Buttons: Fasten-sting Hobby
NEW YORK - Benjamin
Yablok, a 25-year-old grad-
uate student from Marietta,
0., has a habit of button-
holing people - but only to
add to his unique collection
of Jewish buttons, stamps,
currency, letters, kashrut
seals and other items of
Jewish interest.
The 1,000-item collection of
the Yeshiva University stu-
dent is unique in that it is
mobile and is earl-4 ,d about
as an instruction aid in Jew-
ish education.
While Yablok has been col-
lecting coins since age 10,
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LARGE SELECTION of
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it is only since 1968, after a
year in Israel, that he has
been accumulating buttons
and other Jewish miscel-
lanea.
As a teacher at the Hebrew
school of Young Israel of
Scarsdale, New York,
Yablok coordinates the les-
sons with his buttons to
illuminate concepts, customs
and history. He has also
given lectures on his collec-
tion in schools and syna-
gogues in the East, and as
far west as Seattle.
Americana Complex I, II, III
Among his more interest-
Greenfield Rd., N. of 9 Mlle
ing holdings are coins from
3563520
3561414
the Maccabees, the first AMERICANA I
group to strike Jewish coins;
Burt Reynolds in
a ration ticket for matzo
"SHAMUS"
from the Warsaw community
Wednesday Ladies Day
in 1916, written in Polish,
Special Matinees Si
Open 12:30 - 1 Show Only
Yiddish, and German; the
Yellow Star of David worn
by Jews under Nazi control; AMERICANA II
Jack Lemmon in
stamps produced by an Is-
raeli agency to support il-
"SAVE THE TIGER" (R)
Wednesday Ladles Day
legal emigration from East-
Special Matinee SI
ern Europe to Israel during
Open 12:30 - 1 Show Only
1939-45; and a medal com-
memorating Napoleon's es-
tablishment of the Sanhedrin
in France.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
22-Friday, Feb. 23, 1973
uld
Matchmaker Louis Maru-
das of Olympia Stadium an-
nounced that Al (Blue) Lewis
will return to action here in
a 10-round battle with Jack
"The Giant" O'Hallaran of
San Diego 8 p.m. Thursday
at Olympia Stadium.
This will be one of five live
at
BIRMINGHAM &Woodward
Maple MI 4-35111 bouts offered on the card.
Detroit light heavyweight
"THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE"
leonard "Stinger" Hutchins,
Week Nights Open 1:43, Shown
7:20, 9:45
Fri. at 7:00 & 9:15
ranked fourth in the world
Sat. 1:00, 3:05, 5:10, 7:20, 9:30
by Ring Magazine, will take
Sun. 1:20, 3:30, 5:40, 7:54, 10:00
Every Wed. Mat. at 1:00
his 25-1 record into the ring
1 Show Only - $1
against No. 2-ranked Eddie
Fri. A Sat. Midnight Madness
"Red Top" Owens.
"GIVE ME SHELTER"
Doors open 11:30 all seats $1.50
O'Hallaran, 6'6" and 240
pounds, hopes to take on
siookinaD 4.tkiscrd`Din,r, Muhammad
All in Boston
John Wayne, Ann Margaret
sometime soon after his
"THE TRAIN ROBBERS" (PG) match with Lewis.
Fri. 7:00 ac 5:55 Only
Tickets can be purchased
Sat. 2:00, 3:45, 1:30, 7:20 A 9:10
at the Olympia and all major
Sun. 2:1.5, 4:10, 4:05, II:00, 111:00
mon:Thor. 7:15, 9:19
J. L. Hudson and Sears
Mat. every Wed. 1 Show 1:00-$1
Stores, Children 14 and under
Fri. A SAL Midnight Madness
Open 11:20 "GIVE ME SHELTER" will be admitted for half
All Seats $1.50
price.
MOVIE GUIDE
AMERICANA III
Jane Fonda In
"STEELYARD BLUES"
Wednesday Ladies Day
Special Matinee $1
Open 12:30 - 1 Show Only
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including best picture, best ac-
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Liza Minneui, Joel Grey
"CABARET" (GP)
Week Nights at 7:20 and 9:30
Sat. .0 Sun. re-open 5:15
Shown 5:30, 7:40, 9:4.5
Sat. & Sun. Matinee Open 1:00
Over 3:15
"THE LOST WORLD OF SINBAD"
Comedy 4e Rartoons
Ice Capades Show of Champions
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and Delicatessen will be new
name of eatery at site of
Sol's in Oak Park . . . with
authentic Israeli dishes to
be added to the menu . .
New owners are Israeli-born
Sabi Hananel and former
Israeli Ben Kandel ... Sabi's
wife, Miriam, also born in
Israel, will be head cook for
the Israeli foods.
As long as we are lucky
we attribute it to our smart-
ness; our bad luck we give
the gods credit for. - Josh
Billings.
After one of the longest, most successful
reserved seat engagements in our city's history
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`Giant' O'Hallaran
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Ken Shelley and Jo To Starbuck, three-time U.S. Pairs
Figure Skating champions and bronze medalists in World
Figure Skating Competitions in 1971 and 1972, will star in
the 33rd edition of Ice Capades at Olympia Stadium March
20-27. Weeknight performances will begin at 7:30 p.m.;
three shows on March 24 at 1 p.m., 5 p.m. and 9 p.m.;
two shows on March 25 at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. Tickets can
be purchased at the Olympia Stadium and all major J. L.
Hudson and Sears stores. Children age 14 and under and
senior citizens can obtain discounts.
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REGULAR PERFORMANCES
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Trepper held in Sanitarium
COPENHAGEN (JTA) -
Former master spy Leopold
Trepper is in a sanitarium
near Warsaw and has writ-
ten to his son that his
chances of getting a Polish
visa to emigrate to Israel are
"worse than ever."
Trepper's son, Michael
Brodje, told the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency that he re.
ceived a letter from his
father who had been missing
from his Warsaw apartment.
The 68-year-old former
leader of the "Red Orches-
tra," wrote that his health
was "very bad," but that he
hoped to be out of the sani-
tarium by his next birthday,
Feb. 23.
Trepper closed his letter
with the words, "Please take
care of mother."
His son told the JTA that
this meant that Trepper has
little hope of seeing his wife
again.
Mrs. Elisabeth Trepper
was permitted to leave
Poland last year and has
been campaigning on her hus-
band's behalf in Western
Europe.
Trepper's son said he re-
ceived a letter from the
president of the Human
Rights Committee in Bel-
gium, Lowell Aronstein, say-
ing that the committee's re-
recent letters to the Polish
Embassy protesting Trep-
per's plight were returned
unopened.
Village for Bedouins
A new village has been set
up near Nahalal in Israel by
the government and the Kis-
hon District Council for five
Bedouin tribes. It will be
called Zarzir. In the first
stage, several dozen dwell-
ings will be constructed. A
road has been built at a cost
of IL 650,000 ($162,500).
The five tribes number about
3,000 persons.
A man will sometimes de-
vote all his life to the de-
velopment of one part of his
body-the wishbone.-Robert
Frost.
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