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A Bicentennial Feature
Philadelphia as Bicentennial Center . . . and Its Personalities
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Fr Surwin's
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DAVID ZINKOFF
carts are filled with memen- min Franklin Hotel here,
tos about the 200th year of two weeks ago, his achieve-
the American Republic.
ments received acclaim and
Guides have been trained his notable record was de-
to explain the major historic scribed as follows:
events, those of 1776 and the
"There is a persistent ru-
history of two centuries of mor that Dave Zinkoff was
progress.
born talking — with a mi-
Jewish guides are direct- crophone in each hand ! . . .
ing tours to Jewish points of this is only a small exagger-
interest and the tours last ation, as Zink has capital-
for three or more hours.
ized on his voice for over
The new Mikve Israel four decades — that has
Museum and Synagogue to taken him to the four cor-
be ready for opening be- ners of the globe and has
fore July 4, are among the covered the entire sports
spectrum.
interesting viewpoints.
"A Temple University
Headquarters of Dropsie graduate, he started with
University, Gratz College collegiate basketball, box-
and the Jewish Publication ing, baseball and wrestling
Society, there are many competitions in the mid 30s
thousands with a keen in- . . . first giant national
terest in the City of Broth- break came with the first
erly Love.
Sugar Bowl game in New
The personalities who Orleans . . . then to the
11\ave made history will be Broadwood Hotel (now
recalled and many of the P.A.C.) describing the
current activists will not be SPHAS basketball game for
honored.
Eddie (the mogul) Gottlieb
David Zinkoff is a popu-
. . . To Shibe Park in the
lar figure whose abilities late 40s to handle the 'mike'
have received acclaim
for the A's and the 'Whiz
throughout the land. As an Kids.'
Purely Commentary
Brazil
Report
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tors. It enjoys freedom, is
determined to protect it and
strives for wholesomeness
in advancing the Jewish
identification.
Jews play major roles
industrially in Brazil.
Adolph Bloch and his
nephew Oscar Bloch are
the leaders in puhlishing.
Hans Stern is world fa-
mous in precious stones,
diamonds and jewelry.
Jews are also leaders in
the pulp, newsprint and
furniture industries.
The publishers, whose
tour created a stir in two
countries, Brazil and South
Africa, were the guests pri-
marily of Pan-American
Airways tourist bureaus,
and governmental agencies
cooperated in providing for
contacts with the Jewish
communities. Latin Ameri-
can leaders took a deep in-
terest in a mission that has
created strong links be-
tween newspapermen as
well as educational leaders.
June 4, 1976 5
Knowledge without edu-
cation is but armed injus-
tice.
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Sympathy
FRUIT
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WEDDING—PARTY—BAR MITZVAS
announcer and broad-
caster for the Harlem
Globetrotters he gained
fame in Detroit and else-
where.
At a Future Unlimited
award banquet in the Benja-
of NORTHLANL
PRICES
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Husband, Wife
Are Rabbi, Cantor
NEW YORK — Mrs.
Mimi Frishman of Monsey,
N.Y., was invested as a can-
tor and received the degree
of Bachelor of Sacred Music
at commencement exercises
of Hebrew Union College-
Jewish Institute of Reli-
gion last week at Temple
Emanu-El in New York.
Her husband is Rabbi
Louis Frishman of Temple
Beth El of Spring Valley,
N.Y. The Frishmans will be-
come the first official hus-
band-wife rabbi-cantor cou-
ple.
In addition to investing
Mrs. Frishman, Hebrew
Union College conferred the
honorary degree of Doctor
of Divinity upon Rabbi
Frishman, who has occupied
the pulpit at Temple Beth El
since 1951.
Immediately upon inves-
titure, Mrs. Frishman will
become the cantor of Tem-
ple Israel of Northern
Westchester in Tarry-
town, where she has been
student cantor for the past
few years.
Rabbi Frishman and Can-
tor Frishman will officiate
at the marriage of their
daughter, Judith on June 12.
He dropped this summer
routine for European,
world and USA tours with
Abe Saperstein's Harlem
Globetrotters (1950 to
1965).
This resulted in a
book 'Go Man Go' co-au-
thored with Edgar Wil-
liams of the Philadelphia
Inquirer. — Zink's distinc-
tive style has attracted
many carbon copies.
He is the original announ-
cer for the Liberty Bowl
games, — having been a
five-year World War II vet-
eran, Zink has remembered
the less fortunate hospital-
ized and ambulatory veter-
ans with amateur boxing
shows; singing and dancing
entertainments plus admis-
sions to 76ers — Eagles —
TV boxing events.
"He handles the Maurice
Stokes basketball — The
Naismith Basketball Hall of
Fame — and MS games
annually, plus other chari-
table events, having received
letters marked "Voice of
Philadelphia sports" and
"Zinc, Philadelphia," even
our post office is sware of
Dave Zinkoff — the great
booster of Philadelphia and
Philadelphia sports events."
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