- d Ceder CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 Page 11 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Friday, November 10, 1950 Tells of Dinner Professionals Plan Institute Professional staff members tion agencies interested in join- from local constituent agencies I ing one of the groups may call M. Mandelkorn, WO. 5-3939. of the Jewish Welfare Federation Ben have formed three study groups which will begin meeting this Concert Rally Slated week in preparation for the In- Service Training Institute to be by Music Study Club held in January and February, A concert rally and luncheon Harold Silver, chairman of the will be held by the Music Study Institute and executive director Club at the home of Mrs. Nor- of the Jewish Social Service man Allan, 18507 Northlawn, at Bureau, announced. 11 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 18. Eva Ravnitzky of North End The concert, to be held at the Clinic and Samuel Marcus of Art Institute on Nov. 30, will 12th Street Council Center head present two young musicians, the group whose topic is "Role Kurt Saffir, pianist, of Detroit, of the Jewish Professional Work- and Esther Glazer, violinist, this er in Communal Service." The year's winner of the Naumberg group will meet at 8 p.m., Mon- Foundation Award. day, at the home of William Avrunin, associate director of Home for Aged to Hold Federation. The group on "Jewish Commun- Mrs. Jack Seder, president of Open House for Public the Jewish Women's European ity Organization" is under the Residents of the Jewish Home chairmanship of Frank Loewen- Welfare Organization, an- for the Aged will be hosts at an berg of 12th street Council Cen- nounces that the group will open house from 1 to 5 p.m., celebrate its 23rd anniversary ter. Its initial meeting will be Sunday, Dec. 10, Myron A. Keys, Monday, Nov. 20, at at 8 p.m. wtih a dinner-dance at 6 p.m., president of the Home, an- Sunday at the Bel-Aire Ter- the 12th street Center. nounces. Rachel Manela and Saul Koe- race. Dave Diamond and his The open house will give mem- orchestra will entertain with nigsberg of Jewish Social Service Gertrude Rabbit, vocalist. Cer- Bureau, head the third study bers of the community an op- tificates of merit will be pre- group which will deal with "The portunity to visit the home. sented to members with 25 Jewish Component in Jewish Whether for the latest news or Communal Service." Its first years of service or more. meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m., the best in advertising, it always pays to read the Jewish Chronicle Monday, at Silver's home. Kapustin to Lecture Professionals of local Federa- the year 'round. PHIL ROTHSCHILD E'VE HAD A FEW questions last week . • . he's getting back tossed at us concerning the into the stride after that attack "kiss" . . . here's some stuff that of polio. Mazel Toys to the Asher Tilch- was dug up in our research en- ins at the arrival of their boy- deavors: A farewell kiss should last for 8 lbs. and 4 oz. 32 seconds ... that is, when those Taking the prize in the Henry concerned are to be separated for Morgenthau (Bnai Brith) cos- a long time. However, the parting tume party last week were Mor- goodby kiss for the wife in the rey Rochlin and Trudy Haftka. • • • morning should last 10 seconds. Oliver Hereford defines a kiss FAMOUS LAST WORDS: "It's as "A course of procedure, cun- All Fixed!" • • • ningly devised for the mutual stoppage of speech at a moment PIIILALUJAUS .. . Bert Gordon's sunning himself when words are superfluous.' "Kissing definitely shortens down in Miami.... Charles Spin- life," writes a physician . .. but ner and Janet Beckman hook up doctor, can you think of a more this month. . . . Louis Gorzecks delightful way of committiiit, expect the stork in January. Thanks for the pat on the back slow, linger ing suicide? • • • from the Pioneer Women via Miss G. Nussbaum. We always WJNNING 'ROUND TOWN Twosomes here and there .. . treasure those little appreciative dancing were Harold Goodman notes. • • • and Helen Adelman, Maureen Gach and Al Waterstone, Paul WHAT TO DO .. . Nov. 11—Evening at Joy Penslar and Gerry Fishman, Rae Morganroth and Danny Klein, Crantz's shack at 17367 Monica, Art Schwartz with Roberta Alter, there'll be a party and you can Leonard Wayne with Maureen ge a date by calling YPC N. West Levitt, Helen Karbal and Karl Club's blind-dating hostess at UN. at Young Israel Center Dr. Max Kapustin, of the Muroff. 4-3121. SPECIALIZING IN Anne Zelonka pens some info Young Israel Adult Institute fac- More on dates ... Jerri Norbert and Sol Sakwa, Shirley Ziegel- re the Jr. Hadassah's hayride ulty, will &liver the second in a man and Milt Alfred, Eleanor party this Satdee (11) at Morey's series of social study lectures at Yarrows and Syd Webber, Nori . . . after the ride you can in- 8:4.3 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 15 Stramer and Seymour Podolsky. dulge in dancing, food and what- at the Young Israel Center. • • • His lecture is entitled "The nots ... call TO. 8-4593 for reser- Contemporary American Scene." SHORT SNORTS .. . vations. Tonite (Nov. 10) take a gander Conversed with Henry Ehrlich over to the Temple Israel and Hawkins" day . . . meet at Shaa- SUGGESTIONS: partake with the JWVets pre- rey Zedek parking lot at 2:30. Egg Rolls and Butterfly Shrimp; Lobster, Cantonese Style; Armistice Day Services. • • • War Sui Guy with Almonds. The Huntington Woods ORT of Birthday NOW FOR A BIT hang out the welcome sign for Newly remodeled distin- music and congrats for our corm their charity party on Nov. 14 at readers Max Olit, Harold Lu- guished restaurant-delicates - OPEN 11:30 - 3 A.M. DAILY the Carpenters Union Hall on 12- piloff, Leo Glantz, Mickey Roth, 8050 SECOND sen and bar Friday and Saturday - Open to 4 A.M. Mile Road in Berkley. TR 3-5340 Dorothy Eizen, Annette Marx, Ed Gents—here's another shindig Singer, Sid Freeman, Virginia • Luncheon (ORDERS PREPARED FOR CARRY-OUT) for you to attend . . . The B & P Rosenthal, Sam Kaner, Charles • Dinner Gals of Bnai Brith hold their Finkelstein, Mary Fortgang, Doris • Late Snacks cocktail party on Saturday night Dworkin, Jeanne Chetkin, Adolph at the Detroiter Hotel . . and Markowitz, Iry Weinstein, Iry "FOR TIIOSE WHO TREASURE to make this packed week-end Wold, Marty Taub, Alma Fox, EATING PLEASURE" complete, the Masada gang has Larry Spicker and Gilda Warrick. Our Specialty—Steaks, Chops, Sea Food TR. 2-4375 designated Nov. 12 as their "Sadie a.m., including And we'll play the anniversary Open daiyl from 11:30 continuous enter- Sundays. Smarm waltz for these folks this week tainment. . . . the Herb Schelbergs on their Park at Montcalm CA. 8310 7th; the Leonard Horwitzes on PEACOCK DELICATESSEN & RESTAURANT their 9th. Full Course Dinners, Lunches and Carry Out Service • • • Open Every Day 10 a.m. 'till 2 a.m. DELICIOUS HOME MADE SOUPS AND . . . 18663 LIVERNOIS between Clarita & Margareta Tonight, Friday the 10th, will Prepared in Our Own Kitchen • • be happy birthday time at the WANNA EAT? WANNA DRIN K? WANNA DANCE? • • Town Pump when Chef Tommy 928 W. McNichols Webb cuts the cake celebrating • • his 3rd anniversary with the Open Daily—Sundays at 5 p.m. • DELICATESSEN • • Pump . . . there'll be plenty of Grand River at Bagley about for the guests. Phone WO. 3-1022 "Blue Room" Open • cake years of line food, liquors. Rec'd memo from Nick Lucas e Luncheons 11:30 to p.m. Dinnrs TO. 6-9804 : m. of Miller Sea Food and Chop 3 toe Open Sundays 1 to - 10 - p. — • 12162 DEXTER • House out Woodward way, boast- 316 EAST LAFAYETTE. WO. 4-8441. Open ing over 26 varieties of sea food. Famous Chinese and American Dishes Boesky's. CHINA DOLL DINING AT ITS BEST 11th SI. & Hazelwood NOW . . Town Pump so ••• •••••••• • •••••••••••ii4 • • • • • . . • • • • LIBERMAN'S MENJO'S • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . FOR FAMOUS ITALIAN FOOD AND DELICACIES r3. Good, Wholesome Food . . . Served in a Tempting Manner! I MARIA'S PIZZERIA RESTAURANT 1 r r.i • CARRY OUT SERVICE • Air Conditioned Open from 4 p.m. to 3 a.m. Closed Monday t 20176 Livernois (South of 8 Mile Rd.) Beautifully Decorated CLUB GREZ 935 Lawndale off 8600 W. Fort. PRESENTING GEZA SANDRAY and His GYPSY ORCHESTRA PLUS A SENSATIONAL FLOOR SHOW * MORGANA * from Hollywood "TILE WOMAN WITH 100 FACES" Direct MARGARET CARTER, Beautiful Singer Plus HAL COGGAN — Comedy & Novelty M. C. • • 2 Shows Nightly — Dancing Every Night Except Monday Serving HUNGARIAN and AMERICAN Dinners Specializing in Hungarian Chicken Paprikash Catering to Parties, Banquets, Wed- ding Receptions and Club Meetings in our Private Wine ROOM FOR RESERVATIONS — PHONE VI. 2-9294 CAROUSEL "A Most Unusual Spot" Featuring • Lunches • Dinners • Late Snacks Prepared in Russian-American Style by COL F. MAYBOHM PLAN TO HAVE YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER WITH US. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW! Private Dining Room Avail- able for Parties, Socials, etc. 4416 N. Woodward (2 Mks. S. of 14 Mile Rd.) Phone: Lincoln 2-5000 Noon to Midnight. For a Delightful Dinner Surprise Try the "Shiek Special" or "Barbe- cued Lamb." Home Made Pastries. Open Sundays. 3020 GRAND RIVER. Free Parking. TE. 2-8600. Private Banquet Rooms. Serving the World's Finest Steaks, Chops and Sea Food for more than 26 years. All Reef aged in our own cellars. - - Chop House CARL'S M 7113 PURITAN UN. 4-9816 k•oI ..$ '4 Robin Hood's Hund's Downtown SHEIK CAFE Thirty ILLER'S Sea Food and Chop House SEAFOOD DINNERS SPECIALISTS IN DELICIOUS FAMOUS FOR STEAKS, CHOPS AND CHICKEN Room Available for Parties and Banquets Closed Monday Choice Varieties of Beer and Wine TO. 9-3760 On Woodward, One Block S. of 7 Mile Road 15207 W. '1 Mile - VE. 8-9749 SALERNO PIZZERIA ... Pies, Spaghetti and R Featuring Famous Pizza Open Sundays 2 p.m. to 3 a.m. avi Chicken, Steaks from $1.50 Weekdays 4 p.m. to 3 a.m. Prices Serving the Finest Food at Moderate ht very Nig Sunday • sparkling Entertainment. Dancing • Every Open S Tues., Rumba Night No Cover or Min. Mo SI Catering to Parties and Banquets—ClosedMonday TU. 2-3 85S CAFE LOUNGE 15241 E. Warren at Barham ___ — COURSE DINNERS SERVING FULL - BOESKY'S D'S • BUDDY'S RIBS AND CHICKEN OFF THE FIRE Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m. HOME MADE PINEAPPLE CHEESE PIE BAR-B-Q 2-8500 9050 Twelfth at Clairmount - WE DELIVER - TR. DANNY LAMBARD at Corby's • SEA FOOD • LOBSTER • CIIOPS • STEAKS 1525 W. MCNICIIOLS RD. Open Every Day—Free Parking in Rear THE RUSSIAN BEAR INN 62 E. Columbia, swat to Cinema Theatre Luncheon - Dinner Choice Liquors Open 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Open Sundays Ilenri's String Ensemble WO, 1-0983.