THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, November 11, 1977 51
Greater Detroit NCJW ROadies for Its Annual Angel Ball at Plaza Hotel Here
Disco Parties by
who have donated clothing
and household items to the
Council Thrift Shops to
enable the Council to under-
write its public service proj-
ects locally, nationally and
in.Israel.
Doreen Gordon is chair-
man of the ball. assisted by
vice chairmen Dee Corn-
field and Myra Pasman.
The evening will feature a
silent auction and mystery
boutique. Assisting Ms.
Cornfield with the boutique
are Beverly Gordon, Judy
Kamins, Hilda Ermin, Eve-
lyn Bergman, Hortense
Falk, Ruth Gittlen, Flor-
ence Goodman, Helen
Greenberg, Arlene Kings-
ton, Dena Lockman, Shirley
Meyerson, Evelyn Plotnick,
Sara Sallen and Harriet
Siden.
Decorations are under the
Greater Detroit Section,
National' Council of Jewish
Women, will hold its 23rd
annual Angel Ball 8:30 p.m.
Nov. 26 in the Renaissance
Ballroom of the Detroit
P1272 Hotel. Cocktails will
be served at 7.
The ball honors persons
IINFINI
Dan Sandberg
353-60•9
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Shel Rott
Orchestra
and
Vicky Carol,
vocalist
are no longer affiliated
with any booking agency.
For a more personalized party we prefer to deal
direct with our customers.
Former Detoiter Beatrice
Gilbert Adler and Victor
David Goldman of Phoenix,
Ariz., formerly of Kansas
City, Mo., were married
recently in Scottsdale, Ariz.
The couple were attended
by their children. Following
a honeymoon in Las Vegas,
Nev., the couple will live in
Phoenix.
The Shel Rott Orchestra
& Vicky Carol
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Moving Experience
Nancy Ruth Neff and Dr.
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21/2 cups milk
1 tbsps. sugar
1 /2 tsp. salt
1 /4 cup Planters Peanut Oil
1 /4 cup warm water
1 package active - dry
yeast
4 eggs
2 cups buckwheat flour
Scald milk; stir in sugar,
salt and peanut oil. Cool to
lukewarm. Measure warm
water into large warm bowl.
Sprinkle in yeast. Stir until
dissolved. Add lukewarm
milk mixture, eggs', and
buckWheat flour; beat until
smooth. Cover; let rise in
warm place, free from draft
until bubbly, about 1 hour.
Stir down. Drop batter by
tablespoonfuls onto hot,
lightly oiled griddle. Cook
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dozen pancakes.
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A letter of love...see our
fine selection of
initial jewelery
(available in rings,
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marrked in an outdoor cere-
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Rabbi Stanley Rosenbaum
and Cantor Louis Klein offi-
ciated. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Neff of Warren. Par-
ents of the bridegroom are
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gradis
of Farmington Hills. Attend-
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Introducing
Food is an important part
of the Hanuka celebration
and latkes are favored. Sug-
gested here are Buckwheat
Latkes which may be
served for brunch or a light
supper. These delicious
buckwheat pancakes are
fried in peanut oil and
served with margarine and
syrup or sour cream. The
recipe uses Planters Peanut
Oil, the all-purpose cooking
and salad oil which is
acceptable in Jewish kitch-
ens any time of year
because it is kosher and
pareve.
NUMBER el AWED VAN LINES
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541-3310
shop chairman. Adele
Sonenklar is Section
president.
Locally, the NCJW sup-
ports The Orchards Chil-
Marriages
We are now accepting bookings
for 1978 & 79
967-3187,
direction of Myra Pasman,
assisted by Irene Isaacs,
Bibs Jacobson and Barbara
Moretsky. Secretaries are
Irene Jacobs and Sayde
Snyder; Phyllis Steinberg is
in charge of reservations;
Shirley Steinberg is in
charge of mailing, assisted
by Maxine Solomon, Sandy
Cohen, Jackie Eckhous, Ann
Rubin, Donna Richter,
Elaine Greenspan and
Tenny Greenberg.
Making arrangements for
the Angel Ball are Freddie
Shiffman and Billie Barak,
past Council presidents; and
Thelma Feurman, Sally
Mayer, Harriet Prentis,
Nita Silberschein, Fern
Tatelman and Lois Weint-
raub, former ball chairmen;
Nena Dillick, ways and
means vice president; and
Doris Wasserman, Thrift
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