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December 20, 1963 - Image 17

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1963-12-20

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Helen Rice Wed
to Gary TJlexler

500 Teenagers to Attend State BBYO Parley

Jewish Meals

By Mildred Grosberg Bellin

(Copyright, 1963, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

BEET KUGEL

1 1 /8 cups ground cooked beets
1 medium-small onion, ground
3 tablespoons chicken or goose fat
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 /16 teaspoon pepper
1/2 cup matzo meal
3 eggs, beaten until light and thick
Drain the beets thoroughly before
putting them through the food
grinder. Use medium blade. Pack the
beets tightly into the cup to meas-
ure. Use the same blade to grind the
onion. Grease a 3 or 4 cup baking
dish with one teaspoon of the fat;
Add the rest to the beets, onion, salt,
pepper, matzo meal, and eggs. Mix
thoroughly. Pour the mixture into
the baking dish and bake at 325 degs.
F. for one hour, until firm and nicely
browned. This amount makes 4 gener-
ous or 5 average portions. Left-overs
may be sliced and reheated slowly in
a heavy frying pan with no added fat.

CABBAGE KUGEL

MRS. GARY WEXLER

Helen Rice became the bride
of Gary Wexler in a ceremony
performed Nov. 24 by Rabbi
Morris Adler at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
The couple are the children
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Rice
of Ardmore Ave., and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Wexler of Carol
Ave.
The bride wore a Bianchi
gown of silk mint peau de soie
fashioned with a batteau neck-
line and Alencon lace appli-
qued on the bodice and skirt
ending in a chapel train. A
crown of orange blossoms held
her fingertip veil of silk illus-
ion.
Attending the bride was her
sister, Mrs. Morris Bornstein
of Ann Arbor. Bernard Wex-
ler served his brother as best
man and ushers were Ronald
Barnett, Stanley Brown, David
Buckland and Jack Simon.
Following a honeymoon in
Nassau, the couple will reside
in Detroit.

Dromedary Date
Nut Rolls Are
Perfect Welcome

Much as the first robin pro-
claims the coming of spring,
Hanukah ushers in the indoor
social season — and for every
planned party or social occasion
at home there's likely to be one
that's heralded only by an un-
expected ring at the doorbell
and a greeting of "Hi! We were
in the neighborhood and thought
we'd stop by!"
That is why so many women
have learned to be prepared—
have provided themselves with
"social security" in the form of
a good supply of Dromedary
Date Nut Roll. With this dark,
delicious dessert cake on hand,
vacuum packed in tins for easy
storing and lasting freshness, it
becomes a matter of mere mo-
ments to make guests welcome
with a right royal treat.
Sliced and served just as it
comes from the tin, Dromedary
Date Nut Roll makes a delight-
ful companion to coffee, tea or
a steaming cup of hot chocolate;
quickly embellished with a dab
of whipped cream, applesauce,
fruit salad or preserves, it takes
on the quality of a gourmet treat
worthy of any occasion.
Made with crisp, chunky wal-
nuts and Dromedary Dates—
acknowledged the world's finest
—Dromedary Date Nut Roll has
a wholesome quality and unique-
ly delicate taste that make it
the perfect treat.
Of special interest to Jewish
homemakers is the fact that
Dromedary Date Nut Roll is
strictly kosher. It is produced
under the supervision of the
Union of Orthodox Jewish Con-
gregations of America and bears
the well-known "OU" seal on
the label.

Diamonds in Israel

Israel's diamond exports were
the second largest in the last
year, totaling $80,000,000 worth
and estimated to reach $100,-
000,000 this year.

4 cups finely chopped cabbage
1/4 cup chicken or goose fat
7 slices white bread
1 /2 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup firmly packed dark brown
sugar
1 /2 cup seedless raisins
1 tablespoons finely chopped citron
1 /4 cup ground, blanched almonds
1 /2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 /2 teaspoon salt
1/16 teaspoon ground allspice
Juice and rind of a lemon
4 eggs, well beaten
Cook the cabbage and fat over low
heat until the cabbage turns a light
brown. Cool. Soak the bread in a
little cold water until soft, then
squeeze dry. Combine all ingredients
and mix thoroughly. Pour into a well-
greased 1 1 /2 quart pudding dish and
bake uncovered at 325 dgs. F. from
1 1 /2 to 2 hours, until well-browned.
This amount serves 8.

19th Century Chemist

Paul Heinrich Jacobson, a
19th century German-Jewish
scientist, was one of the leading
organic chemists of the period.
He contributed valuable re-
search on nitrogen and hydrogen
compounds.

The annual Michigan Regional
Convention of the Bnai Brith
Youth Organization will begin
9:30 a.m. Monday at the Jewish
Center. The Detroit delegation
will comprise about 65 per cent
of the 500 teenagers attending
the four-and-a-half clay conven-
tion.
Following a welcome by con-
vention chairmen Debbie Men-
delson and Don Schon, greetings
will be extended by Barbara
Desow, Detroit Bnai Brith Girls
Council president; Robert Clin-
ton, Detroit Aleph Zedek Aleph
Council president; and Michael
Gellis, Great Lakes Council
president.
The delegates will hear a key-
note address by Emanuel Man-
del, director of the Michigan
Bnai Brith Youth Organization.
He will speak on "Individual
Development," the theme of the
convention. -
Basketball and volley ball
run-offs, as well as general con-
tests in sewing, knitting, chess

and checkers will be held dur-
ing the afternoon. Bowling will
be the highlight of activities on
Tuesday evening, and on Wed-
nesday evening there will be a
talent show at the Labor Zionist
Institute. Thursday afternoon
there will be an awards ban-
quet at the Bnai . Moshe syna-
gogue. All trophies and medals
won during the convention will
be awarded at this time.
Thursday e v e n i n g's "The
Sweetheart Dance" will culmi-
nate the convention activities.
The dance, to be held at Temple
Israel, will feature the selection
of the Bnai Brith Sweetheart for
the coming year. Each boys
chapter will sponsor a Bnai

Brith girl as its sweetheart. This
girl is selected on the basis of
her participation in Bnai Brith,
community activities, and her
poise and appearance. A panel
of judges, including Junior Miss
Michigan, will select the winner.

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Socialites Will Give
Annual Hanukah Dance

of prime and choice meats

and poultry.

Detroit Socialites will present

its eighth annual Hanukah dance

9 p.m. Tuesday at the Sholem
Aleichem Institute.
Dancing to the music of "The
Dominoes" will be featured.
Refreshments will be served by
club hostesses. Jewish men and
women 30 years of age and over
are invited to attend.

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