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12 MILE & EVERGREEN, Southfield
IN THE EVERGREEN PLAZA

DINNER SPECIALS

FEB 26 THRU MAR 4

• BEEF STEW
• BAR-B-Q CHICKEN 445
• LIVER & ONIONS

INCLUDES: SOUP OR SALAD,
VEG., POT. & BREAD BASKET

TRY SOME SPECIAL FEB. 26 THRU MAR. 4

PICKLED FISH (Trepo $3 25
Includes Bread Basket

CARRY-OUT SPECIAL FEB. 26 THRU MAR. 4

MACARONI OR POTATO SALAD

Mon. 11-3, Tues. thru Thurs. 11-9,
Fri. 11-10, Sat. 10-10, Sun. 10-9

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Metropolitan Kashruth
Council of Michigan

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By RABBI JACK
GOLDMAN

H FAMILY RESTAURANT
liiiT AURANT
13400 W. 8 MILE, E. OF COOLIDGE • Oak Park • 541-3385

LIVER & ONIONS
MEAT LOAF
BASKET OF SHRIMP
FRESH BAKED FISH
BROILED WHITEFISH
BROILED HADDOCK

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Confusion is caused by
the designation "non-
dairy" which appears on
many products that are
actually dairy and should
not be used at meat meals
by those who observe
kashrut. The U.S. De-
partment of Agriculture
considers "dairy" only
products that contain
butter fat. Other milk
products, which contain
no butter fat, are re-
garded by the USDA as
"non-dairy."
The chief culprit here is
the ever-popular coffee
whitener, labeled Non-
Dairy Coffee Creamer.-Most
of these products contain
sodium casinate, which is
the protein derived from
milk. Not only is the prod-
uct dairy, but in many
cases, it also contains mono-
and di-glycerides, which are
meat derivatives, and is
therefore treife.
One should not assume
that if a product is marked
"kosher" and is called
"non-dairy" that it is neces-
sarily pareve. It may be ,
kosher, but dairy, and
therefore not to be used at
meat meals.

Rabbi Benjamin Shan-
dalov, admintrator of the
Chicago Rabbinical Coun-
cil, says that many orange
juices, generally regarded
as pareve, are actually
dairy products and should
not be used at meat meals
by kashrut observant
Jews. The reason for this is
that many fruit juices are
produced by dairies and the
juices are pasteurized in
machines that are other-
wise used for processing
milk and other dairy prod-
ucts.
While some companies
pasteurize the fruit juices,
others pasteurize the water
which they mix with the
frozen juice concentrates. In
either case, these juices are
definitely dairy and should
not be used at meat meals.
This applies to all pas-
teurized fruit juices.
In Detroit, fruit juices of
the Detroit Pure Milk Co.
(orange and grapefruit
juice) are pareve and may be
used at all meals because
they are pasteurized at a
plant (Michigan Beverage
Co.) which does not process
any dairy products at all. 1981 Wolf Prize
The fruit juices of Farm Goes to Chagall
Maid Dairy (the trade name
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
of Detroit Pure Milk) are
French
Jewish artist Marc
certified kosher and pareve
by the Metropolitan Kas- Chagall has won the Wolf
hruth Council of Michigan. Foundation Arts Award for
1981. The award is consid
ered the Israeli equivalent
Austrian D.A.
of the Nobel Prize.
Drops Inquiry
President Yitzhak Navon
will attend the award cere-
on Town Mayor
mony March 23, at which
VIENNA (JTA) — The time Wolf Foundation
District Attorney's office in Awards will also be pre-
Innsbruck has suspended sented to 11 scientists from
an investigation of Franz around the world. Each of
Hausberger, the mayor of the awards is $50,000. This
the skiing resort of Mayrho- will be the first time a Wolf
fen in the -Tyrol, who had Award will be presented for
been a member of the in- achievement in the world of
famous First SS Infantry art. It was previously
Brigade.
limited to scientific
Last year the Austrian achievements.
Resistance Movement
mailed a leaflet to all
households in Mayrhofen,
in which Hausberger was
denounced for his Nazi past.
Now the mayor has sued the
organization for libel. The
district attorney contends
that there is not sufficient
evidence against Haus-
berger.

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Holocaust Film at Art Institute

Academy Award nominee
for Best Foreign Film, "The
Boat Is Full," a 1981.
Swiss German film, will be
shown by Detroit Film
Theatre 7 and 9:30 p.m.
today and Saturday in the
Detroit Institute of Arts au-
ditorium.

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"The Boat Is Full" follows
a group of World War II
German refugees on their
search for political asylum
in Switzerland.

There is a charge. For in-
formation, call the ticket
office, 832-2731.

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COMBINATION DINNER SPECIAL

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HOMEMADE DINNER SPECIALS

MONDAY (Sweet & Sour Stuffed Cabbage)
TUESDAY (Tender Beef Short Ribs)
WEDNESDAY (Broiled Liver & Onions)
THURSDAY (Broiled Sole Fillet)
FRIDAY (Homemade Salmon Patties)
•SATURDAY (Bar-B-Q Chicken)
SUNDAY (Corned Beef and Cabbage)
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Jewish Heritage
Week to Begin
April 25 in NY

NEW YORK (JTA) —
The sixth annual national
celebration of Jewish Heri-
tage Week has been set for
April 25-May 2.
Last years celebration,
involving more than
750,000 students and tens of
thousands of adults in
communities throughout
the metropolitan area, was
also marked in more than
20 cities across the country.
Jewish Heritage Week,
initiated by the Jewish
Community Relations
Council in 1976, is co-
sponsored by the Board of
Jewish Education of
Greater New York and the
Board of Education.

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