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• Rabbi Stuart E. Rosenberg will deliver an address, "The Making of the Arner-icah Jew", on Wednesday, November 7th, at 11:45, following the opening session of thf Beth Tzedec Sisterhood's adult education classes.
A dessert luncheon will take place Wednesday, Oct; 24th,,at 1:00 p.m., in the niez-zanine ha|l.
Topics to be discussed include: Hebrew 1, Hebrew 11, Bible, History, The Management of the Jewish Traditional Home and Patterns and Issues in Day School Education.
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• TVironto Chapter 434, B'nal B'rith, will held its annual fall tea on Sunday, October 28th, from 2:00 to 6:00 in the home of Mrs. Aaron Wolfe,
Guests will be welcomed by the president, Mrs. Isaac Ray, and the tea convener, Mrs. Max Roher.
Among those expected to preside at the tea table will be: Dr. Reva Gersteln, Mrs. PhUlip GIvens, Mrs, M. A. Levy, Mrs. D. Leslie, Mrs. W. W. Marjorlbanks Mrs. Irving Paisley, Mrs. Nathan Phillips, Mrs. Vernon Singer, Mrs. M. S. TiU and Mrs. A. G. Volpe.
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• Mrs. Arthur Hailey will review her husband's novel, "In High Places", at a meeting of the Lady Reading Club on Wednesday, October 24th, in the home of Mrs.
Maurice E. Stark.
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• "A Flurry of Fashions" is the title of Beth Sholom Sisterhood's annual tea and fashion show on Thursday, October 25th, at 2:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. in the synagogue.
Door prizes include a white fox cape and vacation trips to the Catskill mountains and Miami Beach. Proceeds will be used to further the Sisterhood's youth program.
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• Pesach Schlndler, educational director of the
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Mrs. Nathan Hennick, Js-rael Bond Chairman for Toronto B'nai B'rith Chapters was hostess at her home on October 4th for gathering of Presidents and Bond Chairmen of B'nai B'rith women. Plans were formulated for a concentrated program of activities in each chapter geared at achieving the goal of EVERY B'NAI B'RITH WOMAN A BOND OWNER IN HER OWN .RIGHT. A highly successful inno-
vation this year has been the introduction of Bond Clubs in B:nai B'rith groups.
Standing above are (from left to right):
Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Past Bond Chairman; Mrs. Rose Wolfman, Vice - President, Wilson Heights Chapter-Mrs. Sam Wasserman, Bond Chairman, Don Mills Chaph ter; Mrs. Shirley Wagman, President, Wilson Heights; Mrs. Miriam Freedman, President, Sha'aron;   Mrs. A.
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Mr. Schlndler spoke on, "The Need, Objectives and Results of the United Synagogue Youth Movement".
Head table guests included: Mrs. Stanley Glbbs, president; Dr. Albert L. Raab, spiritual leader of the Beth Am congregation; Arthur Slggner, chairman, United Synagogue Youth Commission, Ontario Region; Mrs. Peter Shour, youth chairman, Ontario Branch, National Women's League, and Sisterhood program chairman; Peter Shour, congregation vice president; Mrs. Sam Wise, Sisterhood vice president; Mrs. Jack Freedman, Sisterhood Youth chairman and meeting coordinating chairman: Dr. Jerry Leavens, Men's Club youth chairman; and Mrs. Yetti Dobbs, recording secretary.
Among the guests were members of the Toronto United Synagogue Youth Groups, including Seymour Epstein, president Eastern Canadian Region, U.S.Y. *   * *
• B'nal B'rith presidents and bond chairmen attended a meeting in the home of Mrs. Nathan Hennick.
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• Beth Tzedec Sisterhood's "Book of the Bnmch" opening meeting will take place on Tuesday, October 23rd, at 10:00 ajn. in the mezzanine hall.
The book, "Perfidy", written by Ben Hecht will be reviewed by J. Hayman. *  * *
• Plans for a dance, scheduled by the Clanton Park Sisterhood on January 26 th, were formulated at a recent meeting conducted by Mrs. M. Neuberger.
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• Devorah Club, National Council of Jewish Women, has planned "The Study ttf Mankind" as its major study project.
At a meeting in the home of Mrs. Irving Arnold, members discussed "The Story of Philosophy" written by Will Durant. '
Mrs. M. Grossman is the president and Mrs. R. Rubin
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• Shffard TefUlah Sisterhood held a meeting in the synagogue Sisterhood hall. Mrs. Jean Desson presided.
The Sisterhood's first shabbat to be convened by Mrs. A. Goodman will be held on October 27th.
A review of Ben Hecht's book, "Perfidy", will be featured at the November 7th luncheon meeting.
Conveners of a consumer-demonstration to take place Dec. 3rd are Mr». P. Berg, Mrs. M. Hlshler and Mrs. G. Zcldin.
Tne Synagogue dedication dinner is planned for Satur day. December 3rd.
Mrs. M. Mlskln is convener of the Sisterhood's first Donor Dinner to be held in the spring.
New members of the sunshine committee are Mrs. G. Rosen and Mr5. N. Raskin.
Seated at the head table were Mrs. Jean Desson, Mrs. T. Rosenberg and Mrs. M.
Rosenzwelg.
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• Max Schecter. B'nal
B'rith bond chairman, delivered an address on the current State of Israel bond campaign at a meeting of Central Chapter. Mrs. Jerry
Albert presided.
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• Future money - raising projects were discussed by members of Etzlon Chapter,. Mlzrachi Hapoel Hamlzrachl, at a meeting in llie iromej of Mn. S. Applebaum. Mrs. L. Rosenfleld conducted the meeting.
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The other day I read in an advice-to-the-16veIom-cplumn Where a husband complained that his wife never gets up to make hinti breakfast. She contends that idea is old-fashioned. Nowadays ninetyrcight percent of wives sleep through and let their men
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I don't know. I'm a nut from the old school. If Ned has to take a business trip and must make a plane at six-thirty in the morning, I'm up brewing coffee at five. And I'll bet I have loads of company — at least a couple of thousand other wives.
Of course I'm not so good natured at such an hour. I-have a selfish reason for catering to my husband. -Short arid simple, I don't trust Mm in the kitchen. ~~
At one time I harbored the idea~1hat it would do him good -not to be too dependent upon me. After all, what-is there in making coffee and boiling "an egg?
Ntt, nu, so I had it, but good. My spouse is the kind who can't tell a kettle from a frying pan. So naturally I didn't expect him to make regular coffee. Instant coffee is his limit.
Well, first of all, he woke me to show him how to boil the water. I was fit to be tied. If I had to demonstrate how to boil water, I could have made it myself. I told him I didn't care if the house burned down. "Shift for yourself."
Several hours later I awoke, rested and alert. But when I saw the kitchen — siz mir gevurren shvartz iar die oigen (it became black before my eyes)! The electric kettle stood on my beautiful, birch table, leaving a white ring on the surface; the cord lay across the stove, trailing along the floor in a pool of water; the egg dish was encrusted with yellow goo; and, to top it off, there was a flaishig (meat) spoon on a milkhig (dairy) saucer!
The butter lay melting with the sun full force upon it. The bottle of milk stood uncovered and the jar of jam left another sticky mess on the table. Oh, yes, a cigaret butt swam in the coffee cup.
I saw red. It took more time to wipe up the slop than if I had made breakfast in the first place. Never again, I swore.
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As for anything else, I anticipate his needs and rush at the job before he could lay his hands on it. For instance, I place the old newspapers into the garbage can. He has a knack for doing it in such a way that the wind scatters them in all directions, making it necessary for me to go after the pages. I quickly hang up his hat and coat. If it were up to him, they'd lie on the sofa forever. I brought him the stepladder when he actually put up the sukkah (hut during Sukkot). For he would thinic nothing of using a dining room chair. I rush to answer every telephone call — the only way I can find out who's calling.
Life's a series of this and that. But I wouldnt have it any other way. I see home around me without men. And I thank God for every moment I can gripe.
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