28 Friday, April 16, 1182

THE DETROIT JaISH NEWS

Danny Raskin's

LISTENING
POST

DURING WEDDING
WORLD '82 ... at Tel-12
Mall, Telegraph and 12
Mile . . . a giant bridal show
is slated to be held May 16
from noon to 6 p.m. . . . Also
during that time, a lucky
couple will be married in a
ceremony that would
otherwise cost them many
hundreds of dollars.
The bride will wear a
gown from Today's Bride in
Birmingham . . . and the
groom will be outfitted by
President Tuxedo . . . A live
band will be furnished by
Dan Yessian . . .- a wedding
cake from Sanders . . . flow-
ers . . . wine from the Mer-
chant of Vino . . . wedding
pictures by Sandy Fried-
man . . . the wedding night
in a suite at Michigan Inn
. . . and a honeymoon at
Traverse City's Pinestead
Reef Timesharing Lodge.
Anybody who can make
arrangements to be married
on May 16 is eligible to
enter . . . Entry blanks are
at the Tel-12 Mall or from
any participating mer-
chant.
Wedding World '82 will
feature more than 20 ex-
hibitors with special ser-
vices for those planning
on getting married ...
plus advice on all aspects
of weddings.
The program will also in-
clude both a bridal fashion
show and a separate show-
ing of honeymoon and vaca-
tion clothes . .. It is free and
open to the public . . . Pro-
spective brides or grooms
who want more info about
the wedding can call the
Tel-12 Mall office, 353-
4111.

OAK PARK CIVIC
Chorus may be its name,
but there's more to the fine
group of about 55 members
who will have their annual
concert May 18 in the Oak
Park High auditorium.
Well over 40 years ago, it
was the Workmen's Circle
Chorus . . . and then the
Dan Frohman Chorus .. .
with singers from all walks
of life, including retirees .. .
Chuck Weiner, a retired
public school counselor, and
lead clarinetist now around
town, has been directing
about eight years . . .
President is Richard
Chafetz (bass) and Ray
Green's tenor voice will give
out ticket info, 398-1039.
GET WELL WISHES
. . . to Sarah Kaplan, wife of
Jewish National Fund
Executive Director Percy
Kaplan . . . recovering at
Sinai Hospital after
surgery.
"SPRING FEVER" by
Eastern Michigan Regional
Council, Parents Without
Partners, is today, tomor-
row and Sunday at North-
field Hilton, 1-75 at Crooks
exit . . . hosted by Sterling
Oaks Chapter . . . Tonight's
dance is for members and
guests . . . workshops to-
morrow are free to members

and open to the public at 8
a.m. . . . Rap session is Sun-
day.
SOUTH
IN
PASADENA, Fla„ a "De-
troit evening" was held at
the home of Dr. Samuel
Budd Danto and wife Sylvia
. . . for 12 friends who had
been active in the early days
of Temple Israel . . . with
many still participants .. .
Goldie and Reuben Levine,
Juanita and George Victor,
Shirley Stone, Belle and
Charles Resenbaum, Ida
Levine and Zelda and Harry
Landsman. -
The Dantos and Rosen-
baums are year-round resi-
dents in South Pasadena .. .
while the other guests are
winter residents . . . They
all attend Friday evening
services at Temple Beth El
in St. Petersburg.
WHILE ON DUTY for
Southfield Civil Defense
Mobile Watch last month,
Lt. Al Saxon was driving at
Sutherland and 11 Mile Rd.
. . . and stopped to help at a
bad accident involving two
totaled automobiles . . . The
weather was snowy and
very icy and at the scene of
the accident Southfield
police asked Al's aid in di-
recting traffic.
When he returned home,
tired and wet, Al received a
telephone call from Provi-
dence Hospital . . . that his
son Leslie was in serious
condition from an auto-
mobile accident at Suther-
land and 11 Mile Road .. .
While Al was directing traf-
fic, his son lay less than 20
feet away.
•
Leslie is okay.
SEEMS LIKE A lot of
folks have copies of the
Hutchins Star intermediate
school graduating class of
January 1941 . . . but it
doesn't do Barbara
(Goldfield) Press much good
. . . They're gracious in of-
fering to loan the books to
her, but she needs one from
the June 1941 graduating
class . . . to copy pages mis-
sing from her yearbook .. .
Call Barbara at 557-0882
after 6 p.m. if you have one
. . . She'll love you forever.
EX-MICHIGANDERS
living in the area and in-
terested in helping form a
new social club, are invited
to the opening meeting, this
Wednesday, 8 p.m., at the
Sunrise Savings and Loan
Bank, 9001 W. Oakland
Blvd. in Sunrise, Fla. (just
west of Pine Island Road)
. . . For more info, call Flori-
dian Ben Hencken, 971-
5343.
CONGRATS . . . to Edee
Moss of Al Kay Jewelers .. .
on her birthday, April 24.
ERRATA . . . Date of
Harry B. Keidan Bnai Brith
Dinner Theater at Somerset
Mall is May 15.

CARE is a co-sponsor of
UN World Food Day, an an-
nual event designed to focus
public attention on the
global nutrition gap.

Two Church-Run Library Hosts
Folk Singer
Schools Seeking
The Oak Park library has
End to State Law

Two Michigan schools,
one run by the Sheridan
Road Baptist Church of
Saginaw and the other by
the First Baptist Church of
Bridgeport, have asked In-
gham County Circuit Court
to overturn a law requiring
both private and public
schools to employ state-
certified teachers.
The controversy began
three years ago when both
schools failed to file a state-
required annual report due
on the fourth Friday after
Labor Day. The report must
include the number of stu-
dents and confirm that all
teachers meet state certifi-
cation requirements.
Administrators of the two
schools maintain that be-
cause they are private in-
stitutions the state has no
business knowing how
many students they enroll
or how teachers are
selected.

rescheduled its ethnic folk
song program for 7:30 p.m.
Sunday in the library.
Folk singer-guitarist
Larry Bassin will present a
prograrr,i:of Yiddish, He-
brew, AtAsian and English
folk songs.
The program is sponsored
by the arts and cultural
commission and the Friends
of the Oak Park Library and
is open to the public free of
charge.

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