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Mr. and Mrs. Sy Grant (Gerry Kaminsky) and children
Steve, Ricky and Nancy. formerly of 14016 Pembroke. are now
residing in their new home at 21463 Brixton Dr., Southfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Dann shortened their planned prolonged
stay in Israel and returned to Detroit this week.

Lynn Ann Metzger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Metzger •
of Huntington Woods, has returned home after spending the
summer as an exchange student at Bedum, Holland.

Recently returned from Europe are Edye Louise and
Leonard (Buzzie) Wachter, children of the Norman G. Wachlers.
The children spent the summer with their grandparents. the
David Wachlers, vacationing and visiting schools in Italy, Switzer-
land, France and Cologne.

Honeymooning on the West Coast and Hawaii are Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Andrew Gray after their recent marriage at the
Eden Roc Hotel in Miami Beach. Parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davidson of Detroit and Miami Beach and
Dr. and Mrs. H. William Gray of Miami Beach.

Israel Bonds
Women's Group
to Open _ _ Drive

MRS. ELIZABETH FRANK

The Detroit Women's Division.
State of Israel Bonds. is opening
its fall Israel Bond campaign
with a workers breakfast meeting
10 a.m. Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. David Pollack. 18625
Fairfield. the sponsor chairman.
Mrs. Joseph Katchke and Mrs.
Max Stollman are co-chirmen of
the Women's Division.

The main purpose of the meet-
ing is to plan and prepare for the
1.--41 campaign and to meet Mrs.
Elizabeth Frank of the National
Israel Bond Women's Division
who will direct activities for the
Dior-Israel Fashion Festival Din-
ner-Dance which will be held on
the evening of Sept. 26 at the
Knollwood Country Club.

Mrs. Frank. who has been as-
sociated with Israel Bonds for
several years. has come to De-
troit to work with the Detroit
Women's Division in the current
campaign.

Collection and - assignment
cards will be distributed on this
occasion.

Morris Rogoff Heads
Pharmacy Exhibit at
Michigan State Fair

Morris Rogoff. 18959 Burt. is
directing the "Careers in Phar-
macy" exhibit sponsored by the
Michigan State Pharmaceutical
Association at the Michigan State
Fair, Aug. 24 to Sept. 3.

Rogoff, a graduate of the
Wayne State University College
of Pharmacy, is chief pharmacist
at the Lakeside General Hospital
and president of the Michigan
Society of Hospital Pharmacists.

Others assisting him include
Sy Neuman, Jack P. Kutnick,
Nathan Moiseev, Dr. William
Blockstein and Nathan Pack.

Neuman, Qutnick, Moiseev and
Pack, are all registered phar-
macists and graduates of the
Wayne State University College
of Pharmacy. Blockstein, is an
associate professor and assistant
to the dean of Wayne's College
of Pharmacy.

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MISS JUDITH DAVIS

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Da-
vis of Mark Twain Ave. an-
nounce the ?n,7agement ')f their
By Mildred Grosberg Bellin
daughter. Judith April, to Mark
(Copyright, 1962.
Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Inc.)
M. Cohen. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Today we offer two recipes for Charles Cohen of Stratford Ct.,
broiled lamb chops which may he Oak Park.
served plain, covered with - the
The bride-elect is a senior at
sauce, or with the sauce in a Wayne State University College
separate dish. Either shoulder or of Education and her fiance is a
rib chops could be used, but junior at Wayne Stale Univer-
whichever is chosen. the meat sity College of Medicine. A
should be cut at least an inch June wedding is planned.
thick. Thin cuts of meat have
:heir place in the menu. but for
Super-Sol Supermarkets
broiling, that half-inch of added
thickness makes a tremendous Awarded Kaplan Prize
difference in the quality of the
Announcement was made
I completed dish. If this makes this week that the Super-Sol
the shoulder chops too large for Supermarkets in Israel received
a single portion. they may be the Kaplan Prize for pioneer-
cut in half after they are broiled. ing efforts in Israel's industrial
Before the chops are cooked. undertakings.
all excess fat should he trimmed
The Kaplan Prize was estab-
away. and tiny cuts made into lished in memory of the late
the meat about an inch apart Eliezer Kaplan. Israel's first
along the fat side. This helps Finance Minister.
prevent the chop from curling up
Herbert Hordes and Alan
as it broils.
Feinberg. both former Detroit-
The recipe for Lamb Chops in ers. are vice presidents of
Ginger Sauce requires the use of Super-Sol.
chicken soup. Since it is summer
now when we avoid the long
cooking required for home-made
soup. there probably will be none
Coiffures
on hand. However, any kosher
and
clear canned chicken soup or
Fashions
soup mix may be used instead.
All Breed
While the lamb chops can be
Grooming
served separately in the recipe
using the Minted Fruit Sauce.
this dish is so pretty when the
sauce is poured over the meat
that it should be offered in this
way whenever possible. The com-
bination of pale green and color-
ful diced fruits in the sauce is
appetite-tempting even on the
hottest day.

Jewish Meals

LAMB CHOPS IN GINGER SAUCE
6 portions of lamb chops
I cup chicken soup
I 6-oz. can frozen orange
juice concentrate
1 teaspoon salt
I tablespoon minced onion
1 medium clove garlic, minced
I teaspoon ground ginger
1 2 teaspoon marjoram
2 tablespoons cornstarch

Either shoulder or rib chops cut
about an inch thick can be used.
Remove excess fat and score the
meat slightly about every inch along
the fat edge. Combine 3 4 cup of the
soup, the undiluted orange juice
concentrate, salt, onion. garlic.
ginger, and marjoram. Brush the
chops on both sides with this mix-
ture. Broil until as well-done as
desired. Meanwhile, dissolve the
cornstarch in the remaining chicken
soup, then stir this into the rest of
the sauce. Place in a small saucepan
and stir over medium heat until
thickened, then simmer until the
chops are ready. Place the meat on
a plater, and either cover with the
sauce. or pass it separately. This
amount serves 6.

LAMB CHOPS WITH MINTED
FRUIT SAUCE
5 portions of lamb chops
1 No. 303 can fruit cocktail
1 .4 cup white vinegar
iii teaspoon garlic powder
3 tablespoons mint jelly
1 kosher chicken , bouillon cube
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1 tablespoon water

Use shoulder or rib chops cut at
least one inch thick. Remove excess
fat and sore the meat slightly
about every inch along the fat edge.
Broil until as well-done as desired.
Meanwhile drain the fruit cocktail
thoroughly. Measure i,z cup of the
syrup and place it in a small sauce-
pan with the vinegar, ivrlic powder,
mint jelly, and bouillon cube. Bring
to a boil, then simmer 5 minutes.
Dissolve the cornstarch in the water,
add to the sauce, and stir over low
heat for 5 minutes. Add the fruit
and heat thoroughly. Place the
chops on a platter. and pour the
sauce over them. If preferred, the
sauce may be served separately. This
amount serves 5.

!Dignitaries of Music, Drama World Thrill
Audiences in Israel at International Festival

JERUSALEM. (JTA)—Brit- from all over the World will be
lish Shakesperian actor Sir John Igor Stravinsky - arid - American
Gielgud was given an over- pianist Van Cliburn.
whelming ovation Saturday
Only the lesson .which is en-
night after a brilliant perform-
ance of "The Ages of Man." a joyed can be learned well.—
Talmud
collection of extracts from
Shakespeare's works.
This was the first highlight
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; tival of Music. Drama and the
Arts which opened in Jerusalem
SAM BARNETT
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and His Orchestra
!entire diplomatic corps and
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Golda Meir. Israel's Foreign
Minister and Jerusalem's Mayor
PHOTOGRAPHY- by
! Mordecai Ish-Shalom.
BERNARD H.
Twd hundred dancers parti-
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monies. demonstrating folk
dances from various countries.
!Among the dancers were Yem-
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theatre. an Italian Chamber
and
Orcheitra will perform and
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