THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

28 Friday, October 14, 1977

COUNTRY
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B-B RIBS • B-B CHICKEN

Danny Raskin's

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LISTENING
POST

WEEK FROM this Sun-
day (on Oct 23) is the date
Glennwood Chapter of
Women's American ORT
has its now famous Lox Box
Breakfast ... de livered to
your door. .bagels. lox.
cream cheese, orange juice.
cake, etc...The cost for two.
four and six people boxes
are most reasonable.. and
the beneficiaries of ORT
heartily thank everyone for
their support of this very
worthy project.
Call Sharon Dworkin. 967-
3382 by Monday (no Sabbath
call to her or Diane Gussin.
644-1914
Central
REUNIONS...
High Class of '57. .20th one at
Roma Hall of Bloomfield.
Nov. 5... Call 398-2455 or 626-
2228... Highland Park High
1947-1977 30-year reunion.
Nov. 5 at Behnan Social
Hall on Lahser...557-8862 or
548-4319.
NOSTALGIA
DANCE
time is here again for the
Mr. and Mrs. Group. City of
Hope... at its Third Annual
Dance. Oct. 22. at Bnai
David... Dancing togeth-
erness to Frank Venice's
music of the 50's and 60's...
Call Harry Hoffman for
tickets. 548-6600
DISA 'N DATA... George
Klein of Livonia Mall still
telling of the nine-foot sail-
fish he caught in Acapulco
while there with wife Helen
seven years ago...It's on the
wall of his office at Trav-
elers Tower...Helen Snyder
a blonde...George Zeff
throwing out his French
expressions to those he
doesn't want understanding
him, Shirley and Iry Lach-
man waiting until snow
comes before that invitation
on their house boat...
Mickey Goodman promoting
"How To Succeed In Busi-
ness" at Alvaro's Dinner-
Theater...Jimmy and Nat
Coleman a brother act
again at Southfield Athletic
Club...Babe Wasserman
looking young as ever...Ben
Kasle talking of growing
back the beard he shaved
off two years ago because
"I hate to shave" ... Wonder
what -Marty Weinstock or
Phil Applebaum would look
like without their
beards?...Shirley Cash tell-
ing of son Steve winning a
gong show in Hollywood...
Wasserman .Jewelers a real
Sid Wasserman family
affair at Lawyer's Title
Bldg. in Sheffield Office
Plaza on Big Beaver in
Troy... George Bass, presi-
dent of Downtown Syna-
gogue, honored last Sunday
morning with a 72nd birth-
day celebration in his honor.
BEST BET Of The Week-
end... Detroit Business-
men's Group, City of Hope
Dinner-Dance. Sunday, at
Michigan Inn... with Eng-
land's Clive Baldwin doing

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VINCENZO'S

"An Evenim! With Al
Jolson."

HY LEWIS WRITES:

"Roy Foreman. recently
retired from the business
world and still a physical

fitness huff. tells about his
grandson. Bradley Good-
man. Bradley. 13-years-old.
is following close in the
tennis footsteps of his dad.
Norman. Brad is already
assured of a tennis scholar-
ship. he is that good. in
fact. recently at Ft. Lauder-
dale. Bradley was observed
while playing there by Chris
Evert's father. who invited
Brad to play a few sets with
Chris' younger sister. While
Bradley didn't get to play
with the No. 1 seeded
women's world tennis
champion. he did beat her
sister,. Watch the sports
page for the continuing saga
of Bradley Goodman.
"Charlie Hoptman finally
got,the answer to the ques-
tion (again with the good
old days). Charlie thought
that Monk Watson held
sway at the Ferry Park
Theater. while Iry Pitt. who
ushered at the fabulous Fox
in Detroit at the age of 16.
says... along with .Jules
Olen. Meyer Feinstein.
Buddy Nathanson and
others... that Monk was
playing at the Grand Riv-
iera for years...Freddie
Stritt was at the State Thea-
ter, band leader Sam Jack
Kaufman directed the great
Fox Theater orchestra for
many years-(circa the 30's)
and the most entertaining
vaudeville was at the
Regent. Grand Blvd. and
Woodward. where most
every Saturday we would
pack a lunch and stay for at
least two performances.

"Blanche and Jay Joseph.
at the annual picnic and
barbecue of the Mr. and
Mrs. Group. City of Hope.
held at Oak Park. (in the
park) commenting that
while there was an abun-
dance of food left over.
there was no problem of
left-overs. Many senior citi-
zens invited themselves
over and had a ball.
"Dr. Sidney Friedlaender
commenting on a recent
Listening Post column. the
nostalgic 20's and 30's...
clearly remembering the
old school days at Trow-
bridge and later listening to
brother and colleague. Dr.
Alex. who with his clarinet.
making like 'Benny Good-
man'... We hope that Alex
never becomes 'allergic' to
the reed.
"To Dorothy and .Joe
Schechter...No apology is
necessary (reading. about
our 40th wedding anniver-
sary in Danny's column).
Your card is beautiful.. just
be on time for our 50th."

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