40 Friday, January 23, 1901 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Call 548-4031 We Bone—Skin—Grind—Fish Free WE WRAP FOR FREEZING Michigan Artists Spotlighted at NCJW Week Observance Art and artists will be the focal point of the Thursday meeting of the Greater De- troit Section, National Council of Jewish Women at Temple Beth El. The pro- • gram, in commemoration of the 87th annual NCJW Week and in honor of NCJW volunteers, begins at 7:45 p.m. Families and friends are invited free of charge. The evening will feature a presentation of NCJW achievements locally and in Israel, written by Josephine COMPLETE. ALTERATIONS Reasonable Prices No one &se understands the cow, As well as we, with our know-how! We make miracles from the white stuff! And that's the truth; it's no bluff! • Cottage Cheese • Sour Cream • Milk and Milk Products All Kosher (except for the Yogurt and Sour Cream dips), made fresh daily in Detroit Under Metro Kashruth Council supervision, Rabbi Jack Goldman, Administrator HERBERT Cleaners & Tailors Expert Cleaning Lowest Prices Also Suede, Leather & Drapes 24109 Coolidge at 10 Mile Across from Dexter Davison 399-03 3 6 SAM St SONS FRUIT MKT. 6718 Orchard Lake Rd. 851-8020 SUE MARX Orchard Lake Hours: Daily 8:30-7:00 P.M., Sun. 7-6 or 13905 W. 9 Mile Rd., Oak Park 399-9699 For Top Quality and Lowest Prices All Year Round Washington Golden Delicious APPLES ROMAINE LETTUCE Imported CHEESE Rokeach SOUP MIXES 39c 39C lb. lb. $249 25c '8" lb. lb. Pitcher Pack LOWFAT MILK $1 39 introduced and each will answer questions concern- ing his craft. Mrs. Marx and her co- producer, Robert Hand- ley, have received na- tional recognition for their work, capturing a 1979 Golden Eagle Award for their film, _ "John Glick: An Artist and His Work" and two 1980 GOlden Eagles for the films, "Carol Moris- seau and the Detroit City Dance Company" and "Michael Hall: Sculptor." The awards are given by CINE (Council on Interna- tional Non-Theatrical Events), a group supplying non-commercial films to Artists who will be highlighted in the film to be festivals around the world. seen at the NCJW Week observance, are, top photo, Refreshments will follow the program. Chairman of John Glick, ceramicist; in middle photo, Gerhardt the program is Jessie Stern. Knodel, weaver, as he is photographed by Mrs. Marx and Robert Handley, co-producer; and, in the bottom photo, Michael Hall, sculptor. Mikvah Israel Dinner Sunday ORCHARD LAKE STORE ONLY FRESH LOX Weiner and performed by NCJW members. Mrs. Weiner is a past section president as well as a past national president of the National Council of Jewish Women. Highlight of the evening will be a program by Sue Marx, local television pro- ducer and filmmaker. She will show three of the short films in a current series on Michigan artists — one on a ceramicist, John Glick; a second featuring sculptor, Michael Hall; and the third depicting weaver Gerhardt Knodel at work. Following the films, the artists will be gal. Specials good through January 29, 1981 BOTH STORES ( Engagements Reservations are still available for the Mikvah Israel-Women's Orthodox Pontiac. A spring wedding Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mel- League dinner to be held 7 is planned. p.m. Sunday at Cong. Dovid lin of Southfield announce the engagement of their Ben Nuchim. A reception Mr. and Mrs. S. Joseph daughter, Florence Mel- will be held at 6. Guests at the dinner will lin, to David A. Lachman, Birshtein of Clarksburg, W. Va., announce the env receive a copy of "Berkas son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben of their daughters HaShulchan," by Rabbi E. Lachman of Oak Park. Miss ment Dr. Glucksman. The book de- Mellin was graduated with Barbara Birshtein, to son of Howard Steinman, a BA degree from Wayne scribes the order of the State University. Her Mr. and Mrs. David Stein- Jewish table. For details and reserva- fiance also was graduated man of Bloomfield Hills. Dr. Birshtein earned a BS de- tions, call Davida Cohen, from WSU, where he earned gree at the University of a BS degree in business ad- 967-3383. ministration. He is pursu- Michigan and a PhD degree ing studies toward an ac- in biology from Johns Hop- Attends Seminar counting degree at Walsh kins University. Dr. Stein- Dr. Morton Plotnick, College. An August wed- man earned a BA degree at Amherst College and a PhD executive director of the ding is planned. molecular in degree Jewish Community Center, * * * biophysics at Yale Univer- will join other Jewish com- Irving Layne of Royal sity. He did post-doctoral munal professionals from work at Duke University. throughout North America Oak and Betty Kurtz of Los An April wedding is at the National Jewish Wel- Angeles, Calif., announce fare Board-sponsored Met- --the engagement of their planned. ropolitan City Center daughter, Karen Michelle The luxury of doing good Executives Seminar to be Layne, to Bruce James surpasses every other per son of Don Hirsch Hirsch, held Feb. 15-19 at the La of Troy and Pat Richards of sonal enjoyment. Costa in Carlsbad, Calif.