36 - Friday, December 18, 1981 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Concert Set at Borman Hall Danny Raskin's LISTENING POST IF YOU WANT STREET directions, don't ask Harry Satchwell . . . but for another well organized, informative "Meet, Eat & Enjoy" (number seven), he and Mary Conway have the best . . . It's only $4.95 this year . . . with menus galore, selected restaurant reports, informative reading, etc. . . . a recommended perfect gift item . . . and available at J.L. Hudson's and most book stores. PROOFREADER GOOF . . Those three res- taurants in Ann Arbor, Maude's, Real Seafood Co. and Mantles, are owned by Dennis Serras (Mike Gib- bons is partner with Dennis at Mantles) . . . not Dieter Boehm . . . The three gents recently opened D. Denni- son's Seafood Tavern on 12 Mile just west of Orchard Lake Rd. LEAH MARKS is at it again . . . this time the very fine fashion show coor- dinator will have a designer looksee . . . among Japanese and Cantonese food . . . at Wing Hong on Orchard Lake Rd. and 14 Mile Rd. . . . this Saturday evening, 7:30 p.m. Her recent Monday night show at Excalibur was a whopper . . . wall-to-wall people dining, drinking and watching the strolling women's designer garments from Metro Shop and Bricker Furs. CONGRATS . . . to Jimmy and Kay Saperstein . . . on their 50th anniver- sary . . . The half-century of togetherness has been very kind to these good friends and fine people whose love for life is ever abundant. TOM CARLSON is the new director of catering at Northfield Hilton in Troy. CHUCK MITCHELL in a special concert will be pre- sented by Folktown, Dec. 26, 8 p.m., at Southfield Civic Center Parks and Recreation Bldg. ERRATA . . . Correct spelling of good evening hostess at Dr. Doodle's on Grand River and 10 Mile, is Ruth Schechter. BECAUSE OF early holiday closing Dec. 24, Louie Marr Quartet with songstress Sharon Williams at Al's Scotch 'n Sirloin, Tames Couzens at Green- ield, will do an afternoon tint for dancing . . . 4 p.m. o 9 p.m. LOOKING BACK On iolumns of Yesteryears .. . June 19, 1970 . . . "Watch out world! Debbie Partrich, whose sweet 16 party was at Franklin Hills Wednesday, will soon be getting her driver's license . . . And even mother Edith refuses to be the first one to drive with her." . . . (Edith now enth Heaven Ltd. in has Sev Hunters Square). June 19, 1970 . . . "Where was Charlie Robinson at the , - The fourth annual Franklyn W. McAfee Memorial Concert will be held 3 p.m. Sunday at Bor- man Hall — Jewish Home for the Aged. The concert is being pre- sented by his daughter, pianist Jocelyn Krieger, and will feature violinist Susan Feldman who will perform Mozart's Sonata No. 4 in E minor for Violin and Piano and a Krieger- Feldman arrangement of selections from "Fiddler on the Roof." Also on the program will be Avrohom Krieger, who will sing Hasidic melodies. Yaakov Krieger will join his brother in a duet. Shoshana Krieger will recent testimonial for bar- rister Milton Hubert by Knights of Pythias 55, even though he had already bought his ticket? . . . Char- lie had to stay at his station to fix a fuel pump for Judge Charles Kaufman . . . Where was Judge Kauf- man? . . . He was guest speaker at the dinner for Milt!" . . . (Charlie Robinson now has the Shell station on Nine Mile and Greenfield.) June 19, 1970 . . . "In- teresting bit about Milt Hubert is his ducks and Appointment Hit mallards serenity sessions JERUSALEM (JNI) — at Palmer Park . . . He goes Israeli newspapers have there almost every week, criticized the appointment feeds the waddlers tidbits of an Israeli living in the and talks in Hebrew to them U.S. as "personal aide for . . . Jules Sanders some- defense exports, military times goes with Milt and re- aid and special ties" to De- cently suggested they visit fense Minister Ariel Sha- the ducks at Cranbrook .. . ron. `They're too high 'falutin,' Arye Ganger is now a said Milt later. 'They re- U.S. citizen living in New fused to eat my tidbits!' " York. The newspapers July 3, 1970 . . . "Scene 'n asked whether Ganger Heard . . . among the over would be looking out only 600 strong crowd that hon- for Israel's welfare. ored Philip Slomovitz at his testimonial celebrating the Music Program 50th anniversary of the Jewish National Fund in for Patients Detroit . . . Sidney Forbes A musical program for looking to make sure people the patients at the Far- didn't see him take a spill (of mington Nursing Home will food, that is) . . . Land de- be held 1 p.m. Monday. veloper partner Maurice Presenting the program Cohen and wife Margo will be Frieda Brenner, voc- radiant in the look of fresh alist; Evelyn Berger, vio- youth . Norman Cottler linist; and Rose Mash Mor- proud that he could buy gan, piano accompanist. three tables for 'my friend, Admission is free. Phil' . . . The owner of De- xter - Davison Market has /George and Maria never forgotten his little Golematis fruit market on Dexter and ARE THE NEW - Davison when money was OWNERS OF hard to come by. "Kerry and Al Stutz tel- ling Lillian Hastings of the Royal Oak Tribune how they built their home in Restaurant Huntington Woods 18 years 25920 Greenfield at Lincoln ago because they couldn't Oak Park find that up-and-coming I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1 community called Oak Mos.-Fri. 6-9, Sat. 6-3, S.,. 8-3 Park! . . . Dapper CPA Sam BREAKFAST SPECIAL Geller wearing one of those Mon.-Sat. 6-11, Sun. 8-11 new-fangled shirts that go 2 EGGS with any color, and cuff W/Toast & Jelly links with his initials in Hebrew . . . JNF Executive DINNER SPECIALS FROM 2 p.m Director Percy Kaplan's SENI011 tr9IZENS and Sarah's son Danny tak- ing pictures all over the place . . . 'Barry has nothing on me,' says Dan, whose brother is one of America's foremost young photo- graphers. Presents "Judge George Kent tel- ling about the two taxis banging into each other in front of the Statler - Hilton Hotel . . . `Wotzamatter?' hollared the driver of one. `Ya blind?' . . . The other "The Great Entertainer" promptly countered, 'Blind? FRI. & SAT. I hit ya, didn't I?' " SPIRO'S 0 0, 4 oFF SKYWAY INN A word that has been said may be unsaid. It is but air. 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