Bnai Brith Men, Women to Kick Off
Campaign Nov. 7; Wexler to Speak
22—Friday, October 25, 1968
The Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Women's Council of Metropolitan
Brith Council and the Bnai Brith Detroit will combine efforts for
the annual fund-raising to support
national and local Bnai Brith
agencies and philanthropies.
Women's Coun-
cil of Metropolitan D et r o it is
launching its annual membership
drive with a goal of 500 new mem-
bers in the next month.
Mrs. Andrew Berger, chairman.
announces the women who serve.
on the membership cabinet are
Mesdames Ira Al b i o n, Arthur
Schott, James Kraft, George Vine.
Joseph Snyder, Joseph Dorfman.
Sam Linde and Sylvia Ross. Also
serving on the cabinet 'are Mes-
dames Harry Bodzin and Leon
The two councils will hold a kick-
off meeting to open the 1968-69
campaign 8:30 p.m. Nov. 7 at Cong.
Bnai David.
Dr. William Wexler, internation-
president of Bnai Brith will be
keynote speaker.
Working under a new format of
direct solicitation, workers will
approach the Bnai Brith member-
ship for personal contributions.
The 50 Bnai Brith lodges and
chapters, under the leadership of
George Tarnoff and Mrs. Gordon
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gathered for you
Miriam Field
C When
Egypt mourned for three days. The
year was 1204. The doctor was Moses
Maimenides.
indebted to him. This German-born im-
migrant arrived penniless in New York
at age 19. He worked as a dishwasher
for six dollars a week while he studied
at night school. When he died President
Herbert Hoover called him "one of
America's most useful citizens." His
remarkable inventions include the micro-
phone. His name was Emil Berliner.
His Hebrew name was Chaim and his
mother called him Harry. She sold her
jewels to pay for his education. "My
mother played the chief part in the his-
tory of my education," he gratefidly re-
called."She mapped out the program of
my studies, and even before my birth
she had begun her plans." Regularly the
tormented poet, whom the world re-
garded as cynical and embittered, wrote
affectionate amusing letters to his "dear
good little mother." "Now I shall not be
able to write to my beloved mother any
more," were virtually his last words.
Harry was Heinrich Heine.
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eine's enthusiasm for Hellenism
soon gave way to a somehow very poig-
nant appreciation of the Hebraic hen - .
tage he had nominally renounced. "I'
see now," he admitted, "that the Greeks
were only handsome youths, but the
Jews were always men, mighty men,
who fought and suffered on all the bat-
tlefields of human thought." He never
failed, though, to appreciate tradition-
al delicacies. Was Mrs. Harry Heine's
home cooking responsible? Did she
cook up a choice kugel (one of his
very favorite dishes) whenever her
famous son stopped by? Who knows?
But for your sons. even if they're not
famous yet, make a memorable
NUTTY NOODLE KUGEL
4 eggs, separated • 2 tbsps. Planters Oil
14 cup sugar • 1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground allspice
% pound fine noodles, cooked and drained
1 cup (about 18 medium) chopped cooked prunes
1/2 cup dark seedless raisins
1/2 cup chopped Planters Pecans
In large bowl beat egg yolks. Add Planters
Oil, sugar, salt, allspice. Mix well. Stir in
noodles, prunes, raisins, chopped Planters
Pecans. Beat egg whites until stiff but not
dry. Fold into noodle mixture. Pour into
oiled 2-quart casserole dish. Bake at
375'F. 40-45 minutes, or until done. For 6,
SUGAR 'N SPICE RICE KUGEL
3 cups cooked rice
1/2 cup chopped Planters Pecans
1/2 cup seedless raisins • 4 eggs, separated
6 tablespoons sugar • 4 cup water
3 tbsps. Minters Oil • 1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon
Combine rice, Planters Pecans and rais-
ins. Set aside. Beat egg yolks with 3
tablespoons sugar until thick and lemon
colored. Blend into rice mixture. Add
water, Planters .011 and cinnamon; blend
well. Beat egg whites until foamy ; grad-
ually beat in rest of sugar. Beat until stiff
and glossy. Fold in rice mixture. Pour
into oiled l'A-quart casserole. Bake at
375'F. for 45 minutes, or until done.
Smes 6 to 8.
MANNA ABOUT TOWN
IS A STANDARD BRANDS EXCLUSIVE
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE
BRIGHT YOUNG HOMEMAKER
The Bnai Brith
Dreylinger. district area expan-
sion chairmen; Alan Nathan, coun-
cil membership advisers; and Sid-
ney Eidelman, District 6 member-
ship chairman.
Mrs. Gordon Fruitman, presi-
dent of the Bnai Brith Women's
Council, placed the a c cent on
youth, pointing to. the needs for aid
to the Bnai Brith Youth Organ-
ization, Hillel F ndations and
Bnai Brith Vocational Guidance.
The 25 chapters are devoting
this month to membership t e a s.
meetings and face-to-face talks.
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Open: Thurs. to 9 P.M.
Kasoff and Mrs. Irving Isaacs,
vice presidents of their respective
councils, to serve as Bnai Brith
Services Appeal chairmen.
Over ;180,000 of the collected
funds will be used to support Bnai
Brith youth-serving agencies.
Other agencies to benefit from
•1 have often felt," he wrote, "as if
very time you switch on the radio or
e
the record-player you are more or less
BB Women Launch Member Drive
There are a thousand hacking at
the branches of evil to one who is
striking at the root.
—H. D. Thoreau
Fruitman, council presidents, have
adopted a combined goal of $250,-
000. They have appointed Herman
this Jewish doctor died all
had inherited all the passion of our an-
cestors when they defended their Tem-
ple, as if 1 could joyfully cast away my
life in a great cause:" Although he was
negative, to say the least, towards re-
ligion, his attitude towards his people
was positive. "I gladly and proudly ac-
knowledge my Jewishness," he main-
tained. What made "the attractiveness
of Jews and Judaism irresistible?"
"Many obscure forces and emotions, all
the more powerful the less they were to
be defined in words." He was the de-
scendant offamous rabbis and his theo-
ries shook the world. The 'man was
Sigmund Freud.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
the appeal are the Anti-Defama-
tion League, Bnai Brith Israel
program, children's home in Is-
rael and the national philanthro-
pies which include the Leo N.
Levi Memorial Hospital, Nation-
al Jewish Hospital, Bellefaire
and the Bnai Brith Center at
Mayo Clinic.
Serving on the services appeal
campaign cabinet are Mesdames
Gordon Fruitman, Bernard Blie- '
field, Charles Solovich, Sidney
Eidelman, Charles Galinsky, David
Levine, Al Stein, Allen Weitzman.
Irving Isaacs, Philip Fealk, Harold
Robinson, Ira Albion and Henry
Onrich. Also serving are George
Tarnoff, Arthur Schott, Max Kush-
ner, David Bittker, Sol Moss. Mark
Klinger and Harry Weinberger.
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CHARLES SHAPIRO AUXILI-
L.RY and POST will hold a square
dance and buffet at the Oak Park
Community Center 8:30 p.m. Nov.
2. Jim Schultheis will be the caller.
For tickets, call Janice Friedman,
LI 7-5648.
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LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN
AUXILIARY will meet 8 p.m. Mon-
day at the home of President
Mrs. Harvey Greene, 17188 Indi-
ana. The annual fund-raising
event will be discussed, and the
auxiliary will hold its annual white
elephant sale.
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OAK PARK POST AND AUXIL-
IARY will. service the Allen Park
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Veterans Hospital Tuesday. Games
will be played, with prizes and can-
teen books. Attending will be Mes-
dames Norman Moss, hospital
chairman, Harold Greenspan,
president, Herbert Liner, Abe
Steinberg aud Henry Cahn. Also,
Henry Cahn, commander, Norman
Moss and Isadore Binder.
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Men's Clubs I
BNAI MOSHE MEN'S CLUB will
be joined by the sisterhood in co-
sponsoring a theater party for
"Funny Girl" starring Barbra
Streisand, at Northland Theater
Nov. 6. The donation includes an
"afterglow" in the social hall.
Proceeds will be used for redeco-
rating the synagogue. For tickets,
call the synagogue office, LI
8-9000.
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BETH ABRAHAM MEN'S CLUB
will launch its 1968-69 Breakfast
Forum Series 10 a.m. Nov. 3 in the
social hall. The series, now be-
ginning its seventh season, offers
a speaker on a subject of current
interest, following breakfast. Rab-
bi Israel I. Halpern is speakers
chairman, and Fred Grossman is
men's club president. For ticket
information, call Beth Abraham
Synagogue, UN 1-6696.
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