40 Friday, December 10, 1982

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Danny Raskin's

LISTENING
POST

ERNEST DRUCKER

and Alex Glantz were
caught without even one of
Ernest's shirts from his
Executive Custom
Shirtmakers shop in Bir-
mingham to hide behind ..
Happened at Centaur Rac-
quet Club on Drake Rd. . .
Alex was taking a shower
. . . with Ernest getting
ready to take his . . . when a
gal walked in and nonchal-
antly asked if it was the
girls' or men's locker room
. . . Seems the two guys were
in the wrong one . . . Oh, for
one of those shirts at a time
like that!
NAME OF MOVIE for
theater party . . . this
Thursday . . . (correct date
is Dec. 16) . . . by National
Foundation for Ileitis and
Colitis . . . at Northfand
Theater . . . is "Kiss Me
Goodbye" starring Sally
Field, James Caan and Jeff
Bridges . . . with social hour
at 7:30 and the film at 8:30.
The Pre-Glow Party and
premiere showing will
honor Dr. Manuel Sklar,
past chairman of the Michi-
gan Chapter Scientific
Advisory Board . . . For
reservations, call Sylvia
Barnett at NFIC office,
424-8656.
"Kiss Me Goodbye" pre-
miere has been underwrit-
ten by a dedicated member
of the group . . . Total con-
tributions will go toward
finding the cause and cure
of ileitis and colitis.
CONGRATS ... to
George Rosett . . . on his
60th birthday.
AFTER 30 YEARS on
the judicial bench, Court of
Appeals Judge Nate Kauf-
man hangs up his robe for
good end of this year .. .
Nate will be honored at a
kidush by his synagogue,
Cong. Beth Abraham Hillel
Moses in West Bloomfield
. . . morning of Dec. 18 .. .
Also retiring end of '82 and
being honored are Circuit
Judges Johnny Wise; Victor
Baum and Ted. Bohn .. .
plus former Judge Jimmy
Montante.
CONGRATS ... to Dr.
Martin and Harriet Selik
. . . on 40th Anniversary.

YOUNGEST PROFES-
SIONAL magician in

Michigan is 11-year-old
Matt Jacobson, son of Har-
riet and Michael Jacobson
. . . He is a two-time winner
of the noted Abbott's Magic
Award . . . and has been fea-
tured on TV channels 2 and
7.
Matt will perform three
shows, 2, 4 and 8 Sunday, at
Masonic Temple for Michi-
gan State Police '50s and
'60s Revue . . . Monday
evening he'll have head
scratchers asking "How did
he do that?" at Cong. Beth
Achim's Hanuka party.

BETTER LATE THAN

never . . . and so 10 years
later, Dr. Jack Weiss re-
ceived his gold watch after
35 years of service at Memo-

rial Medical Center on Van
Dyke in Sterling Heights
. . . Everyone at the clinic
usually gets one following
25 years . . . but Jack was
given a party and tape re-
corder instead . . . He's one
of the wee amount of docs
still practicing general
medicine.

SHILA MORGAN-
ROTH,
hair stylist,

colorist, etc., believes in
starting sooner and looking
younger . . . That's why
she's built such a reputation
on things like her name-
registered "Work & Wear"
style . . . "If it doesn't look
good wet," says Shila," "it
won't look good dry."
Her concentration on
children and teenagers has
brought a hair-styling boon
for the younger folks .. .
Young gals and guys are
now much more conscious of
their hair . . . and Shila has
a lot to do with it
One young gal, Tracey
Reznick, Southfield High,
wears a simple style that
Shila taught her to blow
straight down and then curl
with a hot brush . . . "I don't
want to see any teenagers
spraying peroxide on their
hair," says Shila, whose
coloring and shading has
brought much note.
"Sexsational" designer
and hair show with Shila is
tomorrow, 8 p.m., at Twenty
Grand, E. Grand Blvd.

LOVE STORY DEPT.

. . . Shirley Robbins re-
cently had a home presenta-
tion for Columbia Cocktail,
another of the latest diets
. . . In the group attending
was a former judge . . .
Seems that former judges
can be judge-for-the-day,
empowered to perform mar-
riage ceremonies.
He did an "I Do" for guy
and gal who had traced him
to the home of Shirley and
Sam . . . Flo Robbins pro-
vided appropriate wedding
music on the piano ... and
the 20 people who came to
discuss the new diet, stayed
for the ceremony . . . toast-
ing the new bride and groom
with . . . what else but a
Columbia Cocktail.
NEW OWNERS of Ever-
green Shopping Plaza, 12
Mile and Evergreen, are
Eric Lutz and Anthony
Brown.
100 PEOPLE attended
the recent 650-photo collage
by Mitchell Curtis . . . at
home of Beverly and Irving
Laker.

Qaddafi Cancels
UN Address

NEW YORK - Muam-
mar Qaddafi cancelled his
appearance at the United
Nations General Assembly
last week, when the Organ-
ization of African Unity
(OAU) failed to meet as
scheduled. Qaddafi was to
address the General As-
sembly in his capacity as
OAU chairman.

The Poor Canadian Economy
Is Linked to Drop in Divorce

MONTREAL (JTA) - A
silver lining of sorts for
Jewish families in Toronto
and Montreal is emerging
from the cloud of Canada's
depressed economy, a
Jewish family expert told a
seminar in Toronto. Jerome
Diamond, a former director
of the Jewish Family and
Child Service (JFCS), said
many divorces and separa-
tions are being postponed
because of the economic
crunch.
Diamond said the real es-
tate boom of the late 1960s
and early 1970s had pro-
Vided "the wherewithal for
separating" by couples
"through division of prop-
erty," resulting in a serious
increase in the number of
breakups of Jewish families
during those years.
Diamond added that,
whether the development
was due to the declining
economy, or not, Canadian
Jewish couples are now
much more serious about
their marriages.
He said, "In pre-marital
counseling, we are finding
that, instead of the high ex-
pectations and pluperfect
dreams they used to have,
young people are much
more sober and realistic,
and that bodes well for the
Jewish community."
He also reported that
much community concern
sterns from an increasing
divorce rate among Or-

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He said the JFCS was
applying to the Canadian
government for a grant to
expand the agency's recon-
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