OCTOBER 15, 1965
tHE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
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BETH EMETH BAIS YEHUDA
Synagogue, Rabbi Joseph Kelman: Sisterhood meeting and sherry party had executive members as hostesses: Mesdames George Fox-man, president, who presided; M. Okrent, A. Lerman, J. Segal, I. Kasdan; vice-presidents; G. Looiri-er, and W. Silverberg, secretaries; F. W. Weiner, S. Gold, P. Roth-. man; treasurers; S. Richmond, publicity.
SHAAREI SHOMAYIM
Synagogue,-Dr. Walter S. Wurz-burger, Rabbi: At the Sisterhood luncheon, Mrs. T. Waldman -"installed these officers: Mesdames Manny Spring, president; Jennie Basser, Marvin Donin, Irving Green, Sol Spring; vice-presidents; Nathan Reiber, recording secretary; Morris Halbert, financial secretary; Ix>uis Kernermari, treasurer; William Solsbcrg, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Wurzburg-er spoke on Rosh Hashanah.
Rosen, Peter Margolis, Harold Kelman, secretaries; Harry Fruit-man, sentinel; Harvey Rosen, Walter Alt, Samuel Davis, Irving Kwai-t, Jack Miller, Sidney Ifer-nick, trustees.
* PHILADONS
Service Group held their opening meeting for the fall season at the home of Mrs, L. Ru.mm, 194 Waterloo Avenue. Mrs. B. Noyek presided. The next meeting was held at the home of Mrs. B. Morris, 557, Melrose Avenue; and cheques were issued to' the needy for the Holidays. A rummage sale will be ,held at -3018, Bathurst Street, on Wednesday, October 20.
BETH TOR AH
Synagogue, Rabbi M. Celniker: Sisterhood executive is: Mesdames Allen Zender, past president; Mark Goldenberg, president; Irving Mueller, -Martin Baranek; vice-presidents; Abe Stern, treasurer; Morris Freedman, recording secretary; Jack Rothman, corresponding secretary.
ZIONIST * REVISIONISTS
Jordania Chapter met at the home of Mrs. Samuel Jackson, 1745 Bathurst Street. Mrs. S. Shain-hotfse presided. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. M. Snitman and Mrs. H. Lerman.. The annual tea will take place on November 21, at the home of Mrs. Frank Gordon, 666 Briar Hill Avenue.
BNAI BRITH WOMEN
Don Mills Chapter 1010 will hold a "Tea for Democracy" on Sunday, October 31, at the Yorkdale Auditorium; tea convener, Mrs. Edward Kaminsky. The Bnai Brith Women's Anti-Defamation League doll display will be shown that afternoon. These groups will assist: Canadian Negro Women's Clubs, Community Folk Art Council, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, and the International Cooperation Year Committee. Don Mills Chapter executive is Mesdames Albert 'Feingold, president; Irving Stal, Louis Laurie, H. Himelstein, vice-presidents; Sol Cohen, Michael
CLASS IN COOKERY
STUFFED ROASTED TURKEY
fifteen-pound turkey one-quoYler cup peanut oil
''.' v garjic salt, onion salt, pepper to taste
�Stuffing
one pound prunes one cup bread crumbs
one pound apples' one egg
Soak'pcunes over night;-remove pits. Peel and quarter apples. Mix with other ingredients. Stuff bird. Skewer; or sew up opening. Brush turkey with oil, and seasoning. Wrap in aluminum foil/ place in roasting pan, and bake lor two hobrs. at three hundred and fifty degrees, jted'uce heat to three hundred degrees, and cook for another two or two and one-half hours,.or until bird is tender. Open foil for the last half-hour so that the turkey can brown.
Mrs. Sidney Rumack,
127 Combe Avenue, Toronto.
DOUGHNUTS
two eggs � ' one<ruarter teaspoon cinnamon
one cup milk t one cup sugar
four and one-half cups self- three tablespoons ^margarine
raising flour .'.-.. one-half teaspcon^nutmeg���'f
Beat eggs, and sugar, Add milk, and melted margarine, and mix until smooth. Sift in sifted flour, nutmeg, and cinnamon. 'Make a soft dough. Let starYd for thirty minutes. Remove.dough onto a floured board and pat to one-half-inch in thickness. Cut with doughnut culler. Fry in deep hot fat or oil, at three hundred and eighty degrees. Turn them on both sides till slightly brown. Remove from oil and place them on waxed paper. Sprinkle with icing sugar if desired. Makes two and one-half dozen doughnuts.
Mrs. Max Roth,
Champacrneur Avenue, Montreal
Sobboth Condlet will t* kindled on Friday, October 15, at 5.52 p.m , D.S.T., in Montreal Friday, October 15, at 6.17 p.m., D.S.T., in Toronto Friday, October 22, at 5.39 p.m., D.S.T., in Montreal Friday, October 22, at 6.05 p.m., D.S.T., in Toronto
* Chethron 1, 5726, foils on October 27, 1965
* Stmckat To rah it on Tuesday, October 19
n Toronto, having con-
______to the Canadian Red Cross
Society's blood donor clinics, one hundred and twenty-two times.
TEMPLE SINAI
Rabbi Jordtn{ Pearlson: Sisterhood will sotmsor the premiere performance/of the Broadway musical hit, "She Loves Me", starring Barbara Hamilton, on October 26, at the opening of Toronto's newest theatre, The Playhouse. Mesdames Maury White, and Howard Getler are conveners.
Shelborne Avenue, to honour the Mrs. M. Kurtz, bazaar convener, by Mesdames S. Kaminker and P.
birth, of her grandson, Richard reported on bazaar preparations. Tarnow. A meeting was held at
Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Refreshments Were served by the the home of Mrs. S. Kaminker, 28
Hoffman, 17 Clayhall Crescent, hostess, Mrs. J. Tarshis, assisted Glenayr Road.
* ZIONIST ORGANIZATION
Toronto Zionist Council opening meeting elected as president, 'Dr. Mark Zimmerman. Dr. Allen A. Small, outgoing president, was chairman. Stephen E..Berger was chairman of nominations. Officers are: .Irving Frisch; Louis L. Lock^ shin, and Manny Rotman, vice-, presidents; and Stephen E. Berger, treasurer. Committee .chairmen are: Leon Shane, Dr. Max Class-man, Maurice Berg, Gordon* Mend-^ ly, Jack D. Pearlstein, Q.C.; Man-nie Brown,;Mrs. Rose Dolgoff, Mrs.' M. Smolack, Judge Harry Wais-bcrg, Mort Margolius, Wolf Rosenblatt, Nat Hurwich, Irving Matlow, Irving' Frisch, Miss Anne Brown, 'Dr. W. Gunther Plaut, Rabbi; Miss Mary Barrer, Rabbi Melvin L. Lib-man, Nicholas Munk,\Robert Hall, John R. Devor, Avrom Siegel, John J. Glass, Dr. David Monson, Rabbi. Vice-chairmen are: Robert Abra-hami, Dr. A. Brettler, Harry Bur-ston, Mrs. Rose Ehrenworth, David Eisen, Robert Eisen, Mrs. S. Feig-enbaum, Philip Glanzer, Samuel Kelner.. Lazar A. Lifschitz, Sol Mednick, Aaron Nussbaunv, David Palter. Mrs. Benjamin Schlesinger, Jack Shane, Leon Shane, Sydney -Silver, Mrs. Allen A. Small, Mrs. M. Smolack, Jules Surdin, and Wayne Tannenbaum. Dr. Zimmerman has been affiliated with the Zionist movement since 1926, when he became a member of Young Judaea; and has been chairman of Camp Shalom, in Gravenhurst, Ontario; and was president of Ajalon Lodge, Zionist Men's Association. He has taught at Beth Tzedec Synagogue school for thirty-nine consecutive years. Dr. Zimmerman, a life member of Hart House, at the University of Toronto, is well-known for his hobby of making gold miniatures, and jewellery, for which he has received awards at the Canadian National Exhibition. Dr. Zimmerman is a graduate of the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry. He is known as one of the top donors of blood in Me-
*NEW MOUNT SINAI*
Hospital Women's Auxiliary Ball is on November 16. Conveners are: Mesdames Harvey Foster and Henry Sussman. Mesdames Abe Levine, president; Rhoda Lubotta, Samuel A. Smith, Manuel Silver-man, David Eisen, Haskell Masters, and Sheldon Hildebrand, are in charge of planning decorations, and other arrangements.
*MIZRACH1-HAPOEL* HAMIZRACHi
Menorah Chapter met at the home of Mrs. C. Werner, 20 Northmount Avenue. Mrs. N. Weisbrod, president, presided. Mrs. I. Steinberg, rummage sale convener, reported. Mrsc S. Rosen, 61- York Downs Drive, won luggage, as a tea prize. Minnie Etlin Chapter met at the home of Mrs. J. Tar-shis, 39 Markdale Avenue. Mrs. Tarshis, president, presided. Mrs. K. Devor reported on the Jewish National'Fund, and the rummage sale, which she convened. Mrs. J. Tarshis, president, was presented with a wedding gift for her daughter, Mrs. Milton Moskowitz, (nee Sandra Tarshis), 1154 Wilson Avenue. A certificate was presented to Mrs. L. Hoffman, 48
CLASSIFIED
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1965
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