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DANNY RASKIN
A RESTAURANT
WEEKEND to be remem-
bered was held by Central
High class of 1956 ... Over
500 guys 'n gals attended re-
union at Roma's of Bloom-
field ... with 70 percent of
the former classmates attend-
ing
from 19 states and
Canada.
Thanks go out to Leonard
Milstone and Jerry Walters
for bringing so many together
... Debbie Goldfine Wasser-
man of Deborah's Invitations,
and barrister Bernard Min-
den were in charge of the
weekend activities that in-
cluded a bus tour down mem-
ory lane ... and a cocktail
party and brunch on Sunday
... all for the out-of-towners.
Lassies in charge of
entertainment were Margo
Woolf Cohen and Liz Walters.
Chorus line of 19 singers
and dancers did a tribute to
all 19 states and Canada ...
and at the end sang of Michi-
gan still being their home ...
Naturally the tears came .. .
especially from Arlene
Greenberg Gett and hubby Al
from Scottsdale, Ariz. ...
They couldn't stop thanking
everyone for such a wonder-
ful time.
"As one of our former
teachers said as she spoke to
the standing room only
crowd," says Debbie, " 'This
was the class that stars
shown upon.' And she was
right. We knew it then in
1956 and after being together
30 years later and seeing the
closeness that only a special
class could have — we know
it now."
NO, MARC FIELDS is
not an 80-year-old midget ...
He's actually just eight years
old ... Typo errata in last
week's column put him 72
years older ... so congrats
again Marc ... This time on
a BIG 8 birthday.
RICHARD GOLDEN is
new president and chief
executive officer of D.O.C.
Optic Corp. ... after special
meeting by its board of direc-
tors ... Dr. Donald Golden,
founder of the optical com-
pany, resigned as president
and C.E.O. ... and is its
newly elected board chair-
man.
Richard is son of Donald
and Norma ... who joined
D.O.C. in 1977 after a nine-
year career in broadcast sales
and management ... He
graduated Michigan State
University in 1969 with a
bachelors degree in com-
munications.
D.O.C. operates 100 units
in eight states ... making it
the nation's sixth largest op-
tometric chain.
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U shering in the new year at the
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This year's gala includes a 15-piece
big band. Black tie optional.
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in all the Kingsley restaurants. You
can plan your evening the way you
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A fter the party's over, plan on
A select limited menu will be served
in the ballroom throughout the evening.
Party favors are included. Advanced
reservations required.
spending the night with us. Our
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Friday, December 12, 1986 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
..
CONGRATS . .. to Bar-
bara and Sam Press ... on
their 40th anniversary ...
Surprise party for them. was
given at home of daughter
and son-in-law Melissa and
Tim Downey ... by children,
Heidi Press, The Jewish
News' local news editor;
Robin Majors, Melissa,
Lindsay Press and Jeremy
Press ... and grandchildren
Scott and Adam Majors and
Jessica Downey.
I DO DEPT. . . . Susan
Melton and Edward Lederer
... attended by 250 at Fair-
lane Manor ... "A smashing
affair," says Mary Lou and
Leo Wel6. "Dridc
like a
queen and the wedding party
was only wonderful." ...
Gents wore black tuxedos and
gals had white tuxedos with
black walking sticks adorned
by baby orchids.
CONGRATS . to Morrie
Gold ... on his 60th birthday
... to Elaine Friedman Bre-
ger ... on her 50th birthday
... celebrated with a party
for about 100 people at Hun-
ters Ridge Clubhouse.
LIKE FATHER LIKE
SON . . . and so Randall
Shaw, D.D.S. now makes it
Shaw, Ginzler & Shaw as he
joins staff with dad, Dr.
Alfred Shaw, and Dr. Jim
Ginzler.
Randy is graduate of Uni-
versity of Michigan dental
school and Washington Uni-
versity ... getting diploma
with exceptional skills in or-
thodontic dentistry.
VALLEY DETROIT
CHAPTER, City of Hope,
will hold a Detroit Reunion
Dinner-Dance ... Feb. 14,
1987, at Sportsmen's Lodge
in Studio City, Calif.
It comes out on Valentine's
Day ... and a lot of hearts
will continue to beat because
of this very fine group.
Proceeds from the dinner-
dance ... $37.50 per ticket)
... will be given to establish
a research fund in the name
of former Detroit Tiger great
Hank Greenberg ... at the
City of Hope Research &
Medical Center in Duarte,
Calif.
For more info, call Ilean
and Pinney Kanter, co-
presidents, 818-888-1666 ...
Shirley Katz, 818-346-9779
... Anne Feldman, 818-881-
8649 ... Helen Medwed,
818-906-1824 ... or Harriet
Radner, 818-708-2950.
10-MONTH-OLD BRIT-
TANI can't talk yet but gives
her approval to mom, Fonda
Schwartz, wife of ace golfer
Gary Schwartz, working a
couple of days ... She knows
how mother has been "chaf-
ing at the bit" to get back in
the swing ... Fonda is creat-
ing new makeovers at It's A
Wrap Nail Studio.
IT'S ONLY IN JEST ...
and Larry Tepman isn't even
a rabbi ... but he'll "join in
matrimony" the hands of
Beth Bodzin and David Tes-
sler ... at a mock wedding
... Fun middle-aisling will
be at first annual dance by
United Synagogue Youth • of
B'nai Moshe and Beth Ab-
Moses
raham , Hillel
synagogues ... Jan. 17, 8
p.m. ... Stuart Shiland and
Rachel Schay are co-
chairpersons of the affair ...
being held at Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses.