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ONE OF JACK BENNY'S
ties, sent about two months
before his recent passing, is
among the things to be sold
at the major fund-raising
event by Glennwood-Oakfield
Chapters of ORT during their
Auction Block, Feb. 1, 8 p.m.
at Mat Shalom Synagogue
. .. Also to be auctioned will
be a copy of the constitution
autographed by Senator Sam
Irvin of Watergate note . .
plus numerous other memor-
abilia from local and national
celebrities . . • Tickets ($1.50)
can be bought by calling
Judie Weinstein, 541-5456 or
Carol Kay, 968-1515.
LOU GRANT WAS AT the
Houseware Show in Chicago
when daughter Linda franti-
cally called that he had to
come home for a party . . .
The show was too important
said Lou until Linda told that
it was a surprise 25th Anni-
versary party for him and
wife Evelyn . . . 80 people
were on hand for the gala
shindig given by Linda, her
hubby Steve Munson and
brother Ronald Grant . . .
And so, what started out as
a blind date years back, when
Evelyn Bacow went out with
Lou as a favor to girl friend
Adele Miller, has become a
silver celebration . . . A
m on t h previous, Evelyn's
parents, Rachel and Jacob
Bacow, were feted on their
60th anniversary.
SURE WE STILL have
birthdays . . . and thanks
loads to all the folks who
made it so nice to be remem-
bered . • . Sister Belle Wein-
garden's was two days later,
and we both blew out candles
at mom's Friday family
night.
WELL IT FINALLY has
come to pass . . . Terry Scho-
von has cut his hair . . . with
more to be lopped off . . . The
Charterhouse Barber Shop
stylist is getting married,
March 8 . . . "If you want to
make your new wife happy,"
said Italian-born stylist now
at the Charterhouse Salon,
Franco Bruno, "cut your
hair." . . . (Terry's frau-to-
be, Barbara, is a men's hair
stylist herself, and might
have had something to do
with it.)
ATTEMPT IS BEING
MADE to contact former
members of Mumford High
class of 1965 . . . for a tenth
year reunion . • . Though the
shindig isn't slated until June
28, early contact is impera-
tive to complete mailing lists
. . . Ex '65 grads can call 355-
4559 says Michael . Lynn.
SCOTT'S CORNER . . .
"Our Frost-Clinton middle
schools' ski club went to Al-
pine Valley and the Frost
teacher, Ms. Adele Richter,
who is a very good skier, fell
down four times—once while
standing still!
GET WELL WISHES . . .
to Ellen Woll . . . at Sinai
Hospital.
RAY ABRAMS WILL do it
again . . . another Billiard
News National Open 3-Cush-
ion Billiard Championship .. .
his second annual at the
Cushion 'n Cue on Coolidge

A wise man will make 22—Friday, January 31, 1975 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
more opportunities than he
finds.

Rabbi Jacob Film
Playing in Berkley

in Oak Park . . . Dates are
Feb. 21, 22 and 23 . . . open to
all players (first 36 paid ent-
rees) who wear dress slacks
with sport shirt and no blue
jeans, T-shirts or body shirts
during tourney . . . Call Ray
or sister Clare Pecis at 541-
1608.
CITY OF HOPE Cancer
Fighter gals who plowed
through snow, ice and rain to
pick up their recent blue
banks, came up with a whop-
ping $5,206.77 . . . Last of its
three major drives, door-to-
door, is set for May 11, 12 and
13 . . . Members and non-
members willing to march for
the group, call Chairman Bar-
bara Schwartz, 559-7149 or
Faye Damraur, 557-3718. .
THE LOST - AND - FOUND
department of the Seattle
transit system reported a
telephone call from a woman
who said she had left a pack-
age containing a brassiere on
a bus . . . "What bus?" said
the transit company employe
. . . "Size 36," replied the
woman.
BERT GLADSTONE, "The
Red ,Baron", had this hap-
pen to one of his employes.
The tired clerk had pulled
down suit after suit until only
one was left on the rack .. .
Then the customer remarked,
"I don't really want to buy
today. I was only looking for
a friend." . . . "Well, sir,"
said the clerk. "I'll take off
the last one if you think he's
in it.!'

'

"The Mad Adventures of
Rabbi Jacob," a French-pro-
duced comedy with English
subtitles, tells the story of a
French-Catholic factory work-
er who becomes mixed up
with hasidic rabbis • and an
Arab fleeing a revolutionary
tribunal.
The movie, now showing at
the Berkley Theater, centers
around Louis de Funes, who
portrays the factory worker
who dislikes all who are not
French and Catholic. De
Funes, who ends up in a lake
as a result of avoiding an
oncoming car as he rushes to
his daughter's wedding, finds
he must walk the rest of the
way home since his Jewish
chauffeur does not drive on
the Sabbath.
This walk leads him by
chance to meet the revolu-
tionary, and later to Orly Air-
port where the two shave
two newly arrived Lubavitch-
er hasidim and dress in their.
garb.
To confuse matters the
Funes and the revolutionary
in their new costumes are
mistaken for the real Rabbi
Jacob and his assistant from
New York.
The Berkley Theater has a
bargain night Thursdays with
all seats at $1. For show
times, call the theater, 542-
0330.

Tel Aviv U. Prof
Wins U.S. Grant

TEL AVIV—For his inves-
tigation on the immunization
of animals 'against virus-in-
duced malignant tumors, Dr.
Asher Frensdorff, of the de-
partment of microbiology of
Tel Aviv University, has re-
ceived a research grant of
$60,000 from the National
Cancer Institute of the Unit-
ed States.
The doctor has established
a very close relationship be-
tween the presence and pro-
liferation of certain viruses
.dn animal tissues and the oc-
curence of defined malignant
tumors in these tissues.

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Larry Fruitman of Oak
Park, known professionally
as Larry Lawrence, has writ-
ten a series of Musical re-
vues that will be playing on
Thursday and Friday nights
for six weeks at the Univer-
sity Hills Dinner Theater in
Farmington's University Hills
Church. For dinner and
theater reservations, call the
church, 477-1350.

Mexican Dancers
Appear at' Masonic

Amalia Hernandez's world
famous Ballet Folkloric° of
Mexico will appear 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday at Masonic Mid-
itorium.
The company of 75 danc-
ers, singers and musicians
is currently on its 10th major
American tour. They will per-
form an anniversary pro-
gram featuring a major new
work titled "Zacatecas."
Tickets are available at
Hudson's, Grinnell's and. the.
Masonic Temple box office.

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