24—Friday, February 17, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Bassin-Kahn Wedding
Is Planned for June
,Activities
DOV FRANTKEL CHAPTER will PISGAH LODGE and CHAP-
hold its annual dinner installation" TER will hold its tribute to the
8 p.m. March 4 at the Elmwood Bnai Brith Martyrs' Forest in Is-
Casino. Mrs. Jack Sayles, past pres- rael 8:30 p.m. Monday at the
ident of the women's council, will Labor Zionist Institute. Max Sosin
install Mesdames Michael Docks, will be master of ceremonies for
president; Samuel Skeegan, Ema- the program, highlighted by an
nuel Mandel and Lincoln Racey, address by Dr. Leon Fram of
vice presidents; Norman Levy, edi- Temple Israel and vocal entertain-
tor of bulletin; Mitchell Abrams, ment by Cantors Louis Klein of
treasurer; Daniel Waldman, David Cong. Bnai Moshe and Reuven
Freedman, Fred Horowitz, Paula Frankel of Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Milling and Sylvia Kideckel, secre- Pianist Betty Kowalsky will be
taries; and Arthur Wolf, counselor. accompanist. Friends are invited.
For ticket information, call Linda A social hour with refreshments
Abrams, LI 5-3051, or Winnie Sny- will follow.
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TIKVAH CHAPTER will hold its
BUSINESS AND PROk ESSIONAL election of officers noon Tuesday
CHAPTER will hold its election at Cong. Beth Hillel. "Dolls for
meeting 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Cong. Democrary," a community partici-
Beth Hillel. This will be followed pation program, will be featured.
by a program of pinning of new Refreshments will be served.
members, games and refreshments. Friends are welcome.
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Prospective members will be wel-
come,
JWB Passover Program
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PISGAH CHAPTER will elect Gets Bnai Brith Aid
Bnai Brith is assisting the Na-
officers at a meeting noon Wed-
nesday at Cong. Beth Hillel. Cof- tional Jewish Welfare Board to
fee will be served, and an Israeli provide Passover food for Jewish
servicemen stationed overseas and
film will be shown.
at isolated posts in the United
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States.
Bnai Brith Plans Drive
Solomon Rosenbaum of Fitch-
burg, Mass., chairman of Bnai
for Allied Campaign
Brith's community and veterans
Bnai Brith workers will kick off service program, announced that
their one-week drive on behalf of Bnai Brith will promote sponsor-
the Metropolitan Division of the ship of "Solo Seder" packages
1967 Allied Jewish Campaign at a among local Bnai Brith lodges and
brunch 10 a.m. Sunday at the Jew- women's chapters. The food par-
cels of matzot, gefilte fish, soup
ish Center.
Bnai Brith Council President and chicken are prepared and dis-
Bernard Panush will speak to the tributed by JWB.
Bnai Brith units are also being
workers who will carry out the
seven-day intensive drive in hopes urged to support Passover kitchens
of reaching all prospects for supervised through JWB by Jew-
pledges in time to make reports on ish chaplains at military bases.
Feb. 26.
Under the leadership of Alan $30 Million in Bond Sales
Nathan, chairman of the Bnai Brith Sought in Phase 1 of Drive
Committee for the Allied Jewish
NEW YORK — A goal of $30,-
Campaign, members will contact
their prospects during the week 000,000 in Israel Bond sales during
and will turn in their reports to the initial phase of the 1967 cam-
the committee between 11 a.m. and paign leading up to the Interna-
2 p.m. Feb. 26 at the Jewish Cen- tional Inaugural Conference in Mi-
ami March 2-4, was announced by
ter.
Joseph J. Schwartz, vice presi-
Louis E. Barden is chairman of Dr.
dent
the Metropolitan Division, respon- tion. of the Israel Bond Organiza-
sible for Bnai Brith participation.
The total objective for the 1967
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drive is a record $115,000,000.
B'nai B'rith Reports $8,000,000
In the period preceding the con-
Israel Bond Sales Last Year
ference, Dr. Schwartz added, activ-
Bnai Brith sold a record $8,060,- ity in communities throughout the
275 of Israel Bonds in 1966 — an United States and Canada has
increase of $186,555 over the pre- been geared to the enrollment of
ceding year.
Israel Bond subscribers in honor of
It was the first year in which Israel's first prime minister, David
Bnai Brith sales exceeded $8,000,- Ben-Gurion. The climax of the con-
000. The organization began pro- ference will be an 80th birthday
moting the sale of Israel Bonds tribute and dinner at the Fontaine-
in 1951.
bleau March 4 for Ben-Gurion.
DAYEIVU
BY HENRY LEONARD
MISS BARBARA BASSIN
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bassin of
Kansas City announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Barbara
Ann to Richard Allen Kahn, son
of Mrs. Joseph Kahn of Lincoln
Terrace, Oak Park, and the late
Mr. Kahn.
Both Miss Bassin and her fiance
are graduates of the University of
Missouri, where she was affiliated
with Theta Sigma Phi journalism
society and president of Alpha Ep-
silon Phi Sorority. Mr. Kahn, af-
filiated with Alpha Epsilon Pi Fra-
ternity, is doing graduate work in
physiology at the University of
Missouri.
A June wedding is planned.
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Jewish Meals
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Rev. CLEMENT KERN, of Most
Holy Trinity Church, will speak
before the Winship PTA 8 p.m.
Tuesday. His topic will be "Open
Occupancy." -
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Parents and friends of the OAK
PARK COOPERATIVE NURSERY
are invited to see the play "The
Green Blackboard" . by Nord Stir-
ling 8:30 p.m. Monday at the Key
School, Oak Park. Robert Ganes
will lead a panel discussion fol-
lowing. Enrollment for the coming
term is now being taken. For in-
formation, call Mrs. Henry Segal,
LI 8-4739.
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The NATIONAL BALLET, corn-
ing to the Masonic" Auditorium
March 3, will have its music in the
capable hands of its new musical
director, Ottavio de Dosa. De Rosa
served from 1961 until 1964 as mu-
sical and artistic director of the
Turkish State Opera and Symphony
Orchestra and the Turkish State
Ballet Company in Ankara, Turkey.
Prior to that time he had been
general music director of the San
Francisco Ballet Company for two
years.
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DOROTHY SARNOFF, musical
comedy star who is making her
new interest, speech cosmetics, a
career, will be at Detroit Town
Hall Wednesday, to discuss "Your
Voice—Passport to Glamour." She
will be introduced at the 11 a.m.
lecture in Fisher Theater by Holly-
wood-Brodaway columnist Shirley
Eder.
FRANK PAUL
By ROSALIND S. ZUNSER
(Copyright, 1967, JTA, Inc.)
During these cold winter days,
and his ORCHESTRA
when freezing winds from Canada
"Music at Its Best
bear down upon us, there is noth-
for Your Guests"
hot,
nourishing
soup
to
ing like a
warm up our innards and defrost
our energies. We offer two such
recipes today.
There are as many varieties of
Borsht as there are regions and
ethnic groups in Russia, the Ukra-
Orchestra and Entertainment
ine, Bessarabia, White Russia,
Georgia, each have their favorite.
As for beans, this succulent veg-
etable has been cultivated by man
since prehistoric times. When the
Pilgrims landed in 1620, Miles Classified Ads Get Quick Results
Standish dug up "A bag of beans"
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were first introduced in the North
by Captain John Harris of the U.S.
Navy, who, in 1824 brought some
seeds back from Lima, Peru.
Hence the name.
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Borsht
1 large can tomatoes
3 quarts water
3 bunches of beets
1 bunch scallions or 1 large onion
juice 1 lemon
salt and pepper to taste
2 eggs
sugar to taste
1 cup sour cream
Grate beets on large grater, cut scal-
lions into small pieces, or 1 large onion
minced. Bring to a boil tomatoes, water,
grated beets, scallions, lemon juice,
salt, pepper and sugar, then simmer
gently about forty-five minutes or until
beets soft. Remove borsht from fire.
Beat eggs well and while borsht hot,
gradually add 1 cup of borsht, stirring
all the time, then add rest of borsht
stirring well. Serve hot or cold topped
with 1 tablespoon sour cream.
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Laura Rose Betrothed
to Hiram S. Grossman
MISS LAURA ROSE
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Silver of
Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Laura J. Rose, daughter
of the late Frederick F. Rose, to
Hiram S. Grossman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Grossman of Ohio
Ave.
Mr. Grossman received degrees
from Wayne State University and
the University of Michigan Law
School.
An October wedding is planned.
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2 large onions sliced
2 potatoes cubed
4 stalks celery cut small
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1 /4 cup parsley
salt and pepper to taste
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Soak beans overnight in water to
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