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Glastein Honored Posthumously • by Bnai Brith

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NEW`-YORK (-11.4 The late ously With Abe" Ibiai-Brith -Jewish
laeob-;;Glitsteln, the . celebrated Heritage Award. The $1,000 literary
oRing
Yiddish poet. was hiutored-139atham- Prize Was accepted by his widow
Fanny.
By
Glitstein was 75 when he died
last November. '
Ruth
In presenting the award, Dr,
Louis L. Kaplan of Baltore,
Sirkis:
chairman of the linai Brlth• Com--
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11)11.1j
mission on Adult EducatioW Ad-
visoty Council. n5ged the luncheon
(copyright
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audience of 300- "not to let , the
JTA, Dm.)
Yiddish heritage of Jacob Glatstein
slip through our fingers."
HAMANTASEIEN FOR PURIM
A companion Bnai Brith literary
As I was sitting to write this col-,
prize of $500 for a single work of
umn,
the postman brought me a
Jewish excellence published in
letter
from one of my readers. In
1971 was presented to Cynthia
Ozick, the young author of "The her lovely letter she said: "Last
Pagan Rabbi and Other Stories." year, or a year before, you had
some wonderful hamantashen rec-
I have not observed men's bon- ipes which I made. I have mis-
, esty to increase with their riches. placed it. I wonder if it is possible
for you to repeat it. Thank you for
—Thomas Jefferson.
all the wonderful recipes. I look
forward to seeing them.' So how
can I resist such a request? I
The Best Meat at The -Best Prices
kailted through my files and found
a hamantashen recipe to share with
Pullets. . . . . 40c lb. Hamburger (3 lbs. or more) . 69' lb.
*older Steak. . $1.39 lb. ' Tongues
all my readers for the jolly holiday
69' lb..
RIB STEAKS. . . S1.29
• Fide of Beef (Freezer Pocked
of Puriin which is celebrated this
75' lb.)_
yehr
on Feb. Hamantashen are
ireO_InT;ory
20215 W: 7 Mile
little filled cookies, shaped as a
tricon hat. They are eaten on Pu:
rim, to remind us of Haman's plot
to harm the Jews and of the happy
events that thwarted his plans.

THE DETROIT .JEWISH -HEWS

Friday, February 25, 1972-31

ored'at Israel BondFete

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,ponik's Kosher-Meat, Fish & Poultry.

The dough

cup Warm water

1 - pkgs. active dry yeast

1,9 cup warm milk
19
4 to kyaps flour
1/2 cup - melted butter
tsp._, vanilla_ extract

capi ininv jain
1/2 CUP ground MILS

1/2 cup chopped prunes
2- Ulu. bread. crumbs
1 this. lemon juice
L In a large mixing bowl dissolve the
yeast in the water. 'Add milk and
sugar and let stand for a few min-
utes. Add salt; half of the flour, and
eggs, stirring well till smooth.' Let
rest for 10 minutes.
L Adth the vanilla extract, butter and
more of the, remaining flour. Khead
till you can handle the dough, adding
- more flower if necessary. Knead about
eight minutes until the dough is
smooth and elastic.
3. In a clean bowl put a few drops of
oil to grease the whole surface. Place
the doug h and turn it once to grease
the top. Let it stand for 90 minutes
in a. warm corner of the kitchen,
covered with a clean kitchen towel.
Punch down and let rise .again for
43 minutes.
4. Boll out the dough as thin as you
- ern. Cut out rounds of four inches in
diameter. Put filling in the center
and pinch the edges - flrmly.Molsten
with some egg white to help keep it
closed. Pinch the edges so a triangle
shape is formed.
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5. Put the hamantashen on a cookie
sheet. Brush tops with some milk.
Bake at a moderate oven 323 degrees
F. for about 30 minutes, or till they
are golden brown.
Yield—about 3 dozen.
filling: Just mix all filling ingre-
do
hnts together.

The Marshall Lodge and Chapter of Snit' Brith Israel Bond
dinner dance, which honored Walter Berlow, as Marshall Man of
the Year, resulted in more than $140,000 in Israel Bond sub-
scriptions. (From left) in photo are,seated: Mrs. Celia Dorfman, Mr.
and Mrs: Walter Berlow and Mrs. Bessie Buchalter, president of
the Chapter: (standing) Harry Koltonow, Metropolitan Detroit Baal
Brith Council Israel Bond chairman; Albert Gutman; Joey Russell,
guest star; Joseph Feldman, and Nathan Knoppow, president of
Marshall Lodge. Berlow was honored for his 45 years of service to
Bnai Brith.

BBW Spring Festival to Be Sprung

The Bnai Brith Women's Council
will hold its annual Spring -Festival
and luncheon" noon Thursday at
Cong. Beth Abraham-Hillel.
Present and prospective mem-
bers are invited by President Mrs.
Joseph Rodman. In charge of the
afternoon are Mrs. Harold Rowe,
membership retention chairman,
and Mrs. Alex Mann; membership
chairman.
Assisting them are Mesdames
David Freedman, Ray Mazer, Sey-
mour Sandweiss, Joseph Snyder,
Harry Michelson, Sidney Eidelman,
Harley Adler, Charles Blauer, Da-
vid Gershon, Jack Kessler, Sylvia
Ross and Gordon Fruitman.

alai Oral
Arctivities

MASADA CHAPTER 'will install
its newly elected officers at a
dinner-dance 8 p.m. March 11 at the
Northwood Inn. Mrs. Ira Albion,
second vice president of the Bnai
Brith Women's Council of Metro-
politan Detroit, will install Mes-
dames Perry Shulman, president;
James Direnfeld,, Edwin Green-
field, Melvin Rosen ._and Irving
Zickerman, vice presidents; Joseph
Harris, treasurer; Milton Silver-
man;Richard Roland; Gary Wex-
ler and Mark Sedley, secretaries.
For information, call Mrs. Leon
Feig, Installation co-chairman,
851-1237, or Mrs. Arnold Grant,
installation co-chairman, 851.0770.
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For tickets, call Mrs. Rowe,
358-1670, or Mrs. Mann, UN 3-7249. -•-

Mayor Feder Is
Man of Year to
Oakland- Century

- Southfield Mayor Norman W.
Feder will be honored as Oakland
Century Lodge's "man of the
year" at its second annual Israel
dinner-dance 7 p.m. March -14 at
Town and Country Club. •
Mayor Feder is being honored
for his 25 years of service to Bnai
Brith, Israel and his community.
Ambassador Ovadia Soffer, Is-
rael emissary to the UN, will be
guest speaker.
A native Detroiter, Mayor Feder
received his law degree from
Wayne State University in 1940. He
has been practicing law for over
31 years and served as national
chancellor of Tau Epsilon iRho Law
fraternity.
Mayor • Feder served on the
Southfield Board of Zoning Ap-
peals until he was elected to the
Southfield City.. Council in 1965
and was president of the council
for two years. He was elected
mayor in April 1969 and re-elect-
ed two years later.
Mayor Feder, who has been
affiliated with Bnai Brith for a
quarter century,-is a charter mem-
ber of Oakland Century Lodge,
has been a member of Shaarey
Zedek for many years and is on
the board of its Men's Club. lie
and his wife, Helen have two chil-
dren