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--.. Young Women of Jewish :Nation=
at Fund invitee
to
"Auetionjfrunch-,`- 71"
Thurs -
day at the :Raleigh, Honse „ .
Mrs. Kenneth Shevity president:
is assisted 'by Mesdaines Kenneth
- MISS' CATHY BRODY.
Doke
' donor -.-chairman, and Shel-
lals
„Mid Mrs. Robeit Brody of
don Winkelman and Melvyn For-
`Afton Id: announce the engage-
man, co-chairmen of gifts.
ment
of
their daughter Cathy Jean
All auction merchandise will be
James -Lee Deutchman, son of
new, and proceeds Will go fOr the to
and Mrs. Bernard Deutch-
purchase. of children's-, playground Mr.
equipment in the KirYat Shmona man of Shaker Heights, 0.
Miss Brady attended Ohio State
forest and Playground in Isinel.
The area is a memorial to the University, where she was affili-
children- killed in- May 1970 when ated with Delta Delta Delta - Soror-
Arab terrorists -threw bombs into ity. She is a student at the Univer-
their School bus. T -
sity of Michjgan.
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For tickets and information, call
Her fiance, a graduate of Ohio
Classified Ads Ott fiidck:Besultii Mrs. Daiid: Schurgin, 557-1686. .
State, was a member of Zeta Beta
Tau Fraternity. He is an officer
in the U.S. KarY.
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A March wedding is planned.

'

. The - Upcoming . holidays"' of Suk-
hot and Simbat . Torah deserve
Something special, and we suggest
an apple strudel. A strudel is a
_rolled-uP cake filled with a variety
of fruit. The filling is tender and
moist, while, the dough enveloping
it is crisp and flaky. This combina-
tion makes the strudel mouth-
watering indeed. Our strudel is a
somewhat shorter version of the
old-fashioned one, the one where
the dough is stretched till paper
thin. We prepare a dough similar
to a pie-crust dough that tastes
good and is very manageable. We
fill this' strudel with apples and
raisins—traditional elements of the
holiday season.

For two 15-inch-lOng strudels:
THE DOUGH
2% cups flour
1 cup margarine (two sticks)
% cup cold water
1 tsp. vinegar
THE FILLING
4 tart medium apples
2 ibis. sugar
Complete ;election ir.i..,d;ne the Finest 74 10. Gold Jewelry
2 ibis. honey
cup raisins
yi cup pulverized almonds
Sae PA srris or Joel Wartnick
io
I tsp. cinnamon
4 ibis- bread crumbs
FOR ASSEMBLING
2 tbls. oil
4 tbls. bread crumbs
The Combined Jewish School, a
1 small egg
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GIFTS
combination of the Labor Zionist
2 ibis. water
cup confectioners sugar
283 Hamilton
and Sholem Aleichem schools,
Thurs. Cr fri. to 9 p.m.
644-7626
Birmingham Near De,c , }
will hold a hay ride at Upland
L Measure the flour into a big bowl.
With
a
blender, or two knives,
Hillc Farm, Oxford, the evening cut the pastry
margarine into the flour till
of Oct. 9. Students and parents the mixture .resembles small peas. Con-
tinue
to
work
with
your fingers, crum-
will leave by bus from the Hillel bling the margarine
in the flour till
Day School, Farmington, at 4 It resembles - cornmeal.
p.m. and return at 9 to the school.
2. In a measuring cup, mix the water
vinegar. Springle it over the flour.
The rate includes transportation,' and
• Exciting • Creative • Dignified
Blend with a fork and then make 40
hay ride and buffet supper. For kneads.
The dough is quite soft in .the
• Elegant
beginning, but gets more elastic as
those who drive themselves, the you
go along. To complete the knead-
price is reduced.
ing, take the, hole-dough in your hand
slam' it against the bowl. Pick up
Elementary school enrollment and
the dough and slam it 20 times. At the
is still open. For information oil end the dough becomes very elastic
t A
manageable. You may also do the
_ .
es
the school, enrollment or bey ride, and
slamming on-your table or other work-
call Sylvia Segal, school secre- ing surface lined with wax paper to
save
on cleaning. After the kneading
tary,-•851-1807, between 2 and 6 and slamming,
which take only about
p.m., Monday through Thursday, five minutes all together, make two balls
of
the
dough, cover them with wax
or 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sunday.
paper and let them rest in the re-
Sessions are at the Hillel Day frigerator for one hour.
3. When you start the final assembly
SchooL Bus transportation• is avail- and
baking of the strudel. pre-heat the
Closed Monday .
teens. Tram Baleillb Heusi) :
able, and car - pools can be ar- oven to 375 degrees F. Remove the
—
from the refrigerator to roll
dough
ranged: "
it out. You .may ' roll each ball at a
time, If you have a large working sur-
face. one near the other. Dust your
working surface with flour and roll out
a rectangle out of each ball of about
12x15 inches (approximately the size
of a cookie sheet or a jelly roll pan).
4. Prepare the filling: Peel the ap-
ples and grate them on a coarse grater.
"PAW PAW
Add all other filling ingredients and
mix well.
PURE CONCORD
S. Brush each rectangle with oil and
sprinkle it all over with two Ibis.
bread crumbs. Divide the filling into
two—half for each. With a tablespoon,
put mounds of the filling lengthwise,
creating a strip about three inches
wide. For easier roiling-up, put the
filling-strip one inch away from the
edge. Using the tablespoon, "iron"
the filling to make it smooth and
even. Roll up lengthwise, starting with
iWlitaaarva
folding the one-inch-edge over the
Geed -•
=WPM to Limit
filling, and then rolling as for a jelly
ta ns
roll. Repeat the same with the second
•Wad.
dough-rectangle and the other half of
the filling.
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Transfer the rolled strudels very
'
carefully to a cookie sheet or a jelly
I
"
roll pan which is slightly greased.
-11EADOWDALE
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INCY_
Place the strudels with their smooth
side up and the fold underneath. Pinch
the far edges and tuck them under
themselves.
7. Mix the egg with water, stirring
well. Brush the tops of the strudels
with- this mixture. Using a sharp
knife, make diagonal one-inch cuts on
top, about one inch apart. This will
prevent the strudels from bursting
while baking.
8. Bake in a 375-degree F oven for
one hour, or till the strudels are nicely
tatirdav, SundaF.,,awi
browned. Cool and sprinkle with con-
• -
fectioner's sugar.

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