30 Friday, September 26,1980

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Breed is stronger than
pasture.

Danny Raskin's

'celebrate your
birthday at

LISTENING
POST

ASKED BY HIS elemen-
tary teacher who the first
man • was, Arthur
Genendlis, youngster son of
Ruthe and Ed Genendlis,
answered, "George Wash-
ington" . . . Told that it was
Adam, little Arthur
exclaimed, "Well, if you're
talking about foreigners,
maybe h _ e was."
BEAUTIFUL
A
COUPLE, Rita and Stuart
Gorelick are the epitome of
parental proudness . . . Any
mention of their 'three
lovely children and Stu
pulls out pictures . . . Rita, a
former much sought-after
model, now devotes her time
to Gallery G exclusive
interior designing business
. . . and the three children
. . . Tracy, 5, whose
"grown-up" wisdom is un-
canny . . . Scott, 3, -telling
Rita about color coordina-
tion ("I like that color better
on you") . . . and David, 3,
with his auto enthusiasm
. . Scott and David are
twins .. .
Rita's much wanted crea-
tive abilities as an interior
designer is with good reason
. ...She's extremely honest
. . . and knows every iota of
what should be done for
complete interior balance in
color and design . . . No bluf-
fing or housewife side busi-
ness for Rita . . . She is a
true professional in every
sense of the word . . . with
top-honored schooling also.
GEORGE BASS will
have his day . . . and a big
day it'll be,-when his 75th
birthday is feted_ Oct. 5 at
Adat Shalom_ . . . George is
president emeritus of the
Downtown Synagogue . . .
and was president from
1964 to 1978 .. .
George is best remem-
bered as the strong-willed
gent whose object was for a
place where all Jewish per-
sons could pray regardless
of their station in life or
ability to pay . . . Those who
have used the Downtown
Synagogue make up a his-
tory of Jews in Detroit for
the past 50 years . . . Max
Sosin will emcee . . . $25 do-
nation to the synagogue
pays for everything from
hors d'oeuvres to dinner to
open bar to dancing . . . Call
Judge Nathan Kaufman,
256-2757, or Downtown
Synagogue, 961-9328.
BIRTHDAY CON-
GRATS . . . to Morris Weiss
.• of Zeman's Bakery .. .
on number 60.
LILLIAN PADOVER
writes that David Fealk, re-
tired president of Airport
Scrap & Salvage Co., and
wife Anne, have moved to
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
GET WELL WISHES
. . . to Lil Dictor . . . at Santa
Monica Hospital . . . 15th
St. and Arizona in Santa
Monica, Calif.
BEST BET OF THE
Weekend . . . Northern
High Reunion, classes of
1935, 1936, 1937, this Sun-

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RESTAURANT

day 8 p.m. . . . at Hamiltoh
Place.
QUADRUPLE
HEADER is set for 68th
Dinner-Dance, Oct. 5, by
City of Hope, Greater De-
troit Chapter . . . Channel 7
newscaster and humorist
Bill Bonds will emcee . .
Actress Barbara Rush
speaks on the City of Hope
. . . The Distant Shores,
noted group of singers and
dancers, entertain . . . and
folks at the affair will dance
to Fenby-Carr's music.
It'll be at the Detroit
Plaza Hotel downtown .. .
moving its major fund
raiser from the suburbs .. .
Free wallet parking and
black tie optional . . .
Minimum contribution is
$250 per couple . . . For tic-
ket info, call the City of
Hope office, 353-2535.
MAIL DEPT. . . .
"Thank you for the part of
your column called 'looking
back.' The printed article
was typical of my brother
Jack. His sense of humor
was so great that his family
and I still bring up some of
his antics when we want to
have a good laugh. Yes,
thank you so much for the
reminder. It will make his
family happy.

Izzy Goldman
1348 S. Ave. Polar K-206
• Tucson, Ariz. 85710

(Izzy is recuperating from
July 9 open heart surgery
and back to some activity.)
LE SPORTSAC is name
of new shop recently opened
at Somerset Mall in Troy .. .
It's also the name of a prod-
uct . . . only one carried by
this unique store of the fu-
ture opened by Rick
Fishman.
_ Le Sportsac is durable
and tough, lightweight,
water-repellent, damage
resistant luggage, bags,
purses, accessories and ap-
parel . . . It is made of
"parachute nylon" . . . con-
sidered the fabric of the fu-
ture . . . in oodles of colors
. . . A complete six-piece set
of luggage can be folded into
its own pouch . . . and stored
in a shoe box!
SOL LEWIS has another
good program set for 7:30
p.m. Sept. 30 at Ferndale
Community Center on E.
Nine Mile Rd. . . . It's an
ESP and Psychic Fun Night
. . . led by Sol, director of the
Michigan Metaphysical
Society, who will also dis-
cuss latent gifts and talents
within the human mind.
NOW THAT Temple Is-
rael has moved from Man-
derson Rd. in Palmer Park
to Walnut Lake Road in
West Bloomfield . . . did you
know that the first couple to
be married in the
main auditorium on Man-
derson was Lucy
Hirschman and Frank Si-
mons? Frank was then city
editor of The Jewish News
. . and today is executive
director of Temple Israel.

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