Dickman-Martin Vows Exchanged in Ceremony Cooper-Friedman Troth AJCommittee Starts Membership Drive Told in Los Angeles Hanukah Menu For the first time in its history, the American Jewish Committee — 59 year-old 22 small pancakes. The recipe may human relations be doubled. * • • agency — is con- Balkan Chicken or Capon with Rice ducting a mem- 1 roasting chicken or capon bership - ex- 1, f2, pound very lean hamburger 2 medium onions, chopped fine pansion cam- 2 tablespoons olive or vegetable oil paign on a na- 1 rounded tablespoon tomato paste 2 tablespoons parve margarine tionwide basis. 3/8 cup dry white wine 1 2 cup water William Rosen- 1 tablespoon minced parsley wald, honorary 1 teaspoon sugar 1 heaping tablespoon pine nuts vi c e president, (pinolas) has been ap- 6 cooked, diced chestnuts Salt and pepper to taste pointed organiz- 1/4 cup matzo meal ing chairman of 1/8 cup brandy 3 io 4 cups cooked rice, to taste the Metropolitan Have the chicken or capon prepared New York phase for stuffing. Brown the hamburger of the drive. and onions in the oil, mashing the meat with a fork as it cooks to keep Orin Lehman, it in tiny particles. Add the tomato Rosenwald secretary of the paste, wine, water, parsley, sugar, MISS JUDITH COOPER pine nuts, chestnuts, and salt and American Jewish Committee, is as- pepper to taste. Simmer for 15 min- utes, stirring occasionally. Remove Mrs. Reba Small of Los Angeles sociate chairman. from the heat and stir in the matzo announces the engagement of her meal and brandy. Cool. Sprinkle the inside of the bird with salt and pep- daughter Judith Sharon Cooper to per to taste and fill with the prepared mixture. Fasten the opening with Milton David Friedman, son of Mr. poultry pins and string. Sprinkle the and Mrs. Hyman Friedman of Santa and his ORCHESTRA outside skin with additional salt and pepper to taste. Place the bird breast Barbara Ave. "Music at Its Best side up on the rack of a deep roaster. for Your Guests" Miss Cooper is a senior in Wayne Add an additional cup of water to the pan, cover the roaster tightly, State University's college of ed- and cook for 2 hours at 400°F. with- out lifting the cover. Place the bird ucation, and her fiance, a graduate on a platter, remove the pins and of WSU, is attending the Univer- string, and serve at once. Pass the I . gravy separately and serve with the I stty of Michigan Medical School. rice. This amount serves 6, as the An early summer wedding is PHOTOGRAPHY by stuffing is mostly meat and smaller portions of the poultry are needed. planned. BERNARD H. By MILDRED GROSBERG BELLIN (Copyright, 1965, JTA, Inc.) Our faith, our freedom, and the courage to fight for both of them — this is the inspiring theme of Hanukah, based on the historic story of the Maccabees and the legend of Judith. Today, as in the past, our people have many ways of displaying their gratitude for the blessings which Hanukah signifies, from ennobling sermons and inspiring plays to symbolic foods and children's games. Each in its own manner contributes to the meaning the holiday has for us. It has frequently been said that being a scattered people was as much a boon to us as a disaster. Not only did it permit a remnant MRS. ROBERT DICKMAN to survive when some of us were overcome, but it has given us an In a candlelight ceremony Thurs- outlook that is worldwide in scope. day evening at Cong. Shaarey The variety of customs with which Zedek, Arlene Carol Martin be- the different groups of our people came the bride of Robert James celebrate each holiday, customs based on the varying lands in Dickman. Rabbi Morris Adler and which they lived, has added a rich- M. Robert Syme officiated. ness to our celebrations which we The couple's parents are Dr. could have achieved in no other I and Mrs. Peter A. Martin, 1560 way. The foods traditional to Lincolnshire, and Mr. and Mrs. Hanukah are no exception. Whereas Frank Dickman, 1535 Lincolnshire. some of us may feel that the holi- day is incomplete without latkes, The bride wore an Empire-style, others will be equally certain that A-line gown of silk satin, with a pastries fried in deep fat are more long-sleeved bodice of imported like those eaten by the Macca- Alencon lace. An attached, free- bees. For some of us, Hanukah and roast goose are inseparable. flowing, full-length panel of lace Others consider chicken, turkey, appliqued in satin adorned the or capon prepared in a special removable chapel-length train. A !festive manner a means of making shoulder-length circle mantilla of the holiday memorable. matching lace. was worn as the Our Hanukah menu this year is bridal headpiece. She carried a blending of recipes prepared by three roses on her consecration our Jewish housewives in many bible. lands. Two different combinations Joan Martin was her sister's are suggested for the main course. maid of honor. Bridesmaids were You may serve either roast goose Karen Faber, Karen Munch of with buckwheat latkes and goose California, Maxine Hormats and gravy, or a most unusual Hanukah treat, chicken or capon Balkan Judy Hormats of Maryland, Mrs. Jerome Magid and Helen Horo- style accompanied by rice. The re- mainder of the menu goes well ,witz. with either combination. You will Robert Hormats of Maryland notice that the peas called for are was best man. Richard Martin, the the very tiny ones which are some- bride's brother, was head usher. times labeled petit pois. You could Other ushers were Donald Wagner, substitute the regular canned peas Edward Mardigian Jr., Robert Tur- or the frozen ones, but these very kel of California, Robert Spector, tiny peas have a different flavor Seymour Grossman, Donald Solo- which will add an extra goodness man, Howard Moss, Mitchell Kauf- to the meal. To complete the tra- man, Howard Fixler and Duane ditional significance of the meal, Geisz. we have included Hesterliste, de- After a honeymoon is Puerto licious little pastries fried in deep Rico, the couple will reside in Oak fat. MENU FOR A HANUKAH DINNER Park. William Bergs illark ,Inniversaly in Miami Vegetable soup Grapefruit :halves Celery and Olives Roast goose with buckwheat latkes and goose gravy, or Balkan chicken or capon with rice Very tiny canned peas Tossed Salad Assorted rolls Hesterliste Dried fruit compote Tea Mr. and Mrs. William Berg, • Buckwheat Latkes (Parve) former Detroiters residing in cake yeast Miami Beach, will celebrate their 1 1 '2 cup lukewarm water 50th anniversary this month. 1 cup fine buckwheat flour 1 egg, beaten light The Bergs, married in Detroit, 2 tablespoons melted vegetable shortening lived here 45 years prior to Mr. tablespoon sugar Berg's retirement. They have two 1 1 /2 teaspoon salt sons, also former Detroiters, Syd- Dissolve the yeast in the water. Add ney of Columbus, 0., and Bernard the flour. Cover with a tea cloth, and let rise at 85°F. until light. Add of Cincinnati; and seven grand- the remaining ingredients, beat until children. The Bergs will be joined blended, and let rise again for 30 Cook on a well-oiled griddle by their children on the occasion. minutes. pan over medium heat. Use about 1 . THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 28—Friday, December 17, 1965 spoonful of batter for each pancake. Turn the cakes over only once, when the top begins to look dry and is cov- ered with bubbles. This amount makes FRANK PAUL EL 7-1799 Hesterliste (parve recipe) 4 teaspoons soft parve margarine 1 /4 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon water 1 egg, slightly beaten 1 teaspoon brandy About 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour Cream all the ingredients excz.pt the flour until well-blended. Add enough flour to make a stiff dough Knead until smooth. Divide the dough into 12 parts and roll out each part as thin as possible without tearing. Make 3 lengthwise slashes in the cen- ter of each piece. Fry 2 at a time in deep hot fat, 375°F., until the bot- toms are a deep brown. Turn over very carefully with a perforated skim- iner and brown the tops. Drain on absorbent paper and sprinkle gen- erously with equal parts of ground cinnamon and sugar mixed together. If you wish to serve Hesterliste at a dairy meal, use 1 teaspoon of soft butter in place of the 4 teaspoons of margarine and 1 tablespoon of light cream in place of the tablespoon of water. Radomer Aid and Ladies Society will sponsor a Hanukah party for members 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Workmen's Circle Center. Refresh- ments and games will be featured. For Millionaires Only KE 1 -8 1 96 Bar Mitzvahs — Weddings • ZAN GILBERT From LONDON, ENGLAND and His ORCHESTRA "Distinctive Styling in Music to your Individual Taste" Call UN. 1-3065 Marriages ETTINGER-ARLIN: Mr. and Mrs. Irving Arlin of Motorway Rd., Pontiac, announce the recent mar- riage of their daughter Beverly Doris to Leshek Ettinger at Temple Beth Sholom, Tustin, Calif. The bride, professor of fine arts at Fullerton College, received her bachelor of arts and masters de- grees at Michigan State University and has done advanced graduate research toward her doctorate in art history at the University of Florence. Mr. Ettinger, a former captain in the Israeli Defense Forces, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Ettinger of Tel Aviv. He is majoring in mechanical engineering at Chapman College. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Robert Bergman and Cantor Harvey Gold- stein. Ushers and bridesmaids were Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Alpern and Dr. and Mrs. Allan Cohen. A recep- tion and dinner followed at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Cohen. The couple honeymooned at Cannel- by-the-Sea. WINER Radomer Aid Celebration The Sholem Aleichem Institute announces a Zing Bing Go Go Fun Night on Monday, December 13th, 8:00 p.m. 19350 Greenfield Road, near W. 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