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RANDAZZO FRUIT MARKET
AND DELI

Prices good
through 12.16-91

ARRIVING DAILY
FIRST QUALITY
PRODUCE AT
EVERYDAY
LOW PRICES

OPEN YEAR ROUND 7 DAYS A WEEK
Monday-Saturday 8 A.M.-8 P.M., Sunday 8 A.M.-6 P.M.
Valid only at 24280 Middlebelt, Corner of 10 Mile Road

476-7766

IDAHO

TOMATOES POTATOES

3 LB.

10 LB. bag
U.S. #1

$ 00

8

BAG

BANANAS

17 ;

Spanish & Medium

WINTER'S CORN BEEF $2.59 LB.

ONIONS

6 LB.
FOR

ORANGES MUSHROOMS

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Delicious, meaty Empire Kosher Salami, Beef
Franks and Beef Knockwursts have no fillers. No
binders. No surprises.
Empire Kosher Beef Salami, Beef Franks and Beef
Knocks are now available in your grocer's deli case or
at your favorite deli. If you don't see them, ask for the
bright red Empire Kosher packages. Just in time for
perfect holiday entertaining.

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EMPIRE KOSHER FOODS, MIFFLINTOWN, PA

Consumer Hotline: 1-800-EMPIRE-4

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1991

$1.29 LB.

(Regular, Garlic, Lite)

DELI COOKED HAM

CALIFORNIA NAVEL

WHAT'S NEW
WON'T SURPRISE YOU!

ECKRICH BOLOGNA

ENO KOSHER SALAMI $3.89 LB.

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ON HOLIDAY
FRUIT BASKETS

79;

$1.59 LB.

IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE$2.29 LB.

(Order Your Spiral Ham For The Holidays)

LB )
$2.99
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Rod Glogower

Rabbi Speaks
At Midrasha

Rabbi Rod Glogower will
address a Lunch and Learn
series noon Dec. 19 at the
United Hebrew Schools
building. He will speak on the
topic, "How Does Orthodoxy
Look at Christianity Today.”
Rabbi Glogower is an adjunct
lecturer at the University of
Michigan Law School and
rabbi of the Hillel Orthodox
Minyan.
A kosher deli lunch will be
served with the lecture follow-
ing. There is a charge.
The series is sponsored by
the B'nai B'rith Michigan
Regional Council, the
Michigan Board of Rabbis
and the Midrasha-College of
Jewish Studies, a division of
the Agency for Jewish
Education.
Subsequent lectures will be
Jan. 16, when Rabbi Norman
Roman of Temple Kol Ami
will speak on "Contrasts bet-
ween Jewish and Christian
Views of Messiah;" and Feb.
20, the Reverend James
Lyons, director of the
Ecumenical Institute of
Jewish-Christian Studies will
speak on the topic "Are Chris-
tian Fundamentalists
Friends of Israel?"
For reservations, call Ar-
nold Michlin, 626-1570; or the
Midrasha-College of Jewish
Studies, 352-7117.

Men Conduct
Learners Minyan

The Learners Minyan,
sponsored by the Congrega-
tion Beth Achim Men's Club,
will be held 9 a.m. Dec. 15 at
the synagogue.
Rabbi Martin Berman and
Cantor Max Shimansky will
lead the daily morning ser-
vice with explanations,
assistance and commentaries.
A brunch will follow the
service.