THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, November 23, 1984
LISTENING POST
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Etc., then Glass Factory Outlet
Etc. Etc. . . . now Glass & China
Factory Outlet. .
MORRIE YARAS has beaten
death twice . . . and -till jogs five
miles every day in Beverly Hills,
Calif. . . . He was here with wife
Bertha for only couple of days .. .
and regardless of the cold
weather, didn't miss doing his
jogging ritual . . . Morrie and Be-
rtha have been married 47 years
. . . and moved from Detroit 30
years ago . . . He's still active with
B'nai B'rith, on the council out
west . . . and past president of the
Hollywood Wilshire Lodge, com-
posed of all former Detroiters .. .
Hal Brody is president now .. .
Morrie says heart bypass has
made him a new man.
(Morrie's and Bertha's address
is 226 N. Crescent Dr., Beverly
Hills, Calif. 90210 . . . 213-858-
1444.)
BUSINESSES DON'T HAVE
to get a stipend anymore for hav-
ing coin-operated phones at their
locales . . . They can now take the
whole shebang ... Liberty Phone
Co. on Greenfield and in South-
field puts out the phones for ven-
dors, restaurants, service sta-
tions, lounges, stores, etc. . . . with
owners keeping all the profit
themselves . . . Michigan becomes
only the sixth state so far . . . Boy,
what promotions companies and
restaurants can now do with their
own pay phones!
CELEBRATION OF 50th an-
niversary of Sadie and Morton
Dermer was at Mitch's II .. .
dinner party by their children,
Judy and Bernie Tarnow and
Shari and Arthur Dermer . . . Lots
of folks had many laughs . . . and
danced the night to Doug Jacobs
and his Red Garter Band.
BARRY MANILOW will be in
Detroit less than 24 hours .. .
with 25 of his staff .. . specifically
to stage benefit for B'nai B'rith .. .
It'll be Dec. 5 at Westin Hotel,
when localites Bernard M.
Tauber, chairman of the board of
K-Mart Corp. and David Rand-
leman, chairman of the board of
the Handelman Co., will be co-
recipients of the BB International
Great American Traditions
Award.
B'nai B'rith Youth Services
agencies will be direct be-
neficiaries of the dinner.
LORETTA LORION, bossgal
at Loretta Lorion in Bloomfield
Plaza on Telegraph, has begun
her search again for teddy bears of
all ages, sizes and shapes . . . Nov.
26 to Dec. 5, Loretta's having her
second annual Teddy for Tots
benefit for Children's Hospital .. .
She donates a new bear to the
hospital for each teddy entered in
the contest . . . Last year, more
than 130 bears were donated .. .
Judging is on best costume, most
adorable, most preppy, most out-
rageous, most old-fashioned, most
glamorous, most cuddly, most
romantic, most sophisticated and
most original . . . Loretta's teddy
bear winners with their ribbons
and medals will be on display til
Jan. 1.
PORTION OF the sales by
Emery Jewelers, Orchard lake
Rd., 6:30-9 Dec. 1 and 12-5 Dec. 2,
will be given to Jewish National
Fund.
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Of Southfield
569-0882
25080 Southfield Road at 10 Mile
SERVING COMPLETE GREEK CUISINE
DANNY RASKIN
FROM NO LESS an authority
than Leonard N. Simons,
president emeritus of the Detroit
Historical Society, comes note re-
garding recent Mail Dept. letter
from Sadie Leventhal of Brook-
lyn, N.Y. . . . If she graduated in
1928, she probably went to The
College of the City of Detroit —
not the College High School .. .
Central moved out in 1926 — to
Linwood. I believe a junior college
took over the building — called
The College of the City of Detroit.
I'm checking it out with Burton
Historical Collection at Detroit
Public Library. I don't remember
Detroit having a school named
College High."
"EDEE" MOSS retired? .. .
That's what she thought . . . But
the former Al-Kay Jewelry gal
couldn't stay away from the biz
. . . She is the new manager of
Phoenix Jewelry, which today
opens its newest branch and first
local operation . . . at Northland
. . . Phoenix offices are in Liber-
tyville, Ill.
CONGRATS . . . to Marian
and Jack Sherman . . . on their
48th anniversary.
ELSIE MANDELL has that
thing all grandmothers want .. .
the uppermost respect from
grandchildren . . . This is - what
Elsie's good heart enjoyed giving
reception for about 130 people .. .
feting newlyweds Ralph and
Carri Weinand . . . at her South-
field home . . . Ralph is Elsie's
grandson and attends Lawrence
Tech.
PEOPLE WHO LOVE
SPORTS can work on the coming
Michigan Jewish Sports Hall of
Fame . . . at Jewish Community
Center, Maple and Drake .. .
Wheels, are already rolling . .
Voluntiers are needed . . . Call
Alvin Foon after 7 p.m., 851-2325.
LUFINO'S SALON on The
Boardwalk, Orchard Lake Rd.
south of Maple, gathering such a
huge reputation for top-notch
styling, is new home of Rhodika
Faces, bossed by cosmetics gal
Rhoda Weiss.
BARRY M. KLEIN, head of
real estate company bearing his
name, has been named recipient
of the Distinguished Alumni
Service Award for 1984 by Oak-
land University Alumni Associa-
tion . . . Son of Helen and George
Klein is immediate past president
of the association . . . plus serving
in several positions and capacities
during his five years on the
alumni board.
COMMUNITY SCENE .. .
Willie Geer kissing all the girls in
local eatery . . . Woman wearing
hat that'll never go out of style .. .
it'll just look ridiculous year after
year . . . Shirley and Ray Abrams
back together again . . . Elderly
lady telling Pam Smith of
Turner-Flannery Leasing, Troy,
that she thought the United Na-
tions was a good thing, "but it's a
pity they have so many foreigners
in it " . . . Virginia Sharkey look-
ing great . . . Sam Yellin being
called to telephone at eateries.
NAME HAS BEEN changed
for third time . . . by Arthur Klein
. . . of his vast inventory and sales
discount operation in Southfield
Plaza between 12 and 13 Mile .. .
First it was Glass Factory Etc.
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