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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 10, 1981
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teresting conclusions about
the current prospects for in-
creasing our own life-spans.
Much of the author's re-
search was done in the
Soviet Union, where he
interviewed and studied re-
TRAY CATERING PRICES
puted centenarians among
the Abkhasians of the
Caucasus, and in the Brit-
ish towns of Sheringham
and Cambridgeshire,
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famous for their large num-
• PARTIES • BUSINESS MEETINGS
in Oak Park
bers of inhabitants over 60
• SHIVA TRAYS • GRADUATIONS
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The Downriver Band will years of age.
I give an outdoor perform-
The book also takes a
DAIRY
MEAT
ance at Oak Park Major second look at some of
TRAYS
Park 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
TRAYS
the more implausible
In case of bad weather, claims to longevity and
$525
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held in the Oak Park High
as the one that
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PER PERSON
PER PERSON
long life may be attrib-
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uted to a single factor,
such as the consumption
Kiwanis Unit
of yogurt.
Georgakas currently
to Have a Dance lives
in New York. His prev-
lb.
The Kiwanis Golden K ious books include: "In
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Detroit," "Red
lb.
I p.m. Saturday at the Oak Shadows' and "The Broken
Park Community Center.
Absolutely Guaranteed Top
Hoop."
Johnny C and his or-
Quality Food and Service
chestra will provide music Group Formed
FREE DELIVERY
for dancing. Refreshments
IN THE MUIRWOOD SQUARE MALL
and social mixers will be to Aid Children
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part of the evening's fare. of Dutch Nazis
There is a charge. Friends
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are invited.
A new group has been
formed to help the children
of World War II Dutch Nazi
collaborators who may., ex-
perience social and
psychological problems de-
rived from their parents' ac-
tivities for which they were
in no way responsible.
The head of the "Working
Group NSB Children" —
the NSB was the wartime
Dutch Nazi party — is a
Protestant clergyman, Rev.
Arie Klamer, who asserts
that children invariably
suffer for the misdeeds of
their parents. According to
Klamer, "a great deal of at-
tention has been paid in
Holland to the problems of
second generation Jews, the
children of Nazi victims and
Holocaust survivors, who
have experienced problems
of adjustment because of
their parents' traumatic ex-
periences.
On the other hand, the
problems of the offspring of
Dutch Nazis have been
Whether it's business or social, large or small,
completely neglected, he
our catering consultants will make your event a
said. Although these chil-
dren, now adults, were not
memorable one. Call Tim O'Connor ourDirector of
responsible for the attitudes
Catering who will be pleased to plan your function and
of their parents, they are
suggest an appropriate menu for the occasion.
still frowned upon by
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Northwestern, "A new hotel
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they've even air-
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"My ex-wife got the car, the
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four kids. I didn't even get
stuck with anything." .. .
At Excalibur, Franklin
and Northwestern, "See
about that sign outside a
fortune teller booth. 'We
guess your sex — $1' " . . . at
Bread Basket Deli, Lin-
coln Center, chubby gal say-
ing, "I watch very carefully
what I eat — then I eat it."

A comprehensive study of
longevity is presented in
former Detroiter Dan Geor-
gakas' "The Methuselah
Factors" (Simon and Schus-
ter).
Georgakas draws on his
research into the lives of
thousands of long-lived
people and reaches some in-

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Last time we were there,
the minestrone soup lacked
its usual rich thickness.
But, said our waitress, the
chef changes his style of
cooking from time to time.

but it is neither diffic-lit to
acquire, nor meritorious
when acquired.

Contempt is commonly
taken by the young for an
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