THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

22 Friday, February 13, 1981

Business Briefs

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Harold Ellias and Max
Millman are celebrating
the 50th anniversary of
their partnership in
Monarch Drug Co., which
operates retail drug stores
under several names in the
Detroit area. Their families
have planned a champagne
luncheon at the Michigan
Inn to celebrate the an-
niversary. Ellias and
Millman are active in a
number of pharmacy organ-
izations.
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Bernard Alter, super-
visor for the Lutheran
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
was named a member of the
company's President's Club.
This is the second year that
Alter, who joined the com-
pany in 1977, has qualified
for the club.

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New York Merchan-
dise Exchange, the infla-
tion fighters, have estab-
lished their first store in
this area, at 13745 W. Nine
Mile, Oak Park. They are
closeout specialists with the
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savings of 28 to 77 percent
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Among the merchandise to

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be found are: candy bars
toys, radios, screw drivers,
family garment bags. The
store is open seven days. For
information, call the
NYME, 543-8853.

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Corner Boutique at 110
S. Woodward, Birmingham,
combines three different
businesses in the lower
level. Crystal Creations,
Deem-Yone Gallery and the
Bubble King offer crystal-
ware, fine arts and paint-
ing, custom collage fram-

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A 1972 engineering
graduate of the Technion-
Israel Institute of Technol-
ogy has opened a consulting
firm in Southfield to assist
individuals and firms who
wish to invest in Israeli
industrial projects.
Abe Varkovitzky's Qual-
ity Engineering Co. offers
market analysis, plant lay-
out, manufacturing studies,
warehousing systems and
other consulting services to

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bridge differences in lan-
guage, economic and busi-
ness systems.
Varkovitzky was born in
Naples, Italy, in 1946 while
his parents were in transit
to Israel. They had survived
the war in Poland and the
Ukraine, although one of
his sisters was a victim of
the Nazis.
For information about
Quality Engineering, call
Varkovitzky, 356-3336.

Flint News

Flint*Bnai Brith Women
and the Flint Jewish Feder-
ation will sponsor a theater
party 8 p.m. March 4 at the
Whiting Auditorium, fol-
lowed by an afterglow at the
Beech Tree restaurant.
The play to be/ seen is
"Fiddler on the Roof." There

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Saturday — USY social;
and Keren Or bowling
party.
Sunday — Beth El adult
education, 9 a.m.; and USY
meeting.
Monday — FJF Jewish
Education Committee,
noon; and Beth El board of
education, 8 p.m.
Tuesday — Beth El Sis-
terhood study group, noon;
Beth Israel adult education,
8:20 p.m.; and Bnai Brith
board meeting, 8 p.m.
Thursday — FJF Senior
Friendship Club, noon,
Temple Beth El.

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Southfield Firm Offering
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Royal Kedem Wine
Corp. has developed a new
Bartenura kosher Soave
wine, an Italian white wine,
to complement its Barten-
ura kosher Valpolicella.

Theater Party to See 'Fiddler'

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Exchange

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gifts and other services.
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Empire Kosher Poultry
is,. marketing two new
heat-and-serve products:
sweet noodle pudding and
macaroni and cheese.

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The board of directors of
the Flint Jewish Federation
has adopted a budget of
$650,000 for 1981, featur-
ing an increase in the
amount of money ear-
marked for the United
Jewish Appeal and a reduc-
tion of funding to local
agencies and services.

Pick Delegates

The board of directors of
the Flint Jewish Federation
has voted to make the fed-
eration president and im-
mediate past president
permanent delegates to the
Council of Jewish Federa-
tions (CJF).

is a charge. For reservation
information, call the federa-
tion, 767-5922.

Movies, Lunch
on Club Agenda

The Flint Jewish Federa-
tion's movie club will meet
11:30 a.m. Wednesday at
the Ponderosa restaurant
for lunch, followed by a
movie. For transportation,
call Judy Kasle at the fed-
eration office, 767-5922.

Seek Volunteers

The Flint Jewish Federa-
tion's community activities
committee is seeking volun-
teers to perform communal
service tasks, announce --
Bernard Abramson and Pat
Himelhoch, co-chairmen.
To volunteer, call Judy
Kasle at the federation
office, 767-5922.

Heads League

The Flint Jewish Federa-
tion's men's basketball
team continued to hold
down first place in the
YMCA Church League with
a 6-1 record through Jan.
24.

Flint People-
Make News

Louis Kasle has been
named to an advisory com-
mittee of the Mott Commu-
nity College Board of Trus-
tees.

Israel Confident

JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
More than 85 percent of Is-
raelis believe their country
is capable of defending itself
in any new war, according
to a public opinion poll.

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