The Arizona post. [volume], December 01, 1950, Page 9, Image 9

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As in years past the Israel exhibit at the YWCA was about the most popular from amongst those
displaying the arts and crafts of various countries in celebration of World Fellowship Week re
cently. IZFA members participated in an entertainment program number that literally “took
down the house.” Looking at exhibit items are 1. to r.: Mmes. Harry Siegal, Donald Hill, Abe Pine,
Harry Strauss, chairman, Leon Lieb, Wm. Davidson, Hyman Epstein. —(Sedley Photo)
Arizona Post, December 1, 1950
Organizations
TEMPLE MEN’S CLUB
Something new in entertainment will
be presented at the next dinner meet
ing of the club Dec. 11 at the Temple.
Irving Kipnis, local attorney and
fencing instructor will present an ex
hibition of fencing, with a short talk
on the fine points of the game. Hillary
Sandoval, fencing instructor at UA,
Bob Ritter, A1 Marshik, UA students,
Bruce Birch and A1 Rigoli, VMCA, will
illustrate the sport.
Aaron Wander and Jerry Gibson will
demonstrate hand-to-hand balancing,
weight-lifting and strength stunts.
Both are well-known weight-lifters.
Wander is doubles hand-balancing
champion of Arizona. Nancy Crowley,
talented child acrobatic dancer, will
also perform.
TUCSON AZA
Delegates to the regional convention
were Larry Fishman, Harry Nadler,
Jack Levkowitz, Bob Lukacs, Simon
Lakritz. Don Freeman is the new
secretary succeeding Gary Lotto.
Members will meet at the Center
Dec. 3. Chapter defeated A1 Jolson
chapter in regional semi-final basket
ball tilt.
WORKMEN’S CIRCLE
Public is invited to a Chanukah party
to be held Dec. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Center, A skit from Sholem Aleichem’s
“Mazeltov” with Mmes. Aaron Leitner,
Sol Silverberg and Morris Wanger
will be presented. In additions there
will be songs and recitations, also
square dancing. Auxiliary will be hos
tesses.
Hi-light will be the second annual
banquet Dec. 24 at which I. Tabachin
sky. exec. dir. of the Jewish Labor
Committee will be guest speaker. Au
artist on tour for the Workmen’s Circle
will give a concert here in late March.
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A regular meeting will be held
Dec. 4 at Anshei Israel to which out
of-town members are cordially in
vited.
HADASSAH
A series of teas are planned month
ly to integrate new members into the
group. The first one was held recent
ly at the home of the hospitality chair
man, Mrs. Joseph Brindis in the form
of an Oneg Shabbat. Mrs. Wm. David
son, pres., welcomed the new mem
bers.
At the meeting Dec. 19 at Anshei
Israel, 1 p.m., Mrs. Leonard Weiner
will be hostess in honor of her new
daughter.
AL JOLSON AZA
New chapter invites fellows of high
school age to join. Anyone interested
may phone 3-8350 or 6-0110. Next
meeting Dec. 3 at Young Israel.
Official representatives at the Phoe
nix convention were Allen Bazar.
Aaron Ezrailson, Norman Fisch, Dave
Schlaclitfeld, Sandy Wohlgemuth.
B-P HADASSAH
Festive Chanukah celebration is
planned for the meeting Dec. 11 at the
home of Pauline Rosenblatt, 1321 E.
Mabel. Traditional latkes “with all
the trimmings” will be served and
various members will demonstrate their
culinary art. Bridge and canasta will
follow.
Members and prospective members
are urged to attend and are asked to
confirm attendance by phoning 2-3802.
Next board meeting Dec. 4 at 8 p.m.
at Julia Jacobs home.
HILLEL
There will be a full program the next
few weeks. Each Friday afternoon
there is a music hour. General meet
ing will be held Dec* 3 followed by
informal athletic activities. On Dec.
6 a Chanukah-Latke party is scheduled
for members with Phil Suchow in
charge and BBW as chefs. Students
are invited to volunteer to light the
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Chanukah candles that night. There
will be a program.
First of a series of three “Ask the
Rabbi” hours with Rabbi Bilgray will
be held Dec. 7. Brandeis-IZFA will
entertain with singing and dancing
Dec. 13.
Goldie Levkowitz. program dir., at
tended the Arizona Inter-Collegiate
Religious Conference at Flagstaff and
participated as an advisor, Hillel pres.,
Ruth Rosenberg, who has been ill has
been missed. Marv Weisbrod is new
editor; Jerry Hart handles publicity
and Rose Anne Mandel is Hillel secre
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Y.I. SISTERHOOD
Next meeting is calendared for Dec.
18 at which Mrs. Selig Shevin will re
port on the Latke party. Mrs. Sey
mour Roth will tell progress of the
kitchen equipment project. Final plans
will be made for the anniversary din
ner in January.
Importance of Sabbath service ob
servance in a woman’s life will be il
lustrated with a playlet “Z’Chor U’Sh’
Mor”—Remember and observe the Sab
bath day and to keep it holy. Partici
pants will be Mmes. George Singer,
Murray VVerker, Selig Shevin, Frank
Robbins, Julius Goldberg.
Y.I. GIRLS-BOYS CLUBS
There will be a combined Chanukah
party Dec. 4at 7 p.m. Excitement will
be increased with a Chanukah quiz
program. Members invite prospective
members to come and extend an Invi
tation to youngsters between nine and
thirteen.
Boys and girls clubs hold one joint
meeting a month. Besides social activi
ties. in the Girls Club, there is choral
and dance work as well as an educa
tional aim. Ida Danzig is sponsor.
Boys Club has their own activity in
terests with Harold Bear as leader.
Tickets on sale Monday at Levy’s
for Israel Philharmonic Concert.
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