The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-06-22
By MARMYN CTTRON

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ellis, test tubes, pills, electric type
writer's, computors, exciting ideas,
dreams of success, and down-to-
earth realism; that's what these
young bachelors are made of!
Your interviewer, a single, rea-
sonably intelligent young woman,
accepted the assignment to dis
cover what these young men are
doing with their lives and as much
as possible about their feelings to-
ward some of the many aspects of
our society. She attempted to poll
these men in a completely objec-
tive manner - at least, as objec-
tive as any woman can be while
interviewing an interesting bache-
lor.
DOCTOR, LAWYER, butcher,
baker, candlestick maker a bit
of each within each. The doctor
among our young bachelors is Dav-
i'd Pent. A native of New York
City, DR.. Pent attended element
ary and high school in that city,
later majoring in engineering at
Johns Hopkins University. After
receiving his degree, DR.. Pent be-
came interested in public service
and medicine; he attended N w
York University Medical School.
DR.. Pent, a tall, good-looking
young man who seems to radiate
confidence, served as a lieutenant
in the Navy before deciding to
make Phoenix his permanent
home. Three years prior to this
decision, DR.. Pent was beginning
his residency at Charity Hospital
in New Orleans where he cultivat-
ed his a S t e for French cuisine.
DR.. Pent's opinion of his newly
adopted home: He loves it!
A lawyer specializing in tax is
the next young man on this ros-
ter. Sheldon Green has recently
associated himself with a prOmi-
nent law firm doing what he en-
joys most - tax law after
serving as an assistant United
States district attorney in PhOe-
nix.
Mr.. Green received his training
at the University of Nebraska and
Northwestern University. A native
of Chicago, he has chosen his pro-
fession we'll; your interviewer
found herself answering more
questions than she had the oppor-
tunity to ask! She was able to dis
cover, however, that the talented
Mr.. Green, the barriSter in ou
group, is quite happy and quite
satisfied with his life in our fair
city.
AT THE RIPE young age of 20,
Herb Zarrow, native OF MasSa-
chuSetts. now owns and operates
his own pharmacy. His four years
of pharmaceutical training were
spent at the University of Michi-
gan. where he was an active men,
Der of A E Pi fraternity. A charm
ing young man, with an accent re-
sembling that of our President,
Mr.. Zarrow came to Phoenix on
vacation, was so impressed that
he obtained a position at st. JOS
eph's Hospital before striking out
on his own.
A conservative fellow, his ideas
follow the traditional concerning
painting. art, etc. His interests in
clude tennis, golf, and horseback
riding. He can also give one an
excellent explanation as to why
some medicines are packaged in
pink-and-red capsules, while others
might be blue and gold.
with a bowling average OF 17S
and a golf score ranging in the
high 7Os and low SOs, Monte
Stern's secret ambition is to be
professional golfer; however, his
true ambition lies in his future.
Well on his way, this 27-year-old
bachelor is a salesman for Inter-
national Business Machines. Also
he is a board member OF the newly
formed Executive Enterprises Cor
poration, a group which will own
and operate q suite OF offices In
each of the Del Webb buildings
throughout the country.
Mr.. Stern, a native OF Shaker
Heights, Ohio, attended Miami Uni
versity in that state and later serv-
ed as a jet pilot in the Air Force.
An avid sports enthusiast, he con-
tinues to enjoy flying for business
and pleasure.
ED LAZAR spent the formative
wears of his life in Minnesota, at
tending the University OF Mime
sofa, where he received his degree
In business administration. He was
an active member of SAM, as well
as the business fraternitieS, Beta
Alpha Psi and Beta Gamma Sigma.
A certified public accountant,
Mr.. Lazar practiced his profession
for three years in Minnesota then
migrated to Phoenix. There he
Joined prominent accounting
firm. as well as affiliating himself