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Political Prisoners are Freed
From Argentine Jails: ADL

Danny Raskin's

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SIMPLE ELEGANCE
is a term you might not
associate with a Bar Mitzva,
but that would seem most
apropos for the recent affair
honoring Darren Gussin,
son of Diane and Norm Gus-
sin.
In the gracious simplicity
of Temple Israel's
sanctuary, Rabbi Harold
Loss performed the service
. . . Cantor Harold Orbach
gave his usual fine vocal
rendition . . . and Rabbi M.
Robert Syme was absolutely
wonderful with his excel-
lent sermon on Mother's
Day . . . Rabbi Syme's knack
of putting people at ease
was evident again as he
brought laughter with his
telling of commercials like,
"Give Your Mother Ken-
tucky Fried Chicken."
The reception at Michi-
gan Inn was a beautiful af-
fair . . . with Darren's favo-
rite hobbies, space and com-
puters, in evidence as the
themes . . . All table cloths
were galaxy patterned .. .
and tables were named after
the stars while helium-
filled star-shaped balloons
hung above the centerpieces
. . . A little wind-up robot on
each table almost stole the
show as guests played with
the miniatures . . . watch-
ing them glow and walk.
Jerry Fenby band put
on its dance shows ....
with paired winners Jay
Dworin and Dr. Nancy
Rosen ... and Danny Re-
znick and Esther
Richman.
Out of towners included
. . . grandparents Sam and
Ruth Gussin, Hemet, Calif.;
Uncle Alan and Aunt Kathy
Gussin and cousins Shawn
and Andra, Orange, Calif.;
Uncle Joe and Aunt Edith
Goldin, Los Gato, Calif.;
Uncle Joe and Aunt Sylvia
Ramras, Phoenix, Ariz.;
Uncle Barry and Aunt
Nancy Rosen, Baltimore,
'Md. and cousins Howard
and Eileen Heideman,
Lansing, Mich.
Interesting sidelight was
the computer pictures that
took 56 seconds and made
almost everyone look like a
Martian . . . or something
out of this world . . . Mine
would take top honors in a
horror picture contest.
BELATED BIRTHDAY
congrats . . . to Elaine
Kahrnoff.
CRIPPLED AND
BURNED Children Night
by Crescent Shrine Club is
this Sunday at Kingsley Inn
. . . It'll be a dinner-dance,
plus guest speaker Dr.
Leonard Fell, director of the
Crippled and Burn Center
in Ann Arbor . . . Max Katz
is Crescent's C and B
chairman.
GET WELL WISHES
. . to Jules Fayne . . . of
H
. amilton, Miller, Hudson
and Fayne Travel . . . at
Harper Hospital.
WHILE SITTING in the
kitchen with hubby Earl,

NEW YORK (JTA) —
The Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith has
announced that three
Argentine political pris-
oners whose freedom it
sought for years have been
paroled and are out of jail.
Rabbi Morton Rosenthal,
ADL's Latin American Af-
fairs director, said that he
was informed by the Argen-
tine Embassy in Washing-
ton of the release of Mario
Jaime Zareceansky,
Claudia Ines Kon and Mag-
dalena Romanuk.
According to the em-
bassy, their status was
changed to "supervised lib-
erty" — meaning that their
movement is still restricted,
but that they are no longer
in jail.

_ .
Penny Sachs was asked by
her children, Lissa, Jodi and
Scott, to go into the living
room . . . Doing so was a
happy surprise for her .. .
There stood 14 young guys
'n gals dressed in tuxedos
and evening dresses.
As Penny walked in they
sang, "Ain't She Sweet" and
one of the young men
handed her a carnation,
saying "Happy Mother's
Day from your children" .. .
Penny's and Earl's
youngsters had hired the
Southfield High School
Madrigals choral group.
GET WELL WISHES Denied Visas
. . . to Solly Goldfield re-
TEL AVIV (ZINS) —
covering from heart Members of the Israeli na-
surgery.
tional tennis team were de-
ALAN GILDENBERG nited visas for Taiwan and
of Metro Passbook returned could not participate in the
from 12 hours in New York Asian Junior Tennis
. . . and a Forest Hills tennis Championships in Taipei.
tournament party . . . ming-
The Israeli players were
ling with celebrities galore forced to return home after
. . . His favorite companion shopping in Tokyo, when
while there was top model the promised visas failed to
Cheryl Tiegs . .. Alan is materialize.
vice president of Metro,
which is doing a big promo
with Steve Hurwitz at Plaza
Restaurant & Pizzeria
Deli and Mai Kai Cleaners.
10517 W. 1 MILE RD.
B.B.Y.O. MACHAR
AT MENDOTA
Chapter installation, May
30, at Fox & Hounds, will
have Ida Olson, past
president of Louis Marshall
Lodge, Bnai Brith, instal-
ling granddaughter Susie,
THE PRICE IS RIGHT
daughter of Jerry and
IT PAYS TO COME
Jeannette Olson, as
OVER!
president . . . and Michelle,
daughter of Harvey and
864-8553
Esther Olson, as vice
president.
MIKE ILITCH is foun-
der and owner of the Little
Restaurant
Caesar chain that has
(Formerly Spiro's)
reached 275 . . . and when
25920 GREENFIELD at Lincoln
Mike does something he is
968-4060
Oak Park
first class all the way .. .
OPEN MON.-SAT. 1
600 people attended wed-
6 a.m. thru 9 p.m.
ding of daughter Denise to
Jim Lites at Hyatt Regency
• BREAKFAST SPECIAL 99`
. . . with even a highlight
Mon.-Sat. 6-11 a.m.
before the Hubbard Bal-
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No ordinary autos for the
Regular Menu and
wedding party . . . Mike had
GOURMET COUNTERSIDE
four Rolls-Royce limos to
cart 14 in style . . . Denise's
SPECIALS
sister, Lisa Ilitch, of the
(Steak Diane, Caesar Salad,
Chuck E. Cheese Pizza
Veal Dishes,, etc., etc., etc.)
Time Theaters, was maid of
Your Hosts:
honor.
GEORGE & MARIA GOLEMATIS
OAK PARK CLASS of
1962 will have its 20-year
reunion, Nov. 26 .. For
more info, call Shelley
(Cherin) Miller, 645-1169
. . . Eilene (Gold) Kushner,
DINING & LOUNGE
968-1955 . . . or Barbara
(Mayers) Brand, 661-2918.
6500 HIGHLAND RD.
DANNY ELKIN, Bruce
AT PONTIAC AIRPORT TERMINAL
Migdal and Fred Nederlan-
Pontiac
der have merged per-
sonalities in a new travel
agency, Nederlander
Travel, on Telegraph in
Bingham Farms.
GET. WELL WISHES
AND HIS GROUP
. . . to Rhoda Lubaski . . . at
FRI. & SAT.
Sinai Hospital.

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Radomer to Meet

The Radomer Aid Society
will meet 8 p.m. Tuesday in
the Zionist Cultural Center.

A 38-year-old attorney,
Zareceansky had been in
custody for five years.
Miss Kon, a medical stu-
dent, had been detained
since 1978, and Mrs.
Romanuk was impris-
oned in 1976.
The three cases have been
pursued over the last few
years by ADL's Argentine
Prisoner Project, headed by
Rosenthal.
By means of publicity and
representations to gov-
ernmental authorities, the
Prisoner Project seeks to ob-
tain the release of people
held without charges under
the military junta's Na-
tional Executive Power
(PEN) and to locate those
who have disappeared.

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