JNF's Better Idea for Mother's Day
The Jewish National Fund has
a gift idea for Mother's Day, May
9. David P. Zack, president, sug-
gests the planting of trees. in Israel
to honor mother or to perpetuate
her memory.
According to Zack, the planting
of a seedling that will eventually
grow into a sturdy, and perhaps
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fruit-bearing, tree provides a livin g
link to the land of the Bible.
The lush forests that grow in th e
once-barren desert are a result o f
the purchases of a few trees at a
time by individuals who desired to
mark certain occasions.
Trees planted in Israel can be
ordered from the Jewish National
Fund office, 968-0820. Certificates
are issued to purchasers in the
name of the person being honored.
The JNF office, 22100 Greenfield,
Oak Park, will be open May 9
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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2 teaspoons sale
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1 tablespoon chopped parsley
Boil water in a big pot and add the
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JNF Dinner to Honor
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NEW YOK (JTA)—The Ameri-
can Jewish World, in an editorial
discussing the problem of report-
ing by Jewish community news-
papers of mixed marriages, said
its policy was to publish notices
of such weddings if the ceremony
was performed by a rabbi "but
not to accept the story if the cere-
mony has taken place in a
church."
The issue, the Minneapolis-St.
Paul publication declared, was one
"that has increasingly troubled the
editors of Jewish journals and
confused the community."
Some of the publications, the
editorial added, "have, under the
pressure of vocal local opinion,
changed or amended their policies •
All have had to confront the per
plexing problem and sought to
deal with it on various levels of
principle and pragmatism."
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The Jewish weekly said "we
have been largely influenced by
the willingness of Jewish fam-
ilies to have such notices print-
ed. In other words, if the Jew-
ish family submits the story—
often attended by photos of the
bride—we are—with the excep-
tion noted—inclined to publish
it."
The editorial then cited the find-
ings of a survey on the issue made
by the Jewish News of Newark,
MISS SHARI ALPER
indicating that most Jewish pub-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Alper
lications do print mixed-marriage
of Ledgeway Dr., Birmingham,
notices.
announce the engagement of their
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daughter Shari Elaine to Stanley :.: 1/1 Ih at 'J
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g • :....: editorial, 76 editors were approach-
Harris Finsilver, son of Mr. and
ed in the Newark survey, and 45
Mrs. Lloyd Finsilver of Echo ....::
replied. Summarizing the findings,
By
Valley E., Farmington.
the
Cities Jewish publication
...: said Twin
Miss Alper was graduated from
that most of the editors re-
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Ruth
the University of Michigan. Her ....
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ported they did not use such an
fiance attended Highland Park .... Sirkis
item if a Christian minister or a
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Community College.
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A September wedding date has
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Most of the editors, "by far, do
(Copyright
been set
1971,
not restrict their wedding items to
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exclusively Jewish ceremonies,"
most of them "do not have dif-
'Brides and Grooms
ZESTY GREEN BEANS
ficulty with their readers in this
Talk Is Arranged
Vegetables can be so deliciously matter; and a great deal of heart-
The Jewish Institute for Brides good! They add zest, crispiness searching has gone into the mak-
and Grooms announces the sec- and color to any meal. Especially ing of policy."
ond in its spring lecture series if you prepare them "gourmet"
The weekly also reported the
for engaged couples. "The Part- style. By this I mean, if you cook fact of an "uneasy feeling that a
nership of Marriage" will take them correctly, and if you add Jewish newspaper that prints
mixed-marriage news is, in a
place 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the spices and other goodies.
Young Israel Center of Oak-Woods.
For example, think about spinach way, "sanctifying' mixed marri-
Leading the discussion will be. which is hated by kids but can ages and thus encouraging them.
Rabbi David M. Lieberman, dean turn into a marvelous spinach- To this, editors reply that their
of Yeshivath Beal. Yehuda and souffle under the hands of an ex- refusal to print such announce-
spiritual leader of Cong. Bnai perienced cook. Or, think about ments would hardly serve as a
Israel. He will speak about the mushrooms in cream sauce, or "deterrent" to such marriages.
"fifth dimension" in marriage— onions in wine, or green beans
the viability and relevance of with almonds . . . There is really
Jewish standards in the young, no end to the wonderful combina-
modern home.:"
tions that start with vegetables.
The lecture is open to all en-
Here we have green beans in
gaged couples at no charge, fol-
butter
sauce which will delight
lowed by a social hour. For infor-
any
lover
of good eating.
mation, call Mrs. Yitshak Kagan,
For six to eight servings:
542-5058.
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'Most Jewish Papers Print Notices
of Mixed Marriages if Rabbi Officiates
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MISS JUDITH SHORE
Mr. and Mrs. George Shore of_
Dover Ave., Southfield, announce
Mrs. Morris (Goldie) Adler will the engagement of their daughter
be this year's honoree at the an- Judith Irene to Jeffrey Bruce
nual dinner of the Jewish National Aisken, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Aisken of Carriage Lamp
Fund.
David P. Zack, president of the Dr., Southfield.
The wedding will take plaCe in
Jewish National Fund Council,
announces that the dinner will be September.
held June 17 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
Mrs. Adler will be honored for
her untiring efforts in support of
Israel. Proceeds of the dinner will
be applied for the planting of a
JNF forest in Israel in her honor.
Effort, Inc., in its task to assist
trainable retarded, announces its
"Flea Market" to be held at 14801
E. Jefferson at Ashland, 9 a.m.
Marriages
to 3 p.m., May 15, and 11 a.m. to
FOX-MORITZ: Mr. and Mrs. 4 p.m., May 16.
Jacob Krohngold of Wildwood
Articles of all sorts are needed
Ave., Oak Park, announce the re- for this sale and it is urged that
cent marriage of their daughter any of the following be called for
Margaret Krohngold Moritz to pickups of such contributions:
Mr. Harvey Fox. son of Mr. Sam-
Mrs. Ruth Nagle, 534-0857, after
uel Fox of W. Nine Mile Rd., Oak 6 p.m.; Mrs. Jeri Oliva, 851-6076,
Park, and the late Mrs. Ann Fox. or Mrs. Edith Wigder, 341-3122.
Articles Needed
for 'Flea Market'
to Assist Retarded