THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 1)111/ 14 I 11f Anil Al LISTENING POST HYATT REGENCY 0 DEAR3( RN presents "MASS APPEAL" COMEDY by Bill C. Davis MAIL DEPT.... "This is a story about two loving and dedicated human beings. Bill, a Welshman, roly-poly, red-cheeked, silver-haired, always smiling, is the bus driver for the Oak Park Community Center Senior Citizens bus. Every other Thursday or Friday, early in the morning, he picks us up at the Lincoln Towers and surrounding area. Bill steps out of the bus and helps us on, greeting us by our ethnic names, 'Malke, Sora, Hannah — on and on. "There are about 15 passengers. On the way to Farmer Jack, he regales us with humorous stories. At this point he has us all laughing, forgetting our aches and pains. We arrive at Farmer Jack and off we go to shop. Within an hour we come out with all our packages and he helps each one of us onto the bus. For those who do not live at the Lincoln Towers, he helps each one and walks them to their door. That's Bill. Then there is Tom, 6foot 2 inches, a young student, who works three days a week, driving those who have appoint- ments with their doctors, in a large community center auto. He greets us with a cheery smile, inquires about our health and helps us off saying, 'I hope you get a good report.' "P.S. I love your paper. There's something for everyone." Julia Nathan BEAUTY AND HEALTH HINTS ... By Tamara Friedman . . . "To get really cool, forget a cold shower. Take a tepid bath instead, add one cup of cider vinegar and soak for at least half an hour. Great for itchy or dry skin. "For an after-sun cool down, apply a moisturizing mask like plain yogurt to your face. Leave on for half an hour. Rinse with tepid water." LOOKING BACK On Columns Of Yesteryears... Nov. 6, 1964 . . . "Art Rabin tells of picking up a passenger in his cab who, upon reaching his destina- tion, said he had left his money in the hotel . . . Hav- ing already been swindled three times by others using this type of maneuver, Art said, 'Now look, mister, either come up with the fare or I'm calling the nearest cop! . . . The man insisted he was telling the truth .. . said he was in a rush to fill an appointment . . . and would have the money sent . . . 'I felt like knocking out a few bucks worth of his teeth! Finally, I went with him. He got the money plus a 10 spot for my troubles. Well, that night I said my prayers of thanks for controlling my temper. The guy turns out to be Jack Dempsey!' OCT. 8, 1965 ... "Five- year-old Gordon Miller, son of Beverly and Miles Miller, after being reprimanded for interrupting, explained, 'But I gotta interrupt to get staited."' Reservations: 593-1234 "THE CLUB" Entertainment 7 Nights a Week Harpist . . . Tues., Wed. & Thurs. Pianist . . . Fri., Sun. & Mon. Strolling Violins . . . Sat. BANQUET FACILITIES FOR ALL PARTIES Up To 120 • • ENIINTANNIENT & DANCING 110110SAT. RED CEDARs Rated number one by world magazines I II DETRorr Mon.-Fri. 1110 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sat. 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. S un. 2 p.m. to 1 a.m. Italian-American Dining At Its Finest • Valet Parking • 833-9425,, DIMITRI'S NIKOS 316 N. WOODWARD • Royal Oak • 542-4880 OPEN 7 DAYS' DINNERS FOR 2 GOOD THRU AUG. 31, 1984 $7.99 SKIRT STEAK (10 oz.) $7.99 BROILED WHITEFISH (10 oz.) $6.99 FISH & CHIPS $5.99 LIVER & ONIONS $5.99 SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALLS $7.99 VEAL STEAK PARMESAN $7.89 SHISH KABOB $6 59 BROILED CHICKEN ALL ABOVE DINNERS FOR TWO INCLUDE: SOUP, CHOICE OF POTATO, RICE PILAF OR SPAGHETTI AND ONE TRIP TO OUR SALAD BAR • No Coupons OFF Expires 9/1/81 ZNI) 1 Look 4222 Second Blvd. Vet. Willis & Canfield COUPON PRESENT THIS AD WHEN BUYING A ! " DINNER AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET A SECOND DINNER OF EQUAL 1. OR LESSER VALUE AT 1/2 PRICE I Group Rates & Performances Available Friday & Saturday Show 8:30 P.M. SO MANY PEOPLE play golf a life time . . . and continue to dream of that ever elusive hold-in-one .. . Not Barney Allen, however , .. who recently got his sec- ond while playing at Springfield Oaks Golf Course in Davisburg, Mich. . . . It was on the 175-yard eighth hole using a five wood. . . . in foursome with Harry Aronovitz, Nathan Weisberg and Everett Pod- gers . . . it was a birthday present from Barney to himself . . . turning 69 last week . . . Barney's first ace was in 1960. GET WELL WISHES . to Rhoda Weiss . . . after operation at Sinai Hospital. DON'T KNOW if there are any left . . . but the Young Women of Jewish National Fund had some re- served seat tickets for the Detroit Tiger-Toronto Blue Jay game, Sept. 16, at Tiger Stadium ... Bus transpor- tation is even provided from United Hebrew School parking lot on W. 12 Mile. SIXTH ANNUAL Michigan Reunion Party in Dallas, Tex. . . . for any ex-Michigander living in Texas . . is Sept. 29 . . . at Big D, Texas, an 1880s fron- tier town "just 18 minutes and 100 years from downtown Dallas" . . . Michi-Texans will be greeted by riders on horse- back directing traffic and bad guys with guns . . . Of course, the town marshall and sheriff will rescue them and take the folks back into town for a BBQ buffet dinner, country western music and a western musi- cal stage revue. Tickets will only be sold in advance . . . For more info, send name, address and phone number with self-addressed, postage- paid envelope to: Michigan Club Reunion, 2701-C W. 15th St., Suite 211, Plano, Tex. 75075 . . . or call Myrna Green, (214) 386-7585, or Fay Schoenfeld, (214) 867- 2095, or Mike Andriashko, (214) 492-7246. First party by the ex- Michiganders hosted 75 . . . Last year was attended by 750. REMINDER DEPT.... Southfield's Civil Defense Medical Division is at Tel-12 tomorrow, 12 noon to 6 p.m. and Sunday, 12 noon til 5 p.m. ... taking blood pressure and blood sugar tests for diabetes . . . No charge. 1 /2 JIMMY LAUNCE PROdticticine DANNY RASKIN Friday, August 17, 1984 51 immeeme mmeemmillimq •No Discounts d ON OUR BEAUTIFUL ALREADY LOW-PRICED TRAYS Ili MEAT OR DAIRY I I, 4i . 1 With This Coupon l• 41 Expires 9/15/84 JN I . . 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