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ANIERICAN
CANC EJI
SOCITY
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hey usually celebrate
their anniversaries to-
gether on Memorial
Day . . . and although far
apart this year, the tradition
continued.
Localites Harry and Geri
Portner, and Al and Annette
Landy, former area residents
now of Plantation, Fla., have
been close friends for 50 years
but couldn't be united this
time.
Harry and Geri celebrated
number 53 and Al and An-
nette number 58 . . . by un-
corking champagne and
toasting each other via the
telephone.

BIRTHDAY CONGRATS
... to Dorothy Haber . . . to

David Wolfe on number 29 .. .
to Betty Katzman of North
Miami Beach, Fla.
THEY HAVE the permis-
sion to leave Russia . . . but
not the money . . . and so
"Passage To Freedom,"
June 24, 8 p.m., at Temple
Beth El . . . raising funds for
the immigrants still there
who are allowed to leave .. .
$15 admission includes Rus-
sian orchestra from Toronto,
champagne and sweet table
. . . Call Tamara Friedman for
tickets or information,
855-0474.
MAKE IT THREE related
attorneys now with the same
name of Walkon . . . Marvin
and Clifford with offices in
Southfield and their nephew,
Craig Walkon, who recently
passed the California bar .. .
Craig grew up in Southfield,
went to Michigan State and
Wayne State, and married
Stacy Surowitz in 1988 .. .
His parents and grandparents
are Marlene and Sanford
Walkon and Jennie and
Harry Walkon . . . Stacy's
grandfather, Jack Surowitz,
and Craig's grandfather, Joe
Moglovkin, were both friends
and milkmen for United
Dairy over 40 years ago.
CONGRATS ... to Frieda
Goodfriend Olen . . . on her
birthday . . . celebrated
recently by being called to the
Torah at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, where a sedra
was dedicated to her . . .
Children taking part in the
services were Barbara and
Michael Meskin of Aspen,
Colo.; Carol and Dr. Joel
Schoen of Chicago; and Cathy
and Robert Goodfriend of
New York City . . . Frieda is
past president of the Detroit
Women's Auxiliary of Alpha
Omega Dental Fraternity,

past vice president of
Hadassah, former secretary of
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood
and long-time member of Na-
tional Council of Jewish
Women.
IF YOU WANT to attend
the Jonathan Kovan
Memorial Golf Outing by
Variety Club of Detroit .. .
June 20 at Baypointe Coun-
try Club, call Barbara Moret-
sky, Variety's executive direc-
tor, 855-6440.
Two prices . . . both going
to a great cause . . . $125
includes 18 holes of golf,
carts, locker, continental
breakfast, buffet lunch, sit-
down dinner and open bar
11 a.m. to 11 p.m. . . . $50 is

TWo golden-plus
anniversaries are
remembered via
telephone.

for the dinner and open bar
3 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
Make reservations well in
advance . . . Tee off times are
only 7:45 a.m. to 9:45 a.m.
and 12:45 p.m. to 2:45 p.m.
Have fun and do a great
deed!
CONGRATS to veterin-
arian Al Krochmal . . . on his
70th birthday . . . celebrated
recently with a golf outing for
16 men at Tam O'Shanter
Country Club . . . Was given
by sons Gary and Ralph.
1989 IS TURNING out to
be the best year ever for Oak
Farms Fruit Market . . . It's
been open seven years on
Coolidge and Nine Mile in
Oak Park and a year at its
Farmington location on
Grand River . . . Oak Farms
has already sold 18,000 flats
. . . with 864,000 flowers!

WHEN LEONARD

Karpelis was at Sinai
Hospital, Phyllis and Stan-
Satofsky, owners of Beverly
Hills Racquet Club, visited
him and discovered he was
still giving racquetball
lessons over the phone .. .
while lying on his back.
COCO'S DEPT.... "Still
can't believe how pretty Ellen
Ross at Greenfield Animal
Clinic made me . . . I'm a boy,
so maybe that's not the right
word . . . Anyway, to make
sure it wasn't a fluke, I had
her sharp me up again . .
and a triple arf and woof of
thanks . . . I hear some other
dogs in the neighborhood are
barking up a story for their
owners to take them to Ellen
. . . Hope they bring her some
of their treats."

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