26 Friday, November 19, 1976 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS COUNTRY INN • B-B RIBS • B-8 CHICKEN Danny Raskin's LISTENING POST CITY OF HOPE Cancer Fighters are in desperate straits •. . . due to that re- cent huge fire on 1O ,Mile and Greenfield that raged for hours . . . The CHCF gals had their offices there . . . and it was to- tally destroyed along with others . . . The girls who do such wonderful humanitarian work are in great need for practically everything to set up shop again . . . desks, other of- fice furniture, adding machine, typewriter — anything, even paper . . . The whole shebang went up in smoke . . . includ- ing their blue banks . . . If you can help out in any way call Beverley Ben- deroff, 352-0444 or Shirley Gordon, 398-3411 . . . These lassies work hard to help others . . . let's help them now. QUITE A NICE present . . . Denise Richman Alexander, daughter of Magene and Sam Richman gave dad on his birthday . . . His candle-blowing-out day was same time Denise was informed of passing the State Bar and offi- cially becoming an attor- ney . . . Proud hubby Jim Alexander is also a bar- rister. RECENTLY AWARD- ED the interior decorat- ing contract for 1977's Academy Awards dinner in Hollywood, Detroiter Michael Neumann is also working together with chairman Nita Silbersc- hein (Joe) in making this year's Angel Ball by Na- tional Council of Jewish Women another- over 1,000-strong decor ex- travaganza . . . Satur- day at the Raleigh House . . . The roaring 20's theme includes vintage autos and an off-ballroom movie showing of "The Great Gatsby" . . . Mack Pitt's orchestra is on tap for the good time rhythms. RECORD SALESMAN Art Canvasser asked the rock 'n roll fan if he could help him . . . "Sure, what've you got that's real loud with a fast beat — something to relax by?" CONGRATS . . to Betty and Andy Lebove . . . on their 50th wed- ding anniversary. DAVID SYME, very talented son of Rabbi and Mrs. M. Robert Syme, will play piano when Arthur Fiedler conducts the De- troit Symphony, tonight and Sunday at Ford Au- ditorium. PARENT'S Organiza- tion for Scoliosis has set up a meeting because of the many phone calls re- ceived from interested folks . . . It is open to the public with purpose of in- forming those who want to know more about this disease . . . Speakers will be Dr. George Blum, LARCO'S Fine Italian-American Cuisine • ITALIAN DISHES Deloctously Prepared for the Doscerreng Taste —BEER & WINE- 45109 CASS • UTICA 731 -4440 "In The Big Red House" • BANQUET FACILITIES Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon ...] pediatrician; Dr. Eugene Thompson, orthopedist; and OsCar Kahan, co- chairman of the Shrine Crippled Childrens Com- mittee . . . Dec. 2, at John F. Kennedy Elementary on Mr. Vernon in South- field . . . More info, call Iris Mickel, 557-9236. CAN'T DANCE the new-fangled way you say? . . . Well, Mr. and Mrs. Club of Beth Achim Synagogue on 12 Mile, has a "Learn To Disco" party open to all tomor- row night. SID HUDSON sends the latest that made rounds of his Las Vegas . . . about the Martian land- ing there and watching a series of players pumping the arm of a slot machine and whispering, "I don't know what office you're running for, buddy, but try to smile a little more when you shake those hands." IRV MAGY LIKES this one about the little old lady who got on a plane for the first time and complained her ears felt funny . . . The stewar- dess gave her some chic- lets and said they would help . . . When they landed the stewardess asked if that had taken away the popping . . The little old lady replied, "Yes, it certainly did, but it was pretty messy try- ing to get the gum out of my ears." LOOKING BACK On Columns of Yesteryears: May 28,1952. . . "When Mayor S. Z. Shragai began to speak at last week's dinner in his honor, folks started murmuring about not being able to understand him . . . until the mayor of Jerusalem apologeti- cally stopped and said, 'I forgot I was supposed to speak in Yiddish'.. . . He had been talking in He- brew . . . During the dinner, Hy Keiden kid- dingly asked the waitress if everything was kosher . The girl looked at him, then went about her business of serving, and replied, 'It sure is — ev- erything but me.' " FEATHER PARTY for members and ladies is this Monday by Crescent Shrine Club at Cong. Beth Achim . . . admis- sion by dues paid card. SOMERSET DINNER THEATRE Alfred's Presents- Noel Coward's Comedy "PRIVATE LIVES" STARRING JIMMY LAUNCE popular WJR personality a Turgeon/Guest Production every.Fri. & Sat. eve. Dinner 7:30 -Curtain 8:45 Reservations: call 643-8865 Somerset Mall Big Beaver Road at Coolidge, Troy Alfreth TRAYS $2.75 per pers. ED'S MINI DELI 543-6073 _ COCKTAILS — BEER — WINE WED. thru SAT. 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