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THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
JUNE 15. 1951
LADIES
If you are planning to spend the summer months in a cool cottage in the Laurentian Mountains And you want the Finest Meat, fish and poultry, packed in dri-ice and delivered to your door, Then don't delay, call DE. 8494 to-day. We will be pleased to serve you courteously and efficiently
OUR MANY SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR FINEST ENDORSEMENT.
TO N.D.G. Kosher Meal Mariel^:
"Ask Your Neighbor" 5343 Sherbrooke St. W. DE. 8494-5*6 MONTREAL
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: the kind you hove noticed in American home magazines but have never before been able to get in Montreal.
montreal births
Itarn, to t>r. and'Mrs, David Bruser (nee Freda Belkin), 749 Collier Drive, Sao Xeandro, Calif., a daughter, Barbara, on Hay 1, at Peralta Hospital, in Oakland, Calif.; sister of Lawrence, Mitzi, and Judy; gravdkiaug'hter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Belkin, 2101 Haplewood Avenue, Montreal; and of Mr. and Mrs. M. Bruser of Vancouver, B.C.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. David Abramovitoh (Abrams) (hee Frances Antecol), Cote St, Luc Road, a daughter, Helaine, orr May 7, at the Jewish General Hospital; granddaughter of Mrs. Ida Antecol, Cote St. Luc Road, and the late Harry Antecol; and of Mrs. H. Abraroovitch, de l'Epee Avenue, and the late Hyman Abramovitah.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Myer Roth (nee Betty Vineberg), 5786
Northmount Avenue, a daughter, Sharon, on May 18, at the Jewish .Gwwanl .KoafciUl* �UUr~ai flhei-don;, trranikkfugbter of Mrs. Mary Vineberg, Esplanade Avenue, and the late S. Vineberg; and of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. Roth, of Poland.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Waxanan (<nee Ruth Milgrom, of Hamilton, Ont), 4660 Ridgevale Avenue, a eon, Alan Martin, on May 24, at the Royal Victoria Hospital; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milgrom, of Hamilton; and of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Waxnmaai, Durooher Avenue, Montreal; great* grandson of Mr. and Mrs. David Milgrom, of Hamilton. Mrs. S. Sklar, Van Home Avenue, a cousin ; and J. Silver, of Hamilton, are the godparents.
Bora, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roiter (nee Isabel Kesaler), 6670 Durocher Avenue, a daughter, Froma Reisa, at the Jewish Gene-
men sure go for a
magic cake
coconut fudge chiffon cake
Mix and sift into a bowl, 1 c. plus 2 tb*. once-sifted cake Boor, 1^ taps. Mafic Baking Powder, H **P- salt, H c. fine granulated sogax; mix in H c. desiccated coconut. Make a well in the dry ingredients and add in the order given (do not stir mixture), J� c corn (salad) oil. 2 unbeaten egg yolks, \i c plus 2 the. water, 1 tsp. vanuls, 2 ounces unsweetened chocolate, melted and cooled. Stir the liquids to intermingle, then stir in the dry ingredients; beat until batter is smooth. Measure into a large bowl X �> egg whites (at room temperature) and sprinkle with \i tsp. cream of tartar; beat until the egg whites are very very stiff� much stiffer than for meringues, angel cakes, etc Add flour mixture, about a quarter at a time, and fold after each addition until batter and egg whites are thoroughly combined. Turn batter into an ungrtased 8" angel cake pan; bake in a rather slow oven, 326�, about 1 hour. Immediately cake comes from oven, invert pan and suspend cake untfl cold.
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CHOCOLATE CHEERY AND NUT CAKE
one cup sugar one ounce chocolate
one-half cup butter one-half cup chopped nuts
one cup sour milk one and one-half cups flour
one egg one teaspoon baking soda
cherries and juice of one five-ounce bottle Cream butter with sugar; add milk, and beaten egg; then, melted chocolate. Sift flour with baking soda, and add alternately with sour milk to creamed mixture. Mix well, then add nuts, cherries, and cherry juice. Bake in a 375-degree oven for one-half hour, until well-baked.
Icing
Melt two squares chocolate, with three tablespoons butter. Add one cup icing sugar, one egg, one teaspoon vanilla; and one-quarter cup milk. Let icing mixture stand in refrigerator for ten minutes, before beating, and then beat until thick. Spread over cake.
Mts. B. Davis,
1509 Ducharme Avenue, Montreal.
This recipe won first prize in its class in the contest sponsored by Montreal's) Laurentian Chapter Number 520, Bncri Brith Women.
HONEY CAKE
six eggs
one cup brown sugar two cups white sugar four tablespoons honey two'tablespoons baking
powder one teaspoon baking soda
five cups flour three-quarters cup strong tea one-half cup raisins one-quarter cup chopped
walnuts one-half cup shortening one tablespoon oil
Sift flour, baking powder, and soda. Combine sugar, shortening, eggs, honey and oil. Add tea, then dry ingredients/ and mix well; add raisins, walnuts and grated apple. Mix all ingredients well. Place in greased pan, and bake in 350-degree oven, from three-quarters of an hour to one hour.
Mrs. L. Weinstein,
52 Glenholme Avenue, Toronto.
Sabbath Candles will be kindled on Friday, June 15, at 8.13 p.m., D. S. T. f, June 22, at 8.15 p.m., D. S. T.
Ta mmuz 1,-5711, falls on Thursday, July 5,1951
ral Hospital on May 22; lister of fie raid and Howard; gtaoddaugh-ter of.Mrs.,F. K�wkr^lli� *ab-rier Avenue West, and the late Froern Keasier; and of Reverend and Mrs. H. Roiter, 4315 de Bullion Street.
Rabbis Back US, lf/fzoffon
Bom, to Mr. and iMrs. Richard A. Lewis (nee Miriam Hazan), 8 Highland; Avenue, Haverhill,' Mass., on April 14, at the Hale Hospital, in Haverhill, a daughter, Debra Shari; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hazan, 420 St. Joseph Boulevard West, Montreal; and of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis, of Haverhill.
Born, to Dr. and Mrs. Hillel B. Levme (nee Rosamine Aronowite), 1379 Curtis Street, Berkeley, Calif., a son, Mark Daniel, on April 9, at the Herrick Hospital, in. Berkeley; grandson of Air. ami Mrs. Maurice Aronowitz, of New York; and of Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Levine, 1214 Lajoie Avenue, Montreal; greaty grandson of Mrs. Maka Schwisi berg, 23 Laviolette Avenue. Dr. Levine is doing research work in the Navai Department of the University of California, at Berkeley.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winter (nee Sylvia Stober), 1920 St, Joseph Boulevard East, a daughter, Diane Elaine, at the Jewish General Hospital on May 21; sister of Barbara Anne and Lynn Carol; granddaughter of Mrs. Minnie Stober, Dupuis Avenue, and the late Louis Stober; and of Mrs. G. Wagner, McLynn Avenue, and A. Winter, Hutchison Street; great-granddaughter of Mrs. K. Cohen, Waverley Street; and of L. Franklin, of Los Angeles, Calif.
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Lith-
The Rabbinical Council of America meeting in- Atlantic City, NJ., called upon the press and conscientious public officials to continue to expose crime and corruption throughout the U.S. The action was taken in a resolution approved by the 350 Orthodox Rabbis at the closing- session of the Council's fifteenth annual convention, which praised the Kefauver committee and expressed gratitude that its work is to continue.
In another action* the Council pledged fuH support to the nation's mobilization program and urged that the Office of Defense Mobilization be continued as the over-all mobilization agency when the act creating it expires June 30. In the resolution, the Rabbis favored continuation of Marshall Plan aid,
Erice controls, and low-rent public ousing.
The rabbis caHed upon the Israeli Government to afford bail and a fair trial to a group of people arrested in the Jewish state for "allegedly plotting to throw a smoke bomb into the Israeli Parliament at Jerusalem."
Recent arrests, totaling more than fifty, of religious youths in Israel because of alleged threats of violence against the present regime were condemned in New York at a meeting sponsored by the Agudath  Israel  of  America,  an
wick (nee Ruth Ain), of Ottawa, Ont, at Ottawa Civic Hospital on May 27, a son, Martin; brother of Steven; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. David Ain, 2 Strathearn Avenue South. Montreal; and of Mr. and Mrs. M- Lithwick, of Ottawa.
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After forty-one years as a member of the New York City College faculty, Dr. A. J. Goldforb, a biol-
international organization of Or: thodox Jews. About 1,000 persons attended the meeting, which was held in the auditorium of the Washington Irving High Sohool.
Rabbi EM. Bloch, dean of the Telz Rabbinical Seminary of Cleveland, Ohio, called the arrests "a gigantic hoax." He said that religious Jews "always have been the most ardent supporters of Israel" and charged that the recent arrests of a "suspected religious underground movement" was an attempt to discredit Orthodox Jewry.and "to brand loyal Israelis as subversives because their viewpoints differ with that of the Socialist party in power."
ogy professor, will end his teaching career this summer at the nOTdStory retirement age of 70. Professor Goldforb, through the years has maintained a card file of more than 2,000 of hie students, many of whom have achieved prominence in the fields of biology a<nd medicine.
In 1910, his first year as a faculty member, he founded the biology Club at the college and he has been active in helping to raise a fund which each summer enables one student to visit tJhe Marine Biological Laboratory^ at Woods Hole, Mass. The professor, who has been general secretary of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine since 1923, will continue his work with that group. The society is planning to devote an issue of its journal to Professor Goldforb.
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