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Oneg Group to Hear
Joshua Joyrich
The Oneg Shabat Group of the
Jewish Center will present Joshua
Joyrich 1:30 p.m. Feb. 6 at the
Center. He will lecture on ."Shabat
Observance — Its Traditional Ap-
proach."
Ruth Goldman, who directs com-
munity singing every Saturday, an-
nounces that Morris Becker will
lecture on the portion of the week
March 6, and Sarah Friedman will
discuss "Aspects of Yiddish Litera-
ture" April 3.
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A souffle has both a good and
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For four servings:
S eggs
'4 tsp. cream of tartar
V. cup butter
3 this. flour
1 cup hot milk
3i cup grated bard cheese
.A2 tsp. salt
V. UP. white pepper
1. Butter a six-cup souffle dish.
Sprinkle It with one ibis. of the
grated cheese. Set aside. Heat the
oven to 400 degrees.
2. Separate the eggs. Put the whites
into a large bowl for whipping.
3. In a medium saucepan melt the
butter and add the flour. Stir
well and cook till the mixture
bubbles. Don't let it brown. Cook-
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hot milk all at once. Stir vig-
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5. Return the pan to a medium
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mixing well after each addition.
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T h e ARTHUR MITCHELL
DANCE TREATER of HARLEM
makes its Detroit concert debut,
8:30 p.m., Feb. 12 at Ford Audi-
torium, sponsored by the Detroit
Metropolitan Dance Project and
the University of Detroit Town and
Gown Series.
As senior premier of the New
York City Ballet, Mitchell is the
first black dancer to become a prin-
cipal artist in a world famed bal-
let company.
Israeli-French Plans
for Widening Air
Pact Explored in Paris
PARIS (JTA)—Shimon Peres, Is-
raeli minister of transport, com-
munications and posts, met with
French Transport Minister Jean
Chamant to reportedly discuss cur-
rent plans for widening the Franco-
Israeli aeronautical agreement that
is up for renewal this year.
The pact provides for a pooling
of Paris-to-Tel Aviv flights by Air
France and El
and related ar-
rangements on transit and landing
rights.
Peres' visit here marks the first
Franco-Israeli contact at the minis-
terial level since Israeli Foreign
Minister Abbe Eban's visit in
August 1968.
Although Peres' meetings are of
a strictly technical nature, their
very existence indicates a definite
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improvement in the relations of the
two nations. Such meetings could
pot have been even considered in
the climate that existed up to a
formal's:war center
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Tuesday, February 2nd
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18650 LIVERNOIS, SOUTH OF SEVEN
VERDI TOURING
OPERA COMPANY
Pays tribute to
DON FROHMAN
Singer - Composer - Conductor
The Verdi Touring Opera Company pays tribute to
Don Frohman on his 25th Season as leading baritone
with- the company.
Mr. Frohman, who has been singing the leading bari-
1 tone roles with the company for the past 25 years, is
not only the possessor of a beautiful velvet voice, but
an excellent singer of good taste and dramitic ability,
but his skillful musicianship and his fathomless musi-
cal knowledge has brought 'him praise from the entire
company, and for the past six seasons he has been ap-
pointed as the Conductor of the company.
We wish Mr. Frohman many years of good health and
guidance of this company, for we find- him to be as
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excellent and exciting a conductor as he is a singer.
The Verdi Touring Opera Company
ENZONO CARANO
impressorio_mid Managing Director
engage in world trade.
MIKVA ISRAEL and WOMEN'S ORTHODOX LEAGUE
announce their Annual 13anquel on Sunday, February 7, 1971 at Cong._Skaarey Shomaylm, 14200 W. Ten Mile Rd., at 6:30 p.m.
Guest Speaker-
RABBI BEREL WEIN
of Miami Beach, Fla.
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BUENOS AIRES (JTA)—Cairo's
diplomatic offensive intended to
promote Egypt's point of view in
the Middle East conflict, has
reached Buenos Aires, where a
five-man Egyptian mission,
headed by Minister, of State Hus-
sein Zulficar Sabri, held two days
of meetings with Argentine lead-
ers.
Argentina is one of the new
non-permanent members of the
UN Security Council. Sabri said
he found "much understanding"
of Egypt's position among Ar-
gentine leaders. He gala Egypt
would not extend the current
cease fire in the Suez Canal zone
because "It would meal. accept-
ing the occupation of our terri-
tory" by Israel.
He said, however, thit Egypt
will "maintain, for the time being,
a defensive position," indicating
that Egypt does not intend to re-
sume warfare when the cease fire
expires on Feb. 5.
Metropolitan Federal
Names 2 Asst. VPs
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