Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1981 — Page 2

" Births © o> ^ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pron2 sky’s son, Daniel Max arrived 1. on Sept. 5. The infant’s grand- ° parents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis 1 Pronsky, N.Y. and Mr. and S Mrs. Irving Deutsch, N.Y. £ Great grandmother is Helen ■c Kogan, N.Y. ■I Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tobias, ® Carmel, Ind. became parents t- the second time on Sept. 4. g> Their new son’s name is Benja- ~ min Samuel. Grandparents are ” Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tobias, InS dianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. 2 Ralph Giles, Phoenix, Ariz. O The first son’s name is Jona than Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Broaddus had a daughter born to them on Aug. 14. The child’s

name is Michelle Marie. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jaffe, great grandfather is Harold Jaffe, Hollywood, Fla. The Broaddus’ older child is Jason, two. A girl, Amy Cassia, was born on Sept. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hoffman. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas, Highland, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoffman, Flushing, N.Y. The great grandparents are Mr. Joseph Hoffman, South Miami Beach, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schroth, Michigana Shores, Ind. The baby’s mother is the former Patricia Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kursh became parents of a little girl,

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Emily Kathrine, on May 28 this year. The grandmother is Tess Kursh. The couple’s older child is Laura, four. Jewish Quiz Held By Mizrachi Women

A “Jewish Quiz — Fun For AH!” will be presented by Mrs. Ruth Fruchter at a meeting of American Mizrachi Women at the Park Hoover Club House, 1:00 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 27. Plans will also be made for the upcoming Mizrachi Annual Brunch on Sunday, Nov. 8. Refreshments will be served by hostesses Charlotte Epstein and Rose Greenwald. For transportation call Mrs. Esther Prince

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David Friedlander To Be Bar Mitzvah

David Robert Friedlander will be Bar Mitzvah during services at Beth-EI Zedeck on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 6 and

7.

A student at .Clay Junior 1 High, David' is ! active in soccer, | basketball, and Friedlander golf. He is the son of Ezra and Dale Friedlander. Maternal grandparents are Samuel and Natalie Smulyan. Paternal grandparents, Julius and Anne Friedlander of Boca Raton, Fla., will be attending. Also present wiU be maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Robert Stolkin. Jennifer Levin

To Be Bat Mitzvah Jennifer Levin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Levin, wiU read from the Torah Saturday, Oct. 31, at Beth-EI Zedeck, on the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah. Jennifer's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steinmetz and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Levin of Miami Beach, will be attending the ceremony. Hostesses for The Levin Family will be Mrs. Gary Schahet, Mrs. Ezra Friedlander, Mrs. Robert Leve, Mrs. Larry Bems, Ms. Robin Matson and Ms. Beverly Silbert.

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After eating with all of those fattening foods during the holidays, one should be looking for some easy low calorie dishes. At the Panhandler, Pauline Lumeng came up with an easy Chinese recipe that was not only delicious, but nutritious as well.

CHINESE CURRIED BEEF 2 lbs. boneless beef cold water chuck 2 T. oil, preferably peanut 2 med. onions, cut in half 3 T. curry powder, or to taste lengthwise, then in medium thin 2 med. tomatoes, peeled and diced crosswise 3 cloves garlic, minced 2 T. packed light brown sugar 41. cornstarch blended/ 4 t. water 11. salt, or to taste

In large saucepan place beef in cold water to cover, bring to boil, then at once pour off water. Cut beef in 1 inch cubes; set aside. Meanwhile heat oil in rangetop casserole or Dutch oven and saute onions over medium heat until golden. Stir in curry, sauteing a few minutes. Add tomatoes and garlic; stirring gently for a few minutes. Stir in beef and sugar; cook over low heat several minutes. Cover casserole, cook on stove top or in 275 degree oven, stirring 3 or 4 times for V/i hours or until meat is very tender. Add blended cornstarch; cook and stir until thickened. Taste, then add salt. Cool and refrigerate. To serve bring to room temperature, then reheat in covered casserole or heavy saucepan over low heat on top of range. Serve over long grain rice. This recipe serves eight people.

—About People Irvin Berkowitz was recently appointed regional sales manager by BetaMed Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Berkowitz is the former owner of B&B Drugs and Zee Medical Service. Rachel Glasser celebrated her 30th birthday at the house of her sister-in-law, Jane Yolles, on Monday, Oct. 12. As Mrs. Glasser is a native of New Orleans, Mrs. YoUes served a New Orleans-style luncheon. Rachel is married to Bob Glasser. Her in laws are Ann and Richard Glasser. Mrs. William Meyers just returned from a trip to Shelbyville and Lexington, Ky. There, she spend two days antiquing and racetrack-going with her daughter, Sue Jacobs. The two also visited the Headley-Fleischman Museum in Lexington. This was the first time mother and daughter had taken a trip together in 20 years, Mrs. Meyers happily reports. Mrs. Frances Leopold recently visited her mother, Mrs. Edith Fine of Richmond, Va.

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