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HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday
Station: WJBK
and
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday
Station: Channel 2
Feature: "Maurice Samuel — A
Conversation" will be presented as
part of the series on "Literature
and the Jew."
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IN CONTACT WJR
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WJR
Feature: Examining trends with-
in American religious communi-
MISS MARILEE HANSON
ties, "The New Evangelism —
Mr. and Mrs. Frank James Han- Sound and Fury or Substance?"
son of Samoset Ave., Royal Oak, will be presented.
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announce the engagement of their
daughter Marilee Frances to David
HEAR OUR VOICE
Harold Helfman, son of Mr. and
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
Mrs. Phillip Helfman of Indiana
Station: WCAR
Ave.
Feature: As part of the series
The couple is planning a Nov. "To Sing Together" the Baal Shem,
20 wedding.
Hasidic Melodies, will be present-
ed. The chorus and orchestra are
conducted by Rafael Adler, the
arrangements by Richard J. Neu-
mann and Adler, and solos - by
Benjamin Siegel
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Democracy's influences on men
in public life, the universal versus
ETERNAL LIGHT
the American phenomena in pol-
Time: 10:30 p.m, Sunday
itical activities, the roles of the
Station: WWJ
leaders of the last two generations
Feature: "The Rainbow" by Jo-
—these and many other aspects seph Mindel will be presented as
are challengingly outlined in "The part of the series "Pages from
Things That Are Caesar's" by Prof. the Living Book." The story deals
Milton Katz of Harvard, published with Noah's attempt to save his
by Knopf.
generation from destruction by
Among the interesting develop- converting it from evil to right-
ments touched upon is one related eousness.
to President Wilson.
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"For the past quarter of a cen-
AGENDA FOR ACTION
tury," Prof. Katz writes, "govern-
Time: 8 p.m. Thursday
ment in the United States has been
Station: WDET-FM
dominated by the themes that ab-
Feature: "Divorce Legislation,"
sorbed Woodrow Wilson. Resist- a discussion of the pros and cons
ance against aggression and an en- of divorce legislation. Participants
deavor to establish a peaceful and will be Rhoda Karpatkin, a lawyer
productive international order and member of the Metropolitan
have shaped the foreign aspect. Council (AJC) Committee on Re-
Like the main internal themes— vision of Divorce Laws, and Prof.
the effort to vindicate human per- Earl Phillips of the Fordham Uni-
sonality while meeting the stresses versity Law School.
and realizing the opportunities of
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modern technology and economic
MESSAGE
OF ISRAEL
organization—the external under-
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday
takings have altered old and gen-
Station: WXYZ
erated new departments and agen-
Feature: "Does God Reward and
cies . . "
Punish?" is the title of a sermon
The spoilers and reformers, the by Dr. Joseph R. Narot, rabbi of
jobs confronting American offici- Temple Israel of Greater Miami.
als, the making of government pol-
icies—many are the issues touched
upon in this thought-provoking
book.
"The lessons distilled from the
national experience can serve as
a background for understanding,"
Prof. Katz declares. "Against that
background, the seeds for an ac-
commodation in local government
must be sought chiefly in the
structure, processes and history of
American urban society itself. We
may take Walt Whitman's injunc-
tion to heart: 'Now understand me
well—it is provided in the essence
of things, that from any fruition of
success, no matter what, shall
come forth something to make a
greater struggle necessary'."
Katz's 'The Things
That Are Caesar's'
What is there about the lowly
herring that had made it such a
favorite in our grandmother's day
— a love that has extended to our
own generation? For one thing its
availability and also its cheapness.
When the art of preserving herring
in brine was developed, probably
in Holland, some 400 years ago, it
was a boon to the remote shtetl far
from a river or lake. The varieties
in which it can be prepared are a
tribute to grandmother's resource-
fulness. It can be smoked, pickled,
chopped, baked, fried and mari-
nated, The types of herring are
legion — shmaltz, matjes, railch,
Bismark, etc. In popular folk hu-
mor the herring was synonymous
with a Litvak, and many a joke
was perpetrated at the poor Lit-
vak's expense which the victim
could safely disdain as long as
he had his herring.
Chopped Herring
3 shmaltz herrings
1 large onion
1 large apple
3 hard cooked eggs
3 tablespoons cider vinegar
1 roll or 2 slices white bread
11/2 teaspoons sugar
Soak herring in cold water overnight
after washing herrings thoroughly. Next
day drain, remove skin and bones.
Grate onion and peeled and pitted ap-
Fealk-Starr Wedding
to Take Place in August
By ROSALIND S. ZUNSER
(Copyright, 19 66, JTA, Inc.)
ple on large grater, pour vinegar over
bread. squeeze dry reserving the vine-
gar, chop altogether with two hard
cooked eggs adding sugar and herring,
adding vinegar and sugar to taste and
chop all very fine and smooth. Garnish
with yolk of egg sieved (hard cooked)
on top and chopped hard cooked white
of egg around it.
For wine chopped herring add 33 cup
prepared wine herring to above recipe
(chopping wine herring well) and soft-
en bread in wine sauce instead of vine-
gar. Garnish with hard cooked egg as
above.
Pickled Herring
3 herrings (milt)
milt from herrings
2 onions
1 cup vinegar
1/4 cup water
2 bay leaves
5 peppercorns
2 tablespoons sugar
1 lemon sliced thin
14 cup sour cream (optional)
Clean herrings tnoroughly. reserving
milt, soak herrings overnight in cold
water; next day slice herrings in two-
School for Deaf
Gets Agency Aid
BROOKLYN—In recognition of
the great need to provide deaf
Jewish children with a Jewish edu-
cation, the Tora education and cul-
tural department of the Jewish
Agency presented the Yeshiva In-
stitute for the Hard of Hearing
and Deaf with a grant for the
purchase of much needed audio
equipment.
The Yeshiva Institute, located in
Brooklyn is providing a Jewish
and secula
r education to children
with a hearing deficiency. By pro-
viding specialized teachers using
special audio equipment in small
classrooms these children are
emerging from their world of
silence.
inch slices, slice onions very thin, bring
vinegar. water. peppercorns and bay
leaves to a boil, cool to lukewarm,
mash milt with sugar. Put slices of her-
ring in jar alternating them with slices
of onion and lemon, combine mashed
niilt and sour cream with lukewarm
vinegar, water and spices and pour over
herring. Cover and let stand 1 day be-
fore serving. May be kept in refrigera-
tor one week.
Herrings in Casserole
1 lb. potatoes boiled in jackets,
when cool, peal and slice
1 shmaltz herring washed thor-
oughly and soaked overnight,
sour cream
pepper
butter
breadcrumbs
Alternate potatoes and sliced herring
in buttered casserole, adding pepper if
desired, pour sour cream over top and
sprinkle with crumbs. Bake in 375-de-
gree oven until crumbs brown.
Variation: Roll sliced herring in
flour, beaten egg and then in bread-
crumbs. Fry golden and put in hot oven
topped with sour cream for a few min-
utes. May add sliced onion, fried until
translucent if desired. Serve with pota-
toes.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 11, 1966-27
Fine Jewelry and Gifts
14 Karat
Gold Jewelry Sale
(Priced Right by Morris Watnick)
Holiday Gifts Galore
Salad
French peasants call salads,
"stomach ticklers."
Hundreds of Items
to Choose From
BRIDAL VEILS
EARRINGS • RINGS
BRACELETS • PENDANTS
CUFF LINKS • CHARMS
CHARM BRACELETS
And
Bridesmaids' Headpieces
CUSTOM MADE AND DESIGNED
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MISS ROCHELLE FEALK
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fealk of
Harding Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Rochelle Marilynn to Steven Starr,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Starr
of Sutherland Ave., Southfield.
Miss Fealk and her fiance, a
graduate of Wayne State Univer-
sity, where he was affiliated with
Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity, are
planning an August wedding.
342-2460
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ZAN GILBEIST
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and His ORCHESTRA
"Distinctive Styling in Music
to your individual Taste"
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ANNUAL
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CARE'S Cooperation
oIl Kashrut to Be Cited
NEW YORK—CARE, Inc., the
international agency which pro-
vides food, clothing and tools for
needy families throughout the
world, will receive the Kashruth
Service Award of the Union of
Orthodox Jewish Congregations of
America, at the UOJCA's nation-
al biennial convention Nov. 23-27
at the Shoreham Hotel, Washing-
ton, D.C.
The Kashruth Service Award
will honor CARE for its 17 years
of cooperation with the Orthodox
Union's kosher certification divi-
sion, providing hundreds of thou-
sands of packages of kosher foods
to needy Jewish families through-
out the world during the upheavals
which followed the Second World
War.
Once a year Walter Herz I nteriors sponsors a studio-wide sale of floor samples,
lamps and accessories. During this clearance, prices are drastically reduced
from 20% to 50%. II For your convenience, the studio will be open from 9 am
to 5 pm, Monday thru Saturday. II Remember, this clearance sale takes place
only once a year.
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