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A MITZVAH
it o good deed. According to Hebrew custom the offering of food to those sitting shiva is d mitivah. Town House features o fine ossortment of food troys that you moy send to re^ lotives and friends sitting shi-</a. Coll our Catering Mandger for complete information.
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"Dear," the little woman . reported, "a man came yesterday gathering contributions for the old clothes drive."
"Did you give him anything?" the husband inquired.
"Yes, Henry." she. repUed. "I. gave him the ten-year-old suit of yours arid that dress I bought last month." .
IT FIGURES
Nurse: "Whom are they operating on todayr*
Orderly: "A fellow who had a__golf ball knocked down his throat at the ILnks.'l; ^
'Wnd who is the man waiting so nervously iu,_the hall? A relative?"
-"No. that's  the  golfer. He's
waiting forj^s-^!?§>-=:•" ^
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SOME JOKE!!
If you tell a man anything, It goes in one ear and out the other. And if you tell a woman anything, it goes in both ears
and out of her mouth,
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RETROSPECT
"Jack, dear," said the bride, ••lei us try to make the people believe we'vg been married a long time."
'AH right, honey." replied the recent groom, "but do you think you can carry both suitcases?"
The Woman And The Home
• A general meeting of the ToToikto Section, National Council of JewisU Women took place oh Thursday, March 16th, at Holy Blossom Temple.
"A New Look at Old Age.'' was discussed by Dr. Robert Morris ai.   Dr. Revs Gersttin.
Seated at the headtable were^^ Dr.' Robert Morris, Dr. Reva Gerstein, Miss Florence Hutner, =Mr. Ben Schneider, Mr. David .\ndroivs, Mr. Sam Ruth, Mrs. Arthnr Soles, Miss Hope Holm--^ted^Mr. Jerome D^ond, Mr. W—Stem, Mr. F. Olyn, Mrs. S. H. Baker Mrs. Joseph Gordon, Mrs. Walteir Grow, Mrs. Max Tanenbaum and Mrs, M. Vigoda.
• Mrs. Abe Golman, 12 Den-mtirk Cresc., entertained the plaiming committee of the B'nai R'rith Spring' Bazaar and Carnival at a luncheon meeting at her home on Tuesday. February
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BIRTHS
Rabbi and Mrt.    Gedolio Felder
joyfully announce the birth of a son, Yoeov Shalom, on Fridoy, March 3rd, dt the New Mt. Sinai Hospital. A brother for Aaron, Joseph, Esther and Rochel.
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announce the engagement of their daughter Esther EIke, to Robert Phillip Kaplan, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles S. Kaplan. The mar-rioge to toke place October 10, 1961 ot the Beth Tredec Syno-gogue.
The engagement is announced of | j GloriOi  daughter   of  Mrs.   Anne; I Hoffman ond the late Mr. Meyer I Hoffman,  to Sheldon Luftspring,
son of Mr. and. Mrs. A. Luft-I spring. The morrioge will take 1 place Oct.  15, 1961,   in Adath
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ockront on-
j nounce the engogernenl of their I daughter, Corinne, to Ceroid Nor- i ' man Hurwrts, son of Mr. Harry Hurwitx.
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The nth annual Bazaar & Carnival will take place on Wednesday, May nth, at the Auto--motive Bldg. Canadian National Exhibition, Those on the planning .committee are: Mrs. C. Kaufman, co-chairman; Mrs. J. Cfoldstein, fashion co-ordinator; "Mrs. H. Solomon ~^d Mrs.—J. Nawack, publicity; Mrs. A. Man-delbaum and Mrs. M. Smith, ar-rangSment^^ Mrs. J.-Boyan, pro-gramj_Mrs. B. "Rniler, Mrs. P. Tragef, Jilrs; M. Halbert, aSid: Mrs. S. Manheim, ticket chairmen ; Mrs. I. Hoffman, secretary; co-workers, Mrs. G. Rosen. Mrs. A. Weisman, Mrs.-A. Rosen. Mrs. P. Sh rx; Mrs. P. Qarfield, Mrs. M. Fmitman, Mrs, I. Ut-vak and Mrs. L. Gilbert.
• "Efagels and Bongos," a dance sponsored by Beth Gan Chapter, HAdas.sab, on Saturday, March llth, at the Associated Hebrew School was attended by 300 guests. Conveners were .Mrs. Dave List and Mrs. Ben Apple-baum. Mrs. Ralph Slnukoff is president,
• The beatniks of Don Mills celebrated Purim on Saturday, March 5th, at a Beatnik Dance sponsored by the Beth El Sisterhood. Following the Grand March, Dorothy Shnltz was chosen as best dressed beatnik. Also honoured for their elegant attire were Les Drexler and Hilda Hcifitz. Paul Firestone was master of ceremonies. Conveners were Elaine Batman, Ruth Swartz and Joy Novogrodsky.
• The Thursday Evening Study Group, National Council of Jewish Women, are sponsoring a Cocktail Party and Art Exhibit on Saturday. March 18th, at Kniglits of Pyttiias HaU, 12 Hollaman Rd, Door prizes include vacations at the Concord Hotel. Mrs, B. Papemick is ticket convener. Proceeds go to council projects.
• A dessert luncheon was held at the home of Mrs. Henry Rosenberg, 25 Rosseau Rd^, for the Mother's Day Dinner committee members of tlie Adath Israel Sisterhood, to take place on May llth. In Uie Alec Tobias Hail of the synagogue. Present were: Mrs. J. Grossman, president; Mrs. S. Taft, vice-president; Mrs. H. Wasserman, treasurer; Mrs, B. Marks, secretary; Mrs. L. Starr reservations;^ Mrs. David Stone, gifts; !^Ir8. M. Kirsh, arrangements; Mrs. M. Berman, visual aids; Mrs. D.'SlI-
By ESTHER ZELDIN
verman, publicity; Mrs. B. Abbot, program; Mrs. J. Bass, hostess^ Mrs. H. Rosenberg, convener.
• On Saturday, March llth, Ser-na Chapter, Hadassah, held a Casino Night — Art and. Architectural Display at the offices of H. ,B. Khol, airchitect. Conveners were Mra. M. Crystal and Miss N. Nelson^ Proceeds go to Youth Aliyah-_
• ' You Can Stave. Off Mld-_ dlerAge"_was-the subject of Dr, T"K. Ciireton'5"^dr^ at a Imt, cheon of the Personal Health and Fitness Clinic for the Mature Person. The clinic, sponsored by the Y.M.-Y.WJI.A., was conducted on Monday and Tuesday, Mafch 13-14.
« Pioneer Women's Organization held a reception for Mrs. Birdie Spivak, Canadian Eastern Regional Representative, on Thursday, March 9th, at 14 Viewmo'.mt Ave., prior to her visit to Israel.
• Jeanette Poxman was chosen Queen Esther at the Beth Emeth Sisterhood's Spring Dance on Saturday, March 5th. Mildred Green and Cindy Rothman were nmners up. Judges were Vernon SinpcT. Ining Paisley tfnd Morley Firsten. Mrs. S. Weinberg was chairman of the convener committee. Proceeds go to building fund.
• Purim was celebrated on Saturday, March 4th. by the Adath Israel Brotherhood and Sisterhood. Highlight of the even-ins was a play. 'Malka's Purim Spiel," performed by the Brotherhood members. Syd Silverman starred as Malka. A purim sing followed, led by Cantor M. Nixon.
• The second lecture of To. ronto Pioner Women's Educational Workshop took place on Thursday, March 16th. at 14 Viewmoimt Ave. M. Menachovsky spoke on ''Five Aliyoth to Israel."
• On Tuesday. March 8th, a meeting of the Beth Am Congregation Sisterhood was held in the Social Hall of the synagogue.
Yiddish and cantorial songs were rendered by Cantor Alan Blye of Temple Sinai.
Mrs. Al Binstock was chairman.
• "Jewish Women Through the Ages" was the topic of Mrs. Aaron Volpe's address to members of the Elka Bomstein Chapter of the Mizrachi Organization,
• The Good Age dub sponsored a performance of "My Fair Sabra'; on v Wednesday, March 15tli;'at-the YAI.H.A. Proceeds, were raised for UJ.A.
—•**.ddcumeritaffjF 6n the life of Eichmann by Ruth Gurwitz is planned for the~Tuesday, March 14th, meeting of tht__Beth EI Sisterhood.
• A dessert luncheon meeting wasi given by Mrs. Louis So-lish on Wednesday, March 8th, for the finalizing of plans for the forthcondng CRT DAY '61 observance. Members of the committee are: Mesdariies Manny Ezrin and Louis Solish, chairmen; Henry Peny, regional president; Harry Rosen; M. B. Manilla; Harry Tennen; Phil Ten-neh; Charles Utner; Bernard Porter; Lawrence Graner; Allan Rein; Nathan Levine; 1 Morris Shack.
In recognition of ORT DAY '61, Mayor Nathan Phillips will issue a proclamation and receive a delegation of Ort at the City Hall on Friday, March 24t^. Ort Day '61 celebration will be held on Sunday evening, March 26th. Highlight of the evening will be the appearance of Mr. Lou Goldstein of Grossinger's. Mr. D. Lou Harris is National Vice-President of the Canadian Ort Federation.
• On Saturday, March 18th, the Jewish Lithuanian Farband will have its Spring Dance at the Workmen's Circle, 471 Lawrence W.
• A meeting of the Etzion ChapKr, Hapoel Hamizrachi Women's Organization, was held at the home of Mrs. R. Kom, 30 D'Arcy St. A Spring Tea will take place on April 16th at the home of the president, Mrs. M. Balinsky. 127 Palm Dr. Conveners are Mrs. N. R, Shields and Mrs. L. Rosen field.
Beatrice Green
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M Y MAN
By RUTHIE
For a lor»g time, now, we hove been subfocted to lecturn ond articles concerninffHiie innocent mole. One is continuously being warned not to cause her husbond much excitement, h« moy hove on apoplectic fit;-not to feed him too well, he-moy develop some diseose leoding to heart failure; not to pressure him too much, the strain could kill him. Weil, how obout us? Don't wt hove ifeclings?
There isn't a wife who doesn't strlv« to make her husband hoppy. Sure, she wants this, needs that. When she gets it, she'i happy. Thus he's, happy - - - no nagging. Follow me?
Up to o certain point, this theory runs true to form But somewhere along the line, hubby deviotes. Then wifie tiirtjw* up her hands in exasperation ^d moons,-"Why most the mol* nrjind be different^ from anyone else's?"    - ~   - -
Recently we refurnished our living room. The show-piece 'm^ the white marble~c6rr>er table. ~
Yesterdoy morning, os, Ned wos dressing I follcwed-bim ,trqm_. room to room to continue our conversation. (God forbkJ, h« ihould,,dress in one room!) In the living room he TaisWTiis foot,- ploced it on the edge of the new toble ond proceeded to lace his shoe. Did I let out o yelp!
"You can't find another spot for your big hoof? It's a new table. I'm not getting another one tomorrow. Yh'ro the ont who's beily-oching about the price!" I could hove continued Indefinitely.
Unabashed my beloved cooly remarked, "Ba ghd I'm all right. The doctor said that if I could rais« rny kg* thot high, my muscles ore in good shape."
Go be mod!
The morning newspoper was awaiting Nad, along with hh breokfost.
"Did you read whot happened between the Red Wings and the Boston Bruins?" he queried. "Thot I should read too?" I asked,
"Well, then, don't tell me you're well-read," he retorted. "Look, smartie, who's Dorothy Kiigallen? Who's Ann Lond-ders? Who is Dear Abby?" "I don't know."
"Then don't soy you'r* well-read."
One day, when I shell become good and angry, I'll jnver,
0 device ottoched to every cigar, cigarette or pipe which will dissolve ashes in thin oir. Thot will creote o sensotlon greoter thon the atom bomb.
It hardly motters if I line Ned's path with ash troys. Ashes will olwoys be found on the carpets. It doesn't matter that hijgh receptocles, almost the size, of cuspidors, ore placed in strategic spots. If my better half is considerate, I'll find ashes spilling out of little ash troys, slopping the surface of any toble.
How many times I've wished for a tiny, tiny fire in order to teach him a lesson. But thot's cutting my nose to spite my foce
I could conjure up a million things Ned does to moke my blood pressure rise. Nevertheless I'll let you in on something.
1 wouldn't change him for the world Just let him go on o business trip for one week, then life becomes monotonous, I become dull, the children ore unmonogeoble, the house doesn't have thot lived-in look and I can borely woit till he comes home
So, there!
(Copyright CJN, 1961)
Engaged: Esther EIke Tanenbaum and Robert Phillip Kaplan
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HUNGARIAN CHEESECAKE RICH PIECRUST or HUNGARIAN  MIJERBE TEIG
1 -cup dry cottage cheese 1 cup thick sour cream cup sugar; Vj teaspoon salt . 3 eggs well beaten 1 teasijoon grated lemon rind 1 egg white, slightly beaten I cup crushed canned pineapple
'/s cup seedless raisins, whole or chopped
line a spring' form or a large pie plate with the piecrust dough or .HUNGARIAN MUERBE TEIG, -Rub cheese through a sieve and measure. Add sour crean,^ sugar, salt, eggs, .and grated lemon rind, beating well. Brush dough with egg white, sprinkle evenly with crushed pdneapple and raisins. Pour mix-tiire into spring>form or pie.tin. Bake in a hot oven (450 degrees P.) 10 minutes, reduce the heat to'moderate ' (350 degrees - P.). and bake 20. minutes longer, or until browned. Serve cold. HUNGARIAN .MUERBE TEIG:
Cream 4 tablespoons butter. Beat in 2 egg yolks, V« teaspoon salt, and .2 tablespoons lemon juice. Ckwhbine with ji. inixture of" IVt cups -'sifted~aU^mrpose
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