THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Reception for Bonds' PMC

Thirty Detroiters re-enrolled in Israel Bonds'
Prime Minister's Club for 1981 at a recent luncheon
reception to inaugurate new officers. Shown at the
event are, from left, David B. Hermelin; Yitzhack
Rager, national president-elect of Israel Bonds; Sam
Rich, president of the PMC; Horace Brown of the Re-
tail Store Employees Union and David B. Holtzman.

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Business Briefs

Rabbi Avrohom S.
Cohen of the Koilei Insti-
tute of Greater Detroit, was
recently certified in Israel
by the chief rabbinate as a
mohel and sofer-scribe.
Rabbi Cohen is available to
examine, correct and refur-
bish Torah scrolls, mezuzot
and tefilin. He can be
reached 12:30-2:30 p.m.
Sundays through Thurs-
days at the Kollel, 968-
0764.
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M.I. Paper Works,
owned by Idene Fink and
Marilyn Markel, offers sta-
tionery, invitations, place
cards and more at 20 per-
cent off. Calligraphy and
mailing service also is
available. For details, call
Mrs. Fink, 968-5075; or
Mrs. Markel, 557-3169.

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Cunningham's
Chain Is Sold

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KITCHEN APPLIANCES SOLD & INSTALLED

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A New York investment
group which includes real
estate developer William
Zeckendorf, Jr., has pur-
chased Cunningham Drug
Stores, Inc. from the Shap-
ero Family.
The New York group in-
cludes Detroit developers
Spencer Partrich and Mic-
key Shapiro.
Ray Shapero will stay ,on
as president of Cunning-
ham's. His sister, Marianne
Shapero Schwartz, and her
husband, attorney Alan
Schwartz, were among the
family members who sold
their _stock. Alan Schwartz
also resigned from
Cunningham's board after
selling his stock.

Couple to Give
Lecture-Recital

Betty Kowalsky Stasson,
pianist and teacher, and
Jerome Stasson, violinist,
conductor, teacher, and fine
arts administrator, have
been invited to give a
lecture-recital for the De-
troit Musicians League
Tuesday at Marygrove Col-
lege.
Mrs. Stasson will speak
on "A Comparative
Analysis of Accompanying
Versus Solo Playing," while
her husband will talk on
"Accompanying the
Romantic String Litera-
ture." Together they will
perform compositions by
Brahms, Massenet, Rubins-
tein and Mendelssohn.

Yacht Club
Picks Officers

Richard L. Gould of Far-
mington Hills was elected
commodore of the Great
Lakes Yacht Club at its re-
cent election meeting.
Other officers are: Dr.
Richard Lootens, Eve R.
Kommel, Robert Miller and
Dugald Cameron.

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BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD—MEN'S CLUB

Presents It's Annual

NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER-DANCE'

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 31, 1980, 9 P.M.
AT B'NAI DAVID ROTTENBERG HALL

MUSIC BY: SHELBY LEE ORCHESTRA

Dinner At 9:30 p.m.

Chopped Liver —Mushroom Barley Soup

Relish Tray—Salad
Stuffed Roast Chicken—Kishka
Carrots & Grapes—Green Bean Almondine
Apple Pie With Ice Cream—Rolls
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