The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-10-05
Organizations
sHEvA PIONEER WOMEN

SHEVA PIONEER WOMEN
Committee appointments for the new
year are announced by the president,
Mrs. Maurice Margolis. Serving are:
Mrs. Sol Gruchik, MOatZot HapOalot and
Child Rescue, Mrs. Sidney Feldman,
co-chairman; Mrs. Abe Giteck, JNF;
Mrs. Joe MOlinSky, JNF Blue Boxes;
Violet Bergman, publicity; Margaret
SchuSterman, earnerS fund, donor din
ner, Mrs. Louis Copalman, cO-chalrman;
Mrs. Henry FaSSler, telephone; Mrs.
Sam Feinman, librarian; Mrs.Hebert
Feig, ways and means; Mrs. Sam Gold
stein, hospitality, Mrs. Henry Rogers,
cO-chairman; Mrs. Joe Kalb, supplies
chairman; Mrs. Leon Splitter, custodian;
Mrs. Louis Lesson, membership; Mrs.
Leo Leib, cultural and program, Mrs.
Joseph Radner, Miss Bea Sander, CO.
chairmen; Mrs. Sidney Nevins, sun
shine; Violet Bergman, armed services;
Mrs. David j. Ginsberg, member-at-
large.
Board meeting is scheduled for Yom
Kippur night.
VI. SOCIAL GROUP
Because of the holidays no activity
is scheduled for the next few weeks.
A full schedule including two social
affairs are being contemplated.
ANSHEI ISRAEL SISTERHOOD
Succoth will be the theme of the
SisterhoOd meeting Oct. IL at l pm. at
the auditorium. Skit around the holt
day theme will be given. Mines. Philip
Levin, Morris Slavin are hOStesSeS.
New members being welcomed into
the Sisterhood are: Mines. Jack Abel
son, Joshua BrOdy, Ted Bender, Philip
Bloom, Joseph Candiotti, Irving Fer
son, Hyman p. Goldberg, Sidney Cells,
Joseph Kinds, Maurice KanSky, Oscar
ris Olshansky, Henry Roth, Rose Rosen,
Joseph Siegal, Max Sherman, Sam
SchantZ, Anna Sherman, Maurice Stein
berg, Joseph Slotin. Louis ShenkarOw,
Kenneth Tuchman, Harry woodrow,
Morris Winter, Moe Wolf, Sam Weiss.
BNAI BIRTH
Important meeting will be held Oct.
IL at Hillel House. Problem of increaS-
ing dues to $18 because of new, in
creased assessment of So a member to
set up a Service Fund in the district
will be discussed. This means a per
to the District. Service Fund supports
the various youth groups lBBG-AZA-
BBYO) and Hillel turnout the country.
Grand Lodge President Will
Visit Here In November.
Richard Bennett, local pres, has been
notified of his appointment by the Dis
trict as cOOrdinatOr for the interior area
for Hillel Area comprises Arizona,
Utah, Nevada, Colorado Appointed to
his committee were Sam r. Kaufman,
Al GOCCueD, PHOENIX.
TUCSON AZA
Officers for this season elected at a
recent Sunday meeting are: pres, Neal
Kurn; vice-preS., Gary Lotto; Sec, Max
Volk; asst. Sec, David Novick; treas,
Ronald Weiss; Sergeant-at-armS, Bern
ard Silverberg; reporter, Harry MOrri-
son; chaplain, Harry Nader; member
ship, David Brickman.
Membership is open to high school
boys and fellows should contact David
Brickman.
Basketball tryoutS to organize a team
in preparation for defending the Noun
tain region championship at the Mo-
vember regional meeting is in process
of formation. Team will also be enter
LILLIAN VALID BIG
Teams for the Blue and White month
have been formed. Each team will pre-
sent affairs representative of the oven
fold aims of the organization. BIG will
join AZA in holding a winter formal
Members have for a service project the
sending of pocketbooks to soldiers in
Korea.
Group will meet Oct at 1880 am.
at the Center to be followed by volly-
ball practice. Interested prospective
members should contact Judy BaSSist.
BNAI BIRTH WOMEN
Board meets at Mrs. John Arden'S
home Oct. Is. Plans for the 106th birth
day of Bnai Birth and Membership
Tea, to be held at Mrs. Ben Sonen-
blick's home Oct. "a will be outlined by
Mrs. Sam r.. Kaufman, chairman.