The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 28

TWENTY-EIGHT THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN. KINGSTON. THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 20, 1967 sower MATZO BRE1 3 2 '2 tablespoons water or milk teaspoon salt Dash pepper Break matron into pieces. Cover with water and then pour water off immediately.

excess water out of Melt about 2 tablespoons of butter in a skillet; add matzo and fry until lightly toasted. Beat eggs with remaining ingredients. Pour over matzos and fry, atirring frequently, until eggs are set. 2 to 3. TOASTED MATZO FARFEL HONEYED DUCK WITH ORANGE SAUCE 2 large ducks 2 teaspoons paprika Hi cup honey Sprinkle ducks with salt and pepper.

Place on a rack in an uncovered roasting pan and place in a moderate oven for hours, turning to brown evenly. Drain off fat from pan. Mix the honey with paprika. Brush ducks on all sides with half of this mixture. Turn ducks after 15 minutes and brush with remainip Honey mixture.

Bake until skin is crisp an brown about 15 minutes longer. Serve with Orange Sauce (see below). Serves 6. 2 cups matzo farfel 2 eggs, beaten teaspoon salt Combine the matzo farfel with the egg and salt. Spread in a thin layer in a greased baking pan.

Bake in a moderate oven for 20-25 minutes or until lightly browned. 2 large cut up frying chickens 1 cup matzo meal 1 teaspoon salt Hi teaspoon pepper cup peanut oil 2 cups chopped onion GAN EDEN CHICKEN 4 cups applesauce 1 cup orange Juice 2 teaspoon grated orange rind 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup blanched slivered almonds ORANGE SAUCE FOR HONEYED DUCK Giblets and necka from 2 ducks cup condensed clear chicken soup cup water 2 tablespoons table cup orange Juice cup hi teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons grated orange rind Dash ginger Cook giblets and necks in the chicken soup and water until tender. Mix potato startch with little of the orange iuice. Then mix with balance of orange juice. Add cup of the giblet broth, the honey, salt, orange rind, and ginger.

Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until thickened. Serve hot with auck. Serves 6. Roll chicken parts in a mixture of the matzo meal, salt, and pepper. Fry in the hot oil, in a large skillet, until brown on all sides.

Remove chicken from pan as pieces are browmed. When all chicken is browned, drain off all but 2 tablespoons of the fat. Add onions and cook until tender. Return chicken to pan. Mix applesauce, orange Juice, orange rind, and cinnamon.

Pour over chicken; cover and cook about 30 minutes or until tender. Add almonds and cook 5 minutes. Serves 6-8. POTATO KUGELACH 2 eggs 2 cups water cup peanut oil or chicken fat hi cup matzo meal 6 oz. pkg.

(or 2 3 oz. pkgs.) potato pancake Beat eggs with fork until blended. Add water and oil or chicken fat. Stir in matzo meal and potato pancake mix. AJlow batter to thicken for 3 minutes Fill greased pans and bake in a hot oven 40-45 minutes or until well- browned and crusty.

Loosen with a knife and remove from pan. Makes 12, which will serve 6 8 STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM BUNTZES Batter Filling: Mix together cup cake meal 1 lb. small curd cot teaspoon salt tage cheese 1 hi cups water 1 egg 3 eggs hi teaspoon salt hi cup sugar hi teaspoon cinnamon cup sliced straw berries Sauce: Combine 1 cup sour cream with 1 cup sliced strawberries and 2 tablespoons sugar. Combine eggs, salt, and water. Ado gradually to cake meal, beating constantly and throughly to avoid lumps.

Pour about 3 tablespoons of batter onto a hot, lightly greased frying pan and rotate so batter forms a 6 inch circle. Fry over moderate heat until edges pull away from pan. Turn out on a clean cloth, cooked side up. Repeat till all the batter is used. Place a spoonful of fil ling in the center of each leaf.

Fold in edges and roll. Fry in a small amount of oil or butter until browned on all sides. Serve with chilled Strawberry Sauce. Makes 12-14. Ruth Banta Elected Auxiliary President At a regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Kripple- bush-Lyonsvillc Fire Company, Ruth Banta was elected president.

Also elected to office were Anne Evans, vice president; Au- ramar Baker, treasurer; Pat Montalvo, secretary; Catherine Coddington, publicity, and Bea Vandcmark, chaplain. The Auxiliary is planning to place floral tributes on the graves of firemen and auxiliary members on Memorial Day. MR. AND MRS. LOUIS P.

LAMBIASE of 168 Washington Avenue, Kingston, who celebrated their Silver Wedding Anniversary on Sunday, April 16. Married on April 12, 1942 in Our Lady of Refuge Church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. William Casey. Mr. and Mrs.

Lambiase have five children: Linda, a dental hygienist; Paul, student at UCCC; John, student at Eymard Preparatory, Hyde Park; and twins Robert and Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Lambiase received many congratulatory gifts and messages from relatives and friends in honor of the occasion. (Freeman photo by John Kruh) Field Trip Invitation A morning field trip is being held this Saturday by members of the John Burroughs Natural History Society to see the spring migrants of the bird world and to observe the early spring flowers.

Interested readers may meet with members at 8:30 a. m. at the intersection of Route 299 (toward New Paltz) and Chodi- kee Lake Road, about lhi miles west of Route 9W. The leader will be Marguerite Brands, a nature enthusiast who has made this trip through the woods very interesting. Should anyone desire to join the John Burroughs Natural History Society, contact Mrs.

James Betts, Rt. 5, Box 45A, Kingston, N. Y. 12401. A monthly publication with interesting nature items and field trip information is sent to all members.

The next trip will be on Sunday, April 30th. MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN LARIOS of Kingston celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, April 16 with a family dinner at the Governor Clinton Hotel. Married in Hudson, N.

Y. on April 19, 1917, they had been attended by Anthony Nekos of Kingston, now deceased, and Mrs. Helen Stamatakos of Springfield, N. sister of Mr. Larios.

The dinner was arranged by the Larios children Mr. and Mrs. Sam Matthew's of Kingston; Dr. and Mrs. Peter Corsones of Kingston; Mr.

and Mrs. Constantine Prevas of Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larios of Kingston. Also attending were Leo Larios, brother of Stephen Larios, and Mrs.

Larios, Mrs. George Larios and Mrs. Ernest Larios of Plattsburgh, N. sisters-in-law of Mr. Larios, 12 grandchildren of the couple.

Other relatives were John Stamatakos and Mrs. Mary Sarrus, uncle and aunt; who attended from Newark, N. and Lee Konjas, nephew of Mrs. Larios; and the Rev. and Mrs.

Katsoulis. Mr. and Mrs. Larios are planning to leave on a Caribbean cruise on April 24. SYNAGOGUE NEWS Ahavuh Iarael Religious services at Congregation Ahavath Israel are held every Friday 8 p.

Saturday at 9:30 a. m. and at sundown, Sunday at 10 a. m. and at sundown.

and Junior Congregation for all boys and girls Saturday 11 a. m. The Friday evening services are followed by an Oneg Shabbat, and the morning services are followed by refreshments and breakfast. This Friday 8 p. religious services will be in the theme of the Passover teaching of Freedom.

as it is the last Sabbath before the Passover Holiday. The Sabbath is called Shabos Haogodol, the great Sabbath, to commemorate the miracle of the preparation of the Paschal lamb, and in reference to the words found in the prophetic reading of this Sabbath, where the prophet, Malachi foretells the coming of the Great Day of the Messiah. Rabbi Harry Z. Schectman will speak on Roads to Freedom, and Cantor L. Larry Jacobs will chant the liturgy.

The service will be the Family Service for the month, in which the celebrants of birthdays and wedding anniversaries will be honored. Their names will be called and the rabbi w-ill offer his blessing upon them, and a reception will be held at the Oneg Shabbat in their honor. The birthdays of the following will be celebrated: Marc Brett. Harry Nussbaum, Roy Pinsly, Brenda Klein, Eric Werbalowsky, Rosalyn Marcus, Howard Kelman, Sandra Pinsly, Diane Colon, Joel Helmrich, Judith Gruberg, Jonathan Harding, Gary Pinsly, Edith Strauss, Mark Greenspan, Mark Satinsky. The w-edding anniversaries will be of Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Millens, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wil- pan, Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Schecter, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bush. Memorial prayers will also be said for those whose yuhrtzeitcn will be observed this week. The Oneg Shabbat will be hostessed by Mrs.

Morris Tucker and Mrs. Irving Wilpan, under the chairmanship of Mrs. L. Larry Jacobs. Due to the necessity for careful observance of the rituals and preparations for the Passover, Rabbi Schectman may be reached few questions on the observances, for any other matters pertaining to the holiday, at his study by telephone or personal visits.

The Talmud Torah of Kingston will be closed during the Passover holiday for the complete eight days, and will open again Thursday, May 4. Religious servicies will be held for all the boys and girls of the Talmud Torah at Ahavath Israel on the mornings of the first two clays and the last two days of the holiday. Plan Dedication Immediately following the Passover holiday the Week of Dedication of the new Ahavath Israel building will begin. Wednesday night, May 3, the Sisterhood w-ili conduct a special program meeting; Thursday afternoon. May 4, all the Jewish children of the community will attend a Children's Day at the new building; at night on May 4, the Club will be inaugurated with a special event for all the men of the congregation and their friends; Friday evening.

May 5. a special dedicatory service will be conducted at the Services, with a cantata presented by the members of USY and the synagogue choir, and a special Oneg Shabbat catered by the Couples Club. Saturday morning the services will be devoted to dedication, on Saturday night the l)SY, the youth organization of the congregation will have as its guests all the youth of the community at a dance in the new auditorium, and Sunday, May 7. the dedicatory ceremonies will be held with religious exercises in the synagogue at 11 a. m.

with speeches by various dignitaries, fallowed by an open house, and in the evening a dinner and dance in honor of the dedication will complete the celebration. Temple Emanuel The first Mitzvah ceremony in the history of Temple Emanuel will be Friday as part of the regular Sabbath evening services. Karen Boiler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Beller will conduct the service and read from the Torah and Haftorah. She will receive a apeotai bleesfag from Rabbi Jonathan Etohhorn. After the services, the Oneg Shabbat will be sponsored by her parents in her honor. Congregation and friends may attend. Passover will be held Monday, April 24, 6 p.

m. and Tuesday, April 25 at 10 a. m. Concluding Passover services will be held Sunday, April 30, at 7:45 p. m.

and Yiskor services Monday, May 1 at 10 a. m. Rabbi Biohhom will conduct a Passover Seder for Jewish Inmates at the New York State Vocational Institution in Ooxsack- ie Wednesday evening, April 26. The Brotherhood will conduct Passover Sabbath services Friday. April 28.

A number of clergymen and groups from local churches have been invited to attend the services. During the Oneg Shabbat, a motion picture, Anyone Around My Base Is It, wall be shown. The movie features 1966 Academy Award winner. Martin Balsam and deals with the search for God. A group discussion will follow the film.

Rummage Sale St. School The Club of St. School is planning a rum mage sale at 36 John Street on Thursday. April 27 and Friday. April 28, from 9:30 a.

m. to 4:30 p. m. Articles of clothing and miscellaneous items will be accepted and may be left in the school basement rior to the sale or at 36 John treet, Wednesday, April 26, from 9:30 a. m.

to 4:30 p. and the days of the sale. Anyone desiring further information is asked to contact Mrs. John Dittus, chair man, or Mrs. Leo Schupp.

MAYOR GARRAGHAN ATTENDS BREAKFAST On April 16 after the 8 a. m. Mass celebrated by His Excellency Bishop James McManus in St. Church, this city, approximately 180 men of the parish gathered in Knights of Columbus Hall for a communion breakfast At the table fvere, seated (1-r) Dick McCarthy, toastmaster; Mayor Raymond Garrighan; the Rt. Rev.

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