THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Chamber Unit Opens Season
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
POST
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SAM AND LILI FEN-
TON were invited to what
was supposedly a surprise
birthday party for
daughter-in-law Sheila ..
and got the shock of their
lives . . . The affair turned
out to be a surprise shindig
celebrating the Fentons'
40th wedding anniversary
. . . which comes out on
Sheila's birthday.
Back in 1942, they were
married by Rabbi Leon
Fram at Sammy and Marge
Sofferin's Wonder Bar on
Washington Blvd. . . . Sam,
in uniform, was a cadet on
furlough from Hondo,
Texas, learning to become a
navigator.
Rabbi Pram, now 86 years
old, remarried them at the
party . . . with their four
sons, Roger (Marcia), Mark
(Sheila), Randall (Kathy)
and George (Barbara) Fen-
ton holding the hupa . . . as
only daughter, Iris Fenton,
looked on . . . and their four
granddaughters went for
the bouquet . . . Mock wed-
ding for Sam and Lili was at
home of Robert and Marcia.
Sheila didn't miss out on
her birthday . . . getting a
beautiful raccoon coat from
hubby Mark.
HOLIDAY SHOPPERS
can get a fast jump . . . plus
what may be a savings
bonanza . . . while helping
many unfortunate
youngsters around the
world . . . The Autumn Hills
Chapter, Women's Ameri-
can ORT, special fund-
raiser public sale . . . is this
Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m. . . .
at the Kiddie Land store in
Old Orchard Mall, Orchard
Lake Rd. and Maple .. .
with much of proceeds going
toward assisting in the
many fine ORT projects.
For more info, call Lynn
Fields, 644-1014 ... or
Dharlene Norris, 553-0689.
SEYMOUR FABRICK,
chairman of the 50-Year
Plus Or Minus (classes of
1928-1935) Reunion by
Northern High, was in town
recently from Los Angeles,
Calif., for a meeting of the
complete committee.
Amazing that the affair is
still quite a while away,
May 1983 . . . and 300
reservations have already
been received . . . At this
rate, Seymour expects close
to 500 people at Michigan
Inn.
BOWL TO HELP elimi-
nate cancer is being spon-
sored by three local City of
Hope groups . . . Nov. 7, 6:30
p.m. at the Thunderbird
Lanes, W. Maple in Troy .. .
Mr. & Mrs. Group (Bernie
Rappaport, 352-9700 or
543-5275), Helen Rosen-
berg Cancer Fighters
(office: 559-1331) and
Sophie and Harry Hoffman
Chapter (Richard Gibbs,
352-9700 or 851-5928).
JACK CARBONE, na-
tional award-winning
hairstylist and hairpiece ar-
tist, has joined the staff at
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Jonathan's Total Image For
Men Salon on the
Boardwalk, Orchard Lake
Rd.
OTHER
FUND
RAISER by Temple Israel
Brotherhood is its Golf Out-
ing, May 24 . . . Concentra-
tion, however, is on the art
auction Nov. 6 at Temple Is-
rael on Walnut Lake Rd. . . .
Chairman is Len Brozgold,
559-1507 (office 956-1787).
REMEMBER THIS
ONE? ... Sammy Ginsberg
went into a Nazi saloon in
Berlin . . . "I want a whiskey
and soda." . . . "You've got a
lot of nerve coming in here,
Ginsberg!" said the barten-
der. "Get out quick — before
something happens to you!"
Reluctantly, Sammy took
his -advice and left . . . A
minute after, an Allied
plane flew over the saloon
and dropped a bomb on it,
leaving the bar in a sham-
bles . . . The bartender was
crawling out from the debris
when Sammy entered .. .
"Do I get the whiskey and
soda," asked Sammy threat-
ingly, "or do I have to do it
all over again?!"
LOOKING BACK ..
On Columns Of Yes-
teryears:
Aug. 18, 1967 ... "Dr.
Abe Pearlman, dental doc
with the smile all his
patients would like to have,
took a long stare back after
moving his office recently
from Puritan near Liver-
nois to Greenfield and
Outer Drive.
"Abe always has a cutie or
two to tell us . . . like the
young lady who had so
many cavities in her mouth
she talked like an echo .. .
or the one who had so much
bridgework in her mouth
her boyfriend had to pay a
toll every time he kissed her
. . . Abe's big office move
comes after 27 years at the
same place."
Oct. 20, 1968 . . . "Dr.
Gerald Weingarden's pa-
tient was wheeled back to
his ward after an operation
and placed back in bed .. .
An hour or so later he
awakened, and the first
thing he noticed when he
opened his eyes was that the
window shade had been
drawn:.
"He asked the resident
doctor why the light was
shut out from his room .. .
`We didn't do it to keep the
light out,' the doctor said. 'I
had the shades pulled down
because there is a fire across
the street. I didn't want you
to wake up and think the
operation hadn't been a suc-
cess.' "
Film at Library
The film "Flash — The
Teenage Otter," will be pre-
sented by the Southfield
Public Library 7 p.m. Wed-
nesday in the children's ac-
tivity room.
The program is free.
The Lyric Chamber
Ensemble will open its
1982-1983 season 3 p.m.
Sunday at the Birmingham
Unitarian Church. The pro-
gram will feature the De-
troit Symphony's Douglas
Cornelsen, clarinetist, and
David Saltzman, cellist,
along with pianist Fedora
Horowitz, playing trios by
Beethoven, Brahms and
Poulenc. A wine reception
with the performers follows
the concert.
Future programs include:
a baritone recital with Dan
Iordachescu from the
Bucharest Opera in a pro-
gram of lieder and arias,
Dec. 5; a violin recital with
DSO Assistant Con-
certmaster Joseph
Goldman, Feb. 27; the Lyric
Chamber Ensemble Trio,
Goldman-Horowitz-
Antique Show
at Fairlane
• The 34th annual antique
show and sale sponsored by
the junior group of the
League
for
the
Handicapped-Goodwill In-
dustries will be held Nov.
5-7 at the Fairlane Manor in
Dearborn.
The show will feature 50
dealers, exhibiting 18th and
19th Century American and
English furniture. Also dis-
played and for sale will be
primitives, toys, jewelry, oil
paints, prints, quilts, dolls
and clocks.
569-7135
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Southfield High School
will present a Halloween
carnival, "Haunted Hor-
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Saturday in the high school
auditorium and cafeteria.
Geared for children age
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SUN.-12 noon-10 p.m.
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(Formerly Spiro's)
25920 GREENFIELD at Lincoln
Oak Park
968-4060
OPEN MON.-SAT.
6 a.m. thru 9 p.m.
• BREAKFAST SPECIAL 99c
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Halloween Fete
in Southfield
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PINE LAKE MALL
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FOOD &
SPIRITS
Saltzman, March 20; and a
"one-piano" four-hands
program featuring Fedora
Horowitz and Joseph Gurt,
April 10.
For ticket infOrmation,
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Ensemble, 357-1111.
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