j s , „ „ . 1, 26 Friday, January 7, 1977 x , THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Danny Raskin's LISTENING POST QUITE AN anniversary even though leading a present for Bruce Lyons, dog's life doesn't neces- head honcho at the sarily include being able Greenfield-Eight Mile to play quarterback. branch of Manufacturers HAPPY JAN. 1 belated Bank . . . Started out 20 birthday wishes to Carl ears ago as a teller with Steger, very fine pianist- INB . . . and was re- songster-patter chatter cently given a major stylist at Jakks on Green- promotion of full vice field & 10 Mile. presidency . . . Bruce's HAPPY JAN. 1 belated wife, Natalie, and mother anniversary number 48 Ann Lyons now living in wishes to Helen and Florida, are a couple of Herman Osnos, new rightly proud gals. chancellor commander of CONGRATS . . . to Detroit Lodge No. 55, Jerry Swaab . . . on his Knights of Pythias. 40th birthday . . . Wife CONGRATS . . . to Eunice bought him "what Esther and Max Rubin on every 50-year-old man their 38th anniversary. should have" . . . a GET WELL WISHES motorcycle! . . . to Shirley Kaplan ERRATA . . . Correct (Leo) at Sinai Hospital. spelling is Ilene Monast, DURING WORLD WAR not Irene. II, tells Bernice Robin- NICE GUY Bernie son, a huge corned beef Steinberg to the rescue sandwich and a cup of cof- again . . . Electrical Be- fee were the stimulants ruie took time off on a served to those who had Sunday morning to re- given blood at the USO pace a broken light fix- . Feeling somewhat tore at Marian Raimi's shaky, Bernice recalls, linen store in Oak Park was one fellow who . . . Wonder if Bernie munched his slowly . . ever fixed the doorbell Not so the burly sailor wife Yvonne has been who sat beside him in the after him to repair for so "recovery room" . . . long? After wolfing his OVERHEARD . . . by sandwich, he looked at Sid Morris . . . 7-year-old the Red Cross volunteer daughter of business as- and said, "I'm still hun- sociate and a little friend gry. Can I give another standing outside her pint?" teenage sister's bedroom, PROSPERITY IS when "It's called homework. people buy things they They scatter some books can't afford . . . Reces- and then talk abodt sion is when they stop boys." doing it. WHEN YOU make two SEEING SIGNS . . . on people happy, one is apt to a tree by Phil Gould up be you. north . . . "Cordwood For KIDS PLAYING foot- Sale Like Mom Used To ball at Southfield High Cut." playground recently, had INVOLVED IN A minor the game broken up for auto accident, Sam Lubin awhile by a dog whose admitted it was all his feelings were hurt . . • fault . . . He explained Before - the game every- that after pulling out of body played with him . . . his driveway onto the then forgot he even street it dawned on him existed . . . So, during that he had forgotten the game, Rover took something . . . "So," he matters into his own said, "I took my hands off teeth by snatching their the wheel to fasten my only ball and running seat belt — and lost con- away . . . while the kids trol of the car." chased in hot pursuit . . . CALLING BILL Rover finally gave it back FRIED; mimic- . . . as he had intended pantomimist and TV . . He just wanted to commercial figure . . . show how important he Remember your first club really was to theni . . • engagement?. . You ready to quit when 'The Graduate' Film were the audience broke out in Showing at Center laughter after you had The Cultural Arts De- begun a serious Al Jolson partment of the Jewish routine . . . But every- Community Center will thing turned out all right . you had just forgot- present "The Graduate," the second film of its 'ten to remove the fake "Like The Good Old nose after doing a Jimmy Days" film series, 3:30 Durante number. and 7 p.m. Sunday in the Bnai David Women Center's Aaron DeRcy Plan Art Auction Studio Theatre. In addition to "The Bnai David Sisterhood (iraduate," episodes will have an art exhibit 1 hree and four of "Flash and auction 9 p.m. Jan 15 Gordon Conquers the in the synagogue. Pre- 1.) riiverse" and the car- view will begin at 8. Re- icon "The Critic" also will freshments will be be shown. There is a served. For information, charge. 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