THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Florence Goldfarb
Has 75th Birthday
Tasty Stuffed
Veal Breast
BY NORMA BARACH
(Copyright 1975, JTA, Inc)
The price of veal has
dropped quite a bit in the last
few weeks. Now is the time
to take advantage of this sav-
ings. Stuffed veal breast
takes a few extra minutes
but is worth the effort. The
following recipe is from a
cookbook compiled by Spring-
field (N.J.) Hadassah.
5
3
lb. breast of veal
potatoes
1'/ tsps. salt
1 /, tsp. pepper
3
well beaten eggs
1
cup fried onions
1 /2 cup minced celery
FLORENCE GOLDFARB
Florence Goldfarb, for 30
years active in Jewish Na-
tional Fund and Hadassah
in Detroit, and now in Flor-
ida where she makes her
home, will be honored Sun-
day at a brunch at the Ra-
leigh House by family and
friends.
Coming here from Miami
Beach for the occasion, Mrs.
Goldfarb brings with her
greetings from co-workers
with whom she has been
associated in Miami Beach
in Bnai Brith, JNF and Had-
assah work.
2
tbsps. chicken fat or oil
1/2 cup bread crumbs
2
onions
Ask your butcher to make a pocket
in the breast. Wipe meat with a damp
cloth. Grate potatoes and mix with
salt, pepper, eggs, fried onions, celery,
fat, and bread crumbs. Fill the breast
with the mixture and sew the open-
NEW YORK — More
than 80 American Jewish
students who are. making
aliya during 1975 were the
guests of honor at a recent
reception hosted by the
Student Mobilization for
Israel in New York City.
The students, who come
from all over the United
States are all members of
the Aliya Corps of SMI.
Julie Phillips of Flint,
Beth Fishman of Detroit
and Richard Juran of Ann
Arbor are among the stu-
dents leaving for Israel.
SMI is an organization
which was established last
fall in order to actively help
Israel and respond to crises
in the Jewish community.
One of their major goals is
Levine-Luria
Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A.
Levine, of Northfield Ave.,
Oak Park, announce the
engagement of their (laugh-
ter Debra Lynn. to Mark
Alan Luria, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Harold J. Luria. of
Deep Run Ave., Birming-
ham.
Miss Levine is a senior at
the Michigan State Univer-
sity School of Nursing. Her
fiance attends the Univer-
sity of Michigan Dental
School. A June, 1976,. wed-
ding is planned.
Those leaving are the first
groups of students from
SMI to go on aliya, and will
be settling through Israel, a
large number of them in
Jerusalem. A special ab-
sorption center has been
established for SMI mem-
bers in Jerusalem, where
they will be able to learn
Hebrew and reside there un-
til they find permanent
housing. A central SMI of-
fice has also been set up
there and will be headed
and staffed by SMI mem-
ber.
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place them in a roaster. Put the meat
on top of the onions and add 1/2 cup
water to the roaster. Sprinkle salt and
pepper over the meat. Cover the roas-
ter and place in a hot oven. Roast for 2
hours or until tender. Baste often. •
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MISS -BLACK
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Black of Parklawn Ave. Oak
Park, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Lisa
to Eitan Kandel, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Kandel of
Coolidge Ave., Oak Park.
Miss Black is a student at
Oakland Community Col-
lege. An April wedding is
planned.
Jewish Tradition
Depicted in Ingot
MISS LEVINE
to promote and encourage
aliya. The Aliyah Corps is a
group within SMI com-
prised of people who are
planning to immigrate to
Israel.
ing together. Slice the two onions and
Mrs. Goldfarb was born
July 16, 1900, in Bialstok,
Poland. Her parents
brought her to the U.S.
when she was four, and she
married the late Joseph
Goldfarb in 1919. Mr. Gold-
farb died in 1963.
Mrs. Goldfarb has three
daughters, Mrs. Rae Zam-
ler, Mrs. Beatrice Adler and
Mrs. Morris Fenkell; two
sisters, Mrs. Samuel Karpel
and Mrs. Samuel Heyman
of San Francisco; a brother,
Charles Friedenberg of
Miami Beach and eight
grandchildren.
Friday, July 11, 1975 29
U.S. Students Set To Live in Israel
A landmark portrayal of
Jewish tradition in the form
of medallic art is announced
by The Judaic Heritage So-
ciety. Eighteen original
works of art have been
sculpted for the undertak-
ing by the noted artist and
sculptor Rina Rotholz.
Called the Chai Ingot Col-
lection II, the eighteen sub-
jects are: The Creation,
Prayer, Charity, Repent-
ance, ,Mysticism, The Mes-
siah, The Ten Command-
ments, The Torah, The
Synagogue, The Minyan,
Kashruth, The Mezzuza,,
Phyllacteries, The Menora,
The Ram's Horn, The He-
brew Language, The Lunar
Calendar and The Star of
David.
For information, write
Fred Bertram, secretary,
The Judaic Heritage So-
ciety, Suite 4011, 866 United
Nations. Plaza,.. New York,
N.Y. 10017.
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