JUNE 24, 1960
THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
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one cup sugar
one eg?
two cups sifted flour
pinch of salt
four tablespoons butter
grated juice and rind of one
lemon three teaspoons baking
powder one cup dates
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Cream butter and sugar and blend well. Add beaten egg, grated lemon, juice and rind. Add flour, baking powder, and salt which have been sifted together twice. Add dates cut in small pieces and soaked in a cup of hot water. Pour batter into a slightly greased nine-Inch tube pan. Bake in 350 degree oven for one hour. One-third cup chopped nuts may be included,
Mn. H. Lindover,
1351 Lajoi* Avenue, Montreal.
SHEPHERD'S PIE
one pound of ground steak or mashed potatoes
roasted meat one-half of an onion
a dash of salt and pepper one-quarter of a green pepper
gravy, leftover or tinned
Mix the chopped onion and green pepper, salt, pepper, and meat in a greasea casserole. Pour the gravy on top and spread with mashed potatoes. Bake for one-half an hour at 350 degrees.
Mrs. J. Kinh.
2618 Keel* Street Toronto.
MONTREAL MEETINGS
(Additional Montreal Meeting9 on Page Four)
O ZIONIST �
ORGANIZATION
of Canada will elect delegates to the 35th national convention to be held on October 29 to November 1, in Montreal, on June 28, at 8.30 p.m., at Zionist Headquarters. Fred Packer is Eastern Re-eion chairman, The president is Lawrence Freiman; national vice-president, Sol. D. Granek; national treasurer, Joseph N. Frank; honorary secretary, Nathan Gai-sin; general secretary, Rabbi Jesse Schwartz; honorary presidents are: Samuel Bronfman, Edward E. Gelber, Hyman Grover, Samuel J. Zacks; immediate past president, Michael Garber, Q.C.; honorary vice-presidents: I. B. Aa-rons, David Abramowitz, J. B. � Barron, Hon. Justice Harry Bat-shaw, Samuel Berger, Q.C.; Mitchell S. Bernstein, Horace R. Cohen, O.B.E.; Leon D. Crestohl, Q.C., M.P.; Hon. Senator D. A. Croll, Q.C.; Mark H. Danzker, John D. Dower, M.B.E.; S. J. Drache, Q.C.; David Dunkelman, Max Freeman, J. M. Goldenberg, Q.C.; Dr. I. Goldstick, Hart Green, Jr.; S. Hart Green, Q.C.; B. R. Guss, Q.C.; D. Lou Harris, Samuel Hixnel, R. J. Kimmel, Samuel Kronick, Joshua Leiberman, Sam. Levine, Mark A. Levy, Samuel Lunenfeld, Louis Miller, Max Miller, David Nemetz, David E, Newman, Q.C.; J. I. Oelbaum, H. Olyan, Maurice Pollack, Elias Pullan, H. S. Rosenberg, Q.C.; Harry Rosenthal, Samuel Roth-stein, A. D. Samuels, Joseph Schwanfeld, Joel Sternthal, Charles Waterman, M. M. Waterman, Dr. E. Wershof, Joseph Wolinsky, M. Wolochow; vice-presidents: Rabbi C. Bender, Stephen Berger, Abe Calp, Leon Levin, Bertram Loeb, Wolfe Margolus, Philip Sheps, David L. Silvers, Robert H. Soren; regional chairmen: Irving Chertkow, Pacific; Frank Ma-rantz, Mid-West: Saul Offman, Maritime; Fred Packer, Eastern; David Peters, Q.C., Central; Sam. Promislow, Western.
executive vice-president, I. Mel-nick ; vice-presidents, A. Ikeman, S. Laufer, B. Rusk and Mrs. M. Stern; and Mrs. H. Schneider, M. Singer, Mrs. J. Libben, Mrs. I. Lieberman; without portfolio: Mrs. F. Ackermann, Mrs. S. Be-renbaum, S. Frank, S. Jacobson, Mrs. S. Lefcort, P. Leboff, O. Rubinstein, H. Schneider, E. Wol-kove, P. Walkover Dr. S. Ostro, L. W. Jacobs, Q. C.; B. Haltrecht; board members, F. Ackermann, D. Applebaum, Mrs. G. Schneider, Councillor H. Cummings, P. Du-brofsky, 0. Fox, H. Green, R. Grossman, L. Gurberg, Councillor H. H. Kliger, A. Ostrofsky, D. Satov, B. Schaeffer, M. Stern, L. Wertheimer, P. Weissman and H. Witt. The late M. Cooperberg was honorary president. In his president's report, Mr. Kanigsberg stated that 152 applications were received by this institution during the last year, of which 101 patients had spent a duration of time at the centre. 9% of the patients were indigent cases who made no payment whatsoever; 69% were accommodated on a basis of partial payment; or under the jurisdiction of Q.P.C.A.; and the balance were able to pay full rates. Patients were sent from private physicians, the Jewish General Hospital, Montreal General Hospital, Royal Victoria Hospital, Jewish Immigrant Aid Society. City of Montreal, Department of Social Welfare; City of Outre-mont, Department of Social Welfare; Ready Memorial Hospital; Montreal Convalescent Hospital; and the Federal Department of Immigration. Mrs. J. Libben, chairman of the Women's Council, announced that the Women's Council had turned over $9,700 to the Convalescent Centre.
Sabbath Candles will be kindled on
Friday, June 24, at 8.26 p.m. D.S.T., in Montreal
Friday, June 24, at 8.50 p.m. D.S.T., in Toronto
Friday, July 1, at 8.13 p.m. D.S.T., in Montreal
Friday, July 1, at 8,37 p.m. D.S.T., in Toronto
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nard Wexler, Mrs. C. H. Goldstein, Mrs. Sumer Wolf. Maurice Schwartz, Reuben Ginsberg.
� JEWISH CONVALESCENT*
Centre annual elections, at Shaare Zion Synagogue, saw Moe Kanigsberg elected president; S. Beren-baum, honorary president; honorary vice-president, A. Parnass;
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Dr. Harry J. Stern, Rabbi: Services, Friday Evening, June 24. at 8.15; auspices Brotherhood and Sisterhood. Lawrence Marks, Abraham Izenberg, Mrs. Harry J. Stern, Mrs. Samuel Garfield, Bernard Isaacs, Richard Messing, Larry Ginsberg, will take part. Mrs. Samuel Schwartz, chairman. Temple Sisterhood, announced committee chairmen: Mesdames A. Ullman, Harry Joshua Stern, Josef Aron, Irvin Gertsman, L. Packer, L. Poch, D. H. Lisser, Alfred N.' Miller, S. Issenman, J. Secter. L. Pont, Pauline Marsh, Gerald Nashman, D. Koberaick, Charles Everest, -B. Smiley, J. A. Roston, Hershell H. Lewis, Peter Zinman, S. Davis, E. Rosengar-ten, Benjamin Alexander, S. Cn-kier, S. Afrin, Bernard Isaacs, I. Morrell, W. Lewis, K. Meyer, Irving Solowcy. Eugene Stearns, Arthur Pascal, Sigmund Beckow are in charge of membership, with: James Raymond, George Hollin-ger, Mrs. Louis Pont, Mr. and Mrs. Abbey Sankoff, Alex Car-sley, Abe Izenberg, Nathan Izenberg. Samuel Garfield, William Hoffman, Alfred Grossman, Hershell H. Lewis, Mrs. Mark Stein, Isidore Morrell, David Me-triek, Simpson Liehtatone, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz, Maurice Garfinkle, Samuel Wechsler, Bex-
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those awarded fellowships to the National Camp Leadership Institute of the National Ramah Commission, a specialized educational program to train superior and unusually gifted college freshmen in Jewish education and community leadership preparatory to appointment on the staff of one of the five Hebrew-speaking Ramah camps, are: Miss Judith Richler, 607 Kenas-ton Avenue; and Marvin Schech-ter, 708 Johnson Avenue, in recognition of their outstanding academic background as well as their voluntary service to the community. They will be among 47 young men and women from throughout the United States and Canada to attend Camp Ramah in the Poconos, at Lake Como, Pennsylvania, this summer. The ' program of study will include Jewish classical texts, educational theory, group psychology and leadership. The program is designed, in part, to accelerate the training of young men and women for the staffs of the rapidly expanding Camp Ramah system. The five existing camps are located in Connecticut. Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, California, and in Ontario. Part of the educational program of The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, in New York, the camps are under the educational supervision of the Seminary's Teachers Institute. They are operated by local committees in association with regional organizations of the United Synagogue of America.
gelmass, J. Libenstein, G. Nashen, M. Pencer, Mrs. B. Pofelis, B. Posel, S. Rabinovitch, S. Raphael, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rosen, H. Sazant, H. White, Mrs. V. Wolfe, Dr. L. Yaffe, W. Zimmering, J. Zuker-man.
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Honorary president is H. A. Miller; honorary vice-presidents, H. I. Crairaer, A. Shwitzman; honorary chairman, L. Zuker; honorary secretary, J. Kovshoff; president, Daniel Freedman; Mrs. H. M. Caiserman, Mrs. H. Blanshay, vice-presidents; N. Schwartz, B. Pofelis, treasurers; T. Sheres, chairman of the board; M. Solomon, BL Switzman, B. Specter, J. Gol-lob; committee chairmen: P. Good-kin, B. Rich, Mrs. S. Goldstein, Mrs. B. Segal; executive: S. Ger-lovin, S. Goldstein, M. Messer, P. Morantz, E. Schnitzer, M. Silver, J. Zipper, principal; B. Snscman, I. AcAtman, L. Bailis, Mrs. M. Bordan, Mrs. P. Borodensky, S. Broder, J. Cooperberg, P. Cantor, K. Cordes, S. FinkelsUin, M. Fish-man, B. Flamer, Dr. M. Garfinkle, S. Gewurz, H. Geyer, J. H. Goldstein, Dr. A. Gordon, L Guber-man, P. Hollinger, S. Kom, D. Ku-
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIYORCB
� RABBINICAL COUNCIL �
Of America: Rabbi Mendell Lew-ittes, spiritual leader of Young Israel of Montreal, and president of the Montreal Region of the Rabbinical Council, has been appointed co-chairman with Rabbi Walter Wurzburger, of Shaarei Shomayim Synagogue, in Toronto, Ont., of the annual convention of the Rabbinical Council, in Ste. Agathe, from Monday, June 27 to Thursday, June 30. This convention, which will bring together hundreds of orthodox rabbis from all parts of the United States and Canada, is the first to be held in Canada and will feature a special session devoted to the problems of traditional Jewish life on the Canadian Scene. Official greetings to this rabbinic meeting, representing the largest body of Jewish spiritual leaders on the American continent, will be extended by Rabbi S. Herschorn, chairman of the Montreal Council of Orthodox Rabbis; and by Saul Haves, executive vice-president of the Canadian Jewish Congress. Rabbi M. Halpern, of Beth Ora, in St. Laurent, and Rabbi S. Spiro, of St. Martin, will serve as the official secretariat of the convention; and Rabbi I. Rosner of Val Royal and Rabbi L. Rosner, of Beth Hamedrash Hagadol, in Montreal, are in charge of technical arrangements. Rabbi Ema-nuel Rackman of New York, national president, will deliver the annual report at the opening session on Monday evening, and Rabbi Dr. Joseph Soloveitchik, Professor of Talmud and Jewish Philosophy of Yeshiva University, will be the guest speaker on Tuesday evening. The theme of the convention will be: "Intensifying The Religious Experience Of The Modern Jew."
Harry Kolber
Notary
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� SHAARE ZEDEK �
Congregation, A. Bernard Lefell, Rabbi: Irving Singerman was re-elected president; others elected being: Louis Aronson, Richard Davine, vice-presidents; Ben Sha-posnick, treasurer; Harry Dubin, secretary; Rubin Marcovitch; board of directors: Maurice Gar-ma is*, Aaron Goldenblatt, Max Kaback, Philip Kane, Edward Weigens, Manny Merovitch, David Gillick, David Weinstein, for a two-year term; Nat Berger, Samuel Cooper, Ben Dreben, Roy J. Hoffman, Morris H. Veinish, Max Slapack, Max Sfeinman, Rubin Goldberg, for a one-year term. Moe Deckelbaum, Harry Fogel, Nat A. Horovitch, Moris Pinsky, Morris Selick, Jack Sha-bert, Morton Yaffe, Abe Kalman have another year to *erye. Construction of the new building will begin in July.
� BETH DAVID �
Beth YiUehok Kehal Jeshumn Synagogue, Isaac J. Teicher, Rabbi: Service*, Friday evening, at 8.00 pjn.; Saturday morning, at g.46 a.m. Jerry Philip, aon of Mr. and Mn. J. Gruia-Crmy, 4053 E�-
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planade Avenue, will be called to the Torah reading in celebration of his bar-mitzvah. At the Sisterhood closing luncheon, the financial report was read by Mrs. D. Steinberg, treasurer; and the annual report by Mrs. M. Steinberg, president. Appearing in the play, direction of Mrs. I. J. Teicher, were: Mesdames S. S. Feiner, S. Friedman, H. Granofsky, J. Rosenthal and J. Rosenzveig; with Mrs. M. Simon aa piano accompanist. Gifts were presented to Mrs. M. Steinberg and Mrs. D. Steinberg and to all members of the cast, by Mrs. H. Marcovitch and Mrs. A. Zuaman, conveners. Greetings were extended by Nathan Dernier, Congregational President. The new officers were installed by Rabbi Teicher. Mrs. I. J. Teicher offered the blessing of Grace/Officers elected were: Mesdames M. Steinberg, president; H. Marcovitch. S. S. Feiner, S. Lehrer, vice-presidents; P. Lupu, D. Steinberg, S. Fried/nan.
� SNOWDON e>
HORTICULTURAL
Society closing meeting took place at the Snowdon YM-YWHA, in the form of a rose exhibition con-teat. Judges were: Harry Rabinovitch, of Harry's Flower Den Inc.; Charles BacaJ, and J. P. Gariepy of the Montreal Botanical Gardens. First priM ribbon and the Four Roses Award Cup, was won by Mrs. Samuel Indaig (Rosamond), 402 Dufferin Road; second prize ribbon, Mrs. S. Simon, 4895 Mira "Road; third prize ribbon, Mrs. Arthur Rudnikoff, 4889 Mira Road; and a special honorable mention was won by Mrs. Jack Lazar (Marilyn), 474 Ken-aston Avenue. Tea was served, conyenership of Mrs. S. Indaig, assisted by Mesdames A. Pekar, S. Rosenbaum, Harry Lidsky. Mrs. Max S. Kaufman (Helen), 574 Claremont Avenue, is chairman. Fall activities will commence with, a tour of members' gardens and tea, in September. Anyone wishing to register with the Society, is asked to call the YM-YWHA, Snowdon Branch, for further particulars.
e>In the fifth annual United Synagogue Youth Pilgrimage to Israel this summer for an instructive six-week tour will be: Rebecca, daughter of Cantor and Mrs. Nathan Mendelson, 617 Victoria Avenue; Anthony, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rubin, 4666 Victoria Avenue; Vivian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Gold, 4582 Stanley Weir Street; Marilyn, daughter
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