tladassah Evening Group Preparing
For Weekend at Camp Tamarack
Busy with prepara
tions for
the
witater
weekend planned by the
Hadassah Evening
Group are, left to right,
FREDA GANTZ, MARY
SALTZMAN and RHEA
FEUERMAN, president.
A special , feature of •the first
anniversary meeting of the Ha-
dassah Evening Group was the
announcement by Freda Gantz,
sports. committee chairman, of
a . planned winter weekend for
•dembers and friends to be held
at Camp- Tamarack, Feb. 20 and
21,
Skiing, ice . skating, tobaggan-
ing and sleigh rides are some of
the outdoor activities slated for
Hadassah campers and friends.
For those who enjoy their win-
ter sports "indoors," bridge,
scrabble and social dancing will
be available.
Reservations are now being
accepted, but because camp
space is limited, those interested
in participating are urged to
make their reservations' now
with Miss Gantz, TY. 8-2310,
Dale Berger, TY. 6-6939,. or Mary
Saltzman; .TY. 6-1537.
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At a recent meeting, Mrs. M.1.
Brandwine, senior Hadassah
member presided over the cere-
mony of the lighting the candles
on the group's first anniversary
cake, during
which new officerS
.
took their vows of - office. •
Officers installed * were Presi-
dent, Rhea Federman; executive
vice-president, Ruth Drazin;
Jan. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Max
Linder (Beatrice Portnoy), of
Flint, Mich., a son, Steven Jeff-
cey
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Jan. 24--Vo Mr. and Mrs, Paul
.Keiman (Gwen Adelson) of 3752
Tuxedo, a son, Charles.
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Jan. 24—To Mr. and Mrs, Sey-
mour Goldman (Joan Rothman)
of Huntington Woods, a (laugh.-
ter, Martha Jane.
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Jan. 22—To Mr. and Mrs, Je-
rome Shatanoff (Toby Fox) , of
21140 Westhampton, Oak Park,
Mich., a daughter, Susan Beth,
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Jan. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ton Partovich, of 18301 Ardmore,
a daughter, Jody Denise.
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vice-presidents, Shirley Cohen,
Sally Cutler, Sarah Steinberg;
Lynn Simon and Irene Papke,
and treasurer, Florence Kaplan,
The group will meet Tuesday,
at which time a fashion show
will be presented and modeled
by Hadassah members. Those
interested in the organization
may contact Shirley Cohen, BR,
3-3183.
Williams to Present
Congress Amity Award
To Judge Cramton
Gov:' G. Mennen Williams will
come to Detroit to present the
seventh annual Amity Award of
the Detroit Women's Division,
American Jewish Congress, to
Judge Louis C. Cramton.
According to Mrs. Charles P.
Feinberg, president of the Wom-
en's Division, the presentation
will be made to the "champion
of fair employment opportuni-
ties," at a luncheon at 12:30
p.m., Wednesday, in the Park
Shelton Hotel.
Judge Cramton started h i s
career in politics in 1903, serving
as law clerk for the State
Senate. After serving as Mich-
igan's first secretary of the Rail-
road Commission, he was elected
a state representative in 1909,
and from 1913 served 18 years as
representative in Congress. He
was a circuit judge from 1934 to
1941, returning to the state
Legislature in 1938.
Mrs. William Cohen served as
chairman of the award commit-
tee, and Mrs. William Burk is
chairing the committee in
charge, of luncheon arrange-
ments. For reservations, contact
the Council office, TO. 8-9146,
or individual chapter chairmen.
LEAH LEONARD
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With wintry winds blowing
and the .need for more protein-
packed menus, to say nothing
of a change to the customary
dishes this time of the year,
how. about trying a time-hon-
ored dish of Veal? This recipe
is truly a "company" dish, it is
so pleasing to the eye aS - well
as the palate. Try it on the
family and be convinced. Here
it is:
Veal Scallops with Peas
11/2 pounds lean veal (shoulder cue)
3 eggs
A dash of salt and pepper
1 cup fine dry bread crumbs
1 cup vegetable shortening or oil
1 onion peeled and cut across
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Quartered sprigs for garnish
2 cups heated frozen or canned peas
Cut the veal into cubes as
large as desired. Beat eggs in
a bowl and season to taste
with salt and papper. Drop the
veal cubes into the beaten eggs
and stir well. Lift out cubes of
veal and roll in bread crumbs
till well covered. Heat the
shortening in a heavy frying
pan and place the onion, cut
sides down, into the fat till very
116t then lift out onion halves.
Drop the breaded veal scallops
into the hot shortening and
cook over moderate heat for 15
to 20 minutes, turning till nice-
ly browned on all sides. Lift
out fried scallops and drain
well on paper towels before
placing on a heated platter or
serving plate. Return the onion
to fat till nicely browned and
tender and then use as added
garnish if desired. Sprinkle the
fried scallops with lemon juice,
garnish with quartered lemon
and arrange the heated peas in
small mounds around the meat,
adding a little of the hot short-
ening over top. Garnish with
parsley sprigs. Serves 4 to 5 . .
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To go with this hearty dish,
serve some mashed potatoes or
Mamaliga (Cornmeal Mush ala Rumania)
1 cup yellow cornmeal, coarse milled.
1/2 cup cold water
2 cups boiling water
'/2 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon chicken sehmaltz
Mix cornmeal and cold water
and let stand while water comes
to a boil. Stir the wet corn-
meal into the boiling water, add
salt and fat and continue stir-
ring while cooking over moder-
ate heat till the water Is
absorbed and the "mush" thick-
ened enough to stand away from
the sides of the saucepan. This
takes about 10 or 12 minutes,
Or, as soon as the cornmeal is
thickened, place over hot water
in bottom of your double boiler,
cover and let cook till thick
DIAPER
DEPENDABLE • SAFE
'MEDICALLY SUPERVISED
enough to separate from sides
of pan when shaken slightly.
This is a surefire way of avoid-
ing "shickslach," the little lumps
that may form. Serves 4 to 6.
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For an accompanying salad
this time of the year, how about
making grapefruit sections do
the trick? Arrange sectioned
grapefruit on shredded lettuce
or escarole. Place some diced
or sliced unpared apples around
in a swirl pattern, garnish with
parsley or strips, of green pep-
per and pass the salad dressing
at, table. Simple, nicht wahr?
Geviss!
Joanne Kreekun to Wed 16—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February. 12, 1954
Maurice H. Davidson
.
Music and Entertainment
SAM EMMER
and His Orchestra
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kreekun,
of Coyle Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Jo-
anne, to Maurice H. Davidson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol David-
son, of Monterey, Calif., and the
late Mrs. Rose Davidson.
The bride-elect attended High-
land Park Junior College. Her
fiance is a graduate of Wayne
University, and is a member of
Rho Pi Phi fraternity. A June
wedding is planned.
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Variety in Romance
k Barton's Holiday Pitch
Valentine chocolates for the
whole family is the theme of
Barton's Bonbonniere this year,
as a wide assortment of candy
is romantically made available
from junior to dad.
For junior, it's Cupid Pops he
can give his young lady, fea-
turing a bite-size milk choco-
late cupid perched atop a heart
on a stick. Sweet youth is the
heart shaped bc.:: available to
the junior high and high school
set.
For the more traditional and
sophisticated Valentine givers
it's several deluxe assortments
from the Lovely heart, the me-
to-you heart, the polka-dot
heart to the cavalier assortment.
And His Orchestra
MISS JOANNE KREEKUN
Every detail of your Wedding or Bar Mitzvah
handled in perfect taste. We will make complete
arrangements or supply the finest of music and
entertainment.
Phone Us For an Appointment
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Linwood PTO Social
Linwood Branch PTO of the
United Hebrew Schools will hold
its annual fund-raising social
party Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. For in-
formation and tickets call Mrs.
Rosenberg, TY. 6-9857, or Mrs.
Kasky, TY. 4-0787.
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nieJ
The Young Artist Trio, com-
posed of Jerome Rosen, violin-
ist; Robert Newkirk, cellist; and
Ruth Meckler,
pianist, will be
guests Monday
and Tuesday, at
Albion College.
The Trio, which
made its debut
last June in the
Detroit -Inst i-
tute of Art, will
present two..
concerts. . Each
of the group has
appeared as so- Miss Meekler
loist with. the Detroit SyiUpho-
py Orchestra,;They
from 14 to 16.
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