Robert Siegel Elected
Rigsby Shoe Service
Knollwood President
Robert L. Siegel has been elected
president of Knollwood Country
Club for the 1969 season. At 38,
he is the youngest man so honored
in the 44-year history of the club,
Siegel, a partner in the Siegel
Insurance Agency, vice president,
of Cadillac Mutual Insurance Co.
and president of Cadillac Under-
writers, has been active in com-
munity affairs since his gradua-i
tion from the University of Michi-
gan in 1952.
The best
in shoe repair.
No job too big!
A leader in the arts and crafts
division of the Allied Jewish
Campaign, he previously served
two years as chairman of the
special gifts section of the junior
division and was a delegate on
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 29, 1968 - 21
the Detroit Service Group's mis- 7,
sion to Israel in 1959.
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Take Ann j4rbor Home
Also elected were Jerome Hal-
perin, vice president; Max P.
Steinway, treasurer; Fred Green-
span, assistant treasurer; Irvin
Meckler, secretary: and Irving
Simon, assistant secretary.
At the club's annual member-
ship meeting, Samuel Hechtman,
Alan E. Luckoff and Steinway
were re-elected to three-year terms
on the board of directors. Robert
Brody and Meckler also were
elected to the board.
HARVARD ROW
KOSHER MEATS & POULTRY, Inc.
MID
• Dubb's Country Kitchen
NEW
LEANS
MALL
• Sherri's
ORIGINATORS OF THE HARVARD ROAST!
• [hos Drug Company
•
MRS, MARC GRAINER
Now featuring such items as: Veal Scallopini,
Pepper Steak, Hamburger Patties (in new 3-lb.
• Fabulous Star Bakery
Bud Rollins Shoes
Pkg.)
• The Bootery
• Pickwick Shop
21780 W. 11 MILE, SOUTHFIELD
• Bob's Hair Fashions
Located in the Harvard Row Mall
•
Rigsby Shoe Service
•
Ala's Barber Shop
•
Room At The Bottom
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Dealers Association
Member Detroit
Kosher Meat
John Katz, Irving Zoks, Sid Mirves, Proprietors
UNDER THE BRIGHT ORANGE ROOF at GREENFIELD and 10 MILE ROADS
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED QUALITY FOODS AT LOW LOW EVERDAY PRICES !
In a recent ceremony at Adas
Shalom Synagogue, Diane Judith
Cohen became the bride of Marc
Alan Grainer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Grainer of Cheyenne Ave.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis J. Cohen of W.
Outer Drive.
Rabbi Leonard Kahan and Can-
tor Nicholas Fenakel officiated.
Following a Miami Beach honey-
moon, the couple is living in Ann
Arbor.
The bride wore an Empire
gown of peau de soie with bodice
of re-embroidered Alencon lace
and seed pearls. A matching
crown held her floor-length veil
of silk illusion,
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Chicago Brand
ROLAND
IMPORTED
Strictly TOM
COFFEE
BRILLO
SOAP PADS
All Grinds
Packed in Oil
3
4./e oz. 89C
Cans
SPRY
ROYAL GELATIN
DESSERTS
SUPER SPECIAL!
BONITO
FILLETS
HOT DOGS or
KNOCKS
Cello
Pkg.
g.
BEECHNUT
IC lab "
UNCLE BEN'S
QUICK RICE
3 3 c
110z.
Pure Vegetable
4 Boxes 29`
2 lb. 67c
10 oz.
Can
31`
18-pad
Box
Heinz
TOMATO SOUP
2 101/2 1 9c
a
cans
4 r■
We Reserve
Right to Limit
Quantity.
Delicious
GOLD MEDAL OR
PILLSBURY
YUM YUM
POTATO
CHIPS
All Purpose
box
Shortening
All Flavors
67 `
No Coupon Needed!
5
FLOUR
49c
lb.
Bag
11
:; -
49`
O'CELLO
SPONGES
Reg. 39c
4 pack
Cello
Pkg.
19 `
DAIRY SPECIALS
BORDEN'S
IMPORTED
SPECIAL SALE!
Creamed
AUSTRIAN ALPS
Large or Small Curd
SMOKED
SWISS ROLL
MILANI
CLEARFIELD
SALADA
TEA BAGS
85c
SLICED
CHEESE.
Isr. 37 c
100 ct.
Box
COTTAGE
. CHEESE
1 1 4 IL
sic
Cup
Green Goddess, Reg.;
Italian Lo-Cal;
Green Godless Lo-Col
Your Choice
69`
1 lb.
Roll
B
il to le
x . 19 C
DEL MONTE
Whole Kernel or
Cream Style
GOLDEN CORN
5 a 95`
FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS
ORE-IDA
EMPRESS
BOSTON BONNIE
PEPPRIDGE FARMS
STOUFFER'S
SHOESTRING
POTATOES
ROCK LOBSTER
TAILS
OCEAN PERCH
FILLETS
CHEESE
MACARONI 'N
CHEESE
LA CHOY
CHINESE
WON-TON
SOUP
39c
15 oz.
Cup
1 1/4 lb.
Bag
27`
h7.
$139
1 lb.
Pkg.
PINEAPPLE
STRUDEL
39c
v
ke9... 4.9c
Pkg.
37`
PRODUCE SPECIALS•
FRUITCREST
HUNT'S
PURE CONCORD
WHOLE
APRICOTS
GRAPE
JUICE
3gtles 85c
3
:2;
89`
Fresh, Imported
U.S. No. 1
Sweet, Juicy
FIGS
DRY
ONIONS
FLORIDA
ORANGES
On String
3
1-.1b. $100
Cello
Pkgs.
35c eo.
10
Lb.
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Our Very, Very Best Delicious
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Large Heads
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KOSHER BAR-B-Q CHICKEN
Solid, Green
Crisp
c DOz.
saturaay,
19 c ea.
Sunday
FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT
The finest and largest selection in the area. We clean,
bone, skin and grind all fish free of charge. For
special service call
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Suzanne Grainer, sister of the
bridegroom, was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Nancy Grainer,
Elaine Lipson and Alice Sukenic.
Robert Sandy served as best
man. Ronald Cohen, Robert Skol-
nick, Roman Franklin and Dennis
Helfrnan were ushers.
Also participating in the bridal
party were the bride's grandpar-
ents, Mrs. Becky Cohen, and Mr.
and Mrs. Hyman Dresner; and the
bridegroom's grandparents, Mr.
Samuel Grainer, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Right.
Round Table Women's
Division to Sponsor
Holiday Event Dec. 4
On Dec. 4, the annual holiday
meeting of the women's division of
the Detroit Round Table will be
held at Beth Abraham Synagogue.
A social hour will precede the pro-
gram at 12:15 p.m.
The afternoon's festivities will
feature nationality holiday reli-
gious tables which will include
Greek, Polish, French, Jewish,
Ukrainian, Mexican, Arab and
Afro-American.
Representatives of the various
groups in colorful native dress will
explain their customs and inter-
esting holiday observances.
Mrs. Harry Theisen, president of
the women's division, stated that
this was the largest dsplay in the
history of this particular program
and added that all interested wom-
I en are welcome.
I
gligagemenis
Mrs. Jean Kaplan of Kentfield
Ave. announces the engagement of
her daughter Francine to Ronald
Chaiken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Chaiken of Parkside Ave. The
bride-to-be is the daughter of the
late Mr. Louis Kaplan. The couple
is planning a Jan. 5 wedding,
At a family dinner, Mr. and Mrs,
Samuel J. Rands of Parkside Ave.
announced the engagement of their
daughter Karen Fleur to Robert
Allan Pollack, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elvin Pollack of Northfield Blvd.,
Oak Park. The couple plans to be
married in early spring.
The unbelieving epochs are the
cradles of new superstitions.
—Frederic Amid.