The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-28
AZ4ette1

tive short time they have lived
here.
Herman Chanen - for the en-
thusiastic, vigorous spirit he has
brought to the Craftsmanship of the
United Fund Campaign which be-
gins on Oct. 6.
Mayer & Hattie BOukans = for
celebrating their golden wedding
anniversary with the residents at
Kivel and gracing the home with
a bouquet of golden chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Gil KahnweiIer - for his Temple
Beth Israel Forum Committees out
standing choice of Alistair Cooke,
Ralph ]. Bunche, Sen. Paul Doug
las with press notables, and DR..
Albert Burke for the fall season.
ROsenZweigs - for setting up the
beautiful holiday table with its eX-
quisite appointments in the lobby
of the Jewish Community Center.
A real find in a Jewish cook
book, available on any newsstand,
is the paperback "Jennie Crossing
er - Art of Jewish Cooking" writ
ten by her son Paul. Jennie GroS-
singer is famous the world over for
her luxurious resort in the Catskill
Mountains where some of the top
talent got their start. Her kosher
kitchen has served over $4,000
guests and the recipes in this book
are simple to make with a wide
variety of Jewish dishes.
Jennie suggests a ROsh HashO-
nah menu you might like to use:
Fresh pineapple, chicken soup
with kreplach, roast turkey,
sweet potato royal, bean pam
ache, cucumber salad, cranberry
sauce, honey cake, taigIach, cha1-
Iah, assorted nuts - tea or black
coffee.
The recipe for "Sweet Potato
Royal sounds delicious 1t is
somewhat like a tzimmes which
is eaten traditionally during this
Holiday:
"SWEET POTATO ROYAL"
1 cup dried apricots. 1 cup brown
sugar. 2 lbs. sweet potatoes, cooked and
peeled 4 cup melted butter or fat, y
cup sliced blanched almonds.
Wash the apricots and soak in cups
of water for hours. Bring to a boil
and cook over low heat 20 minutes until
tender. Stir in sugar. Slice potatoes 72
inch thick. Arrange layers of potatoes
and undrained apricots in casserole.
Pour butter or fat over the top. Bake
in $3.50 oven 35 minutes. basting twice.
Sprinkle with almonds and bake 10 min
utes longer. Serves s.
PHOENIX NOTES: Friends fet-
ed Lii and Carl Slonsky at party
at the Arizona Manor honoring
their 10th anniversary Helen
and Myron Glazer will leave be-
hind many friends when they be-
come residents of Palo Alto, Calf.
Mildred, Charles and Norman
Staar and Miles nom, M S.
Fred Markham of L. A, had a de-
lightful vacation in Hawaii -
Also DR.. and Mrs. Albert Eckstein
just back from Europe had many
interesting experiences Good
luck to Art and Rose Lewis in
their new home.
We enjoyed the Circle 16 pres
entatiOn 'DOuble Dare" at h e
WOmen's Club and marvel at the
talented people we have in our
community. Mrs. EIfriede (Jack)
Silver has leading role in 'NO
Exit opening Oct. s, the next
"CircIe 16' presentation, under
the direction of Charles ShOrr.
Gottlieb Simon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Simon, who is studying
in Israel, writes glowing letters to
his family filled with zeal and
pleasure for his new experience
+. Mrs. Fanny Sitnek, of Holly
wood, Fla, is spending time with
her children, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Silver Feeling better are Nor
rie Brown, Sadie LorenZ and Helen
Ethel Klebe, and Pop
Wahl.
This is the time of the year
when we re-evaluate ourselves and
the significance of our lives. This
is our opportunity to wipe the slate
clean and start again From
"Basic Judaism by Milton Stein
berg, I would like to share with
you his reference to our centuries
old Jewish thesis on Life:
"'Life is good. Wherefore a man
should treasure it, not despise it;
affirm and not deny it; have
faith i'm it and never despair of
its possibilities. For behind it is
God"