24 Friday, July 2, 1976
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Israeli Women
Danny Raskin's
JERUSALEM (ZINS) -
Among government officials
Israeli women number 39
percent as compared with 33
percent employed in the
business world. The average
educational level is higher
for men than for women.
While there is some par-
ity in the number of women
and men who study as un-
dergraduates, the number
of men in postgraduate and
doctoral courses is three
times greater than that of
women. There are four
times as many widows and
divorcees as there are wid-
owers and divorced men.
LISTENING
POST
By HY LEWIS
Guest Columnist
arrived as a poetess. She
makes up really charming
poetry for friends and rela-
tives for various occasions.
Strangers who have heard
of her talent call her and
prevail upon her good na-
ture. She never lets them
down. (Happy Brithday).
MOREY and ROSE
SACKS recently spent
rather dismal Mother's and
Father's Days. Their chil-
dren, Bert, Gary, Judy and
Benjamin (Recca) all reside
in California . . . but they
will be making up for it soon
with a surprise visit to the
sunny clime.
HY and SHIRLEY
ABELMAN like Greek
cuisine so much that Hy will
be taking up Greek dancing
(a la Zorba the Greek) and
then visit the authentic res-
taurants where he can dis-
play his talents. Be sure to
carry an extra hanky, Hy.
HY JACOBS and friends
will soon turn on the
'steam' at the Oakland
'Star' Bath House. With
their legion of friends, the
place should be jumping
with- nostaligia.
GOING BACK to the old
days with land developer,
Robert Ellis, our neighbor
on-Normandy St. near Lin-
wood and talking about the
Custer school, days and
when Bob had a sub-station
for the Detroit Times where
we got our route papers.
Those were the times, my
friend. (No pun intended)
SEY'MOUR
SCHWARTZ was really
floored recently when a
group of senior citizens, all
past 80, called to book a
"sexy' show because their
entertainment diet is so
bland . . they needed a lit-
tle more spice in their life.
Reminds me of the octogen-
arian who keeps running
after the younger ladies, but
forgets what for.
ETHEL SALTER, for-
mer Detroiter now living in
California was in for a few
days to attend the Iry Pitts'
wedding anniversary bash.
Very animated in conversa-
tion over the good old days
with Al and Gertie Stern,
Joe and Tillie Greenberg,
Joe and Buddi Rocklin,
Blanche and Jay Joseph,
Pauline and Ruby Samson.
Ethel was a guest at the
homes of Blanche and Ben
Klar and Rose and Peter
Salter.
ANN ROSENBERG,
newly elected president of
Mizrachi . . . one of the
sweetest gals to take over
the gavel . . best luck and
good wishes.
SAM and HELEN WI-
NER always seem to hurry
through their main course
at Irving's Deli so Sam can
get at the sour cream cake.
SHERI MOSER, ace sa-
lesperson at Century 21 was
busy with California clients
looking over a few horse
ranches. What makes horse
ranches so popular now?
WHEN DONA ORAM
told her friend Arlene Gur-
ecki that her three or four
regular baby sitters had re-
luctantly turned her down
at the last minute because
of untimely circumstances,
Arlene gladly accepted Don-
na's children, Julie and Ro-
byn, for a few days so
Donna and Bill could enjoy
a short stay in Toronto.
This may be the start of
something new among the
young marrieds . . . an ex-
change club.
FAY and LEON SITRIN
are back from an enjoyable
vacation visiting Washing-
ton, D. C. . . probably
checking to see where the
tax dollars go. The Sitrins
remarked that dining in the
capital city was excellent.
BUDDY NATHANSON
has a love affair with a mi-
crophone . . . almost every
affair he attends that has an Music Hall Center
orchestra, you will hear him 'Struts' Musical
sing at least three choruses
"The All Night Strut," a
of 'Come Home, Bill Bailey'.
BEN TEITEL, land de- musical revue produced and
veloper and man about town performed for nearly a year
has a most unique personal in Cleveland, will open a
license plate, IOU 0. I still special four-week summer
like the one I see from time engagement at Music Hall
to time . . . are you ready Center on Wednesday.
"The All Night Strut"
for this? . . . ACH 000.
features four singers and
Gersundheit?
REP. JOE FORBES, dancers performing the hit
majority leader in Lansing, songs of the 1920's, 30's and
please note, . . Hugh 40's.
"Strut" will be presented
Warsh of Oak Park starting
baseball twice a week for Wednesday, Thursday, Fri-
guys over 50 . . . pass the day and Saturday evenings
oxygen . . . call Oak Park at 8:30 p.m. and at 6:30 p.m.
Sundays.
Parks and Recreation.
ETHEL and DOC
LEVY, Betty Wolfe and
Hole-In-One
Jeanne and Ben Feldstein
were all talking at once at a
Jerry Gurwin of South-
posh eatery. Probably dis- field scored his first hole-in-
cussing their world travels.
one last week, using a five
CONGRATS to Bess and wood to ace the 161-yard
Al Dinkin on 40 years mar- eighth hole at Shenandoah
riage. Hope to celebrate the Country Club.
gold with you.
Gurwin has been playing
ROZ ALEXANDER has golf three years.
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NEW YORK - The tiny
Arabian Gulf state of Bah-
rain is making an ambitious
bid to become one of the
Major international money
centers in the world, but its
success is said to depend, to
a large extent, upon
whether the Saudi Arabian
Monetary Agency is willing
to encourage and support
Bahrain as an Arab money
center and channel funds
through Bahrain instead of
London or New York.
Meanwhile, a number of
American and European
banks have been encouraged
by the Bahrain government
to establish branches there.
JERUSALEM (JTA) -
The Knesset decided last
Wednesday to cut its own
budget by $12 million.
At 12 Mile, Just
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Bahrain Seeks
Arab Support
MKs' Funds Cut
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