26 Friday, April 20, 1919 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Danny Raskin's LISTENING POST LEAVE IT TO grandma linked to a computer service to do the babysitting .. . . . In the event of a heart only this time, for "Sonny" attack, stroke; accident or Marcus, it was as animal other emergency, all the sitter . . . In town_ from subscriber need do is press Florida for Bar Mitzva of the- transmitter button .. . grandson, , "Sonny" took Instantly, a certified medi- care of three cats and two cal technician at the 24- dogs as son-in-law and -- hour-a-day computer center daughter, Dr. Jack, Ad- is notified of the emergency rianne and their children, and receives electronic print-out of all necessary left, for Hawaii. In Florida, "Sonny, medical and personal in- former ace fund-raiser for formation : . . so as to then Infants Service Group here, dispatch the proper info to is putting together a journal personal physician and for the National Asthma relatives . . . It's the brain- Center in Denver which child of Emergency Alert merged with the National Systems . . . and a good one . . . especially for those who Jewish Hospital. BELATED BIRTHDAY live alone . . . headed by congrats . . . to Sam Michael Pearl of Southfield. Braverman . . . on number WHERE THEY ARE 60 . . . Party given for him DEPT. . . . "Regarding Al by wife Helen was at Jac- Goodman, I saw him at the ques on Telegraph. Miami Beach airport within RUBE ZISSMAN, the past year. He has lived salesman at Tamaroff there for several years. His Buick on Telegraph, has brother Sam was in the about 30 hats, from cowboy, building business with a etc. . . . and from time to man named Warshaw." , time wears each one while — Al Keats on the floor . . ; If you see_ LOOKING BAcK On him wearing the same one Columns of Yesteryears . . . twice in a row it's because Jan. 11, 1957 ... "Hav- he believes in not changing ing dinner on an off4iight at hats during a lucky streak. the home of Sylvia and Mic- ANDREW PAPP was key Taines turned out to be grand- prize winner at re- a busman's holiday later in cent Detroit Metro - Science the evening for Roger and and Engineering Fair for Anita DeCastro, drummer his project, "Investigation of and Latin American song Cryo-Biology" . . . Last year _ stylist appearing at the Andy won top prize for his Wonder Bar .. Only this electron microscope and time, their musical feats then first prize in physics at were wrapped up in a ter- the International Science rific Cha-Cha exhibition Fair in Anaheim, Calif .. . put on by them for the This year, May 7, as grand wide-eyed guests . . . A good prize winner, he is being old-fashioned builders jam sent to compete again in the session followed, with Mic- International Fair held at key on piano, brother Hal on San Antonio, Tex. bass and Iry Green on the Andy's cryo-biology proj- conga drums." ect is freezing bugs with AT A LOCAL dress shop, liquid nitrogen and bring- woman with her small son ing them back to life again was iu-king at some dresses . . . He is the 18-year-old-son . . . Suddenly the little boy of Terry and attorney LeO said, "I gotta go, mama." . . Papp . . . and naturally has "Not right now," son," re- his- pick c,f universities who plied his mother . . . "But I want him to attend. gotta go now," shouted the FOR THE SECOND' little boy . . . To avoid a time in five months Steve crisis, the saleslady stepped Zacks of Entertainment '79 up to the mother and said, is on crutches . . . For the "That's all right, madam,- second time it happened I'll take him:" . . . The sales- while playing racquet ball lady and the little boy went and tearing ligaments in off hurriedly, hand in hand the Achilles tendon of his . On their return, the right foot . . . For the second mother looked at her son time it was while knocking and asked if he thanked the the ball around at South- nice lady for being so kind field Athletic Club with or- . . . "Why should I thank thopedic surgeon Dr. Harry her?" said the little boy. Herkowitz. - "She had to go,- too!" ART SHOW by Alpha PEOPLE DEPT. . . . Omega Dental Fraternity Rose Kruman and Evelyn will have special showings Roth having lunch together with guides, April 25, 28 and looking as always — and 29 . . . • at Irving very good . . . _Millie and Feldman Galleries on Jerry Hack in town from Northwestern Hwy. . . . It California for Passover .. . also continues through Window cleaner Allan month of May at regular Schwartz with the ready gallery hours . . . No admis- joke . . . Center Electric's Izzy Cohen and the hat he sion charge. NEW KIND OF emer- always wears when the gency service is pocket-size weather is bad. transmitter which is carried The words of the wicked on the person of the sub- 'scriber while at home and is are to lie in wait for blood. Swingle Singers to Give Concerts Council Warns Members About Nazi Lists LONDON — The Inter- national Council of Jews from Czechoslovakia has warned members in Israel and 20 Western countries not to send lists of Nazi vic- tims to the State Jewish Museum in Prague. Last year, the museum asked for the lists on the grounds that they would be required for the restoration of memorial tablets of Nazi victims at the Pinkas synagogue of Prague. The synagogue is now under re- pair and expected to open again in 1982. - The ICJC fears that the new lists could harm the . Czechoslovakian Jews who, after the 1948 Communist take-over, were forced to register the names of all relatives and friends living in "capitalist" countries. Detroit Symphony Or- chestra Assistant Conduc- tor Kenneth Jean will be on the podium for a pair of "Weekender Pops" concerts 8:30 p.m. today and 3:30 p.m. Sunday in , Ford Au- ditorium. Featured in the concerts will be the Swingle Singers. Tickets for both perform- ances are available at the Ford Auditorium box office. DISCOUNT ON ENTIRE CHECK! 25025 Telegraph Rd. Southfield (Advertised specials not included). 'NOW OPEN - SUNDAYV: 2 p.m. to 12 Mid. Author to Speak The Center for New Thinking will present Herb Goldberg, author o _ f "The Hazards of Being Male," 2:30 p.m. April 29 at Groves High School. There is a charge, and tickets will be available at the door. For information or reservations, call the Cen- ter for New Thinking, 546- 8928. • From A Snack To A Complete Dinner ALSO OPEN SATURDAYS FOR LUNCH 1402 S. COMMERCE (Near the intersection at Maple/15 & Pontiac Trail) FAMILY TAVER AND 624-6660 Neighborhood Gathering-Place IF IT'S APRIL,THIS MUST BE PRIME RIB•AGAIIII. .•• April is the month. And prime rib is the special event. (Held over from March, due to rave reviews.) That's Friday and Saturday nights at L. J. Loophole's. It's a complete prime rib dinner We're talking about. A nice, thick cut of tender prime rib of beef au jus, along with soup, salad, fresh rolls and butter, a steaming baked potato and dessert. All for just $7.95. That's what makes it so special. Along with John Williams' piano arrangements in the background. If you missed March at L. J. Loophole's, it's still spectacular prime rib. So be sure to catch it in April. Food for your habeas corpus Loophole's Restaurant and Bar •••••.• ' ' • Sheraton-Southfield Hotel SHERATON HOTELS & INNS, WORLDWIDE 17017 WEST NINE MILE ROAD. SOUTHFIELD. 557.4800