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"THE 60th SEASON"
starring Solly Goldfield,
Sam Press and Al Rosen,
was the theme given to sur-
prise birthday party for the
three who are all celebrat-
ing theith 60th birthdays
this year.
The party, given by Al's
wife, Charlotte, at Michi-
gan Inn, was a surprise only
to Sam, though, Who saw his
picture displayed along
with the others outside the
banquet room when arriv-
ing . . Brothers-in-law Al
and Solly already knew,
since it was Al's wife giving
the party . . and one of
Scilly's friends had told him
about it an hour before- he
was to arrive (don'tYou hate
those kind of people?)
Some 65 relatives and
friends enjoyed the theater
motif ... with invitations
announcing "A Premiere
Charlotte Rosen Produc-
tion, The 60th Season" . . .
and as guests arrived, they
Were asked to go to a "box
office" to get their "tickets"
(place cards designed to look
like theater tickets.) . . .
Each table was named for a
Broadway show . . . "West
Side Story," "Evita,"
"They're Playing Our
Song, ' etc. . . . and ork
leader Sam Barnett came to
the tables getting requests
for big band music,
standards and popular
tunes.
The biggie surprise was
when a messenger from
Eastern Onion did his
Happy Birthday singing
and joking bit . . . and a
belly dancer provided
entertainment to three very
embarrassed birthday boys.

THERE'S ONLY
ABOUT 50 of them in the

country . . . but Joe and
Frances Carrick have one of
the very rare Rhodesian
Ridgeback dogs used to
hunt Lions in Africa . . . It
was sent to them couple of
months ago by daughter
Janice Carrick while an
electronic engineer with
NBC in Washington, D.C.
. . . Jan is now in Palermo,
Calif.
How much food does their
"little" dog eat?. . . Joe and
Fran figure about 25 pounds
in just over a week.

CONTEST AT

Applegate Square on
Northwestern and Inkster
will be in celebration of its
third anniversary . . . with
best window decorating
winning gift certificates
that must be used in the
shopping center . . . Nice
gesture of merchants help-
ing each other.

NEW OFFICE DEPT.
. . . Barrister Mort Eskin

. . Suite 505 at Heritage
Plaza on Northwestern and
Evergreen.

THREE COUPLES...

Dave and Doreen Hermelin,
- Norman and Beverly Lip-
pitt and Dr. Robert and Re-
ggie Fisher, traveled the
U.S. recently with their

children . . . in motor
homes . . . In Oregon, they
visited Marshall and Judi
Sandler, former'Detroiters,
now owners of the North-
west Telescope and Binoc-
ular Shop.

SO MANY PEOPLE

have asked the folks at
"Second Generation Sing-
les" . . . new group for ages
23-45 . . . about a rock 'n
roll and disco dance contest
. . . and so it is . . high-
lighting their next party,
8:30 p.m. Oct. 11 at Rober-
to's on Coolidge in Berkley.
THOSE WHO missed
out . . or want to see it
again . . . will have the
opportunity to catch "Mama
Loves Littman's" . . pre-
sented 8:30 Oct. 15 at
Southfield-Lathrup High on
W. 12 Mile . . . For advance
reservations, call Marcella
Roth, 356-6378; Ruth
Blumberg, 559-3874; or
Ann Fishman, 559-5449.

SHOOTING DATE .. .

for Raleigh Square Mar-
ketplace opening on Tele-
graph and 10 Mile, is Oct. 17
. . . 250 or more of the 360
total spaces will be occupied
when it opens . . . Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays

. . . with furniture, de-
signer clothing, floiists, an-
tiques, all sorts of foods, etc.
REUNION DEPT. . . .
Centtal High, January,'

1952 . . . Nov. 28 at
Ramada Inn on Telegraph
. . . Call Harold Summers
967-3559 (anytime) or
Fritzi Roth, 962-6021 (dur-
ing the day.)

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The Cabinet Sunday moved
towards approval of Defense
Minister Ariel Sharon's
new plan for an overhaul of
administration in the West
Bank and Gaza.
While the formal vote was
put off till next week,
Cabinet Secretary Arye
Naor said the "trend" was
clearly in favor of approval
and all ministers who spoke
last Sunday backed the
plan.
Sharon proposes that the
army limit itself to
defense-security functions
while the civilian adminis-
tration be in the hands_of
civilians — including as
many as possible Palesti-
nians, including the highest
levels of administration.

Premier Begin said
Sharon was presenting
the plan .with his full
backing. The army's job
should be to defend and
protect the country, he
said, and not to govern.

One key purpose of the
proposed overhaul is to im-
prove the atmosphere in the
areas as the longstalled au-
tonomy talks get off the
ground again. Sharon re-
ported on the plan to the au-
tonomy talks resumption
session in Cario last week
and said the reorganization
would tangibly contribute
to "confidence-building" in
the areas.

British Firm
to Compensate
Jewish Worker

one time among the leading
volunteer groups in the
community, is looking for
former members to hold a
reunion . . . Last meeting
was around eight years ago
. . The gals had over 200
members.
It started in 1942, send-
ing indigent and emotion-
ally disturbed children to
Fresh Air Camps at Orton-
ville and Brighton . . . The
Sheruth Village is still at
Ortonville . . . and Silver-
man Village for Emotion-
ally Disturbed Children at
Camp Tamarack is a result
of their efforts.
Contact Sadie Saferstein,_
352-3991; or Sara Winer,
626-0660.

Steamer Health Club . . .
on Capitol in Oak Park . . .
will open again . . . New

Filmstrips Focus
on Immigrants

Soldiers Lauded

NEW YORK — The
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith has created a
filmstrip series, "American
Story," describing the
Americanization of immig-
rant groups in the U.S.
In addition to the Jews,
the series focuses on groups
such as German, Italian,
black, Mexican, Puefto Ri-
can, Japanese, American
Indian, Irish and Swedish.
Each filmstrip is accom-
panied by a discussion guide
and a bibliography.

DARBYS STANLEY

owner will be Frank Blas.

JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
Prof. Moshe Arens, chair-
man of the Knesset Foreign
Affairs and Security Com-
mittee, told a recent Tel
Aviv University sym-
posium that Israel's army is
equal to the , combined
might of all the NATO
countries together, includ-
ing the U.S.
Arens said the Israeli

soldier is more highly moti-
vated than other soldiers.

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LONDON (JTA) — A
leading British company

which fired one of its senior
Jewish employees while it
was trying to raise Arab fi-
nance has offered to pay him
compensation.
MEPC, Britain's second
biggest real estate com-
pany, made the pledge after
announcing that it would
not contest a court decision
that it fired Anthony Sim-
mons, its former company
secretary, beacuse he was
Jewish. MEPC still denies
that this was its reason for
dismissing Simmons but
said it had been advised by
its lawyers that it should
not take the case further.
Meanwhile, Greville
Janner, MP and president of
the Board of Deputies of
British Jews, called on the
British government to re-
view its attitude towards
the Arab boycott in the light
of the Simmons case.

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