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38—Friday, September 6, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Lubavitcher Aides Going to W. Berlin, South Africa
LONDON (JTA) — The Luba-
vitch movement, a Hasidic sect,
will send emissaries to West Ber-
lin and South Africa to help fur-
ther Jewish education. Rabbi
Menachem M. Schneerson, who
heads the government, said he has
delegated Rabbi Yaakov Gurkov
to go to Berlin at the request of
Jews in that city to help them or-
ganize educational activities.
He also announced that Ameri-
can-born Rabbi Shmuel Lew will
go to South Africa on a lecture
tour. His trip will be the first
venture of the Lubavitch move-
ment in South Africa.
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British Fencers on Olympic Team
By JESS SILVER
(Copyright 1968, JTA, Inc.)
Great Britain has named Allan
Jay and three other Jewish fencers
to its Olympic team. A . 37-year-old
London attorney, Jay will become
only the fourth British sportsman
selected to represent his country at
five successive Olympic Games. He
was a silver . medalist in epee at
the 1960 Olympic Games and world
foil champion in 1959.
Nick Halstead, Teddy Bourne
and Peter Jacobs will be members
of the five-man epee squad. Jay
will compete in the foil events.
Bourne, 19, the British under-20
epee champion, will be making his
first Olympic appearance, while
Jacobs competed at Tokyo in 1954.
It will be Halstead's first Olympic
showing.
Dave Micahnik of the Salle Csis-
zar of Philadelphia was the only
winner at the national fencing
championships in Miami.
Norman T. Lewis of Kew Gar-
dens, N.Y., has been named team
captain of the Olympic fencing
team. Chairman of the Olympic
Fencing Committee, Lewis was an
Olympian in 1948.
Former Columbia University
fencing coach, Dr. Irving DeKoff,
has been appointed director of stu-
dent interests at the New York
school. DeKoff, 44, served Colum-
bia as a fencing coach for 16 years
and led the Lions to three NCAA
titles.
Sam Gerson, founder of Olym-
pian International, has been ap-
pointed ambassador of goodwill
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By DR. JACK JACKMAN
Guest Columnist
The Furniture Club was the
scene recently of a surprise 25th
anniversary party for Lorraine and
Bob Stahl the parents of three
children Lorraine was decrying
but not complaining the fact that
both Allen and Sandy would be out
of town on the anniversary day —
and THEN came the surprise party
. .. while the honorees were prop-
erly shocked and pleasantly
amazed the biggest surprise came
when lately-Bar Mitzvahed Stew-
art, the youngest of the three, was
able to keep the affair a secret.
Look and talk-alikes: barrister
Milt and dentist Bill Huber look
and talk so much alike it is amaz-
ing . . . Although they are not
twins the brothers Huber can
really cause a jam or two . .. On
one occasion a very close friend
started a conversation with Bill,
excused himself and came back a
few minutes later to resume the
conversation . . from that point
on nothing — but nothing — made
sense until the. acquaintance said,
"What's the matter with you,
Bill?" With that Huber started to
laugh, which, of course, made it
all the more confusing until he
said, "I'm Milt."
Reuben Snider and wife Marge
were kind enough one December
day to give a co-employe a ride
home also in the ear was son
Lloyd, reaching the friend's desti-
nation everybody wished each
other well and Lloyd chipped in
with, "And have a Merry Christ-
mas": . . . Thanking him the friend
said, "You mean Happy Hanuka,
don't you?" •. . . "Oh," said Lloyd,
"I didn't know you were one of
us."
While visiting a merchant friend
of mine one day, it was so warm
in his tailoring establishment that
I took my coat off and hung it on
a hanger . . . although we were
shut off from the retail trade by
an opaque glass which reached
half-way to the ceiling the hanging
coat was visible from the front .. .
A customer had come in and was
properly greeted by the girl in
back of the counter but no re-
sponse was forthcoming so both
my friend and I went out in front
to see what was the matter . . . It
seems a very gentle breeze was
blowing in from the outside and
had caused my coat to swing ever
so gently back and forth — back
and forth — and when I looked at
the spot where the customer was
gazing, it was directly at the lapel
of my coat where firmly entrench-
ed was a hypnotic disc . . . without
too much ado everything was back
to normal, but no longer do I wear
a lapel hypnotic disc.
Max N. Haidy. who recently cele-
brated his 25th anniversary • with
Brown and Bigelow, was the recipi-
ent of a hand-written letter from
the president of the firm com-
mending Max on his consciencious-
ness, and the esteem in which he
is held in the company . . . Max
felt so elated, he told me the story
of the messenger ,boy who burst
in on the male head of the harem
and inquired, "I've got a Mother's
Day greeting here, who gets it?"
One in every 20 preschool-age
children in the United States is
affected by amblyopia (lay eye
blindness) and other vision prob-
lems which can usually be cor-
'reetet4
and- -treated
before school age.