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7 DAYS A WEEK UNTIL 5 p.m.
FISH & SEAFOOD
2650 ORCHARD LAKE RD. Can Benpe At 682-6630
BENJIE'S
DANNY RASKIN
Distinctive Dining at-Reasonable Prices
LEONARD SIMONS, whose
book Simons Says is a wonderful
collection of his talks and ad-
dresses throughout the years .. .
is president emeritus of the De-
troit Historical Commission .. .
not Society . . . sorry for the boo-
boo, Len.
IN THE BEAUTIFUL
ongoing-like saga that began with
Harry Gunsberg writing us to ask
if any readers graduated from
College High . . . and letter from
Sadie Leventhal, of Brooklyn,
N.Y. that she attended and would
like to get in touch with Harry,
another new page unfolds.
According to Bob Schram, his
brother-in-law, Harry sent her a
copy of his graduating picture .. .
with Sadie standing next to him
. . . Seems that Bob also went
there before becoming Harry's
brother-in-law . . . When former
Central High School moved to its
new location on Linwood and
Tuxedo, Bob remained at College
High until it disbanded in 1928
. . . going on to graduate from
Northern High.
Now comes forward Esther
Whitman Weinert, who says she
graduated from Detroit College
High in 1927 . . . Principal of the
school, says Esther, was Dr. Leigh
Cooper . . . N. C. Nielson was
assistant principal.
It was located on the present
site of Wayne State University,
the school which Harry Antman
called to tell he attended when it
was previously known as City
College of Detroit. The building is
now called it was Old Main on the
WSU campus, at Cass and War-
ren.
So much more nostalgia un-
ravels . . . Harry's grandfather,
Moses Gunsberg, was namesake
of original Cong. B'nai Moses ..
There were three brothers in
Gunsberg Packing Co. . . . Sig-
mund, Harry's dad; faher of
George and Dick; and Joseph .. .
Sigmund founded Gunsberg
Sausage, which Harry heads to-
day.
GET WELL WISHES . . . to
Rhoda Lubaski . . . at Sinai Hospi-
tal.
HAMILTON PLACE on
Southfield Rd. has been sold .. .
New owners are Carol and Herb
Lawson.
DONOR LUNCHEON by
Women of Jewish National Fund
is this Tuesday, 12 noon, at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek . . . Bea Feigelman
is president of JNF Women .. .
and Shirley Kraft chairgal of fund
raising.
IT'S SEVEN DAYS a week
now for the lads 'n lassies working
Applegate Square, Northwestern
Hwy., and Boardwalk, Orchard
Lake Rd. . . . including Sunday 12
to 5.
CONGRATS . . . to former De-
troiters Bob and Helen Rothen-
berg . . . on their 38th anniversary
. . . They now live in Delray Be-
ach, Fla.
IT'S NOW CALLED Real Es-
tate and Construction Unit of
B'nai B'rith . . . not lodge ... with
the group taking in career women
as members for a first timer .. .
The gals wil be part of B'nai B'rith
Women . . . The unit has reserva-
tions limited to 100 persons for
this Sunday's preview of River-
front Apartments downtown, 10
a.m. to 12 noon . . . with com-
plimentary breakfast . . . Bruce
Wayne is program chairman .. .
Call Tony Wood, 851-2825.
MAIL DEPT.. . . Please make
the following corrections to your
column of Fri., Nov. 16 on Mort
Lewis' article on our Detroit Club.
First, Elaine and Hy Emery are
expecting their first grandchild,
not child. He has since been born,
and his name is Jason Matthew.
Second, all the phone numbers ae
incorrect. They should read as fol-
lows; Hy Emery, 963-1150; Sally
Landy, 472-7211; Elaine Wander,
472-6562; Mort and Sally Lewis,
972-4645.
"We thank you for your articles
and they have certainly helped
get more Detroiters to join us."
Elaine Emery
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Known Nationally For
Serving Prize 4H Blue Ribbon
Steaks, Sea Foods
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Open Daily 11:30 a.m.
Sunday Noon to 1 a.m.
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IS FORMER RALEIGH
HOUSE site destined to become a
do-it-yourself home improvement
operation from the south? If so, too
bad it couldn't be retained as a
catering operation . . . Even if the
walls and ceiling have been gut-
ted, its beautiful outside remains
. . . and just for people to again
say, "We'll be having our affair at
the Raleigh House" would jam
pack the place with parties.
PERSON TO CALL for guys
`n gals to work on the coming
Michigan Jewish Sports Hall of
Fame is Al Foon . . . 851-3435
after 7 p.m.
LOOKING BACK on Columns
of Yesteryears .. .
Feb.16, 1968 ... "While saying
her prayers, last week, 4-year-old
Martha Abrams, daughter of Syl-
via and Leon, was visited in her
bedroom by Aunt Sadie Hoptman
from New York, staying at the
house . ." 'It's a pleasure,' said
auntie, `to hear you saying your
prayers so well. You speak so ear-
nestly and seriously, and mean
what you say and care about it.'
. . . 'But auntie,' little Martha an-
swered, 'you should hear me
gargle!' "
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SAIAS
Wed. Tim Sat.
Valet
Parking
Fri. & Sat.
CARL'S
CHOP HOUSE
290 N. WOODWARD
In The
Great American
Insurance Bldg.
Major Credit
Cards
Accepted
Reservations Suggested
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Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
THE TENNIS CO. on South-
field in Lathrup Village, rac-
quetsports retail outlet, will in-
troduce sport of tennis to children
belonging to Big Brothers - Big
Sisters of Oakland County by
donating tennis rackets to be pre-
sented at the community organ-
ization's annual Holiday Party,
Dec. 16.
Area tennis enthusiasts are in-
vited to participate by donating a
,.used racquet to The Tennis Co. for
reconditioning . . . Contributors
will then receive a discount, if
they want a new Pro Kennex rac-
quet of their choice.
Some 275 Oakland County
children are currently enrolled in
the Big Brothers - Big Sisters pro-
gram which couples single parent
children with a caring adult who
can provide companionship and
guidance.
Anyone interested in helping
The Tennis Co. share the joy of the
sport and holiday season with
some worthy kids should contact
owner David Schwartz, 557-3570.
Those wanting to be a Big
Brother of Big Sister can call John
Liles, area director, 569-0626.
Mon.-Thurs.
11 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
Fri. & Sat.
11 a.m.-11 p.m.
Daily Seafood Specials
ap.
Saturday Afternoons and
All-Day Sundays
Continental Cuisine
Dancing
Entertainment By: THE LOVING CUP
Lunch 11 a.m.
Reservations:
362-1262
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