EDUCATION
If Youlliink all Kosher Chickens
are the Same, lhinkAgain!
At Empire Kosher, we breed them, hatch them, feed them, grow them
and process them.That's the Empire Kosher difference.
Every chick-
Consider the Hatching.
en used in Empire's Grow-Out program is hatched
in our own facility. Every single chick leaving our
hatchery meets Empire's uncompromising stand-
ards for the highest kosher quality.
Consider the Empire Control.
At Empire Kosher, the world's largest producer of-
naturally grown, kosher poultry, we've been process-
ing chickens for over 50 years with strict adherence to
the laws of Kashruth. We've been doing it without
hormones, without artificial ingredients and without
growth stimulants -- long before consumers became
concerned with what they're eating.
In today's world of highly processed foods where
labels read like a chemistry textbook, our Empire
Kosher poultry is still grown and processed naturally.
We use only cold water which we believe helps keep
contamination and bacterial
growth to a minimum.
From breeding to finished
product, we consider Em-
pire Kosher's totally in-
tegrated process unique
among kosher poultry
processors in the United
States and possibly the
world. Of course, the entire
process is under uncom-
promising Rabbinical super-
vision.
All feed used
Consider the Feeding •
in the growing of Empire Kosher poultry is
produced by our own feed mill under Rabbinic
supervision. From the purchase of only the best
raw grain to the exact formulation of the highest
quality, all natural feed, and the manufacture of
complete and nutritionally balanced feed ra-
tions, Empire Kosher is in control every step
of the way. •Empire Kosher relies on a net-
work of local farmers to raise our ko-
sher chickens to our exacting stan-
dards. Proper care and feeding of
Empire's chickens are carefully
monitored throughout the grow-
ing process. In accordance with
the Jewish dietary laws, all animals
must be humanely treated. Thus, Empi-
re's special poultry is allowed freedom from
cages and allowed to roam in chicken houses.
KOSHER
Midrasha College
Hears Speaker
The Midrasha-College of
Jewish Studies will sponsor a
session 7:30-9:30 Rm. Nov. 21
at the United Hebrew Schools
Rohlik. Building featuring Dr.
Abraham Balaban.
Dr. Balaban will discuss
Aaron Appelfeld's novella, For
Empire
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Consider the Processing.
Our
processing plant is the most modern kosher
poultry plant in the United States. It is especially
designed for kosher product flow. Under constant
Rabbinic supervision, Empire Kosher strives for a
minimum of product handling to bring consumers
everywhere an assured quality kosher product.
Often, USDA approved poultry is rejected by O-U
Rabbinic supervisors. Therefore, only unques-
tionably kosher poultry which meets all the stand-
ards of Kashruth carry the Empire "Symbol of
Excellence" wing clip.
Consider the Breeding •
Not every
breed of chicken is suitable for the kosher process.
Consequently, Empire Kosher has been instrumental
in the development of an exceptional breed of chick-
en, exclusively created for the demanding kosher
market. The special Empire . Kosher chicken is express-
ly chosen for its superior eating quality. At our breed-
ing farm, our geneticists hand-select stock for the
leanest Empire Kosher chicken possible, with thinner,
less fatty skin and more meat. Empire chickens are
allowed extra time to develop maximum flavor, result-
ing in the world-famous Empire kosher excellence.
Abraham Balaban
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marriage, interdating, keep-
ing kosher in today's world,
how do you view abortion and
others. Thenagers 14 to 17
years of age with their
parents are invited.
The session will be held at
the home of Dr. Gerald and
Rochelle Gach, 5385 Terence.
Ct., Bloomfield Hills. For in-
formation, call the Agency for
Jewish Education, 352-7117;
or Congregation B'nai Israel,
681-5353.
Every Sin. A former professor
of the University of Michigan
and Midrasha-College of
Jewish Studies, Balaban is
currently a professor at the
University of Florida.
Prior to the session,Par-
ticipants are-required to read
the novella For Every Sin
which may be purchased at
the Midrasha office.
For registration contact the
Midrasha office, 352-7117.
Machon Offers
Judaism Course
"The Jewish Triangle, the.
People, God and Thrah," a six-
week crash course in basic
Judaism, will begin 7 p.m.
Nov. 14 at the Machon
IfIbrah Learning Center, Oak
Park.
Instructors will include
Rabbi Boruch Levine, Direc-
tor of The Hebrew Benevolent
Society; Rabbi Elimelech
Goldberg, Young Israel of
Southfield; and Rabbi
Avraham Jacobovitz, director
of Machon U'Ibrah.
For information, call the
Machon office, 967-0888.
Teen, Parents
Program Set
The Agency for Jewish
Education and Congregation
B'nai Israel will sponsor a
"Family Living Room" a
study session for teenagers
and their parents, 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 19.
Topics will include inter-
A representative of Yeshiva
University in New York City
will visit Yeshivat Akiva on
Nov. 15 to discuss the univer-
sity's undergraduate pro-
grams at Yeshiva Collee and
Stern College for Women.
Judy Ehrlich, assistant
director of admisions, will
meet with prospective
students and their parents to
talk about academic options,
Jewish studies programs,
study in Israel and student
life at Yeshiva University.
Bais Medrish
Expands Hours
The Bais Medrish hour at
Lubavitch Center in Oak
Park has expanded to five
times a week, 7:30 p.m. Sun-
day through Thursday.
Calsses are offered in-
Gemora, Chumash, Nach,
philosophy and bar mitzvah
lessons. Sessions are open to
all. Jewish men and boys and
are free of charge.
For information, contact
Rabbi Herschel Finman,
737-7000.
Akiva Plans
Chanukah Event
Akiva PTA will have its an-
nual Chanukah Extravagan-
za 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday
at the school.
The Magic Man will per-
form at 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.
There is a charge. For infor-
mation, call Rita Morse,
352-9472.
Akiva Sponsors
Latchkey Program
Akiva PTA is sponsoring an
after-school latchkey program
3:30-6 p.m. starting Nov. 13 at
the school.
The latchkey program is
open to Akiva students,
nursery through grade 6.
Snacks, fun activities and
study time will be provided.
For information, call Rita
Morse, 352-9472.