THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
38—Friday, July 24, 1970
Danny Raskin's
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THIS IS THE UPSTAIRS ro
mance saga of George and Rut!
Haar, who were recently feted by
135 at a Golden Wedding Anniver
sary at Town and Country Club
Ruth Welt's father, Elias Welt
owned a restaurant downstairs
from where they lived on Hastings.
. . . Next door was a dry goods
store owned by Gittel Last, whose
family lived upstairs, too .
George's mother was in Austria,
and since the Lasts knew his fam-
ily in Europe, he was a constant
visitor to their abode . . . One day
Ruth was there . . . "What a Beau
Brummel! What a go-getter!" . .
she exclaimed . . . They went
steady for a year, then wed six
months later, with 300 guests in
full dress . . the men wearing
top hat and tails.. . . Their 50th
Anniversary added another golden
link to the beautiful life of George
and Ruth Haar.
SHELLE THE MANICURIST at
Ch a r t e r House Barber Salcn
(Slaughterhouse No. 2), gets kidded
quite a bit about her being a fine
lover . . . It's for very sure though
since that's her name — Sheik
Lover! ... She has a brother Allan,
who is listed as A. Lover!
GRANDPARENTS RUTH AND
JULES Olen beamed when they
recently presented a $20 check to
Charlie Hoptman, president of City
of Hope Mr. and Mrs. Group . . .
9-year-old grandson Craig Reider
and Laurence Cutler had a carni-
val to raise money for the City of
Hope, assisted by Carl Berlin.
Andrea Reider, Susie Gordon and
Jeffrey Cutler . . . The hot dogs,
drinks and games in Leonard and
Marlene Reider's back yard netted
the whopping $20 by the young-
sters.
JOE FORBES, • mayor of Oak
Park, reports the sign in a Miami
Beach cocktail lounge, "Please do
not stand up while the room is in
motion." . . . It reminds me of the
famous sign that was posted over
a bar of an officers' club in Guam
during the last war, "Air Corps
colonels under 21 will not be served
unless accompanied by their par-
ents."
JULIE ANN ROSEN, six-year-
old daughter of Bert and Lee
Rosen, had just received a scolding
from her mother ... Weeping vio-
lently, the youngster cried "You
don't love me any more." . . .
"Certainly I love you," Lee said.
"No you don't," replied little Julie
Ann. "If you did you'd talk to me
like you do when we have com-
pany."
PICNIC FOR 50 muscular dys-
trophy children and their parents
is again set by Yetz-Cohen Ladies
Auxiliary of Jewish War Veterans,
Aug. 2, 2 p.m. in Peterson Park on
Greenfield between Curtis and
Coyle. . . . All the trimmings—hot
dogs, watermelon, pop, cookies and
candy . . . plus ventriloquist, magi-
cian and sing-along.
FROM NEW YORK writes for-
mer Detroiter Sam Getsman, still
in the recording business, about a
young lady friend of his wife, Elsie,
who landed a job in a big Broad-
way night club ... and by way of
celebration brought home a small
bottle of champagne to share with
her family . . She had barely
popped the cork, writes Sam, when
her mother ran to the telephone
and called the doctor . . . "You
should come quick," ordered
mama. "Sadie's got us drinking
shampoo!"
Buskin Players to Stage 'Dark of the Moon'
The Buskin Players, an incorpo- I The Buskin Players, a member
rated, nonprofit theatrical corn- of the American Educational The-
pany that performs benefit pro- ater Association, is run by a board
, ductions. will present "Dark of of directors elected from the mem-
the Moon" 8 p.m. this Saturday bership, and their dues help pur-
and Sunday. as well as Aug. 1, 2, chase proos and costumes. Pre-
8 and 9, at Oak Park High School. viously, they have performed at
Directed by Barry Levine, with Northland Playhouse, Mercy Col-
Paul Silverman as executive pro• lege and the Grosse Pointe War
ducer, the play marks the latest Memorial. Proceeds go to charit-
in a series of productions by the able causes.
company, consisting of more than
Tickets may be purchased at the
75 college and high school stu- , door as a tax-deductible donation.
dents throughout-the state of Mich- t
igan, as well as Ohio, Illinois, In-
Prayer does not change God, but
diana, Connecticut, Massachu- changes him who prays.—Soren
setts and New York.
Kierkgaard
CHECKER BAR -!-G
2 Northland Shows Set 'Saucy Sylvia' Stoun
Song stylist
"Saucy Sylvia"
Stoun is appear-
ing at the Royal
Ascot Supper
Club, 1200 South-
field, Lincoln
Park. The Royal
As cot presents
Saucy Sylvia
Wednesday
through Saturday
in a limited en-
ga gement.
During August, Northland Center
will host two events.
The works of more than 50 artists
will be on display throughout the
center in the Sam Field Art Show,
July 30-Aug. 15. The exhibit also
will feature demonstrations in
weaving, glassblowing, jewelry de-
sign and sketching.
The new fall fashions can be
seen in Northland's fall fashion
preview commentated by WJBK's
Jackie Crampton, Aug. 3, 10 and
17.
Jerry Ross and his orchestra will
provide variety entertainment be•
fore and after the shows, 9 p.m.
Miss Stoun
True generosity gives recogni-
tion.—Goethe
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Music by Muzak
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OUR BEAUTIFUL TEMPLE ROOM IS DE-
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a.m. to 2 a.m.
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11 a.m. to
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MON. THRU SUN.,
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DELICATESSEN & RESTAURANT
Specializing in
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Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 1 a.m.
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