30 Friday, December 21, 1979

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Danny Raskin's

LISTENIN G
POST

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KUDOS ... to the
courteous ways employees
are showing at the Kroger
super market on Nine Mile
and Greenfield.
SAM TANENHAUS has
his second Harvard Shop
opened in Tel-12 Shopping
Center, Telegraph and 12
Mile . . . Operation number
one is still on Southfield in
the Sears-Southfield Plaza.
CHUCK KOPEL is
wearing suspenders for the
first time .. . Lost 201/2
pounds and discovered he
had to buy a pair on his way
to work at Al Kay Jewelers
on Southfield . . . Chuck has
60 pounds yet to go ... and
then it'll take a lot more
than suspenders to hold his
pants up.
IRV LEWIS, probably
one of the finest trumpet
men ever to come from this
area . . . seeing service with
Benny Goodman, Tommy
Dnr?..y, charlie• Barnett,
Woody Herman and others,
has noticed the return of big
band sounds with keen
interest.
As a result, Iry will be
putting his lip back in shape
and forming a band . . . The
dancing together of yes-
teryears returns and so does
Irv, with the music charts of
Glenn Miller, etc.
TALENT
NEW
AGENCY in Southfield,
owned by Ronnie Burton, is
called The Talent Connec-
tion, Inc. . . . and she has
amassed quite a fine stable
to represent her new con-
cept in the talent agency
field.
First time that a group of
top performers here, all al-
ready highly successful,
will be represented on an
exclusive basis by a franch-
ised AliTHA and SAG agent
. . . Included are Sonny
Eliot, Liz Weiss, EZI'l Hag-
gart, Rube Weiss, Jack
McCarthy, Hugh Cooland
and Mary

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others.

Gieve amotri

For the present, Ronni
will offer producer?, ui TV
and radio c,:',ITunercials the
"cr....ain of the crop" ... If
they have additional needs,
she'll work with them to ful-
fill their casting wants from
the Detroit area talent pool.
RECEPTION HONOR-
ING Dr. Sam Sniderman
. . . retiring after eight
years with the Oak Park
Board of Education, is set
for Jan. 6, 1 to 5, at the Oak
Park High cafeteria ... and
will be in the form of a reu-
nion.
All are invited ... but a
• special invite goes to the
grads of Oak Park High dur-
ing the past eight years .
Call Maxine Grant, 967-
3386.
THE VOICE on the
phone last week told Lou
Sarko that he had dialed the
wrong number ..."Are you
sure" said the Arrow
Wrecking bossman . . . The
stranger on the other end
replied quickly, "Have I

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HELLO ...from Birdie
and Seldon Barris ... now
living in Merritt Island,
Fla. . . . (1255 Walter Ct.,
Merritt Island, Fla. 32952.)
FAVORITE STORY ...
by Ernest Drucker of
Executive Custom
Shirtmakers in Birming-
ham ... about the boy who
had stolen a transistor radio
. . . The pplice pounced on
him and took him to the sta-
tion . . . He was put in a cell
with a three-time loser who
asked, "What are you in
here for?" . . . I stole a trans-
istor radio," said the boy .. .
"That's small potatOes,"
said the man. "If you want
to be somebody in this biLs'i-
ness, you ought to do some-
thing big, something impor-
tant. Why don't you rob a
bank?" . .. "But," replied
the boy, "I don't get out of
school until 3 o'clock."
YOU KNOW THE movie
is dated . . . when you hear
this kind of dialogue on
television .. . Doctor:
"Nasty chest cold, but he'll
be all right I'll drop in again
this afternoon to see how
he's doing." ... Bartender:
"Here's your double-Scotch.
That'll be 50 cents." . .
Irate father to daughter:
"Show business or no show
business, no daughter of
mine is going on stage with
bare shoulders."
FRANCES WEIN-
BERG is proud of student
Ludmilla Vulman, a Rus-
sian immigrant who is in
Mrs. Weinberg's fourth-
level class of English for the
foreign born at Oak Park
High School. Mrs. Vulman's
article on why she came to
the U.S. was printed in the
class newspaper and re-
printed in a November issue
of The Jewish News,
LOOKING BACK On
Columns Of Yesteryears . .
Jan. 13, 1967 ... "Sadie
and Sid Gray .1
re-
turned to Detroit from
Florida whether they liked
it or not . . . Putting
daughter-in-law Rochelle
and granddaughter Sheryl
on plane, the captain luck-
ily took extra time before
taking off."

NY Blue Cross
Covers Kosher
Hospital Meals

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Observant Jews with New
York area Blue Cross
coverage do not have to pay
for kosher meals when they
are hospitalized, but this
exemption does not apply to
patients with hospital
coverage provided by other
insurers, Julius Berman,
president of the Union of
Orthodox Jewish Congrega-
tions (UOJC) said.
Berman said that most
hospitals in the New York
area do not charge for
kosher meals, treating
them as a special diet bene-
fit under Blue Cross ton-

Timerman Defender Leaves
Argentina Due to Threats

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Robert Cox, the editor of the
Buenos Aires Herald who
defended fellow journalist
Jacobo Timerman during
his imprisonment in Argen-
tina, has arrived in England
after leaving Argentina be-
cause of threats on his life.
Cox, who arrived with his
wife and children, said he
plans to stay out of Argen-
tina for at least a year.
A native of Britain, Cox
gained international atten-
tion as the editor of Argen-
tina's only English-
language newspaper be-
cause of his regular cover-
age of human rights viola-
tions while other Argentine
newspapers refused to carry

I CHINA
GATE

such news, his was also the
only newspaper to con-
tinuously support Timer-
man.
In numerous editorials he
demanded the release of
Timerman, arguing that his
continued detention was not
only unjust but also harm-
ful to Argentina's interna-
tional stature.

He who knows only his
own side of the case, knows
little of that.

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