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Cantor Birnholtz to Sing at Shomrey Emunah

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 8, 1968-27

Cantor Joseph Birnholtz will, ticket chairman Mrs. Chana Gro-
sing cantorial selections at the pre- ber, 399-2897, or Mrs. Fannie Lau-
fer , president, 398-7146.
Purim dinner sponsored by Shom-
The Ruda Family Club will hold a pre-Purim "bake-in," with rey Emunah Sisterhood 6 p.m. Sun-
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In celebration of their 38th wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs.
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and later left on a cruise to the West Indies with stops at the Carib- piano by Elaine
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The annual din-
Rabbi and Mrs. Leo Y. Goldman, 14131 Victoria, Oak Park, are
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celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday with their three ner enables the
sisterhood to car,
children, Joseph, Vivian and Rose.
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Jewish Meals

(Copyright 1968, JTA Inc.

Purim is the festival celebrated Haman, arch anti-Semite and min-
by Jews on the 14th and 15th days ister to the Persian King Ahasu-
of Adar. According to tradition, it erus, husband of Queen Esther
commemorates the deliverance_gf and believed to be King Artaxerxes
the Jews by Queen Esther and her of history. It is the one holiday in
uncle Mordecai from the mas- the Jewish calendar in which the
sacre plotted against them by carnival spirit is prevalent. No-
where is the carnival spirit more
manifest today than in Israel and
joseff-Fine Engagement for understandable reasons. There,
the people feel that through some
divine miracle they, too, were
Is Announced Here
saved from fiendish plottings to ex-
terminate them by Hitler, the mod-
ern Haman.
During the holiday unrestrained
hilarity is rampant, with parades,
floats and general conviviality.
Since the population in Israel con-
sists of refugees from nearly eighty
countries, children, and even some
adults, dress up in their former
national costumes, which in Orien-
tal and African countries can be
very colorful.
Here is a suggestion for the
menu to celebrate the gala occa-
sion:

MISS BEVERLY JOSEFF

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Joseff of
Westmoreland Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter Bev-
erly Elaine to Stuart Jay Fine, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Fine of Oak
Park Blvd., Oak Park.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Michigan State University's school
of education, where she was affili-
ated with Sigma Delta Tau So-
rority. Her fiance is currently at-

tending the School of Architecture

at Lawrence Institute of Technol-
ogy.
A July 4 wedding is planned.

PURIM MENU
Celery
Olives
Chopped Herring
Chicken Soup
Carrot Sticks
Noodles Roast Duck, Rice Stuffing
Chick Pea Salad
Fresh Fruit
Mohn Strudel
Tea and Lemon
Pareve Hamantashen
Milhig Hamantashen
Dough:
.2 lb. cream cheese
1/2 lb. butter
21/2 cups flour
1 tablespoon sweet cream
Blend above ingredients with a pastry
blender and refrigerate overnight.
Filling:
1 lb. tekiar
dried apricots
‘,:slb. chopped nuts (optional)
sugar to taste
Wash and cook apricots in water to
cover until it is like jelly. Cook with
Likvar (prune until it is smooth.
add chopped nuts if you wish and sugar
to your taste.
Roll dough Li-inch thick, cut into 3-
inch circles. Place some of the filling
on each circle. Pinch edges of circle
together over filling leaving about
In I the middle open. Bake in a 400
degree oven until cakes hrown.
PAREVE HAMANTASHEN
Dough:
11/2 cups flour
teaspoon salt
2 egg yolks
lb. margarine or any vegetable fat
11/2 tablespoons white vinegar
11/2 tablespoons ice water
Combine 1 cup of the flour, salt and
margarine or vegetable fat and with a
pastry blender, blend same until it is
like small pebbles. Mix egg yolks well.
add vinegar and water and remaining
1/2 cup of flour. Mix mixture together
and refrigerate overnite. Next day roll
dough it-Inch thick, cut into 3-inch cir-
cles, place some of the filling on each
circle. Pinch edges of circle together
over filling leaving about tS in the
middle open. Bake at 400 degrees about
20 minutes.
Filling:
1: cup of sugar
1 cup water
lb.ground mohn
1 tablespoon any jelly
1 tablespoon grated orange rind
juice 1/2 orange
juice of 1/2 lemon
1 medium apple peeled and grated
Cook altogether until light consis-
tency and refrigerate overnight. May
add raisins or chopped nuts to the
above.

Cancer in Israel
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on Rise in Women

The cancer mortality rate among
women in Israel has risen 8 per
cent since 1951, the second highest
increase in the world, according
to research conducted by Metro-
politan Life Insurance Co.
Mortality from cancer of the
breast, which is the principal com-
ponent of cancer death rate for
white women in the United States,
has risen 42 per cent in Israel.
Italy showed the largest death
rate from cancer, with a 12 per
cent rise.
In Israel in 1962-3, among the
Jewish population, there were re-
ported 126.2 deaths from cancer
for every 1,000 women. Of this
figure, 14.1 died from stomach can-
cer (down 27 per cent); 8.4 from
intestinal cancer (up 50 per cent);
3.4 from cancer in the rectum (up
17 per cent); 13.6 from I biliary
passages and liver cancer (up 20
per cent) and 5.3 from pancreas
cancer (up 8 per cent).
The figure also includes 6.2
deaths from lung and bronchus
cancer (up 5 per cent); 25 from
breast cancer (up 42 per cent);
6.8 from uterus cancer (down 21
per cent); 7 from ovary cancer
(up 9 per cent); 1.5 from urinary
organs cancer (up .15 per cent)
and 6.4 from leukemia (up 31 per
cent).
Of the 1,000 women, 28.5 died of
cancer located in sites not
indicated.

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