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SATURDAY MAY 2 11 am-5 pm
SUNDAY MAY 3 11am-5 pm
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only $1,995.00
MILES J. LAKIN, senior
N:c'N associate
-
photographer
with
Leo
Knight
Photography,
received
Awards
of
Honor
for
three photo-
graphic prints
he hung at
the 46th an-
Lakin
nual conven-
tion of the Professional
Photographers of Michigan
Print Competition in
Traverse City. Lakin also re-
ceived an Award of Honor for
a candid wedding album
submitted for competition.
WALSH COLLEGE will
have seminars on How to
Sharpen Your Business Writ-
ing Skills, Sales and Market-
ing Skills for Business
People, Qualified Retirement
Plans After the Tax Reform
Act and Financial and Pre-
Retirement Planning. For in-
formation, call the continuing
professional education de-
partment, 689-8282, ext. 260.
SPECTACULAR SPAS,
Oak Park, will have an open
house today through Sunday.
A new line of home spas will
be previewed. Hours are: 11
a.m. to 9 p.m. today and 11
a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday.
KAREN BRASCH has been
named ac-
count super-
visor
of
Robert Sol-
omon
and
Associates
Advertising.
In her new
position,
Brasch will
oversee all
agency work
Brasch
on the Ken-
tucky Fried Chicken Michi-
gan dealer groups account,
Garb-Ko/Seven-Eleven stores
and the Tuffy Muffler ac-
count.
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Friday, May 1, 1987
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
field, is celebrating its 40th
anniversary in business, and
its 20th anniversary at its
Southfield location. The cele-
bration begins today at
Ohrenstein's in the Harvard
Row Mall, and continues
through Sunday.
Representatives from
Omega Watch Co., the Citi-
zen Watch Co., and the E.
Borel Watch Co., will present
the latest in watch technol-
ogy and fashion. A represen-
tative from George Hoffman
of Beverly Hills, Calif., will
present a collection of con-
temporary diamond jewelry.
THOMAS P. ORTZMAN of
the Roland M. Le Vine De-
troit agency of Principal
Mutual Life Insurance Co., a
member of The Principal Fi-
nancial Group, was
graduated from a Fundamen-
tal Financial Planning and
Investment Products School
held in the Des Moines home
office.
DALE G. RANDS
been
named chief
executive offi-
cer of the
company that
recently ac-
quired radio
stations
WWJ-AM and
WJOI-FM in
Detroit and
WMCA-AM
in New York.
Rands
He assumed
the top position at the begin-
ning of the month with Fed-
eral Enterprises, Inc., which
owns and operates the radio
stations through its sub-
sidiary, Federal Broadcasting
Co. Rands is a founder of the
company and member of its
board of directors.
A principal in the law firm
of Schlussel, Lifton, Simon,
Rands, Galvin and Jackier,
P.C., he has taken a leave
from active practice to direct
the long-range strategy for
the broadcasting company's
expansion through the ac-
quisition of other radio and
television properties. He will
continue as a principal and
shareholder of the law firm.
Kadima To Have
Annual Meeting
Kadima will hold its an-
nual meeting on Wednesday
at 7:30 p.m. at Jewish Voca-
tional Service, 29699 South-
field, Southfield. Officers and
a board of directors will be
elected. Refreshments will be
served. The public is invited.
Kadima, a non-profit
organization, sponsors group
homes for mentally ill Jewish
adults, most of whom have
lived in institutions. With
24-hour supervision, they
learn daily living skills and
take part in Jewish cultural
and religious activities.
Currently, Kadima oper-
ates one home, the Gruskin
Home, named in honor of
Rabbi and Mrs. Solomon
Gruskin, and is occupied by
six residents.
Duplicate Bridge
Eve Berk will direct Dupli-
cate Bridge, 12:30 p.m. Wed-
nesday, at the Jewish Com-
munity Center in West
Bloomfield, Room 239. Mas-
ter points will be given.
The public is welcome.
There is a fee. For informa-
tion, call the Center, 661-
1000, ext. 335.