The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-11
Al,4ene1

We pass by 171s w. Maryland al
most every day and our children
never fail to call out Gust look at
our new Center!" am as
proud as they are as we watch the
rising of our beautiful new Jewish
Community Center. However, it
is never the bricks and mortar that
make building significant but the
many worthwhile things it repre-
SentS.
AS a family we have enjoyed
many benefits from the Center in
rounding out our Jewish life.
Our children have had the OppOr-
tunity of learning skills and
meeting children like themselves
i'm an environment that welcomes
them and helps to develop their
character. And Ben and l have
derived pleasure in meeting new,
wonderful friends serving the
community and have attended
social and cultural events which
have brOadened our understand
ing.
These are primarily reasons for
ourselves and I am humbly CRATE
full to Maurice D. Brown who has
made the Phoenix Jewish Commu-
nifty his family. Morrie Brown has
given wholeheartedly of his talents,
his time, and his means in order
to provide gathering place for our
teenagerS, our aged who look for
ward to Wednesdays as the bright
spot in their week, and the families
who are unable to pay for this valu-
able experience for their children.
He is Joined by others with grown
children and single people who re-
alize that their participation will
uplift the entire Jewish Community
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PHOENIX NOTES: Mrs. Fanny
Friedman, mother of Mrs. Yale
(Beth) Stuart who has authored
books of Yiddish poetry, is spend
ing six weeks in Israel. More
travellers abroad this summer Will
be Mrs. Evelyn Block who will tour
Europe, and Mrs. John Krugllck
leaving shortly for trip around
the world. She will meet her nus
band and son Kim in Israel where
Kim will experience kibbutz nv
ing in a Histadrut Youth Program
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert will JON
her sister Jan Krokowsky for a
world tour and Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
SchIossberg will visit Strattord on
Avon in England for the Shakes
peare Festival.
DIR. and Mrs. Hugo Heimann, pro
fessor of agriculture at lSrael
Technion, were entertained by MT
and Mrs. M. B. Goldman when ne
Iectured on saline soils at Arizona
state University a few weeks ago
He spoke with great reverence 1oI
DR.. Milton Fireman, son OF MT. ano
Mrs Sam Fireman and orother VI
orr well-known Arizona writer Ber'
Fireman. DR.. Fireman has d1stln.
guished himself in the field OF sol
conservation and irrigation at the
University of California Scnooi VI
Agriculture. He is on a sabbatlca
under a Rockefeller grant in ordel
to establish a graduate school o.
agriculture at the University O.
New Delhi. He will spend the bal
ance of the year under the y N
Point 4 Program working in Pakls
tan, Iran, Iraq and Israel. He alsC
has assisted Afghanistan, turkey
Greece, Thailand and the Philip
pines in solving their irrigation an'
saline soil problems.
THE BRANDEIS Womeu's Com
,oittee of Phoenix ended their sue
cessful year with a most encnant
ing afternoon. The marvellous Dui
fet lunch at the Backstage was fol
lowed by the showing of the GSni Gna
qau slides in the Sombrero Inc
stre Mrs. Gerald Zimmermal
brought to life the picture OF tn
artist and his philosophy repre-
sented by his work and Mrs: Harr.
CTerry) Levine kept the attention
and complete interest of the audi
ence as she explained the i
stained-glass windows: These wiz
dows were shown to long lines Q
..1... 4, NIoxu York and Paris AM