Friday, August 27, 1976 3i
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Congress and its Michi-
gan Council.
In addition to her work
in AJCongress, Mrs.
Frank is active with the
Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, the Jewish Commun-
ity Council and Jewish
Vocational Service.
Itatiaytyte is as
easyasyllef 93aisiLvifitit,
itetp frontChef Boy-ar- dee
Invite Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
to cook for you when
you long for a delicious meatless
meal. His Cheese Ravioli
really hits the spot! Perfect for the
children's lunch, for an easy supper
or even a late-night snack. If you
like kreplach. you'll love the Chef's
Cheese Ravioli. Bite-size, chock
full of tangy Italian-style cheese,
simmered in rich, hearty tomato sauce
that's seasoned with even more
cheese. And. all you do is heat—and
enjoy. For a thrifty. meatless
mechayeh you couldn't do better!
SUPER SPECIAL
Boneless Lean & Tender
Center Cut
Shoulder Roast
for the same price as
Bone In End Cut Shoulder Roast
DEXTER DAVISON
KOSHER MEATS No. 2
12 & Evergreen
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17 OZ. CAN
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NEW YORK (JTA) — The
most intensive effort in the
20-year program by the
Lubavitch Youth Organiza-
tion to enroll children from
homes of little or no Jewish
commitment in Orthodox
day camps and sleepaway
camps brought a record
total of more than 1,200
such children into such
camps this summer.
Funding came from fees
paid by parents and from
Lubavitch scholarships and
funds. Names of the
children, who are usually
not involved in Lubavitch or
other Jewish frameworks,
came from the release time
religious instruction
programs; responses to
advertisements; and from
literature distributed
through the Lubavitch
Mobile Mitzva vans.
A follow-up was planned
with parents of the children
enrolled in the camps to
determine whether parents
could be induced to enroll
their children in Talmudei
Torah and yeshivot for the
coming school year.
Extra Super Special
Feinbergs
strictly kosher
HOT DOGS
16 oz vac pkg
$ 49 $1 29
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MARKETS
Specials
Good
thru
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Hearts-Delight
Fruit
Cocktail
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Right to Limit
Quantity
HONEY DEWS
1 59
each
Fresh Italian
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For your special parties or other events try our
DELICIOUS MEAT OR DAIRY TRAYS
FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT
We use only Kosher-Wilno-Best-Zion or Feinbergs
Kosher Products on our Meat Trays
The finest and largest selection in
the area. We clean, bone, skin and
grind all fish free of charge. For
special service call
FOR FREE DELIVERY CALL JO 6-4640
You'll Also Be Delighted with
Our Very, Very Best Delicious
TASTY BAR-B-Q CHICKEN
(We Use Empire Kosher Poultry Only)
By NORMA BARACH
(Copyright 1976, J7'A, Inc.)
A simply terrific kosher
cookbook has come to my
attention. It is called
"Culinary Capers" and is
available from the Heb-
rew Benevolent Society,
c/o Mrs. Graff, 1824 Pats
Lane, Vineland, N.J.
08360. It has an excellent
selection of every type of
food, and all of those I've
tried have been excep-
tionally delicious. Cost of
the book is $6.
Here are two salads
from the book which are
great warm-weather dis-
hes:
3 lbs. raw spinach
6 hard-boiled eggs, cut into
quarters
2 or 3 red onions, thinly sliced
Italian dressing
Carefully wash spinach.
Drain well. Add everything
together and toss.
Summer Salad
Slice:
3 large tomatoes
2 large, peeled cucumbers
2 large onions
Italian dressing
Sweet and sour salad dressing
Layer tomatoes, cucumbers and
onion rings in a bowl. Cover with
equal amounts of dressing. Cover
bowl and marinate in refrigerator
24 to 48 hours. Serve in beds of
lettuce. Serves six.
The following recipe
comes to us from E. J. Op-
penheimer of St. Louis,
Mo., who says that it was
a favorite of his mother.
12 medium sized potatoes
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Spinach Salad
Potato Salad
15 oz can
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Rabbi Richard Hertz of
Temple Beth El will teach
a course in Judaism at the
University of Detroit dur-
ing the 1976-77 academic
year.
The courses, "An In-
troduction to Judaism"
during the fall semester
and "A Social History of
the Jews and Judaism in
Western Civilization" in
the spring, will be en-
dowed by the Jewish
Chautauqua Society.
The society, the educa-
tional project of the Na-
tional Federation of
Temple Brotherhoods,
has assigned 600 rabbis to
lecture at 2,200 colleges,
endowed 200 accredited
college courses in Judaic
studies, and donated
90,000 reference books.
The JCS has also pro-
duced 37 motion pictures
,on universal Jewish ethi-
Lubavitch Enroll
Unaffiliated Youth
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRODUCTS AT LOW, LOW EVERYDAY PRICES!
ROKEACH
BORSCHT
Hertz to Teach U-D Course
JO 6-4640
1 /2
cup hot water
1 small onion, finely chopped
2 raw eggs, beaten
parsley flakes
paprika
1/3 cup white vinegar
1/3 cup salad oil
3 teaspoons salt
dill seed (or fresh dill)
1 hard-boiled egg, sliced
sprig parsley
Boil potatoes in jackets. Peel and
slice potatoes thinly while hot.
Add salt and pour hot water over
Potatoes. Mix and then add vin-
egar and oil, then mix again. Pour
in the beaten eggs and mix
again. Blend in onions, dill seed
and parsley flakes. Mix well.
Garnish with egg slices, parsley
and paprika. Let ingredients set
for an hour before serving. Re-
member, however, that salad
must be tossed while hot. Serves
approximately five persons.
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RABBI HERTZ
cal themes for public ser-
vice television and group
showings.
Rabbi Hertz, who has
been the spiritual leader
of Temple Beth El since
1953, was ordained with
honors at Hebrew Union
College in 1942. He holds a
PhD degree in religious
education from North-
western University and an
honorary doctorate of di-
vinity degree from Heb-
rew Union College.
Rabbi Hertz has been
an adjunct professor of
Jewish thought at the
University of Detroit
since 1970.
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Terrorist Victims
Buried in Israel
TEL AVIV ‘(JTA)'
Funeral services were held
for Ernest Eliash and for
Shlomo Weisbach. They
were among the four El Al
passengers killed during the
terrorist attack at Istan-
bul's Yasilkov airport.
The bodies of the two
Israelis were brought back
by an El Al plane from
Istanbul after a 24-hour
delay because Turkish
authorities wanted to con-
duct a second post-mortem
to determine whether they
had been killed by the two
terrorists or by Turkish
police during the gun battle
with the terrorists.
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Cloth Coats
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Israel Orchestra
In Joint-Concert
Naomi
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LOS ANGELES — For
the first time in the Un-
ited States the Israel
Philharmonic joined the
Los Angeles Philhar-
monic in a concert -g the
Hollywood Bowl for a
Bicentennial salute.
Zubin Mehta, who is of-
ficial conductor of both
orchestras directed the
combined ensembles in
Berlioz's "Symphonie
Fantastique."
On Sept. 16 the Israel
Philharmonic will appear
at Hill Auditorium in Ann
Arbor.
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The American Jewish
Congress recently named
Mrs. Arnold E. (Edith)
Frank to serve as a
member of its national
executive committee.
Mrs. Frank is a past pres-
ident of the Detroit wo-
men's division of the AJ-
NEW YORK —
Lawyers for Golda Meir
moved in State Supreme
Court in Manhattan to
discontinue her libel suit
against Lev Navrozov.
In a 1974 article in
Commentary magazine,
Navrozov charged that
Mrs. Meir, while Israeli
minister to the Soviet Un-
ion, provided - Stalin- a list
of Soviet Jews who
wished to fight in Israel's
war of independence — a
list later used to perse-
cute those on it.
The author, who has
acted as his own attorney,
said that he would at-
tempt to pursue a
counter-claim, charging
that Mrs. Meir had not
"presented a single proof
to support her denial of
my story" or deposed "a
single document that I
demanded."
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