Pioneer Women Set $3 Million Campaign

SHERRI'S

• Clubb's Country Kitchen •

• Sherri's

• Efros Drug - Company

• fabuldus Star Bakery

LEA
MALL

•

• Bud Rollins Shoes

• The Buttery

• Pickivick Shop

He added that "the Arab people
cannot continue to support leaders
who tell them lies of victories
rather than build of their coun-
try." Gen. Rabin commented that
the Arabs had no hope of defeat-
ing Israel militarily.

• Bab's Hair Fashions

• Rigsby Shoe. Service

• Ala's Barber Shop

• Room At The

Bottom

UNDER THE BRIGHT ORANGE ROOF at GREENFIELD and 10 MILE ROADS

A new physical education class
for husbands and wives, "Mr. and
Mrs. Fitness Recreation Night,"
will be held at the new Jimmy
Morris Gymnasium at the Jewish
Center's 10 Mile Rd. Building in
Oak Park.
The class will be held 8:15 p.m.
Wednesday and will include vol-
leyball, badminton, square dancing
and fitness activities.
Participation is open to all Cen-
ter members at no charge, but
nonmembers may register for the
program for a fee. The sessions
will continue through the end of
January.

Radomer Meeting Set

Radomer Aid Society will meet
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Workmen's
Circle Center. Discussion will cen-
ter on a rummage sale in Nov.

NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRODUCTS AT LOW, LOW EVERYDAY PRICES!

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White Meat

Strictly 1.1

ROAST BEEF
$199 lb.

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3

Cans

$100

BEECHNUT
COFFEE

1 lb.
Can

ALCOA WRAP

CRISCO OIL

ALUMINUM
FOIL

For Salads, Baking

and Cooking

38 ioez. .

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Right to Limit
Quantity

SAMSOE
CHEESE

COTTAGE
CHEESE

Large or Small Curd

55

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(Danish Cheese]

7 oz.
Wheel

PLANTERS

DRESSINGS

TOMATO
COCKTAIL

MIXED
NUTS

Italian

Bile.
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DOFO, BABY

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Imported from
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BORDEN'S

1 lb.
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18 Inch
25 Foot
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39 `

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As in many other fields, we had
to use imagination in Israel. We
have devised "chopped liver" made
out of eggplants. The reason was
simple: We didn't have too- many
livers, but eggplants we had in
abundance.

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CHEESE
SPREADS

Long Grain

INSTANT
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28 oz.
Bag

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29`

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It's Delicious!

Delicious!

So I invite you to taste Israeli
"chicken liver." I won't be sur-
prised if you like it even better
than the original.

4 oz. 79C
jar

Plus 15c coupon
in jar.

1 medium onion
2 pounds eggplant
5 hard-boiled eggs
12 will be used
for decorating)
oil for frying
salt
pepper

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LIVERS

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Finest, Tender Cut

GREEN
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PUNCH

Reg. or Lo-Cal.

All Flavors

Famous

HEINZ

HAMBURGER

DILL SLICES

14 oz.
Can

Jar

39 c

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GRAPEFRUIT

Pink or White

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3

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1-lb.
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Pkgs.

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FOR

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. TRY OUR

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JO 6-4640
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Our

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(Copyright 1969, JTA, Inc.)

SEVEN SEAS

Creamy Russian or

Mea is

As you probably know, chopped
chicken liver is a classic Jewish
favorite. It is no problem to pre-
pare when you have the livers
available, but it takes some imag-
ination to produce the same taste
using substitutes.

MAXIM

Special Sole!

Miss Daitch will graduate from
the University of Michigan in De-
cember. Her fiance is a graduate
of Wayne State University and is
currently doing graduate work
there.
A December wedding is planned.

By RUTH SIRKIS

TENDERLEAF
TEA BAGS
Count
" sox 49`

6 8c

MISS CAROLYN DAITCH

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Daitch of
Hilton Rd., Southfield, announce
the engagement of C eir daughter
Carolyn Louise to Marc Grant of
Santa Rosa Ave.

Jewish

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All Grinds

Cr raw/ I)aiich Engaged
to Marry _Ware Grant

Physical Fitness Class for
Couples at 10 Mile Center

I Israeli Ambassador Yitzhak Ra.
I bin said at the opening session
of the convention that "For the
time being, it does not look like
the Arabs will take the risk of
another war. Rather the Arabs will
continue their war of attrition.
Peace however will be achieved
within the next fre to 10 years."
Gen. Rabin said, "I don't be-
lieve that in the second half of
the 20th century dictatorships
that lie to their people can be
sustained. President Nasser (of
Egypt) will not be able to over-
come the revolt of the young
people who are not now allowed
to talk, much less declare a day
of 'moratorium."'

Elegance and high fashion in women's apparel.

N V

In citing the three previous
Arab-Israeli conflicts in which
each Israeli victory was "stronger"
than 'the previous one, he said,
"if they ask for the fourth war,
we are going to follow in the
same way." As long as Israel has
one supersonic plane for every
three Arab planes, we feel safe,"
he said.

WASHINGTON {JTA)—Pioneer
Women announced a new two-year
fund raising quota of $3,000,000
to support its social service proj-
ects in Israel, a new record for
the 44-year-old labor Zionist or-
ganization. The 600 delegates to
the 21st biennial convention
pledged to support the new ob-
jective. The previous goal. was
S2.5 million.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 17, 1969-25

FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT

The finest and largest selection in the area. We clean,

bone, skin and grind all fish free of charge. For

special service call

JO 6-4640

for decorating
parsley(
ripe olives
I tomato

inch
1. Peel the eggplants. Slice into
slices. Fry on both sides in a big pan
with one-inch deep oil in it. The
slices should be brown on both sides.
You will find that the eggplant ab-
sorbs some oil, so you will have to
to add oil when frying the second
batch. If you wish. you may put the
fried eggplant slices on paper towels
to remove some of the oil from them
2. Chop the onion and fry in the oil
until golden bross n.
3. Put through a food chopper the fried
eggplants, three hard-boiled eggs and
the fried onions. (You could chop
them with a knife on a wooden
board, or in your electric blender).
Add salt and pepper to taste.
4. Arrange on a platter and garnish
with slices of tomato, two eggs. and
parsley and olives. You can serve
eight as a first course at dinner.

Sngagements

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Merin. of
' N. Kane St. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Margaret
• Rose to Michael Lawrence
Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ruben Schwartz of Brooklyn. Mr.
Schwartz attends Pratt Institute in
Brooklyn. A Jan. 31 wedding is -
planned.
•
• •

Mrs. Mark Kaminski of Carriage
Hill, Southfield. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Helen
Sara to Martin Jay Blank, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blank of Phil-
adelphia. Miss Kaminski. a grad-
uate of the University of Michigan,
received a masters of urban plan-
ning from the City University of
New -York. Mr. Blank, a graduate .
of Columbia Colleg e, attends
Georgetown University law school.
A December wedding is planned.