THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

54 Friday, September 12, 1980

VINCENZO'S

Italian-American Cuisine

Danny Raskin's

18211 JOHN R

LISTENING
POST

EVERY YEAR it's the
same story ... How in the
world does she do it? . . . Be-
lieve you me, folks, coor-
dinating the local Jerry
Lewis Muscular Dystrophy
Telethon on Sunday and
Monday of Labor Day
weekend is no small chore
. . . but Mary Lou Zieve has
it down pat and in her vest
pocket by now .. .
It's true that she starts
immediately after the 24-
hours end in raising funds
for Muscular Dystrophy .. .
but the telethon chore be-
gins only four months prior
. . . that's a lot of unbelieva-
ble work put into such a
short time . . . Then again,
Mary Lou and her very fine
staff are excellent coor-
dinators.
TV-2's Joe Glover and
Mary Lou make a superb
team for Jerry's endeavors
here . . . Don't know if there
is anybody like them in the
nation.
Disa 'n Data backstage
during the telethon .. .
Mort Zieve, Mary Lou's
hubby, singing commercials
he has written . . . Mort's
the third partner in Simons
- Michelson - Zieve ad
agency . . . Mickey Good-
win, world's 10th ranking
middleweight, looking at
the clock for stroke of 12
midnight . . . That's when
he became 22 years old .. .
and Labor Day was his per-
sonal nationwide celebra-
tion . .
Mickey is in the same
Kronk Recreation stable of
trainer-manager Emanuel
Steward, and ready to
follow Hilmer Kenty,
lightweight champ, and
Tommy Hearns,
welterweight king, into the
national limelight.
Attorney Henry Baskin
carrying his handbag that
looks like a small suitcase
with long straps . . . Dorian
Pastor, WJZZ music direc-
tor, agreeing that the re-
cent Montreux Jazz Festi-
val was a bust out . . . De-
troit Tiger Champ Sum-
mers kissing Jackie Kallen
. .. Doug Jacobs and his Red
Garter Band again doing a
great job . . . He really
works his perspiration out.
Susie and Monte Nadler
celebrating their 19th an-
niversary on Sept. 3 . . . She
is one of Mary Lou's capable
assistants . . . along with
her sister .. .

months to put the whole
thing together . . . Amazing
. . . and she's been doing it
for five years.
MUST BE MORE profit
in groceries than drugs and
sundries these days . .
Ever see some of the drug
stores now?
RUMOR MONGERS
sure don't know what
they're talking about when
telling that the Raleigh
Square Marketplace owners
are of Arabic origin . . . Be-
dros Avedian and Jean
Mahroukian are Armenian
and Rockwell Gust is Irish.
Sunday will be an
auction at Raleigh
Square Marketplace site
(former Raleigh House) .. .
conducted by DuMouchelle
Galleries . . . paneling,
chandeliers, kitchen-
equipment, doors, windows,
drapes, etc. . . . Preview for
folks to see what they'll bid
on will be at 10 a.m. . . . and
the sale is set for 12 noon.
After the auction will be
demolition time, with the
interior walls coming down
. . . and then construction
begins on Raleigh Square
Marketplace.
50th ANNIVERSARY
party for Faye and Morris
Woll, given by their chil-
dren at the Furniture Club
recently, brought Faye's
siter and brother-in-law,
Sandra and Dave Goose, in
from California . . . And
among the very pleasantly
surprised was Barbara
Press, who hadn't seen
Sandra in over 40 years.
NATE BRIDGES was
recently honored at Detroit
Plaza for his vast contribu-
tion to the City of Detroit.
JOKE DEPT. . . . about
the Jewish businessman
who was persuaded to use a
dictaphone on a trial basis,
and if he liked it, he could
buy it . . . The next day the
dictaphone representative
called at his office and asked
him how the machine was
. . . "Well, I'll tell you," said
the customer, "it ain't so
bad, but it talks with an
awful accent."
LOOKING BACK On
Columns Of Yesteryears .. .
JAN. 17, 1969
. . . Marlin Reiss, five-
year-old son of Sylvia and
Jay Reiss, was watching his
mother change a neighbor's
baby . . . When she over-
looked sprinkling the tot's
backside with talcum pow-
der and hurried him into his
diaper, young Marlin re-
marked sharply, "Hey,
Mom, you forgot to salt
him!"

George Young talking
about Al Selik not liking
how the grass looked in
front of George's house in
Southfield . . . and bringing
over his lawn mower to cut Israel faced a dual threat
it . . . Ron Coden telling before the Six Day War: She
many fans of being at was surrounded by armies
Mountain Jack's in Troy . . . which would be able to use
then Whaling Station in Soviet weapons on all fron-
Union Lake for four weeks tiers (and U.S. and British
. . . Ron Kruman not having weapons on one of them).
to offer his services . . . Her window to the Orient,
everyone knows he'll do to the Indian Ocean and to
anything to help out. the east coast of Africa was
Still hard to believe Mary now closed. The blockade
Zi.eYffl ta-s _only - fo-ur .was.the firsta-ct of war.

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