26 Friday, July 29, 1977 . $ Art Exhibit Danny Raskin's Detroit artist Deborah Zeff will hold an exhibit and sale of her work, which includes Hebrew calli- graphy, silkscreen fabrics, paintings. and weavings, 1-4 p.m. Sunday at Curtis Flow- ers, 19340 Livemois, De- troit. LISTENING POST IT'S DEFINITE...Sid Hud- son of Las Vegas will ac- cept the National "Man Of The Year" award by City of Hope...The dinner will be held next year in Las Vegas at one of the major hotels on the Stript..with celebri- ties galore slated to enter- tain. A foundation in Sid's name will be used solely for the cause and cure of ileitis, the sickness with which a family member of his- is afflicted. DAVID AND LARRY Hersch, sons of Arnold and Ann Hersch, are hitch-hik- ing their way across West- em Europe on a three- month backpacking tour.,.It's the first time for either and they'll cover seven countries all told... When the boys return it'll be graduate school time...with David brushing on public adminis- tration...and_ labor relations for Larry. TRAVELING BACK from a vacation down south with wife, Ceil, Lou Stecker stopped at Sadieville, Ky. and asked an old native of the village how far it was to Lexingeon...The old gent replied, "I dunno, mister, hit used to be 'bout 25 miles but th' way things has gone up around here, may be near 40 by now." MOONLIGHT NOTES on a hot, muggy night...Mr. & Mrs. Group, City of Hope again drew over 800...Many so disappointed that the good ship Columbia didn't stop. at Bob-Lo ...Entrance while waiting for boat to ar- rive was almost like Las Vegas with five pinball ma- chines...People packed like cattle a la Ellis Island look- ing for the gate to open...When it did, the guys 'n gals rushed on like a herd of bulls...Amazing no one was hurt...Jules Olen and Fred Silber first ones on...Sol Lakind wearing bright yellow slacks and Ruby Samson flaming red shirt... Jules Fayne natural- ly with pipe...Mary and Nat Fields celebrating boat anni- versary...meeting on the same "trip" five years ago and getting married a year later... Les Greenspan of Nor-Les Sales, giving out bottles of Hadassim kosher wine...Charlie Hoptman only one left with jacket on...finally persuaded to take it off...Hilda Erman knowing everybody... Sammy Woolf- singing away as ever...donating services as emcee...but was prize winner from City Na- tional Bank that took care of his evening's tab...Frank Venice orchestra a poor back-up for him...Iry Rosen, wearing a captain's hat...People seeing others from umteen years ago...Blackout on boat last- ing couple of sec- onds...Lights flickered and off they went again for an- other couple of seconds... Buddy Manson looking like the Hathaway Shirt man with black patch on right eye from a broken blood vessel... Buddy retires t THE DETROlt JEWISH NEWS in four years from Detroit News...most of which was spent in the composing room he headed...Buddy has been teaching others the ins and outs of corn- uter typesetting, etc...wife Sarah wearing a beautiful tan...Barrister Milt Hubert comfortable in short sleeve sport shirt... Evelyn Grant getting cooled off when somebody bumped into her, spilling coke..."Felt so nice and cool!" said Evelyn. CITY OF HOPE is unlike many organizations...it does not work on just one cause...Therefore, if re- search work finds a cure in one area, the very highly specialized scientists and doctors at Duarte, Calif. go on to another illness which the hospital has been fight- ing in a seemingly never- ending battle against dis- ease...It is gratifying to know that such a group never stops working for the health of humanity. STORY IS TOLD about the ambitious woman who sought to rise on the social ladder...She made her hus- band's life miserable trying to get him to rent a more expensive apartment...He came home one evening in wonderfully good humor... "Good news, dea- rest," he shouted. "We don't have to move. The landlord has just raised our rent." 20TH REUNION by Mum- ford High class of 1957 is al- ready slated for Nov. 25, at Raleigh House...Folks al- ready contacted are asked to call Brenda Jaffee, 626- 0604...Those notified who've not responded yet are asked to let the reunion-ite heads know whether or not they're attending. ACCORDING TO some Jewish community-ites in Windsor, Detroit is noted as "that large suburb of ours across the river." LOOKING BACK On Col- umns Of Yesteryears... JULY 22, 1955... "Plans are being set for the ground-breaking ceremo- nies of the new $1,000,000 Congregation Bnai David on Southfield and 9 1/2 Mile Rd. on Sunday, Sept. 11, with Max Sosin as chair- man of the event." . 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