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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Under Supervision of
The Council of Orthodox Rabbis , - •

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STRICTLY KOSHER MEAT MARKET

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JUIN

Poppy Day Due

13831 W. 9 Mile Rd., Oak Park 543-7092

A Happy, Healthy New Year

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JWV Assists -
Holocaust Study

WASHINGTON — Na-
tional Jewish War Veterans
Commander Robert
Zweiman urged all who
were present at the libera-
tion of Nazi concentration
camps to give their tes-
timonies to Dr. Fred Craw-
ford, director of the Witness
to_the_Holocaust Project at
'Eniary University.
Ws- the official adviser for
the' First International Con-
fereace on Liberators of
Nazi Concentration Camps,
scheduled for Oct. 26-28, in
Washington, D.C., Dr.
Crawford hopes to increase
his file of more than 500
liberators' interviews be-
fore-this historical event.
Any relevant material
should be sent to: Center for
_Research in Social Change,
A mory University, Atlanta,
Ga- 30322.

The Manufacturers and Distributors of Farm Maid -
Kosher Dairy Foods extend to the Jewish Community
best wishes for a

HAPPY NEW YEAR: 5742

Jewish Tradition
Topic of Program

The Jewish Student
Organization at Oakland
University will present a
program on "The Jewish
Heritage and Tradition"
noon Monday in the
Fireside Lounge on campus.
• Rabbi Eli Finkelman, di-
rector of the Hillel Founda-
tion affiliate at Wayne
State University, will an-
swer questions posed bya
–panel of students.
Jewish ceremonial ob-
jects will be displayed and
apples and honey will be
'served in honor of the forth-
coming High Holidays.
_ . Students, faculty and the
public are invited.
.., The program is held in
cooperation with the cam-
pus information and pro-
-gran :Office and the Campus
Ministries.

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The Producers and Distributors of

Bias Suit Filed
Against Firm

wish everyone a New Year, 5742,
filled with Joy and Happiness,
Good Health and Prosperity

.Bring in the New Year with the finest
frozen delights in the land:

French Ice Cream
• 38 Flavors of Ice Cream
• Ice Milk
• Sherbet (milchig)
• Ices (pareve),
And dozens of Ice Cream and Ice Milk.
novelties: on a stick, in a cup, on a cone,
push-ups, sandwiches, cake rolls, etc. etc.

All marked Kosher, with the emblem of the
Metropolitan Kashruth Council of Michigan
Rabbi Jack
. . Goldman, Administrator
, • ,

Ajaw suit was filed in
Wayne County Circuit
Court. on Monday , against
Massey-Ferguson, Inc.
-A former employee, Jef-
f-fray -Kaplan, and his wife
- '4-toifuia,' are charging the
s ,firm_and a number of its
errinToyees with "verbal
harassment, discriminatory
discipline and discriminat-
•drflrab assignments" aftei-
his back on

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MIKE'S - QUALITY FRUIT MARKET

557-6820

12 Mile and Southfield

National Jewish War
Veterans Auxiliary
President Bernyce Ford an-
nounces that Nov. 11, Vete-
rans Day, will be observed
as JWVA Poppy Day.
• • •

To All Our -
Customers and Good Friends

Friday, September 25, 1981 81

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The Quality and The Prices Are Right I

MIKE KOJAIAN AND THE ENTIRE STAFF

WISH THEIR MANY
FRIENDLY CUSTOMERS
A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR

.

THE BEST
SINAI
KOSHER NEW CROP

DRY
KISHKE
ONIONS

85c

For The Holidays

lb.

We carry a complete selection of
imported and domestic cheese at
the lowest prices.

"Highest Quality"

1 oc

lb.

We Regularly Carry Many Fresh
Fruit and Fresh Produce Items That
Other Markets call "Hard To Get"

VINE RIPE

micHI GAN TOMATOES
POTATOES

9c

Best in Flavor

lb.

38c

lb.

Don't Forget Our Fresh
Squeezed Orange Juice
Made here at Mike's,
Throughout the day!

`flied in 1979.

He "alleges in his corn-
priArit that specific em-
plbyees of Massey-Ferguson
repeatedly made anti-
Semitic remarks to him,
called him "Jew boy," and

that the discrimination led
'tights injury and ultimately

to his firing.

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MIAMI BAKE SHOPPE

For the finest in bread,
rolls, pastries and cakes

Open 7 Days Mon. thru Sat. 9-7, Sunday 10-5

•Plenty of Free Parking

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FRESH FRUIT BASKETS
CALL 557-6820

Prices eff. thru Oct. 1