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Mix the above ingredients well, then knead slightly on a floured board. Roll dough out thin and spread with cheese filling.
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pinch salt
one tablespoon flour
one tablespoon sugar
Filling
one-half pound cottage
cheese two eggs
Mix well in electric mixer and spread thinly over the rolled dough. Then roll small pieces at a time, like a jelly roll Each piece should be about six inches by one inch. Then curl each piece and fasten together with a tooth-pick. Brush the top with milk or egg, and bake in a slow oven until a golden brown. Serve with sour cream while the knishes are piping hot. This recipe is for twelve knishes.
Mrs. Moe L Dubitefcy,
705 Outremont Avenue, Montreal.
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two mediunvsiied potatoes two tablespoons butter cornflakes
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one-third cup of milk
salt
pepper
Boil potatoes and mash. Beat in butter, milk and seasoning. Form potatoes into balls and roll into cornflakes. Bake in hot oven about 450 degrees for ten minutes. This recipe makes ten balls.
Mrs. Harry Rose,
575 Arlington Avenue, Toronto.
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pink brocaded gown, with of f-the-shoulder neckline, tiny cape sleeves, and a full skirt with a scalloped peplum, similar to that of the bride. She carried a pink brocaded muff covered with pale pink and deep red roses, and had pink rosebuds in her hair. Misses Phyllis Pape and Rhea Weinstein were bridal attendants wearing white taffeta gowns, with off-the-shoul-der necklines and hooped skirts, and bonnets of white taffeta with pink and bio* toOe, Tfcey carried jnuffi casktaMd wi* vfctto
met, 160 Markham Street, took place at Bais Yehuda Synagogue, on February 8, at five o'clock, Rabbi A. Kelman officiating, assisted by Cantor J. Ziegelman, The bride was given in marriage by her parents. She wore a blush-pink-colored satin gown with a row of tiny buttons from the high neckline to the waist of the fitted bodice, the full skirt embroidered in sequins, bead* and rhine-
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MARRIAGES
GREENGLASS-RICHMOND
The marriage of Gertrude, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Oreenglass, 38 Hillcrest Drive, to Melvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Richmond, 738 Manning Avenne, took place at McCaul Street Synagogue, on Tuesday, February 17,
at half-past five o'clock, Rabbi Reubin Slonim officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a white brocaded gown, with sheer neckline off-the-shouider, long sleeves, tapered to the wrists, and a tight bodice falling to a full skirt with a scalloped peplum. Her headdress of fan-shaded ostrich feathers caught a long tulle veil and she carried a brocaded muff covered with white orchids, hyacinths, and streamers of ribbons. Mrs. Thomas Lebo, sister of the bride was matron of honour, wearing a
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Saul Greeoglasa,    Thorns Letoo, John   Duncan,   Mibhaal   Solomon, Barry Caplan, and Percy Ariisa. For   decoration   then  were  four large standards of white and pink snapdragons, and white candelabra with lighted candles. The reception took place at Club Top Hat Mrs. Greenglass   wore   a   powder   blue brocaded gown, matching hat, ornamented     by  pale  blue  ostrich feather,   and  carried  a  brocaded purse covered with pink and white rose. Mrs. Richmond, mother of the groom,  received with  her,  in     a dusty-pink   gown,   matching   hat, with     pink   roses,  and  matching gloves. The bride and groom spent their honeymoon in New York, the former   travelling   in   a  hunter's green suit, Alaska seal coat, seal hat with jewelled trimming, and wine-colored cobra shoes and bag. They  will  reside  at  36  Hillcrest Drive. Among the wedding guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. Tarnofsky and   family   of   Montreal,   Que.; Mr.  and  Mrs.  M.  Tarnofsky, of Cornwall;  John   Duncan, of  Chicago, HI.; Mr. and Mrs. S. Cohn, and  Mrs.  P.  Price, of Cleveland, Ohio; and Mr. and Mrs. M. Cher-ney, of Detroit, Mich.
KAIMAN-FROMER
The marriage of Norma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kaiman, 368 Rozton Road, to Sidney Fromer, son of Mrs. Fanny Fro-
bride,       _ wearing * pale bine brocaded taffeta gown, embroidered with black Chantilly lace and rhiaeetones, and matching hat. She carried a cascade of Calla lilies. Susan Wagman and   Pauline   Marx   were   flower girls, wearing pink and blue taffeta and net dresses, with matching   bonnets*   and   carried   small nosegays. Hyman Marx was best man and the ushers were: Solomon and Jerald Kaiman, Alec    Greenspan, Jerald Simmons, Frank Silver, Gilbert Goodman, Alec  Pan-cer,   and   Michael   Naftulin.   Following dinner at the Shaarei Sho-mayim  Synagogue,  Mrs.  Kaiman, mother of the bride received, wearing a light blue crepe gown, embroidered   with   beads   and   pearl beads,  and  orchids  in  her hair; with Mrs. Fromer, mother of the groom, wearing a gray crepe gown, and orchids in her hair. The bride and groom left for a wedding trip to Montreal and the Laurentians, the  former  wearing a  gray  ballerina suit, a gray lamb coat, gray hat, and corsage of pink carnations. Mr.   and  Mrs.  M.   Silver,  of  St. Catherines; Mr. and Mrs. 0. Black, Mr. and Mrs. S. Black, Mr. and Mrs. S.  Brown, of Oshawa;  Mr.' and Mrs. G. Brown of Kitchener; and H. Marx, of New York, were wedding guests.
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Bora, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Stoff-noaker (nee Ida Gnrman), 8165 de I'Epee Avenue, a son, Norman, brother of Lorraine, at the Jewish General Hospital, on February 12; grandson of Mr. and Mrs, P. Gorman. Clark Street, who are the godparents; and of Mrs. A. Lit-vack, St. Lawrence Boulevard.
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Stein (nee Ann Cohen), Victoria Avenue, a daughter, Linda, sister of Judith Rath, at the Jewish Gen-ral Hospital, on February 15; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Stein, Mount Royal Avenue West; great-granddaughter of H. Caplan, Esplanade Avenue.
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Steinman (nee Nettie Taketeaa). 14 Russell Street, Sherferoefea, a son, Mark Charles, on February 11, at Sherbrooke General Hoapi-tal; grandson of Mr. and Baft. Nathan Takefman, Westbury Av�� cue. Godparents are Miam Annette Tower, Westmoont Bookrard; Joseph Takefman, Westbory Av�
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