Friday, November 20,1981 29

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Recipies Provided for Hanuka Dairy Delights

try tube, pipe cream cheese

(Continued from Page 28)

mixture around eggs on bread.
Garnish with parsley, If de-
sired. Yield: 1 dozen.
Variation: Substitute 12
party rye or pumpernickel
bread slices for trimmed white
bread slices.

mixture across flat side of
whites. Cut bread slices into
ovals, V4-Inch larger than size
of egg halves. Place eggs, flat
- side down, on bread slices.
Combine softened cream
cheese and mustard, mixing
until well blended. Using pas-

Jewish Students
Protest Exhibit
at McGill U.

MONTREAL (JTA) —
Jewish students at McGill
University are protesting
an anti-Israel display on the
campus and 250 of them
have signed a petition de-
manding its removal.
The display, prepared by
the university's Arab Stu-
dents Association, was
mounted in the main foyer
of the undergraduate li-
brary. It contains photo-
graphs of dismembered
corpses said to be of Arab
children.
Seth Soroka, president of
the McGill Hillel House,
who organized the protests,
said the exhibit was insult-
ing material and vicious
propaganda. "Wes had a
diaplay of Jewish and Is-
raeli culture last year but
we did not include this type
of material," he said.
Dr. Hans Moller, director
of the library, said that
"while it was not library
policy to censor displays, I
have requested that the
Arab students modify their
exhibit. Never before were
so many students so pain-
fully affected by such a dis-
play."

-

•

• •

Appetizer Bagels

Miniature bagels, split
• Soft Philadelphia Brand cream
cheese
Lox
Shredded carrot
Capere
Ripe olive slices
Spread bagels with cream
cheese; top with lox. Sprinkle
with carrot, capers or olives,
as desired.

•• •
Tuna-Cucumber
Appetizers

1 BY: oz. can tuna, drained,
flaked
2 tbsps. chopped onion
2 tsp. lemon juice
Y. tsp. dill weed
Miracle Whip salad dressing
24 scored cucumber slices,
1 /4 Inch thick
Combine tuna, onion, lemon
juice, dill weed and enough
salad dressing to moisten; mix
lightly. Chill. Thoroughly drain
cucumbers' on absorbent
paper; top with tuna mixture.
Garnish with pimento strips, if
desired. Yield: 2 dozen.

Variation: Substitute zuc-
chini slices for cucumber.

•• •

Pineapple Mold

1 20-oz. can crushed pineap-
ple
2 3-oz. pkgs. lime flavored
gelatin
2 cups boiling water
1 8-oz pkg. Philadelphia Brand
cream chigoe
2/3 cup Miracle Whip salad
dressing
1 tbsp. Kraft cream style hor-
seradish
LettuCe
Drain pineapple, reserving
syrup. Dissolve gelatin In boil-
ing water. Add reserved syrup
and enough cold water to
make 1 cup. Combine softened
cream cheese, salad dressing
and horseradish, mixing until
well blended.
Gradually add gelatin mix-
ture, mixing until bended.
s.

Rights Recor d s

TEL AVIV (ZINS) —
Prof. Benjamin Akzin of the
Hebrew University of
Jerusalem says that -West-
ern nations should compare
their own human rights re-
cords in time of war to that
of Israel's human rights re-
cord.
Under that comparison,
Akzin writes, Israel's record
is very creditable.

Israeli-German
Film Is Planned

JERUSALEM (JNI) —
Israel TV and the West
German Second Channel
will soon begin co-
production of a film tracing
the fortunes of a German-
Jewish family in the 1930s.
The film, based on Lion
Feuchtwanger's novel "Die
Geschwister Oppenheim,"
will be aired in West Ger-
many and Israel on Jan. 30,
1983, the 50th anniversary
of Hitler's assumption of
power.

Sam Barnett

Chill until partially set; fold in
pineapple. Pour Into lightly
oiled 134-quart mold; chill until
firm. Unmold; surround with
lettuce. Yield:8 to 10 servings.

Big or small, we custom
the music to-your needs.

968-2563

•

Single Vision

Bifocals

Lens & Frame

only$698extra

$19"

Kryptok or D-25

In glass ± 4 sphere 3 cylinder

Plastics, oversize, and tints slightly higher

CHRISTIAN DIOR
OLEG. CASSINI
PIERRE CARDIN

FABERGE
PUCCI
MAURICE ST. MICHAEL

$4.98 extra

MANUFACTURERS
OPTICAL CO.
10 Mile & Telegraph, Tbi-Ex Plaza

357-3298

Mon. & Thurs. 11-7, Tues.. Wed. & Fri. 1C-7:
Sat. 10-6

Closed Thursday

CONGREGATION BETH ACHIM

21100 W. 12 Mile Rd., Southfield, Michigan
PRESENTS

BAR MITZVAH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

HONORING ALL PAST PRESIDENTS

WITH A SPECIAL FESTIVE WEEKEND

ADL Asks Haig
to Extradite
Ziad Abu Eain

CHICAGO — The Anti -
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith has urged Secretary of
State Alexander M. Haig Jr.
to extradite Ziad Abu Eain,
an accused Palestinian ter-
rorist, to Israel.
Maxwell E. Greenberg,
ADL's national chairman,
noted in a Nov. 10 letter to
Secretary Haig that the
U.S. Supreme Court has de-
nied Abu Eain's appeal for a
hearing, letting stand the
decision of a U.S. Federal
court in favor of Abu Eain's
extradition to stand trial for
a May 14, 1979 bombing in
Tiberias, Israel.
Two-children were killed
and 36 other civilians were
wounded in the blast, which
occurred in a crowded mar-
ketplace.

Music by

DECEMBER 4, 5, 6, 1981

Friday, December 4, 1981

Cantor Paul Rowers

Cosy. Beth Tzsdai
Toronto, Canada

A TRADITIONAL FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER

at 6:30 P.M. in THE WASSERMAN HALL

Z'MIROT WILL BE LED BY

CANTOR PAUL KOWARSKY AND CANTOR MAX SHIMANSKY

DONATION: $13.00 Per Person / Children under the Age of 13 — $7.50
Call synagogue Office for Reservations

Saturday, December 5, 1981, 8:45 A.M.

SERVICES WILL BE SHARED BY
CANTOR MAX SHIMANSKY AND CANTOR PAUL KOWARSKY

Conducted by Rabbi Milton Arm

Sunday, December 6, 1981, At 8:00 P.M.

Cantor Max Shimansky

Cong. Beth Achim
Southfield, Mich.

THREE STAR CONCERT

Featuring

CANTOR PAUL KOWARSKY AND CANTOR MAX SHIMANSKY,

With Outstanding Vocalist,

RUTH DEVORAH

Potpourri of Liturgical, Operatic, Yiddish and English Melodies
ACCOMPANIED B _ Y DR. SHALOM KALIB
Public Invited
Admission Free

FOR SEATING, YOU MUST OBTAIN TICKETS BEFORE CONCERT AT THE SYNAGOGUE
OFFICE: 352-8670

The following Past Presidents will be honored on this Glorious Weekend:

Ruth Devorah

Vocalist

Joe Braver, Jonas Dworin, Louis Ellenson, Dr. M. Feldman, Abe Friedman, Sanford Gordon, Leonard
Herman, Harry Laker, Wm. Liberson, Meyer Millman, Max Nosanchuk, Allan Rosenberg, Jack
Shenkman, David Silver, Allan Silverman, Sidney Silverman, Steven Victor, and Dr. I. Wiener.
Lou Weber and Dr. Howard Dubin, Co Chairman
George Rossman, President

-

■