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DANNY RASKIN

Local Columnist

H

e's been honored
many times, but no
kudos meant more to
television producer Michael
Krause than the one he
recently received . . . even
though it was 17 years in
coming.
Back in 1973, the then
34-year-old former localite
graduate of Mumford High
and Wayne State U. who was
already a television wonder
(he had produced and/or
created ABC-TV's "The Mor-
ning Show" in Detroit, "The
Presenters" and "The Mike
Douglas Show") took all of
eight days to conceive, plan,
write and produce the entire
"Israel Emergency Fund
Telethon."
The program raised a
record-setting $3.5 million in
only 4 1/2 hours, with an add-
ed $500,000 logged in after
the show left the air . . . big
bucks in those days.
Then in 1975, Mike put on
another telethon for Israel,
raising an added $7 million.
The 20-year-old Council For
A Beautiful Israel award
presenter is an international,
non-political organization
whose purpose is to improve
Israel's quality of life through
social, environmental and
beautification programs.
Michael, son of Joie and the
late Burnett Krause, received
"The Beautiful Israel Award"
Oct. 17 along with Nobel
Prize-winning author Elie
Wiesel at the 12th annual
dinner in New York's Pierre
Hotel.
You'll be on target with the
saying about local boy mak-
ing good . . . He's married to
the beautiful and talented
Joan Lunden, and Mike also
is creator, executive producer
and syndicator of "Everyday"
that hosts Joan . . . This plus
formerly being producer of
NBC News' "Today," ABC's
"Good Morning America,"
"A.M. New York," "The
Stanley Siegal Show,"
"Mother's Day" and the
prime time special, "Our
Kids and The Best of
Everything" . . . among
many.
"Maybe it was everyone
telling me it couldn't be done
that kept me going," says
Mike. "But I just really
wanted to put my talents to
work helping Israel. I've
never been there, but
something in my soul said I

had to help." . . . That, he cer-
tainly did.
IN 1957, Jack Milen open-
ed his first Jax Kar Wash on
Six Mile and Meyers . . . It
isn't a Jax today, but number
two opened in 1956, still is on
Hunter Boulevard.
Thirty-seven years, and Jax
has opened its 11th location,
recently taking over Ray's
Auto Wash on Rochester Road
in Rochester Hills.
While Jack still makes
himself visible as a guy so
many people like, son Bruce
is owner of Jax Kar Wash and
carrying on dad's wonderful
humanitarian work.
He is one of the two
chairmen of the "Fifties Sock
Hop" tonight at Somerset
Inn, Troy, by American
Cancer Society . . . Tickets
are available at the door for

The program
raised a record-
setting $3.5 million
in only 4 1/2 hours,
with an added
$500,000 logged in
after the show left
the air . . .

grooving to the music of the
Drifters and Laradoes . . .
with food provided by 12 area
restaurants . . . Dr. Roman
Franklin is co-chairman of
the event with Bruce.
CONGRATS . . . to Rose
Light . . . on her 60th birth-
day . . . celebrated with a sur-
prise by hubby Jerry, who in-
vited 30 guests to join Rose
and him as participant actors
on a Mystery Train Ride to
Jackson, Mich. . . . All were
then bussed to Gilbert's
Restaurant.
LOU GOLDEN doesn't
need much to be proud of his
children, and here's another
to give him more glory .. .
His youngest daughter,
Micky, Ph.D. candidate and
part-time instructor in the
department of communica-
tions at Wayne State Univer-
sity, will present her
research, Nov. 4, at the 76th
annual convention of the
Speech Communication Asso-
ciation in the Chicago Hilton.
Currently at work on her
dissertation, "A Rhetorical
Analysis of the New Age
Movement," she is program
planner for her panel, the
first ever accepted for presen-
tation on the New Age in the

organization's 76 years . . .
quite an exciting feat.
Micky credits Lou for in-
troducing her to the study of
paranormal . . . He has been
studying the subject for over
30 years . . . Dad and other
family members will travel to
Chicago for the presentation
and cheer Micky on.
SHE CELEBRATED her
50th birthday the best way
Jan Kladzyk knows how .. .
by working . . . The bosslady
at Jane's Place on Lahser
smelled a lot of flowers amid
many happy birthday
balloons while doling out her
homemade goodies and the
yummy hot baked apples
she's becoming quite noted for
. . . Congrats, Jane.
A BEST BET Of The Week
. . . this Thursday, 12 noon .. .
Glamorama Luncheon and
Leah Marks fashion show by
City of Hope, Helen
Rosenberg Chapter, at Adat
Shalom Synagogue, Mid-
dlebelt off Northwestern .. .
Call Sylvia Epstein,
557-3519.
GOOD NEWS for dancers
. . . The very popular Billy
Rose Quartet is now at Ex-
calibur Restaurant on
Franklin and Northwestern
at 12 Mile . . . every Monday
night, 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
. . . Billy on lead guitar and
vocals, son Chris on drums
and vocals, Billy "Flying
Fingers" Marr at the piano,
and Rudy Golde strumming
the bass . . . All do four-part
four-part harmony.
DR. ROBERT PASICK,
practicing psychologist in
Ann Arbor for over 15 years,
and co-author Richard Meth,
were invited for an appear-
ance on the "lbday" TV show
after the producers read their
recently published book, Men
In Therapy, The Challenge of
Change . . . Dr. Pasick is the
son of localites Al and Irma
Passick.
REUNION DEPT. . . . Oak
Park High class of 1980
10-year affair is Nov. 24 at
Troy Marriott . . . For info,
call Phyllis Blackman,
469-8546.
ERRATA, TYPO, Etc.
Dept. . . . It's Gert and Bob
Berman, not Ruth and Bob.

TONIGHT is double
celebration at Orchard Mall
on Orchard Lake Road . . . an-
nual Midnight Madness and
fourth anniversary of It's The
Gifts.
SHANGHAI CAFE will
take over in December at
former Irving's Deli locale in
LaMirage on Northwestern