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•Socials
and JPerSonals
To make their home here per
manently are Mr. and Mrs. Max
Lassman, Michigan, and more re
cently of Phoenix. They live on
Calle Ensenada. He was an auto
dealer.
Mrs. Sidelle Schachner spent
the holidays as the guest of Mrs.
S. Anyos and visited with her son,
Clyde. She has been spending
some time in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Golub and
daughter, Leslie Joan, who for the
past few years lived in New York,
have returned to Tucson. They
are the daughter and son-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stern and
are living at 4553 E. 16th.
For Mr. and Mrs. E. Harold
Levy, who are in Plainfield, N. J.,
for the summer, the hi-light was
the golden wedding jubilee cele
bration at a reception-supper at
Temple Sholom with 150 guests
attending. Enroute home they will
be honored at a luncheon in Den
ver, to be given by Rabbi Charles
Kauver, who married the couple
there 50 years ago. Their children
honored them at a dinner the eve
ning previous to the reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Harold Simon,
residents of Tucson for several
months, are strong boosters for
our climate, knowing what it has
done for their son, Michael 7.
They are formerly of Kansas City,
Mo., where he was associated with
the Simon Enterprises, wholesale
jewelers. They live on E. 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Tovey, former
residents, now living in Denver,
asked the Sam Sterns to remem
ber them to their friends. The
Sterns visited them recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wein
sheink (Mollie Candiotti) are vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Candiotti. He is stationed
at Paso Robles, Calif. .
Mrs. Rebecca Potter returned
after spending the summer, as
usual, in New York. Max Glaser
was at the coast during the past
few months.
New arrivals several days ago
are Mr. and Mrs. Abe Frishman,
Liberty, N. Y. He was in the gar
age business. Now living perma
nently at 521 N. Forgeus, they are
friends of the Charles Broders.
Mr. and Mrs. William Malsh ar
rived last month from Palo Alto
and have purchased a home at 451
Thoreau Road. He has a teaching
fellowship in political science at
UA and is working for an ad
vanced degree.
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Werker-Witkoff
In a private ceremony in Rabbi
Albert Bilgray’s study Oct. 18
Pamela Werker will be united in
marriage with Michael Witkoff.
Reception will follow for guests
at the home of the newlyweds,
1220 N. Tucson Blvd., immediately
following the evening ceremony.
The bride, a resident of several
years, is with the Tucson Land
and Development Co. and the
groom is a restaurant man. He is
a native of New York and has
lived here the past year.
Out-of-town guests will include
the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Witkoff, and his sister,
Rhoda Witkoff, all of New York.
Broder-Telson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broder,
2101 E. Drachman, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Bev
erly, to Cpl. Samuel A. Telson,
son of Rev. and Mrs. Morris Tel
son, Brooklyn, N. Y., on Sept. 19
at a private ceremony performed
by Rabbi Marcus Breger at Con
gregation Anshei Israel.
Couple leave this week-end for
a honeymoon in New York. Cpl.
Telson is scheduled to be trans-
The Simon Moret family moved
to their new home at 4465 La Jolla
Circle Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Gerson have taken an
apartment at 4729 E. Baker. The
Nathan Temple family are at 528
N. Ist Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Scha
piro have gone northeast to 4826
E. Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fink
are at 3920 Guaymus. Mrs. AI
Carl Spitzer is now living at 232
N. Highland.
Saul Kaplan has been dis
charged from the Air Force after
serving four years, two of which
were spent in Alaska. He will
re-enter UA. His parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Kaplan, E. Mojave, are
out of town. Mr. Kaplan is vis
iting a sick brother in the east
and she is at the coast.
Mrs. Philip Bramson is expected
home from Chicago after the holi
days. The David Whitakers re
turned Thursday, having been
gone since June to San Diego, and
are glad to be back. Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Kaufman are back from an
extended trip east. After four and
a half months motoring from the
east to the west coast, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Sherman, N. Euclid,
are ready to settle down for
awhile.
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Your Neighborhood
Drug Store
WALSH
DRUG CO.
3853 E. BROADWAY
AT ALVERNON
FREE DELIVERY PHONE 5-1569
Week Days 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Sunday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
ferred from Fort Huachuca
shortly and may receive an over
seas assignment.
Chait-Pose
On Sept. 26 nuptial rites were
read for Lillian Chait and Ben
Pose in a private, afternoon cere
mony at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip R. Besserman. Rabbi Al
bert Bilgray officiated. An infor
mal reception followed. After a
short honeymoon, they are living
at 1331 N. Palo Verde.
Mrs. Pose is with a local insur
ance firm. She is a member of
Bnai Brith Women, Soroptomists,
Business sand Professional Wom
en’s Club. She is formerly of New
York. The groom owns a sewing
machine business in South Tuc
son.
Teplin-Richmond
Lillian Teplin, Chicago, daugh
ter of Mrs. Sarah Herzog, 1634 E.
Mabel, was married to Max Rich
mond, Los Angeles, in a private
ceremony Sept. 18 at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Aaron Paris.
Rabbi Marcus Breger officiated.
Mrs. Richmond was employed in
the Marine National Bank, Chi
cago, and her husband is in the
jewelry business.
Couple are making their home
in Los Angeles.
Jewish Community Center
134 South Tucson Blvd.
CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS!
NURSERY SCHOOL:
Ages 3Yz - 6 Hours 9:00 - 12:00
Monday through Friday
FEES:
$12.00 monthly - Center Members
$15.00 monthly - Non-Center
Members
Transportation on Request
$5.00 monthly
“We aim to build a secure person
ality foundation through a variety
of group experiences
A trained professional staff
is in charge!
TAP AND BALLET CLASSES:
Monday—Tap
3:00-4:00 Beginners
4:00-5:00 Advanced
Tuesday—Ballet
3:00-4:00 Beginners
4:00-5:00 Advanced
Betty Deane of Meglin Studio
in Charge
Free to Center Members
$5.00 for 10 weeks to Non-Center
Members, per class.
Program Starts Monday, Oct. 6th
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION
Jewish Community Center
134 So. Tucson Blvd.
Telephone 2-0842
Tucson, Arizona
Please register my child in the following programs:
Child’s Name Sex Age
Parent ———
Address
?!
JOYCE POLAN
Polan-Potter
Announcement was made in
New York of the engagement of
Joyce Polan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Polan, Brooklyn, to
Harold Potter. He is the son of
Mrs. Rebecca Potter, 2939 E. 4th.
Couple will be married in Brook
lyn Dec. 25 and will make their
home here.
The bride is a senior at Brook
lyn College, majoring is Educa
tion. Mr. Potter is a senior in the
UA College of Business Admin
istration, and is president of
Hillel.
Arizpna Post, October 3, 1952
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GENERAL ELECTRIC
and Other Famous Make Appliances
TELEVISION AND RADIO
REPAIRS BY EXPERTS
Service Guaranteed
Store No. 1— 2829 N. Oracle
Open to 9 p.m. and Sundays
Store No. 2—130 W. Congress
Open 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Mondays to 9 p.m.
Phone 2-4322
CHILDREN’S AFTERNOON
PROGRAM:
An activities program for school
children, stressing group
adventures.
RECREATION AND SPORTS
outdoor and indoor
Boys and Girls, Ages 7-10
Hours 1:30 to 3:30
Monday through Friday
FEES:
Free to Center Members
$5.00 monthly - Non Center
Members
Transportation on request
$5.00 monthly
Program starts Monday, Oct. 13th
JUNIOR ASSEMBLY:
Ballroom Dancing and Social
Graces
Taught to junior high school age
levels —boys and girls, ages 11-15.
Friday 4:00-5:00 P.M.
Instructor: Eileen Cione of
famous Cione Studios.
Fee: Free to Center Members
$5.00 for Non-Center Members
for 10 lessons
Program Starts October 10th
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