THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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birthday at

Danny Raskin's

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TONIGHT WILL BE a
big night for Dr. Richard
' Garelick, local podiatrist
. . . He'll be guest of honor at
'-• a cocktail birthday party
given by wife Sherry .. •. at
Leo Tapperooney's restau-
rant in Royal Oak . . . The
F"- gala bash with lots of
entertainment will celeb-
r r - number 32 for Rick.
3NGRATS ... ' to
oi.
Harold Sher . . . on his re-
* cent 70th birthday . . . This
is the first year that he and
ki
wife Ida are living in their
r, winter home at Pine Island
o Ridge in Ft. Lauderdale.
RECENT COLUMN
4 - APPEAL brought oodles of
cigar boxes but hardly any
w wooden clip clothespins for
senior citizens at the Oak
pe
Park Community Center
. . . It's amazing what they
w can make out of these clip
clothespins . . . Perhaps
- some merchant can make
them available for these
_ senior citizens . . . Call Mar-
ion Goldman, 546-8208, or
the center, 541-0900.
GET WELL WISHES
... to Marilyn Weinhart .. .
0 , recovering at home after an
-illness and surgery.
AL WEISS, past master
of Perfection Masonic
Lodge, met Detroiters al-
most everytime he and wife
O -Rae turned around . . .
while vacationing with Lou
and Betty Garland in Palm
Springs . . . Phil and Bertha
oio
Brant while shopping .. .
Don and Sadie Levinson
and Judge Ira and Lillian
Kaufman at The Spa .. .
and lunch with former De-
troiter Harry Yudkoff in
Desert Hot Springs . . . Al
also talked to Morris Smith,
recuperating from hospital
surgery, and wife Mary.
MAIL DEPT . , . "Just a
o few lines to let you know
that the office staff at the 10
Mile Jewish Center is very
kind and pleasant to all the
seniors and others who go
there. They treat you like
family. The kitchen staff is
also very efficient and
pleasant. All the volunteers
deserve a 'Thank You' for
donating their time.
"We are fortunate to have
p
a Jewish Center close to the
people, especially for those
who live in the Federation
Bldg."
A Senior Citizen
All letters to the col-
umn's Mail Dept. must have
name, address and phone
ber of sender. If reques-
., the name will not be
used.)
TOMORROW EVE-
NING,7 p.m. on Channel 7,
a new kid's show called
"Super Scoop" will make its
debut . . . put together by
the same group responsible
for the nationally syndi-
cated show "Hot Fudge" . . .
localites Barry Hurd, pro-
ducer; Robert Lipson, direc-
tor; and Larry Santos,
• music composer . . . Robert
is also producer of the
"Michigan Replay Show"

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with Coach Bo Shembechler
and sportscaster Jim
Brantstatter on Channel 4
during the college football
season.
LOOKING BACK On
Columns Of Yesteryears . .
Dec. 5, 1969 "During
dinner at home last week,
Lillian Brody asked son
Gerald, six-year-old offspr-
ing of Lil and Oscar, what
he had learned in school
that day .r.. and the little
lad answered, 'I learned a
kid better'n to call me a
baby!' "
Dec. 26, 1969 ...
"Grandparents Betty and
Joe Bean were driving home
their five-year-old grandson
Andy (son of Edwin and
Phyllis Bean) . . . Sitting on
her lap, Betty gave him a
hard bear hug and Andy let
out a squeal not to hug so
hard . . . Like the TV com-
mercial says, Joe repeated,
`Don't squeeze the Charmin'
. . . and little Andy came
back with, 'I'm not Charmin
— I'm Jewish.' "
March 17, 1967 ... "At
recent garden show, Lila
and Mack Rubin were all
ears as they overheard two
women discussing trailers
. . . especially Lila, who
wants to travel cross-
country in one . . . 'They do
make them lovely nowa-
days,' one woman was say-
ing, 'and some are quite as
cozy and nice as houses. But
I just couldn't stand walk-
ing in a straight line all day
long.' "
Jan. 30, 1970 ... "Little
Ronnie Gold, four-year-old
son of Frances and Nate
Gold, felt better after
Frances put some drops in
his ear, but refused to stop
sobbing . . . Aunt Nellie
Hoffman asked why he kept
on crying if his earache was
better, and Ronnie whis-
pered, 'I'm waiting for
D-Daddy to c-come home.
He's never s-seen me with
an earache.'
Feb. 13, 1970 ... "Eric
and Anne Rosenow are hav-
ing a reunion in Israel with
former fellow dwellers of
the Shanghai Ghetto .. .
The Rosenows were in
Shanghai during . World
War II, when it was occu-
pied by the Japanese forces
. . . They came there from
Germany during the Hitler
era and have lived in De-
troit since 1948 . .
'Before leaving for Israel
Feb. 15, the Rosenows wired
an ad to the Jerusalem Post
asking former members of
the Shanghai community
living in Israel to meet them
at their hotel in Tel Aviv,
where a dinner was ar-
ranged." (Eric is being hon-
ored by Israel Bonds, May 3,
1981, at Adat Shalom.)

For a Jew to cheat a Gen-
tile is worse than cheating a
Jew; for in addition to vio-
lating the moral law, it
brings Jews into contempt.
—Talmud

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