30—Friday, October 28, 1966
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
'Victoryan' Mood to Pervade Hadassah Ball
PioneerWomen
Rallies Its Efforts
to$75,000Goal
Mrs. Aaron Katzman, vice-presi-
dent of funds, announces a fund-
raising goal of $75,000 has been
set by the Detroit Council of Pio-
neer Women and will be climaxed
with an annual donor luncheon,
Dec. 14 at the Masonic Temple.
Council President, Mrs. Sam
(Doris) Fishman, who is attend-
ing a leadership seminar in Jeru-
salem through Nov. 24, will be
guest speaker at the luncheon.
Mrs. Irving Turner, donor chair-
Hadassah VIPs can do "menial labor" when it is called for —
which is why they came to be VIPs in the first place — as this in- man, said entertainment will be by
Sara Aviani and her Yemenite Trio,
vitation addressing group shows. Mesdames (from left) Allen Charlie,
who have performed on the Ed
Samuel Cohi, Irving Kahn, Fannie Becher, Milton Freedman, Jack W.
Sullivan show, in Las Vegas, Tel
Milen, Bernard Mirvis and Philip Slomovitz address envelopes for the
Aviv and now in New York City.
Detroit Chapter's "Victoryan" Continental Ball to be held Nov. 16
Funds raised from this annual
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. All contributors to the Honor Roll are in-
campaign help to maintain Pioneer
vited to the ball, in celebration of the victorious conclusion of the
Women's network of social services
Honor Roll fund-raising campaign directed by Mrs. David Pollack,
throughout Israel, including chil-
vice president. Mrs. Alfred Deutsch is chairman of the ball. Reserva-
dren's homes, day nurseries, reha-
tions have a Nov. 2 deadline to Hadassah House, BR 3-5441.
bilition centers, vocational and
trade schools. These services are
co-ordinated through Pioneer
Couturier to Show Fashions at Beth Aaron
Women's sister organization in
Beth Aaron Sisterhood will hold will be chairman of the day, and Israel, Moetzet Hapoalot (Work-
its annual donor luncheon noon Mrs. Jack Shenkman will bring ing Women's Federation).
Nov. 8 in the social hall, it was greetings from the Michigan branch
announced by Mrs. Morris Gins- of the National Women's League
of the United Synagogue of Amer-
berg, president.
Jewish Meals
A fashion show staged by cou- ica.
By ROSALIND S. ZUNSER
For tickets, call Mrs. Abraham
turier Ann Moore will be the high-
(Copyright, 1966, JTA, Inc.)
light of the program, arranged by Halem, UN 1-8251, or Mrs. Marvin
The
chances are you haven't
Mrs. Paul Masserman, vice presi- Bennett, ticket co-chairmen, 353-
prepared sweet and sour beef or
dent. Mrs. Jerome Silberman will 3632.
essig flaish, as it was known to our
be commentator.
mothers, in a long time. For one
Miss Moore studied at the Tre- Saginaw's Bnai Israel
reason the task of preparation was
phagen School of Design and New
arduous and complicated. Here is
York's Fashion Academy. S h e to Hold Antique Show
a simple recipe. Try it and give
gained practical experience while
Saginaw's Temple Bnai Israel
working in jobs ranging from de- Sisterhood will hold its 10th annual your family a treat. With a simple
signing children's clothes to cre- antique show and sale noon to vegetable or dessert like kraut
noodles it should make a satisfying
ating costumes for "Gentlemen 10 p.m. Nov. 6-8.
repast.
Prefer Blondes."
Proceeds will be distributed to
Essig Flaish
Miss Moore's first showing
fat
was in Detroit in 1951. In 1954, the religious school; sisterhood 1 2 tablespoon
lbs. chuck or flanken
diced
she studied in Paris at the Ecole scholarship fund, which will be 3 1 onions
teaspoon salt
Guerre-Lavigne, at the Sorbonne, used to send local children to 2 cups
boiling water
where she earned a coveted summer camps in Israel and in 3 tablespoons brown sugar
the United States; Tora Fund; 3 tablespoons vinegar
award for designing.
2 crushed gingersnaps or roux made
with tablespoons flour browned
The luncheon will precede the and the local newly planned Juve-
in 1 tablespoon fat, diluted with
showing. Mrs. Joseph Medwed, nile Home.
gravy
and added to meat.
There will be 26 exhibitors dis-
vice president of ways and means,
Brown meat in fat. Remove meat.
playing furniture, china, g 1 a s s, Saute onions until translucent, add
meat, salt, sugar, boiling water and
lamps, jewelry, antiques, primitives vinegar.
Cover and simmer two hours.
and rocks.
Add crushed gingersnaps softened in
a
little
gravy
or roux and simmer
The dining room will be open
15 minutes longer.
When It Comes
during the hours of the sale, and about
Variation: 1. Add 1/4 lb. prunes and
a bake goods sale will be con- 3i lb. apricots or y, lb. either one
to meat when meat put in pot.
ducted Sunday and Monday.
2. Add 1 lb. shredded cabbage and
To Noodles . . .
Mrs. Philip Nolish is chairman V4 cup raisins to pot when putting
in
Kraut Noodles.
of the show. Mesdames Seymour 3 Hungarian
cups finely shredded cabbage
Feldman, Herbert Saul, Alex 1 teaspoon sugar
teaspoon salt
Glancz, Fred Raznick, Sam Siegel, 4 1 tablespoons
or more fat, if
Morris Yabrove, David Levinsohn,
necessary
shredded onion
president, and Henry Feldman are 1.4 tablespoon
teaspoon pepper
assisting,
Add salt and onion to cabbage, cover
Closing of WIZO School Feared if Funds Lacking
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
TEL AVIV—The Women's Inter-
national Zionist Organization will
have to relinquish its kindergar-
tens and agricultural schools in
Israel to whatever authority will
accept them unless additional funds
can be raised abroad, Mrs. Raya
Jaglon said here Wednesday.
She said that the outlook for
contributions from abroad next
year is for less than the $3,000,000
raised this year, and WIZO needs
an additional 81,00,000 to maintain
its present institutions intact. The
decine in contributions has been
particuary severe in South Amer-
ica and Britain, she said.
She stated that WIZO would
keep its day centers for children
of working mothers and its ur-
ban vocational schools but would
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with 2,180 children to the govern-
ment, the Jewish Agency or
some other appropriate author-
ity. She added that WIZO would
not be "the first organization to
ask the government to take over
educational institutions."
While calling for increased fund-
raising efforts for WIZO, Mrs. Jag-
lon, a member of the Jewish
Agency Executive, charged that
the agency was not encouraging
immigration from the Western
world to Israel.
Michigan's manufacturing plants
employ more than 800,000 people.
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Social Evening Set
Shaarit Haplaytah will hold its
first social evening of the season
8:30 p.m. Saturday at the Sholem
Aleichem Institute.
The "Mrs. Three" will present
music and entertainment, along
with a group of dancers. A meal
will be served.
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heat about 1,4 hour or until cabbage
tender, stirring often. Mix with boiled
1 cup broad noodles or shells cooked
according to directions on package
or home made noodles cut into
triangles and boiled in salt water
until tender. Mix together well and
sprinkle with pepper.
Beth El Married Group
Plans Old-Time Evening
The Married Group of Temple
Beth El will hold an old-fashioned
square dance and hayride at Up-
land Hills Farms Nov. 5. The bus
leaves at 7:30 p.m.
The fee includes continuous
square dancing, optional hayrides
(covered wagons used in ease of
rain), midnight Italian supper and
bus ride.
For information, call Mrs. Gary
Taback, 353-3118, or Mrs. Charles
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