THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Couple Marks
50th Anniversary
Women's Clubs
AVODAH CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, will have a
luncheon and games party
12:30 p.m. Aug. 20 at the
Franklin Park Towers Apts.
club house. There is a
charge.
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SPRING
ARBOR
CHAPTER,
Women's
American ORT, will have its
Tii-annual membership
12:30 p.m. Aug. 24 at the
Smithfield Athletic Club. A
fashion show will be pre-
sented. Persons interested
in attending may call Mrs.
Larry Schon, 547-7742, or
Mrs. Gary Leeman,
968-0189.
ADAT SHALOM SIS-
TERHOOD'S executive
hoard and board of directors
will honor Mrs. Nicholas
Fenakel "for her 26 years of
devoted loyal service to the
sisterhood" at a luncheon
noon Tuesday in the syn-
agogue. Mrs. Fenakel, who
with her husband Cantor
Fenakel is moving to Flor-
ida, was on the youth com-
mission, active in the Bar
and Bat Mitzva Club, on the
sisterhood's art and decora-
tions committee and its
hoard of directors.
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FANNIE
GLUCK
CHAPTER,
Mizrachi
Women, will have a lunch-
eon and games party noon
Tuesday in the Lincoln Tow-
ers Apts. community room.
Hostesses are Fay Margolis,
Ann Goodman, Birdie Wi-
ner, Bea Feiglemen, Doro-
thy Wolack, Frances Fore-
man and Eve Herman.
There is a charge.
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DAVID-HORODOKER
WOMEN'S ORGANIZA-
TION will meet noon Tues-
day in the home of Mrs.
Rose Schwartz, 15404
Northgate Blvd., Oak Park.
Mrs. Sam Belkin will give a
report on her recent trip to
Israel and on the group's
Israel committee. The
women will have a luncheon
noon Aug. 19 at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Yamron, 23441
Wildwood, Oak Park. For
tickets and information, call
Mrs. Harry Schechter,
557-6674.
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NORTHGATE CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, will
meet noon Monday in the
Northgate Apts. club house.
Mrs. Lawrence Wernher,
Temple Israel librarian, will
review "My Life as a Man,"
by Philip Roth at 1 p.m.
Guests are invited, and re-
freshments will be served.
For information, call
Blanche
Gruenbaum,
968-5694.
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CLUB TWO Pioneer
Temple Women's Art Calendar
Features Woodcuts, Lithographs
NEW YORK — Attrac-
tive reproductions in color
of woodcuts and lithographs
by Esther Glueck Shaprio il-
lustrate the art calendar is-
sued by the National Feder-
ation of Temple Sisterhoods
for the year 5736 which will
begin at sundown on Sept. 5.
Mrs. Shapiro, the widow
of Herman T. Shapiro, an
architect in Cincinnati, is
assistant professor of print-
making at Edgecliff College
in that city and a sister of
the late Dr. Nelson Glueck,
world famous archeologist,
rabbi and president of the
Hebrew Union College-Jew-
ish Institute of Religion.
Among the illustrations
in the art calendar is a
woodcut entitled "Worship"
in which the wood knot that
had already existed in the
plank evoked the shape of
4-1 -9
. Eternal Light, the Ner
Starting with this, the
artist created a visual
counterpart to the biblical
passage from Isaiah 56:7,
"My house shall be called
a house of prayer for all
peoples."
Another of the graphics is
entitled "Awaiting Their
Return", showing two
women, one of them with an
infant in her arms, and a
background of fishing boats,
based on the quotation,
"They that go down to the
sea in ships" from Psalms
107:23.
Mrs. Shapiro's graphics
are included in the perma-
nent collections of numer-
ous museums, and her
prints were part of the 14th
National Print Exhibition
sponsored by the Library of
Congress. She has given
demonstrations of print-
making as part of educa-
tional programming for
station WCET-TV in Cincin-
nati and has conducted
workshops on printmaking
at art festivals and in sev-
eral public schools.
The NFTS art calendar
contains the dates of secu-
lar and Jewish holidays; a
Hebrew calendar; weekly
Bible readings; and two
poems by Mrs. David M.
Levitt of Great Neck,
N.Y., immediate past
president of NFTS, ex-
cerpted from Mrs. Levitt's
presentation "The Scat-
tering and Gathering of
Light" at the 1974 Ecu-
menical Assembly of
Church Women United.
The Art Calendar also has
space for recording daily en-
gagements. It can be pur-
chased for $1.75 plus pos-
tage from the National
Federation of Temple Sis-
terhoods, 838 Fifth Avenue,
New York, N.Y. 10021.
God is a quest, a vision,
and a goal. He who travels
the path of molecules and
electrons, of protons and
atoms toward a vision of the
ultimate may miss it en-
tirely; he who travels the
road of spiritual values, of
goodness, beauty, truth, and
love, will surely find Him on
the way.
— Irving Frederick Reichert
Women, will meet 11:30
a.m. Monday at the Lincoln
Towers Apts. club room.
Adele Mondry will speak on
"The Role of Pioneer
Women and Their 50th An-
niversary." Blanche Rose
will preside. Brunch will he
served, and guests are in-
vited.
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ROSENWALD AUXIL-
IARY, American Legion,
recently installed Marion
Tennehaum as president for
her sixth term. Other newly
elected officers include Ly-
dia Slakter and Fay Bo-
grow, vice presidents; Ann
Gottlieb, secretary; Frances
Green, treasurer; Clara
Shapiro, chaplain; Tillie
Sable, color hearer; and Ida
Zugar, sergeant-at-arms.
Executive board members
include Jm1nie Folbe, Sarah
Jacobson and Fannie 01-
shansky.
Fish Cakes
BY NORMA BARACH
(('opyright 1975, •JTA,
Inc.)
On Ivarm summer days,
dairy meals seem to tempt
the appetite. These fish
cakes make a fine meal
served with a vegetable cas-
serole.
1 lb. ground whitefish or cod
2 cups mashed potatoes
I tbsp. onion flakes
tsp. salt
tsp. pepper
tsp. garlic powder
I egg
corn flake crumbs
oil
Mix everything except
crumbs and oil well. Form
mixture into fish cakes. Roll
in crumbs. Fry in hot oil,
browning both sides.
Friday, August 1, 1975 33
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INVITATIONS
by HATTIE
SCHWARTZ
A faithful friend is a
strong defence, and he that
findeth such findeth a trea-
sure.
A faithful friend is be-
yond price, and there is no
weighing of his goodness.
A faithful friend is the
medicine of life.
—Ben Sira
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senberg of Whitcomb Ave.
announce the engagement
of their daughter Judy Ellen
to Edward Gary Berger, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ber-
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THE SCHWARTZES
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Schwartz of Greenfield Rd.,
Southfield, will be honored
by their children at a dinner
party Sunday at Kingsley
Inn on the occasion of their
50th wedding anniversary.
Their children are Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Berg.
The Schwartzes were
married Aug. 4, 1925 in De-
troit. Mrs. Schwartz is the
organizer and honorary
president of the Women's
Bicur Cholera organiza-
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