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Zionist Organization Inaugurates Six-Week One Last Recipe
With Jaffas
Membership Drive; Weisman to Speak on 7th While we're waiting for the
A six-week membership drive an opprobrium must be met by
was inaugurated by the Zionist the Jewish communities with firm
Organization of Detroit under the replies of giving strength to the
chairmanship of Dr. Sidney Leib. Zionist cause. They declared:
"If we do not respond so firmly,
Aided by a
we will be rendering strength to
number of teams
the
anti-Semites who, ashamed of
chosen from the
resort to Jew-baiting, attempt to
membership at a
substitute
Zionism for their imten-
meeting at the
lion of spreading anti-Semitism."
Leibs' home on
The six-week campaign will
April 23, several
culminate with a champagne cock-
hundred Detroit-
tail party honoring the completion
ers will be con-
of the new addition and remodel-
tacted.
ing of the Zionist Cultural Center,
In a call for
at which time new members and
support of this ef-
workers will be invited as special
fort, Dr. Leib and
guests.
Panush,
Louis
ZOD
president,
pointed to the
necessity to
strengthen the
movement in its
Dr. Leib
current task to
"Facing the Challenge of the
defend Israel's position in many '70s for Senior Adults" is the
areas.
theme of the Midwest Jewish Wel-
Their statement declared that fare Board Senior Adult Confer-
the assault on Zionism was part ence to be held May 3-5 at North-
of the international scheme to land Inn and the Jewish Center.
undermine Jewry's position in the Representatives from Jewish
search for freedom for the em- Centers in 15 cities will partici-
pate. Each delegate will attend
battled people of
mini-conferences, whose themes
Israel.
are "The Role of the Center in
They announced
Serving Senior Adults," an evalu-
that the first re-
ation
of current programs and
port on the mem-
recommendations - for new ones
bership d r i v e
conducted
in English and Yiddish;
will be submitted
"Better Services for Better Liv-
at a board meet-
ing," concerned with housing,
ing of the ZOD
nursing homes, transportation,
at the Zionist
etc.; and "What Can the Senior
House, 8:30 p.m.
Adult
Contribute Toward Making
Thursday.
a Better World" (peace, Israel,
That meeting,,.
aiding
Russian Jewry, environ-
will be addressed '
mental problems, etc.).
by Herman Weis-
Keynote
address at the confer-
m a n, chairman
ence will be by Martha W. Grit-
of the national
fiths.
Dignitaries
will bring
executive c o m-
greetings from the city and state
mittee of the Zi-
and
the
Jewish
community.
onist Organiza-
Weisman
A highlight of the conference
lion of America, who will outline
latest developments in Zionism and will be the Delegates' Ball, to be
held Monday night at Northland
the worldwide efforts to protect
Inn, with the Zen Gilbert Orches-
Israel's political role.
tra.
Weisman has been nominated to
Among the senior adults who
succeed Jacques Torczyner as pres-
ident of ZOD next September.
Weisman is on a national ZOA
tour. Hosts for this meeting are
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Kramer.
He is chairman of the ZOD Execu-
By
tive Committee.
Urging unified effort to assure
Ruth
protection for Israel on the inter-
national arena, Panush and Dr.
Sirkis
Leib, in their appeal for an en-
larged ZOD membership, declared
(Copyright
that the Soviet and Arab bloc
1970,
gang-up with resort to Zionism as
JTA, Inc.)
Susan Zolkower to Wed
Lawrence Bert Kessler
In Jewish cookery one can find
elements of many different national
cuisines. The Russian Borsht, the
German Sauerbraten, and the Ara-
bic Falafel, to name just a few. We
learned the basic principals of the
dishes' preparation, and adapted it
to our own way of kosher cooking.
Recently I sampled some Poly-
nesian dishes in the beautiful
Trader Vic's restaurant in Beverly
Hills. I liked many of the dishes
which were made of fish, chicken,
fruits and vegetables, and which
were served in a very gracious and
colorful manner.
As soon as I came home I went
to my kitchen trying to produce a
kosher luau. Here is a "pupu,"
and appetizer, made of sole fish. It
can also be served as a luncheon
dish.
A KOSHER PUPU (Appetizer)
MISS SUSAN ZOLKOWER
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Zolkower of
Knob Woods Dr., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Susan Gail to Lawrence
Bert Kessler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Kessler of Teaneck.
The bride-elect is a senior at the
University of Michigan, majoring
in business. Mr. Kessler graduated
Phi Beta Kappa from the Univer-
sity of Michigan and is currently
attending the Harvard Law School.
A June 1971 wedding is planned.
1 pkg. of frozen
fish fillets
1 egg
2 tblsp. flour
2 tblsp. water
2 tblsp. sesame
seed
1 tsp. salt
011 for frying
I whole lemon
1. Thaw the fillet and cut them into
"fingers," about 3 inches long and 1
inch wide. Sprinkle with salt.
2. Mix together the egg, flour, water,
sesame seed and one tsp. salt. Blend
well so there will be no lumps.
3. In a skillet put oil so It will be at
least one Inch deep. Heat the oil.
4. Put each fish "finger- into the
sesame-batter and cover the fish very
well, from all sides, with the batter.
5. Fry the "fingers" In the hot oil, turn-
ing them around so they get browned
on all sides. The color should be a
deep golden brown.
6. Put on paper towels to drain some
of the oil. Serve hot with wedges of
lemon.
Friday, May 1, 1970-25
judge's verdict on the winner of the
Captains appointed to lead the Jaffa Orange Recipe Contest, here
campaign are Dr. Sanford Bennett, is the last entry submitted after
Mrs. Sidney Brand, William Fleish- our last issue went to press.
er, Mrs. Ira G. Kaufman, Mrs.
Mrs. Sidney Witkow, 1221 Eldo-
Norma Hudosh and Mrs. I. Walter
rado, Flint, offers this Jaffa Glory
Silver.
Cake.
Additional members of the com-
MRS. WITKOR,"S
mittee are Mrs. Sanford Bennett,
JAFFA GLORY CAKE
Judge and Mrs. Irwin Burdick,
2
cups
flo
u r
cup Jaffa
Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Friediaender,
orange juice
soda
Dr. and Mrs. Jack R. Greenberg,
1 cup chopped
cup
enr
or
raisins
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz and Mr. and
shortening
cup
a u i chopped
Mrs. Richard B. Kramer. Mrs. I.
walnuts
t cup sugar
1
tsp.
grated
2 eggs
Walter Silver will serve as publi-
orange rind
city chairman.
Sift together flour, soda and salt
Crearn butter and sugar and blend in 2
Anyone interested in joining the eggs.
Add orange juice alternately with
ingredients. Add raisins, walnuts
may call the office, 353 - 3636. , dry
and orange rind. Spread batter in a
greased
jelly roll pan. Bake in a 350
.
degree oven, 40-45 minutes.
Itlidwest Senior Adult Parley
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
are active in the planning of this
conference are Joseph Shapiro,
chairman; Louis Dunn and Molly
Copley, co-chairmen; committee
chairmen Leah Rubel, Jennie
Schubiner, Ethel Solomon, Joseph
Shapiro and Molly Copley; Senior
Adult Council representatives
Rose Brenner, David Brown, Em-
ma Dworkin, Pearl Fine, Hyman
Golub, David Gorenbein, Louis
Kroopnick, Louis Lifshitz, Mildred
Lefkowitz, Ann Leopold, Harry
Levine, Ethel Snyder, Sam Solo-
mon, Josephine Weinsweig and
Fannie Weiss; Detroit Jewish Cen-
ter staff; Ada Feldman and Laina
Temchin; Jewish Welfare Board
staff, Cyril L. Slesnick; committee
advisers, Cantor Nicholas Fenakel,
Mrs Arthur Gould, Mrs. Norman
Ross and Mrs. David Zellman;
and conference director, Allan Gel-
fond.
For information, contact the
Jewish Center, DI 1-4200.
Topping
While warm, sprinkle cake with rs
cup of Jaffa orange juice and then with
a mixture of tt cup sugar and S. cup
chopped walnuts.
Photographers, sightseers and
other visitors find delight in the
more than 150 scenic waterfalls in
Michigan's Upper Peninsula, ac-
cording to the Michigan Tourist
Council.
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