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HHHH June To+B * Friday, May 29, 1959- THE ARIZONA POST Page Ten ¦miiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiffliiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliHliWiHiHHnnßiiiiiiiniiinaiiiHiiimiHimiiiiiiniiiHiirMR. AND MRS. ARTHUR Mrs. Fairberg SCHEFF, graduates from the University of California Law Sisterhood Head School next month. The Mrs. Mathew Talrberg was Round the Town Scheffs will attend the gradu- installed as president of the ation ceremonies in Berke- Sisterhood of Temple Emanu- l||[|||||||||||||||||||||||||l|llllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllllllM ley. fHiy E! at the annual installation MR. AND MRS. STANLEY Aires they will attend the In- SHIKOWITZ, SHERYL May 26. Exhibi- meeting KATCHER are en route to ternational Floral daughter of MR. AND MRS. were . Installed with her Europe for a six-week trip. tion. MARVIN SHIKOWITZ, was George Greenberg, England, Mesdames They will visit TRETIAK, 22, son of the artist whose picture was THEATRE! Herbert F. Bloom, Leo Mor- DAN France and Italy. The Katch- AND MRS. ALEXAN- chosen to be on display at the ris and Mathew Oppenheim, celebrating their 30th DR. ers are DER TRETIAK, has received National Kindergarten Show and fourth . first, second, third . ."*"" wedding anniversary. University in the New York City Public APACHE S'.iVV*'6 vice-president, respectively; a 51,500 Harvard LT. JEROME J. FISDER, fellowship for East Asian re- Library. It was an easel OF DR. JEKYII" Jack Jacobs, secre- DAUGHTER financial . ¦ son of MR. AND MRS. PAUL gional The fellowship painting. "U.0.F." tary; Nathan G. Ingber. re- studies. Objects) FEDER, 402 Downing Lane, his way to (Unidentified Flying cording secretary; will start Dan on MR. AND MRS. HYMAN Bernard the silver wings of This sum- "PHANTOM FROM SPACE" treasurer; Arthur received a doctorate degree. EPSTEIN have returned Roth, Force navigator at to- Edgar Schna- an Air mer he completes work from a trip to Israel and Scheff, auditor; Harlingen AFB, Tex. degree in they’re raving the dig, corresponding secretary; wards a masters still about University of and the William R. Dorson, special MRS. AARON LEVY AND history at the wonderful Israelis BUTMOREItE^' . have Dan, a Tucsor resi- progress they’ve made. Gary Cooper cori’esponding secretary, and MISS MYRA KOPLIN Arizona. TREE" years, will en- "HANGING Irving D. Kaplan, parliamen- been elected to the Tucson dent for 11 MRS. HENRY E. FRIED- and Community Council board of gage in Chinese stud ; es at MAN will journey to New Sandra Dee tarian. ... Harvard. At the University York City to spend two "GIDGET" MRS. MATHEW FAIRBERG directors. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii of Arizona he is president of months visiting family and O has SIDNEY APPLEMAN the history honorary, Phi Al- friends. She will attend the CACTUS iW.fto. HARRY ROFFMAN was Obituaries been named musical director phia Theta and a member of 75th birthday party for her of the Year at Civic Opera Gregory Peck /oted Civitan Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!l!lllllllllllll!l!llllllllllllllllilllllllirof the Tucson the debate honorary, Delta sister, MRS. A. A. FRANK ;he Mrs. 80, died hold audi- New Mexico-Arizona dis- Lena Pose, which will . "PORK CHOP HILL" Society Sigma Rho. He is a student of New York City. convention May a local rest home. for “Carmen.” Kim Hunter trict Civitan Club 20 at tions June 6-7 assistant at present in the J. BIKE of 2418 S. Saw- WOMEN AND ... come has •ecently . "MONEY, She had to Tucson Mrs. William Auerbach UA history department. telle has been awarded a GUNS" eight years ago from Sharon, of the been elected chairman trip to Banff, of op- MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH convention Pa. board of directors the for being of the SEGAL left May 19 to spend Canada one JIgJjJ^ZOLHtf^AR^AVsT Survivors include two suns, era society.... for Lhe summer in New York. most successful agents OF Morris Pose of Buffalo, N.Y., "REVENGE LINDA SCHWARTZ, They pass along their best the American National In- FRANKENSTEIN" and Ben Pose of Tucson; Co. Bike and his "CURSE OF THE DEMON" daughter of MR. AND MRS. wishes to friends for a pleas- surance Mr. "MONOLITH MONSTER" three daughters, Mrs. Bess wife, ROSE, will go to the SCHWARTZ, won . MRS. "ASTOUNDING SHE Lieberman of Tucson; Mrs. ROBERT ant summer. MONSTER" 25-yard freestyle swim wishes to convention which opens June Edna Levin of Sharon, and the HARRY WEXLER at Lizzie Brown BREGER, the 25. Frieda Friedman of event the thank RABBI Mrs. School. She set a new school of Cong. Anshei MR. AND MRS. LEO RAC- JiSwJHsooeastSwaP Cleveland. She also leaves two sisterhood of 26 seconds. the War Vet- KOFF visiting in New Deborah Kerr grandchildren and one great record Israel, Jewish are Maurice Chevalier erans and friends for their York. .. BLESSINGS" grandchild. MEYER AND FRANCIS "COUNT YOUR kindnesses during her recent top "WHITE HUNTRESS" • • • EPSTEIN leave June 15 for Among the honor stu- Action Adventure illness. at the University of News Mrs. Celia Zunin, 74, mo a three-month tour of Cen- dents Plus Cartoons —Plus ULLMAN, daugh ther of Louis Zunin, died tral and South America, Mex- LINDA Arizona this year were RO- To sleep AND ABRAHAMS,daugh- Girds are: able. May 18 in Montreal, Canada. ico City' and the West Indies. ter of MR. MRS. BERTA WHILE STANDING, SOMETIMES ON ULLMAN, won a ter of MRS. LOU PRINCE WWlSfi*- ONE LEG—THEIR LEG In addltron to her son Mrs. They will visit many capitols PHILIP MR. AND Over joints -Together. and BERNARD Held lock Zunin is survived by a daugh- of the Latin-American coun- competitive French examina- ABRAHAMS Miami tion at the University of Ari- EDWARD OPPENHEIM of Ives - Award Winner Sonya Hyatt tries and then visit in Burl ter, Mrs. of Los among "THE BIG COUNTRY" before returning to Tucson in zona and also was named to Chicago. Also UA Winner If you are unable to sleep, have Angeles, six grandchildren in were David Niven - Award should While in Buenos the Dean’s Honor Roll the graduates this spring . you TABLES" aches and pains . and four great-grandchildren. September. "SEPARATE Arts College. NAO- visit our doctor. Don’t wait until Liberal MORTON FREILICH, SCHEFF, son of MELNICK, HOWARD lo6Alls yiOHWA* minor ailments turn into major LEONARD MI BERNSTEIN, LYNNE SIL- RODEO ones. 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