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HIE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
3 Friday, hme 31, 1913
Officer Named for Chapel Fund
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
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20 GRAND cocktail
party for 46th District
Judge S. James Clarkson
was a real lively funfest for
about 200 people at Raleigh
House.
Frankie Paul on accor-
dion and Art Baker, sax,
making a lot of terrific
music . . . accompanied
throughout the evening on
drums by 17-year-old Don
Clarkson, talented son of
Betty and Jim ... Chair-
man Harry Nelson knowing
everybody . . Al Lenhard
and partner Ken Curto of
the Balloon Bar on North-
western, letting folks know
they have the best hambur-
gers in town . .
Janie Fields, Jim's coor-
dinator and treasurer, re-
miniscing with Rose and
Jules Fayne, about when
Jules was a photog and took
the wedding pictures of her
and Artie at Bel-Aire
Caterers on Woodward . .
Jim's 91-year-old mother,
Gertrude, looking more like
his sister . . . Attorney
Dave Kratze and Sol Nus-
baum smiling like many
waitresses should . . Jac-
kie Klein "the lady in red"
(blouse, that is) .
Jay Foreman telling
jokes to Councilwoman
Jean McDonnell as she
almost falls off her chair
. . . Barrister Sandy Ro-
senthal just back from his
trip to Israel and ready to
go again . . . Dr. Martin
Selik discovering lining
torn in his jacket . . -
Party so lively that Judge
Norman Feder made ar-
rangements with Frankie
Paul for a shindig he was
planning . . . Judge
Clarkson so proud of fact
he'll many off his own son
in August . . . Jim will give
the vows at Plum Hollow to
Dr. Jim and Pamela
Dockstetter.
MAIL DEPT . . "When
a person drives out of the
Northgate Apartments,
there is a high fence which
obstructs the views of traffic
coming from the south side.
It is impossible to see if
there is any traffic coming.
n
Also, could they put a nggn
on 10 Mile and Greenfield
saying, 'Watch Out For
Senior Citizens'? I worry
every time I cross it, with
the new law allowing right
turns."
—A Senior Citizen
VERY GOOD REASON
why Sonia and Frank
Shaenborn are such proud
parents . . son Steve
graduated from College of
Osteopathic Medicine and
Surgery ilk Des Moines,
Iowa.
FOR TICKETS to the
ninth annual Bob-Lo Moon-
light Cruise by Mr. & Mrs.
Group, City of Hope, July
19, call Chairmen Meyer
Feinstein. 356-4918. or Sol
Lakind, 354-6476.
WHILE VACATION-
ING in Florida, Lillian
Berger was called back to
Detroit to participate in a
bunch of pleasant surprises
during Secretary's Week
. . radio and TV inter-
views, key to the city by
Mayor Coleman Young.
After 50 years of service,
a young looking 70-year-old
Lillian had been retired
from the Detroit Board of
Education. 100 guests
attended ihe roast that
made her face red . . . but
with tears of joy and laugh-
ter . . Lillian's last day of
work is today.
JEWISH NATIONAL
FUND dinner honoring es-
tablishment of the Charles
and Florence Milan Park in
Israel, at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek
Charlie quite humorous
on the dais . . , Judge
Nathan Kaufman thinking
of retiring this year after 25
years on the bench . . .
Moe Brandwine every-
body's great guy .. . Rabbi
Leon Fram wishing he had
middle initial . . . Norman
Cottler in his usual sarto-i
rial splendor plus that
sharp mustache he is sport-
ing these days . . . Lady
taking napkins from a table
with empty seats so as to
cover herself from the neck
down . . . That wasn't his
purse Irwin I. Cohn was car-
rying .. it belonged to
wife
Mel Schulman reminisc-
ing back to when he was in
the flower business 35 years
ago . . . staying somewhat
along the same line . .
being a landscaper for many
years ... Charlie finally
fulfilling promise to Flor-
ence after all these years of
marriage . . . to give her a
big birthday party —
June 21, same day as their
testimonial dinner, was also
her birthday . . . as a cake
was brought out and
everyone sang "Happy
Birthday" to Florence.
AFTER PRESENTA-
TION of diplomas at the
West Bloomfield Jewish
Center nursery, all
graduates and parents par-
ticipated in an oneg Shabat
. . . For this portion of the
program, graduates' caps
were replaced by the special
felt yarmulkes for boys and
head coverings for girls that
had been made by the clas-
ses during a recent art
period . . Blessings over
the candles, wine and halls
were led by five-year-old
Darren Avig, son of Penny
and Stuart Avig and grand-
son of Lillian Hellman . .
The pre-schoolers enter-
tained and the oneg Shabat
concluded with a sweet
table prepared by Joyce
Epstein, nursery super-
visor, who says, "Many of
the best chefs in West
Bloomfield are the Jewish
Center nursery children." ,
BIG BIG SORRY . . . to
our mom, Mrs. Minnie Ras-
kin. . for not saying
HAPPY. BIRTHDAY on
her great day last week.
NEW YORK —James M.
Gavin has been named co-
chairman of the $5.5 million
campaign to build the first
Jewish chapel at the U.S.
Bedouin Moshav
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
first Bedouin moshav in Is-
rael, located in the Raffiah
salient has been officially
dedicated. It will house 100
Bedouin families who were
dislodged from their tradi-
tional sites when the land
was expropriated for Jewish
settlements.
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