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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
44 Friday, December 1, 1978
Orthodox Women to Host
Jewish Family Life Seminar -
NEED
INVITATIONS
Addressing
the Orthodox
seminar lating to the Jewish woman.
The
Women's
League will hold a two-part Admission is free, and re-
seminar on "The Perspec- freshments will be served.
tives of Jewish Family Life" All women are invited. For
8 p.m. Sunday and Monday information, call Judy Kar-
at Young Israel of Green- bal, 557-0392:
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League President Mrs.
field.
Aaron Berman _ an-
Call. Barbara
will be Mrs. Jacob Wein- nounces individualized
berg, a lecturer on topics re- instruction on "Jewish
Marital Life" for area
brides-to-be also is avail-
able. For information,
call Harriet Halon, - 546-
3062; or Judy Cohen,
967-3719.
"Partners in Discovery" is
another project of the
Says: "WE DON'T MEET THE
women's group, focusing on
COMPETITION, WE ARE THE
broadening the individual's
knowledge of Judaism. For
COMPETITION."
details, call Aviva Carmen,
600 S. MAIN
968-1697.
Between 10 & 11 Mile
The public is invited.
Robinson - Cited by Bonds
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Shown wearing Israel's Eleanor Roosevelt
Humanities Award is Jack A. Robinson, founder,
president and chairman of the board of Perry Drug
Stores, Inc. Dais guests at the recent dinner, held in
cooperation with Israel Bonds, included, from left,
David B. Hermelin, general chairman, Greater Met-
ropolitan Detroit State of Israel Bonds; Samuel
Frankel, real estate developer and a member of the
board of directors of Perry Drugs; Ben Zion Bezalel,
director of the State of Israel's Investment Authority
for the Midwest; Robinson; Mrs. Robinson; keynote
speaker Dr. Leon H. Keyserling; and Donald Fox,
Perry Drugs executive vice president and dinner
chairman.
Wine Calendar and Cellar Book
Is Published by 101 Productions
SAN FRANCISCO —
"Vintage '79," a new wine
calendar and cellar book
from 101 Productions, is a
visual voyage to the world's
major wine-producing
areas, with 24 extra pages
where the wine bibber can
record his own wine-tasting
experiences.
, For the calendar, artist
Rik Olson has produced 12
original line drawings de-
picting in montage historic
wine regions from Califor-
nia's Napa Valley to New
York's Finger Lakes to the
Rhine Districts of Germany.
Each calendar page is fol-
lowed by brief, but corn-
. prehensive, notes on the
Super Saving Sale
at the
Franklin Shopping Plaza
In Time for Holiday Shopping
20% to 30% OFF
ENTIRE INVENTORY
• Earrings
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Designers and Craftsmen of Fine Jewelry
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Zion Chapter of Bnai
Brith Women in- Columbus,
Ohio, has just published a
new cookbook called "Cook-
ing Through the Years."
One of the projects aided by
this book is a residential
treatment center for emo-
tionally disturbed boys in
Bait V'Gan, Israel. The
book is available for $8 by
writing to --Bnai Brit'
Women,. 3343 Broadmi
Ave., Columbus, Ohio,
43213. Among the recipes in
the book are:
CELERY ALMONDINE
cup blanched whole al-
monds
2 tbsps. margarine
4 cups sliced celery, cut on the
bias
1 chicken boullion cube
1 tbsp. minced onion
1 /2 tsp. sugar
Vs tsp. each, garlic powder and
ginger
Saute blanched almonds in
margarine until golden. Add
remaining ingredients, cover
saucepan and cook about 10
minutes. Stir often. Makes 4
servings. Sesame seeds may
be added. Variation: add
mushrooms.
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1 /3
wines of these regions and
space for recording cellar
notes.
Serving suggestions for
CORN FRITTERS
wine and food annotate
major holidays on the 1 1/3 cups flour
tsp. baking powder
calendar. There are also 11/2
tbsp. salt
3/4
vintage charts for 1 tbsp. sugar
French, German and Ita- 2 cups milk (or non-dairy cof-
lian wines. The nine-inch fee creamer)
square, 24-page format is 1 egg, well beaten
suitable for either wall 1 large can creamed corn
Stir together flour, baking
hanging or desk use.
Another of the new publi- powder, salt and sugar. Blend
or coffee creamer and
cations of 101 Productions is milk
egg, adding gradually to dry
"Hot Springs and Spas of ingredients; stir in the drained
California." It was compiled corn and drop from table-
by Patricia Cooper and spoon into oil. Fry until golden
Laurel Cook. Interesting brown, 4-8 minutes. Drain - on
drawings are by Fran Atta- paper towels and serve with
- maple syrup.
way.
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Celery and Corn
Recipes Listed
ORT Chapter Has
Kosher Cookbook
Business and ProfeS-
sional Chapter, Women's
American ORT, announces
its kosher cookbook, "All
SORTs of Cooking," has
been reprinted. -
There is a chatge for the
cookbook. For a copy, call
Mrs. Leonard Greenbaum,
548-6284, or go to the ORT
office, 21540 W. 11 Mile,
Southfield. There is a
dharge.
A sample recipe follows:
No, FROSTING
CHOCOLATE
CRUNCH CAKE
1 /2 c. butter
1 c. sugar
2 eggs
_1 3/4 c. sifted flour
1 tsp. baking soda
6 oz. semi sweef cho -`1te
pieces
1 /4 c. chopped nuts
2 tsp. instant coffee
1 /4 c. cocoa
1 tsp. salt
1 c. milk
1 tsp. vanilla
Cream butter and sugar until
light and fluffy. Beat in eggs,
one at a time. Sift flour, soda, '-
coffee powder, cocoa and salt
and add to creamed mixture,
alternately with milk and van-
illa. Pour into well-greased 9"
square pan.
Sprinkle top with chocolate
pieces and nuts. Bake in 375
degree oven about 45 minutes,
or until edges start to pull
away from sides of pan. Re-
move from oven, and sprinkle
top with sifted confectioners'
sugar.
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