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THE JEWISH WESTzEKN BULLETIN
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis Mr. and Mrs. IsraeJ Kormel
Mr. and Mrs. Syd Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Norman Samuels
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Greenberg Mrs. Ruth Sanderson
cordially invite their relatives and vriends to attend the
BAS TORAH
ceremonies of their daughters Marilyn Freda llene-Jo Marilyn Teresa
Sharlene Rose
Naomi
Paige Ivy
at
Sdiara Tzedeck Synagogue
Sundoy Evening, Morch 5, 1961 of-8 o'clock
A RECEPTION WILL BE TENDERED BY THE PARENTS FOLLOWING THE SERVICE
"ards of thanks, Bar Mizvah invitations cards, oto.
KITCHEN
The Jew celebrates Purim mth all his heart — it is a lappy. happy holiday, a day m which we laugh and with
le knowledge that determined Mordecais have always Humphed over the evil Ha-
lans who seek to destroy
lem.
In the home especially do te celebrate the real joy of lis glad holiday and accord-jrg to tradition there is no )re wonderful way to do so to give Shalach Monot [ one .another and more espe-illy .to the poor.
^But noi respectable Shalach )not gift will be without the tie three-cornered Haman's "and the Bulletin Kitchen mdly offers a superb recipe these mouth-watering tra-[iohal delicacies. Our little are made with tender ^iamy-white cookie dough filled with luscious fruit It is tart and chewy with a j^mething special" addition just a few crushed walnuts! ;'his very rich, soft dough lot limited to Purim either, equally tempting all year filled with any type of
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fruit mixtures and even makes the best cookie-crust pies you can imagine. But a warning: it is very rich and soft and requires a little more patience and care in handling than harder dough. But it's worth the effort.; You'll be able to say to .your family and friends, "Here, try the best Hamantaschen you've ever tasted!" '
HAMANTASCHEN COOKIE DOUGH
Step 1 — Mix together thoroughly:
H cup* soft shortening (part butter is best)
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
Then stir in: 2 tbsp. thick cream and 1 tsp. vanilla.
Step 2 — Sift together and stir in:
2V2 cups sifted flour 1/4 tsp. soda V2 tsp. salt
Now chill the -dough for a few hours.
Step 3 — Roll dough thin (this is easily done with such a soft dough) and cut 3 to 4 inch rounds depending on how small or large you like ^he little hats to be (this recipe does not rise 'very much). Place a rounded teaspoonful of cooled filling on each round and fold up from the sides to form a three-eornered shape. Be sure your hands are well floured to seal the edges. Bake only until delicately browned (these stay quite pale) in a 375° oven for about 10 minutes.
SPECIAL FRUIT FILLING
Step 1 — Mix together in saucepan:
1 cup prunes,
(pitted and cut up)
14 cup raisins, seeded
V4 cup dried apricots cut up
V2 cup sugar
Vz cup water 1 tbsp. lemon juice
Step 2 — Cook slowly, stirring constantly until thickened (from 10 to 20 minutes). Stir in 3 tbsp. crushed walnuts and cool well before using as filling for Hamantaschen. This makes enough for about 2V2 to 3 dozen, so multiply according to your family's needs.
You now have a wonderful holiday treat for your Purim feast or Seudat Purim — a happy family dinner when food and drink are at their best and kreplach vie for attention with these tender fruity little three-cornered hats.
A happy holiday for the whole family — Chag Same-ach everyone!
OF
INTEREST
ENGAGED
Mrs. Anne Rome announces the engagement of her daughter. Reva, to Benny Hollander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hollander. The engagement took place in Montreal and wedding plans will be announced later.
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ISRAEL VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wolo-chow returned at the New Year from a five-month tour abroad which included a lengthy stay in Israel.
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Gold of San Francisco are happy to announce the marriage of their daughter, Carole Barbara, to Dr. Philip Jerome Green, son of Dr. and Mrs. Abraham B. Greenberg of Vancouver on Jan. 26 in Reno, IMevada. Dr. and Mrs. Green will take up residence in San Francisco.
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ENROUTE HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ablowitz are enroute home after visiting in Southern California at Carmel where they were guests at the Highland Inn. They travelled south oh the Oriana.
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RECENTLY RETURNED From Soulh — Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Wine and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman have returned after holidaying in Mexico.
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From Isxael — Dr. and Mrs. John Secter arrived back last week from Israel where they visited their son Jonathan who is at Kibbutz Tel Yitzhak for the next three months.
From Europe — Mrs. Ida Lar-den has recently returned from a lengthy European holiday.
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JUST LEAVING
For Abroad — Mr. and Mrs. Moe Cohen are leaving for an extended European tour which will includes stops at Lisbon, Madrid and Israel.
For the Soulh — Following the Negev Dinner, the guest of honor, Mrs. Lilian Shapiro, together with Mrs. Ida Albert, is leaving for a vacation in Mexico.
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The Youth Aliyah luncheon, scheduled , for Wednesday, March 1, in the main ballroom of the Vancouver Hotel, will feature as its special guests soprano Beatrice Rippy and tenor Robert Guillaume.
Beatrice Rippy was recently featured in the role of Serena in the production, "Porgy and Bess." Newspaper reviews praised her performance with ovations of "Magnificeiit and moving." Her voice has given her wide experience in opera, concerts and radio, and she has won several special awards.
Robert Guillaume was featured in the recent European tour of "Free and Easy." His versatility as an actor and singer has been proven by his successful performance in "Finian's Rainbow," and at the opera, night clubs, television and ra- j dio.
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Guests at the Youth Aliyah J luncheon are promised excellent j entertainment in the persons of! these two vocalists. Their rep- • ertoire will include many Yiddish and Israeli folk songs.
Conductor-pianist at the luncheon will be Carroll Hollister, who has had extensive experience as bath coach and conductor.
Date for the luncheon is 12 noon on Wednesday, March 1, in the main ballroom of the Vancouver Hotel. Admission is j $15.00 and $3.00 for out-of-town ( guests. j
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A concert of fine music programmed especially for young people who have left high school and are not attending university will be presented by the Vancouver Symphony at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre Monday, March 6, at 8:30. Sponsor-
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