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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Cystic Fibrosis
Bowl-a-Thon
Slated in March
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
POST
ABOUT 15 OR 16
YEARS ago, all the Bnai
Brith Women chapters and
synagogue sisterhoods were
selling Jewish stars . . . On
the stars was someone's
name . . . a Russian Jew
who wanted to get to Israel.
Gloria Cooke bought a
few to give away as gifts .. .
but kept one for herself with
the name, "Boris Penson."
She wore the star for
years, then put it away to be
forgotten . . . That is, until
the end of last December
when Gloria tuned in to
Kevin Joyce's talk show on
WXYZ Radio . . . and heard
a young man speaking
about "The Students For
Soviet Jewry."
On a whim, she called to
talk with Glen Richter, and
told him about her Jewish
star . . . He asked the name
and Gloria was told Boris
now lived in Natanya, Is-
rael . . . that she should call
the Jewish Community
Council for his address.
Beverly Yost at the Coun-
cil wasn't sure of the spel-
ling, but Boris was sent a
letter from Gloria . . . Six
weeks later, a post card ar-
rived from him . . . alive and
well . . . It is Gloria's hope
that some day she and her
family will visit Boris and
his family . . . Seeing her
"star" will be the thrill of a
lifetime.
ALLYSON IMBER,
daughter of Fred and Sandy
Imber, was among only 30
students accepted in Mercy
College's School of Medical
Technology . . . Allyson's
plans are for a career in
cancer research.
ROBERT BERMAN is
new president of City of
Hope, Greater Detroit
Chapter (former Detroit
Businessmen's Group) .. .
Vice presidents are Dr.
Alan Dorfman and Leo
Papp; recording secretary
Esther Allan; and treasurer
Claire Miller . . . with Herb
Rechter, retiring president,
board of directors chairman.
Only 300 tickets are
being sold for May 27 fund-
raising event at Kingsley
Inn lunch.
CONGRATS ... to Joyce
and Bill Palmer . . . on their
33rd anniversary . . .
They're also a couple of busy
but happy grandparents .. .
with four grandchildren
being born in the last 22
months.
BARNEY AND RUTH
WORONOFF celebrated
their 50th wedding an-
niversary during vacation
in Desert Hot Springs,
Calif. . . . While there, they
were surprised by unex-
pected visit of children
Ralph and Beverly
Woronoff, who flew out from
West Bloomfield for the
weekend to share this occa-
sion with them . . . A kidush
in their honor was spon-
sored at the community
temple by former Detroiters
Lou and Faye Cohen, Sam
and Estelle Kaplan, Sol and
Sarah Priesont and Mollie
Rubinstein.
BACK IN 1936, Max
Fleischer went into the auto
repair business . . . Seven
years ago, at age 82, he
came out of retirement and
bought the building now
called LaSalle Body Service
on Orchard Lake Rd. be-
tween 12 and 13 Mile . . . It
was originally an airport
control tower and used for
civil defense during World
War II.
BERT OR ZENA GOR-
DON or Ricki Nederlander
are persons to call for May
reunion of S.O.C. Hadassah
group that put on shows
from 1953 to 1959 . . . rais-
ing hundreds of thousands
of dollars sent to Hadassah
Hospital in Jerusalem .. .
Bert and Zena, 547-2648 .. .
Ricki, 644-8050.
125 OF MICHIGAN'S
top artists will be at
Shenandoah Country Club
on Walnut Lake Rd., March
2-4 . . . for art show and sale
by Sholem Aleichem Insti-
tute . . . Preview and sale is
day before (March 1), 8 p.m.
. . . Weekend starts at 11
a.m. daily.
Annual Sholem Aleichem
Art Show and Sale is 21
years old this year . . .
March 1 donation is $5 .. .
other days $1.
STARTED 39 YEARS
ago in Highland Park by
Abe Feinstein, Brent Furni-
ture's grand opening is at
new location on 14 Mile Rd.
in Clawson . . . It's still
owned by Abe and operated
by his son David and
daughter-in-law Ann Ab-
rams . . . Feb. 26 noon til 5
p.m. is grand opening sale.
MICHIGAN CLUB of
Delray Beach, Fla. has new
officers . . . Sophie Ven-
etioner, president; Kay
Fabricant, first vp; Fay
Weiner, second vp; Reva
Jacobs, corresponding sec-
retary; Faye B. Weiner, re-
cording secretary; and Eve-
lyn Diamond, treasurer .. .
Club meets monthly and
welcomes all wintering in
its area . . . Reva Jacobs
lives at 472 Piedmont J, De-
lray Beach, Fla. 33445.
Youth Concert
The Metropolitan Youth
Symphony will perform at 3
p.m. March 4 at Orchestra
Hall. Tickets are available
at the Orchestra Hall box
office, 833-3700.
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Mozart Award
to Mrs. Chajes
Special to The Jewish News
The International Foun-
dation Mozarteum annually
presents a Mozart week in
Vienna honoring the com-
poser's birthday on Jan. 27.
This year, most of the
scheduled 23 concerts were
sold out months in advance.
On Jan. 27, a birthday
celebration took place in
Mozart's home. Among the
guests were the Governor of
Salzburg, the U.S. Consul
General and leading
"Mozartians" from all over
the world. Marguerite
Kozenn Chajes of Detroit
and Vienna received the
"golden Mozart pin" from
the president of the Mozar-
teum. She is the only
woman and first American
to receive this honor.
Israeli Volume
Now Available
"Loving Men for All the
Right Reasons," the Israeli
bestseller by Dr. Yehuda
Nir and Dr. Bonnie Maslin,
is now available in the
United States from Dell
Books.
The 273-page volume, a
study of women in relation-
ships with men, uses 12 case
studies as the basis for its
findings. The authors offer
practical advice to women
seeking new relationships
with men and those who
wish to improve their cur-
rent relationships.
The Israel Ballet will per-
form at Ford Auditorium
April 26 as part of a 43-city
tour of the U.S. and Canada.
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The Metropolitan Detroit
Chapter of the Cystic Fib-
rosis Foundation will hold
its annual Bowl for Breath
Bowl-a-Thon March 4, 10
and 11 at various bowling
centers throughout Wayne,
Oakland and Macomb
Counties.
Proceeds from the events
will help fund research to
improve medical treatment
for Cystic Fibrosis, a res-
piratory and digestive dis-
ease which affects some
30,000 children and young
adults in the United States
each year.
Participants at each
bowling center will be eligi-
ble for prizes based on their
score and the number of
sponsors they sign up for the
event.
For information on the
bowl-a-thon, contact the
foundation, 552-9616.
The man who rents one
garden will eat birds, but
the man who rents many
gardens — the birds will eat
him.
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