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August 29, 1980 - Image 32

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1980-08-29

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THE DETROIT- JEWISH NEWS

32 Friday,lukOst 29, 1980

LISTENING
POST

EVER HEAR OF eating
cookies to lose weight? .. .
Well, folks, you have now
. . . Lil Mills and several
other Detroit people went to
Dr. Sanford Siegal while in
Florida for the winter, after
hearing about his over-
weight practice . . . and
have -only outstanding re-
sults in weight loss.
When the gals came home
. . . Millie Schiff, Gloria Co-
hen, Phyllis Kelman and Lil
. . . their friends saw how
well they looked . . . and the
"plump" ones wanted the
Siegal Cookie . . . Result is
that Lil's hubby, Max, has
brought it here . . . and put
the somewhat magical
cookie under supervision of
Dr. Dale Stone at the Dean
Clinic in Detroit and Sterl-
ing Heights.
The Siegal Cookie is not
sold over the counter .. .
and taken only with doctor's
supervision . . . Max says it
is the only plan where, if the
cookie is stopped being
taken, weight does not re-
turn . . . and takers of it con-
tinue to feel good . . . The
cookies are eaten instead of
regular meals . . . come in
three flavors . . . and con-
tain all vitamins, proteins
and carbohydrates needed
for a balanced diet . . . Im-
agine the gals going into
Florida gourmet restau-
rants . . . and instead of or-
dering salad or some of that
delicious food . . . opening
their purses and taking out
a cookie?

ALEX LIPSON came up
with the 1935 Northern
High graduation book
sought after by those tos-
sing the 1935, 1936, 1937
reunion, Sept. 28, at Hamil-
ton Place . . . Grads can con-
tact Eve Berke, 355-1763, or
Yetta Pomerantz, 553-9132.
IF YOU THINK it's hard
to meet new people, pick up
the wrong golf ball.
AMAZING WHAT
owing money does to some
people . . . like ignoring
very good friends to whom
they owe the loot . . . regard-
less of how close their rela-
tionship may be.
YESTERDAY'S
BOOKS on Greenfield and
10 Mile is as interesting as
the almost every kind of
book it has . . . The paper-
backs are so cheap it's quite
unbelievable . . . Ones with
blue dots are 50c . . . red dots
are 75` . . . yellow dots $1 . . .
and all regular size paper-
backs are 35c or three for $1
. : There are books for chil-
dren, adults and collectors
. . . Yesterday's Books with
almost every kind of used
book imaginable . . . also
buys books . . . So if you
have any around, who
knows . . . they may be
worth something or nothing
. . . Owner Lois Wadika will
know.
RECORD SALESMAN
Art Canvasser asked the
rock 'n roll fan if he could

FOR THE FIRST TIME!
NOW AVAILABLE EVERYDAY!!

Israel-Style '60 Minutes'
Protects the Consumer

Danny Raskin's

help him . . . "Sure, what've
you got that's real loud with
a fast beat — something to
relax by?"
QUESTION DEPT. .. .
How do you keep frozen
foods from thawing while
waiting in the long super
market cashier lines? .. .
This is especially where the
super market is a "cost cut-
ter" with the cashiers doing
double duty . . . their own
bagging . . . a major cause of
those long lines.
LOOKING BACK ON
Columns Of Yesteryears:
NOV. 20, 1964 . . . "Dr.
Morton Lesser really has a
gift Tor the man who has ev-
erything' . . . a mink cover
to keep his exposed toe from
getting cold . . . Mort broke
his Achilles tendon while
playing squash at the
Jewish Center, and has
been wearing • a cast .. .
Brother-in-law Sam Offen
of Ceresnie & Offen fur-
riers, made it for him .. .
and Mort wears it
everywhere . . . even to the
concert."
FAVORITE STORIES
Of 1965 . . . Oct. 8 . . . "Be-
cause of the school band's
limited budget, a nun who
taught music scoured every
source for second-hand in-
struments . . . On one of the
recent hot days she entered
Bim's Loan Office and asked
to see a small flute that was
on display in the sunlit win-
dow . . . When her hand
touched the sun-warmed
metal, the sister exclaimed,
`Oh, it's hot!' . . . Looking
alarmed, Bim's owner Ben
Harrison managed to gasp,
`No it isn't — it's legit!' "
CONGRATS ... to Mari-
lyn and Sid Frumkin . . . on
their 32nd anniversary.

Begin to Keynote
Jabotinsky
Diuner in NY

NEW YORK — Ameri-
ca's leading rabbis and lay
leaders have joined the
Jabotinsky Centennial
Dinner Committee.
The Nov. 11 dinner will
mark the 100th anniver-
sary of the birth of Ze'ev
Vladimir Jabotinsky the
legendary Jewish leader,
statesman, soldier and poet
who was an architect of the
state of Israel.
Minister
Prime
Menahem Begin will be the
keynote speaker at the
event which will be held in
the Waldorf Astoria Hotel
in New York.

JERUSALEM — Much
like CBS-TV's "60 Min-
utes," Israel's "Kolbotek"
seeks to protect consumers
against fraud and other bad
business activities.
According to Sholom
Morgan in Israel Scene
magazine, the show has put
the screws to gas station
attendants who were de-
frauding the public and the
Kiryat Shmona mayor. The
result was the arrest of the
gas station attendants and
the removal from office of
the mayor.
The half-hour weekly
television show is taped ear-
lier on the day it is shown.
Begun after the Yom Kip-
pur War, the show gets
about 3,000 letters of com-
plaint by consumers each
week.
Producer Rafi Ginat
picks five possibilities.
These are investigated,
and according to Mor-

CHINA
GATE

gan, if it looks worthy of

further action, a reporter
is sent to follow up.
All letters are answered,
directly or indirectly. Ginat
will turn over a consumer
complaint to the particular
utility or business it con-
cerns and Ginat will send a
card to the consumer to that
effect. When Ginat's office
receives an answer it is for-
warded to the consumer.

VEGETARIAN PIZZA

CHEESE WITHOUT ANIMAL RENNET

OPEN MON., TOES., WED., THURS. & SUN. FROM 4 P.M.

ALSO AVAILABLE
WHOLE WHEAT
FLOUR DOUGH
NO SALT — NO SUGAR

MERTZ
PIZZA

23055 COOLIDGE, Just N. of 9 Mile

547-3681

Supervised By The Council Of Orthodox Rabbis

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Detroit Rabbi
Named Director

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• Fully-equipped health club

NEW YORK — Detroit
Rabbi Neil Cooper has been
named director of the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary's Ramah summer
camp in Canada.






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