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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-03-21

News Gazett Warmbel
CRIMINALS BEWARE. Champaign Police Sgt Al XIV
ers operates radio recently installed the desk. which
will enable Champaign Police keep in contact with
lice units 90 70 miles away AT the merest flick OF the
SWITCH Rivers to state, county and city po-
lice He also has direct with fire department
units as well as other municipal vehicles which have radio
equipment The radio formerly in the Police Department
will be used by the Street Department for its operations
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-03-21

Mrs. Thelma Brown OalesouIe.
visited her cousin, Mrs. LIZZIE Peno'e
Ton, E. Vine.
Among the Sick:
Mrs Garland Robbie and Mrs.
John White in Mercy Hospital.
Mrs. Emma LiddeIl and MIS-
George Proctor in Burnham.
Mrs. Rose StoVall and Mrs. SUSIE
Dodds in earle Memorial.
Mrs Verna Beckrum, West Dublin,
Evening star., 1960-05-07

that conservation ease
ments" be purchased by gov
ernment bodies to retain
open areas in order that
cities and towns may be beau
tiful as well as healthy, spa
cious as well as clean, and
well balanced as well as
carefully patrolled."
Mr.. Whyte's study finds the
basic problem is convincing
the public and legislators
that open space is of i'm
mediate public benefit. He
adds that easements are less
Evening star., 1960-05-07
Easements Saving Open Spoce

One of the best means Of
preserving Americas rapidly
disappearing open space
against spoilage by urban
sprawl is the easement.
That is the opinion Of
William H. Whyte, jr., au-
thor of the "The Organiza-
ton Man" writing in a re-
search bulletin just published
by the Urban Land Institute
here.
The easement is a time
tested legal device, Mr..
Whyte notes, and suggests
Evening star., 1960-05-07
Paint

You can paint the tenders
of children's bicycles with
f1uorescent paint and make
the bikes more visible at
night to passing traffic.
Evening star., 1960-05-07

expensive than acquiring land
outright and they tradi-
tionally run with the land
and must be accepted by fu-
ture owners.
Evening star., 1960-09-15

CHEVY CHASE-3-bedrm-, 2-bati
rambler: . blks. across DC. line
liy,, rm. .w/frepl.. sep. din. rm.
fully equip. kit. with table space
patio, bsmt., gar: situated or
beautifully handicapped shaded LOT
Priced to sell immed.; S27,a5O
VIM. D. LUCAS, OIL. 6-ss6S til o
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BETHESDA

Apartments like houses. Air condi-
toned, swim pool. 3 bedrms., ga
baths, sep. din. and liv. rms, rec.
rm., den and laundry rms. Luxury
living presented by
MONOLITH OIL, 2-7783
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CLOSE m bedrms., 2 baths
din. rn., screened porch, full
bsmt.; level yard w/trees; S1,70O
down, incl. settlement a
COMMUNITY REALTY 10. 5-24sO
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HILLANDALE
HUGH T. PECK

1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-I70o
HILLANDALE AREA-Extra lge. g.
bedrm. brick rambler; formal din.
rm., de luxe kit, liv. rm. w/drepl.
STYLISH N SMART
Completely air conditionedi walks
OUT tiled bsmt.; beautiful condi.
tion.
wv i NICHOLAS HE. 4-lO0O
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BETHESDA AREA-New 4-bedrm
brk. Cape Cod; liv. rm. w/hrepl.,
sep; din. rm., lge. compl. kit. 2
baths, -rumpus nm. porch; densely
wooded lot: S27.950.
ANPRIS REALTY, OIL, 2s9O70 TIL Q
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COLESVILLE AREA at Meadow
wood"-21' living room, other
rooms in proportion: screened
porch, daylight bsmt. Lot 300
deep; trees: S2l,500. RIPLEY
CO, JU 5-f11I
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-FOUR CORNERS AREA

GEORGIA AVENUE AREA-A beau.
tiful split-level wall the trim.
mings! Just rigE. for q
DENTIST OR DOCTOR"
once in this expanding middie-
class neighborhood; bedrms.. 2
baths, rec. rm., cerport and
fencing. S22 $50. Assume large
loan.
W. J. NICHOLAS Lo. 5-Oso0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
(coNTINUED)
.BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
AND MASS. AVE. AREA
EXCELLENT HOUSES

tAANO NAxAOOs AN NGs AIbEfi
EXCELLENT HOUSES
HOTPOINT. MASS. AVE-
CONTEMPORARY. An un-
usual home Offering on one
level: living rm. with nre-
place, dining. rm., modern
kitchen. 3 bedrms,, :, 2 baths,
and den. Lower level: rec
reation room with fireplace,
additional bedrm. and bath.
Built-in garage. Asking S3b,-
$50. Ewes. call OIL. 6-4439.
WOOD AcRES-Immaculate
Colonial featuring den and
rm. with fireplace. dining
rm.. screened porch and
modern kitchen; 2nd fioor, 5
bedrms., . baths. Full base
ment with garage. Asking
S21,95O. Ewes. cali Oh.
GLEN MAR PARK-Well-
kept. S-story Colonial offer
screened porch. ATTACHED s'as. "a.
rage, full basement and
beautiful, large, well land
scaped lot. Asking S24,960.
Ewes. call Oh. 6-4671.
BETHESDA - NEAR NH,
RAMBLER WITH FAMILY
RM. OR DOCTORS OF
FlCE. Attractive home on
level. fenced lot, offering 8
bedrms., 2 baths, living
dining room with fireplace
and kitchen with breakfast
space in addition to the lge,
family rm. Asking S23,95O.
Ewes. call OIL. 4-3767.
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APIS. WANTED

APTs. WANTED, furnished, d. C.
One 3-bedroom or two 2-bedroom
with maid service. September Is.
December 81. Box 276-Y, Star.
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sPRINGFIEL3dNewG, G,oinisS 4bsdrr1ji 1iji,t2s 2
Flower Church Features den,
powder room, latest kitchen: ALSO
rec. room, porch, garage. OIL.
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HOLIDAY PARK-3 Ideal Homes
3-BEDRM., bath and u split-levels
S31,50O with $4,000, 4hfo as.
sumption.
3-BEDRM., bath and "a split-level,
S21,75O with Sl4,600, 4haso as
sumption.
3-BEDRM., 2-bath split-level,
S21. $50, with S11,S00 4Ia90 as.
F, w BERENs SALES. INC.
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GREEN ACRES - 3-bedrm., III.
bath Colonial. with new kitchen.
25-ft. family room, wooded lots
rec. room; S1S,950. Ewes, EN-.
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED

WOOD ACREs-New listing Of
charming, 3-bedrm., 2-bath CO.
lonial, with rec. room, porch,
garage. wooded lot; upper 20s.
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Stuart Maury, Inc.
Poo1tnrc

52O7 WIS. AVE. KE. 7.137O
BETHESDA-New brk. rambler; 4
bedrms, 3 baths, daylight walk
out rec. rm., lge. kit; en- uuiet
Guide sac; mid-2Os.
ANDR1S REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 Til 8
BETHESDA, LANDoN VILLAGE
Rare ind in a delightful, modern
6-rm;, 2-bath brick rambler In
this. f1ne area at a low, low price.
De luxe kitchen. and in beautiful
condition. Only S25.950. Call our
uptown 9sftSE once: KE. 1-ls09 ~ 8
SHANNON a. LUCHS co
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BETH CHEVY CHASE

BETH.-CHEVY CHASE
BRADMOOR-Just reduced;
$4,000; air cond. brk. ramb-
Ter; sep. din. rm.; bedrms.:
3 baths; garage; porch;
bsmt.; sell in S20's.
OFF WILSON LANE-Modern
split level, high ceiling in
lv. rn., din. rm., dish
washer, dinette area in kit,
3 bedrms., . baths, garden
house. S23,950.
Mr.. SUBURBAN HOSP
Brk and stone Cape Cod;
.$23,500; Q bedrms, bath 1st
floor, big bedrm. on 2nd.;
bath roughed in; rec. rm.;
scr. pch.; h.-w. heat.
CHEVY CHASE CRollinr-
wood area) Charming
Dutch colonial, S19.75O; big
den, "a bath. new kit, 3
bedrms., full bsmt.. garage,
deep lot, lovely trees and
shrubs.
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wEsTEAyENMShfGminE n 5tI vISs i5q nfs g.G9%s hSms
rec. Im; 2 baths gear garage.
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR HIGH
SCHOOL ARE A Exceptionally
nice 3-bedTm. Colonial with 1st-
floor powder rm., mahogany-pan-
eled den. S19,500. FHA AP-
PROVED. HUGH T. PECK. 1885
New Hampshire ave, HE. 4-l700.
MONTGOMERY HILLS = Lovely
brick rambler offers center hail.
liv rm. with frepl, sep. din. rms
de luxe elec. kit, bedrms., ! n
baths on 1st floor; full bsmt. with
rec. rm and bar, plumbing for
bath; '1Vely lot in this cony. loc.
Vacaa' 500 $50. SLIGO REAL
TY, REALTORS, JU. $4,000.
NEAR GEORGIA AVE-older homo
with rustic and secluded charm.
l acre plus with many dogwoodS
and other shade trees. $16'Soo.
HUGH T. PECK, 1lo46 Georgia Ave.
LET US SELL YOUR HOME
NORWOOD ESTATES-Almost 2
acres: 3-bedrm. rambler VICAR
port and rec. rm. Low EOS. LO.
HUGH 7. PECK. 1124e Georgia Ave.
Trade-Call for Free Appraisal
NoRTHWooD PARK, Just vacated
-3-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod, bsmt.,
gas h.-w.h., wooded lot, IS By
216 #. Asking Sl7,500. BEERS
BROS, JU. 5-76lO.
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o. F.. Smith & Bros. Co.
"a VAL ~ Z
Offers

Offers
MASS. AVE. EXT.-New brick ram-
bier on Ia-acre, beaut. wooded lots
center hall, dining rm., living rm.s
lge. screened porch, 3 bedrmS. 3
baths: close to schools and transp.s ;
full bsmt. with rec. rm. with fire-
place; priced at only S36,950.
Ewes, WO. 6-7140.
BEST BUY IN BETHEsDA-1maginO
large 3-bedrm. brick Colonial in
estab. area with 30-ft. swimming
pool; priced in mid-20sl First
floor powder rm. and den, bsmt.
with rec. rm.. carport. many exs
tras. Ewes, JU. S-3792.
BETHESDA -EDGEMooR Area
bedrm. brick Colonial featuring liv,
rm., sep. din. rm., lge. den. 2 full
baths. patio: beautiful treed lot;
garage; priced in the 2os. Ewes,
o. r. SMITH & BROS. CO., ING.
OIL. 2-647S
LISTINGS NEEDED
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KENsINGToN AREA : New brick
ramblers;. 8 to 5 bedrms;, excel:
shops; lge. daylight rec. rms. with
fireplaces: level lots with soma
trees; mod. Westinghouse kits,
porch on din. rms; $23,450 to
So4 $50
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

ASSUME $4,000 1st trust on this
lovely modern semidetached brick
home. Riggs Park. Full bsmt.
Priced low at S13,950 with only
$3.50 down.
Murray Levine ia. 1914
Evening star., 1960-09-15

MASS. AVE. AREA = s14,95O.
quaint 3-bedrm. frame home, large
modern kit, small lot. Ideal for
F. W. BERENs SALES. INC.
AREAS LARGEST REALTORS"
Evening star., 1960-09-15

BETHESDA, Greenwich Forest area
Lovely brk. Colonial; liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, powder rm. and
screened porch on 1st f.: 3 bed
rms. and baths on End; detached
ear:; beaut. shaded lot. Reason
sale. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC.
OIL. 2-7OO6; ewes, OIL. 6-S076.
BETHESDA. Maplewood-4 bedrms.,
ga baths, charming New England
cottage-type home in excel cond.
Highly conv. to all schls.. NH and
Naval Medical Center. Only Sl9,-
s5O. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC.
OIL. 2-1006; ewes, OIL. 6-s076,
BETHESDA-New brick split-level;
conv. to NH and Naval Hosp; 4
bedrms.. 21a baths, daylight rec
rm:. extra-lg mod. kit; level lot:
below $4,000.
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-14I5
Evening star., 1960-09-15

4-bedrm. rambler. new,
3-bedrm. Colonial: bsmt. SIe,950
4-bedroom split. Assume
loan S24,950
3-bedroom ramb.. Wood
sloe ---------------- S30,06O
IE
3-be ,om Cape Cod; 2
lots --------------- ---Slo 100
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MASS. AVE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
contemporary rambler. lust like
new-situated on a beautifully
handicapped lot, many shade trees.
bedrooms, 3 baths, daylight
paneled recreation room with fire.
place; carport. $35,95O, Call W0;;
6-2300 I'll 8. EDW. H. JONES
Evening star., 1960-09-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

MT, AIRY, MD. = Gorgeous o.
shaped brick rambler. All huge
rms; liv. nm, 8 bedrms.. baths
elec. kit, 2-car garage, bSmt.
porch, lovely setting on 2-acrt
knoll. Call ALL1GOOD AGENCY
S726 Colesville rd., JU. S-4477.
Evening star., 1960-09-15

INDIAN SPRING = only SIS, $50
Colonial beauty. on lovely land
scaped grounds; . bedrms.; and
den with full bsmt. Assume 4la9e
GI loan. Call 10; 5;0s44 I'll 8
NON g. LUCHS MD. OFFICE.
Evening star., 1960-09-15
suBURBAN i PROPERTIES MOT.

KENSINGTON, walk to Wheaton
Plaza-Lovely 3-bedroom home,
conyen. to everything. Completely
Anchor fenced. BUY with $500
down; full price Sl3,500. LO.
5-36S7; Open 8 to q. >,sm
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WYNGATE-Immac. 3-bed.
room brick rambler; lge.
dining ell, table-space kit.
partially finished rec. rm.;
lovely yard. Priced at
Sl9,95O.
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GREEN ACRES-Charming
2-bedroom brick Colonial
home, Sep. din. rm.. and
den; det. garage; tree-shaded
lot. Assume 4la96 loan, S10l
per mo, pays all. Priced at
S17,950.
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CHEVY CHASE (sOMERsET)-Im-

maculate rambler, living rm.. din
ing. rm.. kitchen, den. 4 bedrms.
3 baths: large gropnd-level rec.
rn. opening onto level, fenced
yard; att. garage, screened porch
stairs to large insulated possible
dormitory BILLINGSLEY REAL
TY CO, EN-. 2-2326; ewes, VIII.
Evening star., 1960-09-15

CHEVY Chase or 4 Bedroom
WHITE BRICK RAMBLER, lust
redecorated. with spacious living
room. 100000 Ist trust. Imme-
date possession. Near D. c. line.
Call Mr.. Dean at WO. 6-l966.
MARSTELLER, McCABE a. co,
ewes, KE. 7-l2O5.
Evening star., 1960-09-15

CHEVY CHAsE-It isn't sold, so
is the most comfortable looking,
fairy priced 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
Colonial on today's market. Close
in; redec.; rec. rm. Low pos.
BETHESDA HOMES, INC, OIL.
4-Sl04, OIL. 6-5627.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
MIGHT IN PARIS
DANCE THEME

"a Night In Paris" will be the
theme of a dinner-dance to be held
by Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood
May 21 on the temple patio, 10th
avenue and Flower. There will be
a cocktail hour, followed by din
ner and dancing under the stars.
The auditorium will be available
for social card playing.
Proceeds will go for temple youth
training and activities, for rabbini-
cal study scholarships, the temple
building fund, and a sisterhood &C
tivity program.
Mrs. Martin Horwitz is chairman
of the affair, assisted by Mrs. NAL
colin Straus. Mrs. Burton Kruglick
is chairman of decorations, which
will be in Parisienne theme. In
charge of tickets and reserva-
tions are Mrs. Mark Leibsohn, WI
3-46663, and Mrs. L. H. Forman,
YE 9-O301. The public is invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
Sis+erhood's S
Set

Beth FL Sisterhood will hold a
paid-up membership luncheon at
noon next Wednesday at Beth FL
Auditorium. Admission charge for
non-paid members and guests is
$1.50 each.
The buffet luncheon, catered by
Miracle Mile Restaurant, will fea-
ture assorted salads and moldS.
Cantor Harold Green, with Mrs.
Green as piano accompanist, will
present a musical program.
Luncheon chairman is Mrs. Sher-
man Leibovitz, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Desman. Mrs. Seymour
Heller is reservations chairman.
Committee members are Mines.
Lillian Roedell, Loren Engle, Irving
Levy, Stanford Roth, Louis Green,
and Arthur AnSel
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
SOCIETY & PERSONALS
Supervised
Fun Offered
By Day Camp

Supervised fun, creative express
sion, and assumption of RESPONSE
bilities in shared projects are fea-
lures of the Jewish Community
Center's Day Camp which will start
in June.
For the seventh year Bernie Nor
ris, West Phoenix High School in
structor, will serve as camp direc-
tor. Morris is director of Temple
Beth Israel youth activities, presi-
dent of the Grandview Little
League baseball program, and
board member of Anytown, Ari-
Zona.
Sta members will include Joe
Gortler, Florence Mandell, Marv
Golub, Mason Kaufman and Joe
Gross.
The camp program will include
athletics, instructional and recrea-
tional swimming, arts and crafts,
dramatics, music, cookouts, hikes,
overnight camping sessions, jour-
nalism, science, magic, and other
subjects.
The camp also aims at contribut-
ing to the child's Identification with
Judaism and integrates in the pro-
gram Friday Oneg Shabats, He
brew songs and dances, Bible
stories, instruction in Hebrew, and
arts and crafts on important Jew
ish historical themes.
The three-week camp sessions
will start on June 13, July 5, and
July 26. The $39-per-session fee
includes registration, insurance,
hot lunches, and an afternoon
snask. Fees for the second or
third session that child attends
is $37. Enrolment will be limited
to $50 children, with more than 100
already registered for the first ses-
sion.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
Ci+yOf Hope
Group States
Installation

City of Hope Phoenicians Will m
stall Harry Goldbaum as president
at a June 10 meeting at the Ian
tern Inn. Others to be installed:
John Cantella, Ben Bloom, Harris
Gubnan, David Ginsberg, vice
presidents; Mrs. Charles Softer, re,
cording secretary; Mrs. Samuei
Blair. corresponding secretary
Mrs. Ben Davidson, mailing secre-
tary; Rose Wenick, financial secre-
tary: DIR. Louis Zaslow, treasurer;
Phillip Peck, assistant treasurer;
Raw Mitchell. auditor.
Sol Aronson. Mrs. Ben Bloom,
Mrs John Cantella, William Eel
sher, Irving Freeman, Mrs. Harry
Goldbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Green. Mrs. Sam Harris, Mrs. JACK
Kriegel, and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
LaZaar, trustees.
Holdover trustees with one more
wear to serve are Mrs. Sol Aronson'
Jack Borevitz, Fred Cohen, Mrs;
Norris Edison, Mrs. AL Lando, ana
Jeanette Greengard.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
Force To Feature
BowLers' Banquet

A musical comedy entitled III.
M. S. Tinifor" will be presented at
the annual B'nai Birth bowling
banquet May % in Hotel Westward
Hos Thunderbird Room.
Participating will be Esther Bell
er, Jay Fineberg, Natalie Ruben,
Sam Charms, Harriet Gordon, Sher-
ry Gray, Shirley Cooper, Bill Free
man, Nat Rafsky, Shiel Gayler,
Gene Katz, Harold Tucker, Devore
Gordon, Charles Cooper, and Chet
Stoloff.
Eve Hurevitz is director, Norma
Barer choreographer, and Aubie
Jacobs accompanist. Production
staff members are Morris Hurevitz,
Gladys Hyman, Shirley Tucker,
Penny Josephson, Gertrude S u n
shine, and Allen Bandler.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
Miss Elaine Turken WedS
Allen Wdxm1Qn of DenUer

Miss Elaine Mr. Allan Waxman married at
Temple April TO-
bride Turlen, STA N
14h Ave Mr. Waxman the Mr. and Mrs Max Waxman
of Denver.
The white chant1y lace and net veil She
stephanots with lace sheamers
Mrs Sanford Brown Chicago bride
of honor Turken the brides sister, Dorothy Satz
and Sara LeeH of Chicago, bridesmaids.
Mr. Myron Capo best Ushers included MI
Angeles and Mr. Jerry Waman OF Denver
and Mr. Sanford Brown of Chicago
University of Colorado She is former
of Sorority also served the
Council
of Colorado and University
California bridegroom member OF Zea Beta
Nu Beta Epsilon fraernites
couple toured northern and southern California on hen
the the Concho Room OF Hotel
Ho The reside in Denver.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
Pioneer Women S
Festival Sunday

Pioneer Women will celebrate
IsraePs 18th anniversary and tnelr
Phoenix chapters "Bas Mitzvah'-
18th birthday-with a home-cooked
fish dinner at 6 pm. Sunday at
Beth Hebrew Congregation.
Rabbi William H. Greenberg will
give the benediction, and Michael
Haskes will present a program OF
Hebrew songs. Donation is $1.5O:.
Dinner chairman is Mrs. Edward
Dacks, assisted by Mrs. Israel
Pevin.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
7ou DeIts Elect
Kov As President

Larry Kay of Phoenix has beer
elected president of Tau Delta Phi
Fraternity's University of Arizona
chapter.
Other new officers are Stu Rob
bins, Tucson, vice president; Mike
Hamper, Phoenix, pledge trainer;
Len Karp, Tucson, treasurer; Al
Kardoff, Skokie, ILL.,, secretary;
Larry Deutsch, Tucson, soc a
chairman; Lew Wolfson, Scots
dale, house manager; Dave Dublin,
haywood, ILL.,, editor-historian, and
Steve Woloshin, Phoenix, steward.
SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
Installation Saturday

Mrs. ]. Goodkind will be installed
as president of Ladies Bikur Cho-
linn at 8 pm. this Saturday at Beth
Ell Auditorium. Other new officers
to be installed are Mrs. Kadish,
treasurer; Mrs. Lebel, financial
secretary; Mrs. Green, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Steinfield, re-
cording secretary, and directors
Mrs. Sedman, Mrs. Melnick, and
Mrs. BerlOW.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
Center Inougurotes
Tween Corovon

The Jewish Community Center
will inaugurate a new camping
program this summer for seventh,
eighth, and ninth-grade boys and
girls. 1t will be called Tween
Caravan, directed by Bunny Shucn.
First session starts June 13, with
a $39 fee. The fee will be $37 for
the second and third sessions tnat
a child attends. Registration VIII
be limited to Is boys and % girls.
Activities will include swimming
canoeing, fishing, cookouts, horse
back riding, trampoline, parties,
and trips. One trip will be to NO
gales, Mexico.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
Bar Mitzvah

Barry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old KaZan, 1926 w. San Juan, will
be Bar Mitzvah at Temple Sholom
services at $3.50 p. m. this Friday.
Rabbi Milton l.. Shulman will Off
ciate. An Oneg Shabbat will follow.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Kazan and Max Reimer, all
of Phoenix. Also attending are an
uncle, David Kazan, of Cleveland,
and several relatives from Los An
coles
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
Beth Israel To Confirm
LARGEST Class June 4

Confirmation ceremonies for 55
confirmands, largest class in Tenn
pie Beth IsraePs history, will be
held at 7:3O p. m. June in the
temple auditorium.
Rabbi Albert Plotkin and Cantor
Maurice Chester will participate in
a special confirmation presenta-
ton. Families and friends of con-
firmands are invited to reception
following services.
Class officers are Dick Ander-
man, Donna Friedman, and Jill
Kahnweiler. Religious school prin-
cipal is Philip Chapman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-05-13
MISS BOCKSERMAN.
DAVID GROSS WED

Miss Roselie Suzanne >Bockser-
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Bockserman, 2152 w. In
dianola, and Mr.. David Ross
Gross, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Gross. 1245 E. Luke, were married
April % in a family wedding.
The bride is a graduate of Ari-
IONA State University, majoring IN
primary education. The BRIDE
groom will graduate in June from
Colorado State University of Veter-
mary Medicine.
The couple is presently residing
in Fort Collins, Colo.
The Arizona post., 1960-11-25

sound systems throughout.
And in constructing the
homes, Signature Construc-
ton Company has adhered to
the restrictions that Sam Ma
mini, developer of Casas Ado
bes Estates has maintained
over the years. These reStric-
tionS have made it one of the
country's preferred residen-
tial areas.
Spacious drive-thrOugh car
ports lead the way into the
homes. EXteriorS make use of
unusual block, rock, aggre-
gate and rough wood designs.
Basically all models are vari-
ations of the territorial look.
Each purchaser of a home
will have his home placed on
its acre of land by the archi-
tect, so that full advantage
may be taken of the beauti-
full views and of the desert
growth. The homes range in
price from $4,000 to $4,000
on a full acre of land.
Interior rooms are spacious
and give a dignified atmo-
sphere to today's living. The
decor in the models has been
planned by Sandy Rosenthal,
AID.
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Sisterhood
Sets Annual
Library Tea

A readers program pre-
sented by the University of
Arizona D ep ar t m ent of
Speech will highlight the an
nual Bernard Rackoff Libra
ry Tea sponsored by the Sis
terhood of Congregation An
shei Israel Nov. % at 1 pm.
The affair will be held in the
congregations auditorium.
The readers program will
be directed by DR.. Alethea
M a t tin gly, professor of
speech at the university.
Proceeds from the annual
tea will be used to equip the
Bernard Rackoff Library,
which has one of the best Sc
lections of books of Jewish
interest in the southwest. Ad-
mission for the tea is a free
will offering.
Mrs. Leo Rackoff is hon
orary chairman for the af-
fair. Members of the COM
mittee are Mines. Herman H.
Goldstein, Leon Bitter, Will
liam Gordon, Bernard Rosen-
berg, Louis Cohen, Rose
Fruchtman, Louis Cohen Jr.,
Jack MaSlin and Lee Sachs.
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Arms Race Topic
For Fireside
Club Panel

A panel discussion deal
ing with the nuclear arms
race will highlight a Fire
side Club presentation Nov.
27 at 8:15 pm. at the
Center.
The meeting - open to
the public - will first hear
a taped address by DR..
Jerome Frank of John
H opkin S University on
"The Nuclear Arms Race
Sanity and Survival.
Then a panel consisting
of DR.. Neal D. Houghton
and DR.. James E. Nc
Donald, both of the Uni
versity of Arizona, and DR..
Boris Zemsky will discuss
the topic. Jim Officer of
the university's sociology
department will be the
moderator.
The program is open to
the public without charge.
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Finkelstein, president of Sig
nature Construction Compa-
ny and Nicholas Sakellar,
Tucson architect.
The homes have been de-
signed for beauty, delight and
utility. Aptly called, "Shibui," "
a Japanese word meaning the
essence of culture and ulti-
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mate in taste, the four mod
els have many features in
common.
All have terraced gardens,
natural desert landscaping
for outdoor-indoor Arizona
living, beautiful compact kit
chens, refrigerated air-condi-
tioning and stereophonic