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January 28, 1994 - Image 116

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1994-01-28

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THE NO SURPRISE

LEXUS
LEASE
ALL TAXES INCLUDED

1994

ES

Remote Entry/Security System
Leather Int., Moonroof

Dual air bags, pwr. wind/locks, cruise, tilt, ABS
brakes, auto-temp air, full size spare, AM/FM
stereo/cass., heated seat & more.

$466

1994

GS

Remote Entry/Security System
Leather Int., Moonroof

Traction control, dual airbags, pwr. wind/locks, tilt,
cruise, auto-temp air, ABS brakes, full size spare,
AM/FM stereo/cass., heated seat & more.

$640

1994

LS

Remote Entry/Security System
Leather Int., Moonroof

Traction control, dual air bags, pwr. wind/locks,
tilt/telescopic cruise, ABS brakes, auto-temp air, full
size spare, memory /heated seat, AM/FM/CD player
& more.

$741

Based on approved credit, 36 month lease, $0 down $450 acq. fee, $500 sec. dep., 15,000 mi./yr., 150/mi. over limit,
customer responsible for excess wear & tear, tot. oblig. ES $16,776, GS $23,040, LS $26,676. Option to purchase at lease end
ES $18,985.68, GS $24,085.62, LS $31,522.71. Prior sales excluded, must take delivery by 1-31-94.

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Food

Children's Favorite
Party Treats

EILEEN GOLTZ SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS

W

hen my son's birthday
rolls around, I have to
make that annual de-
cision whether or not
to refinance the house and take
10 of his best friends to the
movies or take the chance this
year that the destruction to my
basement is covered under my
homeowners policy (just a little
tip for those of you thinking of
a party at home, Superglue
damage is never covered.)
Let's face it, children's par-
ties have gotten out of hand. I
know parents who think noth-
ing of creating a theme party for
a two year old. Hiring a clown,
pony and a magician is a bit
much for a kid who still naps
twice a day and thinks spitting
up food is an art form.
I know that there are sever-
al places in town that cater to
children's parties. They offer all
kinds of packages that include
cake (I bring my own to make
sure there's no question about
it being kosher) and ice cream
as well as goodie bags, not to
mention price tags that rival the
national debt. A children's par-
ty is truly measured a success
by how well you fill up those
goodie bags. The competition to
have the "coolest" party in-
creases proportionally the old-
er your child becomes. By the
time they reach their teens,
you'd do well to hire a consul-
tant.
I've come to the conclusion
that the easiest, least expensive
and most fun way to have a
children's party is to let the chil-
dren make their own decora-
tions and treats. That way
when you want them to help
you clean up the mess they
won't have a prayer of getting
out of it.

BERRY BERRY BAR
fresh or frozen
strawberries
fresh or frozen blueberries
fresh or frozen raspberries
pineapple chunks
whipped cream in spray
cans*
vanilla ice cream (option-
al)
cherries (optional)
slices of pound cake
Place a slice of pound cake in
a bowl (you can add a scoop of
Ice Cream at this point if you
like) and let the kids put all the
toppings they'd like. Let them
spray the whip cream on and
top with sprinkles. *Children
love to have the extra cans of
whip cream sprayed directly

into their mouths. It looks dis-
gusting but you'll be a hero if
you help them do it!

INITIAL PRETZELS

2 or 3 packages of frozen
bread dough
1 egg, beaten
coarse salt
Give each child three balls of
dough and have them roll them
out into long ropes. Have them
shape each rope into an initial
and place it on a cookie sheet.
Brush the tops with the beaten
egg and sprinkle with the salt.
Bake at 350 degrees until gold-
en. (Time will vary because
some initials will be thicker
than others so keep an eye on
this. Approx. 15 min.)

FROZEN BANANAS

l/2 banana per child
semi-sweet chocolate
chips
margarine
colored sprinkles
chopped nuts
popsicle sticks
wax paper and cookie
sheet
Place a piece of wax paper on
the cookie sheet and set aside.
For each cup of chocolate chips
that you use, use 2 to 3 T. of
margarine. Melt the margarine
and chocolate together in the
microwave. Mix well and set
aside. Push a popsicle stick
through the banana half. Dip
the banana in the chocolate and
then roll it in either the sprin-
kles or nuts. Place the banana
on the wax paper. When all the
bananas are done, place them
in the freezer for approx. 1 hour.
(Do this activity at the begin-
ning of the party and they will
be ready when you're ready to
eat or as a snack at the end of
the party).

Eileen Goltz ©1993

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