Games Night to Benefit City of Hope Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Group of the City
All proceeds go to the City of
of Hope will hold a night of Hope Hospital, pilot research cen-
games 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at ter for catastrophic diseases.
Temple Israel.
Refreshments will be served, and
gifts awarded. Tickets are avail-
able at the door, or by calling
Evelyn Lewis, publicity chairman,
LI 6-0815.
We have a
Wonderful Business
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We are looking eagerly toward
.the holiday on which our Torah was
given—Shavuot. It is said that our
ancestors were in a great hurry
to go to Mt. Sinai to receive the
Torah. They didn't have enough
time to properly prepare the meat
dishes—so they served dairy food
instead. Since then we enjoy the
most delicious "Milechik" (dairy)
dishes on Shavuot. Milk, cream,
butter and cheeses are the main
ingredients used. Here you will
find a kosher pizza that utilizes
lots of cheese.
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The Dough
11/2 cups flour
1 cake yeast
34 cup water
2 this. oil
1 tsp. salt
Sauce and Topping
2 large, ripe tomatoes
1/a cup salad oil
1 /2 pound hard cheese (cheddar type)
1 6-oz. can tomato paste
2 garlic cloves (mashed)
1 tsp. oregano
10 ripe olives
1 can of anchovies (fillet)
1. Combine the yeast in 34-cup luke
warm water. Leave it for about 15
minutes, then combine with the flour
and knead lightly. Add the oil and
knead more till you have a smooth
and elastic ball, (about 8 minutes.)
In a warm place let it rest and rise
in a large bowl.
2. After an hour, heat the oven to
450° F., and turn out on a dusted
surface and knead for about a minute.
Then, roll out with a rolling pin into
a 12-inch circle. Transfer it to a
greased baking sheet, or a special
round pizza-pan. Pinch the edges of
the dough so it will stand up slightly.
Brush the dough with oil.
3. Prepare the "goodies" that go on the
pizza while the dough is still resting.
Grate the cheese on a coarse grater.
Slice the tomato into thin slices. Mix
the tomato paste with the mashed
garlic, add 3 ibis. water, and a dash
of pepper and salt.
4. Put the tomato slices on the dough,
arranging them evenly. Sprinkle one-
half of the cheese over the tomatoes
--evenly. Spread the tomato sauce
all over, except the edges. Sprinkle
some more oil, then arrange the
anchovies and the olives symmetri-
cally so every eater will have his
share. Sprinkle on the rest of the
cheese.
5. Put in a 450° F. heated oven for
about 20 minutes. The pizza is ready
when the cheese is melted and the
dough looks nicely browned.
6. Serve while hot. You will have about
six to 10 servings.
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incoln Shopping Center
(Formerly at 7 Mite Schaefer)
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Mrs. Julius Doppelt, _national
Hadassah board member and ex-
pansion chairman, will serve as
adviser to the conference of Ha-
dassah's Michigan Region May
24-26 at the Butzel Conference
Center, Camp Tamarack, Orton-
ville. -
Mrs. Doppelt, a graduate. of
Hunter College and Columbia Uni-
versity, has been active in Hadas-
sah most of her life.
At "Kibutz Hadassah" as the
program committee is naming it,
the theme is "Hadassah Action
Line to Today's Living."
Mrs. Reuben Bienstock, confer-
ence chairman, expects more than
100 official delegates representing
the near-10,000-member Michigan
region.
Additional members from nearby
chapters, especially Flint and De-
troit, will come to the awards
luncheon Tuesday to hear Mrs.
Pianist to Be
Hadassah Guest
at Installation
The installation luncheon of the
Metropolitan Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah will be held noon June
1 at the Town and Country Club,
Mrs. Julian Tobias, chairman of
the day, announced.
Mrs. Sidney J. Winer, chapter
president, will present the annual
report.
David Syme, 22-year-old pianist,
who has concertized in Detroit and
the states of New
York and Arizo-
na, will be the
guest artist. He is
the son of .,Rabbi
and Mrs. M. Rob-
ert Syme.
The former
Juilliard School of
Music student
made his Detroit
Symphony debut
Syme
in 1967. 'A winner
of many awards and scholarships,
Syme is organist at Temple Israel
and accompanist for the Detroit
Grand Opera Association.
He is a protege of Mischa Kottea
ler, who is preparing him for the
Tchaikovsky International Piano
Competition in Moscow in 1974.
Group honors, to be presented at
the Hadassah regional conference
in May, will be awarded to all de-
partments.
Mrs. Doppelt Mrs. Bienstock
Doppelt discuss ",Hadassah's Chal-
lenge 1971-72" and remain for the
anniversary dinner in the evening.
The dinner celebrates the 10th
anniversary of the creation of
Michigan as a separate region and
the 10th anniversary of the openi
of the Hadassah Medical Ce
Ein Karem.
Albert Elazar, in his 'last major
presentation to the Hadassah mem-
bership before his and Mrs. Ela-
zar's aiiya, will be featured speak-
er at the dinner. Mrs. Elazar will
be a guest of honor.
A special feature of the Tuesday
evening program will be a pro-
gram of Israeli songs and dances
by representatives of Michigan's
Hashahar group. Michigan Region
and individual chapters have re-
ported considerable progress in en-
rolling young people in programs
designed to increase their interest
in and commitment to Jewish val-
ues and the state of Israel.
Kathy Rosenberg to
Be
Bride of Gary I. Sklar
The slate of officers will he
presented by Mrs. Jack W. Perl-
man, chapter nominating com-
mittee chairman.
Mrs. Julian Tobias will be in-
stalling officer and will invest
chapter and group presidents after
the election that afternoon.
The slate is as follows: President,
Mrs. Albert Newman; vice presi-
dent- coordinators, Mesdames E.
Newton Rottenberg, Eugene K.
Kahn, Jerome Kaufman, Leo
Keeps, Norman Rosenfeld, Irvin
Meckler, George Weingarden,
Nathan Soberman and Emanuel
Sarko; treasurer, Mrs. David
Schwartz; secretaries, Mesdames
Herman Fox, Herbert Schnaary
MISS KATHY ROSENBERG
Mr. Leslie Rosenberg of E. Jeff-
erson Ave. announces the engage...,
ment of his daughter Kathy. Ellen-
to Gary Irwin Sklar, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Sklar of W. 12
Mile Rd.
The bride-elect, daughter of the
late Esther Rosenberg, received
her bachelors and masters. degrees,
from the University of Michigan i,
where she was affiliated. with Phi_
Sigma Sigma Sorority. She has..at-,
tended the Sorbonne.
Mr. Sklar was-- graduated from
Michigan State University. and the
Detroit College of Law. ,
A July wedding is planned.,
The Jewish News regrets the
wrong photograph appeared. over
and Richard Kamil.
Group presidents to be invested
are: Birmingham, Mrs. Louis
Zuckerman and Mrs. George Bara-
hal; Evergreen, Mrs. Karel Bass;
Franklin, Mrs. Daniel Knopper;
Greenfield . Schaefer, Mrs. Louis
Wohl; Business and Professional,
Sara Epstein; Heights, Mrs. Victor
Moss; Huntington Woods, Mrs.
Philip Hertz; Livonia, Mrs. Merwin
Solomon; Oak Park; Mrs. Bernard
Goldberg; RiVeretest, Mrs. Nor-
man Ross; Eleanor Roosevelt,
Mrs. Russell Meskin; Sharon, Mrs.
Mark Saidman; Sherwood-Univer- this announcement last week.
sity East, Mrs. Peter Martin; Sun-
Immunity Joins the War
day, Marilyn Klein; Henrietta
Can the human body's own im-
Szold, Mrs. Louis Rochman; Tow-
ers, Mrs. Samuel J. Levitt; and mune defenses help fight cancer?
Support Ule research scientists
Village, Mrs. Albert Kaplan.
; For reservations, call the Hadas
seeking the .answers, by giving to
sah office, BR 3 5441.
the American Cancer Society.
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