NOVEMBER 23, 1945
THE   CANADIAN   JEWISH   REVIEW
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a fresh or pickled tongue               one stalk celery
four or five onions                          one-half pound black olives
one-half pound mushrooms              salt and pepper
two cups water
Cook tongue in the water until half-done. Keep the water in which tongue was cooked, and if the tongue was pickled, the water may be strained. Remove skin from tongue, and slice thinly. Combine the onions, mushrooms, and celery, and fry partially. Then put this mixture into the juice in which the tongue was cooked, and add the tongue, black olives, and salt and pepper to taste. Tomatoes may also be added if desired, but are not necessary. Cook over a slow fire until very tender (about two hours). Then put in casserole, and leave in oven until about half an hour before serving. It may be served on rice or corn meal mush.
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three eggs                                     one cup white flour
one cup coke flour                '        juice and rind oi half a
three teaspoons baking                    lemon
powder                                      one-half cup oil
juice and rind of one orange
Beat egg yolks, and add sugar; then Hour sifted with baking-powder. Add lemon and orange juices and rind. Add oil, and mix carefully, and lastly, fold in stiffly-beaten egg-whites. Bake in an eight-inch square tin, lined with wax paper, in a 350-375 degree oven, for thirty-five minutes. Oil only can be used; this recipe will not be successful if other shortening is substituted
for it.
Icing
Melt one tablespoon butter; beat in icing sugar, and rind and juice of half an orange.
Mrs. Samuel Roth.
595 BJoomfield Avenue, Montreal.
erend M. Mandelcorn officiating. Burial was in King George Sick Benefit Association cemetery. Shiva was at the home.
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the wedding to take place on December 27, at the Booke-Cadillac Hotel, in Detroit. Miss Abel attended the University of Illinois, and is a member of Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority. Mr. Freedlander, formerly a warrant officer in the R.C.A.F., was honorably discharged after three years' service, one and a half yean* overseas.
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SANDYS: We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages and offerings received from our kind relatives and friends during our recent bereavement in the loss) of our dear father and grandfather. The .Sandys Family.
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thaiT Mondebon and Eev. J. J. Frooun officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her parents, and was attended by Mrs. Saul Miller as matron of honor. Jack Waller was best man. The bridal couple went to New York, and are living in Montreal,
MARRIAGES
SCHULSINGER-FINE
The marriage of Miss Esther Fine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Fine, 36 Wake Avenue, Toronto, Ont, to Morris Schnlsinger, son of W. Schulainger, 283 de 1'Epee Avenue, and the late Mrs, B. Schulsinger, took place on Tuesday, October 2, at nine o'clock, at the home of Cantor and Mrs. A. Matts, de l*Epee Avenue, Rabbi Chaim Den-barf officiating, assisted by Cantor A. Matts, brother-in-law of the groom, and Cantor F. Schlepack. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an afternoon dress of mulberry-colored crepe, fashioned with a high neckline, full dotaaan sleeves, fitted bodice, snd straight skirt Her powder blue vefl fell from a headdress of mulberry-colored feathers, and she had � corsage of orchids. Miss Tbelma Mats, of Milwaukee, as maid of heaor, wore a fuchsia-colored crepe fees*, gold sequin skull cap, with powder-bloe veiling; and a garde-mia eorsage. Stisha Matts, as flower ffirl, wore a pink silk frock, with
APPROACHING MARRIAGES
The approaching marriage of Miss Constance Doris Ginsberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morns Ginsberg, Victoria Avenue, to David Roseman, formerly of., the R.CJLF., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roaeman, St. Catherine Road, is announced, to take place place on November 29, at Temple Emanu-El.
Mr. and Mrs, Ptdffip Babtno-viteh, do Bullion Street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Roth, to Erwin Bodzy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bodzy, do Bullion Street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cornfield, Hutchison Street, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Rose, to Julius, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Letovsky, Dur-ocher Avenue.
Tho   fa�fcref I*   I**   Mrs.
Barnet Erdelefsky (Erdle) died in his eighty-eighth year, on November 14, after a lengthy illness. He is survived by four sons, Max, Abe., Jack, Ben. (Reuben), all of Montreal; one daughter, Mrs. D. Rosenthal (Mollie); twelve grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Funeral took place from Pa-perman's, Rabbi S. H. Herschom officiating. Burial was in Chevra Miahnias cemetery. Shiva was at the home of his son, Abe. Erdle, 6138 Esplanade Avenue.
Jacob Afrin died on Wednesday, November 14, at the Jewish General Hospital. He it survived by his wife, Mrs. Adeie Oberman Afria
dress with blue smocking and a blue hair-ribbon. The birthday cake was pink and white, with yellow candy roses and pink candles.
Mr.  and  Mrs.  H. Levy,   4481a Esplanade Avenue, gave a birthday party for their   son,  Harry, who was three years old, brother of Norman, nearly eight. Present were: Mrs. B. Greenberg and Mrs. Rose Levy, his grandmothers; Mrs. A. Anick and Mrs. Robert Levy, his aunts; and Mesdames B. Cohen, S. Kaufman, J. Goodman, N. Feldman. A. Horowitz, W. Shizgal, M. Frieierg,  I.   Nadel,  S.  Warshav-. sky;   and   Myrna   Cohen,  Gisella Kaufman, Ethel Goodman. Samuel Feldman, Myrna and Roslyn Hor-owitx.   Bernard   Shizgal,   William Frieberg,   Arnold   Nadel,   Hinda Wanhavsky, Sandra and Morton Cohen,  Seymour GraUna,   Irving Pfefier.     Sandra    Nedwedofsky.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Schleien, St Hubert Street, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Ruth, to Irving Arthur Hersco-vitch, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Her-scovitch, Lacombe Avenue, the wedding to take place on March 31.
The family of the late Max Steinberg, 6670 Park Avenue, wish to express their heartfelt thanks to their relatives snd friends for the many kind expressions of sympathy and thoughtful acts shown them in their recent sad bereavement,
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of a very dear husband and father, Max Elraan, who departed this life on December 7, 1944 (Kislev 21). We sadly miss and think of you always. Remembered by his wife and children.
DEATHS
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and roses. Albert Fine, of Toronto, Ont, was best man. Gladioli decorated the stairway and canopy, and the table was cen-with roses aad carnations. The ssosk was played by a orchestra, snd "Because" by David Kerner. Mrs. JL Matts, sister of the groom, wore Ires*, trimmed with fashioned with a and a draped
Mrs. Rebecca Weinholtz, Drolet Street, announces the approaching marriage of her only daughter, Sally, to Ben. Eidinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Eidinger, of Quebec City, the marriage to take place on Sunday, December 9, at the New Beth Yehuda Synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Soltanoff, Esplanade Avenue, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Esther, to Henry Baylin. son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Baylin, of Ottawa, Ont, the marriage to take place on December 30 at Bnai Jacob Synagogue.
The approaching marriage of Miss Phyllis Gold, twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Gold, Bloom-field Avenue, to Morton Slone. eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. A. Slone, of Ottawa, is announced, the marriage to take place on Sunday afternoon. December 23. Miss Gold is a graduate of the McGUI University School for Teachers, and Mr. Slone is a graduate of Queen's University in Mechanical Engineering.
ENGAGEMENTS
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bodzy, de Bullion Street, snnounee the en* gagement of their daughter. Sylvia, to Jade Sflveraan, SOB of Mrs. R. Silrerman, Fairmoont Avenue West, snd the late B. Silverman, of Cornwall, Ont.
Mr. snd Mrs. Jade Abel, of Do-troit, MfelL, snnonace the engagement of their daughter. Shirley Mae, to Mortimer FreedlaadeT, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis FreedUader, 6931 Park Avenue,
Mr. and Mrs, H. Weingarten, Clark Street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Pte. Rose Weingarten, C.WA.C., to Gnr. Harry Fogel, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Fogel, Jeanne Mance Street, which took place in Apel-doorn, Holland. Both are expected to return to Canada shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Pekar, Park Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Nina, to Lawrence W. Spier, formerly of the R.C.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Spier, Hutchison Street, the wedding to take place on April 7, at Beth David Synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Black, Jeanne Mance Street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mildred, to Tpr. Mark Herman, Royal Canadian Dragoons, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Herman, Manraette Street. Tpr. Mark Herman returned from overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Srolovits, of Calvary, AJta., announce the engagement of their only daughter, Pearl, to Max Louis Horowitz, Qnerbes Avenue, the marriage to take place on December 26, in Calgary, Alta.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gold, of New York, announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda, to Edward Walfish, son of Mrs. Sara Walfish, 815 Qnerbes Avenue, and the late Adolph Walfish, the marriage to take place on February 24, at Beth David Synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reinblatt, Van Home Avenue, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Geraktiae, to Josh., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack UdHaky, Pratt A venae, the marriage to take place in May.
Mrs. Freda Tager, formerly of Quebec City, widow of the late Osias Tager, died in her seventy-seventh year, on November 4, at the Ross Memorial Pavilion. She is survived by three sons, Moe, Harry, Joseph, all of Montreal; three daughters, Mrs. C. Holtzman (Beckie); and Mrs. H. Bronze (Nettie), both of Montreal, Mrs. J. Schwartz (Clare) of New York; and eight grandchildren, Norman Holtzman, Edward and Helen Tager, Peter and Jerry Churkis, of New York, Rosalyn and Sheldon Tager. Funeral took place from Paperman's, Reverend I. Aspler officiating. Burial was in Havath Sholera cemetery. Shiva was at the home of a daughter, Mrs. H. Bronze, 5304 Park Avenue.
Max WilansU, aged sixty-three, died on Sunday, November 11, at the Jewish General Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Rae Goodman Wilanski; one daughter, Mrs. Joseph Msndelbaum, of Albany, N.Y.; two grandchildren, Joan and Linda Mandelbanm, of Albany, N.Y.; one brother, Ben. Wilanski; and one sister Mrs. J. Dorfman (Mary), of Rochester, N.Y. Funeral took place from Paperman's, Rabbi C. Denburg officiating. Burial was in Chevra Ka-disha cemetery. Shira was at the home of his brother, Ben. Wilanski, 6204 Cote St. Antoine Road.
Abraham Pbtechin, aged fifty-five, died suddenly on Tuesday, November 13, at his home, MSI Waverley Street. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ida Garoff Pote-chin; one son, Sidney; one daughter, Mrs. E. H. Ordel (Roth); two grandchildren, Barry David Poto-chin, and Lawrence Irwin Ordel: his mother, Mrs. M. Potechin; and two brothers, William and Issie. Funeral took place from Paper-man's, Rabbi H. Denborg aad Rev-
King George
elation cemetery. Shiva was at the
home, 118 Willowdale Avenue.
Charles Click, aged forty-eight, died on November 13, at the General Hospital, Western Division. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Annie Bercovitch Glick; one daughter, Ruth; and one son, Saul, Funeral took place from Paper-man's, ^Reverend J. Aspler officiating. Burial was in King Edward Sick Benefit Association cemetery, in Back River. Shiva was at the home, 3809 Arcade Street.
Herchel Spires died on November 12, after a lengthy illness. He is survived by two sons, Samuel Spires, of Montreal, and Nathan Spires, of New York; six daughters, Mrs. J. Schaehter (Rose), of Montreal; Mrs. J. Schreiber (Sarah) ; Mrs. L. Malnove (Lena); Mrs. D. Bloomberg (Dora); Miss Anna Spires, Mrs. C. Auerback (Mary), all of New York; eighteen grandchildren; and seven greatgrandchildren. Funeral took place from Paperman's. Burial was in Tifereth Israel cemetery. Shiva was at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. Schachter, 5153 St Urbain Street.
CHILDREN'S Birthday Parties
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosenthal, 1620 Van Home Avenue, gave a birthday party for their son, Daniel Earl, aged four yean, brother of Tommy, aged eight, a$d of Eileen, aged one. He is the,grandson of Mr. and Mrs. L. Salonin, 6049 Du-rocher Avenue; and of Mr. and Mrs. A. Roeesthal, 4595 Jeanne Mance Street.
. Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Hart. Maple-wood Avenue, gave a birthday party for their daughter, Anne, who was one year old, sister of Barbara, nearly six Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Soufrine, and H. S. Hart, were there; h�r undet and aunt*. Lieut, and Mrs. Edward A. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mendelssohn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Schoel, Mrs. R. Israelovitch, Saul Hart; and Artfeor Mayers, of Detroit, Mich.; her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Robin Friedman, Brenda aad Joseph David Mendelssohn, and Anna-Ruth and Larry Hart; Mrs. Joseph Mendelssohn, a great-aunt; and Robert Forbes, Mrs. L R. Hart were tunrooise-Wxie and yellow silk jersey dross; Mrs. Sen-frine, the grandmother, a blade dress; snd Anno, a pink dress, with pink aBodcta*, and a pink aaJr-ribbo*; and Borbera wore a pink
andiwftftortirt. The table was centred witfr mixed flowers and a pink and white birthday cake. Pictures won taken of the party.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Luber, 6040 Mira Road, gave a birthday party for their son. William, who was three, and their daughter, Dolor**, who celebrated her sixth birthday in July. Their grandmother, Mrs. Fred Luber, was there; their great-aunts, Mesdamee M. Lipes, D. Krakow, R. Goodman; their aunt, Mrs. Jack Luber; and their cousins, Mesdames L. Lipes, J. Brownstein, and H. Bernstein; Rbona Luber, Ben. and Fred. Lipes, Pearl and Lionel Brownstein, Joyce and Fred. Bernstein; and Mrs. A. Leslie and children, Mar-cia and Jim; Mrs. I. Sternthal and sons, Stanley and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. E. Shildkraut, Mrs. Mamie Richstone, and Evelyn Chu-chem. William wore a brown t^-eed suit, with a white shirt, and a green tie; Dolores wore a two-piece blue-wool suit; Mrs. Luber wore a gold-colored gabardine dress; and Mrs. Luber, the grandmother, a brown crepe dress. Dolores had a pink birthday cake, and William, a blue one.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerner, 4875 Circle Road, gave a b:r>hdav P""ty for their daughter, Elaine Rita, who was four, and their son, Martin, who was one. Their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Karpman, were there; their uncles and aunts, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. M. Klein, Mesdames D. Pin-sky, C. Ffldman, M. tfalpin, F. Camlot; Misses Revs and Rose Karpman; and Harry and Michael Karpman; Mr. and Mrs, A. Schwartz, great-uncle and aunt; Misses Naomi Hnodin. Judv Schwartz; Nat Smith; Mrs. U. Blanchette, and Miss Marie-Jeanne Mi lot, Martin's nurse; and their cousins, Rhpda Mann, Eleanor, Esther, Morris, Li"da, Audrey and Elliot Feldman; Theresa and Harvey Allan Halpin, Harry and Sylvia Schwartz, Sheila Camlot; and Dorothy Cohen. Mrs. Kemer wore a black dress, with rows of se> qiiins down the front, t peplura effect, snd cap sleevos/And a corsage of Sweetheart roses; Elaine Rita wore a pink silk dress with pink snd blue smocking, two poc i-� * of s�nv~Vi��~ slesfos, aad a pink hair-socks and brown sh*rffand Mania wore a yellow two-piece jersey suit, with yellow socks and white shoes. At the table, beside Martin, there was s shoe with a botxraet cf yellow pom-poms; and at Elaine Rita's side, a �hoe lied with Sweetheart roses, Klaiae Etta's cake was a three-tiered pink aad white cake, aad Martin's was* a two-tiered take with ysttow and