THE DETROI TJEWISH NEWS—Friday, February 20, 1959-20
Hetty Well Wins Rosenwald
Mrs. Mondry to Give
Samuel Book Review; Post Scholarship Award
Commander Ben Edelstein of
Form Pioneer Tweens American Legion Rosenwald
Mrs. Harry Mondry, educa-
tion vice-president of Detroit
Council of Pioneer Women,
will review "The World of
Sholom Aleichem" by Maurice
Samuel at the Council Book
Review Club meeting to be
held ► 1:30 p.m., Saturday. in
the home of Mrs. Norman Lee-
mon, 18945 Fairfield.
Mrs. Avner Naggar, Council
membership chairman, a n -
nounced that agroup of Oak
Park pre-teens have become
affiliated with Pioneer Women
in support of its fund-raising
activities, under the leadership
of Mrs. Sidney Ferst.
Their first project will be
the purchase of a record player
for one of the organization's
teen-age homes in Nazareth,
Israel, which will initiate a
pen pal relationship between
the members and the Israeli
children.
The club, named Pioneer
Tweens, has elected Goldie
Simmer, president; Leah Rosen-
thal, vice-president; Linda
Ferst, secretary; Elaine Korn-
field, treasurer; Gail Foster,
sergeant-at-arms; Marcia Green-
berg, Patty Kushner and Gail
Foster, telephone squad.
The membership includes
Sharon Goldman, Marcy Gold-
man, Susan Blumenthal, Betty
Magnes, Lois Nelson, Charlene
Horwitz, Sue Colman, Lois
Gorman, Linda Krugel, Danna
O'Neil, Janice Kamany, Judy
Gold, Linda Weiss, Linda Cohn,
Sydney Green, and Rebecca Ro-
ven. Carol Shuman is teen-age
advisor. For membership in-
formation call Linda Ferst, LI.
3-8615.
Post 218 announces that Hetty
Weil, a Wayne State University
education major, has been
named a recipient of the Post's
200 scholarship award. Hetty
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Weil, of 4248 Tyler. Both
parents are affiliated with the
AL.
The presentation will be
made at an open meeting at 9
p.m., Wednesday, at Cong. Beth
Yehudah, 17556 Wyoming. A
film, "We Who Serve," will be
shown, according to service
officer Joseph Shapiro. A social
hour with refreshments will
follow. For further information,
call UN 1-6039.
Cincinnati Professor Is
Visiting Chief at Sinai
Visiting Chief Day will be
held at Sinai Hospital on
March 5, when Dr. Leon Schiff,
professor of clinical medicine
at the University of Cincinnati
college of medicine, will be
visiting chief.
Included on the program will
be a clinical conference at 9
a.m., followed by a lecture on
"Spleno-Portal Venography" at
11 a.m., lunch at 12 noon and
clinical rounds at 1:30 p.m.
All interested physicians are
invited to participate in the
program.
Birth
Arnnouncernents
Feb. 12 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Maurice M. Shudofsky (Tiby
Fradin), of 20459 Cheyenne, a
Beth Aaron Sisterhood daughter, Aliza Devra.
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Hosts Church Women
Feb. 12 — To Mr. and Mrs.
In observance of Brotherhood Ralph Pierce (Mario Aaron),
Month, proclaimed nationally by of 14520 Leslie, Oak Park, a
the National Conference of daughter, Deborah Ann.
Christians and Jews, the Beth
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Aaron Sisterhood is planning an
Feb. 10—To Mr. and Mrs.
inter-faith meeting at 12:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the synagogue social Fred Deutsch (Mary Smith), of
10721 Oak Park Blvd., Oak
hall.
Park; a daughter, Kerry Lynn.
The women will welcome as
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special guests members of the
Feb. 5—To Mr. and Mrs.
Women's Group of Livonia's Marvin Berman (Marilou Feld-
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
stein), of 20344 Maplewood,
Mrs. Albert .Kaplan, Sister- Livonia, a daughter. Randi Sue.
hood president, will extend
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greetings, and Rabbi Benjamin
Feb. 4 — To Dr. and Mrs.
H. Gorrelick will speak on "The Reubin Lopatin (Elaine Davis),
Value of Judaism in American of S. Windsor, Ont., a daughter,
Inter-Faith."
Lisa Gayle.
A tour of the synagogue and
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an explanation of rituals will
Feb. 4—To Dr. and Mrs. Hu-
follow. Sisterhood members are bert Miller (Ruth Bornstein, of
urged to bring their non-Jewish Windsor), of 20233 Sorrento, a
friends to the program.
daughter, Marissa Leigh.
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Jan. 30 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Portnoy (Barbara
Bailes), of 20446 Cheyenne, a
son, Mitchell Alan.
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Jan. 30 — To Dr. and Mrs.
in Detroit
Hospitals& Homes
Leon T. Fogel (Gloria Fox), of
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23420 Kipling, Oak Park. a son,
Douglas Daniel.
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Jan. 29 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert R. Reiner (Barbara
Newman), of 13101 Burton, Oak
Expert Mohel
Park, a son, Harvey Allen.
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Recommended by Physicians
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
Jan. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
U 1-9769.
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Sam Berman (Minnie Marg-
olis), of Kentucky Ave., a son,
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Seymour.
Certified Surgical Mohel
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Rabbi Israel GOODMAN
Jan. 20 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Serving in Hospitals and
Homes Anywhere
Arnold E. Grossman (Lenore
Fineberg), of 24230 Beverly,
16 Years' Experience
Oak Park, a 'daughter, Diane
Pontiac, Mich.
Lee.
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Jan. 19 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Martin Trotsky (Judy Peritz),
of 23491 Coolidge, Oak Park, a
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daughter, Lori Gayle.
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To
Mr.
and
Mrs. Irving Meis-
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ner (Lillian Shreeman), of 2548
"HOSPITALIZATION RATES"
Serving at Homes
Woodstock, a son, Matthew
and in 'Hospitals '0
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RABBI
LEO GOLDMAN
MARSHALL
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TITS'U Grads to Wed
March 28 in Chicago
MISS RENA KRON
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kron,
of Chicago, Ill., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Rena, to Yaakov Schwartz Hara-
ri, son of Mr. and Mrs. Yoseph
Schwartz, of Tel Aviv, Israel.
Both Miss Kron and Mr. Hara-
ri are graduates of Wayne State
University. The wedding will be
solemnized March 28, in Chica-
go,
Seminary Cites NBC
with Award for 'Vision'
An award citing the National
Broadcasting Company for its
"vision, wisdom and profound
understanding of the responsi-
bility of radio broadcasting and
the role of communication in
our society," was presented to
Robert Kintner, president of
NBC by Dr. Moshe Davis, pro-
vost of the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America, following
the regular dramatic broadcast
of the Eternal Light last Sun-
day.
The program, "As A Wind
That Blows" by Morton Wish-
eng,rad, was the first of 15 broad-
casts which are being recre-
ated at this time to mark the
fifteenth anniversary of the
Eternal Light radio series on
the National Broadcasting Com-
pany coast-to-coast radio net-
work.
Mrs. Shuster to Head
Folk Schools PT-A
Mrs. David Shuster will serve
as new president of the Parent
Teachers Association of the
United Jewish Folk Schools,
following her unanimous elec-
tion at last week's general as-
sembly.
Other officers elected were
Albert Berk e, vice-president,
Morris Gord, treasurer; Mrs.
Sidney Burk, membership; Mrs.
Morris Gord and Mrs. Harry
Markowitz, secretaries; Mrs.
Jack Rhinestone, social; Man-
fred Werner, telephone squad.
Executive members of the
board include Mrs. Ben Harold,
Jascha Selman, Mrs. Isadore L.
Shrodeck and Movsas Goldoftas,
principal of the school. Selman
is the outgoing president.
Temple Israel Cubs
Plan Annual Banquet
Cub Scout Pack 146, spon-
sored by Temple Israel, will
hold its annual Blue and Gold
Banquet at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday,
in the temple's Leon Fram Hall.
Celebrating the 20th anniver-
sary of Cub Scouting at Temple
Israel, the event will include
dinner, entertainment, awards,
souvenirs and honors to out-
going leaders. Cubs and their
families will attend.
The pack is open -to all boys
between the ages of 8 and 10,
and is under sponsorship of the
temple Men's Club. Boys join-
ing before Tuesday are eligible
to attend the banquet. For in-
formation, call the pack mother,
Mrs. Jack Kutnick, TO. 9-1395.
Music Study Juniors
to See Member Perform
Bob Bodson, president of the
Junior Music Study Club, an-
nounces that the symphony
form, with illustrations from
symphonic recordings, will be
discussed at 1 p.m., Sunday, in
the home of David Garelick,
17343 Mendota.
Following the program, the
group will leave for the Davi
son branch of the Jewish Com-
munity Center to hear fellow
member, Rita Sloan, 15-year-old
pianist, who will be presented
by Julius Chajes in a recital at
2:30 p.m.
10th Anniversary Dinner
Planned by Labor Zionists
Branch 11, Labor Zionist
Organization of America, will
celebrate the 10th anniversary
of its founding with a dinner
at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, at Jeri's.
Branch 11 is named after Dan-
iel Ginsberg and Joseph Rosen-
berg, who were killed in World
War II.
Morris Lieberman, LZOA
Council chairman, will be guest
speaker. Israeli singer Nera
Bielawsky will be featured en-
tertainer. A skit depicting the
Branch's history will be pre-
sented.
Add Mrs. Sims to List of
'Who's Who of U.S. Women'
Omitted erroneously from the
listing of community women
who are prominently mentioned
in the new Who's Who of Amer-
ican Women was Mrs. Leonard
Sims.
Mrs. Sims, who is mentioned
among the city's prominent club
women, is a leading figure in
local and national Bnai Brith
activities. She is the only
woman to have served two suc-
cessive terms as national mem-
bership chairman of the Bnai
Brith.
Seek Young Hosts for
Cinerama Anniversary
To commemorate the sixth
anniversary of Cinerama in De-
troit, the Music Hall Theater
management is seeking the
names of all boys and girls who
were born on March 23, 1953.
From the names of such chil-
dren received by the theater,
two will be chosen to serve as
official host and hostess at the
anniversary party, March 23.
Names of children can be
mailed to William McLaughlin,
Manager, Music Hall Theater,
350 Madison Ave., Detroit.
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Noodles and Nuts
Boil one pound fine noodles
in salted water until tender.
Drain and mix with 3 table-
spoons melted butter, half cup
crushed walnuts, 2 tablespoons
sugar, and half teaspoon salt.
Serve hot.
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Baked Egg Squares
Beat 4 eggs well, add half
teaspoon salt, half cup milk,
and half cup cream. Pour into
custard cups, place into a pan
of hot water and bake until
firm. Cut into pieces, and serve
with creamed milk soup.
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