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24 Friday, December 23, 1977 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Federtation Formed

Danny Raskin's

RICHMOND (JTA)—The
Richmond Jewish Commu-
nity Council became the
Jewish Community Feder-
ation of Richmond at the
organization's recent annual
meeting.

LISTENING
POST

SID HUDSON, Las Vegas
Man of the Year for City of
Hope, is in his home town of
Detroit frequently now mak-
ing local preparations for
his testimonial dinner,
March 12, at the Las Vegas
Hilton.
Some 2,000 people are ex-
pected for Sid's affair...
folks from the country
over...including dignitaries
and celebrities...Nat Brand-
wyne's 20-piece orchestra
will back the super star-
studded show honoring
Sid... Master-of-ceremonies
may be either Paul Anka or
Danny Thomas, and almost
everybody appearing on the
Strip is expected to make an
appearance.
Sid has been a Las Vegas-
ite over 32 years after ,his
Detroit days as Sid Hu-
'Josh...all that time living at
one place, the Flamingo Ho-
tel.
Some 22 years ago. Sid
moved to another room, but
will soon have to move
again...He'll be given a resi-
dence in the new wing after
the first of the year.
But Sid has no beef corn-
ing...Who else can boast of
living in the same place 32
years without his rent ever
being raised?
GET WELL WISHES...to
Howard Caminker, recuper-
ating at home...to barrister
Don Lakind, either at Sinai
or home recuperating...to
former Detroiter Harry
Shapiro, recently- a patient
at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in
Los Angeles.
CALL THEM ANGELS,
or whatever...Toby and
Manny Chudnow of Better
Business Equipment, have
available for a legitimate
Jewish charitable organiza-
tion, 600 to 800 square feet
of office space complete
with new furniture...all
free...on a second floor area
at Woodward and Nine Mile
Rd...Whoever takes over
can have it indefinitely...at
no charge except the utili-
ties.
IF A LODGE brother
owns a boat under 1,400 feet
he cannot become a -mem-
ber of the new Mosaic
Lodge Yacht Club...In other
words, brainer of Senior
Deacon Iry Lachman is
simple...those who don't
own boats can belong.
BIRTHDAY CON-
GRATS...to Ben Gruskin.
BELATED ANNIVER-
SARY congrats...to Barbara
and Sam -Red" Press...to
Eva and Alex Maister on
number 48...70th anniver-
sary congrats to Ida and
Jacob Nosanchuk.
SOL LEWIS, director of
the Michigan Metaphysical
Society, and a most inter-
esting gent, will lecture 7:30
p.m. Dec. 27 at Ferndale
Community Center on E.
Nine .Mile (two doors east of

the library)...Sol is a per-
sonality all his own and
very much worth listening
to.
DISA 'n DATA...It's scary
thinking of people at self-
service stations getting gas
on hands or clothes and
lighting a cigarette after en-
tering their car...Bruce
Lyons. vice president and
superviser at Greenfield-
Eight Mile branch of Manu-
facturers Bank, picked cor-
rect time to leave for Cocoa
Beach, Fla....it snowed so
hard here...Bruce had the
worst part, though...coming
back after leaving the sunny
south.
Rhoda Weiss, owner of
Rhodika on Northwestern
and at Hattie's in Birming-
ham, has a lot of men in her
life...especially those who
buy fragrances from her
that they can't get any-
where else...Sam Fertet one
of the ncest guys around...
Willie "Buffalo" Ehrlich in
town visiting from Las
Vegas...Little 50 to 55 seater
Athenian Cuisine on South-
field and 10, among the
cleanest spots in town...
Herb -Whitey" Rubin and
wife Shirley back living in
Detroit...Jack Pomeroy of
Pomeroy Realty, asking
why so many restaurants
use imitation pepper...Myra
Richardson, former Oak
Park court clerk for so
many years, in town visiting
for a couple of weeks from
Studio City, Calif.. where she
now lives, and having it all
weatherwise while
here...snow, rain, cold and
sunshine.
Ever notice the amount of
people "trying" to stop
smoking who use those four-
stage holders and stay on
number four... with ciga-
rett es in them of
course?...Now we under-
stand the manufacturer has
made number four stages in
deluxe models for just these
_people!...12-year-old Margo
Sherline a real sweet young
lady.
CENTRAL HIGH CLASS
of 1953 (Jan. , June and sum-
mer activities) reunion is
being planned for next Sept.
23 at the Raleigh
House...Time isn't too soon
to start locating all the
grads...Call Margot (Corby)
Gardner, 546-7635, Phyllis
(Bussell) Kohn. 354-3129, or
Sylvia (Halberg) Weinberg,
557-5322.

Germans Protest
Sale of Nazi Toys

COLOGNE, West Ger-
mariy7—American. Japanese
and British toy makers are
flooding West Germany
with swastika-emblazoned
models of World War II
vintage German weapons,
causing an outcry from reli-
gious and community lead-
ers to ban sale of the tovs.

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Tues.-Fri., 11:30 to 1 a.m.
Sundays, 11:30 to 11 p.m.

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