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Nancy Kadushiri to Be

Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg tii-Zero . In
on Issue of 'Israel Black Panthert

Mr. liantkr's Bride

JWV

Author, lecturer and rabbi, Dr. Jews'• won the first -Amram Award
Arthur. Hertzberg will address the In 1967 as the best "work of non-
combined meeting of Beth -Shalom fiction in the Jewish field.
Sisterhood and Men's Club 8:30 A member of the executive of
p.m. Thursday at the synagogue. the. Jewish. Agency for Israel,'Dr.
Dr. Hertzberk's topic is "The Hertzberg also is president of the

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Black Panthers of Israel
-- Social Conference on Jewish Social
Crisis in a :Time
:i e of National Studies and editor of that °Mani-
Emergency, _ a•.subject -on which_ ration's quarterly publication. He
he is considered
, be an
, authoritY is -consulting editor to the Encyclo-
The rabbr of Temple Emma- media Tudelea, which will be pub-
ZI, Englewood,'
NJ:, is also lee- lished in I97Z -
tueer
idatery.tu
the graduate
The:meeting-WM be open to the
acuity of Colunibte University. Pubke at n° charge-
previously, he lectured at Rut-
- pais and prineeton universities
Piesi,Coesal
and at. Hebrew
, - University.
Club
In addition tO Containing to
importaM_national magazines and Arie
con414,„for press
journals, Dr. Hertzberg has edited and information .at the ,Uontatalate
and authored several works. "The General of:Israel in-Chicago;
French_ _Enlightenment =Id the discuss . . qsrael-
57327 before the,
Temple Israel
rMen's -. Club, 8
Thursday
h e SYne-,
gogne.
:.-president Leo-.
Oarkl: H. Trunaki
invites -the com-
len ail IY at no
aharge; _
„Boras- la ill:
-111thei
eine, Hata was ideated at
-'`the .University of Loisthin.; Fol-
lowing service , hi the Royal Air
Pelee; he became active in the
Zionist movement and served
as general secretary of Young
Peale Zion.
ARIMIJIIIIERTIZIERG,
Basket was a journalist in Bri-
7tain before settling in- Israel in
-1955. There, he was deputy direc-
tor and publications editor of the
Jewish Agency's PATWA lection:
I n 1960, he joined the Israel
Broadcasting , Service (Kcal: Israel)
a • s,,English language news :editor,
Simon Goldmen; presid ent:.
direeting the 'service's.: roumithe-
Thial_Ifoshe M nitsL7ub,annoimcaa- ideek English- iievii.OpeMtion dur-
"the Six-Day
a'dialogue betties-eh the chili and
the Men's-Fellosithip of -Ebernenri He served - as : .
Israel con
AME Baptist *arch, an affiliate re spondent of Sandoeitel8Wisii. Ob
of the African Methodist Episco*. SerVer and Ifidd*: East 'Review.
:" In August he betanie-ioald for
Church, will 'teke plaice 8
Monday at the ;-synagogue
- print infarznatitin...at the 'Con-
Moderator will be 13nai Moshe sulate General of
.eago.
Past President Theodore

Talking to / Non's

MI :NANCY 141.15USMN
Mr: aiict'llra.=A1 -Kacitishin of
Queensboro Ave, Farmington; .an=
nounce.' the 'engagement of-their
diughter-,Naner Jean _th Charles:
BrOce llantler;- On of Mr: 'and Mrs:,
Dave Header of Franidin„Pte.a

Miss Kadulhin is in-,the coal
education at Eastern,

- Mr,. Headier
- is on a teaching
lowship at the UniVersity of hileit.";
igen.' A' May Wedding,is P
- lanned.

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1E:
t 1971.
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This Oast summer we: visited a
few Piece/ around 'met world. Our.
- tour took us to such exciting spots
as Japan; -Hong Kong, Thailand,
India, Iran, Israel, France and
England. -Besides - enjoying . the
sightseeing as all tourists do, I
was determined to renew my re-
cipe supply -and bring home some
exotic new dishes that could be
adopted- in our Jewish_kitchen and
adapted Ito what is - available in
America. I interviewed many
cooking experts and teachers in
the various countries,- visited mar-
ket places, bought local cook
books, spoke to chefs :and restau-
rant owners; and took long notes.
In Hong Kong, our culinary
guide was William Mark of the
Hong Kong Tourist Association.
•One of our expeditions took-us to
the Grand 'Hotel Restaurant in the
center of "the shopping district--
Kowloon. There we bad a chance
to get acquainted with Robert King
and"his fantastic Corn Soup. The
soup features small pieces of thick;
en in it besides the corn -kernels.
It is thick, 'rich and an ideal dish
for the cold days of this season.
The Chineie call it Gai Yung Bak
Mai—but ;despite the
name
preparation time ls - .very short,
and the results are excellent.

For 44" sernuits:
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1 -whole breast of a chicken
,
1 egg _
4 caps of
dearchickeit soup
ma of -sweet corn -kernels

1 li
srt. rad
2 MIL cots omen
L Cut thii white 'Men* Moat late
vent Raman- adeces. the dm of an
wine. ilepunio the Maud pat the
white en fiat pine:.:Fat an the
meat- he It and mix Ida yens hands
to cover the meat essephotety.. with
*sr Watt*. Set wade.
In - btu swap= bring the
mreaus:outinee;
aoaD te
raidlie e n M You ca
souD made of boaaba _powder and
tap water. When the soap comes to a .
boil add the cora kernels, salt and
on:-.Heins to a second • bon.
2. Mitt the corn starch With three
this. water. Add to the soup awl
bon for sate minute. Add the meat
With in the egg white- sad add the
yolk, toe. Stir and cook far two •
store- minutes. The soap is ready.
Serve it hot, and enjoy.

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Black

Cuctis. -

The programje which the trim
nnmity is invited, came about as
a- result of al :resolution front.
Baal Moshe Men's Club presented
to - the - Nationid 7_ Federation -of
Jewish Men's Chiba at its annual
meeting. in Mak., -
The resolution, backed by the
federation, urged that a series of.
dialogues be established between
men's clubs and corresponding
groups of the black coMmunity
"In order to air differences,. es-
tablish understanding between the
Black and Jewish 'community and-
--thus create a :viols& rapport."' '-
Refreshments- will be served at
the conclusion of the meeting. -

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Young Marrieds to Put
Art on Auction Block .

Friday, October 15, 1971-39
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Ladies - Department of -Michigan
will hold its general monthly
meeting 8:30 p.m. Oct. 20 at its
headquarters. On the agenda will
be plans for a mass membership
drive and fundraising with the
auxiliaries. For information, call
President Mrs. Herbert Liner, ix
7-7132.

Greatest Selection
of Contemporary

Fun Furs

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S 0 L YETI MORRIS COHEN
POST end AUXILIARY will meet
8:30 p.m. Monday , at the JWV
headquarters. The post will serve
refreshments. Prospective mem-
bers are invited, Plans for future
fund-raising affairs will be dis-
cussed.

Goodfellowship 'to Meet

The Goodfellowthip . Club will
hold a games night 8 p.m. Tuesday
in the Lutzker Hall clubrooms.
Friends are welcome.

Knowledge is imperfect without
faith.
—The Bratzlaver Rabbi.

Portraits - Candids
Restorations - Passports
Frames - Invitations

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Daily 9:30 to 5:30
Thursday until 9:00

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Farmington, Mich.
474-7762

181 South Woodward
Next to Birmingham Theatre

Birmingham, Michigan
642-1690

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Beth Achim Young Marrieds is
sponsoring its first annual art sue-
-Ilan and exhibit 8 pan. Sunday at
the synagogue..
A champagne preview will take
place at 7. The public is invited.
Most of the proceeds will be donat-
ed to the sYnagogue.
_Mrs. Donald Davis is president
of . the Young Marrieds; Mrs.
Jerome Beale, chairman, and Mrs.
Lawrence Kornwise, co-chairman,
of the auction.

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26828 Southfield Rd.

Lathrup Village
557-5945

Open Daily

9:00-6:00 Eve. Mon. 9:00-9:00

Children, Parents Learn
Judaism at, S•1110 Time

Parents of children enrolled in
the _Combined Jewish School. 'are
learning along- with their children
on Sunday mornings. •
- Paid Casmax;- chairman of the
Parent-Teacher Organization, an-
nounced parent4study soups meet --
at the same time ebildren's classes
are' held, front 1130 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. Coffee and bagels are served,
- Experts on..;-various- phases of
JUdaism- will lead the discusSiOn

- Enrollment is still open, accord-
1, to principal Ron Kronenberg.
:The school meets' at =00 Middle-
belt, Farmington, - Tuesday and
Thursday from # to ft pan. and on
Sunday morning. Bus transporte:
tiati is available. For Information,
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Kra. Sol Segall, 851-1807.

It is astonishing how many books
1 And- there is no need for me to
read at all.
_ —W. Somerset Maugham.

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