Roth. _
FickiLenhard toBetotne THE DETROIT JEWISH MEWS
Mrs. Joel Weinberg
his China Atilt. be paid
tribute to her late husband, the
Acted Oxford historian who was
editor-in-chief of the new 16-
volume Encyclopedia Judaica.
President IlLtoo wrote: "I was
honored to receive this impres-
- study, and can well under-
stand the pride both you and Dr.. -
`Roth's associates have in the coin-
pietion of this Jewish literary
work—the culmination of many
years of intensive-:research and
editing. It is indeed a fitting
ate- to Dr. Roth's memory."
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The - spring conference of the
Great Lakes Region of the Na-
tional Federation of Jewish Men's
Clubs will be held March 17-19 in
Toronto, with Beth Shalom Men's
Club of Toronto-as-host.
Carl R. Lichtenstein of Cong.
Adas Shalom, regional president,
will lead the Detroit delegation to
the conference. Abe Katzman of
Shaarey Zedek and Allan Rosen-
berg of Beth Achim are vice presi-
dents. Emmanuel Feinberg of Adas
Shalom is recording secretary and
David Schwartz of Baal Moshe is
treasurer.
The theme of the conference will
be: "Brotherhood: A Way of Life."
Election of officers also will be
held.
Clubs in the Detroit area who
will send delegates are Adas
Shalom, Beth Achim, Beth Moses,
Beth Shalom, Bnai Moshe and
Shaarey Zedek.
For chartered bus reservations
to Toronto, call Gerald Goldberg,
353-7073.
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I activities trt Society
of Shenandoah Dr., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Vicki Jo to Joel Wein-
berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Weinberg of Gleninorra Ave.,
Southfield.
Miss Lenhard is majoring in
Froelich at Eastern Michigan Uni-
versity, where she is affiliated with
Delta Zeta sorority: Mr. Weinberg
was
from Eastern Mich-
igan University.
A late summer wedding is
planned.
Area Men's Clubs Going
to Toronto for Confab
Freezer Wrapped On Request.
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At a recent pre-Purim party, the Rovner-Lachowitcher Aid Society,
along with family and friends, celebrated the birthdays of two active
members, Abe Applebaum, 75, and Abe. Saginaw, 79. Both men have
served the society for many years and each received a certificate for
18 trees to be planted in his name in Israel. Judge Lawrence Gubow
served as master of ceremonies, and secretary Yosef Siegal enter-
tained. Jacob Gubow was re-elected president of the group.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grossbart of Meyers Ave. were the honorees
at a surprise dinner party given on the occasion of their 50th wedding
anniversary. The couple's children, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grossbart,
hosted the party. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Grossbart's
sister, Miss I. Lasker of New York; Mr. and Mrs. Werner Bohne of
Syracuse; Larry Bohne of Miami; and Jerry Bohne of New York. The
Grossbarts have three grandchildren.
The Oakland County Democratic Committee will sponsor the 15th
annual Phil Hart Dinner 7:30 p.m. March 25 at Oakland University.
Dinner
tickets are 'available at the Oakland County Democratic head-
MISS VIM LENBARD
quarters, 334-0971 or 647-2981. Dinner co-chairmen are Linda Ifirsh-
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lenhard berg and Sheldon Klimist, both of Southfield.
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Pianist David Syme, Met Baritone
Morley Meredith to Appear-at Show
Distinguished Michigan artists,
their paintings, sculpture, ceram
ics, - handcrafted jewelry and
weaving, will be featured by the
Temple Israel Sisterhood at its
21st annual Art and Antique Show
noon-9 p.m. today through
Sunday.
At a patron champagne preview
8 p.m. Saturday, there will be
a musical presentation by Metro-
politan Opera baritone Morley
Meredith -and concert pianist David
Syme.
Syme recently completed a
European concert tour with Mere-
dith.
The art exhibition will afford
visitors the opportunity to view
and purchase the works of Richard
Kozlow, Don Snyder, J. Alden
Smith, John Nick Pappas, Morris
Brose, Fred Simper, Jack Black
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ham's Coohing •
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By
Ruth 1 1
Sirkis
(Copyright
1971,
TTA, hic4
YORKSHIRE PUDDING
This dish is inspired by the
British kitchen, which claims to
be number one in beef' roast-
ing. The claim to fame is sub-
stantiated by centuries of meat
eating that perfected beef resist-
ing into an art. To accompany the
delicious roast, the British prefer
Yorkshire pudding. The "pudding"
is not really what you may have
in mind. It is not heavy like a
bread pudding, nor is it sweet
like a dessert pudding. The York-
shire pudding looks like a puffed
pancake, is light and airy inside
while delicately crisp outside. To
the romantic Englishmen, the pud-
ding reminds one of a big yellow
flower opening to the sunshine.
But its purpose is rather prosaic
—to soak up the juices of roast
beef. Our version is adapted to
the Jewish kitchen and you may
serve it as a side dish for any
meat with sauce or gravy.
For 4-6 servings:
1 egg
1 ,4 cup flour
1/2 tsp. salt
1/2 cup water
1 this. oil
I. Blend in electric blender all ingredl-
• eats for about two minutes. There
should be no lumps, and the batter
should look smooth and satiny.
2. Chill the batter for at least one hour
In the refrigerator. Stir once more
before suing.
3. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Grease
well a pyrex pie plate (s" diameter),
end pour the batter into it. Put in the
center of the even.
4. Bake for 15 minutes and lower
the heat to 375 degrees F. Bake for
another 20 minutes till the "pud-
ding" putts at the rim and becomes
golden brown. Serve immediately.
Meredith
Syme
and more than 100 other artists.
During the show, tickets will be
on sale at the door.
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The antique section will include
many dealers who displayed at
previous shows plus several new
entrants.
A snack cafe will offer salads,
sandwiches and sweets and will
be open each day at noon.
Meredith recently made his Eu-
ropean debut in Geneva as Scarpia
in TOSCA. Since his debut at the
Met in 1962 in the four baritone
roles in "The Tales of Hoffmann,"
he has gone on to score acclaim
with the Grand Theater de Geneve,
the Chicago Lyric Opera, the San
Francisco Opera and other lead-
ing companies in Canada and Eu-
rope. He is in his eighth season
with the Metropolitan Opera.
Sy-me, who has studied under
Jorge Bolet, Ozan Marsh and Ania
Dorfman, is the 22-year-old son of
Temple Israel Rabbi M. Robert
Syme. A former student of the
Juiliard School of Music, he has
received numerous scholarships
and awards.
He recently appeared with the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, De-
troit Metropolitan Orchestra, Cen-
ter Symphony Orchestra, Juidliard
String Orchestra, University of
Arizona Symphony and Chautauqua
Symphony, New York.
CenterRegistration
Scheduled Sunday
Sunday will be registration day
at the Jewish Center, the educa-
tional services department an-
nounced.
Among the classes to be offered
for the spring term are Thursday
morning sewing and party planning
courses (the latter taught by Phyl-
lis Blum, whop has a kosher gour-
met cookery class Wednesday), a
leathercraft workshop, ballet, chess
and simple mechanics.
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The students of the Jewish Cen-
ter art department will display
their work in the Center's Student
Art Show and Sale opening Sun-
day and continuing for two weeks.
Participating student artists have
studied sculpture under Tom Brun,
drawing and painting under Ben
Glicker, creative arts under Miriam
Aston and ceramics under Sandy
Berman and -Ruth Shifrin.