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THANKS ... To barrister Jack Bindes
... for the 1960s or 1970s picture of his
late father, Morrie Bindes, myself and
"a bunch of other mugs" seated at a
table during a Masonic dinner ... To
insurance gent Howard Camden ... for
the 1969 London Chop House menu
and other interesting things ... They're
very much appreciated since all our files
were totally destroyed in the Jewish
News fire of last January.
KORN KORNER ... From Marilyn
Tringali ... A shnorer (beggar) is used to
receiving a set donation from a certain man
every week. One day, when the shnor-
er comes for the money, the man tells
him that he cannot give him anything.
"I have had terrible expenses recent-
ly. My wife became very sick, and I
had to send her to a health resort. It is
very cold there, so I had to buy-her
new clothes and a fur coat."
"What!" the shnorer yells. "With my
money?"
OLDIE BUT GOODIE Dept. ...
From Bud Sherbow ... A city boy,
Kenny, moved to the country and
bought a donkey from an old farmer
for $100. The farmer agreed to deliver
the donkey the next day.
The following day, the farmer drove
up and said, "Sorry, son, but I have
some bad news, the donkey died."
Kenny replied, "Well, then, just give
me my money back."
"Can't do that," said the farmer. "I
went and spent it already."
"Okay then, just unload the don-
key," said Kenny.
The farmer asked, "What ya gonna
do with him?"
Kenny: "I'm going to raffle him off"
Farmer: "You can't raffle off a dead "
donkey!"
Kenny: "Sure, I can. Watch me. I
just won't tell anybody he is dead."
A month later the farmer met up
with Kenny and asked, "What hap-
pened with that dead. donkey?"
Kenny: "I raffled him off. I sold 500
tickets at two dollars apiece and made
a profit of $898."
Farmer: "Didn't anyone complain?"
Kenny: "Just the guy who won. So I
gave him his two dollars back."
Kenny grew up and eventually
became the chairman of Enron. El