Page 6 - The Canadian Jewish News, Friday, October 15, 1976
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By MIRIAM HERMAN
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CZF YOUTH PROGRAMS
A report of the Youth and Hechalutz department of the Canadian Zionist Federation notes that the number of young people participating in the department's programs in Israel has almost doubled. About 450 youth took part in seminars, study programs and tours this year, as compared to 250 in past years. The report also outlines proposals for the coming yeiar — among them, the first leadership training seminar in Israel for Canadian youth, focussing on their particular needs, to be held this winter; Canadian high school senior students spending part of their school ■ year studying in Israel; a credit course in Israel for students of Vanier College of Montreal, and community centres holding their summer programs in Israel. All this, of course, is in addition to the department's regular projects.
THE NORTH-EAST COMMUNITY
The North-East Jewish Community Services, a joint project of Toronto Jewish Congress. Jewish Family and Child Services and the YM-YWHA, has a very active prograrh that seems to offer something for everyone. According to their bulletin, there are the Jewish family education workshops, after school programs for children, getting-to-know-you coffee meetings, volunteer training, and even a welcpme-to-new-residents group. If you live out that way, the phone number is 493-8866.
THE RINAH CHORALE
This fall, the Rinah Chorale starts its second season. iSponsored by Toronto" Jewish Congress and the Jewish Student Federation at York University, the choir of university students and young adults is now officially the choir in residence of the YM-YWHA. Music director is Ben Steinberg, and the repertoire includes Jewish music from all over the world. If you like to sing, just join the rehearsals on'Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. at the northern 'Y'. or call Lou Garber at the JSF office.
FUNDS BY MAIL
About this time each year, members of Hebrew Weston Charitable Services usually hold their annual charity tea. . The group raises funds for Kosher Meals on Wheels, Weston Sanitarium and the Anti-Tubercular Qinic in Israel. But this year, they decided to do something different —-to go out on an all-out fund-raising campaign, minus the tea. So, instead Qf the usual tea invitation, all those who hayie sappotted thejr vwwrk in the past are: being asked to continue to do so by so bj[ mailing in their donations.
RENT-A-KID
Need an extra pair.of hands to clean up those odd jobs around the house that you haven't.been able to get around to
yourself? Here's the answer. You can Rent-a-Kid from Shevet Kisufim, the Zionist youth group at Bnei Akiva Yesh-iva. These grade 12 youngsters will hielp out on two Sundays, Oct. 24 and 31, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds wilLgo to group projects and to Israel. Just phone Murray Eisner at 226-0810. P.S;. Babysitting service is also available any evening.
'Y'SKATING CLASSES
Former Russian championship skater Yasha Smushkin, is running a skating program for the 'Y'. Classes are being held at his own school at Chesswood arena in Downsview on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 4:30 p.m. for youngsters 8 years of age, jind over.
TOMORROW'S JEWS
This Thursday, Oct. 21, the contemporary Affairs Institute at B'nai Israel Beth David Congregation presents Rabbi Stuart Rosenberg on the subject Tomorrow's Jews: Some Predictions and Prescriptions. The time is 8:30 p.m.
ALL ABOUT ENERGY
Thursday, the 21st, is also the date of the opening general meeting of the National Council of Jewish Women, Toronto section. It is called for 12:30 p.m. at the Council House. The topic is Everythiog You Always Wanted To Know About Energ) But Were Afiraid To Ask, with guest speaker Jack Chis-vin, a professional engineer involved in energy conservation.
TORAH FUND TEACH-IN
The Ontario Branch of Women's League for. Conservative Judaism, re-. presenting 15 sisterhoods, has scheduled its annual Torah Fund Teach-In dessert luncheon for this Wednesday, the 20th, at 12:30 p.m. at Beth Synagogue. The program features guest speaker Cheryl Meirovich of Beth Zion Sisterhood of Oshawa, plus a visual presentation by all Torah Fund chairmen. The fund supports programs of the Jewish Theological Seminary.
CONFERENCE FOR SENIORS
The two-day conference on You the Volunteer, arranged by Co-ordinated Services to Jewish Elderly, opens Monday. Oct. 25. at 7:45 p.m.'at Parliament Buildings, MacDonald Block. On hand to welcome the participants will be Ontario's Lieutenant-Governor Pauline Mc-Gibbon; Provincial Secretary for Social Development Margaret Birch, Helen Margison, president, Toronto's United Community Fijpd, and Lawrence Crawford, director, senior citizen bureau. Ministry of Community and Social Services. The conference continues on Tuesday, the 26th, with workshops from 9:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. To register, call the CSJE office at 789-7841;
Aaron Pollack
Leaders of the Canadian Jewish community attended an informal dinner in Montreal recently honoring Aaron Pollack, past national chairman of the Canada-Israel Committee. The dinner also served to welcome the new national co-chairmen, Rabbi W.Gunther Plant and Norman May. At the conclusion of the dinner, the CIC presented Mr. .Pollack, who remains actively involved as chairman of the board, with a bronze sculpture appropriately entitled The Committee.
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The Toronto Jewish Tieachers Seminary has made two new administrative appointments — Rabbi Shmaei Amital of Israel, as co-ordinator of student programs, and Harold Malitzky, director of special services at Toronto's Board of Jewish Education, as registrar. The rabbi has a long career in education, having taught at Yeshiva Univers,ity. Bar Han and the Talpiot Teachers Seminary in Tel Aviv. Mr. Malitzky before coming tO-^Toronto, was active in the Schenectady. New York school system.
The Hon. Mr. Justice Abraham Lleff
is the dinner chairman and Stephen Berger the chairman of the 50-member tribute committee for the big "do"^ honoring Mark and LII Levy. Under the sponsorship of Beth Tzedec Congregation and Israel Bonds, the dinner is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 28, at the synagogue. H, Wayne Tanenbaom heads the congregation's Bonds committee this year.
Ottawa's Jewish cornmuhity has welcomed a new rabbi to its midst. He's Saul Aranov, newly-appointed spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Shalom. The 38-year-old rabbi, who was ordained from Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary of Yeshiva University, is no stranger to Canada having been with Congregation Beth Israel in Edmonton for the past six years. He and his wife, Dina Amor, have three children — Noam. 6, Shalavet, 5, and Sarit, two months.
- At a recent meeting of the Central Fund for Traditional Insthutions, Lewis Moses and Jack Schwartz were named co-chairmen, with Louis Lockshin and Nathan Hurwich as vice:chairmen; Kurt Rothschild, chairinan of the board; Gilbert Goodman, treasurer, and Marvin Sigler, secretary.
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Len Fritsch completes his almost-three-year term as executive director of Friends of Pioneering Israel in Toronto and returns to his own Kibbutz Maaba-rot the end of the month. So, the FPI together with the Canadian Zionist Federation, is having a reception in his honor on Sunday, the 17th, at8p.m. at the Town House, 881 Eglinton Ave. W. In lieu of "farewell" gifts* guests are being asked to contribute to his favorite project in Israel, the Anne Frank Haven School at Kibbutz Sasa. which is geared to teenagers from development towns.
New York University has named its first woman dean. Thirty-threeyear-old Ann Marcus has been appointed dean of the School of Continuing Education, the first woman appointed to a full deanship in the school's 145-year-history. A doctoral candidate in social science and philosophy at Columbia's Teachers College, Miss Marcus has a B.A. degree in history from Brandeis and an M. A. from the London School of Economics ahd_„
Political Science.
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In-Residence program of the Canadian Zionist Federation launches its new season with Judge MlchaLindenstnuus, one of Israel's youngest judges. An expert on the legal status of the (\rabs in Israel, he was at one time legal advisor to the Israel'defence forces in the occupied terr^: tories. He will be in Vancouver on G<jt. 18 and 19, then on to Winnipeg on the 20th and 21st, and from there to Clever land, Ohio.
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Lig/ihiuig Pickled Ciicunihcrs
r/2 Ih: ^ 14 lb. small, uithlenmhcd cucumbers
2/3 cup while vinegar
1]3 cup cold water •
/ 1 [2 tblsps. sugar :
2 scant tsps. salt.
dill .weed
. Ij2 tsp. peppercorns
1 ,'2 isp. mustard seed 1J2 tsp. whole allspice
2 cloves garlic,, ludred  ■ • .
1. wash and dry cucumbers. Cut into 1/4" thick oblique slices and pack into glass jar, just big enough to hold them, slipping garlic halves and dill weed among the slices
2. make a solution with the vinegar, water^ sugar and salt and stir till dissolved. Crush peppercorns, mustard seed and allspice briefly for quick release of flavor, and add to solution. Pour over cucumbers and seal If solution does not coyer cucumbers, top up wjth equal ambunts of water and vinegar
3. leave unrefrigerated ovej-night. Best after 24 "lOurs, then will keep for weeks in refrigerator. Serve chilled, scattered with spices and dill weed
n.b. bayleaves can be substituted for the dill weed, and two cracked, cardamon pods can be
substituted for the garlic
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Lightning Spiced Feaclu's 24 oz. can halved peaches 3;4 cup syrup from can 1/4 cup vinegar 2 tblsps. brown .sugar 2 cloves
2 sticks cinnamon •       ■     • • - ■
1. drain peachesand dry on kitchen paper, reserving 3/4 cup canning syrup. Place syrup in pan with vinegar, sugar, cloves and cinnamon. Bring to boil and simmer 10 mins.
2. add peach6s to liquid and poach gently 5 mins. Cool, then place peaches and liquid in jar. Cover, and leave unrefrigerarted overnight. Will keep for weeks in refrigerator. Serve at room temperature with hot or cold roasts, as garnish
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Early in the summer, eye-catching posters, issued by the Vegetable Production and Marketing Board, appeared urging: "Don't miss out on the season, pickle cucumbers." This turns into a ' catchy slogan in Hebrew, because the words for missing an opportunity, and pickling, are identical.
The poster evokes cosy, domestic images of neatly-labelled jars of preserves and pickles lined up on kitchen shelves.
One imagines armies of worthy homemakers busily sterilizing pickle jars and boiling up brine solutions. As is well-known, any negligence or slovenliness iri preparatioji^ any failure to abide by the very letter of the awesome and daunting instructions, will result in the bogies of soft, mushy, rotting vegetables and/or mould formation.
Anyway, the fact of the ^matter is, that I did miss the season: I did not pickle cucumbers.
Doubtless, part of the reason for this disgraceful lapse, was a latent unwill-
irigriess to go along with the obsessively clinical measures necessarily to make pjckles successfully. But the problem is that Succoth is almost done — the traditional season for sampling the preserves and pickles laid away during the summer months.
There is no need to desfiair though, rescue is at hand: you can prepare these del'cious, worry-free pickled cucumbers and spiced peaches in next to no time, and still salvage your reputation as an industrious and talented homemaker.
This cheery po'ster. issued by the Vegetable Production and Marketing Board in liirael, reads: "Don't miss'the sea.son - pickle cucumbers." See recipe.s.
TORONTO —
The annual Hadassah Bazaar, as predictable as the change of seasons, makes its 52nd appearance this year. Oct. 27. at the Automotive Building, Exhibition Place.
The staple activities and features of the all-day event are back again this year —^ 20 snack bars and restaurants, non-stop auction, raffles, bargains on cvePithing from toys to canned goods and the draw on a 1977 car.
More recent additions
to the cheerful bedlam of the world's largest one-day bazaar are the natural food both, the country kitchen featuring homemade treats. Mr. and Mrs. Fix-it booth highlighting, do-it-yourself supplies and a display run by youngsters selling Hallowe'en costumes, candies and home-grown pumpkins.
The bazaar runs from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. and admission is $1 (preschoolers free). Tickets are available from the
' Hadassah-WlZO office or at t h e Automative Building.
Chair%\amen of t h e bazaar this year are Pearl Grecnbaum and L y n n Albert who will co-ordinate the efforts of Toronto Hadassah's 3,800 members. Proceeds go to medical, educational and human-care services for needy mothers and children in Israel. .
Recipients are students at the Canadiian co-educational agricultural school at Nahalal and disabled children at Asaf Harofe Rehabilitation Centre .
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