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phone, saying to her
obstetrician boss, "It's
Mrs. Parmley. She wants
to know if you deliver on
Fridays."
SEEING SCENES . . .
at J. L. Hudson's in
Northland, a heavily
burdened shopper stop-
ping to get her bearings
in the televiSion section
. . . A salesman ap-
proached her with the
usual, "May I help you?"
. . . Nodding and heaving
a sigh of relief, she
handed him all her bulky-
packages . . . After a
moment's rest, she re-
trieved her bundles and
walked on.
IT WAS THE first mild
day, if you can call it that,
after a severe cold spell in
Detroit . . . A teller at
Manufacturers National
Bank on Greenfield and
Eight Mile Rd., where
Bruce Lyons wears the
top brass buttons, was
trying to make conversa-•
tion with a customer . . .
She remarked, "It is nice
to have it above zero
again, isn't it?" . . . The
depositor gave the girl an
icy stare, then broke into
laughter . . . "For a mo-
ment, - he said, "I
thought you meant my
checking account."
THE TITLE "Listening
Post" was given to us by
Jewish News publisher
Philip Slomovitz after his
reading a previous article
in which we remarked
that the new column -
would be a listening post
for Jewish youth of De-
troit.

popular friend of so many
folks in the community,
befell a tragedy that
needs the help of all the
people whom he has come
in contact with . . . and •
like him so much . . Al
fell on the ice in front of
his home . . . lay for eight
hours before being found
. . . and has been in Pro-
vidence Hospital a month
. . . with no insurance
. . . little money to his
name . . . and minus the
fingers on his right hand
plus a toe from frostbite.
A benefit will be held
for him at Jakks, Green-
field and 10 Mile, from 6
p.m.,' Feb. 20 . . . with di-
nner . . . $25 per person
. . . proceeds to Al . . .
The help, including
pianist-songster Carl
Steger will donate their
time . _. plus the owners
of Jakks giving every-
thing else . . . Little Al
needs your help very
much.

Beth Achim Event
Tickets Available

Tickets are still availa-
ble for the "World of
Jewish Entertainment"
program sponsored by
the Cong. Beth Achim
Men's Club to take place
7:30 p.m. Feb. 20 in the
synagogue.
The Kol Golan Duo —
Israel and- Edna Rosen —
and humorist Sy Klein-
man will entertain. For
tickets, call the Beth
Achim office, 352-8670:
Tickets also will be avail-
able at the door.

Friday, February 11, 1977 29

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WHILE APPROACH-
ING our 35th birthday

with the Jewish News in
March of this year, we
meander through old
scrap books for items
from columns of yes-
teryears . . . and become
so enthralled with nos-
talgia . . . Boy, a lot of
water has certainly
passed under the bridge!
First column was dated
March 27, 1942 . . . titled,
Detroit Youth's Listen-
ing Post . . Some ex-
cerpts . . . "Milton
Weinstein, secretary of
Pisgah Lodge, Bnai
Brith, is en route to Camp
Polk, La. to visit his
brother Louis . . . Lou's
driving a tank . . . Hur-
rahs to Mike Golding and
Freda Jacobs, J. G. Divi-
sion of Allied Jewish
Campaign, for shining ef-
forts in getting all their
workers together.
"Arnold Agree and Bud
Eisenberg were only two
boys from Detroit in-
itiated into Phi Sigma
Delta National Jewish
Fraternity in Ann Arbor
. . . Alan Schwartz was
elected captain of the
basketball team at Cran-
brook School . . . Over
one-half the girls in the
Young Peoples.. Club of
Temple Israel have com-
pleted training courses as
USO hostesses . . . Five
dinner parties for boys in
service already held . . .
The girls are offering
their homes, including
lodging and seders to
those who are unable. to
get home over Passover...
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