THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
36 Friday, September 8, 1918
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ORT Lunch Set,
Fashions Featured
"A Fall Fashion Fantasy"
will highlight the Michigan
Region, Women's American
ORT's annual membership
luncheon, 11:30 a.m. Sept.
20 at the Raleigh House.
Coordinating the after-
noon are Bette Traub, a
Michigan Region vice
president and chairman of
membership, and Eleanor
Thal, chairman of the day.
Reservations are re-
quired and are limited to
paid-up members of
Women's American ORT.
New members and their
sponsors may attend. There
is a charge.
For information or reser-
vations, contact the
Women's American ORT
office, 355-9151.
LENNY
LIEBERMAN
Orchestra
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For the Finest
Wedding and
Bar Mitzva Album
Call
WINER
And Associates
FREE PARKING
Business Briefs
Keidan Corp., the
Phoenix-based investment
banking firm owned by
former Detroiter Harry
Keidan, recently arranged
the merger of Gobby Man-
ufacturing, maker of adult
tricycles, with the
Hedstrom Co.
Empire Offers
Product Brochure
MIFFLINTOWN, Pa. —
A new product brochure,
which provides valuable in-
formation on the new line of
kosher frozen food products
introduced by Empire
Kosher Foods, Inc., has been
released by the company.
The brochure, titled "The
Distinctive Empire Concept
of Service," provides four-
color illustratiOns of each
product and package, and
case, pack and complete
product information for the
entire Empire frozen line,
For information about the
brochure and free copies of
Empire point of purchase
product posters, contact J.
.Ronald Swanger, vice
president-sales, Empire
Kosher Foods, Inc., Mifflin-
town, Pa., 17059.
Seigle Ford
Inc. Opens
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Put your children's feet in Jerry and Arnie's hands. They have a
combined experience of 82 years fitting children's shoes.
Our promise to you
SHOES FITTED PROPERLY BECAUSE "WE CARE"
MARTIN'S SHOES
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OAK PARK SHOPPING PLAZA
CORNER 9-MILE/COOLIDGE
HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 P.M.
Phone 541-1108
Thurs. 9:30-8:00 P.M.
VISA
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Joseph Deutch, right, with son Harvey.
A story of a most remark- pharmacist and the son of
able personality unfolds in old family friends.
The Deutch family has
Detroit's commercial sphere
funded pharmacy schol-
this month.
Paul's Cut Rate Drugs, arships at Wayne State
formerly at 1419 Broadway University and made sub-
at Grand River is taking all stantial contributions to
of its service, its nostalgia, support universities both
its thousands of rare herbs here and in the South.
and remedies, and its "ir-
A program supported
resistible" bargains with it by Paul's through the Lit-
across the street to newer"- tle Rock Temple Baptist
and larger quarters on the Church has made shoes
first level of the Hudson available to inner-city
parking structure, 1414 children at Christmas
Broadway, in order to make time.
way for another parking
"Paul's Ship of Joy," an
inspirational program on
structure.
Operating in Detroit for WJLB radio early on
more than 54 years, Paul's weekend mornings is part of
Cut Rate Drugs is probably Joseph Deutch's philosophy
the only drug store in of returning, something to
Michigari which probably the people who have
has every legal medical re- patronized his unique busi-
medy known to man.
ness over the years.
The man behind the nos-
talgia, the "extra service
with a smile" philosophy, is
Joseph Deutch.
Deutch, at the age of 11,
joined the business
founded by his brother
Paul, now deceased,
MICHIGAN JEWISH
when it was located at SINGLES COUNCIL will
Hastings and Erskine. A have a happy hour begin-
pharmacist for 44 years, ning at 5 p.m. Wednesday at
Deutcsh helped his The Perfect Blend.
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brother expand the busi-
ness to three stores dur-
SWINGING SINGLES,
ing the 1920s and 30s.
25 and up, will have a
When the two stores on cocktail party and dance,
ffistings were detholished featuring The Continentals,
in the riots of 1943, Paul's 8:30 p.M. Sunday at Rober-
Cut Rate Drugs moved to its to's, Berkley. For informa-
tion, call Henrietta Lewis,
Broadway location.
Deutch said, "People 546-0903, or Roberto's,
come here for items other 546-7800. * * *
stores stopped carrying
years ago or never knew Singles Bowling
existed."
A bowling league for sing-
"We have a special con- les, meeting noon Sundays
cern for senior citizens," he at Ark Lanes West, is in
confided. "There's Mother's formation. An organiza-
Day and Father's Day, but tional meeting will take
every day is Senior Citizens' place 11:30 a.m. Sept. 17 at
Day at Paulus Cut Rate. Ark West.
For, information, caP---
Some of them, you must re-
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member, come to an age Neal Alpiner, 559-6676.
when they don't hear, see, or
write as well as they usedto.
You can't forget they need a
Engagements
little extra help."
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Re-
Paul's has 38 em- ssler
announce
the
ployees, some of them engagement of her daugh-
with the store for as long ter, Jacqueline Abbie Re-
as 40 years.
ssler, to Mark Allan
"You can't take from this Wedes, son of Mrs. Anne
city without giving back," Wedes and the late Mr.
Deutch reflected as he Seymour Wedes. Wedes was
considered his own business graduated from Wayne
commitment to Detroit State University with a BA
which now includes the in- degree in journalism. Miss
volvement of his youngest Ressler, daughter of the late
son, Harvey, vice president Mr. Marvin Ressler, and her
of the firm, and Howard , fiance plan a January wed-
Wasserman, a registered ding.
Singles
Events
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Paul's Cut-Rate Opens New
Era Right Across the Street
Bob Seigle has recently
opened a new Ford
dealership at 20801 Pontiac
Tr., South Lyon. He says
that he has 33 Fords left by
the previous dealer and
must sacrifice.
Bob brings more than 22
years' experience in the
used car business to his new
venture.
Married and father of
three children, he is past
vice president of Motor City
Lodge, Bnai Brith and is a
member of Temple Israel.
He can be reached at
437-1763.
Students Support
Business Law
Several buSiness law stu-
dents at Wayne State Uni-
versity are seeking public
support for Michigan House
Bill H-5795, the "Simple
Language Act."
The bill, sponsored by
State Rep. Jackie Vaughn,
is aimed at eliminating am-
biguous wording in con-
tracts.
The students were par-
ticularly concerned about
the public's lack of under-
standing of the average
daily balance method used
to compute finance charges
on credit card accounts.
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