THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Chatham Donates Dreidels

Harry and Ann Schwartz and the Girls wish all
their friends and customers a Happy. Healthy Hanuka

Friday, December 18, 1981 65

Activities in Society

The Bodzin Family
Club will have its annual
Hanuka party 1:30 p.m.
Sunday in the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Jason Bodzin,

23077 Coolidge, Oak Park

• PLACEMATS

• TABLECLOTHS

The Fine Works Of

YANKEL GINZBURG

Exclusively At

WARREN ROBINSON FINE ARTS

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by appointment 851-9448

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PARTY PLANNING

CENTERPIECES Originally Designed

(fresh & Silk Flowers — Candy themes)

FAVORS — PAPER GOODS — RENTALS

INVITATIONS and STATIONERY 20% OFF

. 21540 W. 11 Mile Rd., Sfld. (appt. only)

353-9199 BEV KURTIS
DORIS CORNFIELD

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BIG DISCOUNTS 4 :
SONY KITCHEN AID •

WALKMAN
$788

• CROSS PENS TYPEWRITERS
• Ancy OFF EUREKA VACS
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LINCOLN TOWERS, SUITE

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15075 W. Lincoln (10 1/2 Mile)

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No Sabbath Calls

• SHEETS

LINEN CORNER

Jay Guttman has been
promoted from merchan-
diser to store manager of the
Sentry Drug store at Nine
Mile and Coolidge.
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Royal Kedem Wine Co.
announces th0 debut of the
first kosher sherry to be in-
troduced in the U.S., Alfasi
Sherry from Spain.
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Empire Kosher Foods.,
Inc., announces the intro-
duction of frozen pre-cooked
chicken drumsticks and
thighs in barbecue sauce.
The new product is avail-
able in two-pound packages.
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Co. was obtained by Morton
Hack, longtime president of
the firm, and his son, James
A. Hack, vice president-
secretary, and daughter,
Mrs. Richard A. (Judith)
Weiner.
The family of his late
brother, Leonard Hack, has

Arms Probe
of Detroit Firm
U.S. customs agents' in

Detroit are investigating a
Detroit firm which has been
trying to purchase military
supplies for resale to Libya,
Syria and other Arab coun-
tries.
The company has in-
quired about buying trucks,
helicopters, four-wheel
drive vehicles, armored per-
sonnel carriers, tents,
parachutes, medical
supplies and other military
equipment.
The firm, Near East
Trade, was established by
George Badeen in 1979 with
the help of his father, Rev.
Alfred John Badeen.
Rev. Badeen is active in
the Christian Arab commu-
nity in Detroit and pastor of
St. George Syrian Orthodox
Church.

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COVERS

• GIFTS

FULL LINE DOMESTIC fr IMPORTED LINENS -AT DISCOUNT PRICES

' By APPOINTMENT

FOR QUICK SALE

Business Briefs

Hack Shoe Co.
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65-year-old Hack "Shoe

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HILDA COHEN
968-6348

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Shown examining some of the 1,200 Hanuka
dreidels donated to United Hebrew Schools by the
Chatham Supermarket at Tel-Twelve Mall are, from
left, UHS Superintendent Dr. Gerald Teller, nursery
school students Ted Goodman and Nicole Levitt, and
Chatham store manager John Stansik.

now available in Detroit

9 a e o p i t e

RISHA KAUFMAN
967-3352

• COMFORTERS

Paintings, Sculptures & Serigraphs

355-1590

22650 Shevington, South-.
field. Latkes and Hanuka
treats will be served, and
there will be a puppet show
for the children.

OF YOUR UNWANTED USED FURS

assumed ownership of
Hack's Kid Power Shoe
World, Inc. with Robert M.
Hack as president, Lawr-
ence S. Hack as secretary-
treasurer.
Hack Shoe Co. will con-
tinue to operate stores in
Detroit, Birmingham,
Dearborn and East Detroit.
Morton Hack was desig-
nated "Prescription
Shoeman of the Year" at the
recent meeting of the
Prescription Footwear
Association in New York.

El-Mars Marion
Suburban
Shop
Feuerrnan

WE CAN SELL YOUR MINK COATS, JACKETS,
STOLES, FUN FURS, FUR HATS

El-Mars Furs

13661 W. 11 Mile just West of Coolidge
Oak Park, Mich. (Across from A&P)

Open 6 Days 11-5 p.m.

Closed Satur

No phone calls please

See BERNIE MANELI or MANNY FOX and

SAVE 25-50% AMOUR ante INVENTORY

•ALL WATCHES 30-50% OFF
•ALL DIAMONDS 25-50% OFF

•CROSS AND PARKER PEN SETS
25% OFF
•ALL 14K-18K GOLD CHAINS
NOW 18.90-$22.90 PER GRAM
•ALL GIFTWARE 25% OFF
•ALL CLOCKS 25% OFF

647-1470

layaways invited

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OPEN THUlk. EVE. 'TIL 9 P.M.
4085 W. MAPLE:Eit-TELEGOAPH

Satisfaction
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718 W Fourth Street. Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 (313) 545.0571

Correction

The New York Mer-
chandise Exchange ad
of Dec. 4, had the wrong
phone number. The cor-
rect number is 543-885,3.

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