JNF Women Aid Bond Drive

At the JNF Auxiliary
sponsored brunch, which
resulted in nearly $40,-
000 in Israel Bond
pledges are (from left)
Israel Consul Judith
Benin, guest speaker;
Mrs. Douglas Schubot,
who hosted the brunch;
'-, Mrs. Harold M. Nosan,
who hosted the JNF
luncheon for Bonds last
year, and Mrs. Pearl
Nesan, All-Israel Fash-
4 ion Festival chairman,
mother of Mrs. Schubot
and mother-in-law of
-,,,i Mrs. Harold Nosan.

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Scheduled for Aug. 10

Criterion Schedules
Installation Celebration

Criterion Club for single adults,
will install officers for the coming
year at its eighth annual installa-
tion dinner-dance 9 p.m. Saturday
at the Northwood Inn.
Bernard Lumberg will officiate
as installing officer and master of
ceremonies.
The schedule of summer activi-
ties will be announced.

"tremendous enthusiasm." She
said Hadassah women were
eager "to help eliminate hunger
and alleviate poverty in our
country."
According to Mrs. Schenk, pro- I
spective volunteers will be trained
by local HEW officials in 32 cities
and by affiliated agencies of the
National School Volunteers pro-
gram. She said Hadassah members
would tutor children in specific
subjects, do remedial reading and
mathematics work and generally
befriend children who need indi-
vidual attention. Members with
hobbies or special talents will be '
recruited to work in "enrichment" ,
programs intended to motivate
youngsters toward art, science,
music, history and philately.
Volunteers also will perform
clerical chores and assist teachers
at lessons requiring audio-visual
demonstrations and at outings to
museums, exhibits and parks. Mrs.
Schenk said.
Members who volunteer for the
school lunch program, an area in
which Hadassah has had much
experience in Israel, will be train-
ed by officials of the Department
of Agriculture. They will help ex-
tend food service to children at-
tending urban inner-city, core-area
schools and to improve nutrition.
The Department of Agriculture
currently is providing school
lunches for 1,100,000 youngsters
but could expand the program to
6,200,000 children if it had suffi-
cient personnel and therefore con-
siders the role of volunteers to be
crucial, Mrs. Schenk said.
The coordinator of the new pro-
gram is Mrs. D. Leonard Cohen, of
Westport, Conn.. chairman of Ha-
dassah's American affairs depart-
ment.

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

NEW YORK — Hadassah, the
Women's Zionist Organization of
America, has embarked on a na-
tional volunteer program to help
fight poverty and hunger in the
United States.
Mrs. Max Schenk, president, an-
nounced that Hadassah members
all over the country will undergo
training periods for as long as six
weeks to prepare themselves for
a variety of jobs as school volun-
teers to work in the National
School Lunch and Child Nutrition
Act programs of the Department
of Agriculture and in programs of
the Department of Health, Educa-
tion and Welfare.
The first group of Hadassah vol-
unteers started their training in
Philadelphia last month under the
auspices of the National School
Volunteer Program, Inc., an or-
ganization that helps set up local
programs in cooperation with the
school authorities.
For the 318,000-member organi-
zation, identified for 58 years with
the Zionist movement and the de-
velopment of Israel, the new pro-
gram represents its first venture
on a national scale into a purely
American area of community serv-
ice.
Mrs. Schenk said that initial
response to the program, first
announced last month to Hadas-
sah's 1,350 chapters, was one of

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By

Ruth

Burton Levy Running
for Farmington Board

Sirkis

Apple Meringue Torte
This apple torte is composed of
three layers. The bottom is crusty
and bursts with the flavor of the
added egg-yolks. The second layer
is made of grated apples flavored
with cinnamon. And on the top are
peaks of white and gold meringue.
You can prepare the bottom lay-
er ahead of time and add the rest
before serving
3:8 cop to

3 egg yolks
cup sugar

2i, cups flour

!i tsp. vanilla
54 tsp. baking powder
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2 big tart apples
1 Tbls. flour
1 tsp, cinnamon
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3 egg whites
34 cup sugar

1. Grease and flour a big spring-form.
Heat the oven to 350 degrees.
2. Beat the margarine, vanilla and egg
yolks until creamy. Add the dry in-
gredients stirring well with a wooden
spoon. If necessary add 2 This. water.
3. Form a ball. Dip your hands in flour
and flatten the ball in the spring-
form. Build "wall" of dough around
the edge.
4. Bake for about 20 minutes, until the
crust is golden.
5. Grate the apples on a coarse grater.
Add the flour and cinnamon. Spread
on the crust.
6. Beat the egg white, adding the sugar
gradually until stiff peaks form and
all the sugar dissolves. Spread over
apple layer.
7. Bake in a slow oven (250 degrees)
for about 25 minutes until the me-
ringue is browned to a nice golden-
brown.
. (Copyright, 1949, JTA, /ae-)
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Burton Levy, director of corn- I
munity services for the State of
Michigan Civil Rights Commission
and former assistant director of
the Michigan Anti- Defamation
League, is a candidate for a four-
year term on the Farmington
Board of Education.
Dr. Levy has a bachelors degree
in secondary
education from
Boston Univer
sity and a PhD
in government
from the Univer-
sity of Mass a-
chusetts. Dr.
Levy has taught
at Wayne Univ-
ersity, the Uni
versity of Detroit
and Eastern
Levy
Michigan Univer-
sity.
A police - community relations
consultant to the U.S. Department
of Justice for the past four years,
he currently serves as a member
of the Michigan State Board of
Education Title I Advisory Coun-
cil and is a trustee of the Old
Franklin Towne subdivision. Dr.
Levy is currently a consultant to
the Wayne County Crime Control
and. Prevention Project. -
Married, Dr. Levy has two
daughters.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 6, 1969-27

MISS DEBORAH SOLOMON

Mr. Norman Solomon of Clover-
lawn Ave., Oak Park, announces
the engagement of his daughter
Deborah to Wayne Lawrence Yas-
hinsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben
Yashinsky of Elm Ave., Oak Park.
The bride, daughter of the late
Mrs. Solomon, attends Wayne
State University, where she is af-
filiated with Sigma Delta Tau
Sorority.
Her fiance attends Wayne State
Law School. He was graduated
from Wayne State University,
where he was a member of Tau
Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.
An Aug. 10 wedding is planned.

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