THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 30 Friday, July 18, 1980 Danny Raskin's Ce1 i /08 LISTENING POST COULDN'T HELP overhearing this last week at Star Bakery in New Or- leans Mall on Greenfield and 10 Mile ... Customer, "Do you have a long French bread?" . . . Girl shows one to her . . . Customer asks, "Do-n't you have a long one?" Girl behind counter replies, "This is a long one . . . Today it is short." NEW OWNERS of Sam's Market on E. Nine Mile in Oak Park are Nate and Irene Light. MARVIN YAGODA, owner of Sam's Drugs in De- troit, collects old cars and musical instruments . . . Yesterday and today, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., during the Sidewalk Sale at Applegate Square, Northwestern and Inkster, Marvin's vintage calliope is playing music atop his shiny 1941 Ford pickup truck. EVER HEAR OF a strictly kosher barbecue? . Well you have now .. . It's being given in the gazebo shelter at Major Park in Oak Park, July 23, 5:30, for Norman Goldman running on the County Commissioner ticket .. . The barbecue will be under supervision ofthe Council of Orthodox Rabbis. with Steve and brother-in- law Tony Vettraino almost until the needle wears out so to speak . . Some have been there well over 20 years, among others who won't leave for anything. IRENE WALT, food consultant for the Raleigh Square Market Place (former Raleigh House) slated to open this year, is the wife of Dr. Alexander Walt, chief of surgery at Harper Hospital . . . Both were brought to Detroit from South Africa 20 years ago by Federal Judge Theo- dore and wife Rhoda Levin . . . Rhoda is Alexander's first cousin. Judge Levin also swore them in as citizens of the United States. LOOKING BACK On Columns Of Yesteryears .. . JAN. 12, 1968 . . "Aboard the SS France in the Caribbean with hubby Harry and daughter Bar- bara, Estelle Kaufman re- ceived plaudits for the greatest acclaim while sing- ing on the ship's Guest Ta- lent Night . . . Among her loud applauding admirers were Detroiters Yetta and Stan Yates and Ann and Norman Silverstein." JAN. 19, 1968 . . . "The WEEK LATE CON- week of Dec. 22 proved to be GRATS . . . to Judye and a most 'fruitful' one for Belle Larry Glazer . . . of Condo and Gordon Fruitman . . . Care . . . on their 15th an- On the 22nd, son Ronald was honored for scholastic niversary. LOU CITRON WRITES achievement at Detroit Col- . . . "It must have been a lege of Law . . . On the case of extreme embar- 26th, son Larry received his rassment for that 'Emer- BA degree at Wayne State gency Oxygen' truck to get U. . . . and on the 28th, stalled on the side of South- Ronald received a telegram field Expressway recently, from Lansing that he had with a flat tire for all the passed the bar." CALLING CLIVE world to see. There it was, with all of that air in the CANTOR . . . Remember tanks on top, but none in back in 1948 when you shot that tire, and this was an a sizzling 64 in the Cana- dian Golf Tourney . and emergency! were beaten out by a fellow "Observed in Southfield, a car with its vinyl top flak- who rounded the course in ing and shredding, with this 58? bumper sticker on it: 'Some- one answer my prayers, please. Steal this car!' WOULDN'T BE- LIEVE IT . . . Imagine gents getting up in the morning and putting on custom-made Italian silk robes? ... Who makes them? ... Steve Petix Cus- tom Clothiers of course .. . Can't think 'of anything Steve and his staff won't make for people to wear. Big thing is women's suits . . . made by Phil Formaro, with Steve almost 25 years . . . and among the nation's finest tailors . . . many of whom themselves consider him to be the best . . . And if you think pleasing the gals is easy, you're right .. . when Phil gets through making them look so good. The people working at Steve Petix Custom Clothiers never seem to leave ... it's like their home away from home , . . . staying Talent Show Sunday in WB The Seymour Talent Show will be presented 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Stafford's Restaurant in the Orchard Mall, West Bloomfield. A variety of performers, from mind readers to magi- cians, will be presented, and prizes will be awarded. Musical accompanist for the show is Charles Row- land. Judges for the show are: entertainer Dennis Ver- nier; Heidi Press, associate news editor, The Jewish News; Jim Windell, free- lance entertainment writer; and Patricia Kelly, promo- tional director of Orchard Mall. There is an admission charge. For information, call Stafford's, 851-8952; or Seymour Schwartz, show coordinator, 356-8525. CATERED PARTIES 1 HARVEY URNOVITTS - THURSDAYS & SUNDAYS CAN EAT 1273-03121 SECOND HELPING FREE!! Served Mon. Thru Sat. Nights %coaD.-- -"ti ° ' NEW YORK STEAK d • ON A SIZZLING PLATTER WED. & FRI. 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