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Friday, June 27, 1980

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Hapoel Yehud Soccer Team
Plans Four-City U.S. Tour

Danny Raskin's

Sadia Hatuka, a confirmed
soccer buff, will accompany
STUFFED CABBAGE, CUP OF SOUP
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The Israel Soccer Federa- the team. Hatuka is a na-
OR CHOPPED UVER APP., VEG., OR $
POT., SALAD, HOME-MADE SOUR
tive of Yemen and came to
tion and its members will
CREAM NUT CAKE, HAAGEN-DAZS
have a chance to make good Israel to escape persecu-
ICE CREAM.COFFEE OR HOT TEA
"
$
in the United States with tions which were starting to
LAST WEEK was an-
arise in the Arab countries
the upcoming tour of the
right after the declaration other big birthday for our
Hapoel Yehud team.
The Hapoel team, which of the state. He's quite a mom . . . Mrs. Minnie Ras-
finished third in Israel's personality, he speaks no kin . . . (they're all so very
first division league, is English, but is fluent in big) . . . and it would take
THE SOMETHING DIFFEREN
more than words to say
Arabic and Hebrew.
being
hosted by the Ameri-
DELICATESSEN-RESTAURANT
Yehud is located on the thank you for all the won-
Open Tues.-Sun.
can
Soccer
League
in
a
27167 GREENFIELD
6 a.m.-9:30 p.m.
559-1380
outskirts of Tel Aviv and derful years . . . a woman of
series of games this month.
1 Blk. N. of 11 Mile
The mayor of Yehurl„ borders Ben-Gurion-Air- courageous strength . . . of
port. There's a small compassion . . . and
kosher restaurant in the heartfelt desire to see that
center of the community all her children grew up to
where the mayor is king be upstanding citizens .. .
and he entertains his fol- This is what she worked for
. . . This is what she sac-
lowers.
Over the past decade, rificed for . . . Her happiness
Jews and Israelis living in is what makes us happy .. .
the U.S. have shown little Everyday is her birthday
inclination to support the . . . so Happy Birthday with
visits of Israeli soccer oodles and oodles of love,
teams. This represents a Mom . . . You're one heck of
marked contrast to the a great gal!
RON LICHT has a
American Jewish attitude
couple more biggie shop-
in prior years. Going back
as far as 1936 when they ping centers opening for
Livonia
Wonderland Shopping Center
11005 Middlebelt at Plymouth
sold out Ebbets Field and in tenants as he is fast becom-
522-5880
1948 when they did the ing one of the industry's
same at Yankee Stadium, leasing giants . . . Muir-
Israeli soccer teams have wood Square by the de-
done admirably in their velopers of Applegate
Square, opens this fall on
American performances.
Recently the attendance the northwest corner of
at Israel versus American Grand River and Drake .. .
team soccer games has been In spring of 1981 will be
pathetic. Even playing Bloomfield On The Hill at
Orchard Lake and Maple
against such a strong oppo-
nent as the well-regarded Rd.. . . another beauty with
all stores to face Orchard
New York Cosmos, in Ran-
dall's Island in New York, -Lake Rd.
THE PARENTS OF
the Israel National Team
5-year-old Jennifer Kahn,
only induced some 7,000
Susan and Harvey Kahn,
fans to turn out for the con-
have certainly had their
test.
anxious moments during
Wins ADL Award her short years on earth .. .
But they can be thankful
- NEW YORK — Maxwell
she's hopefully getting it all
E. Dane, one of the three
founders of the Doyle Dane out of her little system at a
Bernbach advertising very early age.
Jennifer is recovering
agency, was the recipient of
from a two-week stay at
the Lee Schooler Memorial
Providence Hospital after
Award of the Anti-
fracturing her upper left
Defamation League of Bnai
arm . . . a crack in her wrist
Brith.
. . . and being in traction
with a pin in her elbow . . .
Last summer, Jennifer
broke her right leg in three
places and was in Provi-
dence for 31/2 weeks . . . plus
falling from a moving car
. . . Good luck to the Kahns
. . . they have a very brave
little girl.
40-YEAR REUNION of
Central High 1940 class is
set for Oct. 11 at the Roos-
tertail on E. Jefferson .. .
$20 per person for dinner
. . . and rides provided . .
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— A senior citizen

CHARLIE MUMMA, a
new hair stylist at Charter
House Barbers on W. Nine
Mile Rd., has a framed pic-
ture of Albert Einstein in
front of his chair . . . Morrie
Zucker asked why it was
there, and Charlie said it

invigorated his spirit .. .
Having Einstein's picture
may have nothing to do with
it, but Charlie is an example -
of getting things done
against what someone else
might consider give-up
odds.
Charlie's been a bar
five years .. and four ye
ago discovered he had
Hodgkin's Disease of the
lymph glands . . . a condi-
tion for which he takes
cobalt and chemotherapy
treatments . . . The cancer-
ous condition is arrested .. .
and youthful Charlie smiles
at life daily . . . plus admir-
ing Albert Einstein.
C 0 N-
BELATED
GRATS ... to Dr. Sandy
Kaner and Roberta . . . on
their eighth anniversary.
NOTICE TO NORTH-
ERN High grads of 1935,
1936 and 1937 . . . Have you
made contact yet for the big
Sept. 28 shindig? Call Eve
Berke, 355-1763, or Yetta
Pomerantz, 553-9132.
LOCAL CHEF and also
caterer of small elegant par-'
ties (under 100), Richard
Halberg, is already plan-
ning the menu for his son's
Bar Mitzva . . . and 14-
month-old Andy doesn't
have a single word to say .. .
Wife Karen is helping
hubby with the menu .. .
Rich was an honor student
at the Culinary Institute of
America . . . and chef at a
four-star New York restau-
rant before coming back to
his home town of Detroit.

STONE
SYLVIA
ELLMAN is at a continu-
ing autograph party for her
recently published book.
"Talk To Me" which was
written by her late daugh-
ter, Maureen Cyril Ellman,
during her high school
years . . . It's a story about a
boy, his dog and a magic val-
ley.
The book is a family in-
volvement . . . illustrated by
Maureen's brother, Ronald
. . . and hand-lettered by
another brother, Howard.
Also at the autograph
party is Drudby the puppet,
a whimsical character from
the book.
It is being held from 11
a.m. to 3 p.m. until Wednes-
day . . . at The Potpourost\
books and gifts story
Travelers Tower, Suite 12
on Evergreen Road.

Israel Major
U.S. Beneficiary

TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Is-
rael ranks third behind
South Vietnam and Korea
as a recipient of U.S. finan-
cial aid.
According to the Israel
daily, Haaretz, Israel re- -)
ceived $13.7 billion from
1948 to 1979. In addition,
Israel received $800 million
as a special grant and $52
million for the absorption of

immigrants. •