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High-Flying Reunion
For Israel's Defenders

DANNY RASKIN

Local Columnist

f it wasn't for you people,
there might not be an
Israel today" . .. Dave
Fink was among over 200
plus of those who remained
there that fought in the war
of 1948 . . . and recently at-
tended the 40th reunion of
Machal (Overseas Personnel
from around the world).
He heard this expression
constantly . . . and saw
fellows Dave hadn't seen in 40
years . . . Biggest thrill was
meeting three of the gents
who flew escort while he was
a B-17 gunner . . . Dave
previously only knew them by
waves of the hands . . . Im-
agine German Messer-
schmidts from World War II
flying escort for an Israeli
bomber!
CBS met about 50 of them
at Kennedy Airport in New
York and spent four days with
Machal . . . interviewing 12 to
15 selected from the Army,
Navy and Air Force for a
20-minute TV segment on
"Good Morning CBS," 9 a.m.
July 24.
Another highlight for Dave,
with six other buddies, was
visiting their old 69th
Squadron at Ramat David
about 40 miles north of Haifa
. . . It's still active . . . only
this time the high-tech planes
like F-4 and F-15 fighter
bombers are a lot different
from the "anything they could
get" Messerschmidts, Spit-
fires, Mustangs, etc.
In 1948, it was a con-
glomeration of every type of
World War II plane Israel
could get ahold of . . . So-
meone asked Dave if he'd
have liked an F-15 escorting
him on raids . . . and Dave
replied, "Are you kidding?
They sure wouldn't need us!"
CONGRATS. . . . to sister-
in-law and brother, Shirley
and Marvin Raskin . . . on
their 36th anniversary . . .
The first sofa they owned
back on Whitmore Avenue is
still around . . . in their base-
ment on Everett Avenue in
Southfield.
HUSBAND. AND WIFE
team joins Michigan Cancer
Foundation control division
here . . . Sandra Wolman,
M.D., is new associate
medical director . . . and Eric
Wolman, M.D., is vice presi-
dent of community programs.
WEEKLY LUNCHEON
meeting each Thursday dur-
ing July, 12:30 p.m. at Gold
Cion Restaurant, 10 Mile
west of Telegraph, is the

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togetherness by Gamma Kap-
pa Chi Alumni Fraternity of
Wayne State University .. .
For more info, contact Iry Col-
lens, 851-0490; Phil
Rothschild, 543-7544; or
Morey Sugar, 355-2515.
MAKES NO difference in
the world where you are, now
a direct call to Carey/State-
wide Limousine Service here
or to Carey's worldwide
number puts you in class and
comfort anywhere.
Since Statewide became af-
filiated with Carey, it has
doubled its fleet to 27 limos,
six vans and six sedans as
Michigan's largest and one of
the biggest in the Midwest.
Carey is in 300 cities, 60
countries and on six
continents.
FORMER DETROITER
Julie Grant Meyer, Mumford
and U-M grad, was named
first recipient of the Herbert
J. Garon Young Leadership
Award in New Orleans, La.
. . . given to one person bet-
ween age 25-40 who displays
a special commitment and
dedication to the Jewish com-
munity . . . Julie's hubby,
New Orleans barrister
Michael Meyer, is also a
former localite . . . She is the
daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Joseph Grant in
Birmingham.
GET WELL wishes . . . to
Shirley and Turk Prujan
(Prujansky) . . . in Los
Angeles.
ANNUAL Picnic On The
Grass XVI and Fine Arts Auc-
tion is Aug. 6, 6:30 p.m., at
Shotwell-Gustafson Pavilion
of Oakland University.
EX-LOCALITE Michael
,Pollack, now a New York state
corrections officer, was among
those called on to help answer
technical questions about a
Nazi identification card used
in helping to identify John
Demjanjuk as "Ivan The
Terrible;' convicted death
camp guard who allegedly
ran the Treblinka gas
chambers that killed 850,000
Jews during World War II . .
Michael was born and raised
in Oak Park . . . His mother,
Marcia Pollack, lives in.
Southfield.
ALL PROCEEDS this
Sunday . . . everything I. . . at
Excalibur, Franklin and Nor-
thwestern, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.,
will be turned over to help
7-year-old Paul Michaels of
Troy . . . $125 tickets include
cocktails, hors d'oeuvres
galore, etc. . . . Checks can be
made payable to Paul
Michaels, suffering from a
non-operative brain tumor.