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STRICTLY KOSHER MEAT MARKET
13831 W. 9 Mile Rd., Oak Park 543-7092
GLATT KOSHER MEATS
What tops it off?
(at reasonable prices)
RIB STEAK
Whole CHUCK
$2.99 lb.
$1.39 lb.
ANY CUT ROAST TRIM
CHICKEN LEGS
$2.59 lb.
99* lb.
(everything sliced & pckg'd for the freezer.)
This is not a chemistry set,
but pure dairy creamery
at it's best!
All cut and freezer wrapped.
Under Supervision of The Council of Orthodox Rabbis
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EMPIRE KOSHER POULTRY!
Mother, we appreciate the
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highest quality Kosher poultry
and food products. We know
that's why you select Empire!
a product of the C. F. Burger
Creamery, distributed by the
Farm Maid Dairy, it is strictly
Kosher, under supervision of the
Metropolitan Kashruth Council
Rabbi Jack Goldman, Administrator
4' Thank you, Mother,
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Empire Kosher Poultry
© Emirs Koslow Foods Inc.
Open 7 Days Mon.-Sat. 8 am - 6 pm, Sunday 9 am - 5 pm
KAL-BE-RIBS
4 2 29 lb.
$ 110
Great for the barbecue
Youth To Benefit
Soviet Jewry
Many More Specials In Our Self Service Counter
Reddi-Wip comes in
7 oz. and 14 oz.
pressurized
cannisters.
They're back
Hawaiian style
LOCAL NEWS
Extra large peeled and deveined
SHRIMP
$ 26 95
3 lb. bag
NIBBLER
KOSHER
NUGGET.
Tender Qieces of moist
chicken or turkey ,
breaded , battered and
fried to perfection.
Perfect for snacks , lunch , or dinner!
Try our chicken and turkey
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$2 81b.
Available at your local supermarket
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Hazel Park
Morris Kosher Poultry
(313) 545-7600
Sheri Wagner
The Soviet Jewry Youth Com-
mittee will benefit the advocacy
programs of the Detroit Soviet
Jewry Committee of the Jewish
Community Council at its toy sale
to precede the Fourth Annual
Freedom Concert for Soviet Jewry
in memory of Al M. Rosenberg.
The concert will take place at 8
p.m. June 3 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, featuring the vocal group
Safam. The youth will sell the
animals, donated by American
Greetings, prior to the concert.
Sheri Wagner chairs the youth
committee. Members include
Michele Berkovic, Jackie Chazer,
P.J. Cherrin, Scott Glickman,
Andrea Goldman, Ian Kott, Ellen
Kraft, David Kramer, Josh Krut,
Eric Rosenfeld, Mark Schwartz
and Laurel Simmer.
The young people are all sixth
and seventh grade students in the
Cong. Shaarey Zedek Religious
School.
Having "twinned" her Bat
Mitzvah with Ann Ioffe of Mos-
cow, Sheri says she, "Encourages
all of the members of the Soviet
Jewry Youth Committee to hold
`twinnings' with 13 year olds in
the Soviet Union who cannot have
their own b'nai/b'not mitzvah."
Call the DSJC, 962-1880, for
ticket information.
Peace Activist
To Speak Here
Dov Yermiya, former Israeli -
colonel, peace activist, and execu-
tive director of the Committee
Against Racism and for Co-
Existence in Israel, will speak on
May 18 at 8 p.m. at Workmen's
Circle, 26341 Coolidge, Oak Park.
His topic will be "Lessons from
Lz'aanon." The event is co-
sponsored by Workmen's Circle
and New Jewish Agenda. There is
an admission charge.
Yermiya grew up on a moshav
in Israel and in 1929 joined the
Haganah, later becoming com-
mander of the Manita area. He
became a member of Kibbutz
Eilon in 1938 and served in the
British Army during World War
II. After the war, he helped the
Palmach naval corps to smuggle
Holocaust survivors into Pales-
tine.
In 1949, he joined the Israeli
Defense Force (IDF) and served as
company commander during the
War of Independence. In 1958, he