THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, December 1, 1961 -- 34
Zedakah Club Fashion Show Will Ann., Vanderbilt's
Highlight Annual Donor Luncheon Complete Cookbook
More than 150 members of
Zadakah Club, their families and
friends will attend the organiza-
tion's annual donor luncheon
at noon Dec.
12 at the Town
a n d Country
C 1 u b, accord
ing to Presi
dent Mrs. Mau
rice Kuopper.
Some 650
persons are ex-
pected at the
group's major
fund - raising
event of the
year, proceeds
from which Mrs. Baker
will be used to further the club's
service program in geriatrics
and other areas.
A fashion show and prizes will
highlight the -affair. Mrs. Leon-
and Shapiro is donor chairman.
She is assisted by Mesdames Sam
Dr. Lehman to Address
Zionist Council Dec. 7
Dr. Emil Lehman, director of
the Theodor Herzel Institute in
New York City, will be the guest
of the Zionist Council of Detroit
at a special
meeting next
Thursday at 8
p.m. at the
Hayim Green-
berg Center, it
was announced
by Morris Lie-
berman, Zion-
ist Council
chairman.
"A Program
for Program-
n g," t he
topic of his ad-
dress, has been
arranged to
meet the con-
tinuing need
for new ap-
Dr. Lehman proaches a n d_
new ideas in developing inter-
esting and challenging programs
by various organizations. A
graduate of the University of
Vienna and of the Jewish Teach-
ers College in that city. Dr: Leh-
man has had extensive experi-
ences in devising and presenting
new and different programs in
many settings and particularly
at the Theodor Herzl Institute.
The Zionist Council is con-
ducting an open meeting to
which those responsible for
planning programs in various or-
ganizations are invited. There
will be no admission charge.
Baker, program chairman; Jo-
seph Staub, special projects; Her-
man Adelman, pledge; and Jack
Greenberg, tickets.
Zedakah Club activities in-
clude services to state hospitals
and Penrickton Nursery, among
others, providing both asistance
and material aid.
It is not only because it has
recipes for Blintzes and Krep-
lach that "Amy Vanderbilt's
Complete Cookbook," just pub-
lished by Doubleday, has such
great merit. .
Because it is all-inclusive,
because in its more than 800
pages are contained suggestions
for preparation of dairy as well
as meat foods, fruit and other
concoctions, that Miss Vander-
bilt's work is so valuable.
One of the most successful
ethiquette authorities, whose
columns appear in newspapers
throughout the country, Miss
Vanderbilt now also emerges as
an expert in the kitchen.
Many favorites will be found
in this cookbook, and the house-
wife now is masterfully guided
in many directions by the Amy
Vanderbilt book.
In addition to the recipes
and the menus, her book con-
tains hints on the quick and
easy way of cooking, cookery
terms, advice on h an d l i n g
knives and on carving, sugges-
tions on where to secure foreign
foods and a guide to herbs,
seeds and spices.
There also are . useful refer-
ence tables: weights and meas-
ures, oven terms and tempe
MISS SHARON LERMAN
tures, etc.
Among
.cipes
the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lerman following
Cheese
Ravioli-
of Cherrylawn Ave. announce Kreplach'
the engagement of their daugh-
1 recip oodle dough
2 (8-o
ter, Sharon, to Herbert Alan
e) packages creamed
cott•cheese
Bidlojsky, son of Mr. and Mrs.
2 tabl •oons melt
tte
or
Murry Bidlojsky of Northfield
rgarine
1 egg
Ave., Oak Park.
1 tea- on sugar
The future bridegroom attends V2 teas •n salt
1 /2 tea n powd
nnamo
Walsh Institute. A Sept. 9
Grat•peel 1
wedding is planned.
1 guar ater
Lerman-Bidlojsky
Troth Announced
Vladimiritzer Plans
Charity Games Party
1 quart 'lk
Butter
margarin
Roll out n. le do
cut into
2-inch squares.
Mix all 'rem
ingredients
cept water, m
margarine.
mixture on
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dough. Fo
ver.
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together
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boil. Dr
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to rap'
boiling
lid. They
to th
as soo
s lightly •ked.
with s
er or slotted SP
them
until all are
serving
in a_ wan
door le
•pen.
sprinkle of
and melted butter
Makes 4 servings.
The Vladimiritzer Emergency
Relief Organization wil hold a
games party Dec. 12 at 18450
Wyoming, announces President
Samuel A. Kayne.
Proceeds of the event will be
given to needy families in
Israel.
For tickets and information,
cal Mrs. L. Barill, LI 1-0493;
Mrs. N. Rossen, DI 1-3199; or
Amy Vande
Mrs. P. Rossen, BR 3-6023.
kosher cookb
enough selec
— whi
Livonia Branch PTO them
while resori
laws.
Sponsors Gift Shop
In rec
ition of Miss Van-
The Parent Teacher Organiza- derbilt*qhoughtful understand-
tion of the Livonia Branch of ing jrt Israel's need for an
the United Hebrew Schools is afforestation program, t
Jew-
sponsoring a Hanukah Gift Shop. isW" National
For information, call GR 6-3214. ofiNational • ad
anted trees i
nor.
Versatile Dromedary Nut-Rolls-
Display 'IT Seal for Kashruth
tsterho
S
t Works
at Dec. 11 .Event
Art objects created by Temple
families are being gathered by
the Sisterhoods of Temples Beth
El, Israel and Emanu-El for their
joint meeting Monday, Dec. 11,
which will feature Lawrence
Fleischman as speaker in addi-
tion to the exhibit and sale.
"Bridging the Continents with
Art" will be the subjec
Fleischman's talk.
Art objects may sti
tered by calling
Braun, LI 2-093.
The meetin , ill be held, at
Congregation manu-El, in Oa
Park, where he exhibit re-
main open
the p *c lro gh
Dec. 13.
Kenne
Open L
H.
FEATURED at leading food . stores, Dromedary Date-Nut Roll,
as well as its companion items, Dromedary Chocolate-Nut and
Orange-Nut Roll, are produced under the constant supervision
of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America,
and display the "U" seal on the label for kashruth. The aboVe
is a Dromedary Date-Nut Roll, cut into 12 equal slices. Use
your own favorite frosting for this taste-tempting and eye-
pleasing dessert.
A special "
is featured at amp-
lighter, open from 7 a.m. to 1
a.m. daily and '7 a.m. to 3 a.m.
Fridays and Saturdays, at the
New Orleans Mall, Greenfield at
Ten Mile. The Lamplighter Res-
taurant also caters to large par-
ties and offers special luncheons
and dinners.
Minskoffs Acclaim
Ford PTA Dance
Detroit Bank Venture
The Henry Ford Parent-
Teachers Club will hold its next
Ground was broken Tuesday dance from 9 p.m. to midnight
for Detroit's newest sk
ay at the Y.M.C.A., 25940
the $16,000,000 D
d River.
& Trust Buildi
The first
e s of earth were
lifted fro
the historic site t
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own Detroit's
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newest s scraper, the $16,000,-
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busi, ,ss leader,
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of the
and Trust
Company,
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and his
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Minskoff told his audience his
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firm is investing millions of dol-
cognized or Incom•arabl
rs in Detroit because "there
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a ways been an aura of ex-
horiti
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