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42 Friday, October 28, 1977
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Education must be at-
tuned to the needs not only
of the hour but of the fu-
ture. We betray the nation's
purpose if we hide from our
youth the great vision of
the Prophets. Our hearts
yearn for the historic mor-
row.
—David Ben-Gurion
( Caricatures
for your party
By
SAM FIELD
ISRAELI
CHASSIDIC
FESTIVAL
Sun., Nov. 13, 1977
JWV Bodzin Post 414
355-5765
399-1320
HAVE YOU HEARD
Dulcie Rosenfield Will Retain
Women's Unit Campaign Post
The executive committee
of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration Women's Division
has appointed Dulcie Rose-
nfeld to a second term as
campaign chairman, Divi-
sion President Carolyn
Greenberg has announced.
Shelby Tauber will serve as
associate chairman.
Mrs.
Rosenfeld
was
Women's Division vice pres-
ident from 1974 to 1976 and
is a member Federation's -
board of governors.
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For more than ten years, the
Emile Salon has been one of the
busiest and most popular salons
in Southfield.
American Red Magen David
Women Hear Christian Arab
SHELBY TAUBER
ment Committee. She was
awarded Federation's Syl-
via Simon Greenberg Young
Leadership Award in 1968.
DULCIE ROSENFELD
She also is a member of
the boards of the Jewish
Vocational Service and the
Jewish Community Center
and a member of the United
Jewish Charities Endow-
Mrs. Tauber has been cor-
responding secretary for the
Women's Division since
1976, and a member of the
division's executive com-
mittee since 1975. Last year
she was vice chairman for
the $2,500 campaign division
and as adviser to the $500
division.
Phyllis Beaver, left, president of the Michigan region
women's committee of the American Red Magen David,
talks with Heidi Brancheau, a Maronite Christian Arab,
about the "good fence" at the Israel-Lebanon border, at a
recent meeting of the women's group. In discussing
early life in Lebanon, Ms. Brancheau said that Israel was
responsible for the survival of her village. She talked about
the medical care her mother and other relatives still in
Lebanon are receiving from the Israelis. State Sen. Jack
Faxon also addressed the meeting.
350 at Bonds Fashion Show
In the past she was chair-
man of. the $500 and $250
divisions. She received the
Sylivia Simon Greenberg
Young Leadership Award in
1974..
Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood
to Sponsor Dance Program
• We are pleased to announce the
Grand Opening of our second
salon - Emile Coiffures Deux Fois,
and make this special intro-
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Now thru November 15, 1977
You can SAVE on your initial visit.
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near the intersection of Northwestern -Highway
In the Racquetime Building
Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood will host a performance of
the Festival Dancers, pictured above, 8 p.m. Nov. 7 at the
main Jewish Community Center complex. The dancers will
perform in a multi-media work, "Womensrites," which
focuses on the significant experiences in a woman's life.
For reservations by Tuesday, call Rosa Berger, 547-3187, or
Ann Ross, 544-2589. There is a charge.
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9:30-5:30
More than 350 persons attended last week's fashion show
and luncheon for Israel Bonds. Shown are, from left, stand-
ing, Mrs. I. William Sherr, fashion show chairman, and
Mrs. David B. Hermelin, who introduced the guest speaker,
Mrs. Simha Dinitz, wife of Israel's ambassador to the U.S.
and seated, Mrs. Allen Charlupski, chairman of the Israel
Bonds Women's Division; Mrs. Dinitz; and Mrs. Alfred L.
Deutsch, sponsor luncheon hostess.
(Engagements}
Recipe for Veal
By NORMA BARACH
(Copyright 1977, JTA, Inc.)
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Bayer Jr. of Farmington
Hills announce the engage-
ment of their daughter,
Patricia Virginia Bayer, to
Richard Alan Yorke, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Yorke of
Southfield. Miss Bayer was
graduated from Michigan
State University. Her fiance
was graduated from MSU.
A June wedding is planned.
* •* *
Former Detroiters Mr.
and Mrs.Lester Stein of Ft.
Worth, Texas, announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter, Andrea Lynn Stein, to
Steven Ronald Marx, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marx
of Sherman Oaks, Calif.
Miss Stein attended Miami
Dade Junior College in
Miami, Fla. Her fiance was
graduated from the Univer-
sity of California at Los
Angeles with a bachelor's
degree in theater arts. A
December wedding is
planne& ,
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4,2 •
Veal is healthier than
beef. Because housewives
are looking for new ways to
prepare it, I've been asked
lately for new recipes using
veal. This is a favorite:
3 lbs. veal strips (from veal
breast)
2 medium zucchini
1 onion
. 1 medium eggplant
2 No. 303 cans stewe'
-
matoes
oregano to taste
garlic powder to taste
flour
oil
Cut zucchini and onion in
thin rounds. Peel and cube
eggplant. Coat veal and egg-
plant with flour. Brown veal
strips, eggplant, zucchini and
onion in oil in a large heavy
skillet. Add tomatoes, ore-
gano and garlic powder. Cook.
covered about 1 1/2 hours or un-
til veal is very tender.
Shavuot recalls the day
when all Israel was as one
heart in accepting the
Torah.
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