Friday, May 18, 1919 29

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Danny Raskin's

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THERE'S A GREAT

sentimental value attached
to the brooch lost by Sarah
Rogoff . . . it belonged to her
mother . . . and was a family
heirloom.
Happened when Sarah
and Dr. Abraham Rogoff
attended the lecture, April
25, by Major General
George Keegan, Jr. at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Dr. Rogoff found the
chain on which the brooch
was hanging on the floor
near the coat room after the
lecture . . . and it was sup-
posedly seen on the counter
by a friend.
If you know of the brooch,
please contact either Dr. or
Sarah Rogoff or this col-
umn.
Its return will bring much
happiness to a crestfallen
daughter.

BEST BET OF THE
WEEKEND ... "Mad Ad-

ventures Of Rabbi Jacob" a
comedy movie being shown
8 p.m. Sunday by Bnai
David Men's Club of South-
field.
"THEY SAY THAT se-
eing is believing. The
enclosed photo tells it all,"
says Toby and Jimmy Laker
. . . "WE HAVE OPIUM"
. . . was on the window of
Levin Discount Cosmetics
in Oak Park . . . Opium is a
perfume.

BIRTHDAY CON-
GRATS ... to Tom Mittel-

dorf on number 75.

TEMPLE EMANU-EL

Couples' White Elephant
Garage Sale . . . its ninth
annual . . . is set for 9 a.m.
June 3.
Anyone having anything
old they want picked up,
other than clothes or up-
holstered furniture, call
Stan Klein, 559-4855, or
Jeff Mosoff, 585-0019 . . . or
the temple office, 967-4020.

NEW CONCEPT BY

Rhoda Weiss, bosslady of
Rhodika Cosmetics is
"Beauty Has No Age" .. .
She is showing and teaching
women (50 plus) the art and
gratification of looking good
at any stage in life . . . in-
cluding Rhodika's natural
make-up face lift . . . Ac-
cording to Rhoda, retire-
ment is a time for fun,
beauty and pampering.
She'll be at Franklin Club
Apartments on Franklin
Rd. in Southfield 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday . . . lecturing on a
better way to look and feel
about oneself.
Busy Rhoda and her
Rhodika is also having a
day of beauty for "50 plus
senior citizen women" at
Connie's Salon, Evergreen
_ and 11 Mile in Lathrup
Landing, May 22, 10 to 4.
CORRECTION . . . At
recent Knights of Pythias,
Detroit Lodge "Third
Seder," four questions were
asked by eight-year-old Eric
Perlstein, son of Susan and
Philip Perlstein . . . Prev-
iously mentioned Jennifer
Scherr did some reading
and explanation.

There is that pretendeth
himself poor, yet hath great
wealth.

Piano Recital
Slated Sunday

JOSH NEWMAN,

12-year-old son of Elaine
and Dan Newman, took first
place for his age group at
the Regional Math Cham-
pionship held at Oakland
University for junior high
and middle school.
He competed against stu-
dents tested as their school's
best in Oakland, Wayne and
Macomb counties.
May 19, Josh will com-
pete with the state champs
at Central Michigan in Mt.
Pleasant . . . He attends Or-
chard Lake Middle School. .

FORMER DE-
TROITERS LIVING in

the Dallas-Ft. Worth area
are getting together for a
reunion 8:30 p.m. June 23,
at Bagelstein's on Spring
Valley and Coit . . . Fay
Schoenfeld, 4411 N. Central
Expressway, Dallas, Tex.
75205 is the gal for the info
. . . 528-4660.

Pianist Paul Burns will
present a solo recital 3 p.m.
Sunday in the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts Recital Hall.
His program will include
works by Rameau, Mozart,
Schumann and Janacek. A
reception will follow at 5:30
p.m. at Detroit Focus Gal-
lery, 1010 Beaubien, De-
troit.
Tickets will be available
at the door. Proceeds will
benefit Detroit Focus Gal-
lery.

Oak Park and the city's
Beautification Advisory
Commission will sponsor
special "junk away" days
Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Large, bulky items placed
at the curb will be removed
by the city during the three
days. The city does not have
to be called for special
pick-up.

TOMORROW NIGHT

ANNUAL DONOR AF-
FAIR by Zedakah Club this

year will be called "Brunch
and Broadway" . . . 11 a.m.
May 23 at Raleigh House
. . . Funds raised by the
hard-working gals are to aid
indigent aged and mentally

ill.
ERNEST DRUCKER,

Grant Renewed

NEW YORK — The Pepsi
Cola Co. recently renewed
its annual grant of $15,000
to the American Jewish
Congress for its "Friend of
My Soul" radio program in
New York.

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at Roma's of Bloomfield is
the Central High Reunion
for classes of 1935, 1936,
1937 and 1938.

owner of Executive Custom
Shirtmakers on Woodward
in Birmingham, has a most
unique operation . . . For
special customers like beer
tycoon John Stroh and
jewelry gent Jerry Kraft--
dal', he makes customized
shorts and nightshirts also.
This isn't all . Ernest
even makes ladies shirts .. .
and for one Canadian cus-
tomer (they come from all
over), he made a one-piece
shorts and shirt so the fel-
low wouldn't have trouble
with his shirt coming out.
Ernest has an extremely
skilled staff in the bac-
lu-oom workshop . . . People
like Bob Nitz, cutter, shop
foreman, have been with
him around 15 years .. .
About five people in the
back are on tables and sew-
ing machines . . . making
the shirts like in the age-
old, wonderful way of cus-
tom shirt making.
Making custom shirts
with desired collars and
cuffs is not a lost art . . . Er-
nest Drucker and his staff
prove this at Executive
Cusom Shirtmakers.

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