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SERVING COMPLETE GREEK CUISINE

DANNY RASKIN

LUNCH and DINNER

FROM MORT LEWIS in
Florida . . . "Last night over 60
Detroiters embarked on the
Paddlewheel Queen for a steak
dinner and dancing boatride over
the Intercoastal waterway. Many
of us felt as though we were on the
Bob-Lo boat. The affair was truly
magnificent. It was Freilach time
as we talked about Dexter, Lin-
wood, 12th Street, Central High,
graduating classes of '47, '48, '50s
proms and Shaarey Zedek. The
gals and guys talked about their
clubs of the '50s. Some of the clubs
represented were: Cubans,
Cameos, Centennials, Lemax,
Jets, Sargons, Lucky Seven, Ten
Gents, AZA-Seymour Sobel,
Rex-Stephen Wise, AZA 63--M.
Marcus, DeMolay Mosaic . . . The
guys talked about our Tigers,
Lions, Red Wings, Pistons and
many friends around the country.
"Hy and Elaine Emory did a
masterful job in putting every-
thing together. They are expect-
ing a child any minute. They had
a great deal of help from Jerry and
Dolores Friedman. In some cases
where spouses were in Detroit,
those in our area came as singles
because they couldn't stay away.
It's a great feeling to see our De-
troit group making social plans to
see each other on these occasions.
"The entire idea of a Detroit
Club happened when Elaine
Emory (Herskovitz) went shop-
ping. She saw a Michigan license
plate and when she went over to
the car, there was Jerry Stein.
From this casual meeting the idea
of the Detroit Club was born.
"Our last affair was certainly a
success. One gal who heard about
the boatride went to her scrap-
book to find people she graduated
with. Enthusiasm over the De-
troit Club is fantastic.
"Decor on the Paddlewheel
Queen was Detroit Tiger uniform,
minute pendants with our names
on them and the Tiger block D on
our tables. All Detroiters pinned
their small pendants on their
shirts so those of us that are over
50 years of age were able to recall
others we haven't seen in 35 years
by name.
"We are most anxious to hear
from people back in Detroit. Our
Latke Party celebrating
Chanukah is the afternoon of Dec.
23. For info call Hy Emory, 683-
6531; Sally Landy, 472-6562; or
Elaine Wander, 926-7568.
"Again, We Love You, Detroit,
Michigan!"
(Mort and Sally Lewis live at
6125 N.W. 1st St., Margate, Fla.
33063, 748-0926.)
GET WELL WISHES ... to
Jennie "Anya" Victor . . . at
Henry Ford Hospital.
FRANKLIN RACQUET
CLUB and Spa celebrates 15th
anniversary culminating with
wine and cheese buffet this Sun-
day, 1 to 6, at its Northwestern
Hwy. locale . . . When Seymour
Brode bought land in 1969, an
eight-court tennis facility was
built . . . Today it is one of the
largest racquet sports operations
in the world.
CONGRATS ... to Sandra
Glazer . . . on her birthday . . . to
Albert Goldbaum . . . on his 75th
birthday . . . to Harriet and
Harold Goodman . . . on their 25th

anniversary . . . Albert is Har-
riet's dad.
ROSE SHERER SOCIAL-
ITES, with main purpose of get-
ting acquainted, does much to
raise money for Israel Relief
Fund, Allied Jewish Campaign
and Mo'os Chitim Passover fund
for Jewish needy . . . Its next af-
fair is dance, tomorrow night .. .
For more info call Dorothy
Goldberg, 548-6850; or Peter Stef-
fin, 557-2411.
WON'T BE ABLE TO win a
remote control color television set
like I did last year at sixth annual
Temple Beth El auction . . . No
raffle this time . . . But the goodies
galore by Brotherhood, Sister-
hood and Married Group . . . Dec.
1 . . . includes artwork, antiques,
vacation weekends, jewelry, mer-
chandise, services, dinners, etc.
. . . Preview 5 p.m., silent auction
6:30 to 8:30, live auction 9 p.m... .
$6 at door, $5 in advance, includes
open bar, snacks and sweets .. .
Dr. Barry Abrams is chairman .. .
For more info, call Temple Beth El
office, 851-1100.
FORTY-EIGHT PEOPLE
laughed and cried a wee bit . . . as
Denise Alexander read the poem
for dad Sam Richman's recent
70th birthday . . . given by her
and his wife Magene . . . at
Romanicks on Orchard Lake Rd.
But all in all, it was a real fun
evening as Sam and Magene were
serenaded by Ziggy Bela Trio who
strolled to their table with songs
of yesteryears . . . Lou Barden
volunteered as emcee and told
jokes for 20 minutes . . . Denise
toasted Sam with her humorous
and touching poem that traced the
lives of Dad and Mom from his
birth to married years.
Sam and Magene met while
working at Portnoy's Market 46
years ago . . . and introduced by
Marty Robins . . . who was also at
the party . . . along with their
daughter Rochelle Gray and Sam
and Magene's granddaughter
Cheryl, from California . . .
sister-in-law Bea Richman, from
Florida . . . Uncle Irving Waxman
from Florida and Blossom and
Jerry Waxman from Toledo.
MICKEY FISHMANhas four
daughters who, when thinking of
a special way to celebrate a big
birthday, decided to honor him by
remembering how many people's
childhoods he affected during the
20 years owning and operating
Camp Michigama . . . The daugh-
ters — Nancy, Marcia, Bonnie
and Cindy — are holding a reu-
nion of all campers and staff, Nov.
23, 8 p.m. at Lathrup Village
Municipal Bldg., Southfield Rd.
just north of 11 Mile Road.
Mickey and his late brother,
Herman, built the West Branch
camp in 1946.
CONGRATS ... to my wife
Frieda . . . on her birthday.

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28875 Franklin Rd. at Northwestern & 12 Mile
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Dr. Frederick V. Minkow has
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Oakland County Medical Society.
Dr. Myron M. LaBan was elected
treasurer.

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