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May 31, 1985 - Image 46

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1985-05-31

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Friday, May 31, 1985

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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31005 ORCHARD LAKE RD. at 14 Mile • Farmington Hills

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on as the eccentric Unstabled
and the other moved to the
basement of the Earle Hotel.
The Stables moved again to the
Wolverine Hotel where it be-
came the Masque Theater and
soon died.
The Riviera on Grand River
and the Vest Pocket Theater
further up the street had their
days of glory. Nederlander's
Riviera survived because it had
room for large musicals such as
My Fair Lady and sexy Harry
Belafonte performed 'there. The
intimate Vest Pocket thrived
with Hair and Boys in the Band
from 1968-70. Both theaters are
now part of the boarded-up
Grand River wasteland.

SUNDAY
BRUNCH

11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

$75 0

$49 5

FEATURING INTERNATIONAL CUISINE

Adults

Children
Under 10

Northland Playhouse ran
shows under a geodesic dome
and then in the open air with
mosquitoes biting theater-goers.
A tent blew away in a summer
storm. When managing director
Kenny Schwartz took away the
shelter, the lights attracted in-
sects from miles around. The
geodesic dome was set up but
the heavy patter of rain
drowned out all the dialogue
and all action was suspended
until the rain stopped.
The Attic Theater, the Fourth
Street Playhouse and others of
their ilk have had their share of
problems. Yet they manage to
survive, seemingly on a shoestr-
ing but with some real talent."

We Specialize In

Our Extensive Menu Offers A Variety Of
Domestic & International Dishes,
Specializing In Far East Cuisine.

CATERED AFFAIRS



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The futuristic Humanities Faculty buildings on the Mount Scopus
campus of Hebrew University. The university is celebrating its 60th
anniversary this year.

El Al Boosts Capacity

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your choice of Meriwether's "Fresh from Nature Entrees." There's the
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Fresh Boston Scrod and our unique San Francisco Stirfry.
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Tel Aviv — El Al Israel Airlines
is studying the possibility of ac-
quiring one or more additional
Boeing 747 aircraft to increase
what officials called the "very low
capacity" capability of the present
21-aircraft fleet.
According toA viation Week and
Space Technology Magazine, the
capacity shortage has been
exacerbated by the recent addi-
tion of a route from Tel Aviv to
Chicago and Los Angeles on
which traffic has been unexpec-
tedly high.
El Al is looking primarily at a
747-300 aircraft with a stretched
upper deck and a gross weight of
830,000 pounds, although it has
not formally ruled out other
choices.
Much of the shortage of

Lung Line
In Service

Denver — The National Jewish
Hospital/National Asthma Serv-
ice in Denver has set up a Lung
Line Information Service for
questions about lung and im-
munologic diseases. There are
registered nurses on duty to take
calls Monday-Friday.
To reach the Lung Line, dial
1-800-222-LUNG.

capacity has come about because
El Al has been devoting a high
proportion of its eight 747s to
cargo work.
With the spring tourist season,
El Al converted one of its all-cargo
747s to a mixed passenger/cargo
configuration.
To make up for the loss of cargo
capacity this will entail, El Al has
devised a system for increasing
the lower-deck cargo capacity on
its Boeing 767s from the nominal
nine metric tons (19,800 pounds
the aircraft normally carries to 15
metric tons (33,000 pounds),
without reducing passenger load.

Fountain
Of Youth?

Jerusalem — Recent research
by Hebrew University of
Jerusalem scientists on the com-
position of cell membranes and on
ways of altering their composition
has shown that the properties of
membranes enclosing aged cells
and of the cells themselves can be
changed back to those of young
cells.
This result from a change in the
proportions of certain phos-
pholipids (fat-like substances
which contain phosphate) and the
cholesterol content in the mem-
brane.

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