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LISTENING
POST
SEEING SCENES .. .
and Disa 'n Data . . . Max
and Lainie Pincus doing
their smiling bits to attain
an "A" for effort as new
owners of London Chop
House . . . So many commu-
nity folks with booths on
weekends at Gibraltar
Trade Center (former
Joshua Doore warehouse)
on Eureka Rd. in Lincoln
Park .. .
Sam Yellin in his cowboy
hat . . . Jack Chaney always
jovial and polite . . . Mike
George with the cigars al-
most as big as his heart . . .
Thanks galore from Domes-
tic Linen driver Lou Miller
to so many folks who said
goodbye on passing of his
90-year-old mother Re-
becca.
Stage & Co. on Orchard
Lake Rd. the only place with
return of Kingli Matjes
Herring Fillets . . . Marietta
Drucker, Ernie's frau, al-
ways so pleasant . . . Jam-
packed spot Xmas eve at
Jakks 5 to 9 . . . with owner
Dick LaCombe buying
entire house drinks .. .
Charley Robinson doing
the almost unheard of thing
these days at his Shell sta-
tion, Greenfield and Nine
Mile . . . washing a cus-
tomer's windshield . . .
After buying a pair of
stretch pants, a community
gal eagerly awaiting her
husband's comment about
her appearance . . . "They
make your feet look big,
too."
CONGRATS . . . to
brother Marvin Raskin .. .
on his birthday.
WHAT NORMALLY
takes four years took
Richard Elias just three .. .
graduating from University
of Michigan . . . It's now on
to law school . . . He's the
son of Ruth and Gary Elias.
CONGRATS . . . to
Esther and Max Rubin ..
on their 44th anniversary
. . . and to Esther on her
birthday . . . both occasions
the same day.
LOOKING BACK on
columns of yesteryears .. .
July 5, 1968 . . . "Turning
back the clock 40 years ago
took place at the recent
marriage of Julie Levin to
Danny Granadier . . . While
Sammy Woolf was on the
bandstand with Hal Gor-
don's ork, he noticed the
familiar face of a man sit-
ting in a wheel chair .. .
Sam went over to say hello
and shake hands with old
friend and fellow performer
Ben Edelstein.
"It was during prohibi-
tion days back in 1928 at the
old Din & Racquet Club on
Wayne and Lafayette that
Sammy and Ben worked to-
gether . .. Sammy sang and
Ben, who was affectionately
known as 'Frisco,' sang and
danced.
"Sammy called on Ben to
sing . . . and with Mic-
rophone in hand from the
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bandstand, 'Frisco' brought
back tears of nostalgia as he
began to sing.
"Although dealt a severe
blow by being relegated to
life in a wheel chair, Ben
could still smile from a
brave pillar of strength that
lies within a soul which has
never said quits . . . This
courageous man who was
once known as 'Rubber Legs
Frisco' would have also
danced as in the old days
with Sammy . . . except that
he no longer has any legs."
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ceived by Maria and Julius
B. Rubin from eight-year-
old son Melvin, spending his
first summer at camp ... .
`Dear Mom and Dad. I am
not having a better time
than I thought I would.' "
July 5, 1968 . . . "Eli
Springer had a fare huddled
in a corner of his cab's back
seat, comfortably wrapped
in a stupor . . . After a ses-
sion of just cruising about
on orders given by the wob-
bly gent, Eli asked, 'Where
now?' . . . 'Just go around
the block,' mumbled the in-
ebriated gent.
"When Eli wearily stated
that it was all he'd been
doing for the past hour, the
drunk drooled about that
being the probable reason
for his dizziness . . . and told
Eli to turn around and go
the other way."
- July 28, 1968 . . .
"Seven-year-old Buddy
Richter is especially fond of
chocolate cake . . . and had
already gulped two sizeable
helpings with his tall glass
of milk . . . 'If you eat any
more cake you'll burst,'
cautioned mother, Anne
Richter . . . 'Well, pass the
cake, Mom, and watch out
for yourself,' replied little
Buddy."
June 28, 1968 . . . "Dog
show was being held here in
Detroit and woman- was
standing in lobby of a local
hotel with an English
bulldog . . . at whom the lit-
tle girl kept making faces
. . . The child's mother
asked her why she was mak-
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the little tot, starting to cry,
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