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ATTENTION: PARENTS OF COLLEGE STUDENTS!
Send a survival kit full of
love and noshes from home.
21711 W. 10 Mile
Suite 122
Southfield, MI 48075
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LOCAL & NATIONWIDE DELIVERY
HOLIDAY ORDERS
NOW BEING TAKEN
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- ALL OCCASION GIFT BASKETS & TRAYS -
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IN CROSSWINDS (FORMER PINE LAKE MALL)
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Place Your Ad Today. Call 354-6060
Holiday
Fantasies
...From Krandall's
Gifts that dazzle your eyes!
For 76 years the Holidays have
been a "special" time at
Krandall's. Come in today and
select that "very special" gift
while the selection is at its best!
SAVE UP TO 40%
1. Classic Diamond Stud Earrings (.26 ct. T.W.) set in 14K
- yellow gold. .... VALUE $325.
NOW $195.
2. Exciting Contemporary Diamond Necklace. Sixty-three
f.c. rd. dias. (1.97 ct. T.W.) channel set in 14K yellow
gold.
VALUE $4,080. . NOW 52,960.
3. Graceful Ruby and Diamond Earrings with 16 full cut
dias. (.92 ct. T.W.) and 16 rubies (1.30 ct. T.W.) set in
14K yellow gold.
VALUE $2,565. . NOW $1,680.
4. Dramatic Diamond Ring. Twelve full cut round
diamonds (.51 ct. T.W.) artistically set in 14K y.g. .
VALUE $990. .... NOW $590.
5. Charming Sapphire and Diamond Bracelet with 5 sap-
phires and 4 f.c. diamonds complemented by 14K y.g.
VALUE $545. .... NOW $350.
6. Enchanting Pearl and Diamond Ring. Lovely 8 mm
pearl nested in clusters of 15 full cut round diamonds
and set in 18K yellow gold.
VALUE $1,710. .. NOW $1,075.
7. Artistic Diamond Pin with 20 full cut diamonds (.74 ct.
T.W.) arranged in a wave and set in 18K gold. .
VALUE $1,650. ... NOW $990.
8. Magnificent Emerald and Diamond Ring. Luxurious
2.47 ct. emerald accented by 52 full cut round
diamonds (2.37 ct. T.W.) and 18K yellow gold. ....
VALUE $20,350. NOW $12,200.
9. Lovely Blue Topaz and Diamond Ring. Pear shape 2.38
ct. blue topaz enhanced by 2 f.c. rd. dias. and 14K y.g.
VALUE $775. .... NOW $485.
10. Beautiful 6-1/2 mm Cultured Pearl Matinee Length
Necklace and Bracelet. 14K y.g. clasps.
Necklace
VALUE $650. .... NOW $425.
Bracelet
VALUE $275.
NOW $175.
11. Romantic Diamond Wedding Set. Round 1.09 ct. dia-
mond enhanced by five full cut diamonds and graceful
14K yellow gold band.
VALUE $4,260. NOW $2,750.
12. Man's Distinctive Diamond Ring. One larger rd. dia.
accented by 2 other rd. dias. and a striking 14K y.g.
settings.
VALUE $475. .... NOW S285.
SOLITAIRE DIAMONDS
S-
7-0,2,freekie
&Sala,
Four Generations
of Fine Jewelers
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1987
.31 ct. Marquise
.54 ct. Round
.82 ct. Marquise
1.09 ct. Round
1.27 ct. Marquise
1.44 ct. Round
1.66 ct. Round
2.02 ct. Pear Shape
3.03 ct. Round
VALUE
$600.
$1,060.
$1,790.
$2,990.
$3,775.
$3,575.
$4,670.
$8,530.
$16,650.
NOW
$360.
$690.
S1,075.
S1,790.
$2,380.
$2,150.
$2,950.
$5,970.
$9,990.
Since many of these items are one-of-a-kind, they are, of course,
subject to prior sale.
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Featured in this ad is one of the lovely hand-blown and fired
with gold glass ornaments that Krandall's is presenting to all
customers when a purchase is made.
World Headquarters
755 NI'. Big Beaver Rd. (16 Mile at 1-75)
Troy, Michigan 48084 • Phone (313) 362-4500
HOLIDAY HOURS:
Mon. thru
CLOSE-UP
Fri. 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Sat. 9:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
To The Top
Continued from preceding page
Smith also sees a future in
which a younger generation
of men will fully accept
women on a professional
level.
"I don't think our
daughters can conceive of not
working," she says. "And I
don't think our sons can con-
ceive of a wife who doesn't
work. They couldn't unders-
tand anything else."
What should that future
generation of women look out
for as they start out on their
own new routes to success in
the business world?
"You can do anything with
the right advice," says
Langwald. "Seek out profes-
sional advice, and don't just
rely on the seat of your pants.
Get a really fine lawyer, ac-
countant, banking (advisor).
"You have got to believe in
yourself first and, if you real-
ly believe in yourself, you're
not going to be afraid.
There'll be rough times, but if
you look at them as obstacles
to overcome - and not as
failures that are going to
destroy you - there's no such
thing as failure. It's only an
obstacle. It's not the end of
the world.
"I think that most women
have been brought up to fear
taking on a lot. I have friends
and family even today who
say, 'Aren't you worried? How
can you keep it all together?!
And I really believe that, if I
were a man, they'd never ask
me those questions."
"I think it's very important
who you surround yourself
with," emphasizes Feinberg.
"I feel that, if you're going to
the top, you have to stay with
peole wherever you go that
are going to the top. If you're
starting a business, and going
in with a partner, go in with
the top person available. If
you're going to go on your
own, then bring somebody in
in administration who's going
to help you."
Says Smith, "Expect a lot of
long hours and a lot of hard
work. The amount of work is
unbelievable. Sometimes,
Margie and I are here at the
store until s-ix in the morning,
marking things, cleaning the
store."
"And then, invariably,"
adds Mellen, "somebody will
come in and say, 'Don't you
ever clean up this place?' "
Our cover photograph: Peggy
Daitch.
BUSINESS
DAVID B. FRIEDMAN,
formerly of Morris and Moon
Real Estate, has formed a new
company, The Friedman
Group, Inc., which specializes
in office/industrial leasing -
commercial brokerage. The of-
fices are located at 30600
Telegraph Rd., Birmingham,
and the new telephone
number is 258-9300.
SHARAN LEE LEVINE,
formerly of Detroit, has join-
ed the law firm of Miller,
Johnson, Snell and Cum-
miskey in Kalamazoo as an
associate. Levine, former in-
house legal counsel for the
Meyer C. Weiner Co. in Por-
tage, is a commissioner-at-
large for the Michigan State
Bar Commission, which
establishes and implements
bar policies. Her term ends in
1988. She is the daughter of
Charles and Norma
Schulman, formerly of
Southfield.
DENNIS R. GREEN AND
ASSOCIATES, INC., has
been named Paladin Produc-
tions, Inc.'s first advertising
and public relations agency.
STEVE WEBERMAN has
been named a sales represen-
tative for rIbitel Brokerage,
Inc., a manufacturers
representative and food
brokerage firm in Bloomfield
Hills. As sales representative,
Weberman will be responsible
for the sales of wholesale
items to department and drug
store chains, card shops and
specialty stores throughout
the country.
HERMANOFF AND AS-
SOCIATES has been named
public relations firm for'
Security Bancorp, Inc., the
seventh largest bank holding
company in Michigan.
BUILDERS ASSOCIA-
TION OF SOUTHEAST-
ERN MICHIGAN has an-
nounced its 1987 builder of
the year is Herman Frankel
of the Herman Frankel
organization. Frankel is a
past president of the-associa-
tion. David Sakwa of Wales
Realty, Farmington Hills, was
named realtor of the year
Dennis Dickstein, 1987
BASM president, was given a
special award.
ALLAN STEINMETZ has
been promoted to vice presi-
dent, director of research and
new business at Young and
Rubicam Detroit. Prior to
joining Y and R, Steinmetz
was a strategic account plan-
ner for McCann-Erickson. He
also served as director of
marketing services with
McCann-Erickson.
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