The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-11-17

The Doll Lady" stands before
class of, bright-eyed 7th graders
and displays her dolls which are
small replicas of Abraham Lincoln
Jackie Robinson, Emma Lazarus,
Father Flanagan, George Washing
ton Carver and Jonas Salk. She
then finishes her story:
"There is one thing that makes
them all exactly the same. They
were great Americans. Because
YOU see, children, America is like
a jigsaw puzzle and you've al
worked jigsaw puzzles. You know
IL takes all shapes, sizes and coi-
Ors to make the complete PIC
ure. And it takes all kinds OF
people, different races, religions
and natiOnalities to make TINS
great country of ours. And cnat 5
why we are all proud to be Amer
leans, aren't WEI"
The doll Lady" is one of the
women of B'nai Birth Anti-Defam-
alton Leagues project Dolls for
Democracy. They have presented
this story of human relations 10
thousands of children in the Phoe-
nix Elementary and Alhambra
school districts and Camp Fire and
Girl Scout troops. This year the
program is enlarged to include tne
participation of other women S
groups. For further Information,
please contact Mrs. Irving Schaf-
fer at CIR 7-2122.
Ben Borden. who was the first
person in Phoenix to undergo treat
ment with the new cobalt ray
therapy at Memorial Hospital,
spends his time encouraging others
to avail themselves of this aid
Ben asked me to urge everyone to
have a yearly physical checkup as
a precaution in the early detection
of cancer.
NEWS ABOUT TOWN: S y lv a
Porter. celebrated finance writer
whose columns appear in the morn
ing paper. devoted number OF
articles to her visit in Israel. Her
comments were outstanding in
their enthusiasm and warmth to-
ward the Israeli people and their
progress. incidentally, Jack Benny,
who will be the honored guest at
the Israel Bond Drive Dinner Dec.
10 at Hotel Westward Ho recently
had high school named for him in
his hometown of Waukegan, Ill.
There will be some worthwhile
listening on station KEPI-FM on
Monday and Saturday afternoons
when Mike Fields, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Fields, selects the discs.
Mike is also known for his dramat-
ic ability in the Phoenix Little
Theatre and his talents with pup
pets.
The Irving Brohners and Jack
GersheS are celebrating a joint oc-
casion on their 18th wedding ami
versaries There was Standing
room only" for many who attended
the B'nai Birth membership party
Oct. % Barry Stoloff is one of
the candidates for the foreign ex-
change program at Central High;
we're roofing for him! s. Have a
home-cooked dinner out at Temple
Beth Israel on Sunday evening,
Nov. 10, at the Sabra Fall Harvest
Festival w h e + e delicious Jewish
foods will be served at 81 for
adults and so cents for children,
from to pm. Handmade arti-
cIes, games, take-out foods and
home-baked pies and cakes will be
available.
Freda (Mrs. Philip Marcus en-
joys reputation as "balabusta'
Ca homemaker with real talenD
She served as one of the hostesses
for "a" Day-Hadassah's day set
aside to call on members for their
Youth Aliyah pledges Her
chopped herring received rave
comments from the women who
attended and she kindly gave me
the recipe to share with you:
Chopped Herring
One 2 Ib. jar Vita Herring Wine
FiIlets, 8 hard-bOiled grated eggs,
(save a little of yolks for trim
ming), small cooking apples,
y cup bread crumbs, 2 tbs. MAJ
ola oil and / tb. vinegar.