Stars take mike to aid St. Jude’s By Raymond P. Hart Local television and radio performers, plus sports and^pblftical fig ures, will take turps at the microphone : to boost the radiothon - for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospi tal on WJW w ; through tomorrow night at 10:30, WJW’s Ed :Fisher is serving a:j anchorman for the fund-raising event that will benefit the famed < hospital in Memphis. Charles Brown, Ted Lux, Carl Reese, Joe Black, Rev. Joseph Kracker and Barbara Wells are hosts. There is no specific goal for the radiothon that began at 6 this morning. WKBF’s last on-air ef fort will be a five-minute show featuring highlights of programs telecast dur ing its seven years here. The Channel 61 goodby will be broadcast at 12:30 . DALI CARNEGIE East side class hi effective speaking, human relations, self confidence, enthusiasm and memory improvement starts in April. Also supervision and management seminar forming. Call Warren Knox, 871-7121 for specifr- details. Prewfrted by M. 1. Jorws L Associates Impala zCEDs,.... a.m. on Friday, after “The Perry Mason Show.” Alan B. Bennett, vice president and general manager of WKBF, ’will serve as host of the finale. Bennett will move on to serve as vice president of operations and engineer^ ing for the parent Kaiser Broadcasting Co. in San Francisco. With the Crusaders out of the World Hockey As sociation playoffs, fans will have to turn their attention to the NHL Stan ley Cup action on NBC- TV. Tomorrow’s contest be tween the New York Islan ders and the Pittsburgh Penguins will be telecast at 3:30 p.m. on Channel 3.