42 Friday, October 1, 1982
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Wilsons Cited on Their 50th
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
(Bertha) Wilson of Detroit
were honored recently by
relatives and friends at a
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party at the Aldingbrooke
club house on the occasion of
their 50th wedding an-
niversary.
The party was given by
the couple's children, Ms.
Reva Keller, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard
Wilson
of
(Women's Clubs)
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Vernick's
multiple-media
presentation,
"Sight
Serenade," will be pre-
sented. For reservations,
call Agi Alpert, 645-2874;
Evanston, Ill., and Neil Beatrice Breiner, 626-8415;
Wilson.
Attending the party were or Bobbie Segal, 626-6344.
out-of-town guests: Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Fried of Sun-
SPRING
ARBOR
rise Lakes, Fla., Mr. and CHAPTER,
Women's
Mrs. Jack Silver of Encino, American ORT, will have a
Calif., and Irving Feldman general meeting 8 p.m.
of Encino, Ccalif.
Wednesday at Farmington
DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF FINE FURS
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MEMBER MASTER
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INSIDE ORCHARD MALL
6337 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD
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OUR MOST EXCITING,
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COMING FALL AND WINTER,
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WE HAVE SPARED NO
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ALWAYS STRICTLY ADHERED
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PREPARE YOURSELVES
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We are pleased to announce our new association
with Mr. Ilya, formerly fur manager with
the J.L. Hudson Co.
(All furs labeled to show country of origin)
Harrison High School.
Jerry Rodgers of the Detroit
Soviet Jewry Committee
will speak. Prospective
members are welcome.
Spring Arbor will hold a
Carmel kosher wine-tasting
party 8 p.m. Oct. 16 at
Applegate Apts. club house,
Novi. There is a charge. For
reservations, call Fay
Stone, 557-0987.
The chapter will hold a
paid-up membership dinner
7:30 p.m. Oct. 19 at
Franklin Pointe Apts. club
house. There is a charge.
For reservations, call Enid
Madgy, 661-0912.
The public affairs de- tate planning and invest-
partment of the Greater De- ments.
troit Section, National
NCJW education coin-
Council of Jewish Women, mittee co-chairmen are
will present financial plan- Marjory Ansell and Bar-
ner Isabel Francis Smith 10 bara Berry. Committee
a.m. Tuesday and Oct. 12 at members are: Esther Adler,
the NCJW offices, 16400 W. Ellen Labes, Beverly Baker,
12 Mile, Southfield. Coffee Judy Marx, Esther Bauer,
will be served. Lenore Siegel, Claudia Gold
and Estelle Sperling.
Ms. Smith will speak on
There is a charge. Paid
"What Every Woman reservations should be sent
Should Know About Her to NCJW, 16400 W. 12 Mile,
Own Finances." Among the Suite 106, Southfield,
topics to be discussed are: 480.76. For details, call
credit, IRAs, insurance, es- NCJW, 557-9604.
Drug Travelers
Install Officers
Primrose Benevolent
Club will have its 47th an-
nual donor luncheon noon
Oct. 12 at Cong. Beth
Achim, announces Presi-
dent Irene Rodman.
Helen Greenberg is prog-
ram chairman and Bell Co-
hen, donor chairman.
The invocation will be re-
cited by Rose Aaron. The
national anthems will be
led by Estelle Kaufman, ac-
companied by Bess Grus-
kin. Eric Rosenow and his
Continentals will present a
musical program.
Etta Kleiman is the
prize chairman. She will
be assisted by Fannie
The Michigan Drug
Travelers installed Sy Ras-
kin as president at its recent
President's Dinner-Dance.
Installed with him were:
Ron Boron and Leslie Men-
zies, vice presidents; Milt
Greene, treasurer; and
Oscar Katz and Sol M.
Gelbman, secretaries. Bill
Muroff was named chair-.
man of the board.
Executive committee
members serving two-year
terms are: Don Gracyck and
Norm Tabor. Iry Wolfe,
James Menzies, Jr., and
Ben Katzman are serving
one-year terms.
A general meeting will
be held 7 p.m. Oct. 8 at the
MCL Cafeteria in the
Tel-12 Mall. Dinner will
be served free of charge.
The program will include
a speaker and discussion on
the group's constitution and
by-laws.
Tzimmes Recipe
By NORMA BARACH
(Copyright 1982, JTA, Inc.)
4 cups carrots
1 tbsp. barley
3/4 cup grated apple
3 tbsps. mayonnaise
3/4 cup water
1 /2 tsp. salt
2 tsps. brown sugar
Combine all ingredients in a
saucepan. Cover and cook
over low heat for 2 hours or
until barley is soft. Watch care-
fully while cooking and add
more water if necessary.
Serves 6.
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Primrose Plans 47th Donor
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Baren and Phyllis Faber.
The women's group will
meet 8 p.m. Monday in the
Zionist Cultural Center.
Councilwoman Elected to Post
Southfield Councilwo-
man Vicki Goldbaum has
been elected second vice
president of the Michigan
Women in Municipal Gov-
ernment.
Goldbaum has served on
the Southfield City Council
since 1977. She also has
been active in numerous
organizations, including
the Southeastern Michigan
Council of Governments,
the Michigan Municipal
League, National League of
Cities, Southfield Business
and Professional Women's
Club, Southfield Chamber
of Commerce, Southfield
Historical Society, the
Southfield Bicentennial
Committee, Southfield Arts
Council, Young Women of
Jewish National Fund,
Creative Arts Council, Bnai
Brith, Hadassah and the
Labor Zionist Alliance.
An artist and historical
researcher, she is the
author of "Southfield Yes-
terday and Today."
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