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Friday, January 26, 1979
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Orthodox, Secular Jews
Clash in Israel Suburb
Danny Raskin's
AT THE SOUTHFIELD ATHLETIC CLUB
JERUSALEM — Munici- fled, but not before police
pal authorities are trying to arrested a half dozen
cool tempers following new rock throwers.
The Orthodox claim that
outbursts of violence be-
tween Orthodox ad secular traffic on the road from
Jews in the northern suburb Ramot disturbs their Sab-
of Sanhedria and a running bath peace. The Ramot resi-
undersold everybody."
"MAKE HAY WHILE battle between ultra- dents demand the right to
the sun shines" literally religious youths and police use the road, a main traffic
applies to Conalee Trepack in the Mea Shearim quar- artery to and from
Jerusalem. The fighting in
(Bob), who's been making ter. Arrests were made.
gull (Service gourrnel and !Parly Calering.
Mea
Shearim began after
little afghans (minighans)
The religious-secular
Orthodox residents blocked
as gifts for friends whose clashes in Sanhedria, heav-
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ily populated by Orthodox the main thoroughfare to
What started out as a Jews, have become almost a protest the events in
hobby, making an afghan weekly occurrence as secu- Sanhedria. -
Police moved in to clear
for their seven-year-old lar Jews from the outlying
the
road for buses and other
daughter Stacey's doll neighborhood of Ramot
house, is now a business encounter a barrage of traffic and were reportedly
with Conalee mailing her stones when they drive assaulted by Orthodiox
orders everywhere . . . their cars on the Sabbath youths. Three policemen
Conalee developed kits also along the new road that were injured and 10 youths
were arrested.
which she sends from Hun- passes through Sanhedria.
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Council Chairman Shalom
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when the bank or post office
the fact that 1979 has three
window closes as it finally
other dates when the festi-
becomes your turn? . . .
val theme can be highligh-
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LISTENING
POST
BEN GORNEY was 86-
years-old-last week . . . but
The Jewish News ad sales-
man looks at age only as
something that tells the
birthdate on his active
driver's license . . . Years
have nothing to do with it as
far as Ben is concerned . . .
most important is how
people feel, act and take
care of themselves.
Heis. a meticulous dresser
. . . seldom wearing the
same suit two days in a row
. . . and takes pride in
being neat . Ben is up
every morning at 7 a.m. tak-
ing a walk and doing bend-
ing exercises "to make sure
I don't get rusty," he says
. . . Going swimming two
or three times weekly is a
ritual . . . and never less
than half-an-hour.
Ben loves people . . . and
tries to understand them
. . . The years have taught
him to be compassionate re-
gardless • of whatever
strange whims they may
have . . . Most important,
of course, Ben feels great
. . . The way he struts
about in his sartorial pride
and ,pleasant ways, Ben at
86 puts men much younger
than him to shame.
Belated birthday con-
grats Ben . . . you're at an
epitome of life . . . every-
body loves you.
REP. JOE FORBES
likes to tell a story told to
him during a Washington,
D.C. visit . . . The phone
rang in the press room of the
White House . . . One of the
reporters picked up the re-
ceiver and heard the voice of
a black man, "Hello, this Dr.
Brown?" . . . The reporter
• answered no — that it was
the White House . . . There
was an awed silence . . .
and then, "Pardon me,
wrong number, Mr.
President!"
WISH I KNEW HIS
name . . . the handicapped
person outside Farmer
Jack, 10 Mile and South-
field, who limped his cart
back to the sidewalk . . .
puts a lot of people to shame.
SEEING SIGNS . . . In
a reducing salon, "Fattery
will get you nowhere" . . .
In a liquor store window,
"Pay now, glow later" . . .
On a snow-covered moun-
tain road, "De14.xe ski lodge
one mile ahead. Eight doc-
tors. No waiting." . . . At
box office.of an Ozark movie
house, "Children under 15
not admitted unless accom-
panied by their husbands"
. . . On the padlocked door
of a bankrupt bookshop,.
"WORDS FAILED US" . . .
In an art gallery, "We
hung this picture. because
we couldn't find the artist"
. . . At a roadside antique
shop, "If you don't know
what you want we've got it!"
. . . In a barbershop win-
, dow, "During alterations
customers will be shaved in
the rear" . . . On the win-
dow of a closed shop, "We
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