THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

26 January 30, 1976

Barton's Sponsors
Essay Competition

Danny Raskin's

LISTENING
POST

JOEY BRESSLER,
nine-year-old son of Roz and
Lou Bressler, was given a
form to fill out in his He-
brew school class to plant a
tree in Israel for the holiday
of Tu b'Shevat . . . With
great enthusiasm, Joey
asked if he could honor any-
one he wanted . . . Passing
up his parents and grand-
parents, the youngster eag-
erly selected the TV charac-
ter, "Fonzie" on the "Happy
Days" show . . . "We guar-
antee," says Roz, "that it
will be the only tree -planted
in Israel with so much dedi-
cation. That's what we call a
`devoted fan.' "
ACE PARTY GIVER
Dudley Musket as chairman
of the upcoming Installation
Dinner-Dance by Detroit
Lodge No. 55, Knights of
Pythias, has a big shindig in
store for everyone . . . Date
is March 7, at Sheraton-
Southfield, with dancing to
"Jumping Joe" Miller . . .
Dudley has tickets at his
business, 546-4334.
CONGRATS TO . .
Terry O'Connor on 40th
birthday . . . surprise party
was given him by wife
Patty.
THANKS TO . . . Ralph
Perez of Ralph's in Dear-
born for helping us cele-
brate our birthday last Fri-
day . . . Went there
following a 1,500-person
press party at the Hyatt Re-
gency in Dearborn . . . to
hear "the new" Barbara
Paul .. . Ralph had a bottle
of champagne at the table
for Jim Herrington of
WXYZ-TV to open with the
cork pointing toward us . . .
No, it didn't hit the mark,
nor did we get a cake in the
face.
PERFECTION LODGE
NO. 486, F. & A.M. has an-
other something new for
new worshipful master
Barry Klein's regime .. .
It's "Perfection Action
Line" to call anytime for
coming activities . . . kind
of clever . . . (Number is
851-3113).
SCOTT'S KORNER .. .
"Here's a health tip. Drink
as much water as you can.
Try taking a drink every
time you pass a water foun-
tain. It flushes your body
clean."
BICENTENNIAL
YEAR Wishes . . . THAT
Leonard Rosenthal wins a
billiard tournament . . .
THAT Max Thomas finds
the happiness he's looking
for . . . THAT Marion
Sonne keeps the new style
hair look . . . THAT other
people are as happy as Shir-
ley and Ray Abrams . . .
THAT many folks use
Domestic Linen driver Lou
Miller as their example of a
nice guy . . .
THAT so many car driv-
ers start using their turn
signals . . . THAT some
employes at Great Scott
markets change their dis-
posable uniforms more of-
ten . . . THAT gals behind

bakery counters once in a
while say "It's not quite a
pound" instead of always
being overweight
THAT Al Sklar of Penn
Furniture gets Sid Hudson
the fur collar coat he prom-
ised him when Sid comes to
Detroit next . . . THAT the
Detroit Tigers surprise
everybody with an exciting
team . . .
THAT so many people
learn how to say "Please"
and "Thank You" . . .
THAT Mike Kallen wears a
tie . . . THAT swell guys
Bill Veeck and Hank Green-
berg are successful with the
Chicago White Sox . . .
THAT Barry Klein finds the
oddest shaped pipe in the
world to smoke . . . THAT
super markets get smart
and have some kind of an in-
centive program to have peo-
ple bring their carts back in
front of the market rather
than leaving them to block
traffic and mark up cars in
the parking lot . . .
THAT Joey Nederlander
and the Fisher Theater start
getting shows like they used
to, just a short skip away
from Broadway . . .
THAT all synagogues
work out some kind of a sys-
tem to help people who can't
afford seats on the High
Holidays (the right to pray
in the synagogue of your
choice is for everyone) . . .
THAT All and Sarah Rosen-
berg do as well as in the past
as kosher caterers at the
new Jewish Center . . .
THAT Joyce Thomas con-
tinues helping people . . .
and others help her do so.

Numismatists Pick
Officers and Board

The Israel Numismatic
Society recently elected Is-
aiah Shafir president.
Other officers are Henry
Malter and Phillip Charns,
vice presidents; Dr. Saul
Sugar and Rev. Jim Missil-
dine, secretaries; and Mrs.
Diane Colton, treasurer.
Board of directors in-
cludes Dr. Burton Zack,
Jack Schwartz, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Briggs, Mrs. Florence
Schook, Dr. Marvin Aronov-
itz, Dr. Alex Friedlander,
Dr. Maxwell Hoffman, Mar-
tin Miller, Philip Wechsler
and Sydney Bluestone.
The society meets on the
fourth Tuesday of each
month at 7:30 p.m. at the 10
Mile branch of the Jewish
Community Center.

Comedy Will Open
at Meadow Brook

Oakland University's
Meadow Brook Theater will
present Alan Ayckbourn's
comedy "Relatively Speak-
ing" through Feb. 22.
Performances can be seen
Tuesday - Friday at 8:30
p.m., 6 and 9:30 p.m. Satur-
day and 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets are available at
Hudson's or at the Meadow
Brook box office, 337-3300.

NEW YORK — Barton's
Candy Corp. of Brooklyn is
sponsoring a nation-wide
essay contest based on two
themes: "What Would
Moses Say to the United Na-
tions Today?" and "What
Would Thomas Jefferson
Say to the United Nations
Today?"
The contest is open to per-
sons of all ages. Deadline is
March 15. For information,
write Stephen Klein, Chair-
man of the Board, Barton's
Candy Corp., 80 DeKalb
Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201.

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