THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
34 January 16, 1976
Speaker, Singers on Program
for JNF Women's Donor Tea
(Engagements) Hadassah Detroit Chapter Plans
Annual Eye Bank Benefit Event
Announcement was made
Shirley Kraft, program
in New York this week of
chairperson, has arranged
the engagement\ of Daniels
for the Bnai Shalom Singers
Aaron Kasle, son of Rosal-
to entertain and Michael
ind Davidson of Birming-
Feigelman to speak at the
ham and Robert Kasle of
Women of Jewish National
Farmington Hills, to An-
Fund's 46th annual donor
nette Naomi Levinson,
tea to be held noon Tuesday
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek, it
Julius Levinson of Cedar-
was announced by Diane
hurst, Long Island, N.Y.
Levine, president. Betty Sil-
Miss Levinson was grad-
verman is donor chairper-
uated magna cum laude
son.
from the University of
The tea is a major activity
Pennsylvania and attended
in the womens' drive to raise'
the National Law Center of
$100,000 for a family recrea-
George Washington Univer-
'Ms
tion center in Kiryat
sity. She is a law student at
Shmona, Israel. The donor
Wayne State University.
SHIRLEY KRAFT
Mr. Kasle, also was grad-
YOUR WEDDING —
slogan is "security is a fam- , uated from the U. of P. A
ily recreation center."
BAR MITZVA
May wedding is planned.
Mrs. Silverman, fund-
raising chairperson, will re-
port on the results of the English Muffins
WILL BE
past year's campaign.
BY NORMA BARACH
For information, call the
(Copyright 1976, JTA, Inc.)
JNF, 968-0280.
Nothing smells better
WHEN PWOTOGRAPHED BY
The disciples asked Rabbi than the 'aroma of freshly
Nehuniah: "What have you baked bread. You might
done to prolong your life?" want to try your hand at
He answered: "I have been made-from-scratch English
AND ASSOCIATES
generous with my money." muffins. They are easy to
357-1010
make and taste as good as
(Megillah 28.)
they sniell. For those who
keep a kosher home, there is
the added bonus of making
them pareve.
.
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Accepted
1 package dry yeast
1/2 tsp. sugar
Vs cup lukewarm water
% • cup liquid non-dairy coffee crea-
mer, scalded
2 tbsps. pareve margarine
1 tsp salt
2 1/2 cups flour (added in two stages)
yellow cornmeal
Dissolve yeast and sugar in luke-
warm water, stirring until dissolved.
Set aside for a few minutes. Add mar-
garine and salt to the scalded milk.
When the milk is lukewarm, add.the
yeast mixture and 2 cups of flour. Mix
until smooth. Cover and let rise in a
warm place for one hour. Knead in the
remaining_ 1/2 cup of flour, kneading
until smooth. Cover and let rise until
dough is doubled.
Roll dough into 1/2 -inch thickness
and cut into circles of about 2 'h
inches. Dip all surfaces in yellow corn-
meal and let rise on a lightly greased
baking pan for 45-60 minutes. Place
in preheated 400-degree oven and
bake until top is lightly browned. Turn
over and bake until other side is
lightly browned. Serve immediately or
freeze and toast when ready to use.
(They split apart in the middle just like
store-bought English muffins.)
Ensemble Feature
of Women's Event
The Kol tisroel Ensem-
ble, featuring Marty Lieb-
man and Mark Goldenberg,
will provide the entertain-
ment for the annual dinner
of Mikvah Israel-Women's
Orthodox League to be held
Feb. 1 at the Sheraton-
Southfield Hotel.
The guest speaker will be
Rabbi Joseph Grunblatt,
spiritual leader of the
Queens Jewish Center, For-
est Hills, N.Y.
The Kol Y.isroel Ensemble
is a local Hebrew and En-
glish folk group whose re-
pertoire includes Hasidic,
Israeli and English melod-
ies.
For ticket information,
call Marvin Seligson,
542-2119.
Women Prepare
for Institute Day
Reservations are still
available for Beth Achim
sisterhood's annual Sister-
hood Adult Institute Day to
be marked Jan. 27 in the
synagogue.
The institute will begin
with a 10 a.m. panel discus-
sion entitled "What Is Hap-
pening to the Jewish
Home?" Luncheon will be
served at noon at a nominal
charge. The afternoon ses-
sion will focus on "Elie
Weisel and His Books."
For reservations by T
day, call the synagogue
fine, 352-8670, Alice Ber-
manis, 353-5210, or Tobi
Fox, 559-7162. Babysitter
will be available by advance
,reservation. For babysitter
service, call Beverly Hacker,
353-5148.
Hadassah members count "eye banks," little dime-
filled banks, which provide funds for eye disease re-
search and patients. Shown are, standing, from left:
Mary Saidman and Diane Klein; and seated, from left,
When we were children
Corinne Wise and Naomi Eder. The eye banks will be
collected at the Hadassah annual eye bank benefit to be we considered ourselves as
held 1 p.m. Jan. 27 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Admission men, now that we are old we
consider ourselves as chil-
to the benefit is with a filled eye bank.
dren. (Baba Kama 92.)
*
Metropolitan- Detroit copper fragments in the eye,
Chapter of Hadassah will an aid which saved the sight
Needlepointers
have its annual eye bank of. many Israeli soldiers
Do the designs
benefit 1 p.m. Jan. 27 at wounded in the Yom Kippur
you
want, instead
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Ad- War.
Mrs. Peter A. Martin is
mission is by the donation
of buying whatever
Detroit Chapter president
of a filled eye bank.
you can find.
Proceeds from the collec- and_ Mrs. Emery Klein is
call for information and
tion of eye banks is used for chairman for the day. Ar-
reasonable cost of custom
the treatment and preven- rangements were made by
Mesdames Harold Hoff-
painted canvases
tion of eye diseases.
Bud Guest, radio person- man, Jay Robinson and
Help with yarn
ality will speak on "The David Friedman. Mrs. G.
selection
Sunny Side of - the Street." Vernon Leopold is member-
547-1393
Mrs. Ray Raphael, vice pres- ship chairman.
ident, announces Dr. Jer-
ome Kaufman, ophthalmol-
ogist, will give a slide pres-
entation on "New Develop-
ments in Eye Treatment in
from one to any number of musicians
the U.S. and Israel."
Mrs. Mark Saidman and
shelby lee
dick stein
jeep smith
Mrs. Marshall Wise, co-
johnny
griffith
patty grant
fenby
ferry
chairmen of the eye bank
project, said that eye re-
Let the Professionals Perform
search is conducted at
Hadassah's medical cen-
358-2777
ters in Israel;
Hadassah Hospital doc-
"music the stein way"
tors and scientists have de-
vised a fluorescent radiation
detector for finding excess
dick stein inc.
Judaic Society
Honors Moynihan
NEW-YORK — United
States Ambassador /Daniel
Patrick Moynihan has been
selected as the recipient of
the 1975 annual award
medal of the Judaic Heri-
tage Society "in recognition
of his outspoken and coura-
geous stand at the United
Nations."
The medallic tribute to
Moynihan cites his "un-
compromising stand in the
face of the disgraceful Zion-
ism-racism incident at the
UN."
Meanwhile, Detroit's Vil-
lage Group of Metropolitan
Hadassah has sent Moyni-
han a plaque and its Scopus
Key for his "truth and cour-
age."
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