Fri day, May 2, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-24
Memorial Home
Slates Parley;
Present Portrait
SeiDec.14 Date Central His-Ii
Activities
The annual convention of the
Memorial Home Association of
the Jewish War Veterans will
be held this Sunday, beginning
at 10 a.m., in the Silverman
Room of the Home, states Wal-
ter E. Klein, MHA president.
The organization operates
and administrates the building
that was erected and dedicated
to the 300 Jewish boys from
Michigan who gave their lives
in the military service of their
country.
A highlight of the business
sessions will be the election of
new officers, chosen by vote of
delegates from each of the
Posts and Auxiliaries compris-
ing the JWV Department of
Michigan.
Following the regular agenda,
at 1 p.m., there will be the
dedication of a portrait of Capt.
Rubin Iden, the first Jewish
boy from Detroit to be killed
in World War II. The Marine
pilot died when the dive
bomber he piloted was shot
down in the vicinity of Guadal-
canal.
Among the participants in
the ceremonies will be Klein,
Ralph Epstein, JWV comman-
der; Mrs. Morton H. Oppen-
heim, JWVA president; and
Aaron Canner, president of the
Gold Star Parents.
May 4-10 Proclaimed
White Cane Week Here
May 4 to 10 has been declared
White Cane Education Week in
Michigan and supported by proc-
lamations from Gov. G. Mennen
Williams a n d
Salute irce Mayor Louis
WHITE C. Miriani. The
clubs of
CANE Lions
Michigan a r e
undertak-
• ing an inten-
sive campaign
vti; to familiarize
4 tte t h e populace
with the sym-
bol of the
white cane.
White canes
are carried by
12,000 blind or
partially blind
persons in the
state of Michi-
gan. The Lions
Club will supply such a cane to
any person, wholly or partially
blind, on request.
By
BEVERLY
SCHWARTZ
Central
High School
MISS HARRIET BROOKSTEIN
At a recent cocktail supper,
Mr. and Mrs. William Brook-
stein, of Sorrento -Ave., an-
nonunced the engagement of
their daughter, Harriet Frances,
to Sal Gorge, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Jacob, of West-
moreland Ave. A Dec. 14 wed-
ding is planned.
Habonim Slate Cantata
as Salute to Israel
A program honoring Israel
will be presented at 8:30 p.m.,
May 23, by the Habonim Labor
Zionist Youth Organization at
the Hayim Greenberg Center,
19161 Schaefer.
The "Neshef" will consist of
a cantata in four parts. Each
part will depict a different as-
pect of Israel's growth and de-
velopment_ They are, "Absorp-
tion of Immigrants," "Develop-
ment," "Defense" and "Future."
The program will include
singing, dancing, narrative and
choral reading and dramatic art
forms. Following the program,
group singing and refreshments
will be featured. Tickets may be
obtained from Habonim mem-
bers or at the Greenberg Center.
vie,e_d
Men's Clubs I
Maurice Samuel, noted author
and lecturer, will speak at a
program sponsored by the
ADAS SHALOM MEN'S CLUB
at 8:30 p.m., May 12, in the
synagogue social hall. The com-
munity is invited at no admis-
sion charge.
Heinz Milchig Noodle Ring
Culminating a year of plan-
ning and a century of existence,
the history of Central comes
alive at the Centennial Pageant
in its second performance at
8 p.m. today, in the Rackham
Memorial Building, Woodward
and Farnsworth.
The presentation opens with
a happy birthday song—an orig-
inal version as are all the num-
bers in the pageant.
The entire production will in-
clude 15 scenes of Central's
long and proud history empha-
sizing all the buildings which
the school has occupied. Eighty-
one 'Lites comprise the immense
cast.
Council Resolution Honors L. A. Fleischman
A resolution honoring Law-
rence A. Fleischman, of 19480
Burlington Dr., for his efforts
in promoting Detroit as an art
center and for his generous sup-
port of art endeavors in the
city, was passed this week by
the Detroit Common Council.
Fleischman is a member of
the cultural advisory committee
s of the U.S Information Agency,
the board of trustees of the
Detroit Institute of Arts Found-
ers Society, chairman of the
Institute's research library,
treasurer of the Institute's Ar-
chives of American Art, treas-
urer of the Detroit Society of
Arts and Crafts and a donor
of many valuable art objects
to the Institute.
SAM ROSENBLAT
Master of Ceremonies
and his Orchestra
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Barton's to Sweeten Lives
of 2,000 Israeli Orphans
Stephen Klein, president of
Barton's Candy Corp., is cur-
rently visiting in Israel, where
he will distribute gifts of choc-
olate and candy to 2,000 home-
less orphans in 45 children's
homes operated by the Young
Agudah Women.
Before he left, Klein received
a list of the homes he will visit
* * *
from members of the Agudah
Following the Centennial Women volunteers in America,
Pageant will be the Centennial which cooperated with him on
Banquet scheduled for May 17 the program.
in the Fountain Room of Ma-
sonic Temple, where 1,000
LAMP REPAIR
guests are expected to attend.
Lamp Shades made to
A large number of alumni will
order, recovered, cleaned.
present a narration written by
Richard Frankensteen and set
VOGUE LAMP
to music by Fred Lawton. All
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their places at this memorable
affair as soon as possible.
* *
Bring! Bring! Bring! All 'Lites
are urged to start houseclean-
ing as the Sprihg Public School
Clothing Drive has begun and
will continue through this week.
It is important for us to give
to those who have not.
* * *
Congrats to 'Lites Art Ankeny,
Laura Mosely and grad John
Fried on their selection as win-
ners in the Scholastic Writing
Awards Contest sponsored by
The Detroit News. The winning
contestants will receive their
awards in the auditorium of the
I Detroit Institute of Arts at 7:30
p.m., Wednesday.
* * *
Central's thought for the
week: "A family is the best
place in the world in which to
learn how to live with other
people."
The Council resolution cites
Fleischman for his "unselfish
and devoted services to the cita-
zens of Detroit," and for "car-
rying Detroit's art story across
the world."
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A recipe from the
Bridge Club to Start
Home Economics
HABONIM LABOR ZIONIST YOUTH
Department of the
Beginners' Classes
Proudly Presents Its
H. J. Heinz Co.,
19th Annual Neshef
The start of bridge classes,
which it says is
to run concurrently with dupli-
guaranteed to pick
"CHAG HA-ASAR"
cate bridge tournaments spon-
up "j aded appe-
A Cantata in four scenes commemorating The Tenth Anni-
sored
by
the
Grand
Slam
tites" is this Noodle
versary of the State of Israel
Bridge Club, was announced
Ring with aspara-
3. Defense
1. Absorption of Immigrants
this week by Louis J. Cohen.
gus, a tasty milchig
4. The Future
2. Development
The club. which meets at 8
dish which offers
SATURDAY, MAY 30 - 8:30 P.M.
p.m., each Wednesday, at the
plenty of solid
Sholem Aleichem Institute,
SCHAVER AUDITORIUM
nourishment. Heinz,
19350 Greenfield, is currently
long a good friend
LABOR ZIONIST INSTITUTE
taking enrollments from begin-
of the kosher home-
Students-50c
Adults—$1.00
ners and semi-advanced stu-
maker, produces
dents. Classes, limited to 20 peo-
many dependable
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ple, will last for eight weeks, -C-=".-
kosher prepared
and will be taught by Cohen.
foods, all made un-
der the supervision
The duplicate bridge tourna-
of the Union of
ments are directed by Jack Gor-
Orthodox Jewish
don, who, with Cohen, also op-
Congregations of
erate the Mayfair Bridge Club,
America. Following
which meets on Saturday
is the recipe for
nights, in the Hayim Green-
the Noodle Ring:
berg Center, 19161 Schaefer.
OPENING WEEK SPECIALS . . .
Y2 tsp paprika
3 cups medium noodles
Cohen is a life master, while
$1.59 lb.
75c lb. Calf Liver
1 can Heinz (U) Condensed Cream of Celery soup
Beef Liver
Gordon is recognized as a top
11/2 cups grated kosher American cheese
59c lb.
Shoulder Steak $1.09 lb. Raw Tongue
director of regulation tourna-
tsp white pepper
Y2 tsp salt
ments. The clubs are sanctioned
1st
Cut
2nd Cut
3 eggs slightly beaten
by the American Contract
$1.15 lb.
70c lb. Veal Chops
Veal Chops
Do not dilute the soup. Heat oven to 350 degrees (moder- Bridge League, and authorized
ate). Cook noodles in boiling salted water until tender, then
$1.09
lb.
2nd
cut
LAMB
CHOPS
to issue rating points and mas-
drain. Combine soup, cheese, paprika and salt in a saucepan.
(The Above Are All Trimmed)
ter
points
to
winners.
Heat and stir occasionally until the cheese is melted. Mix the
Information on the clubs or
$1.09 lb.
RIB STEAK SPECIAL
cheese mixture gently with the eggs and noodles. Pour into a
beginners' classes may be ob-
one-quart greased ring mold. Set mold in a pan of warm water
POULTRY: CAPONETTES 43c lb. FRYERS 37c lb.
and bake 45 minutes or until a knife inserted in the center tained from Cohen at UN 4-7378.
He
also
is
available
for
directing
comes out clean. Let stand ten minutes before unmolding.
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