THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
22—Friday, October 4, 1974

Danny Raskin's

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NOT TOO MANY BETTER
ways to end the High Holi-
days than by spending Yom
Kippur evening and breaking
fast at Club Cohen .. . take
it from a throng of almost 50

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28875 FRANKLIN ROAD

Cor. 12 Mile & Northwestern
355-2010

Fine Italian-French Cuisine
BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS
AND CHOICE DINNERS

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MON.-THURS., 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
FRIDAY, 11 a.m. to Midnight
SATURDAY, 4:30 p.m. to Midnight
CLOSED SUNDAYS

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the 'rabbi state how utterly "in the -swing" -again, .
to . help the guys .'n . gals
ridiculous it was ... "Well," only • this time as cOnsltants o n a
said the gent, "I was going
to donate $10,000 to the build-
ing fund." . . . "Why didn't
you say the dog was Jew-
ish?" exclaimed the rabbi.

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IN THE FARRELL'S PLAZA

Earle Mostyn's

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HOT HORS D'OEUVRES

WATCH HOW YOU SPEAK

to male hair dresser Carlos

people in the downstairs min-
iature night club at Maurice
and Margo Cohen's South-
field home . . . Plenty of
entertainment . „ . Vince
Mance, who plays piano
weekends at Saratoga Trunk,
tickling the ivories and sing-
ing . . . Sammy Woolf yodel-
ing "Yiddishe Mama," sitting
on the stage edge as some of
his grandchildren join him
in "Raindrops" while wife
Ann beamed, and, of course,
doing his wonderful rendition
of "My Way" . . . Maurice,
up since 5 a.m., then at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek all day,
where he was again hon-
ored by receiving the
Torah to carry, home at
8:30 p.m. and blaring away
with his beautiful licks on the
trumpet . . . Dr. Alan and
Bunny Nickamin recently
celebrating their 12th wed-
ding anniversary . . . Young
Lesli Cohen, with only a few
hours to go before her 14th
birthday . . . Runny, Mickey
Benyas (Don), Harriet Starr,
Margo and Belle Cohen doing
a hora while Vince belted
out a very good "Haya Na-
gela" . . . Nate "Pappy"
Fishman offering Maurice a
cigar . . . "No, thanks, I
don't have a holder large en-
ough to fit," saying Maurice
. . . so Nate gave him a
holder! . . . Mickey Benyas
with the one about the fel-
low telling his rabbi he'd like
to have a Bar Mitzva for his
dog . • "That's absurd,"
said the rabbi . . . "But he's
13 years old and I want him
Bar Mitzvaed" . . . Again

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SUNDAYS

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• SHOWERS
• SWEET SIXTEENS
• BAR or BAS MITZVAS
• POOL PARTIES
• ETC.

. . He is 6 ft., 180 lbs., a
former marine . . . and un-
defeated as a middleweight
on the Camp Lejeune boxing
team . . . Carlos also was a
first-string quarterback on
the crack Marine football
squad . . . and is now calling
signals for the Headquarters
Salon team of hairdressers in
Southfield . . . as manager
and director of hair cutting
and styling.
SIGNING IN . . . Seen by
Irving Rogovin in the window
of an outstate billiard parlor
. . . "Try our indoor pool."
TICKETS ARE GOING
fast . . . as usual . . . for
this year's Infant Service
Group affair, Oct. 26, at the
Latin Quarter . . . The an-
nual Cherub Ball takes on
another face as ISG raises
monies again for its very
fine local humanitarian and
charitable endeavors ... This
time it's a dinner-dance and
games at "Nite In Las Veg-
as" . . . with Hal Gordon and
orchestra . . . For ducats,
call Esta Weisberg (Nate),
352-0252, or Sharon Rosen
(Norm), 851-2122 . . . Hallie
Serling is ISG president.
AARON SLOOTSKY passes
on the definition of a new
science . . . "psycho-ceram-
ics" . . . the study of crack-
pots..
FLOODING CAUSED by a
water main break didn't wash
out the enthusiasm of four
local artists, Morris Last,
Marcia Alpert, Ruth Laven
and Marcia Baum, whose co-
operative studio gallery on
Livernois just north of Outer
Drive has opened again . . .
The group which opened
"Artforms" two years ago
uses all its income to obtain
new materials for the studio
. . . with shows for more
than 140 upcoming and es-
tablished artisans exposed to
a mixture of one dollar to
thousand dollar purchases
. . . Plenty of graphics, pot-
tery and sculptures from • 12
to 5 -p.m. Tuesdays through
Saturdays.
CONGRATS TO . . . Sey-
mour and Hattie Schwartz on
their 28th wedding anniver-
sary . . . From Chicago, Sey-
mour was stationed with
special services at Romulus
Air Base when he met USO
hostess Hattie Avrushin at
the Jewish Center on Wood-
ward.
MUCH CONCERN IS shown
by parents of older teen-agers
and their frustration in find-
ing "nice Jewish boys" . .
Another mother adds her
name to the growing list .. .
"We are an average, con-
servative Jewish family try-
ing to maintain a traditional
Jewish home in an ever-
changing cultural society.
Our primary concern for our
daughter is that she comes in
contact with fine young men
of her own ethnic back-
ground."
BECAUSE OF THIS DIRE
need, Social, Inc., the group
that brought so many young
people together years ago at
the Aaron DeRoy Memorial
Jewish Center on Woodward
and Holbrook, will be reor-
ganized . . . with Nate Fel-
senfeld and ourselves back

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5:30 to 7:30 p.m., Sat.

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• Choice of potato and vegetable
• Fresh loaf of bread

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559 - 4230

ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY

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but
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