34 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, March 13, 1981 Radio Station at Crime Show The faithless shall be trapped in their own crafty device. The Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service and the Amateur Radio Emergency Service will have an amateur radio station in op- eration during the South- field Police Department's crime prevention show- next weekend. I'D WALK A MILE FOR A SNEAKY TREAT (The Best of Everything The show will be held at the Southfield Civic Center 5-9 p.m. March 20 and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. March 21. The public is invited. (Continued from Page 33) most pleasant. JACK BALTER hearing about Pickle Barrel partner Al Winkler's 33rd birthday coming up, said, "Let's celebrate at the restaurant" . . and so is the week-long congrats to Al on 12 Mile and Evergreen . . . with the Pickle Barrel giving prizes to kiddies, free des- serts with dinner, free hors d'oeuvres to people in line 5 to 9, and free rye bread with pound or more corned beef or pastrami. It's a new Pickle Barrel with Jack and Al . . . cleaner and better service to go along with its good food . . . The beautiful mural just finished on its large wall is a huge replica of the menu streetscene . . . plus the other side of the street not shown on the menu. The wall separating corn- The eyes of a fool are in the ends of the earth. —Proverbs OUR ANTIPASTO SALAD IS SECOND TO NONE! CHILDREN'S NIGHTCLUB FRI. & SAT. PUPPET SHOW Dinner At 6 P.M. (Children's Dinners all $2.65) 11005 Middlebelt at Plymouth Wonderland Shopping Center Livonia Show At 7 P.M. All Adults Must Be Accompanied By Children 12 and Under 522.5880 DINNERS FROM $4 15 L2CLUDE: HOME-MADE BREADSTICKS, ANTIPASTO SALAD & SPUMONI • ° ‘ ***.0'4,10"," o , , '°'40,*%,!;7:**°11°. t'O.' • * 4 ^ • — •—• • 4 • • ° • ° , • • 4. 41 .. to 4a.. L. •4 • 44 4• . • 11.4 44:114 is • **4z• it • if xi* •ss3 81 * too* s•k" . *OS* 1.11 4 • .• .. ‘*44 40 • * • 31 tt 44 44* • ow,* , **O"- * " *!*q,',' tio4k , 4.1).1 .• to ' • dik . low 1. s t,01.* , f oti 1{41 4 , t >. . . The Summit Restaurant and Lounge. DetrOit's most popuktr landmark—revolving high atop the world's tallest hotel, the Detroit Plaza. In Renaissance Center. :1 landmark of maimr proportions. hl your Detroit. Assure your reservations by calling 568-8600. Today. E S v Detroit Plaza Hotel Renaissance Center WESTERN INTERNATIONAC of , ttt ing in and out will be torn Oakland, Calif. . . . The down to make the restau- Edible Complex. rant larger . . . plus other Don't ask Bluma or Lou plans in the offing by Jack how he got into the restau- and Al. rant or bagel business . . STATE OF MARY- they also want to know . . . LAND extended an invita- since Martin is a mass tion to all Michigan oyster communications graduate shuckers to vie for the title, of Michigan State. `la "Michigan Champion Oys- THERE'S A LARCO'S ter Shucker" . . . Winner of SOUTH now . . . opened the Professional Division about a month and seating receives a free trip to the na- about 100 . . with a ban er tional finals in quet room for well over 20 Leonardtown, Md., Oct. . . . Pete and son Mike 17-18. operied • it in the Sheraton The local contests were Motor Inn on West Road in held as two preliminaries Westhaven (near Trenton) and one final in both downriver: amateur and professional THE GREAT Sippie and one final in both Wallace, called the "last liv- amateur and professional ing true blues shouter" will divisions at three Chuck be performing at Tweeny's Muer restaurants . . Cafe on N. Woodward north Gandy Dancer, Ann Arbor; of Maple in Birmingham River Crab, St. Clair; Char- . . . tonight and March 20 ley's Raw Bar in Hotel and 27 . . . with two dinner Pontchartrain downtown. shows each evening and the MARLENE HILL and 82-year-old blues legend ac- The Loving Cup are still companied by University of wowing them at 'Vargo's of Michigan music professor Livonia on W. Six Mile just Jim Dapogny at the piano. east of Middlebelt . . . With LELLI'S on Woodward, Marlene are pianist Danny the excellent Northern Ita- Jordon, Steve Allen on bass lian restaurant, will be open and Max Kolomitz, drums. Sundays . . . beginning RECENT THIRD an- March 29. niversary of Excalibur on MARTY MALATIN Northwestern and Franklin couldn't figure out why at 12 Mile was on Feb. 22. John Psaila, partner at the Anniversary party was PX Bar-B-Q on Southfield, from 3 p.m. to 2 a.m. . . • was keeping him so long in with food galore made by the hardware store looking day and head chef Martin for "a certain kind of screw." Wilks, Jeff Smitt, night and . . . Especially since they day chef . . . Reese SimomN had a "bowling banquet" for cooking evenings with Jeff --75 people scheduled that . . . and David Berry, on Monday evening at their days with Marty . . . Dave restaurant. started at Excalibur as a When Marty walked in dishwasher, then salad boy and saw a young man's and now is cooking under familiar face, he couldn't Marty's influence. understand what he was All four worked on the doing at this "bowling ban- party an entire week with qu et" . . . Then the big sur- owner Pat Archer and man- prise broke . . . It was a ager Nick Sorise . . . Every party for Marty . . . who piece of pastry . . . and had recently been named there sure were a lot of them Class A District and . . . including 20'cakes . • Regional Wrestling Coach was made at Excalibur by of the Year . . . Like John Marty and Jeff . . . The a former professional foot- four kitchen kings opened ball player, Marty now up over 2,000 clams and coaches the very fine Lake oysters, prepared 150 Orion High wrestling team. pounds of shrimp, 100 The young gent he saw was pounds of ribs, 2,000 escar- one of his wrestlers. got, stuffed mushrooms ga- 20 YEARS AGO, the late lore, coq au yin, marinated Hy Crystal, executive direc- tenderloin, huge whole king for of Metropolitan Detroit Bnai• Brith, introduced or- crabs, etc. It was an anniversary chestra leader Eric festival of food and gala Rosenow to the late Lou fun . . . The Billy Kallao Levitan, executive director quartet with songstress of Israel Bonds . . . Shortly Kathy Locke . . . and after, Eric was on the band even owner Pat singing stand with his group for Is- . . . plus Ricky Dee. rael Bonds' tribute to Top' Excalibur is ultra clean Borman at Cobo Hall. Ever since then, Eric and . . . Pat has a thing about cleanliness . . . and top his Continentals have been quality . . . His smiling, ef- the official "resident house ficient waitresses like Kay band" for Israel Bonds .'.'. Risk (was Kolder until a few playing at over 300 affairs weeks ago) are among the . . . Hell be honored May 3 finest . . . There's always at Adat Shalom at the Eins- fresh flowers . . . and the tein Lodge and Chapter an- only employees notsmiling nual Israel Bond Dinner are the ones Pat has given . . . as recipient of the notice to because they don't one-a-year New. Life Award of the state of Israel . . . know how. MARTIN ASTIN, son of given to people who have localite Bluma and Lou As- survived the Holocaust tin, owns Brother's Bagels years, made new lives for in Berkeley, Calif., manu- themselves and are now facturing only all-organic helping to make new lives bagels . . . He also owns a for Israel through their in- (Continued on Page 35) natural foods restaurant in