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Friday, February 16, 1951

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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By EDITH GOODMAN

Closing the second annual In-
Service Training Institute, pro-
fessional staff members of Jew-
ish Welfare Federation member
agencies will hold a summary
meeting and social at 8 p.m.,
Monday at the Jewish Commu-
nity Center.
Harold Silver, executiye direc-
tor of the Jewish Social Service
Bureau, who was chairman of
the Institute, will summarize the
four preceding sessions—devoted
to various phases of Jewish com-
munal service.
The program will include the
reading of a Sholem Aleichem
story by Sam Neuschatz, square
dancing with Sam Marcus as
caller, and community singing to
be led by Joseph Soffin.
HILARY HONORE RO'I'L'
All professional staff members
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of the Federation and its agencies
Mr. and Mrs. David Rott of
are invited to attend, with their Alton road, Miami Beach and
husbands or wives.
Detroit announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Hilary
TALK ON CHILDREN
Honore, to Seymour Larry Kim-
"Children Growing Up with mell, son of Mrs. Fanny Kimmel
Children" will be the topic of the •of Miami Beach and the late Ben
Center's film discussion program Kimmel.
Feb. 22 at the Northwest Exten-
Miss Rott graduated from Lear
sion. Mrs. Ann Kirshner will lead School Miami School, Fairfax
the discussion.
Hall, Waynesboro, Va., and is
attending the University of
For the most extensive and
Miami.
accurate local coverage read the
Mr. Kimmel attended the Uni-
Detroit Jewish Chronicle
versity of Buffalo and graduated
from the law school of the Uni-
versity of Miami.
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He was an officer in Nu Beta
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The wedding will take place
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March 25 at the Saxony Hotel,
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Miami Beach.

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Troth Revealed

British Pianist Solomon
to Make Detroit Debut

Solomon, called by Time Mag-
azine "one of the world's great
pianists," will make his debut
in Detroit when he appears on
the Teicher Concert Series at the
Institute of Arts Feb. 23.
Born in London, Solomon is
making his second concert tour in
this country. His program will
include Beethoven's Sonata Opus
111, Schumann's Kinderscenen
and works by Haydn, Debussy
and Liszt.

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or the best in advertising, it
always pays to read the Jewish
Chronicle the year 'round.

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Mrs. A. Louis Landau of Waverly avenue gives us her prize
Blintzes recipe. It is very simple to make and a treat for the eve-
ning meal.
BLINTZES
Wrappers:
2 eggs
',/2 cup flour
6 oz. water
Beat eggs well, add all flour at once. Beat smooth, slowly add
water. Heat small skillet and grease lightly. Pour in enough batter
to make very thin sheet, tipping pan to cover bottom. Fry until
edges curl or brown, turn out on tea towel.
Filling:
1 lb. farmer or cottage cheese
1 egg
sugar or cinnamon to taste
Put cheese through sieve, add egg, sugar and cinnamon. Place
tablespoon of cheese mixture in center of each wrapper, fold into
envelopes so that cheese will not escape and fry golden brown on
both sides.

New Officers Are Appointed
by Campaign Women's Group

Completing personnel 'appoint- ' Arthur Purdy, vice-chairmen,
ments in various phases of the Mrs. Simeon Freedman, Mrs.
Women's Division of the Allied Jack Hencken and Mrs. Nathan
Jewish Campaign, Mrs. John C. Miller, secretaries, workers train-
Hopp, division campaign chair- ing; Mrs. Samuel J. Greenberg,
man, has announced a number chairman of secretaries; Mrs.•
Morton Snyder, chairman of
of new officers.
Vice-chairmen of pre-campaign, treasury gifts, and Mrs. Milton K.
serving with Mrs. Herry Becker, Winston, vice-chairman of treas-
will be Mrs. Harry Barnett, Mrs. ury gifts.
Ivor J. Kahn and Mrs. Melville
S. Welt. Mrs. James H. Wineman
will be Pre-Campaign secretary. Manischewitz Offers
Special gifts vice-chairmen are Israel Food Parcels
to include Mrs. Milton Alexan-
To ease the effects of the cur-
der, Mrs. Saul A. Glueckman,
Mrs. Milton K. Mahler, Mrs. Ben rent rationing program in Israel,
Mossinan and Mrs. Sidney Solo- the B. Manischewitz Company is
mon. Secretaries are Mrs. Barney making available a variety of
Keywell, Mrs. Victor Klein, Mrs.
Lillian Lewis, Mrs. Leo S. Mellen scientifically planned Passover
and Mrs. Carl Wois. Mrs. Samuel food parcels.
S. Aaron is special gifts chair-
To send a Manischewitz Pass-
man.
over Food Parcel, one purchases
Assisting Mrs. Sidney J. Kar- a Manischewitz certificate for the
bel, chairman of general solicita- parcel, keeps a duplicate as a re-
tion, will be vice-chairmen Mrs. ceipt and airmails the original
Benjamin Coggan, Mrs. David S. certificate to the relative or friend
Diamond, Mrs. Herbert Frank, in Israel. •
Mrs. Arthur I. Gould, Mrs. Emil
There, upon presentation of the
D. Rothman and Mrs. Raymond certificate, the Manischewitz dis-
Sokolov. Mrs. Nathan H. Scherm- tributor in Israel will deliver the
er and Mrs. Samuel C. Silver parcel to the recipient.
will handle assignments, in this
section.
REFUGEE KIN SOUGHT
Other top posts will be filled
Mr.
G. Menzel of 3358 Collin-
by Mrs. Max Dushkin, chairman,
and Mrs. Philip Bernstein, vice- wood is looking for Mrs. Leo
chairmen, workers recruiting; Spielberger, formerly of Tel
Mrs. Maurice Klein, chairman, Aviv, and now probably married
Mrs. Samuel Grandon and Mrs. in Detroit under a different name.
Anyone who knows of Mrs. Spiel-
berger's whereabouts is asked to
Arthur Robbins Joins get in touch with Menzel.

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Bnai David Women
Install Officers

At a luncheon meeting on Feb.
6, the Ladies Auxiliary of Bnai
David installed its newly elected
officers for the coming year.
Mrs. Joseph Weingarden was
installed as president, and Mes-
dames Louis Cohen, vice-presi-
dent; Zelig Needle, treasurer;
and Sam Zack, secretary.
Mrs. Joseph Weingarden in giv-
ing her annual report announced
that in addition to its activity
for the support 'of the synagogue
and the equipment of the kitchen,
it has supported an orphan
through the Sisters of Zion Miz-
rachi of Detroit.

Local Dealer Offers
Mah Jongg Bargains

For Mah Jongg enthusiasts,
Lillian E. Fink, of 19730 Santa
Barbara drive, offers a complete
line of new and used sets.
Prices start at $8 for used sets.
Lillian Fink can be reached at
UN. 4-4977.

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Mr. and Mrs. George R. Ress-
ler of Springfield, Mass., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Roberta Marilyn, to
Dr. Sander Paul Klein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Klein of
Stoepel avenue.
Miss Ressler is a graduate of
Russel Sage College and Dr.
Klein graduated from the Wayne
University college of medicine.
The couple plans a June wed-
ding.

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