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"GITTLEMAN DID IT!"
3015 W. 12 Mile Rd.
Berkley
547-5992
"We knew the type of
furniture we wanted, but
we just couldn't find it.
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almost here, I had enough
to do. I sure didn't need
the hassles of wading
through furniture stores
and salespeople and corn-
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Once
Supply Center
"Then we heard about
Gittleman custom design-
ed furniture. With one call
they handled it ALL!
From custom designing
exactly the furniture I
wanted (and I'm talking
color, size and design)
through free delivery and
installation. Custom for-
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Sat. 10-5 p.m.
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George Will To Speak
At Yeshivah Dinner
Syndicated columnist
George F. Will will be the
guest speaker at annual din-
ner to benefit the Beth
Yehudah Schools at 7 p.m.
Nov. 22 at the Westin Hotel.
Cocktails will be served at 6.
Will's topic will be "The
Gorbachev-Reagan Summit
and How It Affects Politics
`88." The Pulitzer Prize-
winning columnist has been
syndicated by the Washington
Post since 1974 and current-
ly appears in more than 460
newspapers. In 1976, he
became a regular Newsweek
magazine contributing editor.
Winner of national jour-
nalism awards, Will also ap-
pears on the ABC network as
a news analyst, was a regular
on Agronsky and Co., was a
founding member of the panel
on This Week With David
Brinkley and since 1984, has
been a news commentator for
World News Tonight With
Peter Jennings.
Will was educated at Trini-
ty College in Hartford, Conn.,
Magdalen College, Oxford
University and at Princeton
University, where he earned
his Ph.D. degree. He has
taught political philosophy at
Michigan State University
George Will
and at the University of
Toronto. For three years he
served on the staff of the U.S.
Senate. From 1973 to 1976,
he was Washington editor for
the National Review.
The 73rd annual dinner
will be the occasion to bestow
on Marvin Tamaroff, the
Golden Torah Award.
For reservations and infor-
mation, call Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah, 557-6750.
Farmer Jack Is Sued
Over Kosher Contracts
The Metropolitan Kashrut
Council of Michigan has filed
suit in Wayne County Circuit
Court against Borman Foods,
the parent company of
Farmer Jack supermarkets,
accusing Borman's of attemp-
ting to destroy the Council's
business.
The supermarket chain
changed kosher councils last
spring, transferring their
kashrut supervision from the
Kashrut Council to the Coun-
cil of Orthodox Rabbis of
Greater Detroit. This move,
according to Kashrut Council
attorney, Akiva Goldman, son
of Council director Rabbi
Jack Goldman, forced many
companies that distribute to
Farmer Jack stores to cancel
their kosher contracts with
the Kashrut Council.
Last spring, Borman Foods
president Paul Borman heard
the council had begun work-
ing for A & P supermarkets
and immediately terminated
their services, Rabbi
Goldman told The Jewish
News.
Borman Foods declined
comment.
Prior to the breakup with
Borman's, the Kashrut Coun-
cil provided kosher certifica-
tion to Sawyer Fruit and
Vegetable Coop, Speas Apple
Juice Company, Farm Maid
house brands and Wesley's
Quaker Maid Ice Cream Com-
pany.
Borman Foods operates 84
Farmer Jack supermarkets in
Michigan and Ohio. The
Council is suing Borman
Foods for more than $10,000
in punitive and exemplary
damages.
Israeli Art
At The Center
Museum artists from Israel
will exhibit their works at the
main Jewish Community
Center from Nov. 22 to Dec.
24 during Center hours.
Among the exhibiting ar-
tists are Bat Zvi, Ilana Ortar,
Nira Savir, Calman Shemi,
Daphna Cohen. Canvases,
soft paintings, dullygraphs
and textiles are among the
media represented.