Rader-Greenstein
Betrothal Announced

MISS DONNA RADER

At a recent cocktail party, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Rader of Old
Colony Dr., Farmington, announced
the engagement of their daughter
Donna Cheryl to Allen Michael
Greenstein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Greenstein of Cherrylawn
Ave.
Miss Rader attends Michigan
State University and is affiliated
with Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority.
A July wedding is planned.

The founding of Hadassah by
Henrietta Szold 54 years ago is
being commemorated by Detroit
Chapter with the launching of its
annual "Eye-Bank Campaign."
Under the direction of Mrs.
Sander Hillman, chairman, more
than 5,000 eye banks. have been
sent to members and friends.
Each bank holds $5 in dimes and
is used to help save the eyesight
of thousands of Israeli immigrants
afflicted with serious eye diseases.
At the conclusion of the cam-
paign, all eye-bank contributors
will be eligible
to attend Hadas-
sah's Eye-Open-
er Party 12:30
p.m. April 6 at
the Royal The-
ater. Virginia
Graham, TV per-
sonality on Sta-
tion WXYZ, will
be featured in a
special program Miss Graham
planned by Mrs. Jack W. Perlman,
chairman of the day.
A fashion show of spring hats
in specially designed settings will
be presented.
For additional eye-banks or in-
formation, call the following group
chairmen:

Business and Professional, Goldie
Slaker and Lillian Abramsohn; Bagley
South, Mrs. Louis Kashdan; Bagley

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Yeshiva U. Chef
Tells Purim Recipe

Purim is one of the happiest,
noisiest and tastiest holidays on
the Jewish calendar. A Purim deli-
cacy traditional with the holiday
is a triangle-shaped cake called
"Hamantaschen." Haman derives
from the name of the evil prime
minister and taschen derives from
the German word "pockets."
Alfred Parker, chief chef at
Yeshiva University in New York,
and an authority on Jewish cook-
ing, says that the triangle shape
of the cakes is most likely due
to the old-fashioned three-cor-
nered hat worn by government of-
ficials in early times. Haman, him-
self, could have worn such a hat.
Parker also volunteered his re-
cipe for the tasty cakes whose
preparation he will supervise for
some 6,000 Yeshiva University stu-
dents at the school's three cafe-
terias.

HamantaUchen
12 lb. sugar
1 lb. fat or margarine
11/2 lb. flour
2 large eggs
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla or lemon
1 teaspoon baking powder
36 ounces Hungarian prune filling or
Poppy seeds
Mix the sugar, fat and flour, work
in eggs and flavoring to make the
dough. Refrigerate for 1/2 hour. Roll
dough into round shapes, then fold
edges in to make triangle shaped bis-
cuits. Into centers place 1 oz. Hun-
garian prune filling or poppy seeds
(with raisins and nuts if desired.)
Bake in pre-heated oven at 350 degrees
for 25 minutes.
Yield: 36 hamantaschen.

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green, Mrs. M. Scheiman and Mrs. Max
Fridman; Greenfield, Mrs. Gerald
Kabeck; Livonia, Mrs. Sheldon Klein;
Meyers, Mrs. David Mattes, Mrs. Ber-
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South, Mrs. Leo Furth.

The month of March is signifi-
cant to Detroit Chapter, advises
Mrs. Robert S. Drews, publicity
chairman. It was in March 1916
that the World Zionist Organiza-
tion requested Hadassah to accept
full responsibility of organizing,
financing and dispatching a medi-
cal unit to Palestine. Miss Szold
visited Detroit during the subse-
Quent fund-raising campaign.

Luncheon to Help Buy
Passover Dinner for
Mental Hospital Patients

Mrs. Bernard Sumner, presi-
dent of Young Women's Bicur
Cholem Organization, announces
final plans for
the donor lunch-
eon noon Tues-
day at Bnai
Moshe Syna-
gogue.
Proceeds will
aid the • needy
sick and help
provide Passover
dinner for the Mrs. Viedrah
patients at Northville and Ypsi-
lanti hospitals.
Mrs. David Berman and Mrs.
Joseph Viedrah are chairmen. For
tickets call Mrs. Simon Shifman,
UN 4-6730, or Mrs. Joseph Shif-
man, UN 4-3680.

Hadassah Town Hall
to Hear From Youth

Detroit Chapter Hadassah will
conclude its Town Hall Series,
sponsored by the education com-
mittee under Mrs. Morton Barn-
ett, 12:30 p.m. Thursday at Hades-
sah House. Preceding the session,
refreshments will be served.
"Youth Views World Problems"
will be discussed by Allan Gould,
Susan Winer and Wayne State
University students from Cuba,
the Congo and Israel. Guests in-
vited.

AMPAL Corp. Slates
Meeting and Reception

The annual stockholders meet-
ing of AMPAL (American-Israel
Corp.) will be held in the Michigan
Room of the Statler-Hilton Hotel
8 p.m. Sunday.
The meeting has been called and
arranged by Mrs. Emma Schaver
and Sidney Shevitz and Morris
Lieberman. AMPAL board mem-
bers. The stockholders will view
a new technicolor film depicting
Israeli industries.
Guest speaker at this 'meeting-
reception will be Abraham Dick-
enstein, president of AMPAL. Dic-
kenstein, who started his career
in Palestine as a pioneer road
builder and ditch digger, marks
his 19th year as president of
Ampal, which he founded in 1942.
Refreshments and • a social
hour will follow.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20—Friday, March 5, 1965

Marriages

ALBERT-JABLON — Barbara S.
Jablon became the bride of
Charles I. Albert in a recent cere-
mony at Temple Beth Am, Los
Angeles. Rabbi J. Pressman offici-
ated. The couple's parents are
former Detroiters Mr. and Mrs.
David Jablon and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Albert, both of Los Angeles.
A lace and peau de soie gown was
worn by the bride, who carried
roses with orchids. Mrs. T. S. Ber-
latsky, aunt of the bride, was ma-
tron of honor. Bridesmaids were
Carol Widre, Ruth Albert, the
bridegroom's sister, and Nonnie
Mullen. Junior bridesmaid was
Margo Sweet, with Lori Berlat-
sky and Andy Broidy as flower
girls. Best man was Neal Albert,
the bridegroom's brother. Ushers
were Paul Jablon, the bride's
brother, Dave Golde and Bennett
Bridge. Mike Jablon served as
junior usher. Following a honey-
moon in Hawaii, the couple will
reside in Los Angeles.

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ORMOND-SERWER: Mr. a n d
Mrs. Sainuel Serwer, 22128 Twyck-
ingham, Southfield, announce the
marriage of their daughter Wendy
Ellen to Dr. Dennis Ormond, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ormond,
13941 Robson.

ngagernents

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Lavine of
Northland Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Mar-
lene to Allan B. Pearlman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. Pearl-
man of Briar Rd., Oak Park. A
March 28 wedding is planned.

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