26 Friday, August 12, 1977 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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THIS MAY HELP you ap-
preciate how much a billion
dollars is, according to
Norm Gussin,
CPA...Suppose a business
started in the year 1, with
$1 billion capi-
tal...Supposing further that
the concern was so unsuc-
cessful as to lose $1,000 a
day...It would still be in
business today... and could
continue until 2739, until its
original capital of $1 billion
was exhausted.
BONNIE NOBLE, daugh-
ter of Eunice and Jerry
Swaab, is applying her mas-
ters of social work as part
of a mental health team for
retarded adults at the Deve-
reaux Foundation in Santa
Barbara.
BAGGIT, the little hand-
bag and luggage shop in the
Traveler's Tower, opened
early one day for 20 stu-
dents of Barbazon School of
Fashion, which visits vari-
ous high-styled business-
es... "Acting professors"
Rita Cutler and Gloria and
Marla Woolman explained
their fashion ins and outs
before fielding questions
from the future coutierres.
SIGHT
SCENES...Guy
buying pen and pencil set
for his wife...Asked if it
was a surprise, he said,
"I'll say it is. She's expect-
ing a fur coat."
MAIL DEPT... "What is
the real meaning of the
term, mezzuza? The reason
I - ask is because I was
always under the impres-
sion that a mezzuza was a
good luck token consisting
of the Ten Commandments
enclosed within a metal
case. I recently went to a
local Jewish bookstore and
discovered differently. Ac-
, cording to the woman who
waited on me, the parch-
ment is sold separately. Of
course, the parchment,
which costs $5.50, is useless
without the metal case that
is sold individually at an ad-
ditional price. Throughout
the many years of _buying
mezzuzot, I have never
heard of them being sold in-
dividually. How long has
this been going on?"Mrs.
Bernice Robinson.
MARILYN FROMMER
never won anything in her
life, so when the folks at
Jax Kar Wash on 10 Mile
and Greenfield in Oak Park
told her she had copped a
city-wide Jax prize, she
thought they were kid-
ding...Hubby Al is happy
about it, too, because it was
a completely renovated
"like new" inside and out-
side job on the car he had
thoughts about trading
in...but not now.
Jax owners have a prize,
also...in the person of Ben
Mosley, their polite, neatly-
dressed gas gent...a credit
to their operation...and
wite a pride of OP man-
ager Dennis Kowalski.
DISA 'N DATA...Anne &
Buddy Jacobson, Minnie
Sachs and Molly and Leo
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SMOKED ESN, LOX, ALL
CHEESES... FOR CARRY
Feurst here for a short visit
from Cocoa Beach, Florida.
Louis Rabinowitz still look-
ing trim enough to hit a
home run a la the days
when he was looked upon to
become the second Hank
Greenberg, slugging Detroit
first sacker...Harold Allen
looking heavier-haired with
permanent wave he re-
ceived for his birthday.
SORRY BITS OF RE-
CENT item about City of
Hope Mr. and Mrs. Group
Moonlight were taken
wrongly by some...It was a •
lot of fun on a muggy
night...with folks rushing to
get on...800 is a lot of
people on that Bob-Lo
boat...and the committee de-
serves much credit for a
job very well done.
SIDNEY GROTSKY took
6-year-old daughter Marcia
on a shopping tour...In a'
crowded elevator at the
Hyatt Regency in Dear-
born, a stout woman gave
Sid an outraged look and
muttered a few words ang-
rily toward him...Sid com-
pressed his lips_ and said
nothing...As they came out
on the ground floor, little
Marcia said, "I hated that
woman, too, daddy. She
stepped on my foot so I
pinched her."
LOOKING BACK On Col-
umns of Yesteryears...
NOV. 11, 1949..."Dettoit
Times ad man Pete Clayton
was made a proud pappy
last week, when he learned
about incident that took
place outside of home on
Prairie...Seems that a
youngster in the neighbor-
hood was the victim of con-
stant taunts of another lad
who kept teasing him about
being an adopted
child...Melvin Clayton,
Pete's 11-year-old son, not
liking what he was hearing,
went over with fists
clenched and, in so many
words, told the vicious-
tongued youngster to shut
up... `Just remember,' said
Melvin, 'they came and
picked him out of hundreds
of kids, but your mother
and father had to take
you! '...Pete liked that...His
own boyhood was spent at
the Jewish Orphan Home in
Cleveland."
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