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Israel Investment
Conference Slated

Several metro Detroit
business leaders, including
Paul Borman, are expected to
attend an Israeli business
conference Nov. 11-13 in New
York.
There, the delegation will
discuss investment technolo-
gies, ideas and opportunities.
Sponsored by the American-
Israel Chamber of Commerce,
the Israel Export Institute,
the Israel ministries of trade
and finance and the Israel-
American Chamber of Com-
merce in Tel Aviv, the con-
ference will bring Israeli com-
panies together with poten-
tial American partners. The
goal is to provide oppor-
tunities to invest in a very
select group of small and
medium-size Israeli com-
panies that represent a broad
spectrum of new Israeli pro-
ducts and technologies.
For information, contact
Shelly Jackier, 661-1948.

Forum Hosts
Keith Crain

Keith Crain, publisher of
Crain's Detroit Business, will
be featured at the Economic
Forum luncheon sponsored by
the Jewish Federation noon
Nov. 18 at the Radisson Plaza
in Southfield.
Vice-chairman of Grain's
Communication, Mr. Crain is
responsible for editorial direc-
tion of many of the company's
25 publications, including
Detroit Monthly and Advertis-
ing Age.
In addition to his corporate
responsiblities, Mr. Crain
distributes time and
resources to a number of civic
and professional organiza-
tions, including the Detroit
Economic Growth Corpora-
tion, the Detroit Visitors and
Convention Bureau, the
Greater Detroit Chamber of
Commerce and the Detroit
Economic Growth
Corporation.

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STEPHEN FRIEDMAN of
Oak Park, has been appointed
senior vice president, support
services, at Anthony M. Fran-
co, Inc., Public Relations
Counselors. Mr. Friedman
will direct and coordinate the
Franco firm's specialized ser-
vices, including graphic ser-
vices and production, media
relations, media and presen-
tation training, video produc-
tion, editorial services and
research.

NEIL WERNER was elected
first vice president and

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HOWARD SHERIZEN was
re-elected to the board of
directors of the Michigan
Association of Life Insurance
Counselors.

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Gary Kushner

GARY KUSHNER, son of
Alvin and Ruth Kushner of
Southfield, was named chair
of the Small Business
Association of Michigan
(SBAM) which represents
over 4,000 small businesses
and their employees through-
out the state. Mr. Kushner is
president of Kushner & Com-
pany, a management con-
sulting firm specializing in
employee benefits and ad-
ministration for small to
medium-sized businesses. Mr.
Kushner speaks often to na-
tional and regional groups on
benefit plans for small
employers.

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Activities Set
At Chabad Center

Rabbi Elimelech Silberberg
of Bais Chabad Torah Center
will deliver a lecture on
"Jacob and Esau — Dealing
With Sibling Rivalry" 8:15
p.m. Nov. 4 at the Torah
Center.
The Torah Center will hold
a cholent demonstration 8:30
p.m. Nov. 6 at the Torah
Center. The demonstration is
part of the Wednesday night
cooking class. Reservations
are required.
For information, call the
Center, 855-6170.

Mystery Tbsip
For Post, Auxiliary

The Charles Shapiro Post
and Auxiliary will sponsor a
mystery bus trip 6:30 p.m.
Nov. 2 from the Jewish War
Veterans' Memorial Home.
The final stop will be at a
restaurant for dinner.
For reservations, call Sandy
or Helen Pliskow, 399-1546;
or Jeff Lutz, 543-0279.

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