THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 28, 1984 43

LISTENING POST

Stephen Becharas . • . and The Staff Of

DANNY RASKIN

TZVIAH IDEN, daughter of
Jack and Shirlee Iden, and focus
of a recent "Shalom" party when
she made aliyah to Israel, is al-
ready gaining much attention
there.
A lifelong horse lover, expert in
pedigrees, and breeder of Egyp-
tian Arabians, Tzviah, who has a
master's degree in social work
from University of Michigan, is
presently employed at Kadoorie,
an agricultural school in the
lower Galilee . . . Kadoorie, estab-
lished in the 1920s, boasts many
noted former Israeli students .. .
generals, prime ministers, etc.
Tzviah's friend, Gen. Haim
Bar-Lev, former leader of the Is-
raeli Defense Forces and a horse
lover too (he is head of Israeli
Arabian Horse Association), came
to the school recently to person-
ally welcome his young friend.
Until late July, Tzviah raised
her horses at Masoret Arabians in
Grand Blanc, Mich. . . . Since her
two great loves to date have been
horses and Israel, she really has it
together now.
Jack and Shirlee have another
daughter, Elaine, son-in-law Alex
(Cheshin) and grandchildren
Arik and Maya, who live in Israel
. . . Attorney son Bruce makes it
closest for Mom and Dad to visit
. . . by living in Miami, Fla., with
wife Lee.
CONGRATS ... to Harry J.
Goldberg . . . on his birthday .. .
here in the former home town for
holidays with wife Sally . . . They
now live in Miami Beach, Fla.
45 PEOPLE attended "Very
Special Birthday" party for Irving
Lipsky, given by daughter and
son-in-law Rhoda and Jim
Lubaski at their home.
One of the first times that wife,
Rita, didn't lift a finger to cook her
Jewish delicacies.
Out-of-towners included . . .
Irving's sister, Goldie Kenner,
Los Angeles, Calif.; cousin
Michael Bernstein, outside Dal-
las, Texas; daughter Marlene Ba-
lan, Fremont, Calif.; Jim's
brother Paul Lubaski, Columbus,
Ohio.
Kevin, 81/2-year-old son of Jim
and Rhoda, gave Grandpa Irving
a glow and attendees quite a show
. . . with his exhibitions of break
dancing . . . Willie Niskar still
pocketing the balls in rapid fash-
ion on the billiard table . . . as wife
Dorothy watched.
Jerry Glassman singing with
accordionist . . . before leaving
early with wife Debbie for their
weekly Sunday morning golf trek
. . . Commercial builder Dennis
Dembs, now wearing beard,
worked for Irving when 22 years
old . . . Allan Brand also leaving
early to golf Sunday morning .. .
Sam Sobel, there with wife Carol,
worked for Irving when 18 years
old . . . about 20 years ago . . . To-
day, Sam is a prominet builder of
clinics.
Irving love_s Las Vegas and At-
lantic City . . . and so the cake set
before him was indicative of his
fond feelings . . . On it were mini-
ature crap table, slot machine,
poker hands and a pair of dice.
The beam on Irving's face as he
watched grandson Kevin break
dancing was best birthday pre-
sent he could have received.

ALSO CARRYING those very
unique cards . . . by Barbara
Shefflin . . . in the area for single
folks . . . is Schettler's Drugs at
Somerset Mall, W. Big Beaver.
CONGRATS ... to Allen and
Anne Marcus . . . on their 35th
anniversary.
LINDA SOLOMON, celebrity
to the celebrities, will bring her
new super presentation of slides
on famous people . . . plus talk
about them . . . Oct. 23, 7 p.m. . . .
at Summit Apartments
Clubhouse, Northwestern Hwy.
. . . It'll be dinner by B'nai B'rith
Women Centennial Chapter .. .
for B'nai B'rith Children's Home
in Israel . . . Food will be by the
"Centennial Chapter Caterers."
Linda, Detroit News columnist,
photographer, radio and televi-
sion personality, will also conduct
a question and answer session .. .
She's so sweet, the gals will love
her.
For ticket info, call Pauline
Weiss, 354-5528; or Sally Lippitt,
353-4477 . . . It's the group's third
annual.
CONGRATS ... to Dr. Sidney
and Ruth Siegan . . . on their 50th
anniversary.
1,000 PEOPLE ARE expected
for the Michigan reunion being
held Saturday night at Big D
Ranch outside of Dallas, Texas .. .
It's the group's sixth annual .. .
First one was with 55 people at
Bagelstein's Deli . . . The number
has grown tremendously each af-
fair . . . Last year's was for 870 at
another ranch north of the
Dallas-Fort Worth airport.
TINA SIEGAL has been pro-
moted to supervisor in Renais-
sance West Mental Health Clinic
. . . She earned her master's de-
gree in social work from Wayne
State University . . . and has been
at Renaissance West just over a
year.
STAN ZERMAN will soon
have two places at Applegate
Square, Northwestern between
12 and 13 Mile . . . Coming this
winter will be his Sandilar, Too
. . . with moderate-price, high-
styled shoes for women of all ages.
BERNIE WINER is great-
great-uncle . . . not just a one-
timer unk of niece Allyson . . . and
he sure did do work right of her
recent bat mitzvah at Bay Pointe
Country Club . . . coordinating
the photography.
CALLING BILLY FIELD,
local TV personality on many
watchable commercials, mimic,
pantomimist and all-around fun
entertainer . . . Remember your
first club engagement? . . . You
were ready to quit when the audi-
ence broke out in laughter after
you had begun a serious Al Jolson
routine . . . But everything turned
out all right . . . you had just for-
gotten to remove the fake nose
after doing a Jimmy Durante
number!
LOOKING BACK .. .
JUNE 14, 1968 ... "Irving
Gross had trouble starting his
new car on a very damp morning
recently . . . the buggy just
wouldn't turn over, and he would
have been late for an important
appointment had Moe Simons not
come along to give him a push .. .
with the car he bought from Iry
two weeks ago."

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