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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, January 22, 1982

28

Haifa U. Finds Ship's Ram

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HAIFA — Archeologists
from Haifa University's
Center for Maritime
Studies have salvaged the
armored tip of an ancient
warship which was de-
signed for ramming enemy
vessels. It was found in the
Mediterranean off Athlit,
just south of Haifa.
The ram — as the ar-
mored tip is called — is a
massive bronze sheath end-
ing in a triple point. Cast in
one piece, it weighs 880
pounds. Parts of the vessel's
bow are still imbedded in it,

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NEW YORK — Cable TV
viewers throughout the
country will soon be seeing
made-in-Israel films featur-
ing real-life exploits of the
heroes and heroines of
Magen David Adom, Is-
rael's emergency medical
service.
The four films star the
paramedics, ambulance
drivers, blood bank techni-
cians and volunteers of
Magen David Adorn. Prod-
uction of the films was un-
derwritten by American
Red Magen David for Israel
(ARMDI), the U.S. support
arm of MDA, and they are
available to schools and
organizations on a free-loan
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Divers frequently find
parts of the hulls of ancient
cargo ships, but this is the
first time that part of a war-
ship from the Classical
period has been recovered.
After preservation, the ram
will be displayed at Haifa
University.

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One element is a huge
timber, 18 inches wide
and 14 inches thick,
which probably ex-
tended the entire length
of the vessel.

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carpentry was of just as
high quality as the casting
of the bronze.

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LISTENING
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OCCASION WAS party
for over 40 people to view "A
Day In The Life of Maryann
Zukosky" on TV's "P.M.
Magazine" . . . but it was
much more than that .. .
There was food and drinks
galore . . . signs of her
clients all over the house .. .
and a better chance to really
know this fine couple .. .
Maryann and Bob Zukosky.
Maryann practices what
she preaches, so to speak .. .
Almost everything in the
house is from a discount op-
eration . . . "Bob is as cheap
as I am," she says. "He won't
pay full price, either."
She's been doing discount
shopping for four years .. .
and this is the third edition
of her book, "A Discount
Shopping Spree _ With
Maryann Zukosky" ... a
compilation of over 750 list-
ings . . . almost everything
and anything . . . People call
Dial For Discounts daily
(547-2700) and find out
where to buy whatever at a
lower price.

In these economic
times, this is quite a boon
... Every day, Monday
Friday,
riday,
Maryann is on with War-
ren Pierce, 2:45 to 3 p.m.,
over WJR Radio . . . tel-
ling what's going on in
the discount world .. .
and on Mondays taking
calls.

Dial For Discounts is a
valued telephone shopping
service at no charge . . . with
four live persons, friends of
Maryann (all have hus-
bands, homes and children)
. . . telling people where to
get good things without
paying retail.
Back to the party . . . even
sons Derek, 10, and Jason,
9, helped out . . . dressed in
bow ties taking coats, etc.
. . . when they weren't eat-
ing all that good food pre-
pared by Chef Kyle Cun-
ningham who caters out and
works at Doug's Body Shop
on Woodward.
Maryann Zukosky knows
where to buy whatever .. .
at a discount . . . The saving
of money for her and Bob
has turned it into a very
useful business venture.

ANNIVERSARY
CONGRATS . . . to Rose

and Irving Guttman of Ir-
ving's Delicatessen . • . . on
number 35.
HARRY SOLOMON of
the Argyle Shop in Bloom-
field Plaza, Telegraph at 15
Mile, can again get into the
clothes he sells . . . espe-
cially that fine Louis Roth
line . . . The 14-pound gut is
gone after his Scarsdale
Diet . . . and now it's a mat-
ter of exercise . . . pusha-
ways from the table.
RECENT COLUMN ar-
ticle about old Omega So-
cials stirred up long dis-
tance and local phone calls
about names being left out
. . . This is always the case,
but here goes to help keep
peace . . . From Southfield,

Sol and Sybil Hoffman (he
was one of the originals),
Bertha and Ben Wasser-
man, and Joe and Irene
Kaploe . . . Cele and Adolph
"Obie" Edelheit, Detroit
Also, Virginia and -
Cohen, Geraldine and Sam
Wenner, Prof. Norman
Ginsburg, David "Duddie"
Litwin, and Bill and
Dorothy Sarut, Los Angeles
. . . Ruth and Cecil Alexan-
der, Calabasas, Calif. . . .
Mary (Harris) and Larry
LaBan, Hallandale, Fla. . . .
Roslyn and Izzy Goldfarb,
Margate, Fla. . . . and Elsie
Beck in Israel.

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SHILA MORGAN-
ROTH, hair colorist and

consultant, is now at the
Mop Shop. on Northwestern
east of Inkster Rd. . . . in the
Greenwich Village Plaza.
THIS SUNDAY isn't
only NFL and AFL Super
Bowl Sunday celebration
. . . It's also super occasion of
a party honoring 80th
birthday of football fan Lou
Serlin, who'll be called to
"Tie The Torah" tomorrow
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.

ANNIVERSARY
CONGRATS . . . to Harry

and Ann Meretsky . : . on
52nd . . . For over 30 years,
they've been running
Hasmer Sales together.

RECENT CENTRAL
HIGH 30th reunion, class

of Jan. 1925, had turnout of
75, some of whom came from
California, New York and
Connecticut . . . Picture
name tags, blowups from
their year book, blue and
white (school colors) carna-
tions by each plate, 15
miniature Central High
schoolhouse centerpieces at
each table . . . and a class
picture taken at the reunion
. . . the committee didn't
miss a trick.
Proceeds from the reu-
nion were donated in the
name of January 1952 grad
class to Central High's
Scholarship Fund.
A feature was Harold
Summers presenting a slide
and sound program high-
lighting the music, fash-
ions, headlines and head-
liners of the early '50s as
well as Central High
graduating class then and
now.
Fritzie Roth was chair-
person.

THIS WEEKEND..I

"Super Sidewalk Sale"11,
Orchard Mall merchants,
Orchard Lake Rd. and W.
Maple
ERRATA . . . It's con-
grats to Hy and Dorothy
Nudell on 42nd anniversary
. . . Howard is their son.
CONGRATS . . . to
Harold and Ida Sher . . _ on
45th anniversary . . . They
now live in Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla.. . . (9325 Lagoon Place,
zip 33324).

Inside every large pi-ob-
lem is a small problem
struggling to get out.

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