; Mrs.
Carl Pearl is in charge of
volunteers; and Mrs. Jack
Levine, will coordinate the
fashion show.
Tickets for the all-day af-
fair are available through
Bnai Brith Women's chapters
or by calling Mrs. Ellis, 559-
2269; Mrs. Ross, 545-5810, or
Mrs. Newman, 968-0994.
Chicken in Wine
and Apple Sauce
By NORMA BARACH
(Copyright 1974, JTA, Inc.)
There seems to be no end
to the variety of ways to pre-
pare chicken, and the inter-
est in new recipes involving
chicken is always high. Here
is a new taste that you might
want to prepare for your din-
ner guests.
2 chickens (fryers), cut up
salt, flour, oil
For the sauce:
3 /4 cup wine (red)
cup soy sauce
2 cloves garlic (minced)
3 /4 tsp. ginger
dash of powdered cloves
3 tblsp. margarine
cup lemon juice.
Place chicken pieces in brown
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(large enough to line pan and
fold over and seal) and place in
a 9x13-inch pan. Place chicken on
foil. Heat sauce ingredients and
pour over the chicken. Fold foil
securely. Bake at 400 degrees for
40 minutes. Serve hot.
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Metropolitan Detroit Bnai
Brith Council's past chair-
man, John Anstandig, dis-
tributed awards to the follow-
ing lodges "for outstanding
retention work" at the coun-
cil's August meeting: Detroit,
Marshall—Suburban, Down-
town-Fox, Pisgah, Morgen-
thau, Israel and Zager-Stone.
Jeffrey Kravitz announces a
trip to Israel may be won
by signing up new Bnai Brith
members from July 1 to Oct.
13. For application forms,
call the Bnai Brith office,
354-6100. It also was• an-
nounced that the Hy Crystal
Memorial Fund is making
possible dedication of a new
room at Wayne State Univer-
sity's Hillel Foundation. For
donation information, call
Bnai Brith, 354-6100.
DETROIT LODGE CHAP-
TER will have an open meet-
ing 12:30 p.m. Wednesday
at t h e Knob-in-the-Woods
Apts. c 1 u b house. Mrs.
Annette Serling of Recovery,
Inc., will present a panel dis-
cussion concerning the coun-
seling of former psychiatric
patients. (Last week's Jewish
News erroneously reported
that the meeting will be held
Sept: B. It will be held Sept.
4.)
The Metropolitan Detroit
Bnai Brith Men's Softball
League announces the follow-
ing team standings:
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Pisgah I
L'Chayian I
Brandeis
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CHAPTER will have a board
meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday at
the home of Ruth Silver,
27075 Marshall, Southfield.
Dr. Zak to Get
Science Prize
Dr. Bennie Zak will receive
the 1974 American Associa-
tion of Clinic al Chemists
Award "for outstanding con-
tributions to clinical chem-
istry" at the 26th national
meeting of the AACC.
A native Detroiter, Dr. Zak
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grees at Wayne State Uni-
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Make News
Dinner reservations and e
few tee-off times are still
available for the Detroit Ser-
vice Group's 25th annual stag
day to be held Sept. 11, at
Franklin Hills Country Club,
according to the chairman,
Marvin H. Goldman.
Goldman urges members
to attend this silver anniver-
sary playday and relax with
fellow workers of the Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel Em-
ergency Fund. DSG is the
year-round organization for
workers in the AJC-IEF.
Golf tee-off times are from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. A buffet
lunch will be served 11:0 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
Cocktails will be served at
5:30 p.m. with dinner follow-
ing at 7 p.m.
DSG members wishing to
attend may mail or telephone
their reservations to the DSG
office, 163 Madison, Detroit,
48226 (WO 5-3939). Reserva-
tions must be made n _ o later
than Thursday.
RICHARD MILLER h a s
been designated by the Vet-
erans Administration as a
campus representative as-
signed to Oakland Commun-
ity College, Orchard Ridge
Campus. The VA's new pro,.
gram is designed to provide
personalized service to vet-
erans receiving educational
assistance benefits under the,
G.I. bill.
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Rabbi DAVID B. HOL-
LANDER of the Mt. Eder
Center in the Bronx, are
president of the Poale kgu-
dath Israel of Amerif as
been re-elected presidt.._.... of
the I G U D HARABONIM-
RABBINICAL ALLIANCE
OF AMERICA.
JOE CORNELL
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HARRY B. KEIDAN
LODGE will hold its first
meeting of the year 8 p.m.
Tuesday at the Shiawassee
Hotel. A representative from
the Justice Department will
speak. Refreshments and
games will follow. The pub-
lic is invited at no charge.
PISGAH CHAPTER will
have its opening meeting of
the year 12:30 p.m., Wednes-
day at the Embassy Apts.
club room. Mesdames Harry
Fine, Morris Lupiloff and
Marvin Levy make up the
newly elected presidium.
Other officers include Mes-
dames Leonard Sims, con-
sultant; Philip Graff, Meyer
Price and Henry Lewis,
DR. BENNIE ZAK
secretaries; Irwin Faudman,
treasurer; a n d Adolph doctoral degree in 1952, he
Dinetz, vice president in has served as clinical chem-
ist for Detroit General Hos-
charge of 'gifts.
pital. He is professor of
pahtology at Wayne State's
IVAN S. BLOCH LODGE school of medicine.
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A longtime member of the
ROPOLITIAN BNAI BRITH AACC, Dr. Zak served on the
COUNCIL will "roast" Louis board of editors of Clinical
Weber 6:30 p.m. Sept. 9 at hemistry, and is a past chair-
Cong. Beth Achim. Enter- man of the Michigan section
tainment and cocktails will of the AACC.
be provided. Guests are in-
He is a member of Phi
vited. For reservations, call,
Lambda Upsilon, Sigma Xi,
Norman Moss, 352-1072, Isa- the American Chemical So-
ciety, the Detroit Physiologi-
cal Society, New York Acad-
emy of Sciences and Alpha
Omega Alpha.
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Commission Post
Sheldon Toll is seeking the
Democratic nomination for
Oakland County Commission-
er for the 25th District.
A native of Philadelphia,
Toll earned his law degree
at Harvard Law School. He
was the draftsman of Penn-
sylvania's new crimes code,
the first new criminal code
in that state for more than
100 years.
He is a member of Adat
Shalom Synagogue, Detroit
chapter of the American
Jewish Committee and is
active in the Detroit Allied
Jewish Campaign.
Toll also is a member of
the executive board, Federal
Bar Association, Detroit
chapter; health allocation and
review committee, and
United Community Services
of Metropolitan Detroit.
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