Mrs. Izner Receives
'Volunteer' Award
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A Detroiter for only a little
more than six years, Mrs. San-
ford Izner, of 5920 W. Outer
Dr., was this week chosen by
the United Community Services
as its "Volunteer of the Week."
Coming here from Chicago,
Ill., Mrs. Izner soon became
active in the clothing drive and
resale shops . of the Detroit Sec-
tion, National Council of Jew-
ish Women.
She followed this up with
other work- for Council, and
became, at various times, a vice-
president, chairman and co-
chairman a the finance com-
mittee and treasurer.
The mother of two daughters,
Mrs. Izner is now most inter-
ested in Council's newest proj-
ect, the Activities Center for
Older Adults, which meets each
Wednesday afternoon, at the
Council office, 8432 W. Mc-
Nichols.
For her service work, Mrs.
Izner will receive the Com-
munity Service Pin and a cita-
tion from the Central Volun-
teer Bureau of the UCS.
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SetMarch Date
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Mrs. Hauser Heads Women's General
Local Council
Miss Lewis to Wed
Dr. Richard William _Has -information Solicitation's; New Project Inaugurated
on Next of Kin
The -Detroit Section of Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women
is seeking information about the
following persons for whom- it
has urgent messages from rela-
tiveS overseas. Further informa-
tion may be obtained at the
Council's office. 8436 West Mc-
Nichols Road, or by calling
UNiversity 3-5427.
BIRENFREIYT, HERSZEL, born
in 1901, in Zawiercza, Poland. Fath-
er's name Shima. Arrived in the
U. S. about 1930. Sought by Isaac
Spiegelman.
BLUMENTHAL, ARPAD, about 63
years old. Came from Czechoslo-
vakia. Sought by Emil Nemes.
EL•OGEN, EDITH, born 1931 in
Munkessevo, Czechoslovakia. Par-
ents name Shier and Fanny. Arrived
in the U. S. 1947 with husband Jo-
MISS SUZANNE LEWIS
seph and brother Garsh Elbogen.
Sought by Rose Serger Bayer.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lewis,
ELZTER, JECHIEL and MOSHE.
Zamosht, Poland. Arrived in
of W. Outer Drive, announce From
the U. S. 1911-1920. Parents are Ge-
the engagement of their daugh- dalia and Friede. Sought by cousin
ter, Suzanne, to Dr. Richard Srul Borek.
FRIRST, DR. A R T H U R, last
David Williams, son of Mr. and known
address San Francisco. Lived
Mrs.. Benjamin Williams, of in France in 1946. Being sought by
Jerzy Ferszt of Wroclaw, Poland.
Windsor, Ont. -
GELLER, MOSES DAVID, wife's
The bride-to-be is a student name Mala, son Abraham. Born in
Poland in. 1914. Arrived U. S. 1951
at Wayne State University. Her from Gabersee DP Camp, Germany.
by Leib Wachsrnan, born
fiance is a graduate of WSU Sought
13ilgerej, Poland, now living in
and the University of Detroit Brooklyn, N. -Y. -
school- of dentistry. He is affil-
GOTTSCHALK, JOSEPH, about
born Widen, Germany. Has, son
iated with•Alpha Epsilon Pi and 65,
Hans, about 30 years old. Came to
U. S. after World War II from
Alpha Omega fraternities.
either Shanghai or Israel. Sought
An August wedding is by Aharon Liebenthal.
HAUPTMAN, ISADOR and CHA-
planned.
WA. In, 1953, lived at 15455 Wilde-
mere. Sought by cousin Joseph
Stanislowski.
JAGODA, KAROL, born Rowno,
Poland. Arrived in U. S. in 1912.
Original occupation tailoring. Sought
by O•adija Lichtenschein.
KAHAN, ALEXAnDER S., born
Three talented teen-agers will
1913. Worked in Shanghai for the
highlight the Jewish Commu- "Bourgna"
Perfumery in 1939-1940.
nity Center's young people's con- Being sought by Hilda Jutkevic.
KALLI,
JOSEPH,
about 60, born
cert, Sunday, 3 p.m. at the Ten Maros-Vas•r hely, Hungary.
Arrived
Mile branch,
in U. S. in 1930. Possibly worked
for the General Motors Corporation.
in honor of
Sought by Maximilian Zappler.
Jewish Music
KLEIN, HELEN, nee Richter. Hus-
band Lazar. Approximate age 50.
Festival.
Born
in Trebusany, Czechoslovakia.
Performing
Parents were Judah and Amalia or
Fanny. Came to the U. S. between
artists will be
1932 and 1935. Also lived in Brook-
Frances Coop-
lyn, New York. Has four sons and
a daughter. Being sought by Esther
erman, 16, so-
Richter Adler, aunt.
prano; Susan
LEIBOVNA, NINA, nee Rosenfeld.
King, 15, pia-
Born Rushim, Dist. Kiew, Ukraina,
USSR.
Father's name Leib. Arrived
nist; and Da-
in U. S. about 40 years ago. Sought
vid Cerone, 17,
by sister.
violinist.
LEVINE, ITA, nee Teper. Born in
Remikale, Lithuania. Daughter of
A feature of
Josel and Dvora. Came to U. S. 40
the concert
years ago. Husband's name is arie.
Lived on Roselawn Street in 1953.
will be a dis- Frances
Sought by G. I. Pazhol, aunt.
cussion of Jewish Music in Is-
KLEJNBERG, BEJLA, husband
rael, with demonstrations on Mojrzesza. KLEJNBERG, REBEKA.
Bejla is about 59, and Rebeka is
flute and chalil, by Avram Ros- about 53. Born in the City of Ber-
enthal, a member of the Center estecko, County of Wolyn, Poland.
Arrived in U. S. between 1921 and
Symphony orchestra.
1923. Being sought by Helena Jed-
The program will include se- ryszek from Bydgoscz, Poland.
PATETE or PATLAJA/NI, MAX,
lections by Castelnuovo-Tedesco, born
Cobalca, Besarabia. Son of
Lavry, Bloch, Levy, Jacobson Moshe and Sheva. Came to the U. S.
in 1915. Being sought by Israel
and Chajes. The public is in- Wodowors
Rosenberg, uncle.
vited. There is no • admission
PRUZAN, MIEHLA, born 1899 in
Wilna, Poland, parents Chaja Rahel
charge.
and Joseph. Came to the U. S. in
1930. Also lived in New York. Being
sought
by Chaja Rahel Zhnerspitz
Farband to Commemorate Gilinska,
aunt.
SCHREIBMAN,
Until Au-
Yahrzeit of Ber Borochov gust, 1956, lived at JACK.
2725 W. Grand
The 40th anniversary of the Avenue. Being sought by a relative,
Rorlich living in Rumania.
death of Ber Borochov, leader Bercu
SHMILOWITZ, MOSHE, also
in the Labor Zionist movement, known as VOGEL, MORRIS. About
born in Dubgovka, Czechoslo-
will be commemorated at a 50,
vakia. Came to the U. S. about 40
memorial meeting at 8:30 p.m. years ago. Has two sons, Joseph and
Father's name was Joseph.
Feb. 22 at the Labor Zionist Louis.
Being sought by Esther Gross Stern
Institute.
Klein, aunt.
Sidney Raizman will be
SPITZER, FERENC or FERI-
married Malvin Spitzer.
guest speaker. A farewell cele- FRANK,
Approximate age 55; born in Nagy
bration for Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Varad, Rumania (Hungary). Parents
Abraham and Zelda. Came to
Plafkin, who are leaving shortly were
U. S. in 1924. Has two daughters,
for Israel, will be held at the Zelda 20, Gloria, 28. Being sought
by Mordechai Miklos Sternberg,
same meeting.
cousin.
SPITZER, N., born in Kalocsarol,
Hungary. Approximate age 65. At
Socialites Schedule
one time resided in Cleveland, and
was in the grocery and vegetable
Annual Valentine Ball .
business. Being sought by Jeno
Detroit Socialites will stage Sauer.
SZARFSTEIN, SZYFRA and ES-
its annual open house Valen- THER'.
Married names unknown;
approximate
ages about 55. Children
tine Ball this Saturday eve-
of these persons are in their thir-
ning, in the Beth Moses social ties. Being sought by Benjamin ,
hall, Linwood at Oakman Ct., Szarfstein, brother, now living in
announce Eve Goldberg and Poland.
TEICHMAY, ADOLF, born in
Munkach, Hungary, about 65. Par-
Sam Neshefsky, chairmen.
ents were Herman and Regina. Has
Dance music and entertain- a •son Murray. Came to the U. S.
ment will be provided 'by Dick in 1925. Was living at 2740 Glad-
was a painter. Being sought
Stein and his orchestra. Re- stone,
by Moshe Teichman, uncle.
WECHSLER, HARRY, born ap-
freshments will be served.
proximately 1895 in Minkowitz, Rus-
sia. Arrived in U. S. in 1917. Does
tailoring. Being sought by Chaim
Meet
Junior Hadassah .to
Granek, uncle.
Henrietta Szold group of
WEINTRAUB, LOUIS and CHAIM.
doing tailoring. Being
Junior Hadassah will meet on Possibly
sought by Jan Sobolewski, alias
Tuesday at Hadassah House, Jakob Glazm•an, nephew.
WEISS, ERICH and RICHARD.
16240 \ W., 7 Mile. A s program Born
in Vienna, Austria, approxi-
and refreshments will follow. mate age 36 and 40. Arrived in the
U.
S.
between
1946 and 1949 from
All interested girls, 18 to 25 Shanghai. Being
sought by Joseph
may attend.
Weisz.
3 Youths in Center
Music Month Concert
MISS YVONNE KLESSMER
Mr. and Mrs. Max Klessmer,
of Miller Rd., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter; Yvonne, to Bernard
Steinberg, son of Mrs. Rose
Steinberg, of S. Norfolk Dr. A
March 23 wedding date is
planned.
Cherry Pie Queen
A family recipe earned a
queen's crown for Shelley
Bauer, 17 year old senior at
Mumford High School, last
week. Shea walked off with first
prize in the
Wayne County
finals of the
Michigan
Cherry Pie:
Baking Con-i
test held In
the Home 1 .477. ::75:7.7 7,'?'"::
Service De-:
partment of
Mic h i gan
Consolidated
Gas Company.
Even while
mo;e;'*1'
.
wearing num
Shelley
ber 13, her
recipe paid off. Judges awarded
first place to Miss Bauer for
turning out the most tasty
brown pie crust and delicious
cherry filling. Here is the re-
cipe that helped her win her
crown:
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2 1A tablespoons cornstarch
% cup cherry juice
cup sugar
1 tablespoon butter
pinch of salt
4 drops almond extract
3 cups cherries (frozen,
thawed, drained)
Measure cornstarch into sauce-
pan; stir in cherry juice slowly to
make a smooth mixture. Cook over
high heat, stirring constantly until
thick and smooth. Remove from
heat. Add sugar, butter, salt, and
extract. Cool sauce while _making
crust. Fold sauce into cherries with
rubber scraper when ready to put
filling into pie. Pour into 9-inch
pastry-lined pie plate. Arrange pas-
try strips, lattice fashion, over fill-
ing. Use 7 strips each way and cut
off strips and pinch together firm-
ly. Flute edge of pie. Bake at
400°F for 15 minutes; reduce tern-
perature of oven to 375°F and con-
tinue baking until crust is well
browned, about 40 minutes.
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Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser will
head the general solicitation
section of the Women's Divi-
sion, 1958 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, announces Mrs. Lewis
B. Daniels, women's division
chairman. General Solicitation
workers will
call on more
than 11,000
prospects.
Working with
Mrs. Hauser
as executive
vice - chairmen
are Mesdames
Arthur I.
Gould, Max
Lichter and S.
S. Willis.
This year a
new project is
being under-
taken in gen-
eral solicita-
Mrs. Hauser tion. A series
of small teas for captains in
each of the 24 divisions is be-
ing planned in an effort to
give the captains a keener un-
derstanding of the campaign.
Advisors are working with
each division during the month
of February, when these teas
are to take place. Mrs. Alex-
ander W. Sanders is chairman
Labor Zionists Planning
Annual Purim Celebration
Mrs. Herbert Pincus has been
named chairman of the third
annual Purim celebration of the
Labor Zionist Organization on
March 1.
Assisting her will be Mes-
dames Boris Joffe, tickets; Myra
Richardson, decorations; Gerald
G o l d b e r g, publicity, Louis
Slabosky, David Sislin and Mor-
ris Lieberman.
of this new project.
Mrs. Herbert S. Frank and
Mrs. Harold A. Robinson are
on the campaign's executive
cabinet, serving as advisors to
general solicitation.
Mrs. George Reinitz, recruit-
ment chairman for general
solicitation, together with her
committee, has supplied names
of captains and workers to all
the divisions, and most of the
1,600 workers in general solici-
tations have already been re-
cruited.
Mogilever Aid Slates
27th Anniversary Event
Mogilever Progressive Aid So-
ciety will celebrate its 27th
anniversary with a banquet on
Feb. 23, in the new Sholem
Aleichem Institute, Greenfield,
north of 7 Mile Rd.
Officers to be installed at the
banquet include Abraham Gins-
berg, president; Charles Rubin,
vice-president; Sam Wohl and
Morris Arotzky, secretaries; and
Mrs. L. Feinberg and George
Leelchook, hospitalers.
The society, throughout the
year, works on - behalf of a
number of charitable causes,
and is a supporter of all Jewish
communal projects.
I WHY WORRY ! I
Leave Everything to Us
For the
Perfect Affair .. .
Mickey Woolf
and His Orchestra
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