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Friday, September 28, 1984
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Best wishes for a
happy, healthy
New Year
Best wishes for a
happy, healthy
New Year
Best wishes for a
happy, healthy
New Year
Best wishes for a
happy, healthy
New Year
ESTHER & HARRY DINES,
STEVEN & RIVA
RUTH & FRED KATZ
EVELYN & AL BROOK
DAVE & PAULINE
GOODSTEIN
Best wishes for a
happy, healthy
New Year
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happy, healthy
New Year
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happy, healthy
New Year
HY & SARAH MERVIS &
FAMILY
NATHALIE & LOUIS
CITRON
ROSIE, WILLIE &
LANEY LEVITT
Best wishes for a
happy, healthy
New Year
Best wishes for a
happy, healthy
New Year
MRS. MAX GLADSTONE
IRVING LARKY
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happy, healthy
New Year
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happy, healthy
New Year
MR. & MRS. AHARON &
ANN GUMER
MONIEK & RIWA
MARGULIES
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happy; healthy
New Year
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happy, healthy
New Year
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happy, healthy
New Year
MR. & MRS.
RUBIN HERMAN & RON
Wishing all our family and
friends a year of
health and happiness
HELEN & NATHAN SADIK
& THE SOLARZ FAMILY
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friends a year of
health and happiness
HERB & FAY GUSSIN
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
ARLENE & MARK
MILLMAN
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happy, healthy
New Year
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friends a year of
health and happiness
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happy, healthy
New Year
HUGO & CECILIE
ICZKOVITZ & FAMILY
BARBARA RAIMI &
GAYLE. RAIMI
JERRY, FRAN, MARCI & MARK UZANSKY
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happy, healthy
New Year
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happy, healthy
New Year
SIMON & ESTHER TABACHNIK
To All Our
Relatives
and Friends,
Our wish for a
year filled with
happiness,
health and prosperity
CIDNIE & ARTHUR HEROLD,
ANDY, BRAD & ERIN
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May the New Year Bring
To All Our Friends
and Family
Health,
Joy, Prosperity
and Everything
Good in Life
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MR. & MRS.
PHILIP KATZ
MARILYN SCHNEID
MELINDA, JAY & ELYSSA
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happy, healthy
New Year
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happy, healthy
New Year
SELMA & PHYLLIS KORN
JEAN & SIDNEY STOLSKY
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happy, healthy
New Year
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happy, healthy
New Year
CLARA & LOU SELIK
MR. & MRS. JACK TAYLOR
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friends a year of
health and happiness
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Wishing all our family and
friends a year of
health and happiness
THE ROWES
RHEA, HAROLD & MERRIL
Wishing all our family and
friends a year of
health and happiness
LYDIA & ERNEST STECKER
NEWS
Tastes of Israel
BY DIANA LERNER
Jerusalem — Israel's melting
pot complexion is reflected not
only in its multi-ethnic popula-
tion, but in the varied back-
grounds of the country's cooking
methods, eating styles and dishes
from all over the world offered in
its restaurants, cafes, eateries,
snack bars, kiosks and by street
vendors. •
Although all meat is ritually
slaughtered and hotels in Israel
are kosher, one must still look for
the rabbinical certificate to indi-
cate a particular restaurant is
kosher. As elsewhere the health
kick has hit Israel and a plethora
of vegetarian and dairy restau-
rants about to prove it. Pizza, fel-
lafel, borekas and blintze bars
greet you everywhere and you can
enjoy them at very low prices.
Some of the popular restau-
rants specialize in fish dishes
only, or have a widely varied
menu from which you may choose
something a la. carte. In
Jerusalem, fish-eaters have Be-
ni's, in the center of town, Savion,
across the road from Terra
Sancta, or the Dolphin, a particu-
larly popular and reasonable res-
taurant in the Arab neighborhood
of East Jerusalem. Vegetarians
prefer Bavli on the Street of the
Prophets, the Alpin on King
George Street and Tavlin on Riv-
lin Street, as well as numerous
blintze restaurants.
For traditionalists, the Down-
town offers a full selection of
sandwiches, soups, crepes and
dessert, reasonably priced.
Nearby on Hillel Street is the
civilized L'Entrecote, serving a
standard steak meal, and Deli
Nepi, a kosher deli near Zion
Square, offers- American-style
cornbeef.
In costomopolitan Tel Aviv,
eateries and restaurants, or stand
up bars are packed into every
corner of the sprawling city. Di-
zengoff, the main thoroughfare, is
a veritable gourmand's delight
from one end to the other. Batya's
in the center of Arlosoroff St. has
probably the most economical, de-
licious, East European fare, rea-
sonable • priced with cholent and
kishke available on weekends,
and chopped liver daily. On Ben
Gurion Street, an entire corner Is
occupied by the New York, prob-
ably the best known kosher res-
taurant in the city, which now has
added an adjoining dairy eating
place.
For elegant, western style din-
ing there is the old world charm of
the Rishon Cellar, probably more
expensive, but worth a trip, and
the high class hotels all along
Hayarkon Street, from the Dan
Hotel onward. The Hilton prob-
ably incorporates the greatest
variety of dining areas, topped by
their King Solomon Grill.
And you can have an entire
meal on the street: corn on the cob,
fellafel, nuts, borekas, sumsum
(sesame) bread, bagels and sea-
sonal treats like Sabra fruit and
roasted chestnuts from kiosks or
street vendors — all inexpensive.
Most Israelis live neither in
Jerusalem,nor in Tel Aviv and in
smaller towns, on the highways in
gas stations, and in kibbutz re-
sthouses, one can enjoy facilities