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Friday, August 26, 1977

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Danny .Raskin's

LARCO'S

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Fine Italian-American Cuisine

POST

7523 W. McNichols Rd. UN 2-6455

15 YEARS is a long time

to be at one spot...and folks
sort of go force-of-habit so
to speak...but the fine las-
sies of Brandeis University
National Women's Com-
mittee, Greater Detroit
Chapter, have been going
all out in efforts to let
people know about the
change in locale of their an-
nual "New Books For Old
Sale"...Sept. 1-7.
Since its beginning, the
sale site was Northland...
This year it will be in busy
Tel-12 Mall on Telegraph
and 12 Mile Rd.
The book categories take
in just about every topic for
students, scholars and pleas-
ure readers... But the books
on medicine still remain
one of the big sellers...
People are always looking
to see if anything is wrong
with them...so they can tell
their doctor before he exam-
ines them!
GEORGE AMES had a
dream that he fell off a
horse and broke his arm...
George never rode a horse,
so he probably would have
been thrown... What he
can't understand, though, is
how the bed bucked him...
George woke up on the
floor, his arm bent under
him...broken.
WHILE IN TOWN last
week, Las Vegas-ite Sid
Hudson, former Detroiter,
was guest of honor at a De-
troit Businessmen's Group,
City of Hope meeting, and
as usual wherever he goes
here, it was like old home
week.
As 1978 National Honoree
for the City of Hope, with
his dinner scheduled for
March 12 at the Las Vegas
Hilton, Sid to many is still
the same Sid Hudosh of
years ago.
Now as "Mr. Las Vegas",
Sid is widely recognized for
his humanitarian ideals.
When approached by the
heads of the National City
of Hope, Sid balked at the li-
melight...but further consid-
eration enveloped whereby
a research project on ileitis
has been started at the med-
ical center.
One of Sid's family is af-
flicted with ileitis... Its
cause and cure is worth
everything to him...along
with helping others with un-
fortunate catastrophic dis-
eases.
TRIP TO ISRAEL by Per-
fection Lodge No. 486, has
grown beyond expecta-
tions... Over 200 are leaving
on two flights...Sept. 28 and
Sept. 29... with limited num-
ber of accommodations left
before a sell-out is realized.
Info about the Israel trip
can be gotten from Shep
Schuldinger, 548-4741.

WOULD BE SOME-
THING if somebody in-

vented the impossible...a
parking space to carry in
the trunk of your car... But
the impossibility goes
beyond this... Sometimes

Del crop l y Prepared for

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Having An Affair?

you can't even find a park-
ing space on the outside.
ERRATA...Sorry, left out
the name of cashier Sue
Thomason in recent Jax
Kar Wash item.
MAIL DEPT... "The ques-
tion raised in your column
of Aug. accommodations by
Mrs. Bernice Robinson,
is the real meaning
of the term, mezzuza?' de-
serves an answer. The
word mezzuza means door-
post. The Torah (Deutero-
nomy 6:4-9) teaches us the
basis of our faith; 'Hear 0
Israel. The Lord Our God,
The Lord Is One,' This por-
tion ends with the com-
mandment. 'You shall write
them upon the doorposts of
your house and in your
gates.'
"A mezzuza, therefore, as
The Code of Jewish Law
states, is a piece of parch-
ment on which this portion
from the Torah together
with Deuteronomy 11:13-21
have been handwritten by a
scribe, using a quill, in the
same manner that a Torah
is written. The time to prop-
erly write this, on the aver-
age, is between two and
three hours. The cost of the
mezzuza will vary, based
on the quality of parchment
and the skill of the scribe.
"Since it is impractical to
put this parchment directly
on the doorpost, a cover
can be purchased to proper-
ly house the mezzuza scroll.
The mezzuza is neither a
good luck token, nor does it
have any direct bearing to
the Ten Commandments,
other than its proclaiming
the message of the First
Commandment, 'I am The
Lord Your God...' ".

—AVROM BORENSTEIN.
IZZY GOLDMAN was re-
tired from the postal sys-
tem seven years ago...but
you would have believed it
was because nobody _ could
stand his horrible
jokes... (like, "I went to the
dentist and asked him what
I could do about my yellow
teeth, and he told me to
wear a matching brown

He has been working on
the docks, and if he wasn't
the real nice guy that he is,
somebody would have given
him a poke by
now...although once in a
while he sneaks in a pretty
good one.

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niEtrzationai C atEzzzl of

Certainly heroism of the
defenders of every other
creed fades into in-
significance before this m ar-
tvr people. who for 13 cen-
turies confronted all the
evils that the fiercest fanat-
iscm could devise. enduring
obloquy and spoliation. the
violation of the dearest ties
and the infliction of the
most hideous sufferings.
rather than abandon their
faith. -
Lecky

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