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MISS RITA KAY

Mr. and Mrs. Louis,H. Kay, of
20111 Braile, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Rita Gail, to Robert M. Hirsch,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
M. Hirsch, of the Shoreland
Hotel, Chicago, Ill.
The bridegroom - to - be at-
tended St. John Military Acad-
emy and the Wharton School of
Finance and Commerce of the
University of Pennsylvania. He
is a member of Alpha Epsilon
Pi fraternity.
The couple is planning a May
wedding.

A Passover Recipe
Right from Mother

The phrase "it tastes just like
mother's" has almost a magic
connotation. Mother was always
a great cook and whatever she
made tasted absolutely wonder-
ful.
When it comes to preparing
the traditional Passover dishes,
this phrase certainly has a lot
of meaning. Now available is
gefilte fish in a jar which is
really "like mother used to
make." It is appropriately
enough called Mother's Old
Fashioned Gefilte Fish, and is
made of the choicest whitefish,
seasoned just right and pre-
pared with that expert skill for
which all Mother's products are
noted.
Here is a special Passover re-
cipe for Planked Gefilte Fish
Loaf which we know will be a
delight at the Seder table:

1 2 lb. jar Mother's Gefilte Fish
1 small onion, minced
4 cup chopped celery
4 cup chopped parsley
tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
2 eggs
IZ cup potato starch
14 cup melted butter
14 cup liquid from jar
4 cups hot mashed potatoes
3. egg
salt and pepper to taste
2 lbs. fresh asparagus, cooked
4 large carrots, cut julienne
style and cooked
3 tomatoes, halved
parsley for garnish.
Drain the gefilte fish patties well
and mash. Chop the carrot from the
jar and add along with the other
vegetables. Beat the eggs slightly
and add along with the liquid and
potato starch. Blend thoroughly.
Pour into a well-greased loaf pan
x 412 x 3 inches in size. Bake 50
to 60 minutes at 350 degrees or
until golden brown. Cool in the pan
for 5 minutes; then turn out on a
large heat-proof platter.
Beat the egg into the mashed po-
tatoes and form a border around
the loaf, ornamenting with the tines
of a fork, and leaving spaces for'
the other vegetables. Arrange. the
carrot strips, tomato halves and as-
paragus in the spaces left for them.
Place the platter in the oven for
10 minutes at 375 to 400 degrees or
until the potatoes are slightly
browned and the vegetables are hot.
May be served with tomato sauce,
if desired. Serves 6.

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King D. Shwayder
Awarded Service Pin

King D. Shwayder, of 19410
Lucerne, has been named Vol-
unteer of the Week by the
United Community Services in
recognition of his civic-mind-
edness, and, as a result, will
receive the Red Feather Com-
munity Service Pin.
Shwayder is a member of the
Downriver Boy Scout Council,
is the organizer of a Junior
Achievement group to whom
he has made available the
facilities of his business and
serves on the Detroit Round
Table of Christians and Jews.

When the Harlem Globetrot-
ters come here, on April 2, for
a game with the College All
Americans, at the Olympia, they
will be accompanied by their
nationally-known manager, Dave
Zinkoff, w h o
continues to
make fame
with his radio
and TV broad-
casts, in addi-
tion to his
managerial ac-
tivities.
Zinkoff is
more than a
radio broad-
caster and a
Zinkoff
sports news analyst: he has be-
come an ambassador of gobd
will. He has traveled with the
world - famous Globetrotters
throughout the world and has
taken them to Israel; he recent-
ly returned from a tour of U. S.
army bases in North Africa,
having accompanied Drew Pear
son; and he has been the spear-
head of
for the ad-
vancement of sports activities
in Israel.
Like his manager, Abe Saper-
stein, owner of the Globetrot-
ters, takes a deep interest in
Israeli sports programs and has
encouraged the Israeli basket-
ball team and other Israel ath-
letic plans.
Last year alone, Zinkoff
traveled 60,000 miles with the
Globetrotters and on good will
tours.

A newspaper columnist in
Zinkoff's home town of Phila-
delphia recently wrote about
him: "Zinkoff's public address
announcer style at the mike is
often more noteworthy than the
game on the floor." And those
who know the power of the
team he manages reply: "And
that's going some!"

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac C. Benaim and son are now residing in
their new home at 18984 Prairie.
Mr. Allan J. Roth, of Tyler Ave., has returned home after
spending a few days in Chicago, Ill., with his cousins, Lt. and
Mrs. Harold E. Josehart (Pauline Joyce Roth, of Detroit). Lt.
Josehart is formerly of Saginaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weberman, of Pfairie Ave., are leaving
Monday for New York where- they will board the SS United
States for a three-month trip to Europe and Israel. Included
in their itinerary will be stops in LeHavre, Paris, Berlin, Warsaw,
Vienna, Italy, London and Monte Carlo, with a six-week stay
in Israel during the anniversary celebration. They will return
home around Aug. 1.
Mrs. L. S. Finkelstein, of 16218 Ohio, will join a 75-woman
pilgrimage to Israel sponsored by the Mizrachi Women. The
group from all over the country will leave April 24 and return
on May 12. They will participate in many of the Israel tenth
anniversary celebrations.
Mrs. Bea Kalt, of the Elliott Travel Service, left March 10
for a West Indies South American cruise on the S.S. Nieuw
Amsterdam.
On March -15, Mrs. Gene Gottlieb was honored with a sur-
prise party by Mr. and Airs. Abe Bleiwas, on the occasion of her
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leinoff, of 2898 Leslie, were honored
last Sunday on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary
with a dinner at the Mayfair Room, given by their children,
Maurice Leinoff, Mrs. Rose Schneider, of Flint, and Mrs. Flor-
ence Mittleman. The couple's six grandchildren, three great
grandchildren Find relatives from New York and Texas also at-
tended the -festivities.
Mrs.' Mollle Bassemen, of 2740 Fullerton, has as her house
guest her sister, Mrs. Rubin Alpert, of Los Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Doneson, --of the Jules Doneson Travel
Agency, have returned from New York where they saw a large
group of T.)etroiters off on a visit to EurOpe and Israel. As guests
of the Cunard Steamship Co., aboard the Queen Elizabeth, the
Donesons bid farewell to the Louis GOttliebs, Harry Brights,
Morris Friedmans, Ralph Bermans, Morris Tulupmans and David
Teitlebaums, all of whom sailed on March 19. Later, Mr. and
Mrs. Doneson were guests of the Zim Steamship Co., aboard the
CARD OF THANKS
new Israel flagship, SS Theodor Herzl, at a buffet dinner and
The family of the late Mrs.
cocktail party, and made a complete tour of the vessel to acquaint Rose Rubin is deeply grateful
themselves with the new ship's deck plan and cabin facilities.
for the kind expressions of sym-
pathy received from so many,
many friends on the occasion 'of
the family's recent bereave-
ment.

Cellist Olefsky
to Substitute for
Ailing Schuster

Paul Olefsky, brilliant 'cellist
with the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra, will appear with the
Jewish Center Symphony Or-
chestra at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in
the Hyman C. Broder Audito-
rium of the Davison Branch.
Olefsky is substituting for
Joseph Schuster, another cello
virtuoso.-
whose sched-.
u 1 e d appear-
ance was can-'
celled because
of illness.
The promi-
nent Detroit
musician, who
has performed
as soloist with
the Center
Symphony on Olefsky
several other occasions, will give
a rendering of Schuman's Cello
Concerto.
Also included in the evening's
program will be Mendelssohn's
Symphony No. 3 in A Minor
(Scotch) and the first perform-
ance of Suite No-2 for Strings,
based on folk songs by Roger
Vuataz, a Swiss composer.

ngagements

At a recent family dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosen, of
W. Outer Dr., announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Esterly, to Pfc. Norton Frank,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Frank,
of Santa Clara Ave.

Dexter-Davison Markets
Carries Israeli Products

A fine selection of Israeli
matzos, wines and champagnes
is being featured this Passover
on the shelves of the Dexter-
Davison Markets, located at
13301 Dexter and 18207 Wyom-
ing. . .
Also available, of course, is
a complete line of all national-
ly-known Passover matzos and
food products. There are free
parking facilities at both stores.

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Bar Mitzvahs

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Meyers, of
18629 Griggs, announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Mark Les-
lie, on Saturday, at Cong. Aha-
vas Achim. A reception in his
honor will be held that even-
ing, in the Mayfair Room.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.
Silverman, of 20130 Wakefield,
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Raymond Mayer, on
March 29, at Cong. Bnai Moshe.
A dinner in his honor Will be
held that evening at the May-
fair Room.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Kiko-
ler announce the Bar Mitzvah
of their son, Stephen Philip, on
March 28, at Temple Israel.

Good Beethoven
Offers Special Treat

Chamber Music Society's
"special" concert was indeed a
special event.
The concert, featuring an all-
Beethoven program had Mischa
Mischakoff at the violin, Paul
Olefsky at the cello and Karl
Haas, at the piano. All per-
formed well, with special praise
for Olefsky, who handled his
cello magnificently and made it
sing as few can.
On the program were Bee-
hoven's Sonata in G major
Opus 30 No.. 3 for piano and
violin, Sonata in A major Opus
69 for piano and violon-cello
and trio in B-at major Opus
97 for piano, violin and violon-
cello (Archduke trio).
Next performance in the so-
ciety's regular series, the last
of this season, will be on
April 1.

U. of D. Fraternity Plans
Games Night on Saturday

Alpha Lambda Chapter of
Phi Sigma Delta fraternity, on
the campus of the University
of Detroit, will sponsor a games
party in conjunction with the
PSD Mothers' Club this Satur-
day night, at Bel-Aire Terrace.
Prizes and refreshments will be
featured. , .

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Rita Kay Reveals
Troth to Chicagoan