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Friday, July 25, 1986

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

COCO'S CORNER ... "Fi-
nally somebody's thinking about
us dogs by barking up the right
tree. Diane Dickinson and John
Yera are gonna have a Dog Bar
at their new Corporation Cortina
spot (20 percent men, 20 percent
women, 60 percent non-gender)
opening in September.
"Folks taking us for a walk at
Sugar Tree on Orchard Lake Rd.
north of Maple Rd. will now have
a place fo us guys 'n gals to get a
snort or two of water. And I'm
perking up my ears at the news
that they may have some doggie
snacks, too . . . Hope their ribbon
chewing ceremony is with a long
doggie chaw instead of ribbon.
But ain't that really nice, folk's?"
Diane will run back and forth
from her Marilyn Brooks store,
also at Sugar Tree . . . In fact,
there'll be phones connected at
both places to drive Diane nuts
. . . Thank heavens she has an ace
right-hand gal, Nancy Saltsman,
at Marilyn Brooks, in case she
gets tied up at Corporation Cor-
tina.
CoCo can't wait for the opening
. . . He's in love with Diane al-
ready.
NICE PEOPLE DEPT. ...
Sue and Manny Vexler . . . of
Michelle Lauren women's fash-
ions . . . in Windsor.
CONGRATS ... to Mark
Hechler . . . on his 60th birthday
. . . Party by wife Rose for 100
friends and relatives also feted
his upcoming retirement . . . at
end of this month.
HELLO ... from Arlene Bar-
nett Gilmore . . . living in At-
lanta, Ga.
RECORD TURNOUT of
American buyers swarmed
Freed's Mens Wear in Windsor
over July 4 weekend . . . Was the
longest in Freed's 56-year his-
tory.
The 30,000-square-foot store,
Canada's largest men's clothing
operation, is run by Gerald
Freed, Ari Freed, Alan Orman
and Danny Orman . . . But don't
discount the gals, .folks . . . they
have a 400-square-foot boutique
in which to shop also at Freed's
. . . It was opened about a year-
and-a-half ago and is run by
Alan's wife, Diana Orman.
Freed's, on corner of Gladstone
and Ottawa, originally started
out at same location with only
1,000 square feet . . . Five addi-
tions over the 56 years have
brought about the 30,000-
square-foot biggie of clothing
beauty.
CONGRATS ... to Mert Rob-
bins . . . on his birthday.
NEXT TWO FASHION shows
by Leah Marks will be Tam-0-
Shanter Country Club, Sept. 17
. . . and Orchestra Hall benefit,
Nov. 11.
"I DO" DEPT. ... Harold
"Hershe" Rothenberg of Hersh's
on The Boardwalk, Orchard Lake
Rd. . . . and Caryn Lerner . . . be-
came partners in life last week.

KELLIE EVANS has been
named account executive to the
newly-acquired Fretter Inc. ac-
count at Simons Michelson Zieve

Advertising . . . Susan Brink
takes over the Jacobson's and
Fisher Wallpaper accounts .. .
Kim Ritter, 1986 graduate of
Troy High, doing her bit as sum-
mer intern/apprentice art direc-
tor at SMZ, will attend Michigan
State U. this fall . . . on a soccer
scholarship.
20 YEAR REUNION by Cass
Tech class of '66 is Aug. 2 at
Roostertail . . . $40 tickets in-
clude dinner, open bar and
souvenir . . . with portion of pro-
ceeds to Cass Tech Scholarship
Fund . . . No tickets at door .. .
and today is deadline for getting
them . . . Call C.J. Grant, 863-
2311 or 822-9171.
STEVE COOPER has been
elected president of Southfield
Bar Association . . . to first term
on board of B'nai B'rith Anti-
Defamation League . . . and by
lawyers of Oakland County to re-
present them in the State Bar
AssociationThe former South-
field councilman is in race for va-
cancy of 46th District Court seat
which will occur when Judge
Clarence Reid retires.
CONGRATS ... to John
Finck . . . on his 32nd birthday
. . . John is director of public rela-
tions for Michigan Opera Co. . . .
and was recently appointed na-
tional press representative for
Opera Pacific in Costa Mesa,
Calif., U.S.'s newest opera com-
pany . . . He'll spend his time be-
tween the two . . . Opera Pacific
will do its shows in Orange
County Performing Arts Theater
with its 3,000 seats . . . Initial
budget for opera and musical
theater is a whopping $4 million.
STILL ANOTHER shopping
center by Morris Margulies . . . a
small one this time . . . for strip
shopping on Ten Mile, west of
Greenfield and New Orleans
Mall . . . Slated for November
opening . . . and will be called
Ritz Plaza.
MAIL DEPT.... "Thank you
very much for the news article
you put in about our tiny, but
growing congregation. Ever since
the death of my beloved mother,
Norma Newman-Shoemaker,
almost 12 years ago, I've been
eager to learn about my .roots. I
have a 'rich' Jewish heritage, and
with the help of my dear uncles
Rudy and Dave Newman, I'm
learning from where it stems.
"Not having been raised a Jew,
I am now in the process of study-
ing towards a conversion back to
the religion of my birth. I feel it's
extremely important for my three
sons to learn about and live that
part of our heritage which we
have missed all these years.
That's why the growth of Kenai's
Congregation Briat Elohim is so
crucial to me. I need the fellow-
ship of other Jews to help support
me in my goals to educate my
family and friends and with
whom to share my enthusiasm in
observing the religion of my an-
cestors; living as a Jewish fam-
ily."

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Kathy A. Atkinson
Box 1012
Kenai, Alaska 99611