NOVEMBER 19 • 2020 | 53
I
t has been located in the
Ferndale area for many years,
known for its live music won-
derfully presented … known
for its detailed, creative décor
… and closed
in March of this
year because of
the COVID pan-
demic … leaving
a hole in the local
melodies scene
… A Ferndale
restaurant that
helped keep many musicians
employed in addition to bring-
ing people back to enjoy its
wonderful food.
Noted, too, as a place for its
creative and friendly atmo-
sphere, Otus Supply restaurant
reopened in September, both
inside and outside, where peo-
ple can eat in the dining room
or spacious outdoor tent …
while listening again to the live
music and enjoying the food at
lower prices.
Otus Supply, E. Nine Mile,
between Woodward and Hilton,
owned by Thom Bloom and
Scott Myrick, constantly voted
among the top places for music,
drinks and food by local pub-
lications, has been completely
reconfigured to allow for much
social distancing … It is again a
restaurant open for enjoyment
and good food.
Also, it has something lacking
in so many places … a kids’
menu … baby burger, li’
l pizza
pie, chicken tenders, grilled
cheese, cheeseburger, etc. … all
served with special fries.
The Otus Supply menu is a
completely new one … Before
the pandemic, prices seemed
almost double with dishes that
were more for special occasions
… However gourmet, it still
retains that home-cooked flare
… with the Funky Chicken,
Highway Burger, the Ferndale,
an Angus Beef Patty, the 9 Mile
Chop, etc.
It being a restaurant that
also greatly admires those who
work with their hands … artists,
blue-collar workers, teachers …
the chef creates dishes that are
hardy and beautifully designed
as well as being tasty … even
wood-fired pizza pies.
It is better than before … and
that is saying much!
MAIL DEPARTMENT …
From former waitress Frances
Kellerman … “
Customers can
be rude, too. When they are
talking to other people at the
table and make us wait for their
order until they are finished, it is
a very big problem that should
be looked into. And what about
customers who snap their fin-
gers to get our attention, even
while coming to get it from us.
”
OLDIE BUT GOODIE …
A rabbi and his two friends, a
priest and a minister, played
poker for small stakes once a
week … The only problem was
that they lived in a very blue
law town … One day the sher-
iff raided the game and took
all three before the judge …
After listening to the sheriff’
s
story, the judge asked the priest,
“Were you gambling, Father?”
The priest looked toward
Heaven and whispered, “
Oh,
Lord, forgive me!” and then said
aloud, “No, your honor, I was
not gambling.
”
“Were you gambling,
Reverend?” the judge asked the
minister.
The minister repeated the
priest’
s actions and said, “No,
your honor, I was not.
”
Turning to the third clergy-
man, the judge asked, “Were
you gambling, Rabbi?”
The rabbi eyed him coolly
and replied, “With who?”
CONGRATS … To Dr. Glen
Gardner on his birthday.
Email dannyraskin2132@gmail.com.
RASKIN
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
Danny Raskin
Senior Columnist
Otus Supply is back open
and better than before.
Let the
Music Play
VIA OTUS SUPPLY FAEBOOK
Thom Bloom and
Scott Myrick
Full time position available at Oak Park business
for Office Administrator/Bookkeeper.
This mentally stimulating and financially rewarding job is ideal for
an experienced and capable multi tasker who can efficiently see through
many administrative aspects of a fast paced, growing business.
JOB DESCRIPTION
- Day to day bookkeeping
- Tactfully communicate and follow up
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- Ensure timeliness and quality of
business forms and applications
- Track business data and manage reports
- Manage administrative office tasks
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
- Past bookkeeping and office experience
- Knowledge in QuickBooks & Microsoft Excel
- Efficient use of computer and swift typing
- Excellent communication skills (phone & email)
- Strong ability to multi task
- Precise attention to detail
- Team player with positive attitude
- Problem solver
Please send resume including experience, past jobs,
and references to Office@tcfaw.com
JOB OPPORTUNITY
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