30 Friday, June 6, 1980 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Radio Marathon Aids Cancer Fund Danny Raskin's LISTENING POST WONDERINGS . . . Why we haven't heard Maurice Cohen and his trumpet in so long . . . Why barrister Jimmy and Kay Saperstein don't give those fabulous Halloween parties anymore? Why Arthur Manning at Topinka's On The Boulevard hasn't been given proper recognition as one of the top general man- agers of eateries in the city . . . Arthur's all-around abilities are unlimited .. . and he's one of the swellest guys you'd ever want to meet . . . Why some -people resent children having fun at legitimate arcades . . . with pinball machines and those shooting or mind-bogglers among other games .. Bil- liards started out with tainted thoughts, but look at it today . . . one of the world's top indoor sports .. . Narrow-mindedness and some selfishness on the part of these folks has a lot'to do with not having good, legitimate pinball games arcades. Why the Summit Reataurant atop the Hotel Plaza downtown doesn't get smart and take that $1 elevator charge to the 73rd floor off a person's bill up there ... Why the Truth In ,Menu Law isn't enforced ... There are so many, many offenders .. . Why Ben Shechter doesn't get the credit for those beautiful and in- genious displays you see at so many Bar Mitzvas and other affairs ... Why the handicapped parking law isn't enforced more rigorously . . . Why the wordage "kosher-style" is continually used even though it is against the law in Michigan . . . Why some women don't dress like women, as they used to .. . instead of like men .. . There is a difference, you know .. . Why Hy Lewis doesn't hypnotize the Detroit Ti- gers into a long winning streak . . . Why Chinese waiters don't like to smile . . . Why so many Mexican restaurants are opening up all of a sudden .. . Why motorists line up at the Boron gas station on 10 Mile and Evergreen to save a dol- lar while using more than that waiting with their motors running .. . Why some supermarkets hire incompetent help .. . like kids bagging who put eggs on the bottom of a bag . . . Why Al Ackerman, WDIV sportscaster, smiles even when he's talking seri- ously . . . Why The Meating Place on Orchard Lake Rd. is the only place in Michi- gan serving fresh Dover Sole? DID YOU KNOW that some Chinese restaurants like Hoa Kow on W. Nine Mile Rd. in Oak Park, serve better American food than many non-Chinese restau- rants . . . especially veal cutlers? . . . (Hoa Kow also serves fresh scrod and white fish.) ERRATA ... Deli Tray owned by Dave Perlin and Harvey Balsam is on W. 14 Mile Rd. corner of Middlebelt . . . License plates on Dave's car is SALAMI. THINGS I'D LIKE TO SEE ... Policemen smile when they give you a traffic ticket instead of treating it as such a very serious of- fense, how minor it may be . . . Max Sosin with a mus- tache and Van Dyke beard. Jules. Olen with a goatee . . . he already has a mus- tache . . . Mike Kallen wear- ing a tie . . . Judye and Larry Glazer and her dad Al Kanfer making a million with their no gimmick Condo Care .. . Milt Tyner back in the barbeque rib business .. . He and wife Phyllis used to have Checker Bar-B-Q on Livernois . . . Out-of-towner clubs formed here just like Detroiter groups all over the country . . . Women who look so bad in slacks getting a better looksee at them- selves. THINGS YOU'LL SELDOM SEE . . . Ted Pines not smoking a pipe .. . Dave Rubin without a cigar . . . Shirley Eder without a bundle of energy . . . CKLW personality Dick Purtan not wanting to do something for somebody .. . Linen driver-salesman Lou Miller without a cigar . . . Late all-around perfor- mers like Eddie Cantor, Bing Crosby, Jimmy Durante and Jack Benny . . . Sid Hudson in Las Vegas refusing to help out a worthy cause .. . Ballplayers like Hank Greenberg, Ty Cobb, Mic- key Cochrane, Mel Ott, Lou Gehrig, Al Kaline, Ted Williams, Stan Musial, Charlie Gehringer, Joe DeMaggio, Willie Mays, George Kell . . . and so many many others . . . who played baseball for the game and not the money .. . The list is endless . . . Sam Boeskey not sharply dres- sed. IT'S TRUE . . . that King Lim's Garden on W. Nine Mile in Oak Park will move to Lincoln Center around August . . . that the Lelli's and Larco's families are re- lated . . . that Sicilia and George Grego at Como's on Woodward and Nine Mile are becoming noted for their Italian-style chicken dishes (piccante, etc.) .. . That Pierre Fracalanza is back at the piano bar of Coco's in The Vineyards on Franklin and Northwestern . . . that the Red Devil on Fenkell has been sold. - Radion Station WOPR will co-sponsor a marathon to benefit the American Cancer Society beginning 7 p.m. Wednesday and con- tinuing through 7 p.m. June 23. 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