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WASHINGTON Opening of
Jewish centers on the Sabbath
was severely condemned by dele
gates to the biennial convention of
the Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations here.
“We join the Orthodox rabbinate
in its unanimous opposition to the
opening of Jewish centers on the
Sabbath, a policy recently intro
duced in some communities with
the anticipated deplorable effect
on public desecration of the Shab
bath Kodesh.”
Calling upon congregations and
Jewish leaders everywhere to op
pose such openings, a resolution
passed at the convention instruct
ed these Jewish leaders to “dis
sociate themselves publicly from
such centers which are open on
the Sabbath.”
Margaret Visits
British Maccabi
LONDON (JTA)—Princess Mar
garet and her husband Lord Snow
don paid a visit to Maccabi House
on the occasion of the 25th anni
versary of the British Maccabi
sports organization. The princess,
who was presented with a memen
to by the members of the club,
was welcomed by Pierre Gildes
game, chairman of the World Mac
cabi.
The princess and Lord Snowdon
witnessed an exhibition of the
club’s activities and dined at Mac
cabi House with members of the
committee and club members.
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Last year the celebration of Christmas had so permeated the
teaching of all subjects in my second-grader Paul’s classroom that his
teacher, who was a sensitive person and realized that he was the only
Jewish child in the class, called him aside and asked him whether it
was too much for him. Paul answered, “Well, no, you are learning
about me and I am learning about
you.” We learn much from the
simple words of children.
This came to mind when I at
tended the Temple Beth Israel Sis
terhood tea where guests came
from many churches in the Val-1
ley. It was a wonderful meeting
and will be remembered as one of
the finest inter-faith meetings of
its kind. The gracious table was
hostessed by Mmes. Rose Rosen
berg and Emil Scult. Rabbi Plot
kin and President Selma Mackoff
offered warm, hospitable greetings
and set the tone for an afternoon
of knowledge and understanding.
Mrs. Thelma Feller sang Hebrew
melodies that were vibrant and
meaningful and enthusiastically re
ceived. The story of Chanukah and
the significance of the Maccabean
struggle was related by Mrs. Ruth
Bank with honesty and charm and
tied to life today in the fight for
religious freedom.
Many of the guests asked to see
the sanctuary and were interest
ed in learning as much as they
could. I caught this comment as
the meeting ended: “See, I told
you that you would be glad you
came.” We all were!
* * ♦
Someone once noted that a Jew
ish cookbook can be compared to
a Jewish history, as many of the
recipes are part of our observ
ances and reveal the joy and hard
ships such as matzo made without
leavening and the potato latke or
pancake which is said to have
been hurriedly cooked by the wives
of the Maccebean soldiers behind
the lines while the men fought the
Syrians for the return of their land.
From a 60-year-old cookbook, Mrs.
Simon Kander’s “Settlement Cook
book,” I borrowed the recipe for
potato pancakes:
6 raw grated potatoes, 3 whole eggs,
a pinch of baking powder, 1 tea. salt,
2 tabl. flour, a little milk.
Peel large potatoes and soak several
hours or overnight in cold water, grate,
drain and for every pint, allow 2 eggs,
about 1 tabl. flour, % teas, salt, and
a little pepper. Beat eggs well and mix
with the rest of the ingredients. Drop
by spoonfuls on a hot buttered spider
in small cakes. Turn and brown on both
sides. Or, bake in a hot oven in one
pancake until crisp and brown, allow
ing 15 min. for baking each side. Serve
with applesauce. And as Harry Golden
says. “Enjoy. Enjoy.”
PHOENIX NOTES: Since my
last letter we enjoyed a visit with
my sister and brother-in-law, So
phie and Iz Scheinberg of River
head, N.Y., on their way home
from Japan. Also Dr. and Mrs.
Perry Elfmont from Riverhead are
spending the winter here and re
turned six months ago from a trip
to Africa. .
• • •
Lederman Music Co. sponsored
a concert at the Jewish Com
munity Center by the Phoenix
Evening College Orchestra and
presented concert pianist Marian
Cooper of Scottsdale who thrilled
the audience. . . «. Joseph Rabin
owitz was honored by the Phoe
nix Bikur Cholim in celebration
of his 75th birthday and 57th
wedding anniversary. Mr. Ra
binowitz has devoted his life to
helping those less fortunate in
the Phoenix Jewish Community
and is always available to offer
his help for Jewish Social Serv
ice and the Jewish Free Loan.
* * *
Martha Lehman Chester was de
lighted to see her nephew, Itomar
Lehmann, on the Ed Sullivan show
Dec. 2. He is a member of the
Rimat Choir from Israel and plans
to visit her Dec. 25 . . . Don’t
miss the January issue of Redbook
where Sherri Chessen Finkbine
tells her own story to well-known
Phoenix writer Joseph Stocker.
• • *
Miriam Root has returned to
Phoenix and we send our heartfelt
condolences . . . Mrs. Helen Am
dur and Mrs. Norma Barer are
on the mend .
* * *
Phoenix is listening to the Eng
lish-Jewish record “My Son the
Folk Singer” on the Warner
Bros. label . . ~ Tillie Mendelo
witz, talented Arizona artist, is
having a one-woman show dur
ing December at the AEA Credit
Union, 12th Street and East Oak,
where she will offer for sale
some of her paintings of Mexico
and Taos where she vacationed
last summer.
• • *
The "Socialites,” a social group
of unmarried Jewish men and
women from 35 to 60 years, have
a real good time when they meet
for brunch at the Executive House
the fourth Sunday of each month
and once a month in the evening
at the Jewish Center. Call Ann
Sundell, corresponding secretary,
after 6 p.m. at 266-6343 or Frieda
Katz, president, at 277-8853, for
further information.
* * *
Have a Happy Chanukah with
your friends and family, and keep
with you the memory of the brav
ery of our forebearers who wanted
to worship independently. It is
that memory that still lights our
spirit of freedom today.
Until next time,
Shalom,
Lillian Feiler
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