The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-12-22
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warmth generated by the inspira-
tional remarks of Rabbi James G..
Heller and the charm and wit of
Jack Benny
Other notable events: T m p e
Beth Israel and Temple ShOlom
SisterhoodS recently invited M S.
Florence Frank, caSe-work super
visor for Jewish Social Service, to
speak on the need for foster homes
in our community. Mrs. Frank ex-
planned the urgency for Jewish foS-
ter homes to offer normal family
living for neglected and dependent
children.
Congratulations to Mrs. August
emily Kraemer, president of the
Golden Age Group at the Jewish
Community Center, for the success
full Chanukah luncheon where al
most 100 people enjoyed the after
noon 1. The pre-school children
at the Jewish Center celebrated
Chanukah in most meaningful
way under the guidance of their
teacher, Mrs. Sylvia Richmond
They brought their own toys and
wrapped and sprayed them wi IN
decorations for distribution by jew
ish Social Service for less endowed
children to enjoy
A CHANUKAH ATE r.
THOUGHT: David's thanlk-yOu
| letter to his uncle written On
March 26: 81 am ashamed be-
cause 1 did not write sooner to
thank you for my Chanul<ah pres
ent 1t would serve me right
If you forgot about my birthday
next Tuesday"
These are days bursting with ac-
tivity with the students home for
the holidays and guests galore from
all over the country Home
from the University of Wisconsin
are Judy Lando and Mary Wolf,
spending the vacation with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Al Lando
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolf
Rabbi and Mrs. Plotkin will
again host all college-age young
people at an open house on Dec.
26 from 8 to IL p. m. The -
Freilichs are vacationing in Aca-
pulco, Mexico Mrs. Sarah
Friedman of Des Moines, Iowa, is
visiting with her children, DR.. an
Mrs. Meyer Markovitz, and will
remain in Phoenix to attend the
Bar Mitzvah of grandson David
Markovitz on Jan. 6 III. Nj S.
Willard Betty Eisner recently re-
turned to Scottsdale from N ew
York City where she visited with
family Wishes for a speedy
recovery are sent to Mrs. Zachary
(Jackie) Merrin recuperating from
surgery at Memorial Hospital. The
Temple Beth Israel Brotherhood
Cadillac Ball. was a financial and
social success and the winners oil
the new Cadillac are Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Krell.
CAPT. JERRY FINEG. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert d. Fineg, has
a unique occupation. He is doc
tor of veterinary medicine attached
to the United States Air Force re-
sponsible for the care and training
of Ham and "Enos," the two
famous chimpanzees who were put
into space.
The Young JudeanS will enjoy a
camp outing Dec. "a in Encanto
Park at the "old tree stump"
where they will gather from IL to
2 D. m. around a bonfire and sing
Israeli and camp songs, dance and
play games on the green. I h e y
are to bring sack lunches and the
beverage will be provided.
My recipe for this letter Is one
for the New Year Take n
large portion of good health, with
an equal amount of cOntentment
and sprinkle with laughter and
dream or two Mold these in
gradients to a realistic goal and
eat heartily all year.
1t is a year since my frs
letter 1 have enjoyed writing
to you and sharing the pleasant
experiences and exciting events i'm
our town. Your response has been
very gratifying and / particularly
treasure the comment of Fred who
edits my copy He said Even
though don't know the people you
write about, enjoy reading your
letters" Thank you Fred, and
thank you dear friends for keeping
me in touch.
Shal0m,
Lillian Feiler