28—Friday, August 4, 1972

Mrs. Ida Goldsmith

The children of Mrs. Ida Gold-
smith of George Washington Dr..
Southfield, will honor their mother
on her 90th birthday with a lunch-
eon 12:30 p.m. Sunday at the La-
bor Zionist Institute.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW

KhighaUpt to Wed Hadassah Gives Camp Funds to Flood Victims

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with Hadassah, Yeshiva Beth
Yehudah, Friends of the Hillel
Day School, Sisterhood of Adas
Shalom Synagogue, Sisterhood of
Young Israel of Greenfield and
the Jewish National Fund.

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About 150 families are members
of JPI. Officers are Howard Ben-
der, president; Alan Lee, vice
president; Sandy Gilbert, treas-
l urer; Ellie Jacobs, secretary: liar-
net Saperstein and Sheldon Slavin,
educational policies committee co-
chairmen; and Beverley Cole, in-
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The High Holy Days begin this
year on Sept. 9, opening with Rosh
Hashana and ending 10 days later
with Yom Kippur.
Jewish tables are festive, and
special foods are the order of the
day. Menus vary from home to
home depending on family custom
and personal tastes, but two items
are sure to he found: honey and
fresh fruit. Honey symbolizes the
hope for a sweet and pleasant
new year; fruit is probably a leg-
acy from the time when Rosh
Hashana was something of a har-
vest festival.
Inspired by tradition, orange
honey chicken combines honey
and fresh oranges in a tart-sweet
basting sauce for baked chicken.
With its sunny garnish of fresh
orange sections and warm spicing
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orange
2 teaspoons ground ginger
Pinch salt
In cup Planters Peanut Oil
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Orange slices
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Jewish Indian Students
Receive Agency Stipends

JERUSALEM (JTAl—Thirty-two
Jewish students who emigrated
from Cochin, India, where there
has been a Jewish community for
more than 400 years. have received
stipends from the Jewish Agency
to assist them while they study.
. The stipend;. , presented by
agency director general Moshe
Rivlin, total
.43 — or $223 per
student — a • •11 the Agency has
decided to pus Lside each year for
immigrants froze: Cochin.
There are some 5,000 Jewish im-
migrants from Cochin in Israel;
17 years ago there were about
1,800. There were an estimated 500
Jews in Cochin 15 years ago but
only an estimated 100 there in
1968.

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appointed after all.
The families of these youngsters
suffered such severe losses from
the floods that they could no long-
er afford to send the children to
camp.
The national board of Hadassah,
hearing that these children had
cancelled their plans to attend

Traditional Foods
for Rosh Hashana
in the Main Dish

In addition to the Sunday pro-
gram, which utilizes professional
personnel, JPI holds adult social-
cultural meetings and sponsors
family observance of holidays.

The paradox of humanity is this:
that all men are created unique,
but the only way this uniqueness
can be preserved is by treating
all men as if they were created
equal. — Sydney J. Harris.

scholarships.

and Elmira, Pa.. won't be dis-

On this occasion, Mrs. Gold-
Among those members of her
smith's children will establish a immediate family expected to at-
grove of trees through the Jewish tend the Sunday luncheon will be
National Fund in Israel in her her sisters and their husbands,
honor. In addition, other gifts Mrs. Louis Kramer, Mrs. Abe A.
have been made in Mrs. Gold- Rosenberg and Mrs. Morris Pen-
smith's honor to such charities fil. Children in attendance will in-
as the David I.. Goldsmith Memo- clude Mrs. Aaron Soverinsky, Max
rial Library Fund at the Hillel II. Goldsmith, Mrs. Louis Walt-
Day School, and the Jewish Wom- man, Morris Goldsmith and Mrs.
en's European Welfare Organiza- Philip Golob. A son, David L. is
tion.
deceased.
Adding to the festivities of the
Ida Goldsmith-wasborn in New
York Aug. 2, 1882 to Mr. and Mrs. occasion will be the inclusion of
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grand and great-grandchildren.
Louis Harris. She came to Detroit
MISS SUE KLUGHAUPT
with her parents at age three.
In 1907 she married Louis Gold- Jewish Parents Institute
Mr.
and Mrs. Wilhelm Klughaupt
smith. Goldsmith, prominent in
of Philadelphia announce the en-
Begins Its 25th Year
realty circles, died in 1928.
Jewish Parents Institute , a mem- gagement of their daughter Sue
A woman with a full and pro-
ber group of the Jewish Center, to Aaron Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs.
ductive life, Mrs. Goldsmith was
Will begin its Sunday school pro- Hyman Fox of Maryland Ave.,
treasurer of the Jewish Wom-
gram Sept. 17 in the main build- Southfield.
en's European Welfare Organi-
Miss Klughaupt was graduated
ing. More than 200 children,
zation for 43 years, and is a life
ranging from 5-years-olds to teen- from Akiba Hebrew Academy and
member of that body. She also
agers, are enrolled in the secular attended Tel Aviv University. She
has maintained her affiliation
currently attends Temple Uni-
school.
versity. Her fiance attended Tel
For 25 years, JPI has provided Aviv University and was gradu-
member's children with an educa- ated from Wayne State University.
tion emphasizing the secular as- He received a masters degree
pects of Judaism, its cultural, his- from Syracuse University.
torical and ethical heritage. Its
A December wedding is planned.
program is developed and directed
by members themselves. Family
participation is central to the JPI
philosophy that Jewish education
is a family activity.

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NEW YORK — Five children, Camp Tel Yehuda, the national
whose plans to attend summer Young Judaea camp in Barryville.
camp washed away with the re- N.Y., voted an allocation for camp

Fox in Di:ember

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