44 Friday, October 1, 1982
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Women Planning for Oct. 28 Israel Bond Fashion Show
Sixty women have vol-
unteered their active sup-
port for the Israel Bond
Fashion Show by joining
the Fashion Show Com-
mittee, it was announcee
by Linda Bloch and Linda
Goldman, Fashion Show
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The show, preceded by a
10:30 a.m. buffet brunch,
will begin at noon Oct. 28
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek
and will feature ready-
to-wear and haute couture
by Israel's leading de-
signers, modeled by pro-
fessional models and TV
celebrities. Guest partici-
pation will be through
minimum purchase of
$500 in Israel Bonds in
1982.
Accepting roles for the
fashion show were Miriam
Shenkman and Celia
Schwartz, hostess commit-
tee co-chairmen; Franka
Charlupski and Rosa
Schaumberg, reservation
co-chairmen; Tillie
By BEN GALLOB
Shown preparing for the Oct. 28 Israel Bond
fashion show are some of the committee chairmen:
from left, Linda Bloch, Irma Katchke, Miriam
Shenkman, Rosa Schaumberg and Franka Char-
lupski.
Brandwine, community
education chairman;
Elaine Yaker, decorations
and visual techniques
chairman; Irma Katchke,
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Copyright 1982
Erwin Lynn Features
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In 1963, Sandy Koufax
set a record with 15
strikeouts in a World
Series game. Who was his
last strikeout of this
game?
Harry Bright. On Oct. 2,
1963, Bright, batting for
Steve Hamilton, fanned for
the final out of the game.
Koufax yielded six hits, as
the Los Angeles Dodgers de-
feated the New York Yan-
kees, at Yankee Stadium, in
the first game, 5-2.
In 1951, Saul Rogovin
hurled a 17-inning com-
plete game; at that time,
the longest night game in
American League his-
tory. Who was his
catcher?
Gus Niarhos. On July 12,
1951, Rogovin yielded 12
hits in a losing decision. He
surrendered a 17th inning
single to Lou Boudreau,
who later scored the win-
ning run. The Boston Red
Sox defeated the Chicago
White Sox, in the second
game of a doubleheader, at
Comiskey Park, 5-4.
Who was the losing
pitcher in Alan Koch's
first _ major league vic-
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prospect card chairman;
Harriet Fuller, models
chairman; and Anne
Helfman, cash collection
chairman.
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from saying Kaddish for the
less prominent among us,
The growing acceptance those close people in our
by American Jews of the lives who daily touched us
commemoration of birth- with their deeds."
days of famous dead Ameri-
cans is an example of
Americanization which is
out of keeping with Jewish
tradition which stresses
commemorations
of
"yahrzeits," the anniver-
saries of deaths, according
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Rabbi Leigh Lerner of
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than of his birth," and
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Greetings on the wonderful Yom Toy
of Sukkos!
from the producer and distributors of
In the delightful shade of your Sukka
serve your family those foods that
will really make it a memoratne holiday!
Will Anniversary of Birth
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We will be closed Sun., Oct. 3rd & 10th for Succoth
tort'?
Dick Raditz. On Aug. 8,
1963, Koch entered the
game in the 10th inning, al-
lowing one hit. The Detroit
Tigers, with a run in the
10th, defeated the Boston
Red Sox, at Tiger Stadium,
6-5.
In 1931, what pitcher
surrendered Max Rosen-
feld's first career hit?
Jim Elliott. On April 21,
1931, Rosenfeld flied out in
his initial at bat in the sixth
inning. In the ninth inning,
Rosenfeld doubled for his
first hit. The Philadelphia
Phillies defeated the Brook-
lyn Robins, at Baker Bowl,
7-3.
Prizes Set for
History Essays
WALTHAM,
Mass.
(JTA) — The American
Jewish Historical Society
has announced it will
award three prizes each
academic year to reward
meritorious work in
American Jewish history.
Each prize will have a
cash award of $100.
Prizes will be awarded
for the best article pub-
lished in the society's
quarterly, "American
Jewish History"; the best
essay submitted by a col-
lege student; and for the
best essay on a local
Jewish history topic.
Iran Victory
to Aid Israel?
TEL AVIV (ZINS) —
Prof. Avraham Abir, writ-
ing in Haaretz, contends
that an Iranian victory in
the Iran-Iraq war would
benefit Israel.
Prof. Abir wrote that
Iraq has participated in
.three wars against Israel
and has never accepted a
ceasefire. He believes an
Iranian victory would lead
the so-called "moderate"
Arab states to make peace
with Israel in order to be
able to confront the
Khomeimi regime in Iran.
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