Tucson Chapter

Volume 10, Number 8 www.TucsonBNC.org November 2011

We are featuring a welcoming brunch for new and prospective members on Thursday, November 17, at 10:30 a.m., at the lovely home of Carol and Dr. Burt Cunin. Attendees will enjoy a wonderful experience highlighting our chapter’s many programs and special events. Also welcome are spouses and friends who may benefit from the multiple opportunities in the Brandeis National Committee. Please RSVP to Carol Cunin by November 10 at [email protected] or 529-7272.

Saturday, November 12, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Oracle Tower Shopping Plaza, Between Prince and Roger, on the West Side of North Oracle Road Swap Meet Sponsored by the Loyal Order of Moose Great Bargains, Food, and Fun Everyone Invited — Open to the Public Brandeis Comic Books, Mystery Novels, and Cookbooks at Very Low Prices Private Book Depot Tour for Brandeis Members Don’t Miss It! Tucson Chapter, BNC November 2011 Page 2 Membership Page From the President We Wish Our Members… Our October Luncheon and Fash- The officers, board, and members of the Tucson Chapter of ion Show was a great kickoff for the BNC wish: new year. The fashions and our own Harriet Kronman A speedy recovery models were extraordinary! Thanks Terrie Sherman A speedy recovery Myrna Silver Congratulations on your grandson’s marriage to everyone for making this a special If you know of anyone with a simchah or a sorrow, contact day for all of us. Sunshine chair Helene Feldman, [email protected] Our new project for the Brandeis or 398-9666. A donation card will be sent and an acknowledg- community is called “Sustaining the ment will appear in the bulletin. Mind — Scientific Research and Scholarships.” We have all been touched by the effects of the mind sliding into neverland. Brandeis researchers working in 50 laboratories continue to make strides in the study of brain- related disorders. Much research has been done in the area of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. Students and faculty are researching these neurological diseases on a daily basis at the university. We can help by supporting this cause in so many ways on a local basis. We can enroll in Study Groups, attend functions, help New Members at the book depot and book sale, attend the Book and Author Since the last bulletin, the following people have joined our events, purchase cards and LRJs, and last, but not least, we can chapter. These are in the new Membership Directory: make any purchase from Amazon.com by using our own web Ellen Bublick 4343 E Pinnacle Ridge Pl 85718 577-2106 address at www.TucsonBNC.org. [email protected] Jennifer A Cassius 5801 E Placita Rocosa 85750 232-9599 I ask you to come to board meetings and express your desires (Mark A) CassiusFamily@comcast.net so that we may continually meet the needs of our members. You Arthur Cohen see Robin Cohen [email protected] may find out that meetings are not boring and dry, but rather Stephanie Evic 2890 N Fennimore Ave 85749 Lisa Grabell 4507 N Circulo De Kanots 85750 299-4014 engaging and full of energy. I hope to see you there. [email protected] Lynn Cramer, President Rachel Green 7577 E Placita de la Prosa 85750 Evan Hersh see Lydia Hersh Julia Jernberg 6801 N Table Mountain Rd 85718 Vicki Kaufman 1320 N Dorado Way 85715 298-1090 [email protected] Diane Korn 37416 S Ocotillo Way 85739 425-1545 [email protected] Karen Lesser 5945 N Piedra Seca 85718 577-2435 [email protected] Linda Rein 61901 E Sandlewood Rd 303-358-7776 85739 [email protected] Linda & Stephen 6090 N Running Deer Cir 860-284-0597 In Memoriam Revis 85750 [email protected] Life Member and Past President, Maxine [email protected] Fleurette Wallach 37672 S Mashie Dr 85739 825-9199 “Bunny” Matlick and member Charlotte [email protected] Galaid Berta M Wiener 6300 E Speedway Blvd 777-6331 #1265 85710 Condolences Edith Zinman 6300 E Speedway Blvd 85710 323-697-7557 Tucson Chapter New members are the life of our chapter. When you see new sends its condolences to members at a Tucson Chapter event or Study Group, welcome Martin Galaid on the loss of his wife. them. Tucson Chapter, BNC November 2011 Page 3 Book Fund Tribute Form

$5.50 Blue and White Tribute Card $10.50 Goldfarb Library at Night Card *$10 Ten Stationary with Pen $18.50 Louis Brandeis Portrait *$14 Four Brandeis Art Cards $36.50 Learned Research Journal *must be bought in person $56.50 Folio $100.00 Book Collection Make check payable to BNC. Mail with your check if your purchase is less than $20 to: June Simmons, 6398 E. Paseo Otoño, Tucson, AZ 85750 or to: Rosealie Siegel, 6069 N. Tocito Pl., AZ 85718. Mail with your check if your purchase is more than $20 to: Soralé Fortman, 5844 E. 15th St., Tucson, AZ 85711. Send Tribute to: NAME (please print) ______ADDRESS ______CITY ______STATE ______ZIP ______Send Tribute from: NAME (please print) ______ADDRESS ______CITY ______STATE ______ZIP ______E-MAIL/PHONE ______CHECK ONE Soralé Fortman +In honor of +In memory of +Other [email protected] 747-3520 ______Danke Schön

Merci BeaucoupBrandeis Thanks... Muchas Gracias Todah Rabbah Beverly and Morris Fine Betty and the late Gerald Zatuchni for their generous contribution for their generous contribution of a used computer, speakers, of an exquisite collection of art flat screen, router, and camera books and other books to our Book Depot. for our Book Business. Tucson Chapter, BNC November 2011 Page 4 EDF Fellows Meeting Our men’s group, the EDF Fellows, will hold its next lunch meeting on Monday, November 14, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Viscount Hotel. The speaker will be Keri Lazarus Silvyn, a land planner for the law frm of Lewis & Rocca. Keri is chairman of the board of “Imagine Greater Tucson.” Don’t miss it. Any man in Tucson is cordially invited to Are You a True Tourist? attend, join the fellowship, and enjoy the fascinating speakers. Members are encouraged to bring guests. If you consider yourself a quintessential tourist, you should Lunch is $20. For more information, contact Steve Seltzer, be joining our “A Tourist in Your Own Town” Study Group, run 299-3788, [email protected]. by world traveler Ruth Friedman. Many New Yorkers never ascend the Empire State Building and many Tucsonans never see all of the local tourist attractions. To join, contact Ruth Friedman, [email protected] or Community Service 749-1840, immediately while there is still room to enroll in The Tucson Chapter gives back to our community. her group. Marilyn Lobell, our Community Service chair, reminds us to bring to every chapter event, meeting, and Study Group any of the following: household items (bedding and pillows must be new), women’s clothing, supplies and New Book Bin clothing for infants, toddlers, and children, hotel toiletries, We finally have our new book deposit box in the parking lot and personal care items for the Emerge! Center Against of the Tucson Jewish Community Center. This will complement Domestic Abuse. our new book bin at El Con Mall. We are thankful to Tucson We also request you continue to make baby hats for metal artist Tidhar “Tidi” Ozeri for his design of both boxes. preemies and newborns. We are seeking a sponsor to share in the cost of this great Bring books in good condition for elementary grades to new box. All visitors to the JCC will recognize your support. donate to a needy public school and packaged food for the If you would want the box to be named for your business Community Food Bank. and serve as our sponsor, contact Lynn Cramer, LCramer8@ If you are unable to knit or crochet caps for infants in the aol.com or 638-5898. You will be proud of your book de- TMC premature nursery, but would like to help by donat- posit box. ing yarn or tax-deductible cash, contact Marilyn Lobell, [email protected] or 615-0877. Nobody can help everybody, but everybody can help somebody!

Mission Statement Brandeis National Committee Brandeis National Committee is dedicated to providing phil- anthropic support to Brandeis University, a distinguished liberal arts and research university founded by the American Jewish community. Its membership is connected to the university through fund-raising and through activities that reflect the val- ues on which the university was founded: academic excellence, social justice, nonsectarianism, and service to the community. Tidi Ozeri (left) and Meg Sivitz in front of the new box. Tucson Chapter, BNC November 2011 Page 5 Express Your Thoughtfulness With a Book Fund Card or Journal Donation Sending a Brandeis tribute card or a Learned Research Journal (LRJ) is a quick, meaningful, and philanthropic way to express support, congratulations, get-well wishes, sympathy, and appreciation. No more running to the store to find an appropriate card — just contact one of the names below. The recipient is acknowledged in the bulletin so others can learn about the simchah or sorrow and respond. Show you care — send a Brandeis card or LRJ. Book Fund donations: $5.50* Philanthropy, learning, and community (or six for $25) $10.00* All-Occasion Stationery, pack of ten with a pen $10.50* Goldfarb Library at night (or three for $25) $14.00* Brandeis art cards (set of four different covers) $18.50* Louis Dembitz Brandeis portrait card $36.50‡ Learned Research Journal $56.50‡ Learned Research Journal Folio $100.00‡ Special Book Collection $200.00‡ Research Journal File *Contact Book Fund co-chair, June Simmons, [email protected] or 577-9836, or Rosealie Siegel, [email protected] or 615-6227. ‡Contact Soralé Fortman, 747-3520 or [email protected]. Donor Message Recipient Book Collection in Judaica Brandeis Friends We are sending out positive energy to you Terrie Sherman Learned Research Journal Folio Brandeis Friends In honor of birth of first grandchild, Aria Doris & Larry Chapman Brandeis Friends In memory of Charlotte Galaid Family of Charlotte Galaid Learned Research Journal Brandeis Friends In honor of the wedding of Matthew Smith to AnnaMarie Fontana Natalie & Jerome Smith Brandeis Friends In honor of birth of your nephew Terrie Sherman Brandeis Friends In honor of a speedy recovery Harriet Kronman Brandeis Friends In memory of Maxine “Bunny” Matlick Family of Bunny Matlick Sandra Rollin Wishing a speedy recovery Harriet Kronman Louis Dembitz Brandeis Portrait Card Marsha Hirsh In memory of Charlotte Galaid Martin Galaid Goldfarb Library Card Helene Feldman Wishing a speedy recovery Terrie Sherman Elsa & Jay Goldberg In memory of Charlotte Galaid Martin Galaid Elsa & Jay Goldberg Wishing a speedy recovery Harriet Kronman Contact the Bulletin Steve Seltzer, Editor...... 299-3788, [email protected] Meg Sivitz, Assistant Editor...... 615-4739, [email protected] Contact the Chapter Book Depot Phone (leave a message)...... 520-747-3224 Next Board Meeting Chapter Web site...... www.TucsonBNC.org Monday, December 5, 2011 Chapter e-mail...... [email protected] 10:00 a.m. to noon Chapter Facebook site.... http://www.facebook.com/pages/ Jewish Federation Board Room BNCTucson/115524478528080 3822 East River Road All members are encouraged to come to this open meeting. Tucson Chapter, BNC November 2011 Page 6 Meet Your Study Group Leader

Born in Toledo, Ohio, Arlene Gray graduated from the U of A in 1968 and taught school in the Tucson school system for three years. Later, she attended Chicago Kent Illinois Institute of Technol- 2011-2012 ogy Law School. After graduation, she stayed in Chicago, married, and became a Cook County Assistant State Attorney, but left the Tucson Chapter Calendar practice of law after the birth of her second daughter. Board Meeting* Monday, October 3 Arlene’s family was a typical middle-class one in the 1950s Fall Meeting & Luncheon, Skyline CC Thursday, October 20 and 60s. Her father, a self-made man whose parents were Ro- Board Meeting* Monday, November 7 manian immigrants, owned a grocery store. Arlene’s mother Comic Book Sale, Book Depot Parking Lot Saturday, November 12 Board Meeting* Monday, December 5 was a stay-at-home mom, dedicated to the happiness of her Hanukkah Party Saturday eve, December 24 children. They instilled in their children a love of learning and Board Meeting* Monday, January 2 respect for education. Arlene has a younger brother who is also University on Wheels probably week of January 9 Used Book Sale, Foothills Mall January 12–22 an attorney and lives in Miami, Florida. Board Meeting* Monday, February 6 Arlene has two daughters, ages 33 and 30. The older, Rachael, Book & Author Soirée Wednesday, February 29 graduated from Lehigh University in journalism and French, Book & Author Day Event Thursday, March 1 Board Meeting* Monday, March 5 studied in Paris for a year, but luckily came home. She is now Book Fund Event March TBD married and lives in Charlotte, North Carolina. Her younger Board Meeting* Monday, April 2 daughter, Stephanie, graduated from DePaul University with Installation April TBD a master’s degree in international relations and now works in Israel Festival Sunday, May 6 Board Meeting–Planning Meeting* Monday, May 7 public relations, specializing in crisis management. Arlene traveled extensively all over Europe, the Caribbean, *Held at the Jewish Federation Board Room and Asia, with three trips to Israel while she was married, but Save the dates and mark your calendar she is now a homebody and doesn’t travel much anymore. in 2001, Arlene returned to Tucson. When her mother was dying, she had encouraged Arlene to go to a warm place where Officers she could play golf all year long. She has been playing since she President ...... Lynn Cramer was nine years old, and golf is her passion. She came to Tucson Vice-president Membership ...... Carol Cunin Vice-president Book Business ...... Meg Sivitz to visit Donna Richman, a law school buddy, and returned to Vice-president Publications ...... Steve Seltzer Chicago after buying a home here in Tucson. Recording Secretary ...... Natalie Smith Arlene enjoys reading and knitting, but she loves golf and Financial Secretary ...... Arlene Zuckerman Treasurer ...... Marty Zuckerman Pilates. She is far too absorbed with politics, but could never Advisors ...... Soralé Fortman, Elaine Lisberg become a politician. Questions? Leave a message at the Book Depot phone, 747-3224 Donna Richman introduced Arlene to the Brandeis Book or e-mail us at [email protected] Depot, where Donna mentored her. At some point, it became apparent to Arlene that she should join and become involved, which she did about three years ago. She was so happy to join, as she has met many wonderful people as a result. Tucson Chapter Newsletter Editor-in-chief...... Steve Seltzer She works at the Book Business, both the used book sale and Board Liaison...... Meg Sivitz on-line sales. She runs the theater Study Group and has created Associate Editor...... Bob Rothenberg on-line social networking for the chapter. Copy Editor...... Beverly Fine Arlene enjoys her work for Brandeis because she has met Proofreaders...... Soralé Fortman, Janet Seltzer so many great people, has made wonderful friends, and feels Circulation...... Fern Feder more a part of this community as a result. She finds it satisfy- To provide articles or information for the newsletter, contact Meg ing to work to better the lives of students and make education Sivitz, [email protected], or Steve Seltzer, [email protected]. available to them. As she said, Brandeis has instilled in her a The newsletter is published from August through April. The dead- love of learning and respect for education. line is the 10th of the preceding month. Tucson Chapter, BNC November 2011 Page 7 Did You Have a Brandeis Moment Today? Tonight, you might turn on the television and connect with Brandeis again. Do you watch reruns of the TV show Will & Grace? Deborah (“Debra”) Messing, a member of the Brandeis Class of 1990, played Grace in this very popular situation comedy. You have had a Brandeis moment!

It’s Easy to Raise Money! To support the students and faculty at Brandeis Univer- sity, all you have to do is ask your beautician or barber, the owners or managers of your favorite restaurants, your phy- sician and dentist, and anyone with whom you regularly do business to buy an ad in our Book & Author Program and Ad Journal. Prices are as low as $65 for a business card-sized ad and quite fair for a larger ad. You, too, can Study Guide Correction buy a $65 ad or a $36 one-line ad. And don’t forget your The e-mail address in the Study Group Guide for Susan Family Treasures, listing children, grandchildren, or oth- Bernard, co-leader of Ethnic Lunch, should be SueBer- ers for only $10 per name. All the material you need is [email protected]. included as an insert in this bulletin.

Use Your Power We need a few good people to join our Book & Author Program and Ad Journal Committee and make us a success. For further information, contact Meg Sivitz, megaron3@ msn.com or 615-4739. She may even contact you first!

So, You Like Jewelry? If you like jewelry, then you like to shop for it. Where is the ultimate jewelry shop? The 22nd Annual Tucson Gem and Min- eral Show is right here in our hometown area. To get the best out of the Gem Show, join Jennifer Carr as she introduces the show to you from a new perspective as her Study Group, “Get Ready for the Gem Show,” brings a group of fellow shoppers to the show to buy supplies for their own projects. To sign up before the group is full, contact Jennifer Carr at [email protected] or 760-5776. Have a Joyous Thanksgiving May You Be Blessed with Health and Peace Tucson Chapter, BNC November 2011 Page 8 Fun at the Opening Luncheon and Fashion Show Tucson Chapter, BNC November 2011 Page 9 Tucson Chapter Calendar November 2011 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 1:00 Con- temp. Fiction 1:30 Men’s Books 6 7 8 9 10 11 Veterans 12 10:00 Books 10:00 Board 1:00 Art 10:00 Page Day Used Book & Bagels Mtg Scene Turners Sale @ 1:30 Medi- 7:00 pm 12:00 Ethnic Book tation Public Lunch Depot Policy 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10:00 Mati- Noon EDF 1:00 For- 11:00 Mys- 7:00 pm 10:00 née The- 1:00 Bridge eign Film tery Books Helpnet Meet/ atre 7:00 PM 12:30 Lady Greet/Eat Fabulous Boomers in Spanish Flicks 20 21 22 23 24 Thanks- 25 26 10:00 Mati- 1:00 Desert giving née The- Garden- atre ing 1:00 Kab- balah 27 28 29 30 10:00 Exec 10:00 Tourist Board in Town 1:00 Bridge November 11 is Veterans Day. November 24 is Thanksgiving Day.

Create Your Own Art Create Your Own Art #2 Do you have a good eye for design and a color sense? You Do you have a good eye for design and a color sense? You should attend our one-time “Fused Art Glass” Study Group on should attend our “Jewelry Making for Novices” Study Group. Friday, January 27. Taught by local glass artist Estelle Flores, this Fran Caspe has been making and selling her jewelry for over class will start you in a lovely pasttime that you can use for your 40 years. You couldn’t ask for a better instructor! own benefit and that of your family and friends. This art form Everyone loves to accumulate practical jewelry that fits your is pleasing to all, while stimulating own clothing and style. your creative juices. To become a fashion guru, To join in the creative pro- contact Fran Caspe, FCaspe@ cess, contact Estelle Flores, comcast.net or 529-9356, and [email protected] or create beautiful jewelry for your 745-8844, and stimulate your family and friends, as well as for imagination. yourself. Brandeis University NON-PROFIT ORG. Brandeis National Committee U. S. POSTAGE Tucson Chapter PAID 5844 East 15th Street TUCSON, AZ Tucson, Arizona 85711-4508 PERMIT NO. 970

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10 BNC Chapter, Tucson 2011 November Page Page SCRIPT FOR SELLING ADS FOR THE BOOK & AUTHOR PROGRAM

When you approach a merchant or vendor to sell an ad, here is a sample script of what you can use:

Hello, my name is ______. May I please speak to the manager?

I am one of over 400 members of the Tucson Chapter of the Brandeis National Committee, a nonalumni support group for Brandeis University, a nonsectarian university located in Waltham, Massachusetts. Through our efforts, we raise money to support the university’s , an endowed scholarship for a Tucson-area student who has been accepted to Brandeis University and is eligible for financial aid, and for research in neurodegenerative diseases.

Our major annual fund-raising events are the Book & Author evening gala and the luncheon, where we are treated to noted authors discussing their latest works. This year, the Tucson Chapter of Brandeis National Committee is raising money toward “Sustaining the Mind — Scientific Research and Scholarships,” advancing research in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases.

Our events on February 29 and March 1, 2012, will feature a printed program for which we are now selling ads. The tax-deductible fees (a donation for individuals, a business expense for businesses) are as follows: $750 for an inside or back cover; a full-page advertisement is $500; half a page is $250; a quarter-page is $125; an eighth-page or business-card-sized ad is $65; a single-line ad is $36; a “jewel” is $10 per name.

Here is a sample of what the ads will look like. In addition, your name and organization or company will appear in our chapter bulletin, which will be sent to all of our almost 500 members.

All ads must be camera-ready (scannable), or in PDF, JPEG, PNG, or TIFF format. They will be printed in black and white (and gray). Photocopies are NOT acceptable.

Note: All monies and ads are to be collected by February 20, 2012. Submit the ad and payment to Steve Seltzer, 5001 E. Calle Guebabi, Tucson 85718. Tucson Chapter

2012 To Our Supporter:

I am one of more than 400 members of the Tucson Chapter of the Brandeis National Committee, a nonalumni support group for Brandeis University, a nonsectarian university located in Waltham, Massachusetts. Through our efforts, we raise money to support the university’s libraries, an endowed scholarship for a Tucson-area student who has been accepted to Brandeis University and is eligible for financial aid, and for research in neurodegenerative diseases.

Our major annual fund-raising events are the Book & Author Soirée on February 29 and luncheon on March 1, where we are treated to noted authors discussing their latest works. This year, the Tucson Chapter of Brandeis National Committee is raising money toward “Sustaining the Mind — Scientific Research and Scholarships,” advancing research in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases.

Our events on February 29 and March 1, 2012, will feature a printed program for which we are now selling ads. The tax-deductible fees (a donation for individuals, a business expense for businesses) are as follows: $750 for an inside or back cover; a full-page advertisement elsewhere in the program is $500; half a page is $250; a quarter-page is $125; an eighth-page or business-card-sized ad is $65; a single-line ad is $36; and a “jewel” is $10 per name.

Your name and organization or company will appear in our Chapter bulletin, which will be sent to all of our members.

All ads must be camera-ready (scannable), or in PDF, JPEG, PNG, or TIFF format. They will be printed in black and white (and gray). Photocopies are not acceptable.

Payment must be made by February 20, 2012. Make checks payable to BNC.

My name is ______and I can be reached at ______.

The Tucson Chapter of the Brandeis National Committee and Meg Sivitz and Steve Seltzer, Ad Journal chairs, wish to express the chapter’s sincere appreciation for your support. Tucson Chapter 2012

Date: / /__ .

This ad or tribute was obtained by ______Tel______

Mail checks and ad copy to me at______

Buyer Contact Person ______

Business Name (if applicable) ______

Address ______

Phone ______Fax ______E-mail______

Size of ad(s) or tribute purchased (circle)

Cover $750 Full page $500 Half-page $250 Quarter-page $125

Eighth-page $65 Line $36 Family Treasures $10/name

Ads should be text, a scanable card, or a PDF, JPG, PNG, or TIFF file. NO PHOTOCOPIES.

Signature of Buyer ______

Make check out to BNC. Check #______Amount $______.

The Tucson Chapter of Brandeis National Committee thanks you for your support.

DO NOT STAPLE, CLIP, OR FOLD AD COPY

If you are an individual, the full amount is tax-deductible as a donation. If you are a business, the full amount is tax-deductible as an advertising expense.

If there are any further questions, contact Steve Seltzer, [email protected] or 299-3788. Full-page Half-page 7�˝ x 10˝ 7�˝ x 5˝

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