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THE JEWISH NEWS
arring unforseen com-
plications like stars
falling out of the sky
or gambling and drinking be-
ing banned in Las Vegas,
Jerry Lewis, world's top fund-
raiser (over $1 billion for
children's causes) and
premier entertainer, will ap-
pear at this year's eighth an-
nual dinner by Michigan
Cancer Foundation, May 19,
at Westin Hotel's Renais-
sance ballroom . . . About
1,800 people are expected to
be greeted by Jerry.
Honorary chairpersons of
the event, in charge of cor-
porate support, will be
Marlene and Paul Borman
. . . Jan and Pat Hartmann
will be dinner chairfolks.
Last year's dinner, chaired
by Marcia and Gene Apple-
baum, raised almost $500,000
with stars Edye Gorme and
Steve Lawrence.
Patron tickets are $300 per
person . . . Sponsor ducats $50
. . . Jerry Lewis will make
reservations go fast . . . Call
MCF, 833-0110.
CONGRATS to Marianne
and Fred Morris . . . on their
30th anniversary . . . to
Jackie Klein . . . on her birth-
day . . . to Dr. Israel Wiener
. . . on his 79th birthday.
AFTER 39 YEARS with
Sears, Seymour (Sid) Milgrom
can call himself a bonafide
retiree . . . at least for awhile
. . . Seymour started as a
salesman for Sears in the
Wyandotte store where he
stayed 13 years . . . and
retired as major appliance
manager of its Livonia Mall
locale after 26 yeas.
Party for 40 friends and
relatives was at Home Sweet
Home in Novi . . . Shindig by
Sears was for 85 at Corsi's in
Livonia.
WHEN WRITING an arti-
cle that includes names, it's
almost impossible to get them
all.
Recent excellent feature by
Elizabeth Applebaum, newly
appointed assistant editor of
The Jewish News, "Strike Up
The Band," omitted two very
salient names in the local
world of music . . . Hal Gor-
don and Jean Goldkette.
Hal played many weddings,
bar mitzvahs, etc., plus being
music coordinator for WXYZ-
TV, doing the Soupy Sales
Show, and backup plus ar-
ranger for many stars appear-
ing here who asked for his
service so many times.
Also, Hal, Sammy Woolf,
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Max Sosin and Cantor
Hyman Adler were a team
visiting Jewish old folks
homes on a regular basis
among other appearances.
Jean Goldkette was
Detroit's claim to national
fame . . . with many of the na-
tion's great musicians at one
time or another in his band.
In an era gone, it was Jean
Goldkette at the Graystone
Ballroom . . . and later Jean
Goldkette's Latin Quarter .. .
He was known throughout
the orchestra world.
BEST BET Of The
Weekend . . . today's monthly
luncheon by Variety Club of
Detroit . . . open for the first
time to the public . . . at Em-
Jerry will entertain
for the Michigan
Cancer foundation
dinner May 19.
bassy Suites Hotel on North-
western, 12 noon to 2 p.m.
CONGRATS to wife and
husband Reva and Sheldon
Lederman . . . on their birth-
days . . . a day apart . . . Reva,
"The One ArmedArtist," will
show her Oriental paintings
March 24 at Madonna
College.
BERNARD OTIS, who
was featured speaker at
Southwestern Bell's Business
Communications Conference
in Dallas, is a former
Detroiter now living in
Woodland Hills, Calif., with
wife Anna . . . He heads the
Otis Group in Canoga Park,
Calif., and is an interna-
tionally recognized market-
ing/sales consultant, writer
and trainer.
Bernie's family helped to
found and develop Congrega-
tion B'nai David, and he now
serves on the board of direc-
tors of Rabbi Harold
Schulweis' Valley Beth
Shalom in Encino, Calif.
CONGRATS . . . to Burt
and Phyllis Chassin . . . on
their 45th anniversary.
IT'S NOW CALLED
Greater Midwest Club of
Florida . . . formerly the
Greater Detroit Club . . .
Group meets at Le Club in
Deerfield's Century Village
. . . For info, call its president,
Leonard Brightman,
407-487-7916.
LOOKING BACK on col-
umns of yesteryears . . .
"Beth Ann Sosin, 5-year-old
daugher of Harvey and
Harlene Sosin, looked at Max
Sosin's sparsely-occupied
head and said, 'Grandpa, why
don't you let your hair
grow?' "
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