0•1101171•••••• ■••■ Al:i•Announced by Three Detroit civic leaders have been appointed judges for the ninth annual Probus Club Awards for Academic Achievement at Wajme State University, it was announced by Martin K. Stein, president of the service organization composed of Jewish business and profes- sional men. Noodles?? giuzenfithei. The judges are Lawrence M. Carino, vice president of Storer Broadcasting Co. and general man- ager of WJBK-TV; John H. Fren;h, Jr., president of City National Bank of Detroit, and U.S. District Court judge Lawrence Gubow. Club members on the judging committee include chairman, Mur- ray L. Jacobs; co-chairmen, Har- vey Grace and Charles Perlman; Joseph Braver, Herbert Kaufman, James Popkin, David Steinman and Louis Zuckerman. Two awards will be given, each consisting of $500 without restric- tions, to WSU faculty members. Criteria for the selection of win- ners will Include their academic and professional background and exceptional scholastic and research work. A hraliamBertha'n* !reds • ThE -Janet Susan Indenhaum Mrs. ' DETIMIT jEW1SH Adler to Address Semi-Annual Bar-Ilan Meeting; Dr. Abram Spiro's Library Goes to Israeli University Michigan has more fresh water coastline than any other state. emazig. MRS. ABRAHAM BERMAN MUSIC BY SAM BARNETT AND HIS ORCHESTRA Look for the bright red Pezbege at your favorite store. 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TRY OUR STRICTLY KOSHER TRAY SERVICE - JO 64640 Young Atm Is Delighted nil% Our Veen Very boat Deleeses Deky or Meat Trims_ alias For Fore Delivery .CeR R0sHER scholarship fund was established at Bar-Ilan to provide for Victor's schooling in the psychology depart- ment. Richard Krieger Takes Linda Golden as Bride -Victor Borge Plays With Symphony Whom Fide Mrs. Morris Adler will address ect is the expansion of the nal- the semi-annual meeting of the versity's library, the second larg- Detroit chapter of American Wom- est in Israel. The Detroit wom- en for Bar-Ilan University, 12:30 en's group had helped in the p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28 at the Bar-Dan library's enrichment by shipping the vast library of the Bnai Moshe. late Dr. Abram Spiro, who head- Featuring t h ed the department of Semitic! at program also will Wayne State University. The . be a comprehen- presentation of the library to Bar- sive report on Han University was made pos. ' Bar-Ban develop- sible through the efforts of Dr. ments to be sub- Max Kaupustin. mitted by the president of the Mrs. Adler will relate in her ad- Detroit Bar-Ban dress the university's scholarship Women. Mrs. Max attainments, especially the suc- Stollman, who this cessful record of Victor Florian, week returned the blind and paralyzed youth who from an Israel is continuing his studies at the visit. Ramat Gan, Israel, university and Mrs. Adler "Israel is boom- is now working on his masters ing in construction everywhere, degree. and I could not recognize Bar- Mrs. Adler had assisted in pro- Ilan's campus and its program of viding the scholarship and other activities since my last visit there aid for Florian at Bar-Ban. Dr. two years ago," Mrs. Stollman Judah Rosenberg, chairman of the said. Bar-Ilan department of psychology, Mrs. Stollman announced that reported last week that the crip- the Bar-Dan Women's main proj- pled youth had established a high scholastic record. Victor was brought to Israel by his parents in 1959 at the age of 14. While diving in the sea at Haifa he ikan aohing. struck a rock, and his paralysis and blindness left him helpless. By But what appeared as an impos- sibility was overcome. He was Ruth given aid and pursued university studies. Thanks to the efforts of Sirkis Mrs. Adler, through the Detroit Bar-Ilan University office, a $6,000 Janet Susan Indenbaum became the bride of Abraham Alex Ber- man in a recent ceremony at Cong. Bnai Moshe solemnized by Rabbi Moses Lehrman and Cantor Louis Klein. The newlyweds are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Inden- baum of Bishop Ave., Oak Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Mendel Berman of Marlow Ave., Oak Park. Debbie Indenbaum served her sister as maid of honor. Ruth In- denbaum, sister of the bride, and Sherrie Katz, Sherilyn Lisagor, Randy Mitnick, Anita Greene and Marta Gottesman, were brides- maids. Leo Schulz of Los Angeles was best man. Ushers were Jack. Alex and Sam Berman, Isaac RadzInski, David Weinberg and Elliot Ring of Green Bay, Wis. Rebecca Indenbaum and Randy (Copyright 191e. Domstein were flowergirl and ring iTh, Inc-) bearer, respectively. Also in the wedding party were the bride's A Book for the Cook grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Cookbooks are an endless joy. Indenbaum. You enjoy them while looking Following a honeymoon in Flori- da, the newlyweds are living in through them, hunting for ideas and recipes. You also enjoy them Oak Park. when you cook according to a fine recipe that you have found. The last, but not least, pleasure that you draw is the compliments you get from your family who savors your cooking. A new book that Borge will be featured was published recently is designed this Saturday with the Detroit especially to win you compliments. Symphony Orchestra at Ford Audi- Its name is, of course, "Cooking torium. for Compliments" (by Knudsen Sorge will appear as guest con- Corp., L.A., Cal.). It is a beautiful ductor and pianist. With hint on the book with beautiful pictures. Un- program will be Marilyn Mulvey, fortunately not all the recipes are soprano. Kosher, but there are many that This "Evening of Music and you could use as they are, or with Mirth" will be for the benefit of slight changes, to fit your kitchen. the Detroit Symphony pension and We enjoyed especially the cakes and deserts, the pies and pastries, maintenance funds. and many others. Here you will find a sample recipe for a cheese- cake which is the first of a whole chapter dedicated to cheesecakes and pies. One nine-inch pie plate NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRODUCTS AT LOW,' LOW_ EASY MONDAY .7. Felder,. toiletry -IS, 1971-25 ■ NW MBE sevia noivirik 140- ROOMS it 6 9` ituoiieraille - - - - FRESH FISH DEpARDENE The tome and Woe* seketten le lb. wee. W. elms. bow el la and rind ell Hob free of Aaron. For Weird sank* cell JO 6-4640 Crust: One-quarter cup butter, melted One-quarter cup sugar One-and-one-half cups graham cracker crumbs (about 18 crackers) Filling: Twelve oz. cream cheese at room temperature Three-quarters of a cup of sugar Two eggs Two tsp. vanilla One tsp. grated lemon peel One tsp. lemon Juice Topping: One cup sour cream, at room tem- perature One-gitirter cup =gar . vanilla One 1.Prehea oven to 200 degrees F. Put butter for crust on it to melt. 2. Blend crust ingredients. Press onto bottom and sides of pie plate. Bake 10 minutes. &In large bowl, test cream cheese until smooth; add remaining filling ingredients and beat until blended. Pour Into crust 4. Bake 40 minutes or until the cen- ter of pie Is no longer wet. The filling may crack around the edge but It should not brown. Remove from oven and let cool for ten minutes. 5. Blend topping ingredients and spread evenly over entire sufrace. Return to oven for 5 minutes. 6. Cool to room temperature and re- frigerate at least 5 hours before serving. 7. You may freeze this cake for Im- promptu company. For freezing— place a layer of plastic wrap direct- ar th tohpepa141..Trrar eryir w liruo sverresou al um i- num foil. Freeze. To thaw, let stand at room temperature about three hours. Makes to 10 servings. MRS. RICHARD KRIF.GER Linda Jean Golden became the bride of Richard Krieger in a re- cent ceremony at Cong. Bps i David. Rabbi Hayim Donin and Cantor Hyman Adler officiated. The new Mrs. Krieger is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Golden of Scotia Rd., Oak Park. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Krieger of Votrobeck Dr. The bride wore a satin gown with Alencon lace bodice. A bou- quet of orchids, roses and stepha- notis covered her confirmation Bible. Mrs. Gerald Uzansky served her sister as matron of honor. Sister of the bridegroom, Jacqueline Krieger, Marilyn Ryder and Mrs. Melvin Friedman were brides- maids. Marci Uzansky was the flower girl. The bridegroom's brother, Aaron Krieger, was best man. Ushers were Dr. Gerald Uzansky, Gary Feldman and Joel Yellen. The couple took a honeymoon trip to Freeport in the Bahamas. Socialites Plan Dance Detroit Socialites will hold its yearly opening dance 9 p.m. Sat- urday at the Berkley Masonic Temple. :..;.