World Beat
cont’d from preceding page
Honda cars assembled at the
Ohio plant of the Honda of
America Co., the U.S. subsid
iary of the Japanese firm.
The cars made in Ohio are
expected to go on sale in Israel
beginning next summer.
At least 25 percent of the parts
come from Japan, where Honda
has heeded the Arab boycott for
years.
Although Honda of America
guaranteed the parts when the
export deal was concluded sev
eral months ago, the Israeli
Foreign Ministry insisted on a
public statement from Honda
headquarters in Tokyo as a
condition for importing the cars
into Israel.
Four smaller Japanese auto
manufacturers have been selling
cars in Israel for several years.
They are Mitsubishi, Subaru,
Daihatsu and Suzuki.
The Toyota Motor Co., Ja
pan’s largest, still does not do
business with Israel.
Tid-Bits
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
B’nai BVith launched a Panama
disaster relief drive to aid the
nation devastated by fighting
and looting in the wake of the
U.S. invasion to oust dictator
Manuel Noriega.
•
NEW YORK (JTA) — They
employ different methods, but
two Reform synagogues in San
Francisco and Pittsburgh have
achieved the same results — the
successful integration of recently
arrived Soviet Jewish emigre
families into the religious, cul
tural and social life of their
communities.
Both programs were praised
at the recent convention of the
Union of American Hebrew
Congregations, the congrega
tional arm of Reform Judaism
in the United States.
•
CHICAGO (JTA) — The
Jewish Federation of Metropol
itan Chicago has offered a
$5,000 reward for information
leading to the arrest and convic
tion of anti-Semitic vandals who
spray painted swastikas and
“Kill All Jews” on the exterior
walls of the Jacob Duman Jew
ish Community Building in
suburban Buffalo Grove. Sever
al windows were broken and a
bomb threat, the fourth this past
year, was telephoned to the
center.
•
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
President Bush has nominated
Kitty Dukakis to the 65-member
U.S. Holocaust Memorial
Council.
•
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
President Bush played dreidel at
the White House, first getting a
no-decision on “nun” and then
winning a pot of chocolates on
“gimmel.” Bush played with
students from the Charles E.
Smith Day School here as part
of the first large-scale Chanukah
celebration at the White House.
•
NEW YORK (JTA) —
MIFNE, the Hebrew word for
“turnaround,” is the acronym
for an Israeli project that will try
to help rehabilitate the estimated
eight percent of that country’s
adolescents who have dropped
out of society.
The program, adopted by the
American Jewish Joint Distribu
tion Committee, was developed
initially in partnership with the
government and the Jerusalem
municipality.
•
SAN FRANCISCO (JTA) —
Scores of stickers bearing black
swastikas with the words “Infla
tion is Jewish” and “Death to
Race-Mixers” were found on
windshields and windows of
businesses around San Francis
co recently.
The stickers contain the ad
dress of New Order Publica
tions, Box 6414, Lincoln, Neb.
68506.
•
SAN FRANCISCO (JTA) —
A Jewish film festival, scheduled
to take place in Moscow from
March 24 to 31, will offer 25 of
the best contemporary Jewish-
subject films worldwide.
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Jewish Book Fair was Exciting
Workshop for Seniors -
“Why Should I Hire You?”, a 2-day
workshop, designed for older workers,
is presented by the Sr. Employment
Services at Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Senior Centers, Inc. on Wed. and
Thurs., Feb. 14-15, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in
the Ballroom of Hall House,
426 N. Tryon St.
It is free, open to the public and
designed to help older workers find
jobs, assist in recognizing importance
of employment planning and to rede
fine skills, interests and work experi
ence. To register call 334-3056
8 a.m.-S p.m.
Plenty of books on sale for everybody.
Amalia Warshenbrot, librarian, A young customer makes her
presenting book awards. purchase.
Storytelling time with Beth Hutchison.
Photos/Terrill Hoffman
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(Menu below is partial listing.)
BREAKFAST PLATTERS
Served with choice of bagel, biaiy, roll,
rye or pumpernickel w/butter & jelly.
1 Egg w/Potato Pancakes
2 Eggs w/Potato Pancakes
2 Eggs w/Comed Beef, Pastrami or Salami & P.P.
Lox, Eggs & Onions w/Potato Pancakes
French Toast made from Challah
4 Pancakes w/butter & syrup
3 Blintzes (cheese, potato or cherry) w/sour cream
All omelettes 3 Eggs;
Onion Omelette w/Potato Pancakes
Mushroom Omelette w/Potato Pancakes
American Cheese Omelette w/Potato Pancakes
Swiss or Muenster Cheese Omelette w/P.P.
Deli Omelette w/Potato Pancakes
Egg substitute available
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BREAKFAST SANDWICHES
Served on choice of bagel, bialy, roll,
rye or pumpernickel.
Plain Cream Cheese
Scallion Cheese
Walnut & Raisin Cream Cheese
Vegetable Cream Cheese
Lox Spread
Breakfast Served All Dav
Cheese, Fish or
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DELICATESSEN SANDWICHES
Jumbo Size (7 oz.) on choice of bagel, bialy, roll,
rye or pumpernickel w/pickle & choice of
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Hot Brisket
Hot Corned Beef
Hot Pastrami
Kosher Tongue
Roast Beef
Turkey
Kosher Salami
Kosher Bologna
Corned Beef &
Chopped Liver
FISH PLATTERS
Served w/choice of bagel, bialy, roll, rye
or pumpernickel w/lettuce, tomato & onion.
Nova or Belly Lox & Cream Cheese
Whitefish (piece or chub)
Baked Salmon
Sable
Pkkled Herring in Cream Sauce or Wine Sauce
Combination — Nova or Belly Lox, Sable, Whitefish
& Baked Salmon
Brunch Platter — Nova or Belly Lox & Whitefish
Gefilte Fish ^
OTHER SANDWICH SALAD SENSATIONS
Served on choice of bagel, bialy, roll, rye or
pumpemkkel w/lettuce, tomato, onhn, pickie & chok:e
of Cole Slaw, Potato SaJ^ or B. W. Salad.
Or have it served on a fresh salad platter.
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Egg Salad
Chopped Herring
Chopped Liver
Tuna Salad
Chicken Salad
Whitefish Salad
Baked Salmon Salad
CHAR-BROILED
Served w/pickle & choice of Cole Slaw,
Potato Salad or B. W. Salad.
Frankfurter (steamed or char-broiled)
w/Kraut & Vegetarian Beans
Knockwurst (Specials steamed or char-broiled)
w/Kraut & Vegetarian Beans
Chicken Breast on roll w/Lettuce, Tomato & Fries
HOT OPEN SANDWICHES MELTS
Served on choice of bagel, bialy, roll, rye
or pumpernickel w/pickle & choice of Cole Slaw,
Potato S^d or B. W. Salad.
Reuben-Corned Beef w/Swiss & Kraut & Fries
Rachel-Pastrami w/Swiss & Kraut & Fries
Philly Cheese Steak & Fries
SPECIALTIES
^ Boiled Chicken w/Soup & Salad
^ Rotisserie Chkken, Fries,*w/soup or salad
12 oz. N.Y. Strip Steak, Fries,*w/soup or salad
* Baked Potato available after 5 p.m.
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Full Line of Deli and
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