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Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
POST
DO YOU HAVE a used
television set lying around
somewhere?.. Little Jen-
nie, seven-year-old
"adopted granddaughter" of
Lillian Rebecca Willis, has
no kiddie program to come
home to after school like
ther children.
She hasn't even a winter
outfit or boots, which are so
very desperately needed for
the snow. . . and Lillian's
finances only enable her to
get books, small toys and
the sugarless gum Jennie is
allowed to chew.
Won't someone please
help little Jennie?... . . This
is really a case of desper-
ation, folks. . . Like the tele-
vision set, clothing for her
doesn't even have to be
new.
Call Lillian Willis at 968-
3134. . . a wonderful-hearted
woman needs your help
very much to aid a cute,
little seven-year-old girl
whose smiles overcome the
pangs of bitterness it is
hoped she never learns
about.
ERRATA. . . Correct 43rd
anniversary is for Ann and
Al Bunin.
GRAB YOUR PODNERS
▪
and get set for the Square
Dance by Detroit Lodge 55,
Knights of Pythias, Sunday,
at the Castle Hall on Cool-
idge in Berkley. .. open to
everyone. . . There'll be
tickets at the door. . . or by
calling chairman Nat
Fields, 546-6280.
ANNUAL DOINGS at
West Bloomfield home of
Debbie and Dennis Silber on
Halloween Nite is always a
great sight to see. . . They
hold the record (Guinness
doesn't have it yet) for
more kids showing up on the
goblin's eve than any other
resident. . . Over 2,000
youngsters come to get all
kinds of toys and goodies in
the carnival atmosphere. . .
Each year, the annual
grownups' list of those who
come with the kids grows
bigger too... Any why not?..
. They also want to get in on
the fun. . . Don't be sur-
prised if Debbie and Dennis
start having give-away stuff
for the paarnednt.
a s bii'
g t gille be a
with
mom and dad begging to be
taken along! -
BIRTHDAY CONGRATS.
. . same day. . . to Kay
Kleczynski, waitress, and
Dave Shpargel, counter
gent. . . both Irving's Deli
stalwarts.
WE LIKE service stations
that take pride in whatever
they do... Morrie's Sunoco
on Southfield and 10 Mile...
Jim 82. 1 larvey's Standard on
Nine Mile and Evergreen ... •
plus so many many more.
Also people like Dennis
Kowalski and Sue Thoma-
son, manager and cashier at
Jax Kar Wash on 10 Mile
and Greenfield, who try to
make sure ash trays are
cleaned in cars that come
through the line.
ALWAYS A GOOD bet for
Crescent Shrine members is
the annual Free Feather
Party, 8 p.m. Monday, at
Cong. Beth Achim.
MAIL DEPT. . . "What's
happened to TLC? When a
patient enters a hospital for
diagnostic study or emer-
gency circumstances, both
of which require a great
deal of TLC (tender loving
care), whatever the reason
for admittance, the fearful
anticipation and anxiety, for
most patients, can be
extremely overwhelming.
There seems to be lacking
the 'very thing that is so
essential toward a more
rapid recovery, and that is
some understanding mixed
with a little warmth. I am
not discounting the fact that
many doctors, as well as
their hospital staff, are very
busy, but have they become
so plastic they can no longer
react to human suffering? If
such is the case, the hospi-
tal situation itself can be a
bigger detriment in pro-
longing their patient's con-
dition only because the emo-
tions are so closely tied in
with the physical illness
that exists that a little TLC
goes much further in many
instances than some of the
medication they administer.
"When a patient needs
some assistance, being in
the hospital and sick is bad
enough but being rejected is
much worse. What has hap-
pened to the rapport
between hospital staff and
patient? Or more important
the dedication that once
went along with the lost art
of administering that very
much needed TLC (Tender
loving care ? )"... Estelle
Seltzer
DISA 'N DATA. . . Cor-
rect spelling is Kal Bruss...
. Shirley Abrams writing
"Wash me" in the dirt on
cars. . . Written on elevator
door at Honeywell Bldg.,
"Please do not write on
elevator" Neat-looking and
polite Bob Weitzman a
pleasure to know. . . con-
grats to all elected folks
everywhere. . . Try not to
sneeze while driving you
have to close your eyes. . .
Sid Hudson coming to
Detroit again within a
month. . . We lost the Bil-
liard Bash finals for
crippled children to former
Detroit Lion football great,
Dick "Night Train" Lane...
Between Dick's fine play-
ing and his late wife Dinah
Washington's singing, they
made an unbeatable team of
their own. Kopy Katz is
name of a beauty salon on
12 Mile in Berkley.
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ANNOUNCING
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If you've ever seen
our. old Grand Ball-
room, you just
won't recognize
this beautiful new
Grand Ballroom.
The colors are
French blue and
Moroccan beige.
The atmosphere is
rich with crystal
and Brazilian rose-
wood. Only the
size is still the
same, accommo-
dating up to 1,200
people for a recep-
tion or 800 for 041
a banquet. For more
modest functions,
this spectacular
room can be divided
into smaller units.
To see the new
Grand Ballroom,
call Pam at
557-4800. She'll be
delighted to show
you how we can
create any menu to
suit your budget.
(Kosher facilities
available.) Plan
now for a social_
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field's newest,
most elegant-4,4
ballroom.
if
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SHERATON HOTELS & INNS, WORLDWIDE
17017 WEST NINE MILE ROAD/SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN 48075/TELEPHONE 557-4800
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