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P»g* U THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE December 16, 1977
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Singles Scene
by Marian Harelik
The Forum (ages 23 to 35) takes
a world history lesson as the
group’s education committee hosts
a documentary and discussion on
“The History of the Jews in the
Soviet Union and Their Current
The Gift that Lasts
All above are of 14 karat
gold. Chains not included and
start at $15. A. $35, D. $30, C. $35
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Situation" at 7:30 p.m. Sunday,
Dec. 18, at Danny Schwartz’s,
Apt. H-10, Shadow Hill Apts.,
2203 Plaster Rd., N.E.
For directions and details call
Danny, 321-1734.
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For a hot dog evening and
dinner too, don’t miss the Atlanta
Leisure Club's (ages 28 to 45) hot
dog supper for one parent families
at 5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18, at the
Atlanta Jewish community Center
Auditorium.
The gym and gameroom will be
open to children, with cartoons for
the very young.
Cost is SI for adults and 75 cents
for children.
For details call Jen Feldman,
adult services director, 875-7881.
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The Thursday Singles (ages 35
and up) make the folk scene as the
group hosts a folk music sing-
along led by Mike Lainoff, AJCC
assistant director, at 8 p.m
Thursday, Dec. 22, at the Atlanta
Jewish Community Center. Cost is
50 cents for members and $1 for
non-members.
For more information call 875-
7881.
The Atlanta Leisure Club invites
you to sip and tell at its wine and
cheese party on Thursday, Dec. 22,
at 8 p.m., at Irv’s place.
Cost is $1.50 for members and
$2 for non-members.
For directions and details call
Irvin Koch, 636-1156.
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Ah so! For your number one
culinary consumption, join the
Kaleidoscope sector (ages 21 to 28)
in an evening of satiating oriental
repast as the group meets for a
dutch treat dinner at Lotus
Garden, on Tuesday evening, Dec.
20. The crew will rendezvous at 8
p.m., at the Atlanta Jewish
Community Center, Zaban
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Ho! Ho! Ho! For your holiday
happening skip the humbug scene
and jingle your bells with the
Atlanta Leisure Club at the Cross
Creek Singles Holiday Party. Slay
time begins at 8 p.m. Wednesday,
Dec. 21, at the Cross Creek
Clubhouse.
Holiday spirits include a cash
bar and free hors d’oeuvres.
For the full wrap-up call 351-
4561
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Man intermarries;
1 loses inheritance
LONDON (JCNS)—Three
Appeal Court judges decided that
Sir Bruce Tuck must lose most of
his family inheritance because he
• married a ncn-Jev. u
uSdBT'tSr terms of a titist
established in 1912 by Sir Adolph
Tuck—a prominent communal
leader earlier this century—heirs
to his baronetcy had to marry an
‘‘approved wife.”
The trust settlement defined an’
“approved" wife as one “of Jewish
blood by one or both of her
parents, and who has been brought
up in and has never departed from,
and at the date of her marriage,
continues to worship according to
the Jewish faith.” The clause added
that any dispute should be settled
by the Chief Rabbi in London of
either the Portuguese or Anglo-
German community.
Two years ago. Justice Whitford
ruled that Sir Bruce’s second wife,
Pamela Nicholson (formerly
Nicky Allen, a showgirl and beauty
queen) did not qualify under the
trust’s terms because she was a
Roman Catholic. That verdict was
upheld by the Appeal Court
headed by Lord Dennings „ , m
The Court’s ruling means that
Sir Bruce, aged 51, will receive no
more than L400 a year from the
family trust. In 1970, his annuity
was reported to be L3.000.
Sir Adolph Tuck, who built up
the greeting card firm, Raphael
Tuck and Sons, was proud of his
Jewish identity and considered the
baronetcy an honor not only on
himself but to the Jews.
At the appeal, Lord Denning
said that it had been admitted that
a definition of “approved wife"
was so uncertain that it was void;
and that the uncertainty could not
be removed by recourse to the
Chief Rabbi.
However, he added, the plan
seemed a good solution to Sir
Adolph “and it seems to me a good
solution."