40 Friday, September 24, 1976
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
POST
GENTS past year, and a year just
GENIAL
Ronald Stern and Barry about to the day Al Jacobs
Eisenberg hosted a suffered the loss of his life
kosher catered open companion, Charlotte. We
house for over 200 guests all miss them very much.
at their Built Right Morris Shurgin has been
Center Showroom on busy doing some acting in
Livernois . . Plus the his senior citizen club and
home improvement dis- seems to enjoy the activ-
plays, also introduced ity. He is very good at it.
was a custom line of office
"Erwin Gould has had
and other furniture
some
very interesting ex-
which the gents are man-
this past year
ufacturing now in their periences
own workshop . . . Royal as the result of his work
Kosher Caterers made as a mosaicist. In Feb-
with . the yum yum ruary there was a dedica-
goodies for lunch as tion (to which most of the
champagne bubbled and Madison Club members
folks ogled with delight at attended) at the Univer-
sity of Southern Califor-
the fine presentation.
WHILE DONNA, with nia, where he donated a
help of husbant Larry large mosaic to the new
Sklar, was planning the school of gerontology. On
recent surprise "Perfect that particular d-ay there
Day" for father Norman was a TV showing of
Goldenberg's 65th birth- Erwin which had been
day, unbeknown to her, pretaped, showing him
plans were in full swing being interviewed by re-
for a surprise dinner porters of CBS, display-
party given by Larry, ing some of his work, par-
with aide of parents ticularly the one donated
Esther and Norman Gol- to USC.
denberg . . . to celebrate
Later in the year there
Donna's 40th birthday.
was another dedication of
SCOTT'S KORNER . . . two works donated to the
"T.I.T.Y., Temple Israel school of music, also at
- Temple Youths, is having USC, where the univer-
a Mitzva Day to raise sity provided a champagne
funds for the youth reception in his honor. Re-
group, Oct. 31. It is the cently, also, Erwin was in-
main fund raiser of the terviewed in his home by a
year. All the kids from the camera crew, sound crew,
youth group will go to producer and director,
various houses doing odd also from, CBS., who
jobs. If you need anything showed all the mosaics and
done, call Danny Fine, questioned him. They
547-2294."
spent altogether about
THANKS . . . to Doris four hours, taking about
Gantz Coleman . . . for 6,000 feet of film, to be
the impromptu picture of shown as a documentary,
ourselves making notes sometime this fall.
at Mark Fidrych's recent
birthday party by - Currently he- is working
Michael and Sue Gantz on a very large mural to
and Michael and Jackie be set in the wall of the
Kallen . . . Mark looks new Los Angeles High
like anything but a na- School (now under con-
struction) to be dedicated
tion's top baseball idol.
TYPO BOO BOO . . . early in 1977. Outside of
Line left out of ,recent his mosaic art, Erwin
column would have read, manages to keep very
"Parking Reserved . Only very busy! Next summer
For The Handicapped." the Goulds expect to visit
. . . (Please respect these Denmark, where he will
present a mosaic to the
signs.)
NEW CHAPTER of ORT queen, in gratefulness to
is being formed in West the country of Denmark
Bloomfield . . . Area re- who have been real
sidents interested can friends to the Jews. This
dial Anita. Ross at 626- presentation is being
9868 or Sandra Barron, prepared through • the
consul-general -of De-
851-6364.
nmark here in Los
WEST COAST corres- Angeles."
pondent, Bea Gould,
LOOKING BACK ON
writes . . . "It has been
some time since yours Columns of Yesteryears
truly sent any news . . . Nov. 15, 1968 . . .
material to Detroit, but "Dr. Felix Rosenwach
the time has come now to was walking to his office
report, so here goes: on West Seven Mile Rd.
Meetings of the Madison one afternoon recently
Athletic Club, Los when a little boy on a bike
Angeles branch, have ran' into a tree and re-
been occuring regularly ceived a pretty severe
and on the first Sunday of scalp wound . . . Felix
each month members sent one of the bystan-
meet at a restaurant, ders to call an ambulance
enjoy dinner together, and was administering
and then retire to the first aid when a lad only a
home of the current couple of years older than
meeting and social even- the victim pushed his way
ing which is always en- through the crowd that
joyed by all. Our presi- had gathered . . . 'I'm a
dent, Maurice Levin, had boy scout,' he said to
the misfortune to lose his Felix. 'You go along, sir,
dear wife, Esther, this and I'll take over.' "
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