The Arizona post., 1953-10-16
,JWV AUXILIARY

Oct. II will benefit the projects
Group will meet at the Club
house on Oct. 26 at $3.50 pm.
and a social hour will follow.
Mrs. Fred Smith, pres, is anXi-
Gus that all eligible women
wives, mothers and sisters of
veterans affiliate with the AuXi-
liary.
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE
Several posts were filled at the
election held last week. Morris
Wanger will serve as financial
secretary, Ben Kelly as assist
ant, Charles Fruitman treasurer,
Elias MinkOff recording secre-
tary, Morris Mutnik hospitality.
Executive chairman is Philip
Schneider, executive secretary,
Mrs. Morris Wanger. On the eX-
ecutive committee are: i. MargO-
lis, Sol Silverberg, Joe GOtlxin,
Max Silverstein, Morris GitlitZ,
Nathan FeinStein. Committee
chairmen include: Mrs. /. MargO-
lis, educational and entertain
ment; Mrs. Philip Schneider, re-
freshments with Mines. Sol Sill
verberg, Sol GurvitZ and Rose
Oresman on that committee.
Chosen delegates to the jew
iSh Labor Committee conference
in LA in early November are
Hershel Weinrauch and Morris
Wanger. A resolution memorial
izing the late national president,
Leon Arkin, was passed.
Next meeting is Oct. FL and is
open to the public with a spec
tally warm invitation to winter
vic Tho hio cnninI nvrnnf
is the annual banquet to be held
at the Santa Rita Nov. 22 and
for which tickets are now avail
able from any member.
CAMPUS NEWS
HILLEL
A paid-up membership barb
que will be held Sunday in the
patio, starting at $50. Admis-
sion is a membership card or
dues. On Tuesday the second
session of the Israeli dance
group will be held. Ann Pessin,
Liba Breger and Bob White are
the leaders. There will be a big
Halloween party on the 28th
with plenty of entertainment.
services will be held and Rev.
AbICAhoAu VIII UGtAh
wards on the UN.
Music appreciation hour is
held on Fridays from $3.50 pm.
and anyone interested in listen
ing to good music is invited to
join the group. Weekly discus
sion group meets on Wednesdays
at 1880 with Bob White as mod
orator.
TAU DELTA PHI
There is return to nOrmalcy
at the chapter house with the
rush season over. In the past
few days three more pledges
have been added: Stan KrOten-
berg, Leon UlenOff, Monty KOby.
This brings the total pledges to
%.
On the VA debating team are
Jack Waltuch, Jerry Selinfreund,
Mel Robbins. Stan Farber is the
new house steward and Jack
SAKE house manager. Stan is
also social chairman. Dick Mo-
dell is Student Union Assembly
chairman and Ben BOWSky his
assistant.
UpcOming sOcials are an open
house the 18th and a costume
party later in the month.
ZETA BETA TAU
Pledges are announced by the
president, Dick Herbst, together
with the pledge office they hold.
They are: Murray NOrkin, pres;
Paul Fabricant, Vice-pres.; Irwin
IcOVe, Sec; Mort KIebe, treas;
David NOvick, IFC rep; Bobby
Weller, historian; Ben ShindelI,
Harry Gordon, Steve Silverstein,
Lennie Scheff, Jerry GOldfarb,
Josh TOnkel.
Duties taken on by the actives
are: rush, Milt Liebhaber; ritual,
Allan MOntag; athletics, Bruce
Morrison; scholarship, Neal
Kurn; pledges, Liebhaber; cuI-
tural, Dave RabinOwitZ; float,
Paul Brandes; house, Stewart
Schwartz.
Skit will be given at HilleI on
Sunday. House parties have been
held after the games.
ALPHA EPSILON PHI
Pledges and actives were en-
at a buffet dinner at
the home of alumna Mrs. Jerry
Pole last week. New pledges are:
Anna Louise COhn, Marilyn Da-
wilson, Patty Fetterman, Carol
Greenberg, Lois Kerns, Sheila
Levy, Lois MandeI, Joy Peerce,
Diane ROsenblatt, Elise ROsen-
blum, Esther SachersOn, CyriIIe
Ellen Topper.