THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 6, 1984 35
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ITS A NEW IDEA con-
ceived, by Arthur Klein .. .
that's why he doesn't re-
strict the name . . . and calls
it Glass Factory Etc. Etc... .
Southfield Plaza and 12 1/2
Mile.
Everyday is sale day .. .
seven days a week . . . up to
50 percent off and more.
If you'll pardon the ex-
pression, Glass Factory Etc.
Etc. isn't all its name is
cracked up to be . . . Sure
there's plenty of glassware,
7,000 glasses of every shape
and form . . . but Arthur's
place is more like a mis-
hmash as people rove the
neat aisles . . . He has at
least 300 various kinds of
gifts . . . 150 different
dinnerware sets . . . variety
of stainless steel flatware
pieces . . . etc., etc.
Even woks, fish poachers,
vases, marble cheese trays,
marble rolling pins, cutting
boards, cheese slicers, stain-
less trays, ice buckets, fruit
bowls, place mats — cloth
and straw — -pot holders,
dinner napkins, kitchen
mits, ice tongs, etc., etc.
This is from a guy who
came to Detroit back in
1945 from New York .. .
and in 1946 opened
Claudette Chocolates on
Dexter and Burlingame,
and Dexter and Tyler .. .
Five years later, he merged
with Barton Chocolates and
converted nine candy stores
into Barton's.
In 1955, Arthur went into
the discount drugs business
. . . at the old Kern's Build-
ing downt8wn . . . When he
sold out, there were seven
AAA Discount Drugs . . . In
1978, he opened Stereo City
on Woodward and Grand.
River . . . and built it into
four stores.
Last month, Arthur
Klein, noted as one of the
best merchandisers in town
. . . and consid,Ored by so
many as a "spoh.of a guy"
. . . took on another chal-
lenge ... His Glass Factory
Etc. Etc. at Southfield Plaza
is no doubt the beginning of
another giant in Art's busi-
ness success chain. ,
CONGRATS . .. to
Bluma and Leonard Siegal
. . . on their 19th anniver-
sary.
BARRY KLEIN is at-
tempting to organize an in-
•formal Jewish alumni
group of Oakland Univer-
sity . . . primarily for pur-
pose of assisting and giving
support' to Jewish Students
Organization which now
exists on OU at
.. .
Contact Barry at 353-7878.
CONGRATS ... to
David Black . on his 25th
birthday. F-
THREE YEARS AGO,
Ida and Harold Sher moved
to Pine Island Ridge in Fort
Lauderdale ... Past April,
Ida had major surgery .. .
and received 130 cardE•from
folks at their new residence
. . . Big reason for -party
given by the Shers was to
give thanks for the charita-
ble contributions and con-
cern.
CONGRATS ... to Jen-
nifer Nichol Feinberg . . . on
her first birthday.
LAST CALL goes out for
Super 50th Reunion of Cen-
tral and Northern grads...
1934, before and after . . .
July 27-29 at. Sheraton ,.
Oaks, Novi . . . Friday is
evening deli brunch, Satur-
day dinner-dance, and Sun-
day brunch . . . Saturday is
the big night . . . Call Gen-
eral Chairman Izzy Malin,
864-2506.
GET WELL WISHES
... to Goldie Wrotslaysky,
secretary at Council of Or-
thodox Rabbis . . . re-
cuperating at home after
by-pass surgery . . . with
thanks to so many for their
answered prayers.
THIS WEEKEND is
Sidewalk Sale by Applegate
Square, Northwestern be-
tween 12 and 13 Mile . . . to-
day, 10 to 9 p.m. and tomor-
row til 5 p.m. . . . Next
weekend it's Boardwalk's
turn, Orchard Lake Rd.
south of 15 Mile.
MAIL DEPT.... "Please
correct Listening Post col-
umn in July 15 paper 'Se-
eing Julie Corman from
time to time tending foun-
tain in brother Abe's Sweet
Shop.' It should be corrected
to brother Lou's sweet shop.
And by the way, Lou and
wife, Lena, live in North
Miami Beach and have re-
cently celebrated their 61st
anniversary."
•Marilyn Bernstein
daughter
/
'11„your column in The
JewiSh News of Friday,
June 15, Hy Lewis recalls
Mr. Gunn, school principal
of Garfield School which I
attended. I can also attest.to
,little rubber hose used to
admonish some of the kids.
Also remember vividly
Cream of Michigan restau-
rant and The Sweet Shop at
12th and Lee Place. I must
also tell you, I am very
enthusiastic reader of your
column and The Jewish
News and thoroughly enjoy
reference of the past nostal-
gia.'.
"P.S. Anyone who would
like to talk to me or write to
me can do so by calling or
writing 10850 Albany, Oak
Park, Mich. 48237, 541-
6696.
"How many remember
the truant officer, Miss
Wolfschlager of Garfield
and Balch Schools?"
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Morris S. Meisner
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