3% 3% BUSINESS THE GIFT PLACE is the new name of the Gold Place, 26263 W. 12 Mile, Southfield, according to Eliz Valassis, owner of the gift shop. DR. EARL T. HECKER, attending thoracic surgeon at Botsford General Hospital in Farmington Hills, has been appointed chief of surgery at the hospital. HOMEARAMA '87, a multi-million dollar cluster. of 12 new "idea" homes by members of the Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan, is open to the pub- lic now through Oct. 12 at Deer Creek subdivision on Eight Mile Rd. between Far- mington and Newburgh Rds., noon to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. There is an admis- sion fee. JOEL D. TAUBER and HOWARD H. NEWMAN have been appointed directors of Allied Supermarkets, Inc. Tauber is chairman of the board of Samuel G. Keywell Co., Key Manufacturing Tauber Newman Group, Inc. and Key Plastics, Inc. He is involved in a wide variety of philanthropic endeavors, having just con- cluded a term as president of the Jewish Welfare Federa- tion of Detroit. Additionally, he is national vice chairman of the United Jewish Appeal, as well as a member of the governing board of the Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit, Sinai Hospital, Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan De- troit, Jewish Family Service and the United Foundation. Tauber is also on the board of directors of Wherehouse Entertainment and Keyco Bond Fund. Newman is a vice president of E. M. Warburg, Pincus and Co., Inc., a New York-based financial services organiza- tion. Prior to joining that firm in 1984, Newman was employed by Morgan Stanley and Co. Inc. in various capacities. Allied Supermarkets, Inc., currently operates 22 Great Scott! supermarkets in the Detroit metropolitan area, one Family Drug store in Plymouth, Michigan and a supermarket in South Dakota. It also operates the Abner Wolf Co. tr. "+" • 1 a77. ;as n TC r %t :r C " LEAPIN LIZARDS We almost forgot to subscribe to the Jewish News, Mom! AUDREY KRON, and DR. LAWRENCE KRON of West Bloomfield have been ap- pointed co-directors of the Center for Coping with Chronic Illness, a program of Hutzel Hospital, located in the Detroit Medical Center. Audrey Kron is a psychotherapist. on staff at Hutzel Hospital, who spe- A. Kron :• 411. • II L. Kron cializes in individual and group work with the chronically ill. Lawrence Kron is a clinical psychologist at Hutzel, who works extensively with chronically ill children, ado- lescents, adults and their family members. MARVIN MELTZER been has named vice president of marketing for Group Health Plan, a 45,000-member health maintenance organization, Meltzer and SelectCare, a preferred provider organization serving over 70,000 enrollees. Walsh Offers CPE Seminars Walsh College will offer a series of professional de- velopment seminars this fall, covering topics from estate planning and franchising to business writing and effective listening. For information on semi- nars, contact Walsh's Con- tinuing Professional Educa- tion department, 689-8282 ext. 260. 1 The JEWISH NEWS covers the events from the Mideast to the Midwest. Now, with our new T-shirt, we even cover our readers! Senior Flu Shots Are Available The Oakland County Health Department will offer flu shots at Oak Park Senior Center on Oct. 7 from 1 to 3 p.m. There is a charge, however no one will be turned away because of inability to pay. Influenza immunizations are also available at the health department offices in Pontiac and Southfield dur- ing regular clinic hours; Monday, noon to 7:30 p.m.; and Tuesday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For the regular subscription price of only $21.00, you get both the T-shirt and 52 weeks of this much acclaimed Jewish publka- tion. This offer is for NEW subscriptions only. Current subscribers may order the T-shirt for only $3.75. Allow four weeks delivery. Please clip coupon and mail to: JEWISH NEWS T-SHIRT 20300 CIVIC CENTER DR., SUITE 240 SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN 48076-4138 NAME ADDRESS. CITY 1 year - $21 STATE 2 years - $39 Out of State - $23 Enclosed $ _ _ _ZIP Foreign - $35 ADULT EX. LG. ADULT LARGE ADULT MED. ADULT SM. CHILD LARGE CHILD MED. CHILD SM. L 101