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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

26 Friday, August 3, 1919

Leonard Bernstein Cited

Danny Raskin's

LISTENING
POST

CRUISE AROUND De-
troit River by Mr. and Mrs.
Group, City of Hope, was
another big success by them
. . . More than 900 tickets
were sold and 725 enjoyed
the perfect evening . . . Its
members are among the
hardest workers of all
charitable groups . . . never
stopping in their efforts to
raise money . . . -
Those boxes you see at
many places, with candy in
the center and a coin slot, is
the brainchild of Sarah Pitt,
who, with hubby Irv, do-
nates them ... Meyer
Feinstein goes around fil-
ling up the candy.
Like every organization,
Mr. and Mrs. Group has
some deadwood, living in
the past and good on talk
but short on achievement.
First time buses were
used taking folks to the
boat . . . There were three
... and 108 paid only $2
... no driving their own
cars or parking ...
Aboard ship, Sam Field
again donating services
with $5 caricatures .-..
Frank Venice orchestra
better than last year ...
Freddy Martin vocalizing
... Ernest Drucker wear-
ing a shirt he designed at
his Executive Custom
Shirtmakers in Birming-
ham...
Sam Hammerstein, liv-
ing in Florida, here looking
debonnair, slender and tan-
ned . . . Sally Fields enjoy-
ing an ice cream bar*with
much fervor . . . Karl and
Molly Berg lovingly danc-
ing cheek to cheek . . . Sid
and Lena Mitchell never
looking better.
CONGRATS ... to
Molly and Philip Rosenthal
. . . on their 50th anniver-
sary . . . to Rose Herman on
her 80th birthday.
THIS SUNDAY will be a
big day at Heroes World,
Applegate Square, North-
western and Inkster .. .
Helping to celebrate its very
successful first anniversary
will be the authentic Spider
Man himself . . . He'll ap-
pear most of .the day at
Heroes Woild to greet the
' children and Varents who
have been so supportive of
its highly-accepted concept.
Spider Man will also sign
autographs and pose for
photographs.
Heroes World opens at 10
Sunday until 4 and it should
be a crowded celebration for
Bunni and Al Lieberman.
GET WELL WISHES
... to Johnny Lebow . . . to
Sy Israel .. .
BIRTHDAY CON-
GRATS ... to Helen Osnos.
ANNUAL SPLASH
PARTY by Knights of
Pythias, No. 55, is this Sun-
day at home of B.B. Bolton
on Cornell in Southfield .. .
Starts at 1:30 p.m. . . . re-
freshments, etc.
CONGRATS TO ...
Mollie and Ed Miller on
45th anniversary.

NEW YORK — Composer
and conductor Leonard
Bernstein has been
awarded LaSalle College's
▪ President's Medal for his
contributions to the Ameri-
can theater.
The presentation was
made Thursday when

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Center on Greenfield . . .
Lasts about an,hour with six
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45199 CASS, UTICA
731-4440
. . . Show times are 1 p.m.
"In The Big Red House"
and 8 p.m.
EVER HEAR OF A
manicurist who also sells
fresh fish? . . . That's Betty
italion-American Cuisine
Rothrhan . . . Does manicur-
ing on special appointments
18211 JOHN R
at home . . . and is represen-
&•t. 6 S 7 Mile Rds.
tative for R.F. Brown Sea-
. 869-5674
food Co.
writes
BEN SCHRAUB
romatsetl
from Miami Beach that Joe
Deutch of Paul's Drugs on
DUMP TNIIITRE
Broadway has been re-
Alfred. presents
leased from Beaumont Hos-
pital after four major opera-
4 pm/fly launce's
tions.
ONE-YEAR BREAK-
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AGE guarantee is quite
inwil
something . . . on glasses
sold by Mark Igol at Optical
Reservations a MUST
Odyssey (Metropolitan
643-8865
Opitcal) in Orchard Mall,
Perfs:
SZ.VP4116.cE
Fri.& Sat
Orchard Lake Rd. and 15
Mile.
MANNY HOLTZER
should know his downtown
directions . . . spent plenty
of time going there before
retiring . . . Since 1952,
Manny was an adminis-
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trator with Detroit General
DETROIT'
Hospital.
IF YOU HAVEN'T reg-
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istered to vote, it isn't
NORTHWEST ill
necessary to go to your city
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DETROIT ... and its
hall . . . Any Secretary of
surrounding areas for Il
State office will take care of
your needs . . . regardless of
over 25 years with l' )(
where you live.
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People who want a voice
in the elections at their
community can only have a l i ITALIAN CUISINE ''
say so if they register.
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Folks who complain
about the wrong people
Closed Sundays l i
being elected . . . or issues at
hand . . . and haven't even § • Cocktails : it t l
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SCHAEFER ill
selves.
Only thing worse is being
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registered and not voting 1\ 1
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Bernstein conducted the
Philadelphia Orchestra at
the college.

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Leading Israelis

NEW YORK
Cabinet
Ministers Ariel Sharon and
Gideon Patt, former De-
fense Minister Shimon
Peres, ex-Ambassador to
Washington Simha Dinitz,
Jerusalem Mayor Teddy
Kollek and author A.B.
Yehoshua are among the
leading Israeli figures who
will address the second an-
nual Singles Convention of
the American Jewish Con-
gress in Israel Aug. 7-21.
Some 150 Americans be-
tween the ages; of 18 and 39
are taking part in the two-
week convention, combin-
ing tourism, meetings with
golrernment officials and
political leaders, and panel
discussions on matters of
common concern with
single Israelis of the same
age, interests and occupa-
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