Classy Sweets
Everything you need for the perfect candy table at your Simcha!
$10 OFF your purchase of $40 or more A portion of all sales donated to local Jewish agencies.
• Solutions for every budget! • Liqueur-filled chocolates • Unique Jelly Belly flavors including beer & champagne • Kosher & vegan, fat-free sugar-free, gluten-free options • Printed invitations • Party favors, balloons • Cake toppers • Toasting glasses
7051 E. Tanque Verde (Next to Eclectic Cafe) 520-322-5059 Monday-Friday 12-6 • Saturday 9-4 • Sunday by appt.
(Left and right): Charne and Morrie Shoob
Charne and Morrie Shoob of Green Valley were married Aug. 7, 1966 at the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. They met on a blind date when Charne was in Milwaukee visiting her aunt, uncle and cousin. “The date was ‘just OK’ for both of us,” she says in an email. “We went to see the movie ‘The Longest Day’ and I still refer to that evening as ‘the longest date’!” Things went better the next day at a Rose
Bowl football party — and University of Wisconsin won. The Shoobs have two daughters and a grandson. According to Morrie, the secret to their long marriage is “the two words, ‘yes dear,’” while Charne credits “tolerance and patience. Truthfully, we have been through many challenges over the years and have faced and overcome them with a united front, no matter what.”
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(Above, with their daughter Gwen Brodkin Zaslow, and below): Sally and Sid Brodkin
Sally and Sid Brodkin were married on June 14, 1953 at the Benson Chateau in Brooklyn, New York, five months after meeting at a dance at the Avenue N Jewish Center. They have lived in Tucson for more than four decades, and have one daughter and two grandchildren. “To make a good marriage,” Sid says, “you have to be totally honest with your mate.You must care about your mate as much as yourself, and maybe more.” Sally says, “The art of give and take is the key.”
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See Waltz, page 18 January 12, 2018, ARIZONA JEWISH POST
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