THE DETROIT JEWISH . NEWS
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"THE WORLD OF Ross
Allan" was theme for recent
Bar Mitzva of Ross Allan
Jacobs, son of Paulette and
Bob Koffron . . . at Main
Event restaurant in Pon-
tiac's Silverdome . . . The
guests were given paper-
weight globes encased in
heavy plastic . . . with the
inscription, "Ross thinks
the world of his friends and
family."
Each table had Ross' pic-
ture on a cutout of favorite
hobbies and -fun . . .
baseball, football, flying,
etc. . . . Ours was Ross ski-
ing . . . The clever head of
planner Marcia Masserman
. . . the oodles of balloon
centerpieces among other
things by display artist Ben
Shechter . . . and the fine
music of Jerry Fenby . . .
made for a colorful Bar
Mitzva reception Ross Allan
Jacobs will remember.
GIVE CREDIT TO
bagel and lox for more than
being something good to eat
. . . Over the delicacy,
Sheldon White and Sharon
Fine recently became
engaged at Irving's
Restaurant-Delicatessen.
20-YEAR REUNION of
1961 Mumford High classes
(January, June and August)
is set for Nov. 28 at Michi-
gan Inn . . . Many of the
questionnaires mailed to
former grads were lost in
the mail . . . Those who
didn't get any or know of
someone who needs one, the
persons to call are Babs Ro-
senthal Leig, 682-6272, or
Judy Schultz Ancell, 968-
4923 . . . Out-of-towners
are reminded it'll be
Thanksgiving holiday
weekend.
TILLIE AND LOU
Jacobs of Sherman Oaks,
Calif. . . . former De-
troiters . . . were here for
recent Bar Mitzva of
nephew Jason Bloom at Bay
Pointe Country Club . . .
and attended 50th anniver-
sary of Primrose Benevo-
lent Club.
Lou recently celebrated
his 86th birthday . . . and
with Tille, feted their 56th
wedding anniversary.
TRIPLE CELEBRA-
TION by Gladys and Lou
Kay was the graduation
cocktail party recently at
Cong. Beth Abraham Hiller-
Moses . . . Their son Marc
graduated from University
of Detroit Dental School
. . son Victor from Uni-
ersity of Michigan . . .
and son Stuart from Oak
Park High'.
WHILE STROLLING
near his Executive Custom
ShirtMakers store on
Woodward in downtown
Birmingham, Ernest
Drucker was stopped by a
professional photographer
taking pictures for intro-
duction of the new' Cadillac
. . . Ernest seemed to fit the
image of a typical Cadillac
owner.
While posing for pictures,
VINCENZO'S
Italian-American Cuisine
Presents
18211 JOHN R
YIDDISH
NIGHT
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Bet. 6 f 7 Mile Ids.
869-5674
crowds gathered and his
being a David Niven look-
alike caused word to spread
around that the movie star
was being photgraphed.
Ernest even kissed a lady
who sincerely believed he
was Niven.
THREE GENERA-
TIONS celebrate their
birthdays today . . . Rose
Efros . . . daughter Beverly
Willett, now living in
Abington, Penn. with
hubby, Dr. Norman Willett
. . . and their son, Mark
Willett.
CONGRATS . . . to
Ruby Samson . . . on birth-
day number 65 this Thurs-
day . . . Wife Pauline, with
sons Fred, Elliott, Norman
and Frank, are preparing a
big night on the town for
him . . . Pauline and Ruby
now live in Margate, Fla.
but are staying in Detroit
this summer.
Congrats also to Fred . .
who celebrates his 40th
birthday Aug. 23.
WHEN HE STUDIED
for the rabbinate, he
was known as "Max Men-
del" . . . As a successful
wholesale grocer (Grosse
Pointe Quality Foods), he
became just plain "Max"
. . . Now as a famous local
contemporary artist com-
manding big money for his
very fine handiwork, he
now calls himself Maximi-
lian Shaye . . . To his
friends, however, he's still
"Max."
AUDREY PEARL, first
woman in Michigan to
achieve the designation of
certified financial planner,
has another female first to
her credit . . . She was re-
cently elected president of
the Southeast Michigan
Chapter of the Interna-
tional Association of Finan-
cial Planners.
ADDRESS OF new-
lyweds Sam and Estelle
(Harris) Kaplan . . . is
15500 Bubbling Wells Rd.,
Sp. 317, Desert Hot Springs,
Calif. 92240.
CALLING SAM LIN-
DEN . . . Remember back
in 1951 when you presided
at your first meeting as
president of Branch 6,
LZOA, opening the season
for this very active group
within the Labor Zionist
movement? . . . You had
been brought to America as
a child, and beginning your
speech, commented, "When
I first came to this country, I
was told that any American
might aspire to the
presidency . . . and to-
night's meeting, I guess, ful-
fills that dream for me.
NATHAN LIGHT was
elected president of the new
Sophie and Harry Hoffman
Chapter, City of Hope, that
recently received its char-
ter.
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If we fasten our attention
on what we have, rather
than on what we lack, a very
little wealth is sufficient.
FAMILY RESTAURANT
13400 W. 8 MILE AT COOLIDGE
Oak Park
54 1-3385
And His Continentals
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FROM
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DINNERS INCLUDE: SOUP OR
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ALL OUR FOOD IS HOME MADE
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SUN., 8 TO 9
a,
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9
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$4.75
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In The Devon Hills Plaza
644-9250
544-7933
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HUNGARIAN
VILLAGE
Friday, July 31, 1981
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PARKING IN REAR
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3.50
Choice of soup or salad, potato, vegetable, roll and butter.
3.50
TUESDAY—Fried Clams & Chips
Cole slaw and roll.
'Soup or salad and roll.
NORTHWESTERN AT EVERGREEN
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2.95
THURSDAY—Liver & Onions
Choice of soup or salad, potato and roll.
2.95
FRIDAY—Fish & Chips
In The Heritage Bldg.
NOW AVAILABLE FOR
PRIVATE PARTIES
SATURDAYS TIL 6 p.m.
SUNDAYS TIL 2 a.m.
2.95
WEDNESDAY—Spaghetti Dinner
THE
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BLEND
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SATURDAY & SUNDAY
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3.50
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