26 Friday, Ranh 24, 1918
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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BACK FROM LAS
VEGAS . . . where we at-
tended the testimonial din-
ner given Sid "Hudosh"
Hudson as City of Hope Man
of the Year.
The glamorous event held
in the elegant convention
center of the Las Vegas Hil-
ton Hotel was indeed a great
tribute to former Detroiter
Sid, with over 1,000 people
giving this man his well-
deserved honor.
About $400,000 has been
given to the City of Hope in
Duarte, Calif., for its
nationwide "think tank"
medical research in causes
and cures of catastrophic
diseases . . plus an ileitis
fellowship foundation in
Sid's name.
So many people . . . so
many Detroiters and ex-
localites . . . the names
much too numerous to
mention.
Radio Station KVOV in
Henderson was excellent
. . . Everybody connected
with the affair did a superb
job.
It has been said by many
that a man who has friends
is a wealthy person . . . If
this be so, Sid "Hudosh"
Hudson is certainly one of
the wealthiest men in the
world.
DEDICATION
per-
sonified . . . that's Ida Sher
working in the Sinai Hospi-
tal Gift Shop on Tuesdays as
a volunteer . . . She and
husband Harold were going
to Florida for the 16th
birthday of their grand-
daughter, Marcy Hacker,
daughter of Bev and Al . . .
After telling the other
workers she would miss
working for two Tuesdays,
the airlines called and gave
them reservations later in
the week . . . She surprised
the girls there and came to
work so they wouldn't be
short-handed . . . Ida is the
same gal that comes in from
Belle River, Ont., all sum-
mer to help at Sinai.
There were representa-
tives from most of the hotels
on the strip . . . people from
all over the United States,
and a couple from Europe.
The Hilton folks went
all-out to make this a great
BEFORE BUDDY'S
affair . .. food, service and
entertainment most worthy PIZZA puts up its restaur-
ant emporium on North-
of the auspicious evening.
western and 12 Mile (Billy
Plaques and awards . . .
from the state of Nevada, and son Bob Jacobs already
own the property) . . . look
Clark County Commission,
for it to open first as a
city of Las Vegas, city of De-
carry-out spot across from
troit, city of Los Angeles,
NAACP chapter of Las AAA on Southfield and 101/2
Mile in Lathrup Village
Vegas, Focus: HOPE in De-
. . . Will be open about Sep-
troit, and finally, the
tember or October in the lit-
beautifully-framed Spirit of
tle six-store shopping strip
Life plaque from the City of
that'll be built there.
Hope.
10-YEAR REUNION by
Waiting and waiting to Oak Park High class of 1969
start the show, emcee has already begun plans
George Jessel on the . . . Those interested can
sidelines told his best contact Ken Korotkin at
joke of the evening .. . 661-2362 or 557-8050.
"Anybody got a razor? I
need another shaver'
Then came Jerry Vale;
Glen Campbell; Joe Wil-
liams; Cork Proctor, Denise
Clemente, appearing with
Liberace at the Hilton and
acclaimed the top up and
coming entertainer of the
year in Las Vegas; Johnny
Harra with his look-alike
takeoff on the late Elvis
Presley; and Rudy Vallee,
who was on the show be-
cause 100 senior citizens for
whom Sid bought tickets
wanted him . . . The show
was longer than expected
. . . and the Treniers, Pat
Cooper and Redd Foxx
couldn't make their appear-
ances on stage.
Music and singing for
dinner by Dave Burton (a
real Alan King double) and
his group was most enjoy-
able.
A FILM SHOWN on four
screens in each corner of the
ballroom showed Sid on his
visit through the City of
Hope Research Medical
Center . . . and will also be
viewed around the country.
The coordination of Cy
Newman, president of
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REAL "CLOAK AND
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birthday party was given
Jack Munson . . . He was
brought back from his home
in Florida on the pretext of
being needed for tax infor-
mation . . . with one invi-
tation printed to send to
Jack and wife Evelyn for an
anniversary party on that
date at the Furniture Club.
Party was given by Eve-
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he wanted . . . a Honda
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