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Mrs. Harrison Named To Board
Mrs. Ralph Harrison, presi
dent of the Tucson section of
the National Council of Jew
ish Women, has been elected
to the western regional board
of the organization. Mrs. Har
rison attended the regional
meetings at San Francisco.
At the Council’s year-end
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THE ARIZONA POST-
luncheon at the Cliff House
May 22 awards were present
ed members for meritorious
and unselfish service.
Winning awards were
Mmes. Fae Sonenblick, Judd
Schechter, Dorothy Semiloff,
Harry Gilberg, Alex Sherr,
Florence Fergerson, Edwin
Samuels, Norman Horowitz,
Rose Olech, Hyman Myerson
and Miss Florence Wile and
Miss Camille Bersu.
Special awards for their
work with the Golden Age
group went to Jack Posner
and William Silverman.
Special awards for services
to Council were given to Ted
Bloom and Joseph Lowe. Mrs.
Mel Ritter was cited as the
outstanding new member.
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Mrs. Besserman,
Mrs. Bosnos
Win Awards
Special awards were pre
sented to Mrs. Alfred Bos
nos and Mrs. Phillip Bes
serman at the installation
luncheon of the Tucson
Chapter of Hadassah.
Mrs. Bosnos was the re
cipient of a plaque given by
the southern Pacific Coast
region of Hadassah for
bringing in the most new
members during the year
1957-58. The Tucson chap
ter also received an award
from regional headquarters
for being the only chapter
to retain most of its former
members during the year
1957-58. Mrs. Jack Stair re
ceived the award for the
chapter.
Mrs. Besserman was
named Tucson’s Haddassah
Woman-of-the-Year in rec
ognition of her contribution
of time and effort for Ha
dassah.
Mrs. Meyer Cohen was
installing officer for the af
fair held at the Desert Inn.
Send-A-Kid-To-Camp
Campership Aid Is Urged
Application for camperships for less-chance
youngsters have hit a record high, officials of the
Tucson Jewish Social Service announced in issuing
a plea for campership help.
Each year the applications are made by needy
families to provide summer-time recreation for
youngsters who will have no vacations, or swim
ming or special play privileges.
The Tucson Jewish community in the past has
provided camperships for these youngsters through
donations. Social Service officials said funds for
camperships are urgently needed and appealed for
donations to be sent to Jewish Social Service, 102
N. Plumer.
CJA Leaders Pressing
For Payment Os Pledges
Leaders of the Tucson Combined Jewish Appeal have
issued an urgent request for the quick payment of 1958 CJA
pledges.
The appeal was made following a request from national
United Jewish Appeal and Israel officials for cash to be
presented at the anniversary
conference of UJA in Jeru
salem June 24.
Tucson leaders received the
request from Samuel H. Dar
off, national cash chairman
for UJA.
MR. DAROFF asked that
the Tucson community send
in at least $25,000 to aid Is
rael at this time. He sent
along a copy of a cablegram
he received from Dov Joseph,
treasurer of the Jewish
Agency.
The cablegram read: “Tre
mendous pleasure learn your
appointment 1958 national
cash chairman. All Israel re
joicing celebrating its inde
pendence, but for 120,000 in
Maabarot huts who have been
waiting for 5 and 6 years for
homes and the tens of thou
sands in agricultural settle
ments who have been left for
several years without live
stock and farm equipment be
cause we lack funds their
personal day of independence
has not yet arrived. Ameri
can Jewry can help speed
absorption these newcomers
and provide for steady con
tinuing influx new immi
grants by making current
UJAppeal cash campaign
success. My heartfelt wishes
for success your efforts.”
COMPLETE LINE
of
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Books and Stationery
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MEAT KNISHES
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
Vz teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon fat
2 well beaten eggs
2 tablespoons water
2 cups ground cooked meat
Vt teaspoon salt
V 2 cup fried onions
% cup cooked mashed
potatoes
Sift flour with baking pow
der and salt. Cut in the fat;
add eggs and water. Form
into a smooth dough, roll into
a thin sheet and cut into six
squares.
Add to ground meat
mashed potatoes, salt, pepper
and fried onions. Place some
of the meat mixture on each
square. Moisten edges of the
dough and fold over the meat.
Press the edges of the dough
firmly together. Brush melted
fat in a baking pan, place the
knishes in it and bake in a
heated oven 350 degs. F. un
til browned on top about %
of an hour.
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Fruited Honey Squares
3 eggs
IVn cups honey
Vt teaspoon vanilla
1M cups flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon salt
1 cup crushed nuts
Vt cup candied citron
Vt cup seeded raisins
Beat eggs until lemon col
ored and thick. Gradually
beat in the honey and add
half teaspoon of vanilla. Sift,
then measure the flour and
resist with baking powder
and salt. Add crushed nuts,
candied citron, seeded raisins
to the dry ingredients. Add
the dry ingredients to the
egg mixture gradually beat
ing them in well.
Pour the batter into a
greased tin 9x9 inches, and
bake in a moderate oven 350
deg. F. 15-20 minutes. Let the
cake stand in the pan five
minutes. Then turn out the
cake on a rack to cool. When
cold sprinkle with powdered
sugar and cut into squares.
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Filled Pickled Tongue
1 pickled tongue
Vt cup ground corned beef
2 eggs
Vt cup fried onions
V 2 cup bread crumbs
Make an incision in one
side of the pickled tongue.
Chop or grind the cooked
corned beef. Add well beaten
eggs, fried onions, 1 table
spoon fat and bread crumbs.
Fill the tongue with this mix
ture, sew the edges firmly
together, and cook in water
to cover 3 to 4 hours, or un
til tender. Remove thick skin
and slice.