IN BRIEF

WHEN IT COMES TO DOING BUSINESS
THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!

school of business administra-
tion at Wayne State
University.
This position was created by
a $280,000 endowment raised
by the Adcraft Club of Detroit
and the friends and family of
Simons and Michelson,
founders of Simons Michelson
Zieve Advertising.

RICHARD A. MOSS has
joined The Friedman Group,
Inc., a Birmingham-based
commercial real estate firm
as a sales associates. Moss,
who is a third-year law stu-
dent at the Detroit College of
Law, intends to specialize in
commercial office leasing and
sales.

OFFICE
West Bloomfield

Maple - Orchard

Temple Beth El Sisterhood
will host the area's first par-
ty planning showcase on Jan.
29 at 10 a.m. at the temple.
Admission to the public is
free. More than 40 vendors in
18 different categories
(caterers, florists, favor stores,
room decorators, etc.) will be
on hand to answer questions
and provide information.
Bands will play throughout
the six-hour event. Brochures
containing the names of par-
ticipating vendors as well as
others in the community will
be available free of charge.
Interested vendors and the
general public should call
Elaine Sturman, 851-7342; or
Sue Lepler, 399-2150; for
information.

NCJW Event
On Guardians

The National Council of
Jewish Women, Greater
Detroit Section, will hold an
informational meeting on
Dec. 1 to discuss a new adult
legal guardianship program.
The meeting will take place
at 10 a.m. in the section of-
fices, 30233 Southfield Rd.,
Southfield.
The purpose of the session
is to explore an outgrowth of
NCJW's Court Appointed
Special Advocates program
for youngsters in the Oakland
County Probate Court
system. A similar program for

adults would provide
monitors for guardians who
have been appointed to assist
the ill and elderly who are
unable to make their own
financial, housing and
medical decisions.
CASA chairwoman is
Marilyn Levine.
Judge Barry Grant, Judge
Sandra Silver and Hugh-
Dean, manager of probate
estate and mental health ser-
vices division, will speak at
the Dec. 1 meeting.
Private citizens, as well as
representatives from com-
munity organizations, are
welcome. Organizations may
send as many representatives
as they choose. For informa-
tion, call NCJW, 258-6000.
CASA is sponsored by the
section's public affairs depart-
ment, headed by Vice Presi-
dent Penny Blumenstein.

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Maple - Telegraph

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• 800 sq. ft.
• 4 room suite.
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Invites you to an Exclusive Gathering at

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Bloomfield Hills, MI
November 10, 1988
10:30 a.m.

Guest Speakers

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Subject:

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LONE PINE

FOR DIAMONDS, ESTATES
AND PRECIOUS GEMS...

Sidney Krandall &Sons is internationally known
and respected throughout the estate and jewelry
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GENERAL PARTNER
(313) 540-3733

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Harrilee and Kenneth Shevin visited the Jewish National Fund forest
planted in memory of his father, Irving J. Shevin, 40 years ago. The
Shevins were participating in a national Hadassah Young Leadership
mission to Israel.

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DAVID M. TISDALE & COMPANY

Craft Fair
Set In Windsor

Young Sisterhood of the
Shaar Hashomayim will
sponsor a craft fair on Nov. 27
at the Jewish Community
Centre in Windsor, 1641
Ouellette, at 11 a.m.
There will be country crafts,
crocheted and quilted items,
jewelry, hand-painted shirts,
wood items, floral art, wicker,
pottery, stained glass and
more presented by 40 local ar-
tists and crafters. There is a
nominal charge and a light
lunch will be available.

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